THE AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

uhe vet eat of Dunedin. {Bl r TEWaKArtI^KCUL BEPORTEK.) DUNEDIN, Saturday night. THE ploy to-day requires very little ad- Arnei. liobinsoS's bowling appeared soft, being caught. Kobineon varied the pace m each? and showed good judgment in the pitch. Arneil alflo bawled well, « though U lucky enough to get wickets. T&e aoalyßi* shows sixteen balls fo* oflly tout, runs. Tbe fielding of Auckland wai real.* Sod to-day, and a wonderful improvement Yesterday. Percy JJnfaiir deserves eregt for his really good wicket-.kecpins. With a very bad linger, he astonished the team, awanrst » J&sr ■ throe byes, the other three extras b«"g «g Dyes. Gill made one Tery gocd catch, out missed it, and another rather easy one to wards tbe close of t&e liminga. Yatej OUO heid one very neatly, while Barton made tbe most of the only two catches he got. When the match was resumed after tne luncheon adjournment, it appeared pro bable there would bs a draw af, only six wicketu were down and the southern sjcy >yas black, with an approaching thunder and hail storm. Kobinson disposed of tUrce very quickly, and, to the delight of Auck laud, Dutaur saw the last man run out ;ust as the hail began to fall. Some time after, wards the rain cleared off, and to afford the apectatora some amusement for their money Kobinson and Blair went to the wickets against the bowling "of JUajward and imtJi. Both bowled well. When the stamps were drawn they had put together thuty for a loss of no wickets. Robinson got seventeen in fine style,, while Blairs thirteen was by grand cutting and driving nlonir the carpet Both men wera loudly cheered on retirement. Frith and Green wood both come to Auckland for good next season, (he former is the best bowler here, while Greenwood is a remarkably good wicket keeper, afid dispenses with a long stop. The attendance at the match to-day ia small, the result of the game berogji foregone conclusion from yesterday s play. The Auoklafldera made up for the neglect, however, by the licking they gave Otago. Buckland plays at Oflmaru/ The following Is the score: Otago-Second Innings. Harris, o QiU. b liaokham .. -.23 Greenwood, ourakham.b GUI - 0 tketoo, low, bGul.. .. - •• « I*ltb, BGIII ~ .. •- - •• \ Parker, o Barton, b Lankhaai.. „ o Iv^ns, b LanKbsm " " •-• •• J Hoig»te, rua out .. .. <- - * Harward, b Kobmisoni .. - .. « HadflOid. o BattoD, b Robinson _ 2 Klouiin?, o Yateß Dttobloson .. .. v Filch, not out- % Bxtraa Jj Total „.._.. .. 18 BOWLINO AtfALTSIB: 1i I 8 SBT :: ™ f '« ! ffiST :S i i •

CRICKET MATCHES.

HENDERSON V, PONSOHBYSECOSD ELEVEN. This match took place at Henderson on Saturday afternoon, and proved a decided victory for tbe country team. T. Bingrose. DuncaDj I. Barley, and liiten contributed good figures to the Hen&ersoa score, while the fielding of the whole team -was highly creditable. Henderson in the'first innings mado a total of 78, and the first innings for Ponsonby finished for 39 runs. The latter men were therefore again sent to the wickets, and, for the second innings, brought up 56, Messra A; Wbiting and Askerd I getting into double figures, while Mcasts Scott and Kowo made a respectable contribution in each innings. For the Ponsonby team the bowling of Meesrs T. Uilchrist and A. Whiting was good, the former securing four aud the lattor fire wickets. The stumps were drawn at tix o'clock, shortly after which the two clubs adjourned to an ex cellent .dinner, provided by the country team, at Mr Stebbing's Hotel. Here the evening was spent in amusements of various kinds, and the usual toasts were given. Mr Swanson, captain of the Henderson team, responded for that com bination, ana Mr J. Gilchrjst for the PonEonby team, Each spoke in eulogistic terms of the treatment received from their opponents, and exhibited much good feel inn between the two cluba. The scoring in the match was as follows :— Henderson (First Inniogs).-T. Ring. rose, 0. Whiting, 10; Duncan, b Gilchrist, 21; C. Cowan, b GHchrlst, 4; J. Laurie, b Gilchrist, 0; K. Cowan, b Whiting, 3; W. Laurie, run out, and b Whiting, 4; K. Swanson, b Whiting, 2; Litten, not out, 5; J, Bailey, tun out, and b Gilchrist, 10; G. Lippes, b Whiting, 0; B. Laurie, b Whiting, 0. Extras, 19. Total, 78. Second innings:—C. Cowan, not out, 9; Duncan, run out, 1; J. Laurie, not out, 1. Extras, 2. Total, 13. PONSONBY (First Innings.—A. Stevenson, c and b Cowan, 5; J. Baxter, st. J. Bailey, 3; H. Fountain, c LitteD, b Duncan, 2; W. Farquhar, b Cowan, 0; Kowo, 1.b.w., b Duncan, 4; Scott, b Cowan, 8; Valentine, c and b Duncan, 0; J. Gilchrist, b Cowan, 0; A. S. Reid, b Cowan, 4; Whiting st Cowan, b Duncan, 0; Boulter, not out, 0. Extras, 12. Total, 39. Second innings .— Boulter, Bt flingrose; 1 j Scott, c and b Cowan, 5 ; Bowe, bJ. Laurie 2; Fountains Bailey, 3; Stevenson, inn out, 2; Reid, run out, 11; E. Owen, st Duncan, 0; A. Whiting, st Kingrose, 13; J. Baxter, c ___ 3; Gilchnst, not out, 4; Yallan tine, b Laurie, 0. Extras, 12, Total, 56. PONSONBY FIRST ELEVEN V. ALPHA. This match resulted in an easy vic tory for the Alpha. Hay (30), McDermott (17), and White (15) compiled their scores by good play. Abel and Kilpatrick trundled in good form for Alpha. For Ponsonby, J. Hall (13) was the highest scorer, while Arthur Edwards performed splendidly with the leather. Scores:— Alpha: Cranch, c C. S. Owen, 0; Abel, b Edwards, 4; Hay, b Edwards, 30 j Cutler, b Edwards, 3; McDermott, 1.b.w., 17; White, run out, 15; Kilpatrick, bHall, 0; S. Dewar, b Edwards, 1; Garton, b Hall, 5; A. Dewar, not out, 0; extras, 22 : total for 9 wickets, 97, Ponsonby : Andrews, c S. Dewar, 2; Hall, b Abel, 13; Bother ham, b Kilpatrick, 1; Edwards, c Cranch, 1; Carder, b Abel, 6; C. 8. Owen, run out, 0; Marflitt, b Kilpatrick, 0; C. J. Owen, c AbelO ; Armitage, b Kllpatrick,2 ; Porteous, b Kilpatrick, 1; Brooks, not out, 1; extras, 8 : total, 35. SOUTH END V. OTAHUHU. A cricket match, South End v. Otahuha, took place at Otahuhuon Saturday, and re sulted in favour of South End, Gtahuhu only playing nine men. The scores ate as follow:—South End: Howard, bF. Porch, 6; Sutherland, b V. Porch, 1; Leahy, c N. Porch, b F. Porch 27 ; G. Brown, c F. Porch, 0; Beaver, cF. Porch, 0; Brookfield, b F Porch. 8 ; Dickey, bF. Forch, 0; Lawton c N. Porch, bßowden, 2 j D. Brown, 1 b w b F. Purch, 3; A. Watt, b Bowden, 0; Jackson, not out, 3 ; extras, 10; total, 60. Otahuhu: Ford, b Leahy, 0; Gtey, b Leahy, 3; C. Bowden, c Brown, b Suther land, 15; F. Porch, b Sutherland, 2; N. Porch, b Sutherland, 7; Schmitt, b Sutherland, 1; Toley, not out, 0; Marsden, b Sutherland, 6 ; McDonegal, c and b Sutherland, 1; extras, 4; total 40. UNITED V. OUR BOYS C.C. These clubs mot on Saturday for the first time. '• (,ur Boys" took the field and dis posed of their opponets very rapidly for the small total of 30. Hie bowlicg of Walker was really fine, he taking seven wickets for 14 runs, Mumford being the only one who made a stand against it. " Our Boy.«," in their innings, succeeded in putting together 115 runa bafore the last wicket fell, White aide flaying a really biilliant innings and carrying his but out for 76, Walker also

