DR. WALLIS AND KARANGA HAPE WARD.

LAST night Dr. Wallis addressed a meet- j ire of the ratepayers of EaraDgahape J Ward, in the Newton Atbecajum, in con-' nection with the ponding electien of three repioacn'ativea of the ward in the City Council. There was a small turn-out, and Rev. Peter Mason was called to the chair. Dr. Wallis, in the course of his address, said tbat municipal elections in Auck and had hitherto been hole-and-corner affairs. Afewwire-pullersandaitfuldodgers bad chosen the men who were to manage municipal business", and by continually sounding their praises, got the people to support them, 'J his state of things might annwer very well so long as Auckland was a small village; but now it was a large city of some 30,000 citizens, and the old order of things ehocld cease, tie was a candidate for the honour oE representing tbis ward in the Conucil, and in pursuance of the custom which prevailed in British towns and cities, he hud come forward to utate hli views and to answer auy questions that might be put io him. The duty of a councillor was to look after the interests of the city in general, and more I particularly the interests of the ward he represented. Among the matters which would receive his attention if returned for Karangahape Ward were :-(l) To see that the means of communication between different parts of the ward were made much bettor than at present; (2) to see that the valuatioßof the ward was fair and equitable; and (3) to look after the sanitary condition of thu ward by attending to tbe subject of drainage, aud by having the churchyard) in the vicinity closed as soon as possible. The better lighting of the ward and the pro vision of a free library, he also mentioned incidentally as points which he would at tend to. His private opinion was that there should be at least on« medical man in the Council, in order to advise on saui ta'y questions, but he did not, of course, know the views of the meeting on tbat matter. One reason, also, why ho wished to enter the Council was that ho wculd like to be la a position to exercise an influeace against the bringing iuto operation of the iniquitous Act lately passed by the Uity Council, not with any evil intention j hut in most lamentable •ignorance of its certain effects. In con elu ding, he placed himself in the hands of the meeting, and aaid if a considerable portion of those present wished him to come forward he would do . so, and if they cxpres.od a contrary desire he would not allow himself to ba nomi nated. Questions having been luvited, Mr George Staines asked if tbe eandidats would give assistance to P°or people, per haps by providing a hear.o free, iv the event of the cemetei ies being closed and new burying-piacea opened at a distance from the city.—Dr Wallis said no doubt cheap trains would be run, in in London, for the conveyance of funerals; hut te would not object to a law, limiting funeral expenses to say £2 each funeral, tuch as prevailed in Switzerland,—A ratepayer asked it Dr Wallis would leok into the management of the city endowment* and see that they were applied to their proper purposes, and sot merely to relieving; the burdens of the piopanied claws, aa at present. The questioner considered that theae endowments ought to be used to pro* vide Town. Hall, Mmaeum, Art Gallery, &c. Dr Walli« replied that h« would look into the matter, and if there was any mis appropriatlun of the funds socruiig fro;n these endowments he would endeavour to slop it. He remindsd tbe meet ing that Auckland bad a debt of £250,000,. and while he would be averte to further barrowiag, be wtuld favour a loan of £20,000, or £25,000, lo be expended in Karnngahape Ward, in cder to put it on an equal looting with the old portion of tbe city, which had for many years been im. proved from the endowments. - In response to other questions, Dr. Wallia taid that justice seemed to demand some com* po*sution or arrangement with the Gas Company, in th« event of th» City Council undertaking the lighting of the city, fie would utrcnuously oppose any attempt to vest the election of Mayor in the councillors Instead of in tbe ratepayers. The County Councils Act was defective in that it did not give the people the power to choose the chairman,and it proved most unsatisfactory. It was the Tories who wished to altor the Municipal Corporations Act, and deprive the people of their right to ch>ose the Mayor. Mr J. Davis moved, and Mr D. Grubb seconded, tbat Dr Wallis be invited to como forward as a candidate for Karangahapo Waid.—Major Burm, as another candidate, naked Dr Wallis to withdraw from testing this meeting, fend let tbe ratepayers freely decide at tbe poll, —Messrs Staines and Ba'cewell took a similar viewy arguing that Dr Wallis had by calling this nieetiog declared his candi dature, and it was ntw vain to cast the onus upon this small meeting,—The doctor adhered to his resolution; and on the chairman patting the motion to the meet ing it was carried by nice votes against one in opposition to it. The meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the chair man.

NEW ZEALAND ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.

AN alternating event took place in tbe Harbinger ot Peace Lodge on Friday even ing last. The W.C,T. three weeks ago offered a prize for the best original ttory writton by any member of the Order, There were four competitors in the field, namely, Bros Huulton, Hannaford, Wheeler, and Havard. Bro Davidson kindly consented to read the stories, which were nil well re ceived, and reflect great credit on the writers. The ballot of tbo lodge was taken and proved to be in favour of Bro. Havard, who was duly prejented wi'h a gold ring. His Story was entitled—" How Jick became a Good Templar." It contained several good points,'and proved that "Jack Tar" can perform his duties a? well without as with the beer. I thinic tbat this is a step in the right direction, and proves the oft repeated assertion that the New Zealand Order is progressing in the great Temperance Ke form ; it likewise proves that they not only possess singing talent (for which they are noted) but also literary talent, and are turning it to good account.

NORTH SHORE REGATTA.

The North Shore Regatta, which takes placo to-morrow, promises to be a great success. The committee has worked very energetically, and with good results. 7he arrangements are very complete, and we only regret that our space will not permit of a more lengthy notice than it is possible to furnish this evening. The Union Company's fino steamor J c Anau (Captain Carey), which has been lent as flagship, will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 8 30 a.m., and proceed to the anchorge off the North ShoTe, between the two wharves. It is ad vlsable that persons intending to patronise the flagship during the day should go on the To Aaau before she leaves the wbarr, and so avoid the probable crowd on the ferry boats. The flobson Band play on the flagship. The first race starts £t 9.20 a.m. The Devonport Ferry Co. has arranged to run dming the day between Auckland and North Shore, the steamers Victoria Alexandra, Tongariro, Enterprise No. 2, Ta'nui, and Takapuna. The s.s. Coromandel will cruise around the harbour, leaving the wharf at'l2 noos, 2 p.m, and 4 p.m.

"Star" Tips.

The weather promises to be fine, and we judRG accordingly of the probablo results of the various events, as follows : Trading Cutter Kace,—Henry, l- Ganner, 2 ; Half-caste, 3. There appears to belittle doubt about the result of this event. Open Sailing Boats (second class) — Imp, 1; Transit, 2; Madge, 3. There are several new boats in the race, all heavily backed to win, yet we believe the result will be as above. Tho Gertie if favoured with very light weather may, however, run close with the favourites. I'he other boats are all fast, and the race should prove very interesting. Yachts and wishing Boats (4 tons and under).-Sybil, lj tfattie May, 2. The former is almost safe for first place in this event, and the Hattie May will be probably fonnd close up. Open Sailing-Boats (first class),— Shrimp, 1; Magic, 2, Notwithstanding previous victories ty the Magic, I expect to ,see heron this occasion, give place to her opponent, The Sbrimp, 3 given a show at ail, should secure first prizo. Smaller Yacht Kace.—Fclipse, 1 • Jessie Logan, 2. Tbe mere fact that Ike Hunt sails the former induces us to place her before the " orack " Jessie, LaegeeYachtKacb -Kita, 1; Arawa, 2. Ihis will be a well-contested race be tween these two vessels. Should the watf r prove lumpy the Bi'a should easily M en» the prize, but the contrary being thj case the...

