DIOCESAN SYNOD.

The Synod met at four o'clock yesterday afternoon, His Lordship Bishop Ccwie presiding.

There wet o present: —

. Clkeoy. — Yen. Archdeacons Clarke, Maunsell, Pritt, Willi*, and Revs, Baker, Bate?, Biggs, Broe, Burrows, Calder, H. Davis, J, K. Davis, Dudlej^-tfariey, Gould, Gulliver, Haselden, Hawkcs, Hewlett, Hewson, Kin;?, Mulgan, Nelson, Phillip?, Vurchas, Taylor, Tebbs, Smallfield, and Wal.il,

LMTy.—Mcssis Babar, Batger, Beere, Boardmaa, c laytoo, Cochrane, Crispe, Dttwson, Doonio, (-corce, Green, Hamilton, Hammond,.• flaultaio, JUciith, Hills, Hughes, Jackson, Kensington, -Kirkbride, Larkins, Luke, Lusk, Mas*,iicld, MacMillan, JNolan, Pierct1, Itawlings, Rice, Sawkins, Taylor, Uptorj, Wells, White, Woollams and Worthiogton. FROVISION FOX CONGREGATIONAL Dif ferknces.—The President read the fol lowing letter, which, he had received from tic office oi the Diocese of Waiapu at i Napier s—"My Lord,—l beg to forward for the consideration of your Synod the follow ing resolution, passed at the last session of the Synod of this province :—' That this Synod is of opinion that provision should be made in Statute V.'of the General Synod for the resolution, whon circumstances re quire it, of serious differences between a canonically instituted incumbent and his charge,in somo other way than through the resignation of the incumbent, or through the action of the Bishop's Court. That this resolution be communicated to the several Synods in the dioceses of this ecclesiastical province, with a view to suggestions being made by the Diocesan Synods to the General Synod at its next triennial session.' —Yours, &c, j. B. Fielder, Diocesan Secretary," Home MISSION.-Mr A. K. Taylor moved, " That the report of the Home Mission Select Committee; together with the resolu tion thereto appended, be considered on Thursday, and take precedence of any other business."—Unrried.

St. Mary's, Taranaki.—The Rev. P. Walsh submitted the report of the Select Committee appointed to ontider the peti tion from New Plymouth, praying tor the constitution of that town and part of the ad jacent country iuto a pariah, to be called St. Mary's. It lecimmeoded the granting of the petition, and defined the proved boundaries. - The Rer. P. Walsh gave notice that ha would m-ive that effect sUsuld be given to the committee* recommenda tions,

"Church Gazette" Committee.— This committee presented their report Jt stated that the receipts for the year had been £388 Is 9d, while tbe expenditure amounted to £26017« sd, leaving a balance to credit of £127 4s 4d.—(Applause.) Gknbiul Trusts BoABD.-Upon ihs mo tionofMrG. P. Piercetbereportolthisßonid was read. It recommended, inter alia ; (1) that the general Synod should bo requested to allow such portiona of the Cathedral site to be leased as should not be required for thy Cathedral; (2) that the General Synod should bo ask«d to net aside a portion of the Symonds-Birect property as a site for a church, and it staled the trustee* resolve to let a piece of land at tbe corner of Karanga bape Road and Uundry-street as a church site for 21 years, at a rent of 6s T or annum.

St . Thomas's—The Bey. Gould's motion for a select committee to consider and report upon the petition from St. Thomas's, for the constitution of a parish, havieq'bean carried, a ballot was taken for the election of a committee, and resulted in favaur of Messrs Hughes, Fierce, Upton, Boardrqan, Larking, and Colonel Haultain, while the Rev. F. Gould is a raembtr by virtue of his position as mover of the resolution.

SrjNDAY-Scaoor. LES6ON«.-Mr Larkiris's motion for a vote of tbauks to the com mittee which prepared the Sunday-school lessons for the present year was carried. Lay Headers. -The Key. Pnilip Walsh moved "That a cordial to',o of thanks be given to tha lay readers of tbe dioceto for their valuable services to the. Church."— Carriod; . . :

Supplementary Clergy List.—The Her. W. Tebbi moved that in the list of clergy licousod to officiate in the diocese, some distinguishing mark should be affixed to those entitled to sit in the Synod.—The President explained the difficulties con nected with the observanco of any such rate, and the motion was therefore with drawn. • . . . .

Occasional Services,—On the motion of the Key. W. Tebbe, the Revs. NelsoD, Dudley, and Bales; Messrs Boardman, Kawlings, Upton and the mover were ap pointed a Select Committee to report on tue question of occasional services.

BEPaESEBTATIO^ OF COUaTKY DIS TRICT*.—On the Bey. C. M. Nelson's motion, the Key. B. T. Dudley, Messrs McMillan, Boardmao, Crupo, Luke, Cocbrane, and the mover were appointed a Select' Committee to consider the subject of the representation of tbe country dis tricts in this Synod, and to report at the next sossion.

At the request of tbe Rev. Mr Tebbs, his proposals for the amendment of Statutes 2, 3 and i were referred to this Select Com mittee. -

QtjBSTiONS.—The Key. W. Tebbs asked the Provident:-(1) "To d.fine the term 'liceusod clergyman,' used to describe the qualification' of a clerical member of the ovnod." (2) "Tostate whether it is im porative that the notice of the meeting of synod referred to in resolution be forwarded to each,mambor." (3) "To state what effect the omission of soohnotice (if impera tive) could have upon th« Synod."—l he President replied : (1) That he understood the words "l-censedclergyman" to mean a clergyman holding the Bishop's license; (2) that a notice of the meeting of tbe Synod was required -'-to be sent to each member of the Synod; and (3) that he was not aware that the Synod would be affected by" the non-reception of such notice by a member of tbe Synod. .: St. Geobcie's, Thames.— Mr Upton moved "That a select committee be ap pointed to consider the question of the debt due by ~the church of St. George's, Short land, and thai the committee consist of Messrs Baber, Batger, Beere, Haultaln, McMillan, Rawllngs, and the mover."— Carried. .

Standing Comjuttbii.-A ballot was taken: for the election of a Standing Com mittee, and resulted i« the return ef the Yen. Archdeacons Mannaell and Pritt, the Bey. B. T. Dudley, and Messrs Beardroan, Dpton, Hesketh, Hughes, nod Kensington. Mr Pierce declined to «tand tor re-election. Repair of Bishop's KksidehO*.—The Yen. Archduaeon Maußsell's motion for the repair of the Bishop's residence was carried with the exception of the last clause, which reads-^Thftt the Synod particularly requests the clergy and parish officers to hold collec tions in their several churches in aid of it before the end of the current year.— Upon it Mr Larkins moved an amendment, viz., "Thatthe Synod calls on the mem bers of the Church to contribute to the above work, and particularly requests the clergy and parish officers, to collect and to recommend liberal gift?, and, where pos sible, to guarantee a just proportion of the amount required."—This amendment was negatived, and then, on tbe motion of Mr Pierce, the Synod pajssed on to the next business, the motion consequently lapsing. INSPECTOR OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS.—Mr Heath moved " That the President having repeatedly recommended the Synod to provide a stipend for a Diocesan Inspector of Sunday-schools, the Standing Com mittee are requested to aid the Bishop in obtaining a stipend.for bucU an officer," Carried.

