Class 152, Host 3lbs of Butter, in rollF, 1 * without nalt. First prize, 30s, S. Churches ; Bscnnd,ls«. Miss Bollard; third, ss, MrsG. & Ballard—Thirteen entries. . ■ Ciiifs 153, B-at pottvd Butter, not less than 251 bs, fit for exportation. First prize, . 30s, T, Churches ; second, 15s, Mrs Laxon • —Two entries. Class 154, Be?t 561b old Cheoce, in one or more Cheeses. Firat prize,36s, T. Chinches ; second, 15<, G. Kibble—Two entries. Class 155, Best 561bs of new Cheese, in one or more Cheeses, First prize, 30s, tT. Churches; stcoud, 15s, F. Dibblts— llnee entries. Cla-s ISO, Two best sides of Bacon, not less tbnn 401t>s. First prize, 30s, ". i Barnett-One entry. Class 157, Two best Hams. First prize, 30s, Thos Barnotfc; second, 15s, George Lotty ; third, 53—Two entries. Extra Ola?B, Cream Cheese -One entry. Silver Cup. Mr F H Lewisson, Queeu.street, offers a Silver Cup for the best six sides of Bacon with Hams, T. liauictt—One entry.

POULTRY.

Judges : Messrs W F Buckland, W C Arthur, and Cornelius Day. Steward :Mr T D Halstead. The poultry exhibits ■were more numerous and generally of a superior class to thoio of last year, Mr D. Kobettaon contributed largely to this department and many of his birds were will worthy of epecial notice. For coloured dorkiDgs, Mr btephens.ihowed the htsfc pen, but the rooster of Mr Wallace's lot was certainly the best bird of the lot. In cochin?, Mr Bagaall txhibited the largest rooster, but not the best, and the fiist prize fell to Mr John Abbot, for a pretty collection. Mr Robe.-tson's light brahmos exhibited attracted considerable attention, Tho cock and hen were young birds recently brought from New York, and veiy rare birds heie. Tho gold-pencilled Hamburg* were a very »ood lot, and it was rather difficult to select the prize-takers. Mrs C. G. Quick exhi bited a splendid pen of silver-spansled Polish (imported) and two cbicktns five weeks old, and Miss Woolnoujfh sent in a rooiterand two hens in white-cre3ted black Polish, which were well worthy of notice. In Hqudans, Messrs Kanderson exhibited line birds, the pen owned by the former con taining a rooster with fine head and oomb. There was a very fiuo turn-out of game, in which a beautiful pair of golden-spangled Seabrights were shown by Mr T. McLaugh lin. 'i he following awards were made : — Class 158, Black or Brown Breasted Ked Game. First prize 10', Mclaughlin; second ss, John Abbott—Two entries. Class 159, Duckwing Game. First prize 10s, J Cornwall—One entry. Class 160, Any other variety of Game, First prizß 10a, B Morrin ; second ss, J C YV Willis; highly commended, J Trays's Indian Piles—Three entries. Class 161—So entry. Class 162, Coloured Dorkings. First prize 10s, Thomas Stephens; tecond ss, Jamrs Wallace—Three eotries. Class 163, Black Spanish. First prize 10s, Jobn Abbott—Two entries. Clas3 164, Cochins, Cinnamon or Buff. First prize 10s, John Abbott; second 53, D Kobertson—Four entries. Class 165, Cochins, white or black. Second piizc, ss, D fioberlson— Two entries. Class IC6, Bark Brahinas. Firat prize, 10.*, John Abbott; seconds, Joseph Abbott —Four entries. Cia-s IG7, Light Brahma?. First prize, 10s, D Kobcrtson; second, ss, S Monin— Three entries. C'ass 16S, Golden Pencilled Hamburga. First prize, 10j, Miss Wuolnough; sccoud, 53, Abbott and Arthur—Three entries. Class 169—N0 entry. Class 170, Goldon Spangled Hamburgs First prize, 10s, John Abbott—l\vo entries, Class 17l| Silver Spangled Hauiburgs. First prize, 10s, P Stewart; second, ss, Johu Stephens—Three entries Class 173, Silver Spanned Polish. Fiist prize, 10.*, Mrs C G Quick,—One entry. Cla»s Hi, White Crested Black Polish. First prize, 10s; Mrs T Morrin; seconU, 5?, Mrs Morrin—Three entries. C'ass 176, Langshans. First prize, 10s, Mrs Edwd Wood ; second, 53, Mrs £dwd Wood—'-Throe entries. Ciasa 177, Houdans. First prize, 10s, Mrs Morrin; sccoad, ss, D Rauderson— Three entries, Clasj 17S, Crevo Ccour. Firat prize, ICs, Thomas Lindsay; second, ss, John Abbot—Two entii'!9. Class 179, Duckwing Bsntam?. First prize 10s, John Abbot; second, ss, Joseph ■\ bbot—Four entrlos. priz", 10?, John Walker and Co—Two entries. Cla%s ISO, Black Broasted Bed Game Bantams. First prize, 10s, Peter' Fergus son; second, ss, Mr Fa'lon—Four entries. Class 181, Golden Spangled Seabrights. Fitst priis?, 10s, T M McLachlanJ; second, us—One entry. Classes 182 to 185—No entry. Class IS6, Kouen Ducks First prize, 10 1, John Abbot; second, ss, T Stephens — Four entries £ Class 187—No entry. Class 18S, Mu'.cvy Ducks (brown.) First prize, 10s, Mrs O Willis; second, 5s -Two entries. Class 189, Toulouso Geese. First prize, 10s, T Stephens; second, ss, S Morrin— Two entries. Class 190, Any other variety. First prize, 10a ; second, ss-Ten entries. White Leg« horns: Ist, D. Kobertson; 2nd, J. K. Ran derson. Brown Leghorns .• Ist, D, Robert son. Black Hamburgs : Ist. D. Robertson. Duck and Drake : Ist, J. Crawford, White Dorkings : 2nd, J. & A. Stainton Sultan Fowls: 2nd, S. Morrin. Plymouth Rocks and Minorcas, highly commended, D, Kobertaon. Classe3l9l to 192—N0 entry.

PIGEONS.

Pigeons, in company with poultry, were placed outside of the nisin building. There were not a large number, but several line birds were among the exhibits. Mt Walker entered several varieties, and his were generally the most attractive and well-bred bird?. He deserves special credit for tlis exhibits in jacobins, barbs, nnns, and a pair of magpies. The awards were as follows : Class 194, Carriers (Antwerp) First Class 195, Tumblers (Almond.) First prize, 10% H C Green and Co; second., ss, Peter Fereusson—Two entries. Class 108, Tumblers (short-faced). First prize, lOs, Jamea Conway; second, ss, H C Green—Two entries. Cla^s 197, Fantails, First prize, 10s, John Walker and Company; second, ss, H C Green—Two entries. Class 199, Jacobins. First prize, 109j John Walker and Company. Class 200, Barbs. First prize, 10-', John Walker and Co ; second, ss, John Walker atid Co—Two entries. Class 201, Balds and Beards. First prize, 10s; and second, ss, John Walker and Co.—Two entries. Class 202, Nuns. Second prize, ss, John Walker and Co.—One ent'y. Classes 203 and 204 -No entry. , Extra Class. First prize, John Walker & Co.) pair of masjDios; second, Jshn Walker and Co., pair of owls,

RABBITS.

There was only one set of prizes for this class, for which five cntrioa were received. Four pairs shown ware white pink-eyes,and oni whitß and b'aok. Clasi 205, Buck and Doo. First p ize, 10s, Wm ball, second, 53, John Walker & Co—Five entries.

DOGS.

