THE LONGHURST CASE.

The Statement Made by Adams.

(BY TBLBGEAPH,- OWN CORKESrONDHNf.)

WELLINGTON, this day. ON being brought up for (sentence yester day morning, Adams asked that the follow ing statement; wliich he said had been pro pared for him, miaht be read. Mr Cb'opef (Clerk of Arraigns) then read the state ment, which was as follows: "Your Honor, I wish to solemnly declare that I am innocent of any con spiracy to falsely accuse George Longburst of the crime he was tiled for, notwitlistanding tbe verdict given against me. It was on the Wednesday, the 18th of February, before ( George Longhurst's arrest, that my wife, when washing the child's clothes, noticed peculiar stainaupon them, »nd in the evening asked the girl, in nry presence, how thty came there. The; f-irl would not at first speak., and 1 said if | she did not tell her motLcr the truth I, would put down the biby I was then nurs- \ ing and whip I'.er. Upon this tbe giil began to cry, and told us wbat bad occurred and that George had threatened to do something more to her if she dared to tell her iiiotber; and had been patching her ever fcince till that evening, George Long hurst was not then home, and did not come in till wo had gone to bed. He slept in a room overhead. I told my wife 1 w*uld take the girl to a dsctor in the morning and eqc into it, The following morning when George .Longhurat came down, my wife asked bim what he had been doing to the child, He denied doing anything, and my wife told him I waa going to take the jjirl to a doctor. I was not inthe room, bat my wife' told Mo longhnrst immediately put on his hat and left tbo house. He did not come back till he was arrested. I took the child to Dr. Gillon, at the old Hospital at Fipitca street, snd she was taken by a nsr«e iuto a room, when the doctor examined^er and told her ehe had been tampeed \U'h. and was suffer ing fioro a disease which bad been given her. I did not understand what he meant until he explained it and suid sbe must be examined by a second doctor, aud he ques tioned tile ai to whom 1 su-pected. Iwent to Dr. Collins, but he was not within, and we waited about and caw him just at dark, B c had a great deal to do and could not at tend to it. It might entail his going to a Coutt, and lie did not wish to have any thing to do with it. I him. He then lit the lamp, and I called in my wife and the child, and he examined the girl, but not very minutely. Ho aaid ho agreed with Dr, Gillon, and suid it was a serious matter, and told mo to toll Dr, Gillon he should be at the Bospitnl (the next morning, and would speak to him about it, I went back and told Dr. Gillon, who asked me if I had got the manarrcs ttd; I told him I did hot want to be too hasty, and would like {to bear what Long hurst's mother bad to ray about it, as thry wee relatives, and we were living in their bouse. Dr. Gillon scolded me for delaying, and said he would go himself to the police, which be did, and tbe detec tives camo to the house next morning. Whilst they were there, Mrs Humphreys and her son Henry came in together. She said " What's all this about George injuring Jenny ?" I told her what I knew, and what the doctors had said, and added, ''There is the child, examine her your.elf." She caught hold of the girl at the entrance to the bedroom, snd turned up her clothes in the sight of the two detectives and of Henrjr LoD^hurst, and said " There's nothing the matter with her." I lepliao, "Tbo doctor* know better than you, and both Drs. Gillon and Collins say she has been tampered with." She said " It's all lies. You are making it up for money." Defective Brown then said, "After that, Adams, if you dont at once lay an information, I will," and he asked for the girl's clothes that bad been stained and for George's sbirt. The matter wa«, of course, then cut of my hands altogether. It is utterly fajse that I ever demanded mon»y to hush it up or to get Longhurst out of prison, They used all sorts ot pressure, both upon me and the child, and tempted me with money, knowing that I w»s poor; but the police are fully aware that I acted straightforwardly all through, and told them what was being offered me, and acted by their advice. It is only because I would not fall into their schemes that the charge .has been got up against me. As to the story of the little girl Morrison, who was staying with the Longhurtts at Karon, it is easy to see she w«s tutored for it. It is ridiculous to suppose my child would be at Thorn don at 8 i» tbo morning, whim --he was living with me at l*ewtown, over three miles distant, at the other end of the city. If there was no intention to bribe me or entrap me, why was tho witness Lawrie sent to me at all T If I was tucu a man as they w.»nt to make out, how is it they did not succeed in potting me to fall in with their wishes ? The real conspirators are the persons who have got up the prosecution, I hope your Honor will bear with mo. I have a wife and three young children, who will he left in great distress if tbii vile attack upon me sacceeds, and although it may be answeied me that Geo. Locghurat has already suffered, I say I have done nothing that any father would hot have done, and 'his suffering is not at my door. I wish to mention that I have been very awkwardly placed over this trial. On the Saturday before mj trial the learned counsel who defended me informed me he was only retained to defend my child and not mo. I therefore engaged, late on Saturday, another legal gentleman to appear for me. On Monday last the former counsel informed me that he would throw up his brief if I em plojed a separate counsel, and against my. will I had to withdraw my retainor Irom the second legal gentleman. His Honor (interposing): Yon mean Mr Ollivier J Prisoner.: Yob. His Honor: You say Mr Ollivier in formed you he was retained to defend tbe child, and he warned you that he would withdraw bis brief if you employed a separate counsel i Prisoner: Yes.

His Honor : That I can't understand, became there is no reason why Mr Ollivier should take any. further interest In the matter after the child had got a nominal sentence.

Statement contained : I feel it my duty to my young family to make this long Btate ment, 1 can claim a good character from the police.from my late employer's nephew, Mr Watcrhouse (bis uncle being away), and from my landlord, Air Bayliss. I never had-any tlur cast on my character before, and the jury have found that I did not enter iDto any conspiracy with my poor little child, who at tbe time was seven years and eight months old. Your Honor, I have been advised tbat a child cannot be convicted of any crime until seven years of age, and after tbat time even, when charged with murder, that the jury must, upon evidence ttrong and clear, beyond all doubt and contradiction, specially nod that at ;the time of the commission ot the offence, the child had a guilty knowledge of what it was doing, and this the jury have not done, as it appears to me. But what m a case of misdemeanour, such as the one alleged against her? Where a chila to youns; as mine is living at home with her parents, and under their orders, she could not be found capable of making an alleged agree ment with her father amounting to a cou spiraey. I have been charged with con spiring with the child and others. The jury have .acquitted me ot conspiring with others, and if I cannot bs said to conspire with my own child ot 7$ yeais, I must res pectfully submit to Your Honor that my conviction is illegal, and I pray Your Honor to reserve this point lor argument before proceeding to pasß sentence upon me. His Honor: And you adopt that as your statement? Prisoner : Ye?. ' His Honor: You state that it is true so far as the statements of fact are contained in it ? , ' ''■'.■•■' i Prisoner: Yes. His Honor: Of course it has beea pre pared by someone 1 Prisoner; Yes. THE JUDGE'S DECISION.

His Honor: I shan't, of course, ask who. Prisoner at the bar—l' our case is an extra ordinary one. lam going to make no com ments on it at present. I consider that there are points which require further con sideration, and for the purpose of enabling 4 tboEe points to be properly considered, I intend to postpone judgment. I suppose with your conseur, in fact, that is what you ask for. Before I heard your statement I had already partly well made up my mind that there were points in your case which require further consideration. It is im possible I should let you go at largo after the verdict of the jury agaißstyou,' I must require .from you substantial bail. I will give you an opportunity of obtaining it, if you can find it. I cannot take substantial bail for lees than £200, either in a single

will give you an opportunity to find if if' you can, but meantime I must remand you - to tile custody of the keeper of tbo common gaiil at Wellington. Gaoler I remand tlm prisoner iclo your custody uniil he be called upon to come up and re* ccive judgment or oth rvvise be delivered under due course of law, nr until recog. nizances are accepted on hi* behalf," ■'"■ The prisner wa« then removed.

THE MAORI WAR CANOE RACE.

Now that it has been definitely arranged have a Maori war canoo race at the North'1 Shore Kegatta on Prince of Wales's Birth. day, it may be interesting to our readers to peruss the following description of a 1 similar competition which took place 1 on the ninth anniversary o£ th« colony; The "Southern Cress" of that d»te Bay3i "Iho ninth race »«■ emphatically the race prf the day ; Is was a magnificent one, such aa only Ncv* | Zealand could show. Five lar^e and I powerful canqe», beautifully carved ati , highly decoruttd frith, pigeons' ftathers and mauntd by an unlimited number of'iin e . athletic natives who had found time t« c impete for the prize. It was a picture to I look at these cralts and their ardent and excited crew?, who,like hounds in the leash Cat ready to dart towards the appointed goal. Away they aped tho instant the" gun announced tho period of trial had : arrived, their fleet, canoes actually bonndi ing over the tide, which foamed and hissed under the neryoui rapidity of tHeir sticks, Kvery ship cbeered, aud a shout ot admiration and del'ght was mingled with tbe energetic outcries of the native conductor!', who with voico and gesture kept time and gave encouragement § to the closely packed paddles of these fly. Ing race bunts, The speed with which they j pu.-hed onwards was perfectly• surprhiog. far surpassiug that of tbe wliaie-boats, over whose touisa of i ir 5 miles they s?,o()t in 3 thirty • seven . minutes, braing ttirteea mmu'es less than that which tHe v?ha|emers had cunsumed, ' The two leading canoes ; came in neck and ntck, the foremost beitfg scarcely naif a length in advance of the I o.her, and the remaining tbr^e together and - at a Ycry trifling distance behind, It wag a study for a painter to have caught tiia ■ triumphant attitude ot the lcadiog chief ;,s, I with dilated uoatrile, arms outstretched, -I eyeballs rolling in their tockcts, he gave i expression amid the shouts of the epecta tors, the thunderings of tho English 'and American ships, and the exultation of his fellow countrymen, to the unbounded d<£' light of the moment, It waa an incarna tion of the triumph of the savage, com-. bined with the innate energy and ardour co characteristic of the British sportsman,. The attitude was intensely classical—a Maori realisation of Ajax defying the lightaingi A voyage to Auckland would almoat be repaid by beholding such a con test. Tho first cauao was called Uharcpn hnnga; she is the property of the celebrated chitf Te Wlicro Whero, of Waikato, and was paddled by his tribe. The name of the second was the Tumahu, of the Thames} she was paddled by the JVgutorJaoa tribe, with the influential chief Hauaru at their

Correspondence.

