A CIVIL SERVANT'S LOVER'S WOES.

More Love Letters,

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORR-SPONDE.HT.)

WELLINGTON, this day, Only portionu ol the love-letters produced at the recent breach of promise case, Swiney v. Leybouroe, were published during the progress of tho trial. The letters them solves were banded into the possession of the Couit, and duly matked as exhibits. Iv view of the extraordinary attention excited by the case, some further selections from the letters are given by tho " Evening Post." The conespondenco seems to have been commenced by the plaintiff, who writes from Palmer.tou North early iv December, 1881. Love's course appears to have run pretty smoothly for some weeks after this date. Writing on the Bth Feb ruary, 1882, Miss Swiney says: "You" —meaning the defendant—"send me kisses and glance?, but I can neither see nor feel them, so must imagine. They say imagin ation goes a long way, but 1 prefer the reality—what say you? Now, my dear Willie, * I must say good-bye, good-bye, gosd-bye—but not for ever. It reminds me ot the hymn :—

We shall part, but not for ever, j There will be a glorious dawn. We shall meet to part ua never On our happy wedding morn. —' Profanity !' my dear one." The 12th ot the same month Mr Ley bourne replies, He asks his sweetheart to "kindly add in her petition for him at the throne of grace, to give my loved one his hearing. Coilius is doiog what be can, but it is doubtful. He does not understand, I think, but if you and I ask God to biets his efforts, in faith, I v-ill undoub.edly get good. lam not a cricketer, always being afraid I mi.ht get a bud blow by not hear ing the ball whizz through the air." ln reply to thia Miss Swiney sends a letter, in the course of which she uses the following proptielic sentence:—"l shall not destroy your letter*, but will keep them in case of a breach of promise, (Are you laughing ?") Referring to a visit she had paid to the local Church of England on the previous Sunday evening, she mentions that the "acting parson" was an auctioneer, and adds, "The sermon was read beautiful, you can imagine," A mia undo standing aro.ie over some trivial points. She had actually omitted to write to him for the whole .pace of a fortnight, in consequence of which, on the llth March, Miss Swiney pens a long communication full of such words aa ''broken-hearted," "grave," "poison," and containing the expressions " I ttu-t heaven may soou take inc." Por this her lover takes her to tai-k, considering the is " very soft" to give woy as she has done, and s»ys if she repeats the offence- alluded to, he * " will not again open the correspondence," At the same time he assures her tbat he has not allowed anyone else to steil hia heart. "Indeed," he say?, " 1 h.ve not pone a step with any female for some weiks, and I always nuka it a practice to wnllc out with those I am enamoured of. I always get quit of one before going with or harbounng another.'' The text letter from Miss Swiney is wiit'eu on green embossed ornamental note paper, with a piece of poetry entitled "Erer Dear" at the top of the first page, Stationers sell this kind of paper for about sixpence a quire. (She ad diesses her umbruged lover as ''ber own sweet William," and expresses a hope that soon he will learn to love ber as of "yore," aiding, " I will give you mine as you ask ic." ishe also calls him "a nasty thing." Replying oo the 21st March, Mr Leybourne object* decidedly to ihat word, "nasty." It i» a woise word tban "rotten," snd ha admonishes her never to use it again if she would retain his affection. Alter this.mat teis resume the even tenor of their way, after a fashion, Mr Leybourne, in a future i-sue, proceed, to discuss the question of marriage fiom a medical aspect In the course of her reply to th's, Miss Swiney says: "As regard-* being r<aoy atd willing, I am both, whenever your lordship gives the word of command, and what jou can't or won't buy 1 will, and also if we cannot get two chairs we will sit upon one-it will not be for the first time, Ido aspire, as you know, to a nice bouse, but what is tbo use of killing our health for tho sike of a bit of fnrniturc. I et us trust if we do not have plenty of chairs wc shall have the all-important orna ment—love.

Love, love, beautiful love l"

Toward the end of the letter she says -. " When I went out to-night to the doctor, I h_d -.occasion to c-U at a statiocer's, and looked over some mnsic, and while doing so, I came acrcss a book of George Leybourne'- new and popular comic scoops. I could not resist the terapta ion, so I purchased it for your name* take. It will be so nice to see yonr name ia print j although not William it is Ley bourne, and that is enough." Fiom Christchurch, where he goes to witness his sistet's marriage, Mr Leybourne writes on the sth April tbat he is enjoying himself immensely smoking cigarettes a»a not disdaining to partake of Scotch whiskyt '" I do not indulge at the public house, as I ' am still a Templar—but a bad one I sup pose. You ure well aware there are both good and bad ones." This is her opinion of him after making the disclosure t " You are a splendid specimen of a Good Templar, I have a great mind to inform against you, and have you expelled, but while on tbis subject I think you promised me in Wellington that when you are married you would leave them. Ihii I hope yon will do," He had made some reference to her driving him made which she now declaims any inten tion of doing, " unless," she cays, " I drive you mad with kindness, nnd kissing that sweet, wee, small month of yours that was made for kisses and nothing else." Re turning to the subject of house?, aad furni ture, she adds—" This reminds me of your calm Nairn-street, and tho dear old chair in the corner.

I love it, I love it, and who shall dare To chido me for loving that old arm chair."

But, alas I tbe course of true love never runs smooth, and a reference on her part to an ox-clergyman residing in the township who wished her to become an old man's d.rling and take care of bis five mother It ss children, had the effect of offending her ab sent lover, wbo on the 14th April writes from Wellington tbat "it must be very evident to her, long ere this, that he loves ber no longer. Then why, in the name of all that is good and bad," he asks, ."did you not siy yes to that ere sc.rf. 1 would not for a moment stand in your way, should there be a chance of bettering yourself. It would just suit you, I gue.s, to lie still of a morning and have your breakfast in the bedroom. Such do mini-ters' wives. And then you can have another snooze, after which you can make a morning call on some poor family, who need comforting. Mind you must not lose your temper, or they will say you are a hypoctite. I was always against marrying shop-girls—they are (seldom of any nae in a houßeandknowno-theworthofmoney. You told me what you might have had. This is not true. You will see by the papers that he is a bankrupt, "atd his furniture is only worth£3o. It was as weU you missed him, and therefore can loot any man in the face. Take my advice and accept this. Presumably the clergyman isan honouralle and. truly pious worshipper. I wish you bad told me his Jname, und 1 would luve wrote to him and he might h.ve you." This is tho unkindest cut ef all; it is not surprising, therefor, that Miss Swiaey packed up her traps soon after its receipt and hastened to. Wellington wit'i a view of ascertaining whether the charms of her fair face and seductive tongue wee able to bring her affianced lover to his senses. As is nlready known, a reconciliation ensued after Miss Swiney's arrival, but aftor tho space of a few more weeks, dark shadows again cross the path of love, and, this time, the estrangement ia final, result ing in the recent breach of promise case, with a verdict in favour of the fair plaintiff for £2-5 damages, and costs, solatium for her wounded feelings and cruel treatment. Al -most die last letter the defendant wrote after returning ber letter (which no doubt he re grets by this time( was addressed to plain " Miss Swiney," and was written on a large sheet of blue paper, containing the words "Summary of goods traffic" panted on the back. In dismissing her be says, "it ia for your own welfare that I have brought things to an end. You need some rude largo husband to teach you better manners, and your remark, that you hope I will get someone to love me as well as you did, it is the easiest thing in tbe world. In all charitableness I wish for your future wel fare, I beg of you to curb your temper and act as a Christian, if only to your own kind W. J. Letbou_ne.—P,S.—You need not reply, but retain your veno«,"

Mi Thenphilus Cooper will give a lecture on Tuesday cveniflg next, before tbo mem bers of the Ponsonby Mutual Improvement Association, on the "Novels of Bulwer iLyttw."