Arawa will run very close and proba beat the larger vessel. The Christina is also expected to do well if favoured with light weather. Open Sailing Boats (third class)'.— Ely, lj Spray, 2; Lively, 3, Open Sailing Boats (fourth class.— Olive, 1; Una, 2; Beryl, 3. Dz«OY KACa-Bailey, 1.

GOOD TEMPLAR DEMON STRATION.

One of the principal attractions for pleasure* seekers to-morrow will be the grand demon stration under the auspices of the Good Templars, Becbabitcs, and Temperance Societies, which takes place in the Liomaiv, Tbe various societies taking part in the procession will assemble at the junction of Pitt and Wellington-streets at 9 o'clock, and will start at 9.30 sharp, under the command of Captain LeHoy, field marshal for the day, headed by "the KDgineer Band, to mtet tbe count)y Bands of Hope coming from the Eailway Station, headed by the Naval Drum ana Fife Band. The friends taking part in the procession and the mem* bers of ths Bands of Hopo will wear blue rosettes or pieces of the rib. bon. The programme for the day includes amusements, open air meeting, singing by tbe children, and addresses by friends. In tbe evening the dew service of song, "Buy your own Cherries," will bo performed in tbe Theatre Royal by the Band of Hope Union Choir. We under stand tbat tb3 service of sons will be one of the best yet produced in Auckland. The tickets are selling rapidly, and a full house is anticipated, Refreshments will be pro vided on the ground at reasonable rates. Tent tea meetings will he held at intervals from \'£ to 4 o'clock.

TWB ACTCBLIiAHD EHJgHflirG STAB. NOVEMBER 8

Printed ana Published by the Proprietor, Hknkx IJRett, of Symonda-Btreot, at his Genera. vinoo of Auckland, New Zealand. .



B-tictions. B. rONKS. R.0..0A.KR. B. D. TONES MONDAY, NOVEM*EU 13, AT 12 NOON. KETCH PEARL! KETCH PEASLI B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by anotlon, at the Brunwiok Mart, THE KETCH PEARL, bnilt of hardwood, coppered and ospperfastened, and staunoh in every respect, of 19 cons register or thereabout?. A ffood stannoh vessel, and snltable for the Is land trade. Inventory and other partlcnlarn on BPDlloa tlon to tae Anotioneerc B. TONKS. K. O. OABE, B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. STOKE, On Queen-street Wharf. ALLOTMENT, Corner of Queen and Custom-house-streets. ALLOTMENT, Adjoining Messrs EhrenMed Bros,' Store, Queen-street Wharf. TO BE SOLD by auction on above date, at 12 o'clock noon, By Order of the Directors of the Coffee Palace Company (Limited). . Full particulars on application to B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B. TONES. E, O. CAKE, B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. I "VTindsor Castle JElotjsl, i PARNELL. f FOB LEASK FOB FOURTEEN YEARS, i 1 WITH PUROHABING ODAUSB. . B. TONKS & CO. MAVE been instructed to sell on Wed nesday, 15th November, at 12 o'oloek, THB ABOVE, Th 9 Honso oontains 11 rooms, briok partitions on ground floor, lathed and plastered throngh * out; cellar under house, roof slated, seven fire places, sltahen in yard, with range and boiler, baking oven, kitchen built of blusstono. S large tanks, and good well on premises, with force pump. i The Allotment has 79 feet to Manukas Road, and ISO feet to Windsor-street. Billiard Table, Beer Engine, &c, will be sold With premises. V This offdrs one of the best opportunities ot acquiring Hotel Property ever likely to occur. i '**'' Foil pat Honiara of Auctioneers or Mr, W. Crawther. f V B. TON X S Si C 0., | Auctioneers, p B, TONES.] [R, 07 CA-BB.] B. D, TONKS.] I WEDHEaDAY, NOVEMBER 15. \ -*A ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA, '}:• And f.\' COMFORTABCiB COTTAOB. : Fronting Queen-street and Basin; nearly % Bail way Sta*ion. ; - voyod, Pegged, Flsgged, | FOR SALE ON EABY TERMS. | : WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At 12 o'clock, B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. i B. TONES. E, a OARB. B. V. TOBKB I; ET WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEK 2?, |. AT 12 O'CLOCK. \i TJAPATOITOI mOWNSHIP, '; PAPATOITOI STATION, §o! ' ON I WAIKATO RAILWAY. ?;:\ For Positive Sale. Wednesday, November 22, at i ' 12 o'clock, at Bronswlok Mart. The Auotloneeis call the attention of all -l: desli oas ot securing a site for Dwelling, Market Garden, or Email Farm at a moderate price, to this Property. It MUST BE SOLD to oloso a r t TRUST Aooount; It has been subdivided Into |; convenient-Bleed lots at the urgent request ot *:. BsWera in the neighbourhood, not by a tpaoula { ■ torlwtth a view ot screwing enormous profits \ out of less wealthy people. ;. She entire property Is now in onltivation as t ' tk Farm, and it has been bo surveyed that the FAMILY MANSION and outbuilding h&^e a ' fair area of land attached, and wHI be sold as a - lot. Terms very liberal. Plans ready. Property flogged. B. TONKS & 00, Auctioneers. . B. XONK&, E, C. OAUE. B. B. TONKS EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITES AT MOHNINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSmE. 1 Volcanic Soil —Railway Station on Pro* perty. WE have been instructed by A. X, Taylor, Esq., to sell above Property. ItlseurvJyed, and plans will be ready in a few days. I B. TONKS & DO. B. TONKS S. C. CABB B. D. TONKS i EARLY IN DECEMBER. ■ k»A, ACRES, AVOSDALE TOWJM -1 V'" SHIP, adjoininf? Railway Station, ' fronting oa Now North Road, the property of - H. Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and 1 will be offered for positive sale at an early date. i pt B. TONKS & CO. I THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. I CITY OF AUCKLAND. 11 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IB LOWER HEPBURN, NEW, & LOWER ** - BBRESFORD-STREETS. G. WriINNEY 1 I ttm received instructions from tho City ConncU I ' PLEASE FOR THIRTY-THREE Si r| inJa YEARS of tho following I- CHOICE BUILDISG SITES : 111 'I-:- tt ALLOTMENTS, having afrontacfe of SBfeot i 5 emTeachib/a large-depa, to Lower Hep I ip bum-street. i- AT,Trf)TMENT (Corner Allotment}, 40 feet i|| | 1 fSsutago to Hepburn and Lower Beresford 111 ■■'"''■ Btreets. 11l « &T.TOTMENTS, 40 feet each frontage to it 2 Newnstreet T(W teat wide, leading to the City iSlll Park). 'ii q ALLOTMENTS, 10 feet frontago each to liii ' Lower Boresford-strcet. §1 o ALLOTMENTS, Hopburn-street. 11 feet by iPI- *> 160 feet abutting on tho Park (just below | j«l the residence of Thos. Macky, Esq.). ! till ■^n 4 b 11!-" f ALLOTMENT, with 06 feet frontage by 100 I ill' * feet depth to Ponsonby Road (adjoining tho ifr. i . residence of Mr McLeod), &c, &c. ii'lill Thi) aboVe allotments ore pleasantly situated It inoneof tbeleadagandsnostrespeotablenejgh lil bourhoods in the City iabutting on the City }| ii ;: paito. 'HiPi- W One third the value of the Buildingsjin ill Pl the Ground at the expiration of the Lease will hill prepaid to the leasee. Terms and condit'onß of flalo and leaao, with Vi plan, may be viewed at tho office of the Town tifelii Clerk", Cilty Council Buildings, High-street,-after liffl||r' the Bih. Kovember; and at the rooms of the j^Sfej. Auctioneer on the day o£ sale. ... AUolmonte 'wlU'bCj Baeefld■



