MINING NEWS.

[BY TELEGRAPH,-PW.N CORKESPONI E*T.] IHAMES, today. Makinue aho London,—l visited some" of the old workings of the Mariuer yes ter day in company with the manager. He is at present cleaning out th i old drive emu on No. 2 reef of No. 2 level to connect wiih tin Exchange aha(t, and thereby cause enough draught to ventilate the other levels. About 300 feet have been cesned ont, and 150 more thould take th?m to the cross-' cut, when the ground will not be so liable to fall in. Juve dts'inct reefs traverse the Mariner ground, a'l having an easterly and westerly stiike, and dipping d» thward, except Mo, 1, which dips southward. Three ot these—Nos 1,2, and 3 -iun in'o the London ground. No. 1 reef is the largest, being in places 55 feet, and has been pictty Wi 11 worked out above I*o 3 levil, and tinough tbe low grade pome good quarsi was nbtaincd, especially m tbe London ground It, as well as i> os. 4 and 5,. me standing intact helow No. 3 level, ttiuu^h to low that it is probably in the Queen of England ground. No. 2 reef is from 9 inch' s to a foot thick, aud has so fir prove! the richest in the mine. It is wo ked out for 300 feet in leagth from No. 4 level to within 50 feet of the surface, all payable, and some portions worth 20oza per load. From No. 4to the bottom level, which is 400 feet from the surface, it is standing in tact. A winze is being sunk on it, but nothing farther is being done on tbis block. The manager will start work when the Winding engine is erected, and the shaft diaioed, and as the reef yielded well in the drive, all the No, 4 he expects to get payable quartz. In driving seaward on this reef he will also pickup the junction of a specimen lcadci which yielded well from No. 4 upward*, and a leader on the hanging wall of No. 2 reef should also be picked op in driving east "1 liis leader also pave some capital returns. J>>o. 3 reef is to the northward of No. 3, and aboul 18 inches thick at No. 2 level. It has been worked a good deal from No. 4 upwards, but has always been very patchy. It junctions with JVo. 2 reef in the London grounds, and tributers got some good gold at the junction between Nos. 2 and 31evelp< Wheu the manager starts woik be will I sink a winze ucder this shot of gold, and dtivein on the reef at No, 4 level to meet it. Nos. 4 and 5 reefa are about six inches thick, and have yielded pretty fairly in the upper levels. Ro. sis close to the Prince Imperial boundary, and will probably dip into that claim betore reaching No. 4 level. Tho shaft appears to be ia good working order, except I hat the guides want a little attention. There is a quantity of water at the[boitoiD, but tbis will be easily taken out when the machinery is erected.

WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETING.

•> Tuesday afternoon. Question 9: Tlio following grants from the Home Mission Fund wee then recom. mended : - Maori Mission: Hokianga cir cuit, £286; Wbangaroa, £20; Kaipafa, £266 ; Kaglan, 245 ; fire insurance, native bui ding', £8. Home Mission statistics : Kaukapakapa, £25; Mahuraugi, £30; Upper Thames, £50 ; Hamilton, £30; Tc Awamutu, £75; Tauranga, £'00. Grants in »id of parkonagew: Waiuku and Puke kohe, £75 : \Vhapgarei,£7s; Paparoa,£7s ; Goromandel fencing, £10. On the motion ot Mr Buddie, it was de ciiled that the circuits receiving aid from the Home Mission Fnnd should be required to furnish a statement of circuit income and expenditure to the Missionary Com' rait tee eviry quarter. Tbe jubilee fund showed a credit balance of £56. Mr Dukes moved, find Mr Bull seconded' "That the balance he loaned to the Hamil ton circuit."—Mr Bond moved an amend' meat, seconded by Mr Trounson, " Thai the jubilee balance be loaned to the Flal Bush trust, fice of interest, for three years, to be paid back in annual instalments."— Mr Bond's amendment was carried, Mr White next presented the report ol circuit properties, when it was moved by Mr Bull, " That the thanks of the meeting bo tendeml to Mr White for kis valuable services, and that the Conference be re quested to re-appoint bira, to the work of District Property Secretary." Question 10 : What is the income for Foreign Missions? — Pitt-streor, £75 ; North Shore, £5 17s ; Graf ton Voad, ££ 14s ; Thamrs, £7 16s; Upper Thames, £2 ; Manukau, £7 Is; Waiuku and Pukekohe, 15s ; Cambridge, £4 2s 6d ; Hamilton, £] 19s ;Te Awamutu, £1; Raglan, 10» 6d : Kaipara, £1; Paparoa, £2 7« 5 Hokianga £1 ; Bay of Islands, £2; Wbangarei, £1 10a; tiisborne, £1 10s. The total foi Foreign Missions, £127. Other funds wen pasting under review when the eessior closed. . JPABNELL WESLEY AH CHUMCH ANNIVERSARY. ~ «> The anniversary soiree of the Parneli Wesleyan Church was celebrated lasi evening by a soiree and public meeting Mr James Buttle, who presided, in the course of his introductory remarks said, of one thing he was heartily glad ; thai was, that when it was proposed in the Conference to withdraw ono member from the Gratton circuit (the minister for Par nell), the motion was lost on the voices, He also referred to the efferts which wer< being made to reduce the debts on the churches in the district, and for these and other reasons they had cause to give thank! to God. The llev. Mr Parsonson read the annual report and balance-sheet, which showed that the total expenditure for the year had been £121 2s 6d, leaving a balance of £C due to the treasurer. The debt at lasi audit was £300, but it was now reduced tc £250, £50 having been paid during the year. The report, in conclusion, reminded the congregation of the need for continued liberality, as there was still a debt of £250, on which they were paying interest. Short addresses were delivered ty the Revs. J. Dellow, Hammond, Sladc, and Dukes, and during the evening musical selections were rendered by the choir, CRICKET. Auckland CC. V. Waihato. This match, which was the last of the series to be played by the visitiDg team, re sulted in favour of Auckland in the first innings. Scores : — ■WAIK4T>.— First and second innings: Stafford, b Leader, 0, b RobinsoD, 33; Wood, b Beale, 10 b fleale, 4; Smith, b Beale. 18, run out, 0; Pilling, b Beale, 0, b Beale, 33; Forrest, b Robinson, 11, lun out, 3; Ridings, not out, 1, not out, 0; Bowden, b Koblnson, 0, b Leader, 0; Porch, c Wood, b Beale, 6, run out, 1; Palmer, c Leader, b Robinson, 5, b Robin son, 2; Bunt, run out, 6, b Beale, 11; Menrs, b Uobinson, 1, st Cameron, b Robinson, 0; extras, 12, 7. Total: First inninga, 70; second innings, 94. . Auckland.—.'irst and second innings —Yatfs, b Stafford, 1; Beale, b Wood, 3; Cameron, bStaifb'd, 0; Osmond, b Wood, 0, b Wood, 0; Dewes, b .Stafford, 19, c Bowden, b Wood, 0; Robinson, c and b Wood, 20; Leader, b Wood, 15; Cheese man, b Wood, 0, not out, 0; Fripp, b Wcod, 1, c Mears, b Wood, 6; Gardner, : not out, 4; Gray, b Wood, 0; byes, 7. I Total for first innings, 76 ; total for second I innings for three wickets, 15. Yate?, Bcalc, I Cameron, Leader and Gray to bat in second 1 iuniuga.

Mr John Halvorsen was the winner of two first prizes lor cheese mills aY the Agricultural Hiow. Very little interest was evinced by the Parnell burgesses iD the polling on the question of giving permission for the con | structioa of tramways through the borough I yesterday. Ihe result of the poll was :— In favour of the permission, 47; against, 0. There are 400 ratepayers in the borough. Medical Practitioners will find that in in cipient phthiais, ohronio bronchial affections, complicated asthmatical complaints, and in most cnaes who; c the breathing powers are oppres sed and onstricted, with corresponding lo3s of vital energy, &c. Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hvpophosphite o£ Lime and Quinine, is an effective pharamaceutical prepa ration of great value. It has the effect of speedily stimulating the bronchial niucoii3 membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, &c, thereby anordhif? great relief in dispensing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubt edly healing and reparative. Upon the gene ralhealth this medicine is permanently tonic ira naHm,f VW h? 7°nA %? 11? l" mal State oitho patient.. Tho effect upon the breathing powers ™BwVTr nt> »c result being ffiattne mSSta reXiry. 068 conßi4erabie "** «»* ,

SPORTING.

The C.d.Vi Mace nominations,.

