TURFIANA.

(BY CKEVAL.)

Not one of the ptopheta tipped the right horso for the Cup.

£400 will cover all the money lost oy the local (a!ent over Assyrian's victory. Musket is one of the sires nominated for the Geelong Sires' Produce Stakes ISS6. Naiad, one of the recent purchases of the Auckland Stud Company, has dropped a colt to Cadogan. Peeress, who was covered by Maribyrnong in Sydney, has dropped a filly. Nominations for the Thame3 Plate, Steeplechase, etc., close on Monday. Kingisk, Kobina, and Virginia Water have been leased from Mr A. McLean by Mr A. Macdonald.

Betting on local events was almost par alysed by the Melbourne Cup. Moat big event having passed into history, backers and layers are turning their attention to the Spiing meeting. The betting i 3 princi- Silly doubles-Spring Handicap and iurdles. Fifties to eight are laid against Harkaway and Yuba Bill, Harkaway and Fitz Hercules, and Harkaway and Tim Whiffler; 100 to 6, Harkaway and Che qmta ; and 100 to 5 Chanticleer and Tim Whiffler. The great (J.J.C. Handicap will be de cided on Tuesday next. The list of accept ances shows a great falling-oftj the most noticeable absentees bting Natator and Hippodamia. I most fancy Tssnian (7st lOibs), King Quail 7st 71bs), and Salrsge (Sat 41bs). ! Wrote "Nemo" for the winner of the Cup :—" The Assyrian is one of the_ finest looking hotses in training at Flemington, and I am complet«l> at a loss to account for hia disgrace at Caulfield, unless it be that the ' bump' he received at the hslf-mile post knocked all the racing out of him." Eighty-one entiies have been received for the Tattersall's Cup. The list of entries in cludes Savanaka, Hecla, Cunnamulli, Gudarz, Sardonyx, Segenhoe, and Assy rian.

From Little Jack's performance ia the Caulfield Cup (says '• Caspian") the St. Alban's stable mast be hard to beat thia season, especially when they did not think anything of his chance, patting their dollats on Mistaken, who was never danger ous in this race.

Mr W. Lyons did not lay Assyrian once.

The very promising 2-year-old Ironclad, by Tubal Cain from Psyche, had to be des troyed recently, owing to injuries received through getting into a quicksand at Chel tenham Beach, Sydney. Sutton (says an Australian Exchange), the recently arrived English metallician, and his locum Un«m appears, from Caul field accounts, to be coming into great prominence through his liberality in laying the odds, It ia a pity we could not get a few ia this city to lay something nearly ap proaching legitimate odd?. Speaking of laying odds reminds me of a good, thing. A Sydney penciller was asktig. to pick the best 20 in the Caulfield Cup iby a backer, the latter asking what he would lay about any of the remainder, the rejoinder being 20 to 1. No wonder the public want the totalizator machine.

Mr W. 0. Long was expected to arrive from England in time to see the Melbourne Cap, b.-inging with him Fordham, the well known English jockey. Among the winners at Goodwood last meeiing was Skipetar, who is by Petrarch's brother Rotberhiil, out of Misa Vivian, by Rattle out of Subterfuge, by Sir Hercules. Miss Vivian ia dam of Cocosnut, who in her turn ia dam of the A.J.C. Derby winner Navigator. The first Spring Meeting held under the avupices of me Auckland Baring Club will take place at JSlleralie on Tuesday next, the 7di. So soon before the Frince of Waies's Birthday, with all the attrac tions of the Cattle Show, it i» problema tical whether the attendanoe will be very large, but from the number and quality of the entries, I fully anticipate tirst-clasa sport. For the Trial Stake?, there are teven entries, including Kalo, Billingsgate, Amazon, Merlin, and Fish girl, the great Billingsgate having a some what dickey leg. The Hurdles should lie between Harkaway and Chanticleer, the former fur choice. It is probable that 10 or il2 horsea will start for the Handicap, including FitzHercules, Tim Whiffler, Venture, Yuba Bill, Parameaa, Kalo, and Yatapa. Tim Whiffler is reported to have fot OTer the shakiness of last season, 'üba Bill is, however, my faicy, and a little bird has whispered to me to back the doable Harkaway and Yuba Hill. The entries for the Welcome Stakes are Mitrailleuse, Linda, Moske'a (three Mus kets), Fisbgirl, Nelson, and Waipiti. I expect Fishsirl to do the trick. The following entries have been received for the North Canterbury Cup:-King Qnail, Turquoise, Bolderaasa, Blue Jacket, 'J rnmpeter, Problem, and Mor,

The Victoria Racing Club Spring Meeting.

fEECTER'S CABLEGRAMS,] MELBOURNE, Thursday. The third day's racing of the Victoria Kac ing Club Spring Meeting took place to-day. The following were the results of the most important events :— TheKoyaj, Park Stakes, a sweepstakes of 6soys. each, h. f,, with ISOsots. added, for three-year-olds and upwards. The | Gccoad hone to receive SOaovs. oat of the stakes. Weight for age. 2 miles. Mr W. A. Guerdon's b h Darebio, by The Pecr-Lurline, 9st I Mr T. Ivory's br h Lord Burghley, aged, 9st olbs 2 Dr. L. L. Smith's br h Liberator, 4yrs, 9st .„ ... ... .X ... 3 Sting, Coriolamis, and SylranQs, also rail. Dare bin won from end to end in a canter, Time, 3mic. 39Jsec?, Sp«jg Haxbicap, a sweepstakes of 7sovs each, h. it with lovsova added. For, 3yi olds and upwards. \\ miles. Mr T. M. Jordan's br c Standard Bearer by Treageaele—Signet, 3yrs 1 Lestia (!) ... ..-. 2 Mr TV. Pearsoo'a br h The Czar,4yrs ... 3 Nineteen horses ran. Time, 2tuinj. lOsec?, The Flting Stakes, a sweepstakes of SSJBT3. each, 2 it., with 100 added. For 2yrs. old and upwards. Weight foi age. Jnule. Mr J. Stewart's b c Kingsdale, by Maribyrnong—Eosedale ... ... 1 Si. Lawrence ... 2

Mr J; Whittingbam's b b. Larpent, syre. ... ... ,„ ... ... 3

Twenty-three horses ran. It was a grand race between the three placed hones, The betting was 3 to 1 against Kingsdale. The Oaks Stakes, a sweepstakes of Sosors eacli, sft, with 300 added. For Syr old fillies, Bst lOlbs. The second horse to receive SOsovs and the third 25sots out of the stake. 11 miles. (61 subs.) Mr J. Wentworth'a b g Vauclnse, by Rapid Bay-Chrysolite 1 Mr K. DeMeatre's br f Solitude, by Robinson Crusoe— La Mousse ... 2 Eva ... „ 3 Eight horses ran. The betting was 2 tol oa Solitude. _

The simple story, "Buy JTour Own Cherries," to be performed at the forth-, corning Band of Hope Demonstration, was written by Mr Kitton, based on an incident which came under his own notice. The success of -the narrative in Terse induced the author to lengthen It in prose. The story was told to the author by a labouring man in Westminster, who was in the habit of "chalking ni,". during the week at a public house, and "rubbing off" on taking his wages on the following Saturday. On going to pßy his last score he observed a plate of fine white-heart cherries at the bar, and was about to try a sample when the landlady, a dashing, stout, bejewelled lady, told him not to touch them, but to buy bin own cherries. He resolved to obey " mine hostess," to the letter. He became a sober man, turned his back upon the public house, and not only bought his own cherries, but provided a comfortable home for his wife and family, Mr E. J. Creighton, the San Francisco correspondent of the " Otago Daily Times," writing by the last mail, says : —" I hare had a very pleasant call from several old New Zealandors, all of whom are charmed with this city and surroundings, but still more so with the land they left behind them in the Southern Seas. I have also had an agreeable time with Mr Consul Griffin, who is as full of New Zealand as jf he had been a Pakeha-Maori, and who is prepared to bring its strong points before tbe"State Department, I mail to you copy of the "Evening Post," of San ;*ranCisco, which contains an article compiled from in terviews with that gentleman. It does not pat the case of How Zealand in any very unfavourable light, anyhow. Mr Griffia had only kind worda to cay of your leading iHzen?, most of whom it was exceedingly pleasing to me to hear spoken of so appre. datively. He -has gone to Wasbinistoo, mi will, I hope, succeed in Ms mission."

