CABLE NEWS.

Pen s.s. Ta Anau at the Bluff,

FRENCH STEAMERS FOR AUS- I TRAIJA. . LONDON, November 21. ! A grand banquet lias been givenat Mar seilles to celebrate the inauguration of a i new line of steamers belonging to the : Marseilles Marnime Company, which are to trade regularly from December next between Marseilles and Australian port?. ! The speeches made wei c of a congratulatory character, and satisfaction was expressed at the opening of direct commercial lelatiom between Fwuce and tlie Australian colo niea, LIBEKAL CLUB. It has been decided to form anew Liberal Club on a more popular basis than thoss at preseut cxiatiug, with a view of p:omoliDg . closer intercourse between tne leading , members of the party throughout the } couutry. 'lhe new club will be called the national Liberal Club, and is estab- I lished under the direct sauctinn of Mr | Uladstone, who has promiaed to make a donation to tho club of his valuable political aiid historical library. FtJIGHTFUL ACCIDENT. ! A terrible disaster is reported from Guayaquille, one ot the chief cities of the South American Republic of Eucador. A large powder magazine suddenly exploded, killing six persons and woundiug a number of others. THE INDIAN TROOPS IN EGYPT. The expenses incurred by.the employment ot ludiaa ttoops in the Egyptian campaign hive been accurately calculated, and_ they have beeu found nut to exceed the 0ii.41 al estimates. I SUPPRESSION OF SOCIALISM. • The arrest of the ringleaders of the recent antucbial disturbances at Paris and Lyons has had tbe wholesome effect of suppressing ihe Socialist agitation, which seemed likely to tpread to all the large centres of popula tionihroughout France. Various orgauisa tions,fo mcd for the purpose of disseminating Socialistic doctrines, have ceased their operations, and numbers have dispersed. i ANTI-JEWISH AGITATION. I The Anti-Jewish agitation is again being revived; in various parts ot Europe. la St. Petersburg, und several districts of Bun gary, attempts have been made to instigate the population to fresh acts of violence against the Jewish residents. The authorities me taking measures to suppress the threatened disturbances, I MORtf TRuUBLK IV TORKEY. j Hostilities have broken out between the i Montenegrins and tbe Turkish province of Albania, a»d the former Go'v> rnment are ; now making a call to arms with , the view of invading Albania with the '; secret sanction of Russia. Tho Poito has . appealed to the great Powers of Europe to i place a check on Montenegrin aggres^on, ! declaring that otherwise war will be declared against Montenegro, and the Turkieh army will be sent into Albania to protect the iotereits of tbe Sultan's' sub jects there. A section of the inhabitants of Albania, deapjiriag of receiving substan* tial tuccmr from Constantinople, have sent a deputation 10 Austria inviting them to occupy the country. M. GIERS'i MISSION, It is stated that one object of the visit of M. Giew to Germany is to consult with to'rie leading German capitalists re the financial position of Rues;a, which is at present tar from flourishing. The txisting Fiench Ministry will shortly hi reconstructed with a view to streag hen its pos'tion in Parliament and the country.

, FLOODS IN ENGLA*D. Floods in tbo midland counties, wh'ch were rapidly subsiding, have again covered the low-lying districts, o »i«g to the recent heavy fall of rain. November 26. It is stated that a business agreement has been arranged between Russia and Germany as to the course to bi pursue J hy the two Powers with respect to the affair* ot Egypt. Tha Russian Government are stated to have pledged thsmselves to sup port Prince Bismarck in aiy policy which he may deem advisable to pursue on this subject. Gambetta and his political followers are commencing an agitation for the displacd ment of M. Grsvy, tha present President of the Fiench Kepublic, who was elected to ollice for a term of seven years from January, 1879. They disclaim any personal animosity against M. Grnvy, but contend a* a m»tter of prin ciple that in view of probable European c implications the President ef the Republic should be a military officer of experience and standing. The movement is being warmly taken up by the military party throughout Franco.

SURVIVAL OF SLAVERY. Owing to harsh treatment which the coolie immigrants have been subjected to in the F/eich island of Reunion, the Indian Government have prohibited the exporta tion of any more coolies to that island, and it will for the futare be summarily stoppsd, as it is considered that tbe condition of the coolie popuiatitn at Reunion is very little removod from slavery. • __ VIOLENT EXPLOSION LONDON, November 27. Great consternation has been created at Montecauto, Central America, by an explo sion which occurred ia oae of the gambling hells of that place. The origin of the catastrophe is at present unknown. EGYPTIAN PEFORif. The Egyptian Government are deter* mined to inaugurate a sya'em. of economy in the management of the public Uuanccs, and with that objecijn viewH*va announced a number of measure^ of retrenchment. OJULAPSE OF A BRIDGE. A bridge at Turiff, Aberdeesshire, sudden'y collapsed, pausing the death of five persons who were crowing at the time. FIGHTING IN TRANSVAAL.

The Boers hive gained a decided ad« vantage over the hostile natives of Transvaal, and Mapooh, the principal chief, }s now suing for peace.

THE RAILWAY DISASTER.

JFttrther Particulars.

List of tlie Injured.

[BY CABLE.]

MELBOURNE, December 4. The Hawthorn collision has proved more serious in Us effects thuu the accident which occarredf at Jolimont in August, 1881. M°re fatalities, howovor, were caused by the latter than are likely to arise from Saturday's disaster.

The total number of those injured is now known to exceed fifty, and by some the number is estimated at fully seventy. Many of the sufferers at once proceeded to their homes.

The injured include Mr Taylor, auction eer, and Mr Rye, his clerk; Mr Dalgety, clerk, has his legs fractured, and Mr Andrew Jack is suffering from severe injury to his head; Miss Berry, daughter of the ex-Premier, is suffering from a severe shock to Her system, and Councillor Cavanagh from injuries; Messrs Crowther and Rosser are dangerously wounded, and their condition is critical,

The following are the names of the others who are seriously injured:— Ewlle, in juries to legs and back, and severe shock to system; Laura Brown, aged 12, fractured leu; Scarfield, a tailor, internal iojuries, and _ now iv a critical state ; Smith, a solicitor, concu sion of the brain; Mrs Lawlor, a landlady, concussion of the spine; Lawrence, a scboolb.y of Kew, broken leg; Cuchren., a clerk, fractured ribs.

The injuries to the other passengers are not of a serious nature.

MELB JUrtNE, December 4.

Most of the sufferers by the railway accident are now'p ogressing favourably. The inquest will be opened to-morrow (Tuesday), a.nd after the inquest a Court of Inquiry into the circumstances which led to the collision will be held.

The statioumaster at Hawthorn, lsaa been suspended. it is espeotod that the damages to be awarded to. those injured will be much greater than those in thefJolitnont accident last year.

PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

The Speech from the Throne

(By Cable.)

LOjnEON, December 2. Parliamht v.as prorogued ta-day by comuiis>ion. Tub speech from tbe Throne, read by the Lord Chancellor, stated tuat England's relations with For igu Powers are of a cordial natuiv, and referred to the friendship exUtiug between England and Fiance. Tne speech adds that Her Majesty recog pises the iucreas-ed ohligitions of England iv Egypt, and the Government are deter mined to maintain the treaties in reference' to that country, to uphold the firmans granted by Turkey, and to promote tho pmdeat development of tbe institutions of Kgypt. The Government would avoid dis« taruiug the general quietude of Eastern Kurope, and tier Majesty is confident that the approval of the Powers will resut from England's cniseis in the Eastern ques tion. The speech goes on to say that it is feared that much distress will be felt ia England during the present winter, Beferring to the recent murders in Dublin, the speech states that the Executive would iirajly exercise its powers i>t the suppression of disorder. ]v conclusion it is stated that tbe social condition of Ireland generally muy now be iaid to be consider" ! übly improved. *

THE ENGLISH CRICKET TEAM IN AUSTRALIA.

A Big Score.

[IWUTpR'S CABLKGBAMS.]

SYDNjeY, December i. Thb ciicket match between the Hon. Ivo ; Bligh's team and the Klevea of Jv ew South Wales was resumed to-day, when the Englishmen continued their first innings, wiib 8 wickcta down for 441 runs to their credit Viruiia ana Barnes, the not-ont men ol Saturday, took their places at tho wickets. '1 he former added 12 to ' hie score, and w&s then bowled for 24. Barnes was caught for 12; Motley, not out, 5; total, 461. The New South Wales team then commenced their second innings, aod required to make 310 to save a one innings defeat. They, however, only succeeded ia putting to gether another 105, and tbe English Eleven thus won the match in oue innings with 144, to tpsre. The followiae is the New South Wales scoie in tbe second innings :— Geary, c, 22; Mo3es, c, 2 ; Allen, candb, 9; Riddles ton, run cut, 0; Cal'a^her, b, 0; Evans, ran out. 2; Davis, b, 85; Turner, c, 2; Weir, c, 1; Powell, not out, 30 j extras, 10, Total, 165.

PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Thk Council met at 7.30 last evening, Pr sent: Bis Worship the Mayor, Council lo>s Winkp, Pollard, Mullins, McColm.-!!, Hood, Davies, Barber, and Hammond. Core ESP V N dunce. — Letters were re ceived fiom the Colonial Bank, intimating that £6672 had been received from the i Wellington Government Insurance Com missioner. Receired,— From Dr. flames, reporting a ca-e of lyphoid fever in Avenue Koad.—From Joseph Lowndes, complaining j of the improper ue made of a letter sent by him to the in>pec or of Nuisances. Keceived.— From a icsident of Campbell Terrace und Selwyn Road (in Mr Comis. key's property), avking the Council to take over these thoroughfares. TLe Council instructed the Streets Committee to in spect the road?.—From Messrs Boy lan and Lundon, stating tbat they bad taken the measurements of the gully be> tween Tararua Terrace and Avenue Koad. The cost nf laying a 20 inch pipe instead of an 18 inch pipe through Mr Force's property woh estimated at £55.-The Council decided to*adhtre to the original plan, and lay sn 18 inch pipe. Finance. - Ac counts amounting to £151 104 5d (including £100 of Messraßoylan a«d tendon's account) were passed for-pay. menf. Works Committee's Report, — The committee recommended tbat toe sugges tions of the Engineer re the Si. George's Bay_ tewer be re-agreed to, and that drain marked a on plan and the J£astern Gulf be omitted. Tbat a drain leading trom Chamberlain's property to Judge's Biy be included in the drainage contract, That 130 ft of pipej be laid on Clyde-street. 'J hat permission be granted to the trust3ea of St. Stephen's School Estate to make a road at the back of Mr KUt ling's property, near Avenue road, and that re the applica tion of the tiuatsca lot a road 40ft wide, across au allotment between the properties of Messrs Rosciuge and Sewell, the Coun* oil require the ro*d to be 50tt wide.— Adopted. Ovkksbbe's Report,'—This official drew attention to the breaking up of the road by the Gas Company employe's seeking for leaks in the mains. It wa< decided to write to the Gas Company requesting that greater care be exercised ia brtakinn.the road.

Brighton KOAD.—It was decided to refer to the Streets Commmittee the ques tion of forming and covering with scoria, where necessary, the north footpath of Brighton Road, mar Mr Header Wood's property. Cesspits.—The Overseer leported thai a serious nuisance arose from the cesspit' in Church and York-i treetc It was decided to refer the matter to the Streets Committee.

iNtPKCTOR <F Nuisances.-This officer leported that tbe boiling down of tat was largely on the increase. Complaints were still made concerning the might soil con tract.—Cr. Barber stated that the soap work* were now used for rendering fat for export. This crea'ed a much greater nuisance than the manufacture of soap and candles. The company intended largely increasing their premises in Parnell.—Cr, Pollard spoka strongly on the nuisance caused by the soap works.—Cr. Hood said he was aware that the company were endeavouring to buy propoity adjoining the works.—Or. Barber ruoved, and it \ras crried, "That the opinion of the borough solicitor be taken as to the power of the Council to. prevent any extension of the soap bailing works, and ot closing them altogether.'*—-The Council then rose.

CRICKET.

Ctordon v. South End.

This match was played on Saturday, and resulted in. a win ior Gordon by 110 rius. The latter went in fir=t, and made a long aland for 149 tuna, li. Kissiiog (47), An senne(22), H. Kissliog (16), Clayton (16), and Kenderdino (13) all scoring freely. The South End were disposed of for 39 runs, Gould, bowling la bis usual good form, obtained 6 wickets for 14 runs:— "'

Gordon.-6. Kissling, b Brown, 47 j Kylmrn, c Sutherland, 1 j Ansenne,' cj Sutherland, 22 ; 11. Kissling, c Brown, 16: Sjkea, c Jackson, 1; Kenderdine, h Suther land, 13 ; Uould, h Sutherland, 8; Mari ner, b Brown, s'; W. Clayton, bß;toWn, 0; E. Clajton, not ou,t, 16;' Did'dama, b Brown, 10; extras, 10; total, 149. SdnTH Ekb.—Sutherland, b Kisaling, 5; Beaveis, c ?ykep,b Gould, 3; G. Brown, b Kissling, 0; Leahy, c Byburn, b Gould, S j Dickey, b Gould, 7; Lawton, b ttou'ld,'? j Israel, b Kisaliup, 1 ; Jackson, b Kbslinf, 2; Barr, not ont, 0; Uulleu, b Gould, 1; Brown, lbw, b Gould, 0; extras, 2: total, 39

North Shore v. 15 Auckland 2nd

This match was played on Saturday on a. fairly good wicket, as Domain wictets go. Williams, Fripp, and fiyoa did beet for Auckland with 16,15, and 10 respectively. The two former played steadily for their tuns, and the ground apparently suited the latter admirably. For North t horo, Woods 19, and Wells 10, did best. The match ended in a draw, if anything rather in favour of Auckland. - ■'

AUCKLAND 2hD.—p. Brab, o Woods, h Lankham, 3; J. Winter, tun out, 7; G;1 Buttle, b Sims, 1; Greatbach, bSim», 2; H. Williamson, b Sims, 7; Mnginie, bowled! Sims, 5; Dalgliesh, 'b : Wynywd; 15; Menzies, c Barton, b Slim, 2 ; Williams, D fciws, 16; Schmitt, c and b aims, 6; Bindon, c and b Wynyard, 3; Spiers, no^ out, 1; Brown, c Burgess, h Wynyard, a$ extras, 12: total, 83. -■■ ' North Shobk—Woods, c Williams, hi, Holdship, 19 ; Burgess, run out, 3 ; J. Mi, Sims, b floldship, 5; R. AVjnyard, b. Holdshio, 9; Slim, c Beale, b Holdship, 6>l Wells, b Webster, 10; Reid, run out, 3j Harvey, not out, v ; extras, 8 t total, 57, 3 wickets to fall.

Gobd k v. Eden Secokd Eusven.— This match was played on Saturday after noon in the Domain Hollow, and resulted in a draw in favour of the Gordon Second Eleven by 21 rui s, Corbett (21) and Brnee batted well for Gordon, while C. Brighton (19) played well for Eden Second Elevea. First innings, Gordon, 58; first inoings. Eden, 37.

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THE AUCHJjAHB KWWIMe OTAR DECEMBER "5