, Rsprksentatiow at Stood.—The Rev. W. Tebbs moved, "That the number of representatives of Diocesan Sjnod be pro portionate to the number of coummunicants on the roll or rolls of the electoral diatrict." After some discussion, the motion was Withdrawn, on the understanding that notice would be given of a motion for the appointment of a committee to consider the" question of representation. I Synod Meetings.—On the application of the Key. W. Tebbs, his motion, " That the Synod meetings, with the exception ot the first day, shall be between the hours of 4 and 6, and 7 and 10," was postponed till a later period of the session.

Clergymen's Pknsioh Fund. —Mr oardman moved —(1.) "That the early establishment of a general pension fund for the clergy of this ecclesiastical province is a matter of very great impor tance." (2.) " That every licensed minister engaged in ordinary ministerial duties, should be a subscriber to such fund, and pay a portion of the annual payment necessary to secure a stated pension or annuity at given age?, and the congregation or congregations to I whom the ministers should pay the other portion of such annual payment." (3,) " That a minister permanently leaving tho colony should bo entitled to receive back from the fund the total amount he has paid into it, less any linos paid and any sum ho may have received from it." (4.) "That the Right Reverend the President of the Synod be reipectfully requested to submit the ' above resolutions to consideration of the General Synod at its next session."—The proposals met with very great favour from the clerical members of the Synod, and paßßsd nem. dis, ' '

Proposed Ckmeteey. ~Dt Purchas moved, "That this Synod recommends the GeneralSynodtoauthoriße the trustees of St John's College to tell a portion of the college estate, adjoining the native reserves at (Jrakei, to tbe city of Auckland, for the purpose o£ a cemetery," The motion, how ever, was subsequently withdrawn. Sympathy *md CoNaaATULATioy.— Mr Bico moved, "That this syncd desire 3to express its einccre and continued sympathy with Bishop Selwyn and the members of the Mission staff in the work of the Melanesian Mission; and the Synod offers special congratulation on the safe re turn of the Bisbop from his sojourn at Florida, and upon the increase in the num ber of native teachers established in the islands."—Catried.

St. Mark's. The Rev. F. Gould pre sented the report of the committee appointed to consider tbe petition that a certain part of Kenmera district be constituted anew parish. The committee recommended that the prayer of the petition should be granted, and submitted a definition of boundaries.— Report read ond ordered to be considered at next sit'Og. Cathkukal Bpiidino Fond.—On tbe motion of Mr J. V. Jackson, the Synod re commended tbe I-iocesan Trust V, ard to constitute a c >thedral building fund, aed to request the President to transfer tbe sum referred to by him to the trustees so con stituted.—Agrucd to. auditors,—Mr Vickcrs was appointed auditor of the tiust accounts, and Messrs Heather and Cameron for the accounts of tbe Standing Committee.—Agreed to. - The Synod adjourned to 4 p.m) this day, NOTICES OF MOTION. The following are the notices of motion on the business paper lor to-day :— The Rev. Philip Walsh to move, "Tbat the report of the Select Committee re formation of the parish of St. Maiy'c, Taranaki, be adopted, and that the parish be constituted as recorr mended, wiih the boundaries as set forth in the report."tj rfiXi I Mr Ceispe to move, " That the thanks of the Synod be given to the managers of the' Church Gazette,' Messrs Upton and Cocbrane, 1'

MrJ. H.UPTON fo move, "That the thanks of the (Synod be given to Messrs Ewington and Larkins, for tbeir combined service? at the gaol." ' Tbe Rev. C. M. Nelson to move, "That it be a recommendation from this Synod to the General Synod, to define tbe terra licensed clergyman, contained in the Statutes."

The Rev. Mr Figgs to move, " Tbat the Synod proceed to elect a committee to prepare Sunday-school lessons' for the on suing year; such committee to consist of the Rev. Messrs Bates, Dudley, and Gould, and Messrs Heath, Hammond, and Worthington." ,

Mr Heath to move, " That * committee be appointed to draw up a scheme for re' presentation at the Synod, and to submit the same to the next meeting of Synod; such committee to consist of tbo Bey. Mr Tebbs, and Mcssra Pierce, Upton, Board man, Batger, and the mover."

The Key. F. Gould to move, "That.tbe report of the Select Committee appointed to consider the petition of the membeis of St. Ma'k'u congregation, Bemuera, tbat tbe district in wbicb they reside' be constituted a parish, be considered," Mr Clayton »o move, "That he will ask at tbe next meeting what steps have been taken to procure from England the portraits of Sir William Martin, Bishop Pattesoo, and the Key. J, Atkin."

Mr Kick to move as an amendment to motion for a Select Committee on the ques tion of representation :— "That the Stand ing Committee be requested to conMdarthe question of representation of the diocote in the Diocasan Synod, and to submit to the Synod at its next sessioD,, a fcheme for determining and apportioning the number of synodsmen." Mr Kick to move "That the IJill to ameiid Statute No. 2 (election of synode men), be read a first time." ADd " That the Bill be read a second time and con sidered in committee at tbe next sitting (to-morrow)."

Mr BOARDMAN to move, " That a com mittee be appointed to consider the ques tion of a General Pension Fund for this ecclasiasticnl province, and report to the Standing Committee, and that the follow ing b« the members thereof: The Bey. Mr Dudley, the Rev. Mr Calder, Mr Pierce, Mr Upton, and the mover." Mr Pierce to move, "That this Sjnod would again moat respectfully urge upon the General Synod to agree upon a Bill to be introduced into the next General Assembly for the incorporation of bodies of trustees, calling their special attention to the Bill brought before Parliament in 1882, and referred to ia the roport of the Stand ing Committee." The Rev. W. TEBBS to move, "That Bill to amend Statute 1 Clause 24 be read a second time at next sitting, and con sidered In committee."

Bey. W. Tebbs to move, " That Bill to amend Stat ate 4 Clause 20 be read a second time at next sitting, and considered in com mittee."

Key. W. Tebbs to move, "To ask tho lay secretary of the Synod, how camu Clause 25 to be aided to Resolution No,

Her. W. Tkbbs to move, " That Resolu tlon No, 1 Clause 25 bo expunged upon re ceiTin? answer of secretary of Synod to question on this subject."

THE LONGHURST CASE.

Mr Justice Richmond's Judg-* ment.