ST. MASK'S CHURCH, REMUERA.

Institution Service,

The interesting ceremony of instituting the Venerable Archdeacon Pritt was pet formed last evening, by the bight Reverend Dr. Cowie, Bishop of the Diocese, in the presence of a full congregation. The Bishop was assisted by several clergymen, and, as they entered the church and pro ceeded along the aisle to the chancel, the hymn 333, "Hymns Ancient and Modern," was sung by the choir and people. The evening prayer was said at the end o£ the third collect, after which the choir sung hymn 215, and the special Psalms, cxii., exsxiii. were intoned by the choir. The Rev. C. M. Nelson read the collects and prayers. The Eev. Mr Oould read the firat lesson, Fzskiel, xxxiv., v. 11-17. The Eev. K. Kidd, LL'.D., lead the second lessor), Gospel according to St. John, i., to v. 17, His Lordship delivered an excellent address on the occasion, and said as this was the first occasion on which a clergyman had been instituted in that parish he would take preliminary steps, euch a? had been recently taken in tbe recent session of the Bynod, to erect the district into the "Parish of St. Mark's, Eemuera/ with definite boundaries. The Synod appointed three nominators selected from the communicants residing within the boundaries who •would in future ba the parochial nominators to select the clergyman that might hereafter be appointed ts the incumbency. Hia Lordship then reviewed the proceedings of the Synod, and explained the leading features of church organisation in parishes, showing the difference between the mode of action in the colonies and at home. In England the responsibility of nomina tion rested generally with the Sovereign,the Lord Chancellor, the Bishop of the Diocese,, or it might be the squire or other private person. Under that system satisfactory nominations were made as a rule, hut occa sionally abuses occurred. But in Ke*?' Zealand, where tbe clergyman re«eived the greater part of his stipend- from the people, the congregation not unnaturally claimed a voice, eveu tbe principal voice, ia the selection of the clergyman, and the . Bishop, under the' General Synod of the Church in the colony, institutes the clergy men presented to him by the parochial nominators, and those of the diocese, if he> were satisfied of tie clergyman's fitness. 'I he address waa ins tractive, and was listened to with becoming attention. The nomi nators then presented tbe Venerable Arch deacon Pritt to the Bishop, Eaying, "Eight Eev. Father in God, we present unto you. the Yen. Lonsdale Pritt, to be instituted and inducted unto the incumbency of thi3 parish." The Eegistrar then tendered to the new incumbent the declaration—(l) canonical obedience to the Bi:hop; (2) a«ent to the Prayer-book and Thirty-nine Articles; (3) submission to the authority of the General Synod. The BUhop, there fore, signed, the deed of Institution, which was read aloud, and, after the congregation had been engaged for some rime in silent prayer, "laid hands" upon the newly appointed minister, saying, " Almighty God, who hath given yon the will to care for tbe sonb of these people, grant also unto yon strength and power to per form the same, that he may accomplish His work in their midst through -Jesus Christ our Lord." The keys cf the church were then handed to the incumbent, the proper prayeis were read, and the In-stuuUoa Hymn sung by the choir. Tha benediction, pronouocea by tbe Bishop, terminated the proceedings. The offertory in aid of the tower fucd amounted tc £3 ss.

THE AUCKLAND ETJSfTiKG STAR,, NOVEMBER 3 :

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Anctlonßi MOOTAY. NOVEMBEB 2. BALB OF UNREDEEMED {PLEDGES R. ARTHUR HAVIHG received fastructiona from Mr James Rae, Pawnbrofcer, Darby^treet. will sell, at his Mart, on aiondaj- next, Jiovem ber 6, at U o'clock, The fonowtosr articles, vtz.:-513, Jth Aprli, 188?, OF Gold Watch; 757, IH/ , •' ink Earriiig; &U, 7th January, Earrmgs; 137, 1^ March, Necklet and Locket; 097. 10th. I Anil Brooch; 19,11 th March. Gold Cross; fifl. 1 Mtfc yeftruary, 2 rsreoches, Bing andLocJcat; IBS. *Bth March, Diamond Brooch; 116, 16«h ? fSrclrGoldßrooch: 719, IKb AprD, OFB f tSlich and Sflver Altert; 85S. 2nd Marcii, I BoHAlbeit; 90, S9th April. OF3 Watch ; 335. , STaptll, Dress RteK: 984, !9th April, GtoM : SoertanllEarrings; 426, 31st July, Dna*;3a i ntj. Dress} MJUth aiarch, Bible, 2 bracetoa ; BnesofabceßaneousSooasj I TUESDAY, KOVEMBEB 7th, NOON MOUNT ALBERT. I TOWSSBIP OF MOUNT ALBERT. I SPLENDID BUILDING SITES FOB I HASSION, \TLLA, COTTAGE, I AHD BUSIHES3. ! FAMILY RESIDENCE, GABDEN, ORCHABD, PADDOCS, &C, Known a3 " Randersvyl," 1 Rich Volcanic Soil. THE undersigned has teen favoured with Instructions from J. K.Randerßon. Bac to iai by public auction at his Land, i ■• ■ lStie!ud Housei Sato Boom," Arthur-sMart.* ■ Se«Sto»t7oßTußSday. November 7th, at 13 ! tfolocknoaß, MOUNT ALBERT TOWNSHIP. I This favourably situated Estate, the mos 1 ceatral and convenient in the Mount Alter i■■ Bis aid, fronting three main roads, command- I las a good vtew, surrounded by pretty re»l ---1 Sfices, closn to churches-all in a good state of £' cultivation; the «oJI rich volcanic; but a short k auascelTom Hallway Station; Omnlbusses | BTf«S'Aa^Y EBBIDBNCS "BANDERS- W' Vrh." with Vineries, Stable, Coachhouse, Cowsheds, &&, together with about Sin. Acres . of Laid, a nicely laid, out Garden and Orchard. i X weU-stocied with a large assortment of fruit ' . trees in fuU bearing; Use Vines have been se ! I tooted with great c*re, ana are very produo r. ttm Also ■ Nine Larze Building Sites, frontiniz New i \ North Hosd. :. Twelve Large Bunding Bites, fronting Road to Ob ciitLDsro. Bight Large Bmilding Sisca, fronUsg Cross Bead. Eleven large Building Sites, ftonting Victoria asd Albert Avenues. "%. TMaisan opportanlty for procuring Honie ' stead Sites suitable for all classes; la a fast ris -1 bcand *»^tmmhi« suburb, of the 1b sst volcanic P ioU, In a healtny, pleasant, and convenient posi -1 ttaa, that should not be lost sight of. Inspection invited. I Cards to view the residence can ba ofctalned I at taa office ot toe Auctioneer. I lithographic Flans win te ready in a few dayr. j ■ A Special "Bua win leava the Mart on 2avar i ■ -flay next, as 205 p.m., to oonvs? penons '■ Oeafraaa of buigecting this piopeny to X ra : TT^i^fng one hour. Tickets can be obtalaed at • taoofflce, B. aITtHUB, R^Tonmnn and Auctioneer. MONDAY, HOVEMBER 6, t . JUNCTION YARDS. FOS SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Monday next (Instead of Tuesday). SO FAT OXBW, from Hawera ;f '■:••..; so Fat Buliocka, from"Waiiawandaelgh bourhood ■ |■/ 500 Fat Hheep, from Hawera i! XO Fat Sbeep from WaUato and neteh | j I «: ' bourhood SO Tit Lambs AT 058 O'CLOCK. huhter & wolah, monday, november 6. alteration of date of sale. ! \ jukction"salb yard. TN consequence o! Tuesday week being X ahoiiday. : . Tea undersigned win hold their usual: Weekly Sate on MONDAY Instead of Tuesday. \\ '■ - HUNTER & SOLAS, |. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. I ALTEBATiOK 111 DATE OF SALE, I pukeko:he 'monthly sale. IH consequence of Wednesday, tbe Bth Novemh-ff, being a public holiday, S: The nidenlgned will hold their usual §, - . Uonthly tSale Of Stock, fee; on MON |t PAY, the 13th, at 11 o'clock. MUNTJBK & NOLAg. I MOHDAY, NOVBMBER 20IH. DURHAM YARDS, I WOOL. SALE. f JTUDS First Wool Sale of the Season mil I:' X beheld at the Durham Yards on Monday, j.,: JOth November, at 2 o'clock. |! ynH-WBfeht Wool Packs for Sale, ; HUHTEfiTi NOLAN. I ■ DURHAM YARDS, jp : , ■ It mat I iffiJOOL, HIDES, SKINS, ASD It ff TALLOW, |' : ' Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, j! HUNTER & HOLAN. ff . __________________ U TO" O T I C B, V ThaFAPßßHANeiNOSadvertlßedforials {/' on Wednesday next have been Sold Privately, | ■- ■ mid therefora WITHDBAWN from Sato. s.p ~--'-■-• i G ABRIEL L2WIP, 1 Auctioneer,. | MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, TO CBINA AND UL4S3 MERCHANTS, | - DEALERS, AND OTHERS, FOR POSITIVE SALE. ; AMERICAN OVAL GLASSWARB, FROM THB GBBAT HOUSE OF ATTOBBTOY COMPAHT. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Booms on above date at H o'clock ; SO CASES OB* WELL-A3SORTBD OPAL OLASBWABE. L ' " The Auctioneer call] special attention to the s Kbova ooislgnment, balng the first lntroduoed ; Into this market; for style, flealen, and useful articles, they cannot be surpassed. WBDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, CITY OF AUCKLAND. HOUSES FOE REMOVAL, *£■ HEPBURN & PICTON-STBEETS. G. W. BINNEY HAS recived instructions from the City Council to tell by auction, at noon, o» Wednesday, Nor- 8, on the ground, (For Removal) ■ > ■ ' ,' PICTON-BTEBKT, , 1 VKRANDAH WOOD COTTAQE 1 nOUBUK WOOD COrTASE ; 1 WOOD HOUSE. Also. . ..,.-. IK HEPBUBN-BTKEET, 3 WOOD V«BANDAH cOTTAGES, T*BMB—Cash on fall of the Hammer. ' Butldlnirs to bs removed within U days from the day of sale. EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUOiDING SITES AT MOKHINGSIDE. yiLjiA"sites at morningside. t WstfyD-W MhWwy Stotion on Pro ft - ' v^iy> |~ X h.»; i,>.(, \^Htr\uited Sby A, K> H * V."'j'r.r '.'/Q..t(<.Bqlllit)pvoP^oßivty, ■BBs „'■- - ■ j WwjflftyD.* - * *Tr*^, JniilßHlßMlrrfßyßtf THfrfetftißUJtißJitfriTiT "tit inn