Anottona. TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, 11 o'clock am. CONTINUATION OF BALE OF 84 PACKAGES OF MERCHANDISE, Ex Loch Fleet, from London, AT MESSRS. POTTBB AND CO.'S, DURHAM-STRKET. B. ARTHUR. WILL sell by auclion on Wednesday next, at llo'clock a.m., without reserve, at Mesais. Potter and Co.'a Store, Utitham- Btreet, , THE BEMS.INDICR OW WELL ABBORTKD M»ROHtWDIsa — Wnltby Jot Jewellerr, Brooohes, Karringx, Ses, drJca'ets, Lookets. tee., Tmiey Sponges. IctONMO.\'O«RY-Hat Ilookg, Fjypaof, >oa Trays i'aroonterß' Tool Chests ana Tools, Tea and Coffee P«ite, Kettles, Hatofcutu, Bcrewdaver». CVJTi,Sß\—Pooket Knivw, Csrrers, Batobnrs, Scissors, Sardine Knives, Padlocks, WiriDlch Covers. HLATKD WABE-Oroet Stands, Silte, Tea and UeßEOrt Spoons, Peppers. Bro:>kf<)Bt Craets, Kisld and Oaera (ilaßßef, RtdlDg VVhIBS. aolitalree, P.M. Pearl Inlaid 'rabies, Mabveany Hand Mirrors, Toy a, Paints, I K. Balls, toll?, Bablea in Cradles, Ladlai' BagF, Pipes, .-'onhoiiU'w, -locordlana. Concertinas, Steel and Gilt Albert?, ahlrt studs, apccmoles. Watch Olnssa , Hnlr Brosnes, Barthenwara (assorted), Toilet Hets, Packing Omef. fto., Seo. THURSDAY, DECfMBEtt, 14, AT NOON. AT ARTHUR'S MAKT. JMoUNTSIDE. M.OUNTSIDF. ONE TKEB HILL SLOPE, EPSOM. The Estatei of W. Mbabs, Esq. ■ VOLCANIC SOIL, CULTIVATED. PLJASAST, HEALTHY, AND CON VENIENT POSITION. rpHE undersigned has been favoured with ~ J. instructions from W, Mear.», Esq., to sell by anotlon, at bis ifstate. land, and House : Bale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on . Thursday, December Id, at 12 o'clock noon, A Portion of His Justly Celebrated testate, "MOUNTSIDE," . Situated on the Blope ot One Tree Hill. Rloh volcanic Boil, in a high state of cultivation, having a large frontage to the Onehunga Road, at its j anotlon with the Pah Road, commanding a pleasant and varied view. Good Roads' have been laid out through the . Propertyt and there will bs offer od to tha publlo on very easy ternuf— a A LARQE ALLOTMENT^ fronting the O»e ---hunga Road go LAEGE ALLOTMENTS, fronting Vic toria Road O LARGE AIXOTJiS <TB, at the Oornsr of Onehunga and Mfara Hoais 0 LARGE ALLOTMENTS, at the Corner Of Victoria and Mesrd Koaf 3 1 LARHE ALLOTMENT, at tbe Corner of . OnehUDga and Albert Baals •I LARGE ALLOTMENT, at tho Corner of Victoria and Albert Roads. This la an opportunity for procuring suburban * Dtoestead Sites on scoria soil, in a fashionable neighbourhood, within an easy distance from tho city, which should not be lost slgW of, as tewrach can possibly occur. Title under the Lands Transfer Aot. i Lithographic Plans will bd ready in a few flays, at tho Office of tilio Auctioneer, Arthur's Mart. B. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE PICTURES. : GEORgFsIBBIN - WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, on Thursday next, December 6th, at 11 tfdoofc 8 OASKS VALUABLE OLKOSRIPHS, The best that have ever been imported from ■■•>: London into New Zealand. Bpoolal Catalogue s will ba available to morrow. Kotures now on view at the Mart., BEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. LEASE OF ALLOTMENTS IN * AUCKLAND YARDS. TO BE LET BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on tha 6th DECK WBKP, at 12 Noon by SIB 9, BIBBIN. at his Land Matt, 61, Qneen etreet, Auckland, THK LKASB TO* 7 YEARS OF ALLOT 7JMESNT3 IN AUCKLAND RAILW *V STATION YAttUS. suitable for Coal and Firewood Sites. . '■ '-:: Plan and Form of L9as6 can be seen on ap plication to tha Auctioneer, or Keaident Kn gineer, Newmarket. J. P. MAXWELI, General Manager N.Z, Hallway?. QBOKGE SIB3IN, Auotloneer, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. THE BEMU ERA YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, December 7, Xx Macgregor, from Waitara. GO Prime Steeiß, medium weights M 0 Fat Wethers To arrive on Wednesday, Hx Macgregor. ' 60 Prime Oxen, he»vy weights Xx Rowena, bom Wanganul. 160 Choice Wethers. 41FKED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE REMUERA .CATTLE FaIE. IABT CATTLE FAIR FOR THE 0 SBABON. KNTRIBB on or before TUE3DAY-, Deccember 9. ALFRED BUCKLAND. " WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. THE HAYMARKET. TKT BXT WO O L SALE J3I Will be held On : WBDNEbDaY, NOVBMBEE 20, At 12 o'Clock. . BALES OF HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, And SMALL PARCELS OF WOOL^ Bach. Tuepday at 12 o'clock. j -■ alfred" buckland. jpOUNTKY£AT.TLE SALES. Bemuera Fatt-wedneEd»y, December 13 Pokeno-Monday. December 17 • ■ Drnry-Weanesdw. December 20 Wpakura-Wednesdayi peoember 87. .AtFRED BUOKLAND. '



Auotionsi I TOMORROW, SPRINGSIDTjI PRINGBIDJCJ WESTERN SPRINGS DISTRICT. 1 OfY ALI.OTMEN.TS.. Short iilstsnoo from THE WATERWORKS, ME8383 QARRVIT BHO^.' TANNMRX AND THE ABATTOIRS!. Mans In a few days. Title: I.onl Trans'er, B, TON X S & 00,,. Auctioneers! B, TONKS, It. O. OABB. B. D. TOHKS WEDN9.>DaY, DECEMBER 18. (COTTAGE AND 'LAKGE ALLOT- J MEST, main road Kemuera. Grand ALLOTMENT adjoining residence of Ti Ti Sttmble, Ksq. LAROW P1 IidOOK la rear of residence of W. Ladder, t sq., for Lease for 21 years, an Wcdr-esdaj, tieoombar 13, at 12 o'clock, B. TON X S & G 0., Auctioneers, * ~~~ TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock a,m, G. W. EIN NE V WILL sell by public auction at his Mart. Qaeen-street, on Wednesday. Deoember 6, at 11 i/clootr, 6 OASES GAS and KKRO3ENE COOK ING tTOVKS g OA3BB LAWN MOWERS ALSO, A QUANTITY OF SAMPLIS, oompristnit- Prlntlnglnk. Varnish, Boot Polish. Yeast Powder, Faolnas for Foundry and soap stone. Lemonade Bottling Maohlne and OapFnles; and Other Articles To Close Consignments. Terms Cash. " fO-MI»KRU>v. /GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, HO3IKRY. SaiRT?, HATS. &0., «C, &C. GABKIKL LEWIS. Auctioneer, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. i^KNERAL IKONMONGERY, TIN XX WARE, WIflE NAIL 3, BARB WIRE. - &c, &c, Seo. GABRIEL LEWIS. Auctioneer. PRBLIMINAKY NOTICE. On Arrival of tho Westerfield. HANDSOME MADS ENbLI:H FUR. NIX U UK. A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE. For Positive Unreserved Sale. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. 1 ■'■■ AT AN EARLY DATE. ENGLISH-MaDE FURNITURE. Ex Coromaodel. GABRIEL LEWIS W, ILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Qaeen- TV Diioet, at an early date, A OONaiGNMKSr OF ABOVE, Without Rksbevb. AT AN EARLY DATE. TCTXTENSIVE SALE OF HANDSOME BLEOTRO-PLATKB WIRR. Fattloalars in luturo iasne. GABRIKL LEWIS, tnottpneer. N ° T I c Ei TO INTENDING PUECHASEKS OF HABBOFB BOABD ALLOTMENTS FJRONIING CUaTOM HOUSE-STREET AND EAILWAY EOAB. The Auckland Harbour Board have With drawn from Sale all the Allotments East of Gore-street, Nos. 105 to 116 (inclusive). ; R C. GREENWOOD. Auctioneer. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. R, O, GREENWOOD rjAS received instructions from the AnoklttLd Harbour Hoard to sell by publlo auction at the Ofliocs of the Board, Fort- Street, on Ktld*)-, tho Bth day of December, 1882, at 11 a.m., TheLEASE3ot the following ALLOTMENTS. J fora THRM of FIFTY (50) YfiiAßß, subjeot to tke'provisions of "The Harbours Aot, . 1878":- FOUR AI-LOTMKNTS—No». S3,BT, Si, and 89— •with Frontaga to QUJEKH-STREET FIFrEBNALLOTMKNTa-NOH.9otOlfli-Wlth Frontage ta CU3TOMHOUBK-3TRBST THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BS FLAGQD. Draft of Lease and Oocdltlons of Bale may be seen, and Llthographls Flans obtaloed, at tae Office ol tho Board: '.- R. C. GREbNWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. Alll o'Clock. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOAIID. LEISE OF WHAiiF TaLj.S AKD WEIGHBRIDGE FEES. R, C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board to Bell oy publlo auction, at tha Offices ot the Boarc, Fort-street, on Thursday, the IJ'-h day OJ Deoamber, Irß2, at 11 a.m., ':• TH(C LW*BK OF T3TC RIGHT OB1 001-- LBOTING TO I^B 1 fiv.^bta on Qaeen- Btreet and Hailway Wharvfs, ana also the Laaee of thuJalgtitoC Collecting 81l Gba<-«o8 Leviable for the nse of the VVeiuhbridße, for a term of Twblvk 'Mombs, from tha Ist January, 1883. Conditions ana Draft Lease rray he se£n at the Offices of the Board. B. C. GRBENWOOD, ■ Auctioneer. . -■