Judges : Messrs W W Robinson,,. Robert Proud, and Jjjjitt"fcSWtJf junr"*~Steward3: Messrs Johjjrßull and Frederick Eyre. Speaking generally, the show of dogs is better^Sban it haa been for years. There are&rg'reater number of varieties exhibited, tffd the quality, excepting that ot pointers, sjs considerably improved, Amongst the greyhounds, Mr Dcrvan's Musket claims nKtico for his condition, and immense bris kc\ whilst the same gentleman's bitob, Perfiune, by Mark Twain, is a magnificent animal. Quigler'a Black Harry is also a nice looking hound. The pup*, however, are hatdlyWorth mentioning. The poiaters, as we havre remarKed, are by no means so good as tii>se shewn last ye»r, but the Englifh settt^s are—Mr JVewell'a splendid dog Carlo being especially deserving of mention. A couple of fair Gordons are entered, and the best of the Irish lot are undoubtedly Mr John Mowbray's imported dog Kangei1 aua slut 'Quail, In this class, good colour is au essential point. Three Clumber spaniels are figured this year es against one in 1881. Mrs. Morrin's bitch is a fine specimen of her kind. Mr Walker's Sambo is a good Sussex spaniel, while among [the Cockers Mr Doyle's exhibit must attract attention, The Newfound

,ands are rather poor, Mr Newel's Sector 11 being the better one. In class 22 (mastiffs) { Jim Philson's Jack is undeniably the best, J »&d amoogtt the-ca1 tie dogs Mr Murray's ■ • ahou'd not escape the fancier's eye. The ■■, i Sheep dogs ate indiffereut, and the tame < remark applies to the bull do?s, of which \ only iwo are to be seen. Mr Montague's i Duke and Duohess (imported from Ber- > ■ min«ham) are far and away the best of the • bull teiriers. They are grand little animals. MrF. Newell exhibits a fine fox terrier in ■ his Spider, and Mr Robinson's Pickle can not fail to be noticed and praised. Frank Jfewell's handsome slut Vixen also calls for mention, and amongst the broken-haired terriers Bull's Tommy is the best. The black and tan terriers are fair, and the pair of Bedlington terriers will no doubt receive attention, as it ia their first ap pearance here. They were imported by Mr Lawford. Mr Ayres's toy terrier is pretty, and Mr Goldie's prick-eared Skye is a capital sample of its species. Mr J. Kobrrtson's Garibaldi is the best of the three Italian greyhounds. Class 206", Greyhound Dogs. First priz?, 10s, M Dervan's Musket; ssconcl, ss, Quig ley's Black Harry ; J Bull's Barrister com mended—Six entries. Class 207, Greyhound Bitches. First prizp, 10s, M Dervan's Perfume; second, | ss, X Bavey's Fly; J Fonest's commended—Six entries. Cltus 208, Greyhound Doga, under 12 months old. First prize, 10s, J Bucidand ; second, ss, J Bollard—Four entries, Class 209, Greyhound Bitches, under 12 montlu old. First prize, 10s, W Paul j second, ss, WF_ Buckland—Two entries. Class 210, Pointers (Dogs). First prize, 103, X Hobbs's JKap^second, ss, R Walsh's Shot— Threo entiies. Class 211, Pointers (Bitches). First piizo, 10s, C Farrow—One entry. Class 212, Setters (English). First prize, 10-, Newdl's Carlo ; second, ss, T Wilson —Five entries. C(a«s 213, Setters (Gordon). First prizs, 10.->, M M Levy's I'onatd ; second, ss, T Stephens'* Brock—Two entries, Uiisa 214, Setters (Irish). First prlz», 10s, R Hobbs's Dash; second, 5», R Simpson ; R Hobba's Flogs highly com mended -Six entries. Class 215, RetrieveM, First prize, 10», B. Morris's Diver—One entry. Class 216, Spaniels (Clumber). First prize, 20s, S Morrin j second, 10s, T Stephens ; highly commended, S Morrin —Three entries, Class 217, Spaniels (Sussex). First prize. 10s, M Walker's Sambo; second, sf, C White—Three entries. Class 218, Spaniels (Cocker). First prize, 103, W R Doyle; second, ss, T D Hal stead's JS)ell; Hon E Towushend, com mended—Six enttieg. Class 219, no entry. Class 220, Newfoundlands, First prize, 10), F Newell's Hector; secoad, ss, O Mazzoleni - Two entries, Clius 221, Mastiffs. First prize, 10s, J P A Philson's Jack; second, sa, H R Dewsbury; third, F A Whitaker'a Princ* —Three eatiies. Cla-.s 222—N0 entry. Class 223, Cattle (dog). First prize, 10«, B M Murray's Sweep; second, ss, A Graham's Scott (imported)— Three entries. Class 224, Shesp (dog). First prize, 10s, V Hargreaves; second, fis, R G Hill; J P Wilkie, commended—Six entries. {.lass 225, Ball (dogs). First prine, 10», M Kirby; second, si, M Ktrby—Two entries, Class 226. Bull Terriers. First prize, J P Alexander's >orah; second prize, Monta gue's Duke—Four entries. Class 227, Fox Terriers (dogs). First prize, 10s, W W Robinson's Pickle (irapor ted); second, us, Frank Newell's Spider; J Waymouth's Boss, commended—Four entries. Class 228, Fox Terriers (bitches). First prize 10s, J P Alexander's Smut; second, 5?, Newell'* Vixun. O B Way month's Mischief commended—Eight entries. Class 229. Terrieis. BUok and Tan. First prize, 10s, J Kndean—Two entries. Class 230, Terriers, Smooth, not Black and Tan. First and second prizes, H Phillips —Two entries. Class 231, Terrier.', Broken-haired. First Prize, 10s, J Robertson's Pepper; second, ss, A J Hdmouds—Five entries. Class 232, Terriers (Toy). First Prize, 10s, J Ayres; Bccond,ss, P Ferguson—Five entries. Cla«s 233, Skye Terriers. First Prize, 10s, W Goldie; second, ss, J Both—Two •ntries. Classes 234 and 235—N0 entry, Clasa 23G, Italian Greyhound?. First Prize, 10j, P Brewin; second, 5), T, C. Kobert.on—Three entries. Extra Class. Broken-haired Fox Terrier—Kii at Prize J Waymouth (Nellie)—Uni*entry. Special Prizes. Mr W. W. fcobinson offers a prize of 20s for the best Fox Terrier (dog or bitch) got by his dog Picklts. Won by J Way mouth's Boss, T Stephens'* Gip being commended. Bedliugton Terriers—jj Mitchelson, first acd second prizes.

IMPLEMENTS.

Judges: Messrs J. Runciman, Constable, aud U. McLean. Stewards : Messrs Thomas Suortt, W. Waters, and J. Phillips. Class 238, Three Furrow Plough, conver tible into Two Furrow, with circular. First Prize, in each class a Medal, Reid and Grey—Two entries. Class 239, Light Double Furrow, with Swivel Coulter. First prize, Reid and Grey; second, Reid and Grey ; third, James Sindcn ; commended, Wallace and flotham - Eight entries. Class 240, Double Furrow Plough, with sub-soiler combined. Fir*t prize, mid and Grey—One entry. Class 241, Single Furrow Nough, with two wheels. First ptize, Reid and Grey ; Wallace and Hotbam; commended, J West' —Three entries. Class 242, Single Furrow Plough, with one wheel. First prize, Reid and Grey- Two entries. Class 243, Anti-friction Ploughi First prize, John West—Two entries. Class 244, Swing Plough. JFir*t prize, John West; second, Reid and Grey—Three entries. Classes 245 and 246 -No entry. Class 247, Scarifier, with moulding b»aid combined. First prize, Wallace and Hotham; second, G Wilkinson—Three en tries. Class 243, Cultivator, five tiues-<-9ne entry. Class 249, Set of Heavy Harrows for three horses. First prize, Wallace and Hotham - Two entries. Class 250, Set of iieayy Harrows, foi two horses— one entry, Clas» 251, Set of Harrows, for three horses—one entry, Calss 252, Set of Harrows, for two horses. First prize, Wallace and Hotham—Two en> tries. Class 253, DJbc Harrows, First prize, Reid and Grey—One entry. Class 254, Chain Harrows. First prize, fieid and Grey—One entry. Class 255, Wbippletrees, for two horses. First prize, Wallace and Hotham; second, Reid and Grey—Two entries, Class 256, Whipylette-s, for three horses —two entries. Class 257, Whippletrees, for four horses, wita attachment and swingle trees—One entry. Class 255, Cambridge Roller. First prize, Wallace and Hotham; second, Reid and Grey—Two entries. Class 259-^a o entry. Class 260, Horse Rake. First prize, Wallace and Hotham ; second prize, John We»t—Three entries. Class 261, Broadcast Sowing Machines, First priz», Reid and Grey—One entry. Cla'S 262-No entry. Class 263, Mowing and Keaping Machine, Combined. Highly commended, iteid and Grey—Two entries. , Class 264, Chaff Cutters. First prize, Reid and Grey (back delivery reaping machines)— One entry. C asses 265 to 270—N0 entry. Class 271, Curd Mills. First prize, Wai lace and Hotham ; James HoloorseD, and John'iioloorsen—Three entries, Glass 272, Cheese Press, single and double. Reid and Grey, commended—One entry. Class 273, Set of Chees« Vats. First priz*, G McCrae—One entry. Classes 274 and 275—N0 entry. Class 276, Farm Spring Cart—One entry. Classes 277 ana 278 -No entry. Class 279, Fagnall Cart, First pjize, John Patterson—One entry, Classes 280 to 283— >o entry. Class 284, Wasspnette. First prize, W and J Hasten—One entry. • ' Class 285, Phajt»n—One entry. Class 286, 237, and 2SJ-.No entry. Class 289, Machine-made Rollers for Wire Fences—One entry. Class 290—N0 entry. • . Kxtra Class.—lst, Reid and Grey, No. 2 corucrusher, £16, two horse-power, com* plete, £20; Ist, Keid and Grey, winnowing machine, £14; Ist, Reid and Grey, com bined grain, grass, and turnip seed drill, 12 colte*s, for grain only, £X, crasa seed, extra, £7, turnip extra, £5 10s ; lstj Kei<l