Auctions. FRIDAY, NOVEMBEK 10. DURHAM YARDS, FOS SALTS, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, 1 Go:d Colts, from Wangnnui 2 Buy Maro.°, brofcon ;o .Harness 1 Heavy Draushr. Colt 2 Ueetnl Fxm Mures 1 Landan, neatly now 1 Bafcera' Cars . 2 Sioond-band Goad Bprlntc Oirts Haoks. Lißht Harness and Drauisht Hoys™ 10 Wdb Potatoes, ex Hinnlo Hate, from UK borua At 10 o'Clock. HUNTKR & MGLA.W. New Sjdno? Drai c, Fonclng Wire, P. B. Rye' Seed, So., for private sale. ~ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE. PUKEKOHE MUJNTHLY SALE. IN consequence of Wednesday, fhe Bth Novcmbor. belnu a publlo holiday, The nnder&ignod will hold their usnaf Monthly ealo of S.ook. &E.i on MON DAY, the 13th, at 11 o'oloolr. HUNTER & NOLAS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, JUNCTION YARDS, roR SALE at tho Junction Yards, on Tuesday next. 50 Fat Oxen, from Hawera 10 Fut Oxen from Waikato and nelhboor hood 15 Fat Bnllookp, from Gleborno 200 Fat Bhsep, from Ghborne 300 Fat Sheep, from Hawera At 1 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBEK 20th. DURHAM YARDS, WOOL SALE. rTlHfi First Wool Sale ot the Season will A be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 80th November, at 2 o'clock. Full-weight Wool Paoka for Bale HUNTEK & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. **700 L, HIDES, SKINS, AND V? TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & SOLAN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. THE HAYMABKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday, Nov. 10, at II o'clock, the follow ing Tcll-Jmown Horses, HARRY MOUNT YOUSG PiSKFORMSR TAIPO. ALFiiEP BUCKLANP. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. fHE HAYMARKET. inOK SALE, at the Haymarket, on J? Friday next, NovtmbK 10. at 12 o'oloolr, THB rfIOFBBTT OF ItOBXBT JUROOISOS, ESQ., The following Thoroughbred Mares: For pedigree* sea EogU»h Stud Book. V«I. 7. pages 19,10, and 11 reepsotively. DUNDEE KATIE, Foal at side by Mujkot. LYB A, Foal at side by Mnsket. LOCKET, in Foal to Musical. Also, TBLL TALE, by Fidhennan, in Foal to Cap-a-pie, ijee Anatroll&n Stud Book, Vol. 7. page 79. ALFRED BUCKLANU.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBiSR 10. DESIRABLE CATTAGE AND I ACRE First-class land, IN SELWYN-STREET, ONBHTJNGA. FOR SAL», at the flaymarket, on Fri day, Hoverabsr IP, Upset Price being £200, THE OOTTaGE RESIDENCE, property of J« G. Law ton. It contains 10 rooms. Situated on !ar. aore of First olaoa laart, well-filled. ■with, frnit trtos, and very complete outbnltd- Inpn, and is sarronnded with a paling fence, all in excellent repair, ALFPvED BUCKLAND. " FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. IHE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymaikrt, on Friday, November 10, A Choioe Heavy Draught Colt (oxbroken), by Brinco Charlie. \LFitED BUCKLAKD. SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IMPORTANT SALE OF aTVVaN I M A L S. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL hold their Second Annual Sale, at Panrooe, by auction, after the Cattle Show, on Saturday, November 11, at noon. iftA PURE-BRED BULLS and a JL/4Zls few GRAUK SHORT-HORN BULLS, Comprising 60 SHORTHORN 50 HERBFORD 10 DEVON Also, FOUR EUPEKIOR YEARLING CLYDESDALE COLTS, Out of Clydesdale Maros, Imported from Spot land, and got by Balr Atholo, winner of six prizes in Scotland, acd a prize wiaaer at the Kllburn Koyal, &c. The SHORTHORW BULLS are «ot by the Imported Balls Oxford Kojal. Duke Wlnaome, Prince Wild Hyos. Baron Tresruntsr. Baron tta.br, or Dukes of Novrcss Co and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS aro got by Horace lib, a prize-winner in England; or by Coo maesje.firat prize-winner at tho Koyal, and other prlzoß. The DKVON BULL 3 aro out of Imported Cows, by an Imported 8011. CatalOßuco ot pefligreea om ho had from the auctioneer or from tho .igrlcoltual Company, Fen Court, Cambridge. ALFRED BUC&L&ND, Auctioneer. The Annual Bate of Stnd L-'ncoln and Lelcoate Rams will be held in I'onroso in January next. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE, FIRST FOR TalS SEASON WILL, BIS HBM) AT CHE HAYMARKET, ON TUESDAY, HOVEMBER 14. WOOLPACE.S FOR SALE, ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUSTKY CATTLE SALES. \jr Fokono-Monflay. Kovomberl3. Drury Fair— Wednesday. November 15. Fajaknra—Wednaßday, November 29. ALIfRED BUCKLAND.. ias a i'Tlii && k Mi's. 4ALE 0.5- -.-WQOh, SJiBarSKISS O HJIMiS, Mid. ta I A'- >'.-v t*>;Ji Xve<flay at