played nicely for 13. The match ■will he resumed next Saturday and will most likely prove exciting. AVON'ALB UNION V. WEST END SECOHD ELEVEN. This match was played at Avontiale on ft Saturday, and resulted in a win for the local club by 19 ruoß. Scores:— . ■ Lnion.—J, Archibald, b Verney, 6; J. Bollard, run out, 2; Wallace, b Vemey, 3- '; \ James Archibald, b Berry, 3; D. Bollard' ' b Verney, 3 J T. Stewart, c Baker, b Vsr ney, 9j Jixler, b Berry, 12; Buchanan, V Verney, 0; J. Stewart, b Verney, 11; D. " ■$ Archibald, not out, 5; Sinclair, c Lewis, b * Berry, 0; extra', 10; total, 64; ' . W«ST Bad.—Berry, b Archibald, 5; TaU bot, b Archibald, 3; Lewis, b Wallace, 0; Verney, run out, 0 j Hanna, b Archibald, 1 • 1" Waters.bWallace, 1; Sim, b Archibald, 15; : McHardie, c Wallace, b Archibald, 0; Com. -.■■'■ I t'tyne, run out, 11; Chapman, not oat, 2- ' Baker, b Wallace, 0 ; extras, 7 ; total, 45* VICTORIA Y. ATHLETIC CKICKET CUTS, ' The Victorians succeeded io defeating \ IbeJr opponents in one innings and two runt : Scores i — AthletlO. — Hammond, b Mays, 2 * Breen, bA. Sims, Oj laokham, bG* ■ i-mith, 2 ; A. Bailey, c andb A. Sims, 2- W. Bailey, run out, 4; J. Bnrgesa, |b A* '': Sim?, 0; Williams, run out, 0; Kelly X- v W. Burnett, 0 ; F. Burgess, b Burnett 0- Green, not out, 3; extra?, 8; total, 22.' Secdnd innings.— Breen, c and b B, . McKenzie, 14; Hammond, c Mays, V- Lankham, b Smitb, 18; Bailey, c and bl>' McKenzie, 0; W. Bailey, bV. McKenzie ' 0 ; D. Green, c D. Mokenzip, b Smith, o' J. Burgess, b Burnett, 8; E. Kelly c ' Sims, b Mays, 0; F. Burges», b Mays.O- William?, not out, 2; extras, 6. TotaL sg' ; v Grand total, 75. ' VICIOBIA.-G. Smith, c Kelly, 7; Sirrm ; c Kelly, 1; Mays, b W. Bailey, 5; D* McKenzie, run out, 16 ; Burnett, b Lank*, ham, 8; W. McKenzie, c Bieeo, 5; fi Smith, c A. Bailey, 9; Kubery, h' W* Bailey, 4; J. Scott, hit wicker, 0; J. McKenzie, not ouf, 3; extras, 16. Total :; 77. ~ - "- GOEDON r. AUCKLAND 2ND ELEVBIT, The above match took place on Satur- ; day, and ended in a draw, Auckland : obtained 107 runs, whilst Gordon pnt !' together 59 for three wickets. For Auck< land, Webster (51) gave an exhibition of "■:''•■! firßt-class cricket, and was well backed np by Hall (31) not oat. Kiesling (37) and " Ansenne (14) scored rapidly for Gorden, Appended are the scores :— Auckland (Fibst Innings).—Buttle, b '~ Kissliug, 0; Beale, c Kenderdine, b Gould. 6; Webster, b Gould, 51 j Pripp, b Ggnld, 2 j Moginie, b Jiissling, 0; Osmond, b Kissling, 0; Holdship, b Gould, 5; Hall, M not out, 31; Spicer, b Kissling, 0; "-- J.; O'Keilly, b Kissling, 1; Williams, V : Kissling, 2; extras, 9; total, 107. Gordon (First Innings).—G. Ebb. ; ling, c Fripp, b Beale, 37; Ansenne, 0 . Hold-hip, 14; By burn, b Holdship, 0; H. Kissling, not out, 2. Extras, 6. Total, for tbree wickets, 59. SUNDRY MATCHES. Alpha 2nd Eleven v. West Ehd , 3rd Eleven. — A match between the Alpha 2nd Eleven and West End 3rd , Eleven was won by the Alpha by 8 wickets and 7 runs. For tbe Alpha : Peraton (9), I Wilson (12), and McDermott (14); and for the West *nd: Bourke (27), Laxon{lß)i batted well. The bowliQg of Goodacre and Perston, for Ihe Alpha, and Waters and , ■ Baker for the West End, proved very ; ■'{ effective. A cicket match was played on Saturday last between the Graf ton Road School ' Cricket Club and Alma Cricket Club, and . resulted in a victory for the Alma by twenty-one runs. For the former, Pillepge* aod Oenieon, and for the latter, Brown, - Speight, aod Elley batted well.

THE ENGLISH CRICKETERS.

(EEUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.) MELBOURNE, November 25. The cricket match at Castlcmaine,between a local Twenty-tiro and tbe Hon. lvo Bligh's team, was concluded to-day, The visitors in their first innings scored 236, against 136 of their opponents. The atter, in their second innings, when time was called, had put together 22 for the loss of eight wicket. The match was,therefore, drawn in favour of the English team, the Twenly-two1 having 79 runs to make to \| save a one-innings defeat. .; '

MR SPURGEON AND THE FLORAL CROSS.

(To the Editor.) Slß,—Although " Charity " deaigafites Mr ■ Thomas Spurgeon as " the accuser of the brethren " for characterising Bishop Cowie's presentation of a floral cross to Bishop' Lock as an "unholy alliance," all genuine j I Protestants who love and uphold the truth 1 . will agree tbat Mr Spurgeon cannot be said to have overstepped the bounds of pro- ' \ priety. There exists a species of spurious charity in the community that does cot at ' ~ all comport with Chiistian charity and faithfulness, and this being so, it is refresh' >| ing to find tbat one of our I very youngest ministets of the Gospel m possesses sufficient courage to raise 1 Iris voice in the. pulpit against ; such, presentation. St. Paul '"with- :' stood St. Peter to the face " for inconsistent conduct, and thus manifested his faithful ness to his Master, even when the subject of coirection was a brother Apostle. The great defection of the ministry of the present day is that it is, to a painful ex tent, a people-pleasing ministry, which/ ■ more or lets, implies an unfaithful ministry. MrSpurgoon neither "abused his position nor his message" in the allueion he made to Bishop Cowie's action, as reported in ';!; both our daily papers, and that, too, with out any contradiction by that prelate. The paslor of Wellesley-street church has only discharged a duty incumbent upon him,— Yours, &c, AST SPUKIOUS CHARITY.

Printed ana Published by tho Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-etreet, at his Genara! PrintlM office, Wyndham-etreet, la toe Pro Vlnce of Auckland, Now Zealand. Monday, Noybubbb 21, im,