(FBOMOU* OW» OOERBSPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. IN granting a rule nisi for a bow trial ]%f the ckwge of conspiracy against Adamey arising oat dt the charge of rape against ' Ueorge Loughnnt, Mr Justice .Richmond said:—"lt is necessary to prove beyond / reasonable doubt that her testimony waff false, This has not, in my judgment, been done. That tbe father offered to make the child contradict herself, if in truth lie did ' to,offer, is no proof that her original story was untrue. The fact, if fact it be, does no more than raise a doubt. It is Insufficient to create a moral conviction i that tbe charge was a false one, for it is by no means improbable, and -I '■'■"'■ ,naay perhaps say quite as likely under ■all the circumstances of the case, that Adams was bargaining for the retraction of a true charge, As to the evidence of Dr, Z- Collins, tbe apparent absence of bruises at the time he examined the child' may be ac counted for by the s(ate in which the child % then was, and is not inconsistent with the perpetration of such an offence es was charged against Longhurst. The alleged suppression ef the evidence of Dr. ' Collins on the tri»l otl.ongh.urjt is a circumstance of no weighs what over against Adams. The prosecution was ' in realiry instituted and conducted through- ' out by the police, Tho first information ' respecting the case was given to the polico " by Dr. Gillon, unprompted by Adams. It wa% moreover, proved that on the day of is Longhurst's arrest, Adams stated, in the presence of Mrs Humphrey, that the child had been • examined by Dr. Gillon and Or, Collins. The fact that Dr. Collins had made an examination was also known to Henry Longhurst, and was by, him men tioned when giving bia evidence as a ■ Witness for the defence of his brother. ■ The general medical testimony is of a purely negative character. Dr..Collins does not undertake to say that the child was not/ actually suff. ring from gonorrhoea. All the medical testimony is consistent with the?' supposition that the child's storj was sub« stantially true, if net circumstantially ac curate. The ouly evidence directly tending to prove that Ilie statement was falfe was that of a little girl, Annie Morrison. Ac- ; cording to this witness, Genevieve Adams " once said in her presence, in the course of conversation with two chil dren named Bradnock, who cannot be ." found or identified, "It was not George Longhurst, but it was Humphrey made her Bay so." The witness does not know what the other children were talking about. The conversation, if it occurred at all, most hi.ye taken place in the eatly part of the ■ year 1880, soon after the arrest of Long hurst. The witness is not yet quite 13 veara old. The person referred to as "Humphreys" waa understood by the witness^ to be George Humphrey, the husband of Mrs Humphrey. The accusation against Adams being that be put a! false story into the month of the CS J ,1' 8 obvious that this testimony attords little support to the charge. On tho : whole there is sufficient prima facie reason tor dissatisfaction with the verdict of guilty, on the ground that it is not justified t>y the evidenco; but the rule will only be to show cause against a new trial in the case of the father, The rule is to be made returnable on a day which will allow of the ca\e being argutd before some of the Judges who are about to t attend tho Court of Ap« peal.

tt?ramai , TBC^SDAX OOTOBKBIB, 1888,

TH£ AUCKLAND £T£KING STAR OCiOBER 19



Anotlons. i ' :' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, IS o'clook noon, Watbbvibw, Bella V ista, PONSONB\T onsonbX • THB ABOVK BEAUTIFUL PROPHHTY, Which will bo submitted to POBLIO AUCTION BS G, W, BINNKY on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2G, Ontalna seven aches of land, and la dlrlded Into JO A LLOTMENTS, BMb. Allotment having on uninterrupted view Of tbe WMtcmatft Harbour. TUB AUCTIONEERS, to directing attention to this Valuable Pro perty, would remind the Public that for Butanr w Situation, H«althiniS3 or LooAimr, and Gbandkur of Vibw, It can not be surpassed by any Bnbnrbui Land jet ofisred tor sale, and would Impress upon the minds of those In searoh ot a home combining AU. these advantages the deaJrablUty of Beour- Ing a Bite In this favoured position. - , ■ .■ ■ ■■• "■■"• TO SPECULATORS It will suffloa to point out that in codbq &k Quenoa ot the marvellous oxtension ot the city flaring tho past two yean, aod iha rapidly Increasing value of land, oholoa build ing rites in this popular suburb are every year becoming more dlffloult to acquire, ana will, of ■eeesstty, command high valuos. TO BUSINESS MEN, Who beat know how to appreciate the benefits ot a Marine Residence, away from the tumult of olty lite, yet easy of access* It will only be necessary to state that : Trows now ran within a few minutes* walk ot the Property, and that these will soon be re plaoed by tramways. THK QUALITY OF THB LAND May bo determined by Inspecting the adjacent gardens of Mr Mason and Mr Linabury, where Oranges, lemons, grapes and other fruit can be Men growing in abundance. MR COOMBKS, VHK PROPRIETOR, Baa spued nelthes money nor labour In oralnlag, manuring, planting with ornamental trees, now of seven years' growth, and laying 00 land down to grass and clover, THB KOADS ARB WIDK, 70RMBD. AND METALLED, and wl'l ahortly ta Kerbed and Channelled, For the convenience ot Intending purchasers, ' thoAnotlonoerß wlUtauo VRBB PASSES BY THB 'BUSB3, And special "buses will run on Sattirday, the 31st ' , -lnßt.when ! MR IMPSys BAND Will play on the ground from throe to fire o'clock p.m. Tho Allotments will be offored for competition WITHOUT RESERVE, ■ than nlTonling competitors tho ran, opportunity -> . ot purchasing YILL&! BITBS AT THBIR OWN PRICES, : ' Tbe terms'are anon as to meet the require ments Of all, namely, one-third cash, balance to remain at 7 per cent, for a term oil five yew. NORTHCOTE, ALLOTMENT 85 07 LOT 01. .v" 83 ■ Aje^ TH W FOLLOW IWO j ,. PARISH Off MATAKOHE. 120 ACRES, northern portion of Allot- 32 gg AORB9, north-western portion of go iSQAOE^north.westem portion ot 14 gn AORE3, raldClo portion of Allot* JQ i on AORBS. north-eastern portion ot Ift *>v Allotment ■ *° 40 AOBSS-north^^^ddlepor. 16 PARISH Off OAMARU. Aft AOBB9, north-western portion ot i An - »v AUotment **« / RUATANGATA, WHANG ABEL £A AORK9, northern portion of Allot* 122 PARISH 07 WAIRAU, 1 a fk AORBB, northeastern portion ot liV AUotment 120 and Allotment Ul, OMAHA. ■t on ACRBO, Allotment .*7i7 TERMS I One-third cash, and the balance on mortgage , for flva reara at 1 por cent, Intorcßt. Ptanawid other particulars oan be obtained at tnti Auctioneer's Offlco, Queen-street, ■ ,- ALSO, i LOTS 7, 8, 39, 40, 43, Ana US, TOWN3HIP OF ORBBNOCK, StAHUKAP HABBOUB, i Terms at Sale* THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, At twblvk hook. BY OBDBB OF THE MOBTCMGEE, G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at bis Mart. Queen-street, on Thursday, 20th Ootober, at 12 o'olook, ALLOTMENT having 20 feet frontage to IIRAKK-STKKKT with a depth of 78 foot; a HOUSK of four rooma and sonl lory erected thereon, wbiph commands a magnificent view of the harbour. Alao, ALLOTMENT ixnvJaK 21 feet frontage to OH&PBL-STRBBT, with a depth of 108 foot; a Store and Dwelling-house, and Dwelling-house at the rear of the other , . buildings, .Terms and Conditions at Sale, W, 8, COCniUHK, JAB. DACItH MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. FREEHOLD "a L I, O T M E N T S ~., RUTLAND,ROaD, PARNBLL. > j mHB mlisoribers will sell, at their ByOrtoot tt^Moutora^Uie Estate of the 1 Allotments 9 tra'. 10, having frontages ot 10 « *.. 'P B'uaoh t0 Kutland Road, PawoU |IH .^"^PKL COCHRANB & BON. ■film' (; '*""'" A^oß6«w; *■ ' •



