TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.)

HiIABIOUS has been sent to the stud. Krjoina baa dropped a filly foal to Mus ket. This mare's Isst foal, a colt, is, one of the meat promising yosrl'nps at Sylvia Parkß It is probable that tho grand horse Chancellor will shortly kwe the course for the stud. Lone Hand and Merlin are at Boroman s stables in Wheeler's charge. Nominations for the Auckland Cup, Pac ing Club Handicap, and Steeplechase close at eight o'clock this evening, Kevoke, dam of Tiump Card, Amazon, etc., has dropped a cole to Albany or Koran. The mate is 25 years old. It is feared that Gorton, by Thunderbolt- Lyra, will not be able to race again. According to the "leader," Fryingpan, on the Tuesday previous to his Guineas victory, at Fiemington, ran the mile and a half ia a shade uuder 2miu 33sec.». Datebin afterwarda compassed the same (ground in 3<ecs slower time, and- Savanaka in 2min 34secs.

At Tattenall's a few evenings since (says the " Sydney Mail") an even £ll)'J0 was laid on Creswick beating Assyrian in the Ciulfield Cup and £1000 to £1750 that Dare bin would beat Creswick in the same race; both wagers for places. 'lhcre appears to be great uncertainty aljcut Grip's condition—first we are told that be has permanently broken down, and then the stoiy is denied. He is scratched for all engagements. "Mazeppa" fancies Libeller for the Auckland Spring Handicap; after him Yuba Bill ana Kenilworth.

It is stated that the Hawke's Bay J.C. made a profit of £300 out of the recent meeting. Eayou dOr, half brother to the Middle Park Stud Company's sire Apreraont, was receotly sold, in England, for 6000 guineas. He probably goe3 to America. Archer rode the winner of the Prince of Wales's fetakes on four successive years. Geo, Lang, who has for some years past been in Mr Lennard's employ, has entered the service of a Wauganui owner,

Guesswork is reported to have ran a mile on the ttaining ground at Fiemington in lmin. 47tecs. '

The Musket-Brunette filly Mitrailleuse is in traiuine at Ellerslie, and is reported to have shown good form. T^e " Weekly Press " has the following stud items : —

Mr Carter's imported mare Forget-me-not has foaled a br c to King of Clubs, and visits Apremont. Mr Seabright's Perkin Warbeck—Lady Ann yearling filly has been named Myrtle, and the Perkin Warbeck-Wild Rose year ling colt Grand Duke. Two more of ttie Middle Park mares have dropped foals recently—Martyr (daughter of Mata's dam Kaupo), a eti f to King of Clubs and jVatator's sister Water sprite, a remarkably fine eh c to same sire. Mr Hotsfall's Gemma de Virgy mare Jenny Lind, a eh c to Fevre. Hippodamia will (sajs a Wanganni exchange) arrive in Christchurch in a few days to fulfil her engagements in tho C, J.C, Handicap. There are 239 Jnominations this year for the Danedin J.C. Autumn meeting, in« chiding the Cup, as against 228 last year.

CHRISTCHURCH BETTING.

Debby.—2 to 1 against Cheviot; 4to 1 against Iris, Vanguard, and Noneense j 6 to 1 against Siesta, Minerva, andMurat. C.J.C. Handicap.—3 to 1 against Sal vage (off), 4 to 1 (tk); 4 to 1 against Be trayer (off), sto 1 (tk); sto 1 against lady Kmrna (off). 6 to 1 (tk); 10 to 1 against King Quail, Emir Bay, Sir Modred, ,Hip podamia (off) and (tk); 15 to 1 against others.

Ctjp.—2 to 1 against Cheviot (off), sto 2 (tk); sto 1 against Sir Modred, Betrayer, Salvage, and Nonsense (off); Btolto 20 to 1 others,

The Melbourne Cup.

By fonr o'clock on the afternoon of Tues day next,theMoliourne Cup of 1832, with its thousand hopes and predictions, will h'.ve become a matter of hiatory. From the large number of horses that remained nnscratcbed to within & week of the paying of the acceptance money, it was universally predicted that the field would be tbe largest that had ever statted for the Cup. Tuesday night last told a different tale, only 36 horses pa>i g up, viz,, Darebin, Lord Burghley, Savanaka, First Water, Cuunamulla, The Drummer, Pollio, Segenhoe, Sweet William, Baronet, Sensation, Assyrian, Bring, Naxigator, Lord Lisgar, Odd Trick, Santa clans, Gudarz, Jetsie, Stockwell, Guesswork, Boolka, Sylvanu?, Little Jack, Prome theus, Flying Jit>, Mistaken, Anglesea, Standard, King of the Vale. Belmont, Brunette, Essex, Colma, The Queen, and His Royal Highness. Since then Sensation has been scratched and the Drummer is re ported to have "gone wroDg," while BaroDet.His Royal Highness, Essex, Bel ment, Gudarz, Jesue, Lord Lisgar, The Queen, and Segenhoe are spoken of as im probable f.tartera. This leaves a probable tield of 26, but I expect to sco further re dactions after the Uerby. It is a notice able fact that no fewer than 25 sires are' re presented in the 36 bones who accepted. I expect more than one of the placed horses to turn up amongst the following; Sweet William, Stint;, Mistaken, Littlß Jack, atd King of the Vale,

VOLUNTEER REGULATIONS.

Important Changes %n Organi sation an* Constitution.

A CIRCULAR has been received by Major Withers from the Defence Minister, con taining a resumt': of certain important changes in the constitution and organisa tion of the volunteer force which will come into operation on January Ist next. Con siderable interest appears to be manifested in the"approaching! .alterations, and we therefore briefly detail the principal points for the benefit of officers and men. They are as follow:—(1) Volunteer corps will be divided into two classes, viz., Garrison or Head-Quarter Corps, and Country Corps. (2) Garrison Corps are such as form part of tho fixed establishment the Government consider necessary for the service of the colony. (3) Country companies are all other corps whose services are continued, but not included in the fixed establishment. (4) The qualification for capitation for garrison corps will be as follows:—Attend ance at twelve Government parades of not less than two hours duration, ono hour of which must be devoted absolutely to drill. Four of these parades must be held in day light. To fire in Ist and 2nd periods of target practice, and go through the first aud second periods of judging distance drill. (5) For country corps members to qualify for capitation will have to attend one inspection of arms, accoutre ments, etc, in each quarter, and undergo not less than one hour's drill, and al> o fire in Ist and 2nd periods of target practice, and go through the Ist and 2nd periods of judging distance practice. (6) No parade drill or inspection to reckon towards capita tion in either garrison or country corps if less than the minimum strength of the corps is present. (7) The maximum and minimum strength of corps of all arms to bo as follows:—Garrison Corps—Maximum, G3 ; minimum, 43. Country Corps—Maxi mum, 50; minimum, 30. (8) Every Volun teer to enrol for twelve months' continuous service, and untrained recruits only per mitted to enrol for corps in the months of January and July in each year. (9) These recruits to be formed into squads, irrespective of corps. They will have to attend 30 hours' recruit drill, and go through the Ist and 2nd periods of target and judging distances practices, when, if reported efficient, they will be passed in drill and join the ranks of their corps. (10) Capitation* can be claimed for these recruits, provided the period under instruction has not exceeded six months and a free issue of a serge suit will be granted to enable.them to /attend reoruits' drill in uniform. (11) Men 'who have pre. viously received a military training can be enrolled at any period during the year, but they will not receive [capitation nnlees they bave qualified for it by attendir/jj the requisite number of parades. (12) Officers, and non-commissioned officers, will have to undergo an examination (before their appointments are confirmed) in certain subject which will be specified in the new regulations. (13) Garrison bands only will be permitted in cases where are tlireeor four corps orupwards.of a strength in proportion of five men to each corps. (14) They are to be under the immediate control of the officer in command of district. Capitation will be granted to bandsmen who attend the proper number of parades, and Government assistance afforded towards defraying expenses of instruction, (IE) At places where there are less than four corps, the same proportion of bands men will be allowed, but no other assist-' ance will be granted, (15) Volunteer corps

who are at present above the maximum strength laid down in new regula* tions will be required to reduce their number to the fixed eatalishmerit before the 31st of January, 18S3, uud mny adopt such means by billot or otherwise ns may be deemed best to cairy out the re« qnired rednction, (17) Corps facing to di so before tho above date will be di<t>;in<ied, and new corps of the authorised establish ment formed in their place. (18) Cadet corps (except those in connection with schsols) will be disbanded at the close of the present year, (19) Regulation uniforms will be paid for as heretofore, out of capita, tion, the Government obtaining them on .. application from corps, (20) The question of uniforms for country corps will be dealt with hereafter. (21) Corps at present de« signaled Engineers will cease to be recog nised as such after 31st December, ISS2. (22) Naval Volunteers will be re-constructed as " Naval Artillery Volunteers," to bo trained at the four principal ports in the working of the heavy batteries about to be erected, for which a special allowance will be granted, as specified in the forthcoming regulations. It will be seen by the above that Rcveral of the local cotps will require to reduce their number of members, while it will be necessary for the Engineers to become a rifle company. There is only ono company of cadets here, and this being at. tached to the Grammar School, will not bs affected. A meeting of volunteer officers will probably be held to consider the regu« ations.

ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH.

There was a full attendance last evening at St.' Thomas's Church, Union-street, to witness the institution of the Key. Humfrey Davis to the incumbency of the parish,' Mr Davis was instituted by the Rt. Kevi' Dr. Cowie, Bishop of the Diocese, assisted by Archdeacon Maunsell, Keys. lit. Pur« chas, J. K. Davis, and Mr SparliDg. Tho evening prayers were said by Key. Dr. Pur« chas atter the third collect, and Psalms 122 and 133 were sung. The Key. J. K. Davia read the first lesson — Ezekiel, chapter 34, verses 11—17; and Mr Sparling read St. John, chapter 10, verses II to 17. After the collect, hymn 215 was sung. The Bishop delivered an excellent and appropriate address from St. John's Gospel c. 10 verse 16, "And other sheep I have which are not of this fold; them also I must bring, and they shall hear my voice, and there shall be •ne fold and one shep< herd." The Bishop, in his opening remarks, said he should look back upon this day a9 one of the best days of his life as Bishop of the diocese. It was a happy day when he came to the opening of the building; a happier day when he introduced to them the minister who was now to be iheir own clergyman to dwell amongst them ; and it was a. still bappiei day when he came to place the clergyman in charge of the parish, so that he could work with the congregation and the congregation with htm in the spirit in which it was desired all the clergy and people of the Church should work together* Bis licrdship then proceeded to apeak of the theory of the constitution of the church, and of the necessity, as ■ popular tion increased of dividing districts into parishes. In the present instance, it was felt to he almost imposible for the incumbent of St. Matthew's to make the acquaintance of Ihundreds and thousands of people who came to live in the district. No blame was to be cast on the incumbent of St. Mat. thew's for this state of things, and it was a natural state of thiegs that the parish should be subdivided. The congregation. of-St. Thomas's applied that their district should be constituted a parish, and the Synod had asked him to define the bounda ries of the district, which was accordingly done. After further remarks, His' Lord* ship read the statutes of the Church refer ring to the institution of the clergy. The Rev. Mr. Davis had brought high tcstirao. nials from the diocese in which be had served, and he (Dr Cowie) had no doubt he would administer faithfully and eflU ciently to St Thomas's congregation. The nominators—Messrs Cornish, Downes, and Hamilton—then presented the Key. Humfrey Davis to the Bishop, one of them saying;-" Right Key. Father in God, wo present unto yon. the Key. Humfrey Davis, to be instituted and inducted into the in. cumbency of this parish." The Registrar, Mr W. t*. Cochrane, then tendered this usual declaration, viz : — (1) canonical obedience to the Bishop, (2) assent to the Prayer Book and Thirty-nine Articles, (3) submission to the authority of the General Synod. The Bishop then signed the Deed of Institution, which, was read by the Registrar. Tha congregation were then desired, secretly in their prayers, to make their numbla supplications to God for His blessing on their minister; for the which prayers there was silence kept for a space. The Bishop then laid his hands on the head of the newly appointed minister, say in?: Almighty Gcd, who hath given you tha will to care for the souls of these people, grant also unto you strength and power to perform the same, that He may accomplish His work in their midst; through Jesus Christ onr Lord. Amen. The Archdticoa thi? a inducted the Key, Humfrey Davis hy delivering to him the keys of the church. The concluding prayers were said, and the hymn, "Heaveniy Shepherd Thee "We Pray," sung by the choir and congregation, Miss Hamilton presiding at the organ. The Bishop then read the last prayer, and pronounced the benediction. The offertory was devoted to the Sunday-school fund.

*'to^«4 PnMtalied by the Proprietor, Henb* Brett, at Symonda-street, at his General Printing Office. Wmaham-Street, in the Pro' vlnoe of Auoklaad. New Zealani * Friday, October 21, 1884

THB: AUCKXiAHD BVEKiKO STAR. OCiOBER 27.



Atictionfl! „ XO-MORBOW. FOjB .SALE, at thn roidenco of Mr. Thoni">3- Cleghorn. Ki>aom, on Saturdas ne*J, Ootobor 58. r.:! 1 o'o'o -.k, t Draught firood Mnrep, Jit loal A Medium Draught, Hack Yearling And* Pony 3 Cfnva Pirmgho. ?...viMy»s, Harness ■' Weifiiinx Machine , ChalT catter, Corn-omaner Household Furniture and Sundrlo?. ALFRED BUCKLAHD. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE, FIRST FOR TalS SEASON WILL BK DHLD AT THE H A V M A R X E T, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE OP UTUD*N I M A L S. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL bold their Second Annual Sale, at Penrose, bsr unction, after tho Gmto choir, on Saturday, November 11, at ncnn. 1 Oiffe PUBE-BKED BULLS and a JL/WV' tew SKAUK SHORT-HORN BULLS, Comprising 60 SHORTHOKN BO HEREFORD 10 DEVON , FOUR SUPERIOR YEARLING CLYDESDALE COLTS, Oat of Clydesdale Mares, Imported from Scot land, and sot by Ba'.s .ithoio, winner of six prizsa In Scotland, and a prize winner at the Klltsurn Boyal, &c Tho SHORTHORN BULLS are got by tho Imported Bulls Oxford Royal. Dnko Winsome, Prince Wild Byos. Baron Treccunter. Baron Baby, or Dnkoa of NewcMtlo and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS are sot by Horace Ith, a prize-winner In England; or by Coo «BMßle,flrst prize-winner at the Koyalt and other prizes, Tho DKVO.v BULLS are out of Imported Cows,, by an Imported 8011, Catalogues ol pedigrees oan be had from tho nnotionoor op from tho Agrionltual Company, fen court, Cambridge. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer, The Annual Bale of Stud Lincoln and Leicester Bams will be held In Fonrose In January next. IXTESDAYBi ;,; fH I HAYM.A RXI T, Q ALB OF WOOL,' SHEEPBKIBS P HIDKS. end TALLOW, each Tnenday. it ALFRED BUCffiLAMB, EARLY IN DECEMBER, 1 buildusgsites7t"murningside, villa sites at morningside. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instructed by A. K. EiTaylor, Ksq,, to Bell above Property. It Is swayed, and plans will be ready In b few days. B. TONES & DO. EARLY IN DECEMBER. £*f\ ACRES, AVONDALE TOWtf i XPy SHIP, adjoining Railway Station. fronting on New North Road, the property of H. Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and 1 WiU be offered for positive Balo at an early date, * B; TONKS^ CO. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. TRADE RALE OF LADIES' BOOTB AND SHOES AS UNDER. EX GORIEST.'; » GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms on above date ' atllo'clook, in trunks Ladles' Kid Bcots, M.i\, Plnß •*■" coloured, various Fittings g trnnka Ladles' Kid, B.T. Hwisa to Toe g trunks Ladles" Kid (button), Swiss M,W. Q trunks Malda Button Hoote, Ipp. Ix 2 ! trunks 7 x 0,10 xl 3 do. do. .'. ~ . 6 trunks Ladles' Glove Kid (Polish), BlacK Btlohlng Channels, very Superior 5 trunks Kid, Swiss-marked Laoe and Cord Laldon.F.B1. ■ .: Q trunks Mock Bntton E. 3., 6 x 9 to 10 x 13 . trunks LnOieß" F.S.F.i S. to Toa A trunks all Kid Fanor Fronts - ALSO, .? ■ ■ IF LANDED IN TIME- On trunltß Ladles' Evening Shoes. House Boottli and Gents' Boots and Shoes The Auctioneer calls speolol attention to thin Imcortant sale, being one of the best and most legitimate parcels offered this Boasonj being under 60 days from the makers and most suit able for those noon, tueßday, october 31. "" to leather-sbUlers, curriers and..manufactueeks. FBENCH CALF~ ENuL-SH CALF, E. J. KIP,. &0,, , &0., &o, : ga^jriellLbwis WILL sell by auction, at his Rooms, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, g OASES CF ABOVE. Terms at Sale, TaUR3DAY, NOVEMBER 2. I T\/| ARISE XVESIDENCE QIXES, T\BVONPORr. ' -jy OB X H gHO 88, I GA B R lit LEWIS ' --j A g received instructions to sell at his .tl Matt, on above date, at 12 o'olock, THK UNDERMENTIONED SITHB, situate opposite the residence of J. B. Rusaall. Ksq., and known as Mr Weli&'a Market Garden. LOT 7—1615 Links, fronting Viotorla Road I LOT B—lsl LlnkSi fronting Vanxhall Road I 1 * LOT 8—137 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT i-Trlangte Blook, containing 183 Links 1 to Vauxhall Road, and 121 to Victoria |B Road.,, , | m To gentlemen requiring Villa Sites, the abovo I! rround la unsurpassed, It not unequalled, by *ny in the dlatrldt, situated &s it Is in tho centre ! n; this Fasutonable Marine Snbnrb, combining oShd aollf magnificent views, easy distance from atherwh*rf, and within a few minuW walk of I the beioh. atd with suoh advantagos rb will II Swaya command a premies'position. Tha pro -1 oertY Ui fenced, and has a quantity of oholoe $3t aid shade Ireea phnted thereon. ' Termßeasy. Plan on view. I QAB RIB *i *EW 18, §■•■■ , -,