THE AUCKLAND gTE*lltQ " STAR NOVEMBER 87



Aactlona. TOSMORROW, NOON. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, VALLEY fiOAD NEAR MOUNT EDEN ROAD, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ■ EFFECTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. B. ARTHUB. HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr. W. Morley to sell by pnbllo motion at his Residence. VaUey Koad, near Mount Kosklll Koad. on Tuesday nest, at 12 o'olook noon, THE RESIDENCE AND GROONDP, very oleaaantly aad conveniently situated, haying a frontage to Valley Road: soil, rich voloanlo. Tho houne la newly built, oontainiog seven rooms, well supplied with water from tanks. The land measures 100 x 110 fao t. HOUSBHOLD FUUNITUBB, &C, oonßiata flt-Drawing-room Suite, Chairs. Loo and Hauare Tab.es, Carpets. Curtains; Fenders, Hire Irons, Whatnot, Plotares, Iron »nd Wood Bcd steada, Bedding, Waßhatands, Toilet Betf, Toilet •rablee, looking Glasses, Chests of Drawers, Kitchen Usenaus, Qlasii and Earthenware, &o. A 'Bos'will leive the Mart at 11.30 a.m. morn. Ing ot sale. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, AT NOON. MOUNT ALBERT. FACTORY SITE, VOLCANIC SOiL. NBYBR FAILING SPRING OF WATER. (To dose a Partnership Account.) R. ARTHUR "UTAS been favoured with instructions to |~| sell by Auotion. at his Estate, Land, and House Bale Koom. Arthur's Mjrt, Qneenstroet, on Tuesday, 6th Deoembar, 1882, at 12 o'clock HOOD, TO CLOSE A PAKTOTRSB IP ACCOUNT. 10 AOBK3 Ot FIR3T-CLA93 VOLOANIO LAND, Cleared and in Grass, havina: a large frontage to the Nkw Nobih Boad, a short fiis tanoe from the Mount Album Kiilway Sta. now. Tho Kullway ruaa through It, boundea at tha back by a Creek. A nevar falling Spring of aplendid water: a quarry of flna Blue Stono, now being worked, from which the atone now being used at tho savinga Bank was taken: a Rood Homestead Site: a flrst-alasa Bite for Woollen. Paper, or other Faotory. Will be sold in one Lot. Terms: Cash. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER.SO, Ai 11 o'Clock. Ex Loch Fleet and Loch. Urr, from London, - . 84 PACKAGES OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TO be aold by auction, on above date, without raaerve, at Mesara Potter & C<> 'a Dorham-atreet, by the undersigned, IRONMONGERY. CUTLERY. GLASS aad KARTHKNWARK. BBUSH WA RK. K.P. WABB. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS. PICTURBB, BOOT 3, TOYS, J&WBLLKRY, eONFKOTIONKRy, Iron Safes, Coal "VaaeJ, Tea Traya, Caan Boxes, Dreaßlng Cases, Buokets. B.M. Tea Pott, Travelling Trnnka, Carriage Lamps. Shipb' Lamps, Tower Bolta, Sponges, Fooket Knives. Solssora, Knives, Minora, Olookß, Tumblera, Wlnea, Jnga, Decanters. Plates. Dlßhes, Toilet Seta Tea Pota, Hatr Brosbes, Bpoona, Forks, Flower Ppta, Wire Hoods, Accordions. Concertinas, violins, Instruction Books, Assorted Plotures. Jet Goods, Brooohes, Kar Blrgs, Boots and Shoes. Bon Bonn. Walking Stloks, Pipes, Dolli?, Balls' Babies and Cradles, Month Organs, Houses, Stoops, Farm Yards, Puzzles, Sso. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. ' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. Nooy. VALUABLE CENTRAL FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTIES, WELLINGTON, HEPBURN, BERE3- FORD, & WOLFS -STREETS. f fIHE undersigned has been favoured with JL Instructions from the owner to sell by publio auotion, at his Estate, Land, ar.d House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on . Thursday, December 7, at 12 o'clock noon, WELLINGTON-STREET, HEPBURN STRKBT-That Large and Valuable piece of Land at the Corner, anb divided Into Fifteen Good Building Allotments. Valu able business stand?, and convenient sitoa - forpilvatehoneea, BEPBUBN-SrREBT & WOLFE-3TREKT— . Two Firat-clasa villa Sites, large and pleasantly Bltuated, ■ WOLFa-BTREKT — One, Allotment, and 3 roomed Cottage erected thereon. Two good Allotments adjoining, but a short distance from Hepburn-street. BBRHSFORD-STRKBT^-4-rcomed Cottsga and good Allotment; also, an Allotment - ■■-'-■—, -■*—-*-j —■—•j—--»»■»——"*—*™»- of the Rev. J. Uoooa. The whole of there properties are well situa ted. Anyone rs quiring a goon Investment, or a comfortable, quiet, pleasant homestead, in a reepeotable rising locality, should cob allow this opportunity to slip. R. ARTHUE, Salesman and Auctioneer, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1882, , . DURHAM YARDS. E OR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, Deoemter 1, 21 Heavy Draught Horses Ex Hawea, from Ghrlstchurch. HUNTER & NOLAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, FUREITURE, &O. - rpilE Subscribers have received instruo- B. tiona from Mr MoGlaahan, to sell, on FRIDAYS the Bth December, at the Durham Yards, THE GOODWILL of the UNBXPIRB TKKM OF LES.BS. of Six Years, of the JUNO TION HOTEL, doing a large and respeotabl ■ bualneas.Tha oommodiousneßß ot the Houae,an( the deairabUlty of the situation; are too well known to; oomment, but its Immediate pro: lralty to the terminus of the tramway renders it prospeotively mere valuable than other subur ban houses. Persons in quest of a good ho as cannot easily find a more desirable one. AT 12 O'CLOCK. hunterlTnolak, monday, december 4, durham yards. wo o l . s a l c. r | 'HE Second and Principal Wool Sale of the Season win: bo held at the Durham Yards on Monday, the 4th December. At 2 o'clock. HOJKmt&'KOLAjr. DURHAM YARDS, ~ ■ K, A\ TRUSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED OV MEADOW HAY. FOR PRIVATE SALE, r aUHTKR~~i!~KOLAK. TO-MORROW. ' THE HAYMARKET. ■JBINCIPAL WOOL" SALE FOR THE XT SEASON On TUESDAY, Novomberi23,l2 o'clook, ALFBSD BUCKLAHD. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. THE HAYMARKEX. FOB SALS, at the flaymarkct, on Fri ! • day, December), at iz o'clook, 3 AOREB MOWISG GRAS?, the property of W. Reid, eitnato at Kiohmond. aO join- Ing Surrey Hills, to ba lemoved before 20th Deoember. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE REMUERA CATTLE FaIK. LAST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE SEASON. ENTRIES on or before TUESDAY. DecoemberS. 'ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY£ATTLE SALES. Fapaknra-WedineEday; November 23. ALFBEDiSrCKLAND.



Auctionßi I V, S, COOHKAKEJ UAS. DACRI TO-MORROW. RESIDENCE, SYMONDS-STREET. ALL'JTMENTS, POHSWNBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO', WYNYARDTON. NO F.ESEftVB. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 28th instant, at 12 o'clock, By Order of the Trustees under tlio Will of the Late Ellen Evitt, ALLOTMENTS 21 nntt 9 of Sub-division Lot 4. Section 7, having frontages of SO feet to Symond's-stroat and 36 feet to Albsrt street, with v. tnronßh dopth ot 238 feet, ■ and havluw a Comfortable Rcsldenoe of 7 roonia srectcd thciooc. PONS JNBY—Lo(s 12,13.14, 15,18,19. 20, 40, 60. and 51, having frontages ot 83 feat to Spring oud O\i«6iil-6treets. -DRURY-AUotment S9, containing lr. 2p., froating olipjory Crack. PAPAKUKA—Allotment 31, containing lr. 16p. OPAH^KR (DRORY)-Lota SI, 22, 23 and 2i of Seotlon 3, Sati-dlvislon of Lots 87 and 33, HILLSBORO-Lot I, Section 1, containing is. 3r. 30p. WYNYARDTON NORTH-LotS 11,12, nnd 13, Sscllon 8. A1«O, BANDOLPH-STR'.fKT, Newton-Allotment 22, havinir 33 foot; frontoKe. This is a goofl Buildlßg Sito, as it stands high and (icenpios a good position. PAPAKUBA—Iot 4, Seotlon 2, containing 1 aora: a stood Corner Allotment, and adjoining Mr Willis's Btoie. For further particulars r.pp!y to SAMUEL COCHBANK & SON, Auctioneers. W. S, COOHKANKI [JAS. DAOBB TO-MORROW. By Order of the Registrar cf the Supreme Court. TOWN ACHE AT ONEHUNGA. ''fIHK Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, «. Fort-streec, on 'iuesaay, 28th lnet., at 12 o'olook. ALLOTMENT U, Sootion dB. Town of One hnnga, oontßinsng 1 aore. It commands a fine view of the Harbour, and Is situa ted not far from Hallway Station. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, A.UCtIOKO6iS. W. 8, COOHKAHKJ [JAS. DACSI MONDAY, DECEMBER 1&. By Order of Commissioner of Uospital Reserves, TBE LEASE FOB TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL FARMS AT NOKTHCOTE. rpHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by 8. Auotion, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday,. 18ih Instant, at 12 o'ulonk, THff LEASffi. for a term of 21 years, of Allotments 14, 15, 16. 17, and 20, Parish of Trtk»pun», sub-divined into F»rm Sections of from 3 to 13 aores, having frontages to the main road, the sea, and the low Lako road. For Conditions and farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHBANE & SO», Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NO VEMBER 29. At 11 o'clock a,ni, On the Premises, Sarsfield-street, Ponsonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. ENGLISH-MADB FURNITURE. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received iustructions irom Mr C. A. Bydder, of Northumberland Houso, Sarsfleld-atreet, Ponaonby, to sell by auotion, outhepremiaos, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATBR-COLOUR PAIHiINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly bo issued, and the House Thrown OpDn for Inspaotion (by card. from, tie-AuoUanoaKj-toointfsyltr" AIOO, (If not previously d'apssed of), at the aame time aud place, will ba sold the SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE Ot-20 rooms, replete with every modern con convenience,and known as "Northumberland Eouee," together with LARGE ALLOTMEKT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The iionaa is clone to tha ivat-T'd edge and proposed new cler. and commands a very flne view. Is euitablo for a boarding echool, and is in every way well suited as a Marine Family Resi dence, or Superior Family Hotel, la the rising district of Ponsonby. The remaining Ground ia being out up into about nina lots, with /rontagea to Sareiield street and the Waltemata Harbour. The whole of the Freehold, containing i aore?, will be offered In one lot, as per plan, and If not Bold In one lot will be sold es out up. lithographic Plans will be issued on and aftenTnsaday, 11th instant, and oan be had on application at the office ot R. a GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner ot Queen and Shortland-streeta. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. EDEN nnERRACE. DEN A ERKAOB. NEW NORTH ROAD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, NOON. /CHOICE T^ILLA VJITES. GOOD FRONTAGEa AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGES, &c., &c, &c. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from rar. Has lett to offer for oa'.o by auction, on Mon day, tho Ith December, at noun, athiaMlSW BOOMS, QUEEN-STBEET, Between Messrs, Flshor nnd Co.'a and the New Bank of New South Wales, and opposite to Vulcan Lana, W£\ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, I X? having mod franiago and great i . der.tti, and Eitaated on tho right i hcod aido ot Edon Terrooe, New North Road, Tha land is all in good grass, eeml volcanlo, and commands a very good viow. - The land Is situated just outside the City bountey, havina all the convenience of City property without tho oxpeass. The City Water Mains and Gas are laid on to the boundary, and Working Men and others wishing for a Freehold Lot olose to town ought to avail themselves of this opportunity to seoure a Home tor themselves. Lithographic Plans are ready, and oan be had on application at the office of the Auctioneer. The land la pegged and flagged*. • ' Also, ■ ■ At tho aame t!mo, will bo offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMBD COTI'AGES On Freehold Lots, with frontaso to . Eddn Terrace. The terms are Oae-fonrth cash (for tho allot ments) and the balasoe 3 yoam at 7 per cen per nnum, For the Cottages: One third oish and balanoe 3 years at 7 per cent, per annum. R. O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. J 11 1 .H.X':-'?vSa A it KS S, &ALE OB1 WOOis SHBSt'SKXHS S BIDES, aofl I'.t-hh'JVf, fissJs XcesflU^ Bl !2 e'BltSC-iSj



