THE V.R.C. SPRING CARNIVAL.

(From the Melbourne " Argus.")

The Maribyrnong Plate.

Mr' F.'.K. Cox's bl f Narina, by Yat-' ' tendon—Atholine (Pigott) ... ... 1 Mr J. Stewart's b c Kingsdale, by Mari bymong— Rosedale (imp,) (McGrade) 2 Mr J.- H. Hill's b f Lady Jervois, by Emulation—Talkative (Quinn) ... 3 Hepfcakos, Archie, Tichborne, St. Law rence, Breeze, Tabletop, Whagunyali, Tri poo^Little Sister, Off Colour (late Precious _{'ono), The Prior, Aberfoyle, Middlemarch, War wide, ..Privateer, Diana, Statesman, Gertrude, Laplander, Delusion, Monsoon, Queen of the Sea, and Chloris, also ran.

Betting: 6.t0 1 agst Narina and Wat" vsick, 7 to 1 against Diana, 8 to 1 agst St. Lawrence, 16 to 1 agat Lady Jervios, 20 to 1 against Delusion, and from 20 to 25 to 1 agst any-other. > Tho held wentaway to a straggling start, Tabletop and Lady Jervois showing in front as they got fairly off; Narina, St, Law rence, Warwick, and Kingsdale were close behind the leaders. Archie was lasi away. As they neared the course Narina had a decided lead. Warwick was running very unkiudly. Kingsdale and Lady Jervois were at the head of the others. Narina came in a winner by half a length, Kings dale waa second a head before Lady Jervois. Delusion, St. Lawrence, Warwick, Little Sister, and Wahgunyah wero next in that order. Privateer, Gertrude, and Queen of tho Sea brought up the rear. The time, Im. 4s_s., haa only been beaten twice, namely, by Palmyra and Segenhoe (both by Maribymong, from the Fawn). Their full brother Warnick would have had a great chance of repeating their perfor mance this year had he run kindly, but he lost all chance through swerving all the way up the straight, and even then he finished well up. The value of the stake ia £2105, of which the winner gets £1805.

The Victorian Derby

Alter an anxious interval of three-quarters of an hour, the bell rang tor the Derby hors.s to muster at the starting-post, the telegraph-board showing there were only ten starters. Navigator held the pride of place at the head of the betting to the last, ihe public supporting him so strongly that he left the paddock at even money against the field. . Ho looked the very perfection of condition, and his grand muscles showed out in fine relief beneath his dark, satin-like skin. Next to Navigator the horse most noticed wa3_ Segenhoe, who, like hia great rival, was in grand con dition, bnt is of an entirely dif ferent formation. Bo exhibited a more graceful outline than the Terrara colt, but to those who scanned him closely he showed a deficiency of mnscle, particularly in the hind-quarters, when compared with the A.J.C. Derby winner. Guesswork looked small and rather commonplace beside the pair named, but when sent along on his preliminary gallop hia perfect action elicited general admiration. Fryingpan was raiher overlooked, not withstanding his recent victory at Cauifield. Boolka looked well and seemed to have improved since he last ap peared in public. Transferred, who was to play such an important part in the drama about to commence, waa scarcely noticed, and Calma had no friends. There was an appearance of staying about King of the Vale which caused a few to invest on him in the expectation that "the cracks would run one another out before reaching home. Standard Bearer, rather light and lather leggy, had yet a "cut-and-come-again" look that gained him a few sapporters. Mr E, de Mcstrc's bl c Navigator, by Robinson Crutoe—Cocoanut (Hales) I Mr W. fearson's br c Fryingpan, by Bethoal Groca—Saucepan (Power)... 2 Hoa. ■J. White's br c Segenhoe by Mari bymong-The Fawn (Murphy) ... 3 Aide-de-Camp, Boolka, Calma,' Trans ferred, Kin-; of the Vale, Standard Bearer, and Guesswork, also rao.

Bettinsr.—Even against Navigator, 7 to 2 against S3genhoe, 6 to 1 against Guess work, 10to 1 each,against Fryingpan and Boolka, 16 to 1 against Standard Bearer, 20 tb 1 against King of tbe Vale. After a few attempts the hor en were sent away to a fair start, Guesswork and Navigator being quickest on their legs; then followed Boolka, Calma, and King of tho Vale at the head of tho others. Standard Bearer was last. Guesswork soon singled out in front, and led round the first turn, where something interfered with Segenhoe, causing him to trip and lose several lengths. Boolka, who was pulling double, had rushed np to second place. Transferred, Calma, and Aide-de.Camp were next in a buncb, aod behind them wero f avigator, Frjingpan, Segenhoe, and Standard Bearer in that order. King of tho Vale was acting as whippcr in. Going along by the river Transferred went up to Guesswork, and forced tho running at a great pace. The pair drew well away from the others, and at the railway bridge they were fully half a dozen lengths ia front of the rest [of tbe field. Boolka was third, followed by Aide de-Camp, Calma, Fryingpan, Navigator and Segenhoe, io that order. King of the Vale waa well behind," and Standard Bearer was last. As they went on Aide-de camp dropped back to the rearmost division. Rounding the far turn, Guess work and Transferred .were still racing fer the lead. After a gap of about tnre. lengths waa Boolka, followed by Calma, Segenhoe, Fryingpan, ' Navigator, and Aide-de-Camp, in that order, and close together; King of the Vale wos next, and Stand ard Bearer still last. As they pasl eel the abattoirs Guesswork and Transferred were still together infrent; Frying Pan, who had gone up to third place, was about a couple of lengths off, Boolka. was next, With Segenhoe going np on the outside, and on reaching the sheds Segenhoe was well up with tho leading pair, Calma had dropped back into the ruck. Approach ing tho turn for home, Segenhoe, who was going B'ronz and well, went up on the out side level with Transferred and Guesswork, upon whom the severity of the. pace waa evidently telling. Fryiog Pan nnd Navi gator were next, Boolka was at the head of the others, Standa<d Bearer was improving his position, Aide-de-Camp and King of the the Vale were well behind. SegenHoe held the lead on tbe outside as they entered tho atraight; Guesawork was well up next the rails, Transferred, in the centre, was dropping back beaten, Frying Pan waa next, with Navigator immediately behind him. Segenhoe came up the straight apparently with the race in hand, Guess work dropped back beaten, and was passed by Frying Fan and Navigator, Standard Bearer was next, then followed Trans ferred, . Calma, King of the Vale, and Aide-de-Camp. Half way up tho straight Hales called on Navigator, who answered most gallantly, and pacing Fryingpan he caught- Segenhoe as they ioached the dis tance post. Segenhoe was disposed of in a few strides, and Navigator won comfortably by little over a length. Fryingpan came with' a good effort at the finish, and beat Segenaoo by about.half a length for second place. Standard Bearer was next about four lengths off, then followed Calma and Guesswork together; Transferred, Boolka, King of the Vale; and Aide-de-camp finished in tbat order.—Time, 2m 41Ja PERFORMANCES OF THE WINNER. Laat seaaon Navigator made his ddbut at tho V.R.C. Spring Meeting, when he ran, a dead heat for second place with Guesswork in the Maribymong Plate, won by Segenhoe. At the same meeting he won the Flying Stakes, three-quarters of a mile, carrying 6st 61bs; time, Im. 16_s.; Moipeth, 6st 6lbs, was second; and Mia taken, 6st 61bs, third. At the V.R.C. Summer Meeting he won the Normanby Stakes, five furlongs, carrying 9at; time, lm. 6_s,; Solitude, Bst 7lbs, second, and Boolka, Bst. lOlbs., third. At Geelong, he won the Sires' Produce Stakes, seven furlongs', 9st. 3lb. } time, lm. 375.; Guesswork, Qat. 101b,, second.and AHander. Sat. 101b., third. At the V.R.C. Autumn Meeting be won the Ascot Yale Stake?, three-quarters of a mile, in lm 19|s. • Boolka second, and Solitude third. At the A.J.C. Autumn Meeting he won tbe Champagne Stakes, six forlongs, carrying Sat. 101b.; time, lm, 16Js.; Heols, Sat, 81b, sacond, and Jessie, Bst. 81b, third. At the same meeting he was third in the S.'^s' Produce Stakes, seven fur longs, won.by Jessie. In the Great Foal Stakes,. carrying 9st 31b, he ran second ti Jessie, carrying Bst I2lb. As a three-year old, he won the A. J.C. Derby in 2m 48ja; Segenhoe second, and Lord Loftus third. ' At the same meeting he won tbe Mares' Produce Stakes, one mile and a quarter; time 2m His; Hecla second and Jessie I third. - . '' '' j