Ancttonß, XO-MOIiKOW, STORE CaTTLM, COWS, DRAG H 1 MARE 9, DRAUGHT COLTS, RIDING POMY, FAT WETHERS, PLOUGHS AND UARKOWS, HARNESS, SADDLE AND BKIDLE:^, DAIRY UIENSILS, TIP DRAY (nearlynew).FOßKS, SPADES, S\WS, &C, BRRECff-LOAD ING GUNP, &0,, &0,, ftO, rfillE undersigned have received iusttuc- J. tlons from the Mes?r3 Jouxhia I3ros. (who aro loßvlna; tho colopy, to sell at thoir residence, Pukokoho, tho wholo cf their livo and dean atoclc, ionjls'-fng of— )0 Cows and Heifera 6 tivo-yca ••nld Stccra 21 two yea--old i loiters )8 ytoeM i.nd ITalforii, 10 to 15 months old •1 Go^d Uranght Mares, vory Htauneh 1 Yearling Colt.bj .-.ail Derby 1 Yearlinß Kilir. by T':arl Derby 1 Itwinz !'on7. \>s i'onnj; SlediLero f0 Wottinra I'icn2hj, Harrows, Ohsffontter, Whcol bavrQ^Y, Hut nos J Sadillo ;va:i Brliilc, Drtiry Utanrils, ForSa. Spadcw Tip liray (near'y now) ! : llttiid nr.d Cro.^-cui E?awJ, &c, &0., fivo(;ch-loadlnß Utin, In good o.'dor, with loadlnfr npprtratns. At 12 o'dnck noon, IiUNOHKON PROV3DHD, hunter~&Tnolan, MOiNDAY, NOVSMBBR 20TH. PUiIHAIW YARDS, WOOL SALE. THii first Wool Sale ot the Season will ba huld at tho Dnrhara Yarda on Monday, 20th Novomber, at 2 o'clock. Fall-wo!ght Wool Puoks for Bale. HUNTER -Js Not. AN, DURHAM YARDS, • STOOL, HIDES, SKINS, A»D Vf TALLOW, livery TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & SOLAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. JUNCTION "YARDS. FOR SALE a>, tho Junction Yards, on Tncatlny noxt, JO Fat Bul.'ocks. f.-om Hawora 20 Fat Cattle, from MnndhlUs oJFatOxon.iromWaikatoaßdnelHbonrhood lOC Fat Sheep, (rom ilawora 2OT Kat Shoop, from WalSato 30 B"at Lamba 25 2} and3-year-oldStC3ro,in fresh condition. At I o'clock p.m. HUNTEK 6 NOLAN. ]» O T I C B. Tho Junction Salo will bo hold on MONDAY, the Gth November.instead of Tuoaday.on account of Holidays. HUNTER & NOLAN. W, a. COOHBANE otS. DAOIiE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. BY ORDER OF THR MORTaAOBE, VALUABLE : FAMILY RESIDENCE i AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PARK - ROAD, QRAFTON. rip HE Subscribets havo been instructed « by tho Mortgagee to soil by pnbllo acotlon, at thoir Kocms. ifort-strcot, on Monday, 30th Instant, at 12 o'clock, •iLLCrniKNT 22, f-aofcion 3, Suburbs of Anckland, havinst a frontage ot 293 links to s'ctk Road, and contalnintc 3 aores3 ' roods and 0 perchoa, all rloh voloan!o DOil in the- hlßhcst etata of cultivation, part oolbr bjantilnlly laid ons with : flowov Raiders and shrnbbery. part or cbard, and the raat subdivided Into pidrtoofei, oil !t porfacS order. The Buildings erected tuereon consist of A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RKSIDENCB", commfludlne a magnificent and oxton ; Si va -vie w whloh oan never bo ofrstrnotea, and a large number of ontballdlDga In . flrst-olaoa repair, 03 now ocoupled by J, O.MacCormiolr, Hsq. ,' I ! Full particulars in future issue. ' SAMUEL COCHKANE & SOJS, Auctioneers. — !—■ ■ '■ i W. S. COCHRANJEJ fJA3. DACEB MONDAY", OOI'OBBK 30. MARINE VILLA. HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD ~ PROPERTY, PARNELL. ' TrHjs Subscribers havo received instruc- Hona from R, Koale, Esq., who la about to visit England, to boi;, at tha Land Marf, Fort- Btreet, on Monday, October 80, at 12 o'clock, HIS PRIVATE RfiSDJENCB, Known as Marine Vills, titnate In one of the most picturesque and convenient parta of PanieU (having good view of the Flagstaff and Harbour), containing large dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms wiih buy windows, kitchen. biz bedrooms, bathroom, W.C. and lavatory, washhonse with new copper, Btorerooms, dairy, workshop, two conservatories', verandah, bal cony, &o. a. cover falling supply of pure water is laid on throughout tho house, obtained from a brick and cement tank of 3COO -gallons four tonka, well, pump, &o. Tho House U substan tially and faithfully built of tho beßt material on brlok foundation, Blp.ted roof; plastered wallß, celling, snd cornices; wsl's sainted, panelled, and paintad; nijo fireplaces with register stoves, and kitchen range; bolls, So,, &c. The outbuildings comprise a two-stall stable, coach honse, harness roam, large loft, manure tank, fowl, wood, and coal houses, and a man's room (detached). The grounds are tastefully laid out, and planted wi«2i ohoioe fruit trees In full bear ing, &a ... Tho Auctioneers beg specially to Invite In tending purchaser!) to inspect the property, the wholo being In snoh perfect order as cot to require any outlay whatever, Plans of tho house anfl; property osn be seen, and cards to vlow can be obtained, at the offices of w. Aitken, Eeq., Shortland-atreet, or of the Auctioneers, Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Aucticacers. JLM P-O RXA N T JST OTICE, Tf?R KD'-fNDAtiTI 9AVIN93 BiINE will ho upon for tho reception of deposits on SAI'UR DAY AFTKKNOON. from. 2.80 p.m.? at Land jv;art, O.N.UA, Buildings, ovor Qoodson'o. BBS AUCTION 3ALKB COLUMN. Nots Tnis.-Tho Banks hold considerable sums of money, placed with them on depoait at low rates of intorest. Thin money haa only been dopositedwith them for wantof othor safe and profitable investmoDtg. Now. when tho ory for breaking up large estates and giving tho opportunity to Bniill Investors to become freeholders ia acceded to and a. few estates placed' In the market, the Banks raise au outcry ana declare that tho country ia in danger from over-speoulatlon in land, WILD SPECULATION IN LAND WITH BOHKOWBD MONEY Ia to be deprecated, but Investment of Savings In Hnd at moderate valuoa is quite another thing. Ws maintain that Investments of this nature are fsr safer and more profltabla than plaoine money on deposit with any bank, ana while we should ba norry to sco a^id would deprecate uoy vJS?" mJVJI? nal UTa. °iwUd apeonlation we £5Fi «% \ v Paa ,ha¥iDK monoy for invest cnont wl 1 not take alarm Because iho banka are doing 60, bnt uao thoir own judgment and place their money whoro it will bo safeat. namely fn tha Purohaseot IfreoholdslivlocaUtiesthat k'e going ahead, and that cannot fall to increa ß o in value as the country itself progresses, ' AUCKLAND IS GOING AH BAD. Large Areas of Land in the interior are bo- Ing opsned up for Battlement. Capital and Population are boing aUvaotsd from home and eleowherp. ihe Panama Canal will soonba an accomplished fact. Tho Whau Canal mnst Boon follow, 'lha City of Au Wand wltlextond from ooaßt to coast, and those who Invo6t now, at prices that ere really elightly above asricul taral value, cannot fall to re&p snre and hub- Btantlul profits in a very few years. ■ Wo hßve very muoh plensuro in drawing attention to the Bdeudale Township, situated midway between Mount liden and .Mount Albert, on a main Hue or thoroughfare* and on rich. dry. volcanic land. Sectia&H, both at RXtuat Albert: and Mnnr.t Edtn have been s?) ---lina at from £200 to £1000 »n acre, nnd bQllnlng is rapidly cxiem ding over tbe w aolo of tho intervening vailpy in the centre of whioh Kdovtia'o ia ritmi'.-■ (I. ■ ) GO AND SEB IT, Thon come on SATURDAY AFXEBNOON and BUY. REMEMBER2.3O P.M., AT OUR LAND MART. T. W. HICKSON AND CO.



