Correspondence.

"THE VISIONARY

FACULTY OF

MIND."

(10 tho Editor.)

Sin,—As I understand the attitude taken up by Mr Mackechnio in his recent paper on this subject read before the Institute, it is tiat of the purely material philosopher, who not being able to biing extraordinary phenomena within the operation of ordinary lawSj rejects them as nonentities, In this way he comes to the conclusion that the visions seen by Swcdenborg and others (aod I presume, also, those witnessed by Moses, Peter, Paul, and John of old) are na more tlian the result of a species of delirium tremens. True, Mr Mackechcie did not include tte3e ancient visionaries explicitly; but he would have been more logical and more honest had he done >o. To my mind there is but one issue in ti is matter, and that is a very clear one. Hither; tin se angels and otber spiritual1 beingsrexist.or they do not. If their exist ence is admitted even as probable, their visibility to certain eyes is not difficult of acceptance, to those who know any thing of the wonders of clairvoyance.^ It therefore follows, if spiritual beings exist, that there is no need to go searching for an impo-sible theory of "reflex act.on of the mind" (which is nothing more than the worn-out hypothesis of "imagination") to account for alleged appearances of these beiaiit, i*jr ia there need to insult "seers" by a suggestion of delirium tremens. Ido not know of uhat religious persuasion Mr Mackechnio is ; but I would like ortho dox people pa-iicularly to understand that s.^rit exist, nc-; is the central d«ctrine of our Cnriitip.n religion, and without it the doctrines of the Incarnation, Transfigura tion, Re-uiv. c ion, and Ascension of our Lord become mythical and meaningless. If there is no spiritual existence, the whole fabric of Christianity is I aseless. On the othe: hsnd, it Ctiri-tianHy i 3 true (and it is almost an insult to modern intelligence to v c th-; "if" in such a case), then fp'ri ual exis'.euce is the grandest reality of ttie u^ivirse,; and those who have the faculty ot i eeing and holding communion with spirits aid angels, instead of being "dreamers," victims of imposture, tools of 'their own imaginatioa, or sufferers from a kind of delirium, ara the most favoured and blessed of human creatures in God's crea tion. I did net expect to find such a danserons development of materialistic science in onr city ; but having found if, I deem it my duty to point out to the Chris tion community what kind of heresy is taught in the Institute, in presence of the Bishop and other without repu diation or contradiction.—lam, &c,

NO VISIOKABY, Auckland, November 25,1532.

MR CASS AND THE CLERGY.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Many citizens honestly believe that our rev. gentlemen feel that Mr Cassia in the right, and are therefore afraid that their weakness would be disclosed were they to meet him on a public platform, Oihera thick that tbe clergy consider Mr Cass's advocacy of too little importance ; and also that it vrould be unfairness itself to contest with one so much their inferior io learning. Now since the clercy have refused to accent Mr C*ss's challesge on the " Immortality of ttie Soul," wsuld it not be well for him to shew fight to our scientific genllemen, in viting them to disprove his favonrite tkeory—that the world is not round but flat. The public will watch this move with interest, and then be able to judge what wetsjtrti men of harning place on this intelligenl'gentleman's defiant attitudes.— 1 am, &c,

A.N.O.A,

RESERVOIR AT MOUNT EDEN.

(To the Editor.)

Sib, —Please allow me spjce to urge on our City Council the wisdom of at once sup plying the increased requirements of our city re water supply by constructing a capacious reservoir on Mount Eden. Some of ihe arguments in favour appear to me to be:-(a) The relative cosi of the in tended different schemes, in which, if the engineer's estimates are received (and tbereis no reason to dcubt them) the Mount Eden supply compares very favourably when we consider 1, its capacity; 2, its usefulness; for, includitg main?, engines, etc., va may infer that a sum of, pos.ibly, five thousand pounds would ensure what would be almost | a perfect water-supply for the city.for 20 or perhaps 50 years to come, (b) The proba buity that shortly the whole of the Eden rir:aee and Grafton Road districts will be me-ged into the city. This must inevit ably c /me to pass by the cheer force of cir cumstance', (c) The stern fact that in ca?e ot fire the present water supply is to tally ufele^s in the above districts, (d) and only par.'ially of service in the extensive aiid thickly populated parts of Ntwtop, Ponsonby, etc (c) Hence the deduction that in a few months' time, bat a fractional part of our city population will possess all the advantages that ought to be secured them by a reliable water supply, (f) Another power now being utilised to tbe advantage of business and manufacture is tbe motive force supplied by the h'gh pres* sure of wa'er, and which is now made to really Valuable by the admirable little engines at our command, (g) Firemen, I am sore, would plead earnestly for such_ a high pressure of water as could be obtiiaed by the Mount Bd»n .scheme, and, though the men work nobly and gallantly, still it ought not to be demanded of them that they .-hould be comp?lied to placs their lives and limbs in such imminent danger as was the case at the Newton fire, when a few tbousind pounds would fnlly equip tbem with the arms wherewith to grapple with fuch a fierce enemy at fire. And, lastly, will the Council al'.o w me to remind them of the Tast acd' unparalleled growth of our city, to remind tbem of the exten sive erection of '/manufactories, mill?, business premises, and costly residences, of its already extended municipal boundaries, of its probable growth in the direction of Eden, Grafton, xiewmarket, and Karanga hape, and to commend to them a scheme which, from information obtainable, promises to suprJy the premier city of New Zealand with a water snpply at once plenti ful, pure, and powerful. lam inspired to ■write these few lines by the hope of direc ting the attention of the Conncil to a pro* posal which, if carried out, will preserve them from such another egregious blunder as was perpetrated by the Harbour Board in regard to a large dock for our magnificent port.—l am, etc., E.W. October 2nd, ISS2.

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT FAVOURITISM.

[BY TSIEGRAPH.—OWN COREESPONDENT.I

WELLINGTON Tuesday, The " Evening Post" rays: "A new nile of a very unfair character as regards even ing newspapers has just been made in the Telegraph Department. Instructions we now liven tbat Press messages shall not be sent to evening papers on Sunday, so as ' to keep Sunday attendance at a minimum.' The effect of thU will be disadvan tageous to the evening papers in a double way. Iq the first place it keep 3 from them for a whole day informa ation which ouj;ht to be promptly in their hands, and which, in suoh case, they might feel disposed to issue as an 'extra;' acß, secondly, it mule's them in wire charges eight or ten times higher than those paid hy the morning pipers, which are allowed to take an unlimited number of words on Sundays as on other days. This is mani festly a gross unfairness, and we are ex tremely surprised that it should have received the sanction of the Minister at the he^d of the Department. Pos3iblyaehasonly had one side "of the question placed before him, and has not reflected on the injurious consequence of this new rule to the evening paper?, which assuredly are entitled to quite as much consideration at the hands of the Government a* the morning journals, which at presect are so greatly favoured."

A disreputabte plea on technicalities has been, disallowed by an honest English Judge lit the Cheet- r Assizes. The Kiver Deo Company, wanting money, borrowed fr m th< ir bankers. Subsequently money was bor.owed from an insurance company in order to pay off the bankers, and, finally, Lord A'enloek lent a sufficient sum to pay oil the insurance company. The amount owing to Lord Wenlock's estate was no less than £179.000, but tho company pleaded that the borrowing powera only permitted a baa of £125,000 to be con tracted. Baron Hudckston's judgment was not bound by red tape, nor would he sanction the triumph of'unfare ess through the medium of legal technicalitie?. It was true enonch that the maximnm sum which the Dee Company could legally borrow was only £25,000, but the Judge very propeily held that, as the money borrowed from Lord Wonlcck had been used for the pur* poses of the company, tbe defence could not stand. The company had the money, paid Baron Huddlestoo, and must refund it.

