TURFIANA.

(by didstrAL.) ']__._ Mes if a Dude- hftfe their liorso Nigget in active training for the Devonport J.O. Spring Meeting. If this hotso is brought up to his last Bcason's form, he should do some good work this year amongst onr country cousins.

Mr ~kakespearehas senthis string -Yuba Bill (late N. or M.), My Dream, and Harka way—to Bowman's stables, at Ellerslie, for a few Weeks' training prior to the Spring Meeting. My Dreato and Harkaway is ttbt ah inipo.-ible double; and I should not be Burpri.cd to see it faiiciod when thej sporting public begin to concentrate their attention ou tho Spiing Meeting. Champagne, who was entered for the Open Handicap at tho Pakuranga Races last Saturday, was purchased by Mr' Shakespeare from a Wanganui eport for £25. Jacob Enko was the only Auckland book maker at the Napier Meeting, and I hear that he made quite a pile. He intends opening a book on the A uckland Kace~. Acceptances for the A.H.C. Spring Handicap and Hurdle Bace close this even- I .; All "orts of stories were ctirrent on Satur ' day, abb'-t thb fabulous sains woia by Tom 1 Halstead over Tricotrin's double Victory j somo even stating that the plucky owner had "scooped" £600. The true amount is, I believe, about half of that. Loud complaints wore made at the Paku ranga meeting at the action of Mr Thorpe in scratching Magician for tho Ladies' Race. A large number of people had put their "good supar" on the totalisator on that hoise's chance before they discovered that he was not going to face the starter's

flag. From papers to iidfad per Botorna, I find that Guesswork, who finished third fof ths Caulficld Guinea", started first favourite at .to 4. Fryinspan, the winner, was quoted at 3 to 1, and 0 to 1 was oller-Jd against the spefcdy Hecla, who could not stay the distdnce. Frjingpah won by three-quarters of & length from Boolka, Guesswork being three lei g*-. bebiii-. .: The "15.M, Herald's" Melbourne eon., pondent says that Segenhoe has much im proved since his arrival there, and will be hard to beat for the Derby. In less than a fortnight the Melbourne Cup—the great event ot tbe racing year in the southern heihisphere-^-will be lost and won, Writing on. October .th about the big.race to be decided on the 31st instant, •'itemo," ihe pjj.ort.ng writer of the " Sydney Mail," stat-s that #0 fe*~*er tban 104 horses still remain in, and considers that it is only reasonable to assume that tho raco will attract the larges^ field that bas ever stepped oii a mce-course,.south.of tho Line. Amongst others he fancies Ct_n namulla, Sweet William, Hereford Bay, and the Drummer. By cable on Wednesday, from the Stab's special Melbourne correspondent, we learnt that the Gem and the Czar were among the scratched horses for the Cnp. Both horses.werecoDsidcredwell in, and they have been more than onco mentioned as probable winner-'. Their withdrawal is, however, not quite Unexpected. Early this month The Czar's feet were reported to be ''still troublesoma," and that his trainer would bave bis work to get him to the post, while the Gem was accused of showing a "dickey "leg. The law against sweeps is iv an unsat isfactory condition. It allows the sweeps to take pi 03, but prevents publicity, which would be a check upon fraud. Mr William long, of Grand Flaneur celebrity, has dtcided, says the "Mel bourne Spdrtsman," to do a bit of racing in the old country, add hifl "bl_ek and whit?,sleeves" are already amongst the registered colours. It is a strange—or may be a purposed—coincidence that he should have placed his English purchases in the hands ot tho. "■Yell-known r<ew market trainer, Tom Brown. If the home Tom should have a repetition of the Syd ney Tom's luck, the New .out- Wales turfite will givo it 'em rather hot iv the London ring. Up to September let, Archer had won 144 races, and lost 218. Wood came next with 110 wins and 2SO otherwise.

Dunedin Autumn Races.—The Nominations.

[BY TEL-ORArH—PBESS ASSOCIATION.]

DUNEDIN, October 17. HUKDLB BAGS of lOOsovs.— Canard, Clarence, Kareara (late Miller), why Not, Whitebach, Claggan, Wild Bay, Don Jose, Agent, Quamby, Overdraft, Young Sled mere, Gangaway, Milo, Mokataka, Publicans' Handicap, a Sweepstake of 2sovs, with 100 added!—Bnvy filly, Poet, Jilt, Vanguard, 'ris, Sir Garnet, Eing Quail, Wclcoi-io Jack, Bangatira, Onides (late Argolis), Somnus, Violin, Turquoise, Nonsense, Alluvium (imported), Coupon, sir Modred, Aurora, Matakau,

St-wards' P-trse Welter Handicap, a tweep of 30-ovs_, with 120sovs added— Cheviot, Hilda, Minerva, _*n.j* filly, Iris, Holderness, Clarence, Bangatira, Stock Flower, Somuuc, Violin, Leos, Leonalo, Bundoora, Sir Modred, Aurora, Matakau, Nautilus, Wild Bay, Kiriro, Eugene, Con*« tessa, Lady Emma, Matanaka. JLegerde main, Titania.

TALLTHoHAspiCAPofSOsovs.—Canard, Clarence, Karare, Mark Twain, Whitebacb, Claggan, Wild Bay, Don Jose, Agent. Qoamby,Orerdraft|Gangaway,Mokarakar_t Oity Stakes, a sweep of ssofs each, with 2oOovs added, for two-yeir-olds,— Hon. Robimon's Onides by Albany—Non* sense) Hon. Robinson's Barnaby, hy Korari—Awatea; Hon. Robinson's b colt by Cassivelaunus—Fair Agues; Mr Saunes.'a Water Nymph, by Totara—Watersprite { Mr Stead's Leonassa; Mr Stead's Trickster; Vlessrs Mason and Vallance's Leopold, Helen and Deceit; Mr Kirby's First Philip; Mr Dodson's b colt, by Satlris—Hemnaut j Mr Stephenson's Hyacinth, by St. Albans —Black Bess ; Captain Webster, by St. Albans—Pussy ; Mr Sherrin's Quibble, by Traducer, or St. George—Maria Theresa. - Dunedin Jockey Club Handicap, a sweep of 5-ovs with 300sovb added.— Natator, Hilda, Poet, Salvage, Vanguard, Iris, Cheviot, Envy filly, -ir Garnet, King Qaail, Tasman, Holdemcss, Welcome Jack, Kangatira,. Stock Flower, Somnus, Violin, Virginia Water, Louis d' Or, Leos, Non sense, Siesta, Turquoise, Bnndoora, Kalo, Sir Modred, Scotch Mist, The Dauphin, Speargrass ; Sou'wester, Adamant, Mignon, Hippodamia, Taiaroa, Emir Bey, Contessa, Luna, Lady Emma, Matanaka, Comet, Minerva,

Suburban Welter. Hanmcap of 150sovs. — Natator, Iris, Vanguard, Eir Garnet, Welcome Jack, iiangatira, Onides, Somnus, Violin, . Leos, Leonata, Mura, Bnndoora, Coupon, Sir Modred, Aurora, Matakau, Nautilus*, Taiaroa, Contes.a, Lady Emma, Mat.uka, Legerdemain, Gitana, Poet, Minerva.

Steeplechase of 13-sovs.—Katerfelto, Clarence, Why Not, Claggan, Don Jose, Cartigheen, Robin flood, Agent, Quamby, Ovetdraft, Young Sledmere, Milo, Mokaro tara,'

Hop-Fin, Stakes Handicap of 120 soys, -.Jilt, Minerva, Onides, Fair Ag neseolt, Iris, Cheviot, Water Nymph, Trickster, Leonessa, Deceit, Helena, Al« luvium, First Philip, Miss King filly, Hyacinth, Captain Webster, Contessa, Ca*tonette filly, Matanaka, Quibble,

Foebury Handicap of 150 sovs.—Na tator,. Salvage, Envy filly, Cheviot, Van. guard, Mr Dores's Sir Garnet, King Quail, '."asman, Holderness, Welcome Jack, Bangatira, Stock Flower, Somnus, Violin, Virginia Water, Louie, Botrayor, Nonsense, Siesta, Biindoora, Turquoise, Kalo, Sir Modred, Scotch Mist, Dauphin, South wester, Adamant, Mignon, Hippodamia, Taiaroa. Emir Bey, Contessa, Lady Emma, Matanaka, Comet, Poet, Hilda, Minetva. Flying Handicap, of lOOsovs : Nata tor, Envy filly, Iris, King Quail, Tasmah, Welcome Jack, Bangatira, Ouida, Som nus, Violin, Louis d?Or, Nonsense, Tur quoise, Kalo, Coupon, Aurora, Kataka. Nautilus,: Emir Bey, Contessa, Luna, Lady Emma,- Matanaka, Legerdemain, Gitana, Sir Modred, Poet, Hilda, Jilt. The total number of nominations is 329, An interesting Correspondence is pub lished between the Jockey Club and Mr Sicad, concerning the repudiation by the Hon. B. Campbell, sen., of his promise to give five racing cups.