Anctions. } T 0- M O R R O W, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25. At 12 o'Clock, STOKES ROAD, MOU3ST JSDBN. ; O, ff, lIIHNEY i L3TAS I'scu favoured with instmctions a i from tbo Trustee la liankruptcy, to sail hy Public Auction tho HOUSKHOIiDFURNITURK A VIDEPFKCT3, j Also, j A Vory Qood Collection ot Books by well- j known Authors, nnd 2 Kiratclass Watcboa, In • tho Estate ot Thomas i Marsh Davles. , Terms Cash. I . t THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. j CITY OF AUCKLAND. 11 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS i IN | I.OWEK HEPBURN, NEW, & LOWBr! BSRESFOKD-STKEETS, G. \V. BINNHY Has received instructions from tho City Council to offer for stilo, by auction, at noon on Thurs day, November 23, at his Snlo Rooms, Lower i Queen-street, rriHE LEASE FDR THIRTY-THREE i YEARS of the foUowing CHOICE BUILDING SITES : c ALLOTMENTS, having a frontnpto of 33 feet :** Gin. each, bj- a largo depth, to Lower Hop burn-street. l ALLOTMENT (Corner Allotment), 10 feet 1 frontage to Hepburn and Lower Bcresford 9treota. 9 ALLOTMENTS, 40 feet each frontage to " New-street (GO leet wide, leading to the City Park). o ALLOTMENTS, JO foot frontage each to a Lower Beresford-street. Tho above nllotmcnts nra pleasantly situated In one of tho lending and most respectable neigh bourhoods In tho City (abutting on tho City Park). BS^ One third tUo vnluo of tho Buildings on tho Ground at the expiration of tho Lenso will bo repaid to the lessee. Terms and conditions of sale and lease, with Flan, may bo viowed at tho otilco of tho Town Clerk, City Council Buildings, High-street, after the Sth November; and nt the rooms of tho Auctioneer on tho day of sale. Allotments will bo flagged. AUUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASES O? OFFICES, &a., QUEFN STREET WHARF. V. C. GREENWOOD, HAS been instructed by the Auckland HarbouJt Board to sell by Puollo Auo tlcn, at the Offices of tho Board, Fort-streot, on Wednesday, tho Ist November next, at 11am., Tho Loases, for a term of throe (3) years from the Ist November, 1332, ot Oflloaa Nob, 1 to 10, inoluslve. on Queen-street Wharf. The Leases, (or a term ot twolvo (12) months, ot tho Offlcos now occupied by the Devonport Kerry Company and Mr H. J. Wiokons, in Shed D. Ferry T, Qneen-street Wharf. Terms of lease and conditions o( salo will ba on view at the Offices of the Auckland Har bour Koird. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. F KID AY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. R, O, GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by trabllo auction at the Oftlocs of the Board. Fort- Btreet, on Friday, the Bth day of December. 18S2. Nt 11 a.m., TheLßAaiC3of tho following ALLOTMENTS. for a TERM of £IIfTY (50) YBAKS. suhjeot to tV.o provisions of "Tho Harbours Aot, 1878":— FOUR ALLOIMENTS-Nos. 86, 87,83, and 89 ---with FrontaßO to QUKKN-STRKKT TWENTT-FOUR ALLOTMENTS—Nos. 90 to 113-with Frontaao to CUSTOMHOUSE STKKiIT THRSE ALLOrMKNT3-Noa. HI to HO-with Frontage to RAILWAY ROAD THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BK FLAQQV,- Draft of'Loise and Conditiona of Sale may bo seen, and Lithographic Plans obtained, at the Otnoe of the Board, R. C. GKKuNWOOD, Auctioneer. umneinim. i 04 •W ffS */^ MM fsB si Sewlnar Maonmes W a 11 !*■■"■ ■»-.■ THK RKKAS SfeWIKG MACHINE IMPOKTEB, ni.s jus* lisoaiVßD A'.'Ltxw Shlpmnr.t cf iho Chsllenge Caching the World- TW& WHiTS CO.'B SEWIHO MAOHIHF, The Moot Bilont The Gheapsßt . The Moat Rapid Tha Hlgheejl Arm The Most Simula The Larg^t TodU The Most K^3y to Work The Best Coyer The Most Durable The Simplest ShnMfr The Stort tOesant The Neateat BUtoa T3SAOJUS 2£ iCHIHETi SSOQi £S ICs, tUS %WT HSW7HQ MIOHEKia SVBB HAD! Wee ai Eaiw Maohihks, £3 10u, Also, ' .U.WATO OH BAKD iJCi.u-.aue Binges1 Trlater and Ba Bmae Weitholm Bisndard Howe Oompanj-"B Wheelar andiWUaon Graver and Bfckart Jones's ABO PQmKtto .And ether stood meiei ' - iraoM • 2s, d, reEWsK j 2g. 6d. ?za Wkekl tv& maobihbs snAiu.tr/anri: '■'Sa«a aSaohlai!'j oaa be had o{ my Agents i~ ?". MoLeanand Co., Pioneer 8So», Wnangare I Tfeomas Wells, Cambridtfo; Wiiliam Stevens on i OEohnugo j K. Wayte, Hamilton j Parnell and Boylan, Gioborue i Brancan and 00.. TunransK «nn nt other pkuses. rp a E |.| H SAT T\f.PO? TCI W A V T B, LAND AND ESTATE.AGBNT, BBOEEB, &0., 177,..QUEEN. STBEST, Oppoalto Morrln ft Co.'c,



