CHRISTCHURCH DIVORCE CASES.

Jamieson v. fanueson.

[BY TiaECIKArH.-OWN CORRESPONDENT.!

CIIKISTCHUJKCH, this day. The Supreme Court held sittings yesterday in its jurisdiction under the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act, bsfore Mr Justice Johnston. The first case wps that of Jsmieson v. Jamieson, in which Mr Joyce appeared for the petitioner, The affidavit filed set forth that the parties had been married by the Rev. Charles Fraser on the 28th September, 1876. They afterwards lived together for a fortnight, when petitioner went to the West Coast to work In a gold-mine at Kuniara. The petitioner and Im wife had no issue of this marriage excepi a child which was born be fore marriage, and which petitioner admits he was the father of. That petitioner was absent on the West Coast two and a half years, during the whole of which time he never once saw his wife, although he sent her money to pay her expenses to join bim at Kumara. That he returned to Christ church to endeivour to get her to live with him again, but she refused even to acknow ledge bim if they met in the street. That since the marriage respondent had on divers occasional, in Cbiistchurch and else where, committed adultery with divers men unknown. That on or about the 23th August, 1879, she was delivered of a bas tard child. That on or about the 17th of- December, 1881, . she was delivered of a second bastard child. That all the children are now dead and petitioner and his wife are still living apart. Having heard evidence of the petitioner, the mid wife who attended the respondent when she was confined of her two bastard children, and the respondent's married sister, Hia Honor was satisfied that there was no col lision between the parties, and granted a rule in the usual terras. Long v. Long and Stokes. The case of Long v. Long and Stokes was then called. When this case was brought up in Chambers the other day, His Honor called attention to the fact that the papers had been prepated by a layman. Be now examined them and found they were in proper form. Mr Joynt appeared for petitioner, and said he had been engaged at the last mome.it. fie called Kobert Hislop Long, the petitioner, who deposed as follows:- I am barman at the City Hotel, Cbristchurch. Was married to respondent, Annie fcmily Elrasworth Clark, before the Begistrar at Wellington, on the 28th August, 1879t After tbe marriage we lived together in Wellington till February, 1880, when we went to live in Dunedin. We Jived there five months. Then we went to Christ church and lived in Peterborough-street for ten months. Then respondent, with my consent, left for .Dunedin in February, 1881. She then took a situation as barmaid with out my leave. She went down to .Dunedin on the understanding that it was to be a holi day for her. She was to visit some friends. We had lived together on the beat of terms up to this time. In the month of June I heard that she bad left Dunedin, but have had no lett'.r Irom her since the week after she left home. I replied to that letter, but have not written to her since.

His Honor : Then you were not particu larly anxious to get her back ? Witne-s : Not after what I was told about her, I heard that she had got a bar maid's situation about two weeks after-she left Christchurch. I wrote to her only once, and told her she had no right to take a situation without my consent. In her letter she said she was going to take a bar maid's sitnation, and intended to stay a few months in Dnnedin.

His Honor : Where is her letter ? Witness : Oh, I cist say. It was de« stroyed long ago. His Hoaor: Before you determined to take these proceedings ?

Witness: Yes.

His Honor: Well, all I can Bay is, it is very extraordinary. You knew the temp tations, I suppose, she was open to as a bar maid ?

Witness : "i e3.

Hi* Honor: What is her age ? Witness : About 22. His Honor : Is she good-looking ? Witness : Well, yes, your Honor, pass able.

His Honor: Of lively disposition ? Witness: Yes, your Honor, very lively disposition, (Laughter.) His Honor: Well, 1 wish to give yon every chance. I desire to sift the matter thoroughly. I don't wish the impression to go abroad that a man and bis wife may combine to procure a divorce ia this way. It appears you did not take any trouble to bring her back; but, although you knew the temptations to which the was exposed, you allowed her to remain as a barmaid, and did not even write to her telling her to come back,

Witness: She would not have come, from what I hcaid.

His Honor : Yon had the power to bring her back; yon could have sued for restitu tion of conjugal rights; you made, from your evidence, no attempt to enforce yonr marital lights.

Mr Joyce : Bat, your Honor, it is hardly likely that a lively barmaid could be persuaded, even by her husband, to come back in that way. His Honor :* Then a man should not marry a lively barmaid. Alexander Stuart Gilohrist deposed : I am an accountant, living in Christchurch, I know petitioner, respondent, and co respondent. The co-respondent is a billiard-marker, betting-man, and anything else you please. His Honor : Now,1 whit do you mean by that ? Do you consider that is a proper way to speak to a Judge of the Supreme Court?

Witness : Your Honor, that is what he is.

His Honor: Very well, then, but you had better be careful.

Witness: I saw respondent and co respondent at the same house in Albany street, Dnncdui, where they were living together as man and wife. 1 served them with a citation at different times. When respondent received the paper she said, "Very well j the sooner it is over the hotter, I and Stakes will give no answer." When I went to the house I asked the servant girl for Mrs Stokes. I was shown Into a room, and Mrs Long, who had over heard my conversation with the servant girl, saM, "I am Mrs Long, not Mrs Stokes." (Both Bis Honor aud Mr Joyce had considerable difficulty in getting a coherent account of this meeting from wit ness, and His Honor complained that he was one of the most stupid witnesses he had ever bad, while Mi Joyce remarked that he had evidently had too much beer.) The witness continued: I saw Stokes afterwards, and handed him the citation, He said, " We are not going to defend the action at all." I went down to the house again in the evening, to see if they were living together as man and wife. Mr Jpyce: You went as a tort of private detective, I suppose J Witness: Well, I went to get any evid ence in support of the case I could. I went to the back door aud knocked. I was ad mitted, aud d afore I said a word Mrs Long said—

Hia Honor: Now give us the exact words Osedi

Witness: She said they were living there as man and .wife,

Hts Honor: I wish to caution you that you may have a charge of perjury hanging over your head. Do you expect any person —let alone one who has had forty years experience of Courts, to believe that the words used were "Xney were living there v.3 man and wife,"

Witness ; Those were tho words used, your Honor, She said 1 "We are living here as man and wife."

His Honor: I never had such a witoess before. Yon are the person who has drawn up these papers, and Riven the petitioner advice in this matter. Witness: Yes, your Honor, I did ao. His Honor: And you consider yourself competent to give advice. Witness: Welt, your Honor, I was a lawyer's clerk in the old countiy. I gave him advice to the best of my ability, as he cou'.d not afford to pay a counsel's fee. HislHoaor: But as a lawyer's cletk you must have known (hat yon were liable to a heavy fine for practising as a solicitor in this way.

Witness : Yes, bat I received nothing for it.

James Gardiner, theatrical agent, knew the petitioner "and respondent, be re membered Mrs Longbeingat Oamaru about two years ago, and saw her four or five weeks ago at the Rainbow Hotel, Duucdin, where she was visiting, Witness saw her a day or two later in Princes-street, Dnnedjn, and she told him she had been served with a citation, and she said she would not appear, She alao said she was living with Stokes, and was very happy. She. asked witness if he could give Stokes a billet, as he was doing nothing. Witness did not know where she wasliving. She said she would be veiy glad when sne had got rid of Lang. James Forward stated that respondent was behind the bar in the billiard-room at the Royal Hotel at Oamara, and wa«

known as Mrs Stoke.?. Stokes was a billiard-marker, and owned the bir Thov were treated as man and wife, as sho hud told witness that sho and Stokes lived in a private house in Oamnru. Wirnew stayed at the hotel fjr four dnvn. '

Hh Honor: lam not satisfied theio was not collusion. It aptcars that the hu«band' has taken nose of tlie steps which ho might have taken. She seems to have gone away nnd done as sho liked. When one v in the position ot a judge and jury, the responsibility i 9 a heavy one, and a hasty decision might ba productive of an immense amount of mia. chief, especially in a ca.se like this, which has been got up on the advice of such an un. satisfactoiy witnes3 as Gilchrist. I sba!l take time to consider my decision. Mr Joyce: Apart from Gilchriat's cvi, dence, your Honor will see that the res« pondent is living with another man. His Honor : But tbe petitioner has taken no steps to bring her back. Mt Joyce : It is difficult to sec what steps could have been taken under the cir* cumstances.

His Honer : He might have ordered hia wife, coerced her, forced her. We don't notice these matters. He did not take suffacient care in the matter, but left her exposed to the tsmptatious of a barmaid's life, without making any attempt to bring her back. Ido not think his own account of hia conduct is satisfactory. 1 will give my decision on Monday, the 30th inst., at 10,45 a. m.

