TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.)

Anew totalisator, worked by el.ctricity, has been patented in Victoria, liippodamia, Hipporina, Larry, and Fish woman have been entered for the big event at the Wanganui Spring Meetin«—the Wanganui Stakes Handicap, The entries number 16. " Augur" is sorry Mr Stead did not give the Australian stud masters a chance to purchase some of his mares. Girton and Trinket have been scratched for the O.J.C, the former also for the Can terbury Cup. Messrs Wilson have purchased Redeemer for £75, and iutend putting him to the stud at Wanganui. The Mhrton-Rangitiket annual meeung will be held on thciirstand second January. The added money totals £705, the principal event b.iug a handicap of £235. Oivinj; to ihe decision given by tho metro politan -ii-gistrate, Mr Marsh, the monte players had a veiy good time of it at Rahd wick during tho late Australian Jockey Cmb meeting, shd it is said that their Win nings during the fourdajs' racing amounted 'to iully £1000, £60 having been staked iv one single lift of ihe cards. Warlike, by Wcatherbit-Heroine of Lucknow, has recently been purchased by Mr Reynolds; of Tocal, for 1200 guineas. Warlike'a best representative is Proctor. Mr Clifford's mare Piiriki has dropped a colt to Anteros.

We are sony (says the " Weekly Press ") to learn that Grip lias also broken down, permanently. 'Ihe eon of Slanderer will, wc understand, go io the stud, and most prob.bly take up bis quarters at Cheviot Hills.

George Williams (" *ustralian Williams,' as he is known in tbis part of the colony) rode for Messrs Mason and Vallance at the 'lim.tunie.ting. "Mazeppa" states that Mata is said to be going stiffly, aud grave doubts are enter t-iued as to whether he will stand his pre paration for the November meetiog at Christchurch.

Giles, the 'i'ciuor.3. publican, Who was charged with having kilUd the racehorse Bylong, has committed suicide. Hotspur, who won the Kandwick steeple chase, is 17 years old and has but one eye) The following sensational wagers were recently booked ia Melbourne on the Cup and Derby:—Mr D. S, Wallace accepted £10,000 to £500 about bis colt Calma for the V.R.C. Derby, and Mr W. Gannon took £20,000 to £200 on the double of Navigator and Sweet William. "feoukor" writes:—"Mr Alf Bircbal has arrived from Auckland, briogiog with him Hippodamta (Slander filly) and Fish woman 'Fanny Fisher fiillv), JSippodamia having been purchased from Mrs W. Walter* by Mr J. H. Pollock for £500. Birchall, who was under an arrangement with the late Mr Walters to train the team which was to race in that gentleman's interest is thu t locality, bas come to terms with Mr Pollock, aud will have charge of the St. Albans stables, consisting of Hippo datnia, Fishwoman, Hipporiua, and Larry." From Adelaide, I learn that Guesswork, on a private trial, did the Derby distance nnder 2inios 40scc*, and as be won the Derby easily in 2i.ii.is 41i«ecs, some idea »f what a speedy youngster he is may be gained. At a recent meeting of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club, forty-two new members were pr»poed aud elected. Toe scores tor the season of the five priucipal .English jockeys to August 4th were :—

The meeting of tbePakuranga Hunt Club at ellerslie to-morrow promises to be a mo-1 successful gathering. Mr Kirby paid £73 for ihe gates. For the Cnp tbo entries are St. Swithin, 12.t lib; Blucher, 12st lib ; .ellerslie, 12st lib; Butcher Boy, 12st lib; fiencral, 12st lib; Tearaway, list; Tricotrin, list; JUerrick, list. I expect to see Mr Peicivai's St. Swithin or Tricotrin, who ore both repsrtei to be in good trim and going well, about at the finish. Whitefoot is my fancy for the Members' Hurdle.

•Chancellor's absence from the Dunedin Cup entries and his scratching for Geraldine races are explained by his having injured his dicky leg in his training gallops,

"AMATEUR OARSMAN" DE FINITION.

A great deal of dissatisfaction has been expressed in rowing circles during the last two or three sea-ons by the unsatisfactory "amateur" deGnition in force, and the lack of interest' manifested in rowi/ig olubs is largely due to the repeated quarrels that have taken place on this subject. Steps are now being taken to form a Rowing Association, and as the vexed ques tion will probably come under con sideration again, we publish two defini tions now in force in England. The first, which has been adopted by sixteen boating and rowing clubs in London tbis year, reads as follows .—" Definition' of an amateur: An amateur oarsman or sculler must be an officer of tt.M.'s army or navy, or Civil Service, a member of the liberal professions, or of tbo universities or public schools, or ef any es tablished bsat or rowing clubs, not con taining mechanics or professionals, aod must not have competed in any competition for cither a stake, or money, or entrance fee, or with or against a professional for any prize, nor have ever taught, pursued, or assisted in the pursuit of athletic exercises of any kind ss a means ot livelihood, nor have ever been employed ia or about boats, or iv _ manual labour, nor be a mechanic, artizan, or labourer." The Henley definition, adopted on April 8, is as follows :—" No person shall be con sidered an amateur oarsman or sculler— first, who has ever competed in any open competition for a stake, money, or entrance fee; secondly, who has ever competed with or against a professional for any prize; thirdly, who has ever, taught, pursued, or assisted in athletic exercises of any kind as a means of livelihood ; fourthly, who has been employed in or about boats for money or wages; fifthly, is or bas been by trade or employment for wages a mechanic, artisan, or labourer,"

Customs Returns.

Imports and Exports at the Poet of

Auckland.. Wk are indebted to Mr Hill, Collector of Customs, for the following statement, showing tbe total values in sterling of im ports and exports at the port of Auckland ior the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1882 :—

Sir Edward Wilmot, the physician, was when a youth, sofargone in consumption that Dp. RadcluTe, whom nehad consulted, gave his friends no hope of his recovery. Yet he lived to the age of ninety three! upon which Dr He berdon notes : " This has been the case with some otherß who had many symptoms of con sumption in youth." Modern research in medi cine has now provided many invaluable reme dies for consumption, bronchial and chest com plaints. The combination of Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine with thejioaling: Kuca yptus (orbluo gum) has been the means of rel evine and permanently curing such diseases. Possess ing thus a peculiarly reparative nutriHvA action Aiekin's Syrup of P Eueiiypto "vjIS Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine! i a tXftS maceutlcal preparation specially to vented for the rr^ i h£«<s.„Si Bre, rßf _0r? ofiestatl-ctions Agents > —The New Zealand Drug Company. .

CITY COUNCIL.

The usual weekly meeting of the Council was held at 6.30 last evening. ' Present i— His Worship the Mayor (presiding), Coon, cillors Thompson, Waddel, Harper, Board* man, Phillipps, Dacro, Aickin, Dcvore' Fleming, Musefield, and Crowtber.

