AUCKLAND INSTITUTE.

LAST night the dosing meeting of the Auckland Institute for the session of 1882 was he'd ia the Insiituto Buildings, Princes-street, Mr E. A, Mackcchnie, pre-1 gident, ia the cbiar. Donations.—The following were an nounced as having been rooeived siuce list meetiDg t -127 volumes, books, and pamph-1 lots, relating to the early history of JNeW Zealand; 48 spicimens oi marbles and fluar-iipar; 50 sto; c arrowhead* from Otto' way County, New York; 15 bronze imple ment*, and 10 stone article fiom the fcwiss LaUo dwelliags; i lionlan cinerary urn; 4 Koman gla^a bottle's, and fragmonts of others, pieces of pottery, Koman lamp :—Prisenicd by Mr J. T, ' Maokelvie; 4 oil pointings:—Deposited by Mr J. T. Mackelvie; Morse's "Shell Mounds of Oinoii, Japan," three ethnological pamnblets, P.ofeasor Morse (per Miss Webb); " The Mineral Pidducts of New South Wales," the Colonial Secre tary, »ew South Wales j skin of Aus tralian do lar bird, Mr VY. l>. Campbell; skin of diving petrel, Captain Fairchild; stuffed specimen of Australian honey-eater, Dr. Moore; two kiwis, Maori stone adzes, Mr J. B. Simpson; foreign shells, Mr H. Winklemann; trigger fish, Mr S. M. Htra palh j dried specimens of New Zealand Al piaa plants, Dr. Hector; Now Zealand flax matting, Messrs J. t.ldhani and Sons. ThanKS—The Prosident gracefully re ferred to the sifts of rare books and cuiiuutiej made by Mr Mackelvio to the Institute, and concluded by m»ving the fpllowlog resolution ;~>-"The members of the Auckland Institute gratefully acknow ledge the presentation to the institute by J. T. MacKelvie, E-q., of 127 volumes on the ca'ly history of the colony, in addition to 108 volumes previously sent; also a num ber- of mi cellaneous specimens pre-ented to the museum ; and while thanking him for theso gifts, assure him that they place the highest value on the rare, and to the colony most important collection of books and specimens forwarded."—Dr Purchas seconded, the motion, which was catried unonimously. act Gallery for Auckland.—The President said he bad still a pleasing duly to peiform, ia thauking the samm generous donor for four valuable oil paintings. Tie arrival of iho gifts in Auckland by the Loch Urr was anuouncid to Mr Cheeseman, the secretary of the ias'.itute, by Mr Murdocb, of the Bank of New Zealand, as follows :— AuCklaud 18th November,-—Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in infoitnina you that in addition to the valuable art g fta already presented to the people of Auckland by Mr J. T. Mackelvie, the Loch Urr, now in harbour, brings a case containing four most valuable paintiDgs which I am.instrucied by Mr Mackelvie to deposit with the in stitute on the same teims a? his former gifts. Of these pictures three were pur chased at the sale of the Duke of Htmilton's collectio j in June last, and are noted iv the oatalogue as follows :—No. 368, "Josspll Iteceiviug His BrethreD," by Pontotino, [An account of this picture will be f jund in Or.' Waagen's "Art Treasures in Great Britain," p. 20.] No. 713/ " The Infant Saviour Sleeping on the Cross," by Guido. 764, " The Martyrdom of St. Sebastian," by Guido. Of the foimer (Gaido) lam ad-, vised that by competent judies it is con sidered a better picture than that oa the same subject by Murillo, sold at the same sale for £2,300, auJ the latter has beea pron«unced quite as fine as the St. Sebas tian in the Dulwich Gallery. As to the fourth picture, I have no advices as to the subject* but it is painted by 6. C. *ta»fi«ld, s. n of the late Clarkaoii Sran ticld. and is considered a good specimen of his work. It is very much to De regretted >hat Auckland does not possess a gallery tumble for the display ot such warks of art as those so generouily presenttd by Mr Kußsell and Mr MackeUie, the present available ipace being quite inadequate for • hoWiug tbem to advantage. Aa I under s a-id you already have two subscription* wf £500 each promised you by two promi nent citizens, I may be allowed to express a hope that the committee of the institute will, ere long, feel warranted in taking active »t«ps towards th« erection of a gallery worthy of the above gifts, and of thewo which I a<n aware are- to follow.—l am, &c, D. h. Murdoch,"— The President said of cour.e the Council of the Institute could not take such a step »s wjs suggested by Mr Murdoch, beiDg merely custodians of the pictures, &c, £ I tha tune h&nz. The gifts were to the citizens of Auckland, whose concern it should be to respond in a manner worthy of the generons dot or?. As Prejident of the lusti'tat*, he could only <xpre3s an opinion that a building ought to be erected lor the rtcepiion of such art treasures. As to the b. st manner in wh'ch a due appreciation of these valuable paintings can be manifested, the matter could not be in better hands fhan thote of the Mayor of Auckland. If his ha»ds shouid be stiengtheied •>y the citizens ttemfelvsa st a public meet ing, to be called for the purpose, there would soon be a building in our own city to which we -could point wth pride and .•atii'fiction. He would more the following resolution :—"The members of the Auck land Institute having received from Mr J. T. Mack-lvie four paintings, a'rired by the .hip Loch Urr, to be held in form* of pre »tousgltti of alike nature, tender to him ihe best thanks of the meai hers and of the citizens of Auckland for such valuable additions to the art treasures of the colony/ 1 —Mr Josiah Martin, in seconding the reso lution, pointed out that tha space at their disposal tor accommodating paintings was now nearly full, and th's fact, taken in conjunction with the gift of Sir George Grey's valuable library to the city, jroved the time to b* moit opp ntune far 'hose interested in the higher education of the p-op'e ti take steps for the erection of an Art G vlery for Auckland, Be suggested that a conferenca might be held of the vauom public bodifs —such as the City Council, 'hs lnstituto, tin Society sf Aris, and the Cmacil of the Univeißity of New Zealand—to mak: s»me definite proposal ot the subject, which might bo laid be'orc a- public meeting under the pre sidency of the Major, a<id such representa tion* forwarded to the House of R preten tativ?s at its next sitting as would secure Government ad in the way of a site; and tie had no doubt the funds would very soon ba forthcoming. He hoped the Mayor would be induced to c .11 a conference to take this matter into conside ation. (Applause.) This motion, like the preced ing one, was unanimously agi&sd to. The Visionart Faculty of Misd.— Remarks having been invited ou the papers read .'at last monthly meeting, Key, Dr. Purchas said he wished to say a word upon the paper read by MrMackechnle on "The Visionary Faculty of Mind," especially with reference to certain strictures which had been passed upon it in the public press. He merely wished to say that,to his mini, the writer of the letter in question entirely misapprehended the fcope of the paper, and the meaning of Mr Mackechnie's remarks. He thought the idea bioiched in that letter waa.entirely unfounded.—Dr, Murray Moore said he would like to have a more distinct declaration from the Prosident as to what was his conception. of the character of Swedenborg. He could not gather from the paper, as printed, whether Mr Mac kechnie considered tha. Swedenborg was in any degree inspired, or whether his so called visions were merely manifestations of the physical condition of his own brain cells.-Mr Mackechnie thought he had made it sufficiently clear that in his opinion these so-called visions were but mind-images of the visionary. He was indebted to Dr. Purchas for having brought the letter to the Stak under notice. Hisrtason fomotreply ing to that letter was, that hecould assume all which the writer said he denied, without the slightest detriment to the position he took up in Ms paper. As the paper had sines been printed, it mast be allowed to speak for itself. Naturalised Plants op aucklako Provincial District.— A paper on this subject was read by Mr T. F. Cheeseman. As Bhowing the extent to which the in digenous vegetation was being superseded in the neighbourhood of this city, he men-, tioned that in the Cuunty of Eden, contain ing an area of 25,000 or 30 000 acres, there were no fewer than about 400 different kinds of naturalised plants, being more than the indigenous plants found in the same area. In the catalogue appended to his paper he enumerated 384 species, of which 109 were there recorded for the first time. Of these naturalised plants 278 were natives of Europe, 19 of North America, 14 of Aue tralia, 16 of the Cape of-Good Hope, 7 of South America, and 48 were natives of tropical regions in both hemispheres. Mr Cheeseman proceeded to give interesting particulars regarding these plants, and fol lowed this up by instituting an enquiry into the causes which led to the disappear ance of native vegetation in tfow Zealand. These were:—Firstly, the destruction of many trees and plants for industrial pur poses which .Europeans had introduced; Secondly, the introduction of herhiverous animals, such as sheep and cattle; and thirdly, the extensive burning down of vegetation which now took place. The ex tensive cultivation of the land now prevail ing also introduced new conditions of vege table life; but all these reasons were iaade>