[BY TELEGRAPH. FfiXSS ASSOCIATIOS.J

CHBISTCHUftCH, this day. TnK folldwing nominations were received by the Canterbury J.C, last night:—

Welcome Stakes, 1885.—Middle Park Stud Company's eh g, by King of Clubs— Idalia; eh c, by King of Clubs—Charger; be, by King of Clubs—En Avant}. bo, by King of Clubs -Hammock; eh c, by King of Clubs—Afilair; b c, by King of Clubs —Watersprite; eh g, by King of Clubs- Miss Flatt; bf, by King of Clubs-Becky Sharp; cb. f,by Kiug of Clubs-Fleuraoge; cf, by Kin;; of Clubs—llcd Rose; br f, by EiDg of Clabg—-Uup.e. Auckland Stud Company's Remington, by Musket — Itangi; Wood Nympb, by Musket — Sylvia ; Gatling, by Musket — JSrycina j Gretna Green, by Balton Green- Pi arl Ash; eh f, by the Marquis—. My Idea. T. Morrin's Trenton, by Musket —Fiailyj Krnp:i, by Musket-Maid of Mho); W. Bobbet'« Tc'fcrd, byMusket- Pungawer were; Mr Walt era's br c, by Muikct-Yutterina; b f, by Musket- Fanny Fisher; blk f, by Hippocatnpas— Slander; blk f, by Hippo—Venus Transit; brf, by Maribymong—Peeress; Webb's b f, by Albany—Wave j. br f,. by Albany- Miranda; chf, by Albany-Tantrums; Mis Seabrigbt's Grand Duke, by PcrkinWarbeck —Wild Koae j Mr Horsfall's Melody, by Feve—Jenny Lind; Mr Noworthy'g be, by Albany—Tara ;br or blk c, by Korariot Albany— "vwatea; Mr J. Carter's b c, by Perkin Warbeck —Miss Kate; Mr G, McLean's eh f, by Perkin Warbeck— Pulchra; br c, by Korari—Malice; Mr Stead's br c, by Albany—No Name; eh c, by Leolinm—rresduerc; b c, by Leolinug Titania; Captain Russell's blk t, by Leolinuß—Amohia; Mr Butler's blk or br c, by Albany—Tell Tale; Mr Horsford's eh gi by Ko;a'i —Mermaid; b c, by Leolinus — Fancy; Mr Kedwood's Miss Fanny, by Antaros Fanny; eh c, Good Friday, by Anteios — throotide; Mist Puritan, by Anteros—Fair Puritan. Canikkbury Dbbby, 1884.— R.-W. H. Lee's Forest KiDg, by Python—Butterfly; b g, by Python-Jeu d'£sprit; M. Dun can's roan or g f. by Daniel O'Korke— Uastille ; Redwood's b c black Kose, by Aateros—Red Rose filly; b f Cogs, ky Leolinus—Crinoline; b c Capsized, by Leo. linu?—L'Orient; Mainboom, by Anteroi— Spritsail; Lady Asnes by Anteros— Taite. Agnes was by Anteros— Wainui; Mocka, by Anteros -Amy; also the whole of the horses nominated for the Welcome Stakes as .above, except Mr Red Wood's Misj Fanny, and Good Friday.

THB AUCKLAND EVENING STAR NOVEMBER 15

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V^ Anotions. , I TO-MORROW. THE REMUBBA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday, November 16, at 1 o'olook, Dairy Oows, Store Cattle 151 Ho».<l WoU-fatted Cattle no Wanganul Wathers 300 F»t Sheep and t.amtm Fat and Store Pigs ALFRED BUOKLAMP. ~~ TO-MQKROW. THE REMUERA YARDS. liiOß SALE, on Thursday, November 16, JP at 1 o'clock, The PURE DSVON BU'L MJ-TOHL3S3, 1 years old, biod by V. Reynolds. Esq., Toosl,, N.B.W. The PORK BBEO SHORTHORN BULL RED KNIGHT, 1 years, bred by Meflßrs 'i. & ». Motr'n. A ROAN YffARLING GRADE SHORTHORN BULL (Ist prizo winner at Cattle Show), Pedlgreos at Bale. Also. . FRIZS OXBN AND SHBKP SO LONGWOOLKD EWKS, iambs at bids1. , ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Parakura— Wednesdt>y, November Z9. ALFRED BUCKLAND. AUi-SDAxei. t" H « HATM UKBJI BALE Of WOOL, SHEErSKINB HiDKS. Una T.MJJJVf, esch Tuesday, it U o'o'ooV ALFRED BUOKLAHD.



TO-MORROW, RUBBaR PAINT, This Paint Is composed of the purest ma terials heretofore nied by painters, to whfoa Is addol a large per cent, of Pure Para Rubber, reduced to a liquid form by a process In which Its elasticity and durable qualities are fully re tained, and enter Into the Paint, holding it In permanent solution, causing it to adhere firmly to the anbttance to which it is applied, and producing that brilliant gloss, beauty ot finish, and wonderful elasticity, for which the Rubber Paint Is much admired. W. DOWDEN \\T ILL sell by auction at the Exchange ' V V Mart, Qaeen-Btreet, on the above date, at n o'olook, oca GALLONS RUBBER PAINT, assorted aJU colours, in sral., half ga\, and three quarter gal Ting. Also, S oases Rustlo Window Shades and Ve randah Blinds. Also, Printers' Cards, and Christmas and New Year Cards In great variety; and a large assortment of Fanoy Goods of tho neweßt and beat material. W, 8, OOCHBANK. JAB. DAOBB TO-MORROW, W 0 0 L P A CKSI SCRIM! Ex Earl Derby. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, 16th Instant, at 11 o'clock. 2 bales Woolpaoka 7 balSB Eorim. SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



W. S, OOOHBAKE.] [JAMES DAOBE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. "OUILDING QITES, "DARNELL. THE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, 23rd lnst., at 12 O'clock. If L/ARSE JJUILDISG SITES. Containing about 1 acre eaoh, and havirg frnntigas to HobEun'B Bay Road, Campbell TeriaoD.and Selwyn Koad, and the sea. Theso Albtmentß are beautifully Blraated, overlooking the harbour (to which some have a front jge), and though retired are f aw oC access, being a very abort 11 iv ■ c from the 'busses. The roads thronsh th<? ;operty have been lately formed and metallea, t Terms Easy. , For f uither particulars apply to BAMUBI* CUUHKAJNii d! BOH, ' Anctioneera. w. s, ooßhbanb jas, bacre J^ingslanJ) new nokth road. PLANS of this Estate (to be sold on Monday, November 20th), can be obtained at the Kingslani Post Offios, Immediately oppo site the pi operty, or at the offices of BAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneer!. W. S. OOCHEANKI LJAS. DACEB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! T7"IIvGSLAND ! INGSLANDI XV.INUBLAND! KINGSL4ND 1 KINGSLAND I KINGSLAND ! |Z"INGSLaND I INUHLAND! XV.INQSLA.NDI



AT THB JUNCTION OF IBS NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND ... .. •- KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAILABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN THE MARKET, Being accessible by Rail or 'Bus regularly throughout the day, and situate only TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. This Property will be Sold by Fubllo AuoHod, Subdivided Into -VTIU.A "OKSIDENCE gITES, "■;■ ■ on '; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Terms Ono-lonrth cash; balance a per cent. ■ TITMC-LAHD TBANBFBB. Plane oan be obtained at the offices ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. DUKHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 1 3-year-old Filly, by Breadalban 1 do Colt, ■ do 2 KSb°S S) Draught Hor MB ' Dr«B.SprinK Carts, Harne ß f. Saddlery, &c. At 10 o'clocs. HUNTER & NOLAN. New Sydney Drays. Poverty Bay Bye Gmbs, anftKo. 6 ywctoK Wlte for private Bale. MONDAY, NOVBMBER ZOTH. DURHAM YARDS, Yf 0 0 L SALE. rilHiS First Wool Sale ot the Season will 1 bo held ot the Durham Yardß on Monday, JOth November, at 2 o'clock. . ■- FtUl--weight Wool Paoka for Sale HUHTEK & NOLAN. B. TOHKB B. 0. CABE B. D, TOHKS EARLY IN DECEMBER.



h i*''S\ ACRES, - AVOHDALB TOW«. m, \>«* SHIPi adjoining Railway StaUon, Hi fronting on Now North Road, tho property of BBt H. Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and Jjß ■ will be offered for positive sale at an early date. WML ■' 8.-TONHB & CO,



Auctions. TO-MORROW, TO CHINA AND GLASS MERCHANTS, BTOttEKEEP&RS, AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen street, on the above date, at U o'clock, oq TIERCES and CRATES of WELL 00 ASSORTED CHINA, KARTHKN ■WARB, KocUinghtim Tea Pots, Toilet Sots, Flower Pots Q TIEROES ASSORTED GLABBWARB SCO,. &C Xc, Terms at Sale. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17. UNDER BILL OF SaLE, On the Premises, corner of Duthatr .ifSet aud Chapel-street. THE WHOLE OF THE OCK-IIV TKADii of a BAKER, ns now carried on by Mb. J. F.KKGUSSON. Horse, Cart, Bakery Utensits, Harness, Book Debts, Household Furniture and iJilect?, &c, «c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS been instructed to sell, on the Premises, as acavo, on Friday next, at 11 o'clook. B, TONKS. X, O. CARB. B, V. TONES WEDwESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK.