CokKESPOKD.nce -Letters weieiec.ifad from Mr Thomas Buddie, forwarding copies of resolutions passed at tho meeting at the ' V.M.C.A. rooms, asking that action wiih reference to tbe Contagious Diseases Act be postponed until the end of next session.-- Tlie Mayor said it was scarcely necessary : te go iuio the queslion, as they had already argutd the question over and over ag.iu. He pointed out that the writer asked tint action be postponed, but d'd not state for what reasons. Ho moved, "That the C.uncil hss heard nothing advanced, during I the late discussion on this question, to induce it to postpone the bringing 0 f a ihu Act into operati.n to soon us the necessary arrangciii.tits aro completed," Cr Devorc seconded. Carried, — From Mesers Whitaker and - llussell, apply, iug, on bchalt of Mr Thomas Grubb, ef Karangahapo Koad, for a reduction, in the price of water for h's baths. Mr Grubb would bo a Urge consumer, and thought the Council might icduce the rate of charge to the amount charged city consume... It I was decided to inform the writers that Mr j Grubb would b. chaiged at the city rate ' viz,, lOd per 1,000 gallons—From Messrs ' !_. Williams .lid other le.itieais of Littlo j Queen and Custom-house streets, oh whom a notice had been served to diain their premises, asking the Council to construct, 1 an outlet for the sewer fiom Little Queen., ' Btreet. Rrferred to Streets C.mmiitec, From Mr S, Young, forwarding an mount | for £7 10s, coachbuildei's charge for re. 9 , pairing can damaged by accident, , The writer _ tatcd that he had been put Io £7 or j £8 additional expense in consequence of tho accident. On the motion of Or Harper it decided to offer Mr Young £10, without prejudice.—From E. T. Dufaur, urging on the Council the dc.-irability of at once pro< ceeding with tha extension o£ ihe ttflin sewer to deep water. The -amegen.le'mau also wrote complaining of tho want of drain, age in Jeimyn-street^ On the motion of the Mayor, it was decided to apply to Go-: vernm.nt for the money due by them in connection with the sewer, and that in the meantime plans and specificatieos be pre-" pared for the work, after the preparation of L the.plansof levels in connection with the ' tramways. , • ' V Street Watering. — Cr Thompson presented a petition on behalf of residents I in Chapel-street, praying that that thorough.'' fare bo watered dally.—Cr Thompson moved | that instructions be given to Mr Hughes to carry out tbe prayer of the petition—Cr Phillipps moved these instructions ahoY apply to Karangahapo 1.0ad.->-'i'he matter was eventually jreferrcd to the Streets Com.' mittee. Blasting.—Mr J. Cray made applies* tion for permission to blast rock on tbe £ allotment adjoining Mr Lamb's allotment, Fort Britomart.—Referred to Legal ConuJ S mittee, Woodbn Buildings.-Mrs Irwin had. made application to the 6Uiveyor for per;'.' mission to erect a wooden building in Wakefield-Btreet prior to the extension oil the building circuit. .he permit was given, but she had'not availed herself ihenof. Bhe now renewed tbe application, bul^asthe | circuit within which wooden buildings aro prohibited now includes Mrs Irwin's site, the Council decided to refuse the request. Streets • Commit ie* report.—The 1 Streets Committee reported:—Memo, for 1 Gas Company, declining to allow " eye " to . be put down. Commit tee agree to. recommend earth being deposited without." the eje to sewer. Memo. from^Town £ Clerk, re reclaimed harbour property; that 1 Surveyor prepare a sketch plan of proposed reclamation. .Letter from 8. Coombes.ro road in Ponrouby ward; that the applica cation be granted, provided that the road, be formed, covered with scoria ash, rough ' kerbed, and dish channelled. Report was adopted on tbe motion of the Mayor. Kbpokt of Endowment Committee, —This committee recommended that ap« plication be made to the Colonial Secretary for a site for a Leek Hospital and Reforma tory oo the Hospital Reserve, aud that the Surveyor prepare plans and cstima'e of cost of a suitable building of eight roams. —The | Mayormov.d, ond Cr. Waddel .e.ondcd the adoptisn of the report.—Canied. Legal Committee report,—The com.' mittee recommended tbe Council not to take further action re application of J. W. James regarding the right-of-way, Vie» tori*.street ; that a more complete form of permit be drawn up and submitted to the committee; that £25 be paid to Mr McLaughlin in settlement in full of all de* mands (wiih prejudice); that a legal. opinion be taken regarding the Council's c'aim for £470, Ponsonby district liabili. t c.; tbe Government be asked to validate any irregularities in connection with the,: Ponsonby rate ; that the solicitor to tiie Corporation be instructed to take the neces sary action without delay, by injunction or I otherwise, to prevent tlio erection of the propofiid tallow and manure works on tho Bite opposite tbo pumping station, Mr' Erringtonto give a report on the contcm* plated site as regards tbe contamination oi. the water in the ponds by the proposed I works.—The report was adopted on tbe,; motion of the Mayor. Library Committee.—" That a letter. be sent to Sir George Grey, askinsj, if the committee of the Institute will provide., space for his library as temporary safe custody until the Free Library is erected, I or other arrangements made, whether this 1 would meet his views; and also, . letter be I sent to the secretary of the Institute, ask<>

ing if they can provide space, the City.i; Council providing shelves and cases."—The I repsrt was adopted. Park Commutes. — This committee; recommend the calling of tenders for fomi«.', tain basin and base of pavilion, in con• i crete ; also, that that steps be of bluestono and pillars and side wall of brick and 'con-?' crete, with cement coaling.—The report % was adopted. DOCK-STR-.--.— The Council havihe re-7 solved itself into a General Purposes Com-! mittee, a petition from the inhabitants of" Dock-street, asking that it be raised to tho j permanent level, kerbed, and channelled,! was received.—The Sarvejor reported t.o7 t cost of formation, kerbing, and chan nelling, at £130. - He recommended that ' a fence to protect the cliff, end a path, should be provided.—The matter 'Was, referred to the Streets Committee to re-. port; the fence on the cliff, however, to ba erected at once. The Council then resumed. PONSONBY.—The Town Clerk ;: asked-;] what water rate was to be levied til Ponsonby for the halPyeap—6d or TMf- Bcf| ferred to Legal Committee,—_v ..porta from the Surveyor on the streets inff Ponsonby was laid on the table. , - ... I,| The Council then rose.

TKB AUCKLAND OTERIKG STAE, OCTOBER 13

Printed and Published by the Propria^l, Bjsxb.. Bbjbtt, ot Snnonrls-etreet, ol hit Q-Mftl Bteam Printing Offloe, Wyaflhws . Mreet, In the Frarlnoo of AboM»m4l JJM ___ Bftiwsa f__m



Won. F. Archer ... 116 C. Wood ... 91 G. Fordbam... 52 C. Barrett .'. 50 T. Cannon ... 40

Lost. 191 241 129 204 114

Total 807 332 181 251 154



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Countries.

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Total.

British Colonivs- UnltedKingdom.. AU8TR.»1-_A— Queensland _ New South Wales.. Viotoria South Australia ., Tasmania .. Fiji Islands.. Norfolk Island India— llecgal Madras .. _ Hong I_cng .. Mauritius .. V. B-BRIQN COUKTBI-l- U.8. Amorica— On tho Atlantic.. On the Pacific .. Navigator Islands.. New Caledonia .. Klilco Islands Cook Islands Socles. Islands .. ' Gilbert Islands .. Chesterfield Islandp Savatro Islands .. Sandwich Islands.. •Fr.ondly Islands .. chili .. .. ~ Belgium ,_ ,. Japan „ France -. China.. __ ..

360.71-

61.076 46.-76 51 5.980 3.M" Hi

158 41 1,9-9

21.057 11,875 1'16 . 2.876 47 3,735 1,010 596 ~70.

51,303

IS 21503 1,-78 5P 3,716 123

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8,75*

2,756 970 13 1 1,013 .89

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1 63.081

12 27,259 2,14< 13 57 1,729 912

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83 15,010 59. "367 2,527 13 ill

33,075 108.756 381 222 512 3129 13 Ul

335 2,032

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6 2 529 111 38.033 553,122 369,711 119 482 72.896 55 .IS'/

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_JS___SS ■—''.■■ . Aaotloiis. I Wi 8. OOCHBANB, M& DACBK j MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. j COTTAGE AT PON HON BY. : THE Subscribers havo received inattuc-: tions from the owner, who la leaving the dlstriot, to sell at their Rooms. Pott-street, on Monday. 10th Instant, at 12 o'clock, I A Well Finlabed COTTAGE of Five Rooms, I Bituated In Haokott-.troet, Poneonby. It In almost new, is fitted with grttos, cupboards, and every convenience, tank, and good woll. Tho Allotmont is No. 8, Sub. i.ot 12,5e0 ion 8; has 33ft.front-go, and Ib oloso to the bob. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Wi R, COOHBANSI. I JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. ALLOTMbNTsTIONDON STREET, PONSONBY. 126 ACRES ON XHE TAURAROA RIVER. 40 ACRES, ■PUKEATUA 1 THE subscribers will sell, at .their Booms, Fort-Btreot. ori Monday, October 10._, at 1_ o"clo.l. Bl OKD-ffi OF THE MORTQAO-H., PONSON BY-I.ota 136 and 137. _üb-division lots 11 and 17, Beotlon 8, snbnrb. ot Auokland, having a frontage to London-Btreet, commanding a fine view of the harbour. TAURAROA-Allotment 8, part lot 8, and eaat part lot 10, Pariah of Mangapai, containing 126 acres, and having a largo frontage to tbo Tauraroa River. The land is all good, and at ono time waa all cultivated and improved. PUKE ATU A-Eonth-enst part lot 241, contain ing 10 acros. and said to have a number of fine kauri trees on it. V" SAMUEL COCHRANIS & SON, Auctioneers. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, At 11 a.m. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF FORESHORE AT NORTH SHORE FOR SUGAR REFINE KY. R. 0. GREENWOOD XJ AS received instructions from the JJ Anokland Harbour Board to Ball by Pnbllo Anotion. at tho Offices of tho Board, Fort-street, on Friday, the -4tb November, 1882, at 11a.m., THE LKASK FOR FIFTY YEARS, in terms ot "The Harboure Aot. 1878"of FOB-lON OF THK FOHK9HORK at NORTH BHOBB FOR THK PUKI'OSK OF A SUGAR RK VINERY. Plans, Conditions of Sale, and Draft of Lease tnay be seen at the Office of the Auokland Bar bour Board. _ R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD X '.] - LEASES. R, 0, GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from tbo Auokland Harbour Hoard to sell by public anc.lon at the Ofiloes ot the Board, Fort- Bireet, on Friday, the Bth day of Decombor, 1881, at 11a.m.. The LEASES of the foUowing ALLOTMKNTS, for a TERM of FIITTY (50) YEARS. BUbjeot » to tho provisions of "The Harbours Aot, 1878":- FOUR ALLOTM KNTS-No?. 86,87.88, and E9 with Frontage to QUBEN-STHEBT TWBNTI-FOUB ALLOTMENTS-Nos. 00 to 118-wlth Frontago to CUSTOMHOUSE ... STREET . THREE ALLOTMENTS-NOB. 11l to 110-wlth Frontage to R AILWAY ROAD . THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FLAGSD. Draft ofLo .se and Conditions of Rale may be Men, and Lithographic Plans obtained, at the Oflloe of tbo Board, R, C. GBEb-NWOOD. . Auctioneer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 12 o'clock noon, vy ATEBVIEW, -OONSONBY. [SPLENDID VILLA SITES, ■'.' ' , G. W. BINNEY "DAS been favoured with instructions •*"*■ from , Hit SAMUKL COOMBES To soil, at bis Auction Mart, Queen-street, On THURSJJAY, OCTOBER 26, -1 •, - At 12 o'clock noon, - THE WHOLE OF THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY AT WATERVIEW, (Opposite Mason's Gardens}, i PONSONBY. Being Subdivision of Lots 7,8,9,10.10, and 17, of Subdivision ov Lot 2, SECTior. 8, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. The above'iProperty comprises 4<j> A LLOTMENTS, Eminently suitable for VILLA RESIDENCES, Combining the! advantages of Well drained Land, Healthiness ol Loo-Uty, and Magnificent View of tbe Waltematr. Harbour. TERMS! One-third Cash, and the Balance on Mortgage for five years at 7 per oent. interest. Plana and other particulars oan obtained at the Auotlono.r'a Ofllce,.Queen-Btreet, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. mOWNSHIr OF j^ORTHCOTE, WAITKr-ATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING! BUG-AR COMPANY'S WORKS. BALE FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1, AT 12 O'CLOCK. BTBAMER RUNNING CONSTANTLY TO WHARE ON PROPER---. NEW ROAD. . 12 LOTB from Jooro to _ aore. OLD ROAD. . 6 LOTS from about _-aore to i-aore. :.-V. CLIFF'FRONT, 5 LOTS from about 3-aore to 2. (tores, deep water frontage. TERRACE. 9 LOTS from about 1 aero to 31 aoroß BATH ROAD, ( LOTS fro .. about 1 aero to 3 aores, front ing on toPlcnloßay. The Auctioneers earnestly request parties to QO AND BEE THK PROPERTY, and they frill agreethat no elaborate ad vortlalng or puff ing Is required. Plana on Application, • * B. TCNKS.fi! 00, • Auctioneers. .TUESDAYS, |B1 E-.MAKEB., S'IALB o_* WOOL, SHEEPSKII-S I HIDES, IDA IALLOW, c*._ Xk-m.-*. a. y«ocU . y ... ___