MR. CA33 AVD SWKDBNHORGIiNISM,

do the Editor). Sir,—l sea by a report ot a leoture delivered In tka Temperance Ball by a Mr' Uaop,- formerly a draper In this city, that, in answer to tome questions pat to him by one of the uudltmce, be deoltned to diacufa matters with snoh dlare« putsbla people as Spiritualists, Mormuns, and ESwodenborglann, as they were not Christian^ I ehouid not have iroabled 70a with this letter,' bat having been associated with New Ctmrch men lor about twenty years; having eat undor the ministry ot suoh men us Dr Bally, of London, and Mr Madely, of Birmingham, in whose church I was married, and Knowing that thoee gentlemen at any rats aro looked upon as Ohriitlcn gentlemen of a very advanced typo, I thought It but tight that tho publlo hero eh-uld not be deceived by cuoh statements as was made by Mr Case. With your hind pet mission, Mr .Editor. I will briefly (hew that New Church men or Swedenb-irKians, as the; are nicknamed, have a claim co ba Christians, and are Bach of a very advanced order OC tbonght. With euch men as Mr Cusu I want to have nothing to dp, but with tbe truth much; and ltsaoms to me mo t nn/air that a most re spoouolo olasa of men and women should bo in suliei and slandered by such a man, who aeeßia to be in doubt it oven he has a soul, I think ho has, poor fellow, thongh It may bo a small ono. The New Church dootrines teach me that to bo a Christian I matt be like the Mastor,,ii gentle man, conaequentl? above »11 things I must b.9 truthful. That 1 must shun evil as Bin against Sod, not because I shall Buffer tor It '1 ho creed of the New Church Is Unit ull religion has tela tlon to life/and tho lire ot rollglon is to do good; that It there is a Heaven It la within us. It to*ohM that God took upon Himself oUf humanity, atdllved amongst us: and tt acoopts alt Bin teachings, and we kaovr -what He mughl-. It teaches that the letter ot the word Is a cai&et containing precloua jewels ot grand spiritual tenths to and for all aecu, capable ot unfolding to man and women of all agca spiritual strength and mental beauty, helping as to prepare ouratlvo* for u.grund inture ex-

letoncv. Certainly it teaches us that we hiva Immortal souls, or we ccraid Dot have a future existence, theugh some of our souls may be very Braa.ll, as In the case of Messrs Cuss and Brown. The i>ew Church tmolioa that personality is tha produce of a certain intensity, and is oupab'.o of degree and development as la bodily form. PettonaUtr survives tee ehook ot death, for death is only tbe dissolution ot foroes needed at first to define personal conditions under the form ot matter, juat as God is in his universe the Power whloh directs force and matter, bat is neither, so tho coal, or that wbloh Is self-conscious and permanent In man. Is that cower whloh dlreots force and' matter in man, but is in Itself neither force r.or matter; this divine wi'l and human will are homogeneous* that 18 why the soul ot man Is religions. It claims affinity with the universal wl 1: it is at peaoa with itself when In harmony with that will; its mtxery is to thwart ir. Of ooarso tho New Church throws much more light on the ' Word, or at asy rate, many pans of It, which other wfsa would be ridiculous; but this inner ssnto to the Word is not entirely new; it has lone b:en known and admitted by most biblical scholars. Why It 1b systematically withheld from the people, the olergy wLI some day have to explain. We aU know the . tale ot tha serpent and the fruit and woman. The Btory of Bye and the serpent baa Konorallj been supposed to refer to th 3 story of tho first temptation by the devil, though I , would here remark that women must have changed very muoh slnoe that lime were this tale trao; for exoupt the devil is very much better looking than what the orthodox have taught mnn to believe, 1 don't think most wo men that I have kr.own would take kindly to him. But there is nothing in this narrative to lead us to such a conclusion. Now let us sea this story in tho light oC the New Church. Tall story covers beneath the symbolism of tha aorpent and the fruit an alluelun to the seduc tlvo nature of tha earthly desire. It is ft parable of human nature It ia for all time. Its tymbols are those of oar common humanity.and ita lesson' is the lesson of our common experience. Just as when you have dleoovered that anaiianuiloun mean the rays of the sun, you Book no further for a historical Apollo, co when you disoover the nature of Serpent Worship yon under' stand the story of Kva's temptation, together with all the Btories of a similar clasß, with out tha dull conversion of myth Into history, still popular with the literal bat dullttheolo- ' giant). Aurr.ln, those Hwodonbomlnnp, an Mr ; Uasa dubs us, teach that man fa the moral epitome of nature, or a microcosm nature, and the Word utters the same teaching, but in different ways. Snoh are a few rough thoughts thrown together, but I think, sir, qulto sufficient to fihaw that those Swedenbor glans have as muoh or a greater right to he con sidered Oh iatiana than Brown and Caec, For your information I enclose you a Hat of a few prominent men In «he New Chntcb, some ot' them oooDpiieg positions far above any mania this city, or indeed In New Zealand, and it: it will not t»ke up too munh space you might publißh there with this letter. Finally, I would . aavixe Mr Osss to return to bis cottons and tans and linen, the art o{ speaking the truth, and t&lk about what he understands tehlnd his counter. before h« aiimmes the role of a public looturer ; and above all things not to class people as dis reputable whose shoe strings he seems quite unworthy to untie, and a people that can give a much better account of tho faith that is in them than Buch men as Mr Caes. But these people believe m living out their own lives in a quiet way and attending well to their own business. Above all things, let mo advise Mr Cms not again to " Bear false witness against his neigh bour —it is the meanest thing on earth. Hoping you will find space for this letter in your first issue—that is if you receive no abler reply to Mr Cass-and promising you that nothing from Mr Lass will cause me to reply to him, as it is not so much for him I write as to rc'moro impressions wmen might otherwiso be received as truth by the public, but such arc Quito untrue—l remain, yours truly, ■ • Samuel Coombes. N.B.—The following aro (ho namea of eminent New Chnrohmon referred to above • Keve. 8. Dacha, M. M. Carle, Firolaeß. Wadstone, W. Cookswcrthy, F. Lieoester, J. Oiow«, X, Madely, J. Proud; MeSßra D. Howa-th, S. woble. It. Jones, W. Hrnoe, J. 0. Bnikh«ou W. Hill, J. Hargrove, J. S. Hodgson, W. Msßon. ''. Uoyder, B. V. Bencell. J FJoxman, H.A.. W. Sharp; Drs, J. F. OhurohiU and Binley. »""*■