THE WEDDING TRAGEDY IN WELLINGTON.

[BY T-XEGIRArH.-OWN CORBEBPONDENr,I

WELLINGTON, this day. Cossidbrable consternation prevailed'in the ci.y late yesterday afternoon in conse quence of the circulation of a report that a gentleman holding a high official position under the Government bad made an attempt upon bis life under very peculiar circumstances, and the excitement attend, ing such a rumour waa greatly intensi6ed by the reticence qt the persons most con ccrncd to afford any information on the subject. The " Evening Post" gives the following particulars :—The most promi nent figure in the tragedy is Mr William Lewis, who, for nearly two j ears past, hus held the position of Assistant Crown Law Officer, having Bcv.rcdihis connect on with Ihe fi.m of Buller and Gully In 1880 for the purpose of filling that oflice. For some time past Mr Lewis has been engaged to be married to Mies Agnes Dyer, daughter of a gentleman who for a considerable period acted as manaj-cr of the Wellington branch of the Australian Mutual Provident Society —a position wbich be filled with great credit up to the time of hia decease, ana it was arranged that the wedding should take place yesterday afternoon. The ceremonial 1 was looked forward to with much interest by tbe friends of both patties', and a very '< large number of invitations were issued on cither side, with the result that thete was a numerous gatheiing of pests at the appointed hour. The wedding was to have taken place at 2 30 o'clock in the afternoon, at it. Mary's Church, and, at that hour tbe-building was well filled with' ladies and gentlemen. Everything was'in ■ readiness for tbe ceremony, and the rev. gentleman who was to officiate bad ar rayed himself in bis surplice and gown, the organist had started with his mv ie, and. the congregation cast many a glance towards the door io see whether the fatute husband of the young lady had reached the precincts of the sacred edifice. As thero appeared to be no siga of hia ariival, some of the intending spcclators began to ges uneasy, but none of them anticipated that anything of a painful nature had taiccn place until a gen tleman hurriedly arrived in a carriage, and whispered a few worcs to tome of tbe more prominent gentlemen in attendance, although the object of his sudden entrance was not made known to the others. It was fe*rcd by all that anuofortu'natecontietcmps had happened, but very tew cf those pre sent divined that anything of a serious nature had taken place. Immediately on the receipt of the message, it was noti fied to the congregation tbat certain circumstances prevented the marriage coming off that day, and in a few minutes tbe building was quite empty, the guests taking their departure homeward, the majority of them wondering what bad caused the postponement of the affair. By degrees, however, it leaked out that the bridegroom had made an attempt upon his life a short time prior to the hour fixed for the marriage, and rumours were rife as to the cause of such an occutrencc. We un derstand fiom all that could ba gleaned that Mr Lewis, who has been working vciy hard for two or three months past, arose yesterday in his usual health and spirits and continued ia a vory checifol slate until one o'clock, at which hour he retired to his room for the purpose of dressing himself for the approicbirg cero« mony, in which he was to figure to con spicuously. As the time drew near for him to proceed to the church, hi-* mother, wbo had come up from Cbrhtcburcb to attend the wedding, became unca-y at hi. non appearance, and at length she entered his apartment, where, it is said, a sad spectacle met her gaze ; lying pro-trate on the floor was ber son, and in such a state as to create no little alarm, a messenger was at once despatched for medical assistance, and in a short spp.ee of time, Dr. Gillon, who was one of the guesti, was ia attendance at Mr Lewis's residence in uwen-street. Dr •tirace was subsequently sent for, aud both gentlemen did what they could for tho patient, who was found to bs in a very dangerous condition, The na'ure of the injuries has rot b-cn communicated to np, but it is said that they ar. very-serious, and, at the tiuie of writiosr, the doctors were unable tostate whether the patient will recover. -The friends of —r Lewis have made great efforts to Keep the affair a secret, and they adduce several reasons for his su.d.n illness—one report is tbat he is suffering from cereberol excite ment; another, that bo bus congestion of the brain; and a thiid, tbat be has been seized with apoplexy — but we think it will be found that our surmise is correct,

Mr Lewis, it may be mentioned, is about 28 years of age, and his father holds an important position in Christchurch. : '

The STiock to the Bride,

The duty ef breaking tbe sad news to tbe young lady was a vory painful oue, snd im mediately it was communicated to her sbe fainted away- the shock i-deed proved so serious that the services of Dr. Diver wero called in. The latest bulletin this vftcr noon states that the patient is in an exceed ingly low state.

MINING NEWS.

[From thk Coromandei. Maii,."]

Union Beach.—The mine has been cleared of wa'er for several days. The dit eet.is elid not arrive last week as ex pected, but will most probably make ar rangements to start prospecting in the mine next week. *

Tokatea.—No. 7 Icvel-The right-band branch; No. 1 crosscut, has junctioncd with the hanging wall, The ground is very broken up to the point where tbe two walls make in to the level. Tho leader ha:i been, small, and the channel of country iv this portion of the main level has been so knocked about and disturbed tbat it will take another month or two dtiving and prospecting before any idea can be formed about its future working. Intermediate level—'lhe eastern drive is in 145 feet from the winze, and a b*>dy cf quartz g-adually making in with the dig which, I believe, will in a few more feet make into a good solid lode, For the last 60 feet this level has been very hard, but at present ia fine working country, 'ihe western in termediate is about the same as date of last report. The leader is about 8 inches thick, containing plenty of mineral. The stopes also are about the same as when I last wrote. Nos. 1, 2, and 3 aro poor, while Nos. 4 and 5 are producing fair cru-hing stuff, with a few pounds of stone with each breaking down. ■ Battery.—The battery started crushing in tbe early part of the week on the stuff we had broken out, which made a fair show on the plates, but unfortunately wc are unable to keep the battery continually going owing to our stoping being in hard shooting country.—- John p. Haw,.

, EAPANGA.—A rise has been commenced from the bottom level of the Kapanga main lode. Tbe crosscut, slatted from the 450-feet level, has broken tbrongh the hard country on the footwall side of the old reef, and has struck the channel of fine soft countiy in which Scotty's leef is, always found proving its continuance to this depth, and giving the highest hopes of a similar rich haul of stone ai is being obtained in precisely similar ground above. Blackmore—As soon as the [Persever ance ha. finished with the battery tho mill will start crushing, the hopper ie full of quartz awaiting treatment, very good stone is repor ed to have been taken during tho week from tho flat.

Mata WAI.— This mine continued to at tract attention, an excellent show cf gold having been obtained in tLu stone broken out during the week. Warrior.—The fine reef last discovered together with the good prospects formerly obtained from the mine, encourage tho be lief tbat this will be a good property. Longford and Party.—Steady wotk is being carried on by tbis sluicing party who have promise of a prosperous summer s work. A nother party of t luicers has work higher up the creek. Perseverance. — The crushing hai maintained a fair average show, which is believed to represent a payable yield. Tokatea.—No. 2—_. crushing of 301bs. specimens has given the good return of 20ozs. 12dwts. of retorted gold. Hope.—Boyd and party lodged 240z. Parihaka.—The low level has been cleared out preparatory to carrying in the face to cut the i eef.

Tiernan.—A good quantity of stuff is accumulating in the paddock, and a fair lot of picked stone make up a payable crushing, ; lona.—The engine and boiler and other paits of the machinery and fittings have been conveyed to the Kite. Colonial. — The low level is being pushed in on a fine looking reef.

Printed and Pabllshed by the Proprietor H-t-KY BB_r_T, of Symonds-streat, at hi* 0.-61-1 Steam Prli-U____ Office, Wy«___-_n street, Is the Pro*r____ of Aoc-tS-n.i Vtm BttlMN-. Saturday, Octo-ek If, 188-.