Anotiono. -,] ~ TO-MOKKOrt. | TO CHINA & GLASS MEKCHANTS, DEALERS, AHI) OTBERB. { Cups ami Saucers, Hanthorn. Granite, Band and Lino; Koman Painted Toilet Sets, Stone and Other Tea Sets, Dinner Services. gabrlel~lewis HAS received instructions to sell, at his rooms toppoalte Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Quoen-atreot, on the abavs date, at 11 o'olook. 00 TIBRDKS OF ABOVE WKLL *>& ASEORTBD WARK. Now Landing, ex Coromandel, Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER. 29. LIFE SIZE STATUARY, NKW SUBJECTS. FOR POSITIVE SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS | HAS received Instructions to sell, at his Roomst Lower Queen-street, on above aate, at 11 o'olook. 19 LIBMC - SIZB BTATUBP, suitable for J- *" Halls, Terraoop, and Gardentr. WKDNESDAY, NOVEMBKK 29. PARIAN MARBLE STATQARY, As shewn by the Ceramic Art Union of London, and Crystal Palace. SHELLS, AND OTHES ORNAMENTS UNDER GLASS SHADES. For Positive Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS aAS received instructions to fioll at His Rooms, Lower Qaeen-etreet, on the above date, at 11 o'olook. SOO OF ABOVE. NOW LANDED. A GRAND AGBURTMENT B. TONKS.] [S. C. CABR.I B> D.TONKB.) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. MORNINGSIDE. ORNINGSIDB. MORNINGSIDE. ORJNINGSIDK, RAILWAY STATION ON PROPERTY. VOLCANIC LAND 1 'BUSES HOURLY 1 TRAIN SIX DAILY I B, TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed by A, K. Taylor. Ken., to sell on Wednesday, 29th November, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVS PROPERTY. This is a genuine sale ot a really flrat-clwe property, a portion having already been told and built on. A Church, Parsonage, and Store are erected, and also a number ot Villa Real denoes. The Property has been out np, with a view ot having a goad olasa of buildings, into lots np to ■' —»— — -.— w—»v~*«, %>uv imiuiianurß Ol smaller lots oan have an opportunity ot supply- Ing their wants dose to the Railway Station, whloh ooouples the oentre of the Estate. The Land Is volcanic A Church, Sohool, Stores, Builder's Establish ment, Blacksmith's Shop, Wheelwright's Shop, Sco,, axe now In full naming order on the pro perty. Trains and 'Buses are running ooillnnonsly, praotloally bringing it within a few minutes of the olty. The greater number of the allotments fiont on to the Main North and Mount Albert Roads, PLANS NOW RKADY B. TONES. B. O, OABB. B. D, TOHKS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. C COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOT- J MENT, main road, F oranore. GRAND ALLOTMKNT.adjolntng residence of T. T, Gamble, Kbo.. LARGB paddock In rear of realdenoe ot W. Lodder, Kaq., for Lease for 31 yean, on Wednesday, December 13, at 12 o'olook. B. TONES & CO,, Auctioneers, FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, AT MOON. npHE QALB (MR FITZFATBICK, PAKUEANGA) la fixed for the above date at T. W. Hlebsen and Co/a Land Matt, Plans are bow ready, Bad may be had at onr Offloe, or of the Owner of the Property. Terms will be One-third Cain, ba lance for three or five years at eight por conk, but the Auctioneers are willing to abbange ANY OTHER REABONABM TBBMS tO BUlt OlrCum- Btancoa of Intending buyers; any enoh arrange moats to be made fbiob to th<: sits. I The Diatrlot Is one specially suited for Small Farms, as, besides th? advantages referred to n another column under heading "Forthcom ing Land Sales," there is (owing to a number of large employers in the neighbourhood) no lack of outeide work for men, teams, and Imple ments of all descriptions, affording lucrative employment for all spare time. LUHCHEON fROVISED. T- W. HIOKSON & Co. N.B.—Remember FRIDAY, Deoembor I, at noon sharp r Land Mart, Queen-street (over Goodson a Arcade). PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, At an Marly Date, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Being part ot an Kstate held in trust by Sir G. Maurice O'tforke and Captain T, Viret Shepherd :— ka ALLOTMENTS in the best part of Ohel- OU tenham. North Shore KQ ALLOTMENTS at Mount Kden in ALLOTMENTS, Brighton Road, Parnell o ALLOTMENTS at the Whatf, Oaehunga o ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf, One- O huogSj on ALLUTMKNTS at Mount Wellington, m\j Panmnre. ■ ; Further pattioulara in tatatOßdverttwmont,



