REV. A. REID'S FOUR SUN DAYS IN AMERICA.

At the weekly meeting of the Pocsonby Weslayan Mutual Improvement Associa- I tion last evening Mr John Gittoß in tho I chair, the JKev. Alexander Reid delivered a most interesting address, which occapied nearly twa hours, entitled "Four Sundayg in the United States of America," viz, (1) San Francisco; (2) Salt Lake City . (3) Chicago; and (4) New York. There'1 was a large attendance, and the narrative which was sparkling and eminently instruct tive, often elicited manifestations of ap. provai. Mr Keid left the Auckland whaif : in April (year not mentioned) in 1879 or 1880, and proceeded to Honolulu, where ho. landed, and looked round the city, walked in the groves of palm trees, and talked with 1 the natives with comparative ease. Th 6 S most interesting sight, however, was the Chinese Church, which he visited as thgffl congregation, were hummiDg a hymn, Tta* Chinese girls were nttractipe, and patterns of neatness. He visited tha : palace and houses of Parliament ■ and was generally pleased with tha i signs of civilisation he witnessed inHono. lulu. His next halting place was Saa Francisco, with its bustle, activity, f steamers, houses of exquisite taste, and:; heterogeneous population. The people'1, seem to posses^ an inherent love of tto, beautiful; ho saw much to admire and | much to deplore. He hoped yet to, see art imitation of tne noble buildiDgs in Ancle, land. He referred to their tramways and the Grand Palace Hotel—where he made a brief stay, and while there, three hundred , tourists came from Boston, to the hotel, and, owing to the completeness of facilities lor accommodation, tbis large influx of visitors was hardly perceptible, Mr Heid v then gave a graphic description of the city, and of the Sunday he spent there. The Methodist Church was not so large as Pitt, street Church. The congregation num- I bered about 250. He observed a coldness in the adults; and noticed, not only in this church, but in all., the American churches, an absence of young persons. The ecrmoa was somewhat racy, and yet, characv teriaed by earnestness and plainness of speech. The preacher said everyone who would be a Christian must bid adieu to the devil and all his works. The pulpit waa surrounded with flowers. Tfcere was a funeral that day, and the congregation . were invited to take a last look at the body ot the deceased; the coffin-lid being left open for that purpose. The churches were: bright, airy, and richly carpet-ted, also the schoolrooms. Mr Keid described the system of Sunday-school teachers in the American Bchools, in which he perceived a' lack of the spirit of devotion. The schools were opened with a prayer, and not unfrequently the minis' ter recited a poem; never heard a, benediction at closing. The City of the Saints was sketched, and a most minute account of a visit to the Salt Lake Taber., nacle and the Mormons' mode of worship were given. The congregation amounted to nearly 12,000 worshippers, the largest congregation he had ever worshipped witb, and so excellent were the acoustics of tho Tabernacle, that when & gentleman dropped a pin, the fall wait heard through the building. He knew no place equal to the Mormon church in this respect, excepting Mr fcpurgeon's London Tabernacle. The singing was a maml-aa .outburst of song from a united people. The preacher dealt with the Keyiaed Edition of the rvew Testament, which he condemned, saying that it proved the necessity of a new Revelation from God, similar to the Book' of Mormon. The lecturer proceeded to desciibe Chicago, the city of Sankey and Moody, and other cities in his route, j and finally the Falls of Niagara, Broukljn, and New York, including sketches of the churches of Beecner and Talmage, their style of preaching, and other matters of more or less interest, At the close, a hearty: vote of thanks was accorded to the lecturer on the motion of Mr Horsley, seconded by Mr Shacklefcrd, which was duly acknow.; ■edged. _______________

SEW TON CONGREGATIONAL SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

THE Wth anniversary of the Newton [Con. gregational Sunday-school, was celebrate! last evening by a soiree and public meeting at tiie school-room, Kdinburgh-streec, JNewton. The following ladies presided at the tablos:—Mesdames SteveDSori, Wood, Taylor, Lambourne, Kobertson, Barns, Ellyett, Hoskings, ■ Kedfern, Kerdmw, iJicholson, Kowe, Waddell, Misses Roufj Johnstone, Waddicgham, Bushell, Potter, Bums, Lee, Faill, Waddell, Stevenson. At the public meeting the tier. J. .Robertson took the chair. la his opening remarks he apologised for the absence of Mr J. C. Firth, tha president of the Snnday} •school Union, who .had promised to take the ckair. and had prepared a speech, but was detained out of town a day longer than Jie had expected. Mr Ellyett, the treasurer to the Sunday school read the annual report, which showed that there were 23 teachers. The number of scholars on the roll was 325, the averages being 131 in the morning, and 220 in the afternoon. The highest attendances during the year had been 169 in the morning, and! 276 in the afternoon. The treasurer's state ment showed that the total receipts for the year (inclnding the amount collected last SuswLay, £44), had been £17616s 9d. There wa-'3 a credit balance of £48 8a 3d, exclusive of the profits of the soiree. Mr i£nocli Wood, superintendent of the Sunday-school, delivered a short address,. iv the course of which he made reference to the necessity ef all Sunday-school teachers being true Christians — they wanted no spurious coins in the Sunday-school. Be ferenoe was also made to the necessity of punctually, regularity, prayerfulness, earnestness, and sympathy with the scholars on the part of the teachers. The Key. W. J. Watkins delivered one of his highly amusing addresses,introducing many good moral lessons. Mr litmus also delivered an excellent practical address, taking for his text the words of an advertisement, "Wanted, Im provers." During the course of the evening a num> ber of hymns wore rendered by the choir. Mr Kedfern sang " The Guardian Angel," and Mr X, Wood (violin) and Miss Ellyett (piano)rendered "Let the High Seraph," from the oratorio of Samson. \ The proceedings terminated with the cus tomary votes of thanks and the singing of the doxology. - .

GRAMMAR SCHOOL GOVER NORS.

Thb ordinary meeting was held yesterday, there being present—Bir (J. M. O'Korka (in the ;halr), Colonel Haultafn R»v. C. M. Nelsnn. his Wor ship the Mayor, and Messrs Toie, Peacock, Mo- Keohnie and Tyler. Death of Mb Morbisow.—A letter was re ceived from Mr Bonrne, head-master, notifying the death of Mr W. B, W. Morrison, Iste assietint-maater In the eohno'. He wrote!—" It will be within tfce rnn-erabrdncb of the Board that only a month ago 1 had oacnslon to place on record my hitch opinion of che vhlao of the servlceßrendered tatlw school by Mr Morrison. The worth of those service la now, nnhurpUy,. the measure cf the Bobool'B lose. High onl turo, kindness of heart, and true courtesy, gentleness of temper, which no keenness or tifl'.-riog could impairj loyalty aa a colleague, End uc fiinohlnpr devotion to duty -these are some oC the qualities which gained for him the rcapeofc and friendship alike of the other assistant masters and of rnyeelf, and whluh have made the loss resulting to na and to the school, irom his early death, great indeed."—lt was egrcot?, on the motion 'of Mr Tyler, tha? the sa'ary up to the end of the year be paid to tbe relatives of Mr Morrison, and that the chairman write to them, expressing the condolence and sympathy of the Board. Cbioket.—lt was BRreel, on the motion oi' Colonel Haultain, to grant £5 towards the pur-: chase of appliances far a orloket olnb. Vacaroibs.—The head-master wrote, BUKgOB-j ting lnoroaaas In the salaries ot the science an# other masterships, and recommending that applications to fill the two vacancies be adve* Used for. - He recommended, that tho salary tf the Bolanoe master be £350. Mr Tyler anbmlttof the report on evening claEsoe. Their conßlitt tlon provided for evening olassep, but it wa. ruled that there should be ut least eight pupi't paving Iss for one subject, and that tor atecon Butjaot the charge ahonld be 7a Sd. 'Th(» cow mlttee reoommended that there Bhonlii be oi omlnatlona and prizfs oaoh year, aua that nl the masters should be liable to take obarge o evening classes. The recommendation aa ti ra'ariea was—Mr Sloman, Beoond m^Bter, %W : Mr Anderson, fiiOD; Mr Morrison's eucopbsot, £350; Mr Thomson, £250; and the othol masters, £251.—The head msatei's recommend^.. tions and the I sport of the comniittoo wfrfl adopted. Singing.—Mr Gordon Gooch, singing master, wrote asking to be allowed to terminate Ma en gagement as singing master, owing to small attendance, and the difficulty of training voices that were changing. It was agreed, after some discussion, to ask Mr Gooch if the second year's engagement was on the same terms as tho first,., ana on what grounds he thought Ho. Property Committee. —Mr T. Peacock' brought up the report, which said that the* leases of properties inHobson-street.Spncnds-* street. Wynyard street, and elsewhore. wcro now falling in, The buildings were very old,. and the properties, ho thought, niigltrbe let for" fifty years. The Graf ton and Parnoll properties facing tho Domain might also be ict at a gooa rent, and have a bttter class of houses. A street-. could bo had from Strand-lane.—lt was agrcett that the properties in Hobson-street and Chapol street be let for SO years; other properties weroj dealt with in accordance with tho Surveyors recommendations.