Anctlona. __ TO.MOBBOW, aATURDAY, KOVE3IBISXS 4. THB WAITJKU SALE. jjiOß SALE, on Saturday, Kovember 4, Well-bred Longwooled Ewes, unshorn, with Lames a! side ALFKED BUCKLASP. WEDNESDAY, NOVEISIBEB 8. THE REMUERA YARDS. ALTERATION Oxr SALK i^AY. -T HK usual Sale will be held on Wednea -1 flay,, November 8. at 1 o"clocir, 151 Well-fittad Cattle 7uO Fat dh«p and LanJ, ts. tl . Diliy Cows, Sto c Cattle Fat and Swra Plfta in Stock must be forwarded either on Saturday 4U next, to ensure being taken. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, DESIRABLE CATTAGB AND 1 ACRE FiEST-CLASS LAND, Ef ! SELWYN-STREET, ONEHUNGA. FOR SALF, at the flaymarket, on Fri- j day, November IP, Upset Price teing £200, THE COTTaGK RKSIOENCS, vm*f*TJßlJ: a. Lawton. Itcontaln3 10room!. Situated, on £n acre of fflritclaaa land. weU-flUed wlthf/ult trees, aid Tery «™plete onttolld ingx, aad is surrounded with a paling fence, all In excellent repair. ALFRED BUCKLASD, pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. WaiuSra— Saturday, NoTember i. Pukekohe—ilood»y, No-rember 6. Pokeno—Mondar. MOTembar 11. Drury Fair—w edneaday. November la. JPai ottura—Wecxesday, November 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, fH a HA V M ARK *3T, S*i,Tt or wool, sHESFSKniB HIDES, m& TALLOW, each Ttndar, al atWoafci- AijrRED BT7CKXABP, TUS3DAY, HOVEMBER li WOOL SALE, WOOL SALE. FIKST FOR TalS SEAEON WILL BB HILD AT SHE HAYMABKBT, OS TUESDAY, HOYEMBEB 14. «fOOIPACK.S FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE OF «TUD «NIMALS. THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL bold their Second Annual Sale, at Penroae, by auction, after the Cattle Show, on Saturday, November U, at noon. t OA PUBE-BBED BULLS and a 1«U few QBADK BH9BT-HOBN BULLS, Comprising 60 SHORTHORN 50 HEREFORD 10 DEVOH FOUK ?UPEkIOR YEARLING CLYDESDALE COLTB, Oat of Clylesdala Mares, imported from Scot land, and got by Balr Athoie. -winner of six prizes In ecotlazd. and a priza wlacer at the Kflburn Koyal, Sx. The SHOBTHOBW BULL 3 are got by the Tmpoxted Biiil3 Oxford Bojal, Dnie Winsome, Prince Wild Eyes. Baron Tretruater. Baron Baby, or Dukes o J Nbwcmtie and Cambrldire. The HEREFORD BULLS »re not by Horace lib, a prtee-wlnner In Kngland; or by Coo massle,nrit iprize-winner at the Koyal,acd other prizes. The DBVO.V BULLS are out of Imported Cows, by an Imported 8011. Catalogues of pedigrees cv he had from the auctlanoar or from the Agricultual Company, Ten Court, Cambridge. ALFRED BUCKL&ND, Auctioneer, The Annual Baß of Stud Uncoln and Leicester Bams will be held In Pesroee In January next. MOHuax, KOVEMBEB «, QTEAHEK Q. BHiI H L Without the Slightest Eeserre, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Monday next, November 6, at II o'clock. The above WELL-KNOWN STAUNCH asd FA&T LITTLE STBaHJBR, joat ardTed from Tanranga. A good return is aura to accrue to the pur chaser by letting the steamar out for the forth comlntr holidays, as "well as at Christmas and New Year. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. AT AN EARLY DATS. A BARE INVESTMENT! CITY PROPERTY ! UITY PKOPERTYI MACKIE'S WELL-KSOWN BRICK STORES, STABLES, AND COACH FACTuRY, Dpbhasi-stebst, and next to MB, A. BUCKLAND'S HAY ASD HORSE-MARKET, and htc ated opposms MESSRS WAKNOCK BROTHEBS AND POTTiSR & CO.'S STORBB. HAVING A FRONTAGE TO DURHAM STREET OF 148 FEET, ASD WITH A DEtTH OF 61 FEET PORTION OF TOP FLOOR COW- C R E T E D. SPLENDID CELLAR, well corcreted, WATER AND GAS LAID ON, (Next to It at back, is Brown's Flour Mill, and Watea' Confectionery Factory.) ALL OCCUPIED AT GOOD RUNTS BY FIRST-CLABS TJBNNANTtf, And is Situated in one of the Busiest and Most Valuable Portions of the City. E, & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from Mr Alex. Macklo to sell, by pubUo auction at their Stoics, Qaeen-streat, at an early date, THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN CITY F&KSHOLD PBOPERTY, comprising— BRICK. COACH FACTORY, STOREB, AND STABLES, SITUATED.IN DURHAMSTBEBT. A rare opportunity Is now ofifered to procure City Freehold Property, which at all times la bo difficult to obtain. E. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctiowors. EARLY IN DECEMBER. /»f| ACRES, "aVONDALE TOWiV- V* SHIP, aajoltilng RivUway StaUon. ttonirag on Now tiavtii Hood, tlio property of H-Wftßon, liM,; now belns BuWvided. and Wfll h§ /?flfers4 fer cpsitfye unfa at an e«riy date.