The Court then rose.

DEATH FROM DRINK IN CHRISTCHU RCH.

An Hotel Keeper Censured.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN COBRESPONDENT.

CHBISTCHURCII, this day. Tub adjourned inquest on the body of E, J. Bradbury, who wai touud dead on. October 10th itt a paddock at the back of Mulligan's shop, was concluded today. The deceased, it appear?, was addicted to intemperance, and had been warned of the effect? it would have, upon him if ho con* tinued to drink. On the day in question he had two drinks at the White Hart Hotel, but there was no evidence to show where he had been drinking previously in the morning. Only three horns and a half elapsed from the time he was seen drinkin» until he was found dead. Daring that time he had fallen into an apparently drunken sleep, and was, after being roused, expelled from the hotel. Suubseqaently he was picked up in the right-of-way and carried by two oien-one employed in the house, and the other a man known aa ".Dutchy," whose evidence was not tuken owing to his drunten state—and Jaid down, in the paddack, where he shortly afterward 3 expired. The evidence in some respects, was oath against oath. Tbe jury found a verdict that tbe deceased, Ed. J. Bradbury, diedJrom congesiios-apoplexy, accelerated by tbe use of intoxicating liquor, and the inhuman treatment received from the White Hart Hotel. The jury also added a strocg vote of censure on tbe authorities of the White Hart Hotel, and that the coroner be requested to bring the matter under the notice of the Cbristchurch South Licensing Committee. The coroner declined to accept this verdict, as no one was charged with a "inhuman treatment,", and the jury again retired for further consultation. '1 hey eventually decided to strike ont the word "inhuman."

DR. WALLIS'S LECTURES ON "IMMORTALITY."

THE third lecture of his course on the inn' mortality of the soul was delivered by JJr, Wallis yesterday evening in the Hewton Athenaeum—his subject being, "Scriptural Arguments against Conditional Imnior* tality." The rev. lecturer chose two pas< sages of Scripture as the basis of bis re, marks, viz. :—lsaiah xxvi., 19, "Thy dead men shall live; together with my dead "oody shall they arise"; and Daniel xii. ( 2, "And many of them that sleep in the dust of the eaith shall awake, some to everlast. ing life, and some to shame and everlast. ing contempt." After a brief historical sketch of the sect of Annihilation is ts, and the three sub-sects into which it was divided, Dr. Wallis lucidly explained how all our words, even those descriptive of the most abstract ideas, had to be derived from material objects, and said that many of «,he mistakes of the believers in Conditional Immortality arose from their confounding the literal and toe figurative meaning of certain words. No doubt it might be shown that some of the early Christian Fathers taught this among other errors; but hewould go bach to the Christian Grandfathers—the Apostles— and provs that they taught the natural immortality of man. But he* would first search the Old Testament and see what it contained on the subject of the future state. ■ It was a remarkable fact that, from Genesis to Matacbi, there were no more than two or three indubitable allusions to the immor tality of the soul at all. There must bo a reason for this; for the Egyptian?,' among whom the Israelites lived for 430 years, believed in the immortality of the soul, and so also did the Canaanites and other surrounding nations. He believed that God purposely withhod this great truth fiom the Jews, in order to save them from the demcrilisatioa which had resulted from it among the other peoples, in_ their general practice of neoromoncy, raising the dead, and holding intercourse with familiar spirits. It was fust liko iha spirit-rapping of the present day, anfl was all a delusion or imposture, and therefore, as the only means of saving the Jews from falling into that error, God's revelation was silontonthe subject of immortality. Tho lecturer then gave testa from Genesis, Psalms, and Job, formerly referred to, but said that the two passages he had chosen to-night were the most explicit ia the Did Testament on the subject of the natural immortality of man. Hie first passage—that from Isaiah—was without doubt a reference to tho restoration of the Jews from captivity, but it was couched in spiritual language, which showed that the conception ot immortality was familiar to the prophet. The verse quoted from Daniel was a direct and un mistakable teaching of the immortality of the righteous and the wioked. The rev. gentleman then cited from the New Testa ment the passages giving Christ's answer to the Saddnoees as to tho woman with seven husbands; the parable of Lazarus and the rich man; the penitent thief un the Cross; the death of Stephen; besides quotations from the Epistles of Paul and Peter, which all went to prove that the : teaching of Scripture was that the souls of 1 men were immortal, and would at the resurrection receive new and immortal bodies. He announced at the close that bo would continue the consideration ol this subject next Sabbath evening.

St. Benedict's Sinking Class.

Tho first anniversary in connection with the St. Benedict's Singing Class took place at the Newton AtheDteum. last evening. There was a good attendance, and most of the items were well rendered. The fol lowing was the programme: - Part song, "Oh, Who Will O'er the Downs so Free." class; " tlappy Be Thy Dreams," Mr Met. oalf; song, "Gathering Flowers," Misa Walmeleyj duet, "Excelsior," Mr and Mrs Rhodes; song, "Madoline," Mr J. Edwards; recitation, Miss Benjamin; part song, "The Cuckoo," class; part song, "May-day," class; song, "The Wolf," Mr Rhodes (encored) i piano solo. Miss Ratjen; Bong, "Wheu Sparrows Build," Miss Rhodes; soag, "Alice, Where Art Xhoa ?'! Mr J. Edwards (en« cored); duet, "Gipsy Countess," Mr Rhodes and Miss Kilgour; part soap, "Stars of the Summer Night," class j closing with " God Save the Queen." -

R.M. Court. —Te Awamutu.

THCBSD4Y, OCrOBftR 12TH,

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PnbUah^ by to* Proprietor KJSafl ftwtooe of AncfcUnoj Ntw Tuesday October 17, 188%

I -THE vAUC&bAJE!I> CTEHINO STAB. OC ifOBER 17.