Government ±»ana oaie* QALB OF ABODT 106,000 ACKES OF CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. Salo of about 106,000 Aoros of Crown Lands in the North laland, divldod into Town, Village Settlement, Agricultural Deforrod Payments. Pastoral Doforred Paymonts, and Cftsn X Jayment Sections, as under !^- On tUo Itli December, 1882, 2,110 neves of Agri cultural Land in tho Waimata nnd other blockS on tho East Coast will bo opoti fdr applieatioS) on deferred payments, at Auckland and Qifl borno, at prices from &l to SI 103 per aero. And on tho 7th December, 6 58u acres will bo disposed of at Glsborne, by public auction, on pastoral dofetredpaymentp, at an upacit prinocf £1 per «cri'. At tho same time sod place, 68,000 sores ot Rural Land will do offered for cash, at upset prices ranging from 63 to £'. 10s par nore. On the 12th December, 3,431 aoreß of superior Agricultural Land In tne Parlhaka Black, divided into Rural Allotments on deferred payments, and Vllltgo Settlement Allot ments, At prloea ranging from £1 10a to £25 per aoro, will be open for application at New Plymouth. Pateo, and Hawera. And on tha 15th December, 3,150 aorea will ba offered for culi, at Now Piymouth, .at prloea ranging from £1 to £1 per aoro. On tha 18th Deoembor, 2.918 sores of ARrloul- I tura\ L»nd situate in theWairoa and Momahaki Dlßtrlota, will bo opan for application, on de ferred paymonts, at Fatca and Hawera, at prices ranging from £1 to <Mloa por norc. And on the 20th Deoembor, thero will be olforod by public auction, at Patoa, ten seotlons ot Forfeited Dererrod-Poymont Land, also tho unaoM portion of tho Township of Richardson, and 19,235 aoreß of Hural Bush Land, for cash, at upeot Driooa ranging from £1 to £,& por nore. On tho 21st Decombor, J. 537 acros of Agrioul' tural Doforrcd-Pnymont Land, boing portion of tho Wanganui Harbour Board Endowment, near Foilaing, and tho Tokomaru Blocjc, near Wanganui, will bo opon for application, at Wangnnni nnd Wellington, at prices ranging from £110s per acre upwards. And on uio 22nd Dooomuor, thoro will bo offerod at publio auotion. at Wanganui, 0,818 acres in tho above-named blocks, for oosh, at upset pricos ranging from £1 63 per aoro up< wards. Full partloulara ot the abovo landd are pub- Ushert in the " New Zealand Gazatto" No. 93, of the Bth November, 1882. copies of whloh oan be Obtalnad at any Land Oilloo in the oolony. Plans and Posters will be exhibited at all Railway-stations and Post Oflloes throughout the colony, and oan be obtained at any of the Land Offices. General Grown Lands Offloo. Wellington. 13m Kovembor, 1882. Sale of pastoral leases of GROWN LANDS. PRKUMWAHY N6IICK. General Crown Lands uflice, Wellington, 20th September, 188% Ono million seven hundred and fifty thouiand aorea of Crown Lands will shortly be open for Pastoral Lease in tho Provioolul Dlstrlot ot Otago, New Zealand, This country is at present held nrder loaso In forty-six runs until the Ist Maroh, 1884, and will again bo oflered In runs tnltablo to tho nature ot the oountry; but no lessee will bo allowed to take up more than will carry twenty thousand sheep or tour thousand head of cattle. The leases will be for a term of years to be hereafter dotormlnod; but In no case will any lease be for a period exceeding twenty-one Compensation for Improvement up to three years'rental will bo allowed at tho end ot the In order to give new pastoral lessees time to make arrangements, the Iloenses will, in terms of the Land Aots. bo sold by pnbllo auction, at tho Land Oflloo, Dunedln, tn the latter and of February, 1823. twelve months before possession la to be given. One year's rent will be payable In advance on the lloenso at the time at bus. The oountry lma been ooonpted for up wo rd« of'twonty years. It Is well grassed, well watered, sound, and healthy. Distance from port by good roads and rail ways part ot thelway, from thirty to one hun drod and flcty miles. Maps and further particulars will be 'obtain, able shortlyatthe Land Offices of New Zealand, and at plaoea In tho Australian Colonies to bo named in future advertisements. WM. ROLLKBTON, Minister ot Land Land and Estate Agents |H O X 8 A L B > " Bs EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBBRT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, oon- Bervatory. In snporn to building: Man's room, washhouse, outbuildings, coachhouse, stable, cowhouse; fine volcanic soil; magnificent view; near station. VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Kden)-!)} acres Inconvenient paddocks, with Bevon-roomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. £150 cash, balance at 7 per cent. A Bargain. MODNT ALBERT (near Hallway Btatlon)- AllotmentsHalf-aore upwards: Volcanlo Soil, Business Sites, Magnlfloent View. The whole of the purohaso money can remain at 7 per oent. HOUSE OF BIGHT ROOM 3 (well built), 13 minutes from Qneen-etreet. Adapted for Elym.raldenj>e.,or Jffi9te'tfo e .&"jn/oV!Bi3. MOUNT KDEN(noar Railway Siatlonl-Sovon roomed House and Large Allotment: good business site, £300 only. Terms—Kosy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Kden)—Fine Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonoroto otstern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one aoro vol canic land. OOTTAGK and Large ALLOTMENT by 150. dose to City. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already been made out of it, ONEHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm)-13i aores In grass, with six-roomed Houoa. cow-sheds, &o.; abundant water, good outside run. Very easy terms. MOUNT EDKN-Capital 8-roomed Honso, with two large allotments beautifully laid out. £200 cash, balance at 7 por cent. COTTAQE and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. £160. HOUSE ana ALLOTMENT, Beafleld Road cheap. Ed. WAYTB. House and Land ARont, nHAS, TOT HI lAMSON HOUBH LAND AND FINANCIAL AGHNT Vdioah loin, Ahcklahb, Bankers I—National Bank of New Zealand, BBNTB ana INTBRBBT Collected, MONEY Invested tor Capitalists on flratelacs Mourltles, without Charge. Six par oent allowed on deposits until Invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated, sharks Bought or Bold to urdes. ESTATES Managed fin Absentees. ALLOTMENTS Bought, and Homes Bull* on the Weekly Payment System, BUILDma ALLOTMKNTB FOR BALH a> nm »oot t— Sootland-atreet, 60/ Wost-street. 80/ Inkerman-streeti Ul Hepburn-street, 80/ Bond-street, Ul Ligar Flaoe, 667 Argylc-fltroet. 160 Norfolk-fltreet, Ul Berestord-street, 00/ Cook-street £10 Peroival Parade, 16/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, «f Mount Hdon Road, M Howe-street, SO/%, Kyber Pans,£6 Haokett-elreet 15) Normanby Road, ci Nelson-street, 83/ Brighton Road, at Al la Tulona otter itreeta at low rate?, £Aftftft XO LUND, in Sams ol MO asd tip. *BWU wards, on good securities. DUBLIN-STREET, Newton—Very comfort abls House for Sale (new), near Poat and Telegraph Offioeß, on deferred piymenta; £10 deposit required. TW ELBON-BTHEBT—New and very comfort li able Eonse of 7 rooms for Sale, with gas end city water Hid on. Pleasant view of tho upper portion of harbour. Price £600. MOUNT EDEN—House and Several Allot ments on the Epsom Bide for Sale. Allot ments at 32s fid per foot frontage; great depth Rich volcanic soil. QttVKN-KOOMICD HOUSB and Two Allot k? monts for sale, within quarter of an hour'd walk of Queon-atroet. Easy terms oan be arranged. ■ WHANGARKI— Small Homestead foe Bale, with splendid orohud, over 200 fruit bearing tree;, alluvial soil: frontage to Whan g&rel River: two miles from township. OKRltairOßO-STKKEf-New and voryoon -D vealent Cottage for Solo, near Congrega tional Church, On easy terms. -gfiOn-SIX-ROOMKD HOUSE (new), With *uuw pantry, for Bale; very oonvonient; water laid on j easy farms. HAMILTON (W>ifcato)~HoußO and aore ot ground for sale, two minutes walk from Bank of New Zealand, for £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West TTUNUA—Eighty Aorea of Land for Sale for H £66. Also, Eighty Acres at Watklekle, for £G6. A splnndld ohonco for working man. JJOQA—New and Well-finished House for »'Ov Sale, at Rooky Nook, New North itoadi allotment 40x120. Very easy terms. "KTOKTHOOTE — Seven-roomed House, out ll buildings. So., and 80 aores of Land for Sale. Veryoheap. Brand view ot the harbour, I»o10-FOUR-HOOMED HOUSE for Sale, K^ x v off Cook-street, with targe allotment, f g'OKATOEA TOWNSHIP. - Two Large A Corner Allotments for Solo for £20, having three frontages. pQNSONBY — Now Six-roomed House for L Sale near tha Three Lamps, Frloe, £280, Baey terms ot payment. r\EVONPORT, Lake Road —Several very U ' ohoioo Villa Sites tor Sale, having road and sea frontages, and possessing tho fines: andsoape views to be fonnd around Auckland. Very easy terms of paymont JnCft-A NICE NEW COTTAGE In New X/AOV ton toI , ggj^ tarßo ahoflj aUO (,, ment 10 x 100: very cheap. WAITHMATA RIVBK FRONTAQE.—Land (or Sale at Hi per aoi'Oi In largo or small blocks. Kosy terms. PARNELL— House »«d 1} aores orchard for Sale, in (nil bearing: cowshed, workshop, towlhouse, &o. ( tine sea view. ■P.O RK— HOUSE for Salo In WUllam-atraet, &AK)O M ar St. Jamea1 Church. fjiFSOM-Gentleinan'B Villa Kesldonoe. rmren Xa rooms, coach-house, stabling, &o, £1000. RBMUBR A—IB aorea, for Salo j escellom sail 1 and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, PnrnoU - Slz-roomed House for sale, allotment 1 0 x 1001 winter Said on. Price. «27fc. TOONSONBY—Naw BJi-roomswl Honsi) anfl Jt. Woi^aiisop for saloj two rJiotesnta 1 two bontoses s easy tenuo. PAHNSIi, — JlGTriy - Gnishwl Bh.'-l<ooms6l House for asie 1 sleosans now t £380, IS'AEMS also For Salo aS WolkomiH. Vest* x mcremo, Stokoo's'Polnt, WoltaJterei, Mt\b.n ransi, North Shore, Papatairß, £n. jllsb. a.^i flat in xvitw £eato«(J Berata and Weekly New, OHAS.WHU A M S O S. KffSi KB AQBHX. VotOAH Lamb