md Grey, combined grain, grass, ;aaoo, and turnip drill, with 13 coulters' 'or guano and grain, £i 3, grasa seed, extra, E7 15s; turnip, extra, £6 10s; Ist, tteid md Grey, threshing machine, with blower lombined, £30 ; Ist, Reid aud Giey, thresh, iug machine, with shakers, £30; Ist, Wal lace and liotham, gaiden plough ; let, W md J Basten, nierliU'Wze brewer's town ielivery cart;. highly commended, Keid and Grey, drill plough, with marker, £7.

LOCAL MANUFACTURE AND PRODUCE.

Judges: Messrs Doonin, Close, and Stevenson, Stewaid :Mr F.Lawry. Class 291, Preserved Fruit—One entry Class 292—N0 entry. Class 293, Preserved Meals. Fiwt prize James Wilson; second, G Hulme—Two entries. Class 294—N0 entry. Clais 295, Biscuits (plain). First prize J Bycrofc and Co; second, J Lamb— Four entries. Class 296, Biscuits (faucy). First prize J Bycroft and Co; second, J Lamb— Two entries. , Class 297, Preferred Mullet/ First prize, J Wilson; second, G Hulme—Two entries. Classes 298 to 3CO—No entry. Class 301, Collection of Small Goodi (butchers) —Une entry, ■ Class 302—N0 entry. Class 303, Soap (each exhibit not lesß than 561bs). First prize, Union Oil and soap Company—One entry, Class 304, Soap (fancy). First prize Union Oil, Soap, and Candle Co-One entry. Class 320, IDressed Flax, in bales of not less than 2001bs, and made by exhibitor < First prize, G and C. Bycroft; second, ()ld« ham and Sons—Two entries. Classes 321 and 322—N0 entry. Clasj 323, Baskets, beat collection New Zealand wicksrware, 12 varieties. First prize, T. Cole—One entry. Class 324—N0 entry, Class 349, Aparian Appl ances. First prize, Bagnall Brothers—One eatry. Judge : Mr J. Scholes. Class 305, Ale (not less than 5 galtonß). Vital prize, W O Bunkall; second prize, Watson and Murray-Three entriei, Class 306, Porter (5 gitfona), First ■> prize, W C Bunkall; second, A Bunkall— Two entries. Class 307, Ale in Bottle* (2 dozen) First prize, A Bunkall; second, W C Bunkall— Two entries'. Class 308, Porter in Bottles (2 dozen) First prize, A Bunkall—Two entries, Class 309-No entry. Class 310, Malt. First prize, John Harris—One entry, Class 311— No entry. Judges: Messra W Crowther and H. N, Stevenson. * . Classes 312 and 313—N0 entry. Class 314, Saddle, nude from New Zea land materials. First prize, C F Cooper Station Saddle ; first prize, O F Cooper - Seamless Gent's Saddle; first prize, CP Cooper, Hogskin Saddle; first prize, C F Cooper, Lady's Saddle; fiwt prize, CF Cooper, Steeplechase Saddle; first prize, CF Cooper, Lady's Saddle (bufftd seat) • first prize, James Wiseman, Hogskin saddle (Kngliah style); second prizi", James Wiseman, Hogskia Saddle (Colonial •tyle); first prize, Jam.es Wiseman, Bullock Hide Saddle; first prize, James . Wissman, Hogskin Seat; second prize, James Wiseman, Bullock Hide Saddle, with seamless seat—Thirteen entries. Judge : Mr K. H, Stevenson. Class 315, Harness (Cart), from N>w Zea« 3 land materials. First prize, Not the and Davies; second, James Wiseman—Five entries. Class 316, Harness (Buggy), made from New Zealand materials. First prize, Nortne and Davies; Ist, James Wiseman (heavy set); second, James Wiseman (light set)— Four entries. Class 317, Harness (Plough), First prize, James Wiseman (plain mounted); first, James Wiseman (bras 3 mounted); second, C F Cooper (plain mounted)— Three entiies. . Clais 318, Saddlery and Harness, best collection. First prize, James Wiseman — Three entries, Class 319, Portmanteaux. First prize, James Wiseman—One entry. Classes 324 to 331—N0 entry. Class ;332, Cooking Stoves and Ovens, best collection. First prize) H H Smith-* : One entry. Clas3 333, Best Collection of Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, made of New Zealand Timber. No paint or varnish allowed. Fint prize, Union Sash and Door Company—One entry. Judge : Mr J Kobb. Class 334, Best Collection of local-made Furniture. Firßt prize, Keid and Sons-» One entry. Classes 335 to 341—150 entry. ■ Judges: Messrs J. Kuneiman, Constable, and G McLean. Steward*: Messrs Thos Short*, W. Walters, and J. Phillips. Class 342, Implements, best collection, imported or otherwise. First prizs, T and S Morrin; second, E Potter and Co; Oppenheimer's collection highly citn« mended; B Tonks and Go's collection highly commended—Seven entries. , Classes 343 and 344— No entry. Class 345,. Collection of Tinware. First prize, Hy Waite; Becond, Holland and, Keegan—Two entries. Classes 346 to 348-No entry. Classes 350 and 351—N0 entry. Class 352, Best Collection of Woollen Goods. First prize, Kaiapoi Woollen Comv pany—One entry. Classes 353 to 355—N0 entry. Extra Class. Oranges. First prize, Richard Hobbs, Paramatta; first, Kichard Hobbs, Naral— Two entries. . Lemons. First prize, Heywood Crispe —Two entries. • Pears. Fir»t prize, Richard Hobbs, Kissing Points—One entry. ■ Collection Farm and Garden Seed, First prize, Hesketb. and Aitken. . '. ■'/ AOldhamand ions, New Zealand Flax Matting, first prize. John Lamb, Wheat Heater, manafac* tared by the exhibitor, first prize. Joseph Robley, Digestive Biscuit?, Digestive Brown Bread, Meal for Ponidge, Patent iErated Flour, and Superior Fari naceous Food, first prize. Bailey and Kerr, American Cement for mending everything; Stamps for marking linen and silk, first prize. W S Laurie, Metallic Slates or S-hiuglea for Roofing and Siding, Light, Ornamental, and Durable, will not con ode, and aie simply laid, first prize. J and T Mason, Collection of Auckland Manufactured Scents, Pomade, Hair Wash, &c, first prize. Charles Williams, Washing Fluid,. Fire Kindlers, Rubber Stamps, first prize, James Burke, 3 dozen Coloured Wool | Mats, first prize. H J Paton, Collection of Kanri Gum Ornaments, consisting of Inkstands, Shells, Meres, Books, Crosses, Brooches, Batrings, &?;, first prize. • ■ ' ». George Silby, Fancy Turkish Goods, first prize.