The Melbourne Cup.

[ Mr J. E. Saville'sbrh The Assyrian, I syis., by Countryman—Tinifinder, j 7st. 131b. (Hutching ... ... ~. 1 Mr T, Reibey'scbh Stockwell, 4yre,, i by St. Albans—ldtlla, 7st, 61b. _. I (llellly) .".. '~ ... ... -2 Mr E. De Mestre. br _ Gudarz, 4yrs.^ 7sr. 71b. (Gaiusford) ... 3 Darebin, Lord Burghley, Savanaka, First Water,. Cunnamulla, The Drummer. ' Segenhoe," Odd Trick, Sweet William,

I Santa Claus, Lord Lisgar, Jessie, Stinw, jSylvanu?, Little Jack, Standard Bearer, | Flying Jib, Mistaken. Anglesey, King of tbe Vale, aud Brunette also ran. I Betting.-4 to 1 agst Sweet William, 5 | to 1 agat Mistaken, 8 to 1 agst Little Jack, •12 to 1 agat Odd Trick, 15 to 1 ng&t Steck. well, 15 to 1 each agst Stin?, Kins of the Vale, and Darebin, 100 to C agst Assyrian,, 20 to 1 each agst Lord Lisgar, Sylvanus', Savanaka, Cuunamulla, 25 to 1 agst Poilio 30 to 1 each agst Jessie, Gudatz, Drummer' 40 to 1 agst Santa Glaus, 50 to 1 each agat Lord Burghley, First Water, 100 to 1 ogst Segonboe. . ■ ~.. . long before tho jockeys began to weigh out for the Melbourne't'up the slat;, was crowded with spectators, all anxious, to get i a look at the gteat race. The passages ■ were bo densely packed that it was impns- : sible for the occupants to move. As the bell rang for weighing, the rain came down •' very heavily t and those Who could not, get under shelter were soon thoroughly soaked. Under these circumstances the toilettes of tho Cup candidates wero performed aa. hastily as possible, the rugs not being stripped off till the very last - moment. The -usual final polish -so dear to the hearts of stablemen was , therefore dispensed witb. The parade, which is such a marked feature in tho race for the Melbourne Cup, and which is so much appreciatfd by the ladies, was not obsei ved on this occasion, the horst s coming on to the course in the usual style,' As most of the jockeys wore overcoa's, it .Wits with difficulty the uninitiated could distins' { guisa the horses. The rain continued to descend heavily, and entirely roobstl tho preliminary gallops of all interest. Owirg to the misty state of the atmosphere, and the jackets of the jockeys being wet and dirty.it was almost impossible to tell tho* relative positions of the horses, and soon after the start, owing to the mud flung up by the horses, all the riders were of one colour before they reached the stand. The first to show at the p.st wag Sting, followed by Lord Burghley, Mis taken, and King of the Vale, and then, in the midst ot a blinding shower, the rest cantered down in Indian file, the majority of the riders enveloped in top-coats, f-a the public favourite trotted down the line he was cheered by the spectators. Mr Wat« son was early down tbe post, and as soon as the boys discarded their onfer coverings he gave tbe order to marshal! into line. Lord Burghley took up the in side position next the rails, and stood as quiet aa a sh:ep till the woid was given to go. Next to him was Jessie, King of the; Vale, Little- Jack, Sting, and Segenhoe,' The centre division was occupied by Sweet William, Mistaken, Lord Lisgar, Odd Trick, Stockwell Anglesey, Standard5 Bearer, The Assyrian, The Drummer, and Darebin. Those on the outside were First Water, Poilio, Segenhoe, Brunette, Ciinna< mulla, Savanaka, and the others. Cnnna. mulla exhibited his temper, and lasMng out just missed Little Jack's near'hind-" quarter, as he was becoming dangerous to the other horses, Mr Watson.removed him to the outside, and neixt to Savanaka. After od. or two attempts they were cent away at 16 minutes past 4 o'clock in a heavy shower of rain to a very even start, Stiog in the centre, Stockwell, Gudatz, and two on .the outside getting a little the best of if. Lord Burghley and; Jessie were both slow in moving. .As they swept by tho stand, Flying Jib was in front, Stockwell was next, Gudaiz, Little. Jack, Santa Claus, Sweet William, and' Drummer were closo up. After rounding: the tura past the stand, Stockwell went to the front, led along by the river and round, the far turn, where Segenhoe. raised the hopes of his followers by showing for .a moment near the head of the main body,. At the sheds Mistaken went upon the outside, and took third place, but he'corns pounded very suddenly before, reaching tha turn for' home. At the half-mile post Stockwell was a clear lead in front, and' going in such form that it was the firm' opinion of all who weris watching liim that the Melbourne Cup would go to Tasmania.' Assyrian, who had been running seco_^v from the far turn, arnd' Gudarz, who was next, were being ridden in chase of the leader. Darebin and Sweet William wertf' at the head of the second division. Stock? well led into tbe straight, and was going so well that a general cry arose of "BtockweU wins." Assyrian, however, came on very gamely under the whip, and Darebin, next the rails, made a fine effort to get np to the i leaders. Half way up the straight Stock well, Assyrian, and Darebin were clcse; together. The big horse dropped back before reaching the distance, and nearing home Assyrian passed HtockweU, and woar" by nearly a length. Gudarz came well af file finish, and gained tbitd place, a length behind the second hoise. Sweot William was fourth, -Darebin a close fifth, King of the Vale was sixth, Santa Claus and Brunette were next, at the head of about a d -en. Time, 3mins. _osecs, Ihe victory of Assyrian was a great Bur« prise, the horse not having been mentioned' in the betting since the Cauifield meeting.* where he never got near the-front in the* Cauifield Cnp won by Little Jack. It was noticed, however, yesterday that the horse was being backed quietly but persistently in the paddock, Assyrian was backed soma months ago; but after his defeat in tha Cauifield Cup the public lost faith in bim.: Assyrian is a good-looking bay horse, with plenty of pewer, and standing nearly 16, hands high. He is by Countryman (imp.) out of Tinfinder by Tarragon out of Decep-ei tive. He was bred by the late Mr Holland;" at i'urretfield, S.A., and Bold as a yearling te Mr Barnard for 90 guineas- He afterwards became the property of Mr W. Pile, who in turn, sold him to Mr Saville, his present trainer.. Mr J. Allison, the theatrical agent, in conjunction with one or two friends, bought him a few months ago for £300. He was heavily backed by his pre sent owners for the Cauifield Cnp, and so disappointed were they at his performance; in the race that it is said one of them laid heavily against him for the Cup.' Had at first-class jockey been on Stockwell, tha Cup would, in all probability, have gone to Tasmania. The most creditable perform, ance in the race was) undoubtedly that of Darebin, who with his long-striding action and heavy weight, would suffer more than any other horse ..from the state- ■ of the ground. He showed that he is a tho roughly game horse, and tbat he can stay a distance aa well as carry weight, The vic tory pi Assyrian is a great relief to tha fielders, for though he was backed fairly]. some time ago, and a good deal of money; was put on him in the paddock, he was a much better 'winner for the ring than most of the starters'. The race for the Melbourne Cup of 1882 was a disappointing one, alike for the backers of horses and the few who like to see a truly-run race without the additional exeitsment of gambling. From the state of tho ground it was.felt by all racing men that it was an outsider's race, and consequently there was alack of that excitement and intense interest that usually accompanies this great lace, : T '.-