TWJS APCKLAJKD fI^ESIRG STAB, OC.OBER 14.



-. mm-mmmm-mm-m-^mm-mmm-^mmmt----m^mmmm \ Auctions. — W, Bt COCHBANK. 3AB, DAOBB MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. COTTAG-. AT PONSONBY, THE Subßorlbera havo received instruc tions (rom the owner, who is leaving the distriot. to Bell at their Booms, Fott-stteet, on Monday, 16th instant, at )2 o'olook, A WeU Finished COTTAGE of Five Rooms. Bltnated ln Haok.ett-~.ro-t, Pon.onby, It la almost new, is fitted with gr-tes, cupboards, and every convenience, tank, and Rood well. The Allotment Is No. 8. - , Huh, Lot 12, Seotion 8; has 33R. f ro-ta„e, i and ls-olose to tho Bea. Terms Easy. 1 SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ft, ft _OoliaA-~E], 1 JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. ALLOTMENTS.I-O_.DQN STREET, PONSONBY. 126 ACRES ON I'HE TAURAROA RIVKR. 40 acresTWkbatua 1 THE subscribers will sell, at their Booms, Fort-street, on Monday, Ootober lath, at 1. o'olock. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, , PONBONBY-Lots 130 and 137, sub-division lots 11 and 17, section 8, suburbs ot Auokland, having a frontage to London-Btreot, commanding a fine view of the harbour. TAUKABO-L-Allotment 8, part lot 6. and east part lot 10, Parish of Mongapal, containing 126 aores, and having a large fronta.e to tho Tauraroa Biver. Tho land Is ail good, and at one timo was all cultivated and Improvod. PUKEATUA-Bouth-east part lot 211, contain ing .9 aoreß. and said to havo a • numbor of fine kauri trees on it. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, OCTOBER 16," NOON. JEWELLERY, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, BRUSHWARE, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE, uOLD AR D SILVER WATCHES, Em, Etc. R. ARTHUR WILL seU by auction, at his Mart, Qaeen-street (Furniture Department). on Mondoy nest, at 12 o'olock noon, 1 A CASES OF ASSORTED GOODS-Jewel •*■** lory and Watohos. Silver Looketa, Neok lets. Kings, Brooches, Gold Ear-rings, Lookets, Sets, Binge, Peadantß, _o. Two Soperlor Silver Hunting Watohes (and others) Gold and Silver TOYS, FANCY IGOODS, CUTLEBY, Brush wore, Gloss and Earthenware, &o„ Balls, Dolls, Flut-B, Paints, Tools, Whistles, Pop eons, Figures, Pozzies, Jaok in Boxes, Tea Beta, Photo. Frames, Picture-. Vases, . lower Pots, Combo. Ink Stands, Purses, Kits, Tooks, Plated Cruets, Spoona.Forks.Fonholdeis. Copy , Books, Pins, Braid. Cigar Cases, Buttons. Paper-weights, Lookets. Brooobeo, Ear-rings, Needles, Opara and Field Glasses, Shoe, Hair, end Hearth Brashes, Ladles' Bags, Brass Pa_ ' tooks. Batter Dishes, Pets of Jags, Hgg Onps. Trays, Candlesticks, Caps and Saucer?, Bat Traps. Tea Pots, Pcoket Knives, Tumblers, Water Bottles. Wine Glasses, Glass Jags, fto» Sec, tec -$_W&®& FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, At 11 _,__. AUCKLAND HARBOOR BOARD. LEASE OF FOBESHORE AT NORTH SHORE FOR SUGAR REFINERY, R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auokland Harbour Board to sell by Pnbllo ji nation, at the Offloes of the Board, Fort-street, on Friday, the 2-th November, 1883. THE _KABE FOR FIFTY YEARS, ln terms Of "The Harbours Aot. 1878"of PORTION OF THB FOKKdHORE at NORTH SHORB FOR THB PUW-OSK OF A SUG.-R RE.INERT. Plans, Conditions ot Salo, and Draft o( Leaso may be Been at the Offlce ot the Auokland Har bour Board. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. B, TONKS, B. O. CARR. B, D. TONES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17. CHINESE CANE CHAIRS, CANE LOUNGES, CANE CLOTHES BASKETS, CAMPHOR WOOD TRUNKS, Ex Steamer, via Sydney. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell on Tuesday, the 17th Instant, at 11 o'olook, $ A SHIPMENT OF CANE GOODS, Comprising— . Iflnnges. Chairs, Verandah Chairs, Set mt Clothes Baskets, Camphor Wood Trunks In nests. Ex Steamer, via Sydney. 3. TONES. B> C CAKK, B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. ' ITIOWNSHIP OF jW"ORTHCOIE, WAITEMATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING SUGAR COMPANY'S WORKS. BALE FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY! NOV. 1, AT 12 O'CLOCK. STEAMER RUNNING CONSTANTLY TO WHARF ON PROPERTY. NEW ROAD. U LOTS trom .-acre to _ aore. OLD ROAD. . 0 LOTS from about J -aoro to 3-aore, CLIFF FRONT, C LOTS (rom about 1-aoro to 2} acres, deep water frontage. TERRACE. 9 LOTS (rom about 1 acre to Si aoros BATH ROAD, 1 LOTS (rom about 1 aoro to 3 acres, tront logon to P.cnlo Bay. Tho Auctioneers earnestly request parties to GO AND BEE THE PROPERTY, and they . will agree that no elaborate advertising or plilt ing Is required. Plans on Application, 8. TONKS _s 00, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19. JUNCTION YARDS, ~||ioß SALE at tbe Junction Yards, on JD Tuesday next, 30 Prime Fat Bullooks, (rom Gisborne 40 Fat Oxen, (rom Hawera 80 Fat Oxen (rom Waikato and neighbour hood 7.0 Fat Sheep, (rom Gisborne and Waikato SO Fat Lamba HUNTER & NOLAN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. WAIUKU YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their MONTHLY SALE at Walnku.on Satur - day, Ootober 21, when a large number of Store . Cattle. Cowb, HOrses, Sec, will be oflored. - HUNTER ft NOLAN. - V DURHAM YARDS. fitrooL, hide's, skins, and VY' TALLOW. Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, hunter"&"_iolan. i. ' ' "~ xue-dayb. ' 1: -:,',« ■li■& V H aiTm ARK TS % mm ■■„ -,ci_a_i- .:■ Q* WOOL.' SHEEPSKINS Bt ' M-ttS?** 3' ***■ 'i'AUUm, each Toe-tar, at ■l ALUUED _iUOU_X_iU.l>,