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THE AWGKLABX) 'EVmiMQ STAE, NOVEMBER I.



, „■■ .auctions. _ XOJttOBROWi MARINE -OESIDBHCE aiVßa, I T\UVONPORT. TVFORTH igHOBB, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received nsttuctions to sell at his ■ Mart, on above date, ot 12 o'olook, THB UNDERMENTIONED BITKS, situate opposite tho residence of J. B. Russell. HBd.i and known Wollb'h Market Garden. LOT 7-151J Links, fronting Vlotoria Road LOT 2—151 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT 3—137 Llnka, fronting VanxhaU Eoad LOT 1-Trlangle Blook, containing 183 Links to Vauxhall Road. ar;d 121 to Victoria Koad. gentle nwflulrlnK Slteo, the above wonndlß nnßß*6Bsed, : not nneqnalled, ty any In the diUJrllft ?ltnatcd b| 1 la In the oentre ot thS FaaUonaae Marinoltabnrb, combining aood soil, magnlfloent views, eaty dlstanoe from SSSr whMf. and wlihln n few minutes' walk o tho beaoh. atd with snoh advantage I as will Srwaya oommanfl B premier position. Thei pra party is foncaa, B nd has a quantity o£ choice fruit and ijhade trees plsnted thereon, Terms eaßy. Planonview< GABBIBL LEWIS, Auctioneer. " T*o''sTo BKOW, . , At II o'clock, TO IKONMONGERS, SPECULATOES, AND OTHERS. GALVANIZED BARB WIRE, BLACK FANCY WIRE, BAR IRON. : v v . GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell by anotlon, at his Rooms, on the above date, at 11 o'olooi. ■i «0 BKHLS GAIiVANIZKD 3IN, BABB g TONS^of 8 ASD 8 FBNCIKa WIRE g TONS BAR IBON Terms at Sale.' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On the Premiseg.Newmarket. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mrs Qrlce, Newmarket, to sell on the prem ess on above dato, at 11 o'olook, HBR HOTjqlpOU) FURNITURE, a3 under— Walnnt Piano by BaUjhall and Eons, Maroon Kep Suite, Oval Centro Tabloj. Handßoma Mirror, GlaSs B«k Cbelf onier, Marble Top. Brnesel Carpet, Ifender. Muslo Stool, Fender Stoyo, Whatnot!, lace Cnrtalnß, Poles, Gaa Ohantlellerß. Vases,lron Bedstead, Cre (onno Cartalns. Feather PlUows, Bed <linK. "Washatsnaa ana Ware, Drawer?, BresaliJK Tabias, Looking Glasses, Com mode. Foot Bath. Matting. Handsomo Mottled Kauri Wardrobe, Plate-gloss Front. Curtains, Brackets, Brnaa Kode, Tables, Conoh'CH, Bnga, Pictures, Books-, Colonial OveD, Sato, Maoglo Tubs, Kitchen Utensils. SO. £0., &0. *^~r TO-MORROWj THE REMUERA YARDS. IHOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on J? Thnrsiay next, November S, 32 Choloe Steers, from Hureka 120 WeU-f atted Cattle, from Walkato, Awlto; andWattara 40 Three and four year Steers, In fresh oon dltloD, Dairy Cows, Stoic Cattle 700 Fat Steep and Lambs Fdt and Store Pigs For private sale, A good team of Heavy Working Oxen, ALFRED BUCKLAND.



■TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOO* SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR TfllS SEASON WILL BK HELD AT XS B HAYMA RXB T, ;•:.',.-. • . i ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. ;i woolpaok;s for sale. A&FRED BUOKLAND. ;;. ■;___ . .1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE OF qT U D \ NIM A L S. ; THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL hold their Second Annual Sale, at Penrose, by auction, after ihe Cattle Show, on Saturday, November tl, at noon. "I flfk PUBE-BRED BULLS and a X/slf few GRADE SHORT-HORN BULLS, Comprising • 60SHORTHOBN 50 HEREFORD 10 DEVON Also. FOUR BUPEKIOR YEARLING CLYDESDALE COLTS, Out of Clydesdale Mares, Imported from Soot- Janfl, and got by Batr Athole. winner of six prized In Scotland, and a ptiza winner attbe Kllbnrn BoyaJ, &<y The SHORTHORN BULLS are got by the • Imported Bulls Oxfora Royal. Duke Winsome, Prince Wild Eyes. Baron Tregutitar, Baron ' Haby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. . The HEREFORD BULLS aro got by Horace ith a prltie-winner In England; or by Coo niMßle,flrflr, prize-winner ai the Koyal, and other "The'DKVON' BULLS are out of Imported Cows, by nn Imported Bull. Catalogues of pedigrees can be had from the auctioneer or from the j&grlcoltual company, .fen Court, Cam bridge. ALFRED BUCJiL&ND, I ; T ■ Auctioneer. The Annual Ba'e of Stud Lincoln and Leicester Bams will bo held in Penrose in January next. mohday, november 20th. Durham" yards, wo o l sal c, TH£ First "Wool Sale ot the Season will bo held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 20th November, at 2 o'clock. Full-welght Wool Packs for Sale. HVH TE R & HOLAN, DURHAM YARDS, \JSTOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND W TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. ..,." MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. ALTERATION OF DATE OF SALE. ? JUNCTION SALE YARD. IN consequence of Tuesday week being a holiday. ICb.9 undersigned will hold their usual Weekly Sale on MONDAY iDEtead Of Tuesday. ■ hdn*ter & nolan. Monday, november 13. ; Alteration in date of sale, pukekohe monthly sale. "Of fiwwe^nince ef Wednesday, the Bth JL Hcrttabvi, being apublio holiday, ■■The jondenigfied will hold their' usual \ o'clock.



AUCiisOEBi ■ ~~ TO-MOBKOV7. AT 11 'O'CI.OUK A.M, JREBHOLD PROPERTIES. ALEXANDHA-STKEIiT, WOOD AND] WILLIAM STREETS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. \ mHE Unmlersigaed has been favoured j JL with instructions from the BroS rKJ° r/' to soil by auction at hia Land. Kstate, aid Houio Sale uooma. Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, N<n. 2nd, (it 11 o'clock a.m., - A LARGE FRBKKOLD PROPERTY, having a frotitaco to Alexandra-street ofEO leet. also a frontOKotoltokoby-Btreet.onwhioh Is erected a comfortable 5-roomod nouaa in good order. having been recently renovated. A kcoci op portunity for procuring a Kreohold Property for private residence near to Qaeon-Btrost. Titles U\ZoT ANn "wfLui'M BTREKTS, near OolloKa Hill. Oornor Allotment, oonvonlently sitoated together with tha New Residence of six ronma orectcd thereoD, woll built of good matorials, wolarr»uged,irDnt verandah with Venetian windows, baloony at baotc, sooa supply ofwator. Immediate posaaßalon. Terms easy. "WIbLOW-ba'KKKT—A conveniently situated Freohold Property, havliiß Two Housesorectod thereon. A sood. opportunity for a working man to get a home near to the business part of thGKnfiT BARRIER-BO norea land, betas? middle portion of Allotment 101. Pariah of Aotoa, R. A I~"t HUB, Aactionoer, T O- M O X X 0 W, THURSDAY, NOON. THE DUBLIN DEPOT, Victoria-streot. CLEARING OUT SALE, STOCK, HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, SEWING MACHINE, &C R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions • from the proprietor of the Dublin Depot, Viotoila-slreot, who 1b leaving Auotclana, to sell by auction, on the promlßeß, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock noon; THE WHOM OF HIS STOCK OF GBNK BAIi MKKOHANDISE. CLOTHING Blankets, Fanoy Goods, Jowellory, So.. Fixtures, &o.; Household KnrnUnra and Hflcots, a very Hand some Half-Tester Mahiißany Bedßtead, a Su perior Hair Madras?, a eood Floot MBttraser, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Cot. Tables. Chalre, Sofaa, Palllaaees. MuttraFßßß, Pillows. Carpets, Pier GlasD, Waahatanrtc, Toilet Sets. Toilet Tables and Glasses. Piatedware, Glasa and Karthenware, Cutlery, bamps, Pictures, Scales. Kttoaen Utensilß. &c. ____________ TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, 11 o'eleck a.m. ROCKY NOOK, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. A NiEWLY-BUILT^ WELL-FINISHED J\. HOU3H of 5 rooms, b»y window. Vene tian bHnda to all the windows, two ohlmnlea, three firsplaoes, touether with the fre»hold cor ner allotment, 40 x 120 feet, ot good voloonio soil, quite ieveL a most convenient and desir able homestead. To be Sold by Auction, AT ARTHUR'S MAKT, THURBDAY next, at 11 o'olook a.m.