CULINARY VEGETABLES.

This department of the show was cer tainly disappointing, there being only about twenty entries iv the same number of classes. The fact reflects but little credit upon our professional and amateur gar deners, and it is to be hoped that in future years they will endeavour to prevent the majority of prizes going by default. Mr William Reay was tha largest exhibitor, while Messrs Abbott, Meatyard, and floul ton also competed in several classes. The exhibits of paas, potatoes and cucumber* were tho most noticeable. Class 356, Best Brace Cucumbers. First prize, 10s, E B Houlvon—Two entries. ■ Class 357, Best Cucumber (single fruif). First prize, 10s, E B Houlton-*'Jne entry, Class 358—Asparagus (50 head). Firat prize, 10s, B D Meatyard— Jne entry. Clsss 359, Potatoes (kidney, 12). First prize, 10s, E B Houlton; second, ss, 6 I'otty—Five entries. Clasa 360, Potatoes (round, 12); First prize, 10s, John Abbot—One entry. Class 362, Rhubarb (6 sons). First prize, 10s, W Eeay—One entry. Clasa 363, Onions (fine seed, 12). First prize, 10s, E D Meatyard; second, ss, W Ucay—Two entries. Class 364, Cauliflowers (2 heads). .First prize, 10s, W Reay; second, ss, L H Green—'l'wo entries. Class 365, Cabbage (2 heads). First prize, 103, W Keay; second, ss-One entry. Class 366, Lettuce (2 heads). First prize,1 10a, W Reay second, sa—One entry. Class 367, Pea 3 (collection of not less than 4 kinds, 50 pods of each). First piize, 20s, W Reay; second, 10s; third; sa—One c*« try. Class 368—N0 entry. • Class 369, Turnips (6). First prise, lQt, . W Keay; second, 6s—One entry. Class 370, Carrots (6). Fir«t prize, 10s c W Reay; second, sa—One entry. Claises 371 to 373-No entry,

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■ r ■ . ■ ■ ' 1 1 m ii.ni.iiii—irfi-T~"T" AnotionHi TO-MORROW. QTBAMBK Q. EM IN I. Without the Slightest Reserve. E. & A, ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores. Quean-street, on Friday, November 10. at 11 o'olock. The above WELL-KNOWN STAUNCH and FAfaT LITTLK STEaMbR, just arrived from Tauranga. A good return is ture to ac^rno to the por ohaser by letting the ste&mer out for the forth coming holidnya, as well as at Christmas and Now Year. I Also, One 16ft. Copper-fa3tensd Pnlllng Boat, with oats complete Ono IStt, Open Eoat, copper-fastened. „ E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Aucilotoeers. TUESDAY, NOVifMBEK 14, TRAJJE oALK OF MENS' BOYS', AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING. SHIJti S, GBNfiRAL DRAPHRY. Particulars in Future Issue. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. TRAD* SALE OF SADDLERY, WHIPS, BRIDLES, OABINBT SSWIN& MACHINKS. GABRIEL LEWIS, Acotloneer. 8, TONKS. B. 0. CAEB. B. D. TONKS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, AT 12 NOON. KETCH PEARL! KETCH PBASL! B. TONKS & CO. HATE received instructions to sell by auction, at the Brunawlok Mart, THB KKTOH PKARIi, bnllt of hardwood, coppered and copper-fastened, and sttunoh In every respect, 0(19 tons r«g(Bter ar thereabout*. - A good Btannoh vessel, aad snitable for the Is bud trade. Inventory and other parJlcalora on applica tion to the Anotioneere. B. TONES. E. C. OABK. S. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. ■; . STORE, On Qaeen-*treet Wharf. ALLOTMENT, Corner of Queen and Cuatom-hoase-streeta, ALLOTMENT, Adjoining Messrs Ehrenfried Bros,' Store, Queen-street Whatf. TO BE SOLD by auction on above date, at 12 o'oloclc noon, By Order of the Diiectors of the Coffeo Palace Company (Limited). Full particulars on application to S. TONKS & CU Auctioneers. B, TONKS, E. C. CABB. B, D, TONES :; wednesday, november 15. Wwdsor Castle jHotul, . PARKELL. FOB LEASE FOR FOURTHSN YEARS, WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE, B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Wed nesday, 25th November, at 12 o'clock, THB ABOVS. Th 9 House contains 11 roomp, brick partitions on ground floor, lathed and plastered thsoatth ont; cellar under house, root slated, seven flce plcoaa. Kitchen in yard, with range and boiler, baking oven, fcitehon built of bluaaiona. 6 large tanks, and good well on premises, with force pump. Tha Allotment has 79 feet to Manuka. Road, and 130 (eat to Windsor-street. Billiard Table, Beer Engine, &c, will ba sold with premise?. This effars one of the best opportunities of acquiring Hotel Property ever likely to occur. _ Foil particulars of Auctioneers or Mr, W. Crowthor, B, TONES ft CO,, Auctioneers, B, TONKS.] [K. C. CABE.] 8.. D, TONKS.] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, -| A ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNG A, And > * COMFORTAB-K CO_TA(JB. Floating Queen-street and Basin; nearly Railway Station. vejed, Pegged, Flegged, , Jt'ORSALEONEASYIEBMS. WEDNEBDAY,~NOVEMBER 15, ;.■:■;•'■;-■ At ]2.o'clock, L b. tonks & oa ■'■ -; 1 . : Auotloneors.. a. tarns, s. o. cabb. b. p. tonkb WEDIIESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK, ' -pAPATOITO I mOWiJSHIP, ' A PAPATOITOI STATION, ON ■' •:■ WAIKATO BAItiWAY. For Fofiltlva Sale, Wednesday, November 22, at 12 o'clock, at Brnnawiok Hart! The Auotioneeta call the attention of all _es.lioaa ot securing a Bite for D welling, Market Garden, or Email Farm at a moderate price, to .^-~ this Property. It MUST B_ SOLD to'olese a TRUST Aooount: It has been subdivided into oonvenient-Blzed lots at the nrg.-nt recraet't.ot Brttlerß In the neighbourhood, not by a fpsonla tor;wlth a view o£ screwing enormous proflis oat of less wealthy people. The entire property is now In cultivation as a Farm, and it has baen ao surveyed that the FAMILY MANSION atsd outbulldiag hive a fair area cf land attached, sad will bo Bold as a Terms very liberal. Plans ready. ProrettyfligEcd. B. TON It S & 00, Auctioneers, H. TONKS.' E. O. OABB, B. D, TONES EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITSsItWihINGSIDE, VIW.A SITES I-TMORNINGSIDE. ( Volcanic Soil-Railway Station on Pro. 1 , . perty. , .. I TSTE have been instructed by A. X, 1 W Tailor, Ksq, to sell above Property. J ' BißßMVflyod, a_d plans wIU be ready In 1 -j fewdaya. / B, TONKS & CO. ft TOHKB »■ O. OAEE B. D. TOHKS B ABLY IN DECEMBER. . SJBfflSteattf PQBitive Bate at an early date. B, TONES & CO.