Auctiont.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, NOOS. Devonport, B"orth Shore, FIVE MINUTES' WALK TO VIC TORIA WHARF AWD TO SAND 6PIT AND BATHING-HOUSE, GEORGE SIBBIM HAS been favoured with Instructions (rom O. G. Qulok. Esq., to sell by auotion his well-known Central Proporty. adjoining his resldenco, Devonport, at Slbbin's Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, October 17, at 12 O'olook. The Property is divided Into GFIME BUILDING (DOUBLE) AL LOTMENTS, Fronting Mount Victoria Road or Flagstaff Bill, commanding one of the finest views on either Bide of the Harbour. Only 15 mlnutoß' distant from Queen-stroot Wharf, Auckland, by any of tho Company's steamers. Merchants and Tradosmon will find this a rare chance of securing a most VALUABLE SITE FOR A HOME, Tho soil is rloh volcanic, rcspeotablo locality, healthy, and noar tho Churches and 50h001... Only one House to bo erooted rra eaoh Allot ment, and no unhealthy or objectionable busi ness to bo permitted. Terms—3o por cent. Cash, Bnlanoo at 7 por cent, (or 5 j cam. The Allotments are flagged. TMPORTANT. Intending Purohasors having made application to tho ADotloneer to soil MR. QUICK'S OHOIOE AND CENTRAL PROPERTY, DEVONPORT, iv QINGLE ALLOTMENTS OF 5Q FEET FRONTAGE, And One House may bo ereoted on oaoh, it will bo oilorod ea requested, and no Prohibitory Reserve placed on thorn. Tho Sale will he held on TUESDAY, 17th OOTonKR, NOON, at SIBBIN'S MART, Q.bbr-stb__:t. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer, Victoria .Park, DEVONPORT, •\TORTH QHORE, • EVONPORT, INORTH iaHORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, DV GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, Tub Late Mr. T. Duder's Estate, Situated a short distanco from tho ViC-OniA and Devonport Wharves, on Lake, Road,— red flags on the property—commanding varied views of tho City, Channol, Harbour, and Rivor. The land is all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to tho water. Healthy and most dcslrnhlo as IMMEDIATE RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and (or a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property in this beautiful Marino Suburb is rapidly rising in value owing to the largo numbor of buildings that aro going up in Dovon- SUrt and at tlie Lake, and tho greater part of tho 1-trict has lately passsed into tho hands of in vestors and hold for THE CERTAIN PROFIT which must bo paid to tho holders. This is almost the lastopportunlty of acquiring proporty direct from tho first selectors. Tho allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may havo from ono aoro to fivo aoros. The streets are 1 chain 11 chains wide, and no allotment less then a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will bo put on tho lots, as tho owners intend soiling absolutely at the auction. Steamers run every half-hour (rom 7 o.m. to 11.30 p.m.,anda Family Ticket is £8 por annum.or 3s Id per weot. Tho terms nro made to suit all classes ot pur chasers, only ono third cash; balanco may re main on mortgage at 7 por cent,, for threo years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application. For further particulars opply to R. & R. DUDER, Or. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. "\T O T_ I C E. I beg to inform Intending' Purchasers o( tho Valuable Estate known as VICTORIA PARK, that Lithographic Plana with Terms, 'tec, may be had at Mr O. Mays's Store and Messrs R. and R. Duffer's. Dato o( Sale: MONDAY, 83rd Ootober, noon, at Sibhin's Land Mart, Quoen street, Messrs Dudor, or tho Auctioneer, will show the Property, on application. GEORGE SIBBIN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, 150 WelKattßd Stoers. trom Wairoa, Awitu, Waikato. and Hawera 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Storo Uattlo Fat aad Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE, WOOL SAL£, FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL OK HELD AT THE HAYMARKET, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. /COUNTRY CA-TTLE SAIiES. Pokeno-Mondoy, Ootober 10 Drnry- Wednesday, October 18 Papakura-W6dueaday, Ootober 25 ALFRED BUCKLAND, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS. IMPORTANT SALE OF COUNTRY AND SUBUKBAN LAND IN TAUBA..GA. BY OBLBR OF THS! KK-ISTRAK OF THE SUPREME COUHT. THIS subscribers have been favoured with instructions to oll'or for salo by publio auction, at their Sale-rooms, Tho Strand, Tau ranga, .on Wcdnosday, tho 18th day o£ Octobor, 1882, at 12 o'clook noon, Too (ollowlan PROPSRTIE ~ viz., A WELL-IMPROVED FARM of 393 acres, situated within six miles of tho Town o£ Tauranea, having long frontago to the Tau ranga-Thamcs Road on the south, and deep water frontage to tho Wairoa River on tho oast; all fenced, laid off into good grass paddocks, and extensively planted with shelter trees. The Farm comprises Lots Nos. 9, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180 and 19ii, Parish of Te Puna; is splendidly watered throughout, and tho soil is superior, and well adapted for either grazing or cropping. Tho Dwelling-house is commodious, and pleasantly situated; and the Out-houscs, Stock-yards, &o„ aro well built and con veniently arranged. Tho whole of thcabovo are freehold, with tho exception of (Allotment 181), which.is held under lease for 21 years fiom Ist October, 1875, at a rental of £10 per annum. LOT No. 172, Parish of To Puna, containing 30 acres, fonced and in grass, situated close to tho Tauranga-Tliamca Road. LOT No. 17, Parish of .To Puna, containing 50 acres, unimproved but good land. LOT No. .63, Parish of To Pupa, containing 112 acres, unimproved; has long frontago to tho Wairoa Rivor. PART of Lot No. 20, Parish of To Papa, con taining ,'.s.aoi".s 1 rood, situated within threo miles of Tauranga, and overlooking tho Waiknreao Estuary; llrst-class land, all fenced and in grass; splendid site for sub urban residence. PART OF LOT No. 16, Parish of Tahawal (an undivided moiety), Containing 11 acres 2 roods; first-class land, well situated, with fi'ontngo to tho soa, and within two miles of the flourishing Township of Waterford. THE UNEXPIRED TERM of 21 years (hoing about 8i years) of a Leaso of Lots Nos. 8,17, 18, and Parts of LOI3 N 03.3 and 21, Bowen Town, The particulars of Titles and Terms of Sale may he had on application to the Auotioncera, IUKNRR & BUDDLE, Or to ■•• Tauranga; Messrs WHITAKER, RUSSELL, & BUDDLE ' j-Olieitors Auckland, .