Aactloue. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, NOON. Devonport< I^orth Shore. five minutes' walk to vie j tobia wharf and to sand j bPIT AND BATHING-HOUSE, i Gaoßas siBBiN H_iS been favoured with instructions from C. 0. Quick. Ksq., to soil by anotion I his well-known C.ntral Property, ajjoining hia reaidonoo, Devonport. at Slbblns Land Mart I Queon-stroet, on Tuesday, October 17, at 12 i o'olook. The Property Is divided into 6 FINE BUILDING (DOUBLE) AL LOTAH-NTS, Fronting Mount Victoria Road or Flagstaff Bill, com-oan.ing one of the finest views on elthor 81.0 of tho Harbour. Only 15 minuto.' distant from Queon-str_.t Wharf, Auokland, by any of tho Company's stot-more. Merchants and Tradesmon will And thia a rare ohanco of securing a most VALUABLE SITK FOR A HOME. The soil Is rioh volcanio. respootablo looality, healthy, and near tho Churches and Sohools. Only cn6 House to bo erootod on oach Allot mont. and no unhealthy or objectionable busi ness to be permitted. Torma-30 por cent. Cash, Halonco at 7 por oont, for 5 years. Tbo Allotmonta aro _l._gcd. TMPORTANT, Intending Purchasers havin . mado application to tho Auctioneer to soil MR. QUICK'S OHOIOK AND CENTRAL PROPICRTY, DEVONPORT, la QINQLE ALLOTMENTS OF gQ FEET FRONTAGE. And Ono Houso may be oreotod on eaoh, it will be offered as reqaestod, and no Prohibitory Reserve placed on them. Tho Sale will bo held on T U KB D AY, 17th Ooxobbr, NOON, at SIBBIN'S MART, Quern-str-HT. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auatloneor. Victoria .Park, DEVONPORT, TVrORTII CHORE, EVONPORT, 110RTH 101-ORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2S, At 12 o'clock, ny GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, The Late Mri-T. Dudei.'s Estate, Situated a short distanco from the Victoiua and Devonport Wharves, on Lake Road,— red flags on the property—commanding varied views of tho City, Channel, Harbour nnd River. The land is all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to the water. Healthy and most desirable as IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and for a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property in this beautiful Marino Suburb is rapidly rising in vnluo owing to tho lnrge number of buildings that aro going up in Dovon port and at tho Lako, and the greater part of tho district has lately passscd into the hands of in vestors and held for THE CERTAIN PROFIT which must be paid to tho holders. This is almost tho last opportunity of acquiring proporty direct from tho first selectors. The allotments will be offered so that pur chasers may havo from one aero to five acres. The streets aro 1 chain 1} chains wido, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will bo put on tho lots, as the owners intend selling absolutely at tho auction. Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.m. to 11.30 p.ra.,anda Family Ticket if £8 per annum.or 38 Id per week. The terms arc mado to suit all classos of pur chasers, oniy ono third cash: balanco may re main on mortgage at 7 per cent,, for three years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application, For f urthor particulars apply to R. & R. DUDEK, Or, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. JVT O T I C E. I beg to inform Intending Purchasers of the Valuable Estate known as VIdORIA PARK, that Lithographic Plans with Torms, Sec, may be bad at MrO. Mays's Store and Messrs R. and B. Duaer'j. Date of Salo: MONDAY, 23rd Octob.r, neon, at Sibbin's Land Mar:.', Queen Btreet, Messrs Duder, or the Auctioneer, will show the Property, on application, GI.ORGE BIBBIN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, 150 Well-fatted Bteors. from Wairoa, Awltu, Waikato. and Hawera 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Gows, Store Oatllo Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BIS lIBJ-D AT THE HAYMARKET, ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14. mOOLFACKS FOR SALF; ALFRED. BUOKLAND, QOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno-Monday, Ootober 18 Drury-Wednesday, Ootobor 18 Papakura—Wednesday, October 25 ALFRED BUCEXAHD. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. IMPORTANT SAI.E OF COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN LAHD IN TAUBARGA. BY OKI'BI. OF '111. KEGISTR.-E OF TUE SUPKEMK COUItT. TH _ -übseribcrs have bet v favoured with instructions to offer for salo by public auction, at their Sale-rooms, The Strand, Tau ranga, on Wednesday, tho ISth dayof October, 1882, at 12 o'clock noon, Tac {ol.bw.og PROPERTIES, viz., A WELL-IMPROVED FARM of 393 acres. situated within six miles of tho Town of Tauranga, having long frontage to tho Tatl ranga-Thames Road on tho south, and deep water frontage to the Wniroa River on tho cast; all fenced, laid off into good grass paddocks, and extensively planted with shelter trees. The Farm comprises Lots Nos. 9, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, ISO and 196, Parish of .To Puna; is splendidly watered throughout, and tho soil is superior, and well adapted for either grazing or cropping, iho DWelhng-house is commodious, and pleasantly situated; and tho Out-houses, btock-yards, &c, are well built and con veniently arranged. Tho wholo of the abovo arc freehold/with the exception of lAllotmcnt 180, which is held under lease for 21 years from Ist October, 1875, at a rental of £10 ncr annum. * LOT No. 172, Parish of Tc Puna, containing 30 seres, fenced and in grass, situated closo to the Tauranga-Thames Road. LOT No, 47, Parish of To Puna, containing 50 acres, unimproved but good land, LOT No. 163, Parish of Tc Pupa, containing 112 acres, unimproved; has long frontage to the Wairoa River. PART of Lot No. 20, Parish of Tc Papa, con taining 35.aores 1 rood, situated within three miles of Tanranga, nnd overlooking the Wail-areao Estuary; first-class land, nil "fenced nnd in grass ; splendid site for sub urban residence. PART OF LOT No. 16, Parish of Tahawai (an undivided moiety), containing 41 acres 2 roods; first-class land, well situated, with frontage to the sea, and within two miles of the flourishing Township of Waterford. THE UNEXPIRED TERM of 21 years (being about 8. years) of a Lease of Lots Nos. 8,17, 18, and Parts of Lots Nos. 3 and 21, Bowen Town. Tho particulars of Titles nnd Terms of Sale may be had on application to tho Auctioneers, ' •'.URNEt. & BUDDLS, • Tauranga ; Or to Messrs WHITAKEB, RUSSBLL, Ss BUDDIE ...-■;■ Solicitors Auckland.