Performances oftheWirinei'i j

- Last year at the A.RC. winter meeting won tho Duke's Handicap, one mile and a' half, carrying Bsts lb, beating Lady Melissa, 7st. 111b,, second, Mountaineer, 63c lUlb,', third; time 2min. 51secs. Two days after he won the Royal Handicap, one mile, 9st,: 111b., D.0.D., 7b*. 4lb„ second; Tom Brown, 7st., thi:_, time.lmin. 51r, A.R.C; Park meeting, carr} ing 9at,. 4lb.y ran' second to Turretfield, -6sfc. 81b.. in Exhibi. tion Handicap,, one mile, Baron yon jMuel.' ler, third, 7st, ' 131b.; lmiu. i Ms; S.A.J. C. spring meeting. carrying 9st 21b, second in Spring Handicap, one mile and three quarters, won by Vagabond. 9st 51bj Fictitious, 7st 21b, third; time, 2m. 12s. At the V.R.C. spring meeting, carrying Bst 101b, he waa nowhere in tha Van Yean Stakes, won by Baron vOn' Mueller, 7st 111b, Respite, 9st 21b, second j time, lm. 455. At tbe S.A. J.C. Accession Meeting, carrying 9st, he was third in the Victoria Cup, one mile and a quarter, won by.Prometheus, 7st 41b. TyropeaD, 7st4lb, second; time, 2m. 13a.

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Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage ot 293 llnkß to Park Road . and containing 3 acres 3 •' . • roods and 9 perehea, 81l rioh volcanlo soli In the highest state of cultivation, part being beautifully laid out with flower gardens and sbrnbbery, port or chard, - and the rest subdivided Into paddooks-, all In perfeot order. The j Bnildings erected thereon consist of §7 A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RBSIDBNOK, I , commanding o magnificent and exten sive view whloh can never he obstructed. I -: and a large nnmoer of outballdlngs In . first-class repair, as now ooonpled by J. U MaoCormlok, Esq. I- , Full particulars In future Issue. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, I ■>'-.-.■ Auctioneers. W. 8, COCHRANE] IMS. DACE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. I XTINGSLANDI T7-INGSLANDI I; , JXjNGSLAND I XVINGSLAND 1 I KINGSLAND 1 . 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Should this not bss ready for the market at tho Novem ber aale.lt will be offered with other por tions ot Whataupoko In about the month of March next . WAIMATA. , By Tender, to close on sth December, The FRKBHOLD-or LEASEHOLD for 21 - Years, at the option of tho tenderer—of portions of the Watmata South and Kost Blocks, and containing in all about . 15,000 acres. Tenders to be endorsed " Tonder for Watmata Property," and addresaed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com •: L'; pony, Gisborne,, .. The whole of the above land Is of flrsi-olaßa quality; well-watered, with a plentiful supply - of Bosh, and the Company would direot Special attention to It as affording a good open ing to small capitalists, ita rioh soil and easy aooess to town by either road or water render ing the whole very deatrable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will bo offered, and every __~ -: j ■ indaoeme_t given to Intending buyers. M_£_ Plans may be seen at the Land Company's mm Offloe, Gisborne, and at any of the offices EgK throughout New Zealand, of the New Zealand HI Loan end MeroontUe Agency Company, -"- Ltojlted. .... «i '--'.:'". !"':. R, KILL FISHER, EH*_ __ ■ . MIMMW mm pufboa-)28l-Beptember, lei, """•



Auctions. E. TONKS. _?C CARR. B. D. TONES TO-MORROW. TWO NEW HOUSES, PROSPECT STREET, 'PONSONBY. TWO houses' grace-strket, PONSONBY. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction on Wednesday. Novomberßtb, at 12 o'clock, ■■ * GRACE-STREET, PONSONBY-Two Five roomed Houses, Allotment 10 by'loo. well finished and comploto with every rtonvonlenco.Bndbei 0 gßubof AUotment 11, of sub Allotmonts 30, of Beotion 8. •PROSPEOT-STKKKT-Two Now 6-roomed , Houses. wellflOlehod. with grates-tanks, So."and being aUotment £9 and 90. Properties Flagged. Terms: One-fontth each; balance oan remain. B TONE?. S. O. CARR. B. D, TONES EARLY IN DECEMBER. .BUILDING SITE'S AT MORNINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT~MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil-Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instructed by A. K. £Toylor, Esq., to ecll above Property. It Is suivayod, and plans wiU bo ready in a fow days. B. TONKS & DO. B. TONKS B. C. CASE B. D. TONKB EARLY IN DECEMBER. a a ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN !>Ir SHIP, adjoining Railway Station, fronflngWSew NorthJttoad, the property of H? Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and will be offered for positive salo at an early date, B. TONKS & CO. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE, PDKEKOHE MOJNTHLY SALE. IN consequence of Wednesday, the Bth November, being a pnbUo holiday, The undersigned will hold their usual Monthly Sale of Stook. &C) on MON DAY, the 13th, at II o'clock. HUNTER c. NOLAN,,. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH. DURHAM YARDS, WOOL SALE. THE First Wool Sale ol the Season will be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 20th November, at 2 O'olook. Full-weight Wool Paoks for Sole HUNTER & NOLAN, DURHAM V ARDS. WOOL, HIDES, SKINS. AND TALLOW. Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. ' , """" TO-MORROW, THE REMUERA YARDS, ALTERATION Oj. SALE _>AY. rjf\HK usual Sale will be held on Wednes- JL doy, November 8, at I o'olook, 150 Well-fatted Cattle 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs All Stook mnat be forwarded either on Saturday or Monday next to ehaura being taken. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at "die Haymarket, on Friday, Nov. 10, at 11 O'olt jk, tbe follow ing Yell-known Horses, HARRY MOUNT YOUNG PERFORMER TAIPC. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. DESIRABLE CATTAGE AND 1 ACRE FIRST-CLASS LAND, IN SELWYN-STREET, ONEHUNGA. FOR SALF, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, November 10, Upset Price being £200, THB COTTAGE RESIDENCE, property ot J. G. Lawton. It oontains 10 rooms. Situated on |an aero of First class land, well-filled with f rnlt trees, ond very complete outbuild- Lags, and is surrounded with a paling fence, . all in excellent repa'r. ALFRED BUCKLAND. -•ULKSDAYB, f H _ X A V M A R X S"! T. BALE 07 WOOL, SHEEPSKINS HIDES, end TALLOW, oca- Tuesday, nt Utfoleo-. ALFRED BUOKLAND. :■ int OUN TX V CAT TL E SA L E S.. Pokeno—Monday. November 1_ Drury Fair— w edn cad ay. November 15. Parakuro—Wednesday, November 29, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. . FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BK HSLD AT THE H A V M A R X E :% ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, -: W" OOLPA OP FOR SAL E. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. IMPORTANT SALE OF OTUD ANIMALS, THE AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL hold their Second Annual Sale, at Penrose, hy auction, after the Cattle Show, on Saturday. November 11, at noon, Tf ns\ PUBE-BBED BULLS and a JL_**V few GRADE SHORT-HORN BULLS, Comprising 60 SHORTHORN 50 HEREFORD 10 DEVON AIBO, '..- FOUR SUPERIOR YEARLING . CLYDESDALE COLTS, Out of Clydesdale Mares, Imported from Soot land, and got by Balr Athoie, winner of six prlz33 in Scotland, and a prize winner at the Kllburn Royal, Sec The SHORTHORN BULLS ore got by the Imported Bulls Oxford Royal. Duke Winsome, Prinoe Wild Eyes. Baron Tregnnter, Baron Baby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS are got by Horaoo lib, a prize-winner in England; or by Coo moaale,flrat prize-winner at the Royal, and other Prizes. . The DEVON BULLS are out Of Imported Cows, by an Imported Bull. Catalogues of pedigrees oan be had from the auctioneer or from the Agriooltnal Company, Fen Court, Cambridge. • ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer; : •';. The Annual Ba'e of Stud Lincoln and Lelceste Rams will be held In Penrose in January next.