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Anotioos. __„ TO-MORROW, At 11 o'Clock, CARBINES & TAYLOR "UITILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, »▼ Quoen-Btreot, To-morrow iWedneedayl, at li o'clock. PRODUCK-B cases Hams and Bacon, Wai roa Cheese. Good Table Potatoeg, Sail Beef, Carrots, Pumpkins, Onions, Oats, Malic, Bran, Bharps. Pigs' Meal, Flour. BROOERIES-Tea, Sugar, Butter. Starch, Honey, Candleß, Vestas, Soap, Keroalno. Also, I HOUSEHOLD KURNITURK and Kitchen Utensils, Tinware, Vanoy Goods. &c. AT 11 O'CLOCK. TO-MORROW. EX EAEL DERBY, FROM LONDON. ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE, Consisting of— Batten, In Beaoonefleld, Queen Anno, Banister Baolr, Leather, Silk, Bepp, and Tapestry. Black Walnut Bedroom Suites (complete), Wardrobes, Dn chess Seta in Marble. Oanterburiß, Whatnots, Oak Hat Stands Muslo Stools, Oval and Dining Tables (patent sorows), Work Tables, Gipsy Tables, Comer Uraoketa, Swing Cane Cots, HaUSeata Cheffonnlora (marble top, plate glass back), Oval Mantle Glasses, Mirrors, Dental, Washßtands, Folding Chairs, Slip Boxes, Handsome Bronze Clocks, Hlaok and Gold Lustres, Vases (Landscape, Gold Bands), Lamps, Electro Goods, Feather Pillows, Flower Pots, Horsehair, Handsome Painted Chamber EetSj &a, &0., &o. G ABRIEL LEWIS TTAS received instructions to sell, at his XX Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queon-otroot, on tho above iato, at 11 o'olook. A CONSISNMBNT OB1 ABOVE GOODS, Now Landed, AND FOB POSITIVE SALB, Tho Anotloneer oalis special attention to tho above, being quite a different olasa from that over offered tor sale, being more of a modern style. 1' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, WATCHES, CLOCKS. .DIAMOND JEWELLERY, ELECTRIC PLAT_D GOODS Amounting to £I,BCO, Balance of the Stock Purchased from the Goldsmith Hall Company, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received insteuctions from Mr Montage to sell (on his premises, opposite _t Arthur's Mart) on the nbovo date, oommenc toaatll o'oloolr, thb balance os1 above stock, Wjithout Reserve, TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock, LOWER VINCENT-STRJSET. VELVET SUITE, WALNUT TABLE, BOOKCASE, MIRROR, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. R. ART HU R HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr Mills to sell by auction, nt bis rwldenco. Lower Yinoent-street, on Wednes day, llth instant, at 11 o'cloolc a.m. HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFEuTS, Coruistlog of—Parlour, Dining-room, Bed room, and Kitohen Karnlturo, Walnut Table, Itlura Bookcase, Snlte In fancy cover, Carpet?, Pictures, Mantles, Mirror, Bedsteads, Beddinsr, Cheat Drawers, Glass, China, and Earthen ware, Kitohen Utenallß, 6c. A XONKS. K. 0, CARIt, B. D. IONKfI , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, BAND INSTRUMENTS OP THE LATE . IHAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION, B. TOHKi"& CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on Friday, the 13th mat,, at 11 o'olcok, BAND INHTRUMKNTS 07 THB LA.TK ' "AND COBPS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. mOWNSHJr 'OF JVTORTHCOIE. WAITEMATA HARBOUB, ADJOINING SUGAR COMPANY'S WORKS. BAI— FIXED FOR WBDNKSDAYI NOV. 1, AT 12 O'CLOCK, BTBAMKK RUNNING CONSTANTLY TO WHARF ON PROPKBTr, NEW ROAD. 12 LOIS from Hero to 3 aoro; OLD ROAD, S LOTS from about J aoro to 5-aoro, .CLIFJF FBONT. S LOTS from about 3-aore to 21 acre?, deep Water frontage. ,-, TERRACE. 9 LOXS from about 1 aoro to 3j acres BATH ROAD, 4 LOTS from about 1 aoro to 3 aores, front ing on to lMcnlo Lay, The Auotloneera earnestly request parties to 00 AND BEE THB PROPERTY, and they will aoreo that no elaborate advertising or puff ing to required. Flans on Application. B. TON _ S & ■ 0.0, Auctioneers, W» A COOHKANK a AS, DAORI TO-MORROW. PICTURES, PICTUBE FRAMES, OLEOGRAPHS, CHROMOS. ' rfiHE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-stieet, on Wednesday, llth inttant, at ii o'olook, A Small Consignment of Oak and Gilt Photo Frames, Black and Gold Oxford Frames, Framed lezts. Oleographs, Chromos, fcft No Reserve, . SAMUEL COCHRANE & 5027, Auctioneers. W, 8. OOOHRANKj. [JAS. DACKB MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. ALLOTMENTS, LONDON STREET, PONSONBY. 126 ACR*S ON i'IE TAURAROA RIVisR, 40 ACRES, PUKBATUA" nnHE subscribers will sell, at thoir X Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, October 16th, at 12 o'clock, BY OKDBB OF THE MOKTGAOKB, PONSONBY— Lots 138 and 137, sub-division lota 11 and 17, eeotlon 8, saburbi of . Auckland, having a frontage to London-street, pommandiog a fine view of the harbour. TAURAROA.—Allotment S, part lot 6, and east part lot 10, Parish of Masgapai, oontatninK 126 acres, and having a largo frontasce to the Taurarja . . , Hlvor. The land Ia all Rood, and at one time was all cultivated and improved. PUKEATU A-Bouth-oost part let 211, contain. . ; ■ ing 40 acres, and said to have a number of fine kauri trees on it. SAMUEL COOHRANB fit SON, Auctioneers. yUJNTKY CATTLB SALSS. ' .■■-■ ' ■ ... " ' amuora Fafr-Weflneßaay, October 11 ikono - Monfloy, October 18 my—Wednesday, October 18 ipafcura-Weduußdny, October 25 relief Maunn imniri AUjY-i ■■V-.1' ■&■/■■■ ••■'■•■ •■•<• '



I Anctloae. XO'UOKUOWj] PUKEKOIIE MONTHLY SALE. FOR SALE, at Puktkohe, on Wednes day text," : DAIBV COWS, BTOUH CATILX &0. i AIBO, ! A Qaarter-aore SecUon In the Township of ■ Xuakan, helng lot 692, on whioh is erooted a CaKor'o Oven and Shop. At 11 o'Clock. | HCrKTJEft & HOLAH. TO-MORROW. PUi KEKO II E SALE. 55 ACHES FIRST-CLASS LAND AT i JUKKKOH!f. S4 ACRES AT TUAKAU. I npHE undersigned aro instructed by Mr I B G. 3. Ilor.rd to sell, at the gale Yards, , Pakekohe, i FIFXY-FIVK AOKVg, cither os a whole or in lotß to salt parohaaoro. Tho land is ftrat-olaag. securely f«nced, and thcro is about 15 aoros of valuable bueh on It. It la conveniently sltmted adjoinlng tho properties o£ Messrs McDonald and Beloe. EIGHTY-FOUR ACRK3 at Tuakau, also first-rate land, lntorEcolod by a navigable river, on whioh at a very small coat a water-wheel can ba oreoted. The proporty adjoins that ol tho lato Dr. Corbott. end whether viewed as on Investment or rCßldonco it should command groat attention. HUNTER & NOLAJST. DURHAM YARDS, . WOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 11 o'clock, HUKTKR & NOLAN. fi _——: TO-MOKKOW, KEMUERA CATTLE FAIR, %»; EDNESDAY, October 11, For Salo— ICOJHaIf-broa Hereford Uelfora and atcors, E. ana T. Coatea 200 Steora, threo to four yeara 200 Steers and Holf ers, two to throo yoara 150 Yoarllnga CO Cowa and Helfora 2 Pnro Alderney Bulla fi Young Grado Bullo Hntrioa cloao on cclobor 7. , ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAY, KOVEMBER 14, WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR TillS SEASON WILL BK HBLD AT THE HAY MARKET. ON TUESDAY, KOVEMBER 14. WOOLPAOKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, NOOJI. IJevonport, J^Torth Shore. FIVE MIKUTES' WALK TU VIC TOEIA WHARF ANU TO SAND SPIT AND BATHING-HOUSE, GEORUE SIBBIUT HAS been favoured with instructions from O. Q. Quick. Ktq., to sail by auction his well-known Central Property, adjoining his residence, nevonport, at Slbbln's Lind Mart. Queon-stroct, on Tuesday, October 17, at 12 O'olook. The Property is divided Id to 6 FINE BUILDING (DOUBLE) AL LOTMENTS, Fronting Mount 'Victoria I toad or Flagstaff iiill, commanding one of the finest views on either eidu of the Harbour. Only 15 mlnutea' distant from Queen-stroit Wharf, Auckland, by any of the Company's steamers, Merohanta and Tradesmen will find this a rare chance of securing a most VALUABLE SITE FOR A HOME. The coll la rloh volcanic, respectable locality, healthy, and near tho Churches and Schools. Only ono Bouse to bo erected on each Allot ment, and no unhealthy or objectionable busi ness to bo permitted. Tonns—3o por cent. Cash, Balance at 7 por osnt, for 5 yeare. Tho Allotments are flsgged. jy O X I C E. I bog to Inform Intending Purchasers of tho Valuable Kstato known as VICTORIA PARE, that Lithographic Flans with Terms, fire, may be had at Mr O. Mays's Store and Messrs R. and It. Duder'a. Date of Sale: MONDAY, 23rd Ootobir, noon, at Sibbin's Land Mart, Queen street. Messrs Duder, or the Auctioneer, will show the Property, on application, - " GEORGE BIBBIN. Victoria Park, DEVONPORT, "\TORTH CHORE, EVONPORT, INORTH OhoRE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, BX GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, . . Tub Late Mh. T. Dudeu's Estate, Situated a ohort distance from tho Victoria and Dbvonpobt Wiiauves on Lake Road,— red flags on tho property—commanding varied views of the City, Channel, Harbour and River. The land is all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to tho water. . Healthy and moat desirable as IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and for a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property in this beautiful Marine Suburb is rapidly riting in value owing to the large numbor of buildings that are going up in Devon port and at the Luko, and the greater part of tho district has lately passsed into tho hands of in vestors and held for . - THE CERTAIN PROFIT which must be paid to tho holders. This is almost the last opportunity of acquiring property direct from the first selectors. Tho allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may havo from ono acre to five acres. The streets are 1 chain 1J chains wide, and no allotment lesa than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will bo put on tho lota, as tho owners intend selling absolutely at the auction. Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.m. to 11,30 p.m,,anda Family Tickct.is£B per annuni.or 3s Id per week. Tho terms aro maiio to suit all classes of pur chasers, only ono third cash; balance may re main on mortgage at 7 per cent,, for three years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application. For further particulars apply to R.. & R. DUDER, Or, ' GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. T. W. HICKSON & CO, HAVE been favoured with instructions to offer for sale at an early dato, THK FOLIiOWJNO OHOI.CB PROPER MBS:- AVONDALK-The bilanco of Dr. Aloken's property remaining unsold from last be>lo, subdivided into smaller lota—vlz, f from half an aote and upward?. KDEKDALK-BulldinK Lots on tho Volcanio Plateau between aionut Etlen and Mount Albert, tho property of Mr Patterson. EAST TAMAKI-Tha property nf Mr Fltz- Patrick, subdivided into suitable lota tot Binan farms from i to it) aores. THAMKS VAIiEE Y-2M 0 acres f,f Mr Alley's ■well-ktowa property, subdivided Into farms of 1(10 to 300 acroa. MOUK'f ALHEua'-BuildLsg Lota, a short SSWISSifiSiigSS!* stiucn' tho OTAf?i-I UU~. A B°raon of ihsj property of Mr tatuSXt latolyaraua[i"13"taM<'^ Fulll partloulara at an early date, on'•omola. ' Uon oJ the buy W0 Bud Issue of lithographTp|»ng *•