Auctions. W. S. COCHBAHJJ l«* »^" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, KINGSLANDI T7"ISGBLAND! ING3LANDI X^INGSLANDI KINGSLAND ! KINGSLAND! KINGSLAND! TriNGSLANDI INUSLANDI JtXINGSLAND! AT THK JUNCTION orm NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAILABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN THE MARKET, Being accessible by Boil or 'Has regularly throughout the day, and tltoate only TWO MILES FROM THE CJNTRE OP THE CITY. This Property will be Sold by Publlo AuotiOß, Subdivided Into TTILLA "TDKSiDENCE QITES, OS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 120, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Terms: One-fourth eaab: balance a p«r es?ot Tms-LASii TBAXsns, Plans can be obtained, -at the offloea ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, 7. B, COCHBAffB *AS, WORE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, BY OSDEB 07 THE MORTGAGES, VALUABLE FAMILY RESLDENCB AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PABK ROAD, GRAFTON. THE Subscribe™ hay« been Instructed by the Mortgage to jell by pubuoaac'don, at their Room*. Farwueet, on Wedcesdir, Bta November, at U o'clock, ALLOTMENT a. Section S, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage ot 133 linki to ttuk Boa«.and igoatalnlsff 3 total roods and 9 parehM. sli rich Talo&aio soil la the hiatust it&te ot cnlUvailas, part being 6«antJiuUy laid out wltb flower gardtns asd shrubbery, part or chard, and ti« net subdivided Into paddocks, all la perfect order. The Buildings erected thereon cocsist of A COMJIODIOUS FAMILY RK3IDSNOB, commanding a magnloeent and exton BivevWw which can never be ofcflJrnctod. and a large namcer of outbuilding* la flm-class repair, as cow occupied by 1. C. HaeCoraiclr, Xeq. Toll particulari In fcJnra issue.' SAMUM. COCHRAHB & SOS, Auction een. B, TOKKS, B. 0, CAKE. B. D, TOWD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. WINDSOR CASTLF, PARNELIi rnHK LEASTS JOB 11YBABS, WITH Ptfß- X CHASING CLAUSE, of the above old satabUshad Hotel, with Large Comer Allot ment, in coniequence of the continued 111-health of 1 Jr. T. Johnson, Particulars in a fair flare. B. TON K8 & 0 0., Auctioneers, FBIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOABD LEASES. E, a GREENWOOD HAS received imtmctions from the Auckland Harbour Board to aell by public auction at the Offices of the Board, Itort street, on Friday, the Sth.day of December, US, at II a.nu TheLBASB3of the following ALLOTMffiTTS, for a TBBM U firtT (20) YBAR3, snbj«et to the provisions of "The Harbour* Ac*. 1877" :— FOUR AXLOTMBNTS-No*. 88,87,83, and S* with Trontaso to QCXBN4TBKBT TWBNTT-BWR ALLOTMENTS—Nos, 99 to UJ-wHh Frontage to CUBTOSIHOUBE STRBBT THBKE ALLOrMKNTS-Nos, 1M to Sl*-wtth Tnmtsee to railway road TflJB ALLOTMENTS WILL BS JTjAGQD, DsaftofLetse and Conditions of Bate may ba seen, and Ltthograpbia Flaoa obtained, at the Office et the Board*. E, G. GREbNWOOD, . Auctioneer. PKELIMDJARY JTOTICB. MR B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received inrtrnctiona to sell, at an early date, -7 A L 0 T S, situate in EDEN TEBRACE; •v AIM, TWO NEW 5-ROOMBD COTTAGES, All the property of ATr Hariett. The Lota will be flurged daring the present month, and Lilhograpluc Plans issued. B, 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Sewing Machines. W. 'C. D*H H* ■ THB QKKAT SAWING MACHINE IMPOKTEB, Hlil JOBI XEOBOTD A Larae Shipment ot the Challenge Maohjai the World- Thb Whitb Co,'a Bxvrma UAOHm, The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Ann The Most simple The Largest Tool* Tha Moat ffiwy to Work The Beet Carer The Most Durable The Simplest Shuttlf The Most KltttiuU Tlia Neutral Stitch TBXADU MAOTTHI3 bom £6 10*. IBS BS3T SXWiaCI KACBIS33 KT3B MADS Fxico oi Rabd Maohihes, £3 KHk AliO, AlWAza or aura Saaolna Blngec Tristei and Bo Rnaa Wertcalm standard Hovfa Company*! Wheeler andtWUaca Qrover ana Baker*! Jonea'a ABC DomesUo Andothargoodmafcet noM 23, V, FEB WBES I 28, 6D, PIS WBBXI iXiL machiseb euiuULinxsa, ' T&es Machines can be hod of my Agents i— '; ». SfeLeanand da, Pioneer Stqst, VVltugare 11 ThcmßaWeJJE,Cambridge; WliilamS»yenaon | OoahcEgs; K. Warte, Hamilton s Paraell snfl \ Boston, Si^bswo; Brsncaa esd Oo» Tanranea i wii nl attar plawfc i mHB Q.BBAX JQBPOI OOmEMjjXBMBT