Auctions. | *WsssW j FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. J AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. R. 0. GREENWOOD aAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by nubile auolion at tho Oflloos of the Board, Fort stroet, on Friday, the Bth day of December. 1883. at 11 a.m.. The LEASES of the following ALLOTMHSHTB. lor a TBBM ot FlffTY (60) YKABS, subjeot to the provisions ot "The Harbonra Aot. ' 1878": ---ffOUR AILOTMBINTS-Nob. 88,87.85, and 89- Wlth Frontotto to QUSBN-STRBKT TWENTY-FOUR ALUJTMENTS—Nob. 90 to 113-wlth Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE BtKEKT THBKB ALLOrMKNTS-Nos. 1U to 110-Wlth Frontage to RAILWAY BOAD THB ALLOTMENTS WILL BK FLAGQD. Draft ofXowe and Conditions of Pale may^be seen, and Lithographic Plans obtained, at the Olllou of Uio Board, R. 0. GRKeNWOOD, Auctioneer. moWN s H I P OF M.ou«t Albert. koganvllle ! 13 oganyille ) OQANVILLE! XVOGANVIiiIiK SPECIAL FREE 'BUSES Will tnn to MOUNT ALBERT on SATUR DAY next, tho 11th instant, leaving the Offlos of B. a QREBNWOOD, UOEBN-STREBT, at 2.80 p.m., returning from Mount Albeit at kSOP.ni. INTENDING PURCHASERS, 08, PERSONS WISHING TO VIEW THB LAND Can obtain FRBB PASSES from tho Anotioneer to take them to Mount Albert and back ANT DAY DURING THE WEES. EVERYONE Desirous Of obtaining a OBOICB PIEOB OF LAND Of GOOD SIZB and WELL SITUATED, onght to avail thamselvea of this opportunity to VIEW BEFORE THK BAfcß. THE LAND NOW OFFERED WILL BEAR INSPECTION. both as to POBITIOK. QUALITY, and ASPECT, and la without doubt the Beet Ever OrTdred For Sale in Mount Albert Dfetriot. R« O© Gr BEEN"W 00 D AUCriONKEE. | PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR R. C. GREENWOOD a AS received instructions to sell, at an early date, .7A BOTS, BituateInEDENTERBAOE; •v Also, TWO NEW 5-ROOMED COTTAGES, All the property of Mr Haslott. The tots will bo flagged during the present month, and Lithographic Plans issued. R. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. AX AN EARLY DATE, MAKIHE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH-MLADB FURNITURE. PRBLIMIN A~RY NOTICE. B. G. QRKENWUOD HAS received inntrudioma from Mr C. A. Bydder, ot Northumbsrlaßd Homo, Bawfleld-atreet, Ponaoaby, to sell, at an early date on the premiies, TflE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE BKGLISH. MADE FUKNITU'BS (Made ezpreaaiy to bis own order), VALUABLE. OIL & WATjbB-OOLOUR PAIHTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, OaKPKFS. A CATALOGUE will Bhortly be toned, and the Honse Thrown Upon for lagpeotlon fo* intending pnrohuera a fortnight before tkeSate. AIM, (If not previously disposed of), at the same time and place, will be sold the SPLENDID FAMILY KEIIDENCB Of 20 rooms, replete with every modern con venience, and Known aa "Northumberland House," together with I.ARGB ALLOTMENT or FREEHOLD LAND. The House is olose to the water'a edge and proposed new Dior, and oomraanfls a verr fine view. J s snltable for a boarding school, aad is in every way well suited aa a Marine Family Keel denoe, or Superior Family Hotel, in the rising district ot Ponsonby. The remaining Ground 1b being out up into about nine lota, with frontages to Sanfleld street and the Waitemata llarbonr. The whole of the Freehold, containing 1 acres, win ba offered in one lot. aa per plan, and U not sold in one lot will be sold as ont np, R. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, ' Corner of Queen and Bhortland-Btreots. AT AN EARLY DATB. A BARE INVESTMENT! CITY FROPERTYI UITY PROPERTY! MaCKIB'S WELL-KNOWN BRICK STORES, STABLES, AND COACH FACTORY, DURHAM-STBEET, AND NEXT TO MR. A. BUCKLAND'S HAY AND HORSE-MARKET, AND MTU atsd orrofliTu MESSRS WARNOCK BROTHERS AHD POTTER & CO.'S STORES. HAVING A FRONTAGE TO DURHAM* STREET OF 148 fbet, and with A DErTH OF 61 FEET PORTION OF TOP FLOOR CON. C R E T E D. SPLENDID CELLAB, well concreted, WATER AND GAS LAID ON. (Next to it at back, la Brown's Floor Mill, and Waters' Confectionery Factory.) - ALL OCCUPIED AT GOOD BENTS BY FIRST-CLASS TKHNANTtf, And is Situated in one of the Busiest and Most Valuable Portions of the City. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from Mr Alex. Mackie to sell, by public auction, at their stores, Queen-street, at an early date, THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN CITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising— BRICK. COACH FACTORY, STORES, AND STABLES, SITUATED IN DURHAM STREET. A rare opportunity Is now offered to procuro Olty Freehold Property, whioh at all times Is bo i llffloult to obtain. i iS. & A, ISAACS, Merchants ana Auctioneers,



Auctions. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. OTEAMEK HSIKINI, Withcnt the Slightest Reserve E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at iheir Stores, Queen-street, on Friday, November 10. at 11 o'clock. The above WEW.-KNOWN STAUNCH and FA>T LITTLK BTKaMUR, jast arrived from Tauranga. A good return Is cure to aoorce to the pur chaser by letting to* atoamer out for the forth oomina holidays, as well as at Christmas and New Year. Also, One IGCt. Copper-fautonea Fulling Boat, with oars completes One 18a. Ouon Boat, copper-fastened. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants aud Auctioneers. W. S. OOOHKANEI IJAS. DAOKB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! TT-INGSLAND ! INGSLANDI XILINU3LANDI KINGSLA.ND! KINGSLAND t KINGSL4ND! fT-INGSLAND I INUSLANDI JXiNGSLANDI AT THK JUNCTION NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAILABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN TflK MARKET, Botog aooeedblo by Rail or 'Baa regularly throughout the day, and situate only TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. This Property will be Sold by Pnbllo Auction, Subdivided into "yiLLA TDISIDKNCE QITES, OR MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Tonne t One-toottb. oash j balanoe a per cent. Title—Land T&uxbwxr. Plans can be obtained at tho offloes ol SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anotioneera. W. B. OOOHRAMK.] UAMXS DACBB TUESDAY,, NOVEMBER 14. TVfJBtiTY ACRES OF LAND AND fIODSE, NOBTUCOTK. i fIBE Subscribers will sell at thalr Lmd I Mart. ForVstrest, on Tuesday, Uth last., at 11 o'clock. That VALUABLE PROPERTY »t NORTH COTK. Bltoata adjolmtag tka aragar Co.'a aud the St. HeU«r'i B»y ««.'s »ro»ertleß, belnit put ot tke Towuhlp at Bolmato, oomptlslng 20 aores, with a rivt-roomei House erected thereoa. SAMUEL COOHRANB A BOS, Anetionaen. vtamsinltli. Ph a3 ti Prosoeotus. PROSPEOTU3 OF TBU HELEHSVILLB FLOUR MILL COM* PANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL J820.0W In SO.OOO Bhabks ov 61 Bach, FATa H ab FOLi-owB: - Ton Bhaiings per Share to be patd daring the flrtt Twelve Months; One BhlUiDg on appliostton; One Shilling on allotment; Twoahlllinga on Ist February; Tiro ahiillnuß on 1b) May; Two Shillings on Ist August; Two Shillings on Ist ot September, 1833. PbovisionaXi Directors i Mi John Foster Mr B. P, Eavanagh lit James Hand Mr Isaao MoLeo&) Mr D. MoOlennan Mr William Adami Mr R. A. McLsod. With power to add to their number. Bankhm: National Bank ot New Zealand. BoLiorroßS i Messrs Dlgnan and Armstrong. Bbobbtary pro tern, i Joseph Gzlffltha. The objeota of the Helena villa Flonr Mill Com pany (Limited) will be the erection of a Flour Milt and Grain Store, and the Importation of Grain from tha South or nny other part ot tho world where ther oan purchase with advan tage. The advantages that tbe proposed.Company would po3aora over all others in the province are patent. Vessels coming from the south to Kaipara Porta for timber are, aa a rule, freighted with grMD, and the Heienwllle Timber Com pany's mills being now In fall operation would be * great inducement for that olaea of veesels to run to Heleneville, and wonld ensure cheap freights, whilst the consumption of flour in the Kaipara ».lone will gnarantee a large trade to the Company. Important* Notice-. JOHN KEESINU Bega to Inform his customers and the publio generally that, in ooDiequence of 111 health, he Is WIVING UP TEE DRAPERY BUSINESS and as the objaot will be simply to Clear Out the STOCK as qulokly as poßSlble, the Gooda will be sold aotually without referring to tha cost, and far below anything hitherto obtained In Drapery, eto. It will be evident to everyone that under the oiroumstancos thia Sale will afford a flrat-olaes opportunity for obtaining Goods for UNDER WHOLESALE PRICES, the sole objeot being to realise for oaah, The Sale has now commenced. Closed on Saturday till suneet, John Keesing, 278.UPPKR QUBffiN-fcTBHKT, Opponite FlrebelL. AVAKIED AND BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Chrietmaa and New Year's Caida (Royal Academy Series), to be sold at lowest possible profit. Kanoy stationery and Cheap Books; writing Desks fitted with Stationery, at 6s Od. Special Line of Ledgers and other Account Books. . HENRY WHITE, BOttICSBLLEB AND STATIONER, High-street, Avokland. mO CDKTR&.CTOJKS AMD OTHERSJ WBLL9 BRf'.S.. Devonpoks, i Are preparod to supply at Ixiweat Raws Brioka, ! Lime. Sand, Shall, Ash. t'uriri Foata and House Blocks, &,0., Ko. Coutraota made tor the do"1 livery ot Timber, &o, from the mills to any put Of Devonport District. Address WELLS BROS., CIABTHIIS, DKVOMi'ORX,