AUCKLAND STOCK AT WAN GANUI SHOW.

WANGANUI, Thursday.

At the Wanganui Agricultural and Pastoral Association's annual show; in the class of thoroughbred entires Hippocampus, the property of Mrs W. Walters of Auck land, gained the first and champion prize; ulfo a silver cup for being tho best blood entire on tho ground. Cap.a-pie, the propetty of the Aucklaud. Stud Company, was the second. Patriarch, Dilke, and Barbarian were also exhibited. The cham pion prizo for Clydesdale stallions was gained by Mr W, Craig's sir Robert Bruce? The champion prize for purebred bulls was awarded to Sir Hercules, bred by Messrs McLean and Co., Penrose, Auckland "and now tho Property of Messrs Arundell and Boißiei

CITY COUNCIL.

THK usual weekly meeting of the Council Waa held last evening. Present i His Wot« -hip the Mf-y.r, Councillors Boardman,' Phillipps, Bacre, Thompson, Montague.' Crowther, Devore, Aickin, MaseMd, Y. atii dell, and Fleming. CORRESPOND-.*..-,—Letters were re. ceived -.—Fiom Mr J. B. Stoney, thanking the Council for granting £30 for his ser vices as Clerk to the Licensing Benches, From W. Cook {a lad of 18), applying for a driver's license; certificates as to compet ency wete appended—granted on tbe cast ing vote of the Mayor. From the secretary to the Harl/otir Board; enclosing the resolu tion passed at the last meetiiig.of _____ body re Gore-street, and the extension ai t&J Building regulations -inner area—to tho. allotments in Custom Houso and Queen, i streets, now advertised to be leased—con sideration deleired till next meeting, . From Mr E. Bartley, architect, applying that the kerb in front of the Queen's Perry Hotel, Vulcan Lane, be raised—referred to Streets Committee. From Mr P. D, Fentoo, threatening legal proceedings unless certain works were performed in j Jermyn-street. The writer's property had been serious.ly injured., The City Engineer expressed his belief that the nuisance com plained of this .ansed by the heavy r^ia, and not by any defect in the dtain. From Sir George Grey, stating that the library presented by bim was now the property of the ciiizens of Auckland, subject to the condition that no oue during his lifetime should remove books except himself. Ho understood that the Councilhad undertaken to act as trustees in perpetuity. He did not see any objection to some, the most interesting manuscripts and books, being placed in locked glass cases in the In. stitute. The letter concluded as follows .— " 1 feel confident that il all the valuable books atd manusciipts are placed on shelves from which anyone may remove them, that in a few years irreparable damage v. ill have been done. In the case of the manuscripts connected with English his tory, of which there are no copies in Eng. laifd, and which many persons regard as piiblic records of high importance, I feci I should be in disgrace if it was fotmd I had placed "them in a position ia which tbey might Be lost or injured. Some of the books ln the library are of such value that some single leaves would-be worth a great deal '.o complete othor copies. Will you inform the Council that I will add other things to their likiDg, which althongh not books or manuscripts, will add greatly to the value and iaterest of the col lection, and give it really a national charac ter. For instance, I can add an exchequer tally. This will short how the English kept their public _j.cco_._~a at one time, and I can contrast Willi a Maori tally, witli which tfey Kept the records of their ofn-' cestors. In short, 1 will do the iftmos't to' render the collection ono of enduring u«_ fulncss and interest to the people of Auck land It -ill, I have no doubt, iv some respects render their city attractive to visitors.—A letter was also received from the Secretary to the Auckland Institute," stating that that body were willing to undertake the charge of the collection, pro vided all exoenses in connection therewith were undertaken by the Council.— The Mayor .aid he marked with satisfac tion, iv Sir George Grey's letter, that there Was to be no co-trnsteeship in connection with the management of the library; it was vested in the Mayor and Councillors of the City of Auckland in perpetuity, and not in conjunction with the Council of the University or aoy other body. Sir George Grey's Biigs.eiti-n?, he thought, had been anticipated, and moved, "That Sir George Grey be thanked for promising to add further to bis valuable gift, and tbat the Council agred to the conditions specified and tbe suggestions made ifl his letter with regard to t_!e custody ot the library."_-_ Afier Eome remarks from Councillor-! amongst which was a suggestion by Cr. Waddel that a-üb-commitiee should pro ceed to the ti see the space occu pied by the library th^re,the Mffyor's motion was put and carried, " ' , ALMA Place.-Cr Boardman presented a petition from a number ot residents in Alma Place, praying for certain alterations in Ireland and Spring-streets.— Referred to Streets Committee. • , Watbr Supply.—The Water Work- Engineer reported that tbe cost of laying mains for Ponsonby Ward would be £7,658; in Karangahape, £2,572 ; Grafton, £I,l4s.—Befened to Geneial Purposes Committee. Rating Act.-The Mayor moved, *' That in terms of Clause 10 of the Baling Act, 18S2, the Council declare by special resolution that tbe valuation for assessment purposes be made by the said Council; that the City Valuer be instructed to at once proceed with valuations, including tha Ponsonbv Ward, also the Grafton Hoad district (C.E. Ward), and the Karangahape Ward, sosqon as the two latter shall bo declared in the city."—After tome discus sion the motiou was curried.

Park Committ-E. — This committee recommend that Mr Wells be engaged as gardener in charge of Albert Park, and that Mr Boston, the present gaideuer, be given four weeks' wages iv lieu of a week's notice.—The Mayor moved the adoption of the report.—Cr. Thompson, in moving an amendment tbat the matter be reterred to tho General Purposes Committee, thought tfcat the PatK Committee were dealing harshiy with Boston. Ho thought that the gardener should be treated the same as any other servant of the Corporation, and should be requested to send in his resigna tion,—Cr. Fleming" seconded the amend-, ment.—Cr. PbiMpps approved of the action* of the committee.—The Mayor hoped that the Council would not administer a slap in the face to the committee by adopting the amendment. Before Mr Wells had been engaged at all the committee were dis satisfied with Boston, and when the former was engaged to correct Boston's bungles, Boston must have been convinced of his in fetiority, and could have tent in his resigna tion. He paid a high tribute to Mr Wells's ability, and stated that he was willing to accept the position of Park gardener.—Tho report was adopted. Coal.— While presenting the ordinary accounts, the Mayor mentioned that ono from Mr Nic'col, for £43, on account of coal, ' had been kept back in consequence of Mr Nicool's action in supplying Whangarei instead Of Bay coal.—lt was resolved that in future only Bay coal be takeu delivery of; if not supplied, to be bought at the Contractor's cost. M-SC_i~--.H-OUS.—A memo from the

Inspector of Abbatoirs re the Manure, &c, Company's site was refenedto the Legal Committee. The question of fencing Waterloo Quadrant, near the park,' was re ferred to the Park Committee.—Offers' were received from the Hobson and Artillery Bands'to perform in tho park— the former at £8 each performance and the latter £4. It was decided to take no action in the meantime.—Tho report of the Surveyor re several streets in Ponsonby Ward was referred to the Streets Committee. — Cr. Waddel drew the attention of the Council to the unsatisfactory state of the concrete channel ling in Cobure*-street. A long letter from the Superintendent of the Fire Brigade (re ferred to elsewhere) was referred to the Streets Committee. A building permit, applied for by Mr F. W. Dawson, was re fused. The surveyor's report re the drain« age of Wynyard-streat and Grafton road, was referted to the Streets Committee, This terminated the business.

We have to acknowledge the recolpt of a sample of Dixon's gingor ale per Mr Holni- wood, the local agent. It is a very pleasant effervescent beverage, and is sure to becomo highly popular as a summer drink. -1 has |- a clear amber colour, and is just sweetened sufficiently to gratify tho palate, while the . ginger adds a piquant flavour to it. The publio need hardly be assured that it is not au intoxicant.

The closing lecture of the winter series at the Young Men's Christian Association will bo given this evening by Mr Thomas Spurgcon. and will bo entitled "Left Handed Men." of which, doubtless, the yonng minister will have muoh to cay whioh will be both amusing and Instructive. Mr Spurgeon'a manner of treat ment la at present a eecret, or only known to a tew, and possibly those persons who expect a lecture on "left-handed men" In tho ordinary moaning of the term will be agreeably disap pointed. The preaober's name, youth, and popuj larlty should mi the hall this evening.