Jsfterotiana»se. | T~ I Ac HBAT HE X GENEKAIi IMPOUTEIi, HAS ON UAfV AND TO .AKK/VK— BRANDY- Conrvolßler*y Brandr In bulk tiu do one dmmond. four dia mond, and VO Aoeoolated Vineyard Brandy In bulk.'caae, lliihb . and hulMltisk Mnller Freros' Brandy In bulk, cobb, fl&sk, and half fl&sk HennuFsy'9 Brandy In cue W, and A. Gllßoy'a Brandy in case RUM- Lowndi; *', 80 0,p., -c.\altß and hhds berami Hart'u, l-cnaku W. and A. UUboy'a, In oaae. VV and white WHISKY (bulk)- Grocnleoa; lnvernoßß, Glenllvet, Terrier, I Kirker, Uroor and Ck),, in demUohns anrt ! 12 Kaliou Juvh i WHISKY (caao)— > Uolllo Bland, Royal Blond, Kob Hoy. Jero- I boain, Glou Almond, w. and A. Ullboy'fl, i Irluh aud Scotch In flasks 3OUN<iPre | llonke'B, W, and A. Gllboy's WIWKS (tiullrt— ' SUvft and Ccwin'G, A nislrsllan, Gronaoh, and Tnltay WINKS (in oAso)- M _ . W. and A. Gllbey's (O<«i4le brand), Port, Sihorry, Ciarat, Marsala, Mortolra, la, a, d, o, a, a;nd a; vn Olarftta, 0, 1, 9, S. 4 : I OhßinpDKiiß — Hoeflerer, Vnrrlar anrt ALK- Bass.boStlodby H(JI Boar'o Hoad. bottled by UtiU John Hull, bottlod by John Reid Aflhby'B and MotCwan'u "Globe"' brand Angloßavarlan BTOLT- Boar'B Head, Hull Kdniond'a Pig Brand Guinea's, bottled by Biood Wolf 8 Sparkling Neurotonu, plnt3 and qnarta Oale aod ITrlHnd'Rßno Johns, Mutthows anfl COi Geculne Whltu Loud and Zinc LlnßOed Oil, Itaw aud Bollbd, in drums Colza Oil, In drumß Castor Oil. In bulk UKlltD KRUIT2- Currants. In hnlf ensee • " rtlmc Kalnlne and figs Aldon Applea (evaporated) KttHOdrtNh;, 130 and ISO tost— Duvoh'o Rojhl iirlliliii.t, l.iiini of Ann, Ire mturu e*foty PrlDin York riMns and Bacon at Low Hstoa TOBAOf^O- Over the Water, lira. Nallrod Hoyal rjtanc'ard Long C'a Venus, 14's, 6*B, Double Thick P Pleoes OIIiMKN'a BTOBKS— Teas, Sugar, 10, Iw, No, Hi Papor B*gß, Plokles, Kippered Uorrlnge. Potted Moats, and an assortment of General Goods always on hand. A HEATHBB. AK'fHUK O MATH AW, i.l • ii aSHEBAI. IMPOKTBU AND OUMMISSION MKKUHANT, 83, LOVVK2 QUEKX • STECKT, ADOKIiAHD (Opposite Railway Rcolomatlonk AMD AT 9, NKW BUOAD-HTBEET, LOMDOH Al«o KuprcssntaUvu» In America, Ooa> Uuental and Colonial Fort*. GKNEIIAL MEKO3ANDIB* OiLSiSiKYi B-fOltM- EiaiS, OOrr£U£ PCFFEB AND BPIOIV ohiico rsurrs OAUHKD IWJiT AND v-MUH'tAOUU mutsEnTEO usure UUSABfI BIOE, TAPIOOA, A!»l> !U»n OOSntOTIOSBtET •AMS AND JEIXtaS crffcbfcjiViell rtRU OI^ULKQ ■:■ OOLONUL PBODUGa eoEAOCoa S<9AU3 i.VI) OISAKETTCr WAX JIATCIIKH V7KAPPINB PAPHBS VXSXM U\ai twmwa OILS AND PADJTB QOPt! CKIISMI' Aitl) VLAHJIta 03OCSKB7 VIINOP AND BAIUIONlnMI! ■JTlNltl) AND 81'fUlTS AGISNO? AND BAMPLK ROOMB Vox Human ahd Foßciait MAwmrAcmriiui IKDJENTS FOR ALL CLASSES Ol MERCHANDISE. KXHOUTSD OM ADVAHTAQKOUB TIUH& EiifiKßAK AcvAKOia on Kauri Uam, Woo and other Colonial and Island Produce for (hip ment to London, at whlob port same wil jwaelYA prom ol attention trocn Mr L. A. Nathan ARTHUR H. NA'IHAH Ironmongery. JOTAKDWAKB HOUBI. SSI, QUfiKN.SXHEBT J • * of Dioe ir, HAVE FOR SALK BOIWAT'S ASVPAVTmO IAMPB, ALBO. MX BUBMKEa, KOSTG, GLOBBB, AHD WIOKB, And a Great Variety of Ohlmntet, BODQIB'S LOOEWOOD'a, AND WIOFAW. TAKLB AND POOKSTBBX JoBNBOH'a oaLEOHATEn SOTSBOKB. OtiAltK'iJ liOUiEiid BAUUBPAMB. fto. (imvsrcn'u Vitssrt Tba and (]omm Pots, stamped Xinhkd- Meat ahd Fib Dishes, Basins and Mils Pans (all . «tees), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and OVBNB, BBOOUS, SOEUBBBM, WHISKS, &O. Hate, Cloth, and Naui BBUSHBa. •AUK'S, BLACKS, AND LYNDON'* JPADKB AND DIGGING FOKKa GARDEN HOB 3, BAKKS, ANUTROWKLE, DiaTOBf,.SORBy&SPKAB I AND JAOKSOR'B hand, hip. and tknpjon haws, axbs, adzes, xokaeawkb and chißkij!, Augubs, Planes, Hahmkes, Bbaois, Twibt ahd PAwaura Brb (all 3la»), SiOOKs Hmaxs, Nails, ahd Bbabswabs. Scoxt'b QsnoiNu Whits Lbad £ Baw and Boiled j,ihsese oa SIYB PSB GENT. IJISOOUNX Allowed to Cash Pnrohwen m all Salts unonntlns to; SO* and upward