Busine:B Notices. I tTo B« Blaiiib, VICTOItU-STKEET. IMPORTER OF BUII.UKKS' & FURNISH ING IRONM.NoERI DInEDT FBOM M,iNUIUOTOBEB«. Has for Sale, at LOW Kates— QirDanteiB1 Tools Nulls, Looks, Hinges ICitoiion Kangcß KoKituor Gratcc, in groat Yarloty Matblo a^'t Jin>,n>ullod ala»a Mantlepleoeß, Ijiirftoat Scnckin Auokl«Dd Marblo, Kleoti o-Platp, Curb and other Fenders UalvaulßOd Iron, Shoot loud, and Zlno Slates, foment, and Master IN3PEOTION INVIT«D. Gr»T Chapman, UOOKSKLLKU AND STATIONER, Han muoli plOMiiro in notifying to hie Ona tomora and tho Publlo gonorally that ho haa now taken posaoaslon of and resumed Business In hla NEW AND SPACIOUS PREMISES On the Old Sits, viz. 64, QUEEN-STREET, ■ OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND and also takes this opportunity ot thanking his Customers lor tho support nooordod to him during tho past 23 years, and hopea that, with such aooommodatlon aa ho now has, he will be ablo to, supply all rcqniromants. G, T. CHAPMAN, DOOKSKLLER AND STATIONER 51, QUEKX-STBEBT. riAO CONTRACIOKB ANli OTHISKS. We are prepared to Bopply PIPES AND BRICKS In Large Quantities. JOHN WILSON & CO., 81. QDKBN-BTBgltT. |Ti E N C I N G I' of every description put no by contract. Nobody din do It cheaper or better than Sam. White. Paling Venoee, post and nil; Wire and Picket Fences ot every sort. Prloes on application. All klnda ot Gates made to order, and fixed whare required. Fences Painted, Posts. Kails, Palings, Shlngloa. House Blcoka, ftc, tor Bale at yards. SAM. WHITE, Fenoer, Qore-ttroot (near Britomart Hotel WJtt. BKINNER & 80 tt, • BUILDKRS, CARPENTERS, ASV JOINSRB, VraoAS lust, All Branches ot the Banding Trade exeouted b| Kxperlenoed Workmen, Shop Fronts. Offloe Fltttlngs, &o. PAIN'S V* ♦ Wholesale* Retail * W. H. HAZARD, Gunmakw,, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, rrHOTSBHWIIT TO TW« BOtAU ttOHT HqIXOROH. f'ff r B A O O O X JL * OPTICIAN, Baa n Stook SPBOTAOLKt) AND BTB GLASSES ot every description, an accurate Tit Goaraivteed. COMPOUND MIOROSCOPBa AND TKLI SOOPSS, Powerful and Cheap. AHBROID BABOMKTBK3, THIOBIIOWtTBaa, BLXOTRIO BSLLB, BATTISIXS AND FITTINQS, Magneto Electrle Machines And IModlcal Oollt, opkiu glasses. binooulak fiklb and mahink glasses. Thbodowtks, Compasses, Sbxtahts, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometon, Sallnomctorn, Argentometars, &c, <&c, &«. AOEwr roa TAYLOR'S PATKNT SEWING MAOHINKB tt KXTKAB. Initrutnenta and Sewing Machine* repaired. Oreosrra tub Post Oinn, nhortlnnd-vtroet. fpO THH PUBLIC OF PONSONBY F. DAVIKB, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, 01 Ponsonby Road, oalla the attention of his cus tomer, and friends to the following i—Child ren's KI»8Ho Boots, from Sa: Goloshes, Ii M (ohlldren'rti Women's Kid 8.8. Boots, from Ta Cd; oheap line in Men's Rlaßttce. 13s (colonial made, fto.) j Women's Colonial made Leglots. 18s M. T HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENEBAB DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WrSDHAK-STBHBT, AMES FUTOHIKi OARTBR. CONTRACTOR, *O Qoodl Carted and Delivered from ship's rtda OS Shortest Notice BalUwrt SuppUed. Hbwtustui ay» Bat ot Islahds Coa« Alto Blrawood lout and nnonttreawmibla., \AT HUAB SttUm AB, 9 » Oeraar Ot Lome and Vlcfcoriß-ctrsot?, Anakland East MAEBI.S, AHB QmnXAJb OTOHKHASOK, ASOBITBOiiTSAI, StftJliTTOa ASS OABTBS Inecriptiona aocttrate and beautitul, Slonumontei, T<Tmbi!Hea<Siitooss, and evan dMorlptlon of BSone Wack b6 ths lowe»4 paaalb!* 1 ifti fnr town »nd cnmitur arao cjk KKUiauKs, BOAPANDOANDLS MAKUFAOTURBSa OOX'S ORKEK, RIOHMOSD QVVfOai »UH.HAIS-CS«B3E», /.OOKI-Am'.1, Dash Porohßsera of Tallow, Wool, Bhecpsklnii, and Banes. WATER LAID ON, as low a8 will pay. Plumbing, Gasfiiting, and gknkbai. Jobbikg, Patent Chimnky Tops, sinks, Baths, &c. &0., &o. ROBERT PEACE, Shobtlanp-strkkt. rfi'HAMBS (jAKJttIA«a AND DRAK -*- FACTORY, JAMES MACItIS, Pboprhstor, VioTOEU.sTK]awr East, AOonuunH Ropslro at ovory deaoripHon n Wood and iron neatly exeont&d on the test notice. Springs made ana repaired, ya on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Hhaf ti SMwdw.Sd? atuD ireltoßa- Md HobM* N.8.-Conntrr orders nnnotuall attended to. O. R O v n xj LIMB, SROuSb^LIME, FOR QALB, BOUXHGAT S'S MAHUEAMSI HYDSAULIO GROUND ROOHB LIMB, In any auantity, for Oonorote, Paihg, Floor*, Cellars, eto. (next to stone nagging, 1b nn rivalled for durability and hard-setting Qualities}. For tanks w.d other wst work tt io a Bratolisa matoriaS, B, KHA BE, SOiB AGE WX, OnSTOM-HOITBg-STIiHeCT. ESTEKW j^LOUii-MILLS AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Beg to Inform the publlo that they are now pre pared to supply SuriCKiOH Oatmbal in any quantity, guaranteed pure and fresh. Floor, Sharps, Bran, Whostanoal, Maizomeal, Mfilto, Oate, Fowl T/heat, fto,, always on hand. Dep6t—KarMr.abaP'.' K';sd, NewtOO, Milla—Western Scrlnsro. Augnst U. 1883. D T, M U N G <> CAFE, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Chas. Cannino, having to give up possession )f the temporary premises occupied by him for ;ho past nix months (opposite to the Union Bunk )f Australia), and as Us New Premises will not je ready for occupation beforo the Ist of Novom )er (about thi'eo weeks hence), and being unable o obtain a suitable place to carry on his shop jusinoss, would beg respectfully to inform his sustomora and friends that all orders loft at Messrs Glanville & Ellyett's, Groceiu opposite he Union Bank of Australia, and at the Misses HdLaughlin. Shortland-street, or at the Bt. Juugo Cafe, at the roar of the now building, iueen-sfcrefit, will receive his best and iminu. liateatSition *