Auct one. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. JUNCTION YARDS. FoR SAi_E at tbe Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 30 Prime Fat Bullocks, from Gisborne ' 40 Fat Oxen, from Hawera to Fat Oxen from Waikato and neighbour hood 7i'o Fat sheep, from Olsborno and Waikato 30 Fat Lambs HUNTER & NOLAE. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. " Hotels. FKINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, HOBSON AND WKLLSSLKX- B_.RI.ETS. Is now thoroughly oonipietcd, and ready to re ooivo visitors arriving in Auokland. SWJBKDIU APARTMBNU. And overy'oonvonlonoo a First-class Family and Commercial Her. 1 oan command. The Proprietor hopos that br giving evory attontion, and from time to tinfb further supply ing the wonts ot his onstomors, ho will obtain tholr patronage, and lnorcasa tho connection oi tho house. Tan WiNKfi _m> Spirits, axso at.es, KSSKD NO OOMMKKT. A Firßt-c'.osa Billiard Table, livery convenience tor players. HUBERVJToRAM, PnoPßrasop. OACITiU H 0 X JS It, JOHJ. S-LLANDER. .PROPRIETOR. Bonn to announce to his friends and the general public, that he has completed tho oxtensiva alteration on his promises. Among the many improvements, he haa Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Huperlniondonoe of a well known Caterer. Tho "Cuisine will be the best the Beaam oan surely. Meals at all bum. Best Brands of wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ala always on Draught. Board ana Residenoe, 3tt> pe_ week. Reasonable Charges. BzoellentFare. ClvllM. »nd Attention. Good .tabllnc CIJUAKLEMONT HOTEL, .' Wakoflold-atroc*. ACsilnnd, W. H. PORTER (Lata ot Queen's Hotel. Quoon's Redoubt), WINES AND BPIRITB OF THK 818 BRANDS, HANCOCK'S ft WHITSON'B SPARKLING ALKS. itlßSi-OLASa AOCOMM.OOASION rOB VIIIITOB W, H. PORTER, PnopitncTOß. iiAOB UU'I'JSJj. HOT LAKKB OHINS MUTU, ROTORUA. First-class aooommodation tor Tourists, Xcavt loirs, and Visitors during both wlntor and rammer months. Prirato Bitting Rooms, flmoklng and Rending Rooms, 81--I A B D B, Ooaohes. Busglea, arid Saddle Horses foe Hira Oonveynnoea will moot evory Steamer, .MFOXTA-rr NotiOß.-Tourtsta can moke at srangemontß with Capt. M. T. Clayton Onaunmos Buildings. Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Tcurnnga), or Mr Wm, Kelly (Ohlnomutu), for through trips to the Lntcs, Including boat and oouoi hire, hotel aooommodatlon, and all at cteior**, at anxsD hatch. Trip trom Auckland to the Hot Lakes ana baok, on the above principle for Taj. Cluu.__.i OH-.T. WILLIAM KELLY. gßOMUgro* MOT LAKES l HOT LAKES I HOT LAKBS IMPORTANT NOTICB, TOURISTS intending to visit those Natural Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain throuah RETURN TIOKETS (Including.Grades, Boat and Ooaoh Hiro, Hotol Aooommodatlon, Sec) together with every Information, from the undersigned, who have beon appointed Sous Aqknts In Auokland for Mr Wilmai* Kelly Proprietor of tho PALAOB HGTKL. OhW mutn. First-class Accommodation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Private. Burma, smokinb, ard bsudiso ROOMS) BIL LIAR D B. Coaches, Buggies, and Baddle Hones lor Hlrti Conveyanoos meet ovory Bteamer, Ml-TOALB-K Ss BILL, _ _ ____, ._. 2). N.Z. InsniaftM Bnlldln_ta, Jnne Brd. 188 Agents caonav 4?y.r_r__"_ T° <*». <» freehold 3_4\J\J\J BKGURITYj also, Bovoral Bums of fil.ooo and .8600,—Apply Altkon derrick. Offloo of William Altken, Shortland-stroot. OKBY TO -t&ssD, iii »nms oi £2K _sd upwards, at 7 ter oent JACKSON _. RU3SJ.LL. aollcltcrs. gort-Btrturl. jy"ON_SY TO LEND oa Mortgagt al -firs i"QhL« ffrechaW Uwori tiss. WM. COLEMAN, BolltHHa, aar ot Onega ana Shortland _t_-»o» ---jl/TONEY TO LEHD, In large or small '--.ii. sums, at usual rates of Interest OONNNLL k COOPBK, SolldtOW, _____ C^. "\7IOTORIAN LOAN •*Sd^3 , T OFFIOK. @"J|m-0 B, H. KKKSINS begs to In- X form the inhabitants ot Auok* __ land that he bas opened the «W above Offloe in Viotoria-street. opposite the Royal Mall Hotel, whore he Is prepared to advance money on Jewollor.. Plate, Watohes, Clotblng, and all descriptions of Merchandise. Monoy advanoed on Personal Security i Weekly Payments. Bills discounted daily. A Private Offloe tor the transaction of Speolal Business. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPKKAT-VB BUILDINQ AND INVKSTMBNT BOCIBTY. OrilOß 1-117, Q_l.B_-B_HI._T, LOANS granted upon approved Beourltles of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums ot £20 to £0,000 prlnolpal and Interest being re payable In instalments at the following Rn puoßD Kates for repayment ot eaoh MOO borrowed i— Repayments extend-lp™ w .. v Total amount ing over rer week. tejwaWe< ft b. i, _ f, d. lyeor _, _ _ a 0 IM 0 0 1 years _ _ 10 10 108 6 S I years _ _ II T HI Ii 0 1 years _ _ a 8 121 0 I 6 years „ _ 8 D 18. 18 I Syears _ _. T 1 147 IS 0 10 years , _ 8 8 182 IB I And in the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITB.-The Society rsoelves Money on Deposit at 1 per oent. per annum. JOHN fIATGrBRt Seoretary. FRO BE IT TO THE BOTTOM AND YOU WILL FIND IHAT ETiSSJ!' fUaTOM-HOUSK-STREKT . A-HEWIS, Xi KAST, HAS TUB OHEAPKST AND BEST ASSORTMENT or (^HINA, (jLASS, & J_ABTHKNWARB IN THE CITY, SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND J.KLLINO AT MNOKMOUS RffiDUCTION I WINE AND SPIKIT MERCHANT, ASENT FOB WALirSB- CBLEBBATBD Scotch Whisky, griffin's sparkling ales, Special Shipment, now to hand. BASS'S ALB AND OUINE33'B STOUT, E.I7WIS- -0 OUSTOM-HOUSE-STRKKT BAST, AUCKLAND. j^ *o« k a « ifo A6__kto ?oe £5Ti-ssrr Papsib Wn__, asrs slways In stuct: a Large SunnUr FAP. R. vHnoptisißs! While, Printing, and Tea Pane __^_.._!__ Sr!,wn Wrapping, and aro prepare -o Indent an? si-re... ouaJi»i M , or calonr. v , on re_» . • - / .1 i el s__'*V6^ *P liii* '-ail-ely «B«a hare, _n. pSrta_L to Batierior so mo««™ Cavulter J?id.-e_ GsnuJosffrsuch _ak%&\ American Oar.ls.__ Awt-rlciso Bartteas, ' TO ASKJVS ?tS-i=i ana Exvirnsß Ws--r.r,_ ■Va«!s__ S_r_proof SsSos. xs_ &* "-. TO!*!.. .%■ Oi'-. t~j. tu, r_xse'if_ Ai_a_s TABiR Leave Arab 3iU— E,lSam »9,80 am 11 am 1.80 pm Bpm ..15 p m $.45 pin Leavo -fctiuasl ___,_-_-■ Dam "M J. ata ll.iß at a SJSpm E...p:a f.fipm ~ > &sopm • Bxc-S- TaR-fen and nuts/mm whon thai from Anokland and 10.S0 from Asylum 1 will an »n Ajt^-_t_J__________ ___ I