Auctions. SILERSLIE 1 EIIERSLIE 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. JSITESI Villa Sites i Axilla Sites I TERMS: ODE-THIED CASH; BALANCE AT SEVEN FEE CENT. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to offer for Bale by auotion, on Monday, f Oth'.Novera ber, at noon, at Dowden'a Mart, THE WHOLE OF THE BALANCE OF Y. LERSLIR T3ARK. i LERSLIE JL AHK. NOT YET OFFERED BY AUCTION, THE LAND comprises about 55 acres, all laid out and planted with choloo Trees of overy variety. THE LAND is being cut lp into lots of from quarter acre to two acres eaoh, with chain wido road frontages to the Panmure and other roads. THE DISTANCE is ab nt three mlnutos' walk from the EUerslie Station, and tho views from tho whole of tho Eatato are very good, THE LAND la well sheltered, and not excelled by any yet offered to the publlo in. the fast rising and favourite suburb of EUerslie. The Surveyors aro on the ground, and litho graphic plans will bo ready,] for issue In a fow days' ime. - " THE LOTS will bo flagged, and any farther information may bo had of tho Auctioneer. TERMS: Ono-thlrd cosh; balance thrco or five years at 7 percent Title—Under tho Land Transfer Act R. C. GREENWOOD, j Auctioneer, IMPORTANr ANNOUNCEMENT,] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT NOON. CUNNYSIDE, TBTb. Q Eeiag Lot No*. Si, PARISH OF TAKAPUNA (Adjoining land sold on the 11th October), TEEMS : Twenty-five Per Cent. Cash ; Balance, Three or Five Years at Seven Per Cent. It will be seen from a pemsal ot the English cablegrams, published In tha papers of tho 23rd Ootobor, that the HARBOUR LOAN for the purpose of building a NEW DOCK at CAI LIOPE POINT, capable of taking in the largest vessels of HER MAJESTY'S FLEET, has boon so favourably regarded by CAPITALISTS at HOME that the LOAN was subscribed at a con. sldorab'e premium 'nd the list in the ag_.o gate far excoeejs the required amount. This aot must be most gratifying, not only to tho proprietors of land in the Immediate vicinity of theprojeotedundertnklog (WHERE VALUES MUST INEVITABLY ADVANCE IN A MUCH HIGHER RATH THAN HERETO FORE), bnt also to tho whole ot tho residents and wellwishers of the Province ot Auokland, who most look alike with pride ond pleasure to the prestige and importance which the splendid HARBOUR and superior DOCK aooommc dation will afford, THE LAND now about to be offored.'os will be.seen by the Ilthographlo plans, IS most eligibly situated, not only as regards Its proxi mity to the NKW DOCK, but also In respect to its commanding position, having splendid MARINE and TBRINE VIEWS, whioh pan never; by any possibility .be shut out and from the greater portion ot the BLOCK the City of Auokland reposes In her Qaeon-like beauty, and fornlaheg a moat charming picture. Moreover, It Is the only available BLOCK of Land likely, either now or at any future period, to come Into the market, and as suoh taken In oonneotlon with the very liberal terms offered should excite tbe moat eager competition for its posseeslon. TERMS—Twenty-five per cent, oash; balance may remakt at three or five years at seven per cent. The Land is out up and pegged, and Litho graph-) Plans Ore In the press. ~ R. C. GREENWOOD, t Auctioneer, . , , ; AX AN EARLY DATE. ':, MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH-MADE FCRNITURE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. B. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr C. A. Bydder, of Northumberland House, Sareflold-Btreot, Ponsonby, to sell, at an early date on the premises, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE EN GUSH- MADE FCRNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR y ■ PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CARPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly be loaned, and tbe Honse Thrown Open for Inspection for . Intending purchasers a fortnight before the Bale. .■ 7; ' aiso, ;; i (If not previously deposed ot), at the same time and plaoe,* will be Bold the SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE Of 20 rooms, replete with every modern con venience, and known as "Northumberland House," together with IiARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The Honse Is close to the water's edge and • proposed new nler. and commands a ver/flne view, is suitable for a boarding school, an Ila In ' every way well suited oa a Marine Family Real dense, or Soperior Family Hotel in tho rising district of Ponsonby. i The remaining Ground is being out up Into about nine lots, with-frontages to Sanfleld- Btreet and the Wattemata Harbour. . i ' The whole of the Freehold, containing i aores, I win be offered la one lot as per plan, and If not 1 cold In one lot will be sold as ont np, R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer," Corner of Queen and Shortla-d .tieete.



