TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAIi.)

Since the running of the Melbourne Cup and Derby,' the majority ot tha sporting writers, both in Australia and New Zea land, have seen nothing "in" the champion race but JUarebin and Navigator, This theory is controverted by Darebin's recent defeat for ths Canterbury Plate at Mel bourne, by Commotion. At the recent C.J.C. Meeting, on the first day's racing, all the first favourites succeeded in doing the trick. Welcome Jack's time for the C.J.C. Handicap, 3mtns. 33secs., is the fastest time in which that event has beea won. Man tana's 3mins. 36secs. comes next. A number of young stock by Hippocam. pus, Musket, Yattendon. and Maribymong, the property of the late Mr Walters, will be offered for sale by auction atter the Summer Meeting. ~ The inetatlicians have done a cc-Dsider siderable amount of business du-ing the week about the Auckland Summer Meet ing. The following are the latest quota tions :— Tub Dotjbm Cpp and Steeple.-:00 to 5 Welcome Jack and Clarence, 100 to 5 Welcome Jack and Af»ent, 100 to \ Kewi and Tricotrin. Cup. -100 to 12 Welcome Jack, 100 to 8 Plscatorious,;iOO to 8 Fitz Hercules,loo to 7 Libeller, 100 to 5 Rewi, 100 to 5 Louie. Welcome Jack's running for the C.J.C. certainly entitles him to the position of first favourite.

Sporting Notes from Home.

(Feom Our London Correspondent),

The racing on the firat afternoon at New market was most interesting. Ihe princi pal eveut of the day was the Great Fourth Foal Stakes of £2,115, a valuable race, run across the flat, for three-year-olds, in which the Leger winner (Dutch uven) was asked to concede 7lbs to her old oppouent (Nellie), 41bs to Corate Alfred (the French colt that ao unexpectedly beat her at Goodwood), and 9bs to tbe Ce?arewitch fivourite (-hrewsburj). People felt tint the result would show whether the surprise at Don cister was a fluke or not, as well as what sort of chance fehrewsbury possessed for the Great Autumn Handicap, consequently the crowd in the ring was very large, Dutch Oven looked in the pink of condition, and go did Nellip, but Shrewsbury wa3 p'lpably unfit, and the rest—Z«us, Gerald, Garetb, and Comte alfred - were commoners. Bet ting opened at "6 to 4 against Dutch Over," but the outlay in favour of the Leger heroine wa« so lirge tbat odds ot 11 to 10 were eventually laid on her. Nellie obtained supportat 3to 1, and Shrewsbury, after beiug heavily backtd at fives, sixes, and sevens, wlnt back to ten to one. Anything you liked could be obtained about the others. The story of the race doss not take much telling. Archer handled the mare carefully, as m the Leger, waited with her until tbey were about a furlong from home, and then came through and won easily by a length, Shiewsbury and jScllie makitiga dead heat for second phc. Time, 2min, 29sec. Shrewsbury's performance was thought so good, considering his palpable usfitness, that he at once became first favourite for the Cesarewitch, as little an 9 to 2 being taken to win £9,000

Another interesting race was the Hopeful Stake <, a very cud-established contest for youngsters, la which the two-year-old flyer, Maoheath (wioner of the July Stakes), met Beau Brummel, Bm Jour, Export, and two Yankee colts belonging to Mr Lorillard and Mr Keene respectively, named Wioonah and Grown Point. Mac hettih was a hot favourite, odds of 11 to 8 being.laid on him, bat be succumbed, aft r a dcperate race, by a short head to Beau Brummell, on whom Arcber iota one of his marvellous finishes. The winner be longs to Lord Hastings and i 3 by George Frederick (the D rby hero of 74), out of Ma Belle, by Lord Clifden. lie has won some nice races this season, but was not thought to be anything like the equal of Macheath ; in fact the ling laid 11 to 2 against him. The only other event 1 need rtfer to run on the l>t day was the Triennial (for four year-olds) over the long course known as the " Ditch-in," which is 2 miles 105 yards, and finishes up the severe Criterion hill. The field was surptisingly good, embracing winners of the Oakf and Alexandra Plate in Thebah and Fiddler, and such minor lights as Kuhelborn, Don Quixote, Great Caile, andCameliard. The event was thought a real good thins; for Cameliard, and backers odco more fearlessly laid odd* on—this time Sto 4. Fiddler was lame, and Tbebaij supposed to ba still out of form. This, however, proved a lamentable mistake, for the famous mare literally walked in, win ning by a length and a-balt from Camiilard, with Don Quixote third. The standing dish of the second day wai the Great Eastern Kailway Handicap, a ' short dis tance scurry over an rasy three-quarters of a mile, which as a >ule attracts on immense Held. This year, however, for some reason, only eleven came to the post, and they were yery few ot them ou the first lank of flyer*. During the morning it was put about that Glen Albyn ("adarkuu" which though nominally SherraruV, in reality belongs to Wood, the jockey, and has been kept all the eeason for some big six furlong 3 race) would run. Unfirtunatoly Wood could not get bis money on at what he considered a tair price, and scratched the colt. This, peop'e thought-, left the way open for >-ir George, Chef,' wynd's Hornpipe (Syrs, 8»t 12 bs), and the latter was backed dawn to the absurdly short piice ot 2 to 1. Others fancied the top-weight Reputation {6yrs, 9st 121bs), War Horn (sjrs, 7st), and the disappoint ing Whitecbapel (3yrs, 6st 9lbs), who has been supported to win a fortune times without number this season, but invariably runs like a cur. Hornpipe would have got home first easily enough, buttle Americans had prepared a nice little surprise for us with Mr Pierre Lorrjlard's Aranza (by Bonnie Scotland). This four-year-old had ' only the feather-weight of 6st 71bs to carry, and wou in a common canter by six lengths. Hornpipe was second and War Horn third. All the Yankee contingent had Aranza quietly tipped them, and the most of them must have won good stakes, as the start ing price is returned at 20 to 1. Prior to the big race, DutchJOven came out with odds of 10 to 1 on her, beat Amalfi, Zeus, Distel and Rozelle for the. three-year-old Trien nial, and in the Granby Stakes for two year-olds, finishing up the severe criterion till Lord Stamford's Gold Master (a nice looking colt by Rosicrucian), beat Mr Crawford's Golden Farmer Dy a head. On Thursday tbe chief event was the Oc tober Handicap across the flat (1 mile 2 fur longs 72 yards), and a very nasty race it proved for unfnitunate backers, as none of the three first favourites wore even placed. To begin wltb, the top weight Sutler (aged, 9st) was most fancied, but Don Quixote (4yrs, 7st lQlb3) had a strong party behind him, and the pair left oft' iii equal dpi mand. The winner, however, turned up in the rankest outsider of the six runners—Mr Chaplin's Wandering JVun by Hermit (4yrs, Gst 6lbs). Mr Crawford's Strejitzia (4yra, 7at 31b«) was a good second, Lord Kose. bery's Koysterer ;(4yrs, 6st 121bs) getting third. Th<s was not by any means the only surprise tbat fatal afternoon, for in theThirty-i/'ifth;Triennia1 l fovtwo-yoar-oldß, Lord Ellesmere's Highland Chief and Lord Fat mouth's Duchess of Cornwall, both of whom were backed for pounds*, ahilliugp, and pcnct>,rau nowhere, the flying filly Kookery (by. Hampton, out of Bippodromo) who was supposed to be dead "oft colour," winning by a short head from the victrix of the New Stakes at Ascot, Adrians. The after noon wound up with the old fashioned Grand Duke Michael Stakes for three-year olds, in which the Derby third, Sachem, was asked to concede slbs to Komeo, Gureth, and tbree o^her mere plater^, 'flip race seeiried to'tie suph $ certainty for Ijir Loriliard's colt, that panters laid 5 to 2 cm cheerfully, and their feelings when the swine-like Gatith," who drs run haJPa* dozen times this season without ever look ing dangerou?, came to the front, and won easily by a length, can ba easier imagined than described, '\; :' •'■ • V

