SPORTING.

Dunedin Spring Meeting.

DU-vEDIN, this day.

■ Tho following entries and acceptances for tbo .iipting Meetit-g were received last niaht : —

UURDI.K Race — Agent, Midway, Mokarakara, Overdraft, Robin Hood, Gang Awn, Ucn J s\

Ht. Andskw's Handicap. — Lady Emma. Tusman, 'i urquoise, Adamant, Sir Garnet,

SPitißCl Handic P. -Tasman, Somnus, Riingatirn, Turqu..i-e, Nautilus, Adamant, Gituna, Violin, Maribyroong. N_vi..'i Kate. -Aurora, amulet,. Don Jo«o, Quiver, Flageolet, Annie MAiDKH f'LiT..—Matibyrnong, Violin, I Aurora, Coupon, Coutessa, Miss King ii'lv.

S-L_i.no Race.—Amulet, Gang Awa, Flageolet, Eugene, Aurora, und Mr Kirby's bay mare.

Wellington Spring Meeting.

WELLINGTON, Tu.sday. The following Acceptances have been re ccived fur tbe Wellington Spring Meet ing :— I.ah.w.yPlate.— Kukapo.Fiehwoman, Ilippoduuiia, Di-.rns, She Poer, Welcome Jack. tIURT-r,- HavbiC-P. -Jiikau, Liability, Canard, Ckreucp. -ROTTING H-NDlOAP.—Ponsonby, Oak, Tar, Tommy, Borack, Will if I Can, de ception. Hut. Park Sp.ing Handicap—Hippo damia, Rwe, Fiehwoman, Di.srna, Kakapo, The P«et, Welcome Jack. Wellington Summer Meeting. Wr-LLINGTON,'I ue-day. Tint; following weights have been declared for tbe W-ixiNOTore- Cup. Two miles. st lb. fct.lb. N.tator .. _. 0 4 Larry _ ..7 0 fa v.i.o .. .. 811 Turquoise.. ..7 6 Lady ICmma ..8 8 N'oib-dsb.. ..7 6 T.iooian .. ..8 8 Envy fitly.. .. 7 6 Ki-gQ-ttU ..8 0 Vl._woi_an „ 7 0. r-tio.u.rl.u. ..8 5 'lie Painter _. 7 (I W.loomo JacV .. 8 - vvuborforoa .. 810 "Th. Povt.. ..8 2 !_i_>rra, .. .. 6 10 Ui.po.liiu.t. ..8 2 Murat .. ..6 7 MUchlef .. ..8 1 Talpo .. ~ 6 - timlr bo. .. ..8 1 Armoure-.. ..6 5 Fit„ He.ouiei ..8 1 :_:_'a.a_:_ ..6 4 llil.a .. .. 7 1- Ka.gp. .. ..6 4 >'ir Uoor__ .. 712 The Jilt .. ..6 2 Vanguard .. 712 Te ita .. ..SB llur.r'oirtt.. ..7 8 Paura .. .. 6 0 i.i.u:. .. ..7 9 GeatleAasi. ..6 0 Kulj .. ..7 8

PARISHIONERS OF ALL SAINTS'.

A SPECIAL meeting of pariahioners of All Saint-' was held last evening, tor the pur pose of considering the questi.n whether or not the Rev. John King Davis, M,__. should be retained as assistant to the R.v. E. N, Bree in conductisg the services of the church. The Rev. E. N. Bree oceu p'ed the chair, aod having opened-the meeting with prayer, explained the inamed iate object of the meeting. Mr Bree, who for many months has bee* in ill-bealtb, has -ufiicia-tly recovered to take part ia the scivices, but owing to his groat age and infirmities, a curate ia net-ess iry, Mr Bre. spoke in favour of re taining Mr Dati--, wh. was v zealous, hard working a-d -i.ecre young man, and ad mirably adapted tor the work of the chur.h. \ letter bad been r.caived from the Ris.op »f the diocese, who offered wo objection to tha r.tention of Mr Uavis, but iutimaliag that u«!ess tho parish were prepared to make s-me provision for him, Mr Davis would be reui-v.d to an.tUu' sphere of labour. Mr Davi- said that ho would willingly stay with the people of AH Saints', and do his utmost to promoto their spiritual well b-iug. The work was of the greatest im p.rtauca, i_ hiii estimation, a.d he was anx.o.s \o witness the growth aid Bpread of Christian principles throughout tho parish. Several parishioners having remarked upon too usefulness and u.ll._ging i-du.try of the y-ung miois'er, and of his valuable aßsistauc. to Mr Bree, the following resoiu tiou was moved by Mr McKinstry, seconded by Mr Leighton, an_ carried unanimously, '•That thi. mee.'iug, recognising the neces sity of retaining the cci vices of the Rev. J. X, Davis, M.A., as curate of All Saints' parish, hereby . authorist the vestry to ap. p.oiiriate from tha funds of the church th« sum of £G0 per annum towards his stipend," JJi jsm .ikpiL.j-sy.ill..ex. M __• %-\k i, ._'_ Rev. J. >.. Davis for his valuable services to All Saints' parish, aod earnestly hopes that -c will continue those services during tho ensuing year." A vote of thanks to the Rev. Mr Bree closed the meeting.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOIREE.

Tub committee and members of the Auck land Total Abstinence So.ioty held their anniversary tea and public meeting at the Tcmpetanco Hall last evening. The audirt.ee was not finite so numer.us as anticipated, but was highly respectable. A gro-.t many ot t-o old abstainers were pre sent, among whom wo noticed Messrs f-obinson, Rrobirt, Carr, Peace, Treraaia, Crauwoll, aud others. The tea and viands were of first-class quality, and highly creditablo t'> tho cumrnittee. Vo hing reasonable was wanting, and the several la-lies »t the tabl- did their best to give satisfaction, and they <ucceede.. Joseph flewmnn, Esq., president of t_e as«ocw tion, occupied the chair, and delivered the op.ning adilrecs, which was distinguished by that discretion which experie-ce bring?. Mr I^-wman spoke of tue nit.-erles cans.d by the dtirk traffic, and leferred to tbe ceufesions of criminals m Mount fden Gaol, to which be had listen, d, having had opportunities of learn ing sad fads as a vision.; Jastlce to the gaol, Ho was prepared to state that elgt t out of tc^ prisoners, he m'ght say nineteen ont of twenty, were brought to that positi. n through drink. It was a rnslancholy reflection. Mr Newman stated that it was now foity years siace he had b-en a total abstainer, since he had accepted v b_ prin ciple and .adopted the practice o,f this aofioty. He regarded the proper u?e of the ballot box as a most important, auxiliary to the cause, and it should be the desire cf eve.7 member to close public houses at ten o'clock, This was, however, a season of tcjoiciug, it being their anniversary, and they should rejoice at having the oppor tunity once a year of meeting together and shaking; hands. Every total abstainer should endeavvittr to promote the good of others, on the principle that no one livcth to. lijrnself," whioh was the very essence oi Cbristianity. He wou'd a'so recommend patience and thejexerci.e cf the Christian virtues towards those who were not prepared to adopt their views. Mr Cherry, secretary, then gaTe a sketch of tho position cf the society, and of tho growtn of the hall. They bad their diffi culties and continually recurring expenses, still he was happy to say that the debt, which had been roduceti to £100, was gradually lessening. Mr Bardiug, of .Napier, gave an account of the establish ment of the first total abstinence society in Wellington, which was opened in his house in May, 1842. Then it was difficult to hold a meeting without a row, now it seems impossible for teetotallers to get up a tow. Mrs Phelps, an American lady, was tho uext'.peaker, and gave a brief ac count of the " Women's Crusade." At the close oc this lady's addres.,Mrs Dormer raug a Salvation Army song, " t/h, Sinner, uome Homo'" Tbe other speakers of the even ing were Mr Tremain and Mr John Jenkins. Mr Tremain's speech was full of humour, and elicited frequent applause, Ihe musical piece, and several doets and ballads were praiseworthy. " Home, 3weet Home," with variations, by Miss Lily Bramc, was an excellent performance by so young a pianist. Mr Wm. Tremain sang "The Head and the Heart" and " Write to rue Often," with much effect, and was applauded. Miss Peace sang 1 " The Blind Girl to her Harp " and " Wait ing," in her best style. Tho Misses Bramo (sisters) sang a pretty duo^, "To the Woods" and " Where is my Boy To j eight 1" Mr W. Tremain gave a euphonium so'o, accompanied by Miss Tremain on the piano, which evidently gave pleasure to tho listeners. The whole of iho entertainment was creditable, and closed with a general vote of thanks,

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVER SARY.

The anniversary of the Grafton Road Sun. day-school was celebrated by a soiree l__f evening. There was but a small attend ance. Mr McMaster was called to th. chair. In his introductory icmarks he spoke earnestly on the importance of Sun, d.y-.chool woik, which he thought, in these days, was left too much in the background The secretary (Mr Ga'lanrl) read tbe annua. report, which showed tie annual atttnd aoca at morning school to have beea 21 boys and 9 .tills ; afternoon, 54 boys,"47 girl*. Tbe averace attendance was 11 less than last year. The receipts ammotmted to £59 Is lid. A little under £15 had beea collected for Home Missions, as ogain-t £16 18s 5„ in the previous year. Addresses were delivered by tbe t'evd Messrs Gitto? W; J. Wat kin, and T, McKenzie Frazer M. A., and by Mr Price. ~ t the co,clu! sion of the meeting, the customary series of votes of thauks was moved by Mr F. a White. During tbo evening a number of hymns were rendered by the choir.