wnnfimita. ■£&** ;# V<'--?' ' te^ ■ _tf' £> £■__ / ,S _; _vV '-/ .''o»* ft* Land and Estate Affents. ESTAT3 AQENT A3D VALUATOR) QU-KN-UTIiUBT, AUOKI,ANI>, S_ONRY LENT OOT FOR CAPITALISiTS OS FIRST • CJ.u_.SH BKOORITIKB, OH IN VICSTKD IN BANK, IN3URANOS, OV. OTIIKU SBARBB. jPOOn —1-KOOMED COTrAOI- In Susf__ bXi"®" Btreut, with register grates, 400 (.allon tank, largo cellar. Price £130 oash, balusoo can remain on tho propeny. 1111 _ KW.MARK HlT—Some of tho ba.t Business 1" Premises for salo.- J. M, Lennox. ISM QUKKN-STRrCiCT-Onoof tho flno-t Popor ties in tho olry for sale.—J. M. Lennox. MM MOUNT KOENf ItOAD-Two (Ino lihops, with freohold allotment l__ X lOlli, in this popular distrlot. The .hops front th. main ro»d. Prioe .175.—J, M. Lennox. 61M UPPKR QUKKN and YOHK-STRWKTS ,Two Bou-cd. with lnrjjo corner nllotment (freehold). Prloo fllCOO.— J. M. LcnnoK, Kstato Agont. Anokland.. , C3M ( AITST FR-KBOLU-For Sale, a largo < ity \_/ Freehold, con-lstlrg of 0 .Dwelling Uonrcs and a Bhop, all substantially built of brlca, and fitted wl'h evory oonvonioncc. Tho premise's aro.all lot to good tenants, and produce a rental ot fi.2fl por year. Prioe £.300. Torms can bo arranged.—J. At. Lennox. 62 W 1 HOU-IK, with vory largo freohold allotment (1.6 x .0. links). In iho rising district of Mount Kden. Prloo «750.-J. M. lonnox. 61M syORMAM'- HILL. ONKBUNGA - House 11 and largo freehold allotment, l'rlco £150. —J. M. Lennox. 17M FOR IMMKBIATK SALK - A Boautitul Farm of 200 aoros, only 3 miles from a railway station. Tho farm la all In good KrgHsh grass.s, and subdlvldod Into 7 paddooks by qnlok-tnorn edges. The rosldenoo commands a boautitul view of a lake, wnloh bounds the farm on or.o sldo. Tho houso contains fi apart monts. Thero Is a stable stockyard, and shed upon tbe farm, I oan confidently recommend thi. fatm to any Intending settler. —J. M. Lennox. Ketato Agent, Auckland. .0-1 iTtOR IMMUDIaTK OALK-a Commodiou. ? Rosldonoo in Grafton Rood. Tho rosldonoe containo Ifl rooms, and Is bnilt upon a freehold Bootlon (100 x 392 Unkß).—J. M. Lennox, aetata Agent, Anokland. 83M t'ARM of 260 aoros of first-class soil, bouudod A on one side by a river, all loncea and laid down In good Kmtllsh Krasooe,—J, JUL Lennox, KstatosAgont. Anokland. SUM FOR BALK (a bargain)*-Farm of 200 aoros, ad joining the farm of Meonrs Buckland aud Bhophord, West Pukekohe. This fine property Is mlsoil bnah and fern, arid Is well watered throughout. Tho farm must bo sold, and Ib offered at £300 the lot.—J, M. Lennox, Kstate Agont, Auo-land. ISCL f|iO FAItMBRS—A Cboloe Fsrm of 78 acres, A lof a mile from a railway BtaSlon. The land is flrst-olass-ls dlvldod Into 1 paddocks, and all In gras., ond vrell watoreid on every paddock. There Is a Now 0-roomod llouso upon the farm, alco dairy and all nooosjary out-bulld- Ings.—J. M, Lonnox, Katato Agont, Auokland, 2r-_ TO FARMKRS - A Desirable Farm and Bomeetoad, about { ot s mile from Buok land Railway Station, Thero are 78 aores, all subdivided and laid down In grata, with a com. fortable 6-roomod Rosldonoe. good orohard, So Prlco, £1000. — J. M. Lonnox. Kstate Agont Anokland. _7M j?4,Kn-FOR BALK, a ffarm cf S3 aoros a a/'-i*' v I'apakuca Valley, with no w 6-roomod House and all oooiwiiary outbuildings. There are 10 rscres In grass. The land is well watered. PriCO.£l_.,-J. M. Lennox, Auokland. 17M C ITS'—A flno City Freohold, proilnclng a rental ot £500 per annum. Price, £0000— £800 oanh, balance oan remain upon tho property at B_ por oent.—J, M. Lonncx. A, n..(l ACRKB near tho Kotcroa railway.— i% M< liouuox, KsUto Agent, Auck land. i)ONSONBY~A Borer. • roomed Residence, command, a mo?t mrvgnilloe.it view. In tho best part of I'nnoonby; freehold allotment <»3 x ISiD, all laid out in ornamental troon and shrubs. Price, 700.—J, M. Lonnox. Kstato Ag.nt. SKAFIKLD VIKW-Kour-rooraed Vorandah Oottasro, with freohold allotmon!. Price, £350.—J, M, Lennox. Batata Axons. CONQUKST PI.ACK. Pnrnoll-Fonr-roomod Cottago. with two additional rooma de tached 1 freehold aUotment, Price, £210.— J. M Lonnox, 161 LT .81 qn-FOUR-ROOMKD OOTTAGK In Duke -w_ -v street, with freohold allotment. Prlc^ £1.3,-J, M, Lonnox, Katato Agent ICOL KKJiSUKRA— Villa Itcsldonce and 3 aore. of garden, shrubbery, and pasture, Prioe. £1,000.-J, M. Lennox. icflL *B" For Hou_ea, JJsiTns, and Allotmo-ii*, bs* my long ■drej-jsemeal in * wocklj- Herald,* J SS. LENNOX, K3T/.T3 AfISKT. Ancn-MBTT), O Ii T. B~U X X 0„ W. HOUSK, LAND, KSTATK, ASD GKNKKAL COMMISSION AGKNT, COUNTKV BaTTLIIHS' COHH.BPONDK.NT AND AGENT, HIGH'SIRKBT, Auckland. Rents Collectsd, Sales Attended, Insnr.-.nccs ElTooted, Mortgages asd Loans Nceoliitcd, Deeds Kngroßsod, A(r.reemonls Made Out, lluoks Po?t»d and Halanoert. Boveral Houses nnd Allotmonta for enls cheap. Particulars on appllc-.tlon. T AND, HOUSED & ESTATE AGKNT, ■" valdator. Scrkrff's Buildings, Fokt-steket, _ac__j->_. The undersigned. In Commencing Business n Auckland, bogs to announc. tbat twolve year.' experience in VValkato his given him an inti mate knowledge of the distrlot, as well as a business connection extending to all parts of tho Anokland Province. He Is, therefore. In • So -Won to giro the fullest and most reliable lformatlon to Intending rettlors, who will receive letters of Introduction to his looal Asents, and they will offer overy facility for inspecting tho VARIOUS PROPKRTIE3 ON HAND For Sals, Valuations of Town or Country Proporty made at the Bhortest notloo. MONK! ADVANOiID on Vroohold Soourltlos, in sums of £100 up to £6,000. MONKY INVESTED, and no charge made to Investors, KENNEDY HILt. 177,' QUEEN-STREEX, Opposite JWorrln Se Co/a. T A M E S T I N D AL, O ACCOUNTANT, HOUSK, LAND, Se COMMISSION AGKNT, And Law Whiter, HIGH-STEEET, Auckland. FOB SALE: PONSONBY-Housa and Land, Collego Boad. Lot 7. Prloo £!_O. And two adjoining lota 8 and 0. If desired. GRAFTON Ut'AU-Allotmont 10, ot Heotlon 10, corner of Grafton liond and Wynyard- Btreet, with ten-roomed House, stabioa, and outhouses. Price £1000. OHAFSii-bTRKUT-bix-roomed House and Stable. £500. VICTORIA-STREET WKST-Throo Brlok Shops and Dwelling-houses, juet bnilt. Prion, £2,100, or to Lot at 303 per woek oaoh. FREEHOLD BLOCK. In central position, olor-o to Queen-street, with Brick' Buildings and Iron roof, suitable for Warehouses, Sco, P.opiletors having Houses or Land to depose of are requested to communicate with the unaer sl. ned. No charge unlC-S Bold. Wanted to Purchase (Immediately)! Three DwelUog-hous-.s of about 8 rooms, within easy distance ot Post-office. J a M c _T~tTn dal, HIGE-STKEET. TOOK SALE -*• By EDWARD WAYTE. ' HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kdon)-10 aores in convenient paddocks, with Seven-loomed House, Outbulldißgs, clstorn, Fruit Trees. Offered for a few days. A Bargain, MOUNT ALBERT (near* Railway Statlon)- Allotments Half-acre upwards: Voloanlo Soil, Business Sites, Magaifloont View. Very tasy terms (oheap). SEAFIICLD ROAD (00 feet frontsgo)-Comfort able Seven-roomed- Houbo ; gas and wuter lad on ; every convenienc.. Prlca-Low. Terms—Katy. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS (fvoll bnilt). 16 minutes from Queen-strest, Adapted for private rts'.denc. or business. Gas Stove, ample water supply. OiTatod cheap. MOUNT KDEN (near Pailway Stationl-Seven roomed llouso and Large Allotment: good business site, £500 only. Terms—Fasy. VIKW ROAD (Monnt Kden)-Flno Seven roomed Houeo: lofty rooms, conoroto outern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly ono aore vol oanloland, COTrAOK a.d Large ALLOTMENT c!co to City for £100, CORNER BHOP ond DWELLINQ at Parnoll- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already beea made out of It. WANTED KNO-VN-Thai; E. Wayio. House and i.end Agont, 177, Queen-street, has con stant ap. lio&t'ons to purchase or rent Small Houses within easy distance of QucßU-sireet, n__ for B-l!dI»i. Sit.,.. . - __-, Bn. V7AYT-.