Auctions; T 0- M 0 B X 0 W, AT NOON, HEW DOCK, CALLIOPE POINT. imOR Sale dv Auction, by R. C. Greou- JD wood, at Dowden'a Mart, Queen-street. Tormß-SO por cent, o_h, balance 3 or 6 years at 7 per cont, SUKWYSIDF, Situated in close proximity to the New Dock at Calliope Point, on the North Chord, and within a few mlnnteß' walk of tho present Ferry Wharf, la so pret tily and conveniently placed that it cannot fail to attract tfle attention of all who have an "eye for a good thing," THERE IS MQI^EY IN IT. Land uny whore adjacent to bo great a Contra of'lnduatry at thls-the finest dpClt in tho Southern HomlsDhore — la boi'nd to bocomo. most, undoubtedly acquire* is Very high valne, Tho area o( land available rb will bo seen by tho okotcn plan. In vory limited in extent, Thoro Is go much and no more, and tho fartunato owners may reasonably look for, and will surely Obtain, extvomo valeua. Tho aspoot of the property, r.s tho name Im plies, la a sunny one, north-oaßtarly, and com pletely sheltered from the prevailing south wniitorly winds, aiopinu Kontly to tho water- Side, and commanding very beantlful svlews, embracing Hunßltoto. Mount Victoria, the Wuitemata, atod an ostonelvo aoa vlom Tho noil la a rloh, dry, sandy loaW, thoroughly woli drained, an d at tho present time for tho moßi part oovored wltts r.iloh award of crass, fit with very llttlo ailtfltlonal preparation, /or a gentleman's Sawn. For fruit, flowers, and garden purpcuos the 801118 not to bo excelled. Many of tho sections, notably 20, 21, 22, 23, and 21.aroBpooIn.lly Riiltablo tor orchard pnrpoßCß, whllathOßO fronting tho wiitor, namely 25 t032, are ot'exceptlonal value, owing to the fact that while they pcsto all tho advantagoa of tho other cootlctw, they command a lovoly view, whioh can never by any possibility bo ehuc oat, Whott dlrcot ferry communioatlsn la ostab ll?hc.\l between Quoen-atrcot Wliar (and tho new dirok, Bunnyßldo will bo tho moat eaßlly reached 'ofapy portion of tho North Shore, and will bo within ton minutes journey of tho olty. The price for a family ticket betwoen Devon port and Auckland, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. dally, a 5a per woofr. Whan It is taken into consideration that the tnrma these building eltos tiro offered nro ex ceedingly oasy, namely M por cent, cash, and tho b.ilauco to remain, it deßtrod, at f per oent. for throe or lire years. It will bo admitted that the opportunlti la a ravourahlu one for aoourlnu a flto for a ploa'anthoma, a'oar away from the din and nmoko of tho city, and, at tho uamn time, within oasy distanoo of ita busy marts and fcotoriee. Ltthogrnphlo plans are now ready, and can bo had on application, Torms-30 per cont o&sh, balances or 5 years at 7 pec cont. Luncheon provided, R, C, GREENWOOD. Fubllo Works Offlco, (Archltoot'B Hranch,) Wellington, Soptembor £8,1552. rjpIsNDERS arc invited tor Additions _B to Post and Telegraph OHIco, Itnasol). Genoral conditions, spcclfloattondi and draw ings may be seen ai too Public VVorko Office (Architect's Branob), Wellington, and at tbo Publio Works Oflloes at Auckland and Kawa i Kawff. Tenders addressed to tho Hon. tho Mlniiter for Publlo Works, and marked cuteldo " Tender for Additions to Poet Ufflre, KnsEcll." will be rocolved at tho above office up to nooa Of SATURDAY, tho alst day of October. 1882. Telographlo Tendora will be reoolvod, pro vldod the original tender and deposit aro lodged with tho nearest District Knglneer at tho tlmo above tpcolllod. The lowest or any tondor Dot necojßarlly accepted , By oommand. F. F. M. BURROWS. Arobiieot P.W.D, Un oonseqnenoo of a general wish that tho Government and tho Company's respective BBloa o( Walmata should coincide, tho Company has agreed to POSTPONE BALK to 28th NOVHMHKH, and TISNDKRB to Ota DKOKM BBB..] A'UESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND QALE. r|IHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MEROANTILH AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) baa boon favbnrod with Instructions from tho Now Zealand Natlvo Land Sotllomont Company (Limited) To offor tho following Properties for Bale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GI3BOKNIC, On TUESDAY, tho 23th NOVEMBER, 1887. AT PiBHKLL AND BOYLAN'S _*_» POUAWA. » THB FREEHOLD, under Lar.d Transfer Title, of 7,000 aoros of Kloh L»ud In the Pounwa Block, siiuated about five miles from Gla borne. This property ia divided Into Sec tions of from 100 to 800 aores. and ia admir ably adapted for Small Farms, Purchasers of Freehold Seotions In this Block Will havo an early opportu«it j of obtaining, upon favourable terms, Leasehold Blocks from COO acres upwards, situated between the Block now offered and tho ees. This portion of Ponawa la excollently Brassed; and cannot bo surpassed for shoop country, WHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 acres of Town and Suburban Lands; from ono and a half to three miles from Ola borno Post Office, will he oSered, if the surveys can be sufficiently advanced. This valuable lovel land, with frontage to the Taruberu, a navigable river, will be out into sections of from 5 to M aores.. Should thin not bi ready for the market at th* Novem ber sale, it will be offered With other por tions of Whataupoko la about the month ot March next, WAIIUTA. By Tender, to Close on fith December, The FRKKHOIiD-or LBA3EHOLT) for 21 Yeara, at the option of tho tenderer—of portions ot the Walmata South and Kant Blocks, and containing In all about 15,000 aores. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, aisborno, The whole of the above land Is of flrst-olasa qu»uty. well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and tho Company would direoi epeolal attention to it as affording a good open ing to small capitalists, its rloh sou and easy access to town by either road or water render ing the whole very doelrable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will be offered, end every Inducement given to intending buyers. Plans may bo soon at tho Land Company's Offloo, Gleborne, and at any of the ofllooa throughout Mow Zealand, of the Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company, Limited, R. HILL FISHER, Manager, qidborne, 28th September, 1882< A'UHSDAYS, 111 X H A*T~M AK_ XX, vJALK Off WOO'i, BHEEFSKIWB O HIDMB, and tallow, oaoh Tueads?. a) '■% o'clacfe,: axkred"bugklahr. Hotels. .pIUWCE ARTHUR HOTEL, JL HOBSON AND WKLLKSLSY. BTREETS, Is now thoroughly oompleted, end ready to re ceive visitors arriving In Auckland. SPKCNDID AI'ARTMESIS, And overy'convenience a Flrat-olasti Family and Commercial Hotel can command, The ProDrlotor hopes that by giving every attention, and from time to time further uupply- Ing the wanta of his oUßtomerß, he will obtain their patronage, and lnoreoae tho connection of the houßo. Thk Wmza akd Spirits, jxeo Ar.Kßj kkicd No Comment, A iTIrBt-clssa Billiard Table. Jivury oonvonloaoo tor players, HUBERT OR AM, . FnoPftiicToa. PaCl F.l O HOX IS li, JOEfK BILLANDBR..» ..PROPRIETOR, Bagj to announce to his friends and the general Btiblto, that he hsti completed the estensiro alteration on hln premlsoti. ■f- nitmz slid man? improvements, ha has Introduced A SPECIAL DIJKING.ROOM, UoOor the HttcerinteuaoHoa ot a well known Oatoro;, Tha " Culßice" will bo this best the Beasou can snppl?, SJaalß as all hours. Boai Btßnila ol Wlnaa anfl Pplrlta, Hanoock'a Spsi'teliag Als alwaja on Drcuaft!. Board and Renldonoe. HOs par wealt, Bessoaabla ahat«o«, .'JsooUsntFaro. OItIIMp *nd Attention. goofl atabliair. C1tl& h U&'Hi. OKI HO X B ii, J . WokcJs6i«?.-fltreet, Auoklane, f W, H. POETEE UjsAs ol Qinsii'H Ectoli Queen's K&aanb!), WINKS JiliO BPiaXTS O21 THIS BH3 EEANU3, HANOODS'a ft V/HHaON'fl ai'ARKUNQ AJjKS. fflftST-OLABa ACCIOMMOSATIoa 70S VISITOR W, H, ?QUTJSB, PaotmSQß,