ARCtIODBi TO-MORROW. TWjBJHTY-ONE PACKAGES SPRING CLOTHING, TWEED, COKTAINS, CARP&TS, &0,, &0., &a, NOW LAUDING. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE recoivetl instructions to soli by anotlon, at their Stores, Quean-street, To morrow (Wednesday), Ootober 18, at It o'oiook, FIirrBKN PACKAGES ENGLT3H & MEL BOURNE MADS CLOTHING Comprising Men's, Hoys', and Youths' Suits Coats. Tronsera, cid Trousers and Vests 2 cases Lros Cnrtalnn i bales Carpets, Rurs, Tlcklntr, &o. B. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. NOW L4NDING. ELEME AND SULTANA RAIBINS . FIGS, NUTS, CAISDIED PEEL MABMALADB, TEA, VKKTAS CARRIAGE AND SELF-FITTING CANDLES &o.i &C, &0, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by anotlon, at tholr Stores, Queen-street, on Thursday next, October 19, at 11 o'clock, A Lbto Consignment of the above. E. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, TO-MORROW, IMPORTANT SALE OF COUNTRY AND SUBURBAN LAND IN TAURAHGA. BY OEEBR OF THB EEGISTEAB OF THE SDPBBME COURT. THK subscribers have been favoured with instructions to offer for sale by public auction, at tbeir Sale-rooms, The Strand, Tau ranga, on Wednesday, the 18th day of Ootober, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, , Tee following PROPERTIES, viz., A WELL-IMPROVED FARM of 398 acres, situated within six miles of the Town of Tauranga, having long frontago to the Tnu ranßfi-Thnmes Road on the south, and deep water frontage to the Woiroa River on tho east: all fenced, laid off into good grass paddocks, and extensively planted with shelter trees. The Farm comprises Lots Nos. 9, 175. 178, 177, 178, 179, 180. ana 196, Parish of To Puna; is splendidly watered throughout, and the soil is superior, and well adapted for either grazing or cropping. Tho Dwelling-house is commodious, and pleasantly situated; and tho Out-houses, Stock-yards, &c, arc well built and con veniently arranged. Thewholeofthoabovo are freehold.with tho oxception ofiAllotment 180, which is held under lease for 21 years from Ist October, 1875, at a rental of £10 per annum. LOT No. 172, Parish of Te Puna, containing 30 seres, fenced and in grass, situated close to tho Tauratiga-Thamea Road. LOT No. 47, Parish of Te Pub a, containing SO acres, unimproved but good land. LOT No. 163, Parish of Te Papa, containing 142 acres, unimproved; has long frontage to tho Wairoa River. PART of Lot No. 26, Parish of Te Papa, con taining SSJaores 1 rood, situated within three miles of Taunmga, and overlooking tho Waikareao Estuary; first-class lanp,' all fenced and in grass; splendid site for sub urban residence. PART OF LOT No. 46, 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 o! tfco flourishing Township of Waterfowl. THE UNEXPIRED TERM of 21 years (being -about 8} years) of a Lease of Lots Nos. S, 17, IS, and Parts of Lota Nos. 3 and 21, itowcn Town. The particulars of Titles and Terms of Salo may be had on application to the Auctioneers, IUKNER & BUDDLB, Taueanga; Orto Messrs TAKER, RUSSKLL, & BUDDLTC Solicitors Aucklandi "' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. THE REMUERA YARDS. gjftOß SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on JP t Thursday next, : ; 150 Well-fatted Steers, from Watroa. Awltn, Waikato, and Hawera 700 Fat Sheep'and Lambs Dairy COWS, Stora Cattle Vat and Store Plga. ALFRED BUCKLANJJ, —Cf- ' —"— " TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL BALE. WOOL SALE, FIRST FOR TBIS SEASON WILt, UK lIBLD AT I H EHAYMARKET, OH \. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. IKTOOLPAOKS FOB SALE, ALFRED BUOKLAND. rjOUNTBY CATTLE SALES. Drury—Wedneoday, October 18 Popaliura-Wednesday, Octobor 25 ALFRED BUCKLAND. XOSSDAYS, VHMHA¥J&S A R E X % SALS OF WOOi, SHEEPSKIHS HIDSS, ud TALLOW, each Tnesflvr. al Utfeloefej . ALFRED BUOKLAHD, B. TONES. , B, 0, CAKR, B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, rfIOWNSHIi- OF JW'ORTHCOTE, WAITEfIIATA HARBOUR, # f ADJOINING BUQAB COMPANY'S WORKS. BALK FIXED FOR WKDNKBDAYI NOV. I. AT 12 O'CLOCK. STEAMER RUNNING CONSTANTLY TO WHARF ON PROPKRTX. NEW ROAD. 12 LOTS from Jaore to 3 acre; V OLDKOAD. 6 liOTS from about i-aore to I-acro. CLIFF FRONT, £ ' 6 LOTB from about taore to 2} aprefl, deep > water frontage. ■ TERRACE. B LOTS from about 1 acre to 3} acres BATH ROAD, ; i LOTS from about 1 acre to S aotes, front , lngon toFlonloßay. The Auctioneers earnestly request parties to BO AND &T&& THK PKOPBBTY, ant the; will aweo that no elaborate adreitldsg or tuff. ing Is required. \ Plons on Application, i & 00, Anotioneers.



i Auctions. i ' j MONDAY, OCrOBER 23, ! '■ At 12 o'clock. ! VICTORIA XARK, ! TvEVONPOUT, "ftJORTH CHORE, j JL/EVONPORT, JLIORTH DhOUK, MONDAY, OCTOBEK 23, At 12 o'clock, nsr GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART,. : QUEEN-STREET. DE V 0 N P 0 R T, NORTH SHORE, ) Tun Late Mb. T. Dudeb'S Estate, > Situatoa a short distances from tho Victoria and Devoxtout Wharves, on Lake Road,— red flap's on tho property— commanding varied viows ot tho City, Channel, Harbour, and River. Tho laiid is all laid down in grass, hiuhlovol, but gradually sloping to tho water. Healthy and most desirablo n 3 IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and (or a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. Aa property in this beautiful Marino Suburb is rapidly rising in valno owing to the largo numbor o£ buildings that aro going up in Dovon port and at tho Lako, anet the greaterpart oftho district has lately passscd into tho handa of in vestors and hold for . THE CERTAIN PROFIT which must bo paid to tho holdors. This is almost tho last opportunity ot acquiring property direct from tho llrst solcctors, Tho allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may havo from ono aero to flvo acres. Thoßtreotsaro 1 chain 1} chains wido, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reservo will bo put on tho lots, bs tho owners intend Boiling absolutely at tho auction. Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.m. to 11.30 p.m.,anda Family Tickct.is£S por annum.or 3s Id per. week. Tho terms aro made to suit all classes ot pnr chasora, 30 per cent, cash, balance at 7 por cent, tor flvo years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application, For further particulars apply to K. & E. DUDER, °r' ' GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. ... , ■vr o t i c c. I beg to Inform Intending Purchasers Of the Valuable Kstate known as VICTORIA PARK, that Lithographies Fiona with Terms, ate, mar bo had at Mr 0. Maya's Store and Messrs B. and R. Uuuor'a. Dato or Sale: MONDAY, 33rd Ootober, noon, at Sibbin's Land Mam, Qnoen street. Messrs Dudor, or tho Auctioneer, win show the Property, on applloatloni GKOKGE SIBBIN. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, NOON. SUPERIOR ENGLISH FURNITURE, PIER GLASSES, BEDDING, &C. Selected in. London by a Gentleman fob Private Use, TO BE BOLD BY AUCTION, R. A R T H U R HAS been favoured with instructions from a gentleman latoly arrived from England to sell, by auction, nt his Mart, Queen street, in tho Higher Furniture Department, on Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE of superior quality, selected £rom lirst-class houses for personal use; just landed—A Superior Ma hogany Leather-covered Dining-room Suite, Opieces: Handsome Gilt-frame Pier Glasses, Marble-top Washstands and Toilet Tables. Brussels and Tapestry Carpets, Hearth Rugs. Wardrobo (Oak), also Washstand, Toilet Table, &c; Handsome Couches, Su perior Iron Bedsteads, Flax Mattressos, Bolsters, Pillows, &c.. Looking Glassos, Walnut Loo Tables, Mahogany Sideboard, Occasional Tables, Music Stand, Cono Chairs, &0.. Suites in Velvet Rep. &0., Couches, Easy Chairs, Fire Screen", Pier Glasses in wood frames, Hrackots, Walnut Choffoniers and Watnots, Exhibition Wash stands and Toilets combined. Mahogany Telescope Dining Table. Now on View. Inspection Invitod. FRIDAY, 1 O'CLOCK. ONEHUNGA.-COTTAGE AND ACRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ART HUR' S MA X T. A COTTAGE and Acre of Good Land cjl which has. been all cultivated, being Allotment No. 12, of Saotlon 46, Village of Ono. hunga, well Bituited ne« to To Papa Hallway Station, lately occupied by Mr John Hist. Also, The adjoining CORNER LOT ol ono asre, together with tne Fonr-riamcd Honri erectocl thereon, now occupied by Mr J. it'st, am,, bub- Jootto a lea3o. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, WAIUKU YARDS. THE undersigned will bold their MONTHLY HALK at Wainkn.on Batur day, October 21, when a large number of Btoro Cattle, Cows, Horses, Sec, will be oflered. HUNTER & NOLAN, DURHAM YARDS, WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW. Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, [In conaequenco ot a general wish lhat the Government and the Company's respective sales of Walmata should coincide, the Company has agreed to POSTPONE SALIC to 28th NOVEMBER, and TENDERS to fitn DSCKM BEE.] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND QALK. fJIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MBROANTILH AGENCY COMPANY (Loiitbd) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Nntlvo Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORNE, On TUESDAY, the 28th NOVEMBER, 1883, AT Pauseti. and Boylan's Hah, POUAWA. THE FBEKHOLD. under Land Transfer Title, Of 7,000 acros of Kloh Land In the Pouawa Eloolr, situated about five miles from Gls borne. This property in divided into Beo tlona of from IGO to 800 aoros. and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms. Purchasers of Freehold Sections In this Block Will have an early opportunity of obtaining, upon favourable terms, Leasehold Blooks from 600 ncrea upwards, situated between the Block now offered and tho Bea. This portion of Pouawa is excellently grasaed; snd cannot be surpassed for cheep country. WHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 acres of Town and Suburban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Gifl borne Post Office, ■will he oflered, if the Burvevn can ba sufficiently advanced. This valuable lovel land, with frontage to the Taruhern, a navipjablo ilver, will bo cut Into sections of from a to 60 aore3. Should this not bi ready for tho market at the Novem ber sale, it wlil be offerod with other por- Maroh next ataTll"?ko in abont tha month of WAIMATA. t?J w^2-Vnr°J? 3e °? stn December, Tho FKHKUOLU-or LKAtsffiHOLO for 21 years, at the option of tho tonderer—of Pf™o^, 3 M tuo Walmata South and iSSS.™ 00™*1 KU(i oontainlDß in all abont 15,000 aoi.au. Tenders to be endoirsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Gisborne. The wholo of the above lend Is of Orsi-clasa anility, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company wonM direot special attention to It aa affording a good open- Ing ta small capitalists, ito rich soil and easy aocess to town by either road or water render- Ing the whole very desirable tor asrioaltaral and pastoral pnranlta, Moot Ilbora! terms will be offered, and every inducement given to Intending Buyers. n £Uiu nay be seen at the Land Company's nJ? 09', Qletiorne, and at any of the offices TCSwwut New Zealand, ot the New Zealand IJmito^ 4 .Mercantile Agenoy Company, R. BILL WSHEB,