.. ....,— c .,.^trade:-^y^ —r^i U A Rlt .*-°* V -■) P O r> SALE. 1 B'our-whaoled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dcg Cnrt (nearly new) 1 Lnruo Ladr s Phaaton 1 Double-Beato-; Hnxsv Wanted to Fuiohus •, Donble-featod Hooded Buggy. L OEDUCTiUJN IN WRK RATES, HEW ZEALAND IISSURAJJCB COMPANY. CAPITAL ONR MILLION STICKLINOi KIBK RISKS taken ou the moot IJHKUAL TEBfaa. I'KOMPT BKTTLRMKNTB. UNDOUHTK!) 3KCUKITY. OICORBK P. PIBROK, Geoeral Manager. GO TO UHAD yUARTEKS FOR THK PURKBT ?INKRT ANDOKSTIII OHIU'STON PODLTKY^ABM, LAKB TAKA> PUNA, VARISTIE S — Light Brahinr.B, Dart: Srahmau White Coohlnfl, iiult Coohlns, Blaok Cooh •jangßhane, Alouorcas, iSou.'-ona Bluck Polish W,C. White !.. Browa LognornE itorMiigs. Ilamburga, Piymnnth Hooka, i-'nklc R'jen.onri Ayloabnry Duolrs rih.ND WU.-t I'UlOit-LIiST (;!f KQQS. Kkkb oaratully Poefeod. and sent a all parts the Colony, AST Write for Juhl .vim l. ;oa <sant, aiid ad flre.» si. fibuvi!. 1 Ktianvntee eatlsluctlou In al ordinary owm Vlnttoro welcome, Snr.day <• TCOBIItOrt. {•'KA V J V X * - OPTICIAN, Haa n Skuok SPKCTAOLK3 AND SYB (HiAMiKH ot 6ve»T deaorlptlon, an aoourate Fit Ouaranwad. COMPOUND AIICKOaCOPftS AND TKLB SOOfIJS, Powurful and Cheap. AM■n OI D SAKOMfcTBBa. TIIKKMUHmtDB, FLKOTUID ?.m,W, BATTBBIKS ANP i'ITTIKOS. BUictTie Machine* aud 'Modlcitl Colfe, OPKKA GLASMaa. O2NOOULAH VXKLt) ANLI MAIUNK GLABSKB. THiiODOLiTKS, Compasses, Skxtants, Spirit Hydrometers, ijaccharomoters, Kalinonmtori, Argcntometr.ra, &c, &c, &c. Aoi:i;r ros TAYLOH'a PATKNT BKVVING MACBINKig & KXTKAH, Inetrnment' and Sowing Machines repalrod, Oppoarr* tir« Post Omn, Shortl»nd-«rflol, i^ULMAW'S raufO KOUHS 'nosrrttHD-arHMif, Tosrisfc! »in( Vti'iiors Ate in'Hioil lo liitsoct Pn'tr.cn't Vijiwt of tiir Hot ix^HH, AuoklatnJ and Jroaii aonaary, a^, The preatem variety of Orlirlaal l'o» iraat* a( Maori OnlebHUes Is >l»xt Zealand. >Hf>ft>iitti.?viy ib iv. rre aHAnrmia \&! A X «Ot! X BKUI'UBKII. » T SOAP AND OANDL* MAN UFAOTUHKKU oore O.KE,EK, iupiiMoai) n*»iop i votinAM-svMttßT, icosruAxe, Ouuh Purohadsra of Tallow, Wool. Hheepiklni snd Hnn«i. - jpUAMISK OAKKIAGIS AND UKAV I PAOTOKY. JAMBS MACK lE, A^tOPIUITOB, VlOl OUfA-BXEiSKT EAST, A.I7OKUUTD, Kepaln) of every desorlption n Wood and Iron cedtly exeouted on the toat notice Springs mado aud repalrod. ys on hand, a large Quantity of Lamps, niio Ironbcirk Bhaf tt and Bpokes, Bed Gum Felloes, and Hobart town Hardwood. N.B.—Country orders punotnall attended ta rjjW THE RESIDENTS Oif BYMONDB. I BTUKKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. S, BOY JE V Hu recently Opened n Fiist-oiass BUTCHXRIT At TUB OOBNBB OV THK KVIICH PABB KOAD, PRIMR coif.NKi/ miHJt always ou hard ffamlllw w»tc/l nn tor crdurt *1 X h 4 a 1) POTTS.*, O OOAUH-aOILDKIIE. aXHSY'STKiSET, iaosuuen H.U,--iwi.vtisriE Sh&fH Bpcicsfl, Feiloao, Bins 3ani tM Wfldi' cf Horflwdoii. «t Lowvi «tarke> Prtreu. PAIN'S Y» Wholosaleft Retail *^ W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, PTItOTEOHNIaT TO THE ROYAL TAOHT BQUADROH. #i X O v a v LIMB. qrotjrd~"lime, VOR BALK, SOUTHGAT E'S HAHURANGI HYDHAULIO GROUND I ROCHR UMB, Id any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, ffioow, Cellars, oto. (next to stono flagging, is un rtvallod for durability and hard-setting qnalitlcs). For tsnkn and other wet work it Is n first-class material. B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT, r;nKTOM-HOPB»-«TBB«T. Ij tTI» c» rs S X S O » HOUBR, sffllP, BIGN. AND OBNBRir DKOORATrVB PAINTSH. aa s. wrxDBAK-iiini! BJIIBHHR AND 00. (idBUTBD), J? WHOLMAtB BHIP1 JINC fc )?AMILT QtnoHBBS, Queen-dtreet <nszt Bank of New Zealand, Auokland). — Poultry of all kinds Groused to order. Prims Smoksd Tongues, Home-onred Bacon, Corned Beef on Bale in Large Quantities. — N.B. —Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony npon receipt of order, Famfiiei waited on in town or suburb" OiAKiiiS SHOTESBt, ARTIST PHOTOGRJPHBBB (orroßisß nsiorr baitk), QDSIU S■ 8 rjf E33 T, AOGK&AHO. P&f.teßraph? la the Idlr«t and IBssH Fwhlonnblo Styles, Executed la ■ moucor Cnßurposesd in the Cslonlas. All Fhotottraphs taken by tha IMSTANVAHIOCB PROCBSS, KACOB uOLZVEOTIOR HUVT SSAUIKIO VIBWf / 'IjlHOfi. f OTARHUTT. (- S&js KAPAI UOftM KnOOM FACTOR*. OUBSOM-HODSa-MI- Prices i Waai, IVom 18/0 per dm. 30 BOTIiAK, 0.8. J IBOBT, LTJNDON, 0.8, BOYLAN AND LUNDON, CIVIIi SNGINKKKS, LIOBNSH) LAND TBANB»B SUEVBVOBS AUTHOBIBKD NATIVE LAHD SOB7KTOES, •NGINKKBINO AND QUAHTITY BDU7BYOES, COLONIAL BANK BUILDING, APOBJiAHP UUPERIOB CORRUGATED SASnW, 8, & A R X X X BAB zQli BAht> a aumbsvoi She abOTe, wJtt Tap te«Oy (ov iioa, £3 snd upwards, kX HJB STBAK WOBES, VIOTOBIA-BSBaun, or h!a Shop WKU.KKT.sar-HTBCTS, Una* wumflsiec ot Zzuuttez. iUOataa. ana Dowo pipra eiwaya tn Btook. Verandah Iroa ecrvod csi shortest coHoe, ManufaoHuiw of Lesd iiad Oompo Pipe. A choice lelectlaa of Coaudelierii, tax. at Ua W<sllMley-fIt!V!C-t Rhop, Country arderp will siw^e receive tils prompt . . tts«eatlnn, {jteeßKiXf ac ■ !*? 35 Wa*«s, ou Pti'iJi»ish ua x!ja 'ikj'B'ivko Ijbap X[« -V sK> .w w np r* Oltit Va. J&lfilOtXim FKOM OP-BKAS, WW&&. DOKTE, SO., «O, a very Poreoa can have these in thelz ow Horn* by osillnyoii J, HOWDEH, SHOEIfcASD.BTKMI, UA PUBOCUUHI OM 01 his HIWH-IKK>»IID PIA N O B