iiusmeaa Wotioeis O TO UiSAD QUARTERS FOR THB PUREST FINEST ANDBESTIII OHEYSrON POirLTEY^YABDS, LAKH TAKA. PUNA. VARIETIES- Llght BrahmAß, Dark Brahmaa White Coohins, lintt Coohlns, Blaok Oooh uuogshans, Manoroas, Eoudona Black Polish V.O. White Leghorn*, Brown Leghorn! Dorkings, Hainburga, Plymouth Hocks, PeUa Roen.and Aylesbui? Duoka SBND FOB PRIOK-IJST Off EGGS. Eggs carefully Packed, and sent <o all parts the Colony. Mr Write tor Just what you want and ad dress as above. I guarantee satisfaction in al ordinary oases. Visitors welcome Sunday xoe pted. y rjiHOßi T JITAKBDXT, (- THE KAPAJ UORH iJEOOfit ITAUI-UUX, OUBXOM-HODBMS, Prloest WBau, From U/B pet do*> T"~HK AUCKLA.tt TuaWA KjU UNG AND PAHCKL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Good* and Parocl* of all descriptions tc every pall of the Town and Buburbs, at aOaxiUE lUtk, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booitmo Agbwoibs :■- A. R. Ladd, Cab*tmakor _ Knrawrahape Road W. H. Yonng. Grocer ..Ponsonby lioad R. Blrnle. Baker - _Aroh HiU J, Reid, Cabinetmaker .Corner of Eyber Past _ and Bymond»«t B, Reid. Grocer _ .Corner of Kyber Past and Grafton Koadn W. a Oollinß. Grocer ..ParneU A, Heldt, Oablnetmaker _Newmarknt 'DBIJVKRIESI- Town Hoorh. duburhau i v a.m. and f p.m; NO.lri Talnphone Kiohanße, HKAD OFFICE i- NATHAN'S «UNJJ. Oubtomhou»b-btbb«t ei^^^m "s ° u1 r T #:^^}&^ MAJSCFACTORY. DDBHAM-6T» ffiyS^fej^OT Corner of Albert-etreet, M^^^«i AtTOKLAKD. I^^SwSßil Prlv»«p orOcrotrcclally stttn<e# »». hi rse- VnlfHp.lt. Imported **slU^J!^Sa dlrootly fton, the All Dresa Shirts to order made on measurement only. Fit Onaranteed. iT..nri ty* -^"^"^ .... it' D 1 O X SALB, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (pearly new> 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Lnmo Lady's Phaeton 1 Doab'o-6(iato« Buggy Wanted to Purchase, Uonble-Boatod Hooded Buggy. __^^ rnHE IMPERIAL QCHIEDAM QCHNAPPS, A PURE AROMATIC SPIRIT. DlstUlod and prepared in Sohledam, Holland, from aa Original Reoelpt, and poesoaslng Rare Modloiaal Qualities In all DI3EABKB or 188 KIDNEYS, BLADDER, AM) UJRIWARY ORGANS. A Tonic, Dlnrotlo, Anti-Dyspeptio CORDIAL, by the reoommendatlon ot the Leading Continental Physicians, and is now ACKNOWLEDGED AS THE LATEST AND MOST VALUABLE RKMKDY FOR GRAVEL, GOUT, & CHRONIC RHEU. MATISM. ?The Trado and Consumers are cautioned against spurious imitations, the genuine only bearing the signature and address ot tho pro prietor. HENRI J. rIART, MELBOURNE. Used in the Molbourne Hospital, and awarded by the Jnry first PHIZ ft at tho Mel bourne International Exhibition, DR. HABSALVB REPORT. " The Analytical and Sanitary Institution, "frl, Molbnrn Vtaduot, E.G., "London, 9th May. 1877. " Report ot a Sample of Imperial Sohtedam Bohnappg, received from Mr H. J. Hart. "We have subieotod a BAmplo of tho above* named artlole to v very o ireful ohemloal acatysla and examination. " The resolta of the analysis whioh are Bet forth in a separato report, ebow that this spirit is ot good strength, praotloally free from aoidlty, and that it oontains but traces ot solid matter in solution. It pobeobboh a delicate and agree able aroma, and a pure and mild taste. Mr Hart's Sohledam Schnapps is a very superior artlole of Its class, is well purified, and quite genuine. " (Signed) Arthub H. Habbaxl, M.D.. " Author Ot' Food and its Adulterations!,' &O. " Otto Hbhnib. F. 0.8., " Public Analyst," Wholesale Agent i ARTHUR H. NATHAN. raiO FARMERS AMD OTHERS. JR i.i in i The uniiemißsuHl have on Hand a Boleuded Sample of TARTARIAN SISKDOATS,aIao 6,000 sacks Prime IfISKD OATS, at lowest current rAtOSa «. MITOHKLHON & COjt Ro. ID. Qneen-atreet wharf. T OGS J LOGS 1 LOGS I TO THE Xi MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Paint Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by tire some months slnoo), ars now in full work again. All lengths ot logs at Mill waiting to be eawn, Beams and girders for briok building and whuit work, up to 10 feet, supplied on the shortest notice. Customers may rely upon the cream of the timber going with their orders, as WiEi have no manufactory to supply. Guilders and contractors will find it to their interest to give their orders to us, as ther will get all trash timber free from worm and dead BAP. Orders ozeouted with flospntoh. M H.ROE. ' Proprietor, i Kauri Point Sawmill, Onohunga, September 1 1882. B. M A R X I O X X, » AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUSE, LAND, ANO GENERAL COM MISSION AQKNT, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, O nntryßalea Attended, -ea HOBSON-STKEET STEAM COFFKE MILLS.—H. P. Gibbons & Co,. Tea, Coffee, nod Spice Merchants, Wholesale and Family Grocers, Coal. Firewood, and Produce Dealers.-H, P. GiBBOKS and Co,, HobaoQ • treet,Aaokiand.