BUILDERS AND ARCHI TECTS' DISPUTE.

T be Builders' Association met attbc f?onth British Buildings last evening to ciiscuw the merits of general coaoiiions prepascd by that body. There were thiity-five persons present, twelve being "non nißmber?. Mr F. K. Holland pre.-ickd, anl in openiDg proceedings stated that, between the architects and buildtr3 arrangements were one-Bided and unfavour able to the latter. Mr G. S. Wright ' (secretary) said that before reading ihc correspondence which bad passed between the two bodies, he wished to cxplain.tbe whole matier fioni ihe corcmenceirejti [n March last a dispute arose between oullders and a'chitects respecting condi tion?, and things anived at such a state that they (the builder.-) said they had better not tender further under such conditions, c, Subsequently, however, ihe architects agreed to conditions which suited the builders, and they ere willipg to resume tendering, but after this tbo Institute of Architect?, without consulting this association, commeoced to dec the con ditions objected to. They tried to have several alterations made, but failicg thi?, a deputation from the Builders' Associa tion met(;tbe architects and requested to have the conditions altered to suit their views. It was then agreed to amend tbg general conditions to make them fa littlo mere favourable for the contractor and em« ployer, and they were so far satisfied that they agreed to tender again. It was ex« pected a committee from both bodies would make' conditions under which they could work harmoniously, but for some months the architects "shunud" the matter, and he (Mr Wright) was again directed to write, asking what they in. tended to do, A reply was sent, accom panied by condition* which had been agreed to, but it was noticeable that all the principal things agreed to afc^iheir previous meeting bad been * struck out. One alteration in Clause 11, made the conti actor r«sponsible for shank age which, o« ing to the pecular nature ol the kauri timber, it would be madness to agree to. In clause 14 the word "shall" was accepted by the architects, fixing their own responsibility, instead of " may " as formerly, bat iv clause 19, which bears on the settlement Jof disputes, the, architects struck (out "Arbitration in the usual man« ncr," end inserted "referred to arbitration — the final decision of the arbitrator by the President of the Institute of Architects." This wa3 too one-sidsd that the builders should be subjected to the decision of one of the other body,« while eacn. were equally interested. The association considered id had been used badly, and copied a set of general conditions from those used by tfce Boyal Institute oi Builders and Architects and Londcii Builders' Society, 1870. They adopted nearly the whole and submitted them to Messrs Hesketh and Richmond for re« vision, when several alterations were made and two new clauses iv« serted, Clause 24 made the employer responsible to the contractor that the architect will well and faithfully carry out all duties according to the conditiocs, aiid be liable in damages to the contractor in case of amy abuse of power, delay, or failure of the architects. Game 25 was a lengthy en», bnt may be sum marised — that if any dispute or difference arise as referred to in Clause 20, the contractor shall nevertheless carry out the works in accordance with the architects inftruc:ion?, but shculd the con» tractor feel dissatisfied with aoch decisions, be thill |within seven days after a written copy of the decision has been given to him, or his representative, give notice iv writing that he ia not satisfied with such decision, and thefinal considera* tion of the matter so in dispute f hall be re« se ved, and on the completion of the ccn« tract, the same together with any other matters ia dispute whether a decision has been given thereon or not, shall be sub* mitted to the decision of an independent and competent person to be mutually ap« proved of by the contractor and employer, and Mich decision shall be final against both parties, a copy of these conditions wa3 forwarded to the Institute of Architects* and a reply was received that they did not intend to alter their conditions. The; builders then determined to call a meeting and a»k whether the conditions were either unfair or unreasonable.

Mr Connelly said that when the Condi* tions were first submitted to the Institute of Arcbitects^there ;were eleven present, and they were adopted, while at n subsequent meeting when five were in attendance, tho iarue condiliens were rejected. He thought the Builders' Association should either determine to be no longer trampled upon or leave their offices "to someone e'se, and resort to the old system. A general discussion then took piacts upon the question whether any resolution passed should affect only the architects of the Institute or all architects, and tbe matter was finally settled by the following motion, which was carried unanimously :— "That the conditions compiled for tha Builders' Association ba printed; tbat copies of the same be sent to each architect; intimating tbat the bnilders of Auckland will refrain from tendering until the sama are agreed to." • It was also decided to have the revised conditions printed and inserted in the local daily papers.

This concluded the business,

A clever escape was recently made from the Birmingham Connty Jail. A yonn* man,named Andrew Kenyon, was sentenced last July to three months' hard labour, an^ was set to work painting' the Governor* horse, During the temporary absence o£ his guard the prisoner went into the house! pnt on a black coat in place of the ona supplitd him by the prison regulations* changed bis hat for a smoking-cap, and taking up a silk umbrella, left the house. Thus attired, he sauntered through the yard to the prison gate, and after wishing the sentry "Good day," mada the best of his way towards town. On tha discovery of.his absence, a telegram wag ■sent to Birmingham, where Kenyon wag shortly afterwards apprehended in the streets. He gave as a reason for big escape that the food was not good enough, and added naively: " There have been two clerer things done to-day—one was my escape, and the other my capture so soon.- 1 Terra-cotta silk mitts, with silk stocking of the same shade, are now worn with light muslin dresses.

P/lnted and Published by the Proprietor, Hekkx Brett, of Symonds-street, at his Gencriu Printing Office, Wyndham-strect, in the Pro/. vinco of Auckland, New Zealand. Titcrsdat, October 20, IKB,

TH® AUCKLAND EVENING STAR OCTOBER 26.