PAPATOITOI mOWNSHIP, JL ■ PAPATOITOI STATION, ON WAIKASO RAILWAY. For Positive Sale, Wednesday, November 22, at 12 o'olook, at Brunswick Mart. The Auctioneers call the attention of all desirous of scouring a Bite for Dwelling, Market Garden, or Small Farm at a moderate price, to this Property. It MUST BE BOLD to close a TRUST Account; it has boon subdivided into oonrenlent-Blsed lots at the urgent request of settlers In the neighbourhood, not by a epaoula torlwlth a view Of screwing enormous profits out ot less wealthy people. The entire property is now in cultivation as a Farm, and It has been so surveyed that the FAMILY MANSION and outbnlldlng have a fair area of land attached, and will be sold as a lot Terms very liberal. Plans ready. Properly flagged, B. TON ii S & 00, Auctioneers,



8. TONES. B. 0. GARB. B. D. TONES EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITES AT MOKNINQSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MOKNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instructed by A. X, Taylor, Hag, to sell above Property. Tt Is eurvayad, and plans will be ready In a few days. B. TONKS & DO. PRELIMINARY NuIICE^ WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, At an Early Date, THK FOLLOWING VALUABLE FROPJIRTIEB, Being part of an Kstate held In trust by Sir 6. Manrioe Cfiorbe and Captain T. Viret Shepherd:— KH ALLOTMENT 3Jn the beet part Of Chel «*" tenham, North Shore gO ALLOTMENTS at Mount Bden 10 ALLOTMENTS. Brighton Road, Parnell 3 ALLOTM&Nra at the Wharf, Onehunga Q ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf, One ° hunga on ALL»tmkNT3 at Mount Wellington, *"v Panmure. Farther particulars in future advertisement. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOOR BOARD LEASES. R. a GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from tbe Auckland Harbour Board to Bell by publio auction at the Orfioes of ths Board, Fort street, on Frld%y, the Bth day of December, 1883, at 11 a.m,, IheLEASB3ot the following ALLOTMENTS, for a TERM of BIfTY (50) YKABS, subjeo to tbe provisions of "The Harbours Act, 1878":- FOUR ALLOTMffiNTS-Nos. 88,87.88, and 89- With frontage to QUKKN-3TRKKT TWBNT7-FOUB ALLOTHKNTS-Noa. SO to 113-with Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE STKKKT THREE ALLOTMENTS-Nou. 11l to llfc-Wttn Frontage to RAILWAY ROAD THB ALLOTMENTS WILL BB FLAGBD. Draft of' Lease and Conditions of Sale may be Been, and Lithographic Plans obtained, at tho Office of the Board, R. C. GREjsNWOOD, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 11 o'clock a.m. On the Premises, Sarsiield-street, Poiisonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH-MADE FCrRNtTURB. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions irom Mr C. A. Bydder, of Northumberland House, Sarefleld-street. Ponsonby, to sell by auotlon, on the premises, TdE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE E C GLISH - MADE FURNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR JPAI (STINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CARPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly be issued, and the House Thrown Opan for Inspection (by card from tbe Anothneer) for intending purchasers a fortnight before the sale. Also, (If not previously d'sposnd of), at the same time and place, will be sold the SPLENJUID FAMILY RESIDENCE Of 120 rooms, replete with every modern con tjnvonience, and known as " Northumberland House," together with LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The House is close to the water's edge and proposed new Dler. and oommanda a very fine view, la suitable for a boarding sohool, and is in every way well suited as a Marine Family Besl denoe, or Superior Family Hotel, la the rising dlßtrict of Ponsanby. The remaining Ground Is being oat up into about nine lots, with frontages to Sar*field-1 street and the Waitemata Harbour. The whole of the Freehold,containing i aores, j will ba offered in one lot, aa psr plan, and if not sold in one lot will be sold as out up. Lithographic PJans will be issued on and after/Tuesday, 14th instant, and oar. be had on application at the offloa of R, 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner of Queen and Bhortland-Btreetg. PRELIMINARY MOTICB, MR R. C, GREENWOOD a AS received instructions to sell, at an early date, 7ft LOTS, situate In EDEN TERRACE; '" Also, TWO NEW 5-ROOMED COTTAGES, All the property oi Mr Haslett. • ,The Lots will be flagged during the present month, and Lithographic Plans issued. . 8..0. GREEN WOOD; \ Auctioneer,



Auctions. TTIOKTHCOMING LAN SALES BY i T. W. HICKSON & CO. THE SQNA tflDft NATURE cv a'l Sa'os undertaken by T. W. Hlckson and Co. is guarantee br the faot that thoy depend entirely upon all tha land thoy odor bolntt sold to recoup them their expenditure in eurveyp, ll;hogropbing, advertising, and otber oxpenstß ot sale. Vendors only pay a commission on aotaal sale, whioh commission In to cover all ohar fin?. If the land Is not sold, they (r. W. H. sod Co) are at the loss of tha whole outlay in survoys, eto. They am tborefore bound to havo Buch moderate upset prices flxod as Will onßuro a sale: oonspquenlty tha pub:lo rmy dopondon getting valuu for the r money, as in no case does this firm undertake sales where exorbitant valuos are looked for by tho vendors. .Asu rule, our vendorsaroownora of many years standing (aot speculators, who merely buy to Bull at exorDltant prlcos), yielding to the precsnre Of an Hi v.-tnolnit and rapidly inoroaslDg popu- Eulatlon that Is desirous of seeing large eßtates token np. and acquiring an interest in tho soil —the Land for the People.



TOWARDS] THE END OB1 NOVEMBER, CORNHILL.-Ton small Farms, containing horn 1 to 10 aores, situated 12 mllog out or to wd, by a good metal road, in the oentre of Paku ratgi, one of tho most thickly populated Bmull farm districts In the North Island. The land Is all of good quality, ranging In value from C 7 tv . £25 an aore, and only needs to be eoen by the p aotloal farmer to be appreciated..iTherO Is an excellent Government S-ibpolalOßgaldo tho pro perty-.* Smithy. Post office. Publlo Hail, etc. Dally Mall Ooaoh to and from town-one of the boat in Auckland. The whole district ia noted for tho all-round productiveness of it) 8011, and sultabilttr for farming la all its branches. It is close to tbe f«-famrd Stud Farms of tho Messrs Maclean, and no district in the colony can beat this one for average yield of corn or quality of stjotc of all kinds produced In It. Tho Property has not had fair play, or It would have a much better appear ance than it now wears. Still, the surrounding farms all give evidence of what may ba dooe with the land It fairly treated. It is a very rare occurrence for a farm in the dlstrlot to onanso hands, and a notable faot that while It 1b dim oult to induoo adjoining owners to boII. there is always keen competition amongst thorn for any portions of land that do happen to come into the market, and the oldest established rosldeats have been steadily adding to their estates ob opportunities offered. Means of conveyance will be afforded to persons desiring to view the estate, and the fullest information given by the agents. Lithographs now In the P;ess. W.STBCRY.-ThtssldeofMornlogsldo. la situated within easy reach of town, either by road or rail, bslng a short distance ooyona the Waterworks, on tha one hand, and not far from tho Mount Albert Railwar station on the other. The Land is of that medium quality, between olay and voloanio, that la to eminently Bultod (or the growth o! tcnlt and garden produce of every dtscrlotion. Belag welt sbnlteroi from tho prevailing south-westerly winds, well watered, and sloping: geatly towards tho sun, no bettor situation could oe selected for establish ing a home with all the surroundings that could bo desired by the moßt enthusiastic ad mirer of tho beautiful in Nature. The placo is wtihin ousy walking and driving distance) of the town. Tho sections will vary in size to suit all requirements—froia a quartor aoro to five acres. The terms will be such as to bring it within the reach of any one of moderate means, and every facility will bo given for tho erection .of build ings and other improvements. Plans in tho Press. Fullest particulars obtainable ot tho agents. Title, Land Transfer.