COMPLIMENTARY ENTER. TAINMENT TO MR BARRY.

A COMPLIMENTAUY entertainment to Mr Barry by bis elocution .upils, assistedTjy Mr Gordon Gooch and leading amateurs took place in St. James's Hall last evening, There wa3 a moderate audience. Mr _. Bailley, who presided at tlio pianoforte during the evening, opened with a solo oa that instrument, af :er which Mr J, Hanna gave a ciplal rm.e.iug of "The Mountebank," and iv rtSf,on:c to au ' encore, the ge-tlatnau bowed his acknow. lidgmen, l Mrs Stev nson contributed the solo, " Ouce Again,' hut did not appear to great advantage, probably owing to the fact that tbe lady while singiug occupied a po ition too far from the footliglrs, permit* tiog the pro.ceiiium to interfere with a good delivery, iv.r Edmi ton g,ve a careful " rtnlering of the fong ".aved From the »_t"i'_i," which was concluded amid loud applause. Miss Tapper pioved very successful in her selection '* Darby aud Joan," aud in response to a decided encore, repeated the last verse, Mr Gordon Gooch apptared to great advantage i.i '■ The Blacksmith," descrptive of wofk at the forge, the anvil, and the measured b.at of tbe hammer. The usual encore Wa3 demanded, and in consequence the audi, ence was treated to " Simon the Cellarer." Mr Gooch also ffave at a later stage in the peiformance, the recitative and aria " Vieni la mia Vendetta (Lucrezia Borgia) with fine effect, and upon again being called before the audience sang "Sailing," retiring eventually amid much applause, Mr J. Edwards sang "The Good-Byeat the Door" with f,ood effect, the delivery of tho second verse being especially creditable. He also was favoured with a recall, and respondtd by singing " Eileen Allanah." The second part of the perform* ance comprised a representation in charac ter of Act I. Scene 111.,. "Merchant of Venice," and Act IV. (the trial scene) from the same play, Mr Barry, as Duke, had not a great deal to speak, but performed his part cerrectly and with much considers tioa. MrG, H.Lawrencepersonatedthe Jew, »hylock, and gave a very creditable p-it.-aiture of that important character. rt"e have n-t before seen Mr Lawrence appear to to much advantage. Usually be. ■ has a alight tendency to rant, but on this occ-siou he did much justice to a very diffi cult part. Mr C. D. Robertson made a . - good Grati.no, and it is a matter for regr.t he had not greater .cope to exhibit his dramatic ability. He both dressed and looked and-poke well. Miss C. D. Hal" ttead, as Portia, gave a clear enunciation of the allotted lines, the tone throughout assumed being that of the pleading of one vary much concerned in the result of the -j trial. Tha conception. was rather original, but well carried out. Antonio was present in the persou of Mr F. Lawrie. who spoko all his lines distinctly, but at times gave foot expression to the more telling pas> sages, Mr W. Lawrence was decidedly''not ' at borne " in his part, and was a very poor representative ot Ba-sanio. These two latter throughout, it might be observed, showed very little concern as to what was transpiring at the tri.l, though the outcome was of such' great importance to both. The entertainment altogether pioved a great success.

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THE AUCKLAND mmim STAR. NOVEMBEB 22.



Aactions. B, TOSKS, K. 0. OARB. v 3. ». TOKKS TCMORROW. -|7XLLERSIIE 1 1 TmLLEKSLIEI! VOLCANIC SOIL, olosh; to ratlwax station. b. tonks & co. TTAVE been instructed by Mr F. J, Bomerfleld to soil on Tb.nr.d_y next, at 12 o'olook, A NUMBER OF CHOICE LOTS CLOSE TO ELLERSLIE RAILWAY STATION I AND RAOKCOUfISB, Iho Land Is rlchvolosnlc soil, covered wilh a grand Rward o' grass, beautifully planted With troos, -0 ta SO feet high, Church, -ohooi. Hotel, P(Bt Office, Immedia tely opposite, Tho owner Is determined to sell, and will give - most liberal terms ITho on'y Volcanio Land for sale in tho neigh bct-rho-d. , __— B. TONKS,] [R. O. CABK.] B. D.TONKS.J WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. i__ ORNINGSIDE. if_IORNING-IDE. 11,1 ORNINGSIDE. I?IORNINGSIDK. RAILWAY STATION ON PROPERTY. md VOLCANIC LAND 1 Vi 'BUSES HOURLY I •I 1 TRAIN SIX DAILY I fi-jl B. TONES & CO. If XT AYE been instructed by A. E. II - .D. Taylor, Eeq,, to sell oa Wedireßday, 29ib iiP |j j November, at 12 o clock, ' j' THK ABOVS PROPERTY. Ilpi- Thlß la a genuine Bale of a really first-class 111 property, a portion having already been sold j!-;. and built on. A Church, Parsonage, and Store 'ij are erected, and also a number of Villa Rest |F." dences. JL Tho Property has been out up, with a view of I] having a good cl_s3 of building., Into lots up to H . nearly lour acres In extent, but purchasers ot II f smaller lota can have an opportunity of supply ; .; lag their Wants close to the Railway Station. I|| which ooonplo3 tho centre of tho Estate. | H The_lM_d_ajpleaplo. —.—- — j! H A Church, Sohool, Stores, Builder's Establlsh fflf ment, Blao__mlth's Bhop, Wheelwright's Shop, iii] So., are now In full running order on tha pro- Stlf Trains and' Buses are running continuously, Jiir, praot-oally bringing it within a few minutes of SIIh thooity. |||t: : The greater number of the allotments front on I 11; to the Main North and Mount Albert Roads. It PLANS NOW RKADY 111 B. TONKS K. O. CARE *B. D. TOKKS |l I ; ' EARLY IN DECEMBKR. I :/»/_. ACRES, "aVONDALE TOWN -I.RP --''Ol" SHIP, adioining Rai^ay Station, iii - fronting on New North Road, of .Mr H. Walton, Esq.; now being '. , . divided, and HI . win be offered for positive sale at a n early date. IU F•', •■;■ .',■;■ B. TONKS & CO. II TO-MORROW. 111 THE BEMUERA YARDS. Ilfiir __ftOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on E 111 J-J Thursday next, November 33, EH. 150 Head WolMatted Cattle from Wangannl, ill 1' Walkato. and S.ndhlUs 111 70. Fatßheep iff. I-1 Fat Lambs 111 Fat and Store P.ga ■ .- " 111 j1 Diiry Cowa and Store Cattle |||f' ALFRED BUCKLAND. II " TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. ]j! I THE HAYMA KET. 111 PRINCIPAL WOOL SALE POR THE 111 I 0a TOE-DAY, November^.., 12 o'olooi-. ALFRED BUCB-LANP. ill: • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER .24. Hl.'il..1 THE HAYMARKET. ill TjlOR SALF, at the flaymarket,' on Fri llll i _i_ ' QBy> November IP, ]„ , q HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES ex JIS | " Southern Cross, from Glsborne, illll The above ate all Young Horsea, and first-class HI! I „" workers. ill. ALFRED BUCKLAND, ill V " TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, ""I " TBE REMUERA CATTLE FAIR. Hill" - T AST CATTLE ' FAip FOR THE llllll' JLi ' SEASON. I '' ENTRIES en or before TUE3DAY. 111 l F Deccember 9 l||| - ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUBTRY CATTLE SALES. ij||.'l||» papai.nra-Wednesday, Novembsr 29. If 1': _s_lfred"buokland. I Ili .-.:■■. ; jfUBS-JAI-S. ill *H " *> A-I5 &R X % llll' n».r« QW WOO'i., SHEEPSKINS 'IW S H-DKB. and TALLoW, a«U Tneafia.-, a» IfflU- ; ■■***itXD_ KUO> ti--AKg lit" FBIDA.Y, NOVEMBER 24. ill ;„. TO E HAYMARKET. I lIL „nX SAL^, at the Haymarket, on lIP F Friday next. November 21, II 11 A HAY PRE 1 S. in thorough working order. lift aifked"bu ckl and. Wmli ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. THE HAYMARKET. . Ili _Kr.ni. SALE, at the Haymarket, on |~ I rpOR -B*£g_. y, November 2», 1 •* -wmiVtl-AV. DRAUQAT MABE3 ill'- MB*J B«ISSwO3S to,. olaS anima' B' l '"jvl :'^lfijeiTbucklanp, '