THUJRaDAY, OCTOBER 20, ' 12 o'clock noon. Watekview, Bella ponsonb"v • ONSONB X • THE ABOVE BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY, Which will bo Bubtnitted to PUBLIC AUCTION ■ ny ■ G. W.BzNNKV&Co. o» THUKSDAY, OCrOBEK 26, Contains SUVBN AOaE3 OB1 LAND, and Is divided into 4-2 A LLOTMEiSTS» Bach Allotment having an unlntorrnptod vlow o! tbo Waltemsta Harbour, Tho Auc t loncers, in dJrooting attention to this Valuable Property, wonld remind the Public that for BBAtrnr of Situation, Hbaltbiikss or Locality, and Qbandhur of View, It oanaot bo surpasaod by any suburban Land yot olloreil for esilo, and would impress upon the tnlnda of tlioEO In taaroh ola home combining aw, thoEo advaatm<u9 tho doslrablllty of eoour ini? a Eito in this favoured poeltion. To Spooulators it wl'l suffioe to point cut that in consequences ot tho marvellous oxtensian of tho city dating tho past two years, and the rapidly inoreasing valno of land, cbotoe build. ing sites in th'a popular suburb are every year becoming mored'fllcultto acquire, and will ol necessity, command high values. To BuMnesa Men. who beat know how to appreciate the bonoflts ot a Marino Ro<ildenoo, away from the tumult of olty life, yet easy of accosD, It •will only bo necessary to state that 'buses now ran within a few minutes' walk of tho Property, and that these will soon be re placed by tramways. The quality of the land may be determined by inspecting tho adjacent Bartons of Me Mason and Mr Llrmtmry, where oranges' lomons, grapes and other ft alt can be tojn growing In abundance. Mr COOMBH3, tho proprietor, has spared neither money nor labour in draining, manuring, planting with ornamental trees, now of scran years' growth.and laying tho land down to gratia and clorer. Tho roads ura wide, formed, and motallod, and wKI shortly be kerbed and channelled. For the convenience of Intending purchasers the Auctioneers will l»auo free passes by the 'bases), and special 'bus 33 will run on Saturday, the 2lst inst., when Mr Impo>'s Band, wl'l play ou tho ground from throe to five o'clock p.m. The Allotments will ba offered for competition without reservo, thus affording competitors tho rare opportunity o£ purchasing villa sites at their o irn prices. The terms aro suoh as to meet tho require ments of till, namely, one-third caah, balance to remain at 7 p.'r cent, for a term of five yearr, NORTBCOTE ALLOTMKfIT 85 OF LOT 64, Also, THE FOLLOWING:- PAHI3H OF MATAKOHE. 10ft ACRES, northern portion ot Allot- oo iAVf ment Oil 36 ACRiiilotme rnt" W£3t3rn POrtiOn °' 33 130 ACRi,? otnl o B r^ weßt3rn P°rtl°a °< 14 gQ AORE3, middle portion of Allot- jg sft ACRES, north-oastern portion of Ift ou Allotment AO Aft AORK9, north-3aitern mlddlo por- Ift *" tlon of Allotment -10 PARISH OF OAMAKU. 4Q ACRBS, north-western portion of i An uv Allotment . iaf* RUATANQATA, WHANGAREL Aft ACRES, northern portion of Allot- 1 OO *v mont A*-"5 PARISH OF WAIRAU. 1 Aft ACRES, northeastern portion of **v Allotment 120 and Allotment 121, OMAHA. 120 ACRBB, Allotment f]t] Also, LOTS 7, 8, 39, 40, 43, And 46, TOWNSHIP OF GKHENOCK, MANUKAU HARBOUR. TERMS i One-third Cash, and the Balance on Mortgage (or five years at 7 per cent. Interest. Plans and other particulars can beobtolnod at the Auctioneer's Offlca,,Quoon-streot, Terms at Sale. Lto-nO. and Kat&te AfZenta. J, Me li E N N° *' Estate agbitt amd Valtjatob, qobbn-btkket, auckland, i2onky lent out for capitalists on B-IBST-CLASS 9KOOIiITIKa. OR IS - VHSTBD IN BANK. INSURANCE. OR OTHBR SHARKS. FARM AND HOMSSTK4.D.—Thora are 12 aores, one mile from a railway station, all fenced ana sub-divided into four paddcoka—3s aores in grass and ctop. There is a Binsll house, cow-shode, etci Price £399. —J. M. Lennox. f-l PPaRQUKBN-aTKKKT.-Aflrst-rate WO3- U pectlve Investment. Two hou?3S, quite new and well-finished, with water laid ou, and freehold allotment. Prlca £890-£3OO cash, balance can remain on the properly. — J< M. Lennox, Kstate Agent, Auotcland, & LLOTMKNT in the City, with a grand view A. of the harbour, suitable for a lerraoa.—J, M. Lonnox. Oonn—A first class Investment, freehold, in 3J UUVJ good position and rising district.—J, M. Lennox. noof.—GROOMED HOUSE, with colonial 3Si aaki oven, register grate, etc., about ha!f an hour's walk from the olty; freehold allot ment. 33 x lOC.-JT. M. Lennox, Bstate Agent, M iU°AUNA FLAT. WH4.NGAREI,-Form of 382 aores voloanio land—There are 331 aores, with house, etc. This beautiful property Is offered a bargain.—J. M. Lennox. nntm-i-KUOMHD CUTTAGU In Suaaox 3i'iou street, with register grates, 400-gallon tank, large cellar. Price £130 cash, balance can. remain on the property. . . JIM NEWMARKET— Some of the best Business Premises for sale>-J. M. Lennox, 13M MOUNT EDEN ROAD-Two fine Shops, with freehold allotment (S3 x 100/t in thla popular distrlot. The shops front the main road. Prico £775,— J. M, Lennox. MM UPPER QUKBN and YORK-STRKKTB— Two Houses, with large corner allotment (freehold). Prloe £1000.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. Anofeland. 6SM CITY FKUEHOLO-For Bale, a large City Freehold, consisting of 8 Dwelling Houses and a Shop, all substantially built of brioK, and fitted with every convenience. The premises mo all let to good tenants, and produoe a rental of £336 per year. Frioe £3300. Terms can be crranccd,—J. M. Lennox. 62MJ3 HOUBH), with very large freehold allotment (ISS x 363 links). In the rising district of Mount Eden. Piloe £750.-J. M, Lennox, 61M aiOKMAN'3 HILL, ONKHUNGA- House ■li and large freehold allotment. Prloe £150. —J. M.Lennox. 47M FOR IMMEDIATE! SALE - A Beautiful Farm of 200 aores, only S miles from a railway station. The farm Is all In Rood English grasses, and subdivided Into 7 paddooks by quiote-thorn edares. The roildonoo commando a beautiful view of n lake, whloh bounds the farm on onoelde. The house contains S apart ments. There Is a stable, stockyard, and Bhed upon the farm, I con confidently reoommend this farm to any intending settler,— J. M, Lennox. Estate Agent. Auckland, 10M FOR IMMKDIaTR HALE—a CommodlOns Residence In OJrafton Road. The resldenoe oontalns 16 rooms, and is built upon a freehold section (100 x 892 links).-J, M. Lennox, iistato Agent. Auckland. 88M ■a? ARM ot 2GO aorea of Crstoltss 8011, bounded X on one side by a river, all f enceo and laid down In good English graoßoa.—J. M, Lennox, EstateSAgoat, Anokland. . SUM CTOR SALS <a borgaln)-Farm of 200 aores, ad st J WMf °l e Ux^ 1 ot Mbmm Buokland and Bhepherd, west Pukokohe. Thla fine property Is mixed bush and fern, and la well watered throughout. The farm must be sold, and Is offered at £250 the iot.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. issi, rppo FARMERS—A Choice Farm of 78 aores, X lOf a mile from a railway station. The land is flrst-oloss-ia divided Into 7 paddooks, and all In grass, and weU watered on even paddock. There la a New G-roomed House upoa the form, also dairy and all necessary out-build ings,—Jt Mi Lennox, Estate Agent, Anokland. ' 37M J M, LBKNOJ, ZSTATJ AOSNT. 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Land and instate Affents. -q m. as. %fy lii i> UMSON, HQUBX EiANO AND FINANOXsIi AGfBKX BanSors |—Kntlotml Bank o£ Now Zor.lr.na, Kjfi^lt! aiifl IHTHKSST O-xUeetau. MONKST luvoatad tcr C&i>l':allst3 on finst-cLMK neouriiles, without Ohahoh. Biz por osat allowed on deposits until Inveated. MOKTGAGKS and LOANS NoKOtlarad, 3HAHKS Bouftht or Sold to order. Sfitt'i'ATß3 Maiiauod for Absentees, A LXA)TKI£NTB Buußht, and HowiCß Unlit On ii. the Weokly Payment Sybteiu. KTOILDJNCJ ALLOTMKNT3 FOH BALB AT VKS BOOTI— Sootlandstreet, CO/ Weac-Btreot, 30/ Inkerni!UMitreo'i,i HI Hepburn-street, 80/ 3Jond-H.treet, 15/ Llg/ir Pl«oo, 66/ • Koppoil-ntroot, 20/ Norfolk-Btroot. 40/ ArKylo-ntreet, 55a Cook-stroot. £10 Baresfnrrl-Btroct, 'Ml Mdwln-ntreotf, 80/ Porrtval Parndo, 45/ Uwiftou Ro»d, TB/ Reclamation, £v Mount Kdon Koud, fll Hovro-stront, CO/ Kybor Pass, fifl .Hcokett-atroat, <6' Nonnanby 1103 d, fll Helßon-atreiit, 80/ Brighton Itoad, 40/ A !rc,ic rorloua oitaer stroatu at low rates. 