Anotlona. BATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, At 12 o'Clook. ON THE PREMISES, PARNELL, NEAB THE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. 4 WOODEN DWELLING HOUSES with BRICK CHIMNKYB. inoludlnor tho Reßldenoe ot Mr Wlnks,.and tue three aojsla ing Houses. THEY WILL BE SOLD IN FOUR LOTS. Tbreo to be Removed on or before Saturday, the 23th October; tho fourth not to bo Ketaoved till Ist February. IEB3. Terms Cash, GEORGE S I B B I N, Auctioneer. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'Clook. Victoria Park, -rvEVONPORT, ■VTORTH CHORE, JJeVONPORT. iIORTH IOHOKE. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, • QUEEN-STREET. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, The Late Mr. T. Dudbr's Estate, Situated a short distance from tho "ViOToniA and Dkvonfort Wuauves, on luVkk Boad,— red flags on tlio proporty— commanding varied viows of tho City, Channel, Harbour and Rivor. Tho land is all laid down in grass, high lovol, but gradually sloping to tbo water. Healthy and most dcslrablo aa IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and tor a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property in this beautiful Marino Suburb Is rapidly rising In valuo owing to the largo number of buildings that are going up In Do von port and at tho LaKO, and the greater part of tho district has lately passscd into tho hands of in vestors and held for THE CERTAIN PROFIT Which must bo paid to tho holders. This Is almost tho last opportunity of acquiring proporty direct from tho, first eclcotors. The allotments will bo offored so that pur chasers may havo from ono aoro to flvo acres. Tho stroota aro 1 chain 1J chains wide, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory resorvo will bo put on tho lots, as the owners intend soiling absolutely at tho auction. Steamers run evory half-hour from 7 a.a. to 11.30 p.m.,onda Family Ticket is £3 por annum.or 88 Id por week. The terms are made to suit all olassea of pur chasers, 30 per cent, cash, balance at 7 per cent, for llvo years. Lunoheon PiovKed. Lithographlo Plans con bo had on application. For further particulars apply to R. & R. DUDER, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. Ty o" r i ci c. I beg to Inform Intending Purchasers of the Valuable Estate known as VICTORIA PABK. that Lithographic Plans with Terms, to., may be had at Mr O. Maya's Store and Messrs B. and B. Duaer's. Date of Sale) MONDAY, 23rd October, noon, at Sibbim's Land Mart, Queen Btroot. Messrs Dnder, or the Anctloneor, will show the Property, on application, GEORGE SIBBIN. FRIDAT, 1 O'CLOCK. ONEHUNGA.-COTTAGE AND ACRE. 10 BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ART H U JK'S MA X T. A COTTAGE and Aero of Good Land Cm. whloh hits been all cultivated, being Allotment No. 12. of Seotlon 16, Village ot Oae hanga, well situated sear to To Papa Railway Station, lately oconplcd by Mr John Hist. Also, Tbe adjolnlnr CORNER LOT of one acre, together with the Four-rnnmorl House erected thereon, now occupied by Mr J, Kiat, sen., sub ]eot to a lease. B. TOHKS, B. O, CARE. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, rpOWNSHIr OF T^TORTHCOTE. WAITEkCATA HARBOUB, ADJOINING SUGAR COMPANY'S WORKS, BALE FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY! NOV. 1, AT U O'OLOOK. NEW STKAM FBERy SERVICE now r«n. nlng constantly to BIRKBNHBAD WHARF situate on centre of property. NEW ROAD. 13 LOTS from Here to 2 aoro; i OLD ROAD. 6 LOTS from about Hero to J-acro, CLIFF FRONT, C LOTS from about J-aoro to 25 acres, deep water frontago. TERRACE. 9 LOTS from about 1 acre to 3} acres BATH ROAD, i LOTS froo about 1 acre to 3 aores. front ing on to Plonlo Bay. The Auctioneers earnestly reqaoat parties to GO AND QEK THE PROPERTY, and they will agree that no elaborate advertising or puff ing; Is required. Plans on Application, I Terms i One-fourth oasb, balanoo Bor 5 years at per cent, per annum. B. TONKS & CO, Auctioneers. jy R, AIC X I N'S A VONUALE TIBTATE. iLVONDALE .JJiSTATE. Unavoidable delay in gottlng Lithograph Plans through the press oomp?la vi relnotantlr to X OSTPOnE THE SALE OF THE ABOVE S STATE TO mUESDAY, nCTOBER (\1 IUEsDAY, UCTOBBR ' AT NOON, PLANS WIliL BB READ3T ON FRIDAY MORNING. And a 'Bus will leave the Union Bank Corner at 1.30 p.m, on Friday, Saturday, and Monday, to enable Intending Pnr. chasers to VIEW THE PROPERTY. I i FuKpsrtloularj printed on Lithographs,which may be obtained at our Ofßce, 1. W. Hiokßon & Co.