TUESDAY, NOViSMBSR 7TH, NOON MOUNT ALBERT. TOWNSHIP oFmODNI ALBERT. SPLENDID BUILDING SITES F'JR MANSION, VILL4, COTTAGE, AKD BUSINESS. ■ FAMILY REsfDENHE, GAEDEN S OBCHARD, PADDOCif, &C, Known as " Randeisvyl," Rich Volcanic Soil. THE undersigned has been favoured With lnstruoiiona from J. R. Randerson, Eeq., to ecU by public anctlon at his Land, Kstate, and House Sale Room, "Arthur's Mart. Qaeen-atreer, on Tuesday, November 7th, at 12 o'clock noon, MOUNT ALBERT TOWNSHIP. This favourably eltnatfid Estate, the most central and convenient In the Mount Alber District, fronting three main roads, command ing a good view, surrounded by pretty resi dences, close to churches-all in a good state of cultivation; the soil rloh voloanlo; but a short distance from Railway Station; Omnlonaaeß "tHHsTImuIy RBBIDENOR! "RANDBRB VYIj." with Vineries, Stable, Coachhouse, Cowsheds, &a, tsgether with about Five Aoreß of Land, a nioelr laid out Garden and Orohard, •well-stooked with a large Baeortment ot fruit trees in full bearing; t»e Vines have been sc lented with great oare, and are very produo tiye. Also— Nine Large Building Site?, fronting Now North Roid. , • . Twelve Large Balldlng Bites, fronting Road to Onehunga. ' Eight Large Building Eltes, fronting Cross Eleven I arge Building Sites, fronting Viotorla &n& Albert Avenues. Thlß la an opportunity for procuring Home- Btend Sites sultuble for all tfoßses ; in a fast ris ing and fnßhionable suburb, of the b<*t voloanto soil,in ahealtoy, pleasant, and oonvooiantposi tion, that should not bo lost sight of. Inspection invltsd. Carai to flew the residence oan be obtained at the 01800 of the Auctioneer. Lithographic Plans will beready In a few day*.! A Special 'Bun will leave the Mart on Satur day next, at 2.13 p.m., to oonvßy poraons desirous of inspecting this prooorty to ".re maining one hour, Tickets can be obtained, at tho^pfflcoi R, ARTHUR, Salesman and Anctloneer. Wi S. OOOHBAHB JAS. DACSE WEENEaDAY, NOVEMBER 8. BT OEDEB OF THE MORTGAGEE, VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PABK ROAD, GRAFTON. THE Subscribers have .been instructed by t^o Mortgagee to sol 1 by pnbllo auction, at their Roomu. Fort-street, on Wednosday. Bth November, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 22 ( Section 3, Soburba of Auokland, having a frontage ot 293 links to farkttoad, and containing 3 acres 3 roods end 9 parches, all rloh voloanlo soil in the hlghoßt ttato of cultivation, part being beautifully laid out with flower gardens and shrubbery, part or chard, and fie rest subdivided Into piddooko; sll In nerfeoi order. The anUolngß erected thereon corßlst ot A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENCE, commanding a msgnluoent and exten sive view whlchcan never bo obstructed, nnd a large number of outbuildings In ftrst-clay'< repair, aa now occupied by J, V. MacCormtoV-, Ksq, Fail particulars In fnture Issue. SAMUEL COCKRANE & SOS, Anctioneers.



FfIIDAY, DECJiMBEK 8. AUCKLAND HABBOUR BOARD LEASES. R, O. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auokland Harbour Board to sell by public auction at the Offices of tha Board, Fort street, on Friday, the Bth day of December, 1883, at U a.m., TheLKASH!3of the following ALLOTMRNTB. for a THBM Of FIiTTY (50) YBARS. BUbjeot to the provisions of "Tha. Harbours Act. 1878":- FOUR AI/LOTMSNTS-NO?. 86,87. 83, and 8!?» ---wlth Frontage to QUHEN-STREBT TWENTY-FOUR ALLOTMENTS-Nos. 90 to 113-wlth ffrontage to CUSTOMHOUSE STRKBIT THREE ALLOrMKNT3-N03.114 to 116-With Frontage to RAILWAY ROAD THK ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FLAGSD. Draft of'Leiße ana Oonaitions of Sale may be seen, and Lithographic Hans obtained, at the Offica of the Board, R. C. GREbNWOODj , Auctioneer, EARLY IN DECEMBER. /»fi ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN OS" SHIP, adjoining Railway Station, fronting on Now North Road, the property of H. Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and will be offered for positive sale at an early date, B. TONKS & CO, aUESDAYSi rH B H &"F°M &E X jE^X. OAX.E OF WOOi, SHEEPSKINS O hides, tna TiLlow, easb Saesflay. ftt MOCIOOk, •: AlffltED BUOKLAHO, ' '



Auotioiiß. ' ' J TO'•M OR X O Tf, ( • At 1 o'clock, LAND! LAMM LAND! LASDI J, B. MARRIOTT \%Tlhli sell by auction, at his Land V? Mart (adjolninn Banit Sow Zealand), Queen-street, Ift AUotmenta in tho rlsinj? township of io HelonsvlUo 1 Largo Cornor Allotment, Avonuslo ttoad O Allotments in Roseb&nk Usad 2 AUotmenta, Pokeno. J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer and Goneral Saloeman, TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. QUEEN - STREET AUCTION MART (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). J. B. MARRIOTT VTTILL Sell by Auction, at his Matt, Iron ana Wood Bedsteads, CheSonlors Tables, Couches, Cnaira. Oil Paintlnjja WEBhatands. Drt-cslng Tables Book-caao, Sftfoa, Ro., &o. Gold and Silver Watouo3 And n Largo Assortmont ot Clothlnpt J, B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer at>d General Salesman,



FRIDAY, WOYBMBEK S, at 12 Nook. VAILB & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Sale Rooms, Shortland-Btreet, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Viz :- MANGARS'.-Seven oholce Farms, boing snb j divisions of part of seoiion 75, the property of G. W. Wyman, Esq. No. 1 contains IS acres, all fenced with tho exception of about 0 ohnins, tha greater portion by water. Tho whole Is well drained and laid down In good grass. 1 hers Is also an orohard and ornamental plantation. Tho buildings ooniprise a oomtortable seven, roomed house, with dairy, etablo, oowehod, fto. No. 3 contains 18J acres, Is about half fenoed, drained, and laid flown In good grass. No, 3 contains 13a. lr. 10p,, abont half fenced, drained, and laid down in good grass. JLII tho aboto threo Farms have flno water frontages, from which good boating and fishing caa bo obtained. No. i contains 16a. 3r. 16p., holf-fencod, drained, and in good grass. No. 5 contains lla. lr. 38p., half-fenced, drained, and in good era's. No. 6containslla. 2r., half-fcncod, drained and in grass. No. 7 contains Da. 2r. 17p., half-fenced, drained, and in grass. All tho abovo Farms are easily approacliablo by good level roads, and being within a 13 rallo drive from Auckland arc admirably adapted for I'ruit, Poultry, Dairy Farms, Market Gardens, or Country Residences. . • Terms: One-fourth Cash, balancp at Olper cent. for flvo years. Thoio la a Dlsitrlot Sohool, Fo3t Offloe. Library, Knglisb, Prejbytorlar, and Wodeynn Ohurotien within seven mtautca walk of theEe valuablo properties. ONEIIUNGA.-Neat four-zoomed COTTAGE situated in Arthur'Streot, cloao to Quoen stroet, and llvo minutes' walk from Rail way Station. Tho allotment has af< ontngo of 60 foot by a depth' o£H7 feet, being part of allotment I, section 18. Town of Onehunga. Terms: One-third Cash, balanco at 8 per cent, for three years. NEHUNGA.-T WO SHOPS and DWELUNG HOUSES in Quaen-etreet, adjoining Sal- Uvan'ti Uotel, and close to Railway Station. Kaon tenement coißlsts ot a shop and three rooms, at present let at 10j p*r weot. Tho property has a (i-ontagoto Qaeon-street of 20 feet by a depth ot 80 feet, AWITU. — North-Bastern middle portion of Allotment 92, containing 50 aoree. OTAHUHII,—I otß 12 and 13 ot Section No. I, of Bub-divieion of partot Jlr Thomas Falrbnra'd Grant (Foley'a Townehip). near Tnniflkl Bridge. OBURU.-AUotraent 147, Farlßh ot Mannga tanlwha. 270 aorep. KOMAKOBAU.-AUolmont 85, ootainldg SO acres.