AUCDIOUt). O■MOR X O W. THE HAYMARKET. FOR UNRESE'iVRD 3ALE, on Fri- PAIR OB1 BAY CAJIP.IA.GH HORSES, aniteblo for clthor tingle or Double Banes?. ALFRED AUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HaYAIaRKET, FOR SALP, at the llaymarket, on Fri day, October 27, at II o'clock, The Thoroughbrol Maro " Pastime " Dark Brown Pony, 3 yeats; bro&on to saddle , ' Bay RldioK Horse, up to 14 atone, and a (rood fenoer 2 Aotlve Farm Hones, good woraerp, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. ~ . THE HA^MARKET. FOX SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday npxr, Octobor 27th, at Eleven o'clock-, tor the Auckland rftnd Company, FIVK HEAVY UNBROKBNDRAUGHT . COLTS. ALFRKD BUUKLAND. TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarliet, on Fri day next, October 27, at 11 o'clock, A Well-bred Chestnnt Baggy Horse , Bay Mars, S years; 25 o»«, trial Krown Mare. I ye3r3; 2J owt. trial Chestnnt Uelding. i years; lOowt. trial Iron Grey Mira, i years; useful hack; and in tho bugur; iO cwU trial. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALS, at the Baymaiket, on Fri day next, 17 Choice Horses, ex Jiacgrcgor, from Wanganni, ALFRED BUCKLAND, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. FOR SdLE, at the residence of Mr. Thomits Clefthorn, Ecsom. on Satniday next, October 23, at 11 o'c'ocK, 3 Draught Brood Mares, In foal A Medium Draught Hack Yearling And a Pony SCowb Plough?. Harrows, Harness Watehlng Machine Chaff cutter, Corn-crn&her ._- Household irumitnro and Socdrlo?. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Tuesday, november 14. wool sale, wool sale. FIRST FOR TalS SEASON WILT. BK HELD AT THE HAYMABKET. OS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. \fyjOOLPACKS FOR SALE, ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATUKDAY, NOVEMBER 11, IMI'ORTANT SALE OP v tv d *nimals. the auckland agricultural : company (limited) WILL hold their Second Annual Sale, at Penrose, by auction, after the Gatt o Show, on Satnrday, Ncvomber 11, at noon. t Oli PUKE-BBED BULLS and a 1/*!F few WBAKK SHOKT-HOBN BULL 9, • Comprißing 60 SHORTHORN 50 HEREFORD 10 DEVON Also. FOUR tUPEKIOR YEAKLING CLYDESDALE COLTS, Oat of Clydesdale Mares, imported from Soot land, and got by Balr Attaole. winner of alx prlzMln Scotland, and a ptlza winner at the Ktlbarn lioyal, &c Thß SHORTHORN BULLS are got by the Imported Bnils Oxford Royal, Doke Winsome, PriDca Wild Hyea- Baron TrcKanter, Baron iiaby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS ara got by Horace 4ih, ft prlze-wlnncr In England; or by Coo raasaie,flrßt prize-winner at the lioyal, and other prlzs?. The DKVOM BULL 3 are ont ol Imported Cows, by an Imported Bull. Catalogues of pedigrees can be had from the anotlonoer or from the Agricultual Company, Fen Court, Cambridge. ALFRED BUCiiLAND, Auctioneer, The Annual Sale of stnd Lincoln and Leicester Rama will be held In Penroao In January next, TO-MORROW, AMERICAN RACINE BUGGIES, THREE AND FOUR SPRING WAGGONETTIS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen- Bttoet, on above date, at 11 o'clook, THS ABOVB FIRST-CL&S3 BOQBIK3 AND WAQaONBTTB3. FOR POSITIVE SALE. Ex Mail Steamer. TO-MORROW. LIFE-SIZE STATUARY, VARIOUS SUBJECTS • FOR POSITIVE SALE. G&.BRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at bis Rooms, Lower Queen- Btreet, on the above uaiu, at 11 o'oloofe, in LIFE-UKK BTATUEB, TASIOUS Ex Wave Queen. This Is a rare opportunity to adorn your crog.net grounds, holla, and terraces, Also, 10 TRKBLE REFLKCTINa MIRRORS, 12 A QRKAT NOYHLTY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. TiMARIWE j^ESLDENCE gITES, T\HiYOKPOBr, f .worth ohokb, GABRIEL LEWIS' Vj AS received instiuotions to sell at his -O Mart, on above date, at 12 o'clock, . THH! UNDERMENTIONED SITES, situate opposito the residence of J. B. Rusaell, Hag., ana known aa Mr Wellb'a Market Garden. LOT 7-15U Links, fronting Victoria Road LOT 2-161 Links, fronting VauxhaU Road ■:• LOT S—l37Links, fronting Vanxhall Road j^OX I—Trlangle. Bloofc, containing 183 Links h■ h-j ;■■■'. t,, vauxhall Road, aad 121 to Victoria Itosd. To gentlemen requlf lna Villa Sitea, the above nonnd Is unsurpassed, It not unequalled, by any in the district, Bltuated oa it ie In the centre nf this Fashlonabio Marine Bubnrb, combining crnndaoll. magniflosnt vlewp.eaßy distance from Either wharf, and wltbin a few mlnuW walk of the beaoh. and with euoh advantsgeß as wUI iSJmTooimiand a premier position. Ihe pro- SerS 'la feSced. and has a quantity ol ohotce ftmtMaßhade trees plsnted thereon. • ' Teraia ntSj .„ ?,'a*l'on vtew.. GABRIEL LEWIS, T .. ■ • tA«otioneer.



7, S. OOCntAHRJ [JAMES DAOBE TO-51ORKOW, HOUSEHOLD Fl T::XIIUl;r, iTinr. subscribers will sell r.t thefa Koom\ I Forvetrset, on Friday, 87sa lest, &t 11 c'olock, HU08BHOM) FDKNITDR*, consUtics: of Couches, Chairs, Pictures, Clock?, TAbliw, ifeniiL'i-1, i'.iu.-, Carpal?, Limps, Sfewin^' Machine?, Oilcloth. Crockery. Olssswaro, Cntlory. I'latedware, Car tains. New Iron Jicdsteada. Iron and Wood B»dst.:u»i», i'il;ia:ses, Bidding. V.'ashf.tanda aviX Ware, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, Long Bath. Kitchen Utetslls, Stoves, Dresser, etc. B&MUEL COCHRAWB & 80S. Auctioneer*. Vf, S. COCHKAN3 jAS. D4.CFE MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. BY OEDHJ OF THU MORTGAGEE, VALUABLE FAMILY- RESIDENCE AND FOUE ACRES LAND, PARK RCMD, GRAFION, rIPHE Subscribers have been instructed .« by thsKott^RAC to=e!l by public ano'.loo, at their Hoom*. iiut-itreot, on Monday. 30th tnsunt, at 12 o'clccs, ALLOTMENT 23, Section 3, Suburbs of Auo^lhiu!, having a frontiers ot 283 Hnk3 to S-'ark KO3d. and oEtaintn? 3 scree 3 roods sna 3 psretes. oil rich vnlcinlo soil in tho hUhest ttats of cultivation, part belEg b.autifnliy laid out with flower Bardc-:s and trhrubbery. part or chard, scd tbo ■ rert subdivided Into giidockfli ail In rerfdet order. The uildlngs erecteri thereon consist o£ A COMMODIOUS FAMILY P.USIDKN'OK, commindlrcr a maijtlflcenl and exton sivovtew which can never boot slrnctod. utid a larse number cf outbnildlog3 In flrst-cla?3 lopair, m now occupied by J, 0. ilacCormicV, Ksq, Full particulars in future issue. SAMUSL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. w. s, cocaßAirßj [jas. daceb MONDAY, OOTOBBK 30. MARINE VILLA, HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, PARNBLL. THiS Subscribers bave received instruc tions from R. Kaxls, Ksq., who Is about to visit England, to sen, it the Land ilart, Fott street. on Monday, October £0. at 12 o'clock. HIS PiiIVATE'RiSIDENCE, Known aa Marine Villa, titaate in one of the mO3t plotDresque and convenient paita of Parcell (having good viaw of the Flap staff and Harbour}, contalninßlarse dining, drawiDg, and breakfast rooms with bay windows, kitchen, tlx bedrcomß, bithrcom, \?.r. and lavatory, washhouse with new copper. Etorercoms. dairy, wortshop, two cjcaervaiorief, verandah, bal cony. &c. A never fallLcß supply of pure water is l»ld on throughout tha house, obtained from a brick and «ment tank of s(OD gallons, four tanks, well, pump, &c. Tho House la snbstin tially andfolihfaiij-batli; of ".he best material en brick foundation, slisted root; plastered walls, cetlinp, and cornice-*; wai!3 caiuted, panelled, and painted; nluo fireplaces with reglsur stoves, end kltcteo range; telia, &c, Sc. The ontbuiidlngu comprise a two-stall stable, coach house, haxnow loow, large loft, manurn tank, fowl, wood, and ooal houses, and a man's room (detached). The grounds are tastefully laid oat, and planted with choica fruit trees in foil bar Ing, &c, 7he Auctioneers bsc erecial'y to Invite in tending pnrchasets to insroot the property, the whole bdz.it in such perfect order as not to require any outlay whatever. Plans of the house and property can be seen, and cards to view can be obtained, at the offices ot W. AUken, Big., Shorthnd-Btreet, or of tho Auctioneers. Terras Easy, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctions***. TO-MOKROW, THE DURHAM YARDS. SjIOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on JL Friday next, 2 Heavy Draught Horses 3 Medium Draught Horses 1 Chestnut Maro,gooi iJack, from Wanganul 1 Unbroken Jtilly Hacka, Hrauifht end fjis-ht Harnesa Horses Urayß, SpriEß i;art3, Harness, Saddlsry, &c At 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. New Sydney Draya, P.B. Hyo Grass Heed, and fencing Wire for private sale. MOBDAY, NOVEMBER 20th. DURHAM YARDS, WOOL SALE. TH.& Fii3t Wool Sale ot tho Season will ba held st the Durham Yards on Monday, 20th November, at 2 o'clock. Full-weight Wool Packs for Sale. HUfiTEK & KOLAN, DURHAM YARDS, WOOL, niDES, SKINS, AHD TALLOW. Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock. HUNTER & HOLAN. 'IUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SAIiE at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next. 40 Fat Bullooks. from Hawera 20 Fat Cattle, from Sandhills 69 Fat Oxen,fromWaikato and nelßbonruood 400 Fat Sheep, from Hawera 200 Ifat Sheep, from Waiiato 30 Fat Lambs 25 21 and 3-year-old Steers.ln fresh condition, At 1 o'clock p.m. HUNTER «S NQLAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23. At 12 o'Clock. STOKES ROAD, MOUNT iSDEN. G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured with instructions trom tbo Trustee in Bankruptcy, to sell by Public Auction the HOtSEHOLDFtJRNITURK ASD EFFECTS, AIBO, A Very Good Collection of Book 3by well known Anthora, and 2 Firatclasß Watches, in tho Bbtato of Ttomas Marsh Davits. Terms Cash. B. TOHK3 E. C. CARR B, D. TONKB TO-MORROW, AGRICULTURAL SHOW, BTn AND 9TH NOVEMBER. /^RAKD-STANU BAE, GOOD TEM VJT PXi\B BOOTH, FRUIT STALLS. STABLIXG. At 12 o'Clock, B. IONKS.4 CO,, Auctioneers,. EARLY IN DECEMBER. EUILDIK G SITES AX MUKNIKGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty, WE have been iuatructed by A. X &Taylor, Esq., to pell tibove Property. It is BUtvsyod, and plans will be ready In a few daye. B. TONES & DO. EARLY IN DECEMBER. 43A ACRES, AVOKDALE TOWjN \f^t SHIP, adjoining Railway Station, fronting on New North Road, tho property of H. Walton, Esri.; now being subdivided, ana will be offered for po3itivo sale at an early date. B. TONKS & CO, . XOESDAYB, r h m aASTMAKsaa1. a ale o? wooi; sheefskuts D HIDES, mo TALLOW, each Tnesflw. at (1 O 01001. ALFRED BUOSLAHC.