quate to accmnt for the uaturaiised platifn superseding tnose which were indigenous as the former wee found in districts where tbe native vegetation remained as before and into which Ewopeans have scarcely penetrated. This proved the position ad vanced by Mr Dirwin that the native vege tation of a place is often not that beat suited to it, and also that northern plants, being better developed by long existence under conditions involving a keener struggle for life, were able to dash out the in digenous vegetation of this newer country. In concluding, the writer expressed a hope tbat tbe various plants of A'ew Zealand •would not be allowed to become extinct. —Tbe President, in inviti 'g discussion on the paper, paid a high compliment to Mr dhoeseman for his tcientific research.—Dr. Purcbss offered some interesting remarks on • the original Vegetation of the Avcklanddie trict, as observed by him when he first ar. rived here, and on the Way in which it had almost entirely disappeared, Ouh Earliest settlhbs.—Mr K. c. Baratow next read a lerjgthy paper on this subject, dealing -\vitb the early history of NeW Z?aland, since its discovery by las man, but dwelling more particularly on the trials and struggles of the first settlers ot the colony—Messrs Marc den, Hall, Kin?, and Kendall, with their wives and famille*. Among other interesting facts mentioned were these :—The first white child born in New Zealand died in infancy; but tie _-.' second, a female, was still living at the Bay of Islands, where she was born.—The Fre- ; sideut cousidered the paper a most vrluable contribution to the early history of the colony, an opinion in which Messrs Mattis * and Ru«sell expressed concurrence. The. latter gentleman hoped that Mr Bantiw, having now more leisure than formerly, would give at some future time a few more pages from the early history of the colony, with which he was so well acquainted. Imaginary Qctaktiths. —Mr H.G, Seth Smith read a piper on the above sub ject. The object was to chow tbat the inconceivability if a thing was to proot of its impossibili y. that all knowledge was, . iv the first instance, based upon aasump. | tion, and that tbe highest fciepce started with.the assumption that nothing was an impossibility. Faith there must be of some . kind if any knowledge were to be obtained,. | and it was tbe best prosf of an unphilo- I sophical mind for anyone to deny a thing because he did not understand it. 'A 1 New Process < f PnoTOGRiFHY.-Mr Josiah Martin explained a new process of,; I photography by which tbe su», moon, aid . . other heavenly bodies, can be more faith, fully photographed than formerly, and ex-, hibited teveral excellent pbotographs of the sun, taken duiiog the " recent eclipse. Ha remarked that he had . eliown these portraits t j Professor Pritchett aad the photographers of the American | Transit of Venua party, who had expressed surprise ot the results obtained." tLO^Eor the Session.—The President formally declared the session of_ 1882 ter minated, and the meeting then dispersed.

SPORTING.

Hie Thames Races. {BY TBLSGBAPH—OWN COBBESPONDBHT.) : THAMES, Monday. ~ The following are tb.B weights for the four principal events of the Thames Jockey 1 Club's Midsummer Meeting :— UOLDFIELDS' Hakdioap. — Randwick, ftjt: • Libelller, Bst 7lb; Luckpenuy, Bst;. Yuba BUI, 7st 13lbs; Venture, 7st lOlbs; Niczer, 7st Slbs ; Paramena, 7st slbs; 1 Dewdrop, 7st 41b*; Antler, Gst 12lbs; 6fl| deroy, 6st 71bs; Cliequita, Cst 41bs. SiEBPLECHASE.—Jricotrin, list 12jbj . Harkaway, list 71b; Chandler, list 51b; St. Switain, Hat 41b; Campaiga, lOstOlb; Cob, lOit; *ctor, lOst. ~,„'.,. 'I'HAMBS Plate.—Kandwick, 9st; Lioel ler, Bst 71b; Luckpenny, Bst; Yuba Bill, 7st 131b; Venture, 7st 101b; Patamena, 7st s!b: Dewdrop, 7st 4Jb; Angler, 6at 12; 'iNigger, 6at 8lb; Gilderoy, 6st 71b j : Chequita. 6st 51b j Lyric, 6it 41b; Uiver, sjd 101b; Barney, sst 7ib*. ■ . Hukdle Kace.— Harkaway, list 121b; Angler, list 7lb; Tricotrin, list; Chand ler, list; Campaign, lOst Sib ; Gob, lOit; jtveaing Star, lOst; Actor, lOst. South Canterbury Baces. TIMAKU, Monday. Tha total amsunt of advertised money to be run f«r at th» south Canterbury Jockey . Lilub Meeting, in April next, is £680. HILDA SCBATCHfID. CaRISTCaURCtT, Monday. ,„ Biloa was scratched on Sitnrday for all ■ her enßagementa at the Dunedin Spaog Meeting. GREYMOUTH KACE?. GREYMOUIH, MonSay. Tha following are tho nominations for the Grey«outh races :— MIDSUMU»R HANIIC^P.-Ching'a 1) g Bowdoii; Osbom1* Talent, Lo»gland's, and Fishhook; Clarke's Levant and Lady HairU; Stuart's Freedom, Stuart's Catesby and Mary Suurt; Freeili's Ban O'CoDnelL Gbbt Valley Stakes. -Cbing'a Bow don : Osborne's Talent, Longlands, and Fishhook; Clark's Levant and Lady Harris; Stawt's Catesby aad Mary Stuart; Freeth's The Field.

MRS. REVITT'S ANNUAL CONCERT.

-■■ ■ ♦ , . • MKS Rbvitt, an Eiglish lady ofmusical talenk.who has,by her exertions,gained high, reputation as an. accomplished teaoker of music and Hinging, gave her annual concert last night in the Choral Hall. 3he pro. gramme was arranged with much taste, and the concert was a decided success. The efficiency of the pipils of Mrs Revift, ■who took part in the performances, prored,. beyond a doubt, that Mrs tteiitt has H&t mistaken her vocation, but that she possesses the necessary qualifications of a good teacher. The hall was well filled; and the gallery crowded. The assistance o£ Mr Gordon Gooch and Professor Swallow added greatly to the interest of the evening. The programme opened with1 Barnby'a musical quartetts "AniieLee," fire ladies and three gentlemen, followed by a pianoforte duet by the Misses Patter son, rendered accurately, and with lightness of touch, Mi John [Edwards came forth with "Lwe's Request," accompanied by, Miss Harding, a pupil, whose performances elicited jratuyint; applause. Mr Edwards responded to an encsre, and later on sang in his wonted pleasing style " Some Day, aad " The Saow." Mis Kevitt was received - with vociferous cheering in Gounod's beautiful serenade "Chantez Toojonrs, which was rendered with exquisite taste § and feeling, and a shower of bouquets fell at the feet of the singer- This performanca was justly applauded. Miss Burslem accompanied on the harp, Misa La Roche on the pianoforte, and Miss Harding on the violin. Mr Gordon Gooch sang " Sailing," and in response to aa en core, " Ihe Yeoman's Wedding." In the: second part Mr Gooch gave with true effect the ever-popular none, "/Simon the Cel!ftrer (Hatton), and " Wrecked and Saved." Mrs Macready has a pleasant voice. Her swe«.; soDg, "Bidme Discourse," waswellieceived. Mr Alfred Brooks sang "My Sweetheart when a Boy," a well-kuown ditty of early days. Miss Hardiog's solo, "Irish Dia monds," was an excellent musical perform ance. The duo, harp and piano, on Mozart's air, "0 Dolce Coacerto" (Mar tin Swallow), lady amateur,and Miss Hard ing, was another artistic triumph. _ Miss Tapper displayed much judgment in her-j, interpretation of " London Bridge," a com-, position which is both a song an*. B picture of a metropolitan scene. Miss Tapper is an excellent vocalist, has_ a good, clear voice, and never forgets that she has a duty to perform to aa audience. This lady, however, found it difficult to escape tee penalty incurred by good singing, and in the second instance sang " Sweet Home," a song which finds a lodgment in the human heart ana there remains for ever. Professor Swal low's solo was loudly encored, and he responded with "Sweet tfome," with, variations, to the delight of tne assemblage. Miss Bruce sang "ApKF» and Mrs Eevitt "The Message," and a really tjood concert closed with the qnar tette, "Good »ight, Beloved," by the com pany, and the National Anthem. M* Ralph Hood, pianist, accompanied tne singers.