I Medical, WHARF PHARMACY, OSLEY'3 BUILDING-, QUR-:H-BTH-_.' Wb_bf, AUOiriANrD. I'bksckiptioks Carefully T'lspk-s'ssd, -VR_ DiiUCIM AXD oFiE__tCAl__, 'i'Bsrcß SSTKAOrisD. M.dloln. fnr Shipping SuppH^ T. HfJCTON Manager. «.ta;*sir.«-B«o i»«i i'i.llf.W'i'OM DK^X.-IT T?Aa..?,'y.-,r.-n_i'>n«- ! av.w. <,n.«s--3S'e«-_ Paißilssi. «?xJtast-c-_! .; Vti*'.; .. lb* p»Ws Sl?w_r* G.-.S ~Y_.'fi!j;-_i>.,.: Her.r~ ... -...rn. :i»i A;.--"'2 I A M E S OAT E X, W D«3t'EM:iIKG _nd IrAMILY CiIKMI-i' (MItMUKB PRAUUACKD'nOAI. SooiKiy), HOE3ON-STRiilt'!\ clo.olo v. olllustou-s».roet, Ai;rKt.ANU. __. __ , '.K. VVALIiKu, ..unreon, wishes .0 JLJr notify to his pa'tenta und tho public generally, that ha h_r removed to ll!?.lo? Kouso, At the top of Urcy-stroet, lately in tho occupa tion Of Mr ilobert Uo.n-i. »!'.. V/ALKEIt may bo consulted its n__;-.l ot Mr Gardeors. "The Bag-ls-i Pharmaoy." 181, Queen-Btreet, dally from 10 to 11 t_.m.; mid owing to KiG prao tloa lnoreaslh. End extending, the hour, ol opnshltttion at Mr Mor-un". '"iho Golden Moitar," will in futuro bo from fl to 10 r.,m„ and 7 to 8 p. mi X OAUl!. ME, P. LAS T, BURGKOM DIiWTIST, W_a.Li.sr iiv • BTaaisi Wiffl'., . ARTIFICIAL TKKTH from 6s. 1-ACH. •lnaurancß. -jQEDUCxioi. in Kiaa KATES, MEW ZEALAND ISISUKAKOB COMPANY. ; CAPITAL ONK MILLION STKBLINO. FIRE RISKS token en the moat LIBERAL TKI-iW. ; PROMPT BUTT lift MERITS. 1 UKDOUDTKD BKOURITIT. GICORG3. P. PIKHOE, 1 General Manager, • t%Jt_t_f HEAD OKFiOK: PKOVIKCIA BUILD JN «8. WKJ-UMGTON, 1 OoilMlsaiONKlt ,__. D, M, LDCiaB. , The Only Ksw Zbalakd Lira Officb ! OOVBRRMKNT SKOUWI% MUTUAL IKfIURANOiS, LOWKbT PIU.MIUMB, An Insnrenos of 01,330. at tho Premium I chi-rgod olscwhero for _I,WO, being oqulvalenl 1 to an IMMEDIATE BON US of «'..., in ABDl • TlOlf TO JfULJ. PAEXiCIP-fTICK IN PROSTITS. 1 Agonoloa at nearly ail Money Order Post Cffloei i in the O-ir.ll?> 1 Prosnsotns sotting forth the Tory LIBERAL REGULATION!, and LOW PREMIUMS of I the Qovernmoat Clileo can bo obtained on - application, i Workmen's Insurance 1 Bpool&liy proTldcd tor In tho I INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. , PotioißS i_9U£3 iraoM i_ Ur-wA-tna, , PREMIUMS PAYABLr? WEEKLY, j For which a Collector wIU 01JI, '_ bpecjal tables fol. childrsn. 1 Xhi Only li.dus._u.vl Offices witq i PAKTICirATIOH IN P..0F1T3 AKD GOVKENMSJIi' SKOU-tITY. folloios 0! £20 and upwards, arnr Ttiee Years, oan bo Eurrendo..rA for Cash, or for a i Kr?e! Poller. ■ MA-aBER . C. OODEREY KNI3H ; Prospectus. .T> R O S P E U T U S Cl? TUB . AUCKLAND NATIVE LANDS COLO. ! KISaTIO.N' COMPANY (LIMITED). [ CAPITAL £500,000, IN 500,000 BHAK.S OF £1 EACH. ; WO.OCO SDARBS arb now offickkd to TRK.' HT7ULI.. 1100.000 BKAItKS TO BE KKa.itvuD For native, aNu , FUTURE 16-UK. ' Ono Shilling psjabli) upou Application ; Oeo 1 BhlllliiK upon Allotment, Calls nut to ex ceed One Shillim; eaoh, to bo mado at intervals of not lo.s than 1 Three Mouth:.. Provisional Dibectohs : J. OhsmburH W. R. Vines O. O. MoMUlaa T. T. Masafleld F. B. Chiudo John Kola Goo. BoldaMn Kennedy Bill 1 HulrnuiaPulto Franz Hcherff J. B. Whj-ts, M.H.R. M»jcp Ja.kßon O. B. Men is. M,U It. Cupialn Colbeolt Ko Kuukluta (With powor to add to tholr nnmbor), Bakickhsi 1 Bank of New Zealand. 1 SouciTons: Jsokson and liuflscll. Seoketahy, pro. tku. : Frans Hoherlf. Tho objects of tlio Auckland Natlvo Lands Ooloulnation Compriny (Limited) ore tr-oacqu. tltlon end 88ttlem»nt ot A'atlvo Lands in ihe- North ißlanrt of New Zealsnd;npon terms whioh will be to the mutual advantage of the Natlvo Owners, of tbo Shnroholdors lv this Company, and of tho Coloay la general. In ordor to carry out this obfoct it is pro posed— Ist,-To acquire Interests in lend In suoh way as tho natives may prefer, either by purohaso, br least >, or by aotlnj? as their B(?ants on aueh terms as may bo n_roed npon, 2nd.— Tojmy for suoh Interests ncqulrod at tho option of the native owners, cither cash, paid-up shares, or debentures for tho wholo or any part thoreof, aa oir oumstanoeß and mutual advantage moy dictate. Brd,-To allow the natlvo owners who take up paid up BiiarGß interest at the rato of S per oent, npon tho amount of tho paid up shares in excess of the amount paid up on contributing chare.. Ith.—To i?sne to any natlvo owner deollning to take ossh or paid up share, deben tures oE stipulated amounts, bearlnE^in torest at 5 per cone 6th.—The capital required to carry on neces sary operations of tho Company to bo provided by Colonial anil European sbareholcers, and suoh oapltal shall bo employed In defraying cxponno. of maun_omoi.t,cor 11. !etiu_ titles, effecting survey- aud subdivisions into fainis and township Ims, openlne means of access, conducting the sale aod icaslrg ot lands, Promoting tbo formation of special set lements, and generally in utilising the lands vested in tho onmpacy to tho bost advantage. 6th.—To set apart and legally p.curo ade quate and iuiillenablo reserves for tto benoilt of tho native owners. 7th.-To convey to tho Government an ngroed psreontago of land a. required for publio worhf, and other purpoaes, at ■ a figure slightly in advance Of cost prico. Bth.—To Inducen native owners to beoomo largo bharohotuors, to .ottlopermanent',.' upon lands, the titles to which bave boon lndlvMui.il---, and to bo repre sented on tha directorate. It la a woll known faot that the proflia arising Irom tho purchase and salo of native lands in the North Island aro onormcu . ond it Ib equally well known that suoh profits have up to tbe present time bsen confl-.ed to tho capitalist alone; because of tho many obstructions ntiohig from tho laws relating • to natlvo lard", . » . to tlio lurao expenditure j of money required for purchasing tho Bamn. Tho Auokland Natlrc Lur.di! Colonisation Com- , pany (Limited) presents to small investors ad- : vantages idcnt'cil with, and In execs, of those , enjoyed at preaont only by capitalists, tho , shares having been fixed so low that men of ; small moans may bo placed on the same footing as the capitalist, j No more fitting opportunity than the present 1 conld be solzod for the purpoao (if attaining tho j objects aimed at by this company, because :— Ist.—The quantity of fertile Crown Lands in the North Island nt the present time, available for settlement is lnsufilciont to meet the demand. 2nd.—The Government have ceased opera tions in purchasing native lands, 3rd.—Tho natives owning land In tho Klrg country arc almost unanimous in thoir ! do.ire to bring their valuable lands under the operation of the Land Court, r.._d dlspcso ot them to Kuropoans. Ith— It Is confidently anticipated that the 5 Government will favour the establish ment of thia Company, which Will go far to relievo thim from all anxiety about providing for tho futuro wants of tbe natives. This Company wiU placs all land acquired under " The Land. Transfer Act," so that tho • title will be Indefeasible, and it will then be able to dlspo'.a of the samo at great advan tago. Tha land will bo sold for cash, or on , deforred payments, cr dinpoied of In tho ; manner most conducive to tho Interests of shareholders. Under th.se olroumntat cess It Is believed that the establlrhiuoDt ofiheAucsluua Native Lar, da Colonisation Company (Limited) will provide tor the natives tbe readiest and most beneficial « method of plßOing their lands for s»le, lease, or settlement. Tho ever-increa-ing demand for laadsv In sow Zoe.land affltugst ail classes cf ooionl.ts and intendine e-_i_r__t_ from Ureal - Britain, tho rich quality of tho lands in the 1 Kiog cwnntry, the fact that they aro witbla i easy access by rail from -_.ncfel---d, ttolr Butt- ■! ability for occupation, s,j_d thclir snnually- t increasing valuo, are ccv.slderatlons which- t pressnt to Investors a prosceci; cf remuneration ( unequalled probably by any proposal ever BUb- > mUted to the nubile. * Applications for Sharps will bo received by _________________