______________________________________ Auctions. [In oonsequonce ot a gonoral wish that the Government and the Company's respective solos of Walmata should coincide, the Company has agreed to POBTPONE BALE to 28th NOVEMBEB, and TENDERS to 6th DBCEM BBB.I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND QjALE. . |IHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions (rom tho New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Sale hy PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORNE. On TUESDAY, tho 28th NOVEMBER, 188., AT P_JW___ AND BOYLAN'S HAU. POUAWA. THE FREEHOLD, uodor Land Transfer Tltlo, of 7,000 . oros of ttloh Land ln tho Pouawa Blook, situated about five miles (rom Gli borno. This proporty is divided Into Seo tlons of from IUO to 800 aoros. and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms, Pur.hnserß of Freohold Sootlonn In this niook Will have an early opportunity of obtaining, upon favourable terms. Leasehold Blooks (rom COO acres upwards, situated hot ween the Blook now Offered and tho Bea. This portion of Pooawa Is excellently Brassed, and oannot bo surpassed for ehocp country. WHATAUPOKO. About 1.000 acres of Town and Suburban Lands, (rom one and a half to threo miles (rom Gis borne Post Olllco. will he oQerod, if tho surveys oan be sufficiently advanced. This valuable lovol land, with fronta-jo to the Taruhoru, a navlgablo liver, will bo cut into seotlons of (rom 6 to 60 aoros. Should this not ba ready (or tho markot at tho Novem ber salo, Ie will be oil-rod with other por tions o( Whataupok-t Ist about tho month o( Maroh next. WAIMATA. By Tender, to Closo oo Sth Docombor. Tho FRBEHOLD-or LEASEHOLD (or 21 Years, at the option of tho tonderor—o( portions ot the Walmata South and Host Blooks, and containing in all about 16,000 aores. Tendors to be endorsed " Tender (or Walmata Property," and addressed to tbe Manager, Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Gisborne. Tho wholo of tho abovo lnod Is of flrst-olaaa quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and tho Company would direct Bpeolal attention to It aa nffording a good open ing to small capitalists, Its rloh soil and easy access to town by either road or water render ing tho wholo very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most llboral terms will be offered, and ovory Inducement given to Intending buyers. Plans may bo soon at tho Land Company's Olllco, Gisborne, and at any of tho otllcfls throuuhout Now Zealand, ot tho New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agonoy Company, Limited. R. HILL FISHER. Managor. Glaborne. 28th September, 1882, ____ .. : ', ■. ', ~, i .1 Motels. FRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, HOBSON AND WELLESLEY. BTREETB, la now thoroughly completed, and ready to re ceive visitors arriving ln Anokland. SPLENDID AFABTMI-f .0, And ovory 'convenience a First-class Family an* Commercial Hotol oan command. The Proprietor hopes *__at by giving every a Mention, and (rom time to time further anpply- Ing the wonts ot his o_.to.iors. he will obtain their patronage, and lnoreaoo the connection Ot the house. This Winks and Si-iritb, aibo ales, Nbrd No Comment. A First-clasa Billiard Table. Every eon vonlonoe tor players. HUBERT~ORAM, FHOPIU2T.K. pACI J* 1 v HOTEL, JOHN BII_I_ANDE_Crr .PROPRIETOR. Begs to announeo to his frlonds and tha general publio, that he haa oomploted the oxtonslvo alteration on hia premises. Among the many Improvements, ho has Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under tho Superlutondeooe of a well known Caterer. The "Cui-lno" will be tho boot tho Boaaoa oan supply. Meals at all hoars. Boat Brands of Wines and Spi-lSs, Hancock's Sparkling Ale always ca Draught, Board and Realdonoe, -0a per weok. Reaoonablo Charges. ExoeUent Fare. CivlW. »nd Attention. Good Btablincr- C.HaKIiKMOKT HO TEL, J Wakefleld-etreat, Auckland. W. H. PORTER (Lato of Quean's Hotel, Queen. Bedou. .. WINE 3 AND SPIRITS OF THB BBS BRANDS, HANCOCK'S fe WHITSON'B SPARKLING ALES. FHS3T-CL..S3 AOOO-t-tODATIO*. -~- VIS-TOll W. H. PORTER, Pbopkibtob. Mecuca), WHARF PHARMACY, OXLEY'B BUILDINGS, _-__-M.TRB__- WHABT, AUOBXAND. Pbescbiptions Carefully Dispbksxd, pubs dbogß and ohemioals, 'I'BICTH ..XTnA-T-I*. Medlolne for Shipping Supplied T. HOOTON Manager. EETTAOWBH-D iS»i M R *"» 'SB.&.WWQBn, -ÜBGBOK B*_NTXBT 7. ak„-ia~D-_i-__BT, _•_„__ Qtraw-saas.... Palnlßsi asaweHoa of Teeth by the o*.!__ Nit-Ogeis Gso, Piofas-ional Hears—B a.m. till I r.R JAMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (MEJIBKB. PHABMAOKniICA- SOCIETY*, HOBSON--TREKT, olose to WeUlngton-Btreet. Auckland, N.Z. I~~|R. .WALKER, Surgeon, wishes to JL/ notify to his patients and tha public go_en-lly, that he haa removed to Ilkley House, at the top of Grey-atreet, lately ln the occupa tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKER may be consulted as usual at Mr Gardner's, "The English Pharmacy." 181, Queen-street, dally (rom 10 to U a.m.; and owing to his prac tice Increasing and extending, the hoars of consultation at Mr Morgan's "Tho Golden Mortar," will in (uturo be (com 8 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p. mi A OABD. MR- F. L A 8 T, BURGEON DENTIST, Wkixebley - BTnn_T West, ARTIFICIAL TERTH (rom 6s. EACH. -race-lea, __o. TOHN H O R H B (For many years with Clone Brosi}, ffASHM. Gkoobr, Tha Drami. & Pbovibioe Meechan-, aer of Wellington and Nelson street] (Opposite St James's Oharoh), WAITHB OS FOR 08DE3., CJTvBBU.. STREET STEAM COFFSS .OL MILLS, H, P. GIBBONS _. CO,, £■_„,, COFffESt, AND SPIOS MbBCHABU Vi'_oU3/.m tr.a FAumv Grows sb, t OA3i_ Firewood, abd Psodocb D_~_c__ H. P. GIBBONS fc CO.. aoEE-OH-arsEET. aucsxabd] fIHAAA IO LUND on FRSEHOLD Xift\J\J\J EKOURITYi alao,' several sums or J31.000 and *Jsoo.—Apply Altkon Carriole, offlce o( William Althon, Shortland-atreot. MONEY TO LEND, ln sums oi _~JB. 6a- os*. arflu, at T jiw oaat, JAOKHON ft KUaSELL, Soli-lton. _foit-allro(~. jVfOHay TO LEND on Mortgmp oi -tast-o-ss Jfroshol- 80-__-tiw, WM, COLEMANf, Solicatgri nor ot Queen ana Bho_Ua__a-ataM»>r... MONEY TO LEND, ta lar 8 « or _____ miros. at usual rates ot Inter*!.! OOMShBLL 8. OOOPkbT B-Uotton, Vnlnan l-_n_. ■__^S V OFFICE, @-f#Hii) S. H, KEESING bogs to In- X form tho ini.abl.ai~ts of Auok ____ land that he hoe opened the Wr above Ofllou ta Viotorla-ntr-fit, opposite the Royal Mall Hotel, where h. Is prop*uod ta advance monoy on Jewellery. Plato, Watohes, Clothing, and all desorlptionDCl Morohandi-e. Mouoy advanood on Personal Security i Weolily Payments. Bills discountod daily. A Private Offloo lor the littneaotion of JUpcctel ~ U-h*W-<