Anotlona. TO-MORROW. fHE HAYMABKET. FOX SALF, at the Haymarket, on Friday next. Novansb3r 10, at 12 o'clock, THE PIiOPHIITr OF ROBERT FERGUtSO.V, ESQ., Tho following Thoroughbred ilmaa: Tor podlareej Eei EcgHeh Stud Baok, Vo!. 7, pages IS), IP, und 11 ri >pecuvoly. DUNIJEK KATIS, Fool at side by Musket. LYKA, Foal at slda by Mvaket. LOCKUT, in Foal to Musket. Also, ■ TEFL T>tjH!. by I'iaheimnn, in Foal to rap-a-Va. » * Au 3 tro!i»n Stud Book, ; Vcl. 7, psgo79. , ALFRED BUGKLAKI». XO-MUKKOW, THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALE, a* ilie Haymarket, on Ftiday, Nov. 10, at 11 o'clock, «he follow ing Veil-known Horses, HARRY MOUNT Yi)U«G PBBFORMER TAIPC. ALFRED BDCKLAND, " TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALS, at the Baymarket, To. morrow (FtlsJay), November 10, SKVKEAL NKW AND SSCOND-BAND SICK COVERS. ALFRED EUCKLANP. , TO.MO R R O W, DESIRABLE CATTAGE AMD 1 ACRE FIRST-GLASS LAND, IK SELWYN-STREiT, ONEHUNGA. FOR SALF, at the flaymarket, on Fri day, November IP, Upset Price being £200, THK OOTTaGK RKSICKNOW, propertr ot J- G, Lawton. It contains 10 room*. Situated on |an aore of lfir»t class land, well-fllled with fruit tr* es, and very complete outbuild ings, and Is surroqnded with a paling fence, all in excellent repair. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. IHE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday, November 10, A Choics Heavy Draught Colt (unbroken), by Prince Charlie. A.LFKED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE OF t3 T U D a N I M A L S. © is. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL CUM PA NY (LIMITED) WILL hold their Second Annual Sale, at Penroas, fry auction, a tier tho Cmt.e Show, on Saturday. Novumboc 11, at nosn. II Oil PURE-BKED BULLS and a 1«V few GRAbB SHOHT-HOfiN BULU3. Comprising 60 SHORTHUEN 50 HEREFORD 10 DEVON Also, FOUR SUPERIOR YEARLING CLYDESDAbE COLTS, Oat of Clydesdale ifares, importad from Soot land, »nd got by Balr Athole, winner of six prizaain Scotland, and a piizs wlnaor at the Kilburn lioyal, &c>. The SHORTHORV BULLS are got by tha Imported Bulla Oxford Rojal, Duke Winsome, Prlnoe Wild Eyea. Baron Trcßuuter. Baron tiaby, or Dukes of Nowcastie and Cambrldgo. The BERBFORD BULLS »ra go* by Horace lib, a prize-winner in England; or by Coo maaale.flru prize-wincor at the Royal, and other prizes. The DEVON BULL 9 are out of Imported Cows, by an Imported Bull. Catalogues of pedigrees can bo had from the auctioneer or from the igrioultual Company, Fen Court, Gambudge. \ , ALFRED ISUCI4L4ND, Auctioneer, 1 The Annual Sa'e of S tad Lincoln and Lelcesta Rams will be held in Penrose In January next. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BIS HELD AT [HI HAY MARKET, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, WOOLPACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. fSoUNTRY CATTLE SALES. V/ Pokeno-Mont'ay. November 15. Diary Fair— Wednesday. November 15;' Paiasnro—"Wednesday, November Id, ALFRED BUCKLAHD. . TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, en ■; Friday next, l: , .. ~ "■ 1 Good Colts, from Waßßacui 2 Bay Mare?, broken to jiarnesa : 1 Heavy Draught Coit , ■> 2 Ueeful Farm MBre3 I Lsndan, nfarly new ; . - .■; 1 Bakers' Oars . 2 Sjoond-hand Good Spring Oarta Hacks, fciuht Harness and Tlrau:ht Horsss 10 tons Potatoes, ex Mianlo Haio, f;om. GK borno • : ;;;," At 10 o'clock. ' 'hCTHTSR & NOLASV ' New Sydaey Draiß, Fenclag Wire, P. B. Hje Seed, &c, for private sale. - MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ALTERATION IN dlts OF SALE, PDKEKOHE MU.SNTHLY SALE, IN consequence of Wednesday, the Bth Novainber, beinst a publio holiday, Tha nnderßi^ned will hold their u»nal. Monthly sale of S'.ook. &o.j on MON DAY, tha 13th, at 11 o"olocSr. HUNTER & NOLAS. TUESDAY, Novis-liJtelßß 14, •JILL.— JSSOTIOM YAP.DS. '"j-'uR BALE at the Junction Yards, on iff Tuesday noxt, j 50 Fat Oxen, from Hawera 1 CO Fat Oxen fijm Walkato and nelhbour i hcod ■■ 15 Fat Bullocks, from Glsborne 203 Fat Sheep, from eteborns 300 Fat Sheep, from Hawera- , t »At 1 o'clock, HUNTER & NCKLAN. MOSDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. \ PDRHAM YARDS, ■%■ O O L SALE. THiS^First Wool Sale ot the Season will ba IVJd at the Durham Yards on Monday,, 20th Neveriber, at 2 o'c.'ook. FuU-w&igbt Wool Paolrs for Sale H U BIT E R "fi-'JO LAX, DURHAM Y^A R DS, :*6T OOL, nID IS, SKINS, AND Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock1, H.TJSTBR & HOLAN,



Auctions. ! " jtO-MORROft. ; 3SEW POTATOES, BACON. | TT. DOWDEN ! \47 ILL soil by auction at the Exchange j TV Mart, Queen-atreot, To-morrow, at 11 ! o'clock, j Now Potatoes, Cast >rbmy Potatoce, Bsoon Butter. Bsc-', Flcm. Tp», Sugar ; B.'aotiit?, Hioo. eat-. Win-it, rball _»uce, Uvndltj, Hags, Soup, Maichaa Also. 1 casa New Year at J Chrltttnss Cams W. DOWDER, Auctioneer. MoUN A. ER T. — MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, NOON. IarINSI'KCTION IS OOUKTKD.-ffiJ V ill a Sites i Villa Sites i litOGANYiLLHI HoGANV'ILLE! LAW OB LOTS. GUOD LANO. GRAND VIHWeV . TOWN COMFORTS. COUNTRY LUXURIES. FIESr TIMH OFFERED TO IHE PUBLIC, AND WITHOUT RESERVE. KOQANVILIE la not ont up with the Inten tion of offering It to the pub'la «s a tp: :.u'ifon, bat Is oat up with a view to find buyers who wish (or a home In a healthy suburban district, amongst graon fields and nicely wotidid slopes, having a cheerful and bright ioofc-oat.oomblned with avory TOWN COMFOKT, without TOWN HENT3andTAXK3. The lota ato aaoh as to enable everyone to have room for Kitchen and F.owor Gardens, Orchard, and Paddock, and will not ba told in SUCH ABSURDLY SMALL. LOTdaa appears to be the Reneral oustooi of people ow<lng a Jow acres of suburban laud. ROGAfcVILLK la far bojond omparlson with any othor hind In MOUNT ALBERT Distiller, laving the MOUNT -LUSRT STATION on its SOUTH-EAST CORNER, being bouidtd on the South and Wv3t by the MAIN NEW NORTH KO .D. and intersected by pnbllo roads E6ft wide. The LAND lies to ihe North and North-east, being sheltered on the South and South-west bj Mount Albert end Alleod-lc The vlows from EOGHNVII4.E are the best without exception, cf any in the Mount Albert district, and equal to any around Auokland, I'ho land is of the first qua'itr, koth of RICH VOLCANIC AND LOAM, »U In choice XDgU.h gross and clover, and boßldes bsUs: CLKARKD OF STONK has the advantage of Deceasing a never-failing supply of PURS SPRING WATER. The natural lay ct the land la all that fancy could pesjibly make It, as In the future no doubt RO3ANVILLK will ba. as it la tow, the oentro of the District—the centre then of a vei y popoulous District—and then will ba found the benefit of its na'.ur*lly sloping fic'.ds; for though not o£ a too steep gradient, they will be In every way conducive to health, EVERY FACILITY is given to intenAiDg buyers and others to view the Property, and it will be their own fault if tbey don't take ad vantage ot tho opportunity. Free Passes by Train or Omnibus can be had of the Auotiot eer«; also Lithagraphla PlanF, with fall par tieulara ot omnibasts and tr. n time. FINALLY, The Land will be Sold ABSOLUTELY on MONDAY, 13th ot November, at Dowden's Mart-, at Noon, and all who want a Home OB RICH BCORIA LAND. CLO3K TO TOWN (HITHER NOW OR FOR THB FUTURE), are requested to go and see KOGAN VILL.H1. There are other Lands in the dletriot for Bale, and, after comparing them with ROGAN VILLB, buyers are requested to use their own judgment. Terma: One-fourth caih, ba'anoo at 7 per cant, Special arransementi oan be made to salt bona fide settlers. TO BE SOLD AT SAMB TIMB AW Ft ACE AS ROGAHVILLB. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERt Yof Mr 3,BtßTC»«D,having ICB feet frontage to New North Road by a depth of 160 feet to the Great North Botd; together with the large and commodious Biildinn Stables, fto. The Building was Intended for an hotel, bnt wonld make a capital general or cfocerr store, ana the purchaser without doubt wIU doable nil money, as it must eventually be licensed as an hotel R. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. Coiner of Saortland and Qaeen-atreeta, PRELIMINARY KOTICB. , , MR R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell, at an early data, .7 A L 0 T S, situate in EDBN TERRACE 5 •I"- Also, • TWO NEW 5-ROOMED COTTAGES, All tho property of Mr Haslott. 1 Tho Lots will be flagged during tho present month, and Lithographic Plans issued. s B.C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, •- .. ■ Al1 AN JSi_BLY..D_.TU. j MAKIHB FAMILY' RESIDENCE, ENQLISH-MLADE FURNITURE. IPREL IM I N Alt V NOTICE. K. C. GREENWOOD '* HAS receivca instrufitioßS'irom Mr C, A. Bydd«v&i" Northumberland House, Sf sifieia-sfreet, Ponaonby, to sell, at an early date on the premises,- THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE' Et GLISH • MADE FURNITURE (Made expressly to hig own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATIiIfeOOLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. ; A CATALOGUE will shortly be Isooed. and the House Thrown Open for Ir-apeotion for intending purchasers a fortnight before the Sale. Also, (If cot previously d'sposed of), at the ■ same time and place, will be sold the SPLENDiD FAMILY RESIDENCE Of 20 rooms, replete with every modern con venience, and known sb " Northumberland House," together wiih LARGE ALLOTMEST OF FREEHOLD LAND, The Honsa is olosa to the wat«r"« edge-and proposed new pier, and commands a very flno view, is suitable for a Hoarding sotrnol, and is in every way well suited aa a Marine Family Resi dence, or Superior Family Hotel, in the rising district of Ponsonby. The remaining; around la belna^a* up Into about nine low. .»«**■_=*«<» to San-eld streßTiH-t-rt^-f'lUtemata Harbour. The whole of the Freehold, containing 1 acre;, will be offered in one lot, as per plan, and if not cold in one lot will be sold as ont np. jfc d GREENWOOD?, . Anotloneer, Cornetol Qaeeooad Sboitlandstieets.