Auctions, ___________ T O■ M O X R O _W. ' IHUHSDAY, 2 o'CL-CE-p.m, Bbowk-.THEut (off Ponsonby Road, near Richmond Road). EOUS-EOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR HAS lieeu favoured with instructions from Mr Hosking (who is leaving for Australia) to sell by auction, at his residence, Browu-strcet, on Thursday next, at 2 o clock p.m., HIS NEWLY -SELECTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS-A well-made Horse-hair Cloth Suite, Tapestry Carpet, Pic tures, Sholls, Books, Ca-e Chairs, Loo and Squaro Tables, Clock. Bedsteads, Ohcst Drawers, Toilet Tables and Glasses, Washstands, Toil-t ---waro, Kitchen Utensils, Glass nnd Earthen ware, Sec Sec. Feather Bad, Whatnot, Platedware. On View on tho Morning of Sale. ' ~~ TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 11 a.m. WELLES LEY-STREET, CLEARING OUT SALE OF FURNI TORE, CABINErW ARE, _.<_., AT MESSRS MILLS and DEMPSEY'S. X, ARTHUR MAS been favoured wilh ins;ruclions fiom Me3sr. Mills a_d D.mp.oy, C-blnot maker?, Wellesley-.tro-t, near Qu.en-8-:.et (irholatu-dtlcvoU-f. she whole if tbelr atten tion to m_-ai~.ct.rin.), to ..11 by suction, nt their ptomiiif, on 'i'hura.ay nest; at 11 o clock a m., Tho Hemnlcdof of their .TOOK Of CABI NETWARE, FUUN .TURK, fee. Sec. -Marono Hep Suit,'. Couchts _nd C.alrs, Bodsteads, Beading. H-lil-ssis, _-atlra.si.e-. Offlco Table with drawer., -ts-ortcd furniture; a Eat ol Walnnt FrtiEO., Strcttg Bad. Falllasaea and Mattrasa Cassr. aud J-rnsn, Curlsid Hair, Flock, Fiaxard Btraw, .i Siiii;e:-'a ■-- owicg Machine in go.d workin.; Ordtr. Cn view rooming of the sale. AT AN EARLY DATE. Ex Lech Urr, Loch Elect, md other late arrival". TRADE S3LE CF Currant?, Raisins, Fancy Confectionery, General Groceries, and Oilman's Stoicp. Messrs. POTTER & CO. WILL sell by auction, at their Storos, Durham-atreot. at an early date, SHIPMENT. OF THE ABOVE GOODS (Now Landing). , Particulars In Future Advertisement. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. /GENERAL DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABKRDASH.RY, j __0., -SO,. SO, GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY Nul'ICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, At an Early Date, thh: following valuablb propsrtieß, Being part of an Eatato hold In trust br Sir G. Maurloe O'.torko and Captain T, Viret Shepherd:— Kfi ALLOTMKNT3 In tbo best part of Choi- OK/ tonham. North Shore KA ALLOTMBNTa at Mount Bden JQ ALLOTMSKTS, Brlfihton Road, Parnell - g ALLOTMaNrJotth-Whajf.Onehunga O ALLOTMENTS at tho old Wharf, One ° hunria OA ALLUTM-NTJ at Mount Wellington, AU Panmure. Further pertlcul-ra In f uturo advertisement. WEDNJSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 11 o'clock a.m. On the Premises, Sar. field-street, Ponsonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. ENGLISH-MADS FURNITURE. F. C. GREENWOOD "OTAS received instructions horn Mr C. -*-*- A. Bydder, of Northnmbarland Honse, SaHfleld-street, Ponsonby, to sell by auotion, on the premises, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE VALUABLE OIL & WATsR-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly be Issued, and the House Thrown Op?n for Inspection (by card from the A-otliiiner) for Intenolng purchasers a f.irtnlght before the Bile, Also, (If not previously d'spossd of), at the same time and placo, will ba sold the SPLENIiID FAMILY RESIDENOE Of 20 rooms, replete with eve.7 modern ooa" convenience,and known as "Northumberland Honae," together w»»-h LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD L4BD. The Hooso is c!o~a to tho wat*r'_ edge and proposed new nier-. and oommands a very One view. Is suitable for _, _o_r,ljng sohuol, a_d is in every way well suited a* n, Marine Family Beal dence, or -mperior Faroliy H.tel, in the rising district of Ponsonby. The remaining Ground Is being out up Into about nine lots, with frontn.es to Sarrflel-. street and tbo Waltornata Harbonr. The whole of tho Freehold, containing i acrery, will be ofi-red In one lot, as per plan, and if not aold In one lot will be cold as ont np. Lithographic Plans will ba loaned on and after.Taesday, lith Instant, and can b. had On application at the offloe of R. C GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner of Queen and Shortland-streets. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHHRS. EDEN mERRACE. DEN AeRRACF. NEW NORTH ROAD. MONDAY, DECEMBER i, SOON, pHOICE -\riLLA yITES. GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGES, C.C., &c., &C, B. C. GREENWOOD HAS receivedinstrnctions fromuar. Has lett to offer for sa'e by auotion, on Mon day, the _th December, at noon, at his NEW ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, Between Messrs, Fisher end Co.'s and the Now Bank of New tSouth Wala?,,and opposite to Vulcan Lane, (yA CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 1 4 V having good frontage and great detith, and situated on the right band aldo ot Bden Terrace, New North Road, The land Is nil In good __?_--,- _cml volcanic and commands a very good view. The land la situated just outside tho City bonndaiy. having all the convenience ot City property without iho expense. The City Water Mains and 6as are laid on to the bourdary, and Working Men and other. w'shlng for a FrechoH Lot olo;e to town ought to avail themselves of this oj.p.rtnnlty to aoonre a Home for themsslve'. Lithographic P.'ano aro ready, and can bo had on application at the ofiice of tho Auctioneer. The land is pegged and fligßed.. Also. At tho name timfl; will be offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COT CAGES On Freehold Lots, with frontaEO to Kdon Toi'racu. The terms aro: OEO-ft-nrth cash (for the allot ments) and tho balance 3 yait aat 7 per cent, per nnum. For the Cottagi.: Ono thirdc-Bb, and balance 3 years at 7 per cent, psr annum. - R. C. GREENWOOD,- | - AuetioiKer.



Auctions. W, 8, COCHItANB.J _JAMK3 DAC.K TO-MORROW. OUILDING QITES, "DARNELL. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, .3rd Inst,, at U o'oloolr, 17 X/ARSH! BuiLTINQ SITE 3. Containing about ~ acre each, nnd having frontsgoa to Hoba.n'B Bay Road. Campbell __na.e,and Bt-lwyn Road, and the sea. These All-t.ni6_.ta are beautifully situated, overlco.lnx the harbour (to which some have a frontage), and though retired are easy of access, b.lng a very short it iv* c from the 'busses. Tho roads throo.h tho .'operty havo boon lately formed and metall... Terms Easy. For lv. ther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE fit BOH, Auctioneer-. W, 8, OOOHKAKB] .JAB. DAOEI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. RESIDENCE, SYMONDS-STRBBT. ALLOTMENTS, PONSONBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO', WYNYARDTON. NO RESERVE. F|".HE subscribers will sell, at their JL Rooma, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 28th Instant, at 12 o'clock, By Older of tho Trustees under the Will of the Late Ellen Evitt. ALLOTMENTS 21 and 9 of Sub-dlvlalon Lot i. S.otlon 7, having frontagtsc. 38 feet to 3> iu.ODd---.tre t aud 36 Uot to Albert .trr-or, w Ith i_ through depth of 238 feet, , and h.vina a Comfortable Residence of 7 rooms ereotod thereon. SPRING-STREET. PONSjNBV-Eleven Allotments, being ur sold portions of Lot 29. Section 8. DRURY-AUotment SO, containing lr. 2p.. fi O-tlng slippery Cr.ok. PAPaKUHA—Allotment 84, containing lr. lfip. OPAHICKE (DRURYI-Lots 21, 22, 23 and 21 of Seotlon 3, Sub-division of Lots 37 and 38, HILLSBORO—Lot 1, Election 1, containing la. 3r. SOp. WYNYARDTON-Lot 8. Also, RANDOLPH-STRIET, NEWTON-AH.tmtmt 23, having 33 foot frontlge. This Is a good Building Site, as It stands high and .ocuplo. a good position. For further particular, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. COCHKANEJ RAS. DACKB MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Order of Commissioner of Hospital" Reserve., TBE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL EARMS AT NORTHCOTE. ripHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by 1 Auotion, at tbelr K.oma, Fort-street, on Monday, l.ih Instant, at 13 .'cloak, 11IS LEA SB, for a term of 21 roars, of Allotm-nt- 11. 15. 16. 17, and 20, Parish cf T_k_»n__. -ut-fllvl-.d Into Farm Heotlo.s of from 3 to 13 aorea, having frontages to Uo main road, the sea. and the _ew Lake read. For Conditions and farther partlaulari apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE _. SON, Auctioneers, W, 8. COOHBANEI [JAB. DAOBK TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. By Order of tho Registrar of tho Supreme Court. TOWN ACRE AT ONEHUNGA. ffl". HE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, a. Fort-stroet, on .uesaay, 23th lost., at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT U, Section 18. Town of Ono hunga, oontainsng 1 acre. It oommands a (100 view of the Harbour, and 1b situa ted not far from Hallway Btatlon. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE __ SON, Au.ti__.-_V-. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, NOJN. - — —rsmß c. DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shortland-strcot, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO PERTIES t- BELLWOOD ESTATE, KO CHOICE BUILDING ALLLOT i~PpJ MENTS in this rising and favourito District. These Allotments vary In sire from 60x130 feet to 69 _ 118 feet 8 inches, and havo frontages to Mount Roskill Road, Bollwood Avenue, Marlborough-street, Lawrence-street, Chatham street, add Raleigh-streot. Title Land Transfer. Also, tho Unsold Balance of tho STUNEYHURST ESTATBj Consisting of Lot 39, corner of Edon Valo Road, 232 x 231 feet; Lot U, corner Eden Vole and Wynyard Roads, 148 feet 8 inches x -6. feet; Lot 25, View Road, 133 x 277 feet (completely fenced); Lot 12, View Road, 132 x 273 feet 9 inohes; also, part o£ Allotment 6, having a frontage to View Read of 117 feet, and to Albert Avenuo of 197 feet by a through depth of 007 feet. TERMS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE LOTS One-fourth Cash, Balanob a_ 7 ran. Cent., 3 to 5 Years: GRAFTON ROAD. Ya'u.ble Allotment, corner of Grafton Road an. BfiEumoot-at.eet._- feet 7 Inohesxßs fost ID lac In:-; also. arMotning Allotment, £9 feet J lnohea x 85 feet 10 i.che_. MOONT EDEN. Allotment, corner of View Road and Victor?* Avenue, 125—5 x .25—9; also, Allotment having _ frontage to View Road of IU-0 by a depth of 225—9. VICTORIA AVENUE. 1 Allotmoafc. E9f.et x 266 feet 8 Inches: 2 Al lotments, 9. feat 9 lnohea x 119 feet 10 Isohe.. CORNER OF VICTORIA AVENUE AND ALBERT AVENUE. Allotment, 93 feet 9 Inches x 1.9 feet 10 Inches. OLIPHANT - STREET, POJRSONBY WARD, lot No. 13, .2 feet 6 leches x 127 feet 10 lnohea, MELFORD-STREET, PONSONBY WARD. DWELLING HOUSE, Nearly now, woll finl-bod and fitted, Containing 8 rooms, servant's room, pantry and soailery, .table, ooaoh-hoose, wood-shed, Sev., with 3 Allotments havi-il a frontage of 134 feet by a depth of l'-O feet, laid ont a garden, ana fully stocked with fruit trees, Ac. Also, Lot 3 63, 61, 65, 68,67, and part of 6S, each bav in? a frontage ot 10 feet to Melford and Vine atreeta, by a total depth of 150 feet. MOUNT EDEN ROAD (C-OS_ to the RAILWAY STATION). 2 Allotments, 39 x 111 feet; 1 Allotment, S3 feet x 131 feet 8 inches; 1 Allotment, 39 feet 6 f.ohes x 78 fee', CORNER OF MOUNT ROS&ILL AND VIEW ROADS. Valuable Eud>_B3 file, 122 x 200 foet. The Auctioneers would call particular atter.- Hon to the fact that all the above Allotment, arp situated well withia two miles of Q-een-at-oel. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD (NEAR THE P.ST OFFICE.) NEW AND HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, Containing 8 room., all of good size; also, bath room, scullery, 'pantry, detached wash-house (with JooppeiM wood-honse, 2.00-gaUon tank, so: Allotment, 60 x 281 fast, oleared and. laid out as garden. This House {a thoroughly flnlrhsd, and fitted with every convenience for a family. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN, NEW AND WELL-BUILT HOUSE Of six rooms, soailery, apd pantry, alt well flnlßhed and fitted; Allotment, 57 feet 6 laches x 166 feet. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, HOUSE LATELY IN THE OCCUPATION 03? REV, MACKENZIE FRABER. Containing ten rooms, with green-house, ols terns, tanks, So.; Allotment, 71 xRO feet, laid out as garden, with asphalt _>aj:as, Sep. Terms on application to the Auctioneers. VAILE -. DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, ho_tland-.tr.et. DURHAM YARDS. " ~ erf. TRUSSES SUPERIOR presspd OV MEADOW HAY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ' HUNIBB & NOLAN,