Inaurauco. "QEDUCXJLON lIS KIBK RATES. NKW ZEALAND ISSURAWOB COMPAKY. □AWTA)T.^™....ONK MILUON STKRLXNOi ffIRK RISKS taken on tho most LIBERAL TKKHS. PROMPT BKTTI.-BMKNTB. UNDOUBTBD SKOURITY. GKORaR P. PIBROK, General Manager, . Drapery and Clothing 1 G. BKOWM'S CHISAi1 UIiAPISRV * BBTABLISHHKNTi PARNBLL. Ji/ST RnCKIVKD— Tho Cheapest Underclothing In Auckland. Ladloa are rotiucetod to oomo and see It. A Bplondld Lino in Tweed, at 33 yard, Much under tho usual price. Good Quality Oxford Shirting at Hil yard. Prlntod Sattccn at 01 yard. SplontSld Value. MILLINERY, „ MANTLRB, AND FANCY GOODS AT LOWEST PRICKS. J. G. B R O W V, WnAinait. Pauneli. GO TO F. 'DAY IS O H'S Oppoelto tho Flrobol), erey-etr«H For Ladles' Drnwore, from 1/0; Ladles' Che mlsee, from V\ Ladloo' Nlßht Droseou, from 3/01 Girifj" Drawers and Ohomlaoa, from 2/0, IntAnta' Shirts, from /a Infanta' Day and Night Wrappow, from S/fl Infants' Itobefl, from 7/0; and Bibs, /B Infanta' Btay Bands, from /10; and all kinds of HOBIKRY, HABKHDASHERY, JKWBLLERY, AND ifANOY DRAPERY y. DAVIBOW. "W O T I C B. V. !l. CARIUNGTON B.i i to Inform bis friends and tin general public that behus OPSNitD A NKW SHOP, With an Kntiroly New A«£ortmont ot DUAI'BRY, CROCKERYWARK1, ETC. at Priors thnt will ropay n visit. KARANG AtlA P E KOAD (Symocda-Btrett Und). urrocenea. £xv JOHN HOKNB (For manr roan wlth.OlOfla BrosJ. Wtmax Buoom, t»a ÜBjkum X Psoyisio* Mksohast, DOT Ot Wellington and Nsleon ttnstl . (Opnoetto 8t Jemotfa Ohuroh), Mima ffflwp on ron Oudsb?. MIBSOJN'SYJtUSBT bXUAM UUifffftß MILLa, H. P, GIBBONS & CO., Tha, Consß, and Sfiox Mkkohahx Whoumaiji Aim Famim Gboowm, CMC. Fuji-stood, axe Phoduoh Vsjjm U. P. QIBBONB & 00. nonBON-BTRKST. ADCKLAHT) lianamltni m tfgi.-nov S*ttf\f\f\ TO LWND on FRKKUOLD X/£\J\J\J PKOURITYi aten, several minis ot £1.000 and £SGO,—Apply Altkon O&rrtok, offlP9;p.f Wtlijam. A'tK-gP. ahonland-streat . MoAkY i'O tttWD, In «umt ot Sffit and nnwards, at 1 oei oent JACKWJN 6c RUOSKLL, 'inllclton. Formtrcot. Ti/J'OHISY XO LEMD on Mortg&ss a! Flrst-cisjs freehold Booariuoi. WH, CCJUHMAN. mum, net of Qneon and Bhoraaad-att ->»■ MONEY TO XJSNU, In Urga or orarju rams, at snunl rates of Intarwu. OONMSIib fie COOPKit, BoUotton, Vnlssn 1 jina. XTIOTOKIAW LOAH *2^. V OFFIOK. @-{|M 3) B- H. KKXSING bofta to ln- X form tho inhabitants of Anotc- : lm land that ho bas opened the 'Sf above Oflloe In VlotorU-street, , opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, whero ha Is propnrod to advance monoy on Jewellery. Plate, Watchoe, Clothing, and all descriptions of Merchandise Money ad vanood on Personal Soourlty; Weekly Payments. Bills discounted dally. A Private Office for the transaction of Special Bnrineaa. A UUKJLAMD PERMANENT r\. CO-OPKKATIVK BUILDING} AND INVHSTMSNT BOCISTY. O*Froni-U7, QoBHN-btbb!kt, LOANS granted upon approved (eouritlOß ot Kroehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of W> to £6,000 prinolpal and Interest being to payable In Instalments at the following Rs dt/obd Hates tor repayment ot eaoh fflOO borrowed I— Repannenta extend- Pm , w . nb Total amount tag over *"« weet ropa,,^ X b. d. 6 a. d, I rear _ _ 30 0 101 0 0 S rcora . _ I 010 108 0 I I rears _ . . It I 113 II 0 (yean _ 11 8 131 8 8 Breari _ I I 18018 B 8 yean - - 7 1 147 U 9 10 years -. , fl 8 183 IB I And 1b the same proportion tor (mailer or larger loans, DBPOBITB.-The Society rocolvea Money on Deposit at I per oont, per annum. JOHN BATGERt Secretary. JBIU io Jt>l,OOO. T7ICTOBIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT * AQKNOY, HIGH-STRKBT. AUCKLAND, OPPOBITK OITY COUNOUi OFyiOK3, Money adTanced from £10 to' 1,000, on Perroc&l Security, Deeda ot Proporty, Shato?, Sec, Repaymonta can be made In Instalments oi ONK SHILLINQ PKK WSKK for each FOUND borrowed, or In any war to auit borrowers, Oomnitmloa'dona confidential, Post Omen Audbkss i BOX 99, AUCKLAND, Medical. WH A X r V HA KM ACT, OXLKY'S BUILDINGS, QUEGN-STRBBI WHAKF, AUCKLAND. PKESCBIPTItttra CABKFUIiLY DISPBHSKD, 1-UKE Dltuaa AND CHEMICALS, X'EETH KXTRAOTKU. Medlolne for Shipping Supplied | T. HOOTON Manager. 2SUTABLIBHBO lOClll ]yr c a, •$ earjf oa », bukgsok ummar WASwiaia-aiaaaia, ksab qpesbt-esbbot, Mnlos! jfSrfraoßoa ot W.h b? ins Ox!M Nisrcgtin QEi VjaiesataKßl Banra-ll a.m. till i cm. JAMES GATES, DISP3N3ING AND FAMILY CHKMI3T (Mbmbkb PnABMAOBtrnoAi, Society), QOBfcJUN-bTKKKT, oloae to '.VoUlngton-Bireet, APOKtiAHP. N.Z. "jpWK. WALKER, Burgeon, wishes to JLr notify to his patlenta and the public sonarall-/, that he hot! removed to Iltloy House, M the top of Uray-street, lately In tho oooupa- Slon of Mr Robert Ktirno. DR. WALKER may be oonstiltcd as nsual nt Mr Gardner's, "Tho Knji'.lsh Phacinaoy," 181, Quasn-strosS, Satly from 10 to 11 a.m.; nnd owing to bia prac tice Increasing and oxteiuilng, the hours oi oOijsn'Estion &$ Mr Moicau's "Tho Qold&n Mcitair," vna lv tusoro bo itum S to is a,m., and 1 to 8 p.mi A OASU, ME. F. LAST, SURGEON DENTIST, WBLUiaLBZ ■ HTKKHI WESI,