ELtERBLIE.—HOUSE of four rconis ana scullery. 2 tanks. &o. I'his property is situated oloso to the Hallway Station, and has a frontagoto thePanmure Road ot 311 ' feet, oontainliitf about ono Acre. Terms i One-fourth Cash, balance at 8 per cent, (or three years. THK Well Koown HSTATS of the late 4. K. Allen, E*Q, situated in PUKmKOHE WHSC This beautiful property, oontalnlog nearly SCO aoroe, U delightfully situated near the Walkato ulver, and within two miles oC the Baokland Station. Sixty aoios are in new grass, and there 1b a lprge quantity of rough feed all over the property. .About one husflrort acres conbUt ot valu able bush, scattered in park-like clumoa over the eetate; there Is also a splendid etroani, with a beautiful and valuable waterfall. The greater portion OC the pro perty la fenoed and divided Into five pad dooke, Tha Boild ings consist of a now, roomy.and woii-flnlehecl Bouse of sb: rooms, detaohed pantry, etable, 3 stalls and loose box, ooaoh house, workshop, wash house, man's room, woman's room, store room. Bbsd for 9 cow?, Dlggerles, tee., all n«w, and of the best description. Terms: CHX) cash, balanco at 6 per cent, for 5 or 7 yean, Messrs Wilson and Carter's Highly Imnroved FARM of 200 acres, Bltuated at KAMA KAMA, on ttie Great South Uoad. aibont 1} miles from Kunolman Station. 65 acres are in new grass, 83 In crop. 18 acres fallow, li acres bush,remainder fern. Dwelling house of 6 rooms, dairy, thed f«i 16 cows, stable 4 stalls, other shads. &o. This desirable pro perty havlna un extensive frontage to the main rosd, is admirably adapted for future pub-dl vision. It Is one ot the prettiest farms r car Auckland, is well watered, and bolng Bimated near the principal sale ynrdp, is very eultablo for a cattle dealer. Turnip, as agreed. WO3DHOUBK FARM. PUKEKOHB WKST, eltu»ted about 6 miles from Ptikekohe Station, and containing 1356 acres, nearly the whole level and undulating land, and well watered, About 300 sores In good mixed bnnh, 30 acre* are in graa?, the re mainder fern, &o. On this property, there Is a very beautiful waterfall, also a two ' roomed oottage and a considerable amount of fencing done. Terms, one-third oanh; balanoe at C per oont. for 6 years, HUNUA.-Allotraents U, 51, 53, and S3, contain ing 158 aores superior quality LAND, bounded on one side by the Walroa River. This fine blook ot land contains a largo pro portion oi elluvlal flat, the remainder la valuable bush and fern land) situated eight miles from Papakuri Station. Terms, half cash, balance at f par cent, tor 5 years. The well-known WAIKODKOU (KUMEU) BLOJK, estimated to contain 1200 act o?, and situated v/lihin £03 lards of the Kumeu Junotlon Station on the Kaipara Railway. About 900 acres of thiß valuablo property Is lovgl and easily plough able land, woll watered, and of superior quality, a larxe proportion bolng rloh sllurlal flat. The remalndorla mostly good useful bash linri, Oa-iuc( to its close proximity to Auokland, this flae Estate muat ra^Hly attain a gn m onhuticsd vrlqo. Terma:-0 efoarth Uaeh balance at 6 per cent., for five year?. HBPBURV-STRKBT.-Oommodlonß and well bnile Famllv Reaidence of aaven roomßi with bath-room, Urge cellar, &0.. fitted with Qas throughnut, Gab Stove, Leamipgton Range, water laid on, and overy convenience for a fanillr. -Allotment 31 x 119. Terma:-£SO Cash : balance, weekly or otherwise. OONQHH3T-VLACB!, PARNBLL -Nearly new Hou^e of sovan roimi. andsonllery,all well finished'and fitted; also, dont and back venmrUhß. Allotment 50x120, having two frontßgea. Thi3 House Is very pleasanlly situated near the residence ot Or. Gamp bell. Terms on npplioatipn. ANOI^BSffiA-STREEr.—Vow and Handsomo Dwelllne Honee, containing eeven rooms, veracdah and baloany, the wholo well ilnlshud and fitted. Guq, Water, and every convenience for a family. Allotment 100 x 280. This very desirable propory la one of the.few City Residences left with tnree qunrtors of an acre around It. Terms on Explication. VAILE & IJOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shottland-stroot.



B, TOHK3, B. O. OAEK, B. D, TOHKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. WINDSOR CASTLF, PARHELL. mHK LEASE FOR U YKARS, WITH PUR JL CHAisING OLADSffi, ot tho above old established Hotel, with Large Corner Allot ment, in consequence of the oontlnaed ill-houlth ot Mr. T, Johnson, Particulars in a few day». B. T O n"k"b & CO,, Anctioneers. ~^———— ———— __________ EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDIMG SITES AT MoKNINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MOKNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE hayo bpen instructed by A. K. UTaylor, Hsq, to Bell above Property. It is surrayedi and pinna will bo read? In a tew days. B, TONKS~& SO.



( {Ti aa s. wxi*&4a/a so &, i HOUSS JjANB A\B KSMAHOtai AOEIBK iEnafeora!—N>,tloaftl Bcni; of Nbs? Zooliwfl < « ZSirSTH 8«i i'.'J'JKKBS? CaUeciiS. MOHiSX Jnvsswfi Jcs Capitalists o:i Etart-aISM MouriUes. wrrnpuj Chabob. Six psi' oosti Bliuwxl ca dopuaits uiitU lu~eaK>S» MOKTQAQKE aa<l U! .■':.)■:;■.' Ksv-ji.iatea, I 821AHKS liuu>;ht nj- Hold to o'Mci'. BWTA'l'ita Hnnsaed tor Abuftiites, AL&OTMWNTS BougUi, ana HoiißM SulU ou tiiu Wcofclj Payment tiyutora. BUXbBIKQ AIiIiOTMBKTB SOU SAXiS AS L'3l] POOH— Scotiand-sirect, 60/ Weawitrect, 30/ Jnkormisn-btieot, HI Hopburr.-uu*e>n2i 80/ l";ond-Etriut, IP/ Jjfgar Piuoo, CO/ ArKJ'lo-atrs&t, ISs Kovi'dlir-Hiroct, 40/ Beieoford-atrout, 00/ dooS-stroot. £10 Peroivft! Fsrndc, <5/ Whurf Kosd, £0/ Ilcoicrnatfon, fiß Mrmnt Kden I'.imhl, CJ Howc-atfeet, !0/ il'rter lan». £8 flßchecc-strc-oS. 45' Ncrmtiiiby lui/.fi, <I 1 Nelsou-atrcst. BJ/ ' Krlghtou iW.vtO, if/ AlEP.la vartotu otisfir etrt»t« a* low Mtia 4?/fA'") l fl I'O liBMJi laSuMij of /4G aafi B»- A/^vuu wai-dH. on Kooe Eecnrltiflfl. QKVJEN-lIOOMKD HUUBK and Two AUot- O moats for Bale, within quiitt'sr of au h'iui-'.i walk of Queen-street, lfiusy lovma oun bo a' ranßcd. yoOPand 7-roomod I iougo for saloon tin Mount ICdon tond. Splendid position for bnainossi Terras aa aßreoS. WHANCJAItKI— vmail Homoatcad for fc>.be, with pplonrtid orohtrfl, over 200 fruit boarlcr! treoa, alluvlnl e-ill; frontiiiTO to Wbnu- Korel Kivor; two tnllea from towualilp. BitKtiSB'UlUJ-a'i'KKilcr— Wow m»\ verycon vonlout Oottsge for Bale, Buar UoDgreiw tlonal Ohnroh, Ou cany term;'. •PKrtjl-SIX-KOOMICD UOUaM (now), with A<uvv? jjdiitry, for Salo; voiy convenient; water laid on; easy toruiu. r>qnA-I'l''tt-KOOMiUJ HOUSK for ealo in iOuv wiuinm stroot, with dotaohed wu'jli honso. Hnsy ternio cf payment, HAMILTON (WHi!!ttio)-H'jußß Bad aoro Of Rroundfor Ralo, two minntea walk from Bnak of New Zealand, lor £LOP. Lot 321, Hamilton West. SUNUA-KlKhty Aercacf Lind for Sslo o £$6. Also, Kighty Acres at Walkieklo, i!C6. A uploudlili'Viancufiu'worlciiih m'.ni, j?Oßi"l—New and Well-il-iiihod Uouse for 3Z&OV SalOi ftt xtooky Nook, Now North Ko&d i allotmeni 10 x 120. Very osuiy tarnis. NOKI'HCOTB —Seven rooraod Uoui«>, out buildings, &0., and SO aorca of Laud for Eaia. Very ohonp, Graud vlow of tho bfirboar, «oi A-FOUK-HOOMICU UOUbIC for Bulo. 3&4 i" o jf ccok-atroot, wliU larea alloSmoitt. .'S^KATOKA TOWNJUIP. — TWO Larga J. Corner AUotmouta for isalo tor £20, having hree trontajjei. POKBOIIBY — NavT Sls-roomod Honse for Salo near tlio Throe Liimpß, Frioo, RW. Kasy terms of paymont, DHVONPOKI, Loko Koafl - flwoml very choice Villa Bitea tor Sole, having road and km frontages, and posssosins the Quest lan&ocapo views to be foand aroana Auckland, Very easy terms of payment. •PoKft-A NIOK NKW OOTTAas in New ment 40 x 100! rery ohean, \¥TAITKBIATA KIVKE FRONTAGB.-Lana TV for Salo nil ti% per acre, In largo or small bloots. Kesy tsnns. PARNKLIi— Hcraao and 1} aorea orohard tor Sale, In toU bearing; cowshed, workshop, t owlhoujsc, Ko. i fine sea view. n-i qa-KOUR-UOOMKD HOOSH for Sale in ZjXuM uieOUjr. Small deposit and weekly symonts taken. ■CO9.H— HOUSJC tor Sala In Wllllam-atreet, X/SoO BDM St. JMnea1 Church. EPBOM— Santlßin-m's VUlii KosWonoe, saTen rooma, oaaoh-houso, otabli nit, Sx. fiSOO. Oi A fi-THKBK-KOOMIfcD HOUSIC lor ti&ie ***•> SnNowtoß, near Kbafta Armii Hotel; iarel aViotmont, Mszr terras. REMDKKA-13 miv 3, for 3alo i exoeilent rwil and splendid viaw BEIQHTON KOA». Parnull — fiix-roomed Banna tor nun, nUotinont 40 a: 100 1 wator Wflon. Moo, OXii. TJONSONBY-NBVf Sls-roomod Konaa and X V/ortishop Ccraaloi two ullotoente | two froatftßaa i essr b^ma. Trarsi<liiNOTOM-aX!!K)S'"C. -Protty Cottase VV tor fc&lu, E.osr Hi. Jamco's Chcroh i km and water Jald on } KiViMoa, kc. T}i Rr? £1 J* — iWowly - finlahed Blx-room&: X Houjs foi axis; »iuißi.i:t vlvn ; fiSS, TfjiABJIS ateo s?cr Htla aJ Vfßtkoraia., F.vo •*■ nsorcaso, Stoira'sPoinf, IVa.!ialiorol, Mahn. Hiagi, North Shora, pßpafi'ira, £o, Alqi\ bos Uat W New K-ealand Herald utd Wttkly Ntvx, O S A S. V/ I i, f, I A S5 S O«K E3TAT3 .iUSaS 1 ViiMAW lUHB F, J. MOSS]. IW, F, O'BXthWVXV FJ. MOSS & CO,, • LAND ANO BSTAT3 AQBNTS, Bhoikti (lhd-stiiekt,