Auctions. TO-MOIROW. CITY OF AUCKLAND. 11 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN LOWER HEPBURN, NEW, & LOWER BSRESFORD-STREETS, G. W. BINNEY Has received instructions from tho City Council to offer for sale, by auction, at noon on Thurs day, November 23, nt his Salo Rooms, Lower Queen-street, irmHE LEASE FOR THIRTY-THREE JL YEARS of the following CHOICE BUILDISG SITES: k ALLOTMENTS, having a f rentage of 88 feet * Oin. each, by a largo depth, to Lower Hep burn-strcot. I ALLOTMENT (Corner Allotment), 10 foot l frontngo to Hepburn and Lower fiere»ford streets. o ALLOTMENTS, .0 feet each frontago to " Now-street (0(5 feot wide, leading to the City Pork). o ALLOTMENTS! 10 feot frontngo each to ° Lower Bcrcsford-strcct. 0 ALLOTMENTS, Hepburn-street. 14 feet by " 160 foot, abutting on the Park (Just below the residenco of Thos. Macky, Esq.). And 1 ALLOTMENT, with 06 feet frontage by 100 * feet depth lo Ponsonby Road (adjoining tho residence of Mr MoLeod), &c, &c. Tho abovo allotments aro pleasantly situated 111 one of tholendingnndiiiostrcspcctabloneigli bourhoods in tho City (abutting on tho City Park). V3r Ono third tho valuo of tho Buildings on tho Ground nt tho expiration of tho Lease will be ropaid to the lessee. Terms and conditions of s.lo nnd lease, with Plan, may bo viewed at the olllcc of tbo Town Ciork, City Council Buildings, lligh-streot, after tho Bth November; and at the rooms of the Auctioneer on tho day of salo. Allotments will ho flagged. TO-MORROW, At 12 Noon, LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, Selwyn and Hepburn streets. G. W. BINNEY a "AS been favoured" with instructions to sell by public auction at his Mart, Qaess-.treet, o. Thursday, November 23. at 12 aolook, THE FOLLOWING: ALLOTMBNT, with 61 ftot frontngo to fciolwin-.troer, being ho. 2_. of Sub dlvl-lo- ot Allo'.mont- 1, 2. 4, and 0, Ot Seotlo-150, City of Auckland, Also, ALOTMBNTS al.ti_.a- in HaDburn-atreet having a frontage of lift -Inaßacb, and being No-. 35 a-d .6, of a .Subdivision Into Lit., of Allotments 6 and 6, oi Section 51, ot tha cliy of Auokland, The A"otment No. 86. Hepb»rn-i.t-_et. h«s a First a«a| -IX-RUOMED HOUtE, with Oct houaes.roolcd t_or-o_. Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW. at 12 Noon. FREEHOLD .LLOTMENTS AT NEWMARKET. G. W. B I N _. B V 0 AS rccciied instructions to sell _y is pnbMe a.0U0., aa kl. Mart. Uaoea-Btuot, on TMu-aay. N-v. 'it, at 1. o'oiock, q ALLUTMKNIV. belie -09. W, 81. aid " IS having a froitago of 'JQI feot to ADAH __ MIDDLKTON-SIR-J-Ta The abort Allotnitnta aro opposite tha Go rernmoat Railway Reserve, Newmarket, Terms at Sals. FRIDAY, NOVEMBEK 24, DURHAM YARDS. IjIOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Jj Friday next. The Woll-known Cro.s-coa»try Hor.o JOEER 1 Superior Heavy Draught Hone, any trial 2 Usefml Farm Marea _ Upstanding Go'dlags Hoo.e, Light llarno :e- and Draught Horses Spring Cart., Baggies, Brays, H_rness, Sec. HUNTER &~NOLAN. For P/lvats Sale:-Sydney Drayr, IS btloi first-class M_adow Bay (carafnlly tru.ssd), Pov.rty Bay Ry« Graß_S»ed, In any quantities, and N_. 6 Fonolng Wire, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. DURHAM YARDS. FOX SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next/ Ex s,B. Southern Cros«, from Poverty Bay. 1 Very Handsome Pair Grey Bußgy Ponies 1 Vory H ..dßorno Pair Roan Cairlago Horses . Sopirlor Riding Cobs 6 Uaefnl Horao*.aulMblo tn Ha«ka orßnggles 2 Upstanding Horaoa, fit f.r Oaneom or Kx press work Also, The Imported Trotting -toltlon QUIOKSILVjiR At 18 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECKMBIR 8, ~ UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOT-.L, GOODWILL, FURNITURE. &C. THE Subscribers have recoivid instruc tions from Mr Mo(.l__-._->. to sell, on FRIDAY, tho B__ Deo.jr.ber, al the Durbun Tarda THE GOOOWItit, -r TBK UNEXPIRHB TKR-* Off LE a_E. of Six Yea-B. of lht> JUNC TION HOTEL, doing • large aaft rn-peotabla bnslne-S.Theoo«imodton*ne-a ot rh« Hons-.-iid the desirability of the s'.tnstioi, are too well known for oommeit, bat its In.rre-laro prox imlty to (he ttrmlnns ef the tramway renders It prospccllvel. more valuable than other aubnr ' bin houses. Pr-rsona In guest of a good house cannot easily Jlnd a more desirable one. AT 12 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & HOLAN, ...,". am Meaicol. ys EDI CA L HALL aJ/\ PONSONBY (Opposrri. tbs Tiibeei Lamps), EstabUshodlß76. J, G. HENDBRSON, Diaponalng Chemist and Pharmaolst, and Snrgßnn.nflntl.t (Ragistered), ES___U,l£-.-O _-_» MB s, xßapj. aa a QCRO3OW DSWTXEr_ Wabtutie»_j--ik .as, tnaaii Qci.aai-E_n-._-r_ PaiDiss) i-jtsr-i---.:. at '."wis nr tb* Oalfls i.t-rnsra. tit-' ---<-*_i_;>»io!iA.' v*i.iir*-_. <\.m <i>>» ■ .p . J A M~K~S C A T ER, DI3P»N«ING __B FAMtL. OHEMIBT lM_«n_U PIIAHI-ACBOTMAr. SOOrBTVI, HOBSUN-.TREIST, olnsoto Weaio_t<ins»re6», AOCKLANO. N. 2. Keating's Powder. KHIATtNG'B POWDER KEATING'S PUWDEK KHATING'B POWDER KILLB BUGS, FLKHS. MOTHS, bK.TL_. J. This Powder ib Qoitb HABSitiiss to Animal l Jfo, bat is unrivalled In destroying fleas, bags, cookraaohes, beetlos. moths in furs, and every other speolea of insEor. Sports men will find this Invaluable for destroying Seas In tnelr dogs, as alio ladlea for their t,t.tdoKß. This Abtlole has Fourn) _o Gbeat a Salb that It has tempted othors to vend a'-so oallod artlole in ImltatloO. Tho Pnbllo are Cautioned that the tins of tho genuine powder bear the autograph ot THOMaB SKATING. KEATIWG'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'. WORM TABLETS KKATING'- WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLBTB A PURBt-' Vkoktaulb Swertmbat, both in appearanoe and taste, famishing a most agreeable method of administering the only oertain remedy for INTKBTINAL or THBI-AD WORMS?. Jit Is a porfootly tafe and mild preparation, and la etpecl-lly adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists and Drng- Blsts. PKOPRIB-O- i THOMAa KEATING, London. ii, ___\______&___XSSCSSSSSSSI " " ""■|M,^ >—* Worth Sho re. AT THK wholksale wihe, spirit, AND ALE -TORE Wears BOTTLING and SUPPLYING EVGLiieH and COLONIAL. ALB and BTOUT. In splendid eonditioo, by tho oabe or in mix-d dozbns of say eight bnule. of Ale and Stout, and four bottles Wines and Splrlia. Limeiulp. aud Oordlala, noted Tonic Hop Beer, Gi-ger Ale. Sec .so. " N.8.-Splrlts (proof Btrergtb), Wines, Alos, Sea,', ot finest quality. Orders delivered Fbkb at Toivs Pai-KS. . , Wo thank the Inhabitants of the North SitOFO for their very liberal patronage, ».d ask aoo', tinuancocf th. same. NOTE ADDRES3- Olnse to Victoria Wharf, and adiolning Fenton'a Devonport Honae (Drapery Establishment), Vlctorla.Road,