Business Notices. g-0 M a R G H A N TB, BUBWBES, 1 BuTTI.Kl'.a, AND BODA-WATBB MANUIf AC IUftKKS. THOMSON & CO., CRS.WFOKD -B r.-iS/Cr. IJUNKIWM (lCfttnbllchod lifflC). IMi'OKTSKS OF li-KGbliH. FHttNOH, AND spanish (jut cokks. Always oh Hand and to Arrive— Brewers'. BottlarB1, aud Podawator Manufao tnrers'ijnr drle?, lnolndlng all binds of Corks Bangs, Blilves, Tien, ana Spiles, Cellar Ta torke, Corking Mnchtnea, Oapsnloa, Tlnfol lotlllnft Wire, Sncoclor IflnglaB« (tirawers'), Boob, Parse, li'a=t India f Ipo, nnd Pare Rasslan and Brazilian Cut; Tboriuamotora. Blind and Common, All kinds ot Qlngor, whole and oruehed : Tartarlo, Acetlo. Bojpbnroaa, Citric, and Sulphuric AcU'.r; Spirits OC Wine. 61 0.p.; ifßEioncoo and K^enilul Oi'u, ticdawater Ma chines; Bot f'inu Baok", Pitsntand Common; Patent Syruplug Paaipp; t'odawater and Gin- Kerboer Hottieß, Ordlmiry; Lsmonfs, Hogben's and Codd'B Patent Bottl-s; Herbs, Peeli", and Knots of eveiy description : and ovory reqalslto (or the Brewern'. Uuttleis', and iErstod Wmor Munufdcturora' trade. AQKNTIB FOil HJVWIkD, T«.KB & Co., I London. I MBsnra. T. fc Co. Invite intondlnz Paroh&sers ot Urowors' and Bodawat-r Mnuliinery to an iospeotion ot their a took, THOMSON & CO., CKAWH'uKD-BTltKltT. Dunbdiw. n USD w ° X X *V p LA3S! ryOKKB) Our Leading Articles tn!s week are I Confer- Uononi' Jara, la per lb; a Glasa Jnga for 28 6il | Lamp Chimneys. 3 for tld; Glass Btillu ttil Shooting ct, In qnantltles to salt purchasers; Garden Hlisdoo, all cleob : Flah Olobei) and Gold Fiah, vory oheapi M. COOK & SONS, FREEMAN'S BAT. t t>, f B L 11 ji in t3 i> IiABDEK a BAKItOW MABJSF, 30 AOll 82, VTOTOa;A.6TEEET. M i ety U*aorlpUoii of imaAam, Blops, Ua^9w>, 9 iiiev Wheala, Oloshcsj Harem-, Ulothra liaxx*, Trovclllcs OhiwU. !<;<i.. «n bun! or inisas in Ktoa, Übßsui !TJ»ijQD! i'-.iv f<? to i'ncjraolOM and Se whalsoftls erCv. :'.f.op Biul Ulfldi; f*"l*tiuito, ana all riufts of Job* bins work iloue "t timMfteneed workman as sb.i eluirtsat notice. N.S.-ljidrtow, iwiit -we leal as »i;e, VlolJn.ii bOOShV, Oae or Iwo ropawoi- otd ficUn<: tax wlai *Uo. « « ad V.nllcofllln ih««r Vai n c Bros, GEJSKKAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MER. CHAISTS, 3, QUEENSTBBET, AUCKLAND. ON HAND, AND TO ARRIVB, Uknkbai, Mekohahhiuic— Now Boason'B Toaa, ohouta, l-oheota, ano boxes Sugar, UoffiM Pepper and Sploe, Hlce, Taplooi, and Sago Kiouioa. sultanas, and Currants Candled Peel and Citron Candles and Wax Matches Danedln and llobart Jama Dillon's Barrow Confooiionory Oilmen's Btares Sea, &c tea. Wood's and other brands Flour MoGHll's and Anderson's Oatmeal O*ts, Bran. Chaff Malw), wheat. Sharps, and Bona Uost '1\ li X Ha. i tt A R K. £,|T * Ut, QDSKN-STRKKT, AUOEXiAND ON BALK, AMUrrCD VWt COKOMAHDKL AMD BOMAN KMPIKK.- Whito Clorer, Red Ciorer, Atayke Olorer, Cow dross. Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail. Granted Dofrotall, Kane, Trefollum Inoarnatam (iJcarlet Oloyerl, FROM AMKIUOA aiIIKOT -I'lnioihy, Kentucky Blnseroas (Poa PratecsUJ. FoTorty Bay Ryearaaa, Canterbury Kyearaat. Ooobfoot. PrmlrleKraSß, BattalU ■ARLT 6KRD POTATORB, AS FOLtoWD I- Aableat Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Oanur bnrr Flnltea. Patterson's Victoria, LATBR VARimriKß-liohart, Button's Mat nuin Bonum, Sutton'f Flower 8011, oto. Also, Oatfl, lc!orl6y, ttoraen and Flower Beefl, Ooanw, Wine and Hook Bait, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow. iJaeon and llama. BONBDDST AND BONK7LOUB of all erades. ISLAND AND PKRUVIAN QDANO, fta, ItO. HESKETH ft AITKBN, ■ OGM t JLOGHI LUGS 1 TO TUX JJ MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, ai Onehnnga (destroyed by fire some months alnoo), are now In fall work again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn, Beams and Rlrdera (or brlok building and wharf work, up to 40 foot, suppllod on the Bhorteat notloa. Customers may rely npon the cream ot the timber going with tnelr ordors, as we have no manufactory to supply. Builders and oontraoiors will flnd It to their Interest to glvo their orders to no, as ther will get all frobfl timber fri^ from worm &sd dead tap. Orders executed with despatch. M H.ROK, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehnnga. September 1 1882. Ul li, UOLUUIt, &«D GLAS3, MEKOUANTH, W. PHiuapra & Son, fit & 97, QUBBW-BTEKBT, AUCKUND, N,S,, OIPORTBRB O> P APBK H ANGIIt 0 0, Panel Daoaratlonfl, CtliAilz— Paiigheft, BllTeroO, and Koaa'o Pun SnßliDh and Continental Qheet, Photo- Br&Phlo, Glan Shades. WBITB LBAD, Ooloun, Oil. VARMI3RBB Ue oflhee, Mixed Paints, Daiton'a AntlMOi roBITO and Patent Bllloate Palnto, MOOLOINOB~QUt, Btoined, Veneered, ro» PtotujM Frame and Room DsocraiUKM, Fauojr Jframe* tor Cabinet and O.D.V, PtbvrjiosH of every desoriptlos In great Taries* 3CBAPS—Photos and OoloureO. /iibutnj tar Photoo, dorapa, fco., Sx,, ax, Out-out or Orerlar Mounts, all alsea i Cablut tnd CU3.V, Moants: AriUti1 Beauultei, W. P. (b 8, hariiiß alwayi en hand the Unett flook at the above goods in the North bland of New Zealand, are able ta ezeoute either whole* •ale or retail order* on the most favourable terms. Sampled of Paperhangings from open •took, or of original packages, sent an applica tion. New Millars In Auotdand should tnapeet our stock ofPaperhanKlnsß and Pictures becita flttlng up their new horasai they will flnd Mm* tbias to iult the means of ovary one. W. PHIXLIPFS & 80S, IUBLIO NOT 10 B. MOORE AND TOWNBHEND, WINK *AND BEJSR AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. MarteU's Brandy Hennessy's Brandy Lowndea's Rum, SO o.p, Greenlees's Sootoh Whiski1 Dnnvlllo'B Old Irish Whisky Geneva, JDKZ Pert Sherry Champagne Tokay Matara Bornard's Ginger Wine Tonnant'a Ale. Qulnness's Stout Whltbread's Stout Marrlon'a Ale Gulmioaa's Stout Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Ohampagne, to arrive Teaoher'a Celebrated Whisky, Teems—Cash. MxtORK ToWNBHKND gort-streat. Jnlr 1.188 * UUKiAwu fltjA'UßK.FKAauae AND ULLUIHQ DKk'Otf, J, B. DH OOUSOHY isim ta ootUr to bis out Maude and tha sea« publlo that he has undertaken the Mocatrsmsst of,the above StMabllHhmsnt, where GILDING, PIOTUEE-FKAMINte, KOUNTmO. fco.. Ie all Its branahet itii', b» aedertakes at prtr^t detrtng eompstikioß. SSJi'ISSATEH PJVaK, & LaiM4 atook of MoniAlczn, Plonara-trnmiat; KiSortaiD, and Pioture» ot j>ver> aiwarc on hand, aaBSN-s'j'p.Efi-a, JPitumoy o? W.urayiiM.n.srKJitsrt F" 1 JB N C I N Q of every description put up by contract STobody con. do it ohoaper or better than Sam. White. Paling Kenoee, post and mil; Wire and Ploket Fonoug of every sort. Prloea on application. AU kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed where required. Fonoes Painted. Posts. Rails, Palings. Shingles, House Blocks, &C, for sale at yards. BAM, WHITE, Fencer, Gore-ttreet (near Brttomart Hotel,