EARLY IN DECEMBER. GLEN GROVE.-This char mint Estate sur rounds tho Otahuhu Railway Station, and Is the first point on tho Auckland and Walkatolino which is at once in the country by, tho seaside, and convenient to town. Hero jou hare every advantage that country life can afford—open fields, abundance of fresh air—milk, vegetables, and farm and garden produce in abundance, and at hall tho prioj that Is pAld la toe neigh bourhood of town; batter and eggs tre»h Irom the fariue—avory luxury that a country life afforde, with the advantage of an easy, cheap, and rapid means ot traDBlC from your door 10 your business office. Here, while at yonr work in thao tr. you can feel tliat yonr family oro happy In the enjoyment of that healta and ex hilarating exuberance ot BDTlts thit only a lire in the fresh open fields ot the country will ensure them. To Anyone fond of gardening no batter soil or situation could bu coairad; it 18 the very perfection of soil for gar Jo n or orohanl purposes—a rich, dry, vo!o*nlo loam Upon the smallest of the sections ample tp>ce may be found for a house, garden, and orobard, and its owner will find ample econa for ih* exerolsa of any latent talent or taa'aforgardening pursuit*, and full employment for bla lelaare monnmj before and af(er biulno»a hoars. Nowhere in Aaoklana is the air during the summer, 10 f re<h and braolng as It to Id tblo neighbourhood, tem pered as it Is by the ooot waters ot the Manokau harbour. To those whose avo cations oompel them to toll In the enervating atmosphere oC the city during the day, nothing oould tend more to Invigorate their systems than the trip one bj rail to ftlrn Grove. A fea ture at once novel and possessing sterling advantages will banotlot din tho laying oat of the eeo ions and roads Kaoh of the snwll seoi tlons has a frontage, or iogress to, a permanent pasture reserve In the oaulro of eaon blook; no two of these Bmill sections are back to back, but all are booked b■ a green field. By the con ditions of sale, thane will be reserved for open pasturea for all time. So that. However thickly populated the piano may become, It will always have these open breathing gpaoas In the mldist at the various books ot buildings. In the matter of scenery, Glen Grove will yield the palm to no other plaoe about Auckland. It must be seen to be appreciated1, as it Is not possible to do jnstloe to it In a short paragraph such a.3 thle. It beUg Impossible to fully describe the many attractions offered to those seeking rural hom*F, ocmoderate prices, not too far from the city, we oan only nrge those deslr. Idr mob, to par a visit el inppiotlon befote fa vesting elawebere. Termn — One fourth ca«b, balance at saven per can*. Lithographs will shortly be out. Title, Lands Transfer. STIRLINGWORTH, HIKUTATA, THAMES VALLEYS-2000 acres of Mr Henry Alloy's really magnificent estate will be offered to the publio early in December, in sections of various Bizes, and will afford a rare opportunity to ac quire a good farm in a good position, On a main trunk road,proposed trunk line of railway, and fine navigable river. Land of tho richest quality. There has been nothing equal in any respect to this property submitted to the public for many years past. The whole of the interior traffic of the Patetere, Matamata, Waitoa, Aroha, and Thames Valley country, whether by Rail or Water, will have to pass over or by it. It is in the centra of the best marketfor produce in New Zealand, namely, the Goldflolds of the Thames Peninsula, besides Timber Mills and other industrial establishments employing a large number of hands. Steamers are constantly plying up and down the river, affording easy and rapid means of conveyance to tho markets. A large portion of the land is in tho richest pasture, carrying and fattening a large number of stock, which find a ready sale at top prices in the Thames markets. There is nothing that a semi-tropical climate can produce that cannot be grown to perfection on the warm, sheltered, alluvial flats of Stirlingworth. Absolutely with out reserve. Full particulars will be printed on lithographs, which will be sent to any addresß on receipt of Post Card, or may be had at the Office of the Agents. Title—Land Transfer. VAUXHALL, NORTH SHORE.-The owner of this charming little estate, in compliance with the desire of several persons desirous of acquir ing.aections for building, has arranged with us to subdivide it and place it in the market early in December. This property was one of the earliest selections, and the person Bolecting it might well claim to have picked the eyes out o£ the North Shore, when he had scoured thlc It must bo been tobjaipr olaced Bat we may briefly mention that It is bi utted at thn nest°rn ena ot the Onoltenoaiu Buacb of which, as well as the North Head, Mount Vic toria, and a nombar ot the Inlands studding tho Uaunikl Quit, It commands a fall view. Many hundreds ot pounds have been epjnt in adorn ing and beautifying too grounds, so that no matter where a section may ba ee'eoted, Its owner will bacoino the possessor of ready laid oat grounds, with hosts of fruit and ornamental trees, which have taken year j to reach tho stato of perfection and beauty they now present. Croquet lawns, bo wera. shrubbtrlep, plantations -natural, ornamental and useful—oranges, and other fruit trees in full bearing. The sea and Cheltenham Heaoh Is within a hunrtroil paces, and only ton to fifteen minutes' walk by ft good footpath and matai to&i from Devonpoit Wharf. Kotniogeseiifeeit anywhere about Auckland or the i> orth Shore. The Survey and Flagging will be done with the least possible delay, and date of Bale duly notified.—Title, Land Transfer.



We have also a small bat select list of CITY, SUBURBAN, and COUNTRY Properties tor Prlrate Sale, to which we beg to draw the attention ot investors. GENTIiBMKN'd RESIDENCIES, with and without grounds CITY BUILDING SECTIONS, suitable lor warsboosOß. CITY BUBINBSI PRffiMISBS, yloldJnglgood steady rentals and increasing in vnluo, SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES, suitable for Gentlemen's Residences. A few Very Superior FARMS, such as are seldom offered to the public. None but First-class Properties entered on our Lists. j T. W. HICKSON & CO,, BSTATE AGENTS AMD AUCTIONEERS, CIVIL ENGINBEKS AND ARCHITECTS, SUR VEYORS ANO LAND BROKERS (Licensed under the Land Transfer Act), Authorised Native Land Surveyors, Queen-street, Auckland (Over Goodson's Arcade).



Sewing Maomnea W. C. D" H " ■ THB GRKAT BEWINO MACHINE IMFOBTBR, BAB jots RBonrvsu A'JConra 3Mpment of the Chalienm Mnohlof the Weria- Thu Whitb Oo.'b SSifrifts SlicKm*. The Most StteWt i'he (\tieapost The Mdal Rapid The Highest Aim She Most Simple The Largest Tablt TUB Moat Rosy to work The Boat Coins; Tho Most ynrable Tho Slmploat efciMle She Most Kleaant s'Ro NSs&rt ntitch Xfs&Aolca Maohihrs from £6 10» : THK BKBT BlWraa MAOHIMK3 BVBB If ADft Price of HAND MAOHINBB, £3 10* Also, AIWAXB ON HARD' Bonuine Sinner Frlstor and Bo sinae Werthelm Standard Howe Company*! Wheeler and. Wilson Grovor andßaWi Jones's ABO Domestlo And other aoml maktl raOM 28, D, FIB WEZtE I ?.?, 6D. PKB WbBBI AM, MACBIKBS fIUASJUTTESD, rheee Maohlnee can be bad ot mi Affenta l «. MoLean»nd 00., Pioneer Store, whangoro I Thomas Wells, Cambridge! William Btevona on Onehnngn t K. Warts, Hamilton t Pamoll and Boylan, Gioborno i Brennan and Co., Taurnnitll tnd at other placer. qpflß QBBAT QItPOI Hotels.



PAJjACB UOXJEL, HOT LAUBt) OHINKMDTTJ, ROTORUA, nnt-olost aoooinmodaUoD tor Tourioi, Xtan lers, and VUltors during both winter and gnmmer months, Prlrate Slttlna Ko«inv, SmolclDß ud Reading Rooma, BIIIUIDS, Ooaohos, Boxicles, and Saddle Horses for HUt Ooirwaßoe* will meet ererr atooiuet. iMFOKTAinr Notiok.—Tourlßß oan moke si ruuiemonta with Capb M. T. Clayton Onsarasot BuUdlnafl, Anokland). Mr J. Kally (Tanransa), or Mr wm. Kelly (Ohlnemntb), (or UiroDgb trim to the Lakea, lnolmDns boat and ooacfc biro, hotel aooonunodatUm. and all »t msteiM ItriXKD BATES, Trip from Aaokland 10 tha Hot Lake* acd baok, cm the abure prindpl* Cor Tim QniaoAf oni. WILLIAM KELLY. PHorunrroß Of JU AKK » I UUT LAKEF| HOT LAKBS IMPORTANT NOTIOS. TOURISTS Intending to Tlslt these Natural Wondoro of New Zealand oan obtain thronffh RKTUKN TIOKKTB (Including Guides, Boat and Coaoh Hire, Hotel Aooommodatlon, &o.), together with ey»ry information, from the anderelgned, who have been appointed Sou Abbnts in Anokland for Mr Wiixiam Kkhy, Proprietor of the PALAOB HOTKL. Ohlne mntn, 71nt-olasa Accommodation for Visitors darl«a bath Winter and Summer Months. BITAXB BITTINe, HMOKIMB. ASD RSADUB Room Bit, LIAR D S. Ooaohes, Bugglee, and Saddle Bonea tor Ulre COBTayances meet every Steamer. MKTOAUTB ft HILL, 89. N.Z. InsuißßW Bulldlncs, Jnne »rd. IM Aaenti CIHAJtLBMONT UOTBJL, J WakeOeld-etreet, Anokland. W. H. PO3TKR (Late of Queen's Hotel, Qnoen'a Redoubt), WINKB aNI) SPIRITS OF TUB BBS BRANDS, HANCOCKS & vsnnTSON'B SPARKLING ALRS. fmsT-OLAfifl AaoouuoDiTioN ran TisiTOl W. H. PUKTER, Pbopkihtoii. nAClfit B O t I In JOHN GOiLANDBR I'UOPRIBTOR Bobs to anconnos to hit trlonds and the general public, that ho has completed tie extemlrt alteration on hu premlsee. Among the manr Impraromonlß, he bM Introduced A SPECIAL DINING. ROOM, Under the fluperlntendenoe ot a well* known Caterer. tba "Onlslae* will be tos best the Beaeoa oan supply. Meals at all hoan, E«et Brands or Winaa and Bplrlts, Hancock's Sparkllns Ala alwsn on Draught. Board and Resldenoe, SOs per week. Reasonable Ohames. SzooUent Fare, OlTfrm «nd Attention. Good Btabllnv- Ironmontrerv.