----__»-i.i- I. .-|.i._ihi .i.. i 1... U..-I nii.m-i .mi Land and Estate Agents. QHA S. WT IL L lAMS OF, -tOOSS LAND AND _*INANC_AIi ABKNT Voxa_i;-liANa Ado____r. Bankers t—Nat_o_..l Bank of Hew Zealehd, -i'SNTB and IMTICBItST CoilTOiod. MONSY Invo.t-d for Cr.pitaUsta on fii-J-t>lr,«f iconxiiie., trrraovs: 0-ii.KUK. Sis par con* Bllowod on deposits until i_ves__<_, MORTGAGES and LOANS Noso«a.e_, BHAI.K9 BouKht or Sold to onlo.. EBTATS, __-t/~.Bed for Aheoatc-t. ALLOTMSKTS Bought, and Houses Built on the Weokly Paymont Systom, 80-LDE-G Alil_o_,_-K_.TB _*o_. SALS ** CSS& SOO- !— Scotland-atreot, 60/ West-street. SO/ Inkerm_n-«trMt, 15/ Hop!surn-si»--t, SO/ Sond-Btreot, 15/ Llgar Plaoe, 60/ Koppell-stroot. 20/ Nortolk-sireot. .0/ Argyle-Btreot, 15a Onoli-Btroot. -10 Bereaford-atreet, 00/ Kdwln-etroet, 80/ Percival Borado, .5/ Grafton Hood, 78/ Koolamatlon, £0 Mount lCdon Hsud, £1 Howo-strcet, 60/ Kybor Paao, £0 Haokott-Btroet, JSi . Normanby Boad, £1 Nelson-streot, 83/ Brlßhton Boad, .0/ A rtp,ln Tnrtouß othor st-cote Rt low rstas. -ft_tl.l*l_. SO LEND, in Hume of -1-0 onO up- JB»WvU wards, on good oocurltlra. SHOP and 7-iooraod Houso for salo on tho Mount Kden Boad. Splondld position for biißlnossi Terms ob agree-. WHANGARKI— timall Ilomostead for Salo, with fplendld orchard, oyer 2CO fruit hearlDß trees, alluvial soil; frontaßo to Whan garol Bivor; two tnllos from township. Bl.KKl_lfuUlJ-a'rit!tl-i'— Now and vorycon vonlout Cott-K" for Sal., near Con._rei.a tlonal Churoh, On easy terms. -£~r_i*-_'X-*-oO~l__. HOU3K (n~w). with *'" pantry, lur Salo; very convoßiect; wator laid on; eaay terms. MOUNT EDKK — Well-finished 8!_-roomod Houao (now) for Halo; 1000 Kallon tank laid on,ilar«n oorner allotmont; vory ohwip. _P9f-A--'iV*;-I.OOM~U HuU_K fur _alo In jj-iDv Nowton; vory conveulentand LarßO aliotmect; ch-.np, Alao, Two Adjoining Allot menta It doslrod. BUNUA-Eißhty Aorea ot Lond for Salr. for fiG5. Albo, Mighty Aoros at Walkiokle, BC6. A splendid ohance for worhln. man. J?OCrt—Now and Woll-llnlshed Hooac for diCOli Bale, at Rooky Nook, New North Koad; allotment 10 x 12U. Yory easy t«rms. NOKTHOOTIB — 3ovon roomod • Houso, ont hulldluga, lie, and 30 aores of Land for , Bale. Veryohosp. Grar.d view of tho tiarbonr. jrro/^rt-ITOUK-ItOOMEn IJOUbK for Salo, 55; -v v pu cook-streot, with largo ollotmo'".., le OKA.TOKA TOWNSHIP. - Two Largo ■ Jt Coruor Allotmonto for dale for £20, haying three frontages. MOUNT J.DBN— Five roomed Houso and two norea ot volcanio soil for Sale. Flno view. Orchard. Sec PONSONBY -Now Sl_-roo-i-d House for Solo near tho Throo Lamps, Prioe, £320. . Easy tormfl of payment DKVONPOI-T, Lake Boad —Sovorol rory ohoioe Villa Sltos (or Sale, having road 1 and oca frontages, and possesoiug tha finest landsoapo vlows to bo found around Auokland. Very easy terms of paymont. i -POP-fi-A NICK NEW COTTAGE lv Now , *_.U ion tot gale, with largo shod, allot . Mont 40 x 1001 vorr ohoap, WAITEMATA RIVER FRONTAGE.-Land for Salo at £2 por aoro, in largo or email , blooka, Easy tormii. PABNELL— House and lj acres orohard for Salo, ln full bearing; oowshed, workshop, ' fowlhouae, Ko. i fine hor view. ... Ofi-KOUK-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale in . BbA_-v tho City. Small dopoelt and wookly oymeutß tatton. -P9R-.—HOUSE tor Salo In Wllilom-stroet, _o__o j 06(ir g t j aiTlßa " churoh. IPP3oM—tluntieman'B VUia itosidonee. iiovon .ili roonin, conch-hoi's., Gtnbt'-i.., S.C .IP-O. C-t A X- > >Mi'-U HUU..!!; fur tiaJa *"■ ±" iaNowton, nc^r !U_b's Anoa Uotel; i laTel alloimenj. Easy terms, i i_ Kifusiti-i. acrea, tor Bala i aicollsnt wil A- snd BPI-.dtd vlfltr BRIGHTON KOAJ-, Parnoll — 81~-roomed ilonr.e for -Alu, allotment 40 x 1001 water laid on. Prto., ~~7f. PONSONSi— New BL~-roomod Hondo and work_hop for salo | two alloimonts i two frontages i easy terms. Wi-LL-NGTON-STHBET. -Protty Cotto«e for sale, noar St. Jamos'a Chorchj g_>» and water laid on i garden, Sec FARNKUj. — Newly • Oniartod Bt_-roomod House for nil. i ploaoant vlow | £380, -&IABMS alco Km Sols at Wclkomitl, Pore- A moronio, Bicko_'a'->olriS, V/al__koro), Mahu. rnngl, Norkh Shore, Papakum, &o. Alsa soo list In -Yew Zealand herald and Weekly Newt, 02AS, WUUAMSO-. KBT~.TR AGENT Vnr.OAor ~_*_ vv r _ V. s™^" 8- HOUSE. I.ANO ANU FINANCIAL AQKNT GENKKAIi OOMMIS .lON AGENT, Nuxr UNiyn Bank, QusHN-aTOKKT, Auck- LAM.. Proportlo.-! advnrtlsa-A Iron of coat, ond no Ohorgo mado uulcis bnnlnoes dono. Lis-) of Properties for Pal. forwarded monthly to Agent* In Napier, v. clllugtuM, Chrlatohuroh, and 1 lonodln. Inauranoca oiroctod oa Houaos, Crops, Fnr nlturo, tea. Properties Valued, Burvoys Undortakan, Building Kntlmatos prepared. Mortgage, acd Loans negotlatod. !~)U SALK BEAFIKLD VIEW-Mco Cattogo ot 1 rooms, gardon. ond largo wnrUßhop. £3CC 862 PAPAKURA-7-roomed Hou.o and 33 aorea good land, on inula road, oloso to railway; vory ot, cap. A5 EXMOUTH-STRKET-Two Cottago., i rooms and waßh-houfo oaoh. _UIIO. AO ROCKY NOOK—Convenientl-rcomcd Cottaao, garden, land, &c. £'iio. 850 80 AOKitS. near Hot Springe, Walwors. Al MARV-arKKET. MOUNT EUBN - Pretty CottaKO,s rooms and pautry,largo lovol ~Uot mant. BJ3 CHAPEL-STREKT-Honßoln this oontral posi tion, suitable for boarding hoaso. very choap, 1319 KYUKR PASS P.OAD-Compaot Cott_-c, 8 rnomß, vory oauvenlont, 831 TWO SUOP- end Bwolling., on good leading thoroughfare. 820 GRAFTON ROAD-Honso, 8 rooms, gaa, _o h2 AVONDALE—House. 0 rooms. extei.slvoshw.B, stable, ouihouseo, etc, »nd highly oultlvatod form : largo orohard. otc. BIS PONSONBY—HoufIu,. rooms, two tanliß, nar dou, etc: very ohoap. Bli) PONSONBY -Uoaso, 7 rooma. waoh-houso, tanks, well, feci large gardon, full fruit troe-, B« GRMAT NORTH ROAD — Houbo. S rooms, garden, fee i_:!3 4000 AOKE9—Freehold Land, suitablo tor a cattlo rnn; easy dlatanoo from Auokland, 19 Y-AHS LEAKE ot 8-roomed House and groands, ground root low A3S SEVKKAL MUOCISrt of Natlvo Landß. Tliloa, Crown Grants. Vory cheap. AlO KAURI BUSH, SCOO oaree, good water front age, «t low prioe, Al7 12 ACRK3 good ploaghablo lovol Land, oloso to Whau Stalloa. A32 PARTIOULABa OF OTHKB PROPBRTIKS ON APPUCATION. 3SVBBAL GOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VEP"_* LOW PRICKS. P^lSlj' ___L_W'j__--7lxT-SS-HiOTTrffi»-M_ 177, QUEIJN.STREST, Oppoalso iiorrla & Co.'b. JAMES TINDAL, ACCOUNTANT, house. lanu, te commission agent, Ahd Law Whiter, HIGH-STKEKT, Aucklahd, FOR SALE: PONSONBY-Honso and Land, Colloge Road. Lot 7. Price _~-0, And two adjoining lota 8 and 9, it doslrod. GRAFTON BO AG-Allotmont 16, ot Seotion 10, oorner of Grafton Kond and V- ynyard streot, with ten-roomed Houbo, stables, and outhousoß. Prioo £1000. OHAPKL STHUKT—BIx-roomed Houso and Stable. £500. V-CTOBIA-HTREKT WEST-Threo Brlok Shops and Bwolling-houses, juut built, Prico, £2,100, or to Let at 30s per week eaoh. FRKEHOLD BLOCK, la central position, oIOFO to Que6n-Btreet. with Briok Buildings end Iron roof suitable for Warehouses, Beo, Propili-.tors having Houses or Land to dlaposa of are requootod to commnnloato with tho under signed. No obargd nnloss sold. Wanton to Purooaso (immediately), Throo DwelliKg-hons:a of about 8 roomß, within ea6y di.tn.uc- of P.-sL-oilloo. J A M E ~TxTn D A L, fiiaH-STEEKT, W O li SALE, -***• By EDWARD WAYTE, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT.— VOLCANIC LAND (at Monnt Kden)-10 aoros In oonvonient paddooke, with Seven-roomed House. Oathulldlngs, Cistern, Fruit Troes. Ollered for a few days. A Bargain. MOUNT ALBERT (noar Railway Statlon)- Allotu-onts Balf-aore upwards; Voloanlo Soil, Busine-s Sites, Magniiioent Viow. Vory easy terma (cheap). SEABIELD HOAD (80 feet frontage'-Comfort ablo Soven-roomed Houso; gaa and water la'don; overy oonvonleno?. Prioo-Low. Torma—Eaßy. HOUSE OP BIGHT ROOMS (well built). 15 minutes from Queon-stroot, Adapted for private resldenco or bualnces. Gaa Stovo omple wator supply. Offered ohoap. MOUNT EDEN (near Hallway Statlon)-Seven roomod Houso and Largo ■ Allotment: good bUßlneaß alto, £500 only. Terma—Basy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Edon)-B_no Seven roomod Houso j loltr rooms, conoreto oistern, boilor. oathouse, with nearly one aoro vol oanlo land. COTTAGE ana Large ALLOTMENT close to _.i_y icr kf-ii"j. 001-i.Elt SHOP ond DWELLING at Parnoll- A rare opportunity for a pushing man. sa one foitun. haa already boon mado out of it. WANTS)* KNOWN-That X, Way to. Honeo and Lout) Agont, 177. Qiuieu-otroot. has con ntnnt oy^lioatlona to purchase or runt Small Houses Within oasy dlstanooof Qnoon-streot, aud for Buildlot. -.tun. ■ KD. WAYTE. , Houso acd Land Agent,