Land and Estate Afrents. 177, QUEEN-STKEET, Onpoalto Morrln fc Co.'a. JA M. E' B T I N D A Is, I ACCOUNTANT, HOUSK. LAND, ft; COHMIbiION AGKNT, BIGH-STKEET, AUCKLAKD. POR SALE: PONc'ONBY-J,ota UO, 111, 112, forming block »t corners of College Ruad. ticofcland-atroot, nnd Mprlnß-streot. iTioo £CSO. PONSONBY-Jiouafl aud Land, Coiloga Rood, -Lot 7. Prloo f.liO. And two adjoining loEB' if uoyired. GRAICXON KOAD-AUutment 18. Of Section 10. corner of Grartou Woiid and Wyuyord- Btreat, with (R»)-toomorl Honso, utubloa, oad outhounes. Price £1000. OHAPH:L.aTKltjiT_jjis-roouiC'i Heaao aCd Stable. £51)0. VICTOtUA-bTKitKT t/KBT-Throo Brlok Sho.ra awl Bwolllag-lioiitte, juet built. PWco, «2.1C0. or to L,ot at iiOa por wook ouch. FRKUtIuLD BLOUK. in cnntral position, olofo to Quoun-otrflet. wtth Hiiok lliilldlnKa and Iron roof, ault&b'.o for Warclioufoa, Jco. Also, Ad"vort!Blng and Bulletin Uaso at ontranoe to Insurance Uuildinßu, Quoi-n-Btrtot, for aulo, or to no lot in eQuaree.—Apply JAMES 'i'INDAL, ITiait-STBKET. T AM), HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, -^ VALUATOR. SCIISKFF'B BIJiLDTNOS, FOBT.STBKBT, AUCKLAND. Tha nndors'Knnd, In CemtnoECln!? Baslnesa n Auoklnnd, hogs to uxinounoo thoi twelve yeivru' exporionco in Wail-.atp has fjlvon hiLh Ra lstl mato KrojvloflKO Cf tho dlctrlat, ftfl woll as a htiblneos ronnccuon oStundiES to all parta of tho Auokinnd Province. He 10, thareforo. In a fio>ltlon to (jive tho fullest on 1! moot rollable r.fijins.'itioM to IntoncilnK FOtllors, who will rccolvo lett^ra of Inireriueticti to hl« local AyontH, ami thi-y will ofl'or ovory facility for impeding tho VARIOUS PROPKRTIE3 ON HAND Kos Sals:, Valuations o£ Town or Coantry.Proporty mndo nt tho ohitttoat nutino, MONICY AOVANOIfD on Kropliold Sooarltios, li\ Bt:mH o£i«l00 up to i^.OCO. UONKY INVKBTRD, .and no charßo'made lo Xuvcst-ors, KENNEDY HI LL. rfj UA 8. %ft7T Lfc 1 A~M"8 OS, HUUStt LAND AND FINANCIAL AOHN'I VULOAK LANS, AUOSLAMD. .Bankora I—National Hnn!» o£ Now Zsalsndi RKNTB and BHTSISaa'Je OoUoctoa. MONK X luvit;unl for Oapltallatfi on first-ol&si aooiirltioft. vitiiodt CnAitan.. Qvc por oenl allowed on deposits until Invented, MORTOAGKH and WANS Ncsotifltofl, HIIAKKB Boaght or Sold to order, K3TATICS Mnnaaod for Abucntoea. A LLOTMKNTS Bonght, and nousOß Built on jtS. tho Wootly Payment Byßtom, BUILUma AIikOTMBNTS FOR BALB ii S B3 ifOCI I— Bcotlana a'rcot, CO/ Woa>6troet, 30/ InkorniMi-6iro»it, HI nop*]iirii-nr.roei, 60/ Bond-eitrcot, 15/ lilgir Placo, tfl/ KeppcU-otreot. EIV Norfolk-street. iO/ Argylo-ctrcet, 15b Ccofc-etroot. <!10 Borcafor.l-alrcsl, Di)/ Sdwin-stroet, 80/ Porclvnl I'nrftdo, i 5/ Orafton Koa<l,7B/ Kefilamotion, £3 Mount Eden Itr.nii, £1 Howe-strfiet, 60/ Kybcr I'uoe, £0 llackett-E&reot, 15 Norraonby iio.vl, Cl NclEon-Rtrert. 8-)/ Brighton lioad. 10/ Iftita TRTiaca otter Blr.-ets as tow rows. ■P/tOftft T0 rJtSD, Inßnms of <!I0 anrt op «JUUU wmiU. on Rood Bconrltles. i! WIIANQAHKI— Smnll HoniOßUiad for Sale, with pplourild orohmd. ovur 2CU fruit boatlnx trcos, allnvml Boll; frontage to Whan narol River; two mllos from townuhlp. BKKttStfUKIJ-iiTUftKl'— >'ow and very oon vonlont Cottr.^e (or 8»lo. no»r Oonsroga> tlonal Church, On easy torm?, njKo-SIX-UUOMSU UOU3K (now), with A'iu pantry. Cor Salo; vory convenient; wator laid on: uaiy tonnn. MOUNT KOKN-Woll-Hnlßhed Blx-rooraod Houbo (ni.wi (or Sulo; 1001) RivJlon lank laid on,|larKa cornor nllotmont; vary ohosp. pt)(!(\-iriV .i-KOOMltD HoUKK for SalO In »*IUI' Nowton; very convoniont »nd Laruo allotmout; ohoap. Al&o, Two AdjolnlDg AUol monts it doalred. SUNUa— Kiffhty Acres of Land for Salo for . £C& Also, KiKhty Aorca at Wulkioklo. ACS, A Bplondld uhnr.ee for workliu man. 4?OQA—Now and WoU-flnlphed Houbo for *'*ou Sato, (it Itrobj- Nook, New North Road! allotuumt 10 x 120. Vory ceoy tunns. "JWTOIiTHCOTS —Soyen roonicd Honeo, otit- Xl tiulldh.nn, U. 0., and SO aorca of Land for Sa!e. Vory chosp. Grand viow of t?io»R.rbour, &*1 on—i'Ouu-koomsi) houbk for a-uo, 3i> x Jx> off Coote-fiixeot, with Iftrfto allotment, i i OKATOKA TOV/N3HIP. - Two large ■*. Cornor Allottxicntß for tjalo for A2O, having throe frontOKOfl. MOUNT SSUKN— yivo-roorasa Houso and . two aorce of voicosio coil for Sdo. Flue Tlovr. Orehord, &R. POKBONBV — "riow Six-roomed Uonuo for Sale l;mi: the Tbroa Lamps. Prlcu, j&MQ, Kkbt tonrin of paymont. DHVONPORt. lake Road-Bovoral very choice Villa filtoa for Sale, having ror.rt and eoa ttaniaigaß, and pcssoa^lnß the finest landeoape viowa to t» found around Auokland, Very oasy terms of payraont, NlOis NBW OOTTAOK la Now **OU ton ror 3^^ wlto krg,, Bhed) aHo,. ment 10 z ICO: very chocu, \!|7AITKMATARIVaR FRONTAGE.-Lond V » tor Sale at £'i por a'oro, In larno or small books. KfiHy t?rni3. PAKNEIi!.— Housro aud 1} aerea orchard for Bale, in full bo&riu<{ I cowshed, workshop, fowlhonse. &o.: fine son 7low. SALE-3TRBKT— Two Cortr-ROS for Bain with Rood well. roKioter crnto. etc Price £-100. ■PI 9A—ifOUR-ROOMKD UOUSB /or Sale in »A£U toB cltTt Bmali d. opoß [ t ana wooklj ivymenta takes. j?9oc-HOUSBtor Sale In WilUom-etreot. »^OO near 3t Jamoa" Ohuroh. sSSSSS EPSOM— Qentlom&n'B VUla Kosliionoe, oovca rooraa, coach-house, sWollnß, Sro, iSQO. Al IK-THBBK-ROOMED HOU3K for aalo UlLt'j in Nowton, noar Stag's Arms Hotel; lnrel nlloiraent. K%3y terms. Ti KMUKRA—IB aoroa, tor Sale | esoollnnt boU Ji\ r.nd oplsudld r!ow BRI»HTON BO&D, ParnoU — Blx-roomed House for rale, allotment (0 s 100! water laid on. Price, ays, ■pON.'iOHilY—>:ew Sls-roomod Hons« and Jl Worknliop for f»lc i tiro allotment!) i two frontaprao j caey t*rms. WBJtLINKiON-BTnKKT, —Pretty CottefCß for buXo, near St. James's Ohurohi gas and water laid on; RMdon, &o, PAHNBiiU - Newly -flrdahed Blx-roomod Hoqbo tor sale; ploaeant view l £380, WARMS alsu jrec Bal6 at WatkomlU, Para -1- moromo, StokcaWPolnt, 'WaiSokerel, Mohu. rangl, North Bhoro, Papa^um, do. Also. Baa list In New Zealand Herald and Weekly Ncwi, OHAB. WIUIAMBOB, iSHTATB AGKNT VnLOAtT LA9U W. V. SS XBVISNS HOUSE. I. AND AND FINANCIAL ASK NT GKNICRAfj COMM(BHION AGKNT, Nbxi Union Bank. Quebk-utbhibt. Auok> LAND, Properties advertlaed free of ooat, and no charge made unions buelnaea done. Llato of Proportloß for sale forwarded monthly to Agents !n Napier, Wellington,Chrlatohnroh, and Unnodln, Insurancea olTootod on Housoo, Crops, Kur nlturoi &o. Proporttoa Valuod) Sarvoya tTndortakon, Building Kntinistos prepared, Mortsagos and Loans negotistud. KOR SALK SKAFIBLD VIKW-Nico CjtUgo ot i rooms, Kftrdon. and largo worJiehnp. £360. 1J52 PAPARURA.-7-roumcd Houao and 32 aorea Kood' l'.ind, on mala road, oloso to railway; voryc^cap. A5 EXMOUTtI-srRHKT-Two Cotta£et>, i rooms Bnd wash-houeef.ach. £110, A6 ROCKS NOOK—Convenient d-roomed Cottage, Rardon, land, &c. £21:0. U6O 80 ACRH.B, near Hot SDrlnßf, Walworo. Ai MARY-SmxUT. MOUNT KUKN - Pretty Cottage,s rooms aud pantry,largo level allot ment. , M 3 CHAPKIi-STRKKT-Houanin this central posi tlon, BUitablo for boarding houoo, Very ohoap. 819 KYBKR PASS ROAB - Compact CottsKe. fi rooms, very convenient; 831 TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good lending thoronahfnro. * 829 QRAJB'TON ROAD-House, 8 rooms,' gas, «o B2 A.VONUALK—Houoo. 9 rooms, O3rtonslveßhodß, stable, oathooHiw, etc, nnd highly oultlvatod farm : largo crciiard, otc Ul3 PONSONBY—Houeo. 6 rooms, two tanks, Rar. don, etc.; very ohoap. 819 PONfIOMBX ~ aoDBo, 7 rooms, wosh-houßO, tanks, woll, fee; large garden, foil fruit trace, BJ2 BR3SAT NORTH ROAD — House, 0 rooms, garden. &o. . 1323 (001) ACHES—Freehold Land, suitable tor a onttla run;'easy cllasnnou from Auoklandi ID YSAHH L^3ASl^ of 6-rooined Houeo and grounds, ground rest low A.35 SBVJSKAL UJLiOOKS of NatiVO Lnnde.- Tuleßj Crown Orants, Very cheap. AIG KAUitI HUalf, U3OO acroa, sood water front sko, a* low price. Al7 12 ACHtca good iiloHghabla lovol Land, olobo to Whau atiliom A!! 2 PAKTIOULAia OF OTHES PROI?JSRTIE3 ON AVPUOATIOH. BKVKRAIi HOOD ALLOTMBNTB AT VBFY LOW PKJOK3. /^ND SUiDINS VXV&Z, S, E, Da OOUJBOEY Ewa ts cotu? io bis nia jsi wjis t&& t&o ts«se smblio MiaS bs i>a>; r,a(it£izkas\ ii-fl Ma33S!tn».Q<i Qi iha abOTe Kstebllsiunsnt, wfiers 6JJjDH?S, aii Jte jaaaaiies wUI faa £Sfi«*Basssa £?giiSftasa ■ 4flfeLs2 CMQSiJSSiasaj is. 3jSrg& SS&sS oi MoaiOli^s, KffouHi-aßialaß siwa dp. tcafi, .