Auctiofle. - I TO-MORROW. I THE PAPAKURA YARDS. I THE Undersigned will hold their U9ual' Monthly Sale at Papakura on Wednesday next, of CATVI-B, HORSFS, BHHKP. PIB3. fro. fora Roan Shorthorn Bull, brad by Hold Brae. Also, A Star Baokeye Combined Reaper and Mower, HUNTER & SOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. DURHAM YARDS. EOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, ex Glenelß from Motiti, 40 Welt-bred Geldings (unbroken). HUNTER & ROLAV. The Anotlonearj would call Bpoial attention to this very superior shipment of Hoiaas, con slating of lirst-olaaa Haokß. Coachers, and aotlve powerful lißht hart ess Horses. For stamp or condition wo bel'ove them to be unsurpassed. FRIDAY?DECEMBER 8. DURHAM YARDS. ■iIOK SALE, at the Durham Yards, on JD Friday next, ex Roworni from Wanganai; 11 Usefc\ Horses, Bultable for Haokß and carriages hunter & nolak. Friday, december 8. duehanTyards. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, ex Haivea, from Ohrlat ohnrob, 12 Heavy Draught Mares and Goldlnga 11 horough-bred Mrve 1 4-yearoid Good Crosscountry Homo, by Matmlon aONTRK & NOLAS. FRIDAY, DBCKMBKR 24. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next. Ex Ilawoa from Chrlntohurob, A THOROUGH BAY MAR«, by Tia duoer, out of Penseroea. Full pedigree at Yards. HUNTER & NOLAN. W. S, COCHRANE.) [JAMES DAOBE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. LARBK ARGK T/IREEHOLD a LLOTMENTS. Jd A. CHKLTBNHAM, NORTH SHORE. MOUNT EDEN. ritHE Subscribers have received instruc- M. tlons from Sir Maurloo O'Rarie and Capt. T. Virec ahaphoid, as Trustees to sell, at thtir Rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, 11th Inst,, at 12 ii'olook, LARGX ALLOTMENTS, situated at Chelten ham, North Shore, being all tha Unsold Por tions of thia Estate, oonslsting of— Lots Si to 37, having; ouch frontages Of 60 feet 10 Cheltenham Place by 151 feet, Lota 69, 70. and 71, hav'ng frontages of feet. 57 test, and 18 feet S Jnehos Cheltenham Pla:o. Lota 38 to 16, fronting Lake-street. ' Lots 72 to Tl. f contlntr Lake-street, Lots 17 to £6, fronting Lake-street. Lots 75 to 78, fronting Lake street. Lots 63 to 65, fronting WlllUm-atroot, from 18Uf t to 279f 6 deep. Lots 67 to 61, fronting a side street. Lota 79 to 97, fronting a Bide streoi. These Allotments are a'l level, and are in close proxlnciiyO the well-known Cueltenham Beaach. MOUNT IDEW— Part of Lot 68. Section 10, Subdivided Into 12 Large Balldlng Sites, eituato closo to the Mount Eden Road, and soar to h T-rsldenoss of Messrs Owen, fcatger, P&ton. Terms Easy. Full particulars on application to liAMUia COCHRANB & SON, Auctioned*. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, At 11 o'clock. TURPENTINE! TUUPBNTINE G. W. BIN NE V HAS received instructions to sell by public anotlon, at bis Mart. Queen-street, on Wednesday, 6th December, at 11 o'alook, m CASKS (eaohßea'Jons) AMKBIOAN Ov TURPtfNTINB. Terms at Sale. V, 3. COCHHAHE] [JAS. DAOEB MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, AT TWKLVK NCO». VILLA SITES, MOUNT ST. JOH» ONJSHUNWA ROAD. rrHS Subscribers will sell, at their I Kooms, Fort-Btreet,on Manday.Dsoember 11, at ISSo'olook. by order of the Trustees in the Katate of the late William Rattray, THB FOLLOWING VALUABtiK BUILMNG BITKS. MOUNT BT. JOHS I- Lota 9, 1, and 5, Sec 3, having frontages of CO feet each to Onehanga Road. Lot 6. Sec. 3, £0 feet frontage to Onehunga Road, with Dwelling-house of 8 rooms erected thoreoi. Lot 7, Seo. 3, having a frontage ot SO feet i lnohes to Onehanga Road, Lots . 10, 11, 12. and 13. Sec. 3, having a frontage of 50 feet oaeh to Williamson street, Lot 8, fifo. 3 with s frontage of 85 feet 9 Inches to Williamson-street. The above allotments are woU-»ltuatod on the main road to Onehunga. immediately opposite the residence ot R. ■'■ Barstow, Ksa., and in olose proximity to the properties of Messrs Murdoch and Hesketh. They ate only about five minutes walk from Kemuora Hallway Station, while 'Basses arp ointinnally patßing all day. For farther particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHHANE & SON, Ancticiaju. W, 8. CQCBtUNB), I JAS. DAGBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. IMPROVE DFfIRMS. MAKETU. ORfc'AT RO.il.'. OPAHEKE. ALLOTMENT, PAPAKURA. TfiS SuDicribois will ueJl, at tbeir Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, December 11, at 12 o'clook. By Order of the Executors in the Estate of Nathan Stewart, late of Maketu, Farmer, Deceased, LOT 1.-Lots 104, 106, 107, 108, and 110, Maketu, containing 50 acres, of which 20 acres are in grass, remainder fern and mixed bush, the whole securely fenced. LOT 2.-Lots 116, 117, 118, IJ9, and 120. Maketu, containing 50 aorcs, nearly all fenced, about 16 acres in grass, rooiaiftdpy ' mixed bush. LOT 3.—Lota 181 and 212, Parish of .Opahoke, ■ containing 88 acres, nearly all fenced, about 20 acres in grass, remainder mixed bush, of which 28 acres have been felled for burning, LOT 4-Lot 147. Section 11, Village of Papa kura, containing i aero. NO RESERVE. For further particulars, apply to Messrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, or SAMUEL COOHKANJB & tit)Si, AucHonoor* W, 8, COCHRANBJ fJAS. DAOBX MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Order of Commissioner of Hospital Reserves, THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF BMALL FARMS AT NOHTHCOTJE. THE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by Anotion, a,t their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 18th instant, at 12 o'olonlr, THS LEASIS, for a term of 21 years, of Allotments 14, IS, 16. 17, and 20, Parish, of TakapUßs, Bub-divlrted into Farm Sections of from 3 to 13 aoroa, having frontages to the main road, tho sea, and the new Lake road. For Conditions and farther particulars apply to BAMUIO, COCHRaNJS & SQtS, Auctioneers. %'VmVAYa r-- ; H" f■ b xr ts & se n SALE O» WOOiTi, SHBEPSKIHB HIDES, end TALLOW, esoh Tuesday. «t ilo'cioofe. AIB'KJSD BUCUJLASS,