FOX SALS EPBOSI—S3 norca Grass Land lv oao or two lot:-; boantlfnl view BRIGH rON-AllotmontlCO x SCO. Frlce. £250. 600 AORK3, 19 m lea rroui Auckland, 1 mlla from a railway BUtlnn, half Improved, Houeo. 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1500. TUAKA'J-600 acres flrtt-elaso Voloanio Land, tlirco-quirtoi-i or a mile from the station; RCiod elsht-ruomod honuo. To lx: Bold 1 v oco or mot n lots. '1 ho inuii is nearly all in y.vna, with Bonio good bush. RKMUSKA-16 acres, hoantlfully situated TUaK aU—3O acres, lmprovod; House and. out buildings. £330 TUaKaU—UOaorea, 601n{rrss3. £SCO NEW LYNN—4O acres, sea frontage. £1 per ncra ONEUUNGA—Houeo of 6 rooms, and 1J acres land; boautlfal view. AlßOi Six-roooiod Cottage, with 1 acio land, mar railway [•t-itlon, . HOMS BAY, POMSOKSY-llonse et C rooma and 2 Acres cC garden; coa bathing Aba, LAHQK CORNER ALLOTMUNf In City, with buildings, In addition to tho above, wa have a Large Nnmbor of Town ul Country Properties for 3ale, including some Largo Illcclw of lend In the Walkato Uiawlot. F. J, M 033 y. CO., Shortland-Btroet. AMESTI N D A L, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSB, LAND, tc COMMISSION AQKNT, And Law Whiter, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR SALE i BKRE3FOKD-STRI2KT-NOI7 woU finished 7 roomod Dwolliag-lnußo.^ttintod and papered w»ter laid on. I'rloo £3(0. DRAKI-STRKKT iFreoman'a Bay)—Pomfort bW<s roomed Dwelling-houro and yard, situated on south Bide of street, and haying a boautlfal haibnar vluwjkm and water laid on. Fiioe, £W). OOLLH.uk KOAD (Ponßonby)-Allotmont 112, SOnth bUu, S3 foot frontage. GRAFTON WJiU-AUotmnrst 18, of Section 10, corner of Gratton f'o&d and Wynyorrt atreot, with tas-roomod House, Btablos, and outhouses. Prloo 81000. CHAP it ÜbTRHKT—Six-roomed House and Stable. £500. VICTOBIA-BTKEKT WIEaT-Threo Brick Shops and Dwelllng-honees, juat bnilt. Prlon, £2,100, or to Lot at SOa per week onoh, FREEHOLD BLOCK, in oontra! position, oloce to Qneen-atroot. with Brick Mulidlnga and Iron root ault&ble for Wurchoußon, &o. Pfoprii-torn having Houaea or Land to dispose of are roq ueeted to communicate with the under- Blgned. No oharge unless sold. jamesTTndal, HIGH-STRKET, "t w ha li o i b, ° LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE ASKNT. MONKY LENT ON PEBSOSAt SECURITY. HIQH-STKKET. AUOBXANP. WO X » A U ' E ■*■ Bx EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MODNT ALBKRT-Gentlemnn'a Rosidonce, 10 roome, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In supflr»fc> building: Man' Broom, waehhouse, ontbuildinga. coachhouse, stable, cowhouse; Una volcanic soli; mugnltloont view; near station. VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Kden)-10 aorea in convenient Dsdooofea, with Hevan-roomod House, Outbuildings, cistern, ffruit Trees. Ottered for a (o w diiyt>. A Bargain, MOON I 1 ALBKKT (near Railway Station)- Allotoienta Uslf-aate upwards ; Voloanio Soil, Bußlneeß Sites, Maßnifloent Viow. Tho wholo of tho purchase money can remain at 7 per cent. HOUSE OF EIGHT KOOM3 (well bnlil), IB ralnijtoa from Queen-otroot. Adapted for private resldenoa or business, Oaa atovo, ample water supply, Offored cheap. No, 205. MOUNTKDBN (near Pailway Btatfon)-Bevon roomod House and Large Allotment: good boeineaa Bite, £500 only. Terms—Kasy. VIKW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Boven roomed House; lofty rooma, conorete eletoro, boiler, oathouae, with nearly one aoro vol canic land, COTTA»K and Large ALLOTMENT 198 feet by ISO, 01020 to Olty. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Pornoll- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as ona fortune has already been made out of it. WANTED KNOWN-That B. Wayte, HOUBO and Land agent, 177, Qacen-strost, hna con stant applloatlona to purchase or rent Small Houses within enay distance of Queen-street, and for Buildiug Sites. COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Poneonby. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Seaflald Road ' oheip, Kn. WAYTB, Honan and Land Agent. LAND, HOUSE, & KBTATJffi AGKNT, valuator, Sohkbff's Buildings, Foet-steebt, AVCKIArW, The tmtJei'StKasd, in Ccramonointf BuaineßS n Auoklacd, beRB to snnonneo thai twolve yearn' experionoe in Wailcato has Riven him aa inti mate knowledge of tho district;, ca well aa a bnslnees connection extending to all parts of the Auckland Province. Ho is, therefore, in a position to give tho fullest and meat reliable Information to Intending rettlora, who will rocelvo lettcra of iutrctuotion to hia local Asents, and they will offer every faolUty for lnepeoting the VABIOUB PROPERTIES ON HAND Fob Sam:, Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the shortest notloe. MONEY ADVANOIID on Freehold Beourltles, In aums of £100 up to £6,000. • MONEY INVKBTED, and no charge made to Investors, f WNEDy" HIJ.L,