I ttaßiaess Notloee. THE AUCKLAND FOtfWAKDINQ AND VA.HOffiL OKUVKRY AQtfNOY Dei)Pttt«Ut4ood» «Qfl PsrcelK of all rtusoriptlonß to fcvory purs of tno Town nad Suburbs, at a OIIBJLP Basic, acd wlUi Kaarantocd roKoitvrlsy, Tho following are tho Booking Agencies i— A. B. L&dd, Cab'tmakor _KarttnK6hapo Road W. W. Young, Grocer ..Poiißonby ttoaA R. Blrnle. Baker _ _Aroh HiH J, Keld, Cabinetmaker _Coraor of Kybor Peas itnd Syniemda-nt. S, Retd, Orotrsr _ ..Corner of Kybor Pasa . and Graf ton lloads W. S. Collins, Grocer .. Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker _Nowm»rt:et, DKLIVKKIK3I- Tottu Hourly. Subnrban ill ».ra. cad { P.mi No. 78, Tolepbonn Hxobange. USAO OIfFICBI NATHAN'S BONO. OHSTO«noTTBC-BTBBgr. •ftHAMJSS CAKKiACiK AND DKAV J. . IfAOTORY. ja&ius mackue, psopk?b!tob, V«oioria>sx.skbs' East, JSaptilrn ot overy riesoHjiUon c Wood anil !ron neatly ezooiUed on tho teat notlo&. 8pr!o(!« made and repaired. ■ ya on hand, & iftTRO Quantity of Lamps, ulna Ironbark Shaft* and Bpokss, Re.i Rum JTbllooh, ana Hob»rt fown Hardwood. N.8.-CoQiitry ofdpfg pqnotn&ii attended M. ii KO v n_u Li M JB. GROuSIT'IjIME, you bale, SOUTHGATE'S MAUURANGI HTDBAUIiIO GROUND ROCHB LIMB, In any qniuitijy, for Conoroto, Paths, Floors, Oeilura, bla (nozt to ewan flngKlag, la on rivalled tor durability and hard-eottina QuaUtioß). For tanks aud other wet work it la a flrnt-olosa mctortn!. B. KEAft E, SOLE AGENT, flpgToai-Eopee-tfrßflgfr. ' •g X li a f S B S 0 X BOCBK. dHU 5, SIGH, AND SBKSBA* nSCMJKATITB PAIWXSB,' V7T so K6i vas PabUe Hoi, OoW, cod Siisvf?-: JUatbi*. Vtetorlfli ■ eiws's ICitsSi raiarge, Ohj aiULurce. Opisn »U weok days from 7 (ura, to 5 p.m., eaO. au?.'HAY Sicnxurao firaiij 8 tIU 10 o-m- Ths BaOi-rcomß sts *i) uriratt., and supplies! wiaisiToir oanventsQm r Turkleh tgwols, Oesb rjid ha!r braahoo, ooci'cs, roaplrator!, scape, to. fki^rt bath-room*l lpriTSit<j) for Ladloi) »Twy dftT, at )iU hours, tyltb femfie sstendanos, OK» SnuctiNS and BiXPKhO«. Hloase mjis an Addre«i yictorlj^cntwt itan, sbovb the Orer hntujd Hotol, *.*i6. coe» «w ohoap BedAtas Bad yunjUnr* Marl, N.H.—lJArbcr In nttondonoe. r|^,o THK KESIDijiNTS OF PO«SONB\ JL AND NKIGBBOURHOOD. W, COOHKAW, JUHIOB, FAKILV BUTUHER, PONSONBY 11UAU, corner of Pompalllor-et, Invites lnspootlpn of hia Oboioo First-olsct Moat, FamUicß vraitcd upon for orders. ■> trial rßßfeottally nollolteat ■ WA Jtt aVU K. BKUi'UISKB, QOAP OAHDLBI MANUffAOTUBKRS OOX'B OK£KJK, RIOHMOSD Ojrs>lOll I DUaBJiSI-QTBBSX, AVCZUt'tS, Cash I'nicli.virrs of Tallow, Wool, aiiecpskbit, id'J Horafl. |.-g uuu a., «iii ova O*ie Tbcmu J. Hsrfcnt«, SXBAMBRUSH, POKXABLB yOKQK, AND BELLOW? FACTORY, Vtcrouu-arsi-sT Kaji £<U Sil S a ASi D GO, (ItlBOTXD), A WIIOIKSILS SHIPWNB ft fiifll.B KcrrcflSKa, -Quoen-atroet (toxt Bsnk of New tealAiwl, Anokhnd), - Ponitry o( aU WntU drcsaaJ to order. Prlmo Smoke 4 Tonßwai. Ucmc-oaroO Usoaa, Corned Boot on Sola b> uirj?e QuanUtiejs, — N,H. — Dealers Id Giune, Llro Phewisjjt* Corwetttert to all parts of tltc tTolooy oven receipt oi prdor. S'»mUle« wnftoa on in towv wr nubnrty _ ___________ * AUOTIONKKR, V4LI7ATOB. HOUfSK, JUAND, ANIJ ORNEWAL COM MISSION AGKNT, QUBKN-BTHKKT, ADOirtAND. Country galfg A tlcnrifii. "fft lv BOYliaa, U.&J luouc, LVKova, c.a. BOYLAK AKD LUMDOfc', OlVlh KKBIMEEHB. i-ICfSHSRB LAKD XeANSFRB . SuHTBYOEa AUTHOKISaD NATIV3! tAKD BUBVXYOBB, WIQIKKKECKa AKD QUAHTITY BUBVSYOBB. CXJLOWJAL BANK BUIUJmR, i^^Et 13? MB JOHN GKOKGH' begs to lmorm tho Inb&bltanta of Peraoli and ourround -Ip[s dlrtrlots that he has PUKOUa£EU VKUM'HIS BKOTHKK, It. GKOKGK. THE BUrCHBIUKU JBUSINESi IN PABNBLL, And trnata. by BclUnK it flrot-clr.«a Btock ot moat at Lowest Market iiatoa, lo merit a oontfnuitQOO of tho pntronagi) bedtuiTO-l btpon hla brothor. Ul/fKlilOli COKKUGATJSO TAKhB, a. c a r kb r OAJS ITOIt aAUS » cumber of toe RbOTt, wltfe Tap iwuij (ur ase, Si asd npmirdj, As. Eta St4am Woass, Vsotoria-stmct, ot hl« BJiop Wsi,U3i.igy-BTOac». targa uvisaati'js of apoaiu«, KiOginK, ana Down pipes always in (took. Vomnilish iron aiirred »t *hortest noUoe, M&noiaotarer of Jx«l ana Oompo Pipe. A ehotca idootion of OhaodsUan, Sac,, at hit WoUealey-steost abxtp. OooatiT orders -will slwrtb rooein bli prompt HlSsntloa. Kils«nao3 to iay qn Watw, QLW lUTKBTTIK 07 mo IKFBOTBO IiMB Krxjß RTDonfa. gfl VgHI Si o QUA UiSttXS, ■H&SOHONB FKOH OP3IKAB, 30S8S. OOSXB, ao,i fed STOI7 Panoa can ham thoso In theti ow Sotcf bycnUiDson J, HOWBEK, BHOan.AHO-STBMT, «na I'uwouahiss one ot bis NBrrax-lacrosiMD PIANOS OQB I LottS 1 LOGS J, TO TUB MILL Wantod known, that tha Kanri Point Saw Mills, at Onohnnga (deatrored by Ore aomo months slsoo), are now In full work aKatn, All lengths ot logs at Mill watting to be Bawn. Beams and Birder a for brick building and wharf work, up to 10 feet, Buppltod on the shortest notice. Customers may rely upon the cream of the timber going with their orders, as wo have no manufactory to supply. Buildors and oontraotors will find It to their Interest to give their orders to ua, aa tlior will get aU frosa Umber free from worm and dead BAP, Oidora exeoated with dcßpatoh. MB. ROB, Kaarl Point Sawmill, Onehnoßs, Ssptombor I 1883. (JHBSIB. OF DBA WEBB, «V^T J!, Hw<i»tn« OhwrtTol Drawers in rich MotHed Kaori, nUo Wordroboaand very pntii Ohsffonlers, at Tcryceaaonablo prices, tor Cosh Tha above wood bwu te mare beeallfal with BBi and 1b olwftw Tory Talunble, °°a"11" Wlln w. Nonniß, Cauikiti MAinjs'AorcrKEa, Ton nt •shnrtl«nrt.«»mr,t . /^■■ov&ti-Aimi trm*- uaMV-W* DUKHAM-aTKBaT, AOOB.T.AND, 0P39 oa FRIDAY anfl BATURDATT In 4Kb weals £ar «so Purnhaee dj aU WnOii ot ttABE. MBTATj. aax. gQB QABB . I ? b Ju ii a m Ijf 8 liADDEB fc HARKOW MAKjSE. 80 and 82, Yiotokia-sthket, ?*rcoTC WUocls, cioehes Horeos, caattiea BoxcE TfATOIIIES CJhcste, to,, oa lwna w, ajj^ s^ i»A HbttrcJ fliaosaai aaowssfi to Ccn?cco«s« snfl cm wholcralo ordw. .- fi^op cud Office ffl»«o«». end nil Maflu «tf Job. Woajiyarl! tons by ossaiienacfl wertaaea en 3110 shorSstS nottoo, ~~~« «» Wra, Violins bonjht, . Oa*/4* lT I 0 roJicrio. r cW VJoUiw-Im kjlsi »tes, JOHN U. HASLJE TT, BUILDKB. &a, FORT.STREET, Bntlmatsa supplied lor overy desorlptlon ot Carpontora" and Joiners1 Work- J" AX S S » „ -oH» X, OAKTKR, OOHXRAOTOIS, &O Seeds Cartsd roia DsUrsisd from ship's aMa co Shortead NoHou. BeJlMi BappUod. HHWOABTtS IKO BAS OS> IBXl&KJBS OOAK .ajan. glratgooil (nnt anil r<nnnt> reumonahln-. Ji. aa.i sa n is, b, a aoa, • BUILDKRS, OARPSNXKRB, aku JOIKBKS. VCMAK JCMRa, AU Hraaohaa o£ the Huiidtoß Trada ozeoatea \>i Bzpurlenced Workmen, Shop Frome, Qffloa Fltitlngs. tfco. W~~ ifcjui aac iava aft Coznex Of lores scS Viotiria-siieaf e, Aneikltna EssS - MOHffiaSKSAL., MAS2LS, i.HO GKKE3i.& BXOKSHAGOM, e«XTI,?XOK All© C&BTBK JiiEas-iptioag isobaiata bocuSlin!, fcwtiiußnss, Sotttte Hwy'is'scuia, wi erwiy Sa« 1182! iiilo a aotater of ths atoifa, wfth Taps. ct.ii.ly fo: ess. price 84s. at bla UitspJ ffiUiott-stres;, Lasso quanMtieß of Sstintlsß|' HldKins, and Dowu PSpea always in ttaos, Veionaiih Itos otured oi tho ft'uorteot notlooi Ooantrr otdera will always rooelrs hla orompt