Land and Estate Agenta. Tjl W A V T E, LAND AKD ESTATE AGENT, BBOKER, &c, 177, QUEEN. STREEX, Opvoslla Alotita & Co.*a. V * E ' ■E B-I EDWAP.D WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT : aOCNT ALBERT— Gentlemwi'a Keaideace, 10 rooma. «wo batfcrooma, pintry, dairr, oon aemtarj. In oupera le bulldlus: Man's room, vraahhouie, outbuilding?, coachhouse, stable, cownonje; Una volcanic soil; magnlflcent view; near station. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)—lo acres in conVenient paddodti, with Seren-roomed Eonx, nusbulldiiigs, datem. Fruit Trees. Offered for a few days. A Bargain. MOONr ALBERT (near Railway Statfon)- AlloJinsitta Half-acre upwards: Volcanlo Soil, Busin&M Sites, Magnincent View. Tta whole of the purchase money can remain at 7 per cent. HOU3E OF EIGBT KOOM3 (well bnlll), IS minutes from Queec-atxeot, Adapted for priyatti residence or basinees. Gas atova, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No. SOS. MOUNT EDBN (near Hallway Stationl-Seven roomed House and Large Allotment: good boainees site, ASCO only. Terms—Kaay. VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden}— Fine BoTen roomed House; lofty rooma, concrete cistern, boiler, oatho^ise, with nearly one acre vol canic land. OOTTAQK and Large ALLOTMSJIT IS3 feet by 133. close to City. £200. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parcell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man. OS one fortune has already beer, made ous of K. WANTKD KNOWN—That E. Wayte. Howe and Land -Agent, 177, Queen-street, has con stant applications to purchase or rent Small Bonsea within easy distance of Qneen-etreet, and for Building Sites. COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. eito. HOU3E and AtLOTME.VT, Seafleld Road ""* ED .WAYT«. House and Land Agent JAMES TINDAL, ACCOUNTANT, HOUBIS. LAJfD, JC COMMISSION AGENT. Ass Law Wbtteb. HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. FOR SALE: BBRSaTORD-STKEET-New wefl flniahed 7 roomed D trelling-boasa.painted and pace red waiter laid oc. Pries &KO. DRAKiI-STRKEr (Freeman's Bay)—Comfort abls roomed Dwelllng-houM and yard, tlwated on sooth side of street, asd havtmr a teautlfQl harbour vl«v; gu and wster UMon. Price. WOO. OOLUsus ROAD (Possonby)—Allotment 113. aonth Bide, 33 feet fronus^o, ORASTON KOAU-AUotnumt IS, of Section 10, corner of Oraftcn Koid and Wynyart street, with wn-roomed House, stables, asd oulhouse*. Price £1000. CHAPKL-aTRKST—sis-roomed Boose and SUbte. £500. YICTOBIA-BTKSBT WEST— Thzno Brick Baopa and Dwelling-houses, Just built. Price, fiUCO. or to Let at 30a per w»ek c&ch« FRKKHULD BLOCK ba central posiUoo,Oloea to Queen-street, with Brtck Buildings and Iron root Bol;ab!o for Warohooies, tc Proprietors baring Htouscs or Lacd to dbposs Of are requested tocommnnieaio with the UECer &ign«il. No charge unless Bold. JAMES TINDAL, HIOH.STEKKT. AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGKNT, VALUATOR. SOHBBJF'3 BUILDISO3, FOBT-STBMT, AUCELAHS. This ondergtimed. In Commencing BoslntM n Anckland, begs to annoonou that rwelre yearn' experience In Walkkto h«a frivea him ao Inti mate JtEOwledgu of the district, as well as a business connection extending to all parts ol the Auckland Province. Ha la, therefore, in ■ position to aire the fullest asd most reliable Information to lntandirr lettlan. who will receive letters of introduction to his local AsenU, and they will ofi'er svery faculty Iffi Injpocting the VARIOUS PROPKRTDS3 ON 9AND 70S BAJU. Valuations ot Town or Country Property made at the shortest notice. MONEY ADVANOKD on Freehold SeourlUea, In sums ot £100 op to £5,000. MONEY INVESTED, and nc charge mado tc Inreeton, KENNEDY HILL. T W HARDIE, * LAND, COMMISSION. AND ESTATE ABSMT, KOIfTEY LEST 03 PKESOSAI SXCUEITr. HIGH-BTRKET. ACCHXAHD. Fablic Moacea. »r» *• E a o o o X JL * OPTICIAN. Eu D Block SPECTACLES AND STB SLABSEa ot awry tacriptlnrv, an aoonrate Kit Qoaranteed. COMPOUND HIOROBCOFBB AND TBLB SCOPES, Faw«rful md Cheap. AnißOio BißonKnaß, TEoraniOMxtsn, Bliotbio BgLLs, BATTgana ass FmTHOS, Mngr.eto Elaetila Machlnet and tMedleal Coll*. opera olabsbs, binocitujr jtlkld and marine glasses. Theodolites, Compasses, Sbxtahts, Spirit HydromeUra, Saceharometen, Sallnometers, Argentometars, &C, &c, &c AMian WO* TATLOK-8 PATENT BEWIN9 MACBINK3 & EXTRAS. lartrnraenta acd B«wlag Machines repaired, OFFoerra Tea Post Omn, Short] \ni-ntnei, H .THOMAS JQULDEK begs to In form his Mends and the pnbUe that being Incapacitated by an tmfortnsate accident from foliowin« his occupation, ho has decided to resume his profession v Architect, He feels confident of giving satts/actios, harlna aoqolnd considerable cotonlal Experience during the psat 22 years. The btißinesa of Holder Brothers will be carried on aa usual. Ciirtom-houae-rtroot West, August Mth. 1383. THE Ha.t UA B K. E.JT 10*. QUEBK^TRSST, AUOKLAJJU OM BALE, ABBmm raa COROMANDHL urn ROMAH EAIPIBS.- White Clotbt, Red Clor«r, Aluyfce Clorer, Ovw> Brass, Meadaw ffesono. Meadow Kartell, Crested DoKstaU, Rape, TrefoUtan Inoaumawm (Scarlet Ol orer), VROJf AMERIOA DIREOT- Tknothr. Keniuoky Blaesraa CPoa PrateiuW, Forertr Bay Byegraes, Caaterbary Ryesnai, Oocfafoot, PraUi^graiSß, Eattali SARLT SEED POTATOES, AH Follows v- Ashleal Kidney, Taylor's Eldsey, Oantec burr Flakes, Patterson'* Victoria. LATER VARIKITKa—Hohart, Satton'i Mag nnm Bcaum, Button's Slower Ball, etc, ALSO, Oats, Bailey, Garoea and Slower Seed. Cosrw, Vine and Bock Gait, Bran, Sharps, New Zea land Flax. Tow, >3«oon and Hams, BONEDUHT Am HONESMUK ot all grades, ISLAND Arm PSRUVt&N GUANO, fta, 9X, HEBKETH & AITKBS. ITMPORTANT /iWWOUKCEMENT, Jost Kecsivod, per ' loch Awe.' a Hpiendld Assortment of Violins. Bows, asd Tmrnsß, MwtoDiAss, CoNCKK-n.fjs, and all kinds ot Mueicil Instruments, at THOS, E. CARTER'S, 82. VICrORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six doors above Albert-street), TEACHER, Tuner, and Repairer of Piano tor to, Corset, and VIOLIN, Terms and Testimonials on application. Toner and Repairer or all kinds of Musical Instruments. , \;Vt.*Q —>MA.RK- J°*\ f WOK S A L F, I Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-whealod Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Lartfo Lady'a PbaaSoa J uonble-seatei Bnsn?r Wanted to Purchase, Doublc-eeatod Hooded Bnggy. I OGBI LOG3I LOGS! TO THE JU 2SILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire some months since), are now in full work again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn, Beams and girders for brick ouildlsg and wharf wort, ap to 49 foot, anppllod on tha shortest notice. Customers mar rely upon the orsain of the timber kol.dk with their orders, »s wo bavo no manufaotojy to eupply. BinUii.iF. ar.fl contraotore wui find it to their intereEt to give their utdera to ns, aa the/ wUI get all tresa timber bxo Uo:a worm and doad BSP. Ordeia c*ccutca with despatch, it H.ROK. Proprietor, Kauri Point 8a wmll J,