I On after Nellie (by Herniit- Hippu) with odds of 9 to 4 on her,' had beateh Lord Falmouth'g Ljttlp Sistef, and Mr Leader's Alban, for thp r* gwmarket St. Leger, a really good field of two-year-olds, inoluding Sigmophone (winner of the Kick mind Stakes at Goodwood), Adrians' (winnner of the New Stakes at Ascoi^ I Beau Brummel (winner of the Woodeote at , Epsom, and the Hopsful oa fb'e previous, Tuesday), Tho Pi tope (winner of thp Rqus. Memorial at Goodwood], and Machpatti (winner of the July Stakes at fliewmarket), came out to do battle for the Rqus Memorial over the last 6 furlongs p.f the flat, Sipjmojphone a Ud MacEftath wevp equal favouiites at 3 to, I, a shado more being laid against Adrians and Beau Brumpic), arid 8 fol against The Prince, The lace resulted in a trem?ndoua set to between Adrfana, Beau Bntuimei, and Macheath, the latter eventually winning by a Bhort lead frum the first named, and the came distance separating tocond and third. Time, lmin. 9secs. Macheath is by Macaroni, out of Heather Bell, and belongs to Mr W, S, Crawford,

The first October meeting of 1882 will long be remembered by backer?, who suffered reverse after reverse until it i a rumoured that one noble plunger drorniPd over £20,000. vv- This week racing of an ordinary kind ia in progress at Nottingham and Kempton Park, but the attention of the majority oi tutficesis devoted entirely to the comim? Cesarewitch or "Seezerwitch," as many of them love to call it. The greatest of" all long-distance handicaps will be run at New market on Tuesday, and the atendance of the public is certain to be immense, thoueh the field promises to be but small. Atnfe tent the Duke of Hamilton's City Arab 3vr 7st (bred by Tibthorpe-Arab's dam), fo jLI favourite at 4 to I, weight of money and a rumoured high trial being the colt's chief claims to the position. Shrewsbury w )> a made such a good fight with Dutch Oven in the Foal Stakes, has gone back aome. what, in fact 5 to 1 can be easily secured' Next in demand are Pursebearer (3yr S n k l 31bf), at 100 to 6; Corrie Roy (4yrs, Bst 7H> S ) at 100 to 6; Winterbourne (3yrs 6st 7lhti at 20 to 1; and Retreat (syrs, 9st lib) it 20 to 1. The market, however, is limited as yet, and the real state of affairs will not be known till after the meeting of Tatter, sail's, on Saturday. .

DIRECT STEAM SERVICE WITH ENGLAND.

[BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)1

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. , / Speaking of the direct steam service, the "Telegraph" says: "In this connection".;

we would call attention to a paragraph in our London correspondent's letter. Thereto he refers, from infotmation gleaned from Sir Dillon Bell, that it is probable that the -' subsidy wiil fall into the hands of a service ' ■ of 2,500 tons steamers—a size which is conveniently agreeable with tbat of 1 the Sorrento and Marsala. A little bird has also whispered, rightly or ' wrongly, that the tjnion Steamship 1; > Company, backed up by. all the com. mercial in Dunedin, has been inclined to give -these vessels a helping ■ hand; from which the conchuion 6 bai been drawn that the Union S. S. Co, ' would not have been averse to tender for a 2,500 too service with such vessels, or. 1 perhapj actually with the Sorrento and Maisala, There is no particular harm in this, as far as the Union Company goes, but it now stands very evident that the Go. j vernment can get a 3,500 ton service also from a New Zealand Company.and thesug. _v ■ gestion of our correspondent is obuoßsly < 2 knocked on tha head. To be fair to both parties, it should be added that:the arrangements of the N.Z. Shipping Co., now disclosed, also-point pretty plainly to ; their reasons for thinking that 3,000 ton vessels were too small. Whether the N.Z.^SSII Shipping Co. get the subsidy or not, they are entitled to the thanks of the colony for their enterprise, and in our own interests to our support and aid in making it successful." -

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF W. M. MOYLE.

An inquest was held yesterday afternoon i: on the body of William Matthew Moyla,'--'; at the Olanricarde Hotel,beforeDr Philson '.'.% (oroner) and a jury. Deceased was fo&jjfl merly in good circumstances, and landlord B of the Wharf Hotel, which he first eatab« lished as a boarding-house, After two J years' struggle, be obtained a spirit license, : which brought evils upon him. His wife 1 died, leaving him with a young family, '-,• and he took to drinking to excess, and , drank himself out of house and borne, His ' daughter (Louisa) deposed that her father was 53 years old. On Wednesday evening S he came at eight o'clock and went to lie down. Presently she found him lying on the floor. Her grandmother, an invalid, was the only person besides witness in, the l- v house. In the morning she found her - father dead. She did not think he had 7 been drinking; a neighbour informed tbe B police, — Dr. Lee deposed that he had attended deceased and his family for four. teen years. He was a man of intemperate^ habits, and.subject to epileptic fits;, his"" complaints were always in connection with i drink.—William John Scott, a shipwright, and Elizabeth Skinner, spoke of deceased; and his nabits.—Constable McCoimell took charge of the body.—Dr. Hamper had made a post mortem examination of the body, and . stated that death resulted from sanguineous ■■; apoplexy, caused by excessive drinking, Xbis was the verdict of tbe jury, , . .'Jj

A SINGULAR CHURCH MEETING.

(BYTELEGRiPH—OWN CORRESPONDENTS.} 1

CHKJSrCHUKCH, this day.