The usual monthly meeting of the Mount Eden Band of Hope was held on Friday night, 17ih instant, at tke Mount £den scfiool. There was a large andience. T"8 service of song called "Eva" was pro-, dnced. Mr Hsdgson read the narr»UVfi and it passed off with great ciedit to toe district. A liberal collection was alter* wards made in aid of the society. —

Printed ana Published by the Proprietor, Hknbt Brjjtt, of Symonds-atreet, at nia Genera Printing Office, Wyndham-eireet, In the wo Viaoe of Auckland. New Zealand. Tuesday NoTCatBSK 21,1&2.

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AUOttODB. W. ft OOOHBAMB) [JAB' »ACBB TO-MORROW. YACHT 1 YAOfITI YACHT 1 THB subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-street, on Wednesday. 22nd lnetanr, at IS o'clock. The WKLIrKN'OWW DOTTRR YACHT ■M'LlSi,' will built, oopDorod and cop oar fat'onoil. with now b»11p, dingy, anchor and ohatn, iron ballast, SO. Now lying iv Mechanics' Bay. SAMUEL COCHKANB & EON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOOHKANSJ IJAMKS DAOBK THDRSDaY, KOVEMBER 23. ■J3UILDING QITBS, "DARNELL. THB subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-Btreet, on Thursday, S3rd lnst., at 12 o'olock. 17 Ijargk BuiDima Sites, Containing about 1 aoro osoh, and having ftont»B08 to Uob=£m's Bsy Road. Oampball Tenaoe.and Selwyn Hoad, andthe Boa. Thoso Allahnonts aro beautifally situated, overlooking the harbour (to wbloh somo havo a frontage), and thorns rollrod aro * asyof aocoßß, being a very BhortUiU; o from tho busses. The roads through ta<? foporty havo boer. lately formed and motaiion. Terms Easy.. For further particulars apply to < SAMUEL COGHRANB & BOM, AuctionoAre. W, 8. COCHBASK] UAS. DACBB TUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. RESIDENCE, SYMONDSSTREET. ALLOTMENT*:, PONSONBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO', WYNYARDTON. NO RESERVE. THB subscribers will soil, at their Room*. ForMtraet, on Tuesday, 23th Instant, at 12 o'clock, By Order of the Trustees under tlia Will of the Late Ellen Evitt, ALLOTMENTS 21 Bud 9 Ot Sub-dlvision lot l.Eeotlon 7, having frontages cl 86 fset toSjraonds-Btroet and 36 feet to' Albtrt- Btrfet, with a through depth of 338 feet. and hat In* a Comfortable Residence ol 7 rooms erected thereor. SPJSING-STRKK r. PONS JN BY - Eleven Allotments, beicg nrsald portions of Lot 29. Section S. DRURY—Allotment SO, containing lr. 2p-, floating slippery Creek. PAPAKURA—Allotment SI, oontalning lr. 16p. , 1 OPAHKKE (DRDEYt-Lot9 SI, S3. 23 and SU of Ssotlon S, Sub-division et I«ts 87 and 33. HILLBBORO-Lot I, Section J, containing la. Sr. SOp. WYNYARDTON-Lot 8.



RANDOLPH-STR'SKT, NSWTON-AHotment 2? having S3 feet front» R e. This ia a good Bulldtng Site, as it stands bigb. and ocoariC:) a good poiiUoD. For further particnlara apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctioneers. W, S. OOCHBAHKJ TJAS. DACBB MONDAY, DECEMBER IS. By Older of Commissioner of Hospital '. Reserves, THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL INARMS AT NORTHCOTE. THE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by Auction, at their Booms, Fott-Btreet, on Monflny. lSih instant, at 12 o'clock, THff liEASS. for a term of 31 years, of iUotm#nts H, 15. 16. 17. and 20. Parish cf T»k»pm»», Buli-dlvlrtod Into Farm SectiODS of from 3 to 13 aores. having frontages to the main road, the sea, and the tew Lake road. For Conditions and farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auctioneers, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, SO3N. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, - Shorfland-street, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO PERTIES :- BELLWOOD ESTATE, Pfk CHOICE BUILDING ALLLOT •> 5/ MBNTS in this rising and favourite District. These Allotments vary in size fromsoxl3o feet to 89 x 148 feet 6 inches, and havo frontages t™ Mount Hoskill Road. BoUwood Avenue, Marlborough-street, La^vrenco-street, Chatham street add Raleigh-street. Title Land Transfer. Alse, the Unsold Balance of tho STONEYBURST ESTATE, Consisting of Lot 39, corner of Eden Vale Road, 232x231 feet; Lot li, corner Eden Vale and Wynyord Roads, US feet 6 inches x 261 feet; Lol &. View Road, 132 x 277 feet (completely fenced ; Lot 12, View Road, 132 x 273 feet 8 inches; also, part of Allotment 5, having a frontage to View Road of 147 feet, and to Albert Avenue of 197 feet by a through depth of 607 feet. TERMS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE LOTS One-foubth Cash, Balance at 7 per Cent., 3 to 5 Years. GRAFTON ROAD. Valuable Allotment, corner of Grafton Road and BeaumoTt street. S9 feat 7 inches x 85 feat 10 inches; also, adjoining AUotment, 39 feet 7 inches x 85 feet 10 Itches. MOUNT EDEN. Allotment, corner of View Road and Viotor.'a Avenue 125-5 x 525-9; ols^. AUotment haying » Sontase^toView Road of 141-9 by a depth of 335—9.



VICTORIA AVENUE. 1 Allotment. 99 feat x 266 feet 81 inches: 2 Al lotments. 93 toot 9 inches x 119 feet 10 lnohe?. CORKER OF VICTORIA AVENUE AND :■■:. w ALBERT AVENUE. Allotment, 93 feet 9 inches x 119 feet 10 inches. » OLIPHANT - STREET, POKSONBY WARD. '} ; v lot No. 13, i 2 feet 5 Inches x 127 feat 10 Indies. MBLFORD-STREET, PONSONB7 - WARD. DWELLING HOUSE, Nearly new. well finished and fitted, Containing 6 rooms, servant's room, pantry and BouUery, stable, coaoh-honse, wood-ahed, &('., £to 3 Allotments havin« a frontuce 0f134 feet by a depth of ISO feet, laid out a Rarden, and tnUystooted with fruit trees, &o. . -" Also, • - lota 63,01.65, 08.67. and part of 63, each hav ing* froitftgo ot 11) feet to Melford and Vine Streets, by a total depth of 150 f oct. MOUNT EDEN KOAD (Close1 to the B4ILWAY STATIOS). . 3 Allotments, 89 x 111 feet; 1 Allotment. 33 leot x 131 feet 6 ioohes; 1 Allotment, 39 feet 6 Inches x 78 feet. COK3ER OF MOUNT ROSKILL AND VJEW KOAD3. VulnaWo BujlEcsa Cite, M2x2CO foot. The AtioMoneera wonll call particular attor tlM 10 tno fact that Blithe abovo Allotments are litnatodwallwlthin two miles of Qucon-atreet. MOUNT ROSKILL KOAD (SEAR TUB i'ost onto*.) ! . fwlS iaOVVßihi voo6-hWB9, 2200-gallon tonk, ffiCtSl) it 261 feet, oleorca ana lad Snt'asharden This nonse la thoroughly toiehbd.wa fitted with OTcryeonvenioncottr b tßmilr. _. ; .. '" VIEW EOAD, MOUNT IVW, HKW ASTD WBUrftVIUI 2L0V&1& nt tte rorim^ souJiory, mS. pantry,,ftll Wflll Sslih?d SS?fI«SS: ■AlftmoM, 67 feet 6 inches x liyo war. • MOUNT KDEW ROAD, te otttMgarflei), wUh esphalt pato?, &c. JCsrma on applioaUon to the Auotioneerg. VAiLE& DOUGLAS, LinfnJ ,»d ;>U)tc Aurtidneeie, Mm ■'■&wMiVM>, >vopj" ;salu |fpxt : rjfUK pfißfe J■■ ■- ■; '-'■ 't&telmx-1 ■'■'■ '■■'•■■a- ijJ '.' ■