Sir Edward Wilmot, the physician, was, when a youth, so far gone in consumption that Dr. Radcllffe, whom he had consulted, gave his friends no hope ol his recovery. Yet ho lived to tho age of ninety threo I upon which Dr lib bordon notes: "This has beon tho caso with somo others who had many symptoms of con sumption in youth." Modern research in inodi oino has now provided many invaluable reme dies for consumption, bronchial and chest com- Elaints. The combination of Hypophosphite ot ime and Quinine with tho healing Eucalyptus torblue Rum) has been tho means of relieving and pormanontly curing such diseases. Possess ing thus a peculiarly reparative nutritive notion, Alckin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Llmo and Quinine, ia a phar maceutical preparation specially invented for the relief of sufferers from chest affections, Agents —Tho New Zealand Drug Company.

_?HB AUCKLAKB E'^EMIMO STAR, OCiOBER 20.

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Auctions. »" " ■ ' * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 12 o'clock noon, ' Waterview, Bella Vista, ponsonbv ONSONS X c > TBI ABOVE BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY, Which will tie aubmlttod to PUBUO AUCTION BX G, W, BINN J5 V OH * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, Contains SEVEN AORE. OF LAND, and ta divided into 4-2 A LLOTMENTS, Each Allotment having an uninterrupted view Ot the Waitemata Harbour. THE AUCTIONEERS. ta -irecti-g attention to this Valuable Pro perty, would remind the PubUo that for D-A-T- or B__oatio_, H-AL-ram-B. or I~WA_n~r,-ond Gbaudkub or V»w. it con not be surpo-sed by any Suburban Land yet COerad for sale, and would impress npon the minds Of those in search of a homo combining ALL these advantages tho desirability of BC-ur- Ing a sito In this favoured position. TO SPECULATORS It will SO-SO. to point oat that la oonso auenoo of the marvellous extension of the oity dnrlng the post two years, and the rapidly increasing value of land, ohoioe build- Jag sites In this popular suburb are every year Dtadmi-ft more _monlt to acquire, and will, ot MWMfty, command high values. TO BUSINBSd MEN, Who best know how to appreciate the . fc-wflta of a Marine Residenoe, away from the tumult of city life, yet easy ot access It will only bo necessary to state that tmata now run within a few minutes' walk of* th* Property, and that these will soon be r_ pi»c__ by tramways. SHE QUALITY OF THE LAND May be determined by Inspecting the adjacent sardena ef Mr Mason and Mr linabury, where oranges, lemons, grapes and other fruit oan be Men growing In abundanoe. MR OOOMBBS, THB PROPRIETOR, Has spared neither money nor labour In draining,man-ring, planting with ornamental trees, now of seven years' growth, and laying be land down to grass and clover, THS ROADB ARE WIDE. FORMED. AND METALLED, and will shortly bo Korbod and Channelled. Wot tbe convenience ot Intending purohasors, the AuoUoneera will -.sue FREE PASSES BY THE 'BUSKS,, And speolal'bnsw will run on Saturday, the 21st • _-Bt,,when MR IMPEY'S BAND W-9 Pier on the ground from throe to live o'olook p.m. The Allotmento will be offered for competition WITHOUT RESERVE, thus affording oompetltors the rare opportunity of purchasing VILLA SITES AT THBIR OWN PBIOBS. The terms aro suoh as to meet the require ments of all, namely, one-third oash, balance to tomata at 7 per cent, for a term of five years, NORTHCOTE, ALLOTMENT 83 OF LOT 61. ALSO, THB FOLLOWINGi-* PARISH OF MATAKOHE. J2Q ACRES, northern portion of Allot- do or ACRE., north-western portion ot oo «0 Allotment *>0 _q a ACRES, north-western portion of *i a lOy Allotment *4 en ACRES, middle portion of Allot- _ g ow- ment v on AORES, north-eastern portion ot Ift -v Allotment io J O AOREB, north-eastern mlddlo por- Ift *V tion ot Allotment AO PARISH OF OAMARU, AO AOREB, north-western portion ot 1 Ao *v Allotment A__o RUATANGATA, WHANGAREI. AQ AOREB, northern portion Ot Allot* 109 PARISH OF WAIRAU. % Aft AORES, north-eastern portion of A'-O Allotment UO and Allotment UL OMAHA. -... ACRES. Allotment nti TERMS I One-third cash, and the balance on mortgage for five years at 7 per oent. Interest, Hani and othor partloulars oan be obtained it the Auctioneer's Office, Queen-ulreet, y j ALSO, . LOTS 7, 8, 39, 40, 43, AND 46, XOWNOHIP OF GREENOCK. MANUKAU HARBOUR, Terms at Sale, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, AT TWELVE NOON. BY ORDER OF THK MORTCIACtKE, G. W. BINNEY WILL soil by public auction, at his Mart. Queen-stroet, on Thursday, 20th Ootober, at 12 o'olook, j ALLOTMENT haviog 26 foot frontage to i" _ DR-KE-STREET with a dopth of 7& . feet; a HOUSE of four rooms and soul lery ereoted thereon, whioh oommandß a magniiioent view of the harbour. AISO, ALLOTMENT having 21 feet frontage to CHAPEL-STREET, with a depth of 108 i *L feet: a Storo and nwelllng-houae, and 1 w ywelllug-houso at the rear ot the other 1 buildings, I Terms aud Conditions at Bale, TUESDAYS, I: f ; JB JB ■ E __"|Tm A E X 3 T, I .MALI. Oir WOO-T SHi_J_PSKD~S



Aac-lons. TO-MORROW. " BATURDAY, OCTOBER _V At 12 o'Clock, ON THE PREMISES, PARNELL, NEAR THE SASH AND DOOR FACTORY. 4 WOODEN DWELLING HOUSEB with BRICK CH-MNKSS, including the Residenoe of Mr Wlnks.'.and tbe three adjoin ing Houseß. THEY WILL BS BOLD IN FOUR LOTB. Threo to be Removed on or before Saturday, the 28th Ootober; the.fourth not to be Removed | uu let February. 1.83. Terms Cash, G E 0 R G e""s I B B I N, Auctioneer. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'Clock. i Victoria Park, } T-VEVONPORT, -\TORTH C--ORE, JL-EVONPORT, IXORTH SHORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, BY GEORGE SIBBIN. AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET, DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, Thb Latb Mit. T. Duder'b Estate, Situated a short distance from the Victoria end Devonport Wharves, on Lake Road,— red flags on the property—commanding varied views of tho City, Channel, Harbour and River. The land is all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to the water. Healthy and most dcsirablo as IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and for a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As proporty In this beautiful Marino Suburb Is rapidly rißl_g in value owing to the large number of buildings that aro going up ln Devon port and at tho Lake, and the greater part of tho district has lately passscd into tho hands Of in vestors and hold for THE CERTAIN PROFIT Which must bo paid to the holders. This is almost the last opportunity of acquiring property direct from the lirst seleotora. The allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may havo from one acre to five aorea. The streets aro 1 chain 11 chains wide, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will bo put on the lots, aa tho owners Intend soiling absolutely at the anotlon. Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.ra. to 11.30 p.m., tinda Family Ticket.is £8 per annu-_,or SB Id per week. The terms ore mode to suit all olasses of pur chasers, 30 per cent, cash, balance at 7 per cent, tor flvo years. Luncheon Provl-Od, Lithographic Plana can bo had on application. For further partio ulars apply to R. & R. DUDER, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. Ttf. O T I C E. I beg to inform Intending Purchasers of the Valuable Estate known as VIOrORIA PARK, that Lithographic Plans with Terms, to,, may be had al Mr 0. Mays's Store and Messrs R. and R. Oncer's. Data ot Sale: MONDAY, SSrd October, noon, at Binn__t's Land M abt. Queen street. Messrs Duder, or tbe Auotloneor, will sbow the Proporty. on application. GEORGE SIBBIN. EDEND A L E« ROOMY VOLCANIC SEQTIONS, LITHOGRAPHS NOW READY. SALE: Saturday Afternoon, 2.30 p.m., OOTOBER 28IH. T. W. H,O-__ON& Co. T}R. AIOKIN'S AVONDALE testate. VONDALE JLiSTATE. Unavoidable delay In getting Lithograph Plans throngh the press compels ns relootantly to "PostponE TUB SALE OF THE ABOVE -STATE TO TUESDAY, /"VOTOBER C\t UE-DAY, UOTOBBR 4% AT NOON, PLANS WILL BE READ-. ON FRIDAY MORNING, And a 'Bos will leave the Union Bank Cornor at 1.30 p.m. on Friday, Satnrday, I and Monday, to enable Intending Pur chasers to VIEW THE PROPERTY. Full particular, printed on Lithographs, which may be obtained at our Offloe. Ts W. Hiokßon & Co. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remnera Yards, on Thursday next, Ootober 20. at 1 o'olook, UO Choloe Fatted Cattle, from Pehin._ura,Wal tarat and Waikato 700 Eat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs alfred buckland. Tuesday, november 14. wool sale, wool sale, first for this season WILL BU HELD AT THE HAYMARKET. •ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, WOOLPAOO FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. QOUSTKY CATTLE SALES. Drury—Wednesday, Ootober 18 IJ Papakura—Wednesday, October 25 ] ALFRED BUCKLAND,