f TOOKTHCOMMG LAND SALES 1 BY El T. W. HICKSON & CO. " TimBONA ZfZDBJNATDRE ' I i Ov all Balea undertakon by T. Wi Hlokson and ! Co. la guarantod by tho faot that they depend . entirely upon oil tho lend tboy oftor being sold . to rocoup them their expenditure in aurveys, lithographing, advortiainK, and other oxpensuj '. ot sa!o. Vondors only pay a commission on aotual salo, whioh commission is to cover all oharßee. If the land ia not sold, they (T. W. H. and Co) aro at tho loaa of tho whole outlay in Burveyp, etc. They aro therefore bound to have auoh moderate upaet prices flxod aa will onsuro a sale; oonsr quonl ty the public m»y depend on gettlntt value for tholr monoy, as in no oaao docs i thla firm uudortako sales where exorbitant I values aro looked far by the vondore. Asarule.ourvondoiaareowneraof manyyoara Standing (not speculators, who merely buy to soil at exomltant prloes), ylolding to tho pressuro of an alvanolns; and rapidly increasing popu- Sulation that ia deßiroua ot sefilng largo oatatri roken up. and acquirlnx lln interest in tha soil -tho Land for tho People TOWARDS THE END OF NOVEMBER. CORNHILL.-Ton small Farms, containing from i to 40 aorea, situated 12 miles out of town, by a Rood mntal road, In the ceatre of FaUu ratiga, one of tho moat thickly populated small farm dletrlcta In the North Island. The land 1b all of good quality, ranging in value from Rl to £25 an aore, and only neads to be Boon by tho P'aotloal farmer to bo appreciated. IThero 1b an excellent Government Sohool alongside the pro perty—a Smithy. Post oflloo, Pubsto Hall, eto. Dally Mall Ooaoh to aad from town—one of tho best in Auokland. The whole dintrlot is noted for tho all'iound productiveness of Jta soil, and suitability for formlnfr in all its branohee. It ifl close to tbe far-famed Btud Farms of the Messrs Maclean, and no discriot In tho oolony oan beats thla ono for average yield of oorn or quality ot etook of alt kinds produced In It. The Property has not had fair play, or It would have a muoh bettor appaar anfte than It now wears. Still, tho surrounding farms all give evidence ol what ma» b» done with the land If fairly treated. It is a very rare ooourrenoe for a farm In tho dlatrlot to oaange hands, and a notable faot that while It is dllll oult to Induce adjolnlrg owners to soil, the.c la always keen competition among: t thorn tor any portions ot land that do happen to oome iaio , the market, and the oldest established residents have br in steadily adding to tholr estate 3as opportunities offered. Merns of conveyanco will bo afforded to porsona desiring to view tho estate, and tho tallest Information given by the agents. Lithographs now In the P.C"3. WBSTBURY.—This side ot Mornlngslde. Is situated within easy roaoh ot town, olther by road or rail, being a short diatanco beyond tho Waterworks, on tho one hand, and not far from thn Mount Albert Railway station on tho other. The Land la of that medium quality, between olsy and voloaniOj that ia bo eminently suited for tho growth of fruit and garden produce ot overy drecriutlon. Being well Bhelterel from tho prevailing south-westerly winds, well watered, and sloping gently towards tho sun, no bettor situation could bo solcctod for establish ing a homo with nil tho surroundings that could bo desirod by tho most enthusiastic ad mirer of tho beautiful in Nature Tho placo is within easy walking and driving distnnco of tho town. Tho sections will vary m sizo to suit all requirements—from a quarter aero to five acrea. Tho terms will bo such as to bring it within tho roach of any ono ot modorato means, nnd every facility will bo given for tho oroction (of build ings and other improvements. Plans in tho Press. Fullost particulars obtnlnablo ot tho agoD.tS' Tltlo, Land Transfer. EARLY IN DECEMBER. GLEN GROVE.—This charming Estato sur rounds tho Otahuhu Railway Station, and Is tho first point on tho Auckland and 'Waikatolino which is at onco in tho country by, tho seaside, and convenient to town. Hero you have ovory advantngo that country lifo can atl'ord—open fields, abundance or fresh air—milk, vegetables, and farm and garden produco In abundance, andathaltihocrtoi thatia pAld in tho neigh bourhood of town; butter aud oggs fresh from the farms—every luxury that a country life afford;, with tho advantage of an easy, ohr:ip, and rapid means ot tranmt from your door to your business office. Here, wbilo at your work in the olty, jou can feel that your family aio happy in tha vnjoyment of that health and ex hilarating exuberance of eplriis that only a Hfo In tho fresh ooon folds ot the country will ensure them. To anyono fond of gardening no batter soil or situation could bo oealred; it la the very perfection of soli for garden or orohard purposes—a rlob, dry, volcanic loam, Upon the smallest of the seottons ample spt.ee may be found for a house, sardou, and orohard, and Its owner will find amplo toope for the exerolso of any latent talent or tasca for gardening pursuit?, and fnll employment for hla leisure momonis before and after business hours. Nowhere in Anokland ia the Mr during the Bummer, bo f ceeh and bracing as It ia In this neighbourhood, tem pered as it is by tho cool waters ot tho Manokau harbour. To those whose avo oatlona oompel them to toll in tho enervating atmosphere ot the olty during the day, nothing could tend more to invigorate their systoma , than tho trip out by rail to Olen Grove. A fea ture at onoo novel and poaaosslng sterling advantages will be noticed in the laying out of the seo<iona and roadp. Kaon of the email Bect tlona haa a frontagu, or Ingress to, a pormanent pasture reeorvo in the centre ot eaoh blook; no two of these small Beotlorß are back to back bnt all are backed bra green flaid. By tho oon dltlona of sale, theao win be reserved for open pastures for all time. So that, however thickly populated the placo may become, tt will alwajs have these opon breathing Bpacea In the midst ot the various blocks of buildings. In tho matter of scenery, Glen Grove will ylold tho palm to no other plaoe about Auckland. Ir> must bo Been to tv> apprrclntod, oa it Is not possible to do justice to it in a r hott parapra; h auoh aa thl?. It being lmpcs«lb!e to fu'.iy desoribo the many attractions ollered to thoso necking rural home?, atnioderato prices, not too fur from the oUy. wa oan only urge those deslr. Ing KUOb, to pay a visit et lnnpnotlon before in venting elawehero. Terms — One-fourth oath, balance at siven por aen*. Lithographs will shortly be out. litle, Lands Transfer. STIRLINGWORTH, HIKUTATA, THAMES VALLEY.— 2000 acres of Mr Henry Alley's really niagnificont estato will bo offered to tho public early in Decombor, in sections of various Bizes, and will afford a raro opportunity to ac quire a good farm in a good position. On a main trunk rond.propoeed trunk line of railway, and fine navigablo river. Land of tho richest quality. There has been nothing equal in any respect to thia proporty submitted to the public for many years past. Tho wholo of the interior traffic of tho Patetoro, Matamata, Wattoa, Aroha, and Thames Valloy oountry, whother by Rail or Wator, will have to pass over or by It. It ia in the oentre of the boat marketfor produce iv New Zealand, namely, tho Goldflelda of tho Thames. Peninsula, besides Timbor Mills and other industrial establishments employing a largo number of hands. Steamers are constantly plying up and down tho river, affording oasy and rapid means of conveyance to tho markets. A largo portion of tho land is in tho richest pasture, carrying and fattening a largo number of stoclr, which find a ready Balo at top prices in the Thames markets. There Is nothing that a aeml-tropical cllmato can produce that cannot he grown to perfection on tho warm, Bheltorod, alluvial flats of Stlrllngworth. Absolutely with out reserve. VuU particulars will be printed on lithographs, which will bo sent to any address on receipt of Post Card, or may be had at tho Office of tho Agents. Title—Land Transfer, VAUXHALL, NORTH SHORE.-Tho owner of this charming little estate, in compliance with the desire of several persons desirous of acquir ing sections for building, has arranged with us to subdivide it and placo it in tho market early Jn December. This proporty was ono of tho earliest selections, and tho person selecting it might well claim to havo picked the tsyes out of tho North Shoro, whon he had secured thie, ft must bo seeu to bo appreciated. But we may briefly mention that It la situated at the v>cat-rn end of tho Cnaltonham Beacb. of which, cs well as the North Head, Mount Vlc tO'la und <v nnmbar of tho Islands studding the H&urafcl Gulf, It commands ft full view. Many hundred*) of pounds have baen spent in adorn ing and beautifying tho grounds, no that no matter where a section may be selected, Its owner will bsoomo the possessor of ready laid out grounds, with hosts of fruit and ornamental trees, which have taken year a to roach the state of perfection and beauty they now present. Croquet lawne, bowew, shrubberlop,plantations —nature], ornamental and usef al—orangfls, and Other, fruit tr,eco in full bearing. The sea and Cheltenham Beaoh is within a hundred paoea, and only tan to fifteen mlnuteß' walk by a good footpath and metal rond fromDevonpoit Wharf. Nothing olbo like it anywhere about Auckland or tbe North Shore,. The Survey and Flagging will be done with the least possible delay, and date of Kale duly notified,—Title, Land Transfer. We have also a small but noleot list of CITY, SUBURBAN, and COUNTRY Properties for Private Sale, to whloh we beg to draw the attenticn ot Investors. GENTLEMBN'a RKBIDKNCES, with and without grounds. CITY BUILDING SECTIONS. flUltable for warehouses, CITY BUSINESS PREMISE?, yloldlng good steady rentals, and increasing in value. SUBURBAN BUILDING SITES, suitablo for Gentlemen's Residences. A few Very Superior FARMS, such as are seldom offered to tae public. None but First-clans Properties entered on our Lists, T. W..-HICKSON & CO., SSTATK AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND AEOHITKOTB, SUB VEYOUS AND LAND BROKERS (Licensed under tho Land Transfer Act), Authorised Native Land Surveyors, Queen-street, Auckland ver Good sou's Arcade).