L-and and Batata AssntSj V. 3. MOSS]. IW. F. OSTJLLIVAM ■en j. mobs & c 0,, *-' • LAND AKU K3TATS AGENTS, SBoasijiMJMSrasKr. FO^ 3Ali£ EPSOM—33 acea <iraa3 Land in ona ox two lota; bcaustfal view BKiGB COS — Allotment ICOxJOO. Price, £350 MO ACRB3. IS m :ea rrcm Aueklaad, 1 mile from a railway et>tion, half LaiETOved, Honse, Srooma ned outbuilding. £1500. TUAEA.L'—iOU acrea flrtt-claai VetcmlcLaEd, thres-<ia"r:e<a of fl mile from sbo siation; good eight-roomed home. To bo eo'd In one oo nia.ro lo;.s. 'ibe isnl id nesriy all in gtiss, wist some good bush. BKMUSBa—IS acrea. beautifully situated TUaK » U—s6 acres, improved; House and out buiidtims. £3SO TUAK&.U—IIO acres, 50 in grass. £SCO NKW LY.NN—ifl acres, sea frontage, £1 per acre ONKHUNGA—House of 6 rooms, and IS acres land: beautiful view. Alao, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 acre land, near railway station. HOME BAY. PONSONBY-Hoose of 6 rooma and i acres of gardes; sea bathing Alao, LABQB CORNER ALLOTMENT a CltT, with bail dirge. In addition to th« above, we bare a Law Nombex oi Town and Country Properties lot Sale, including some Largo Blocks ot Land In the Walkaw Dlattic*. ?. J. M 033 & CO, Baortland-fltre«t *1 HAS, VSTT ILK lAMS OS, HOXF3JS LAND iND FINANCIAL AQBCT VotCAS lam. .Acciuse. .Bankers l—National Bank of Now Zealand. BKNTS and INTER JCST OofliJCted. MONEY Invested for Canitattata on flro-dajj securities, ttithcct Ciuboe. Sec per cent allowed on deposits until invested, MORTGAGES and LOANS N*N<2!lal*3. BHARK3 Bought or Sold w onto-, S3TATHS Jtlaaagad (ox Abaca we. A LLOTMKNTS Bought, and Hocwm Built 00 -a. tha Weekly Pay-mant System. BOTEiDINQ AIiLOTMfSWTS *OR SALS xi VMS root*— Scotland-street, 80/ Wesi-itreet. 30/ ißtennan-itreel, 15/ Hepburn-auset, 80/ Bond-atreet, 15/ Ugar Place, W Argjle-street, 15a Norfoik-etreet. 10/ Be«Bfcrd-«reel, 90/ Cook-«tree«. £10 Pereiral Parade. 151 Wharf Road. JO/ Reclamation, fiJ Mount Eden Rood, Bi Howre^treet, OJ K7berPas&£6 Hatikett-atreet, til NormanbF Road, d Nelacn-etreet, 80/ Brighton Koad, 4Si A lie, tn TMioia oasi roeea «> tow miss. -Pinnn TO laavma of US andnp< #*uwu wards, on good seonxiriea. CKVEN-ROOMED HOUBK jjid Two Allot- O inenta for sale, wi'.hln qairter of an hoor'j wall: of Queen-street. Eur terms can bo airaaged. ,V,ltvv MHO? and T-rooraed House lor aalo on 1\ ths Mount Kden Road, fiplandld position for bnalceasi Terms as agreed. WHANOARBi-Small Homestead (or Sale, with iplendld orchard, over SCO fruit bearins treas, aUuvlal soil: <rcnta«e to Whan e&rel Hlvar: two mUoa from tOTmanlp. BJSKBB?USIJ-STKEEr— Sew ttiid Terreon veaient Cottsgo for Bala. near Congrega tional Church, On eaay termi. -osnn-six-RooiiEu aouau tnaw), with *"»" pauar. tor Sale: very convenient; water laid on; easy terms, /•onn-WK-KOOMKU HOOSE for »alo in AOUU williim street, with detached waah honse, Kaa; terms at parmrnt. Hi miltun (WaUcauD-Hooaa and acre Of Ritmnd for sale, two mlnntea wait rroia Bank of New Zealatd. lor £100. Lot 311, Hamtlton Weat. TTUNUA-EiKhty Acres o( Land for Sala o H £65. Alao, Kightr Acrea at WaUdslde, tafeiS. A aplendld chance toe -workina man. j 4?OSn—New and Well-Onlahed Hoobo for *fcOU gala, B j Kociy Nook. New Norm Koad: lUlotmcnt 10x120. Verjeaay tarma. XTORTHCOTK- Seven rootcod Honae, ont- XI buildings, &c and 30 acrea of Land for Sale. Verycieap. Grand view of tho harbour, CJO-lA—FOUK-KOOMKD HOUBK for Bale, e%* x v off Oook-ftreet, with large ndlotaont. • I OKATOKA TOWNaHIP. - Two Large j. Corner Allotments (ex (Sale for £10, bavins hree frontsK&i. T>ONBONBY —New 81x-rootned Hotuwi fct Jl B&Ie seer the Three Lsmcc, Price, £320. EaiT terms of payment. DEVONPOI'.r, Lake Road-BoTeral rttr choice VIUa Sites for Sale, having rood and tea frontages, and poeseenns the finest landscape views to be found around Auckland. Very eaay terms of payment fn = n-J>. NICK NKW OOTTASS in NflW *>*Ov too tor g^ yfHb largo gted, allot merit 10 x IG9: terr oheno. ■CTrAITBMATA RIVKB FBONTAQK^-Ltmfl T T for Sale at 61 pet new, to largo or small blocks, K*ay terms. TJARNKLL— Hotae and I) sexes orchard tot i Sale, in full tearing i cowshed, workjhep, towlhouse, ftc: fine tea vlsw. n-t q A—FOUR-BOOMED HOUSS for Sola la »A«U tha ca«y, Small depoalt and weekly armenia t^trw^r -Oofis—HOUSE for Sale In WUUam-etreet, *^oa near at. James1 caureb. l?P8OM-Gen*leman-« TUla Keaidenoe, mtod JlLj roomJi. ncach-haciie, stabling, fee. 4SOO. £l i s-THRSE-ROOMSU HOUSS for Bala *140 inNawton, near Kln^i Arms Hotel; level allotment. Sasy terms. RSMCKHA-U acres, for Stia I axceUect soil and fplendid view BBIGHTON ROAD, ParneU — Six-roomad Eonse tot isv's, sllotmeni to x ico; water iAidOn. Piii».t3!f, "PONSONBY—New Elx-roomiid Some acd X Workshop for eala i twoallotmenia; two frocturea j euy terms. TTtr2iLIN«TON-3TBgKT.-]?tetty Cottage TV for sale, near St. Junas'i Church t gtl and water bvid on: garden. &o. PARNELL. — Newly - finished Blx-roome4 House for ttlet pleasant view t CBO, FAHita also For Sale at Walkomltl, Pare moxemo, SwkertTPoini, Waitakcrel, Miho rangi, North Shore, Papakmrm, £c Alao. see lilt in New Zealand HertUd md Weekly NetM, OHAB. WILLIAMBOH ESTX.TB AQENT Votoui LAJrm J. M. LB N N° x EBTATX AGKST AXD VALUATOB, Qcaia-aTßwrr, aucslasd, MONTIY LKNT OUT ITOR CAPITALIBTB CTO FIBST- CLASS SKCOIUriK3. OR IN VESTKD IN BANE, INSOBANOSr OK OTHKK SHARKS. FARM AND HOJItSTKAU.-Thera are « acres, one mile from a railway station, all fenced ana cub-divided Into four paddocks—3l acrea in grass acd crop. There is a email home, cow-ched.", etoi Price e&XL— J. M. Lennox. DPPKP.QDKKN-3TKKtIT.— Aflrtt-ratO PTO* pectire Investment. Two hoaws, quite new and well-finished, with water laid on, and freehold allotmtnt. Price £300-£3 JO cash, balance can remain on tha property. — Ji 1L Lennox. Kstata Agent, Auckland. ALLOTiJKNT In the City, with a grand view of the harbour, suitable for a lerrace.— J, M. Lennox. nann—Aflri!tclass Investment, freehold, in «6 uvy Rood position Bid risug dlatrict.-J, Vjooß-frSOOMBa) HOUSBS, with colonial S 1"" oven, resistor grate, etc, about ball aa hoar's walk from the city; freehold allot ment, 33 z ICO.-3. M. Lennox, Estate Asav\, ►not land. "\TAUNA FLAT. WHA.NGARKL—»arm of liX 882 acres voloanlo land.—There are 38i aoree, with honse. etc. This beaatitol property is offered a birßniD.—J. M. Lennox rSOQfI — *-KOOMKD COTTAGK in Susbsi oV "ayj etreet, with register g/atee, 100-gallon tank, large cellar. Price £130 caiih, balance cas remain on tho property. HM n iVTEWMARKKT-Some of tha best Bualnea 1* Premliea for sals.-J. M. Lonnoi. 13M MOUNT EDEN ROAD—Two fine Bhope, with fruehold allotment (33 z IQQi, in this popular district. The shops front tha main road. Price 6775.— J. M. Lennox. HM TTPPKR QUBBN and YORK-BTBKKTS- U Two ttouaet. with largo corner allotment (freehold). Price £1000.— J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. Auckland. 63M pITY FRKKHOLO-For Sale, R largo City Ks ifreehoid, cocslstlsg of B Dwelling Hou?ea and a Shop, all substantially built of brios, and fitted with uvery oanveaience. The preraleea are all let to Rood tenants, and produce a rental of £338 per year. Price £3300. Terms can be arranged.—J. M, Lennox. 82" ' HCOan, with very large freehold allotment (IRS s 366 Hnfes). In the rising district oi Mount Kden, Price £730.-J. M, l«nnox, 61M hjOBMAN"a HILL. ONKHDNGA — Homo Vi and large freehold allotment. Price £150. —J. H. Lennox. I7AI ffA,K(\—von aALfi, a. Farm of U acres a X/xo\j jJanafctira TsJley. with now 6-roomed House and all neceesary outbu(ldi.ngs. There are 10 ram in grass. The land In wall wntered. Price, £UO.-J. hi. Lennox, Auckland. 17M FINEUNHY— A Hcvea- roomed itesiaenoe. oomznanda a most m&gniiloent view, in tha bast part of Pcmsonlrr; freehold allotment (99 x 133), all laid out in ornamental trees and shrubs. Price, 700.— J. M. Lennox. Sstato Agent. SKAFIKLD VBsW—Four-roomed Veinndah Cottage, with freehold allotment. Pries, flSSO*—Ji M. Lanaox. Estate Agent -Pi qn-FOUR-KGOMKO COTTAOE in Duke * l ° v Btreet, with freehold allotment Price, mSH.—I. K. LenEOX, Estate Agent 160 L "O EMUKUA f Villa Rsm&xoo and 3 acrea ot JLit Karden, ahrnbbory. ftca pasture. Prioo, f11.0C0.-J. 11, Lsnnox. IWL XfiOß IMMKDIATK SALS — A Beautiful JB. Farm of 200 acres, onl? 3 mlloa from a railway BVition. The farm la all in good English graces, and subdivided into 7 paddocks by qtiiok-thorri edges. The residence commands a beautiful v!ow of a lake, which bounds tha farm on one olde. Tha house contains 6 npirt mecer. There la a stable, stockyard, ard g'aed upon tho farm. I can confidently recommend thlj farm to any Intending esltler. —J. M. Lennox, Eatata Agent, Auckland. JOM tr-OR IMMSOIaTK BALK-a Commodious A Koaldenco In Grafton Boa<s. Tho residence contains lfi rooms, and 13 built upoa a freehold noctlon (180 x 352 links).—J, M, Lennox, Katato Asent, Auok.'Bnd. SBM ITiARM of 250 acres oi Qr»t-ol»aa Mil, boundeC J. on one aide by a river, all fenced and laid down in good iCupciish (sraaaes,—J. M. Lennox, Kstata Agent, Auckland. MM "I^OR SALE to bargainMrarm of 200 aoros, ad. X 1 Joining the farm of Messrs Buckland and Shepherd, W6st Pukekohe. Thla fine property la mixed bush and fora, nnd is well warred throughout Tho farm must be sold, and la offered at £250 the lot—J. il, IJennox, Kstata Asent, Auckland. ISSL mo FAPJdKBS—A Chotoe Farm OJ 73 aores, JL }of a mile from n railway staiion. Tha land In flrst-classs-is divided Into 7 paddocks, and all Inexasa, and well watorcd on every paddook. Thera Is a New S-roomed House npoa tho term, also dairy and all necefi'ary out-bulld lnsa.—J. Mi Lennox, Katate Agent, Anofclar.d, 37M 3 M. L!B»OJ, Swats aheht. AtroitfcAKr, iUCKUSD GAS COMPANY ±X. (LILR.TSD), S.sst,-SUSBXa ISB2. PtTRVErOES OF LIO3T, HEAT, AND POWBS, The Company soli and erect gas-fittings, in cluding gas apparatus of over; deßcrlption ( and (rag-power Busiinee. Stooii icciaflea Otto Gas Ecßinoe. Office and Showrooms, ffort-straet.