Auctions. T TO-MORROW, „ DURHAM YARDS. Oil OR SALE, at the :Ourbam Yards, on JP Friday n-jxt, i 8-yoar-old Horse, very aotlvo, suitable (or a hansom or heavy spring oart,;ex Bowena, from Wanganul. 1 Chestnut Maie, Tory qolel, first-class Hack, from Wangangi 1 Filly, 3-j oar old (unbrokfm), from Wanstunul 1 Heavy Drawjht ljrown Maro.from Wwikhhul 1 6-yoarold Mare by Day Dawn, suitable for qutok dranght, from wnnßamii 1 Heavy Draught Grey Gelding, any trial 2 Medium-draught JVlnreß, very quiet Hacks. Lluht HarnoEH and Draught llorsoa Bpring-oaits. Drays, Hamesa, Saddlery, &cf HUNTER & NOLAN. N.B.—New Sydney Drays and No. 0 Fonolng Wire for Private Sale. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH. DUBHAM YARDS. WOOL SALE. Tllfl First Wool Sale ot tho Season will be hold at tho Durham Yards on Monday, 20th Novomber, at 3 o'clook. Fall-wefght Wool Paoks for-Balo. HUNTER & NOLAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, WAIUKU YA&DS. THE undersigned will hold their MONTHLY UALK at Walnku.on Satur day, Ootober 21, when a largo ntuubur of Store Cattle, Oowb, Horsos, &0., 'will be ottorod. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS, «STOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TT TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORKOW. THE HAYMAKKET. JBKOOD MA KB, Bttnted to Presto 1 Heavy Draught Colt, rising 3 years old 1 Heavy Draught Filly, rising S feats old ALFRED~BUCKLAND, TO-MORROW. TEE HAYMAKKKT. UNBROKEN HORSE STOCK. FOR SALE, to-morrow (Friday), Ccto bor 20, at It o'olootr, I Heavy Draught Oolta and Fillies 0 Medium Draught Colts and Fillies And A Clod Crasher, ALFRED BUGKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE, FIRST FOR THIS SE4EQN - WILL BIS HELD AT [HE HAYMARKET, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL PACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCELAND. rXOUNTRY CATTLE SALES, Drory- Wednesday, October 18 Papakura—Wednesday, October 28 ALFRED BUCKXAND. AUESDAVS, SUM HAFMARKBT SALE O* WOOL, SHXBW3KINB HTDBS. soa TAJJLOW. eath TuesJay. at Uooiocis, ALFRED BUOKLAND [Tn consequence of a general wish that the Government and the Company"! respective sales ot Walmata should coincide, tho Company has agreed to POBTPONE SALK to 28th NOYBMBSB, ana TKNDKK3 to Qtb DKOKM BKR.I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, JMPOBTANT J.AND QALB. rnHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ASS MBROANTILB AQSNOY COMPANY (Lmrrao) has been favoured with InstrnotJooa from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Bale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORNB, On TUESDAY, tho 28th NOVEMBER, 1883, AT PABtnu, AND BOVLAH'S Hilt, POUAWA. THK KRKKHOLD, under Land Transfer Title i of 7,000 acres ot Bloh Land In the Pouawa Blook, situated about five miles tram Gls borne. This property U divided Into Seo tlona of from 100 to 800 aores, and la admir ably adapted tor Smnll Parma. Pnrohasers of Freehold Seotlon» Id this Blook Will have an early opport nt.itj of obtaining, nuon favourable terms, J^asuhold Blocks from 600 acres upwards, elmated between the Blook now offered and the sea. This portion of Pouawa Is excellently Brassed; and cannot be surpassed for sneep country. . WHATAUPOKO, About 1,000 aares of Town and Snbnrban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Gls borna Post Office, will he ofiered, if the surveys oan be sufSolently advanced. This valuable level land, with frontaßo to the Toruhern, a nav)«*ble river, will bo out Into Beotions ot from sto 60 acres. Should this not bi ready for the market at tho Novem ber Bale. It will be offered with other por tions of :Wbatsupoko In about tho month o£ Maroh next. WAIMATA, By Tender, to dose on 6th December, The ffKKKHOIiD-or liKASKHOLI) for 31 Years, at the option of the tenderer—ot portions ot the Walraata South and Mast Blocks, and containing In all about' 16,000 acres. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Glaborne. I The whole of the above land is of tart-class quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Baab, and tho Company wonlil direct speoial attention to It as affording a good open ing to small capitalists, Its rich soil and easy bccobs to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral purßultß. Most liberal terms will be oflered, and every inducement given to Intending buyers, Plans may bo "soon at the Land Company's Jfflce, Qlsbprne, and at any or the offices hronghont New Zealand, of the New Zealand joan and Mercantile Agenoy Company, R, HILL FIBHEK, iSonaffor Qlsborne ( 28th September, 1882 i JOT ÜBH k.. wILMOU R OAte Thomiui J, nMbntti, STB A M BRUSH, POBTABLB 70RGB, AND BBU.OWS JACTOBY, VrenroßiA-sTaBW £ap Anotelma. rpo ma rbsidemtb or aymmva. JZ. 3TKE2T AND NBISHBOUSHOOD. E, BOVBY Ess rcoaatlr Opaaeo s v\stfrsssm hutohbkx askm OOBfIBB O? TE2 ETS&E i'Aßfl BOAC, FBIMB COBNKU BSIiiF alwayi OB blfiO VamlUeg waited, on tor oiflcn •' ,