APO-O-ttl. W. B, CtiCHBAN-. -AS. DAOBI MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, RUTLAND ROaD, PARNELL. THB subscribers will tell, at their < Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, Ootober I 23-4, at 1. o'olook, By Order ot the Executors ln the Estate ot tho late Mary Ohurton- Allotments- and 10. having, frontages ot .0 feet eaoh to Rutland Rohd. Parnell Allotment 10a, bating frontage of SI feet to Rutland Road. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ; W. 8, COCHRANE] [JAS. DAOSB MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. 100 ACRES, MARfiRETU. THE undersigned bavo received instruc tions from tbe owner, who Is leaving Auokland, to sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, On Monday, 23rd Instant, at 12 o'olook, South part Lot 57, and North part Lot 68, Parish ot Marereto, containing 100 aoros. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOS, Auction-arm. W. B, COOHBAKB -__~ DAOBE Monday, October 30. BY ORDER OF Till. MOBTaAOBB, VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PARK ROAD, GRAFrON. rpHE Subscribet- have beon Instructed 1 by tho Mortgagee to sell by pubUo auotion, at their Ka.niH, _*or .-street, on Monday, SOth lnstsnt, at 12 o'olock, ALLOTMENT 22. .eotion 3, Suburbs Ot Auckland, having a frontage ol 283 links to Hark Road, and containing 3 aores II roods and 0 perohos. all rloh volcanio soli ln tbe hlxheat statu of cultivation, Rurt being beautifully laid out with owor gardens and .-rubbery, part or chard, and tbo rest subdivided into Sud-ookr., all ln porf.ot order, Tho utldlngs erootod thereon conaiot ot A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RBBIDEN OF, commanding a magniiioent and exten si to view which oan novor be obstructed, and a large numbor of outbuildings In flret-cla-B repair, aa now ocouplod by J. O. MaoCOrmtotr, Etc.. Full partloulars ln fntnro Issue. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. JMONDAY, NOVEMBER -oth. DURHAM YARDS, WOO L S ALE. THE First Wool Sale of th. Sea__n will be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 30th November, a.. o'olook. __U-weJght Wool Packs for 8-le. HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, WAIUKUYARDB. THE undersigned will hold their MONTHLY H4LB at Walukn.on Satur day, Ootober 21, when a large nnmber ef Store Cattle. Cows, Horses, &o.« will be offered. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS, y^OOL, HIDE& SKINB, AND Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, hunterTnolan. *-__Bf3BSgsi» FRIDAY> DECEMBER 8. AOCELAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. B, O, GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auokland Barbour Board to bell by public aooilon at tho Offloes ot the Board. For t stroot, on Friday, the 3th. day ot December. 1832. at 11 a.m., The LEASES ot tbe foUowing ALLOTMENTS. tot a TERM Of FIFTY (SO) YEARS, subject to tho provisions ot "The Harbour. Aot, 1-7-".- FOUR ALLOTMENTS-NO.. 86,87, 88, and 80 ---with Frontage to QUSEN-STREET TWENTT-FOUR ALLOTMENTS-NO-. W to IU-wlth Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE BTREET THREE ALLO-MKNTB-NO3. Ul to llff-_wllh Frontage to RAILWAY ROAO THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FLAGQD. Draft ofLoiee and Conditions of Pale may be seen, and Lithographlo Plans obtained, at tho Offloe of the Board,-, R. 0. GBErsNWOOD, Auctioneer. I '■ B, TONES. R. O. CAR... B, D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. fTIOWNSHIr OF jkrOBTHCOTE. < WAITEoIATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING SUGAR COMPANY- WORKS. SALE FIXED FOR WEDNKBDAYI NOV. i, AT 12 COLOOK. NEW BTBAM FEBR.T BERVIOE now r^n -lug constantly to BIRKENHEAD WHARF situate on oentre ot property, NEW ROAD. 12 LOTS from J-aore to J acre. OLD ROAD. 5 LOTS from about j-acro to l-aore. OLIFF FRONT. 6 LOTS -torn abont .-acre to 2} aores, doep water frontage. TERRACE, 9 LOTB from about 1 aoro to 8J acroa BATHROAD, 1 LOTS from about 1 aore to 3 aores,front ing on to Plonlo Bay. The Auctioneers earnestly request parties to GO AND SEE THE PROPERTY, and they will agree tbat no elaborate ad vertlalng or puff ing Is required. Flans on Application, Terms i One-fourth oash, balanoo 8 or 5 years at per cent, per annum. B. TONKS & CO, Auctioneers. ________ ' u-rocenea. roc. TOHN H O X N B (For many years wlth.Clo-e Bros.l. lAiu» GBoos-t. iv d_ai~__ te __oviaia. ME-tOHAHT, ncr of Wellington and Nelson streets (Opposlto Bt James's Churoh*, oa won Qu-H-Ba. H.B«UN STREET STEAM COFFEE MILLS, H. P, GIBBONS _5 CO., Xba, COF-rBB, and Spicn Merchant WBOt-DALS AND FAMILY Ql-Ol.__*!, COAL. FnUiWOOD, AWB PBODUOI Dbazji H, P, GIBBONS te 00., (tOB-ON-STBEKT. ADOKLAMD' O THE RESIDENTS OF PONSONBK AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, W. COO HR a i., Junior, FAMILY BUTUHBR, PONSONBY ROAD, oorner of PompalUerst., invites Inspection ot his Ohoioe Eirst-clari Meat. Families waited upon for orders. Jl trial respectfully nolloltedi DUS'I-BSS NOTIOE. MR, JAMES~HICKEY (bate of the Thames) Begs to Inform the pubUo that hoving pur ohaced Ur Dairy 's Corn and Provision Business In Hobson-street, be Is prepared to conduct the same on the most liberal principles. Miizs, Oat., Hay. tec., ot the Beat Quality, . ' mwayfnn stook, -