Laad and Hatate AffenT/8 r% SL AS, TO" 111, I&ESS ON, WaiOßit JiAWD ANO FINANOUIi AUKiSS flunfeeiff i-HbiHor*! Baals ol Kow Keal»n(l t KiSSSTB aoft INI'IKOtST DellSQtSd. MONKY Snvastoa to Oaplialiato on Cri3t-ols»,B IBUWIPItIKS. WITHOUT OHAHQH. 9IX P8« 06Kt illowod on depOßitii nntll Invested, MORTGAGES isnrt LOANS NeSfOilatifO, 3ITARKS Booßht or Sold to order. jJOTATBS Managed for Abßentoe*. fl MjOTMKNTS Bought, and HonBBB Built oa ia. iho Weekly Payment Syntem. BUKbDINQ A&LOIHiHTB FOR BALH AST JPKB ffOOSt— 3ootlnnfl-fj'root, CO/ Wost-Btreot, SO/ Inkcrinmi' etroat, HI Heptrarn-street, Sond-atrct t, 16/ Ligar Place, 68/ Arefle-bti at, 16s JSorfolls-atroet, WI B3r-; -.(ord-atraet, SO/ Oisoic-iitreot. £10 Poralvft! Pc rade, is ' Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, SM Mount Kdon Road, fl4 Hoviß-atroet, 158/ ICjrber J'aaa, £8 aaotett-Btraet, isl Wormnnby Eoad, fil NolHiin-strent, 9)1 Brlßhtoo Road. *0i A1 In YAtfOTO oftei- s?rr*ts at law rat«;, ■P/'rtOA <J"y KEMD, Jafiuiua a£ «1O ana no Sw^wv (vafdn. oa s>>o3 60CUr)t)OB. OUBUN-STBBffiT, Kowton-Vory cotnfo.i nblo Boubo for Sale (new), near Fostafd Telegraph Oflloea, ou deferred p>jmentaj *10 doposlt required. fU KLaoN-STUBUT-New and very ooinfort i's able Houae of 7 rooms tot Bale, with gag and olty water Kid v*. Heasant vlevr of tHe uppor oortion ot harbour. Price £600. TVfIOUNT KDBN—Houbo and fovornl Allot- IyA inanlß on tho Kpsotn Bide for Sale. Allot ments at 33a 6d per foot frontp-RQ; [troat depth Rloli volnnnlo poll. SttVEN ROOMKD HOUSB and Two Allot ments (or sa'.o, within quarter of an hour's walk of Queon-slroet. Kay terms oan be Qtranaed. WHANGARKI-Bmall Homestead for Sale, with pplendld orohard. over 200 frult boarlnß trooa, alluvial soil; frontnae to Whan garol Kivor; two mllos from townohlp. OKKKSifOUi.'-STRllKi'-New and veryoon- JJ veniont Cottage for Bale, near Congrega tional Church, On easy torma. i?p-An-giX-UOOMlCl) HOUdK (naw). with mo\jv pantry, for Salo; very convenient; water laid on; oaiy terms. HAMILTON (WalKtt!o)-Houßo and aore Ot Kround for Hale, two nilntites walk from Bank of New Zealand, for fitot'. Lot 321, Hamilton West HUNXJA-Klßhvy Acres ot Land for Sala for C6S. Also, Blghty Acres at Walkloklo, for £CG. A Bt'lonilid olianoo for working man. ■POftfJ—Now »ad Woll-flnluhed Houee for 3J6OV Sa)ei M Kookj- Nook, Now North Jtoatl i mllotmou* 10 x 120. Very easy terms. NOKTHCOTK — Sevonronmed Honse, out bulldloß". An., nud SO aores of Land for Hale. Voryohoap, Grand vlflw ot tho harbour. «»9iA—vOUli-KOOMBU HOUBK for Bale, 3m" LKJ off Ooofc-Btroet, with largo allotment, rnifjKATOKA TOWNaHIP. - Two liargo A Corner Allottnenta tor Bole for £20, huvluu t'irea frontaino. PONBONBY — New Sls-roomod Houbo for Sale near the Throe Lamps, Prloe, £1280 Kiw terms of payment. DEVONPOKT, Lake Koad-Several ymt oholoo Villa Sites for Sale, having road and ooa frontages, and possessing ihe finest landscape views to be fonnd around Auokland. Very easy torma ot payment. fiVKft— A NICK NEW OOTTAQB In New w*" ton for Bale, with large shod, allot ment 40 x 100: vary chess. WAITK MATA KIVWK ffBOW'VAGB.—Lana for Hals nt Si par acre, in Uirso or small blookj, KsMy tenno. "OARHKH.—Kcnaa wsJ 1J scras orohard for JT Bait), la full bearing i oowshed, worfeehop, towlhoubo, tea. : Rao «■;& view. 4?<?ftK-HOUBK fot SrtJ6 in WUUam-stroal, *"UJ ;,sar Hi, o?.mei,'Uhorcb. EPaOti— ttenUoiosn'B van. itjsldouce. seven rooms, etmoh-homo, stsbliuft, Ko. fiIOOO. RKMUBHA-lS ooreu, tor S«u!i i mooUeaj noil and splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, PornoU - Bls-roomefl H-jur-a tor sain, allotment 10 x 1001 water liUdon. 1V103.A17*. PONBONUV— New Slx-roomcd Hooao anfl Work.-jhop 'or Bale] two aUoimontai two frcntaßOH; caaj" tenaa, PAKNKUj. — New!y-flai6heJ filx-rcomod UoniMi for sala) pieaMnt view t HXSO, WAliMti alac B'or B&'.e at WaikomlU. Pare ■*• inoromo, SloSsa'o' Polut, WalMkereL Mahu rtatf. North Sboce, Papakm-n, fee Also, floe list In New i'etilani HcraM and WtMy Newa, OE AS, WILLIAMSON, BBTjt'J'H AGRNT. VutOAg hlV* 57? O « ti A JL Ji, .SJ By KDWAKO WAYTK HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MODNT AIjaKUT-Gontlemuk'a Rcsldenoe, 10 rooms, outtmlldlnw, 3 o0 uorci voloanto land (nearHMtion), flaovtuw; otic-^lsth oaah. MOUNT ATißKßT—House 10 worne, outbuild- JnRi1, 3 ucrssfronting thros ronda (noarstation) -£l)J0. VOU3ANIO LAND (at Mount Kden)-SJ aores In convouiont iiacUioeSa, with aavun-ioamcd Hou'W, natbulldtngs. Olatern, Frntt Trees, £150 Ciifih, lul'Liico at 7 por cunt. A Bargain. itftONl1 ALBBIiT (tioar Hallway StaUon) ti! aores voloanlo soil. In grata ; splendid view, fronts i ron<l«. MOUNT ALBKKT (near stntlonl-Houao 10 room?, 2 aorca.—£7o3. UOU3K OK KIGQT BOOM?, Kden Torraco. Gas Strive, iv.nplo water supply. Otferod cheap. No. 205. MOUNT BDKN (noar Railway Btation)-3oven roomed Houbo anrt Largo Allotment l good boslncsa Bite, £500 only. Terms—Kasy. MOUNT KUKN-HoueeM roomß, JS2W VIKW HOAD (Mount JCdon>-Klne Boven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonorete otstorn, holler, outhouse, with nearly ono acre. COTTADK and LOT-193 x 150—£200, ON EH UN O\ (adjotniog Pah Farn>)-lli aorea in crafs, with nx-roomod >Uou»s, oow-shods. &o.: abnndaut water, good ontfldoirun. - £609 ONBHUNG A-Houso 8 rooms—Bloo. 3IOUNT EOKN—Capital 8 roomed House, with two lartfo allntnienis baiutlfully laid oat, £200 cash, bxlnnca at 7 ocr cent, A'V.OTMKMS, Henflold Koad, Parnell, Kioh mono, Jloun; Kden, etc KD. WAYTK, Hngno and Land Agent. T AND, MOUSE, & KBTA'I'JS AGKNT •" valuator, Sohespf's Buildings, Fokt-stkkkt, auckland. Tha nnderaißncd, in Commenolng Bualnees n Auoklsad, boss to announce that twelve yean' experienco in V/«lkito has given him an inti mate knowledge of tho dtstrlot, aa well aa a business connection oxtandtug to a parts of tha Auoklnnd I'rovtitco. lie la, therefore. In a nojitloti to give She JnUest and most reliable information to lotondlng tottlere. Who Will reooivo letters of Introduction to hie local AoontH. and they will otfor overy facility for tnopootlng tho VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON «AND Fob Sai.h. Valuations of Town or Country Property made «t tho shortest notice. MOMKY AUVANCHD on freehold Beouilltes, iii Bumß of £IGO up to £6.000. MONEY IN VSii r ISD, and nc ohargo made to Investors, KENNEDY HILL, VF. V» B XKViSNS ' HOUSK. bANU ANU B-INANOIAL AGKNT OBNiIBAL COMMISSION AGE.NT, Next Union BiNic, Uubhei-btridrt, auck- LlfTO, FroperMeji advertlaad free ot coat, ana no ohargo made unlooa biißlness dono, Mats ot Properties for ealeforwarded monthly to AKeatfl in Napier, vYeUlcgton, Ohrlatohnroh and Dnnedln. luanrancos effootsd ou Hooses, Cropi), Fur nlturei &o. I'roporUon Valuod, Sarroya Undortakon, Building Estimates proparod. HortKagos and Leans negotiated, !fOK S ALB GRACJC-STRKET, Ponsoaby—House, 5 rooms. on deferred payments, very cheap. 876 ROCKY NOUK-Hooeo of 5 rooms, quite new, en deferroa payments. CO BKHEaifOKU-STREIST-Honße. 7 rooms, large hall, W4tei" laid on. 875 50 AORWS of Lsnd in To Awamntu Township, all fonoed, part suitable for building Bites. 870 MOUNT EO3KIt.Ii KOAD-House, 6 roims and eonllcry, 3 ohimlntes. tanks, Szo. 1173 SBAU'tKLU TlKW—Nice Cottaße ot*-rooms, Kartlon. and largo workshop. £300. 862 PAPaKUHa—7-ronmcd Houae and 32 aorea good land, on main road, oloao to rail way; veryooeap. A5 89 ACKU3, near Hot Springs, Walwera. Al . MAKY-atKKUIT. MOUNT BURN - Pretty Oottnso,s rooms and pantryjargo lovel allot inonc, ui9 CHAPKL-STREKT-HoußOin this central nosl tlon, snltable for boarding house. Very chow. H4B TWO BHOP3 mi. Dwellings, on good leadln« thoroußhtoe. 829 GHAKT ONROAD-Bouse, B rooma, gaß, «o AVONDALK—House, 9 rooma, eztenaive aheds, stable, outhouses, ota, »nd highly cultivated farm: larso orohard. etc. 818 PONSONBY-Houso; B rooma, two tanks, km don, eto.; very oheap, 819 GRffIAT NOiiTH KO.AU - House, 8 rooma, gardea. izo. bju iOOO AOKK3-Freehold Land, suitable for a cattle run t ussy distance from Auoklandi SBVUItAL BLOCKS of Native Lands. Titleal Crown Qranta. Very oheap. A4B KAURI BUBH, 8600 aores, good water front ago, at low prloe. A47 12 aorks Rood ploughable level Land, dose to \7haa Stailoni AS2 PABTIOOLABS OF OTHER FBOPEBTIBS ON APPUOATION. SEVERAL HOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VERY LOW PRIOKB. Sewing Machines. ESTABLISHED 1855. BY SPECIAL 4* ffiW ii,. API'OINTMBNTi ONLY THHS OSLEBRATKD \ sawiNQ MAOHINBS. The Easleat, Simploat, Best Made, and Moat Durable. The only Sewing Maohlne whloh haa never baentbeaten In competition, 8010 A«ents In New Zealand! SHAKBISPEAB. AND CO,, (Onpoßlto the Market,) QOBBN-BTBKBX,