rVOAK TTTAKDWAitB |J OUbb. HI, QUISBN.BTKISBI J, * J DIOK IJ, HAVE FOB BALB BO,WAT'S ARUOAPTNIO LAMPS, AUO.ro. BURKKBS, FOMTS, QLOBICB, AND WICEg V And a Gnat Variety of OWmnlw. BODQIE'B LOOKWOOD'O, AND WIOJTAM. TABLR AND FOOESTKBV. JOBHBOH'a OKLKBRATKD 80TS3OKS ObAHK'B BOILBBa BAOOEPANS, (SO Gnnrrrm's I'ateist Tba and nor»a» Fots, Stamped Tins kd Mr at amd Pu Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans i»H ■Uai), IIOOKKTS, I'CBS, PAILB, AHD Ovuhb, Brooms, Sobubbebo, Whisks, fro, HAIR, CIOTH, AND NAIIi BBI7SHM. •ABK'B, BUCKS, AND CTHUOIT'S M'ADKS AND UIGUING VOBSB. RABDXN HOE 9, BAKBB, AMU TBOWBLS. DIBTOM.SOKBy &SPJKAB, AMD JAOKSOM'B HAND, RIP, AND TKNNON BAWB, AXB3) ADZBS, i'OMAHAWKS AND OBISXIiB At7OOBS, I'LANKB, HAMMEUS, BBAOM, TWOS AHD PATENT 8118 (oil BIE6S|, booxa Hingis, Nails, and Bbasswabb, Soott'b Gbhuinh Whitb Liajd^ kaw ahd boilbd linßbbd o» sivk fbb obnt, uisoodnt Allowed to Gasfa Pwohwußn on all; Balsa aTnonnUDB u> ■*!)?• aca upward



Business wot leas 1 1 '"I"*' *' B A U M 0 E i • OPTICIAN, ftis n Btoak SPJEdTAOLttS AMD tTR QliAbSica of eyory deVoriptlna, an «noornt9 . , Fit Onarantofld. ookFOONu MioitoaoopKa and tklb I BOOPKB, Powerful and Cheap. AHBROII) RABOMM'KB?, TrntKWOMKTHBB, IJuBOTBIO BELUJ, KAITKRIKS AM» FITTIKOS. M&Rr.e£o Electric Machines and :Medleal Colh. OPKBA GIiASSKS, BJNOOOi&R FIKU) AND MARINE GLAS3K3. THKODOLITBfi, (>)HPASSBB, SEXTANTS, Spirit ilydrometen, Saccbarometers, Salinomotorni, Ar^cutomotera, &<:,, &c,,&6, AeaKT »Oj,s TAYUIiI'S Pa'I'WNT BSCWINO MACHI.VS3 ft KXTKA?, Injitrumenti nnd S«sv.'in}» Msichlnns rcpetred, OPPOKitK T>v k p, !B .j Oil'!"** "Vinr>l<ynri-«t.-;,pt. rgX) fHK~PUBJ J IC OT I'UWSOWBY F. BAVIKS, Uoct and ibtm Mbnafaotaror, t'l Ponsonby itoad, oallh tbn Mtnulion of his ous tomora nml frlonds lo tho follfiw'nn i—C.hua ren's Klsstio Uootß, from 3s: Gkiiosho.t. In IV! (ohlldranV)i Woirion'a Kid K.S. Boats, from Tb (Id; ohfnp H:i9 In IWon's Kluiitics, 12« (oolonlnl mftdo, &n.) i Women's Colonial made Loalett. Ha 6d. « S H§ fe Pi * UUKL AKD SEL X 0 X XI D~I J Q iiL BCHOOL, New Mouth Koad,



BIUINQ MADB KA3Y AND GRAGBFUJU The Anokland Holoot Itldlns Bohool, for the Study aud l'raotloeof the Art of KtultaUon in all Its branobes, was Ooanod on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882, Lndloa and Gentlsmen deslrlDg to enter as pnpila are eolioited to forward tbelt names to the proprietor on cr before that dnto. Terms, and hours of Inutraotlon and in-notice, mar ba learned on apiilloailon, faplla supplied «iitb liorsut, and appoint meiit* tor ■ obaifl Ko.iioi:i if rcqnlred, or Uoree ApD'lutii.i!. '•* jni'i'Utd lo oidur from flrst, c;iiv.n B»uiplu» '• viio Sohocl. ('hit prviu'ivtur baa compiled »a Alo Hook for Iho nto of I'upi!* »rjd otbera, whioh oiay be bad on oppiKj-'t'ot). i'rtce, le. jprntfi1 • I-.' v'-mtn'j) for Chllrtron, F^SMtMt AITeSDANCB »011 bADIKa #,U. fctv-i &l«u oiuiijuLvoi) li'j.-U«cnj v Horoo- Tnjlut r, Smfv Uoruo untrusu-a w Ills ohnrge WIU bo projicrlj aroken *-jo handlod either us Lidy'e or Uouuoixim't DhMv.sr, G, H, A2a LL, LAXK Ilouan UiDiaii t-'Kuy«AiT-Mijoii, AMD IST OLABB KQUITATION J.NWTHUOTOS, t?Yanr»lß n.M. Ssrvina. Ft N 0 IK G sf evnrj <3«:orlpr.oij tin; r< ur contract. «»bjdi' i».n do It cti«v| »r « l:«r.«:r t)\»» Sara, f'kilo. ,*klli« inn, yual «-* nil; Wire sjiil ."Icf-il ft-ri-.-*.- 3/ (TOT) surf, f*rlc«w 00 a»i)lli:ntii»i. 4li 1.1 -i 1« ot 0»h« uulo to order, tir.d Bx»* *k'« r*julro« 7euc«J Painted, Vvta. nsJl>, F»u«^». ahi»«i», aouwi mocks, &©„ tor wl* »t y.»it SAM. W■l I 1 a. Kcnoot, licy«-«lnxi (not-t Hrltumajl Hotel "j HKNDEKSON, nO»8E, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL DttCOItATIYE PAINTER. No. S, Wvkhium-streit. TJI W A V T B, LAND AND ES I'ATK AGKNT, BROKRII. &.0., 177, QUEEN- STREET, Opposite .Moriln & Ce.'s. MiSiiicAW IJuf.T«A!Tl Juf.T«A!T KUOMB, 177, QUKEN-STKSUT (Oppculto Ti * S. Mcrrln's), NOW OPKN. Gonis taken daily—B doz«n for 2s M, liirger steea eqaally cheap. Coo>* and soe tho Sliow Cases at the New Premises, next to Olark Sc Gane'n, two doors above Dritlnh Hotel. 177, Quoeii-fltroot. J, LOW Proprietor. 7(V oW-. Tv J. AAA» L, A V', iROHITKWI, •JDWKM.UIBHire.



*ix. 'o_* MARK . -»s—' —' 'J ! -~ '• H SALE, j. ' 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 1 Two-whcolrd l:< g Cai t (nearly now) 1 I-atvo Lady's Phauton Double-ooato • Hussy acted to Furohnap, Donble-rßated Hooded i pygy. ! , l», X B i .. .'. « 30 *D\l S2, -•bo IJf.iitrijilkx.iiJ .UndiUvn, B!cpi, Bfn.">%r»i4i Oiireow W«n»h, Oliibe« HcrsEo, Olotlieis Kaxta, TtftTßJUsjf Oiw». t:.th. 1» !)co" "• mw»» Jfl h U&diib aiojusjia «ij,'a«7n!l! to •.ijxitF'satnni »iiW) is wholoeiuiß urcsi >3ttoji anfi Qffifw Bmuqbo, eual atl SWuo vi .>Ct> iLfcti <hrrtc.it co«c& N.H. -1 R(19«r.., "is-suf *!i5 Xieimii '.">•>» «» «•">» VloSlat twi-i'll- Om or Mn1. .oipAritu o-fi Violins tc.v w»ir.. *l»o /~i Ia » a va/ oH X a ~ Ij aa 8 rsr oitk ai ® Ourhoafllnn Anlolcs thia wooit arei Ccnlno kiouora' Jara. Is per ib; 3 Glaus Jims for 2s (Irt | Lamp Chlmnoyß. 3 [or Gd; Glass Balls for Shooting; nt, In anivntitinn to suit purohtiaera; Oarden Shr.iu;.,, all aizcs; Fiah Glaboa and Gold Fifb, very oheari M. COOK & SONS, intKBMAN'S BAT. PAIN'S V* WholeaaleteßstaU * Q W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmaker, Queen SYreet, Auckland, Agent for JAMBS FAIN, London, Ihl, IA m IBUB AS, Ccrn« ol Lome cad Viotnrla-ntreot?, AuuklßßiS Vnst WOMUMBKMI, MAEBIB AXil 0KO!BA& BTOKBISABOH, ABOHHBOTOKAX. SOtTI-PTOB AHD OABTBK iDEnripUons acons-643 nnfi beantlfal, ~' onuraense. Tombs. Hoadstonos, ana evatj? aemxipilon of tltonn Work «6 toe lowart caaslbin I sa or town Bnd covmtr* i^j X O v « jw i I M K. gbotoJiTlime. »X)R BALK, 8 ODfH6A V X ■ S MAHUBANQI HYDRAOJiIO GROONU BOOHB UMB, Id any qaanSlty, tor itesutoto, Patiuj, Flows, I Colterß, et.o. (next to etono flagging, Jb un utvollea for anrobllity and hard-settlnif aoalltisa), For tankn HBd odier wot work It In b arsMlass roatju-la). B, KKAtt E, SOLE AQSJS T, BSIEBH JTLOUK.MILLS ASO OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PAKTINGTON BKOa Bea to Inform the public that thoy are cow pta parsOi to uuppiy oopkhiob Oatmwal in any Quantity, B'-iwanteed pure and trosb, Flotii', Sharps, Bran, CVhoawnoai, MalEonieal, Maize, Oata, Fowl Whemt, to,, Klwaya on hsnOi Depot—Esiangataaps Road, Newton, Mil!*-Western Butlnge, Au«ps% 11,18351.