Auctions. I ""*" XO-M(>KROW. ~~~" < LADIES' SHOES, KID BOOTS, Lasting andl Cashmere Boots, Girlß"Maidß, and Infauts' Boots and Shoos, Gents' Chelsea Boots in Kid and Calf, Ladies' and Gent's Kid Uppers, GABRIEL LEWIS SAS received instructions to sell, at his Roomst. 1..0w0r Quoen-atreot, on bdovo . at It o'clock, AO TRUNKS OF BOOT 3 iND BHOHS in TRUNKS I.AOISS' & GHNI'd KID ■I" ..BOOT UPP^KS. Just Lauded, ex Austral, in Splendid Condition. Terms at Sals. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. r^ENEBAL DRAPERY, HOSIERY, ™ HABKRDASHSRY, &0., &O; &O, GABRIEL LEWIS, Aaottoneor. TO.MOKRUW, WEDNESDAY, NOON. UPPER SYMONDSSTREET. CLEARING-OUT SALE H.ollow-warc, ironmongery, Glass and Earthenware, &i\, AT ME. K. >S, R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with ioslructions from Mr K. Haywan', who is giving ud tho Hardware and Karthonworo Branoh ot his Builces*. to sell by auction at his premises. Upper SjmoDda-Bireet, on Wednesday nexl, at 12 o'o'.osk noon, The romalndsr of his Stcofe of Hollow ware, Ironmorg.'ry, Glass and Karihen ware, So. THURSDAY, 2 O'CLOCK P.M. Bkown-STEKbj (off Ponsonby Koad, near Richmond Road). HOUSEHOLD "FURNITURE AND MFPEOrS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr Hosting (who is leaving for Australia) to soil by auction, at his residenco, Brown-street, on Thursday next, at 2 o'clock p.m., HIS NEWLY-SELECTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFKCTS-A well-mad» Horso-hair Cloth Suits, Tapestry Carpet. Pio turcs, Sholls, Booki, Cauo Chairs, Loo and Square Tables, Clook. Bedsteads, OUest Drawers, Toilet Tables and Glasses, Washstands, Toilet ware, Kitclion Utensils, Glass and Earthen ware, &c, &o. On View on tho Morning of Sale.



raUKSDAY, 11 a.m. WELLESLEY-STREET, CLEARING OUT SALE OF FCTRNI-. TOKE, CABiNET\V4JRE, &a, AT MESSRS MILLS AND DKMPSEY'S. K. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Messrs Mills and Dampsey, Cabinet makers, Wollesley ■ strout, near Queeu-suroat (#ho intend davottug the whole of their atten tion to manufacturing), to cell by auction, at their piemiate, on 'i'liuraday nest; at 11 oclock am., The RsmiUdor of tUfr STOCK of CABI NETWARE, FUKNiTURK. Jtc. &0.-Moron6 Kep Suite, Conohis »tid Choirs, Bedsteads, Bscidlnß. I'illliiaßoo, ittuiraauiOj. Offloa Tablo with draweri, Assorted luriltare; a Set o( Walnut Frsrua', Sir«nK Bed. Paillasses and Mattrata Casf s and f rose, Cutled Hair, Flock, Jtiax atd Straw. & Sinp.or's io wlcr Mtichlna in good working order. Cn view neorting of the sale. AT AN EARLY BATE. Ex Loch IJrr, Loch Fleet, >nd other late arrival?. TRADE SALE CJ? Currants, Rabins, Fanoy Confectionery, General Groceries, and Oilman's 1 Stores. Messes. FOTTER & CO. WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, Durham-ttreet. at aa early date, SHIPMENTS OK THK ABOVB 600 OS (Now Landing). Fartloulara in Future .Advertisement B. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer, THUKSDAY, KOTEMBER 23, T3S REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Reniuera Yards, on Thursday next November SS, 160 Hood Well-fatted Oattls from Wangannl, Walkato, and Smdhilla 703 Fat Sheep Fat Lambs FatandstoroP.Rt Dairy Cows acd Store Cattle ALFRED BUCKLAHU. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. THE HAYMARKET, DIOR SAL?, at the flaymarket^ on Fri- F day, Novembar IP, Q HEAVY DRAUGHT HORBHS, ex " Southern Cross, from Gisfcorne. The above are ell Yonnß Horses, and flrst-olasa workers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. TBE REMUERA CATTLE FAIR. LAST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE BE AEON. ENTfIXKS on or before TUE3DAY, Deccember 9. ALFRED BUCKLAND. fiOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Paratrara—Wednesday, November !9, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, (H J8 H aTmA R X fri, SALE Off WOOL, SHEEFSKraB BXDSS, ana TAIiLOw.-oaob Tuesday, al lo'otocS. AttfRED BTIOKiAFB FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTKL, GOODWILL, FUtUSITURP, &C. rF SfIE Sub> cribera havo received instruc * tions (roui Mr MoHlusban, to sell, on FRIDAY, the Bth December, at the Durnim Yarda. THK GOO'OVlfjti <F TDK UNBXPmKD THEM OS' JLE ASK, ot Six Years, ot the JUNC TION HOTEL, dolntc « lurgo and respnotable bualcees/rhacomumdiou'-ni-ta o( the HouEe,and the desirability of Hi* s uwUod, are too well known for comment, bat i'a liun.oillato pros ioilty to tbo termlnna or tho tramway renders it oroßnectlvely more va'.uabla than other subur ban houses. Persona in quest of a good house cannot esslly find a more desirable one, AT 12 O'CLOCK. ~- ' HUNTER & KOLAN,



DURHAM YAEDS. . • KiVTRUEBES SUPERIOR PBESSE.U 01-VO1-V MKAUOW HiY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. HVHISK fi.fiOLAN, ■!, I'HUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, At 12 Noon. LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, ' Selwyn and Hepburn streets. '■'(■'■ Q, Wr- BINIIBY IJTAS been favoured with' Instructions Ol to acll hy uubllo auction at hla Marf, Quoon-^trcot, on Xbnreday, November 23. at 12 tfoiooS-, - ■ .. ; ; ' tt'.Vil' "..".",,-. . jhk Following : ALLOTMBNTJ with 51 fceV Ifontajre to Selwm-atraet, being ffo. 20, of Sab division of Altomente 1, 2, i, and 6, of • SeotlonJW, City oC AnoWand, , •. .. \ • '-: ■v;:;i ■'•. ;:■ Aiss. ■ ■]■''■■':"■ ' ■■■'. "'■:: I 2 AbLOTMHNTSBUusIo I la'TlnDbnrfl-streot. I • ' liavln? a Irimtege <i( lift 0I»a «-ar*, and :'i»si&g >07. 85 a-'fi SB. v? a Sobdiviaion } Into T.*t9, oj jSLllotiut-iiW: 6 and 6, o£ g(jqjl9,a6), oMtio oiij of AuoWsndi • , I+e AJtotroent; ho. -sa. Utipbi-.rn-i'tceat. has a'«»fr.«lttw BIX-BOOV:BLl HOU-E, with Ont 'htnwsijfei(^ea:Wi6r«)B. ~. , ,