Auotions. j W. 3, COCHBAKB] fJA«. DACRB TO-MOBBOW. WALNUT HAFMOWIUM, HU USE HOLD FUKPITUSE. rfIHE Subsciibers will sell, at their Rooms, 8. FortsM-cot, on ffrlday, 10 'h mutant, at 11 o'clock. HARMONIUM, la Wnlnnt Case. 11 Stor-s, by Alt>X".nlre; Cou.hef, Cnaira, : jlu-' iuiGP, C.csks, Carpoiß. Uuya, Folders, : Mi'.rord Catloiy, Pluf^riw'ro Ulnsa ware, Oiuote, New Iron Brd tnatlf, iron nad Wood Hedstonriß. B Idins. Mat tr.sres, PnlllH»Sf>« ( Cheats Drawors Wastietanrtß end Ware, illrrora. Siovts, Kliohea Oterdlß. &c. Albo, A LOT OF NEW TINWARE. SAMUEL CUGUKANE & SOF, Aiintinuecrs. Wi 8, COCHRANKI. |.TA3. lIACR). TUfcSDAY, KOVEMBKii 11. FAEM AT X O H IS R O A, ACiiE AT PAWMUHE. 4 0 AOKEF, KAKAKA. /|"\LIK subscribers will sell at their Hooraa, .1 Fort-iitriiot, on 'J ueaday, Jitu mat., ut 12 O'clock. By Order of tho Trustee iv the Kstato of B.C. Powell, lot 1». PAKIHU Of KOHffiROA. oontsl-i --luk CS notes builtlligt and all Im prov»raiiiita ; !ati !y occupied by A!r Powe'l. By Order of the Agont for Public Trustee in the Ebtate of tho Late Unniel Lawlor, Lot 67. Section ?, VILLAOK O? PAN- IiORJi, cjntalulog I acri. Al«o, Houth-wnstarn Por'ton of r.ot SO. PARISH US' KAItAK'A conlliir.lf X JO nuroj. SAMUEL COOHitANfi & SOW, Auctlpnauri:. i 7, S. COCHKANU.] tJAHIUi UAOIiK TUESDAY, NOVEMBEK U. IHYfiRTY ACiiES OF LAND AND HOUSK, NOHTUCOTiT. i j^HE Subscribers will sell at their Land 8 Mart, Fort-stroot, on Tueadu;, Uih lust., at 12 o'oloofc. That VAI.UABLK PROPBRTY at NORTH OOTK. situate adjoining ILo c'ujar Co.'s and the St. Helisr'n Bsy iSa.'a properties, being part of the Township o! Balmaln, caraprlslnK 20 acres, with a Jflve-roomsd Klousa erected thoroor. BAMUEt COCHKAKK & BOH, Anotioneors. vr, a cocmtANKi Ljas. daorb MONDAY, KOVfiMBEK 20. KINGSLAND! T7-I>GSLAND I INGSLANDI XVINGULANDI KINGSLAND 1 KINGSLAND I KINGSLAND! Tr"INGSLAND) INU-LANUI JL\.INUBLANDI AT TUB JUNCTION OV lUX NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAND ROADS, mH E MOST AY A I L;A BL E SUIIUKBAN ESTATE YET IN Till! MAEKBT, Bolng accessible b/Kuil or 'fins regularly throughout the day, aud eltaato only TWO MILES FROM THE CiiNTRE OF THE CITY, This Property will bo Bold by I'ublto Auction, Subdivided Into -y'ILLA *OI£SJDEKCB QITES, OH MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK, Terms: Onc-fomthOMh;balance a percent. TITLE-JiAWD TOANSFKR. Plans can bo obtained at tho effloca ot SAMUEL COCHRANS & SON, Anctionc era. ITn consequence ot a goner&l wish that the Government and tho Company's respective sales ot Walmata should coincide, the Company hasagreedto POSTPONE SALS to 28th NOVBMBSB, and TENDSR3 to sth DKCKM BUB.] I'UESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, JMPORTANT T AND gALB. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGKNOY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties lor Sole by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT OISBOKNS, On TUESDAY, tho 26th NOVEMBER, 1883, AT Pabhbuc and Botlan'b Ham« I FOUAWA. TflK FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title, of 7,000 Aoros of Rich Lind In the Pouawa Block, situated about live mile* from Ols bnrne. This proporty is divided into Peo tions of from ICO to 800 acres, and la admir ably adapted for Small Farms. , Purchasers of Freehold SROtlonn In this Block will have an early opportunity of obtalnlna;, upon favourable terms. Leasehold Rbaka from COO aores unwarrts, situated botwefn the Blook now Offered and the tea. This portion of Pouawa is excellently grassed, and cannot bo surpassed for Sheep country. . , WHATAOPOKO. Abont 1,000 acres of Town and Suburban Lands, from one and a half to threo miles from Gls bsrne Poßt Offlne, will no oflerod, i£ the curvevß can bo snOlclentiy advanoiid. This v-lunb'.e level land, with frontnge to the Taruhoru, a naviir&blr> iiver, will bo out Intp sections of from 6 to GO acres. Should this not b< ready for the market at th,ts-Wovem ber sale, it will bi otftroi wi'.S other por tions of Whataup'jko i.a about tho month of Marohnoit, ' -■• -' WAIMATA. , By Tender, to oloso on sth Dooember, ' The 8-KHKHOIiU-nr l-IfASKHOLO for SI Years, at tho option df tbo tenderer—of portions ot the Wfsionata South ana Haat Olockfl, Bad ootitaluing In all abont 16.000 acres. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addrosned to the Manaeor, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Qisborce, Tha whole of the above lsmd Is of flrat-olaBS duality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of. Bush, and the Company would direct special attention to it as affording a good open ing to small capitalists, Us rloh soil and easy access to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral portraits. Most liberal terms will be offered, and every Inducement given to intending buyers. Plans may be seen at the Land Company's Offloe, Glsborne, and at any ot tho ofßoes throughout New Zealand, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy k Company ( Limited. R . HILL OTSHBR. Manager, Glabornoi 28th September, 882. tfUTBSDAyiS, BAX^:"O* WOOi, SHEKPSKIRS . HIDEB.6Bd TAMOW, atoll Tussdas', at HO'OiCCi. ALFRED BTTOKLAJSD, COO DLI N'B CO AO H • LBAVKB Onehnnga— AnoEtand-i . 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2.30 p.m . „ 3.80 p,m, • rasyNlghtß •, :v Risp.m . ..■;.. ■ .. , ;.