• Auctions. | Moun Albert.] monday, november 13, NOON. kvinspkotion is courted.taj Villa Sites i , , ' y ■ _.. ■ t. i Villa Sites i ! V illa JSites I j '. t RoGANViLLE 1 HoGANVILLE I LAUGE LOT 3. GOOD LAND. GRAND VIEWS. TOWN COMFORTS. COUNTRY LUXURIES. FIRST TIME OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, AND WITHOUT RESERVE. ROGANVILLEIsnotout upwlth tho Inten tion of offerlr^ it to tho pnblio aa r speoulat'on, but is ont up with a vlow to find buyora who wish for a homo in a healthy suburban district, amoDgot green fields and nicely wooded slope?. having a oheertul and bright look-o.t.oombinod with every TOWN COMFORT, without TOWN RENTS ond TAXES. Tho lots are eaoh as to enable everyone to have room for Kltshen and Flower Gardons, Orohard, and Paddook, and will not bo sold in SUCH ABSURDLY SMALL LOT-as appears to be the general oustom of people owning a few aores Of suburban land. ROGAIs VILLE is far beyond oompartaon with any other land In MOUNT ALBERT DISTRICT, having tho MOUNT _LE_R. STATION on Its BOUTH-EAST CORNER, being bounded on tho South ond West by the MAIN NEW NORTH HO.D, ond lnterseoted by pnblio roads 60ft wide. The LAND lies to the North ond North-eaat. being sheltered on tho South and South-wtßl by Mount Albert and Allendale. Tho views from UOG ANVILI.F. aro tho best without exoeptlon, of any In tho Mount Albert dlstriot, and equal to any aronnd Anokland. Tho land Is of tho first quality, both of RICH VOLOANIO AND LOAM, oil In oholco KngUfh gross ttnd olovor, and besides beiog CL-ARED OF STONE has tho advantage of possessing a never-falling supply of PUR- SPRING WATER. The natural loy of tho land is all that f ncy coald possibly make It, as In tho future no doubt RO3ANVILLE will be, as It Is now. tbe centre of the Dlstriot—the centre then of n very popoalona Dlatriot-ond then will be found tho benefit of l»i naturrily eloping fields; for though not of a too ateep gradient, they will be In every woy conducive to health EVERY FACILITY Is glvon to intending buyora and others to view the Property, and It will be their own fault if they don't take ad vantage of tho opportunity. Free Posbos by Train or Qmnibus can be had of tho Auotion eera; alao Llthogrophio Plone, with full par ticulars o£ omnibuses and trr*n tlmr, FINALLY, The Land will bo Sold ABSOLUTELY on MONDAY, 13th of Novomber, at Dowden's Mart, at Noon, and all who wont a Home an RICH SCORIA LAND. CLOSE TO TOWN (HITHER NOW OR FOR THB FUTURE), are requested to go and see ROGAN VILLE. There are other Lands in the dlstriot for Sale, and, after comparirg thorn with ROGAN VILLE, bay era ore i. quested to use their own judgment Terms; One-fourth cash, balance at 7 per cent Speolal arrangements oan be mado to suit bona fide settlers. To be Sold at Same Time and Place AS ROGANVILLE. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERTY of Mr _. Stovenaon.bavlng 108 feet frontoga to New North Road by a depth of 160 fset to the Great North Road; together with the huge and commodious Balldln?, Stables, The Building was Intended for an hotel, bat would ma. a capital general or grocsry store, and tha parohuer without donbt will doable hia money, aa it must eventually be license, as an hotel. ) R. O. GREENWOOD, Auction oer. Corner of Short! md and Oaoen-streets, mo W NS H IP OF Mount Albert. 13 oganville ! o oganville 1 XiiOGANVILLKI XVOGANVILLBI SPECIAL FREE 'BUSES Will run to MOUNT ALBERT on SATUR DAY next, the Uth Instant, leaving the Office Of R. O. GREENWOOD. QUEEN-BTR_ET,at 2.30 p.m., ret-i-ing from Mount Albert at 13Qp.ni...... . , ..,.;' .......V . '.. :.. i INTENDING PURCHASERS, :-.!.-..-■ - -„: •■>. Oft . PERSONS WISHING TO VIEW THE LAND Can obtain FREBi PABSBB, \ from the Auotloneer to take them to Mount Albert and baok ANY DAY DURING THE week, 7 7; " y '"" EVERYONE..' :'. : .'•.,; Desirous of obtaining a CHOICE PIECE OF LAND Of GOOD HIZS and WELL SITUATED, ought ta avail themselves of this opportunity to VIEW BEFORE THE SALE. , : THE LAND NOW OFFERED WILL BEAR INSPECTION, both as to position, QUALITY, and ASPECf, and la without donbt the Best Ever Offered For Sole In Monnt . Albeit liatriot. _Ei. (Jail G" RE X N WOOD Auctioneer. - — THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28. , 7' AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD.. LEASE OF RESERVE FOR USE OF TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. , B. C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed to sell by pnblio auction, at the Offloe of tho Auokland Harbour Board, on Thursday, the 28th day of December next at 11 _.m„ - ■ The Lease of Reserve, Customhouse-street Bast, for a term ot 50 years, subject to the provisions of 'The Harbonra Aot, 1882," for the use of the Telegraph Do .*» jpartment. ; - '■>. ■ j „ 7 ;R; C. GREENWOOD, ' Auctioneer. .' :: _