jrtnßij?«M»« Notices. _ i mHE RIVEKSDALE MANTtFaCTUK JL INQ COMPANY (LTMITBD), 11. HRKV.rtTlt'fli.T, TAs'NWhU. iJUKHURd. !,-;■ <!";sh.h AND QCINDnUV MICKCIIA •v'l'm *.KU iiiPOßTicua. The irtovß flrm hsyo Just laucledi ex vorioua lato arilvato. SPLENDID VALUK In Wrench. Gorman, and Kr.gllsh OaW, K'd Pa'ont Calf, Kaai Indian O»lt and Kir, Butts. Jfilastlo, Wet>, Boot Wobblnn and U nlußa, And a Variety of GRINDERY ANH fIHOB MISBOKUY HOODS, Will also nave regular ehlpinonts of abovn a living from the boat Knsllsh. American, and Continental Houeoa. Colonial TtmnodandCnr rltfd Lontl ora aln nya on h»nd. Thnh.M. do. (Limited) sro Coßh Purchasers o: Wool, Bklna, Hldea, and Talllow. Now Lansing, e» Aeterion, ezeallont value In Linings, Kyelota. Hcol Tips, and Barnsloy'D Toolh of «H (IUBOrIntiODB. Telephone No. 85. WM. 8. HAMPBON, Secretary, fi OG»| Lottftl LOUS I XO TUB Jj 6ULL I Wanted fenown, tfmt tho Knurl Point Saw I 1 ill , nB Oneuunfja (destroyed by Ore bouio muinhß alnoj). uro now in fuii work twain. .all lenßthn of logs nt Mill wnltlng to lie sawn. Beams and glrdorn for brick building and wharf work, up to id foot, ounpliail on tho fchor'ost notice. Cusiomoiß inu.Y rely npon the civnni of tho timber Rolng with tfteir ordoiu. aa wo have no manufactory to supply. linlldo b and contractors will find It to their In er»)st to glvo their orders to us, as thor will go; ill fresh timber, free from worm and dead Bap. Orders exeouted with despatohi M H.ROK, Proprietor, '■ Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehnuga. Soptotnbor 1,1882. piAMoBi Pianos. p IAHOB , JUST LANDJCD. PER ASHMORB. Boing made to nu rder, persons in want of a good Piano uld call at onco nd them. Seoond-liand Piano, £21 Can be eeen at Mr TMO3. H. WKBB'B, Hob -BJi»'Btreet, throo doora from Cook-atreet. Tar akxhock jbku iv fin», W BO At 3 AND OANDtjJS OOX'3 OJO.JSBK, BIOHMOSB, Oaoh Parohaoi-.ni oi TtJlovr, Wool. iahoeDttln*. and Bor.iw. 'inHAMKS OAKKIAQS AND DKAIf i FAOTOKK, JAMES MACK.IB, FItOPfIJKTOB, Viai'OEtA.B'i'KßS? KAOT, Itspslra oi orer^ .ioßorlpclr.n n Wood srifl Utra Deftly Bxooute.J ou the tsst notice-. SurlaßK made ana rgpnlrod. /o on hand, a largo quantity of Lamps, aluo lronbark ohafia And Spolsos, Red Dam r«Uoos. and Bobert town Hardwood. N.H.—Caoutrr ordarß jiinctotU) attendoa to raw MKUCHANTS, BUKWKRS, 1 BOTTIBRS, AND BOUA-WATBK MANUFAOtURBIta. THOMSON & CO., OBAWffORD-SrKEEr. DUNKDIN (Established 1860, IMPOHTBKB OV KNQUI3H. FRUNOH, ANO BHANISH OUT CORKS. ALWAYS ON H*ND AWD TO ARRIYS — Browoj'/. Bottlers', and Sodawator Munufdo tarors1 soudilw, louliidiog all kinds of Corks- Bungs, Ifblvas, rio», una bpllus, Collar Cork?, Corking Macbiucs, Capsules, Tlnfal Boiilins Wire, Sor«rlvr liimslaon (Srewurs'), Book, Piir.o. lia.t Iniil* I'lps. »nd PuroKuiß'.un and Uraztliuu Cut; Tf,e.-nmui»loM. blind and Common. All kUdt of Qlngar, wholu aod oru»ho3 : Tiutftrlo, Jooilo, Uuiphnroui, Oltrn, aodijnlpburlo AolUg; Splrlu ot Wiuo, 01 0,p.; fkaanoU-J aud Eiijamiul Oils, Modawatar Ua rhUmsi Huttllnsr lluota. P&tontand Common; Patent oyruplut; I'uutpj; Sjodawator ntui Qln- K«rb«.r Uoltiva, Ordinary; 1 jnuont'», Uogbsn's and Codd'u Cttient Bottlta; Wurba, Paeli, and Itnoti of v >■»• y dwsorlpttoa t »»d ovary requl«lta for tho Br.wer»', Hottlers", and iKrated vVator Mamfdoturur*' trade. A BUNTS FOI HiYWAID, T«.ICB & CO., LuNnON. Msears. T. & Co, lnvlta Intondlntc Purolisaura ot Brewers' and ftodawaUr JUaouinery to an icspectlon ot tholr atouk. THOMSON & CO., CKAWITuKD-aTKatT. DUNgpiN. 2 \ V i V OiiiU \JT to Roia't i'uiilb How fJuld. tun tlli&w*r Bath:, Vlosorta • ijcnwi ilanu Chiurire, Oi«s fiajLtiuG. Oi-Ji all vreok days it jm 7 a.m. in I) p,rt;., Una tVc-uJlt rjOE3isop trgin S sill 10 a.m. fhc Ur.j\-:o..}*: ire all jAvcUi. lUid euppllcd wUh ovary imvaolcaof. TnTki*l MwnUl. flßiiU and linir b/.uiiw. «iA>b*, -tai'lravjii, aoaps. Bit, Seloot oai.'i-rooirtr ituivowl tor UsiUct ovorr 4&y, at ml heart, wlu iainiMs miwtoi* OriK 3i]jj.u.-ra a»b Sixpkkob. flssis* no»«> Mi* addrcst. 1 vtowrUfOTMi aawa, nl«v« tot Qrsy fcnur.fl EAortl. an« mii the oboap S!«al(Uni» er.a PnriilMr* '■AurX. Vtulland, N.fl.—'tartvir tn littendftnee. rat U~K X i S U 1 » A T U ti. KBDUCIION OF KATES. EXTKA r^AUISS' OAY. Tho following alteratlona nro horcby notified :— Bulbs open, for Indlos only, on Mnnday cvon ng. 0 to 9 p.ni.j'andTumDiY Mornings, 9 a.m. to 2 p m.; durlaK which hours tho priosa will bo the samo as now vald by Rentlemon, viz s 3s, bincle Bath ;or Right Tickets for £1. Sbark- HOLDicns, Onk-third Less, For Gantlemon, on TnuiiaDAt Avtbrhooms, tho chaw will bo 2a, from 3 to 9 p.m. MARVELLOUS OUHRH KITKKOTKD EVERY WEBK. jTerA"&r*\Ui lLlamson, 80088 CJ.ND AKD BTOANGIAL AWSNX VW.OAJI LAXS AUOBAAN*. ,B»n)»r5t—N»tlor«l Jtaut ot New ZGniand, lUiliih Mii i^'l I-IVRSI1 mjU<~".ei. MONIi"V Jnvoai.o £or OKvttßllKis 01 !>«>4Ui Beourlticfc, wnniii-j •;hasiiii, -?jji ot>r cert ■Uowod on deouctl* until iarOßUcsV. MOHTGA9KP *r>6 LOANS No^'ltetoa. SHARKS Kontiht or Sold to ordoi1. EBTATKS Manraad tor AhaostoeA. ALLOTMKNTS Bought, and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System. BUILDING AIiLOTMBNTS VOR BALIS at iwa vooii— Bootland-atreot, 60/ West-Btreot, 80/ Infcerman-fitreeti 16/ Hopburn-etreel, SO/ Bond-street, 15/ Llgar Plnoo, 60/ Argyle-Btreet. 16s Norfolk-street. «V Boregford-street, 90/ Oook-fltroet. «10 Perolval Parade, 48/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reolamatlon, fid Mount Kdon Rood, Ri Howe-stroet, 60/ Krbor Paaa. £6 H&okett-atreet. 15' Normanby Road, IU. Nclßon-streot, 89/ Brighton Road, 10/ AlEo.in tmlouo oSUer Btreeta at low ie.ua, •ftinflfS 10 fcKND, la Sums ot «10 snfl up teliVW vrardii. on sood aeouritlee. MKLBON-3TRKKT—New and very oorafort il nble Honsa of 7 rooms for Sale, with gaß and olty water Uid ov. Pleasant view of the upper portion of harbour. Price *600. VjOUNT KUKN-Houae and foveral Allot itl menia on the Kpaotn Bldo for Salp. Allot ments at £1 jior foot frontage; great depth. Rloh voloa to eti. CJI4VKN ROOMKD HOU3H! and Two Allot- O mofta for sate, within quarter of an hour"a walk, of Queen-street. Basy terms onn bo arranßed. aHOPand 7-toome"d House for salo on the Mount Kden Koad. Splendid position for bnslneesi Terms aa agreed. WHANUaREI— Bmall Homestead for Sale, with tplendld orohard, over 200 fruit bearing trees, alluvial soil; frontage to Whan gnrel River; two miles from township. QICRH.SfI-OKll-STRBKC—New and very oon- JJ venient Cottago for Salo, near Congrega tional Church, On easy terms, nf,nn_SlX-KOOMKU HOUBE (new), With *"«« pantry, for Sale; very convenient; water laid on; easy terms. PQ.nr\— PI7K.KOOMBI) HOUSE for Bale In XOUU William streot, With wauh-houso, Kany terms of payment. HAMILTON (WoiKa'o)-Honse and aoro of ground for Bale, two minntea walk from Bank of Now Zealand, for £100. Lot 821, Hamilton West. HUNIJA— Eighty Aoroaof Land for Sale for £65. Also, Mighty Aores at Waiklokl'e, tor £6S. A splendid chance for working man. ■P9SU\— New and Well-fliiiahed House for Xi&OV a a i a> n t Roohy Nook, New North Bond; Allotment 10 x 120. Very oosy terms. NOHTHCOTB - Hovon roomed Houao, out bnlldinKß, &0., and SO aorcs ot Land for Bale. Very cheap. Grand view of tho harbour, «e Q lft_kOUK-KOOMtED HOUSK for Sale, ?&^ J- t' off Coolt-otreet, with large allotment, FSIOKATOKA TOWNSHIP. — Two Larga J. Corner Allotments for fislo for £20, having tsireo frontages. TJONSUNBT — 'Cow Slx-roomofl Houoo for JT Sale noeuc tho Threa Lampa, Price, £320. Hasp terms of payment DKVONPORC, Lake Koafl — Several ver/ oholoe Vllls Sites for Salo, having rond and eoa txoutager, and possesalnK tho finest Isndooapo views to bo found around Auckland. Very onay termn of payment. ffoKn-A NIOM NsCW OO'i'TAQfS ia Now W« toa for Snlo, wltll larsji) shea, a!U;S ment 40 x 100 j vei'2 otocu XSTAITJSMATA «IV«B rRONTAGa'.--I*nd W for Sala fit Xl nor aocoi In largo 01 email bloohf. Bftsy terms, PARNKLIi— Eooao im& 1 j aorcu orohard for Sblb, In full bearins j cowshod, workshop, towliJouiJ!), fto. j fine oaa view. Jicißfl— HOUßK for Sain in WlUlam-sbteet, 32£\)0 noar St. James'Chorcli. "CPSOM—Scntleraisn'B VtHn i-:oßJflenoe, ssTsn JU iooow. coQoJi-tnaßO, GtetJlng, fee. flo3o, BKMUBRA— IB aero?, tor b»lo 1 ftxoollent coil andmlendiaytow ' BRIGHTON KOAD, Parnell - Six-rocraed 1 Htrasa tot oalo, jUlotmenJ 10 31001 water ; laid or, Prise, gOli. • ■fJONSONBY—KBW sil::-roomca Mousa anfl I JT Worfesht-ii ''or sale; iwu sJioSmaota 1 two j frOßff&ges! oasy temvs, . j PAEKEtL- — Nowiy-flaiHhol Ste-ruaimea ■ Houbo tet- s-io 1 »iot'.ss;« vlow 11SS8O. "BfAKMB al3f< Ifear Sola bS V/alkomlti, Pare-; ■X moremo, Stabea'n-Potnt, WaStafearel, JKahu. mngl, North Shoro, Popalmro, ao. Also, n,>e lies In New Zealand Herald an A WctKly Ntxoa, iOB AB, W Till lAM SO S BST4X2i A6£GNX. VOWAH tAiSH