_3oam_s» Notices ■ j^— • TR A P^VT.jl"^ 1 >1,v._1* M. -MA H X «-« ' K1 0 X SALE. 1 Four-wheeled I!o_ Cart (rcarly now) 1 Two-whaelfd Urg Cart (nearly new) 1 Small l.urly'H l Jli_.ttin (nearly now) t 1 I,nrjoLadv'„P__-ton 1 Double-3-ato> Hugjjy 1 Wtti'gooeuo. with canopy . ( •«v j. E A 0 U O .'& Jl a Ol'-10-AN, Ht. n fjjoolc .SP-CTAOLIEB AND ETE , SLAO.3-3 of evciry deoorlptlon, an accurate Pit (. narsnteo-. COMPOUM) MICRO3COPBS ANIJ TKLS SCOPES, Powerful and Ohuap. Arukoid Bahomiixkeb, TnEUMOMitTSsa SLSCTSIO BELLS, BA_-T«BIJ.8 AND FITTINGS, Magno.o Electric Machines and ' Medical Colls. OPERA GLASSES, SUKOOVhAU FIKLL At-ID MARINE GLASSES. ThKODOLITES, COMPASSK3, S-XTANTB, Spirit Hyilron.etsrs, Saccharometer., Saliuometero, Argpntoni.tcrs, &<s,, &e,,&e, Asian; iroa TAYLOR'S PATKNT BBWING MACHINES & KSTRAB, Instruments anil Sewing Machines repaired. Oppositr ik« Post Or»^*s, a!iortlii_ii-Btroe». i_ &~_ A J<l Si P Oil' -X __~ 1 M OUX.C.J.-H U. Li .• rtita. GEE t->_XH._.!/!, AVJUiILAJ. D, _T,B.—srsn-tKi'Ji ai_.*,tt_, --.110jcos, jfclhieo, iSIu. iiniii an. . hinds c/ '.iorrtwoofi, nt I_bweoi SSarkst [«H.«s. OULJa S. N'B .H-J I' U P. O 0,.. S, a. ,'no»Tr.i_n>-tTKS__rr, S'3UT!3S! asii VL-.toru ill's lllTlM>(_ ?ij ictcjitio. Paituan's Views cf 4fes lie. Lakee, AncfelMK! ani Bueh Gosaeij, ac The _reat_si Tatlc.y oJ Original Portraits of 5-toori 0-_'teb:itie. _, 21a— Sealaud. . ROTOfIB.APIS. li. AL., ITS BEANOHSB f (IHE RIVEKSDALE MawUFaCTOR JL INO COMPANY (LIMITED), 11, GRKY-STRJCBT, TANNBRS. CURRIKR3, LSATUKR AND GRINDERY MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. Tho above firm hnye Juet landed, ez various lato arrival., BPLBNDID VALUK In Franeh. German, and English Calf, Kid. Patent Cult, Kant Indian U_if and Kip, Butts, ICla.tio, Wos, Boot Wobbln.and IlnlnKß, And a Variety of GRINDERY AND HHOE MERCERY GOODS. WIU alao h*ve regular shipments of above arriving from the bt-.Bt English. American, and Oontlnontcl HouseH. Colonial Tannei and Cur ried Lealhera always on hind. The R.M. Co, (Limited) aro Cash Purobaeera of Wool, SSin_, Hides, and Talllow. NowLaifing, ex A«terl9n, oxoellent value in Liuln .«. Kjeiet.l, Hcol Tips, and Barnsloy's Tooli) of all donorlntioriß. ?V TelophonoKo. 85. WM. 8. HAMPBON. Bcoretary. PAIN'S V N Wholeßale&EetaU * Q V/. H. PIAZARD, Gmimaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, FTROT.CHHI.T TO THC .OVAL YACHT SQUADRON. W. M v sGA ?' SADDLER. &C. NEWMARKET, lias received, ex Lnngstono, n superior .election of English Sudillerj-, consisting of—Ladies', Gents', Hoys', nnd Giris'Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Sec, and is prepared to sell them at prices that will defy competition. N.B.—Also, a choico lot of Nickel Silvor and othor Buckles for making all kinds of harness. _T. _» A X B. « BUOTBBBB, \J 4&H-T PHOTO_R_.PH_'!_B lOPtwism ~i.-_s sake:, QUSSH-tTESIiI, A.tJDSIiAHD PhoirEraphy In tho Latest *nd K«t F.ishlonnblo -Wee, Kuecnte. Is a manner ÜBnurpiw,: .4 In tho Colouie;, AU Photcgnphs tateeu by ths iSBi-birrxmavs PeooEsr, 6AB«B.DOuUtO_IOIi S3W I__ii_--I_D VIOtTS iV.lv* .B «w Hr.nA /\ rpHO-, J TTARBOTT, /- ! SHK KAPAI tiOBN nrnm*. faoxobx. QUSSOH-nOUBE-88, Prioes I WEB., Trom 13/.. pec do., , HENRY WHITE, STATIONER 85 BOOKSELLER, -iiai--BTKEUT, ACCKXAKD (itßt-blishod 1865). Rospoctfully Inform, tbo publio that he bas Bkmovkd to Premlssß at the Corner of Hlßh street and Vnlonn Lane Juet Opened-Supcrlar Stationery, Account Books, &c, at roa.onablo prlcoi>. Albums and 8or«p Books at low pricos. Kogroaslng and Wrltln exeouted. WOPJSitiUiJ '.}OtUU)t__.T£Xt a_v_.j__», •S.2AR E n R ■ HAS HOB, aaua a nam~o« ot the above, wttfe Tap jres&F for uas, *a and upwards, AS Hia BTBAM Wq_.SK, VIOTOKIA-BT-WW!., or hln Shop WHrjjSSiJSX-QSBsw. Larse auaanti-. of Spouting. S_rls3nß» >v.d Down tilpc. Klw^ys in stock. VeranOoh Iroa -jat7ed at shortcut easier. Manufacturer of Lead snd Oompo Ptpa, A obolcs solcotioa of Chandaliori. fee, at hie WcUoElsy-stroo. ebop, Oountry orders will always roosWs hli prompt atta_ttoi. iiSst-nsiCi In 'ay am Wntat. a_m Paisbt«« os tih. "ai'iiovoD Lain Knaiß K?r,orsio. C.78H188 OOHOEKTB, ISBLSOTIOMoi 7KOK OPMRAS, ,-?ONt*_, nnsra, ao„ tic. Pciaon can hoy. th-ws la their an Spina by caUlpk on J, KOWDBS, BHOSIT_VH_I.BTBIJ»I.j ftß . S JJJSOBAa!«TG aiW C- SiS a*HWI-jr-'S.-.-. JIMD PIA N 0 a LOGS) LOGS! LOGS I TO THE MILL Wanted known, that tho Kauri Po'nt Saw Mills, a? Onohungo (doetrorcd by flro some months sinoe), ar,. now in full work a .aln. All lengths of lego at Mill wf-ltinu to ho r-a^n. Beams and Rlrdors for brick hulldirg and wharf work, up to 40 foot, supplied on the shortoßt notloo. CoßioinßiH may rely upon the or.nm of tho timber going with their ordors, as < we have no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find.it to their Interest to glvo their orders tous, as the. will got all fresn timber free trom worm anc. <1. .d sap. Orders oscoutcd with despatch. ' m H ROE, Proprietor, i Kauri Point Sawmill, I Onehunga, September 1 IBS 3. OI&, UO&UUK, &S KI 6S.ASS, __EEOHANT3, W_ PHHaawß |s Sas' '■ S5 k 97, QC-BN.STaSJfi*, AtiCKLAND, _~._„ ! kmpor-s.es b* ; . A P IS a H A N G I « « iS, Paaei Booora_oa3, SHjAßß—Pfitished. BUrcsEW. and Hough Ptj.s& f?n_U,?>i ssri C.3"oect_l Bfces . Photo srasaio, GiasaShadaj. ; WHITE LEAD, Coimars, OU, YAKNiaHas Srushes, _m_B. Paints. Cftrscn'a An'.loca. Ewlve and Pat«Bs _iu__ta Paints. _£ 0U L DIX G S-Gilt. Stained. VeneersS, t !» Picture __shio and Room DBCoraMo.is, Fane? ' Fn_mea tor Oi-b1)... and CD.V. I? rosusm of sra.y UPMrlsUfia Sa arcs, tsrieSy i aoaA-PC—Phofefi. *nd Oslonwd, Album* ter PhoSf«, anrep.*, &o„ &c, ass, OtiJ«GS or Overisy Mounts. aU fuse, j C-hts .& E!._ 0.3:"/, H__l!_?; __.!___. ?i!.gr_!i_ita_, W.!?. S_* _ari_g uiwas. oa ai\!_6. aw'-Mss.* rftcot: 0- ti-1 aiKTC gSiiHa Jn tie Nomh Ssia-!<_ ol _.aw_safcst;i-,p*oaula » ssconv.9slsher wEiols saio et retell ordess ss to most faTouraKs ■ .isj-iis, t__i_ic!e6 oi! p!.i»ersißi-ijriE__ from open Atxk, ox ol arlalasl j?tvos_igea, sent on 8pplto» ---tioa. Kaw Battlers ie Auckland Bbonlri fcapMS 1 tro. sJwb of Pap _rha2Kii_<g_ and Pioinroo bofors ' fitting up -heir now feomes. they vrlil M& m*a# fj&io _ ts.. It _ha mtK'i cf everyone. W, PHXIAXPPS a so_., I