Af& a title, the meetings of members of religious bodies are of such an even and decorous, cot to say dull character, that ' few persons but those immediately con corned care to hear anything abont them. But this is not always the ca«e, i and wherever any congregation becomes the ' exception to this mle,, it1' breaks the monotony with a vengeance,*:' The Rev. C. Fraser, minister of St. An- ■ drew's Presbyterian Church, had convened ;V a meeting of -bis parishioners for last' evening, to be held at the church., In the '■-■■ notice given from the put pit to members of '■ the churcb, Mr Fraser stated that the:' business to be disposed of was the "filling up of vacancies caused by the de»thor, '■'? otherwise of the trustees of St. Andrew's' ■ Church property," and he added that after wards a meeting of tbe congregation wonld be held, at which he would place a state ment before them. At tbe time appointed, (7.30 o'cl-jck) there we^e about 30, persons. I present, including several ladisa. Previous. to'commencing the business, the rev, ;' gentleman went round asking persons with; whom he was not familiar whether they;?' were "members of the church." When'V the answer was in the negative, he requested; ?? •them to withdraw, as the meeting was one. -: of a private character. This was regarded '^ by some as being extremely unusual, asahV": previous meetings had been conducted 1 openly, and members of the Press had been"' preseut. One gentleman, when spoken to, I declined to leave bis seat, and claimed the right to be present, being a' Preaby* 8 terian, though not a irember jof the::':: congregation. The excuse did not avail him, however, for Mr Fraser sent d^*'; of the elders whb'dragged tlietreapaßgelp''.: from his pew and forcibly ejected h%ff<ip ". the church. "The excitenient caused by this ; incident haying been allayed, the Key. C. Fraser then took bis place as moderator and opened the meeting with prayer, Mr** David Craig then rose and asked under what authority the meeting had been oon* vened. He th,at he was not opposed to, the meeting, but held the opinion that it' wail iiot legally called according to Church ; rules, and the business done would bo - invalid. He thought that the warrantlot 4! the kirk session eught to have been pro-...; cured before the meeting was called, and as ■ ; he bad not bea rd anything of it at the lan rneetingofthesesßionhesupposedthisneceS" | sary form had been neglected. The Her, 9 Moderator eaid tbat his intention bad been 9 to call a meeting of his "fiiends" and he '^ had not therefore applied to the session. . He had called the meeting in accordance with the reading of the trust deed of the Droperty and of the model trust deed of the Free Church of Scotland; but, as an objeev * tion had been raised he felt unwilling to ■' proceed with the business. He then pro* ■: nounced tliaf benediction, and the meeting ~ closed. It is understood that at !ifl«a meeting Mr Fraser proposed to refnWjH certgin charges of dishone=ity and iminor;' m sjlity whip,h b§4 teen hro'ught against h!tn f ;i; a>d whjch ate now 'under consideration g by a committee of the Presbytery. ' ' :'>: |

PrlntedandPubllflhodbrtheProprietor.HENK I Brett, of Symonds-street. at bla General : Pristine Office, Wyndham-stroot, in tbe Pro ?tnce of Anokland, New Zealand. Pbidav, Novb«b b« 24,1858,

OTNe STAB. "NOVEMBER 34

THE AUCKLAND 3SV



Anotlonft FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1882, DURHAM YARDS. EOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday. Deoemter 1, 21 Heavy Draught Horsea Ex Hawea, from Ohrlstoburob. HUNTER & NOLAN, : FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE Qf JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, FURNITURE, &0. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr MoSlashan, to Bell, on FRIDAYi the Bth December, at the Durham Yards, THE QOOnWILIi OF THE UNEXPIRED TBRM OV Ltt \»K. ot Six Years, of the JUNC TION HOTKL, doing a large and respeotablj bnaineßS.TheoominoaionsneßS ot tho Honse.ana the desirability ol thfi altuatton; are too well known for oommoot, but Its Immediate prox imity to the terminus of the tramway renders it prospeotlvely more valuable than other subut; bin houacß. Persons In quest of a good home oannot easily find a more desirable one. At 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN, DURHAM YARDS. Ki\ TRUSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED OV MBADOWHAY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. HUNTKJS & NOLAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE REMUERA CATTLE FaIR. LAST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE SEASON. ENTRIES on or before TUE3DAYi Secoember 9. ALFRED BUCKLAND, pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Papaknra-Wednesday, November 29. ALFRED BUOKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THE HAYMA KET. PRINCIPAL WOOL SALE FOR THK 3KASON On TUESDAY, November^, 12 oclook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. < "~" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, AT 11 O'CLOCK, Ex Loch. Urr, Loch Fleet, and other late arrivals. TRADE SALE .OF Currants, Raisins, Fanoy Confectionery, General Groceries, and Oilman's Stores, MBSBKS. POTTER & CO. WILL sell by anction, at their Stores, Durham-atreot. on Monday next, 27th November, at 11 o'clock, SBIPMKNTQ 07 TIT Hi ABOVE GOODS 250 boxes Raiaica 100 oasas Currants 2 tanks asßorted Confeotlonory 530 boxes Candles (assorted brands) 10 oases Sardines ■-..<• 20 oases Herring, Frash and Red 10 cases D. fc M. BlfloMng 10 cases Halad Oil (assorted brandi) 20 oases Castor Oil 10 oases Candled Feel Arrowroot, Annatto, Brushware Bath Bricks, Black Lead, Cocoas Carrie Powder, Croam Tarter, Gelatine Llqaorlce, MnaUrd, PlcWes Potted Meats, PJpss, Sauoe, Rioe, Salt Soda Crystals, Btilco, Soap (Klmmel'a) Bugar. Starch, Peas, Saltpetre Tartarlo Aold. Vestas, Vinegar, Milk Cocoa and Milk, Soda Bi-oarbo:ilte Essences. Extract Meat Baroelona Nuts fx» &c, ftc. BY ARTHUR. Salesman end Auctioneer, THURSDAY, DECEMBER U.



Auctions. I Important JSToticjs. POSTPONEMENT OF Ellerslie Sale Ellebslie Sale TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, AT NOON. AT DOWDSN'S MAKT, QCEKH-STREKT, Tho SALE of tho abovo Property is Unavoid ably postponed until MONDAY, 27th instant. at the same hour and place, in eonEcqnenoe of the delays in tho Sarvoy, The Auctioneer has muoh pleasnro In announc ing that tho Survey will be oaroplotod by MONDAY next, aid that tho land is flagged, and Lithographic Plana can be had on applica tion at the Oflloo of tho Auatloneer, or at the BUerslle Hotol. The LAND now offered is well worthy the Inspection of anyone dc-Blrouj of eocnrlng a Villa Slto within easy distance of Town, by Road or Rail, TRAINS leave Auok'and for Hlloisllo almost hourly, nnd tho expense for a Season Family Tiofeet Is Nominal. The LAND Is all that can ba desired as to Qoa'itr o! Soil, Masnlflcsnce of View, Looality, &0., is the Last and Best of tho Finest Property in the Ellsrelle Dlstiiot, end long known as the Hlleralio Park. It la the intention cf the* Vendor to sell the Property when offered on MONDAY, the 27th Instant, and both Intending Settlers an<s Specu lators aro earnestly requested not to loee the opportunity to view the Land bofore the Ssle. The POSTPONEMENT is made with the Intention of allowing time for all desirous to purobasa to see tho Land, and it will be their ■ own fault If they da net do so. , R, C. GKEENWuOD, Auctioneer. . . ' «■ TO WORKING MBN AND OTHBRS. EDEN mERRACE. DEN J.ERRAOH. NEW NORTH ROAD.