4S. inOfi t>Si\ TD, la Sums at 610 andnp »^u\.'U y^ajflu, on good aacurlMes. SHOP and 7-rooraed U ouso for saloon tin Mount Kdon Uoad. Splondld poaltlou for bnalsoßSi Terms aa aßraefl. WHAN(JAKICI— small Ilom39tend for Sale, with fplendid orohard, over 200 fruit bourlut! ttiiO?, alluvial soil; frontage to Whan rmol lllver; two miltw from townßhlp. BKRi'jaifuuo-M'ritMKr— Now und voryoon voniontCott^KH foe Hulu, near Congrega tional Churoh, On easy tornid. . 47/fKi'j-SIX-ttOOMKD HOUaK (new), with assiw p a utry, for Sulo; vory convenient] wator laid on; easy torms. MOUNT KUKN — Woll-flniahed Six-roomed Uouso <now) for Salo; 10CO gallon tank laid on,|larp:o oorcor allotment; vory oheap. 4?9fin- ij;Vll!;-1{00MKD HgUBK for Sale In WV Newton; very convenient ond Large allotment; oheap. Also, Two Adjoining Allot tnonts If deiilrod. HUNTJA— Eighty Aores of liand for Sala for £05. Alao, Klghty Aoroa at Walkleklo, for CCS. A aplondld chance for working man. J?OCn—New and 'Wall-finished Uouso for *£OV salo, at Rnoky Nook, New North Koad; allotment -10 x 120. Vory easy torms. ■ftJOHTHCOTB — Sovouroomod Uonso, Out li bnildlußfl, Ceo., and SO acres of Land for Bale. Very oheap. Grand view of the harbour, JL l9nn-™UK-KOOMKD HOUBK for Sale, St^wv/ o u ooolt-Btreot, with largo allotment, ift.OKATOKA TOWNSHIP. — Two Large JL Corner Allotments for Salo for £20, having three frontapros. MOUNT KDKN—Five-roomed Honse nnd two aores of volcanic soil for Bale. Fine view. Orchard. Sto, TJOKSONBX — New Slz-roomed Honse for A Bale near the Throo Lamps, Prloo, £320. Basy torms of payment. DKVONPOHT. Ijake Road —Several very ohoioo Villa Bites for Salo, having road and sea frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland. Very eaßy terms of payment . *ORn-A NIOB NKW OOTTAGK In New X^OU , on tor sale, with large shod, allot ment 10 x 100 1 yen oheap. \X7-AITBMATA RIVKR FRONTAGB.-Land VV for Salo at Ai per aore. In largo or small blooks. Kasy terms. PAHNKI.I House and IJ aerea orchard for Sale, in full bearing s cowshed, workshop, fowlhouso. so. i fine sea view. J?1 OA-FOUR-ROOMKU HODSK for Sale In X/J.AU the City, Small doposlt and weokly ayments taken. ■CO Q K—HOUSK tor Sale In WUUain-stroet, X/Z6O near Bt. Jamoa* Ohuroh. EPSOM— Gentleman's v ilia Kestdonoe, seven roomn, coaoii-houtm, stabling. Ice. £SOO. O-i i c-THKKK-ROOMKD HOU3K for Bale *140 In Newton, near KluaTa Arms Hotel! lavel allotment. Basy toroiv. RKMUKUA— IB acres, for Sale i ezoollent soli and splendid view BRIGHTON koad, ParneU - Sis-roomed House for sale, allotment 10 x 1001 water laid on. Prloe.*H7i. "DONSONBY—New Six-roomed House and X Workshop for sale | two allotments I two frontaaoa j easy tormu. WKLLINOTON-STHBK'r. -Pretty CottasS for sale, near St. James's Chnrohi bbjs and water lnld on: garden, Sec, -pAKNKLL. - Newly • flnlshod Six-roomed JL llousa tor sale i pleasant viuw I £380. riAKHB klso For Sols at Walkomitl, Pare x moremo, Stokoo's^Point, Watlakerei, Malm rangl, North Shore, Papaknra, to. Also, see list Ta Ntu Zealand Herald and Wttldu Neva. O H A S. W I S, L I A M 8 O 5, KSTATB AGKNT VCIOAW LAWS VV. Y. » rEVKNS« HOUSB. LAND ANU FINANCIAL AGBNT UKNKKAL COMMISSION AOKNT, Nsxt Union Bans, UusHK-bTnuuT, Auck land., Procortlos advartlsed free of cost, and no Ohargo made unloaa buslnoes dono. Lists of Properties for salo forwarded monthly to Agents in Napier, Wellington, Chrlstohuroh, and Uunedln. Insurances elfootod on Houses, Crops, For nlturo, Sao. Properties Valuod, Survoys Undertaken, Building Estimates prepared. Mortgagoa and Loans negotlatod, ITOR BALK -BKAFIELD VIKW-Nlco Cottage of i rooms, Harden, and largo workshop. £300. 852 PAPAKUHA— 7-rooinod Houbo and 31 aorea Rood land, on main road, oloso to railway j veryofioap, A5 EXMODTH-STRKKT-Two CottaßOS, i rooms and wash-houeo oach. £110. AC ROCK V NOUK-Convenl«nt i-roomod CottaKC, garden, land, &c. £21:0. 1)60 80 aCHKS, near Hot Sprtngp, Walworo. Al MAKY.BI'HKKT, MOUNT KUKN - Pretty Cbttaso.S rooms and pantry.largolovel allot ment. 813 CfIAPKL-STRKKT-Houßein this contral post, tlon, suitable for boarding house. Very oheap. Ul9 KXBUK PASS ROAD-Compact CoHbhci 6 rcoms, vory oonvunlenti 831 TWO SHOPS and Dwelling), on good leading thoroughfare. 1)29 GBAFTON ROAD-Honso, 8 rooms, gas, co B2 AVONDALK—Houso, 9 rooms, oxtonßlvo shodo, stable, outhouses, etc, and highly oultivatad farm: large orchard, eto. Il!3 PONSONBY—House. S rooms, two tanks, gar den, eto.: very oheap. ' bib PONSONBY — Honse, 7 rooms, wash-house, tanks, woUi fco.) large garden, fall fruit trees. 822 GRKAT NORTH ROAD — Hou^a. 6 toomg. garden, tea. 823 1000 ACRES—Freehold Land, Bnltable for a oattle run; easy distance from Auoklandi 111 YBAK3 liKAas ot B-roomed Home and grounds, ground rent low ASS SBVKKAL 6LOOKH of Native Lands. Tltlesj Crown Grants. Very oheap. Alfl KAURI BUSH, 3600 aoree, good water front age, at low prloo. A-17 U AOHits good ploughable level Land, olose to Whau StaiiOJi A33 PARTICUUBS OF OTHKR PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION. BBVBBAL HOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VKFX I^nw priori. 177, QUEEN-BTREKX, Opposite Morrin & co.'o. O B T. B U X U Oj Wi HOUSB, LAND, ESTATB. AND GBNBKAL COMMISSION AGBNT, COUNTRY BKTTLEBS' COBRHBPONUENX AND AGENT, V HIOH-3TRKET, AnOKtAND. Rents Collected, Sales Attended, Insurances Kffeoted, Mortgagea and Loans Nenotl&ted, Deeds Kngroseod, AKreemonts Made Out, Books Posted and Balanced. Several Houses and Allotments for sale oheap. Particulars on application, JA ME S T I N D AL, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, LAND, & COMMISSION AGENT, And Law Wuixmu, HIGH-STREET, Auckland, FOR SALE: PONSONBY-Houso and Land, College Road, Lot 7. Prloo £420. And two adjoining lots 8 and 8, Itdoolrod. GBAFTON ROAD-AUotmont 16, Of Beotlon 10, corner of Grafton Koad and Wynyard street, with ten-roomed Houso, stamos, and outhouses. Prloo £1000. OHAPKLUTRBBT-Blz-roomed Hoobq and Stable. £500. VICTOKIA-STRKET WEST—Three Brlok Shops and DwoUlng-honßee, jußt built. Prioe, £2,100, or to Let at 30s per week each. FREEHOLD BLOCK, In central position, oloeo to Queen-Btreet. with Brick Bnlldlnge and Iron roof suitable for Warehouses, &o. Proprietors having Honsea or Land to dispose ot are requested to communicate with the under signed, No oharge unless Bold. Wanted to Purchase (Immediately)* Three Dwelling-houses ot about 8 rooms, within easy dietanoo of Pout-office, J A M E S~tT N D A L, HIOU-STKKBT. "|p O X S A" It B f -^ BY EDWARD WAYTE, HOUSE AND LAND AGBNT :- VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount KdenMO acres in oouvonient paddocks, with Soven-roomed House, Dutbulldings, Olstero, Fruit Trees, Offered for a few days, A Bargain, MOUNT ALBERT (near Railway Station)- Allotments Half-aore onwards; Voloanio Soil, Buslneßß Sites, Magniiloant View, Very easy terms (oheap), SKABIELD ROAD (DO feet frontage)-Comfort ablo Seven-roomed Uouae; gas and water lad on ; evory oonvenianoa. Price-Low, Torma—Easy. HOUSK OF BIGHT ROOMS (well built). IS minutes from Queen-Btreet. Adapted for private resldenoe or business, Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. MOUNTEDBN (near Hallway Station)—Seven roomed House and Large Allotment: good business site, £509 only. Terms—Kasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-Flne Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, conorete cistern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one Bore vol oanio land. COTTAGE and Large ALLOTMENT oIOHO to CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at ParneU— A rare opportunity for a pushing maD, as one fortune haa already been made ont of It. WANTED KNOWN-That E. Wayte. House and Land Agent, 177, Qaeen-atreot, has con stant applications to purchase or rent Small Houses within easy distance of Queen-street, and for Building Sites. Ed. WAYTE. Houbo and Land Agent.