_ . .TRADEr Tlf ' {^zxJIXJ-Q^. mark . -&* ■■ - •»»' El O X a A L &, 1 Four-wheeled Dor Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wheolcd Peg Cart (nearly new) 1 Small Lnfly'a Phnoton (nearly now) 1 LarmLsdi's Phaeton 1 Dcubla-aeato > BuKgy 1 Wmgonette. ft lth canopy •! 'f» i' ft A 0 O 0 X J. * OPTICIAN, Hob a Stock SPBOTAOLBB AND SYB 93jA6SK3 pi OTory description, on noournto Fit Gn?.risntaed, COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TEIJB SCOPES, Povrorinl and Cheap. AaSKOin BAHOKKTERH, THKBMOIiKTBRS, KLSCTIUO BSLLS, BATTSRIXS AND Kirntrae, Magnate Electric f«laf hlnoa and JModlcal Coiia, : OPERA BIiASqKB. BINOOUIiAK FIBLD AND MA RINK GLASSES. THEODOLITES, COKPASBKS, SKXTAHTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Sacchnrometori, Sollnometers, Argontomotera, &c, &c,,&c, ACHtOT1 90V TAYLOR'S PATKNT HKWING MAOMNBB & KXTRAB. Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Opposith tot Post Oroin, ft&or&iind-atrss*. PAIN'S >C » wTiolesale&EetaU »Q W. H. HAZARD, Gunmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, ARsnt for JAMES FAIN, London, PYROTECHNIST TO THE KOVAL YMIhT syUAOfioij, rtLAaa YirbßKSl Oar Lesdins: Artloles this week we I Confeo tlonera' Jars, la par lt>: 3 Glass Jags for to 6d | Lamp Chlmnoyo, 3 cor 8d ; Glean Balls rot Shooting si, In quantities to suit purobaaen: Gordon Shade*, all sizes; fflsh Globes and Qold Blah, very ohoapi M. COOK & SONS, FEEEMAN'S BAT. CbAKKtf BBOTHIBBi AKTI3T PHOTOaHAPHKHH (OPPO3IIB UHIOZT BASK}, QOHKM-BTBBKT, AOOKtAlft Photograph? In the latest and Most FfuMoniblo Striae, Bxeontad la a manner UEsnrp&ssefl In tao Colonlea, All Photographs tafeoa br Uii Ikbtajttarious Pbookss, iAKOß.ooiAaonos saw z&ai.asd ronr* Aiwars ca Howl rpHOB, T JTARUUTT. f- 1 IHR KAPAI fjORW SKOOM FAOItJRT, OOHTOM-KOnBB-M, Prices i WasSi ffrom U/fi par ton, HENRY WHITE, BTATIONKR & BOOKBKLLER. UIGU BTIIKKT. Al CKLiND (Vttablfehod 1863), Rospcotfnlly Informs the public that ha haa Kemovcd to Premtßiß at the Corner of Hlgh etroet and Vnloon Lane. Jaiit Opened— Superior Stationery. Acoonnt Hooka, &0.. »t reasonable price', Ailnunn and Bortp ifoote at low prices. Kugrooalnz and Wrltln exeonted. n i j jnru r o 1111, »Jt OOAOH-BUIIiDERB, GKEY-SXKXET, ATOKLfcHB, KJ3.—Jren-bswe Slatta, apctaa, BcUose, Slot Jam and Kn.is at Htrdwood. »t howm vrnritet Krl ■*»■ GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOX THE PUREST FINEST ANDBK3TUI CHBYSTON POULTRY^ YaBDS, LAKI TAKAt PUNA. v ariTties- Light Brahm&s, Dark Brahmaa Whito Cochins, Una Coohins, Black Cooh ■onguhanß, Mivnoroaa, Huudons Blaok Polish W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hsmburgs, Plymouth Rooks, PoUs Kuou,and Ayloabarj Daoba BKND FOR PRIOS-LIBI 07 EGGS. Kesa carefully Pwkod. and sent to all paitfl thu Colour, i or Wrlto (or JuHt what you want and Ml dro« as above. I Rnarantoo Batlßfaotion In ai ordlnarr omsoa. visitors woloome. Bandar exooptod. 'W* M v li GA Vt SADDLER, &c, NEWMARKET, Has received, ex Langstono, a superior selection of Knglish Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', Gonta", Boys', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &c, and Is prepared to sell them at prices that will defy competition. N.B.—Also, a' choict lot of Nickel Silvor and other Buckles for making all kinds of-harness. TlfiK HaXMARKKT L lOf, QUKKN-STItKKT, AUCKLAND ON BALK, ABBmro pcs OOKOMA^DKL us ROMAN KMPIRB.- Whlto Oloror, Red Clotbt, Aisjke Cloror, CXrw- - grans, Meadaw Fesone, Meadow Foxtail, Ocoßtod Dogatall, Rape, Tref oUmn Inoarnatum (Scarlet CIotot), . FROM A3ISRIOA UmKOT- Tlmcrthy, Kentnokr Blnesnu (Poa PratensU), POTertr Bay Ryograss, U-sntorbtiry Ryestnuß, Oookafoot, Pralrlosrwß. RattaU. ■ARLT BSKD FOTATQEB, AS FOLLOWS 1- ABhleaf Kidney, Taylor^ Kidney, (Jantor borr Flukea. Patterson's Viotorla, liATSR VARIBTIKS-Hobart. Button's Mftg ■mm Bonnm, Button's Flower Ball, etc Also, Oats, Barley, Qaraen »nd Tlawer Seed, Coarse, Vino and Rook Salt, Bran, Sharps, NoWZea land Wax. Xow, riactm and Hams. BONKDUST itm BONKFIiOUB of all grndos. I ISLAND Atn> PERrjVIAN GUANO, ftdn ftC HESKETH & AITK.SS. US.U, uuiuuti, &ny aiiASS, MSRGHAKTSi W« PHSiKPPS & j§OM. 9Sft 97, QtrsSS-BTMSET, AUOShAXD, Hjß,, IMPORTERS OST FiFSBHiHBIKQB, Panel J)t«OMt3on», (SU&SJ^-PaUohed. BUTeraO, anfl Koosa FIAVa Kufillal) and Oontloantat Bhest, Fhoto< graphic, Glass Bhoftue, WBIIB IJSAD, Oolonn, OU, VARNiaHBB Brnshtis, Misad Painta. Uarfion'a AaUoor. rceSw iwd Pniont BUlonto Paints. KOOLOSNQS-GUt, Btelned, Voneerod,fw Pictue srinune and Room Ceeoratlocß, Fano? Fraaas Zsr Oaclaol and C.D.V, 3?sotusnH o( arenr OcsazigiUca is gtsal vuletr Bckafs—Phases Rctl Coloureii, .iUbums fes FljoSsk, Btiapa, SM., &c, Sss, Cnt-pnt or Orerlß7 Moucts. aU B!»ea: Oabtut end C3.V, Konr.fej s Asiiats" Kcauigite* W. P. R H, ftaTins; always ok hurt the lareort atook of ins above ecoda in the North Island of Now Zealand, ere able to execute either whole cola or retail orders on the most ißvourabla torms, Stunplef! ot FaperhanglnKa bom open etcok, or ot orMsal p&okagea, sent on applfou tlon. New Mtfiers In AuoSlmsd should uispoot our stock ot Papsrhangiaga and Piotures bofon i ottlnK uv Uieir new hcminß; Shoy wiU Sod Bomc> ' aitog to »oij the mesas ct eTerrona. w, PHimpFa a soar, FUbMAH'S PHOXO HOOMB, JnoBWiAHD-Bsaaui, Sonrlsts aat Vlaltors are inrltea lo (Hetmot , Fnlman'i Views of \hn Hot Lakss, AuokUTniJ , and Bush Bconery, &c The greatest rartsty ot Ortßtnsi PoEtrslta eJ aisort Cialebriaca In How Seatand, . . >HaroqRA.?HT pt are btb nitAMonfflt ■jl> a o a a.a uO, AQKKXB ffOS STSXfKV PAFES MliM, Hsts 81-Rieja ia Kiooh a iiarga anpsly i«smptlßbig Wfcije, Prtaiiny;.'»Ba Tea Pave ■Ufey ns-i Srown WrappSag, eusd ucpreporfl to inflsai Bfjoi* *JS33, oaslUles, as cofinre » ftarod. 1 &i«3 Pfißers asa oew largely osod hmo. onß wa aekuowlsdfisa 'io< ba Eiworios to mostiitisr Darted, CavsUsc Geanlaa SYsnsb BtssAl A merioaa CatriaKss SKwrlcaa Eaaassa . - To Akbivs. Vanu. and Bxdrkm Whsas American ITliecrooi! Hfiffi. &&»* stal



J2 teal PRActitioneks will flnd that in in- SSSSi P tt} usVL' ohr.°nio bronchial nirccUons. SS af thmaticalcomplaints, andiumost ewes wheie the-breathing powora arc opi.res- In,, n t d -f ? onßtactC(i, with corresponding &„?' f vital energy, &c. Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hypopliosphitc of Lirao aud. Quinine, is an effective pharamaceutical prepa ration of great value. It has the effect of speedily stimulating the bronchial mucous membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, fee, ™J affording great relief in dis ressing SS? g K v* actloi? upon lvn 8 issues is imdoubt f»i? ?S JIS? and,, r.eParative. Upon the pene ralhoalth this medicino ia permanently tonic, irfl- SSfiiSf ri «? ".eyond thu normal state of tho patient. Tho effect upon tho brcathine powers is juickljr apparent, tho result being tlmt the fcSr O gxx-Uef, and