jxieuiuß.il TV|" EDI CA L HALL, •"■*• FONBONBY (OPPOSITB THB TORKEI JjAMPBI, Established 1870. J. G. HKNDERSON, Dispensing Chemist and Pharmacist, and Snfgann-Uantlat (Registered). SBIABLISHKB ISCB. jyff S «, JRAH 08 »; KSi/KOJsqs Dsihra&r «?&sraww,r>B][ass9, wsass qwaysw-trewsas +'cofaanlasi>i Hann—B ?^di. tli> ft hP HVKK UOMPLAINIn. ~ DB, KING'S DANDELION AND QUININK LIVKR PILLS (without Met oury.) Thb Bust skmbdy itob Biijoubhbss, HTOMAOn DSRANSmMENT, FtATTOBNOB, PAINf BHTWBBN TUB SHOULDERS, BaIJ APPETITB, Indigestion, Acidity, Hicad-aouh, Heart burn, and all other symptoms of disordered liver and dyopepola, Acknowledged by manj eminent surgeono to bo the aalout and mlldetii nlUo (or every constitution.—ln Boxes at Is lid, 3a 3d, and to 53. Sold by Chemleta and Medicine Vendors throughout the world, Prepared b; Jos, Rorke, London. Specially valuable Fill) lor residents abroad and travoflotft Bold by Kbmpthorm. Pkossee & Go. " UULPHOLINIS LOXION."-An £»■ fj teraal Meo.no of CURING SKIN 01SKASK8, There Is eoarooly any eruption oat will yield to "Sulphollne" In a tow daya, and ocinmonce to fade Rv/r.y oven If It eeemr past cure. Ordinary plraplas, redness, blotches, Bourf, roughness, vanish tig If my magic | whilßi old, ondnrinß skin dlnorderft, that havo plagued the Baflerera tor yours, nowovor deeply rootod they may be, "Snlphnllno" will Bncice«nfnlls attaot them. It ilentrcSviJ the inUnn.'.otil« whloh oanßoa thcea unalahtly, Irritable, painful nffeotlons, and always produces a oloar, health] natural oondlrton of the akin. " SulphoUnu,' Lotion Is p.old by most Chemists. Bottles, in 96 Mftdo by J. Pnpper ta\d Go., London, Bold by KBMPTnonMa, & 00. FBPPBR'S QUIWINE . and IKOK XUNiU roUBTO anil aovolopes thn uervouo enertrics, onrlohoo the blood, promotes appetite, dlspcue uiuk»m nnd dopmsslon, Cuitlilos the OlKestlve orgaa:i, Ib a apeoiflo remedy toi Douralgrla, sgne, Innittostlon, favors of ever; kind, ohest affections, and In wasting dlßeoscs, sororalons tendonoleo, &o. The whoTo tramo It trreatly lnvlitaratwl by Pepper's Tonic, the mental faoulttes brightened, the oonstltatlos urenUy strengthened, &nd a return to robual health oert&ln. Bottles, 32 doaoa, to Gd i next else, Hb. Sold by Chemists everywhsre. Th* iißino ol J. Popvur, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the bo!. There Is no Tonlo so certain in e(Too» as Popper's Quinine and Iron. It is BtroDgly recommended to real denui la India and the Colonies, and should ohvui'u be kept ready for use In every o&sa ol ovt>r or tobrllo oondltioa, -oM hr gßMPTfioßmc. Phqbskb ahd Co. VAKAXAODM AND PODOPHYLLIN, Prepared -only by J, Pepper, Londor Thlß Fluid combination, extracted from mod otaal root*, Is now used Instead of blue pill and o&lomol tor the core of dyspepsia, biliousness, a»d all symptoms of oonirestion of the Uver, ■which cu-o uonerally pain beneath the shouldon, : head-aohe, droweiness, no appetite, tuned tongue, disagreeable taste In tho mornlns, giddlneßs, disturbance of the stomach, and (ecU Ing of general depression. It seta the alngßisfc liver In motion, very slisrhtly acts on the bowels, giving: a sonse of health and comfort with 31 bours. It Is the Bafoat medicine. Taraxacum and I'odophyllln is a fluid made only by J, PKPPKK. Bedford Laboraiory, London, whose name is on every label. Bottles, 2s fld and is Bd. Sold by all Chemists. A most valuable and essontlal inodlotne for India, Australia, tot Owe. and Colonioa generally, Sold by Kkmfthobhk, Pbossrb & Co. 1 AM X S C A XBK, l *J OIBPKNBING AND FAMILY OHEMIBT iMkmbkk Pharuaokutiiui. Hooiktv), hoksi in-sthkkt, clow to w elllnßton-Bireet, Auckland, N.Z. Sewing Machinog. KSTAULIBHKU 1855. i BY BPKCIAIi ,^^^^^ AI'POISTMBNT. Bur ONLY THS OKLHBIt^TKD \ S\ BSWINQ MACHINBS. TheKasioH, Simplest, Host Mode, and^Most Durable. Tho only sewing Maohlno whlon has never baenlbotiWn in composition. Solo Agents in Now Zsoland: SHAKE PKAK AND CO., (Oonoslta tha MsiJ»ol'» QUKKS-3TRKK t UUKIAJSU PKKMANKNT «L CaOPKKATIViC BUIUJINQ AND l^J * 'SI'MUNX aOOI£TX, Oirvios i-li7, QußaN-OTRianc, LOAN'U granted upon approved seouriUos ot frcMiolil or li^aaohoW Properties In sums of £10 to £0,000 principal and Interest bolng re psjnb'o lit Instalmonts at tho foUow!c« Kk ducso lUteb <>)t repayment of each AICQ borrowed I— Repayments extend- p ._ Trr««v Total amount Ingover P«* Wooi. fopa,,^, a b. d. « s. a. I?e*r - ..200 IM 00 i yean - - 1 010 103 0 S S year* . . 11 7 US 15 0 i years - _ 11 8 151 8 I 0 years _ - SB 1 Sfl 18 8 -out - _ 7 1 147 U 0 Mysore - - 8 3 192 IB 0 And n the tame proportion for emallor or laritor loans. OKPOSITS.-Tha Sooloty reo&tTes Money on Uopoatt at i per cent, per annum. JOHN BATGBRt ___ < Beoretary. MOMKY TO LE^D on Mort«age In any cum required, on terms to suit lorrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed n my handel till invested.—W. V. Stevens, In vesting Ageat, 187. Queen-atroot. £10 to £1,000. %riCTOKIAN LOAN and DISCOUNT T AGRNOY. HIGH-STRKBT, AUCKLAND (OPPOBITB CIIY COUNCIL OBLIGES). Money advanood from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Deeds cf Property, chare?, &o. Repayments can be made in Instalments of On r HHiLUis-o feb Webs for eaoh Pound bor rowed, or In any way to salt borrowers. Communications Confidential; Post Ohtioe Address ; Box 00, Anoklana. jft/jl OWISV XO LKND 03 Mongstgo (f fflwa-ctUss fftocfeoiri S«eur!Uet. W, 001/SMAK, Bar t Qasen ana Bhortianfl-ttieni' I*»f\f\fl TO LMND on iTRHKHOLD XiA\JKJ\J SECURITY j alga, several Bums of £1,000 end £600,—Appjy Alteon Onrrlofc, Offlos of William Altken. Bhortland-gtraot Mqh&y a'o it&toij, la *nm» ot saet »ail nrwEA-de, as T per cent jAOKHON fc KUSBBWj, qoW.«oni. gormimrt. Ai'JL srnna. ** -jbu»l satas ai fcotsraai oaNwa!.!. as docpsk, RoHoiWW. HOteiß. FA CAIT 1 O HO X X !•, JOHN QILiI.AN»3E..«, .FKOPRIKTCB Boga to BP.nounoe to his friends and the generftl jus hi to, feat ho has oompletod the extenslTt ftltar&tiau on his premises. iiEMnn tha mac? imprcTatuests, Us hsi latroduood A SPROIAL DINING-ROOM, Vnds- tfco Bncerlntendouce ot n well known CaSorer, The "Uuisioa" >cUi bs the be^t tha Bsaaon con snpply, Meals at sU hours, Heat Brands of Wines and Osirltß. Honoook's- Sparklina Ala always co Draught, Board aafi Kesldenee, 28a per week, Kflftßonablo Ohatfies. BzoelleniFore. OlTllfi^ «nd Attention, Good StabUBD nHAJtSIiKMOJII H O IB Jj, \j WnkeAeld-stireet, Auckland, W. H. POKTKR (LfzSfi ot Queens Kotel, Qneon's Redoubt). WINBS ailKWa OF THE BKB ►SKAKUB. HANOOOK'B & tYHIT3ON'3 aPARSLJKa ALKS. »IBBHM>iuASB AOaOMMODASIQK BOW YXSITOa W. fi. POKTBK, Propkietok. EW A V T E, LAND AND ESTATK AGBNT, BROKBK, &0,, 177, QUEEN- STREET, Opposite Mori In & Co.'b. OCOTMSa AND NEW ZEALAND D INVICoMENX COMPANY (WMHSD), This Company ADVAKCE3 MONKY on MUK'i'G&Gli;, security of freehold or leasehold and, In any sums from £ICO upwards, at the lowest current rates of interest. Application forma and fall oarticnlars from B. W. BINNBJf, Queen-street, Auckland, J Agent for the Companf,