_-__-i-_-___--_---_-___-ll..;ill, I M_—---_-_---_-_-_ | wurmmttn. . ___ _j7 fl / g* JBnflmea. t.ottces I— ■ —T" —-TRADE r „,, • —"J MAR X• — =-J ' IJI O 1. SALE. 1 Four-wh-oted I'og Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wli-olcd i:cg C-irt (n-arlynovr) 1 Small Lady's Phaeton (nearly now) 1 Lar-o Lady'a Phauttm 1 Double-soato; UURgy 1 Wa.'goncao, with canopy r E - j. E A 0 U C it ». o OPTICIAN, Has n B»00- SPECTACLE. AND HYB GLASBI_f_ ol every ileoorlpslon, an acourato Pit Guarantor-, COMPOUND MICROSCOPE- AND TELB SCOPES, Poworf m* and Cheap. A V BRO ID BARO-tK-SF-I. THKIIMOMRTWUI, £T__G-RI- i_L__., BA.YTK_.I_~ AND Fittings, Magnoto Elcctrio Machines and -.Medical Colls. OPERA GI..AS3K3. BINOCULAR field AND MARINE GLASSES, THSODOLITKS, C-~1-'A_3i-S, Skxtakth, Spirit Hydrometer., Saccharometors, Sollnomoters, Argentomotcrs, &c, _-_~_se. ASENI FOB TAYLOR"*! PATENT BE WING MACHINES „ EXTRAS, lantrnmen-. and Scwin.; Mschii-ca repaired, Opposi-u thb Posit Oriri-i-, Hhnri.aua-otr-Ot. g\ j. _ £■■ .« V P O _>' '.' JS _S, t f.'OAO- £-"MU X.' •) >E Kli. i .BHY•S7K <•' S?T, ft 17(111 &AEB, W.B.—iiOK-i.-:''" Bt_utto, f pese., i? eiioes, £l_a (Bum anil . Sine-.-, o* I'-vn'-rccn. st Lowe.* _v...Prla~_ FUS-KAi.'*; PHOTO I'OOH., "_naTiu srD-a~s._rr, *-t Y—ltoni ore Irvit-. to lapjec. Pclioan. View, p? v.n liv. La_.s, Atir-JUand and Bush Sooner?, Bro. Tim f.r!.~t«i* v~rloty al Orlst-ial Portre'-t* rJ -£i-.r* *_).(i;ljr-£ .Ie? ir. *-l_w &«_*__d, THOTOOniCBY IS Afcf. ITS illlAKflHl-. PAIN'S V» Wholesaled Retail »Q W. H. HAZARD, Gunmakc_, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, r.DOTCOHHI.T T3 THC ItOYAL YACHT atjUAOIION, W~ M. v*G A*• SADDLER, Sec, NEWMARKET, lias received, ex Langatone, v supeiiorsolcctlon ot English Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', Gouts', Boys', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spura, &c., and is prepared to sell them at prices that will defy competition. N.U.— Also, a choice lot of Nickel Silver and other Bud-lea for making nil kinds of hurncss. I'-fr-" . *_'-„.•■&*■-'s' C« It AI%E- a BKf. T H SKiJ, ' A_.tXl.-i>* fVitl'f-'X'HAPt-I'.Bl? (o?r,-5,'-.ss_ t'EiO. iiia'-t., Qoia ii ■. -g c ~'., „*?d**_a~d Ph-tcerapbv in m. *_-~._f_i ana Mom _r._Mfna.lo DJyl_, R«.n(oAls a t_c_m__ L"nß_i-iis/;s.-l In «iJB Oolonls.. Ait Photctirjpb- _____ by the iKBTAJn.'AS'io.a I'i.eoiS-iQ. IMIOH: D-X__B-_~-?_l UHir __-a__A.*Sl*D 7JEW. i.'-^TV- O-- l.|t_tf y' ra-HOS. T o"Aß_tU'~*r, *- TU_? KAPAJ OOXt-l HBCOM JfAOXOET. C'.T.-'OM-riotTSR-e., IPrfoe-1 Was-. ~-om IM per -os, HENRY WHITE, BTATIONBR & BOOKSKI.LER, UIOU-BTUKK-, AIOKL-ND (~-t .bllshed ISGS). Respectfully informs the publio that ha bns Brmovhd to Promises at tbo Corner of High streot and Vulcan Lano. Just Opened- Superior Btattonory, Account Boohs, Sec. at reasonable prico?. Albums and Borap Books at low prioes. Brgrcssing and Wiitin ozecntod. VJUPEKiOI- WBBUtiA'S&O i'~~i~a,_, G. P A B .■ X J- R *3AB -"OK _____ ~ _a_n_-~ oJ the abov., wltH Tay ready for as., as nnd upwards, AP nro Btbak Wobko, VicToau-BTBSsni. or bis Sho. w.-ij,tKSi.~7-n-sse?, I_rsn a*_*~~i,«»; ol Boorutlitfi, Mmite- *nfl Dotra pipeit a!st_;6in »rook, Vorand-h Irosi awrec! _J ih-jrlss. acUce, ManufactuA-M." oi la-.& sni ycinpn Pipa. A photos sslo-lioii of Ohaad_Uor~, Ski,."~"i Wb "sV'_U6*!isj'-.r_.-:r.» sbor.. Oouctry flrdsn! siwa?i! vvsv.?n hte prompi »St-S-Me~a, s_tt~_2«S >t; ;~F c~< *~"a.i« t eta Patbhsv- a. ins tavnovan fi__). Ki-og grognre. GITMIKu 00H088T.., ss-~_axioi~s ?k:,-..w yi'satA... soNee, UOKO.S, too,, &0, JJvorff Porroa can feavo Sii-cie £i> sbs-f aw SSaroß t>? nsiUcß os ■ J, HOWE-EN, §HO-~_.---fi'BTR--W.. ___ Pustraußi-a imo -U htn NH*~*~~-s~i.voß._aD PIANO?) LOGS! LOGS! LOGS! TO THK MILL Wanted known, that tho Kauri Point Saw Mills, as Onehunga (destroyed by flro some months since), aro now In full work anain. All lengths of logs a'. Mill w attlnn to ho sawn. Beams and Rlrdcrs for brlok bulldlcß and wharf work, no to 10 foot, supplied on tho shortflst notico. Customers n;r.y roly upon tho oreom of tho timber koliir with their orders, as wo have no manuf-otory to Bupply. Builders and contractors will flad It to their Interest to givo their nrrlors to us, as thor will uot all f 103 ft tlii-bt-r frso from worm aud dead sap. Orders executed with d,s_ie.tohi 2~ HROB, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onohniiß*, Saptembar 1 1832, Oil-, Qox-ouK, je-_.je.__- e.._ss, 3_~.UO_3ANX.-i W, Psß<S-i*VB _£ 30!*r-- % & S?„ Qi-SS-bske-T., A_-0-.f~.a_, 5,35,, -Mpoa'i.'si'ftss o# pa k 1 jr rt aak»s >. a_, _.*_-._"_- _>_-*?raivC>'v_, 9_i__-;'---.,e*.itU>:-.:\, JiU-f ssod, A ; >d HS-KhP_A~» .-Jitfl.-jh b_. C'on«n_ii~! She.*, Phe*_- S.rnphi., (.;.&„ gh;.-.G5, T*?E_Ta _____,„., Ooiosr., f;U, VAI_C.ISHH~I Breshes, Mistitl Faints, Ciststir.'s AB.sioar. s«0lvo asd P-S-e. o_lios__ Paints. KO O LBX _. O S~9l!i, ~t_ise<i, Vea«i_K~i. tIK Piota.. 3*ranie nafl iinocj flj-fyraSloiiß, ifanasr Pr~ro~_ for Cablno* __,& 0.8.V. _?S08~;8-_ e{ evei*? dc.-.orSyi'ic.a In gr-_ii vt-ilst? H-S-__—?_.__« &_d __b__e_, ASiinu-D Jsr Photcs, __-_■■_"-, £»., _k.i &a. OsJ-oni! o~ 0. Dil.y i-OonSa, r_i al-oa i Oahteet s_~6 C.D.V, SScnate; Ajrafi.-* E_a*-i_l-_ii ¥j l!, is 3, l_t-.'tof: d-vfayß Ga E_a_ tha L.jgs.6 ctsoh: o. the above gocSs ir, She HorSh Istana oS K<_w Kesiond, aro ~,._. So e__*o~te either vrhol©. sais or -.tall _;~--.e on tha racist ~_vo_raWa __~_i_, Sam_:lo<_ o*: Pa__srl._isig__.KS -rom o-p_a utooi, «. 0. crisis-] • sees, seua sa _si.p_i«i. Mon. Now sottltrs i_ _*.ncslf,nd *ho_l3 u_BpecS em; sto-fe ef Pais..rhans,.a_iT, una Pictures be.ora «ti__a as Sit-l- new homaai th.?t.__ >I__ go_io« ihlsgWMil.tli.me-t-sclove.fyoas. W B _'HIJ-__i-;PS'_.SO_. I . Uu_j__.-Si_i.i_t.*. AWSHiSfB