Auctions, j TO'MORKOW, NOON. HY OKDEK OF THE f CEOOI COMMISSIOSEES. AT SIBBIN'S LAND MART. In accordance with the provisions of "The Education Reserves Act, IST"." i PART of HORTH-EAST PORTION; ot LOT 129, Farlsh of Oruawbato («"ei:s ford), containlr.g 1 rood 26 porches, wilt bo . ciffared by HUBMC AUCTION, ou l-I'.ASf, i for a term of TWENTST-ONE I'EAHtf, Condition* of Leaso may b3 ascertained from . the Auctioneer, i GKOKGK SIBBIN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S, CITY OF AUCKLAND. HOUSES FUR RE MOVA L. | HEPBURN & PICTON-STrtEETS. G. W. BINNEY BAS recived instructions from the City . Cornell to fell'by auction, at noon, en Wednesday. Nov. S. on ma uround, iFur Remova.) PICrON.&TREKT. 1 VKRtNDAH WOOD COTTAGE 1 riOUBLK WOOD COTTAGE 1 WOOD HOUSE. Also, In HEPBDRtf-STRERT. 2 WO3D ViBANDAH COTTAGHS. T* rms-Cash on fall of the Hammer. Uulidlnga to be removed within 14 days from the day of sale. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT NOON. gUNNYSIDE, "VTO. Q BKiao 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 Fer Cent. It will be neon from a perusal of tho English cablegrams, published ia tho papers of the 23rd October, that tho HARBOUR LOAN for tho purpose of building a NEW DOCK at CAL. LIOPB POIXT, capable of taking in tho largest vessels of HER MAJESTY'S FLEET, has been so favourably regarded by CAPITALISTS at HOME that th» LOAN was subscribed at a con slderab'e premium |*nd the iisi ia tbo eggrej gate far exceeds the required Bmou»». This {act must be moat gratifyin?, cot only to tho proprotors ot land In the immoilato vicinity of the projee'ed undertaking (WHERE VALUES MUST INEVITABLY ADTANCE IN A MUCH HIGHER RATE THAN HERETO FORE), bat aUo to the who'e of iho resido«ts" and wellwishera of the Province of Auckland who must look aliko with prido and pleaturo to tho prestige and importance which the splendid HARBOUR end superior DOCK aceommedation •wlil afford. IHE LAND now about to be offered, aa will be teen by the uthogriphlo Plans, U most eligibly situated, not only as regards Its proxi mity to the NKW DOCK, but also In respect to its commandlna position, having splendid MARINE and TKRINE VIKWP, which can never by any possibility ba chut out, and from the greater portion ot the I!LOCK the City of Auckland reposes In her Queen-Ilka beauty, and furnishes a moat churning picture. Moreover, it is the only available BLOCK of Land likely, either now or at any future period, to com* into the market, and as Ba-h takan Id connection with the very liberal terms offered should excite the most eager competition for its possession. TERMS—Twenty-five per cent cash; balance may remain at three or five years at seven per cent. _____ The Latd Is cut up and pegged, and Litho graphic Plans are In the press. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, JEiLLERBLIE J BIIERSLIE ! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20.,, Villa Sites i Villa Sites i Villa Sites i TKRMS: OKE-THIBD CASH ; BALANCE AT SEVEN PER CENT. K. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to offer for sale by auction, on Monday, 78th Kovom bor, at noon, at Dowden's Mart, THE WHOLE OP THE BALANCE OF T LERSLIK -DARK. A LBKBLIE X AUK. NOT YET OFFERED BY AUCTION. THE LAND comprises about 55 acres, all laid out and planted with choice Trees of every variety. THE LAND is being cut Cp into lots of from quarter acre to two acres each, with chain wide road frontages to the Panmure and other roads. THE DISTANCE is about three- minutes' walk from the Ellerslie Station, and the view 3 from tho whole of tho Estate are very good. THE LAND is well sheltered, and not excelled by any yet offered to the public in the fast ' rising and favourite suburb of Ellorslie. The Surveyors are on the ground, and litho graphic plans will bo ready for issue in a few days' time. THE LOTS will be flagged, and any farther information may be had of the Auctioneer. TERMS : One-third cash; balance three or five years at 7 per cent. R, 0, GREENWOOD, Auctioneer,