JBnameßa WoUcea. -, MARK. . '°* ■ rraii f U1 0 li S A L B, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Small Lady's Phaeton (nearly new) 1 Largo Lady's Phaeton 1 Double-aeatoa Baggy 1 Waggonette, with canopy |TIO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR PURKST FINKST AND BESTIII OHRYSTON POULTRY^YABDS, LAKH TAKAi PUNA. VARIETIES— Uebt Brahmso, Dark Brahmas Whito Coohlnß, Unit Cooblns, Blaok Cooh ..■augohanu, Mcnoroas, Houdons Blaok Polish W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hainlmrge, Plymouth BookOi Pekln Kuen.fiuo Ayleabnry Dackg SKND FOR PHIOK-LIST OK KQG3. Bees osrofally Paokod. and sent to all parti the Colour, (W Write for Just what yon want, ana aa flroos as above. I puarantoo eatlaf notion In al ordinary oases. Visitors weloome. Sunday eiooptoi. ■. '■"* f E A O O O X JL • OPTIOUN. Has v Stook SPKOTAOLKB AND BSB glabbk3 of evory aworipuon, an accurate Fit Guaranteed, COMPOUND MIOHOBOOPKB AND THLH BUOPKH. Poworful andOhoap. A Bill Oil) BAKOMBTBBB, TBmimmwwft Elbotiuo BeliiS, uattseikh ahd VtTTVXQB, Magneto Electric Machine* and PMedieal Coll*. opku sffsa^pw^ "^ Theodolites, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydromutcrs, Saccharometen, Ballnomotcrs, Argon tome tew, &c, &c, &c, Aowrr worn TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MAOHINK3 & KXTKAS. Instruments and Sowing Machine! ropalrod. Opposite raw Pobt Ornn, Bhortlmd^traet. , s~i a fl u p o xv m *, IX)AOH-HOILDBUB, GBKY-BTRHET, AUCBXASD, W.8.-Ircn-b*ri£ tlbntts, Spokes, telloeft. Blue Bam and . kinds of Hwdwood. at Lowest Utrkat I'rlwu. ULMAN'B PHOTO JSOOUB, 7HOBTUITO-3TB»nT, lourtots ant Visitors ara Invited to taneet Pnlman's Views of the Hot Lakes. Anokfind and Bosh Boeuery, ftu. The greatest variety of OrUzinaJ Portraits of Maori Celebrities la New Sadandi THOTOfIRAFHT IK AM, ITS BRAWOHM. PAIN'S V * wholosalefc Retail *^ W. H. HAZARD, aonmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, PYROTEOHNKT TO THE ROYAL TAOHT BQUADFIOH. "yyT j^ uitG AN, SADDLER, &c. NKWM.*RKET. Hag received, ex Langstono, a superior eelootton of Knelish Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', Gonts', Boys', and Girls" Snddles. Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &i:.* and Is prepared to well them at prices that will dofy competition. N.B.—Also, a choics lot of Nickel Silver and other Buckles for making all kinds of harness. CfcAK&a HKOTHIBI. AKTIBT PHCTOOUAPHBBB (CKTOSISI TJtnOV SUCTK), qOISK-BTBtIT, A U OEt A H». photograph? In the Latest and MoM trasbiooabla Stylos. Krooatod la) a manner Unsurpamad 'itheOolonlsr. All Photographs tiken by thi iMfITANTiMIOOO PHOOBBB, MAGS OOJ.LSOTION KIW MALAMD YUWfI tlvut cm Hnmi >/ mHOS. T CTAKBDTT, THB KAPAI CORN BBXK)H FAOI'OKT. ODBTOM-HOUSMBh Prtoesi ' Whbi ( rrom li/B pet doa. HENRY WHITE, BTATIONKB & BOOKSBLLKB, Bipn-aTREKT, A.VOKLAVD (KBtKblished 1805), Roßpootfolly Inlormß the pnblio that he baa BBiiovcD to Premises at the Corner of Blfth- Btreot and Vulcan Lane. Joat Opened—Superior Stationery, Aooonnt Books, tea., at reasonable prioee. Albums and Borap Books at low prices. Kugrosßlnj and Wrltln exeonted, UUfKBIOJb!, OOKKUUAXAL> IAJtCUI', 8. P A X X B B BAB BMit BALK a nnmbw of the anora, wltk Tap ready for nee. A3 and Howard*. A* 818 BTBAM WOSBB, VIOTOHIA-6TIuaB, or Uis Shop WxtLBSLW-anuißi. tmittH anaatiilet of spoutiiig, KifltEton, a&d Down ptpee always in (took, VaranOab Iron onrred at shortest notice, ManufaoJurer of Lead and Oompo Pipe, A ohoioo seleoilon of OtaandeUen. ttu, at Urn WeUesley-fltreet shop, Ooutrr orders trill alwajv Meeln nil warns* ■ttentlon. Uoeaaea to lar ok walw. ou Fiwni ot shs iwaovnn Lead Kva* Riponto. - Q. LAS S W O X K. B Q.tiAßa TTOBKBI Onr Leadlns Articlea this weak an i Confec tioners1 Jars, Is per lb: 8 Qiaos Jags for Sta sd | Lamp Chimneys, 8 for 6d j Glaea Balls lot Shooting at. In qoantltlea to cult purohasera i Qarden Shades, all alsoo; Flnh Globea and QoJd Vlsb,. very obeapi m. c.oo"ir& sons, VBBKMAS'B BAY. jtfj V 3M 1 « w OO JH OJtK KB, VBLBOTIONB ifROU OPERAS. BONOS. OUKTB, feOu ftCd IrairPenonoanhareUieaeltiUiatcaw HOBK by calling on J. HOWDEN, SHOBTIAHD-BTBWW, and PusoßAßwa one of tali ViwkV'lmpombd PI A WO B LOGS I LOGS I LOGS I TO THE MILL • Wanted known, that the Kauri Polnfc Saw Mtlls, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire lome months alnoo), are now In fall work again. All lengths ot logs at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for brick building and wharf work, up to 10 foot, supplied on tho shortest notice. Customers may rely npon the oream ot the timber going with their orders, as we have no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their Interest to give their orders to ns, as thor will get all fresh Umber free from worm and dead Orders executed with despatch. M H.ROK, _ Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, ■ Onehunga, September 1 1882. Oil*, OObUUtt, O.HV QLASB, MKKOBANTJBi W o Phi™ & Sow, 91A 97, Qusaa-STUBCT, AuomAHD, R. 8., IHPOBTBBS OV FiPESHAHSISRB, Panel DeooratlocSt SLArJa-PBUshod. SllTstod, and Rough Pun SnsUsh and Continents! CSoei. Phota- Ktraphlo, Qlacs Shades, WHTTB TJSA3I, Ooloaxfl, Oil, YABNI9HBB Brashes, Mixed Paints, Carson's Antioor. roslva and Patent SUloato Palnti. MOULDINGB-tiUi, stained, Veneered,An Ptstnre Vrame and Room Doooratlonß, Kano? Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. eiosvwta of every deMrlpUon in great varietr tiosArs—PhoSos and Ootonredi Albcma for Photoa, Scraps, fto* Bus., ex, Ontwrat ox Overlay Mounts, ail glues j Oablaet and c.o.v, Monnts i AiUita* Beanisttesi W. V.UcB. having always on hand tha laqml fitoek of the above goods in the North Island of New Zealand, are able to execute either wholo. tale or retail ordern on the most favtrarablt ternub Bamplei of Paperhangugi from opes (took, or of original packaged, sent on applfifr Hon. New settlers In Andiland should utapsot one stook of Paperhangtngß and Pfotorea befort fltUngnp their new homes I they will find waam thlmtomltUiemftangoteTeryona. y. PHILLIPPSftBON, . DCIJUUMKUR, AUOOAXB