j \ WObTHCOMIHG LAND SALES BY T. W. HICKS ON & CO. TIIK BONA FIDE NAT ORE Cf a'l Sales undertaken by T. W. Hlckson and Co. la Kuaia-tod b* the fuot that they depond entirely upon alt tin land tho. ollor belno; 87ld to recoup thorn tbolr expenditure in eui'veye, llihogr-p-lng, advertising, ar.d other oxpess.B of Bale. Veidor. only pny _% .oaimiseion on aotual Bale, whioh onmmts'loti 1b to cover all O-arniw. If the land la not sold, thur (V. W. H. mid Co) are nt tho loss of th- whole outlny In Burvoy., elo. Tney aro thereforo bound to havo Buoh moderato np.ic. prlo.s flxod as will ersnro osulo; oonajquenlty th. public msy depend on BOtt'.ni: valin for tho r mom-y, bo in no case does thii firm urdoitalro eaio^ wr.er.) exorbitant valuea aro look.d for by the vondorp. jssarolf, our ve.do.-Bar.osnerjcfuiary years Hlandliig (not Bpecu!_tor_, who maielj buy to sell at »x.rulr_rit pricea), yloidlng to the preisni-o ot un a'.v.noin. and .aptd.lv increasing ropu pnlatlon that Is desiioiiß of Beolng larg.- ot tares brokon up. and acquiring an Int. roat in tho soil —tho Land for tho People. TOWARDS THE END OF NOVEMBER. OrHINHII.T-.-Teu small Farms, containing from 1 to 10 aorca, .Itiutud 12 mil a ontot to.vn, byan.ol ni.-tnl roa^, in the ..m.tr.i of Pnku rang., one of ilto most thlc'-ly popu'.tod small farm distilct. In ih»Nonli I.land. Tho land Ib all of good quality, r„. gtng in v.tltiu (rum £7 to £ljau ace, aud 0..1 v uxd. to bo Bono by tho p actlc.l farm.rtubo ap.rcoUUd. ,Tb.ro Is on oxcol'ent Gov. riminutS lino! ftHinijßldt, tho pro perty—. B.rltby Postcllloa. Public Hail, oto. Dally M.ll Orjaoh to ami from town -one cf the be.t In Auokland. Tno wliolo r.l-irlet Id noted for tbo all-round productiveness . f It i Bull, mid suitability for ffirmlnj in all Its branches. It IB cloro to tlio fdi'fatn. d stul yarins of the Mossr.i Miioie.l,l, nnd no dlstrlot in tho colony can b.ai this one for average yield ot corn or quality ot tt.oS of all klndß Dro_uo.il In lr. Tha Property has not had fair ploy, or it would have a mnoh hotter apponr anoii than it now wear?. Still, tbo aurrouuding farms ail Rlfo ovldenco of what may be dono with the land lr f.lrly treated. It Is a very rare ooourr-nce for a farm lv tho dlstrlot to onan_n hands, and a notable fact that while It la dlfll cult to IndUDO adjoining owners to celL there la always keen competition amongst them for. Ny portions of land that do happon to come Into tho market, f.nd the oldest ostabllahod rosi-outa havo beon hteadlly adding to their estates ea opportunitlea oif-red. Meacß of oonveyanco will bo afforded to pbisous desiring to view tho estato, and the fullest Information nlven by iho agent?. Llthograpba now In the Press. WHSTBORY.-Thls sldo of Mornlngslde. Is situated -withtn easy raach of town, either by road or rail, being a Bhort distance biyona the Wfttorwork?, on th» ono hri-d, and not far from tho Mount A.b.rt R-llwar Biattoutintlifi Othor, TheLanjl ia cf v.at mwlium qu_li:y, between clay an* vo:o_dlu, that Is _o .ml'ontly suited for the growth of fruit and uarden produ.o Of every drscrlntlon. Beini. wM shsltere^ from the prevailing south-westerly winds, well watered, and sloping gontly towards tlio sun, no better situation could be selected for establish ing a homo with nil the surroundings that could bo desired by tbo most enthusiastic ad mirer of the beautiful in Nature. Tho placo is Within easy walking and driving distance ot tho town. Tho seelioha will vary in slzo to suit all requirements—from a quarter aero to five acres. The terms will bo such ns to bring it within tlio reach of any ono of moderate means, and every fncllity will be given for tho erection ;of build ings and other improvements. Plans in the Press. Fullest particular, obtalnnblo of tlio agents. Title, Lund Transfer. EARLY IX DECEMBER. GLEN GROV_..-Tlila charming Estato sur round- the Otahuhu Hallway Station, and Is tho first point on the Auckland and Wnlkatollno which is at once in the country by, the seaside, and convenient to town. Here jou have ovcry advantage that country life am nil'ord—open Melds, abundance of fresh air—milk, vegetables, and farm and garden produce in abundance and at halt iluyno; that I. ..Aid in tno neigh bourhood cf towa; buitar and eggs fro-h iroru tbe farms—evory lnxury that a country life afford., with th. advantage of an easy, oheap, and rapid means or lr___.t from your door lo your business ollloe. Here, wttle at your work Inthooty, jou can feel that your family aro happy in the __.oyn.Bnt of that h.__to and cx hlla.atln„ .x.be-un.u of iptrluj mat only a li'o In tho fr-.h oton fl-ldn of iho cou.try wilt onsuro them. To anyone fond of gardening ac butter sol. or situation could ba oo_l. _d; It IB tha very porfeoilon of .oil for garden or orchard purpoMja—a rioii, dry, v_ic_nlo loam. Upon the am_ll_st of tho s.ct.ona ample .pace may be n.i£-T.tt^-aF.vK^..T_ftflhft^_^-r.nits.: ana full employme-t for vi. leliuro mciiieois before and Dfi.-rbtNlao.is hours. Nowhere in Anoklan- is tha Mr during the summer, BO fresh a-d h-uol-g as It la In this neighbourhood, tem pered as It la by th.< coo. waters ot tho Manokau harbour. To tho3o whoso avc- O-tio.iß oamp.il them to toll in tho enervating atmosphere ot the city during tho day, nothing coul- i-nd more 10 Invigorate th.lr eyatoma than tho trip out by r_.il to (11.v Grove. A fea ture at ono. novel and pos3oßsing sterling advantagna will bo not-Ovd In tho laying out of tho .'cc'l-os and road*. Kach of tho email seot ttons haa a frontag*, or ingress to, a pormauout pa»turo ro-crvo In ineosutre ot eaob block; no twooftr.eseem.il lostions aro baok to baok, out all are baok«d b. a green tl -Id. By tho con ditions of sale, th.co will be reserved for open p.a'.uro- for all tlm». So that, however thickly populated tho placo may become, It will always have those open bro-tbtng space.-, in tho midst Of tho vsrioui blooks of buildings. In tho mattorof soonery, Glen Orove will yield tho palm to no other placo about Auckland. It muse bo Bftn to b^ aponcl-tod, aa It la not poealbte to do juailoo to It In a short paragraph anon as thi.. It bei-u: Impraifblo to fully do-crlb. tho many atlnctlona oliored to those soolil.'g rural hom»P, at mo.l_ri.tn prlo«B, not too far from the olty, we oan only urge those doslr. leg -usl,, -j pay a vltnt et In-p-otton before In vealn.rl-wul.oro. Terms — One fourth cabb, b_la»co at a-vou por a.-n». Lltho.raphs will shortly boom, .lite, Lards Transfer. STIRI.TNGWORTH, HIKUTAIA, THAMES VALLKV.— -000 acres of Mr Henry Alloy's really mngnillcent estato will bo offered to tho public early in December, in sections of various sizes, and will afford a raro opportunity lo ac quire a good farm in n good position. On a main trunk roail.proposcd trunk line of railway, and lino navigable river. Lund of the richest quality. There bus been nothing equal in any respect to this property sttbniittod to tho publio for many years past. The wliolo ot tho interior tralllc of tho l'atctcre, Matamnta, Woitoa, Aroha, and Thames Valley country, whether by Rnll or Water, will havo to paS3 over or by it, It is in the centre of tho best markotfor produco in Now Zealand, namely, tho Goldflelds of tho Thames Peninsula, besides Timber Mills and othor industrial establishments employing a largo number of hands. Steamorsaro constantly plying up and down tho river, affording easy and rapid means of conveyance to tho markets. A largo portion of tho land is in tho richest pasture, carrying and fattening a largo number of stock, which find a roady Bale at top prlccß in tho Thames markets, Thore is nothing that a semi-tropical climate can produce that cannot bo grown to perfection on tho warm, aheltcrcdi alluvial flats ofSlirlingworth. Absolutely with out reserve. Full particulars will bo printed on lithographs, which will bo sent to any riddrcsg on receipt of Post Card, or may be had ot tho Office of the Agents. Title—Land Transfer. VAUXHALL, NORTH SHORE.-Tho ownor of this oharming little estato.in compliance with tho desiro of sovoral porsons desirous of acquir ing sections for building, has arranged with us to subdivide it and placo it in tho market parly in December. This property was oho of tho earliest selections, and the person selecting }t might well claim to havo picked tbo eyes out of tho North Shoro, whoa ho had secured this, ft must bo .eentob.atpr; olatod. Bat wo may britfly mi ntlon that It Is buu -ted at the western in- ot me Ch-itenaani Beach, cf whioh. as well an tho North Head, Mount Vie? t-jrla unci * nnn.b-r of the .elands studding the Haurakl Oulf, It oommanda a full view. Many hundreds ot pounds have b.en apant In adorn ing and b-autifylr,g tne grounds, bo that no matter whom v .ectlon may b> .elected, Its owner will bscomf. the possessor cf ready laid out grounds, with hoots of fruit and ornamental trees, whioh have taken year, to roaoh the state of perfection and beauty they*now present. Croquet lawns, bowerj, shrubberl.., plantations - natural, ornamental and useful —oranges, and othor fruit trees In full bearing, Tho sea and Choltonb.m ileaoh is within a hnnrlrel paces, and only ten to fifteen minutes' walk by a good footpath aud metal roa. from Dovonpott Wharf. Notht-ge!.elikoit anywhere about Auokland or tbe .'• oi th Shore. The Survey and Ficgglng will bo dono with the least possible delay, and date of Bale duly ro.lflo-.—Titlo, Land Xranefer, Wa havo also a small but ficleot list of CITY, RUBUROAN, and COUNTRY Properties for Private Salo, to whioh wo bog to draw the attention of Invostora. GENT-KMBN'a RE-jIDKNOES, with and without grounos. CITY BUILDING SECTIONS, suitable for warehouses, CITY BU3INKS. PRKMISHI-". yielding good steady rentals and morcaMng In value. SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES, sultablo for Gentlemon's Residences. A few Very Superior FARMS, such as aro seldom offered to the public. IJono but First-class Properties entered on our Lists. T. W. HICKSON & CO,, .STATE AOENTS AND ATJOHON-ER-, CIVf- ENGINEERS AND ARCHITECTS, SUE yEYOKS AND LAND BROKEBS (Licenced under the Land Transfer Act), Authorised Nativo Land' Surveyors, Queen-street, Auckland (Over Goodsoh's Arcade), »