i Land and instate A ..onto AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, VALUATOR, BCH-EFF'B Buildings, Pout-stekkt, AOCKL-MU The underßigned. In ~_.*nmß~el_„ Riioint-. h Auokland, bctto to anuounoo tha» twolVo yc-rt,' oxpsrionoo ln Walkxto has clvon hltii an Inti mate knowledge, cf the dtctriot. bo well as a business connection extending to aU patio iif the Aribkland Province. Ho Is, thereforo. Iv . portion to give the fullest and most rellabl . Information to Intending pettlers. who will reoeive letters- of Introduction to bis local Aaenta. and thoy will offer every facility for Inspoollng the VARIOUS PROPKRTIE. ON HAND Fou Sale, Valuations of Town or Country Property mado at tho shortest notice MONEY AD.YANOttI. on -Trbeuold aeourltles. lh sums of -iIOO up to £~000. MONBY INVKSTKD, and no oharge made to Investors, KENNED* HILL. 177, QUEEN.STREET, Opposite Morrin & Co. G. im ok S a" L a, * Bt EDWARD WAtTE. HOUSE AND LANJ- AGENT :- VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kden)-10 aoros In convenient paddocks, with Beven-roomed Houae, Outbutldingß, Clstorn, Fruit Trees. Ofiored for a fow duya, A Uargalu. MOONT ALBrtRT (near Railway Statloii)- Allotmenls llalf-aoro upward-; Volotnlo Soil, Buainess Sltos, Magnifloont Vlow Tho whole of the purohato monoy can roinula ut 7 per cent. VIKW ROAD (Mount Kden)-New 7-roomed Verandah Uouso, nearly 1 acre lind, cistern, boiler, rango, grate, outbuildings, luilt noaa; flno stto. HOUSE OP BIGHT ROOM, (w .11 .Bill., 16 minutes from Quoon-^treot. Adaptod fur private resldenco ot business. Gas (Jtove, ample wator supply. Offorod oheap. No. 205. MOUNTKDKN (near Railway Statlonl-Sovotl' roomod House and Largo Allotment! good bualneaa site, J-aOO only. Terms—Saay. VIKW ROAD (Mount Edon)-Flne Uoyon roomod Bouse t lofty rooms, oonpro'o cistern, boiler, outhouse, With ho. Vly ouo aoro vol oanlo land, COTTAG_* hnd Large ALLOTMENT 193 feot by 160. clou- to City. ftiUO. OORNKR SHOP and DWELLING at P~rnell- A rare opportunity tor a pushing man, as ono fortune has already boen made cut ot it, WANTED KNOWN-That B. Wayte. Honso and Land 4 gont, 177, Queon-stroot, has con stant applications to purobaso or ront Small Housos within eaty distance of Quoen-street, and for Building Bites. OOTTAGK and ALLOTMENT, Pon_onb!r. «l-0. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Seailold Road, ohoap. Xi). WAYTE, Houbo and Land Agent. O B T. BURR O. W, HOUSE. LAND, E-TATE. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. OOUNTB*. B_.TTl.ießß' COMUCSFONBENT AND A-BNT, ~ HIGH^rRKST, A-.E-AND, Urrcta Collected, Bales Attended, Insnrances ffflec-ed, Mortgages and Loans Nosoti-ted, Deeds Kngroasod, Agreements Mado Out, Books Potted and Balanced. Several Houses and Allotments for _o_? ohoap. Partloulara on application. JAM E 8 T~7 N DA L, ACCOUNTANT. houbs, land, a, commls<i'.)n agknt, And Law Whiter, HIQH.STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR&ALE! DRAKIT^TRKKr (tTreeman'a Bay)— Comfor table O-roomcil UWolllng-houso and yard, tituated on no'Jt- side of Btreet, and having a.beautiful harbour Vlow; gas abd w_Ur laid on, Price. C-tOD. , . OOL-KGK ROAD (Ponsonby)—Allotmont 112. , sonth Bide, S3 feot firontaf;-, GRAFTON RUAJJ—AUetmeat 10, ot Section lU, d-mor ol Grafton i«o*d and Wynyard- Ctreet, with ten-roomed Uouso, itabloa, and outhouse-. Prioo JBIOOO. OHAFRLUTRKKT—-lx-roomod House and Stable. £-00. VICTOKIA-STRKET WKST-Throo Brlok Shops and Dwolllng-hoaee*. Jnst built Prion, £2,100, or to Lot at Ma por weok oaoh. FREEHOLD BLOCK, ln Central bosltlon.oloro to Queou-strebt. with llrlok Buildings and Iron rcol suitable for Warehouses, (Co, 1 Proprietors having Houses or Laid to dlnposo . of are requested to communicate with theun.cr , signed. No charge unlo.s sold. Wanted to -"urotiaso (Immediately), Threo ' Dwching-houS-B of about 8 rooma, within ooay dktanoo of Poet-Ofllcc. . jameslTndal, HIQII-STKEKT, - ' I -rnnsmitn. i , a 3-* & til ■ k*rf.- ... ~. i" I, ii a naonav £*Vf\nt~\ TO LKND on FKBEHOLD . Xt&\J\J\J SECURITY i alao, sovoral , sums of rf.i.ooo and £500,—Apply Aitkon Carriok, Ofiioe of 'iVllllam AUken, Shortland-street MO. KY TO LEND, In rams ot ..__. aud upwards, at T per coat, JAOKBON & RUSSELL, ssflllcUora. ggrfcelgggt 7MTON..Y TO LE~JD on Mortgage «i D-rsi-clawi Free, old Boc-it»i_». WM. COI--MAJ-, Bniioirs ner of Queen and Bhortiand _~r- - - MONEY TO LEND, in hug. or snssi) sums, at usual rates of Interest OONNHWi ft COOPER, i -OlioUors, Vulesn L__ ff^^ XTIOTORIAN LOAN Mr-fl B. H. KEESING begs to In- JL form tbe inhabitants of Auok ___ land that, c bas opened the "i- above Ofiioe In Vlotorla-atreot, opposite tho Royal Mall Hotol, , where he la proparod to advance money on Jewellery. Plate. Watohes, Clothing, and all descriptions of Merchandise. Money advanoed on Personal Security; Weekly Payments, Bills discounted daily A Private Offlco tor tbo transaction of Special 3q.1n.._, AUOKLAND PERMANENT 00-OPBRAT-VK BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. OlT____ I— U7, QU____!.-STB__.£T, LOANS granted upon approved securities Ot Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums ol KO to £8,008 principal and Interest boing re payable tn instalments at the following Re duced Rats., for repayment of each filOU borrowed i— Repayments oxtend- „_ w-.i. Totil amount tag over ro*- VVOBK' ropayable. £ a. A. £ h. ~. I yea? _ - 2 0 0 10. 0 0 _ years - _ 1 0 li) 108 fl 8 ayears _. - li 7 113 If 0 . 4 yearn _ 11 8 m fl S n year* _ El) 138 18 9 6 yeara _ 7 1 11718 II 10years - _ 8 .8 162 IB 8 And ln tho same proportion for smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITB,-Tho Sooiety rocelrea Monoy on Deposit ati per cent, per annum. JOHN BATGER} Seoretary. pi AS S TSJ- ORK B ? QLASS *^yORKSI Our Leading Articles this weok aro i Confec tioners' Jars, Is por lb; 3 Glass Jugo for 2s Sd i Lamp Chimneys, 8 tor Bd ; -Glass Balls for Shooting ot, ln Quantities to autt purchasers; Garden .hades, all sizes; Ifkh Globes and Gold Fish, very oheap i M, COOK & SONS, FBHT-MAM'S BAY. IMPORTANT ANNOUJ~CEMENT Just Received, per "Loch Awe,' a Pplendld Assortment of Violihb. Buws, and Fittinqb, Mblodia.s, Co. os-tnt-is, and all kinds of MUBIOAIi iNB-BOMBNtB, at ' THOS. E. CARTER'S.' 82, VIOrORIA-STREKT, AUCKLAND (Six dooro above Albert-atreet). TEACHER, Tuner, and Repairer of Pianoforte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. . Terms and Testimonials on application. Tuner and Ropairor or all kinds ot Musioal • Instruments,