$/[. OUNTSIDE. M 0 U N T S I D "El BUILDING SITES VOLCANIC SOIL, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR, • Salesman and Auctioneer. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, . ; AT NOON. MOUNT ALBERT. FACTORY SITE, VOLCANIC SOIL. NEVER FAILING SPRING OF WATBB. (To close a Partnership Account.) K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell b7 Auction, at his Estate, Lana, and HouseSaleHoom, Arthur's Mart. Uneenstreer, in Tuesday, s«h Deoembar, 1882, at 12 o'clock noon, TO CLOSB A PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT. 10 ACRES OF FXR3T-CLASB VOLCANIC LAND, Cleared and in Grass, having a large frontage to tho New Nobih Road, a short dis tanoe from the Mount Albbrt Biilvmy Sta tion. Tha Railway ruas through it. bounded at the baofe by a Greet. A nev»r failing Spiing of sclendid water: ft quirrr of flo« Blue Stone, now being worked, from whi.h the stone now being used at the tsavlDgs Bank wss taken j a Swa Homestead Bit*; a flrst-olass Site for Woollen, Paper, or other Factory. Will be sold in one Lot. Terms: Cash. B, TONKS.] [B. 0. CAEB.] B, D.TOHKS,] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, IyrORNINGSIDE. • MORNINGSIDE. . OBNINGSIDB. RAILWAY STATION ON PROPERTY. VOLCANIC LAND 1 •BDSES HOURLY! TRAIN SIX DAILY J B. TONKS & CO. HAVE T3een insttuctert by A, R. Tavlor Ksa., to Bell on Wednesday, 29th November, at 11 o'clock, THE ABOVB PROPERTY. ■ This lfl a genuine Bale of a reslly flrstelass toperty. a portion having alreaoy been sold 6na buUt on. A Ohurob, Pareonago, ana Store ate erected, ana Blao a number of VlUaßesl denoes. The pronerty has been out u Pi with a view ol MT tag-aaooacl«ssof bniiaiDga. tatolotsupto nearly four screa In extent, but purohafieraol B maller lots oan have an opportunity of supply tag their wantß oloee to the Railway Station, which ocouple3 the centre of the Estate. The Land IB volcanic A churoh, School. Stores. Builder's Establish ment, BlaoEsmlth's Bhop, Wheelwright's Shop, &8,, are now In full running order on the pro perty. Trains and' Buses are running continuously. practically bringing it within a few mlnuteß of theolty. The greater numßerof theaUotments ftont on . to the Main North^a Mount Albert Bo&as. PIiAHS NOW RBADY



MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, NOON. riHOICE TyTILLA yITES. GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGE?, &c, &c, &c. E. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr. Has lett to offer for sale by anotion, on Mon day, the 4th December, at noaa, at his NI-4W ROOMS. q UEEN . STBEET> Between Messrs. Flahcr and Co.'s and the New Bant ol New South Wale?, and opposite to Vulcan Lans, Wi\ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 0 %J having good frontage- anderreat doi tii, and sUnated on the right hand side oC Kden Terrace, New North Road. The land Is all In good grass, eeral volctinlo, and oommandu a very good view* The land la situated jaat outside the City boundary, htivlna all the convenience of City property without the expense. The City Water Mains and Gas are laid on to the boundary, and Working Men and other* wlßbiog (or a Freehold Lot close to town ought to avail themselves of thia opportunity to secure a Home for themselves. Lithographic Piano are ready, and oan be had en application at the office of the Auctioneer. Tbe UnO. is pegged and flagged. Also, At the same tlmß, will be offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COTfAGES On Freehold Lots, with frontage to Eden Terraoo. The terras are: One-fourth cash ({or the allot ments) and the balano9 3 years at 7 par ceo l p»r nnnm. For the Cottages: One third ossh and balance 3 years at 7 per cent, par annum.. R, C. GREENWOOD, - Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, NO VEMbER 29. At 11 o'clock a.m. On the Premises, Sarsiield-street, Ponsonby, MAKIN E FAM 1L V RESIDENCE, ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr C, A. Bydder, of Northumbarland House, Sarsfleld-street, Ponsonby, to sell by auotioß, on the premises, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE EAGLISH-MADE FURNITURE fMade expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATiIR-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CARPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly ba (ssned, and tho House Thrown Upon for Inspection (by card from the Auctioneer) for intending purchsuora a fortnight bef oro the Bale. (If not previously disposed of), at tha same time aad place, will be eo!d the SPLENDID FAMILY KEBIDENCE J Of '20 rooms, repleto with evary modern con convenience,and known aa "Northumberland House." together wiih LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The House Is olose to the water's 6dga and ! proposed new oier. and commands a very fine view IB scitable for a ooarning school, an dls in evew way well suited as a Marine Family Beßi dlnoe, or Superior Family Hatel, in the risiDg district of Ponsonby, The remaining Ground is being out nplnto ftbout nine lots, with rrontagea to Sanfleld street and the Wattemata Harbour, The whole of the Freehold.oontalntogf acre?, will be offered in one lot, as per plan, and if not sold in one lot will be cold as out up. Lithographic PJans will be leßnod on and atteriTuesday, lith instant, and can be had on appUoatlon at the offloo of R, 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner 01 Queen and Bbortland-streetSi *



Auctions. ' _ — -j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. | AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. K. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by publlo aucUon at tho Offices of the Board, Fort street, en Friday, the Bth day of December, 1833, at 11 a.m.. The LEASES of the following ALLOTMENTS. for a TERM of FIFTY (60) YBARS, snbjeo to the provisions of "The Harbours Aot, 1878":- FOUR AI/LOTMKNTS-NOB. 86, 87.83, and 89 ---wlth Frontage to QUKKN-STKKKT TWKNTY-ffOUR ALLOTMENTS-Nos. 90 to 113-wlth Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE STREET THRKK ALLOrMBNTS-NOB. 11* to HG-Wlth Frontage to RAILWAY KOAD THS ALLOTMENTS WILL BK FfcAGGD. Draft of Tense and Conditions of Halo may be seen, and Lithographic Flans obtained, at tho I Offlce of tho Board, R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. W. S, OOOHRANBI UAS. DAOBB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. RESIDENCE, SYMONDS-STREET. ALLuTMENTS, PONSONBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO', "WYNYARDTON. NO RESERVE. THE subscribers will sell, at their Room?, Fort-Btioet, on Taesday, 28th instant, at 12 o'oloofe, By Order of the Trustees under the Will of the Late Ellen Evitt, ALLOTMENTS 21 and 3 of Snb-dWalon tot 1. Section 7, havlnß frontages cf 86 feat to Symonda-atreet and 36 feet to Albert street, with a through depth ot 288 feet. and having a Comfortable Residence ol 7 rooms created thereon. SPRING-STREET, PONSONBY — Eleven Allotments, being ut sold portions of Lot 29, Section 8, DRUBY—Allotment 39, containing lr. 2p., fronting slippery Creek. PAPAKUBA—Allotment Si, containing lr, ISp. OPAtIKKE (DRURY)—Lots SI, 32, 23 and 21 of Seotion s, Sub-division ot Lots 87 and 38. HIIL9BORO'-Lot 1, Seotion I, containing is. 3r. 30p. WYNYARDTON-Lot 8. Also, RANDOLPH-STRSKT, NEWTON-Allotment 23, having 33 feat frontage. This is a good Building Site, as It stands high and ooouplos a good poiltlon, For further particulars apply to Samuel coohrane & son, Auctioneers. W, S, COOBSANKJ [JAB. DACIIS MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Ordor of Commissioner of Hospital Reserves, TBE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONB YEARS OF SMALL *ARMS AT NORTUCOTE. rpHE Subscribers will ofl'er for Lease, by 8. Auotlon, at their Booms, Fort-stroet, on Monday, 18ih instant, at 12 o'olonf, THS LEASffi. for a, term of 21 years, of ' Allotments H, IS, 16. 17, and 20. Parish of Tdlcapnna, Hab-tlivltlod Into Farm Beotious of from 3 to 13 acres, having frontages to the main road, tho sea, and the tovr Lake road.