. . Auctions. ! I ' .7 ~'iw;;7t l ■ -Vt " i . \ FRIDAY, NOVEMRER 24, i At 11 a,m, | AUCKLAND HaRBOUR BOARD." ! LE»SE OF EORESHORE AT NORTH j SHOBK FOR SUGAR RfiFINERY. i R. C, GREENWOOD OAS received instruotions from tho ' OL Auckland Harbour Board to Bell by. i Publlo Jinollon. at tho Ofllces of tho Hoard, t Fort-atrcot, on Friday, tho 21th Novomber, 1881, : at. 11 a.m., . ' THE LKdait FOP- FIFTY YTfAHS, in torms I of "The Harbours' Act 18.8 "of 1 PORTION OF Tllis" F'jxK-HORB at NORTH t SHOR'i FOR TUN PUl< i JuSffi OF A. SUGAR' REFINERY. Plans. Conditions of Haio, and Draft of Lease may ho aeon at the Office of tho Anokland Har bour Board. . _ \ R. C. GREENWOOD, j Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. MR R. C. GREENWOOD BAS received instructions to soil, at an early date, .IALOTS, situate in EDEN TERRACE; fO Also, TWO NEW 5-ROOMED COTTAGES, All tho property of Mr Haslett Tho Lots w"l bo fle-rgcd during tho present month, and Lithographic Plans issued. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, c_nffl____to TO-MORROW, CITY OF AUCKLAND. HOUSES FOR REMOVAL. HEPBURN & PICTON-STREETS, G, W. BINNEY HAS recivod instructions from the City . Council to tell by auotion, at noon, on' Wednesday, Nov. 8, on tne ground, (For Removal) PICTON-STRE-T. 1 VHRINDAH WOOD COTTAGE 1 DOUBLE WOOD COTTAGE 1 WOOD HOUSE. Also,- IN" HEPBURN-STRBKT, 2 WOOD VEBANDAH COTTAGES, Ta RMS-Cosh on fall ot the Hammer. Bo'ldings to be removed within II days from the day of sole. ■ I ■_-__— _!_, Busine-'B Notices. J e Bs BLAI XI E, VICrOEIA-STREET. IMPORTER OF BUIUUKKS' Se FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DISEOT FnOM M.VNUB'AOnniKUB, Has tor Bale, at Low Rotes- Carpenters' Tools Nails, Looks, Hinges Kltohen Bongos Keuister Gratea, in groat Variety Marble and Rnamellcd Blata Mant'eplooea, Largest Stock In Auoklnd Marble, Elootro-Plate, Curb, and othor Fenders Galvanleed Iron, Shoot Lead, and Zlno Slates, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION ISVITKD. GLT Chapman, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Haa muoh pleasure In notifying to his Cus tomers and tha Pnblio generally that he has now taken poaaesslon of and resumed Business in bis NEW AND SPACIOUS PREMISES On the Old Site, viz. 54, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE BANK OF NKW ZEALAND and also takes this opportunity ot thanking his Customers for tho support accorded-tto him during tho past 28 yoars, and hopes that with each accommodation aa ho now has, he will bo aolo to supply all requirements, G. T. CHAPMAN, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, H. QUEEN BTB.-T. npo CONTRACTORS AND OTHEKS. We ore prepared to Sopply PIPES AND BRICKS In Large Quantities. JOHN WILSON & CO., . 81, Qdeen-btbebt, ._ FENCING Ot every description put np by contract Nol '_y oan lo it cheaper or bettor than Sam, White, Paling Fences, poat and rail; Wire and Picket Fences ot every sort Prloos on application. All kinds ot Gates made to order, ond fixed where required. , Fonoes Painted, Posts. Ralls, F-lingß. Shingles. Honse Blocks. &o„ for sale at yards, SAM, WHITE, - Fencer, Gore-street (near Britomart Hotel W'afiflOOHi -KUThJIIiH, SOAP AND CANDLE MAN UFAOTUREK3 (?©X'S CRJS'KK, RICHMOND sniox i DOTR-a-PTRaEsr. aucs-ANC Ossh Purchasers of Tallow. WOOL Bheepal__B, a_dflO-__ __ WATER LAID ON, as low ab will pay. Plumbing, Gasfitting, and genkbal Jobbing, Patbnt Chimnky Tops, sinks, Baths, &p„ &c, &c, ROBERT "PEACE, Shortland-STBEEt. rIyOAMEH CARRIAGE AND DRAY ■ li. FACTORY. MMES MACKIE, Pbopbiktok, Viotohu-stbef. East, A-C-LAND, Seyilrs of erory ft-soription n Wood and Iron neatly exsourod on the test notico. Springs made ana repaired. ra on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, slso li-shark Shafts and Sppkee, Rod Qam Felloeß, and Hobart £own Hardwood, * N.B.—Country orders nunotuall attended to. |1 BOu is v LIME. grou¥d"*limb, FOR SAX.B, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCDB LIMB, In any quantity, for Conorote, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stone flagging, Is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting Qualities). For tanks and other wet work It Is a (tot-class moterloL B, KEANE, "SOLE AGENT, nuBTOm-HOUBE-fITKBIT. FLOUR.MILLS OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Beg to Inform the publlo thot they ore now pre pared to supply Supebior Oatmeal In any quantity, guaranteed pare and fresh, Floor. Bhnrpr Bran, Wheotmeol, Malzemeal, Moißo, Oate, Fowl Wheat, See,, always on hand, j Depot—Karangahape Road, Newton, I Mills—Western Springs. - AngUßtll,lßß2. ■''.'■: -. ! ■': _I } \ QT. MUNGO CA FE, NOTICE OF REMOVAL.. . Chas. Cannino, having to givo np possession Of the temporary premises occupied by him for the past six montlte (opposite to the Union Bank of Australia), and as his Now Promises will not be ready for occupation before the Ist of Novem ber (about threo weeks hence), and being unable to obtain a suitnblo place to carry on his shop business, would beg respectfully to inform hia customers and friends that all orders left at Messrs Glanvlllo & Ellyott's, Grocers, opposite tho Union Bank of Australia, and at the Misses MoLaughlin, Shortland-Btreot, or at tho St. Mungo Cam, at tho rear of the now building, j Queen-street, will receivo his best and imme- i diate attention j BUBSON..TKEET STEAM COFFEE J . MILLS.-H. P. Gibbons & Co,. Tea, ' Coffee, and Sploe Mcrobnnts, Wholesale and Fam'ly Grocers, Coal. Firewood, and Produce Dealers.-H. P. Guidons and Co,, Hobflon-1 treet, Auckland,