f ——' "" " : lln cocssciuetiro "{ rv sttinprel wish !ks* tiis novernnicnt at.i tlic Company"* respectiro Ei!o3 cf Watatota shorld coincide, tho Company has screed to POST POMS SAL,:: to -3th KOVi.iiaeK.nnd XESDUB'J to ssn DKCiSM BBR ] *I'CESDAY, "&OYKMBEK 23. | ■ IMPORTANT T AND DALE. Jj iO .fl-,HE NEW ZEALAND LOAN ASD MERC3ANTILK AGENCY COMPANY (Limued) haa boeu favonrei with Icatrnctionii from tbo Now Zealand Katlva L?.nd Settlement Company (Limits) To offer tho tallowing Properties for Sale by j P.UBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORSTK. On TUESDAY, tho 58th NOVaMBKR, ISS- 1. AT Pabnf.lt. asd liovtAN'a Halt, POUAWA. TUX KRKKKCLI), nt-der Land TmbbCm Title of 7,i00 acres cf Kion Lir.d In th.< Pousvr* Block, siiuaiad abun: live niilo? from CM*." barne. This tropcrtj It divirio'! Into Seo tlonß oi from HO to ?G0 ticre?, aiici Is .-,:iir.U ably sdayted for Small Farau. Purrhsscrs or Freehold Section* In this lileck will hHveati car!j- orporliMtj of obtaining, 'Hi" favourable li-rms, l.ea-ehoM lilocka from .'OO acres upwards, slaiatfd between tho Bock now off.sr.jd atd tho tea. Thin portion of Pnuawa i? escollen.ly (jra?=ed, acd canuotboju:pa3£e.i ten eheep country, WHATaUFOKO. About 1.000 fterwTof TdwaandPuharoAu Lanos. from ono and i half to three roil. 8 from GU bores Vest OiU.-o. will ho olir>rod, if iho sarvovs cm bo sufllcliotly r.Jvi.nctit. Th's v.-.lusblo level land, v.ith frnn-H^o to tho Tiruhern, a nivijjdble ilver. wl:| bo en' Im'o sections of from 5 to £0 nc oi. Mhou.d Ihla r.ot b < ready for the markot ;>t th i vovi'm b?r ea'o It wl'l ba olfi to : ul h other ior t!or.s of Whatinroko In ..b;r,!t sl:o month of March cext. ! WAIM4TA. 3y Tonder, to dose on sth December, The KUrKMlH.il—or i,t- a.~^H'.i!,ii for 31 Years, at tha option of tbo tenderer—of portions ot tno Wnlmata Soutb nnrt x&at Blocks, uiid coitaltiiiß In all about li.iM 00.-es. Tenflore to bo endorsed " Tender for Waitnala Property," and addressed to tha Slanoner, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, GUborco. Tha whole of tho ebove Und I.' 0' Jni.toi quality, well-watered, with a •. I■' -I'U' anlvu of Bosh, and tho Compai y wjali ilir;ei special attention to It ivj affording ,1 «6ort oiu-h- Idk to Btnall oapltallßta, Its rich mil sr,d oaay acccs3 to town by either roafl or «»tcr .en-!er ln|? the wholo very doalrablo fur -.^r.c il'.urtl and pastoral iraruuli.'. Most liberal terms will bo ofto-' <5, r.ni every lodncement eivon tointcndlnt; Dnyoii". Plans may ba neon at tho Wid C!)mp"».ny'B OiHcc, Olabo.-nc, and at any of thu oHlcb throaghnnt New Zaalaud, of tho Nov Zealand Loan and Alorcantllo Attoooy Company, Limited. R. lIH.L FISIIER, Manaaer, Olnborne. 2Sth K<2. iirw.-r"-'' '.'.- ■'<''' •■» rKOBB IT TO THE BOTTOM YOU WILI- KIND IDiT ET KWI3, /^DSToH-iiUU-K-.SiHV>.T . JUKV/la, \s KAbT, HAS TBS CHEAPEST AND EE3T A3SORTMKKT OF (])hina, (jliss. & jEarthicxwaks in the city. surplus stock on hand 13ellino at knormous iikduction! wink and spirit mekchalt, AOZKT FOn WjLSST.'a CELEnUAfKD Scotch Whisky. BRI ?FI N S BPAU XL T "•; O \hK 3, Special Shipment cow to hind. BA33"S ALK AND GUIN'KBS'3 STOUT. g CUSTOM.HODSK-ST/'. ICKT EiST, APCKLAKn. DV SPECIAL tpjji ,m ' ' \-\ APPOKTJH3.T Q.EOKGE DIXON (Awarded Prize Jledal Sydney Exhibition), JIANUFACTURER OF DOUBLE DERATED WATERS & CORDLVIS Cuba-street, Wellington. Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALE, to bo had in all parts of the Colony. aNKYW tl I T E BTATIONKH & BOOKSELLER HISn-STREBT. ArCEUnD (SptibUahod 1865). Rospectfntl; Informs eho rmbljo that ha has Kemovxd to PrcmlSFS a) tbo Cornar of UluY- Btreot and Vulcan Lane. Just Opened-Bapurlor Stationery, ji cumins Boobs, &c. at reasonable price Albums and Borap Hooka at low prloea. Kijßrosidns and Wiltin ezecnted, MU « U &., Wli. A . X ii-iila ITsocim J, 11:cuMii , BTBAMS g U S &, POSXABIJS yOEGK, ASD »E?>i.OWP BACTOBY, VICTOSIA.BTBS£T Siff «ni>i:is.r.,l. V^T M v *«A N, SADDLER, &C, NEWMARKET, Has received, ex Langstone, a superior selootlon oi English Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', Gents', Bovb', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &c, and is prepared to sell them at prices that will defy competition. N.B.—Also, a choico lot of Nickel Silver and other Buckles for making all kinds of harness. mO TRAVELLERS, &C. PRKBKNT3"f~K HO UK. For Bale—lnlaid Tisfre Topa, Cabinets. &0., of rich and b'antlfnl New Zoaland Woodq, at very reasonable trices. Also. Plvca of ilch Mottled Kauri—Ve^eets. iicardc, or Heavy Junk, In any quantity. W. NOP.RIK, OABIRET MANOFACTI7nKR Top of Sbortluid-strect f>USIWESS JNOTICE. MB. JAAIES~niCKEY (Lato 0! tbe Thames) Begs to inform tho pnb'lo that having pur chased Mr Darjy's Corn and ProviGioa Huelneaa In Hobsoo-st'ebt, ho la prepared to conduoi the same on the most liber* 1 pri&c'plos. Muz?, Oi.Tf, Hat. &c, of the Best Quality, always In gtook. m O IMPORTERS •*■ AND BHIPPEEB OF PRODUCE, Tho undersigned ate prepared to execute INDKNTB for Goo.in, m weil as nndertalco the SALB OF PRODUCE In the London Market, on specially favourable tonx>g. CRUICK3HANK & CO. IS, Qneen-streot, Auckland. August 1.1 Ba. raw. R .THOMAS HOLUIfR t)Dgs to In ixa. lorm his frlontfc and tha public thst, being Incapaoitatod by en v:: for tuna to accident trom following bin occupation, he has decided to resume his profession ag Architect. IlefeelH oonfldent of giving sstiVuctlon, havlngaoquired oonfiiderabla co!oi;la' y.;xpericrco during the past 22 years. Tie buslneca of Hoider Brothers will bo csrrled on vs nanal, CDBtona-house-Btrcet West, August 25th, ISS2. rsiHE KIVEKSDALE MAHUFACTb'it- J. INQ COMPANY (LIMITED), 11, GREY-STRKET. TANNERS, CUKRIBRa, LEATHER AND BKIHDKRY MERCHANTS AND IMPORTER 3. The above firm have just landed, ex various late arrlysiE, SPLENDID VALUE In French, German, acd Kngltsh Calf, K)d. Fatem Calf, Fast Indian Calf and Kir. Bntt?. Eiaatlo, Wes, Boot Webbing and Llntuse, And a Vf.riety of QRINDERY AND SHOIC MERCERY GOODS. Will also h*TO regular ehlpmants of above arriving from tho best KnttUnh. American, and Continental Hocses. Coioni <J Tanned and Cnr rledLeathers always on h.iud. Tho E.M. Co. (Limited) are Cash Pnrohajsera Of Wool, SWna. Hides, and T&lllow. Now Landing, ez Asteilon, excellent value la Llnlnßß, Hyelota, Heel Tips, and Barnsley'a Tools of all descriptions, Telephone No. 85, WM, S, HAMPSON. Beotetuj,