'_>Jl^t_ MARK . ___l/ ■m O X SALE. ' " 1 Four-wheeled Dor Cart (noarly now! 1 Trt'o-,vlmn!fid Dor Cart (nearly new) 1 _ur?oliß.d;'flPhculou 1 Doublu-a0a.0.1 iiuagy Wanted to Furohasi", Double-neated Hooded Bnsß7. I r jilll.y KAVEItSDALK MAWUFaCTUK JL INS COMi'ANY (IiIJHITKD), 11. QUISY.STRKKT. TANNTtniI. CUIUtIKRS, LEATHER AND GUM.OitKV ItfKROHANTa AND lIIFORIBItS. 'i'ho aIiOTO firm hayo just !aud!od, o_ various j late uiTivniii, , aPLKNUID VAIiTIIC in French, German, and KaKlleh O.ilf, Kin. f utens Calf, Kast Inaian 1 C*M and Kip, Bntta, Klastlo, Web, Boot Wobblnß aud lintaKS, Aad a Varloty of GRINDERY AND SHOIC BISKOKRY GOODS. Will vteo h&va regnlci? ohlpmenta o( above arriving from tho beat HD«llPh. American, and ContliKintal Hanson. Coloolnl Tanned and Our-1 ried Louthora always on hand. Tbfl R.?J, Co. (tfmltea) ava Oaoh Purohasota Ol Wool, Bfetoß, Kldea, and TaUlow. Now LanOlnß, ex ABtorlan, oxcollont valuoln Llolnsa. Kyolots, Houl Tips, and BErnsloy's Tools of all rtPfiorlptlono, Telephone Mo. 85. WM, 3. H-MPSON. Beoretary, ful S E A O li O X Jl« OPTICIAN, HSB n ESook SPECTACLES AND KYH a_Asaiti3 ol oirsyy deaorlptloni au ooonrata FU anarantcofl, 00_a?ODHD £UCSOUOOP_B AND TB_» BOOPKB, Powerful and Cheap. ABEEOID -AROMIiTBKS, TnKß_O_ftTß_B, - EtKOTKio Bells, jiATrxßDca ahd Fittihos, IJagnoio Elootrie Mnchlnes and Collb, opksa glass3sß. isikooular fikld AND MAKINK GLABSKB. TH-ODOMTKS, GOUPABSKS, BKXTANTS, Spirit Hydrometers, Saocbarometent, Ballno—teteni, Argentometers, &c, &0., &c. AOEOT tOU TAYLOIi'B PATENT SEWING MAOHINUB R BXTKAB, Inatrumcnta and Sewing Machine* repaired, Owo-tu sub Poet Orvi«H, BbnrtlnnS-otmpt. m/a H ;THOMAS HOLl3_il bogs to in- Lf JL form his friends and tho public that being Incapacitated by an unformnntn aooldont from following his ooonpatlon, ho has dooldod to resume his profoaslonas Architect. Ho fools oonfldnnt of Rlvhit«n.itL»/uoUon, havlnKaeanlrod oomilderablo ooIouIa! /experience during tha paat HI yn.ii-B, Tho buslneaa oC Uoldei Brothers will be O—rriod on as 1:31 ml, Ouatoni-houße-stroot Woat, Angnflt 25th. lgg'l. piPOKTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. Jnst RccoivAil, per 'JLonh Awe,' a Splendid ABBortmont of Violiwh. liuws. xtin Kittinob, Mhl«dii>s, O^OKiair-iO, nud all kinds of Muetcui, issmuMßMts, at TUOS. E, CAKTER'S, 82, VIOrOUIA-BTItKKT, AUCKLAND (Sis doora nbovo Albart-sireol). TKACHEU, Tuner, and Kopalrnr of t'lanolorte, Cornai. and VIOLIN. Torm.iand Testimonials on application, Tur.or and Bepclrer ot all kinds of Musical Inatrumcnta. UU TO if. I) AVI 8 O N'S Opposite tha B-troboll, Qroy-stroet. For Ladlos' Drawom, from 1/8 s Ladles' Oho mlses, from 2/; Ladlus' Nlciht Uroeseo, from 3/S | Uiris* Drawers and Chemise*, from S/S. Infanta' Shirts, from /8 Infantti' Usy nail Night Wrappers, from tfl Infan t»' liobea, Croin 7/Ci! and Bibs, It Infants' Stay Htir.dE>, from /10; aad all kinds Ol HOSIEUV, UAB-UDASUERY. JEWELLKUY, AND FANCY DRAPKRY g. DAVtaON. WESXBBJN F_OUli.Ml__B OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PAR?IN9Tn^f BROB. Beg to Inform the pnblio that they are now pra pored to supply iinpsuioß Oatmhai, In any QUi.nttty, iTiismntcoA pure B_d fresh. Flow. Sharps, lira", WhOfttmeal, Malzoraoal, Mai—l, Out:, ii\i w.l Wheat, &0., always on hand. Depot—KaranftahsDO Koafl, Newton, SUlla—WVs'orn Spring*, Annual 11,1SU-. rpO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY. F, DAVIK3, Boot tmd Shoo Manulaot—rer, ol Ponßonby Hoad, calls tli.i attention of his ous tomera and frlonrtfl to the foUowlnn: —Child- ren's KiMtio noosfi, from 8s: Goloshes, Is M (cblldron'd); VV Oman's Kid K.B. Boots, from Ts Dd; cheap Una In Mon'n Klaatioo, 13a (colonial made, Jto.) 1 V/omor.'s Colonial made loiileta, lto M. T|IHK Batf UA X X E.IT *■ JM, QUBBJf-aTKBKr, AUCKLAND ON GALE, ixavrxv fsb COROMANDBL AKD KOMAN KMPUiB,- W-lta OioTor, Red Olorer, Alayke Clorer, Oow grass, Mo&iiaw Fescue, Meadow FoxtalL Crested DoguUll, Race, TrefoUu—l Asocumanim (tfo&xlet Cioverf, FROM AItSBIOA BIREOT-" Timothy, KtniorVi' Blnearan (Pan Fnto-As). FOTer&j Bay Rywass. laatobnry Rye_c»_i. CMtoV-.it, Pralricwrt-3, RattalL SAIUjY BESD POTATOES!, AB FO_f.OWa l- ABldeaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney, Canter bury Fluke*. PaUer«ui's Vlotorla. I/ATKK VAUrariKß-Hobari, Button's Mac num Bonsm, Battoa's Klotrer 8011, eto. AWb,' Ohm, Barlar, Uamsn cmd Flower BeeA, Coama, Fine And Rook gait, Bran, Sharps, New _«a i»«d Flax. Xow, _aoon and Haras, SJQNISDUST _lt_ -ON_7-OUR of all grade!, , 38-AND AMD PEROVL&N GOANO. fta. »a HE3KETH ft AITKKH. fl OGSI LOGS I LOGS I TO THK JLi MILL Wanted knotra, that tho Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onohnnga (destroyed by lire some months blhoq), aro now in full work again. All lengths of loirs at Mill watting to be snwn. Beams and ftlrdors for brick building and wharf work, np to 10 feot, supplied on the shortest notioo. Customers may rely upon the oream ot tho timber kolbk with their ordors, aa we have no munufaotory to supply. Builders! and oontraotors will find it to their Intereot to frtvo their ordors to ua, as they will get all treah tlmbor free from worm and. dead Bap. Ordora oseouted with deap&teh. M K.ROK, Proprietor. Kftnrl Point Sawmill, Onahnng*. Sfntambnr 1 1888. rrtHAMKS OAKKIAGB AND DKAY J. gAOTORY. JAKES MACICIE, PBOPBISITOK, VEOTOKIA-STS-U'lf EABT, Rs»is.iiH! ol a-rery iiercripMoa n Wood bb_ lien neatly executed on tha test notice, Hprlßßs mode und repaired. jrs on hand, 11 laree quantity of Lampd, aleo Ironbark Bhaf ta snd SpokoH, Hod Slum Folloos, and Hobsrt; town Hai-dvrood: N.8.-Coniifcty crdcrli tmuoiuall fitiended to. PAIN'S ' V N W_oUwale_BotaU *^J* W. H. HAZARD, Gu_mal:el, JQueen Street, AuoklanDi , Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, WnOTEOHMIBT TO THE BOV«U t<OHT gQUAORd'ft fl B O U n v _ I M K. GROUND LIMB, FOR SA_®, SOUTHGATE'S MAHUHANGI HYDKAUIiIC GROUND HOOHK L3MK, In Bay ansnUtf, for Ooaotwts, Fstba, Floorf, Callarf", oto. Inoxt to atono flEßKing, Is an rlTOllufl for rtnrabllity and hard-aettlna flui-.Htles), Fit tanks nua o»her wet ••for* IS in a flnit-oJnae matorla!, B, KBARE, SOLE AQK HT, nnsTOs*-nonBR*TKBBr. rK N■ C I N G csf evor^1 aenorlptiou put no by contraot. Nohofly O*n do It cho*parof bettor than Bam. White Paltaß 'niicm, post iwd rolls Wire and Picket Fnnoos of every sort. Prioes on unnllcatioß. All kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed ■whwe required. Fences Painted, Posts. Halls, PsUinKß, Shlngiea, House Blocks, &0., for Bale at yards, . - SAM, WHITB, Fencer. Gore-atreot (neu Britomart Hotel. mO TJJAVKLLBKS, &F PRSSENTsTFoft HOME. For Bale—lnlaid Table Tops, Cablnete. fto,. Of rloh and biantifnl New Zealand Woods, at Tory reasonable virlcen. Also, Pieces of lloh Mottled Kauri—Yon eersi Boards, or Heavy Junk, In any quantity. W. NORRIB. CABINET MANUFAOTDRIR * Top of Bhortlftiid-Btroo*.