uusiness jxotlcen CO « A £©« Sis * *"^ fc-4 H k«|s|| fe ft 01 ju, oo&u v«, a«u ■c la s fiIKROJIANXa. p&uuuupps & goH, i *» ft Wi (IvSHH.irJfßftß'f, AUOKW2TO, Sf.S, SMPORTBKS 09 PAPBBMAHSSHOS, WbAbß-JPoltonefl, SllTMßrt, «nd RO^ll P&ABI9 BnaUnh anfi GanSlnrrosel Shoot, PhO«o ---grap&lp, (JiMsßhata. WBXXR XiitAH, Colour*,. 051, VAttW*BH«IB Brushes. Mlrsrt Pulnfw, Oswwi'a bailee* roslro and Patent SlUoate Valuta. HUHLDIKSH--GIU, Stains*, Veneered, Wat PJnturs ffntnie and Bcom DaooraMoiiß, Fanoff Fraraiw to? Oalrinut ftflrt O.D.Y, Piestraisfl oi orerir <Seawli)Mw» in BreM nwlflty acsASS—Photo* suA Clalomaßfl. iiibumn tor PhotaSt Seraipe. &0.. to,, ao, Oat-ou» « Orertar Mcumk tvU sisesj CftbJ9»* W. P. a H. tarkia always en need S^u? J" I**?* «aok (rf too nbwa Baofla tit «n North Uttanil at MoTTfoalana. we able to exoouto alihee whole. SSTwmuS ortlotd on ihe moat terunrabla JSSifc Sample* o! Pap<»hiu»alii«s fcom obe« sli«u Now so»««t9 In Auoklßiid BhanW laspeot Selrnewhomeni th«r w!Ufindsam* < Wu« to mW the niMui a J erory oco. W, PHI£uPPB&SOSI, f ORT H SHOBK. AT THK WHOLKB^K t^N B . SPIRIT. Wo are BOTTLING and SUPPLYING ISNGUBH Bnd COLONIAL. ALK and a I OUT, In splendid condition, by the Oabk or In iIiXKD DO2BNB o( B»y eight bottleH of Ale Bnd Stoat, and four bottieß Winoa and Spirits. Limfiiulca and Ooidlalß, idled Tonlo Hop Boor, Giwre* N'.B.-Spirlto (proof strength); Wines, Al6>, &0.. of finest quality. Orders delivered Kkjsb "we thantftho Inhabitants ot the North Bhora for their veiv liberal patronage, and Mk a oou> Unnanoe of the eatne. NOTE ADDRZS3- Olmo to Viotorla Wharf, anil adiolninu Fenton'i Deronport Honoe (Drapery KBtabllihment), Yiotorltt it ">rt. I^HAALUS OAKKIA... .i^i> OKAIf 1 WXOWlii. JAMES MACK.IE, rBOPKWTOS, VIOTOBU-BTBKBT EAST, AUOXUSDi Kepalra ot BTerj doaorlptlon n Wowi ana Iron nontly exoootod on tbo tost notice! Snrlain tnado ana ropalred, ya on hand, i iarco qnantttjr Of Lamps, aUo Ironhark Shadl 4nd Bpokes, Red Bum Fellosa, end Bobart fOWB Hardwood, K.B.—Oanntrr ordaro pnnotnall attenflad to, «UVKUIOtt OOiUiUWAXKU iAMUB. 8, P A X X B X HAS SDK a alb • onmfcor of thakbora, wlti Tap ready for nse, «i and Qownrds, AT 814 BTBAM WOBKB, VIOTORIA-STBUn. at hla Bhop MVtoj.raun-vnavat, Largo qniutsttes of Spontlnz. liiaslng, ud IJown pipes always In Koo*. TBrsauah Iron euuai at ahurtest nonoe. Mann/ao*urer of Leafl and Oompo Pipe. A obsloe i'Jiiitlnn of ObAnAeUert, fro., %t nil WsUoelor-alrMt Bhop. Ooofitrv orderf will always recelro hu prompl attontloo. u<w?B'a la to qi w»i« B.HM P*I»B*»B Of? «U1 tMfDOVW) LliD *sno» Urnatwa VAkIKU AND BEAUTIFUL Aesorlnmnt of Übrtntmas and N»w Year'B Oardß (lioyal Aosdamy SetloB), to be cold at lowost posulblo profit, Kanoy «tatlonerF and OUeap Books: writing Desks flctod with Statlnnery, at 68 6u. Special Llue of Lodgers -aoaorAocyantUook^^^^ BOOKSKLLBU AND STATIONBB, Hlgh-Btreot. Anokland. lit is N 0 ING I ot every doeorlptlon put np by oontraot Nobody oan do It uhoapor or better than Sam White. Paling Vouoos, pout and nil: Wire and Plokot Fences of evory sort. Prioos on application. All kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed whnro roqnlreil. Fenoes Painted. Posts. Kails, PallnßS, Shingles, Hoaee liloofes, Sm,. (sr sale at yards. SAM. WHITE, Fenoer. Gora-street (near Brltomart Hotel *TUKNV E X S 0 N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WTNDIIAM■ STRE ET. A MEXICAN PUKTKAIX KOUMS, J\. 177. QUKKN-3TRKKT (Opposlto Tt & 8. Morrln's) . NOW OPKN. Gtema taken dally—3 dozen for 2a Sd, lnrgor bleob equally ohenp. Gome and see the Show Cases at the New Premises, next to Olark & Oreo's, two doors above British Hotel. 177, Queon-strect, J, liOW Proprietor. JO, r~&ZTi A » « JiADDSK A ISARKOW MAKa'K 80 ftud 82; VI<TK)niA.BTUKICT, isnrsrrUoooriptlonof lAdAcnt. Steps, Bsnrowt, Vsnixve Wheols, Olotbes Homes, CloUkM Box**, IraveUlng Ohewin. fta,, on han<J. at maAs to Ktioc. A Ut«s*l aiscoaat allaw«a to Oontmotan «nd bo vrnolnalß ordec. Shop and Offieo Fl ttlnsi, «iud ail McOa ot Job> dng Work done br experienced warkmea n» the Bhoctest notion M.B.—Ladders, BJ*pji «nfl Barrow* last ett Ura. Vloilna boosht On* or two ouporlar old VUttliut fax sola I siw> t • n<t Vtollniymn -■• \\i itikUtf ittutt ft S, f ? Corner of Lorno and TlotoriMttaetf. Aaokland Rast BOSUMatNTit, MABDLK, AHD OUIIBU BTONBHASOH, ABOHITBOTDRAI. BOUIfTOB AMD OABVBS Inscrlpttonfi koonnte and boautlf 01, onnmcntß, Tombs, Headstones, end srary dsscrli tlcn of Btona Work at tha loweat poailbla I m or tnwn «nd noontrw 0G8! LOGS! LUGS ITO THK MILL Wanted known, that the ICanrl Point Saw Mllia, at Onehonga (destroyed by fire some months slnoe), are now in toll work again. All lengths of logs at Mill watting to be sawn. Baama and girders for brick building and wharf work, up to 10 feet, supplied on the shortest notion. Customers may roly upon the oroiwn otthe timber going with their orders, as we have 20 manufactory to supply. Builders and oontraotora will find It to their merest to glvo thoir orders to us, oa they will get all fresh timber, tree from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with despatch, M H.ROB. Proprietor, Kauri Point Uawmlll Onehniiga. September 1 '*i=_ 7'" to—l mark. -iJ: 011. |p O X SALE, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheoled Dog Cart (nearly new! 1 Largo Lady's Phaoton Uouble-seatoa Busgy anted to Purohaae, Double-seated Hooded 8.1 B W A X J» 15 A S S i B ?, SI ABOHITXOX, BfKKOHWDKTa aoßjajrarg! . QUBKH.BfBHiaf. . i-i X O v « v L I M K. 6UOuiS"I.IMK. sron BAUES, 3OUI'H6ATB!S MAHUKAKSX HtUKAOIiIO «EODND ROOttK LIMB, In any QOtintltr. for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Dollars, etc (noxt to atone flagging,-Is un rivalled for durability and hard-Betting dualities). For tonka acd other wet watte It la a firat-otaes material. 3, KBA MX, BOLE AGENT, itfraroig-BO'OgB-aTßißaig. J"~ J}. Bo A^ D 5 E a ■ hao taken over the iinsineaa raooutly oartlnd on M!B3 HAINKS. TOBiCCONIBT, nod hopes toeeiva ths snpporS of vi old uaatouievß, SELSOS A93ORTMBNT OS" TOBACCOS ° 01QAK3. PIPES. &0. QUEEN■B T R E E T, Under Alba Hotel, ;