Agricultural Implements. \VCKLAB P J§ H O W. REID ft GRAY, of DusßDiN, take this oppoitunlty of noUfylng; the Runhoiaers Farmers &ft?A^ do^SA^as«M^ appreciated thronfthout New Z»«iand and the nelghbonrln» Colonieß. KKID & GKAX wonld apeoiaJly dlreot; the altnmion o£ Farmais to their numerounl Kxhlblts at tho approaching Show ooDßlßtlngol 81n»le, Uoublo, nnd Treble Furrow Plonghs nenqte " fg,rroWßllVhn^oHS?2i»' Drill Grubhora. Cv tlvstors. Zlr ZaR Harrows, Pulverizing Ulso Hariows, OkiJj Harrows. 3-wlnKlo 'I reoa. Olodi ru»ntr*\ »>d Soeasowers oombiDi.d, Brooiioast Hoeduower. comblnea. B"»P ---ing and liSwlng Miohlne, Ohaffoutters. and Howe Power, fur do. all w^.s. Ohflese Presseß, Wla nowing Muohlnes. Horse Power Tbrnshero. feo Winners of <h* GULD MKUAL for Donbln Farrow plouRl", at «h?o MELBOURNE v XHIBITION. and highly comulUteated by the Jurore. Vl»e extraot from tholr report:-"Ptnuons.-In Plonghs thuro In snt> Exhibit tn which wo wish to draw epeolal attanUon as being the beßt. avd. that is tho Diubli» Furrow of Reid fc Broy, of Dunedln, Zpw Zaiilanrt. In flnioh iinci coßßttuction it is far uuperlor to viny othm. Our PULVKKIZ^G DISC HARROWS, which wo mokeof all sizes, and in large number?, we ore now enabled to turn out Ohe*per und Far Superior to any ta the Market, and are con stantly receiving mo&t griuHylnu and complimentary testimonials from those UBln« them. KISID & GHaY would further draw the Bpooial notloo of A»rioDlcurlut9 and others to the many advantages galred by using lonally-manufnotuteil Iniplemenm, whereby nonoh loss of valuablo time la saved In the faoilltl'B offorad for obtainingduplloite fittings In ease of breakages (which cannot alwajß bo avoided, oven with tho best mode machines), Instead of perhaps hivina to wait for days In the middle ot harvost to get a fitting of an imported artiolo replaced. Jful Illuitrated Catalogaea free on appplloutioa. R EID & G RAY> AGRICULTURAL IMPLEME^T MANUFACTURERS, DUNEDIN. OAUARUi TIMARU. INVBROARGIWj ASHUURTON. OHRIBTOHUROH AND OUSrOM-HOOaE-BTUKKI.' EASr. AUCKLAND.



Laad and Estate Agents. Tm W A T T B, LAND AND HHTATE AGICNT, BBOKEK, &0.. 177, Q U E E N ■ S T R E E X, Opposite Monln & Co.U TWHAR D I E, LAND, COMMISSION. AND HBTATB AGKNT. MONEY LENT ON PERSONAL BEOUMTY. HIBH-BTRKET. AUCKLAND. T AND, HOUSE, & KSTATJS AGENT, -m - ; valuator. Sohbbff's Buildings, Fokt-stkkkt, auckland, The nndoralgned, in Commencing Business n Auokland, begs to announce that twelve yours experience In Walkato lies Riven him an Inti mate fcoowlodge of the district, as trail as a baalness oonneotlon extending to all parts o( the Auoklnnd Province. He is, therefore, Id a position to give the tallest and moat reliable Information to Intending lettlors, who will reoeive letters ot introduction to his local Axenta. and they will offer every facility tor Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPKRTIK3 ON 'SAND Fob Sam, , Valuations of Town br Country Property made at the shortest notice. - MONEY ADVANOHD on Freehold Beourltiee, in Bums of £100 np to tfS,OOO. MONEY INVESTED, and no charge made to Investors. KENNEDY HILL. JAMES TIN DAL, AOOOUNTANT, HOUSE. LAND. & COMMISSION AGENT, AND LAW WBITKII, * y . HIGH-STKKIST, AUCKLAND, FOB SALE i BBRESFOBD-STRRKT-Nevr well finished 7 roomod DwelllnK-h»ua«,;alnted and papered wntor laid on. JPrloe £500. DBAKB-arUKKr (Frooman'g Buy (-Comfort able 6-roomed Owelling-honso and yard, situated on sooth sUe ot street, and having a bountiful harbour view; bos and water laid on. > CQLl.kum ROAD (Ponaonby)—Allotment HZ. Bonth side, 83 feet frontage. GRAHTON KOaU-Allotment 18, of Section 10, oorner ot Grafton Road and Wynyard atreet, wltb|ten-roomed House, stables, and outhouses. Price £1000. OHAPKIrBTRJBKT-Blx-roomed Honse and Stable £500. VIOTORIA-aTKKKT WKBT—Three Brlok Shops and Dwelling-houses, just built. Prion, £2,100, or to Let at 80s per week oaob. Proprietors having Houses or Laid to dispose of are requested to oommunlo&te with the unaor eigncO. No charge unless sold. JAMES^rINDAL, HIQH.STRBKT. yt ok a a l c, " By EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT j- MOUNT ALBERT—Gontloman's Resldenoe, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, oon sorvatory. Inßuperatebnudtnic Man's room, washnoußO, outbuildings, ooaohhouse, stable, oowhouae; fine voloaolo Boll; magnificent view; near station, VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-10 acres in convenient paddocks, with Seven-roomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. Offered for a fevr days. A Bargain. ■ MOONTALBKRT (near Railway Station)- Allotmenta Half-acre npwards: Voloanio Soil, Business Bites, Magnificent View.. The whole Ot the purohaae money oan remain at T per cent. HOUSE OF ICIGHT ROOMS (weU bnllt), IS minutes (rom Queen-street. Adapted tor private rosldenoo or business. Gas Htova, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. SOS. MOUNT KDEN (near Railway Station)—Seven roomed House and Large Allotment I good business site, £509 only. Terms—Baay. VIKW ROAD (Mount Edon)-Klne Seven roomed Bouse; lofty rooms, oonorete cittern, boiler, oathouse, with nearly one acre vol oanio land, i ."» . COTTAQK and Large LLOTMENT IBS feet by 150, oJo.to to City. 00.. ■ ■ ' -. OORVER SHOP and DWBLLINQ at Pamoll— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already bean made out of it. WANTED KNOWN-That E. Wayte, Honse and Land Agent, 177, Queen-street, hasoon- Btant applioatlons to purchase or rent Small Houses within easy dlatnnoe ot Queen-street, and for Building Sites. COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Poncouby. ei«o. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT. Soafleld Road cheap. KD. WAYTB. House and Land Agent. $ 3. MOSS]. LW. V, O'SUIiUTAN FJ. MO S S & 00., * LAND ANU ESTATK AGKNTS, Shobxland-btbbbt. FOX SALB KP&OM—32 acres Grass Land in one or two lots: beautiful view BRIG HTON-Allotaiont ICO X 300, Price, B2SO. 600 AORKS, 19 m lea from Auckland, 1 mile from a railway station, half improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1600. TUAK AX)~ 600 acres flrat-dlasn Voloanio Land, three-qu*rteis ot a mile from the station; good eight-roomed house. To be sold in one or more lota. The land is nearly all In grass, with some good bush. ■ • ; . KEMUKKa-15 aores, beautifully situated TUAK * U—36 aores, improvod; House and out buildings. £380 TUaK \U-U0 aores, SO in grass. £SCO NEW LYNN-10 sores, aoa trontsge. £1 per acre ONKHUNGA-House of 6 rooms, and U aoroa land; boantifol view. Alao, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aora land, near railway station. HOME BAY. FONSONBY-House ot 6 rooms and 2 aores of garden; sea bathing ■ . ■ . ' aim. i ; 11()« LARSK CORNER ALLOTMENT nClty.wltU buildings, In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties tor Sale, inoludlng bouio Largo JBlooka ot Land in the Waikato District. F. J. MO3S ft CO,, * • Shortland-stree*. BnsiniMM JMbMo*» rri o I m p ok t c r s shippers of produce, The undersigned are prepared to exeoute INDENTS for Goods, as well as undertake the SALB OF PRODUCE in the London Market, on specially favourable terms. ORUIOKSHANK & CO. 18, Queeir-Btreet, Auckland, , August 1.1 82. ' jy O R B A~ h js, A.X LOTTBST MABKEX BATES I Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and storer'a Qennina White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and Nails Large Stock of Canvas, varloun brands Wire Rope, from H inch to i inch Bolt Rope. Hemp, ana Manilla Hope, all Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palis Aoohors, from 10 cwt to 10 lbs Chains, from £ inoh to I inch, - , Colsa ana ifioh Oil. ;«,, 3D, H MoKEHZIH. IfOHT*TRHST, Eiaroa 18. VSSS. ' GO OD L I N'S COACH <? • LHU.VEB Onehunga— . Auosland— 8.30 a.m. i:> noon S.rop.m - _ i.3 Dp.m, rdayKighte -8,15p,m '