'■ ,■ ■ ',-. —TRACE* ex "-m ' irt-i— JU-O. —, MARK . —- «-J m 0 X SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Yog o<-.rt (r early bow) 1 Two-wheeled Urg Ci:t (neatly vow) 1 LarioLadr'sPh&ulun 1 Uouble-seato.i Bunsy Wanted to Putobaar, Double-rented Hooded _ Bnggy. , X> ED UCT lU X 1M FIKS KATES. KKW ZEALAND liSSUKASCfi COMPANY, CAPITAL ONE .MILLION STKRLINQ. FIRE RISKS taken on the most ÜBKRAL TKKM3. PROMPT SIiTTLEMENTa UNDOUBTED BKOUtiITT. UEORGHt P. PIKKCH, Bpnaral Manager. jf^O TO HHAO QUAKTKKB or THS PUKKST FINEST AND BB9TIII CHRTSTON POULTRT^/tHnS, LAKE TAKA° PUSa. VARIE T I E S USllt Brahmus, D»rt r>rahmas White Cochins, liutl Ccclitna, Blsoit Coch -jaDßshaiia, Manotcas, lloudoua rlUsck PolL-h W.C. White Leshorna, Brown Leghorns Uorkinga. Hambm-BD, Plprjouth Rocfca, FeMn HneUi&nd Aylsjbnsy DuoSs a\3D FOR PBIOS-LIBT OF SGG3, Hssre oarefally Tacked, aud nout o Ml ysrie the Colony, far \'. rile for juss what yon want, and »fl lnrv^i s.s stove. I Knarantce satlßfaotlon In Bl or.unr.r? crujeß. Visitors welcome, Soudar a.TfU'o^a. ■ r»- r B A (J j O X k m OPTICIAN. H»a n Sltwk yPBCTAOLIC3 AND KYS QZiASSKS oi arory Qosorlptlonr an ooourata Fit Guaranteed, UOMPOONO KIOKOSCOFUa ANU TEMJ BOOPE3, Povrorful and Cheap. : if * I!O IB BAKOaETIBS, TnsLNYIOatETBI!"). "I.BCTIIIO BELLI!, HATTSBIES AKD yirrreca, y&ijr.H'a-Electric Machlnea and > Medical Colls. OI'VUA QLASBK3, BiNOOTJI^.K FIKLD AND MilllNK1 Gi-..ißSKfi. iiivciDOLiTEs, Compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometcm, 3M<non>et?ra, Argentomctcra, &c, &c,&t. Ai«»v roa TAYLOKH PATKNT SSVVINQ UAOBINKS S KXTKAii. iMtruments asd Sewlag Machines repalmd. 01'posjtb ihjs Poav Ohicb, mu>rM<ui(l-«t»iet JJULJiAM'b rayfO itOOKn •?onrtrii .*< YWtca luviua » i<i6i«ai >'ctiii-_"s \ --»( v.' tiij Tlof r*!^'<. Au-jtLuj.'. <;t3 it-;: •». . ■■*}, ftc. 'i'lvs tfvostit> T.-uittT Cf j-;..u.l i'- .-Jt«o/ '«'aar| i^slshrliUi is N»w •^— . . ivjy n; Atj n*S BSAROHW • ■ >' OCX «kuxa as », f aKI) OAHDLB O'»- - CBS3E. SIOaHOffB ■.;a.n '".-or.!«cifl GJ T»Jl3'a, v/cra. Hhi«tltlu« mi.l Brian OUlAidii't a.KKiAO;. AWI) J.IJCAV .■AM,;.1-- c-tiVfi '.:■:, i*l«)PKfa-lOa, • V'IGU/.';iA-a't:tE£-i EaBT, At7QXCl&2fBt Rtpslra ef ET^ri- c.crcriptioa n Woo<s anfl Iron ouotly esooctotl on the t;«t nolic*. Springs made and repaired, ya on hand, alarae qn&jntHy of J^mpa. ulao Iron bark Bhafte tnd Spokcc. tin.' Onn K«Uoes, and Hnb*rt t'o'.ra Hiudwoad. y.V,.— Om-.Btrv crdarn pqactmill attgnflgd to. ' $VO JUfK KKSIUKMb OK BYMOKUB. i STRBBT AND KKSGHHOORHOOD; a, 3ov s v Uw tMSEt'j1 OveneA ft Sfiiat-oioaa BDTOBBKS *r ran t»2Ksa oir thjj stybkb spabs eoab. PKIS3K COBHKD lir.KP always On ha»d *«tnlltw wt.!t«l n« fnr nttlm t j T i i 513 p o t r n r,. * t (X)ACB-«uaj)SKr, f! It E V ..STJU KKT, A cosi^iKD. S.S3—«rC»-J»cJ! nhafSi tSpclcse, f eUoa*. £i» PAIN'S \ v VTholeaale&RotaU »^' W. H. HAZARD, Gumnaker, , . Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, FTROTEGHHIST TO THE KOVAL TAOHT 6QUADBOH. 7^ X O v « o L I M K. groukd~"lime. FOB BALE, 80UTE0AI B'S .VfAHURAWQI HYnRAUtIO GRODNO ROCHE LIMB, In any jnaatiiy, (or Ooncrets, Paths, Floors, Cellars, utc (cert to stone Qsgßlnft. la nn dvslied for ■Inrahlllty and hard-eettlni QUftliUesi. ■ For tanks acd other wet •sreri it in a fint-olaaa material. B, KRA ft SS, SOLE AGENT, nrgy^M-Hu jgE-anaEiar. ~i « te~^ :- s « S O a f?OUEH, JWe. KSK, AtHJ SSNHEiS DBOaKATWa I'AIMTHIt ■J Ci. S. WvwnhAm -■t aos » gfUShBB iso 00. {L.mnw}, £: Wholssauj yaippfNO & Samilt Boxcsssa, Qtnsen-csrs&i (nait Bank of Not* Eenland, Anotlandt, — Poultry -of all kinds ftrcwed to order, Prlma SmoStwl Tongntu, Homs-onrsi B&coc, Corned Beef on Bele !n Largo Qniatitlfle. — N,fs. — Dealer) In Sama. IJVB PUaseantt tcntroritA to all parts ol the Oalony cjson rscalpt of os-rtar, VamJUlei WBlto4 on In tcwTi ot Bnbnriv • Ou &X& is BBOTESfr* 4.KT135' PHCJTOOKAi'HiiKS (OPPOBfVfI ornoi? aiKs), QSJIiB-fITESST, AVOSX. AB t. ?i'.ci.>srsr-'*? la ''!^ k4(fis «safi Man ffjMalsaable BtrlM, Siacntafl 3a1 * rroine- U:istirpS3=e3 in the Oii'.onlss. All Plio»a;ri-upti« taken by »2M *Ka»'.«TAH!ODH PSOOESS. S.A«QiB"tIGM*ECTIOH HBW 2SAIiAHD TIBW^ Alwato oo Kasi! / FSlHOft f TJXKIiU'Sn, I- ra?. B^iPAi oc-RW BBQOH If AOTORX. Owi'iia-nousa-cE Frtoe* i Whet, i"xoai ii' 3 cast Oca, XO BOYkaii"- 5.3.J IHOBT, liUETOOHi O.«i ■pOYLAK AMD LUNDOF, i J OIVHj gh'GINBBKa, XaOSNSKII XiAHD TEAKaUffi SITEVBYOHS ATTTHCmiSSP If ATITS I-AHD SCBTXTOEB, KKOIK2SS3KG A2CD QuAHTITy StTEVBYOES, COLONIAi BAUK BUSLDINC, S, F 4 Jl X 2 R BUS SfOßl BAbfi s nambsj of tna abOTft wJti T«« i'ccuJr for isse, CT B.nfl upwards, •57 tiff PSOJ- '»•: :„■;,< as.; js ;?*siaiSS. tazso aco<s32« ot «i.»j-asi=si, Klflsiiiß, sna De"?rr: pipes ol'srai-g tv itoofc Varonilah iron oorww at ihortesl wottos, HanafßotoKt ot hc&a antt Oomco Pips. A ahiiJcs selecsiTO of ChandellEr?. So., at niß : Wol:«al8f- .isr-3£j shop, Ocnatw enlers *!U sl^ws Kow.re ble oromW iiwittstf tn Uv cc Wales: OtS PA^KSEa Off IKS SiKPEOVIC h*XB Rnaw Rmciso. BjT ;• pi JT4 y .1 !! SOBJS TB, 0U8T& SO,, fco, BvMSf PMB3a em have taoiss ia ihslz csw Sdm> by callini- ou ua E>VSOBABDfB one 01 bin EjHWSX-tWOSXMD PIANOS