Land and Estate Amenta. j Tjri O JK S A v K f *" BY HOWARD WAYTfI!, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT:- MOI'NT AbUKK i'-GoDtleranu'd Rosidonce, 10 rooum, two bathruoiriß, pmiry, dalrr, oon aerviitory. IntinuariititiuUflinu: Man's room, ■washtinuse, ontbulliili-gs, eaachboneo, stable, oowbuueo; Una volcano coll; luaguifloent Views nearßiatirn. VOLCANIO LA.ND (at Mount Eden)-S.\ aorea lv oonvenlant padaooks, with Bevpn-ioained Home, Outbuilding-, distent), Kmlt Trees. £160 oaßh, b lunoo tt 7 por conr. A Bargain, MUCNT ALBKK'I' (near Railway Station)— Allot mento Hal f-noro up wards; Voloanlo Soil, BustneßS rfiU-s, Magriifloont View. Tho whole ot the piircUute luouey osn i-emala at 7 per cent. HuUSE OF RIGHT BOOMS (well built), IS ml/jUtoa from Qiietn-Btroot. AdsDted for prlvacu rts'doiicß or bualnies. Oaa sstovo, ample waier smppiy. Ofl'oiod cheap. No. 205. MOONTKDH'N (near Pall way Station)—Seven roomed tioiifie and Largo Allotment: good business atti<, £501) unly. Tenua—ilasy. VIEW itUAD (Mount Eden)— Kino Seven rouinod House-; lofty roomi), ounurute cittern, Boiler, outhouse with uourly 0110 aoro vol canic liind. OOTTA.OW and Largo ALLOTASHNT 103 feet by 153. 0100 toGltl. £2)0. COUNSCK BHOP nnd UWHLLINQ at Parnult— A raro OiPiiOrtuiiUy for a pushing man, aa one lortuno bus nlreud}1 hctm ilb(1o out of it. ONKHUNfJA (niljoUiiiiK Pub. F^vni)-13J ftorea in HTcim witli i-ix-n omod Houhb, cow-sneds, &o ;&bunmat Wfttur, good, oattido inn, Very cuoy torrns. M HJNT ISOS'N—Oovltal 8 ro smed House, with two Iwgu iillo;uiei.tr) btsiutltully laid out. £200 ofttb, biilnnoa Bt 7 per cent. OOTTAOK end AbLOTAIKNI1, Ponoonby. £l«0. HOUrfU and ALLOTMENT, Boaflold Boad OhOADi Kd. WAYTS. Houeo and Land Agent. ESTATK AGENT AHD VAIiUATOB, QUISKN-BTBBKT, AUCKLAND, MONBY htlU't OUT ifOK CAPITALISTS OM , FIHST -<U.AHB fJKOUBITIKa. OK IN VJSBTKB IN BANK, INSURANCE, Oil OTHSB HHAKKS. FAHM AN!) UOMiSTdiMJi— Thera are ii aores, odd mile from a railway station, all fenced tina uun-dlvidcd into four paddooks—3o nores in grasi und crop. Tnera ia a small house, oovv-^hodr, o-o. Pilno £3)O.—J. M. Lennox. UPP.iKQUKMN- jTulfSiT.—Attfut-tate pro ■ peotive inv«Btaion f. Two housffl, quito now and woll-flnlshed, with wntor laid od, and freehold nllotmenf. Prico £81)0— £3i)o oaah, balanoe oan rouialn on tho property. — 3> M. Lanuox. tatnto ARent, ftuokland. « LLOTMItN'J1 in llio City, with a grand view A ottha harbour, eultuble for a lorraoo.—J, M. Lunnox. j^ftrtA—Ail at class Investment, froeho'.d, in 3&° l v Rood poaltlon and rifling dlutrlot.-J. M. Lennox. nooE-0-HOOMICD KOUSiH, with oolonlal &!&"" tvon, lenister Krato. etc, about half an bonr's walk from the oitf; freehold allot ment. 33 x lOC. - ,f, M. l«)!«ws, Kstai<j AgenJ, ÜBPtolftutt.. Ti/f&UNA FLAT, WH-VNGAKKL-Varm of iVX 382 norus volo.nio land—l hero are 38J Horen. wiih house, etc. This boautiful property Is offered v b»r«Blu.-J. M. Lennox. i»9fia — iJ-KOUMbD Ct;TfA<?K in Saofex fc&OV atroat, wltb rcgialor grates, 400 Kiillon tank,- larßO cellar, 1-Vit v £130 oaah, balanoo cas romnio on tho proptrty, 41M n IUKWMAUKHiT—Some of the beat Busine a 1" I'romidoatoraalo.-J. M. I^eanox. MM MOUNT KOEN UOAU—Two flue SSiopa, with freehold allotment (33 x 100), in thia popular Maiilot. The ehopu front the main rend. l-Yloa 5775.-J. M. Lennox. CIM UPPEK QUUittN and YOKK-BTRKMTB- Two Bouses, with lari;e cower allotment (freehold). Price £1000— J. M. Lenuox, Katato A«O!)t. Auakland. 63M / MTY VIIWKHOLU-Vir Sale, n largo City 1^ ifreohold, oonfelstirjß of 6 Owolllnß Honfea and a :-hgp ; nil aubatautlilly built of brloi, and flited wllh ovcry convoiiiocoe. The promlsea n:u nil let 10 uoud toi-amo, and produou a rental of &ii 6 per ) oar. h'rioa fiSiOO. Terms oan bo arra«Kt>d.—J. M. Lennox 61! W i HSUib", with very latgo freohold allotroont (l-n x '.ftl links). In 1110 rising dletriot of MonntKdtn. Piiae£7So.-J, H. Lennox. 61M Pk OiuMaN'J UILL, UK^HUNGA—Houoe id knrt largo fret-hold allotment. Prico £150. -J. M. Lunr.o». 47M pa Kfj— IfOii a Farm uf 46 aocts ft ,X,-U\)Ki Vu.lioy, with new 6-roome<l ', Uauki tmi all cec<JJiffl.r3' outbulldiuKa. There Rra iO aoroa In i'bo land ia we-U watered. Piion, a«O.-J, 11. i.enoai. Auoklßnd. 17M TPONB'JNUV — A Sovou-mumoO. KoaWenoo, .H oouiniand« s recw* magnlllccok view, in tho b-jsl tiart of I'ondoaby ; freehold cUotmont (US x 132!, all laid out In «rnn.m«ntiU troeo tv.id uhrubu, Prioo, 700.— J. fit. Uecuos, Katato AK»nt, SliA»{lfi4s TUCW-yonr-roomed Verandah Uattwe. with trcoUcld allotmonk. Prioo, 4USO.—J. w l«a«<ov Ksinte isont. X*l QA-BV.UHKCO «KO O<JTTAUK In Dukß «if>u iiui. wlt'n ffeehold allotmont. Prloo, filSO. -J. M, Lemox, £«t«W Agent lfiOL KXMUXH.4 I "VUla feelilenon and 3 ao«B ol SftrtUuj, dbrunttarj-, and (iMtnre. Prloo. f11.00U.