For Conditions ana farther particulars apply to SAMUEL 00CHKANE & SOJS, Auctioneers. W. S. OOCHRAMEI [JAS. DACES TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, By Urder of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. TOWN ACRE AT ONEHUNGA. r3l UK Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, a Fort-street, on Tuesday, 28th lnst., at 13 o'olook. ALLOTMENT 14, Seotion 48, Town of One hnnga, oontainsug 1 acre. It commands a fine -vi»w of the Harbour, and Is situa ted not far from Hallway Station. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOW, 4nctiocotvß. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, AtanXarlyDate, thh; following valuable properties, Being part of an Katate held la trust by Sir G. Maurice O'Xiorke anb Captain T, Viret Shepherd :— Kft ALLOTMENTS in the best part of Chol «'u lonham, North Shore gn ALLOTMENTS at Mount Kden in ALLOTMKNTS, Brighton Road, Parn&ll Q ALl.OTMftNr3ntthe Whaif.Onehunga BALLOTMENT3 at the old Wharf. One hnnjta 90 ALL'itmbNTS at Mount Wellington, *M Panmure. Further particulars in fat are advertisement, TUESDAYS. PH S E a"y~M ARK BT. SALE 07 WOO*,, SHEEPSKINS HIDKS, end TALLOW, each Tuesdajt. s* 110'C5!DOS. &I<FRED BUOKLAKB m W. HICKSON AND CO.'S SALE OF OMALL TpARMS • T /IORNHILT* Omall JTarms ax v/ornhill. A 'BUS will leave Hlokion and Co.'s Offloe, CJaeen-stroet, at 12.30 o'clock, on SATURDAY, 25th November, for the purnoae of conveying Intending Purchasers to.the Groucd. HOteiM. O & C l ? l U HOTKL, JOHtN aiLfjANDBB -.PKOPRIKTOR Sega to scnoucos to his friends end tha general zmblio, that ho has oompletofl'ftie extannlve alteration on hi.i premises. Amons the ra-.rir impmreznento, ha hsg latroduoso; A SPECIAL DINIKG-KOOSi, llndo? tha RairailßtanSs&eß Ot a well knowa Caiare*. Iflis " Oalslao ■ will bs tha bsat the Benson can supply. Keats at ail fcssrii, JJ«n4 Bracds Of Wises and tsplrita. Hsncoub'a Sparkling Ale olwayi on Draught, - Uowrfl s-tii. Bosldeaco, 20s pet wess, Xteeeoßsble OaargM, Ezcollaat Fare, OJvilfi? •nrt AttoiiSlon. Gkiod atabllKP- I^QAiaEMOST HOTEL, \J Wnkefleld-strcot, Auokland, W. H, PORTER (Lats of C'imocs HoteU Queen's BedODbp. WW&B AND SPIRITS OF THK BE9 SBAHDS, HANCOOR'3 fls WHITSON'3 JJPAKKLIKG ALES, B-lE3X-OE.ASO AOOOUMQPASIOB VOI VISISOB W. H. POKTER, P2OPEIBTOB, Sewing MaoQlneg. ESTABLISHED 1855. BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT, Buy ONLY THB OBLBBIIiTED \) sawiNa MACHINES. The Easiost, Slmpleßt, Best Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne whloh has never beenlbeaten in competition. Sola AROtits In New Zealand: SHAKE PEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,! , QUBBK'STRKK



Ironmongery. B. POETEE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIQE STREETS, AUCKLAND. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE. Crnot Stands Si^li ea nn*' ®°^co a Bultor Coolers iA jpv /g| jffi» Biscuit Boxes Pickle Frames • /)f^*m3 Egg Frames Sardine Boxes B3»| CW Emm- Candle Bticka Cako Busketa a ssl »ftJlg( WJir W§h Frnlt Stands Dish Covers JMflj Wm[ l^ra^k T°het SetS Napkin Kings I^^S^^^^^^ Trays andlSalvcra KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES, Rapid Wator Filters Hotuema'dß'jßoxea Knifo Boards and I'olish /^^^^^k Pa'Cnt Cinder S'UCrfl Sausage Machines C°ffe° Roast°rß ftnd MUla Sausage Fillera H^fe^^^CT^^S Indiarubbsr Knife Boards Mincing Machines Silversmiths' Soap Padding and Jelly Moulds JtW^^^^O^^^B Brunßwick Black Lady Help Knife Cleanerß e^^&jgg^Bjjsßafes*- Kmery Cloth and Black Lead NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS. Spring & Lever Mangles g^^Movtwrr^—^^ A&S^ Bradford's Washing Ma- Combined Manßlos and%- . .-, -, ■ chines and Mangles Washers Sgß»a»Ji.; - ' ** ('«&** SB American Tuba & Buckets Copper Furnace Pans Cast Iron Baths Mrs Potts's Cold Handle WTfi *aH&ii^^fflfeaß' rowel Kollcr.? ™ , Spd Ironu Ti- l^jf 3hower and Plunge Baths Laundry Stoves ginS"* „_„__,!*: f/M/* Lons Wash Boards and Clothes J^g^ vvrm^Ei'r I^^ S "on FlutingMaehines '"" Goflering and Pinking Wire Clothes Lines Iron 3 BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Icon Bird Hose Keols for winding Gaffes 'i^l • garden hostr Brass and Ir<M Parrot j^^lL-^ Ga'den Hftoars 00868 4muli' IS^ °irden RoUeHI WireEllTraps *fKW^ Oardon Beat, and Chairs Flycatchers i.^^S^^^ Garden Syringes Garden Arches '.'^^^S^^te^S^^p^ p • sh Protectors I I Mi Scythes and Handles Metallic LaWs and Gar- A lg| 11 || 11 W^m |»t' Ho9e Bf anchcs dan Pegs DaL*yEakcs Lawn Edge Clippers Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklora Hoe?' Bak, CT ' s Padesiand COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELPIECES, TILE HEARTHS, REGISTER GKATES, PLATED FENCERS AND FIRE IRONS, PLATBD ASH PANS, KITCHEN FBNDEES, KITCHENERS, BRONZED HAT UMBRFLLA STANDS, MARBLETOP TABLES, ENAMELLED AND IRON SINKS. LAWN TENNIS. CRICKET. LAWN TJPUfIf ■jIIKSSRB X, F. & CO. cave just rooeivaa, per Wavo Qaeen, their Annual Shipment ot Urn abova Roods, dlroot from the Manufacturers, comprising— M iTEKIALS FOR Cricket, Lawn Tennis, ETC., ETC, ETC., ETC. .Cricket Bats, Balls, Stumps, Leg Guard?, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Scoring Books, Cricket Nets, &c. Tennis Backets, Tennis Poles and Nets, Tenjiis Ball?, Tennis Bets in Boxes, Engby Foot Balls, Boxing Gloveo, &c, «&c, &c. jLAWN TEJOT& CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS. 333. POETBE & GO., WHOLDSALE DEPARTMENT: RETAIL DEPARTMENT; "V Queen ■ street, Queen-street, AUCKLAND. ALL GJODS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS.