i Ironmongery. ! CUBA* O A&DWAKB O 0U»». jQL -O- I J* ft J DIOK B¥, j HAVE FOB SALB— i . BQWATS AHUPAPTNIC LAMPS, | ■ Also, sx 1 i SVBinCBS, FOHTS, BWBJS, ASI) WICKS, ! And * Qreai Variety of (Mmalet, 1 j !i I BOSOKB'a lock wood's, ahd WiGfAti lABLB AND FOOKBTBBX. JOHMBOa'a OKLJSBBATED SOfBSOEB OLAKKT3 BQILKUH SAUCEPANS, KO. Gamma's Patzjit Tv add (Toms Fcra, Stamped TKnrsd Mzat ahd Fa DisHm, Babihb and Mils Pass (all tins), Bccxsts, Tuna, Fails, and OVIMB, UKOOMH, SCBDBBBaa, WHISKB, &C, FAfB, Cloth, ahb Nail Bbuseos, •JLES'S, BLACKS, AND LYMDOH'i SPADK3 AND DIUQINQ FORKS, BAKDHN HOKS, BAKKS. ANUTKOWKL3, DISTOS.ISOBBY &SFBAB, AXD JAOKEOII'a BAND, KIP, AND TKNNON BAW& A.XS3, ToaijLßAWza ahxi OHcauh AOQI7SS, FLAHZ3, HiWWSPJi, BRACKS, Tinas Aim Pa>znt Bits (>U dietf. Locks Haass, Kails, axd Bsassvabi, Scott's Qssmm Whixb Lzad, BAW ASD BOILID LIBBSIO OBt JTIVS PKB CKNT. UISOOUKX AUamd to Cms Pambaaesi era «U!BoJm uuooQtica u'SQfc usd nowßtfl vjunflnutiL iff Mercnancuse* A« HBAX HE B OXKXBAL IMPOETSB, HAS ON HARD AND TO ABRIVE BBAKDT— Oottrrotatert Brandy In talk -__«-. do do one diamond, four dia mond, and TO Associated Vbumrd Brandy In bnllcJoiM, Hut, and haU-fttsk MtOlwrfreres'Bnujdr In balk, cam, flaatr, and half fiMi HannosßTilßrandrllnottM i W. and A. GUbcj'g Hrandy In caM RUM— i LowndM*. SQ 0.n,, -casks and hhdi 1 1 Bnenleesi Invemaas, GlonHTet, Torrier, 1 Kliker,BreeriuidCo n lad«mUohcaand 1 gallon Jan WMtSSSo Btond, Boral Blend, Bob Boy, Jere. boam, Oles Almond. W. and A. GUboi*B. Irish and Kooich to flaaita i BOHNAPPB , Henkrt,W.andAianbert WINEa (tralkV— Eiiira and CcslfiU AttßtraHan, Gwnach, Mil ; " Tokay WINKS (lnoftßOt— W. and A/QUljert (Oartla brand). Port. Bhorry, Clare*, Momla, Madeira, U, A, B,o,B.«inds; YD Clareß, 0, L J, 8. 4i Charnpagno — Kocdisrcr, Ferrlet and Oamoaet ' MIX— BaafcbotttodbyHan John BulUbotttod by John Reid Aihby'a and MoEwan's " Globe " brand Analo-Bavarlaa Hoar-g Head, Hall Bdmond"! Pitc Brand Gaineaa'a. bottled by Blood WoUs BparkllnßNwi«rtene,ptotaßnd(Hiarta Oale and Friend'a and Jo tins, Matthrrofl and O* Qesnlne Whit* Lead and Zloo i linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, In drains Oolm OIL In drama Oator Oil. In balk DIUKD FBUITS- Cmranu, In ball earns Rime Batons and Figs Aides Apples (evaporated) KBHOBBHB, 130 and 160 test- Dovoo's Boral Brilliant. Light ot Age, Pro mlomßatety Prims York Bami and Bacon at Low Bata lOBAOCO- Orer the Water, 17s, Nallrod Vesoa. H"8, ffa, Doable Thick P Places CHLMBrTa BTQBBS- Teaa. Bngax, 10, lw. No. S| Paper Baea. Flekles, Kippered Herrings. Potted Haato, and an assortment ol Qeaeral Goods always on naod. A HEAIHEB, PAIN'S \ * WioleßalefißetaU »Q ! W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmaker, ,Queem Street, Auckland, - Agent for JAME3 FAIH, Losdon, WHOTIOHmiT TO THI BOY*L T«OHT IQUADBOH. tfi X N 0^ I N G S? of every description pot np by contraot. 1 Nobody cnnrfJo It cheaper or better than Bam. White. Paling fences, post and nil: Win ' and Ptoket Fcneei p( every sort. Prices on ' application. All kinds of Gates made to order, 1 and fixed nhere required- Fenoaa Painted. 1 Posts. Balls, Pollr.Ks, Shlnglos, Honas Blooki, Ko» tot sale at yard?. ; SAM. WHITE, Fesoez. Gore-atreet (near Britomart Hotel, ■Ji X U v aw li I M B. ', GROUHD "IiIMK, FOB BALS, SOUIEO&T B'B UAHUBAKQI HtOBAUIiIO GROUND BCCHB LISAS, I m aur (juaatltf, fee Danorehs, Paths, mo&t, \ Celiora, etc (noxi to stone flaiiging, is do rivalled far dm-abllity and hard-setting ! qualities). For tanks acd other wet work k la a flrstolaaß material. 'B, KIA&E, SOLS AQEHT, 1 ODBKW-BOUSWBISm.