jßtuaneaa iMottoea j ~,.. i.. 'TKAD-' f^ 'CT Lj. O X S A L E, 1 Four-whooled Dor Cart (sourly now) 1 Two-wheeled Drg Cart (nfa--ly new) 1 amall Lady's I'h&.ton (nuarly now) ' 1 LariOLady's Phaeton 1 Double-aoato i Hussy 1 Wasgonetto. with canopy GO TO __i-__n'~Cjro ARTE it**' EOR THK PUREST FINEST AND BEST 111 CHaysTOM Poultry_y.-i.es, Lakb taka puna, VARIET I E 8— i Light lln_hr,if.a, O.irfc iiralunas White Coohlns, «nll Cooblnn, lilac!: Cooh jangshatis, Monoroas, Rondons Blaok Polish W.O. White Loghornu, Urown Leghorns Dorkings. Iln_nbur(.i', I'lymouth Rooftt. l'__tc Ruen,and Aylesbury Dno_4 -HND s"Oit PSKOE-t-BT C_ -"-JOS. Eggs onrotullr I'ootto-, and sent '0 ~11 Ps_*.s tha Colony. I tST Write for Jua; \rh~t you want, and ad drees aa above. ' Kaaianteo aati. faction ln ol ! ordinary 0~-__ vtiiltar:! welcome. Soaday ; eicuptol. _ ! *■■ P... E A O O O X I -. - ■Ui".,niA.i, •_ Has o .100- ~P_UT4OL_~. _HD "ST!. 3LASCSS of i'7crj SOflor-lottoti, &n n_i_nratc fit Guaranteed, CO-.!'Oljr.)j ..,10-«sß'J(.'i'>. ANU TEM -COPES', Pciverfrd si.'d Ofinrip. Ax buo tn -li* k.i. if,T':nr, Tiii'-'.MO-rKTSsa, E-Lzcn'tuc Bells, battbrkhi and Fittings. Magneto Electrlf. Macbiuca and Coli?, OPKRA I.IABSKH, 'i.N'OOU---*"' B-Kr_U ANW MAKI-SK- GLASjK.. T-_-ODOUTI~_, CoaPABSKS, SB-CTAKTfI, Spirit Hydromctar.., Sac-_bai'cJmota-s, Sallno-aotirs, Argentomotors, &.,, &c, &c. AO-triT »oe TAYLOR'S PATKNT BEWINO MACIII*.«-S te HXTR-fl, lastruments t.nd Sowliu; Vucliljc. ropatired, OrPC-JillS TUJS Posi 0-"rl«B, ■»hori;le_d-.tr t «.t, PROBE IT TO THE BOTTOM AND YOU WILL FIND IHAT 171 T EWI3, pU-TOa-HOttSR-BTRKI-T Hi. JL-KV.IB, Kj tt'A.T. lIAB TB ■ CHEAPEST AND BUST ASSORTMHNT OF, ....... (^Jhina. (jLass. & Eahtuknwarb ih thk city, SURPLUS STOCK ON nAWD BELLING AT ENORMOUS RKOf-OTroN! WINE AND SPIRIT MERCIIANTi AQl_~_ --Oil WALKCr.B CKLICDUATBD Scotch Whisky, ORIVVIN'S-a VAR It LING ALKB, Special Shlh*«.o_ir, how to i-and. MASS'S ALU AND QUH~Ki_.*a BIOUT. E. LS^ g OUSTOM-HOUBK-aTRRKT BAST; AOCitLAND. J •_. ** 3 i. il A 8% •.9 * r. _t.d~.s~ it riA.'i-.a.'" mas—. -» and SS, VicrrourA-STTtfl-jt. ffl-re-7 Dcjorlpilo* nf _-_ld««~, i.i.-^^ iia_nvm», .fsaxttt Wheal), W--_4. _U_~a_i, Olnthoj Kurxa, TrnveU~~a: Ct_-^.s. fee m *-_a. OS moO* M KtdSt. fIA llb-ifc! a;.«~im,i __Uo-.i4 at (~3n*ieo-t»i an* oa wiK__r-'_~ on.«. Shop n.nri oiflc4 "H?._.-_.i», ijid Ml _\no_ot JoU Wnr. WorS dnca by __;'_• !-:■ "_tt_i "/-Tit--.* r/t tha ____-__; r-c-ilc-i. M.R.-Lodden, Sice. MS v.'a«o«ii kaa _v Urn. 71(_Un_i VK.U_!li_ Oaa or two snserlo. (sd V,-_*-H' -*r_r «aVj t ilsu. a« a_ V._'JU.-.:iii ■j'ec.:.. g\ H i. _-. *. ii y o '4* 'x a a., \T ooAOR-ausw-HR-; ORRY-KTR-l-iT, AWOSLAaX. R.8.-U'cn-ta-- *s_-___s, Hprjsci, JeUotm, .-its 3am bb~ *ri-ii_ cf aardwosd. -it Lawsi-. **-_r_et Prlottt. , a 1/iJKIiAI.I) it AQ OOM PA V DURJ.AM*TJ«--r_, AUO__LA>D.. . Open on *.iO*JAY »>_. SATURDAY U oa-h wfrafe tor th» i-"m"_.___ -X -_v !ni_i__ vS HAl_*t -fKT'.t. te. "-"IU ____[ PAIN'S \ » Wholesale &Eet_ai »Q' W. H. HAZARD, Gunmokor, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, rrHOTIOHHUT TO THE HOTAL YAOHT SQUAOnOH. |_1 B O v n v LIMB. \3T _-_-_. QROUMD LIMB. _t)R BALK, HOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAOLIO GROUND ROOHK LIMB, In nay quantity, tor concrete, Paths, Floors, ■ Cellars, eto (next to Btone ~m.[.!ns, Is _n« rlvollod for durability and hard-dotting aualitliiß). For tanlio and other wet wcrk ts is a flirst-olaes material. B, KEA_~E, SOLE AQE XT, nnr.TOH-HOUBir--i'niHßT. » __UL-__liO . ROPBR. -..KK 1. SKiW. AW JJ 01~3~7WtA» aaooßATHva pa_nsj-_-. 3d, .. W vif dnA*•* tit a _ ... ■JIISHKR AND 00. (LEHITTO), X. WHO-siALa Sni_.i-i:,-r_ ft ___o~r 3uTcnBES, Qunen-streot loa.-t Bank ol New Zealand, Auo.land), — Poultry of all t-lndt! flxesßed to order, Prime Smoked TonKUBi~ Home-oured Oaeon, Corned Boof on Bale In Large Quantities,--...... -Ccntera In Game, Live Pheasants forwarde-i to oU ports of tha Oolony upou receipt of order, B'a__Ute~ waited on lo town or ______________ - ■ - , -~y~^i-#~?s~?-_^ CU A~B. - KR(. T X.81., / ARTIST -"KOTO. H_.Plit.JU* IOITOS-ITB CI«~-? nAttEl, QB_.K"lTS!f_ T, All-.t-iS t. nic.>t.rnp"\s' In tho Lnt-St and Mojl _*-Sl_iO_»-_. Hliylaa, Ksoct.mmS li _ manns. t.-~-t-Pi-_~_ Im the O-lontot, All Pholosraph. taken by this JSaTARfTASIOI'B PaOCIfISB, S.A--I. DOXitXCTSOH saw ~sa~_;;.d vstn-a _ir~T.T. B? Kami ' X «P-to%' ¥ 't|i*,1...1.K, *- ' • SHH S ..PAi! IXR-MS 1.K0C.?!. JFAOXOKX, Oras-OSt-I-OUBI-'*".. l-itoesi ' ' *?7i~3-j , 2. Rom l-ii/S .«liosi, _ro coir.._•-!, v,.-,) ittour, i-UN-ios, *-■*_• OOY). A_. A2~ D LU... P O ~'j '!> IJJViIL .-X-iQ".N._ZSRB, __lOBH_K__ LAND TIJAN3.KK ISIH-VIS-'O-'', AHTHOCJI'-IB NATIVS KiAaß atTRTIYOB-. __~GraKia!.lN« AND Q-TAHTK'y SI7RVBSfO!_., COLON,'-..!- BANK EUJLDENS, -■CC_-7iS~_i 43 aPSRIO-. OOi_HOCf-.T---- »*-*_-- -U-, S, J. &' E X* ft X H_-3 -"OR HAKSf _ BSsniMS Si ~~3 also.«, •«.-_ Tan resdy far ?„;&, i 5. ana aawnrfls, At EIB B_B_H Wo3!__Ji VSOTOKIA-9T-i_l'-9, Or hSst. E33.Pii T;"-.v-_r.,i:-5,r.r-;i..;._S, Larate u__,~i;i*c- ct; *.pont~ii_i, KirtslJife. ~u_ Down .v;_>_.; ..!?;.> a in _le___ Tereodah Xros opitb. ai *aori«~ «e~les~! M-?-iulc.o'.i-i^.-.' if 1.-ti.ul tiail Ociiupa Fljie. A eholt-- eeleotioa r* Ohr-ncii- ierr, fto,, a? bla WeUeß__ijr-3tro!:.il y»s_os>. Oonntry erflej"~ T?i"i n'i\~nyti ra~_iw lvl_ s. romsi itSaasidSs ~ J-W-K-l '-0 te'l'.,!}* "~_lt.ll C~» Pak-_t__i:. os* arsis ss__.aovß!n Lsajj Mn4ig RtDg-tffl. 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Business Notioes. 0 U U H &., .IL-'C-B (iAi_Tt><-~-__iJ, afi_c_s-i~," I . V B A." B a o• s fl, ! m tn a*.r-b son*iy., a.!~ d •:.sllo*?.81 'SAOTORY.' r !»y*i\> HA A • *?'S".".tt ST -aA-** , -'*.10 l ±i_T. t;__'-i'.*l_."\"i~. Of li_"-dO«_.a« fi. eTRSEOi AND K;n»HUOURHOOD. ._, BOY S V Jim rec-it-.'} Opened» ..irswtea. BUTOIiBRI AS T-._ 30i.i~*_2 02 -~-_ 1~j23S PASS EOAO, ?-UMK CORNED BKES always ob bead g.r-tii-t w~l'.n_ a» ~ir.e.l-w U, I O 1- -v » * 0 0., A6SAT* S.J_ -jTC;.?.". -*_.F3B S_n.»_fl, 3svo siTRTS I- J*-"*- * -__w Supply ? A V .. it, t_.attu-t.~_i_ v. t-;.v- P.'.~!___, dad Tea Pope SKy __C .'lro-.,-_ W.'tr:•'-■'-.!","- ._ro prepare 3~ lu_. ~t ••.-".• .I*;--, <_'--'''~_., **. O-four. r. t;u re-, 1 :i~. raj.-is Are ton ia.--v.oi_t a_cd iiera. *-U are r_c_u.?>~,'e_;~~_. v.. t-t rropc-ie? Io m.C-S,'.?*''' porta <;j>t-n-.."-.. _-r.rr;'_ i.a;,1.-!.;'' ?_t~-Bb SrsaC ■•..rri..-'! .*-.'_■ Cft'-s-lAtt. .. T._~i-An III «..*_", To Awcr7_i if.r-i..'.'-.' jij-; .-_» •.. ■..*.•__ 4«__rin_i Jrtcprool _if__e_, ."--„ fca >? fO.VKR ~ OP. rJ. H X H » _ MA R K. E;|T -*■ 15$, UUMBN-BTRKKT, AUCKLAND OK SALE. A__itT_-D - _~ COI.OMAHDKL __~0 . VO~?~** EMPIHS,— WW-. Worcr,Rna Uotgt. alejicoClover, Cow* jrr„-s, Moa_-i!. -Wono, Mefc-ow Fo_ttell Cr-etca Uo_wt~l_, Rape, Tro'olltun !r.o_-__t~i*. (So. Met Clover), .KG*-. .MSHICA OIRSOT- Tla-Jfhy, S-haSiiC-r ■.■*■';-'_"•__. (P__ Pr_t__-!_l. P_Tiii'*t fiey Ry-_t_64. LMitsrhary Ryegress. Q_o_--t~A. PxalrfeOTMa., i'ft.Vsll, SAItt.Y SSBD POTATOES, _a FottOWBI- Aeblosf Kid..-:-. .-*!-.'s Sldnpy, Canter Dory 1.1u.t-. I'fea-.rs:-.-'* Victoria. LATitU VAHU.KK3—iloo.rt, Sutton's Mfut nxitfi. Ronnso, Sn~fon'i Plow oi Bah. eta Also, Onus, Uarlo., u_r_e_i __._ (Tlcwur Beed. Coarec, F-3e«nd Roe- .nit, D-iwi, Sharps, Now Zon i_>nil I"!.'<j_ Voir, -taooii aaij Hams, BONBDUBT -N- -IyNKELOUE . ol all R_-~i?., ISLAND _~n* PERUVIAN OOANO, tec JCC tjiSGKETtI g AItKRN, TAt N E 13 X 0 S(; GENERAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MBR. CHANTS,. 3, QUK-N-STRBKT, AUCKLAND, on Hand, and to arrive. g__7_ha_ Mehodahdisb— New -eruiou's Teas, ohoste. i-ohests, and boxeii Bogftr, Ooff.es Popper aud .ploe Rioe, T.plooiti and Pa.O ISiomea -Klta-ao. and CalTntit. CHncllpa Peel and Citron BU dies nnd Was Matches unedLn »nd Uobart .Innia llllou'. Burrow OonfoailouQry OllH'.on'sator&i fec-.i tec, seo. Wood's attd othor br-mlB Klonr MofJili'sftiid AiirJorsOn'sOutmeftl 0-U, Bran. Cb-tr Malxe, "Ah.at, Sharp 3, and Bono Unit. Ol U, tiU-Cuu, atlU GLASS, MBl-OHANXS, W, P-_tt-_-P«l & SOR, .- c. 97, Qu*-Ba-_x_;~_rr, AuO-.__._~D, N,E„ iMPORT-UOi 0* *. a pr ■_r ha n a i n c a, Fw... It? ,--a__*sr_t. OLA'_»--„ >r_ll_aw_, aily_<«-. aad Roagh Pi_ua *4-C--h su< O-ntlt-.-.*- l_-__t, Pnoto gTA_l___, liH*-— 3l__—_—, V. .ll?-) L&A-. C-_.U-__, OU, .yAR_*_HHI_- Or-ahs-, _R-.-_i ;.'._Ui_fc i_~_r_su'K Autlco*. rot.T_ ./id P»t*«tl ?.iUc*_Vi_i Paints. a o 0 Lr>• j. ga— yiit, .v-i»-_, reoeerea, tv» tlilt-r. ;irs_'n»a~.rt 80-rn !>*—_«_____,list; Pri'm^i for Osfciast o»d (.\D.V, Pios-rswa of every dtwrlptlou In great -mtlety 'icrti.ee— Paca_» sud Colo__'_- t Albums tot P_iOi«*. Scraps, &e~ ft~>., Sec Cu.-o-.it ot Otot! -y Mounts, all -rUefl i Cabin*! ?_■(■ Ci_D,V, HtmnM11 ArJlTlg* R-au-Sltte, W. *..;;__. h-k-rlna <_ ***>ir- »_ i_-«a __• l_____t _t~__i oi ths _.b37» «_■*_. la l-n _1-jr_-i !_l__id c< N i'l- __~»l_n_, are abi« t. __30-is_ ntthsr who__ si«_, or rolnU ordors us __» moot _avo_r_*__i term., _>m"jl_« ot P-P-rbsaglnv. trom emm _ teei, or of ortrrlnsl [«o__a»_s, ssot ou appl___ tto_. Mow ooJiisrs In Ancklßnd should u_-P*ct our Btn_k ot Pn_x.-ha_alr.i~» and Plotuma boiws fittlun un th-lr nsw hetaa. i tbey Will Cad som* _____ _. ant the netr. ot croryono. i?. jpiiiuim ,i gdit, rstrr-^t-n-,;__.. Aucr_x_ir_ m~io IMPOKTEK~S -"- AND SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE. The nnderslguod are prepared to ezooute INDKNTS lo- Goods, ai well as undertake tha SA:_S Off FKODUCK la tho London Maricos, ou apoolally. {avonrablo torms. CRUICKSHANK Si CO. 18, Queen-Btreot, Auckland, • Augost 1.1 83. .'9 .HE KIVERSDALE MANDFaCTUR^ X ING COMPANY ILIMITRD), 11, GRKY-BTRKKT, TANNKRS. OORRIERS, LKATHER AND GRINDBRY MKROHANT3 AND IMPORTERS. Tho above firm have Just landed, os various late arrivals, . . . SPLXNDID VALUB ln Frenoh, German, aod Kagtieh Cair, Kid. Patent Calf, lCnat Indian C-1C and Kip, Butts. Klaotlo, Web, Boot Webbing and Linings; And a Varletj; ot GRINDERY AND SHOK MERCERY GOODS. Will olcb havo regular Bhlpments ot above arriving trom tbo best English. Amerioan, and Oontlnoßtal Hooses. Colonial Tanned and Cur ried Leather, alii ays on hand. The R.M. Co. (Limited) aro Cash Purohasers of Wool, S-ln*. Hides, and Talllow. Now Lan. ing, ex Asterlon, excellent value ln Linings, i-jolets. Hoel Tips, and Barnsley's Tools of all de-orlutions. TolophonoNo. OS. • _,__„ WM. S. HAMPSON, . Secretary. F-DBLIO NOTI 0». MOORE AND TOWNSHEND, WINE AND BEER AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Mar toll's Brandy Heuneasy's Brandy Lowndos'a Rum, SO o,p. Groenlecs'B Scotoh Whinny DuuvUlo's Old Irish Whisky Oonova, JDKZ Port Sherry Champagne Tohay Matara Bernard's Glngor Wine Tennant'a Ale, Gulnness's Stout Whltbread's Stent Mar-lon's Ale Gnlnness's Stout Sparkling Burgundy, to arrive Champagne, to arrivo Teacher's Celebrated Whisky. Thumb—CAea, M.OOBE IOWNSHEND Fort-street. Jul; 1,188 FiJLW.A-.'S PHOTO KOOK-, ynozr&A-tB-sxtaneti . _._riij~. a-j-.t Visitors aro la-fltaS ta l_iop_e4 pultaaa'.. viowb o! tlio Hot S-iiit..*;, a_ol_i_bi_. And Bucli Boocerr, fer.. Ths grsatfi-t variety ot Oi'telnal Portrn!-- nt Hl v.it\ 02!~hrI*~6S In !?«W Soalnud, fROTC«_RAi?Hr r. Al* s'f- nBAMOHKi? y>. a/ ana oc k .-Ui-S-H. TV COAP AHI) O-KDIiB MAJSOFAOTOKSRS OOX'S CREiEK, KIOHMOJSU. ' Ojwmm; cu_itiAS--_X3_as'. auok__as?e. Oatih Paro!_~_..*~i of Ttllo-K*. Wool, Sheoß.Mu., End Ec-ea. f-s*.iU'j.f.K. OAR_-lA«_t AN£> DRA.Sf. 1. I7AOTORX, ■ i'^i-O-S MACiXI--, i _OPE-£--«_, Y__r_os-iA'imts~»*i East, AUO_3_A-IDj EepsiM s~t every desorlptlos v Wooa and -, Iron neatly exocuzeil on tli. test notice, 1 Borings mado aud repaired, ys on hand, j i. large qi-.Entiti-of X-Hups, also-Iron narls Shafts .-.nd SpokoH, Rod Gum ffoUoes, and Hobart I £own Uardwoon. 1, N._t,-Oauntry order.-UnotuaU Attended to.