Auotions. WBDNJBSBAY, NQVEMpjEB. %& At 11 o'clock a.m. On tho Premises, Sarsfteld-street, Pons«nljy, MABINK KAlTlliY RESIDENQJS, ENQLISH.MADB FORNWUBE, F. C. GREENWUOD HAS received instructions from Mr C, A. Bydder, of Northumberland lloueo, Satffloid-etroot, Ponsonby, to soil by kuotloo, on tho premises, TBE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE ENGLISH-MADE FORNITU«B (MaOo expressly to his own ordsr), VALUABLE OIL & WATSg.gQLQUS "." FAINTINOS, ELECTRO-PLATE, OaRPBTS. A CATALOGUE will shortly I* toiued. and tho House Thrown Open for Inspection (by oard from tho Auotlaneer) for Intending purohMers a fortnight before tho onlo. Also, (It not provUusly dJaposod 00, aX the cane time and plaoe, wIU b» sold tho SPLENDID FAMILY KKSIDKNQE Of 120 rooms, replete with avsry modera oon oonvonlonoe, and known as "Northumborland House.'* together wltli LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. Tho Honao is oloao to tho wntsr'a tiga and proposed new oier. and ooramsnus a vscjr fin* view. Is suitable for a boarding BObtol. «** Uta ovorr war well suited at a Marino FamUy Reel denoe. or 3nperlor Family Hotel. In tho ruing dlßtrlot of Ponsonby. Tho remaining Ground Is being out up tatp about nine lots, with frontages to S&nflold stroot and tho Waltemata Harbour. The whole of tho Freehold, oontalning i aoroe, wltl bo offered In one lot. as por plan, and If not sold In oso lot will be sold as out up. Uthographlo Plans will be Issued on ud atterjTuesday, lith instant, and can bo had on appUoadon at the oCßta ot R, 0. GREENWOOD, Anotloneer, Corner of Queen and Shortftmd-fltrootfi, Important Noticx,



POSTPONEMENT OF Ellerslie Sale EtLERSLUS Sa^B TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27* AT NOON. AT DOWDEN'S MART, QUBjBK-STBEBT, The SALE of the above Property la UnaTold ably postponed until MONPAY, 27TH JKBTAST. at the sama hoar and plaos, la oone^atooe of the dolnyo In the Survey. The A not ioaeer has much pleasure in announce Ins that the Survey will be completed by MONDAY next, aid that tfca land Ufl*«KC& and Lithographic Piftna can be btd on applioa tlon at the caioe of tto Auottoneor, or al tbo BUenlte Hotel. The LAND now offered la well worthy the Inspection of anyone deeltom of scouring a Villa Bite within eaiy dlitoßoo ot Town, by Road or Rail TRAINS leave Auok'and for KUeralla almost honrlr. and the •xnenso for a Soaaon Family Tiokot is Nominal. Iho LAND is all that oan be desired aa to Quality ot Soil, Jtfagnlficenoo of View, Looality. &0,, la Ihe Last and Best ot tto Hint Propertr in the Ellcrelte Dlsttiot, and long knowa aa tke BUeraUe Park. It la the intention cf tee Venflir to soil the Property when offered on MONDAY, the 17th Instant, and both Intending Settler* and Bpees latora are earnestly recanted not to lone the opportunity to view the Land betete the Sslr, The PO3TFONXUENT ia made with the Intention of allowing time for all dealrooa to pnrobase to ace the Land, and It wOl ba their own fault If they de not do ad. B. C. QBSBNWUOD, Auctioneer.



TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS, EDEN mBRBACE. DEN JLbRRAOS. NEW NO It T H ROA D. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, HOOK. pHOIOiS XfILLA «IT^a GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. . NEW COTTAGES, &c, &c, &c. R. C, GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from tar. Has lett to offer for sale byanotlon, on Mon day, the Ith Deoember, at moos, athlgNEW ROOMS. QUE]EN . STBIETt Between Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s and the New Bank or Now South Walec, and opposite to Vulcan Lane, WA CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 4 " having good frontage and great devth, and situated on the right .handsldoot Edeo Terrace, New m North Road. The land is all in good xrass^ letul TOloanlo, I and commands a very good view. The land Is Bltnated jolt outalfle the City boundajy, having all the oonrealenoe of City property without the expense. / Tbo City Water Mains and Bas are laid on to the bonidary, and Working Men and others wishing for a Freeholi Lot eloso to town ought to avail themselves of this opportunity to secure a Home (or themselves. UihograDhio Piano are ready, and oao be had on application at the cffloe of the Auctioneer. ■ The land is pegged and flagged. ..;,. . '.■ Also,:. , • At tbo sama tlmo, will be offered, TWO NE\V 4-ROOMED COT CaG.ES i On Freehold lata, with frontage to Kden Terrace. , . The terms are: One-fourth cash (for the allot mente) and the balance 3 yews at 7 per cent, p^r annum. For the Cottages: One third OMbl md balances years at 7 percent; pet annum. < E. O. GREENWOOD, ' Auctioneer,



Auctions. B. TOHKS, R. 0. OABB. B. P. TONKB TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, NOYfiMBEK 22, AT 12 O'CbOVPs. pAPATOITOI rpOWNSHIP, PAPATOITOI STATION, ON WAIKATO RAIIiWAY For Posltlro Bale, Wednoeday, Neronbor 82, at 12 b'olooSr, at Branawiotc Mart. rmarr The AniStlonowfl oall tho attoatlon ot all, deslrtnsot seonring a Bite tor D wolllog, Market Garden, or Small farm at a moderate price, to this Property. It MUST BB BOLD to oloso a TBUBT Aooount; it has boon artdlvidofl Into •onTenlont-BlEod lota at the wgsat request of Bottlers In tho neighbourhood, cot Sy a rpooula toajwlth a Tlew ot eorowlDß eoorniona proUW out ot leu wealthy people. The cnMro property la now In onltlvatton aa a'Farm, and It had been bo surveyed that tho FAMILY MANSION and outbuilding have a fair area ot land attaohed, and \rlU be told m a KM. Torma rory liberal; Plans ready. I'rororty llußgeil, B. TONICS 6 00. Auctlonaeiß. B. TOHKS B. C. OABB B. D, TOSKS JEARLY IN DECJSULBKK, an acrks, "avoV>alk tow«. \f" SHIP, adjoining Railway Station, fronting On Now North Road, the property of H. Walton, Keg..; now being subdivided, aad wtD be ofTorod tor positive mo at ao early date, B. TONKS& CO.



B, rONKB, & 0, OABB. B, B, TOKES THWPSPAT, NPT^BPER 83, •piILERauIE 11 TTiriLBKSLIE 11 VOLCANiO SOIL. OM'SS TO RAILWAY STATION, B. TONKS & 60. JTTAY6 been instructed by Mr F; J, BomerflelA to soil on Thursday next at 12 t'oloctoi A NUMBER Off CHOICE LOTS OLOSB TO ELLKHBUK RAILWAY STATION AND RAOBOOUKSB. The tend It rich voloanto toll, c6vored with • grand mrard ot gnus, boMtt&Ur Planted wJtli» toss, «) to 00 feat high. Oliaroh, Efohoo), Hots); PMt Offloo, Immodia telj owoUtfc The owim Is determined to soil, and will giro mat liberal terms i'V.'BKi ■ The on'y Taloanlo Land for sale la the neigh fcouhooA B. JQW6-] [B. O. CA*Bt] B, I.TOSXIft WEDNBBDAY, NO^MBOB 2p, ■—■—. MOKNING3IDE. ORNINUIIUK, MORNINGSIDE. ORHINaSIDr. RAILWAY STATION ON PROPBKm TOLCANICLAHDI 'BUSES HOURLY I TRAIN SIX DAILY I B. TONKS & CO. CTAVE boea iiutraotcd by A, R. rl Taylor, Kss., to soil on vraflnoßdan 23th Koreabwr. at U a oloofc, THB ABOTJS PROPBRTT. This Is a genalne sale of a really flrst-ols>ss property, a portion having already been sold and built on. A Churob, Panonage, and Stora ore enoted, and slso a number ot Villa Rest denoes. The Property has been ont np, with a view ot having a good class ot buildings, Into lots op to nearly four acres in extent, bnt purchasers of. smaller lots oan bare an opportunityi ot fspplj- Ing their wonts oloce to the Railway Station, which occupies the oentre of the Estate. Tbe Land Is valonnlo. A CBereh, Sohool, Stores, Builder's Establish menr, Blaekimith's Bbop, Wheelwright's Bhop, fee., ore new In tall running order on tho pra perir. Trains and 'Buses aro running continuously, prsctlo&lly bringing It within a few minntes of the city. The greater number of the allotments front on to tbe Main North ana Mount Albert Eoids, FLANS NOW READY