Bnsiness Notices. f sH> MBK CH A NTS, JSKK WKRS. R UnTTl.KlliJ, AfiD fcOHA-WATHII M&NUV4C!U KICKS. THOMijO.N & CO,, I ORAWFOiU).- I'r.iKl. UUiiKDIS '■ , (KstatiUihe'a l££fl), ! IMI'OaTEUn OF RSQUISIL FRENCH. AND si'a.njsu our coiiiis. ALWAV aOS lIIKD AHD TO ARUIVK— j Brewers'. BottloiV. Rv.dPodawatorM»cuf*c tur^rs'dandtlcf, inoludl^g u'l kinds of Corks Hungs, bhlvo?, Tlo», ana Spiles, CelUr Ta (Torkp, Corking M&ohinM. Capaulea, Tlnfoi BohHuk Wire, Sucorior leinglos? (Krowi-rs1), Hook, Purse. Ka-t Inrfia I'lpe. end ParoHutS'.bn and Brazilian Cut; Tncrmometers, Blind and Common. All kinds of Ginger, whula and orushed : Tattaric, Acolic. Hnlphnrous, Citric, nndSulphurlo AciCs: Spirits DC Wiuo, 61 op.; Stsencos and Kajcailnl Olln, tfodawater Ma chines; Bottlinfr Rao's-.. Prt-jntand Common; Patent Pyruplug Pauip°i S:odßwat»r auil Hln uerbdir Hoitiua. Ordinary; Lainmit's, Hosben's and Ckidd's I'stont Hofl's; Peel", and Koote of eve^y descrlpt!ou : atd pi-ory reqalslte j for tho Bri-wir»'. Hottlers', er.d .^reted %V»ior Manufaciurerii' trnie. AGSKTS FO-J HiYWiUD, TSLSa & Co., I London. J MeSRTS. T, (t Co. lnvito In'.endina Purchiaors Of Breworii' and Hodawut r Maohloery to an inspection uf their Stooh. THOMSON & C»., _ OK AW if! iKD.y'fKKiCT. DnNgri.v rjC l ~ a7s~s \xr 6 iCa ■ |i, Q.I.ABH j Our Load:r^j irllolou this week are ! Confee- Ucnors' Jar^, 1b pur ID; 3 Oi.v« Jags for 2s ti | Lamp Chimneys, i for Sd; Glass Balls for Shooting at, In qnauiltlcu to suit purohassia ; Qan'.en Shades, u'.'. tlami 't.-.h Oloiia.l and Gold Fish, very cheapi M, CiiOK & SONS, FEEEMAN'S BAY. a v.. f" t h v a O « r.ariiTATt c BAIiKOW aiKUB, SO and H2. ViOTOUU-STJiSBT, Btwy Deaorlptlon oi L-nlCen, olaps, Biiiravrif, P areow Whoa!*, Olo;hai lloroae, Oiotr.ea Bore*, Travelling (2is«r. -Vx., >>* UanA rw meA» to ttiet, ÜbMKJ.aiw.'MHS *iWwftiS to tVintnvLicon iuuS m wholaszilo oi-rtftv. Shop and Office I'inir^s, ana nli sclniu at jgo Blag work icsae br tifrn^rtwres* os th« ghsrtß£s Itottcd, SJ.H.-iia'jfiors, as<!f.-: au.-; ■.^s-ruwt ;oas 3a vi«. vicJjisP buoafci. Has c? Iwc suvarLcx cwti Vt'iiiai>-ta!r tt&lst t c erf VuUlnoctltf Ui«op 1' A I N E li X O S , X GENEKAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MKR. CHAiNTS, 3, QUEEN-STRBET, AUCKLAND, ON HAND. AND TO ARRIVE, OZSKBAI, MERCHANDISK — Now Soason's Toss, cheats, 1-chcats, and boxes Bug&r, CofTiies Pepper and Sploa Rice. Taplooj, and Sago ' Klemes. Unltanaa, and Currant.l Candied Pepl and Citron Cacdles and Wdx Matches Danedin and Uobarc Jami Dillon's Burrow Confectionery Oilmen's Stores &o.t &C, Sco, Wood'B and other brands Flour MoSUl's and Anderson's Oatmeal OaM, Bran, Chair Molzo, w neat, Sh&rpa, and Bonn limit •ji U E H«tai*KK.K)T *- 10S, QaKEN-STKKKT, AUCKLAND ON UAiK. AEtUTTEi pea COHOMANDItL 4«D UOMiN KMPIKH,- WTilte Olotct, Ked Otovor, Alsyfce Ulover, Cow arum. Meadow Vcecue, Vos!!o-,r PoxUl!. Orested DogotaiL Rape, Trefollum Incarnatnm (eoarlet Clrjvp-r), »11OM AMKKICA DIREOT- Tlmothj, Kontucty BlueuHws tPos PratoaalsJ. I'arttir Bay" Rmr&SK, uantorbsury Kyser.vM. Occkafcot IVairleirrsaa, KaitalL KAP.LY SKiD POTATOXH, AS l?0IXOw8 i -ishloSf SlSswj, Taylor"a Kidney, Canter bury Kluitß. ('aiwr=on'a Victoria. LATSK VAKIKHaB-Hobart, Button'a Kau nnm Honum, Ruttos'a Flower Hall, c**. AtBO, Oits. S&fltTi Oiarricn ana Floi.cr Peed. Coarse, »luo aud llook Halt, Br&n, Shir pa, Naw Zei bucd yi&r. Tct. daccn and Hsma, BONKDUKT a.td BONKJ7LOI7B of all srodce. IBLAND Aim PKKCTVXIN OUANO. tta. tXI HKSKKTB 6 AITKBR. LOGtl LOGS I LUGS! TO TUX MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire some months blbcc), are now in full work again. Alt lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girdors for brick bulldlrg and wharf work, no to 10 feet, suppilea on the shortest notioe. Customers may rely upon the cream of the timber going with tnetr orders, as wo have no manufactory to supply. Builder a and contractors will find It to their Interest to give their orders to us, bb ther will get all fresh Umber freo from worm and dead Bap, Orders eseouted with deap&tch. , M E.ROR, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill. Onohungs. September 1 ISS7. ill, UULUUrt, <i£\D (iLASH, S£KZ«3HANT3i W, PHffiraPi-a goK, r^FORTSKB Olf P J F 3 « H a .71 H I !f U 3, P.iik>. DMOraUooa, taiwUJ!:—PcUahed, SilTsred, ua Roaac Fv>^« Snaltah and OonUsental Qheet, Pi»ts. graphic, (sHafiS Sc&dee. //HITS Li!AD, Colours, Oil, VAnNlSltßa* Bnißhos, Hlxad Pcints, Carasn's Anttow. roBITB fis& Pstsni HillwsH Pslc&. MOOLOiNQS-OUt, Stained, Voaesred, ftr Vinferc ifraina end Ko&n 0600ratioaB,?asc; Frame* tOT Cabinet and C.D.V, Vicfuzzs rf erer? deforlption In g?esk TEr!e»7 hciups—Phowa and Colonrcd, Alburoa tor Photon, Scraps, &o, &tw &£. Cnt-out or Orarloy Mounta, all alsm i Cabltot and C.D,Yi &ounia 1 Aruti* Boqaudteei W, P. & 3. h&Tina aiwa.ri on head the lorirsft .-loci of tha above scodji in the North Island of New Zealand, &ro able to exsouta either whole. talt, or ratall orders on the most favourc-b!s terms, camplss ot Paperh&neiiigs from otseo ncok, or d criminal pao^oees, eont on np^Ucs tlon, New sstucra In Aaccl&ixd should uu>peol our EtcoX cf Paporbaniplngg an& Pictures Wort fitting up their nsrt homes i they vrlii ficfl ktob 'hln£ So «nlt iba means ot eyerrcme. W. PfIILLLPPS & SOB, Qrrßjf-BTsnra. Ao.ict.i3* JrOBLIU NOTICE. MOOKE AND TOWNBHEND, WINK AND BEEB AND SPIKIT MERCHANTB. Martall's Brandy Eeunessy'a Brandy T.-owndea'a Bum, SO c,p, GreeQleeß'a Scotoh Whliifty DunvUle's Old Irish Whißkr Soneva, JDKZ Perl Sherry ' Champagne Tokay Matiira Bernard's Singer Wise - Tonnant's Ala, Gulnbcaß'B Btont Whltbroad'a Stout Marrlan's Ale Qulauesa's Stout Sparkling Bnrtrondy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive I'eaoher'a Celebrated Whia'iy, XEBMS—OIBH. MOORK TOWNBUSSD gortatrant. Jnly 1. tBB *2m QILDING DSHWi J. K. 0 8 OOUSOBY p.zse ta ecWij ts Mb tiia CrlsaOg ana tne «tai9 liubUn last he b&a nndartni; ts the Maaaswr.ro! ! Of !hs sharf Ke!aOii<,iuueae. where SSLDXWQ, PHaPUKB..irRA;.iJKCj, MOTJWTINB, '«»., ie »1! its !j!»ao?.?* t?UI o« ondsrinkKa ac ph.'<js i (Satylriß c-ji npnil'd.m \ tmrnLAim arras, '- A hessb liioute of Manidlnga, PiotuK-fnmUia : Ukterial*. bntl Pictnret'of svar/ deeprlptlCß i Biwas-« an S»w;4. ], j aoKBH-sxßags; ; "^t F~ N C^ I N" Q i V pi every description put up by contraot. i Nobody ccji. do it uheapor or better than Bam. I White. Paling :■ enese, post and rail; Wire and Piofcet Fences of every sort. Prices on Application. All kinds ot Qatsa mode to order, 1 and fixed where required. Fenoe3 Painted. I Poets, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blooka, fco., tor sala at yards. SAM, WHITS. Fenoor, GorMtreet (noat Britomart Hotel ,