Business Noticea. \\KT _, K£[G C!_ JiilU 'A' _t X? KB, V? SOAP AND OilND&B MANUifAOTOEKRa GjQX'S OR&KK, RXOHMOHSO. Oath Forc-ssara ol r'aijow. Wool, StospaMn*. unflßonea. _____ fpHJS AUCKLAND FOKWAIUHNtf JL AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGBNOY noflpatchQoodß ana Puree™ of alldescriptionsto ovory part of the Town and Suburbs, at a C_kj.p Hath, aiiil with Rimrfttitoed regularity, 'I'ho following aro the Bookingi aoisnciseh i— A. B. Lsdd, Cub'tniakcr _Kar.-iuffnhape Road W. H. Ycunpt, Grocer ..Poneonby Kond X, Blrnie. Balror _ _Aroh lUU J. Bold, Cabinetmaker -Cornerof Kybar Pasa Mid Symouds-si. a, Reia, Grocer _ -Corner of Kyber Pass and Graf ton Hoad s W. S. Collins, Grocer '..Parnell A. Holdt, Cabinotinakor -Ncwnisrkot. DKMVKRIKa t- Xown Hourly. Sutmrban ill a.m. ana f p.mi No. 78, Telapbono HxohmiKO, HBAB OJTFIOKI NATHAN' 3 HONU. OtTBTO-HOPHB-BTBB'M / mam, r -o'ab-Dxx, - _EX KAFAS tiOHS? BROOM FACTOR*. Owasoa-HouDB-swt PltaJSI W_M, fftoiii is/s pez fIOB. O TO HEAD QUARTERS FOB THE PUREST Ii'IKKST AMD BEST 111 OHKYsroN Poultry^ akds, Lake TAEAi PUHA, VARIETIES lilgbt Brahmas, Dark Brahmas White Cochins, Hail Ooohliis, Blaok Coon _angohan&, Manorcoa, Hondona Blaok Polish W.O. White Leghorno, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hamburgs, Plymouth Rookß, Peklil Itnen,ond Ayleabury Dnoka bbno iroK piuoK-uax ov naas. Ebbs owoftllr Packed, and sent i o all parts the Colony, KSr Write for Just what you want, and nfl fireaa an above. .1 guarantee natlsfaotion in al ordinary oases. Visitors weloome. Sunday axcepted. Ironmongßry. Cn___? "otakdwar-I 'orouax. JuL Jjl SSI, QTJ*"J_N.BTHSE'_ ■ J« a J .Dio kk y, HAVE FOR SALE ROW AT 8 ANUPAPTNIO KAMFS, A-30, _t BffBSTXBS, FONTS, GLOBIB, AHD WICKf, And » Brest Variety of Ohlinulss, fcr— * KODQHH'B LOO-WOOD'C, AMD WlGrAIi- ZABLB AND POOKKTKJjy. JOHKSOH'B CELEBRATED ROTS.SOKS OLAKK_ BOILKK3 BAUOBPAHB. SO. QaiffrrH's patent Tia and oon__ fotb,stamjp_d Tnra_D Meat and Pm Dishes, Basins and Milk Pans (all •lies), BooeEra, Tubs, PAit_, ahb OVKHOi BROOMS, Scbubbess, Wniflue, Sso, UAut, Cloth, and Kai_ Bbushes, I*_-S'a, BLACKS, AND liYNDOM'a SPADBS AND DIGUING FORK-, HABDiiIN HOBS. RAKKB, ASU TROWKLS, DISXOH.fSOBBT&SP-AB.AKD JAO-BOH'B BAND. RIP. AND TKNNON BAWB. AZ-3, ADZES, TOUAHAWKS ASD CSISS-S, AUaiTBS, P-AN-S, HAMM-BS, BBACKS, TWIST AND PATKHT BlTfl (Ml _BK3, LdCKS HiKOJta, Nails, and Bbasswas-, Scott's Gz~jin_ Whito Lbad, baw amd boi-bd llhsbxd o<_ ' mvk pkk obsnt. uißcouns AUOwed 10 Cash FOrohuiffa on *U:S*l«j MnoanUu_ ta]m, and moweta A« Heather OENKKAL IMrORTEK, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRlVE ßßANDY- (Jourvolulor's Brandy In bolls do do one diamond, fonr dia mond, and VO Associated Vineyard Brandy in bulk/o&se, flask, and hr.lf.flnak Mailer BYoros" Brandy In bulk, case, flast, and halt flask llonnopsy'B Brandy In oase W. and A. GUboy'a Brandy In caeo RUM- Lowndea', SO 0.p., -casks and hhds Lemon Hart's, J-oaf ka W. and A. GUbay'B, In case. VV and white WHISKY (bnlkj- Greenleesi Inverness', Glenlivet, Terrier, Klrkor, Oreor and Cc* In demijohns ana 2 gallon Jara WBdSKYjtoase)— Coille Blend, Royal Blond, Rob Roy, Joro beam, Glen Almond. W. and A, UUbay'H, Irish and gsotoh in flaska SCHNAPPS— Henke'B, W. ana Ai GUber'a WINES (bnlkf- SUtb and Coaln'u. Anatrallaa, Grenaoh, and Tokay WINKS (In case)— W. and A, Gllbey's (Castle brand), Fort, Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, 11, _. B, 0, b. and 8; yd Glarfito, 0, 1, 3, 3, 4j Ohamposne — Roederer, Perrler and Camußet ALB— Baas, bottled by Hall Boar's Head, bottled by Hall John Hull, bottled by John Reid Ashby's and MoiCwan'a "Globe" brand Anglo-B&varlan BTOI/T- Boar's Head, Hall Edmond'a Pig Brand Gninesß's, bottled by Blood Wolfe Sparkling Nenrotono, plntu and qnnrts Galo and Crlend'B and Jolnvi, Mntthevra and Co, Genuine White Load and Kino Unseed Oil, Raw and BoUad, In drnma Colza Oil, i« drums Caator Oil, In bulk DKIED FRUITS- Cnrranis, in half caeou Eime Kafstnß and Figs Alden Apples (evaporated) KKKO3KNK;, 130 and 100 tost- Devoe'B Royal Urllliant, LlshJi of Age, Pre , mlum Safety - Prims York Etema and Bacon at tow Rates IOBAOCO- Over the Water, 12"a, Nallrod Royal Btanfiani Long B'a Vonus, U'u, 6*o, Double Thick P Plooca OIIiMEN'S BTORBS- Xeas, Bußar, jo. iw. No. 8j Poper bbrb, Pteklea, Kippered Herrings, Potted Meats, and an assortment oi General Goods alwaya on band. A H EAT HER,



«»a»(__«*M««B»iK»j»_-<ffl ■^^«)«*«!?™?»S!¥ I??S^* Sewioff Maokuueßi TOT tfV TJ^ BHH B F THBI K-KKA'I1 •CLvWVJfG KAOMXi'S H IMPORTSS, eas joss KitaaivEn AiX&ssa BalßßiKss 1A tia Oiiallanssa M&tMW " ■ tha woiM "?BK WHITK 00,'S SBW.IM- MACHIKSi I Mia &O9J flllen* Tho QheapeaK Kha Mmt llrwia. Vho Htahest A!es She Moai Simpte Vh» Len«flt Taioia •jfhe Most Wasy to WorSt i'ho Boat Covot Tha Most Dnrabla Tho Blrnploat aimJSte She .Mr«t ?5l9i?t»«» Th« Neatssi B»ltoa ViEKAti-uS &t_OHliSKa from £510fl« <SIV& BK.W 8»WW0 'BLAOaraKS SVBE S_4TM» Pifoa oi HAJSD MaohiHESj £3 !os, Ai»Q, ALW-VS *iN __«_• HflftiLUie S_ig.')C Frietor and Ho Bms* Worthelia iStandard Ho* (5 Coravtinrt Whoolor sndiWHismj Graver w:d Bstkort Jodob'B ABO . ISo'iicetio .indoShersoodnaateß •mm 23, D, F3K "V7ESK S 23, CD. »_B WSSSKj 41_-MAOSI!RS_ 6UARASSTH2HS. SS.9M __oltlneo enu bt had ot my Agents i— k s StoiioanftudCa, Pioneer Store, Whanuere I Thomas Well«, OambridKe i William Btovons on O-a-n-utt iB. Wayto, HamUtonj ParnoU anfl 1 Borlan, Giaborae 1 Brennan and Co., Tauransta unfl aS othar plansß. mHK OKBAT J^BPO. sJORS'WJi!TIISS'a»