I . Agricultural liiiplementß. ______„ AUCKLAND gIIOW, R'i!!) tc Git* V, ot HuKßDirr, take this oppmtunityOf notifying the RunhoMers and of Aook!<>nd and the surrotmalnn riietnot- that they hay« opem-d « liK.iNCH and DKf 01 of tholr AGR Olit.TU^lL "mp'" MKNT-WOKBB in Custom housmtubbt. avoklmd undo thamanoxpment of Mr jlmfs E H-zloowkb, where will bo kept an afsortmi-ut of th<)ir Priz- Picrarfa, Dlso Mirrows*BewSw, iiS the varlouß I»plemenlß ot their make so wel'-kßOwn anfl appreciate.! throughout New Z-Miand atd the nolghbouriug Colonios. hKID & (>. t| i^ ¥ H "0°l0 Spccfa'ly diro.it tho aituntlonol Fdrmors to tholr numerous! Kshlblts at tho apprjaohlng Sbov cor.BlstlnK of BiuuloT IJouMe end Treb'.o Furrow Plough. DouHa Kurrowsnd rubtoll .Won«fi. Drill Grubbers, Cultivators Zl* Zw H-rrows. Pu'verizlng Dlbo Hanowp, Ch«in "arrows. Bwlbrlo Trees/Olodcinthtw »^ Soedsowcrs combined, Broa«oasU'oe^ower. oimblted Rjap lExiLiid Mowing M««hina rS»fr>iitr» s nnd Uorae Powers tor do. all dizjs. Diimo Presses, Win fn«"? "Cfiealto™1 p ™ Thr»sh"rfl. *o. Winners Of tno HOLD MBDAL for Uoubl, Furtow Bou?h° a>"?e m/clSSui NB hXHIBITION. and highly compllin«iit6<l by the Jurore. Vino eTimot from thek- rornrt •-" PLOUGHS.- In Ploniihd thera 1h cw JKxhlblt to which wo wlar ; to _?iw wolSfStof to^totau the best, and that is tho Doubk, Kur.ow.ot Held dc Croy, c< Uunrdli- Zpw Z>iilanri Trt llnlsh and oorstrnction it la far superior to inj- othui:. Our Pt'LVKH'I/i^G DISC HARROWS, whloh we moke of aUnizos.anrt iv large numbers, wo aro now enabled to turn out Ohouper and Far Superior to anyl:. tha Market aud mo oot suntly rooolving moat gra«lfyliiit and complimentary tostlmon i from hose u&lnjt tliom. iIEIII & GKaY would further draw tho Bpooial nolioe ot Asrloulturlßts and others to th( ; mnay odrontngoa RaTod by nslnt? lonnlly-uianuteotnrei topl«m«n<p, whoroby nyioh loss o! v*luiblo time la s w«.J in Iho fa Hltl-s offorod for obWintnaduollontß fltJiugH In oasn of breakage (which i-Hnnot Mmninh» ..vniiinA (Ton with the beet m»de machlnre). Inntoart ot peihapa hsvlnc WtteSw ta""o^aiddtettt tSvVJt w got a fltllDK of aa imported article replacid. ifull illustrated Oatutognos froa on appplloatioa. ll* 1D & G KAYi AGRTCULTUHAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTUKBKS, DUKKDIN OA-ARII Tll'kltlJ INVKRCAKGILL. _SH«iURTON. CHRI3TOHUftCH UUSSSUIN, UA"RAa^ l. Urio lIjBII.BTHRItT KAST. AUCKLAND.



iJtiemeuis snavmaa I\O TO HEAD QOABTEIIS FOB PUKEBT *INasr AN!) UKBTIII CHRYS-rOM FOULTRy/YAEDS, LAKB TAKA PUNA. VARIETIES- Ltght Brohmas, Durk Brahmns White Cochins. JUull Cochina, fllaot Oooh wangshans, Mimoroos, iioudons Black Polish W.& White Loahorns, Brown Leghorns DorJdags, IlambnrKß, Plymouth Rooka ( Pekln Ruen,and Ayleabury Ducka SEND FOR PMOK-LI3T OF EGQa Ebot carefully Faeked. and sent to all parts the Colony, US' Writs for just what yon want and ad drosa as above, I guarantee satisfaction In al ordinary casecs Visitors welcome, Sunday xca y id. ' / maOis. J OAKUDTT. / & it . JEL SK3 VUtZ-hl CJOKW BtiOOM ITAOTORT. OOBXiM<-BO~UKMt Prloaa i Win• rroin is/ii pel doii. THK aUCKITNTrToKVVAK.IIJXO AND P_ilOKL DtCLIVSRY AGKNOY Dcspateht! 00.15 and Paroel* of all flworiptions tc fvery par: of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Ratk, Bad win (jn!irnrit«ed rognlarlty. The folta-J.tr.ft aro the JiooKma Aouscibh !— A. R. tedd, Cab'tmiikar _Karaugahapo Hoad W. W. Yannjr, Orocor ~l'onßonby Koad H. Blrmto, I;»kor _ _Aroh Hill J. Reid, CnblnolroaJtei _Corner of Kybor Paul * and Hymontiß-st. S, Reid, Orooor _ _Conmr of Kybor Pass and Grafwn Read» W. a CoUiflS, Giooor ..Parnell A, Ho!i!l. OiiMiiotniaker -Newmarkot DJCUVERIES!- Town Illicit. SnbHi'buui UR.li!. andlii.mi WO. 7S. Tnlntihnnr* K^ohtnge, HBADOFFiaSI NATHAN'S BONO. (JirBTOvnoUHK-BTIlBEi• Sff| ' 4 fcf« '-,"-■■ > A WiRNCH ■-* jsMt\ g •'' \ f KAKUFACTOEJ. 0$" : C T)K~'t,'eau. Sri- ~ . V". XJ Li ••l| PCRRAM-BT. •' . ' ■ '"urnrof dlbcrt-Etreet, r^i/-^*« AncEi..*K». &.,'"" i *Ivo«e ordersfveoloilf I*.:-" " nttcrdtt1 tr. «r cxc ■ lutfd in Free oh Wt''*:">■"] Va'fDMe, imtortea . <i direct-r fiom the Si. 'f'-i-'!.' i n>«ionfa<>n>ri'rc. All Ds-esß Shtrta to order mado on measurement only. Kit Guaranteed. ■v HB nIVfciHSDALEMANUFACTUK JL ING COMPANY (LIMITED). 11. GRKY-aTRKKT. TANNRRS. OUIUUKRS. LKATHKR AND The above firm hayo Just landofl, ex various lato arrivals, SPLBNDID VALUE In French, German, and Kugltsh Calf, Kid. Patent Calf, East Indian OsS and Kip, Butts, Elastic Woo, Boot Webbing and LlnioKß, And a Variety of GRINDERY AND SHOE MEROSRY HOODS. Will also have regular shipments of above arriving from the best KngUnh. American, and Continental Houses. Colonial Tanned and Cur ried Leathers always on hand. The R.M. 00. (Lta'ted) are Cash PurobMeii Of Wool, Skins, Hides, and Tolllow. Now Landing, ex Asterion, excellent value In Linings. Ryelets. Heal Tips, and Barnsloy's Toola of all descriptions. Telephone Sio. 95. WM. S. HAMPSON. Secretary. . _~, ,11 ".ly^jj** I*.f.t!!!_jg/Afi'i'^l1 * .f.t!!!_jg/Afi'i'^l . I hi ' 1111 i —*W—J HARK »- —=»- '• m OK S A L E, ■ 1 Four-wheeled Pog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled »eg Cart (nearly new) 1 Larie Ladr's Phaeton 1 Double-sear.es Bungy ,■ "'„ . . ! Wanted ta Patohase, Donblc-sbSted Hpoued Buggy. •"" ' rmO FAKMSKS AND OTHERS Tho naflerßlPSfcii navo en Hand a Splendod Sample!tf TARTAHI AN OKISD OATS.aISO 6.500 asctes Pt£?n''! yJtBD OATS, n» lowest ourront raM?. JS. SiTICHSLBON SB OO.) ftp. ID. Queen-street Wharfi ff' OGBI ICGa I LOGBI TO THB JJ MILL Waatea fc^owa, that too Kanrl Point Saw Mills, a« Onohnn^a (dostroyod by fire some monthn slnoo), ar» now in full work again, Al). lenpfthß o( logs ai Mill w.'iitlDK to bo sawn. Beams and Klrclerß for brick building and wharf work, np to 40 feet, supplied on the shortest notice. Caatomors rnny rely upon the oroam of tho timbar koluk with their orders, as we have no manufactory to aupply- BuUclors and oontracwra will find It to their Interest to give their osctere to us, as ther will get all fiesn timber free from worm ana dead sap. Orders Bsaouted with fiespfltcbi Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehunga, Soptembor 1 18S2. "T W. MAKK IO T 1, 9.9 c, AUO'MONISHB, VALUATOR. HODBB, LAND, AND GKNKBAL COM MJB&ON AGENT, QUBHN-STREKT. AUCKLAND. C nntry Sales Attended. ~S OBSON-STKEET STEAM COFFKE MIHS.-H. P. Gibbons & Co,. Tea. Coffee, and Spice Merohant.B, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal. Firewood, and Produce Doalers.-H. P. Gibboks and Co.. Hobaon treet, Auckland. A VAKIED AND BKAUTIFUL /■% Assortmrsnt of Christmas and New Yoßr's Ca'dß (Roy»l An^demy Herlef), to be BOW at loweas possible profit. Fancy' Stationery and Cheap Books; wilting H"ska fitted with i Stationery, at Cs Cd. Speowl Liao of ledßers and o>her Aoeount Books. HENRY VVHITE, BOOKSULLEB AND STATIONER, ""*""" Sieh-Rtreot, Anoltland. mO COKTKACTOkS ASf» OTHEKSi WELLB BRIS., Dbvonpobt. Are prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Brioks, Llmo. Sand, Shell, Aah. eurlri POBts and Hodso Blocks, &c.( &o. Contraots made for the de' livery of Timber, &c, from tho mills to any part of Dovonuort Dlstrlot. 4 4dreB8 WEtIS PROS,; , ;:i CjABTHRS, DBVOHPOBT,