Land and Estate Agents. fIHAS, OrillilAUSOK, aOUBS LAND AND FINANCIAL AGRNT iCsakors i—Natlonr-i Bunk ot Now Zealand, tamii and INTKKHBT CoUr.oSeS. MONIUY Invosiort for Cspltelißta on flrnt-olMi latrarltian, wiiuod? Ohauok. Six pat cars* Bllowod on deposits until Invested. MOHTOAQJC-6 snd liOANS NefioUaiTii-. BHAitKB I'GUKbS Or Sold SO circle:*1. BBVATKn a&nsijad for Absented". i .t.LOTMKNTS Bought, tnrt Honocs Built on is. the Wookl? l'aruiont Systoni. iJUIIiWNCI ALLOTMRNTB SOB SALS as j'Bja roor i~ Roctlanfl-fltrcot, 80/ ■Woac-fitreot-, 30/ iukermsn-sttcfit, 16/ Hepbnrn-eueo?, 80/ loml-i'.lroiit, 16/ L'gar Place, 60/ Koppell-etreot. 20/ Norfolk-street. 10/ Arßjlo-Btrcot, lfia Coo!:-B*rect. filO Boro3ford-Btreot, 00/ Kdwln-atreel, SO/ Perclval Pivr&do, HI Wharf Koan, 20 Itoolamatton, S3 Mount Kdcn Road, PA aowe-streos, W/ Kybor I'aso, £0 Haokctt-stroot, i 5, Normanby Koad, 41 Nolaon-stroet, 631 Brighton Koad, 10/ A'to, la YRrtQTM otfcor strsaSa rs lore raws. fi/iftOft TO L3ND, lnOnros ot *10 and ay- WJUJv wards, on Rood securities. SHOP and 7-roomod House for ealo on the Mount ltdon Road. Hjilondid position for luielnos-n Terms as agreed, WHANGAUEI— Hinall Homestead for Salo, with eplondld orohard. over 2CO fruit bjoarluß treos, alluvial soil; frontage to Whan garel Klver j two ralloa from township. BItRUSVURD-STUKK r—Kew. and very oon vonlont Cottago for Sale, near Congroßa tlonal Church, On easy termo. i?Kf\n-SIX-KOOMKD HOU3K (now), with ~uu" pantry, for Sale; vory convenient; water laid nn; easy terras. nq n ri_liXVK-KOOMH;U HOUSK for Ealo In XOUU vvillliim atrcot. with dotoohod w»;h honeo. Kasy torma of payment. HiMIdTON (Walkinii)-llougo and noro ot Krouudfor sale, two wtuntea walk from Bank ot Now Z>;alai.d, Jor fllOl". Lot 321, Hamilton West. tjUNUa—Ktxhty Acres of Land for Sain for XX £05. Jslbo, KlKhty Aores .it WalkloklJ, for fiGS. A splondld ohnnco for working man. XJOQA—Now nod WoU-flnitihed tloueo Tor <w*iOv- Salo, at Kooky Nook, Now North Bond j allotment 10 x 120. Very erißj- terma. NCHiI'HOOIK - Sovon roomod Uonxn, out hulldlugH, ao., and SO sores of Ijand fur Sale. Voiy choap. Grand view ot the fi»9flA-ITOUK-HOOMB»> HOUOK for Bnlo, cfe^uv off Cook-stroot, with large allotment, '(SOKATOKA TOWNdHIF. - Two Jjirso -8 Corner Allotnxonta for tialo for £20, havlas; three frontsßos. MOUNT KDKN—FIvo-rooruod House and . two aorca of volcar.lo soil for S»lo. Flko tlow. Orohtud, &«. PONSUNUV — Now Slx-roomod ITonae for Boln iioar the Xhroo Lompß, I'rioo, iS32\l. Eany terms of payment DKVONPOKf, L«ka Roaa-BovorM very oholoo Villa Sitoa for Halo, having ro,u\ and sea frontages, and possessing tho flncat landscape vlcwa to bo found around Auckland. Vory eaay tormn of paymont. ■PQKn-A NIOK NKW COTTAGE In Now wwu ton for Gale, with largo abed, allot ment 10 x 1001 Tory ohem WAITKMATA KIVKK FRONTAGB.-Laaa for Salo at Hi por noro, In largo or email blockn. Kasy terms. PAKNKIiL— House and 1J cores orchard for Bale, In (nil boorliißi cowuhod, workahop, fowlhonso, A:o. t fine boh view. £1 90-fiOUU-ROOMKi) HOUBK for Sole in arments tnkoo. £oQK-HOUBK for Sale In WlUlam-atroet. *"a°l' .uoorßt. Jamoa1 Ohuroh. EPSOM— aenUoman'B VUla Koeidenoe, seTen rooms, coaoh-houso, stabling. <to. £900. £l i fi-THitBK-KOOMKD HOUBK for Ua)e ""•*" lcNewion, near King's Arrua Hotel; level ftllohaont. Eujr term!!. RBMUKIt A—IB eor«', for e«.!n i excellent coll rvnd Bplaaiua view BIUGIiaON KOAD, Paraoll - @lx-roonie«l Haiu-o for s:U:% allotment IQ x 100 j water laKl on, Prioo, BZIS, "PONSONIU'-Now Blx-roomod Rouse anft X Worfcehop for eale i two aUotmontfl i twu fxontogoe i eauy torma WKMJNttTON-STHBRT, - Pretty Oottaj?« for Mlo, near St. Jamea'a Charcbi niti and water IrM oa i garden, &o. PARNEL.U - Newly • flnlshwS BU-roomefl House for aa'.e i pUwsani view; BSSO, If.AJHJaB lilac For Sale at Wolkomltl, Pare "•■ moremo, Stokoo'K'Polnt, V.'aitokerol, Maim, nuiijl, North ahore, Pftpokuro, &o. Albo. ene lies in tt'sxs Zealand Herald mi Weekly Xfcwj. OKAS, WII,hIA MS Oy, ■ B3TATB AGSNT Voxads KkHi 177, QUEEN-STKEKX, Oppoalto Morrlc & Co.'«. - W. T. s XKVISNB ' HOUSK. ITiAND AN!) FIKANCJIAr, AQKNT OKNKUAti OOMMISaiON AQKNT, Nbxt Union Bank, Quaws-BTuwtT, Auck land. Froportlos advertlee.l freo cl ooat, and no obargo made unless bußlnota done, I^lsta of Proporties for ealo forwarded monthly to Agents lv Napier, WellloKton, Chrlatonurob, and Unncdln, Inonrancoa effected on Honsee, Crops, Fur. nlturoj &o. Proporties Valued, Burvoys Undertaten, BulldloK Katimntea propared. Mortgagca and Loans negotiated. FOR SAIiK— BBAFIKLD VIKW-Nloo CottoßO of. 1 rooirs, . & aS. m- aaa lBr KB workshop. <J3CO. Ml PAPAKUIIA-7-roomed Houeo and 31 auras Rood lund, on mala road, cloeo to railway ; vory o». oar. A5 BXMOUTH-STRKKT-Two Cottago?, i rooms and waah-houpo each. 8410, Afl ROCKY N OOK—Convenient 1-roomcd OflttftKO, gardon, land, &ov £280. HSO 80 ACRRS, near Hot Sprlnßf, Wnlworo. A4 MAKY-at'KRKT, MOUNT KURN - Pretty CottaKe.S rooms and pantry.larxo level allot roont. ■ - 843 CHAPKIrSTREST-Honwln thla oontral noal. tlon, anitttble tor boarding house. Very OIIQSP. Jljl) KYJBKR PAHB BOAD - Oompaot Cottawr, 6 rooma, vary convenient. 831 TWO BHOPB and DwoUlng?, on good loadinK thoroußhfaro. 829 QK^FTON KOAO-Houge, 8 rooms, gan, «o B2 AVONDALB—Houeo, 9 rooms, extonelveshede, Btablo, onthouseg, ota, and highly cultivated farm: lanto orchard, etc. " 813 PONSONBY— llouao, 0 rooms, two tanks, n,-.r don, oto,; very cheap, 819 PONSONBY-Uonte, 7 rooma, wash-house, tanks, wolii &o,; largo garden, tall fruit treea, Bfi BRBAT NORTH BOAD- House. B rooms. garden, ko. BS3 1000 AOHHS-IfrcehoM L«nfl, ■ snltablo for a oattlo ran j easy dlatanoe fmm AnokKrdi 18 YBAU3 LRAnK of fl-rcouicd iloure and Rrouads, gronnd rent low ASS BKVKHAL CLOCK» of Nmlvo Landn. litieei Crown Grantß. Very cheap. A4O KAURI BUBH, 3000 aiires. «ood wftter front age. at low price. Al7 12 AORKSROOd plouKhablo lovol t,dcd o!om» to Whua Staitoni A32 PAKTICDLAES OF OTHBV PROPERTIES OH AITUOATiGtf. BKVKRAb UOOD AIjU>TMSNTB AT VIEPY LOW PKICKh?. |f OK B~A Z E f ■*• By HOWARD WAYTW, . HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- VOLCANIO LAND (at Mount Kdon)-10 aoros in convenient paadooke, with Seven-roomed House, fintbulldlngs, Cistern, J^rult Trees, Offered for a ferr flayp. A Bargain, MOCNT ALBERT (near R»ilir»y gtatlon)- AHotmentaHalf-aorenpwsrds; Voloanlo Soil, . Buslneafl Bites, Magnlfloont View. The wliolo or tho purchase money can remain at 7 per oenta VIRW BOAD (Mount Kdenl-Now 7-roomcd Verandah Boaee, nearly 1 nora land, cistern, bailer, rango, grato, outbulldlnßa, i.uit tioea; lino site, HOUSK OF KIdUT ROOM 3 (well built), 16 mlnutea from Queen-stroet. Adapted for priyace rosldenco or bualnees. Gas Stovo, ample wntor Bapply, OlTorodohoap, No. 205. MOUNTBDKN (uoar Pallwoy Station)—Seven roomed House and Largo Allotment: good baßiflOßa situ, £503 only. Terms—Kasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Finn Sovoh roomed Ilouso; lofty rooms, oonaroto olstern boiler, oathoaao, with noorly ono aoro voi canloland. COTTAQIC and LnrßO ALLOTMKWT 198 feet by 150. c!oso to City. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parnoll— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as ono fortuno has already been luado out ot it, WANTED KNOWN-That B. Wayto. Houbo and Land .Agent. 177, Qaoen-Btroot, hasoou . slant apclioat'ons to purcbucoor rent Small Houeea within easy distance ol Queen-atrtiot and for liuildtuK Sitea. OOTIAGUI and ALLOTMENT, Ponoonby, flieo. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Eeaflold Road, che&p, Kd. WAYTB, I'fij, i ' House and Land Agent, TAMES TIND.AL, W ACCOUNTANT, HOU3S, LAND, fis COMMISSION' AGENT, And Law Wbiteb, HIGH-STKEET, Auckland, FOE SALE: DRAKE-STREET (Freeman's Bay)-Coiufort abla 6-roomed llwelllnghonaa and yard situated nn south Bice of street, and havW .a beautiful harbour view; gas and water laid on. I'rloa, f,W. COLbuuu; ROAD (Ponsonby)—Allotmont 112 south Bide, 33 foot frontußO, ORiffTON KOAU-Allotment 18, of Seotlon 10, corner of Grafton Hoad and Wynyord- Btreot, with ten-ioomod Honao, BtablOß. and outhouses. Price £1000. OHAMiiSTKKBT-ste-roomccl Uonee and Stable, £500. VIOTOKIA-BTKKKT WEST—Throe Brlok Shops nnd nwolllnK-honBOH, juet bnllt. each"' °r Lot at SOa per wee]' FRKeVoLD BLOCK, In oontral position, clofo to Queon-atreetj, with BricS fiuildlnßß and Iroa roof saitablo for Warehouses, &o. Pvoprifltors havica Houaea or Land to dlapoSa of Krereqneatert tocommunJcate with the naier -8l(?n«(5. No otmrga nnless sold. "<-«i-iuoi Wantafl to Furoasfio (immsdlately)^ Tbr^e JAMES *TNDAL, HIGH-STKBET,