-J. H, Lwunnt Utttj T?OK IMMIMJIA.TK SALK - A Beanctml JS? Farm ot 200 sf.ru'i, onli' 3 miles ttum a railway sttilon. Tho farm is all in Rood iti-ultph Krauwiwn, and eub4ivide>d ljuo 7 paddocks by qu)ck-ihur» oA-m* ihu roldenoo oomiuandti a bo&ntlful vl«w ufa laUu, wtilah bouudß -).o farm on one nld*. Thn bonße oontalna 5 apart mcut*. Tboro Is a ««iblc, stockyard. tu>d nhcri upon the farm, I oaa reniUiuntlj ro< onmioiui thl/ fivrin (o wi inlA'riillng ttcttlor. —J. At. LOinox, Kituto AKOtit, Aucklnnd. 10V1 jiOlt iv,.\i«uf»rfe 4AL£-a Comniodioua .* VlnaMoikCik tv Gru/ton lluail. Tho rentdenoa I ooutalu* If rsoißv, and in hullt upon a freehold ' Rs-oUau (190 X *"2 Units),—J, M. Lemiox, Stßtnio Aygri;. AunkUiv). 33U STAKM of 250 coraa of flrot-class uoil, Bounded .£' on out Mdo bra rlrwr, all tonood »nd laid dow* In k»^ Kfaßi-ea,—J. M. Lennox, Knuiw A/unt, *ucUiU)d. StiM TjWli SALK (a batK»to)— t'txm Of IiOO aonxi, tA- X joining the farm ot Mosara Buokland and Shepherd, wssl PnlioUohe. Thlo flue property if, mlx« 4 bash and torn, ,v\6. la well watoroo throughout, Tho fiirm muat bo sold, and U oifered at £250 (he lot.—J. M- Ijonnos, i£a(at( Asont, Auofclwid. IS6II ri\O B'A.B.MWf'.B—A Cliolos Farm ot 78 acres, J. j cJ « mile from b railway etoilou. The land is ni-Bi-olaao-la divided Into 7 paddo-ika, and all lit graw, aud well watered on ererj paddoote. Ttaore l» a Now 0-roomed. Houso upon tho farm, also dairy «nd all neoeß^ary ont-bulld' IuKM.—J, fd, .',onuo:c, iSatate Agent, Auckland, 27M P. J. MOSB]. LW. F. O'SDLLIVAS £n j. uon & 00,, 1 • LAND ANO KBTATK AGENTS, SHOarHND-STUKBT, FOR SALK KPROM—32 sores Graßa Land In one or twe lot?; beautiful view nTtlOIl TON-AUotment ICO x 300. Price, £260. 500 AOIUC3, 19 m loa from Auckland, 1 mile from a railway Btttlon, halt improved, House, 8 rooma. aud outbnildlnts. £1600. TUAKA.U—6ooaoroa flrot-olaßa Voloftnlo LaTid, thrce-qmrimn o( a mile from tho station; good uixht-roomod house. To bo Bold In one or more lota 'l bo land is nearly all in grass, with Bomo good bush. BWMUiiiIU-i5 aoros, beautifully situated TUAK * U-S6 sores, Improved; House and out buildings. £330 TUAKAU—UOaores, eOlngxaßS. £sro5 r0 NEW LYNN—IO acrea, Ben frontage. £1 pel aoro ONMHUNGA— House ot Q rooms, and 1} aoros land; beautiful vlow. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aore land, near r&ilwaj HOMK BAY. PONHOSBY-Honae ot 6 rooms and 2 acres of garden; soa bathing Also, LA.RGK CORNER ALLOTMENT n City, with buildings. In addition to the above, wo have a Large Numbor ot Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including aorao Large Blooha Of Land In the Waikato Uißtrioi. f. j. Moaa & 00., Bhoriland-Btroot. T AND, UOUSK, & ISSXATIS ACiJBNT •*-' valuator. Sohbeff'b Buildings, Fobt-stbbet, auckland, Tha undersigned, in Commencing BualneßS n Auckland, bogs tv announoa that twolvo yeara' experience In Waihuto has given him an Inti mate knowledge of tho district, as well aa a business oomieotion extending to all parts ot tho Auokl&nd Province. He Is, therefore, in a position to give tho fullest and most reliable information to intonding settlors, who will receive letters of introduction to his looal Auonts, and they will offer every facility (or Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON "JAND Vox Salr, Valuations of Town or Country Property made at tho shortest notice. MONKY ADVANCKD on Freehold Beouiltles, In BTima of £100 up to £5,000. MOMMY INVESTED, and no charge lnsdo to Investors, KENNEDY HILL. TWHAK D I E, tit « LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT. MONKY LENT OK PBKSONAfc SKOUKITV. HIGM-bTKKET, ADOKtAWI). CCODLIN'S COACH • LEiVES Onehunga— AuoKland— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.30 p.m 1.30 p.m. Saturday Nights— 8.15 p.m 11 p.m BJI IS. r 1 1Y F-iS 'AIMIS XABLK, .8? c &save Ai'oh Hill— 8,15 am "B.soam Ham 1,80 pm Sp D 3 I.IG p m Mi Pin Leivo National BanK— Sam "10.16 a in ll.«am X,IS v m C 45 p m i.5 p m S.EOpm J BsoepS Tneaaays and Thcredars, when tha Cram Auckland, t,n& 50.50 from Asylnm «»1H gu to and from thn Whan. mBLEQKAVE Llijß OF COACHED. i W. K. UABVB» COACHES will ,tuu to tho i ollowlcg tima-teWo, sarry ng H.M.'£i3maU 1— I Xssn/wos CambridgQ for Hamilton dalir, at Kjsaveg Hnnilltas tot Cambrldtra dallr. on I arrival ot Train, 2.88 p.m. I Tti Avoha for Hamilttra at 10 a.m Moaday, Wednesday, and ITrldar 1 Heaves Haroilf.oa tor Ta Aroha at S ,m. TuMtioy, Thnrada; and Saturday. BooWng Oflt«! t Rwjnne's Hotel, Hamilton W. X, OABTBR, • Coach rrapriotcr, UfMT sna Bsl» Stsbiea, OtunbrlometltMascU mi



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