PBELIMINAKY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FQK .SALE, At v ratty Data, THB FOLLOWING VALUABLE PBOPKBTIBB. Being part of bb KbUIo held In trait br Sir 0. Miurloe CKorke and Captain T. Ylwt - , Sheph«rd{— ■ • ■ Kft ALLOTMBBITB in tho beat part at OheiV Ov tmhun. North Shore KQ AWjOTMKMTH ac Mount Bdon in ALLOXMSNTS, BrightonKoad, Parnel! o AJULOTMH.NT3atthaWhaif, Onehouga BAIILOTMBNTS at the old Whirl; One • -: hiioßa ' r ' ■ ■ J -\ .'','■ on AIiIiOXMBNTa at Mount WelUpglioa, . v P»mnwe*



. . Auctions, . | FBIDAY, NOVEMBEIi 24, | At 11 a.m. AUCKLAND HiRBOUR UOAKD. LB4SE OF EORESHORE AT WORTH SHOfiK FOlt SUGAR RIIEINERY, R. C. GREENWOOD H'flS received instructions from tlio AuokUnd Harbour H:nrrt to Bill by Public ,jno.lnn, at tho Odlo-s of tho tioftnl, Fort-Btrest, on Krlday, tho 24tn Ni.vcmbur, 1882, at U a.m., THK i,liiAfc)K FOH FiffTY YHAlta,. In terms «t "Tho HartMurs Aot, 1878F*of PORTION OF TU» FOKBtIHOKK nt NORTH aaoRK roKfuK pukposk of a SUGAR ÜBlflrlKKV. Ptons, Ooidlttpna ot Sale, and Draft of Lease may t>e osea at tho Ollloa ot the Anokland Har bour Board. — R. C. QUKENWOQD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DEGBMBER 26. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASB OF RESERVE FOR USE OF TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. R. C. GREENWtOD HAS been instructed to sell by public auction, lit tho Olllo* of the AuokUnd Harbour Board, on Thursday, tho 23th day ot Dooember next, at 11 a.tu., Tho Loa«o of Reserve, Customhouso-titrout Kaßt, for a tflrm ot 60 yonrs, suhjoot to thi) iirovlalotiH of 'Tho Harbours Aot, isn " for tno uso of tao Tclegruph De partment. It. C. GRERKWOOD, Auctionl cr. |'n oonseqaenoe OCa gt>ner»! »lso Him tho Government and the Company's resnootlvo sales ot Walmata should ooloolde, the Company has agreed to POSTPONK i! ALIE to 28th NOVKMItUK, and TENDKIta to 6tU DKOKM BBR.] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,



TMPQRTANT T AND QJALK. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGKNOY COMPANY (LutmeD) baa been favoured with .lnatruoUooa from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) TO Offer the following Properties for Halo by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT QISBOUSK, Oa TUKSIJAY, the 28th NOVivMBKU, 1882 AT FAKNELL AND IiOVLAN'S HAIX. POUAWA. THE FRBBHOLD, under Laid Transfer Title, of 7,000 acrcii of Uloh Land In the Pouawn BlooW, situated about flvo mlloa from Ola borne. This property Is divided Into Soo- Uobb of fsoin ICO to SCO aoreif, and la admir ably adapted for Small Farms. Purchnsora cf Freehold Sections In thla Block Willhavo an curly opporini;lt) of nbttin! ug, upon fftTOUr&ble Uruis. Luaathold Blocka from 600 a<yes upwards, shunted between tbo Block now OfTernd and tbo too. This portion of Pouawa U exoellenUy urasocd, and cannot bo turpaseotl for iheep country, IWIIATAUPOKO. Aboot 1.000 aoren of Town and Subnrban Lands from one and a hut to threo miles from Qla born* Post Oflloe. will ha ollerod, If the mrveva oan bj sufficiently advanced. This valnublo level land, with frontage to the Taruhoru, a mvl(j»blo ilvor. will bo out Into Bcctlona oC from 5 to 60 aa'O). Should vhli sot I>< ready for the market nt th» Novom ber Bale. It wtil bt off.rort with other por- Uoos of Whataupoko In about tbo mouth of March next. WAIMATA. By Tender, to oloso oi 6th Deoembor, The ITKfJBUObU-or LKAaKHULD for SI Years, at tho option of tbo tenderer—of portions ot tno Watmata South and Kiwt Blocks, and oontainlng In all about 15,000 aoros. Tenders to be endorsed " Tonder for Walmaia PrODerty.'andaddrdtwod to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and. Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Qlabonie. Tha whola of the obsve l«nrt la or flrsi-clua Quality, well-warerßd, wltti a plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company would direct special attention to It as ntlbrdlng a good opon- Ing to small capitalists, ita rich soil and easy aocosn to town by either rond or water render ing tho wholo very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will bo offered, and every taduoemonl given to Intending buyers. Plans may be seen at tha Land Company's Oflloe, Olsborne, and at any of th« olSons thraughont New Zoalaitd, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company Utnltod. It, HILL FISHKK, ManasQf, Gtsborno, 23th September, SB2, Qovemmeut Land Salea- IpUBLIO NOTIFICATION. RtTSA-B liANItS TO BE OPES FOKSKLKCHON,



LAND DISIRICT OF AUCKLAND. Crown Lnnda Cfß>e. Anoklvnd, October 20,1831. 1 herebr notify that the R ural Lands mentioned In the Schedule henuoder will bo open for Balootlon at tbla OtQoa on TUK3DAV, tho 21st Norember, 1352. V.A.IOhZ, Goramlsßlonor of Crown Lands. BOHBDULE. WAITKMATA COUNTY. Pakibii of Maihetahi. Lot. Area. UpßOt Price, i. b.p. c, f. d. M, pt, 12 HI 2 SO S3 0 0 Parish of Oktoa. Lot. Area. Upset Price. A. if. p. & s. d. 39 91 D 0 70 10 0 40 120 2 38 SO 12 0 U 114 0 37 85 14 0 12 157 S 19 IKS 10 0 43 123 10 123 5 0 hob3ov counts". Parish of abapohub. Lot 4rea. Ufsat Price. a. n. p. & a. o, l&pt, 81 40 0 0 80 0 0 Parish of Tatiririki. Lot Area. Uoset Price. A. r. p. & r. d. 41 100 0 0 37 10 0 MAOTSANUI BLOCK, Xi mO EURVKY DISTRW. Blook. ttc. Aiea. UpnotFnco. A. R P. & «■• d, I. 1 11.3 3 0 103 15 0 WAIKATO COUNTY. Parish or Whanqamarixo. Lot. Area. Upset Price. A. n. p. £ s. d. 151 137 0 0 • 163 17 6 169 86 0 0 43 0 0 315 20 0 0 10 0 0 SJ6 50 0 12 18 15 0 317 50 0 0 IS 15 0 319 100 0 0 37 10 0 HOKIANGA COUNTY. Parish of Omaxaia. Sec. Area. Upset Price a. r. r. £ 8. d. 11 25 0 0 25 0 0 12 42 2 31 43 15 0 Werakga Block, Waoku Suhvbv District. Block. Sec, Area. Upset Price. A. R. p. £ g. d. 111. 1 117 0 0 147 0 0 2 300 0 0 225 0 0 Manqakino Block, ManCjamoka Burykv DISTBIOT. Blook. Eoc. Area. Upset Prioa. A. B. P. & t. d. IX. 1 77 2 10 77 10 0 2 63 1 SO 63 1U 0 3 96 2 15 72 8 0 4 97 1 20 97 10 0 5 1(3 8 0 81 12 0 6 122 115 91 15 0 Terms of Bale.—One-f ourih of purohaeo money to be paid at time of application, and tho balance within one month thereafter, othorwlso tho part of the purohano money paid br way of deposit shall bo forfeited, ana the oontraot for the sate of ths land shall henceforth ba null and void. Grown Grant fee to bo paid on completion of purohase. Motew. pa vi r i_£_ HOX XJh MBS BILIiANDKB PROPRIETOR T»ffifhr M ««s^ alteraUon on hfe premises. tjnmt *a many imprCTemeatu, ho ha« &, BPECIAL n DIH-tHG-BOOM, trndor tts SaDeyinteaaesoa of a well -1.": ,■■ ■■ 'knownOitasrer. me "OtilBlaa" wUI bo-Mw tseai ««5 Baanua m osftmiPßlf. Maais at oil honrs. Best Brnnfia ot winoa and Bjilritß, Hnncook'a Sparkling Als alvraTS '-■>■ onDranjiht. . • Pom 4 ana Bealdenoe. 80a pet weex. ■