ProsDeotus. ROBPEUTUI t. -_* OB" THB . ' AUCKLAND NATIVE LAND 3 COLO- | J IIISATIO.S COMPANY (LIMITED). , CAPITAL .....-....£500,000, ' . IN 500,000 SHAB-8 OF £1 EACH. J 200,000 3HA..'.'. Alt'. NOW OFFERED TO THK HU81.1i... 300.000 SHARKS TO BE RES~RV~D FUR NATIVES AND ffOTURE Id3UK. OhO Shilling payable upoa Application j OnO Shllllog upon Allotment. Calls Uot to ex ceed One Shllli.g. each, to bo made at lntorvala ol not lo.s than Threo iionth., PROVISION JU- IIIfIEOTOHS 1 J. Chambers W. R. Vines O. C. McMillan T. T. Masefleld V, H. Claude . Juhn Bold Geo. Holds!.!. Kennedy Bill Hulroma Paha FraDs Scherff J. B. Whyte, M.H.1.. Major Jaokson G. B. Mcrils, M,H R. Captain Colbeofc Ko Kanklura (With power to add to their number), f l_A_-_f_R_ 1 Bank ot New Zealand. SoLloi-otis: ilaDkaon and RuaseU. &__CRET_,KY, 1-RO. TEM,; Franz acherfl. The objoot3 o£ t>io Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Company (Limited) aro tho acqui sition und settlement of Natlvo Lands ln tho North Island of Now Zealarid.upon terms whioh will be to thainntual ocl vantage of the Native Owner., of ihe Sli_ro~ol_-ra ln this Company, and ut tho Colony hi general. . n order to carry out thia obf.ot It (s pro po.e-i— Ist-,-To actiulro IntsroDta ln land in stioh way an tha ntitlvo3 msy prefer, otther by pnrcha.B, by lease, or by acting as their agouti: oa audi tcnn_ a. may be agreed nyco. 2nd,—To nay fur such Interests acquired at thb option of tba nativo ownors, eltl-er C(i3h, paid-up Eh.ro?, or debenture, for thn whole or any part thereof, as olr o~m..taho.;a und mutual advantage may dictate; ' Crd'.-f'o ali-.-iV the natlvo o.ners tvno ia__B up paid up shares interest at the rate of 6 per c;>at, upon tho amount of the paid uu nliar. a lv oxo- os of tbe amount paid up on contributing shares. Jth.—To 1 .suo to any native owner declining to taio o_th or paid up shares deben t .roe of stipulated amounts, bearing'in toreat at & par cent. fith.—The oapltsl real aired tooarry on neces sary operations ot the Company to be provided by Coldnial and Kuropean Dlif.rohclaers, end euoh capital shall be employed in defraying expense. Of managoment.oomplotlng titles, effecting survey-and subdivisions Into fatms and tbwpabip lots, openln. means of access, conciaotlnftitbe Bate and leasing of lands, promoting the formation of special set tlements, and generally in utilising the lands vested ln the company to the best advantage. Uth.—To set apart and legally secure a.c- Quate and Inalienable reserves for the " benefit of the native owners. 7th.-To convey to the Government an agreed percentage of laud as required for publio works, and other purposes, at a figure'slightly ln advance of cost prioe, _th.__To induceo native owners to beoome Urge shareholders, to tattle permanently ripoh lands, tho titles to which have Beeu Indlvirluallaed, and to be repre- Bented on the directorate. It la a well known faot that the proflta arising Irom the purchase and s_lo of native land", in tho North Island are enormtui, and It i'l equally well known that suoh proflta have lip ta the pre6ent tithe been Confined to the capitalist alone; because of tho many pbetrnbtioUs arising from the laws relating to hatlve lands, "and to the large expenditure of money required for purohaslng the some. The Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Com pany (Limited) prsoents to .mall Investor! ad vantages ldont'o_l with, and In exoeß.ot those enjoyed at- present only by capitalists, the shares havWg been fixed so low that men of emoU meanß may bo placed on the same footing as tbe c-pitaltst. No more fitting op.ortunlty than the present ooald be aolzod for tho purpose of attaining the objeot. aimed at by this company, because :— let.-The qnantlty of fertile Crown Lands In tho North Island at the present time available for Battlement Is Inaufflolent to inset the demand. 2nd.—Th.Government have leased opera tions ln .urohaalng native lands. Srd.—The natives ownlrg land ln the King oonntry are almost unanlmons ln their desire to bring their valuable lands undor tb_> operation of vho Lind Court, and dispose or them to Kuropeane. Rh.—lt Is confidently anticipated that the Government will favour the establish ment of this Company, which will go far to rollovo tb.m from all anxiety aboat providing for the future wants of the natives. This Company will plaoe all land acquired undor " Tho Landa Transfer Act," bo that the title will be Indefeasible, and it will then be ablo to dl?po?o of iho Bams at great advan tage. Tho land will bo sold for cash, or on dofarred pay-name, or disposed of ln tbe manner moat conducive to the ln~.rei.t_ of shareholders. Under these cironmita-ce., It Is bollovod that the establishment of iho A uot land Native Lands Colonisation CompanT (Limited! will provide for the natives the readiest and most beneficial method ot placing their lands for Bale, lease, or settlement. The over-Increasing demarid for lands! in *>ew Zealand amongst all classes of colonists and Intending emigrants from Great Britain, the rich quality of the lands in the Kiog ovuntry, the faot that they are within easy aooo~3 by rail from Auckland, tbolr suit ability for ocoupotloo, aud tbeir annu.lly lnoreaelng value, are considerations which present to investors a prospect of remuneration unequalled probably by any proposal ever sub mitted to tho public. Applications for Shares will bo reoeived by tho -.oretory. at his offices, Fort-street, until TUKBUAY. tho Slat Ootober, 18S-.