Jmv aa ■ & » i jb, . i 0 i LAND, 00MHI8BI0N, AND KSTATK A SHUT, j i lONBY LENT ON PERSONAL SECURITY. ] HIGH-BTRKKT, AUOKLAHD. i CO pf *rtfP| g MKKCHANTS, W B FHmuPWI & SOKr« 9i A S7, QojUBW.B'JTJUKJS'i', Avasht.at>, If,S,, JMI'OH'i'KKH Off PAFKRHAHSING3, Panel Uscera<loar, BliAUS—PolllAaa. Oltttiroil, suA lioasii £>EAHB 3nell£h Hurt twuilorattiJ ffiiaat. Photo' graphic, aiasoahfliie'). WHXTB LSSAD, COIORH, OIL VAKNJfcBttR {Intakes, Mixed. PnVntoi, Carson's Antk&Y.' rosivo and Patftai SUio&ta Paint*. MUUIUJNUO-Gllt, afelnoa, Voneareti, to 3'ioture Frame and. itooin DsocraHono, Fane? fframea tor Oablnat and O.D.V. I'jotonus ci avory iosotipV.ca la areas -jttrtsJj SCttAPS—Pfcoica wad t&lourefl, iabuuui for I'unscte, y«**>4, &0., &0,, aso. Uot-out or OTSriny ASo-anto, nil cleea j OaSiiaat and 0.0,Vt MsaiJOi i A«tW ZtauniuStos. Wi P» JB 8. i»yUia always on uoad tiie Itraesi ■took ol tha above b«kls ik tho Novih Mtana ot New Zealand, ore utiio Mj oxcouio «i«nar whole into or retell ci-usm ou tbe uiuul iftvoui'suis lenui, Baniploo o£ l'cipteaaaKlnuß from opet nook, or of wiruuU p&oJwufss, asnt on appiiot Hon. New Betuei's in Auckland tthoaid inspect oar stool: Of Paperhsii;;! .n>ta andl'loiurafl Dstnrj fitting up thoir now noiaou i liiuy trill flsrt soms Italna to salt tha menua of oTowriir. W.PHIMJFPS&SOH, PAIN'S .oEWOyfy, V * WHOloßale&R«tiui *<y W. H. HAZARD, flnnmnlrer, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIH, Loudon, yTROTeoHMtST TO THE ROYAL YAOHT QQUAOKON. j^TEW >» KKIVAL OF pOODS fM rs. Down, BVAYANDOOR3KX UPPER HOB3ON-'.T BET Hatublluhod K]i. Bvory DasorlDtton ot Stay Snrptioal HoUb opon tho latnst lmproTeraaßts. Bhouldor Rtraon Made to Order, Country Ordora Ponctaally Attondud to. rfT r E A U O «J S X® optioun. BU n 6100k aPEOTAOIiKS AND BYB OLA.BBK3 Ot every aaecrlpUoiij an kooorstf Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MICROSUOPBa AND TBIiV .BOOPKS, Powerful nnd Ohoao. AMI BO ID BJlBOUBT«H«, TBItSM01IBTKB«. Blkotbio Bklls, hatthriks ahd FITTWGS, M»gr.qto Eleettla Mnolnnca and HMediee! Colls. OPBRA OLABBBa. HiNOOUiiAH FIKLt AND MARINE QLAB3SS. THBODOLITKB, COMPASSKB, BBXTANTS, Spirit Hydromotsn, Saccharomctow, Salinotnoton, Argentomnters, See,, &e,,&e. ABBOT KJ« TAYLOK'S PATENT BBWINO MACHINJCB ft KXTRAS, lutrnmentfi and Sewing Machlnci repaired, Orposm Tint Poav Onrwx, \\T ULUtr TH•>a AB, Tf Oaraar 0/ taeua sr.il VlcWri&-rt)"i««, AuaUsnd "^ftßl KOSPIKaKTJL, HAKtUt ASH «B«f««.-lt BTOirSHASOE, ASCHITSKFVufUi' i.fJt: OAr.vaS ■ JnstTistiwis aiajor>?s M'.rt to?w.t!r.al Ou^iusnts, Tca>bv Hsiulswfl-is, «iis e?e»j QMCTI-tiloa of Btor,s v-'or's »«<>• tow»* oMjaihli I RB nylnwß mrt •-nnmv rgißAMKS CAKKIA«B AND DKAY 1 ?AOTOKY. JTABJES MACKIK, I'BOPftIKXO*, V}«JVO»ITA-f(TBJSST BAST, AUOBUUIDi Kep«l» o! every dsacrrption » Wood and Iron neatly exeonted on thn test notice. aprlnßß made ana repaired. ys on band, a largo Quantity of linraps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spotcoa, Bed Qaat Pelloea, and Honarl t own Hardwood. N.8.-Oauntry orders onnotaall ettcaflafl ia rfc^s 7"" !fi_J MARK ——iSL?L-_^3.7" O 0 X SALE, 1 Fonj-w heeled Dor Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dob Cart (nearly new> 1 Large Lady'a Phaeton Double-eeatoa Bußgy anted to Parohaafl, Donble-geated Hooded T^j o "i1 "v » A' « S O" torosb's FiibHo Hot, OolfljiaadShoww Batl:'. yiotovla-Ei/ect .fia-st, Chai'ge, Oaa Smtutre. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 9 The Bath-roomo ara all private, and mppll9A with every oonrenleßoo, Torldstk towels, flesa and hair brashes, c imbs, '-ewirasors, soapi. See, Beleot bcth-rosms <prlT&ts) for Ziadles ever? doy, at all hours, with taiuaJe attemSanoo, Oira Smiiiiixa asd Bixfenok, {'leaee note the adiirosß l Vlo»eirln-«r«o» rfftoV, fiboto the Qrer hoand Hotel, anfl ccx» ths ohesp Soflftlna »«4 Tnroitaro Msif, A'JoSland. N.q.—R&rher Id attontonea. | 1 « O U «V W . li 1 M ft QROuixT'LIMB, fOit .'JAJLS, SOUTHGATB'S MAHUKANUI HVDHAULIO GBOUND BOOUH UMB, In an; naantlsy, far conorete, Paths, Floors, Oellarß, eta. (nest to atone flagging, lfl un rivalled for dnrability and hard-Betting Qnalitleo). For tanks acd other wet worte it 18 a j&rst-Qlftga materliO. B, K.KA3NE, SOLE AGENT, nnaTOM-HOPBIB-6TBRW. JB. Xl A P D B « • haa taken over the Business reoently oarrted on MISS HAINKS, Tobacconist, and hopes receive the (support ot al old oustomera, SEIBOT ASSORTMBNT OF TOBACCOS CIOABa, PIPK3, &0. QUEE N ■ 8 T REST, Under Albe Hotel. PROBE IT TO THE | BOTTOM AND YOU WILD FIND THAT XT BWIB, pUSTOM-HOUSK-SXRBET JjKWIB, Kj KABT. BAB TEH OHEAPBST AND BEST ASSORTMENT OF China, Glass, & Earthenwark IN THB CITY, SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND aKLLING AT ENORMOUS KHDOCTION 1 WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. Agent for Walksr'b Oblbbbatb Scotch Whisky. griffin's sparkling ahe b, Bpeolal Bhlpment, now to hand, BASB'S ALB AND GUINBSB'B SIOUT, Q OUSTOM-HOUBB-STRBKT KABT, ' AUOELAHDt