Drapery &o. j Wyndham House,! WTNDHAM & CHAPKL-STRBXTB. I HEW DRAPERY AHD GROCERY STORES, W. W. SIMONS beg* to Inform his friends and the inhabitants of Auckland generally that he I has commenced bualiw-a as aboru, and trusts. by b-jlHek first-class seeds at reasonable prices, to obtain a eiiue ol tbolr patronaae. ,».i Try onr Challenge Teas-once tried always used-la Ed, la lOd, 2a id, 2a lOd, JTamlUea waited on, and goods delivered, WANTED-DAIRIEB OV BUTTER, pREAT riLBARING DALE OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT X QMITH'S, i * QUEEN-STREET. MES SMITH RETIRING FBOM BUSINESS. GOODS TO BE SOLD AT COST PRICE, A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN AND WATERED SILK AND SATINS, TO BE SOLD CaEAI-. / DEFERRED \\ IpAYMKNT 1] V BYSTKM, /I >^LIG^X failors, drapers, abd outfitters, HOBBOtf-STEBST Qraady onsoaila WeUlugtrnwrtrsetv HaTfl t WlO* ■ ASBOSTSB STOCK 0} «U BSST CLASS GOODS. AH Tweeds tnorooghly shrunk betoro betas ir^t sp, and fit and fretkmanshis tnsankateed. na ZWerrei i'atrsw^ Ss*«*» bm been tooM to ba ii great boon, by enabling thceo Witt limited inocmst to procure Micfwarlca la til awdstt posatbta way. wbikchon mvrraD J. M« McLIACHLAN, 222, QUBEN-3TBEET, HAS JUBT REOKIVKD A JOB UNB IN FAJNCT DRBSS MATERIAL, SBOOydfc, Std; reduced from 1/8, Ml. and V 3. Also. A LIKE 07 BIiA.CS AND GOIiQ STAYS, reduced from M> to 3/11. BIBBONB, SO plooes, reduced from 1/ to flj and /4 SASH RIBBONS. 0 to. wide, reduced from Jfl to 1/. Also, OBBAT BARQAINS IN Bolß* AND YOUTHS' SUITS. MEN'S TROUSERS AND VESTS, U/i worth SI/, MSN'S TWBBD TROUSERS, fill, Good Value, MEN'S TWEED SUITS, All Goods Situ at Balj rain, A LLEH'S DRAPERY SALE. IMPORTANT NOTIOS Fee a well-known reason I am QI7INQ UP BUSINESS, and In order to effect a BPBSD7 CLEARANCE of my HEAVY STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY, MILLINERY, CLOTHING, &&, &o» &&, I Have REDUCED PRICKS FROM 15 TO 30 PER GBJJT. OFF MY WELL-KNOWN. LOW PRICES, Wnloh will ptoto the Goods to be the CHJUPIST ETEB OFTKBKD IN AUOKLAHD. When the Bulk Is disposed of, the Remnants, together with Lease, Fixtures, ittttinp vi Furniture, wIU be Sold by PnbUo Auction, I would embrace the opportunity to thank my many friends for their very liberal rapport, and regret the Bsrerance of bo good a oonseotlon. nHABLIS ILLKN, TICTOBIA-STBEET. T G. BROWN'S CHEAP DRAPER Jf * EBTABUSHMKNT, PABNKLL. Jusr Rbckivbd— The Cheapeet Underclothing In Auckland. Ladles are requested to come and see ft, A Splendid Lino In Tweed, at 3j yard, Mnch under the usual price. Good Quality Oxford Shirting at lid yard. Printed Satteen at 8d yard. Splendid Value. MILLINBRYf MANTLK& and FANCY GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. J. G. BROWN, DBAPKB, P.USNKIX. WELLESLEY HOUSE, We are sow Opening a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of ]Nfew Spring Dress Goods, MIIJLINERY, [HATS, FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ' • urn GENERAL DKAI'ERY, AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL, fin per oent, Discount tor Cash on Paroals ol SKA and upwards,' ConntryOrders PromptlyExeonted. A. LOV£TT« WKLIiESLKV-STBKETi v, fa i> v a a. * &ADDBB & BARROW MAKJtfB. 80 and 82. VioTORiA-STKisarr. n?arr iteioripy on Bt hz.nc.zn> Btetps, Hammer I Pjararw Wbssls, Cioihm Horses. Clcthao Bozsi, ' TnTßlHffiß Oliwsii, ftoj, im hand » moda ta : BZdfiS, ' tQA lliisraJ ainaoiia: ti!or?.?.7. *c ContnoMn and > SB wbsluslß oidaa. ; ftSios esd Ofllos S'frtajia, £^i eH iaaaa d set» ; I f»"E wctfe dcas by trzie?ieco32 wozlsnea sa (ba ihorteat notice* N.a-Lsddsn, etec» us mnawi imt m , Suits* Vlouns boiishu : Oatot tin Bvpensrold Tloltes iox nisi alnj | a * oa Viaunooiio, cbeap.



Tame 13 bo s . GENERAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN AND COMMISSIOSr MEB. CHANTS, 3, QCEEX-STEKET, AVCKLAXD, ON' HAND, AND TO ARP.ITS, New Season's Teas, abasia, J-caeeis, end boxes . Sugar, Coffees Pepper and Bplce Rice, Tapioca, and Sago Eleroes. Sultanas, and Currants Candled Peel and Citron . Cscdlcs and Wax Hatches Danedln and Hobart Jams Dillon's Burrow Confectionery Oilmen* Stores &C,< fee* Sx, I Wood's and other brands Ftour MeQlU'a and Acderaoa'a Oaimeal Oats, Bran. Chaff Mslza, wheat, Sharps, and Bone Dust HO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOB FDBBST FINBST JIKD SSSXII! Chets ton Podltbt^Yakiis, Lacs Taica. vxnxAt V A KIE T I ES — Light Brahnias, Darfc Brahroaa . ;,l White Cochins, Bus Cochins, Black Coca -LacffHhans, Manorcas, Eoudona ' ' ■ : Blade Polish W.G. , • , T White Lsghorns, Brown Leghorna Dorklugs, B&mborga, Plymoath Eocts t Fekta Kaea,and Ajlesbnry Dacia BKND TOB PHIOB-tIST OF K<JGS. E'sss caretaUy Packed, and sent ; o all parta the Coionr. tr Write for Just what yon want, »nfl »a oresa as aoove. I guarantee satisfaction in al ordlnaiT cases. VlsftcnT wSSETe7 SnadM iceptad. j / »j>hos, j^ jnrAEJBUn, IHB KAPM VOWS r BBOOU FACTOBX, ■ftu»r;- Wcaa ttom u/B pec ao*, • . mHE BIVEKSDALE MAKUFACTDiJ. X. INS COMPANY (UMITHDi 11, GRET-aTK KET. TANNBRS, CORBISBS. LBATHBR AND The above flrm bara just landed, ex <nxDm lata arrivaU, [ SPLENDID TALUK in Frenct, German, and Sagllah Cait, Kid. Patent Calf, Kaat Indian mbWr.VSS'I&. KtasUo' And a Variety of GRJNDEB r AND SHOR MBBOBBY GOODS. Will aim hnve regular shlpmenta of abora arririag from the best Ksglian. American. a^l Now Lancing-, ex Aaterion. excellent valna la Telephone Mo. SSii WM. S. HiMPSON. , ; Secretary. THJS AUCKLAND VORWAROWQ AND PAKCfii. DKIiIVKHT P«|WtchGo^ and Parcels of aU deacrlptloM to ?77?1 parJ "L 1?8 Toi!rn a°d Snburbs, at a CaiiF Base, and with guaranteed regularity. The folio wing are the Boomss AaKsonssi- J.Beid, Oahtnatmnket .Cornerof Kyber Pass a t».m n~~. 8a(I Symonds^A a. Ksia, uroosr . .Oarnarof Kybec F&n W.B. Oj^ Grocer ..Pa^f 18"011*^ A. Beldt, CabinotaaSer .Newmarket. ___ DHMVKRIKS I— Torrn Honrb; HuDnroau i v a,m. and t c.mi No. 18, Tolagnone Exohangß. HBADOFFIOBI- BOND. CxrSTOMKOPSB^TBgg? IMPOBTANT NOnOK, • KKTUKN TIOKKTS (inohidlnß Guides. n£tl AfflS^AMHl 8" »WMtated SOM l^r^pis^^^^^ wvaib Earisa, euoxzua. asd Bkmbisq BOOITEi BIIi 111 AR D S. Ooaohes, Bagslas, arTs^ala Horeoa for Eirsi OonTßyancaa moot erery Steamer, - ■ MBTOALFB & BV.h, Jane fad, ia *WA I°imiMlag