Government Lana Sales. psUBLIO NOTIFICATION. HUItAL LiNDS TO BE OPEN FOX SEL-CTION, LAND EISIIiICT OF AUCKLAND. Crown Landß Offloo, Aueklmd, Ootober 20,1832, 1 hereby notify that the Rural Lands mentionod In the Sohedulo hereunder will be open for .aleotlon al this oitloo on TUK.DAV, tho 21st November, 1882. D. A.lO L,!-. (Joninii.Bio_er ut Crown Lands. f-CHSDULIf, WAITBMATA COUNIY. PARISn OF MAIRRTADI, Lot, Area. Upcot Prlco. _. n.r. & f. A, M. pt. 12 111 2 30 811 0 0 Paribh of OKcnA. Lot. Area. Ut-sot Price. J. B. P. & B. d. 39 01 0 0 7.1 10 .0 10 120 2 35 SO 11 0 41 Hi 0 37 85 14 0 __ 157 3 10 118 10 0 43 1.8 10 128 5 0 H0330N COUNTY. PAUIEn OP ABiPOIIOI-. Lot 4reo. UrßstPrloo, a. ji. r. & s. ft, M.pt, 81 10 0 0 80 0 0 - PABrsn OP T.TiBIBim. Lot Ar.a. U,Bot Prioo, a. k. p. & r. d. 41 IUO 0 0 37 10 0 MAU. G_NUI Br.OOK, KilBU EunvrY DlSTmo-. Block, eeo, Aron, UpsetPruc. a. b p. £ o. d. I. 1 103 3 0 103 13 0 WAIKATO COUNTY Parish op Wita.n'gamaiiino. Lot. Area. Upset Price. A.v. P. & B. A. 151 437 0 0 IU3 17 IS 109 86 0 0 43 0 (I 315 20 0 0 10 0 0 3l(i 50 0 12 18 IS 0 317 50 0 0 18 15 0 ...ID 100 0 0 37 10 0 DORIANGA COUNTY. Parish op Omanaia. Sec. Area. Upset Price, a. r. p. _! s. d. 11 25 0 0 25 0 0 12 42 2 31 42 15 0 Weranoa Block, Waoku Survey District. Block, Sec, Area. Upset Price. a. r. v, £ s. d. 111. 1 147 0 0 117 0 0 2 300 0 0 225 0 0 MANCIAKINO BLOCK, MANOAMDK. _DBVitY DIBTRIOT. Bloot. _oc. Area. Upset Price, a. ir. p. & c. rt. IX. 1 77 2 10 77 10 0 2 63 1 30 63 10 0 3 98 2 15 7- 8 0 4 07 1 20 97 10 0 5 118 8 0 81 12 0 fi 122 1 15 01 15 0 Terms of Sale.—One-fourth of purchase money to be paldat tlmoof application, and the balancs within oi.ebm.iitn thereaf tor, otherwlso the part of the paroh_6o money pat« by way of d_po.lt sha'l bo forfeited, ana tho contract for the Bate cf the lana shall henceforth b. unit and void. Crown Grant foe to bo paid on completion of pn.e_.aß_. Land and Estate Asrents HOUBB. LAND aHV V. '•* I NOT \r, «r,_; N - T GENiCBAL UOT-MIS r v ;•; i', Next UinoH Bank, Qo_.i suixit, acck- LACD, Properties -dvertl.ed free of cost, and no oh_r_e made unlosa bualne_B dono. Llsta of Propertlei for sale forwarded monthly to Agents In Napier, A'oUl.g'.orj, Cnrl.ior.nrch and Dunod-n. Inaurtuioeß Offooted on Douses, Cro_i>, Ernr- Blturo, Sec Properties Valued, Surveys Undertaltan. Bulldlag Katlmaton prepared- Mortgages and Loanß negotiate.. KOR BALB GRACK-BTRSKT, I'onjonby—Douse. 5 roomß on deferred payments, very cheap. fr.6 ROCKY NOcK—Homo of 5 room., otilto now, on deferred tm.njontr. C 9 BBhE9FOt.U--TtlK_.T— i_oa_o. 7 roo.m, lsigo hall, w*to- laid on 1.75 50 ACRKSof Lind In To iwamutu Townahlp, all fenoed, part .nltablo for bull-lnR et'oa. L7O MOUNT RO3KILI. KOAD-Hons., 0 roms au. aonllery. 3 chtmlnl.t., tanks, tea. H73 B_A-*IKLD VllCW—Nlco Cottano _• rooms, garden, and large workshop. £3 0. lis. PAPAK(JRA-7-roomed llou.o and S. a.ros Rood land, on main road, close to rallrny; veryo-eap, A5 80 AORRS, near Hot Bprlo_s. Walwera. a1 MARY-Bl'ltaKT, MOUNT KU-N - Pr.tty Cottage.B roomß and pantry.larKe level allot ment. _!__ OHAPKLaTRKKT-Hou.oln thla oontralpoal- Won, suitable for bo-rdlng house. Very ohc.p. _uo TWO SHOPS and Dwelling., on good lei-din, thorouchfarn. 829 URAKTON ROA'J-K_ubo, 8 rooma, gaa. so B2 AVONDALK—Hoai'e. 9 rooms. oitarißlvesher-i. -..*t?M«_.o««ii9Be-^-^/j-i-lN_^ls«iWr\_cri den, etc; very cheap, HID QRi-AT NORTH kOj-1-— Hons*. 0 toonu, gardon. __d. 1._3 .000 ACRKfi—lTreer..oid Land, sultablo for a oattle run; etiy distance from AackUud, BSVMI'.AL f!LOC»-H of Native Lar.rt^. Tlilos, Crown GrantH. Very obenp. A46 KAURI BUSH, 3000 anrcs, good wator fron. age, at low prlco. A47 13 AORK- good plongbablo lovul Lsnd, olur-o to Wban Bt-'.ioc, __3_ PAKTICDLARS OF OTII-B PKOPKUTIKS ON APPLICATION. 9KVKRAL UOOD ajJA/TWIKNTS AT VKRT UJW PRIOICB. Ail O Jt. SAL £ ■E By EDWARD WAYTK, . HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBKKT-Gontloman'a Residence, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. lusnper„_«ihnildtng: .Man'sroom, -washhouao, outbuildings, coachhouse, stable, cowhouse; lino volc.v.io soil; magnlfloent view; soar station. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kd_n)-91 aorei In oonvonlent praiaooKs. with Soven-toomed Honse, Clutbutldtng-, Cistern, Fruit Trees. £150 o&Bh, balance at 7 per own. a Bargain, MO"NT ALBKKT (near Hallway BlaUon.- Al'.otmonta Dal f-ncro tip wants; Volcanic Soil, Business Bites, Magnllloent View. Th- whole ot tbe purohaEO money oan remain at 7 per cent. HOUSK OF RIGHT ROOM 3 (weU built). 16 minutes from (.no-n-street, Adaotod for private restdunoo or bntlness. Qua stove. ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205. MOUNTKDRN (near Railway Statlon)-Bovon roomed Bouse and Large Allotment: good bußlnoaa Bite, £500 only. Terms—Rosy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Kdenl-Fina Boven roomed Boose; lofty rooms, o.nor.te olstero, boiler, outhouse, with nearly ono aore vol oanlo land. COTTAGK and Large ALLOTMUNT by 150. 010-e to City. £2.0. CORNER SHOP and DWKLLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already been made out of It. ONKHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm)-13. acres In grata, with .tx-rcomod Hoaia, cow-sbeds, &o ; abundant water, good outside run, Very easy terms. MOUNT KDS.N-C_.pUal 8-roomed Honse. with 'two large allotments. bO-utlfully laid out. £200 cash, balanoe at 7 per oont, COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT PonßO-by. £1(10. HOUBE and ALLOTMENT, SeaQeld Road oheap. Ed. WAYTB. Houno and Laud Agent, T ASHD, HOUSE, c_ USTATK A ipl-NT ■*j valuator, Sohkrff's Buildings, Fout-strebt, AUCBXAND. Tha undersigned, in Commencing Business c Auckland, begs to aunounoe that twolve years' experlenco la Walk-to has given him an Inti mate knowledge of the dlstrlot, as well as a business connection o.tcndlng to all parts of the Auokland Province. Ho Is, therefore, In a Soaitlon to give the fullest and most reliable ■formation to intending settlors, who will receive letters of Inirodncttnn to hta looal A-ents, and they will offer every facility for Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON »_AND Foa Balis. Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the shortest notioe. MONEY ADVANORD on Freehold Securities, in Bumo of .1100 up to £5,000, MONKY INVKBTKD, and no charge mado to Investors-, KENNEDY HILL, ___ "~ Hoteit). pAC* >* O HO'I-i, JOHN Olld-ANDE-nrr..^ ..PROPRIETOR Baas to annouEoo to his I -lends and the general public that he haa oompletod tbe oxtensirs alteration on blB premlass. Among the mansr lmprorsmonts. ho haa introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tha Sup-r-ntendence of a well known Oaterer. The " Onislns" will be tho bast the Se_-_a obxi .apply, Meals at all hours. Boat Brands or Wlno. and Bplrlta. Hanoeo-'a Sparkling Ala always ou Draught, Board and Resldanoe, SOe per wm-S ---tteasonftbla Chais-s. Ksoellent Fare, Clvilti. -»nd Attention. Gn»d Mtr.hling. _? M JO. ._ rl LIS IS- OiN I nOX it l_, \J WakeJ-old-Btreet, Anchlsn.. W. H. PQKTEK (Lais of tjaoens Hotoi, Queeni. Redoit'ot), WTNSS AND BPIRITB OF THE BE3 BRANDS, HAWCOOK'9 6 WHITeON'S SPARKLING ALES. Fibmso-AB- Aooo-n-ODAiios kj_ Vtsrroa W. H, POKTEK, Pbopeihtoe, ti~" CODLIN'S COACH /, LE-.V..S ~-..'• Onehnnga— Auckland— 8.30 a.m. 12 neon 2.30 P.m -.30 p.m. ■ Saturday Nlghts p.m