Dutemeea Notice's (pO TO HEAD QUARTERS FUR purest iv.nsß. and best iii Cbbyston Poultbt^Yabds, Lakk Taka. PUKA. VARIETIES— Light Brahmss. Dark Brahmss White Coohinfl, Buff Coohinß. Block Co* 1 -Angshons, Monorcas, Houdons Blaok Pollah W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hambnrgs, Plymouth Rocks, 1 .kin Kuon.and Aylesbury Duoks SEND FOR PRICE-LIST OF HGGS, Eggs oarr fully Packed, end cent 'o oil parts the Colony, . MT Write for Just what you wont, ond ae* dresa aa above, I guarantee satisfaction in r! ordinary oases. Visitors welor -no, Snudc:' xoep'.ac / f|taOlS, X |TAR_tDXX, ! ras KAFA3 CiOKK BROOM FAOI'OKVf, o_flSO_S-HOO-9 ... Prlesa i Wftas, From 12/8 pcs fi; \u T~HK AUCKLAND FOKWAKDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENOY Despatoh Goods and Parcels of all descriptions 13 every part of tho Town and Suburbs, at o Ohbaip Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, The following are the Hooking Agencies i— A, R. Lvdd, Oob'tmaher _ Karangahape Rood W. H. Young, Grocor ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrnle, Bakor _ _Aroh Hill J, Held, Cabinetmaker -Corner of Kybor Pans ond Symonds-st a Raid, Qrooer _ _Oornor of Kybor Pain and Grafton Roads W, 8, Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Reldl, Cabinetmaker .Newmarket DELIVERIES t- Town Hoorlj. Kubui'ii... i lin.m. andßp.r.l NO. 7.1 TVslnohnnrs Rlxohonge, HEAD OFFICE t- NATHAN . ntJNU. O_g__o_____KTO_» i-1> P E A O O O !_. JL • OPTICIAN, Has n Stock SPECTACLES AND BYB GLASBKS Of every doaorlptlon, on accurate Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIORO3OOFK3 AND TSLB SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Annuo id Baeomktbjis, Tiikkmombtbiis, Blkotrio Bells, BAiTERnca and FrTTINQS, Magr.eto Electric Machines and SMedletal Colls. OPBRA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIEIJ} AND MARINE GLASSES. TBXODOLITKS, COMPASSKB, SKXTAKIW, Spirit Hydrometers, Socchorometers, Salinometers, Argentometers, _c, &c., diss, Asm. irosi TAYLOR'S PATENT BBWIH6 MAOHINK3 Se EXTRAS, Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, Oppositb the Post Oirien, Khnrllvirt-filrrie*, H, HKIISNKK a BOW", • BUILDERS, CARPENTERS, AND JOINERS. Yuloam liAtra, AU Eronches of the Bnildtni' Trade executed by Experienced Workmen, Shop Front.. Offloe FitttlnKS, tec. PAIN'S \ Wholesale_ Batall * f^y W. H. HAZARD, Gonmaker, .Queen Street, Auckland, Agont for JAMES PAIN, London, VTIOTEOHNIST TO THI ROYAL TAOHT SqUAOSOM. T W H A R~D I- E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT,, MOKKY LSNT OS PRBSONAL BEOUEnT. HIQH-BTRKBT. A-CITLAND. rpO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY. F. DAVIBS, Boot ond Shoo Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Rood, calls the attention of hlii on. lomors ond friends to the following i—Child ren's Elostla Boots, from 8s; Goloahes, la Cd (children's): Women's Kid E.S. 800., from 78 fid; cheap Une In Mon'a Klastlos, 12s (oolonlal made, fcoJ j Woman's Colonial mado Lo.l etc. 12a M. JAMJS& BUTCUSER, DARTER, CONTRACTOR, _0 Booda Carted and Delivered bom ahio . Bids Oft Shortest Nrtloe, Ballast Supplied. --WOAST.II AKD BAT OV IriLAtSr.? C'OA- Alsa Blrowood font and nnoutl ronitov.iib'i.-.■ . «ft 7 I L L 1 A » X H O __ A S, f ? Oanuar of heme ond Vlotorio-«t«rs«l:t, Auoklond stout aOH.KKKTA-, HAEBLE, AND GKHIiSJLSk STOmniABON, AXCniTBOTURAI. SOULPTO2 AND CARirBB Inscriptiona accurate and be-aiUul. Monnments, Tombs, Headstones, and every dwerictlon of Stone Work at Iho lowmt iiosslbir 1 OI lor town and r titmlr £gsS!^§^ AJ BB f P CFIFT «^^^^KJ MANUFACTORY". ' ■^^_^^^H Corner of Albert-etteet, fWiS^S™ Private, orders speolell]' liv *" i ?-*sffi BtffDdef tr, pre esp- MsWr? mannfaotorcrs. All Dresa Shlrta to order me.de on measurement - only. Fit Guaranteed. Ci O X SALE, 1 Fonr-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wheeled Deg Cart (nearly new) 1 Large Lady's Phaeton 1 Double-seato.- Hnuav Wanted to Purobaße, Double-seated Hooded Buggy. _ - LOGS I LOGHI LOGS I TO THE MILL Wanted known, that tho Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by Gro some months since), are now in full work agaha. All lengths of logs ac Mill waiting to bei sawn, Beams and girders for brlok building and wharf work, np to 10 foot supplied on the Bhorteet notioe. Customers may rely upon the cream of the timber going with toelr orders, as wo have no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their Interest to give their orders to us, as they will get all fresh timber free from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with despatoh. M H.ROIE, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehunga, September 1 1882, J~~ F! MARRI OX X, - AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COM. MISSION AGENT, QUBBN-STRBKT, AUOKLAND, Country Bales Attended. Ta X HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. "8, WYNDHAM- STXE ET. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY, (LIMITE&VEaTABLIBHED 1862. Porveyoks of Light, Heat, andFowkb. The Company sell and ereot gas-fittings, In cluding gaH apparatns of ovory description, and gas-power engines. Stook includes Onto Gas BJnglnee. Office and Showrooms. Fort-B'treet Q. LA S 8 ".-O r""-T_ riLABS WORESI Our Leading Articles this week ore i Oonf ec doners' Jars, 1b per lb; 8 Glass Jugs for 2s 8d j Uamp Chimneys, 8 for 6d; Glaeo Balls for Shooting at in quantities to cult purchasers; Jorden Shades, ail eises t Fish Globes and Gold Hah, very cheap. j ■ IS. 0O0"_ri! SONS, I FEKBMAN'B BAY,