isionwv ' j A UUKLAND PERMANENT JHL co-opkkatjvjs nuixanNO akd iKVHBTJMJtNT BOOIOTJf. * OWIOKI— HI, QX!*ntß-STBVX'T, LOANS gruntpd npoa upptffirea securities of ivVeehold or Lonaehold Propartlc-a In t\vaa of £S0 to £8,000 prliiclpa! and lufe-reat being re payable In Instalments at Ihs following Kk- DuoaD Katkb for repayment of eaoh AIOS borrowed l— Repayments extend- ~„ Wlu . k Total amount Ins over Per week. (1,1, & b. a. I rear _ - 200 IMOO I yean _ - I 010 108 B I lyeara _ _ 11 7 1U U 0 lyeam _ _ 11 8 111 d I Dyean « Z 8 9 13818 B Syeari - _ 7 1 147 U 8 10 years - - tS { 1(B 16 I And lv the same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSr/S.-The Society receives Money on Deposit at i per cent, por annum. JOHN BATGERI Seoretary. I*t9f\r\f\ TO IiSNU on KKiIICHOLI) Xl6\J\J\J SKOUWTYi aluo, several gums ot £1,000 and £600,—Apply Altken Oarrlok. offloo of William Altken. Shortland-atreet MOHKY X'O h,M.UX>, in. some of fi*-. and upwards, at 7 cer oeat, JAOKK'JW ti RUQSBIIII, ■jollclian. gort-gtfaw. TyrONKY TO LEND on Mortgag* *• yintolaa Treehold Bosuriif a. WM. OOLBMAK, BoUoktei ncr 01 qneen and Bhorti»na-rtr — MONSY TO LEND, In larg* or tout; rams, u» usual rates at tntsTect OONNBLIi ft OOOPKU, Solicitor*, Vlllrt*ft Ltl&Cfl "\TIOTORIAN LOAW 0 KgC'ft B. H. EBKBING bogs to In- JL form the Inhabitants of Anok tjft land that he has opened the V above Oflloo In Vlotorla-strcot, opposlt) the Royal Mall Hotel, whero be Is prepared to advanoe money on Jewellery, Plate. Watches, Clothing, and ail descriptions ot Merchandise. Money advanced on Personal Beonrlty; Weekly Payments. Bills dltoounted daily. A Private OUloe tor the transaotlon ot Speolal Business. * ■ vtonamitn urooenea. eto ~TOHNH O H N B (Tor many year* wlth.Oloa« Bro*4, Wumt GKoosai, tmj, Dmalbb Jt PaoTUioa Mbbohart, ncr of Wellington and Nelmn itreett (Oppojlta SI James"! Chnroht, wattmd on >oii o«p«re. HCBaUw B'iKKKT Si'JSAK GO if YOB MlTiLfi. * H. P. QIBBONB & CO., tMA, Corrn, and Spick Merchant WBOUEBAU AITO ViiOVt GunuMM, OOAL, Fmawooß, ahd Puuuirua Ukaub H. P. GIBBON d k CO,. HOnBOH-BTIIRKT. ADOICLAMD' Mecucal. WUAKJf JfHAUMAUY, oxley's buildingu. qukeh-btuekt wbabt, auckland. Prescriptions Oarsfullt Dispersed, PUKK DBUOa AHD OHBMICALS, TEETH KZTRAOTED, Medicine for Bhlpplng sappUed ' T. HOOTONT Manager. A OABD, MR. P. L A 8 T, BURGEON DENTIST, WaT.IJCfiT.CT • BTBJKBT W«flt, ARTIFICIAL TEBTH from ta. BAOIf. KOTAEtISBEO ISM. Ajr b r. tkavr ok v, eURGKON DENTIST WAKKtIMUXIKin, lUI QranflSW FaialMi ftctraeWon of Teeth ty Urn OHU Nitrogen Gat. Profeaalonal Honri—B a.m. Mill t.m. JAMES CATER, DISPBNBINQ AND FAMILY CHEMIST I (Mbmbbb Phabkaokdtioai, Society), HOBBON-HTRBKT. clone to WelUngtonstreet, _ = _ AUQgSAITO. N.Z. ■ bR. WALK..BK, tintHaon, wisnea 10 3J notify to his patients and the pnblio RenerUly. that he h&s removed to llkley Uooae, ■t the top of Grey-street, latoly in the oooupa- Uon of Mr Robert • Home. DR. walekb mar be ooasaitsd aa usual at Mr Gardner's, "The English Pharmacy." 181, Qneen-sueet, daily from 10 to 11 a,m. 1 and owing to his prao tloe inoreaalng and extending, tha hours of consultation at Mr Morgan* "The Golden Moitar." will In future be from 9 to 10 a,m« and Tttlp.ni lnanrancv. T>EDUCTION IN FIRE RATES, NEW ZEALAND INBUBANOB COMPANY. CAP1TAL........0N8 MILLION BTBRUNOt WSBM WBKB taken on the mort r.THWRAr. TERMS. PROMPT BBTTLBMBNTH. ONDOUBTBIJ SECURITY. GEORGB P. PIBROB, General Manager. HEAD OKFIOE: PKOVINCIA BUILDINGS, WBLMNGTON. OOMMTHHIOWMB-.--_.---D. M, LUOKIB, Thi 011117 New Zealand Ltji Omen GOVERNMENT BEOURITT, MUTUAL INBURANOK, LOWBBT PBBMTDM& An Insnranoe ot £1,200, at the Premium charged elsewhere for £1,000, being equivalent to an IMMKUIATK BONUS of £300, ik ADDf now 10 if Dtt PABnorPAffiOH in PBorrro. Agendes at nearly all Money Order Post Ofßoei la the Colony. ProßMOtns eettlng forth the very LIBERAL REGULATIONS and LOW PRKMIUMS Of the Government Offioe oaa be obtained on application. Workmen's Jmsurangi Specially provided for In the INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. PouoiKS Isauan wuou Si Upitabus. PHHMIUM3 PAYABLE WKBKLI For which a Collector will call. BPEOIAL TABLBS FOR CHILDREN, Thi Only Industrial urnos with Paeticipation ik Profits and GOVKBNHKNT SeOUBITY, Poilolea ot tsa and upwards, after Three Yean, can be surrendered for Cash, or fox a Free Poll or. MAHAom___._.._O. GODFRB7 KNIGHT |> IOH X M <s CO., AGBMT3 FOB SYDKBT PAJPBB MOUUI, Have always In stook a Large Supply PAPER, eemprlslna Whim, Printing;, and Tea Pape Qrey and Brawn wrapplner, and are prepare to indent any itieo, aualluea, ox coionsa tt Qnred. 1 oese Papon are now largely osed here, anfl are aoknowledged ,to, be ■uperlor to mcstiiln ported. OBTBIIer Prtre'i Qennlna Vrenob Brudl American Oarriaget American Harness. _ To Amura ffarm and Express Wasoni Amarlcan Vtreproof Sales, &&, fti B. TOSKB A 00, jCi is. rzuvm ximk table. LeoTe Arch HIU -141 am •Moid llam LtOpm Ipra MBpm Mipm L44TO National Bank .oam UO.lSam U.Uam Uipm Uipm Mpra 848 p m from Anokland and 10JH) from Asylum wm wto urn Jnrmtiw wum, I