Hotels. ■JRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, JL HOB-ON AND WKIiLEBLm.- BTRBETS, Ia now thoroughly completed, end ready to re ceive visitors arriving ln Auckland, - Sl>l_._-."Din AP____T___E~'_-B, And everytcon venlonca a Flrat-oiasi" Family and Comme-01-l Botol can oomm-nd. The Pronrietor hopes that by giving every attention, and trom time to time further supply ing the wants of his oustomera, he will obtain their patronage, and increase the connection of tho house. Thk Winks and Sprang, ixso Ales, -SKED NO Co_._M._JS_. A Blrst-olasa Billiard Table. Every convenience (or players, HUBERT~~ORAM, . PROPKIICTOa. U ACiflO HOT EL, JOHN BILLANDKR.. .PROPRIETOR, Bests to announce io his friends and the general public, that he has completed the extensive alteration on his premises. Among the many Improvements, he has . Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under ths Buperlntendence of a weU known Caterer. The "Cu_-__te" will be the best the Sea-on oan supply. Meals at all hounr. Best Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Hparkllnsi Ale always on Draught. Board and Resldonoe, 20. per wee__ Reasonable Charges, Exoellent Fare, Civility -nd Attention. Good Stabllno" -tIaaKIi.MOJII HOT JS JL., . Wnkoileld-stroot, Auokland, W, H, PORTER (Lata or .Queen's Hotel' Queen's Redoubt}. WINKS AND SPIRITS OF THK BK3 BRANDS, HANOOOK'S te WHITSON'3 SPARKLING ALES. B*lH_--C_AJ__" ACOQMMODiTION POH VISITOB W. H. PORTER, PBOPKI-JTOB. A1.A0.1- HO*~*_sii, HOT liA_~KB QH-RJS-SOTU, ROTORUA, Flrat-oiaas BnoommoOatlon tot Tourists, Troy. tors, _nd Visltoi*B during both winter v_H summer months. Pri-rato Sitting Rooms, ~raoM;_:i _a& Reading Reams. -lltliEDE. Ooaehes, Buggies, und ______ Horses tot Bin Oonvoyanoo- will lnee* every Bte___-_, -_i-ts_~~-_r- -joules.—Toruxisto can man;, _*• M.n«onienis with Capt. li, T. Clayton finauranoi BaIJSLaKS, Auebhuad), RCr J, B_o__7 (TiMiraaga), ar Mr Wm* Kelly JOhlnomutC., tor throug_i trips to ths Lakes, Inolcdins best aad coao_ Wre, hotel _.cco_-_i3&~Uc_;_, &_,_ all ot otsterns at i~r_~sc batbh, i ffip from Au__-_lan~ to the Hot Lakes and I bao*-, on the abovo prlnolpte for Tm Qvibka. OS-t___ WILLIAM KELLY. PaOPßtigl-CB.. OT LAKKSI HOT LAKES HOT LAKES IMPORTANT NOTICE, TOURISTS Intending to visit these Natural' ffiPSSSKP? Now Zealand oan obtain through RETURN TIOKKT3 (Including Guldoa, Boat and Coach Hire, Hotol Accommodation, fc0.1.: together with ovory lalormatlon, from the undersigned, who havo been appointed Sor.it Aoznts in Auckland for ;Mr Wir__i__t Kbm, Proprietor ol tho PALACE "HOTEL, ObW mutu. Flißt-olass Aooommudation for Visitors during both Winter and Summer Months. Pbivatb Siimkß, Smoking, and kb-din. Rooms, BI L llTit DB. Coaches, Bnggloa, and Badfilo Horsos for Hlrei Conveyances moot every Steamer. - J-i-TOA!-?-. __ en_ ' w_. 8 .~ ,«, *W' H,:5, insuraaoo Buildings, f°__g_; W . Aments JB. MAE RI O '__" X, «- AUCTIONEKR, VALUATOR. HDUBE, LAND, ANU GENERAL C0M ..,. ™~,„ MISSION-AGKNT, Q U B E N-ST EX.SI,. -.UOK.AHD, ( Country Sales Attended, "W