Land and Etetate Agents tut o H " a a L J", ■"• . BY EDWARD WAYTE, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT -.- MODNT ALBERT-Gentleman's Keßidenoo, 10 roottio, iwo bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In supers tabulmlng: Manaroom, waßhhoase, outbuilding, oonohhouso, stable, cowhouse; fine volcanic soil; magnificent view; near station, VOLOANIC LAND (at Monnt Haen)-9i aorea In convenient paddooko, with Seven-roomed, Houße, OutbuUdingß. Cistern, Fruit Trees. £150 own, balanoe at 7 per cent. A Bargain. MOnNT ALBERT (near Hallway Statlon)- AllotmeutßHalf-aoreupwards; VoloanloSoil, Business Sites, Magnificent View. Tha whole of the purohcwe monay can remain at 7 per cent. HOUSE OF EIGHT BOOMS (well built), 15 mlnutea from Qneen-atreot. Adapted tor private residence or bußtnesa. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (near Foilway Station)-Beven roomed House and Large Allotment: good business site, £500 only. Terms—Kasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-Flne Sevon roomed Honao; lofty rooms, ooncroto olatern, boilor, outhouso, with noarly one aora voi oantoland. COTTAGK and LarßO AIiLOTMKNT by 150, close to City. £21)0. CORNER SHOP and DWMLIiINS at Parnell— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, aa one fortune has already been mado out of It. ONBHUNGA (aajoining Pah Farm)-131 aorea in (fraea. with Bix-roomed Housn, cow-ahedß, &o.; abundant viater, good outolde run. Very easy terms. MOUNT ffiDßN—Capital S^roomed House, with two largo allotments beautifully laid out. £200 cash, balanoo at 7 per cent, COTTAGE rind ASjLOTMKNT, Poneonby. £160. HOUSK and ALLOTMENT, SoaQold Road OhOAP* ED. -WAYTB. House and Land Agent. BookgeUei- and Stationer. ~r\ rp ri ha p m a"n Una much pleasure In Btatlnc that he la OPKNING, at bis NEW PKBMISES, Nkw Supplies ol the following :— PHOTOQRAPHIC ALBUMS, hand-palntea, promenade; and aU newnat stylea nnd moat elcßsnt desißns; all blzbh and prioea. FCliA.t" ALBUMB, a very large variety. ODNtfKSSION ALBUMS, in moroooo, calf, and CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS of oolebrltlee of stage, etato, ntt, &o. ■■ LKT.TB'fI DIARIKB of all size?, ruling, and blnd ' BIRTHDAY OARDS-Batin, Bilk, plusb, ivory, WIiITINfl BDBSRB AND LADIBa' COMPAN IONS, wltb Christmas mottoes. PHOTO. FRAMES In velvet, plush, fancy wood, &o. CHURCH SERVICES, Prayer Books and FIRK WOUICEN3 and BTOVB PAPERS, all new dOßlgnp. ARTIST MAI'KRTAL^ of all description. FRKNCa'3 Aotißß Edition of Dramas, Farces, &0., Sr.o,, Sec, &c. G. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, 'f IQUISBS-STREKT, AUCKtiND. | JMKNOH DsKsa Shirt MANaFACrOUVi C. Di"iL IBAU- DunHAUBTu Oorner of Albßrt-atreet, AUCKf.AKD. Frlvai'd orderaspeolally ftttendoa to. anaoxc oatad In Ktonoii Materials, linportni direotly ttom th« )n»iid(:io;urnrfl. All Droaa Hb'irta to ardor made in nKiianramnnl oa\j. Viz Uuaranteed.