Buaxt-CBS ANTO-loeis CO rf HH M • a* -'-___.__ <-< t; H few! h|j g \li*. OCH*• e» 5." ft, a» £- C, i. .«. •> 1/ IS-.BOHATO. W_" F®-^:^ & SOH -8-S & 87, Qui-S'as.-'S-iir.a'-, Ayo__.___._s. _~3_,. IMPO-lTi-iSS oS> If APS It HAH 61H9S, p_n_i D__m_,?.__-» _M.Ai_£_-iP_i_if_3-. BUT-r-d, ma _io_i___ J?__.aa .__gU___ and OoatlacDtsi 6-ia.., PU.ie ____.-_-, i.-_S.Si3Aft_.. Wa.l'lS EaEAD, Cel-f1... Oii. VAK.._3HH_i Sruaheo, ____->_ Palate, '.-.eon's A«Slc__< raslvo Bad I'aions SUI-sto P_i_-3. atOtJLD.NGfI—fSSI. t BtaliM)-,Ve__--__, im SHoimire _r_tune and !_.--__ _is_o-_.ti-.i_, Fane? -"mras-^ ,•""»'!V„!«v_. and O.T). Y. Picxue-S at etvrt das-ij-.piiiw, lis r__*__ Y_r!_t_» gCHA-'i:—_».iots? sm. eol__-__, -Li-uniE for Piices. 1-o.ap-, fit... 8w„ Go, Ont-on. w Ororlay -.--fits, 8-1 __te_ « Cabls.. stud O.U.v. Mows-; Asiuto' Resnuite., W. P. a S, _._vs»;i -.ways en usa- the -trees. i_.-ic-_ of fee oboT- £__fi- to tbe North Itlaad of. New Koaland, aivo .bio to ex-oase aither whole __Je or r-Sail ardor, on feo moat favour-..), S.r__s, Sampl.. o? S'dpji.-iu-j-^i.isfji from own 9-OClr. or of o_lt>ui_l ua_-._i.2e. -jar. on appliCA .__, New B-t_-i-la Auolriami tdioal. Isspee. onr ___ok of l >s..--b~._3-r-2_ «a_.P_-.ur-S befo:. a«iui_ up rhei. nsw homos j they will Una M •■• - i!>l»3 >o «s_M __o ifioa-.. of a. oryoaa, W, yUILMPI'S & BOH, ¥vi I~ N c i N G SJ of every description put up by contract Nobody o„n do It cheap-r or bettor than .am White. Puling U'ono-fl, post aud roll; Wire and Picket Fenoo. ot every sort. Price, on application, AH kinds of Onto, made to order, and fixed where required. Kenooi Painted. Posts. Kails, P-LUiga, -htn.l... Houso Blocks, ice, for sale at yards. SAM, WHITE, Fenoer. Gore-street (near Brltomart Hotel | HENDERSON HOUSE. SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYNDHAM- STItE ET. AMERICAN PORTRAIT ROUM., 177. QUKEN-.TR-lliT (Opposite T. & 3. Morrtn'_J SOWOP.N, Gemo taken dally—2 dozon for Za .d, lcrgnr gl_e_ equally cheap. Cotru, and ooa tht Show Coses at tue New frenil.u-, next to o'crU Se Uann'ii, two doors above viriUth Uoiai, 177, Queen-fltreuc J, LOW Proprietor, J-o, r » .. _ « s * .uui'. _r_...« * ___.j_;>* _i •_.-__■ is. SO *nd B_, V'SCT'OBU-S-rt-Bt, ara.; D-s-O-lpKa- a. l_a_.d_r_, S_.pt, Hex. iWi. ?._r.ovr W-..3.., C_>iri« «_i-s__, O'.oiiis. kia___j_ tt_.y_ll_t<. 0-**43. to*-. T» !s*»_ %• i*t% X Jj-Oi-:. i. iibsr-l atb-cuuli -Jan.-_- i» <-__-.-_o>j_.s atu. S_ whole?-., ordar, _hO9 _;id OSlot /t.-...., a_itt _-l !_..__ Of JOb __3G Wc-i _____ _? _-_i7j-ii___.>.! »r J u< >.!__.___. _i)_._a -f. -t- -X.__-lu.__--,- _____ ._.__ L'.___.__r« l«i_. ». *<__(. VV-ilns bought. O--.**two.»f_,s« oifl Visilar«or-a~Bi -i__, »___jj^J_Jj}i_ipto '•' ~ t.v. i l L : i J | . <_ -!"<__., i > -Wruar o. lAi-t.. _h.a > i___rlo- «-____* I _-U -i_ •'_»_. ■>o«?p*iKN.rin., v.c«i_k vsp o«.'a_ts,| *<\._ <_j i*-*, i.-'jm.'ac.'Ui-.-. _.VU'Cs)S ___• Oj-Rvsu, fc-.vii____i_ __v>u_tt-_ __id -_-,a-_at, .!i_j-_--.__ Tuiib., i_Lo'_ds».ont_, aad svwf Sasoiti »«_'.. _. S_j__r War. 4J 4hJ>U;«f-_i«-«__-_: l *w tr _.■*■_ ax. .xin.irv q. la s a yy ORE - .1 LABB VrV'ORKBI Our Loading Artiolea this week aro i Oonfeo tionera' Jars, lv per lb j 3 GL_a_ Jugs for _s Gd j Lamp Ohunnoy., 3 .t_c 3d: G__a_ .BaUa.ltur. S'Ub.'vory cheoy, . ■< M, COOK & SONS, riteuMwi's BA.Y. \\T BSiERpTi'LOUr.. MILLS » T -KD OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTES'e'POJI BROS. 3_g to Inform the public *h»t thoy aro now pre pared to supply -in.'-.-iou Oatmb-L In any qu-Dtttr, guaranteed pura and fv-osb. Floar. Snanis, llran, Wheatmoal, Malzemeal, Mulko, Oatß, Fowl Wheat, S_o., always on hand. DoiiOt—Karangahap- Road, Newton, Mills—Western Springs. August 11.188-. LOGS I LOGS I LOGS I TO THE MILL Wantod known, that tha Kauri Point Saw Mllla, at Onohunga (rloatro.od by Ore Borne ' monlha slnoe), aro now In full fork again. All lengths of logs at Mill wait la* to he sawn, Beams and girders for brick bnlldl-g and wharf work. vi. to id feet, suimlle- on tho shortest nctlos, Cnstomera way rely upon tho orenm of the timber going with tnelr ordeiß, ns \rr. have no manufactory to supply. Huiloeiß ona contractors will find It to their merest to give their orders to us, as thor will nr. all fro.r. timber, free from worm and dead s_p, Orders exeonted with do-patoh, M H.ROK. Proprietor, K&url Point Sawmill, Onehnnga, -optem,,er 1 .... 7""!<L__.RK> ____________3 8^ O R SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly nev.) 1 Two-wheeled DOg part (nearly new. 1 Lars. Lad j'a Phaeton lionblo-aeatoft Huggy anted to Purohase, Double-coated Hooded H* OW4BS S_Ks.l7, A-J_m_Sß_Sf, r.. Of-EtOKS _t oU___DK_fs! g< X O \j p> v L I a. E, XX ___«-»o GROUND LIMK, TOR SA-iB, S O U '-' H G A T g ' S -_AHUR_4N(« a.I!R.*DI.IO GROUND ROOHB LIMB, In any auantltiy, for Uoncreio, Path., J?le___. Collars, etc. (next to stone Bagging, Is tin rivalled for durability and hard-aettlnt. aualltlee). For tanks and o:hor Wtft work l» Is a flrst-ofes- matr-'lal. B. KEANK, SOLE AGESJT, O-aTOM-Hooair.-i^B-ggg. JB. to A D D E r. • has taken over the neatness recently carried on MIB3 HAINiCS, Tohaoconist, ard hopeo reoelve the .npport of al old customers, SELECT ASSORTMENT 0? TOBACCOS CIGARS. PIPK3, SO. QUEEN•S T R E E T, Under Albert Hotel, i . i. . i ~, SawiDg Macfalneß. RSTABLISHED 1855. BY BP-OIA- APPOtNTMSNT. Buy ONLY THiS _/ OBLKBRATED \ ■ty \^< S-WING MAOQINtS. The Easleßt, Slmplcat, Best Made, and Most Dnrable. The only Sowing Maohino which has never b.en beaten In competition. Sola Agenta in New Zealand: SHAKE PEAR AND CO., SOppOß|te the Market,! 1 KES-&TREE