wuxismittt. Land and B3tate Aa-ents. Tf \T A V T E, LAND AND BSTATK AGKNT, BROKER. &0., 177, Q U E E N . S T R E E T, Opposite Mocttn & Oo.ih TWEAB D I E, LAND, COMMISSION. AND KSTATK ABKNT. MONBY IBNT ON PKjRSOSAt BECUBITT. HIOH-STHKKT. AnOKtAWD. i T AND, HOUSE7&IiSTATK AGENT, " valuator. SCHEBFF'3 BrjILDINOS, FOET-STBBBr, -UCKkiND. The undersigned, In Commencing Business t Aunkland, bowa to announni that twelve yo.iiv oxporienoe In Walkato hus Riven him an Intl mate KnowlodKß of the district, si well aa t business oonneotlon extending; to all parts of the Auckland Province. Ho 10, therefore, In t ftmltlon to Rive tho fullest ami moat reliabli nformatlon to Intending potttars, who wll. reoolvo letters ot introduction to Mi) locs Asonts, and they will offer ovary facility lot Inspecting Iho VARIOUB PROPERTIES ON HAND WOit SAL% ValaaUona of Town or Country Property mad* at tho shortest notice. MONEY ADVANOBD on FreahoW Beoatltlei, In suras of fllOO op to «S,OOO. MONEY INVKSTED, and no oaarge made »< Investor a, KENNEDY- HILL, RO B T, B U X X O W, HOUSE, LAVD, BRTATB, AND OENKKAL COMMISSION AGKNT, OODNTBY BUTTLKHS" COBRUBPONBttST AND AGKNT, KIGH-3TKKKT, AUCKLAND. Rents Collectßd, Sales Attended, Insurancee Eff«oted, Mortgages and Loans Neuotiated, Deeds Kngroasßd, ARreemeßta Made Out, Books Posted and Balanced. Several Houses and Allotments tor Bole cheap. Particulars on application, Q J jjj J £ g ( * BY EDWARD WAYTK, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MODNT ALBBKT-Gentleman's Residence, ID rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dalrr, con servatory. InunperaiobnUdlnK: Man's room, wathhoiißo, oatbulldldgs, ooaohhouso, stable, oowhomo; fine voloanlo soil; magnlfloent view; neat station. VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Bden)-10 acres In oonvenleat paddocks, with Seven-loomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. OSored tor a few days. A Bargain, MOONCALBRRT (near Railway Statlon)- Allotments Half-acre npwsrdu; Voloanlo Soil, Buslnsss Bites, MagniAoent View. Tha whole ot the purchase money oan remain at 7 per oent. HOU3K OF EIGHT ROOMS (well built), IS minutes from Quean-street. Adapted for private residence or business. Oas Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No, 205. MOUNT EDEN (near Railway Station)—Seven roomed Bouse and Large Allotment: good bualness site, ££00 only. Xorms—Basy. Viaw ROAD (Mount Kdenl-Fine Seven roomed House; lolty rooms, oonoreto olatern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one acre vol oanlo land. COTTAGK and Large LLOTMICNT 198Jeet by 150, oloso to City. 00. CORNER BHOP and DWELLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, aa one fortune has already been made out of it, WANTED KNOWN—That B. Wayte. House and Land Agent, 177. Qaeen-Btreet, haßcon stant applications to purchase or rent Small House* within oasy dlotanco of Queen-atreet, and for Bmldlng Sites. COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. fllf,o. HOUdK and ALLOTMENT, Seafisld Road oheao, KD. WAYTB. Honso and Land Agent, v. j, mossj, ivr, f, o'sniiuyAH ttji J. MOSS & O 0,, «- •• LAND ANU JSSTATE AQKNTS, BHORSTjAND-STKBBT, FOB BALE EPSOM—32 acres Grass Land In one or two lots; boautlful view BRlGHTON—Allotment 100x300. Prloe,fi2so. 600 AORiJS, 19 m lea from Auckland, 1 mile from a railway stttiou, half Improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. CISOO. JUAKAU—6ooaores flnst^olaas Voloanio Land, three-quirteta oCa ruilo from tho station; Rood olaht-roomodhouw. To ba sold In one or more lots. The land is nearly all in grass, with come good bush. RRMUBKA—IS aoroe, benutifally situated TUa X * U—B6 acres, Improved; Uouse and out buildings. £330 TU*K A.U—llO aoreo, SO In grass. BSCO NBVV LYiNN—IO aoros, sea frontage. £1 por aora ONEHUNGA—House of 6 rooms, and 1} acres land; beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aero land, near railway stntlon, HOME BAY, PONSONBY-Houbo of D rooms and $ acres of garden; sea bathing; AlSt), LARSK CORNER ALLOTMENT n City, with buildings. In addition to tho above, wo have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including bouio Large Hloofea oC Land in tha Waikato District, V. J. MOSB ft CO., Shortland-street H, SKINKHB & SO M, » UmiiDKRS, OABPBNTBRS. AN7J JOINBaB, VPMAB ftAKB, . . All Branohes of dha Bulidlnß Trade eseootea fey Rzperienced Workmen, Shop yroate. Offloe Puttings, ftp. ~ PAIN'S ~^ ' V * VholesaleasßotftU *<j > W. H. HAZARD, Gunmaker, iQUEEN STREET) AuCKLANDi ■ Agont for JAMES PAIN, Londoa, »TROTROH«I»T TO THC ROYAL YAOHT SQUAPHOH. —* an is & huTch js k, OARTBR, OONTBAOTOR, fto Beam Oartad and DeUTeied tram ihlnii side on T*"™Bnortart Notice. Ballast Supplied. JfBWOABStB AMD BA* O* IBLAHDB OOAj