Htismaso JNotlcea CQ. p? W m c go! 53 ! h«|sj| I /j, OOii O U is, £. » W Ofa A f MKHOHAIIWB, xasposTSKa ew Renal UocwatiefiS, BliJiiJß-PaUßhea, BU?9V«A, Rnfl nonfiu Vt ta« KutjHnh »na Uontaenhii QtUMi, I'toSa- BraphSo, OlaesStail'K. WillTS IiKAD, OaSCUM, OU. VARHISBIBa lirnehOß, Mlsefl Folnta, Carson's A.«tlCOT< roolvo ana Patent BlUeato Palnto. h« o v jj i) i N tJ 3-au*. Stoinofl. Vonasred. Jos iMuttire Frame s.nfl Room Oacomtlous, W*uw ?r»Qiwi for Cabinet and 0.0.V. Pinuansa ot ovary description 1b tns«it v*cl«sy acwAPS—Photon «aa OBionres, Albums for Fbotos, Bormit; &«.. ftu.. ftOj OsMinJ or Orsclar MonniS, ell skis l Os'DU)9SI and CD,V, Mijuftls; iirilsSn* Keanultoi, y,'. l?. & & h&vfcift BlwajK an tana tha toscsJ «Sack si the abava good: lit 'me Woi'ih I^i&cd o£ fjow EeslanO, aro able to cssonis slibor whole utie, or raSftii oiJc.i on tha most tavoncnlilo iMtfl*, Samples of PhiiorhsnaiiiKa from oson lioet, or oi otlHina! ps*!kassa. aoiit bn cipiillaa- JUn, New ■»»nern In Anoklnoft shonlfl Uspeol oat atook ol {'api}rhan<tlßU)) an a Piotunoß bufoiK flitlnii np IhblT new hotnocii tosy wll' Cm*, paina iUuu tn vnU tbs mcwui of GTBi'/o^.. W, fHILMI'FB & ?iGis, Jif OIITU S H ORB, AT THK WHOIiKBALE WINK, SPIRIT, ANiJ ALE STORK We aro BOTTLING nnd SUPPLYING ENGbiau nnrt COLONTAIi ALW and SI'OUT. la splendid oondltlou, by the cash or In mixkd u;.z»nh of Bay eight buttles of Ale and Stout, and four bottioa Wlhgb and SDlrlts. Llmciuloa and Cnrdlals, noted Tonlo Hop Boor, OinKor Ala tec, &0. N.8.-Hplrlts (proof Dtrongtb), Wines, Alos, &a, of finest quality. Orders delivered Faun at Tow* Pbioks. We thank the Inhabitants of the North Shore for tbelr vorv liberal patronage, aad ask a oon- Hnuanoo of the eamo. NOTE ADDBKB3- Clobo to Vlotorla Whirf. and afliolnlnp; Konton's Uovonport Hormo (Drapery Katubllshmont), Victoria Itoad. S^HAMKf OAKKIA^K AND PK^Y 9. 7AOTOKV. JAJffES MACKIE, FaOPBIKIOS, Vior<isu>STXK£X East,- K»i>alM Of ovary Aeaorlpslaa a V/ooii hnfl Iron neatly rsxooiited on ?hp Jan notice. aprlnßß made ctiq royalrotl, yu ou hand, «large aoantliyof LAinpg, aba Ironbarh Bhafte and Bpokua, Hod Bam Filloen. mud Hoburt torn Hafdwood, Nf.B Oonntry ordara nnnotnaU nttanflafl to. WUPERIOK OOKKUOATHD £'AJNKH H. P A B X B R HAS fOUCiJULB 4 aambeiflf aacba?*, *rtiu Tap rsadjr for use, £3 and auwirda, AT HIB BTBAU \VOSIKB, VIOTOKU-BTJJBHH. or M* Shop WHMjwwrv-erBKRS. Lni'iio Qti&afitiea ot bpoattaa, SUdxlas. ud Lkmc clueii always to Ktoot. vonsudah Ikw onrred si thortcsl noboo, Manufacturer ot lttutii and Compa Pips. 4 chaloo salocitoi of Oiiacdellora. Sto., at Me '•VsUenier-fllreoi shop. • •»«=»» nrd«.v» «»U1 tlwsyi »oelT8hl« prsmpi aitactioii, Iktmtai is Iw o: Walds 8 >l» PAT»tf¥«i3 07 188 t:c. tOVKD liBID «.'r.u* KtDoiwa VAKIKD AND BBAUTIFUL AHBortmont of Chrlatnaaa and New Tear's &udD (lloyal Aasdvuiy tiork'H), to bo Bold at lowoat pomlblo urotlr, Kanoy itatlouory and Cheap Uoolcs: wrltlng Deaka iltu;d with atatlonory, at 6b od. Spvoml Lino of Lodgers and oUiur Aocoant Hoofep. HENRY WHITE, Bookseller and St.vtioneh, Hlgh-streot. Auckland. sii i N C I N G V of every <Ji<soriptton pnt nn by oontrat t Nobody enn do 1* ohoaper or bettor than Slain Whlto. Pallnß Fenoas, pool and rail; Wire and Ploket Foncee of evory sort. I'rlooo on apDllcatlofl. All kloda of Gates maflo to order, and Uxed whiro required. Koaoei Palntnd. Posts. Kails, Pallnge, Bhtnijlce. Honoe HU-oks, fto.. for Dale at ysrdg. SAM. Will 18. Fenoor. Gorswitroot (near Brltomart Hotel | H X N V B■ X S 0 N « HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYNDIIAM- STXE ET. A MUKIUAN POKTKAIT KOt'MS, J\. 177, QUBKN-STRttUT (OppOHlte Ti & S. Morrln'sl NOW OPKN. Gems taken dally—2 dozsn for 3s 6d, lnrser bleob equally oheap. Conn and see tho Shaw Cases at tho Nuw I-Tc-mUiw, noxt to Clark & Qane's, two doors above Brltißh Uotol, 177, Qnoen-street. J. liOW Proprietor. H Xi, tf S. A. M A » t.? * tiAUDBii & a&KBOVk- MAKICK 80 and S2, Victouia^tesbt. Srsrs Uesarivtlaa ci te>'iei's, asasis, Unrrcwi, Pakow Wheels, CSoshw Hwm, Olotbe> Kkwcc, TraTalllcs Ofe.ista. Sr.«., aa ttaad or innil« H' U&St. A Üboi-al aiscoose fsliceeft fi Orastooiars AM tm T/holeittlo crf.Bt, Bhop ar.d Office Vliuues, cafi All £ii-.Ss ot Job Wnc Work do«* fcr RxoarlentKia Yrareme* 8» fie ihortest r.ovloa N.B.—ljaddora, Uvaps «£<£ i3»ctQv,> :e;;t ay Wre. Violins boosbt. Oat at two miperlar old Vic.itim tst *&n t iiat. I«(K v.nllniv.llf; - U/ i I. i< i A ii" A Ji U 51 A S, » ? Oarnar oi Sjonsa End vte»rla-stre««B, Auckland Kftst S-OHtrKHHTJ!,, MAHCLa. AHO flnHKftAfc H'.VOHiSMA3OH. AKUHi.'K/fliitil, SOaiiVTOE ABO OAEV33 - icr.ctlrUoas ftosorate and heantUol, ouamente. Tombs. Headsincea, and etas Sasorlt tloa of Bitiae Wcric at sha loxa-,8 uoaslhit I w» ny town <mJ wcti)^ LOGS) LOGS! LOGS! TO THB MILL Wanted known, that the Eanrl Point Saw Mills, tii Onehnnga (destroyed by flro oome monlha slnoo), are now In full work again. All lengths ot logs a: Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for briok building and wharf work, np to iO toot, supplied, on the shortest notioo. Customers may rely npon the cream ot the timber going with their orders, as w« hare no manufactory to supply. Bnllders and contractors will find It to their ntorast to give thoir orders to ns, as thor will get all ttoeh. Umber, free from worm and dead Bap. Orders exaontcd with deapatohi M H.ROB. Proirletor, Eanrl Point Haw mill Onehn»g*. Septembar 1