Monkeys Die op Consumption. So do lions, and tigers. This is a vcy important fast as tending to prove that although phthisis is in many instances distinctly hereditary, neverthe less it may bo. and frequently is aoquirod. Such is tho p.thologjr o( tho eminent Dr Graves, whoso clinical experience and literature are ac cepted as the highest authority. In late times tho treatment for consumption and bronchial complaints has become more specifio and hope ful. Hypophosphito of limo ia combined with cod liver oil and quinine. The wonderful eucalyptus is also used with marked effect on bronchial mucous membranes. Tho combination of these remedies iv Aickin'sSyrup of Eucalypt u3 with Hypophosphito of time and Oulnine has been the undoubted means of affording per manent relief to many sufferers. Agents—Thn NeW Zealand Drug Com_jany. ■! >Kems--l".a



X OF THR ",-. HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM. PANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL ~.£20.000 IN 20,000 -.HABITS Off Bl KAOiT, Pay a Mi as folio ws: —Ten Shillings cer '," . -Share to tvi pad -orlop; the first Twelve Mouths ; One shilling on applioatlon ; One Shilling on allotrrent: Two Shillings on let Kebru-ry ; Two shllllnpß en Ist May; Two Shillings on Ist August; Two SbiHlngaoa Ist oi September, 1833. Provisional Directors : - : Mr John Foster Mr H. P. Kavanagh Mr James Hand Mr Ibsbo MoLeodi Mr D. MoOlesuan Mr William Adams Mr K. A. MoLsod. With power to add to their number. Bank-bs: ."• . National ank ot New Zealand. Solicitors: Messrs Dlgna- and Armßtrone:. Bsc-btary pro tern, : Joseph Bilffltha. The objects ot the Helensvllle Flour Mill Com- K any (Limited) will be the erection of a jTlo-.- -IIU aud Grain Btore. and tho Importation o .:-. - Grain from the Soutn or any other part of ti * world where they oan puroh-s. wtta adva.• tage. Tha advantage, that the proposed Company <■ wonld posaer-s over all others In the provlao. ■.'> are patent. V.seela coming from the SoutH; a Kalpara Parte for Umber are, as a rnle.freljtht, 1 with gr_ln.and the Helenwllle Timber Com pany's mills being now lb (nil operation would be a gr.o,'. lnduec-mr-nt for that olssb o£ v_bbbl) to ran to Heie»fiv.lle. and wonld ensure cliosp freights, whilst the oon.nniptton of flour la the Kalpsra slono will gu&rantoa a large trade to .. the Company, WOPBRIOK GOKKUeATJ-tD XAHKB, B. . & B S SB "■" . '3 HAS TOR SALS a e_.nbe.e_ __.a__vs. n\U Tap ready (or ___, __ and upwards, At HIS --»-,_- Wobks, V.otroEU-B___-<_., . OS _.)_t_i_SJ; V. S____aj__-_4Rt--_£-, Large __j__hs__- ot _poat__& -__-____. s_d Dawn pips, aiwars !a stoefc, ' V_r_____ tton urutv.d at thortest _-_d_. M___T_faotti_«- ot Lsafi sad. Oompo Hpa. A ericta. -01-D-loa ot Obe-sdollars, %&, st fell • W_l__s_.y-_t__ot shop. Ct.r-_.t_j_.fis-. __i t,!w_._ rojetva__, _._.__. s.t_.n-!os, Mcesrefl j_ __? o. WMn; '. Sjt» PATSBS-.I KB .ES fKSHOVBB LS.D gpa- Rmctao _^_^ J«aTEW ARRIVAL OF pOODS.: ■^gflt^ Mrs. Down/ ■WrWm&S STAY ANDCOR3KX r m\W Oppes H.__w-s_a-__.,,' 1 S6tabllßhedlß6l. y 4'W 1 ?WS_. Every Daßorlptlon otStay -ffpf i ifiWl '-orsets. &o. • '« 111 1 Hi IP Snrgloal Bel's upon the IB 1 WmJ^ latest Improvem.ntß. Shoulder Rtraps Mado to Order. Country Orders Punctually Attended to. " ' 2 '————— -___T» PROBE IT TO TH<_ BOTTOM ' -HD lOU WIL- MND IBAT ET BWia. PUBTOM-HOUSK.BTBKKT HAS THS DHBAPEST AND BEST ASSORTHBNT (Jhina. Qlass, & JJAB,rHENWARB IN THK CITY. SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND. EBLLING AT RNOBMOUS ftBDUOTIONt WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHAKT, AB-NT FOB Walkbr's C)_„KnßA__P Scotch Whisky, ORIFFIN't. SBl¥"_-L-N-t ALKS, Spoolal Shipment, now to hand. BASS'S ALE AND GUINBSS'3 SJOUT, TGI T EWIS, Q CUSTOM.HOUSB-STRBET HAS..', ADCB-LAND, i ____________ ' ... ■ .".—i