A M E 8 T I N D A L,1 ACCOUNTANT, JIOUdK, LAND, % COMMISSION AQKNT, /md Ij»w Whites, BIGH-STRJSKT, A UCKtiA|»D, FOR SALE: DBAKK-3TRBJSI (Freeman's BayM»mfort" ehl-) rciomrd nwulllDghoasa and yard, iltnated en suuth bloo ot Btroot, and having a beautiful harhonr vlow; g»s and water laid on. Prlco. £40!>. OOljl-Buli! ROAD (Poiibonby)—Allotment 112. soath side, 33 feot frontHge. GRAFTON hOa.ii—Allotment 16, of Section 10. coiner of Grafton f'oid and Wynyorc street, with tan-ronino'l House, Btables, and o\ithouH9B. Prloo £1000. Oil '.FM.ljSTKliitr-mxroonicd House and Stablo. £500, VIOTOHIA-STKICKT WKST-Three Brlok Shops aud l;wolllnK-hoa6ep, just built. Prlcn, £2,100, or tv Let as 303 per week caoh. FRICKtIuLD HLGCK. I:, central position, oloce tn Queen-Rtrcot. with Brlok Buildings and Iron root Huitr.blo for Warehouses, ttc. PropM< tore having Elouaea or Land to dispose of arornquCTteri tocoauiianlc&tev/lththounder- I HiKnert. No oliHrtfo unless aold. Wanted to ."uicnasa (laimcdlatelyli Three DweMog-houscnof about S rooms, within easy dlstaiioo ot Paat-offloe. JaM E 8 TIND aL, HIOH-STIIRKT. ~\ W H a" R D I E, t? > LAND, COMMISSION, AMD KBTATK ABENI'. MOSSY LENT ON PERSONAL SECURITY. HIQiJ-HTItHKT. APOKr.ABI>. ■&\ ok a A l. E " Hy EOWARD WaYTK. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOCNT ALBKKT-Gentloman'a Residence, In > joins, two t'.thnutoß, pinti/, di-'ry, con servatory. liiaiiporntibuHftoß: Man's re irn, washhotiec, oiubulldlnKa, c.-'jehhtju o, stable, cowhoubo; flna vo'caolo toH; luuxnlfloett view; near station. VOLCANIC Ij.vNO (ftt Mount Eden)-10 aorcs In couvunliint ud'itluOKP, with Sevon-ioomi d Houdh,Outbuildings, Ointoro, Fruit Trees. Otti■l'ed for axe vy days. A. Bargain. MO"Nl' Al/BKItT (near Railway Station)— .A laments Hnlf-aoro upwards; Voloanioßoil, Bußlneta :«i fo, Magnificent View. Thowholo u( thu puichu.o money can remain at 7 per oout. HOU3K OF KIQHT ROOM? (well bulli), U uiliiiitcß from Queen-street. Adapted for private res'dence or business. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205. MOUNT KUKN (near Hallway Statton)-Bevon roomesd houbb and Largo Allotment: good bubinc-HH Bite, £509 unly. Terms—Kasy. VIEW KOAD (Mount Eden)-Flno Seven ruanjon Uotiun ; lofty rooms, oonorete ait torn, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one aore voi c&nlc land. COTTAOK and Large ALLOTMENT 193 feet by li'ij. com to City. £200. COiWKU SHOP and DWELLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as oce fortune h«s already boon made out of it, WANTitn KNOWN-That H. Wayto. Honse and Land a gent, 177, Queen-street, has con stant applications to purchase or rout Small Houses within easy distance of Qaoan-Btruet, at.il for Building Bites. OOTTAGK and ALLOTMBNT, Ponsonby. £160. HOUiK and ALLOTMENT, Se&fleld Road cheap. Ed. WAYTB, Honse and Land Agent y AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AUKNT, -" VALUATOR, SOHKBFP'S BUILDINGS, FOKT-STEBBT, AUCKLAND, Tba unders'tfriod, In Coiniuflnolua; BaßfnoSS n Auokiand, bo«B to annonnoe thai twelve yean' oxporlenoo in Walkato has Riven him on inti mate Knowledge ot the district, ns well as & bosluoGS oonneotlon extending to all parts of the Auokb,nd Provlnoo. He 18, therefore, In a position to give the tallest and most reliable Information to intending rettlers, who will rooclve letters of Introduction to hla looal Akeiits, and they will offer every facility for to peciinit \he VAUIOUB PROPERTIES ON HAND Fob Salk. Valaatlong ot Town or Country Property made at the Bhorteat notice. MOVKY ADVANOiID on Freehold Beourlt'.es, In Dinriß Of £100 up to £5,000. MOWKY INVK3TKI), and do charge made tc luveßtora. ItKNNEDY HILL, J. M. La M N °s- Estate aokkj ahd Valuatoe, (JUKI.V-bTKKBT, AOOKLAKD, MONKY LENT OUT KOK CAPITAJUSTB O^ mtUT-OLABS SECURITIKB, OR IN VJtaTKD IN BANK, IN3UUANOK. OK OTH KB BHARKH. FAHM AND HOM*STKA.D.-Thera are 42 aoroe, one mile from a railway Btatlon, all fenced and mil:-divided Into tout paddocks—3s acres In gross and crop. There Is a small house, oow-xhodH, oto. Price £3M.—J. M. Lennox. UPPxRQUKBN-aTKBKT.— Aflrat-rate pro? jpcotivo Investment. Two hou-'s, quite now and well-flnlßhed, with water laid on, and freehold allotment. Price £300— £3CO cash, balance can remain on the property. — Ji M Lennox. Hfttate Agent, Anoklnnd. ,» LLOTMKNT In the City, with a grand view t\ of the harbour, sultabio for a letraoe.— J, M. Ltunox. O«nf\— a iliat class Investment, freeho'd, in «& uuu K ood position and rising district.—J. M. Lennox, i>99 Aa-6-KOOMICD HOUSB, with oolonlal g^utiu OV6Oi reß i3t or grate, etc., about half aa honr'd w«.lk from the city; freehold allot ment. S3 x 100.- J. M. Lesnou, Katale Agent, MAUNA FLAT, WHA.NGAREI.-|Farm of 382 aores volo^nlo land—There are 381 ROron. with house, etc. This beautiful property Is offered a bsruolo.—J. M. Lennox. AOQn-l-KOOMKD COTrAGE In SnMex ew"o" Btreot, with register gratOß, 100-gaUon tank, Itifte cellar. Price £130 cash., balance can remain on the properly, H M IC EWMARKET—3ome of the best Bnslne'B i" Premlsos for B&lei-J. M. Lennox. 43M MOUNT EOBN ROAU—Two fine Shops, with freehold allotment (S3 x IOOi, In this popular district. The shops front tie main road. Prloa f1775.—J. M, Lennox. 61M UPPER QUKKN and YORK-STRKKTB- Two 1 louses, with lai'co corner allotment (freehold). Price £1000.— J. IS. Lennox, Estate Agent. Anokland. - 63M CITY FRKKHOLO-For Sale, a large City Freehold, consisting of 6 Dwelling Houses snd a Shop, all substantially built of brloa, and fitted with evory oonvenlenoo. The premises are all let to Kood tenants, and produce- a rental ot £350 per year. Prloe £3300. Terms can be arranged.—J. M, Lennox. 52UUJ HOUBK, with very large freehold allotment (185 x 366 links), in the rising dlatrlot ot Mount Kdcn Pilce £750.— J. M. Lennox. 61M. /viOKMAN'3 HILL, ONBHUNGA-Honse VI and large freehold allotment. Price £150. —J. M.Lennox. 17M fd,ti()-EOIH, U&hK a Fftrm ot SS aores a X,-xo\j Papakura Valley, with new 6-roomed House and all neoesßary outbuildlnsa, There ore 10 aoroa tn grass. The land Is weU watered. Jfrloe, 8i60.-J. M. Lennox, Aaokiand. 17M pONSONUY—a Sevan •roomed Kestflenoe, X nommandß a most magnlfloent flow, in the best part ot Ponsonby; freehold allotment (98 x 189, all laid ont In ornamental trees and shrubs, Prloe, 700.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Skafikld view—Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Prloe, 4260.— J. M, Lennox, Estate Agent. £1 on-FOUR-KOOMKD COTTAOK In Dnko »i au street, with freehold allotment Prloe, £130.— J. M. Lennox, Bstate Agent isoL RKMUKRA- Villa Raaldenoo and 3 aorea e( gardan, Bhrubbery. and pasture, Prlce< 01.000.— J. M, Lennox. itOL FOR IMMEDIATE SATJE — A Beautiful Farm of ZOO aores, only 3 miles from a railway station. The farm la all In good English grasses, and subdivided Into 7 paddocks by qulok-thorn edges. The residence commands a beautiful view ot a lake, whloh bounds the tarm on one side. The honso contains G apart ments. There Is a stable, Btookyard, and shed upon the farm. I can confidently recommend thU farm to any Intending settlor. —J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland, 10M WOK IMMUOIaTE BALH—a Commodious X Residence In Grafton Road. The residence contains IS rooms, and 1b built upon a freehold seotton (100 x 392 links),—J, M. Lennox, k state Agent. Auckland, SBM FARM of 250 aores of flrnt olnoa soil, bounded on one elde by a river, all fenoed and laid down In good English grasses,—J. M, Lennox, Statute Agent. Auckland. 3SM FOR SALE (a bargain)— Farm Ot 200 noros, ad joining the farm ot Meesrs Buokland and Shephord, west Pukokohe, This fine property Is mixed bnah and fern, end Is well watered throughout. The farm must be sold, and Is offorod at £250 the lot,—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. & 18CL rpo FARMERS—A Choloe Farm ol 78 acres, ■L iof a mile from a railway station. The land 1b first-class-is divided Into 7 paddooks, and all in grass, and well watered on every paddock, Thoro Is a New 8-roomed House npon the farm, also dairy and all neoesiary out-hulld- Ings.—J, Mi Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland, «M J M, LEHNO2T, KBTATB &OINT. AUOKLAHD. groceries, so. T O H N HORNS (For many years vrltb/.Olase Brosi), SAutr.Tr Gaooßß, Tba Dkales ft PsOTtßiov MKIIOHANT, ocx ot Wellington and Nelson street! (Opposite St James's Ctrarob). wawbju oh you oapiroa. rnsaift SI'BBKT BT.BAM ROKJPJSS XA TAthSJi. H. P. GIBBONS & CO., TSA, COFVS3, AND SPIOB MkEOHAHT WHO'.ECitU AND FAMII.Y VHtOOSStB, .dOAL. Vw.niJOTt, AWD PUODOCB DBAT.B H, P. SIBEONB & CU,. HonnnN-STKituT. AnoEiiAKo ! JUT X, r-^itTS TISS.IT. TAB I.?. L; tire Arah Hill— I.Uam *B.3Uam 11am I.Bopm I p.m 1.15 p m 1.<6 p m JLoayo NtiUooai Bank— Bam "10.16 a m n. 45 a m Wspm S.liprn Mpm B.SOpm ■ Bxoopt Tueodays and Thursday^ when tha' from Auckland and 10.S0 from Asylum wrlU go to and from tha Waau,



Medical Practitioners will fina that in in. Oipient phthisrs, chronic bronchial affections. complicated asthmatical complainto, and in most cases where the breathing powers are oppres sed and conßtrrcted, with corresponding loss ot vital energy, &c Aickin'a Syrup oC Eucalrptus with Hypophosphite of Lime ant* ljuiornc, Is an effective pharamaceutical prepa-. ration of great value. It has the effect oE speedily stimulating the bronchial mucona membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, &0.7 thereby affording great relief in disiressmg coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubt edly healing and reparative. Upon %j gene ralnealtn this medicine is permanently topic, im parting a vitality beyond the normal state of tlia patient. The effect upon the breathing power's Is quickly apparent, tho result being that tba ButFerer experiences considerable reli«f, and: ultimate recovery.



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