EW A V T B, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, BROKER, &0., 177, QUEEN. STREBX, Opposite Martin ft Oo.'fl, L»ISHEK AND Co. (Limited), V WHOLESALE S-IIIPriNO AND FAMILY RuTCiimy, Quotsn-ftreut (noxt Hunk ot New Zoaland, Auckland), — Poultry of all kinds riiosHed to or.ier. Prlmo Smoked 'J'ojikuo?, llorao-curu'J Uieon, Corned Beet on Sale in UtKuqnantltlttt,' N.B.—Dealcs luGamo. Lire Pheaaants forwarded to oil part* o( the Colony npou reoalot ot oxv.er. Families waited on Is to .vn or unburh?. QUI'EKIOR COKttUGATKD TAJJIii?, J, L. KE A N Has for Silo a number of the nbovo, with Taps ready for uso. prico 3is, at his shop, Elliott strnet. Larxo quantities of Kiiontlr.pr. UUlkliik, and Down Pipes, alwiya )n Stoofc, Vorandan Iron curvoa at tto ehort'et notio). Country onlors will always rucutvo hia prompt attoution, Lead washßra always on hand. ruiO THE KKSIDKRTS Otf StfMtCNDB. JL BXBKKX AND NKiaHBOURUCOD. ■ X BOVJBY »r? recently traanea a ITU-aS-ofou* BUTOHKRI AT SHE BOBHSB O? THS SYBES PASS EOAD, PRIMS OOKNKD.BKKF fllvfuys on hasO r.'amllle.e acaliafl on tr.i otdtrt rg-^O XHK PUBHO OF FOMSOriBY. F. DAVIK3, Boot and Shoo M&nnfsotarei, ol Ponronby Koftii, oallo tho sttontlon ol his ous tomors and frlcnda to the foUowlng i—Child roc's KlastJo Boots, from Sa ;Goloohe3, Is Bd (olilldrtn'o) j Woman's Eld X,3. Bonia, frets 7n Bd; oheap lino In Men's Kloatics, 12a (ooionla) made, &o Women's Dnlouial made Leslete. 12s Bd. SJL W V O W -<i -a Jb \jT to Hosß'a FubUfl Hot. Cold, and ShiHrfer Bsths, Viotorla-Btrooi: But, UhasKe, Oki BHitMwa. Open all weak days from 7 iwa, to ( p.m., and Sutcdax Mobsmfsb from S mi 10 s.ta, Tho Balh-rcoms nsx al! jirlvste, sad snppUefi wWhoTorr oonTonienco. Turkish stowela, flsisli «ad hair bmah&s, eonibs, ""dspSrators, Drops, &o, Baleot bath-raome inriTOiw) for La-!;as gran day, at all tu>nre, with tsnisle attsne an^e, Onw Shill'KQ and Sixpskos. Please oots ths adSrseo t Vioiar'a-stt'ees Haak, b&bvo the Gtef booed Ro^i, and next thn oheap Bsa-Jtac BBd Varnltnra Mart, iuoklaiid. N.H.—Barbar In attendance, mHE TMPEBIAL QCHIEDAM QOHNAPPS, A PUBE AROMATIC SPIEIT, Distilled and prepared In Bohledam, Holland, from an Original Beosipt, and possessing Bare Medicinal Qoallties In all „ DISSAUKS oir tiik KIDNEYS, BLADDEK, AND UKIBfARY OKGAJVS. A Tonio, Diuretic, Antl-DyepepUo CORDIAL, by the rooommonttntlon of the Leading Continental Pfcyeloians, and is now ACKNOWLUDGED AS THE LATKST AND MOST VALUABLE EBMKDY FOB GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC KHEU MATISM, - The Trade and Consumers are oantloned agalnnt spnrlons imitations, the Bonnlne only bearing the signature and address ot the pro prietor, HENRI J. HAST, MELBOURNE. Used In the Melbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jury MUST PRIZK at the Mel bourne International Exhibition, Dlt. HASSALV3 IMPORT. " The Analytioul and Sanitnrr lnatltuHon, "54, Holbarn Vjatluot, X.0., "London, 9th May. 1377. Report of a Sample of Imperial Sohtedata Schnapps, recolvert from Mr H. J. Hart. "Wo bnvo BQbleotecl a sttmple of the above named article to a vory o ireful oheoiloal analysis and examination. " Tho resnlts of the analysis), whloh ars set forth in aeeparata report, show that this spirit is of Rood strongth, praotloally f rpe from acidity, and that lc contains but traoos of solid matter tn solution. It possesses a dolloate and ugiee able aroma, and a pore and mild taste, Mr Hart's Sohiedara Schnapps 1b a very superior artlole of its olass, is well purified, and Quite genuine, " (Signed) Ahthur H, HAB9ALt. M.D., " Author of * Food and ita Adulterations/ &c " Otto Hbhnbb. F. 0.8., ■ " Pnblio AnnlyAt." Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR 11, NATHAN. HE HELENSVILLE TIMBER COM. PANY, LUUTED. • WOBKS: HELENSVILL AUCKLAND OFFipE COLONIAL BAJI^ BUIIIDINQB. Haying a Railway Siding running Into their works, are open to supply contractors and Others with Sawn Timber, delivered at any Ration on the Kaipara and Waikato Railways. A wharf with deep water frontage to the river, the Company are enabled to load yessnlß along side tho Mill /or Southern ports and Australia. Haye special facilities for supplying long lpngths on short notice. 411 communications to be addressed to . JOHN MILNE, Secretary Colonial Bank Buildinga, Auckland. J&EflfiS JiUTCHBJS, OAKXSB, 00N3BAOT0B, SCO - Qoodi Uertofl and Delivered from Biiip'a dda oa ShorteaJ NoHce. Ballast Supplied. MBWOABTMI AHB BAT 0* IBI^HM OOAI AUQ 81MW004 lent an uncut) reaionnbla '



——, ———- TRAD.E i—, T '"-^sl 'J^St, '"''LJKARK. JS*L^£J> VI 0 IS | A L E, 1 Fonr-w heeled Dor Cart (nearly sew) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly now) 1 Largo Lady's Phaeton Doublo-seatoft Bußgy anted to Porohaee, Donble-scated Hooded «|TBW4Ba BiBUST, OTCBi3BR?B /I HO v at JJ "'." L IMS. qsouWlimb, FCK BALK, boutlhgatb'b MAIiDRANOI HSUIUD&Sa GRODNO BOOHB UMB, In an; Qoes^ity, for oenovefce, Pa-tbD, Floors, CeUsi's, etc. (nos:t to stone flagging, Is nn rlTKllcd for aurubllity awl fcard-eettiUß Qunlltlcclt For tensa and ot)ier vet U is a firgt-olMj! meisrliU, B. KBAKE,SOS.B AfIBNT, nnKTOM-aonag-BTOBiiaf, JB. M. A D D~~ls n . haa taken ovor the Bualnena reoentlr carrlea on MIBB HaiNBS, tobacconist, rcil hopes reoolve the fiupport of al old oußtomorfli HKLKOT ASBOETMKNT 07 TOBACCXJS " 01QAK3, PIPBB. &0, QUEB N ■ ST R B"B T, * PpflerAlbe gptel,



Mecucal. [ MEDICAL R A.i'tt, ! A PONSONBT : (Oppositb the thbkb lamps), • , I 1 " KstabUßbpaiS^j "' ' j J, G. HENDERSON, - ! Dispensing Ohamlst and Pharmaolat. and ! anrgaon-Oantlßt(Regl3tar<ia). J KSTABiISKBO ISBSt - , I S f, UAJIOBft „ SUEGBOJC DKNTEfif ? Wuawuu&HHmmm, rbas QuaaiMSSSSjfit - : PUsisss SjEftnwMsa oi Team by ma DzKM Nttroeea Gaa. frafaiglßnal Hnnw-8 a.m. tUll t.ir. _ TAMES C A T E B, U DISPBNBING XND FAMIIiY OHEMISIi (MBMBKB PHABMAOBOMOAL 800IBTV), ■ HOBSON-3THKKT, olose to WelUsßton-strMW ! AOOBXAND, N.Z. ._ COO D H N'B 00A OS * LK4.VKB Onehnngi— AuoislaniJ— 8.30 a.m. 13 noon ■ 3.Sop,m 130 p.m. Satorday Nights- -