f-i-JHAMKB OAKKIABE AND DRAY S. ffAGVOUX. JAMBS MACKIE, PrOPBJkTOBj VWt"OK!&'STBKfW E-iST, SSwHw <st overy description a Wood ana Ikm nostly executed on the toeruoU«, 2»rln«B made ana royaired. ys on hana. lU qnanSiSy ot Lamps, alao Ii onbark «hatW andSpoliofl. Red Sara Follaoa, and HobarJ t^.-Ontnvtry orders pnimtnaii ■>a^ndwa Ba, ,-«p i" E A 0 « U X J.* OPTICIAN, - Hm n SteoK BPiJOTAOIiSS AND BYK GXjABSRS o£ orory description on aoourata Kit Quarantoofl. COMPOUND MIOROaOOPKB AND TKIiH 80OPK8, Powerful and Cheap. A«BKOID BABOMIfTBBS, TnKBMOMKTBBfI, klkotkio bells, tfaxtkbiks amd Fittings. Mj»sr.o&o Eloctrla Machine* And ';Mod!oaI Collo. I OPHRA BJiASSKS. BINOOUrjAK FIELD 1 AND MAHINK GLA3SK9, THKODOI.ITB3, COMPASSES, SEXTANTS, Spirit Hydromottw, Sanoharomotet*, Sallnoniotorn, Argontomoteis, &c, &c,,&e. ASBHI »OB TAYIiOK'3 PATKNT BKWINQ MAOHINKB fc KXTHAB, Itutrnments and Sawing Machine* repaired, Deposits Trim Post Orffi«B, nhortlvtd-fltrflot, OUPEKIOK CORKUQATHD TANKS. J. L. X E A N Hbb for Sale n nninbor ot tho abovo, with T»pa ready (or übo prlcn 31s, ut hm shop', Klllott- Blrctt. Lmvu quantities Ot Spouting. Ktdglng, and Down fi'ios, r.lw.tya In Stock. Vorandali Iron curved (it tho shortest iiotio.?. Country ordcro will always rooolvo hla promptattoatlon, Load waebors always on hand, rini> TUX KCBIOKNTS Off SYMOKiJS. .1. STBB2SX AND NKIO.HBOURHQOD, s; botsy Hai («autii Opened n Flnt-alasa BUTOHBHY as ins OORHKIt Or S'HJt KYBKS PASS BOAD, PRUAU OOENKD HKSJT always on hauiS ffnmlllfj w»Uf.d on tor orfltn (■■lo XHJE FUBUC 01? fOWSOWBY F. DA VIES, Boot and tihoo Manufacturer, ot Pouaonbr Road, otUla too attention of bJa ous toujors and frlandu to the foliowlnßi—Child. ron'a Elaatlo Boots, from 8a; Goloebes, is 8d (oblldren'e) j Women's Kid K.B. Boots, from 79 Cd; ohoap Uno In Men's Kl&Btlce, 12a (ooloulal made, Ko Women's Colonial mode Idglete, 13a gd. A UCKLiMD SKLEOX UIDIIQ £L school. Nkw Noeth Koad, BIDING MADB EAh'y AND GKAOSffDL. Tho Auokland Seloot KldltiK Sohool, for the Btudyand Fraotiooof tho Artot KjuitaUonln all lta branchoe, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882.. Ijidloa and Gentlemen dpsirins to enter &s pnplleare solicited to forwiu ■■ th-1' r«R.., l 0 the proprietor on or before U. ,■ .. lurius, andhoura of lnHiruotloa and i^xisotlco. may bo learned on application, I'upOs anpiiUod with liorson, «ud appoint ments lor school Leseons U required, or Horse Appoliitmenta supplied to order from first, Clmjs Samples at iliii BohooU The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book toi tho am of Pupils and others, which may bo had on application. Price, 111. apooiaJ AJraJiKemeuUj for Children. JfKMAl.lt Aii'SNUANCB rOU JjADIEB. O,H. has also ouiumouced bainiaoea as Hone- Trainer. Evtrv Mureu «utrtuteU to Ills charge WIU ba propcrlj- l!rt>!;on ana h.-.aalod either OB l/«di'a or Ueuiltiniea'H ()ii«rgcr, Q. H A Z E L. li, diXK Kortlll KlUlftQ .-i«n<f.;A/>T-.M,juii, AMj Ist Class Kquitatwn iMafitucruit, ii Yearn In 11. AJ. .Service. GU J U 9 &■ . ti .v iWiii'b.-'v.hUt d.uw Odd, unu'riuawet Utkios, Vlnionn-ntttct tiMi. Cuano, Gm» imhS.iMi, i.Tc:; «1! wvitc ditjH from 7 a.ai, ia 1 P.IU., «u;ft «l'»«iiil MOHHI.tMb CTuUi I !1U U> A.U. fan ;_-i".ia-rooui!i are ali |itiia«, ano itippuad with oran ocurozieaiM, Taxmsi. ki<f oU Oeisb •Bil haix bi-uali&i. ootno*, ■coylnktuzt, ««p«, Jbc jeleot tmli-rouiDS (prtrM^i tnt Ladies arei; toy, at fi.ll hours, with iiomoia sttsedftsce, Qnb aniLLina and Sixpcnoz. i'leaj* aoto the •ddren I Vlotoilvgtr«ot KaMt abort ths Ore? hotind Hotel, and next ths oUoAp l*s£dias ted ramltun Mart. AnoKiand. NJ3.—Barbel in attendance.



PAIN'S \* * Wholesales; R«tall *(y W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, PTHOTIOHNIIT TO THE KOTAI. TAOHT e(JU»ono«. THB AUCKLAND KOKWAkuING AND PABOKL DKLIVKRY AOKNGY Despatch Goods and Paroeln of all descriptions to every pan of the Town and Subnrbfl, at a Chkjup Batk, nod with guaranteed rogalnrlty. The following are tbo Hooking AnKWoms t— A. R. Ladd, Cabtmoker - Karangahape Road W. H. Yonntr. Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrnle. Baker _ _vlroh IIIU J. Bold, Oabtaetmofcor .Corner of Kyber Pass and Sytnondw*. 8, Reid, Qrooet i, .-Corner of Xyber Paw and Graf ten Kcadj W. a Collins, Grocer ..Pnrnoll A, Heldt, Cabinetmaker .Newmarket, DHLI VERMS l- Town Hourlfv Suburban 111 ajn. and I p,ml NO. 76, Telnphon* Exchange, HKAD OFFIOK I— NATHAN'S HONJ). GuBTOMEOPBB-BTBgw KRBNOH Dkksß Shirt manufactory-. C. D S~L'KAD> DUK'.UMST.. Comur of Albsrt-atreot, AUCKCAKD. —I- Privata orders specially nttenrteil to. ana exo noted In Frenoli Material?, Imports! illreotly from tha nimufaoturarg. Dress Hhirtß to order on cae&snroment fit ttuarantoed. 6 to Hkau t|tsK?KSs* *&M THB PUREST I FINKSTI! ANDBESTIII



OHBYSXOK POUtTBT YARDS, LAES TASA; PUNA. VARIETIES— Light Brahmss. Dark Brahmaa White Cochins. Una Coohtaa, Blaok Ooch L&ngahans, Macorooe. Hondonn BUok olisaW.O. White Loghornß, Brown Laghorne Dortslngs, HtiioburK». My mouth Rocks, t'okin Ruen and Aylesbnry Ouoks BHNO FOR FBIOB-LIST 07 EGGS. Eggs carefallr Pac'sed. and sent to all part) of the Colony. «r Write for just what you want, anA afl flrouß as above, I gnaiantee satisfaction in all ordlnari oases, visitors welcome, Sunday exnupteJ. UUPOTB OORiiTJaAXBD SAM&B ,S, F A S' X E X HAS for 3£h?s a anmfcez at ths edsts, wM? Taj) tostly Col ass, £J and nawards, At sis Btbak Wosss, Viotobia-stbbikVi si si!a Shoo WiadS3mv-Bssmm t Urge «uaifctics vi Siwntics, lU&eiDg, Ud Down piiiefi slwajra in stoofc Vet6ufttiii hTiS. carved at chortest exmaa, Mfusofeoiurer s>l L«»a ax& Compo Pipe. A ehcf.cn Misctioa of OhisndeUere, Ko» M nil WeUsßley-oSrooS shop, Oeiailrr ftc.lsrs wiU slways reoeiTO bis Sirompt asteaUcia Situ patskvss m? tnr. tuxmvKß taiu piANuSi p IANO si Pi AN os! JU3T LASDKD. PER ABHMORE. Being made to po der, persons in want of a gooc Piano old call at once nd them. Piano, £24. Can be seen at Mr THOS. H. WEBB'S, Hob son-street, three doora from Oooe-strßßt. W& it «o c & na uxasi &s, CashPrecßßasoraoi tSlsh. Wcssl. SnesesStss. and Basse;. HA M JE » U UIOHJK) (I OABTKE, CONSB-OTOB. ftfl Baofla Oottoft ana UeUfered (torn ihip'Bi tiOa ra Ballast BnpnUefl. t AUoMMWOodtoulatt unwiHwaMnibla ,