QINGSSK'S QEWINQ jk/TAOHIKES, finger's ' Machines Slnsor'e Maohines DI»koiib Maohinea Slnger'p Maohinoa Blngor'n Maohines Sinstor's Machines Elngns'p Deolulre Maohlnea Blngar"s Deolslva Machines Slngor't Doolßive Maohines BlEKßr\* JJeolslvo Maohinea SfnKor'H Ittfclalve MaoMnea Singcr'b DoolDlva Meohlnea Sinprer'a Msohinea SliiKor"B AND Msohlnea Slngar'p Wachinoa Slutter'u Overwhelming Maohlnea fiinge'f'j Overwhelming Machines fUiißer'o Overwhelming MenhlnM Singer's Ovorwhoiuilng Maohlnee Slnaor'a Overwholmlng Maohinoa Singer"!) Overwholmlns Maohtnea SJngar't Overwhelming Maohlnea Slngor'e Maohlnes Slnaert —— Mnohlnca SU'.fter'ci Maehiues SLnffcr'r Viotory tor the Slnget Mnohinßa SiisKnr s Viotory for tha Blngor Maohinoa SitiKai'o Viotory for tho Singer Maohlnos .Sinner's Viotory for the Singer M»ohinGa Elngor'B Viotory for the Slngnr Miahlnea Pir.n;n-B Viotory for tho Binges Maohlnea Slngert Viotory for the Blbem Majhinsu SiDiruf.-- Machines fiintfor't — Machines Blii««a Maohinca SiuHorti Two Gold Mortals Maohinoa i Blugwe Two Uold Modala Maohinca Blpa«f8 Two Gold MudEvla Waqhinea Sioger';i Two Gold Medala Miidhlnes SmK«r>s Two Gold MedaiK Maohlnea Binger'n Two Gold Medals Maohinoa Smiruf'c Two Qold Mertnli Maohlnea Stoser'e Maohlnea SlumJrt — Machines Siujsert Machines Siuvioffi Beating sHCompotitora Maohines Slnaor's Heating ull Competltora Muchines Singnr'p Hoaxing all Coojpetltora Maohlnea Siaiiur'.i Moating all Competitors Maohlnea SlqkotV Boatlnif all Competitors Machines Stoker':! Uoatlng all Competitors Maohlnea Hinser's BeatiaanllConipetUora Maohlnoa trlnßer1? Machines BUiKer'ci — Maohlnea iilnKß!1..; Maohines aiagor'a flmp'-PBt and Rest fM.-.ohinoo Sluge/s Elmplcst nnd Boat Maohinea Hlnge-.'i; 6!mpU\st and Best Machines 1 Lln«fi'.-'i! Bbuplßat and UtMl Machines : BSi^sr'b iMmploiit and Koel Uaohlnea Slhho: js Simplest w.d liesl Mr.ohtnoa Singßi'H simplest and 'Jest Maohinoa Smgor'c Maohlnea BingerV — Maoblnee Bmger'ii Maohinefl Slnftos:'i; Tho Blngor ifl Unoquaiiod Maohlnee Pinger'a Tho Hlnfior In Unoqualled Uaohineo 81ng«r'.i Tho Siagor la tlnaquolled Maohlnea Bmgdr'n Tho SlnK<:r is Unnqaailod Msohinesa Sinjjtir'o Tho Kinßer is UneqnaUei! •'Anohliioe Blnger'p The Singer is Unequalled Maohlnea uinßor'^ The Bingor la Uuoauallod Maohlnes Blngero Maohinea 81ui:erV —- MBohinaa Ginger's Mnehiuos tiiccor'u Haa the LArgoot Sale Maohinea SlnßOrt Haa tho Largftn sals Msohinoa Singer's Has tho Largest bale Machines SbmorVi Hna the Lavgent S&la Machinen Singer'? Una tho Largest Sale Mnohluen Hlngor'a rifts «he Largnst Sale Mnchloea Singer's Baa the Largoot Halo Maohinea Blngor'a Maohines > Singer's — Maohines Singer's Maohinoa Blngor'e Is the Oheapost MachJsoa finger's Is the Cheapest Maohlnea binxur's Jn the Chciueat Maohlnod Singer's la tho Cheapest Machines Singer's Is the Cheapest Machines Slngor'a la the Cheapest Machines Singer's Is the Cheapest Maohlnea Mngor's Maohlnea linger*!! «— Maehlnea Singer's Moohinos Blnt'Or's Halt-iM3rown per Woek Mttobines Singer's Half-a-orown por Week Moehlnea Singer's Haif-a-crown por Wees: Maohinea Bingcr'B Half-a-orown por Week Moehlnea Hinßer'e H»lf-a-orown per Week Maohines Singer's Half-a-orown por Week Maohlnea blnger'a Half-a-erown por Week Maohines Slnger'fi Maohinefl Singer's •—' Mhohlnea Sioger's Maohines BiiiK«r'B Bhakch Machines sin«Of'n Maohines aiiuoi'u SSI, Quoeu-Btrofit Maohinoa : Singer's 281, Qiieon-atreet Unohlnea Hlngor'ti 261, Uuoim-ntroot Vlaohlsea BliiKO/o HBI. Uueeu-streot Matihinea aliiger'a SHI, Queon-htreet liaohlnea utas»r'a 291, Queen-street Maohinea SluvaVH 261, Quaon-fitreat Mnohlnoa 81ng«irt M»ohlnoa singcrM Auckland Maohines Auokland Machineß Blnge c 'i> Auckland Maohluea Bingeiß Auokland Maohinoa Singer's Anoklpnd Maohlnea Singer's Auokland Maohlnea Slnßer'B Auckland Maohlnea Singer's Maohinoa Singer's Machine* Singer's Maohinea Singer's Maohines Singer's Maohinoa Singer's Machined SINQEK'S SEWING MACHINES. Mercnauaise*



ARTHUR O" WATHAS, GSHERAL IMPORTER AHD COKMISSIOK MEROHAKT, 33, loweb qltken • stebst, Auckland (Opposite luOiwny Keelennatlon?, &mt at 8, Nhw Bkoao-stkuet, lohook, Alia KeprofißutatiTds la America) Coui thwetal and Colonial Porta, QBSBBAf MEROHAHDISk' OitMlßK'rt «TOKHi aaAB, 005-STCE3 yKPPEB AND SPIOKS OANKKD SKX7IS AND YKgitTJißtH* PaKEIEF.VKD WKIAKj1 HCOAKB S!!OIJ, TiSiJODA, AJTD BACiO 00K*KC2I!JKItflK ?*iiis ,«:io jmxxsa i?resmkV!Bj non QAHDtES UOI.OWIi.?, EBODUCa aOBAOOOS OIOAH3 AND CIBASBETH3 WAS UATtSKKa WBAPEISa PAPBHS ipapsb nAsa i STWIHBS OttH AKD PAIEIB HOPS osMffiira and ptAGsaa CraOOKIEHY MAKO3 AND HAKMOKITJBI3 VKtKB AHO BFIBITB A6BNCY AND SAMPLK HOOKS Worn Bwzrsk and Fobsish Mtmntxaxxjsm.t ISBENTS FOR ALL CLASSES OF MF.KCHaMDISE. kxeootsd ov anvastagisoua 'i'sbhs, auinsiuXi Ai>v.iKO3fi oa Kauri Sum, Woo s»t(s «fncr Coloaial sad fsiftnd Prctduoe for ship msni to ijortl'-'u, at wlilob port !>ums Tfil wcoHvh iinniirtsttqnsioa frow> MrL, A,K?.tt»*.a AKTS UK H, NATHA E. JUHN M. HASiifiXT, BUILDSR. &0.. F O li T ■ S X X JS B T. Katlmatsa BnppUed for ovary desorlpttOß of Carpenters' and Joiners/ Work- BUWAKO'S COAdnea TO SHI i GOLDSIKLD.—TIMB-TABIiK, £*a?lQg Hamlltoa tor Te Arohn arerr Taes flay, Thursday and Saturday, lisavlna Te Aroha for Hamilton on MonOay Wedneodoy, and BWdar. paolal OMrisgea provided to Orderi B, EDWARDS Www anl Bait Stablea. Simill



Ironmousrerv. T.&S.MORRIN&CO., LIMITED, HaBDWARE MfiSCHAHTS, Auckland. importers of '■■-: :ffivory Deaorlptlon Of FURNISHING, BUILDERS', AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MACHINERY T.!& S. M. ft Co., Limited, ue prepared to Supply HARDWARK In all Its toanoioa at THE LOWEST CURRENT BATES, Large Shipments now In Fort, and coming Forward* ENGLISH AND AMERICAN GARDEN TOOLS OF THE BEST QUALITY, PHILADELPHIA A»D OTHER LAWN MOWERS, from 10 to 18. LAWN TENNIS MARKERS. FLAVEL'S, LEAMINGTON, and other CLOSE FIRE RANGES, With or without Higli-Freaauro BolleTO REGISTER GRATES OF ALL QUALITD2S FINE OAST, BERLIN BLOCKED, BRIGHT STEEL, and ORMALES, with FENDERS TO MATCH;1 ELECTRIC BELLS, GAS CHANDELIERS) BRACKETS, HALL LAMPS, COOKING STOVE 3, GLOBES, Etc. "NOVELTY" AND " PEERLESS 5 WRINGING MACHINES IN THREE SIZE 3, BRADFORD'S AND AMERICAN WASHIN3 MACHINES. wAll Goods carefully Packed and Forwarded with Despatch. T. & 8. MOKRIN & Co* ; IMITKD.