Bnmnew Notices, *>• ) '77t^n, - MftP^ "^ ' ■ P" g1 0 U SALE. 1 Four-wheeled roßjilart (roarly now) 1 Two-wheoled t'tgCait (nearly now) 1 Small i,ariy'rt Phaeton (nonrly now) 1 Luriiolißdv'a Pliaoton 1 l)ouble-aeato<> liustßy 1 Wftßßonetio, with canopy __ JTIO TO JiKAD QIJAKTEKii FOR PUREST 31NBST ANDBK3TIM OHJIYSTON POTJIiTnY^ARDS, LAKE TAKA> PUSA. VARIETIES — Light Brohrasß, Dark firohmaa Whilo Coohlno, Unit Coohloo, ll!aok Coch Manorcaa, Hondnns Blaot Polish W.O. White Loghorna, Brown lioguorM Dorkings, Humburßa, Plymouth Koolis, I'okln linen,a,ti!i Aylosbur7 I)uok3 SKND FOR PRIOR-HST OK SQGB. Eggft or-of Hlly i'eol'.o--'!. and ntjr.S :a a'J psr2s tao Colour. t3T Write tor jnai what yon v/ant, and nd flroua bk above. I frrarnnteo entloraotlotv in ol oriltn.iry oiwei'. Victors welcome, Sunday . axooi''o •'• I -»;• i' E A U 1= U X it. a OFXXOIAN, Tlci r. ijsonk S?KOTAOfi!Ca AND KYH BiiASSKB c£ uvsst flcwor«it!oa ) an Mourato Fit PiiMßntjsrt. COMPOCKiI MICHOSO.Ji ;=B ANi) TKIJB SOOPKS, Powcrln! nc« Chcnp. ASBIIOID RAK()M!tT£I!H, TKBRMOMfCTHRB, Bmctsk! H&hia, asitT«.r,isa ahd FIXTtNQS, Magno&o Electric Mi'.c'pJnee and Ootis;, OI ]KIIA QIjABSES. !J!T^OOni<AK B7KMI AMD MAKINVC QI.AS9SB. THKODOLITtia, CCSI PASSES, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydromoterf;, Eaccharometer*, Sr.llnomoter*, Aigontometersi, &c, &0.,&5. Aaamr say TAYLOR'S PATKNT BKWINQ MACJIINKS & KXTKAfI, iKKtnimcnt:: and Machines repalrodi Opposhk tt«k Post Ofviss, Etiortlnnrt-atroßt! JU. I' Si. UA SR 9 JiAOnSK & BASKOW MAKxJF. SO and 82, Vsorora/.BTUHJST. Brarriinctrtriptiionoi Li'^ett, B>apß, Bamrwß, Ptireow Whoalß, Oloshes Homer, Clpthei Boies, TraTelllcs Ci\w.w, fto,, oa ton<s cr mads to ■MtaSi MA ÜbsvsjJi eiworiai allaw.yi to Uontraotoni ana On wJiolc«»)c urdm. m Ghoo anfl Of3co FUMhkb, oa-i all kltsiU u4 Job bing Werfc floiia by expsrlaoocfl worfenwn ea S>.« ehcr>«j no-los. N.a.-Lftdasr«, Stapa ftcd Ertmi^j toe.6 (S3 *Ur«, V'falla? bt-irsU^ On* i.t cno sxifretjot ol& ViSliiufiW aalat «sleo« js ;•■ a « /..' .f o xi f, n, «OAi;H : «uii,usiuJ. RJB.—l«i»i-!sar> EihafM, r-»«)tiM, SoiIOM, S3l«0 Sr.tn Sin! irinr'v of MfirdwoaA. «8 IrtWK!l J.JBUi.HArt'H PHOTO «Oy«B, TctrinW i'M tJrtfori ars InvKea sa liisseot Pclcirh'k Vlbvn of H>« Hoi Vziz&i, AnoSdacA acrt Br.«h fc'nwj, fr. T'Ln irror,^.-^ Tr.rje*? of OtiStfr»\ Pi'c?.c:'.!'i (.>• :,".'.'.:c- Cd-!'--<!l«? Is NBW PAIN'S V WliolciialoaiwtaU V W. H. HAZARD, Gunmakor, Queen Street, Auckland, Accnt for JAIfIES FAIN, London, PYROTCOHNIBT TO THE ROYAL YACHT EQUADfIOM. i* ~K~U v xi v L I M X, QBOUKD LIMB. FOR 3ALK, BOUTHGATE'S KAHUKANQI lillia/.0110 GUODND BOOHS LIMS, la any qunotltr, (r>r Oonorcta, PcSbu, Floors, Oollnra, etc. (coxt ro Atonn floßKlnnf, Is an rivalled for durability nnd hard-Betting Qnalitlos). For tenkr- ar.d other ■vrst ■,7Dtk i; ."■: a firut-clasi matcrin), B, K3A3NE, SOLE AGENT, niTSTOW -HOPfIK-iaTRB CT. c Sf). 5. ■fi'7itnHiK-!?IlS»l«. I S Jti S X AX D 00. (IjIMITBD!, WHoLHiAia f'nrFrJwc! a jj-jjjr&T BuiOHEBE, QQfMI-Btreot (Bait Hank of Kew Zoaland, AhoUim::^. — Ponltr7 o( ail klnOs fireened lo ordtn Prime Smoicea Tongue*, Homq-cnrtal Hteort. Connv't Bo«f on Salr la r»sr(rft QußTitiitsr, — N.U. — t.V»)OM! In (tome, Lfrc- PUewiantn turtv ardent to aJ! partaottha Colcny apoa mixiijjs of wins', wsifeed nn 1r toTn cr BPbnr'v if! h a mk & n&a'RH & tars, \j ARTIST PKOIWiKJJ.i'rjKJSa (03»?esitH tntwu kawk), QoaaH-sTRBBT, Adcsiaxd. Faoicsravby In ths Lstoirt aod Mo:t s':*hSQnainlß SSylas, KsoonJafi la1 In tha Oolonteo. All PtctPßWpba taliOD by Uiß iNBTAITTANJOUg FF.OOKSB, RAaaalßOuWsoxioK s?kw ejsa&ahd tiuwb W'!»w an Hand / riiaOS. T O-ARHUW, / 1 «l, Jtt /- 1 KBH KAPAI uOiU? SBOO2R ITAmORT. O!73TftM-HO)78W!B) Prioos I WsßSi S'idm U/S p5! iic-;, jo B(mjAn>u,«,j ikobi, i.usijyfl, o.«. POYLAK AND iUKDOS, f.J* WVUi ffITSGSNKWBB, 2>nffiHSU> LAHB ■iVKAKSITKB SuaVßSt«tß AUTHORIBSP HATXVS I.AMD BUUVTSYORB, IHfIKHnaUISHO AMI) QnA>mT!T SOKVHSOSR. CSS&ONHAIi 3AJSK WUSr.DSKO. « ADOKtAHn 3, 'I 1 A » E S B HAS tO! t BAh® $, anmnes c? the ature. Wttk Tap roafly for nso, S3 &na opwardu, As sin flssAM Works, Viotof.ia-9t»hhb, kt his Shop V/irai.mj&STr-arsHßas, £*ian gujvatitlw. ci &pciu'ilui;, Svidi^iiß, and iJcTra S'fess anrajn in sioofc. Veranu«h Iron cm-rod ai shortest aotloe, Ms-nufaoSnw! c-t JinaA &nll fk>mpo Pipe, A eSsoioa isslectJou of OhandcUen!, S-0,, ai Wr WoliesloT-siwet eSusb, Oauatrir nrO.«a wS! Bteftyi) rsoafvalUs psomjii f.to-anß*? to'isv.oß wste'i ok lUjßxias n» sac zupiiovaa tnAO ar v»h iaw ■ o »;.» si ok At xs, SSI/JKOKIC'BSB 1/HliBS OI JKB,SU3. SOK9S. mmta, (no,, tm, STCfjr Psresn out hara khasa ta thsit eW Bsrea b? tsUlaK oa 3, HOWDSH. SaossaAHD-BTRJsas, PIANOS i napuat? ■' ■' • 3j/«\JU^J SKCURITYj also, oovoral sttmu ot 61,000 nnd I>MO,~ Apply Aitkeu Carrlok. Office of WUllam Attisen. Bhortland-stroot. MOKjS¥ TO LG£W, in anma o£ £280 &nfl BpwMftß, as I smsi1 cent J-SLQIbSON a: KUSSKIJCi, '-Qlloiiors. Soxt-aimai, MOKJSY TO LSJi'D «is Siortgsga eJ .■ f fraS-eisss {rjEoehnlS Sss&ritin. was. corjffisejur. SOUKtSS: net o; Queen ana Bpprttaatt-gtt ■»'■ MOIf/SY TO MSJND, m isrg« or cmsli ms 3ic, ai 'j.t'ir.i sates of. Interest, QQMSXhh Ss OOUI'KK, ; Vaicaa L-ttna, ">w 17IOTOK1AN WAS "^^y y OFiflOß. ©=^#»'-@ 3, E, KBBBIWO begs to In -31 foi'oi »I>6 lnhabltantu of Anolt /Qa I&pd tlist. s has opened tha *zy above Oifloa in Vlotoria-etrest, cpposlto £ho Eo7ei Mull Hotel ( * ■where ho 13 prsßsrad to aflviince money on owellery. PJato, Wiatohea. Olothbig. and all description;; of Merchandise. Money advanoed oa Poraonal Saonrltyj Weekly Payments. Bills discounted dally A Private Ottieo (ot tho i trauaactlou of Spools! 3 uulaoja, -»