A UCKL&SD PERMANENT fNVfiBTMSNX SOOXBi-TV. Jhwshold or tevjehoia ftfopwtfea *a sanw of £20 so i(!8,0O0 vriooipal and Interest tying **• paynbte In instalments s-t the foUovkiSr ];■»■' doobq Kates for wpaystteal oJ suoii «wu borro^ffid 1— "^ Ins over lerwoox, r3pa j & t fjß . " Ud, a * 4. isoac _ ..200 IM 0 fi S yeara _ ~ 10 in ids c | 253 : :: US ffi u.S ■bs : : ?! SiM ID years .. - B 3 182 IB H And n the sanio proportion for unaUs; or larger loans. DEPOSITS,—Ths Society rccsfvas Money 00 iWtt «U per «* P- S |^ A . rQaK; Secretary. OWEV TO LEND on Mortßugo In any aam required, on terms to enlt crrowcrc, Interest allowed on monies placsd ! turn; handa till Invested.—W. V, Stevens, In vesting Aaeat, 187, Qncen-atroßt. £10Vo £1,000. VICTOKIAK LOAN and DISCOUNT ABSNOY, HIGH-3TRKRT, AUOKLiND (OPPOSITE CirY COUNCIL OFFICES). Money advanced from £10 to 81000 on Personal Seouriry, Doeda cf Property, tharof, &o, Kopaymonto oat) bo made In Inatalmants of One SHiLt.iNa pbu Week for eaoh Poubd bor rowed, or in any woy to salt borrowers. Communications Confidential.* Post Officm Abdrrbb : Box 90, Anokfcnd. Xjn <iM«V tb &S3SB oj Sf.flfta*'?.' ■»■' BaltaHo»> a<jg tan»aßaaaiiaoiiii»ad-rtt'"<i | £,tf\t bt\ TO iiXND ua ffitHKUOLD *Ul.l»U SKOUBITYI fllao, aoveral sums or «l,0«l and £500,- Apply Aitken Oarrfok, offlne nf William AUben. Bbortland-atreet \;*ONif¥ '&'«> t!«ai>, lv sp.m» o$ fi'/SX' , w § anrt fjuww.l*, »? ? per caise ■'.i}U(3iSQ». (fdi-is-alriHia. x . \tMBY XV h&iilJ, la large ji «ftftt| -.4 i muz, &i juual rato oi Intesß: t^JSWast* a OOOPSK, '<)jJKcjiior«. MeroUanaiee. A* JSL eat her, OiCNKKAt, IMPORTKU, HAS ON HAWD AND TO AKBIVE— BRANDX- Oaurvolslor's Brandj In balk do do one diamond, four dia mond, and VO Assoolatod Vineyard Brandy In bulk, oaso, ilaiiK. and half-flask Mnllcr Vrorao' Brandy In balk, case, flack, and bait nttßk Hemmußy'a Brandy In CRfi« W, and A. Gllboy'a Brandy in oaso KUM- J.owuflcfl1, 30 o.a, -casks and hhds 1.-amon Hart's, i-casks w. and A. Gllbey'B, In oaae. VV and whits WHIBKY (bulk)- UtOßulwoi Invsiruese, Glenllvot, Terrier, IClrkor, Graer and Oc>, In demljohna and 2 gallon jars WHISKY (easo)- Ooiiio Blend, Koyal Blond, Rob Roy. Jero beam, Gtlen Almond. W. and A. Gilbey'a, Irish and tiootoh In flaaka BOHNAPPS- Hente'a, W. and A> Gilbey'a WINKS (bnlk)- Bllvn and Coßln's, Australian, Qrecaoh, ana Tokay WINE 3 (In oaße)— W, and A. Gilbey'e (Cuetla brand), Port. Sherry, Olsre*, MaryulH, M4(lotra, lx, A, B, 0, k. and a; vo Olarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, I) Champagno — .ttcedtrcr, i'orrlor and CftmaooJ ALS- Baiiß, b'sUlei by Kail Hoars Hood, bottled by Hall John «ull, bottled by John Held Ashby's and MolSwun's " Globe ' brand Ansrlo-Bavorlau aiot/T— Roar's HORfI.HaU SCdmond'B Pin Brand Qalneim'a. bottled by Blood Wolfs Sparkling Ksnrutone, plnta and quarta Gale and Frimid'a and Johns, Matthews »djl Co, Oecuino White Lead and Zino Llnsosd OH, linw nnd Roilod, in drnnui Uolza Oil, in rtruiii.i Oaator Oil, in bulk OKIKD FRUITS- Currants, (n hair oasoa JiXmn iinißlnu and Figa Aldon Apples (evaporated) KS KOSiCN B, 130 and ISO test l}«v(.\)';i Roi »I JMUfant, Light Of AtiS, f'rt tnlum Bafoty PrUus York flntnn and Baoon at Low ttttw JOBAOtO- Over tho Water, l?s, NailroS Royal Ktsndard Long 6'a venna, We, 6'b, Double Thlok P Piooaa OILMEN'S HTOBWB- Tean, Sn«ar, 10, lw. No, 3; Paper Xagl, ;-'lok!o.i, Kippered Herrings. Potted Moat?, and an assortment of Qeneral Ooorts always on band. A BBATHEB, A XiHUH O TM'ATHAjr, >'$.. JLJL* J.l IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, 33, Lowsb Qceen . Brassy, Auckland (Oiiposltn itflilwey Healninntton), &»U Al 9, $KW BKOAD-STBBKT, LOSDOM, .ik=i. Espresisuiatives in America, Oon; iJuaut-al and Colonlft! Porta, GX;?i.'IiAX. MEBCHANDISS wbppsk akd npiost: OttHSP rBUITR ii t^(i::l) WB.XJTX AND VCanrtJkßbSi! S'aKBKSVSD MKAW) SIOB, 'JfAFSOOA, AUC SAO uIMVfIAITOtKX OOHrKCTIOUISKV f..«JB ASD JEITXISB fMBSSIKVIBIJ FISH ' '. IHNOI.EB CO^ONIAI, fliUDirCrt TOBACCOS CWAJIH AND OiaAESaXIKg WAX MATCnttS iraAFPINO PAPKKH 7AFSS BASS oiu and rAnras BOSS OBMmra aetd FuaxES OBOOKBBY ?JAKOIT AND HABUONroUR vr«>sa and hpirits AQUINO? AND BAWfVS ROOUB jroß.BKrtiHH Aim iro«3!!ss» MAjrurAonnumi INDKNTB FOR~IXL CLASSES O? MEKCHaKDISE. kxkoptkd on anvantagboub tlbmb, iiiiiKK-vf, Advakobs on Kauri Sao. Woo cod other Colonial and Island Produce cor shin tnent to Londsn, at which port dobio nu reoelva vramct Rnantion faotp MrL. A, Nathan A.KTHUR H. 'KATRAS, Frospeotus. FK os p E .0 t us O» TBK BELENBVILLE. FLOUB MILL COM-. PANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £20,000 In 20,000 sharks of £i Bach, Pava lb as follows : — Ten Shillings cor Share to ba paid daring tUe.first Twelve Months ; One Shilling on application; One Shilling on allotment; Two Shilling!) on Ist February ; Two Shillings on lat Moy: Two Shillings on lat Aniroat; Two Shillings on lat of September, 1883. Provisional Directors 1 Mr John Foster Mr H. P. Kavanagh Mr James Hand Mr Inaao MoLeod.' Mr D. MoOlennan Mr William Adams Mr It. A. MoLeod. With power to add ta their number. Bankers : National ank of Mew Zealand. Solicitors : Messrs Dlgnan and Armstrong. saoaKTARY pro tan. 1 Joaoph Giifflths, The objeots of the Helensvllle Blonr Mill Com pany (Limited) will be the ereotlon of a Flour Mill and Grain Store, and the Importation o Grain from the South or any other part of th world where they can pnrohaso with advan tage. The advantages that the.proposed Company would possess over all others in tho pravinoa are patent. Vessels coming from tho Soqth; 0 liaiptiru Porto for timber are, as a role.f reluhta i with grim.and tho Heieoß^llle Timber Oom pany's mills being now In fall operation would be n great inducement for that olasa of vessels to ran to Helenevllle, and would ensure cheap freights, whilst the consumption of flour In tho Kaipara nlone will guarantee a large trade to the Company. Mi VWA. R V BAKIiIT, ABOBITBOS, SSIOHBUBTS SSUILDHSE QanU'RftSß.