Baßinega Notlceß ' ,j « M «& I llh UOIiUUK, AJNO Qli A>*> MKEOHANTB, 95 & 67, QUBSK<(SXBBIS¥, AVOM.Ui.mi, M, a,, IMPORTBBS 0» P4PERHANBSHES, Panel OecaraticsK, BljAtiS->?aUßhed. SUverofl, nnd Honuh PLA3S SnilLlßt, and Usatluental Qhwt, Photo graphic, Glass Shades, WHITE! LSAD, OoIOUW, OU. VABNBJiHaB Braaheo, Mixed Paints, Outturn's AnUoOft roelTo »afl Patoa4 SUloate Palnta. Ma U li»'»X N G B-CJUS, Stained, yeneereO, fei CTatoreffnuneaaiJlKconiOoaorftUona.Fanej Fmmei) tor Ois'ainet and O.D.v, PimTr&vs ol ererr ftmsodatloa In skss* »arto»7 BoaAV«~Phc6O« smd Oolourea, Albuaii (or I'hot-w, Scraps, fio.. &0., Ko. Oat-ou's or Oreriay Mooats, aU etaesi Oablsut w4 OXi.V, Mo«fa«s! Arats1 Bsqulelte* W. IP. is fl. uartes fJWHrt en hand «fao Urcesl sstfck of tha abtjva good* in sue No*>h Island of i?tw SCeftland. Me sWe to asfoase fStber whole aslo or retell ordais on tho moit laTonrßbls Siime, Bamples oi Fspsrhsiisuigt* Irom opes 3t«ok, or ot wlßiiiftl paokwtss, wnt en appuca- Kn, New BstUwßlc Auckl»n'3 should ttuspeet our «jook of Pai>erh»n'jiugfl ondPlotorcß betow Ottlna up tholr new bomes j they will flnd eonoo •bJn.l to salt *b xaoma ot evoryoas,



W, PHILLIPPS & SON, QOBER-ST3EH*. APOBH.&gf Jp ~i S c I X G if: ot. every description pal np by oontraot Nobody c»n do It cheaper or better than Sam White, baling fences, pool »nd nil; Wire and Picket Fenoeis of every sort. Prloes on application. All tlndß oC Gates made to order, and fixed where required. Kenoea Painted, Poets, Kails, Pallurs, Shlndlcj, Houeo Blocks, &,%, for sale at yards. SAM, WHITK, Fenoor, Qore-atreet (near Brltomart Hotel "iHKND E X 8 0 N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. "NO. 8, WYKDIIAM• STItE ET. A MKKIUAN POhTKAIT KOOMB, ±\. 177. QUKKN-BTRKBT (Opposite Ti & S. Morrln'e), NOW OFSN. Goma taken daily—3 dozan for 2s Od, larger bleob equally oh*ap. Coast and see th« Show Cftsea at toe N»w Prsmtsoa, c»xt to Olartc & Gang's, two doors above iiritlth Hotel, 177, Qaeen-Btreet, J, Ii O W Proprl%tor. n L ASS W~ O X K. » QIiABB Oar Loading Arilolea sftla vroete are i Oonfoo nlonurs' Jars, Is pur Id ; 3 wins* J iikl (or Is Sd | Camp Oblmnoys, 2 w 8< ; Ql&w Bulle tor 3hootlni{ at, lv Qtuuitltion to salt purohaflew; tJardw dbiidos, ell ulroa; siah Globes and «oW ITish, vfiry ohcftpi M. COOK & SONS, ruKt:a*N'B n^r. Jv. ? i Z ii a In. « XiAUDBR a HAIUMJW MAKftJt. SO »ud 82, VIOTOBU>STEXST. avery DescirlpUcaof lisdden, Steps, Burnn. fonow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Olothoa Bozet, rravcUlns Cheat*, fco., OS hssd or made 10 A liberal diftcouni toiowsd to Oontnoton ud es Tf fcolftjaia ottUif, Chop an 4 Offlos £IMjaHS, snfi all Ufida Of J0& ---oin» Work c1q»« br axserlessad makmnt c» IV- shortest »c»o*, K.3.-Liftdden, eusm an* Qurom Ist* r* lira, Vlj-llbj bout^v, Oaa or JT¥« M?cr\o> Old V«aUn« tas »Ji I •!**» < * ||' : M.^"^ ? »R,: i I L i a « 1 xi <J £1 a S, V V Oornwof Larno and Tiotorla-stesofct AooMuKt masi JSOKUBISMSAL, MA-SBLa, AHD OBX3£&l> ASSHITBOTaKAb .-H'illuSrr.rs AM* OAJSViSS, tcecripktonj &{w»wiA« rud twastttinU ■jnnKTOn3.\ Tcxnoq. %h'uteMosK sad erury I on n» »i..< -v.4 »—»>».'- WBBTKKN X LiO UK-MI liliS OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINOTOM BROS. Bos to Inform the publlo that they are cow pre pared to snpply dnraxiOß Oatmial Id anr anantlty, Kuaramood tmrs and fresh. Flour. Sharps, Bran, Whestmeal, Atalcomes.l, Maloo, Oats, Kowl Wheat, &o» always oa hand, Depot—Karangahap* Road, Ifewton, UlUs—Western Springs, Angnat 11.18a. I OG3 1 i.O«SI LOGS! TO THK ij MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehnnga (deetrored vj Ore ooroo ! months ninoe), are now In Ml work again. - All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be gawn. Beams and girders for brisk bolldlvg and -whart worlc, us to 40 feet, snpplleA on the shortest notloo. Customers mar rely upon the ero&m of the timber going with tnolr ordeiß, as w» have no mannfoatory to supply. ' Builders and contractors will find It to their merest to give their orders tons, aa ther will .got all fresh timber, free from worm and dead '(Sep. Orders exeonted with despatch* It H.ROR, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehnnga. September 1



%£_- 7""*iurMURK-..,>ftft\ -yl' JC O X SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Dor Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly now} 1 Large Lady's Phaeton llonblo-aoatoii Baggy anted to Purohase, Doable-seated Hooded Ui DW ARB B&fts li B TT, •SROffIiTSQS, iiUBHs-sisasi1. ri SO v a v L I M S, GKOuiIT~LIMK, TOE BAI.R, BOUTHGATB'B MAHUKANHI HyURAOI.IO GROUND HOCBE LIMB, Id finjr uuauiiSj, for Oouorote, I'&tim, ifluors, Cellars, eta. (next to Btone flagging. Is un rivalled far durability and hord-aottln? qualities). For tanks acd othor wet work It Is a first-class material. B, KKASE, SOLE AGENT, ntTfITOK-nOtrSN-STBKKT. "IT JS A D D 5 « • hsa taken over the Business reoentlr carried on Miss HAINKS, Tobacconist, and hopes receive the snpport of al old customers, SEIiKOT ASSORTiMKNT OS1 TOBACCOS 01GAK6, PIPKB. &0. Q U E E N ■ S T BEET, Dnder Albert Hotel. Sawing Machines. BBTABLIBHED 1855. ~~ BT BPKOIAL Jllgi'llK'Sk APPOINTMENT! Buy ONLY THK CBLKBRA.TED \ ■p BiWINO MACHINES. Tho Hneleat, Simplest, Bast Made, and Most Bumble. The only Sewing Machine which has never Bsou beaten In competition. Sale Agents In New Zealand: SHAKE PEAR AND CO,, (Opposlto the Market,) QUBKN-BTRKS