Ironmongery. ■?uon< IE- ZPOIRTEIR & CO., 1 . WHOLBSALB AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND MGII STHEETS, AUCKLAND. . A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FUKNISIiING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE, Cruet Stands ll^lt *^ea and Coffee Sots Butter Coolers /%\^\/^f $h Biscuit Boxes I Pickle Frames j&jmh?% 7} 'f *w*S|[ Egg Frames ! Sardine Boxes K^fil °W ffwm Candle Sticks Cake Baakots ft fiMf h^^^'^W^mi *"ro^ Stands 1 Dish Covers jfSf^lHf frn ifeiW^^k. Toilet Sets Fi* Knives Sp'dt S'nndg Napkin Rings Trays and Salvera i ■ , • ■:. •< 1 ... KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. Rapid Water Filters Hotuema'ds'ißoxes Knife Boards tmd I'olish /^^^P^^S^. Patent Cinder Siftori Sausago Machines " %^T"-*^^ Cofl«« Eoasters and Mflls Sausage Fillers Ind'aru^)ber Kaifo Board* Mincing Machines flfijT /M^S^l^ / WlTßTMaitlis' Soap Puddiog and Jelly Moulds J^^^^^^^%f^ Bm"wick Mack Lady Help Knifo Cleaners ?f^a~- tfmerj Cloth and Black Loofl NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS, Spring & Loror Mangle* 4rf^^%»! UUpin n Wsdiiog M«. Combined Mangles and^Lri-^i | - jf*><gPH chiaM and Ma'Slca Wukofß JWW^^'^^CIBT AmoncßTahs&BnckßU Copper Furnace Taw tJE^^^^SMMl^^ S Mt ■ " Mrs Potls's Cold Uaadls l|^ _ ittlllffill IJMiip[i|B Kollow Had Iro»a llwts* efwec and •^innS" Bath* 1,-iundry Stoves JgVm^r' n _ UREI 7T. iML^Std Ironi AVash Boards and Clothes wringer. Ik^ - Spon|tos Fluting Machines Goffeiing and Finking Wire Clothes Lines Ironß BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Iron Bird "^. Hoeo Beele for windiag Cages 'Mi < garden hos* Brass and Iroa Parrot Garden Shears C" RCa '/fi^i^V^§k ■ Girdea Rollers WireEllTraps .«( M» I «-«.-(»*.■ FlyCatcbe™ .^.^^ffiTOv Gardengyrinfid Garden Arches ■^#33j3 § W_EI-F^^ ~ , "^lifi^?£ S S p 'nnia J! Shears GalraHlsed Wire Seed 111 \\W Protectors jj I I , I n Scythe* and Handles Motallio li»T)els and Gar^ /iP^f $W If^ I f I%' noso Bran«^oß ilv^f^^l^_ Daisy Bakes "ass tan *.—m. Lawn Idgo Clippers ~/~Zit^^" Garden Englneti Lawn Sprinklors Hocs> Kalce'« BP*Jes, fIJSU iiin ~ 111'" Trowels . ' ■ ';■ ' ; : MOfiT': ■ :>■ ■-:. . . _———— COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. Marble and Siato ■- t!\ Kitchen Fciders Register Grates i(^^6i»vC*'^^'ls'^^;^Sffi^^kl '^ '? '>^?.,^S.4? *'. Plated Fenders & A MttrWa ToP Tabled COTTAGE RANGES AND AMERICAN STOVES. Kitchen Kanges, Bis 81^51 Pocket Spirit Stoves and without High 1811 Copper Preserving Heating Stoves lf^^pffl J^^^P^iiW^^^ Kont Qrat°B E. I'ORTEK &d CO., KETA.IL DEPARTMENT: 1 WHOLESALE DEPAETMENT: QUEEN STREET* \ HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND. ALL GJiQ^S PELIVEEED IN TOWN jAN]?ISU?UKBS.