Business {Mottoes BY SPECIAL ,^^^^^^ APPOINTSU;s™ Q. EOR G E JD IX 0 N i (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition), MANUPAOTOBBB OB" DOUBLE ABATED WATERS & COKDIAIS Ctaba-stfeet, Wellin n. Ask for his celebrated G ING E R at.w, to be bad in all parts of the Colony. CLARKE BROTHERS, ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OFFOSITB UNION BANE), QVBBN■S TBB ET, AUCKLAND. Photography 1° *ho Latest and Most Fashion able Styles, executed in a manner Unsur passed in the Colonlee. All Photographß .taken by the SET IKBTANTANEOUS PBOO ESS. "SI LARGE COLLECTION NEW ZKALA^D YIEW3 Always on Hand. LYCEUM HALL, Hobson-street (near Tiotorla-Bt.—Planoforttjs and Hnrmootunia on the deferred sj.tem of payment. A veiy superior Piano by Dibain (the irard of Paris), so good a fluo rarely to be met with; aleo, ■ No. S beat Bord Piano, fall sized, nearly now, only IS guineas, beautinil o*bo and flue tone. Harmoniums from £5.-3, H. W«BB & CO. getablinbed 1847. PROBE IT TU THJS BOTTOM AND YOU Wltli FIND THAT "HI T BWIS, PU3IOM-HOUSS-SXRBBT Hi. JJBWIB. \j KABT, HAS THS CHEAPEST AHD BEST ABSOETMENT : ■ Ik OF £JHINA, (yIiABS, & EaRTHHNWARB aX THK CITY. , j SURPLUS STOCK ON HA'JID SKWjING AT KNOKMOUS BBDUOTIONI ■ WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT, AOKNT FOR WALKBB'S CItLEBBATED Scotch Whisky. UKIffFIN'B SPARKLING ALES, Special Shipment, now to hand. BASS'S ALK AND GUINE3S'S STOUT. E.~i/ wiSi \ Q OUSTOM-HOUSE-STUEKT BAST. ' AUCKIAND. ■ 11HB J.UVEKSDALK MaKUFaCTU*. INQ COMPANY (LIMITED}, 11, SRKY-STRItaT. TANNEKB. CURKIKRB. LffiATHKR AMD GRINDERY MKKOHANTS AND IMPORTERS. —~—__ - ■ -# —— ■ ■ ' • -■•"*.* 'Che above firm bare Just landed, ex various late arrivals, SPLBNDID VALUE in French, Gorman, acd English Oslf, Eld. Patent Calf, Hast Indian Ooit and Eip, Butts, Klastio, Web, Coot Webbing and Linings, And a Variety of GRINDERY AND SHOB MEROKKY GOODS, ' Will also have regular shipments of above arriving from the best Kurllbli. American, ami; Continental Houses. Colonial Tanned and Cur ried Leathera always on hand, . The R.M. Co. (Limited) are Cash Purchasers of Wool, Skins, Hldeß. and Talllow. ; '. Now Lasting, ex Astorion, excellent valne In j Linings. Kyelets. Heel Tips, and Barusloj'a Tool* of all deeoriDtiong, Telephone Wo. 96, WM. S. HAMPBON. Secretary. TMPO RT ANT AJSJiKOUKCEMKNT,, Jaßt Received, per 'Looh Awe,' a Splendid ABBortment of Viomsb. Bows, abd Fittisg^. Mblosiaab, Oovcebtiimb, and all kinds of UUBIOAL iNSTBOMENTS, at ' ' " ' THOS. E. CAKTER'S, 82, VIOrORIA-STREBT, AUCKLAND (Six doors above Albert-street). !. ; TEACHER, Toner, and Repairer of Pianoforte, Oornei, and! VIOLIN. Terms and Testimonials on application. Tnner and Bepairer of all kinds of Musical Instruments. '. jrPHOLBT E R I N G. DRAWING AND DINING ROOM SUITES BE-UPHOLSTKItKU INT BILK. RKP, -. OR HAIRCLOTH, ETa, By a firat-olasa Workman.at Reasonable Prices . ALSO, Borne very Handsome Wardrobe?, Cheats of Dbaw'sbS, &0., For Sam wm."nobrie, Top of Shortland-atreet. - ffISHEK AN DCO, (Limited), ; I. WHOLESALE EHJPPJNO AND FAMILY! Butchm*, Qaoen-streot (next Bank ot Now , Zealand, Auckland). — Poultry ot all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues, Home-cured Bacon, Corned Beef on Sale in Urge quantities.—N.B.—Daalets in Qr.me. Liva Pheasants forwarded to all parts of the Colony nr on reoelDt of order. Families waited on in to wn or anbnrbg. . ' _i'■ A MKKIOAN POKTRAIT ROOMS, j3l 177, QUKKN-BTREKT 'i (Opposite Ti ft S. Morrin's), i: NOW OPEN. Qems taken daily—2 dozen for Ss Pd, larger alssoe equally cheap. Como and see the Show Oases at tbe New Premises, next to O)ark& pane's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Queen-street. J. LOW Proprietor. ' T> U8 I JN E S. S NOTIC E. ; MB. JAMEJThICKEY (Late of the Thames) B6KS to Inform the public that having por phased Mr Doily's Corn and Provision Business I in Hobson-stTeet, be is prepared hi oonduot tbe ; sama on the most libara 1 principles. Maizb, Oats, Hay, &0., of the Best Quality, ; ■ always in stock. • ; rp U X X IS Jtt a* A XH S. REDUCTION OF RATES. EXTRA LADIES' DAYi The foUowing alterations we hereby notified i— Baths open; for ladles only, on Monday even ng. 6 to fl p.m.;!and ToBaDAy Mobnings, 9 a.m. to 2 p m.; dnrlnu whioh hours the pnoos will be the same as now paid by Rentlemon, via: 3b. tingle Bath ;or Right Tickets for £1. Bhabr- HOU3BRB, Onk-thibd Less, For Gentlemen, on Thuksdav Aftkknoons, the ohirge wiU bo 2s, from 3 to 9 p.m. MARVELLOUS CURBS EFFECTED EVERY .. WBKK. V ACHT AND BOAT-BUILDING. A. WAKBEICK (Bev«al j-ears Foreman In Mr. C. Bellej'a shea), Has Cowmrnokd Bcsi-kss at thk North Shove on bis own aoooust. BOATS BBPAIRED CHEAPLY. Pleasure and other o'as> ea of Beats' buUfe at Lowest Prices.