Ironmongery. ' _E3. _PO_RT_E3_R &c CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STIIEETS, AUCKLAND, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE, Cruet Stands ffTTfl Tea an(l Coffee Seta Butter Coolers Jk. cjk /s> /^> Biscuit Boxes Pickle Frames S^'lf *ra Egg Frames Sardine Boxes wWk m* Pwm Candlo Sticks Cake Baskets A W^>.^__^J^ ©Jb| Fruit Stands Dish Covers 'JftjaMf|^7!"P^i®}__lk To"let Se*a Fish Knives W^^MW^^^^S Napkin Rings Trnys andlSalvfcrs j ____,_ ffinmm«T-_iiHi_« w H KNIFE CLISotNGIMACHINES. Rapid Water Filters ____*&_-''%_. Housemaids' Boxes Kniie Bearda and I'oli.U J^__Wfi*9o^_ Patent Cinder Sifters Sausage Machines Coffee Roasters and Mills Suusaeo Fillers Indiarnbber Kniie Boards Mincing Machines -*M.., .ti&ffi&vfc J Soap Pudding and Jelly Moulds fj^_f^^^--^^^Vft-S9 Brunswick Black Lady Help Knifo Cleanors Finery Cloth and Black Lead NOVELTY ANP EUREKA WRINGERS. Spring & Lever Mangles __f^J^_jV-f.mim _ ___ -ikW-W. Brad/<Hrd'» Ma- Combined Manxes oho\T%M^_^^-i^Mb^_____V\\\ chiaea and Mangles Wn.licfs __Tw__\\___l^^^L3.Wl J_f ;men<» BTul~_& Buckets Copper F-rnocc Far.s TV' ' niNTT^!*HWIrP-i '...llT^ „ * Iroa **t_~ Mrs Potts's C.ld Handle W lj I'^ii-Jiiflt |Ml|itf | i "°wel Eolters S-dIr.DS JuEwl*-* X_ ," nl"- P|nng<» Bathi Laundry Stoves _^_I "EUREKA" l_»H# i, *„ c?" 8 Wash Board, and Clothes ~ni M ~A |Pr s Jp^aslTeta Fluting Machines T®f§_B=_Ssis__as\ Gofletiug and Pinking Wite Clothes Line. 3 BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Iron Bird :!^f. Hose Reels for winding Cages IP.' garden hos. Brass and Iron Parrot _/jF Garden Shears 00868 ;~^_fS!^~. GudcnßoUers Wire nil Traps ml mm n nvnv__ ■ 7TTVrv44-~i~^A*.T~v I harden Boats and Chair, FlyCatchers WluWM^^^. n ~ __ • Garden Syringes Garden Arches :^^y^Sfj^^_mJJ^^o -, , -, ' •"unln ß Shears Galvanised Wire Seod I I I !tf Protectors *1 JIL _-____._ t| Scythe, and Handle- Metallic Labels and Gar- /^Mfflfpilii^_t' Hose Branches d<inPeßß - Bl^.^^~^*m_- W/Bilh Watering Pots td&tW, _~S~J- ?~f-C^ H \\ if&_. flp ill Wl: H& 1. M Ctwt Iron *»ow__ Vases Philadelphia Lawn Hffi^ *. V\ !' l";\ *V tj£kW „ _ „ Mowers ■, /% . _J \J^__\& r Coat Ir_ra Fountains Lawn Edgo Clippers '• jtvi^gkn. _=£•*" Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklots '^_Hl^-_lc__^'^ Hoeß> Bakef < Spades, and Trowels COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. Marble and Slate •%. Kitchen Fenders Tile Hearths ,/ff 1- • -/^l-^s. ___g_~S^^.^ .^Jj/f^__%, Bronzed Hat Un.- Plated Fenders & j_W__i^^^^omyMM lllilil ii MarbleTopTables COTTAGE RANGES AND AMERICAN STOVES. Kitchen Eange., ... llll^^O Pocket Spirit Stoves and without High j|^_^^^^|^^*^*^"_f^ Copper Preseiving Heating Stoves |lillii§„ ' JsSllf^^-irflsp'^*%__w Kent Grates i E. _PO_RT_E3E &. CO-, RETAIL DEPARTMENT: I WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT: QUEEN STREET, I BIQE STREET, ' AUOKLAND. ALL GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWNgANDJ-ÜBURBS, i