I lyierciia'ocnae. I ARTBUK CT T%TATRA», OOMMISSIOK MESCHAHT, 33, Lower Quskn • btbkbt, ArjCKLAND (Opposite Railway Reclamation), AKD AT 9, NKW HUOAIS.BTRKKT, LOKDOHi AUo Siiprosoutntltfes In America, Coni tinental and Colonial Ports, GBNSBAX. UCEROHANDISB oir.KKK's arose 1 eBAa, corviiEß VIU-PEK ANU BPIOIE3 DBIKD riSUITS tuHKKii rxuirr and v«aori.BU» rKWIcnVRD MttlTH SVIHAMH iUOK, TAPIOCA. AHD SiOii OOSrKOTIQiIXH? lAM 9 AND J lit MSB PriES«v.vj3n afisK OAOT>LI>I3 OOX.ONIA& FIiODUOB VOBAOOO3 CIOAKH AND OiaASXTTW WAX WATOVtKb vrBXPPwa PtPmss PAPBtt n.tfiH VWISBS ova aho vAiawi BOFfi DC Kit:."* AHD VLIBtSB OBOOSBRT PIANOS AND HABMOtmiUa wmai Aim ufiiuxa ABUtfOT ANU SAMPLE ROOMS FOB SlclTlsn AKD FOBZIOK MAJTUFACrrOMBBi INDENTS FOR ALL GLASSES Of ■ MKRCHaNDISB. KXKOOTKD OK ADTANTAGKOUB TIBHS. LIBBBAt ADVAtfOM On KaUTI GtUD, WOO and other Colonial and Island Prodooe for ihlp m«nt to I^ndon. at whioh port same wU receive prompt attention from Mr L. A, Nathan ABTHUB EC. NATHAN. ironmonger?. fUIBA> O AKDWAKB jDTOUBS, Ut, QUJCEN'STfiXXT J* * J DlOKl?, SAVE FOB BAUt-j ttO.WATB ANUCAFTNIO LAMPS, AIBO, MX suburbs, PoKTs, Globs a, AMD WicU, And a Great VBrier? of Ohlnmleß. BODOIB'fI LOOKWOOD'S, AKD WIGIAU TJUILK AND POOKBTBRT. JOBSSOn'B CELEBRATED BOTSSOBB i OLkVWi BOUiEBB BAUOBPANB, tX t Qairrnu'B Patkht TIA ASD OOIID POTS, HTAMPKD TumiD MIAT AND pw DisHxs, Basinb akd Mile pahs (all •lies), BucxKTß, Tubs, Paim, AKD ovxnb, bboohs, Scedbbebs, Wmssa, tea. Hate, Cloth, akd Nail BBUSBia, •ABS'S, BLACKS, AKD bTKOOK*! BPADKS AND UIGOINQ FORKS. GARDKN HOBS, RAKHS, ANU TROWKLB, DnrOK,;SOBBT &SPKAB, AHD JAOKBOXI HAND. RIP. AND TBNNON BAWB. • AZXS, AOZXS, TOKAHAWKB AKD OBWOM, AVOUBB, PLAHIO, HiMUntBB, BEACW, rwiai ahd FAxm Btxß (aunsesi, Looks Hmcns, Nails, akd Bbabsvab^ Boorr's Gnronti Whttk Lbad, Baw akd boiled Limsbid On HVB PJKR OBNT. DBOOUNI Allowed to Cash Partiusen on aUHal* cmoontlnß to;Jif, ana opwud Hoteiß. OKINCK ABTHUB HOTEL, X HOBSON AND WBLLBSLBT. BTRBBTS. Il bow thoroughly completed, and ready to re. oelre vlflltors arrlvlnß In Auoklaad. Bfundib aj? artmehts, And efwytaonvenlenoe a Fin^olasa Family ant Commercial Hotel can command. The ProDrietor hopes that by giving erery attention, and from time to time further supply- Ing the wants of his customers, he will obtain their patronage, and increase too oonneoiioa of the honse. TOT WnrcS AND SPIBRfI, ALSO AliEßi NEBD NO COMMBHT. A Flrst-olaBS Billiard Table. Every oonvcnleno* for players. HUBER~T~ORAM, Pbopbixtob. FAJLAOje UOi'tSh, HOT LAKKB OHINBMUTU, ROTOBU4. . Tlnt-olasa aooommodatlon foe Tourlate, Trm tan, and Visltora dnrlna both winter and lummer months. Prirate Bitting Roomh Smoking and Reading Roopiaj a 11 1 1 a a d b. Ooachea, Baettlea, and gaddle Horses toi Bit OonTeranoes will meat ntrr Bteameit itmiKTAtn NOTioß.—Tourists can make ar. ■■angementa with Capt, M. T. Clayton Onsuninu Snudlngs, Auckland), Mr J. Kelly (Taurnngaj, or Mr Wm. Kelly (Oalnemutu), fox throngfi trips to the Lakes, Including boat and ooack Hire, note! aooommodatten, and all at OHteruu at nxm Trip froii. Auoidand to the Hot Lakes and aaok, an thr <~ni« prlmolple for Tan Guimbai mur. WILLIAM ULIY. PEOFBCTTOr p A O 1 c 1 V HO T B !•, JOHN GILLANDKR.. --.PROPRIETOR, iieus to ani-.ouGoa to his friends and the general pnblio. that he has completed tue astenalTS alteration on his premises. Among the many ImproTsments. he hai lniroducsd A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Buperintendenoe ot a well known Caterer, Xne "Cuisine" will be the best the Beaton can Bupply. Meals at au hours. Beet Brands of Wines and Spirits, Hanoook'a aparklina Ala always on Draught. Board and Besidenoe, aoa per week. Reasonable Charges. BzoeUentFare, CIVlUtr «nd Attention. Good BtaWlno- HOISL, \J Wakeflold-Btreet. Anokland. W. H. POBTEB (Late of Qneen's Hotel, Queen's Redonbtt. WINKS AND SPIRITS 09 THB BBS BRANDS, HANCOCK'S ft WHITSON'fI BPARBIiING ALBB. FnawaAsa AoooimoDAnoir roa Vieutok W, H. POBTEB. Pbopiubtob. m.O I M P O B T E B 8 ■*• AND . SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE. The undersigned are prepared to execute INDENTS fo- Goods, as weU as nndertaka the BALB OF PRODUOB In the London Market, on specially favourable terms. ORUIOKBHANK 8! 00. U. QoeeMtreot, Anokland. Augmti,iß*