Land and Batata Agents. WT~V. b*ev^ li.CUSE, LAND .«,-» FINANCIAL AGENT GENKKAIi COMMISSION AGENT, Jf.'SX- UKIOK HANK, QOHBH-DTRKBT, AUOK LAITD. Properties advertised froe of oost, and no ohar„G mado unless buslneisa done. LtSta of Properties for aolo forwarded monthly to A Rants In Napier, Wellington, Ohrlstohuroh. ond Danodln. " Inauraucos effected on Houses, Crops, Fur nltnwiSco. __;., . . Proportlea Valued, Surveys Undertaken, Building Estlmut . prepared. Mortgakos ond Los* a negotiated, FOR SALK GBAOE-STRKET, Pou*o»by-Houße, 5 rooms, on deterred payments, vory cheap. 878 ROCKY NOOK—Homo of 5 rooms, quite now, on eloforrod payments. CJ BBRESFORD-STREKT-Hoase, 7 rooms, large hall, water laid on, . B7S 50 ACRES of Land in To Awamutn Townßhlp. all fonood, port sultab'a tor building Bites. MOUNT 80-KILL ROAD-Houao, 6 ro;ms am! scullery, 3 ohimlnles. tanks, See. 873 SKAKIELD VIBW-Nioe Cottage ot"' rooms, garden, and largo workehop. £380. BSZ PAPAKURA-7-roomed Houso and 32 aorea Rood land, on main road, oloso to railway; vory or.oop. ' . As 80 ACRES, near Hot Sprlnas, Walwora. Al , MAIIY-afREKT, MOUNT KDEN - Pretty >: .ttas?o,6 rooms end pantry, largo level ..Hot ment. " W43 OHAPBLSTRKE.—House In thin central posi tion, suitable for boarding honuo. Very oheap. . , B_» TWO SHOPS ond Dwellings, on good leading thoron.hfaro. BZS GRAFTON ROAD—Houso, 8 rooms, BUS, SO AVONDALK—Houee. 0 rooms, extensive sheds. Stable, octhenues, eta, and highly oaltlvated farm: laivo orchard, eto. 813 PONSONBY—House. 8 rooms, two tanks, war den, eto,; very oheap. 819 GRKAT NORTH ittlAD - Hoaso. 0 roomß, gordom. _o. .. .. 823 4000 ACRES-FreeboM Land, Bnitnble for a oattio run; onsy dlatanoa from Auckland. SEVEKAL BLOCKS ot Natlvo Lands, Tltleßi Crown Grants. Very oheap. AlB KAURI BUBH, 3000 ooros, good water front*, nge, ot low prioe. , A47 12 ACRES good plonghablo level Land, close to Whau Station) A32 PARTICULARS OF OTHER PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION. SEVERAL UOOD ALLOTMKNTB AT VERY LOW PRICKS. T> O B T. BURROW, Xii HOUSB, LAND, E3TATK. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, COUNTRY 88.TTLK.B_' CORR-BPONDENT AND AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, Rents Collected, Sal6B Attended, Insurances Effected, Mortgages ond Loans Negotiated, Deuds Engrossod, Agreements Made Ont Books Posted and Balanced. Several Mouses and Allotments for sale oheap, Partlonlara on application. Tjl W A V T E, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, BROKER. &c 177, Q U E E N - S T R E B T, Opposite Morrin & Co/a. <md, house, & estate agent, valuator, Schkbff's Buildings, Foet-stekkt, AUCKLAND, The undersigned, In Commencing Business n Auoklßnd, begs to announce that twelvo years' experience in Waikato has given him on Inti mate knowledge of the dlstriot, aa woll as a business oonneotlon extending to all part- of the Anokland Province. He Is, therefore, in o position to Rive the tnilent and most reliable Information to Intending settlors, who will receive letters of Introduction to his local Auente, and they will offer ovary faollity for Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON 7AND FOB Sals. Voluations of Town or Country Property mode ot the shortest notioe. MONEY ADVANCH-D on Freehold Seonrltlee, In aums of £100 up to £5,(100. MONEY INVESTED, ond no ohorge made io Investors, • KENNEDY HILL. «VH A.. \.y ILL lAMSON, HOUSsS LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT Vcloam LAHm. -AnaiTLjND, .Bankers I—National Bonk of New Zealand, RENTS and IKTKR«BT Callaote-. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on flret-elass aoourltlea, without G__hg_. Six por cent allowed on deposits until Invoated, MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARKS Bough* or Sold to Order. 3STATKB Managed for Absentee-, ALLOTMENT 3 Bought and Houses Ballt en tho Weekly Payment System. SUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR BAIS it sss srao.t— Sootland-etreel, 80/ West-Btreet, 80/ Inkermsn-street, tt/ Hepburn -street, IU Bond-street 15' Ligar Plaoe, 067 Argylo-street 16a Norfolk-street, (0/ Bareaford-street, 90/ Cook-street. 810 Poralval Parade, 16/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclwnatloa, .9 Monnt Kden Koad, £1 Howe-street, 60/ Kvbor Pass. £8 Rankett-stroot 15/ Normanby Itoad, «I Nolßon-street, 80/ Brighton Road. 10/ A !eo, tc various otter streets at low ntes, j_ a 0 '■>(") 70 LEND, in Sams ol 810 and up. 2j-±vuv wards, on good socuritie". SEVENROOMKD HOUSIC and Two Allot ments (or sale, within quarter of an hour's walk of Qneon-atreet Easy terms oan be arranged. , _ EW SHOP and 7-roomed Honse for sale on J.™ ths Monnt Edon Road. Splendid position for bnslneßsi Terms as agreed. WHANGARKI— small Homestead for Sale, with eplendld orohard, over 200 fruit bearing trees, alluvial soil; frontago to Whan garel River; two miloa from township, DBRKSFORD-STRltEl'-New and very cor,- JO vonlont Cottige for Sale, near Congrega tional Ohuroh, On easy terms, ncAA-SIX-rtOOMBD HOUSE (new), with Xiuvv pantry, for Sale; very convenient; water laid on: eaiy terms, POAA-FIVE-KOOMttD HOUSE for Bale In AOVU William street, with detached wash honee. Easy terms of payment. HAMILTON (Waikato)-Honse and aore ot gronnd for sale, two minntes walk from Bank of New Zealand, tor £100. Lot 321, Hamilton Wost. ttUNUa—Eighty Aores Df Land for Sale J_L £65. Also. Eighty Aores at Wotkiokle, for £65. A splendid chance for working man. ■P9QO—New anil. WeU-flntshed Honse for *£OD Sale, at Rewky Nook, New North Koad i allotment 10 x 120. Very easy terms, NORTHCOTE — Seven roomed House, out buildings, Jcc, and 30 aores of Land for Sale, Very oheap. Grand view of the harbour, 4*91 A—FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale, iS^iv off Cook-atreot. with largo aUotment ; 1 OKATOKA TOWNdHIP. - Two Large A Corner Allotments for Sole for £20, having hree frontages. "PONSONBY — New Six-roomed House for X Sale near the Three Lamps, Prioe, £320. Easy terms of payment ' DEVONPORT, Lake Road-Several very choloe Villa Sites for Sale, having road and sea frontages, ond possessing the finest landsoape vlows to be found around Auoklond, Very easy terms of payment ■P_5A-A NICE NEW COTTAGE la New *-_■«. v ton tot Salßi ytlax lwga Bha4j aUot . ment 10 x 100; very oheap, WAITEMATA RIVER FRONTAGB.-Land for Sale ot £2 per acre, In largo or small blooks. Kaay terms, PARNELL— House and 1} aorea orohard for Sale, tn full bearing; oowshed, workshop, fowlhoneo, -0.: One soa view. in oa-FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE for Sale in X/XuU u_ o city, Hmal _ (iapoait Bnd we0 ]ji r oyments taken. j?nOK-HOUSE for Sale in William-street * ,j4O,J near Bs. James'Ohuroh. EFSOM— Gentleman . VUlo Kosidenoe. eetren rooms, ewaoh-houso. stabling, fco. £000. iff"! AK-THRKH-ROOMaiD HOUBI3 for Sola »A*sJ inNawtoa, noar King's Anna Hotel; level allotment fiasy tonne. BBMUBRA-18 acres, for Sale j excellent soil ond splendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, Parnell - Six-roomed Houso for sale, allotment 40 x 1001 water laid on. Pries, £27*. PrONSONBY-New Six-roomed House and A Workehop for sale; two allotmentsi two frontages j easy terms, ' WELLINGTON-STREET. -Pretty Cottage for sale, near St James's Ohuroh i g? a and water laid on; garden, Bee. PARNELL. — Newly - finished Blx-roomed House for oa_.i plsasant view; SB3O, WARMB also For Sole at Waikomlti, Pore i * momma, BtokerslPdlnt, WoiiokereL Mohn rnugl, North Bhora, Popaknro, _o, Aldo. see list In AV_ Zealand UeralU and Weekly News, O H A St, WILLIAMSON BfiTATffl AGENT Voloasi LAWS "Si OK S A U EJ ',•_?'.; B. EDWARD WAYTB. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBERT-Gentloman's Resldenoo, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In aurjera to building! Man's room, washhonae, outbuildings, coachhouse, stable, cowhouao; fine voloanio soil; magnificent view; near station. VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Eden)-10 aorea In convooiont paddocks, with Seven-roomed Honse, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. ' Offered tor a fow days, A Bargain. i MOUNT ALBERT (near Railway Station)- ! AllotmentsHalf-aorenpwardß; Voloanio Soil, ' j Business Sites, Magnificent View. The whole j, of the purctm; o money can remain at 7 per . cent M HOUSE OF EIGBT ROOM 3 (weU built), 15 V minutes from Quaon-street Adapted for i private resldonco or business. Gas Stove, ample wator supply. Offered cheap. No. 205. . MOUNTEDEN (near Railway Statlon)-Saven- ! roomed House and Largo Allotment: good ' business Bite, £500 only. Terms—Easy. - VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-Fine Seven- 1 roomed House; lofty rooms, oonorete olstern, t boiler, outhouse, with nearly one aore vol- i canto land. ' COTTAGE and Large ALLOTMENT 198 feet by 150. 010.-c to City. £200. CORNER BHOP and O WKLLING at Parnell— 1 A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already been made out of tt WANTED KNOWN—That E. Wayte, House » and Land tgent. 177, Queen-street hasoon- * Stent ap»lloationß to purchase or rent Small Houses within easy distance of Queen-Btreet and for Building Site- j OOTTAGE nnd ALLOTMENT, Poneonby. £160. BOUSE ond ALLOTMENT, Beofield Road I cheap. \ Bd. WAYTB, 'o House end Land Agent, "



The milk in the cocoanut; There are no pumps where the cocoanut grows, which, perhaps, accounts for the milkinit. ->: Rev. A. G. Bray, of Montreal, has floated a colonisation society for_flie North-west Territory on the London market, with a nominal capital ot £1,000,000. ' '' I A contract bas been signed botween the Government of Portugal and Bravtm, for laying a cable between Lisbon and tha United Stater, touching at tho Azores. ,' IMOHKK-S Dni OF CONSUMPTION; -So do 'lions and tigers. This is a very important fact as tenaing to prove that although phthisis is in many instances distinotir hereditary, neverthe less it may be, and frequently is acquired. SUch JB the, pathology of the eminent Dr Graves, Whose cluneal experience and literatiu-e aroacr Cepted as the highest authority. In late times tho treatment for consumption and brohchial complaints has become more specific and hope ful. Hypophosphite Of lime is combined with cod liver oil and quinine. The wonderful eucalyptus is also used with marked tift-'t oh bronchial mucous membranes. The combination 01 these remedies in Aioldn'sSyrup of Eucalyptus . With Hypophosphite of > ime and Quinine lias been the undoubted means of affording per manent relief to many sufferers. Agents—The New Zealand Drug Company. ./ '■