.Brana*"* Notices Coffjeei Coffee i C>offebi S. C. BROWN, Dubham-stheet, Auckland, flour miller and coffks & bpiok iMICKOH.VNTj HAS ALWAXS ON HAND ANfi Fob Baie— tfLOUR, in saoks, iuO's. and 50'a. " Blue" brand FLOUR, in saokfl. 103's, and 90V, "Red" brand BRAN AMD SHARPS KAW AND KOASTMO OOffffßK PEPPKR AND BFIdESi ] Tn the matter of C@FFi!l£, the attention pi the PUbllo la called 10 the excellence ot my brands, and a trial solicited; The Mixtures are oomposed only ot tJio BtSt Plantation Coffee and the Best Chloory proouratfle, ana m» i 6e oharaoterlflid thus— " Kagle" (my beßt brand), nearly pare coffee "Ship" and "CaTwl." medium coffees of I great BtreDßthatd flavour " Oafltle" and " repaid," low medium and ' oommoft censed. I To lovers ot really fluo Coife'a, I dWonnly ro -1 commond thu "ttßgle," but to the general tußte Medium coffees aro found to be most acceptable, and I say, therefore, Tbt thk ship Brand Tby the CAMKL Uiujvd PrronraUe tiom all Morchinta and Storo i liooporu, lcoso. and in tins, dlUbu., 281ba,, 1111)3.. ! ?ibu., BlbF., llbsf., 21bs., and lib. nOFFKK! pOFFKKI /10FFKEI \j \j V _ raiHE UIVfiKSDALK ManUFaCTU"ft i. INB COMPANY (LIMITKD). 11. GRKY-BTBKH.T, TANNKKB. OURRIKRS, LWaTHER AND OItINDKRY MKROHANT3 AND IMPORTERS. The above flrm hare Just landed, c* various law arrivals, SPXjKNDID VaLUK tn Kronen. German, and Knalißh Calf, Kia, Patoni Onlf, Kaat Indian CM and Kip, Butts. Klastlo, WeD, Boot Wobbin&andLiuingß, And a Variety of GIUNDKRY AN HOK MKROKRY GOODS. Will also navo tegular shlpmenra ot above BTrivißK from the boot Knßlltih, American, ond Continental Huuisea. Colonial Tanned and Cur ried LOftUiere always cm bund* The h.M. Co. (Limited) are Cash ParobMerJ Ot Wool, Skins. Hides, end TalliQffi Now Landing, ex ABtetlon, ezoellen; value In Idnlngß. Kyoiets. Heei Tips, sad flirnsley'B Xools of all deßorlptlooß. Telephone «o. 95. waLS#HAMpBONi (Secretary. PAIN'S ! Y>* WholeBal8»R«tMl »<5 W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmakei, 1 Queen Street, Auckland, i Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, mOTEOHHIIT TO THB lIOVtL t»OHT igjItDHOM BIS AUCKLAND TOKWAtWINO AND PAROBL DKLIVBRY I AQKNOY Despatch Goods and Paroels of all degorlp tlona to every par« ot the Town and Suburbs, at a Ohoxp Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, The following are the Booking Aobhtoikb i- A. R. Ladd, Oab'tmaker _Karan(rahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Koad R. Blrnie. Baker _ -Arch Hill J. Reid, Oabioetinafcer _ Corner ot Ky bar Pass and Bymonds-at S, Reid. Orooar . _oornor of Kyber P»aa and Graf ton Road* 'W, S OoUlns, Qrooer ..Parnell I A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker _Newmarke<t. ! DRLIVBRCBSI- Tom> Honrlj. Bnburban 111 a.m. and I P.mi No. 78. Telephone Biohanga, HKAI) OFFIOKI NATHAN'S BOND. OPSTOMHOPBB-gTBBT raiO MKRC HANTS, BKKWaItJ', X BOTTLKRS, AND SODA-WATER ; MANUFAOrURKKd. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFORD-arREKT. DUNKDIN l (Katabllßhed 1866). , IMPORTERS OF KNGUBH, FHHNOH, AND SPANISH Olir CORKS. Alwavh o» Hand and to Arrive— ' Broweiß*. Bottlars', and Podawater Manufao turers'aundrien, lnoluding all kinds of Corks- Bungs, Hhlvos, Tiee, ana Spiles, Cellar Corks, CurktDg Muohlnoß, Capsulea, Tlnfol ' Bottling Wire, Superior leinglnso (Hrewtra1), Book, fnree. Ka>t India Pips, ondPureßuealsn and Brazilian Cut: Tnermnmoterß. Blind and 1 Common. All hlDdB ot Qlngor, wholo and ' crushed : Ta'tario, Ac«clo. Snlpbnrous. Citrio, i and fiulpri'nrla Adds; Spirits ot Wine. 81 0.p.; • XußOUoes and Ea«eniißl Ol's, sodawater Ma i chines; Bottling Baofeu, P*tont»nd Common: I Patent Bjruptnß Parap»; Sodawater and Qir oribaor lloitios. Ordinary; Lnmont'B, Bogbeu'e and OiKia'a Patent Batrl'B; Herbs, Pcoli>, and Roota of nveiy description; and nvory reqaißF* for tbe Brewers'. Battlers', and JSreted Water Manuf iciurera' trade. ; Agents fob lUvwiud, Tyler & Co., London. > Messrs. T. ft Co. invite Intending Purchaser i ot Brewers' and s-'odawatsr Maablaery to an . nspeotlon of tholr stock. THOMSON & CO., ORA.WH'uBD.STRBaT. Ddnkdin. FRENOB Dresb Shirt ' MANCTFACTOKr, C. D^L' BAU' DURHAM-ST* ■ Corner ot Albort-utroat, r AUCKLAND. ; —i- , Private orders gpeolally attended to. ana exe oated In French Materials, Imparted dlrsotly from the manataoturers. All Dresa ah'irta to order ' made on measurement | only, Fit Qnarantocd gjiISHER AND CO. (Umitbd), V WHOtBSALE SniFFINO AND ITaMIIiY Butohkbb, Qaeen-atreot (next Bank o( New Zealand, Auckland). — Poultry ot all kinds dressed to order. Prime Smoked Tonguop, Home-oared Baoon, Corned Beef on Sale In large quantities.- N.B.—Dealers In Game. Live Pheasants forwarded to all partn of the Colony upon reoeipt of order. Families waited on In town or suburbs. CjUPERIOR COBRUGAXBD TANKf. J. L. KB AN Has for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for nee price Sis, at his shop, KUlott strflet. Large quantities of Spouting. Ridging, and Down Pipes, always in Stootc. Verandah Iron carved at the shortest notioa. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention, Lead washers always on hand. mo THIS KKBIDBNT& OJ? SYMOJNUH. X OTEHET AND NSIQHBOURHOOD. X BOVSY Hh teoentlr Opened a Flrrt-olaM BUIOHBBX At tun OOBHXB O3T THB KTBHt PASS SOAQ. PRIME OORNBD BBK7 alwayi on hand VamlllM waited on tot orden MHO THE PUBLIC OF PONSOKBY, F. DATIBS, Boot and Shoe Manufaotarer, ot PoOTonby Road, oalla the attention of his one tomers and friends to the following i-Ghild. K>n'B Klastlo Boots, from 8a ; Goloshes. Is M (ohlldren'at j Women's Kid R,H, Boots, from 7B Sd; ohoap lino In Men's Klaatlcs, 13a (oolonlal made, &o Womon'a Colonial raade i>slets. 12s on. i 3 *-' • * O a I I 5 KM to Kusu'b J?aoUo JSos, O«l<S, And »3«owm Batbs, Vioscc!a-B»ri!»i Kaai. '.'O6: sa, Ohs OsjiiLma, Ojioii »U weefe aur* £rom 7 a.m. to I a.m., nnil 3n«>AS tAostwjKas flora 8 till ID o,n;. Ths Baih-roems are Bit private, and lunplioa vrith eysry ooavenieace, Turkish iowolb, flash sad half brushes, oomhs. »«splratorß, aosre. &c. aeleo* b*th. K ooms (vetrhta) Vfor Ladtea oviry fltty, at all feoura, with famsle attendanos. Osu SHitLrao and Sixpenob. HOBBB note tho address 1 ViowrivattOßi K&sß, above tho Grey lound Hotel, and next tha oheap Beddins bbl ffumitnra Meii. Anobland. "»»«»« »« W.H—Batbor In attandanoa. HE HELENSViLLE TIMBER COM. PANY, LIMITED. i WOEKS: HEtENSVILL AUCKLAND OFFICE COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. Having a Railway Siding running into their Works, aro open to supply contractors and others with Sawn Timber, delivered at any station on the Kaipara and Waikato Raihvaya A Wharf with deep water frontage to the river the Company are onabled to load vessels alongl side the Mill for Southern ports and Australia Have Bpcoial facilities for supplying lonir lengths on short notice. All communications to De addrossod to JOHN MILNE, Secretary Colonial Bank Buildings, Auckland. J~ A Iffl a a JB UTO» a»: OABTfiflR. COMTftAOTOK, ffiO Upod* aanrail Ciifl lioUvorod tram anip'i emu qi "iSWCAK'iMiS AHts BiS O? IStAWWS OOJlf- F IAJNUHI JfiANoa. I^^- JUST LAKDKD. PER ABHMORE. Being made to pa 4er, persons in want ot a good Piano tild call at once nd them. I Second-hand Piano. l!U. Can be Been at Mr tTHOB. H. WBBB'S, Hob- Bon-utweti thiee Ooora trpm cooS-fftreet. <



■ A« HKAT HE R GBNEKA& IMPOBTBE, . HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVE- • BRANDY- Oourvoislor'a Brandy In tmlfe do do ono diamond, four Site mond, andVO • .-. - Associated Vineyard Brandy in tralk.'ossß, flask, and hatf-flaak . , J Mnller Frerea* Brandy In bulk, oaae, fla* I and halt flask Hennessy's Brandy In oaae W. and A. Gilbert Brandy In oasa ' »± RUM- Lownflea', 30 0.p., -casks and hhda Lemon Hart's, J-oasks W. and A. Gilbert, In ease, TV and vrhlts' WHISET <balkj— Greonleoa; Inverness, Glonllvet, Terrier; ' 1 2gallon]ara WHISKY <oaae| , OoUlo Blond. Roynl Blend, Bob Boy. Jero boam, Glen Almond, w. and A, ailbey'o, Irish and Sootoh In flasks SCHNAPPS- Henke'a, W, and A. Gilbert WINBB (bnlk)- SUva and Cosln'B, Aurtrftlten, Gronsoh, Md Tokay WINKS (In oase>- W. and A. Gilbert (Oagtlo brand), Port, Sherir. Claret, Marsala, Madeira, U, i, b, o, b, and a; vo Clarots, 0, I, t, 3,1 1 Champagne — Boederer, Perrler and Oimusos AIiB- Baw, bottled by Hall Boara Bead, bottled by Hall John Bull, bottled by John Bald ;: Aahbrt and MoKwans " Globe "branl -~W Ansio-Bararian STOt/T- Boar's Head, Hall Bdmond'B Pig Brand Guinesa'a. bottled by Blood Wolfe - Sparkling Kenrotone, pints and qnarta Gale andFWend's and Johns, Matthews and Oft Bonuina White Lead and Zino litnseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, in drums Oolza Oil. In drains OastorOll.lnbaUE DKIKD FRUITS- " " Onrrante, in half oasea Blme Raiaina and Figs Alden Apples (evaporated) N EBKO3BNB, ISO and 160 test- Prime York Mams and Baoon at Low R»tea rOBAOCO- ' °l ot th? Water, 12% Nallrod Royal Btanfiara Long 6's Veana, li'a, 6'a, Doable Thick P Pieces 3ILMEN"3 STORKS- S*"?. Snsar, 10, lw, No. 8| Paper B«g», Ploklee, Kippered Herrings, Potted Meats, and ta assortment oi Qaneral". ■ "><s uoodß always on band. A BKiTHKE,