laeroDanaise. A RTBUH |: L N ATHO*. GENERAL IMI'ORTEB AND OOMMISBIOS MERCHANT, 38i LOWSB QUKKN ■ BTB-JBT, A-OKLAND ' lOppoalte Railway Reclamation), Ard at 9, Hsw Bhoa_-stekbt, Londoh, Also Representatives In America, Com . tiuental and Colonial Porte, QESKKAI MSROHAHDIB* i_r_MV3'_ airo-US' iTE^fl, ooir!?;:.E_ ezcPK_ xsv fleicißS Dsis. irai-na oat/neb FRUIT AKD VSQSXASmtC P»S.ISS:BVHD meats tiVttxnh SK!_. TAPIOCA, Atf. 3XOO ti_;i:rw._o___-_ c/.atS AKD JB_r,l_. MKSItRVKD *li-St 0-MW.3B OOIOKIAL FBOD.OH soBAOCoa gioasis and oiaAnairßis WAZ MATCHX- VnM-.P-KO PAVBKS pwir'A HAOfl rsrißKs oils amo PArcrsrs aops OBKKinr asto nuisxns OMOOKE-BV .•lAKOS AKD -._-.MO!\-ll)__a wwsa aed eFißim AGENOY AND SAMPLE ROOMS ffOB BKXTISH AND ITOIZ-E-SR KAK_B,ACTtm_na INDENTB FOR ALL CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE. EXKCUTKD ON ADVAKTAGKOUa TSBHS. I_uu_aa& advanors on Kauri dam, WOO end other C-lo___ und Island Produce for ahip ment to London, at which port same wil raool?. prompt »ttent*.o*i from jw_r U A, Nathae ARTHUR a NATHAH I , » ironmongery. pHBAJ. TTAKDWAKB yfl-QUaJ.. 21., QUSEN.STRBKT J* a J Dickey, HAVE FOR BALK ROiWATS ANUGAPTNIO LAMPS, also, n SOBHKES, Fonts, Globus, and Wicks, And a arcs. Variety of Cnlmuie*. ROD-SB'S LOOKWOOD'S, AND Wl-UNM TABLE AND POOEI.TKRY. JOHNSON. CELEBRATED SCISSORS OUAVUVB BOILBBS SAUCEPANS, fcr, Guifi-th'. Patbnt Tka and Conn Pots, stampkd tinned Meat and Fix Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all .ices), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, and OVsnb, Bbooms, Sobubbkbs, Whisks, tka, haib, Cloth, and Nail Beushjss, pabk'B, blaces, and lyndon's bpadk3 and digging forks, harden hoes. kab-.3, anu trowels, DIfIrOH,.SORBY_.SPBAB,A_.D JAoosoa'a HAND, KIP, AND TSNNON BAWB, Axis, Adzes, Tomahawks and Ohisxu, Adgubs, Planes, Hahmkbs, Bbacu, Twibt ahd Patent Bits teMetees*. Looks HtNQKS, Nails, and Brasswabb, Scott's Genuine Whitx Lead, RAW AND BOILED LIHSXID On. FIVE PER OENT. DISOOUNI Allowed lo Oash Poroh__<sr_ on aUßalw amounting t0..-, ana opwati li_ • a a Sewinsr Maonmea W. O. D»'" R" 8 THE GREAT S&WING MACHINE IMPORTEBJ HAS JUHI BB0«7_m A'Larite Shipment ot the Challenge Maohl-i the WorW- Tas White Co.'s Sewing machine. The Mo. t Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most Simple The Largest Taole The Most Easy to Work The Best Cover The Most Durable Tha Simplest Bhuttli Tha Kort Klegant The Neatest BUtoh XBBADLB MAOHINB3 from £6 10*. IKS BUS! SEWING MACHINKS EYBB HADE. - Price o( Hand Maohinxs, £3 10a, Also, AT.-srAra on hand aa.nlno Sliisrer Krister ana Ho small Wortholm Standard Howe Company's Wheeler anasWllHm aroverand Baker. Jones's ABO Domestic AndotherEOO-m-kf. vkom 23/ m, vm Week I 2S. 6d. pbb Wekbl AU, WAOHISE3 QCAKAKTHKB. Thass Maehinsa oan be had of my Agents j— N. MoLeanandOo., Plonoer Btore. Whangaro I Thomas Wells, Cambridge 5 William SteTena on Onehnnga j E. Wayte, Hamilton s Parnell and lloylan, Gisborne s Brennan and 00., T»urang» And at other places. rj.HS (IRSAI T^KPOT ~'«T7*RN4IT!HS:«T ■ I U-L__ trroceneß. fiso. TOHN HORNS (For many years with Close BrosJ, Wtftittft GBOOSB, tax D-AIiES ft PEOTISIOB Mkkobant, b« of Wellington and Nelson street! (Opposite St James's Churoh). ____% WAnnai ob job Oapgaa. MS-ESOM-SaKaJ-T SXKAM COF_-__B MSblsß, a P. GIBBONS & CO., 'Sua, Cow-sb, and Spios Mxbchah.. WB-li-S-J-- AKD -i-BV- GROOESB, 0041. ___HWOOD, AKS Pboduoi Caui H. P. GIBBON- ft CO- MiM__^_._......^..H



GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOB 1 THH . 11 PUREST FINEST AND BBBTIII V OHBYBTOH POULTBy;VABDS, LAMTAIA.i PUNA. VARIETIES- J Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas { - ' White Ooohlns,Bu_;Cooh__3,filaokOooh^^:^^^^ -,i -angshans, Manoroas, Houdons "U. Blaok Polish W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Lotthorns Dorktoga, Hamburg., Plymouth Rook-. TeWa | Ruon,and Aylesbury Duo_a ;,..■: BKND FOR PRICE-LIST Off EGGrS. .7 Eggs oarelullr Packed, and sent to aU parts , the Colony, S9T Write lor Just what you want, audi* I dress ac above. I guarantee satlslaotlon «__% ordinary oases, visitors welcome. Sanow■ excepted. _s_\\ THB Ha_. MA R X _-."*l_f! IM. QUEBN-STRK-.T, Auckland -,f ON BALK, ASKms_ F»_t CCROMAND_Ii*J™. S; KOMAN EMPIRE,- White Clover, Bed Clover, Alsyke aover, jXfI .S Brass, Meadow Fescue, Meadow Foxtail.: .- 7 Created Doßsteii, ja»pe, TretoU-ta Inoarnatam (Scarlet Clover), ffl FROM AMERICA DIRECT" ... Timothy, Kentuoky Bluettran (Poa Prat-Mfc* 0 Poverty Bay Ryegrass, Canterbury Br**"*.'! Coc-a-oot, Pralriegraaa, RattaU. V EARLY BBBD POTATOKB, AS FOttOWS £.1 Ashleaf Kidney, Taylor's Kldnej, Oan»M.|| bury Flukes. Patterson's Victoria. IiATER VARIBTIBB-Hobart, Sutton. ___ nnm Bonum, Button's Flower Ball, etc ALSO, 7V1 Oats, Barley, Garden and Flowor Seed, £».._*•■ Fine and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, New ££_____ land max. Tow. riaocm and Hams. | • EONBDDST ANB BONSFLODB i o( ail grades. ' -X. ELAND AKD PERUVIAN SOANO.*o, *®ys HESKETH _c AITKEH.