$3 fill 177, *s! ' iC ■■- •- --> TK£ •- i, CTjco";"■- worrla .t l;a,'s, IAUETI N D A L, *J> A(x;ot;>.'i'ANT, HOU3K. LAND, X COM.ViIS-?r>N AQitNT, AMI) LiW WRITE!!, QIGH-sTUEBiT, Auckland. ■ FOB SALE: DRAKB'-STKXr.r iFrtomnn'd Bij-t-Comfort- Bblfl • wi:h-'1 !> welling honaj ana y»ro, tituated > v s -nth hi c o! fiercer, nrrt having n bOßUtifm liMrbiw viiw; g»« and v/t.ter laid or. Ppic-;. £40 >. COlj'.i:ti*«; uOaij iPoaßonby)—Allotment 112. son'h t-lrte, 33 feat frontage. GRAPTUN KO a. U—Allotment 16, of Section 10 corner of Graf ton Ho*d and wynjrarfl- Btreor, with tcn-rooraod House, etabies, and ontnouw. Price £1000. CHAPHi,»TRKttT—aIx-roomed House and Stable. 6509. YICTOKIi-STKEKT WB3T—Three Briok Shops arid iiwolllng-boaeep, junt built. Pricn. £!,100. or to JLet at 30a per woek each. FRKKUULD BLOCK, in central position, o'.ote to Queeti-»treet with Hrlcfe Buildings and Iron tool suitable for Warehouses, &o. Proprietors having Houses or Lacd to dlfpose Of are requested to communicate with the onaer- ElKtieo. No charge unless sold. Wanted to Purchase (Immediately)! Three Dwelitcß-houssß of about 8 rooms, within easy dietai,oe of Poet-office. jame s~t7n d a l, BIGH-STBEET. "T W H A 8. D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, MONKY LENT OS PKESOXAt EECUBITT. niQH-STUHKT. AUCKLA:\D. vv. W s XKVJSKB' HOUS.-C. LAND ANU CTNd.NflIA.ti -'.OKNT GKNSSKAL COMMISSION iGSST, Next Umioh Hank, QirEsir-uTBSsT, acok- UKO. th-oocrtloa advertised £res el cost, and no o!.t;;w made unless business done. lists of Properties for eale forwarded monthly to h-'jin'A in Napier, Wellington, Christoar,rch, and Ucnedln. !j:«arauDOß effoctod on Houses, Crops, ITur- Properties Vslned, Surveys Undertaken. Building Estimated prapared. ilertfjwje* bjju Lctns negotiated. rOH BALE- I OI'ACSSTPwBET, Ppn.oaby-llcuse, 5 rooms, on deferred paymants. v^ry chtap. t 76 BGCXY NocK—Hou.e of 5 room j, quite ntw, op deforrcc Dsyirientp, C 9 UK.'.K'3'OP.i>STl<KHl'-H0c88.7 rooaß, Wige hall, w*ttv laid on B's 5) AUR i S of Lind in Te iwamatn Towr.nhip. nil fenced, part mutable lor building vices. b7o MOOT HOiUldb POAD-Rousp, 6 ro ms aai eoniltrj, 3chlminic?.taa'«3. &c. H*3 SKAsauLD VitfW—Mce Cottaiio of i rooms, yaroen. an' large worsehop. £3<O 1i52 PApAKUK».-7-roumed House and 32 acre? Rood Wnd, on main road, clcso to railway; vnrrootli). A5 80 ACRKS, near Hot SprtniP, Wiiwera. a! KAI-.V •aiV.KKT, iIOUNT KU-«N — Prettj Cottaj^.S rooms end par.try.tar^e level ailot merit V.i 3 Cht APKL-STRH'tT—HcntoJn this central do-! tinn, sait£.bie for boarding hoose. V^rj cheap. 819 TWO SHOPS end D^OlUnrs, on kool le»d'.n. thcro:if!bfare. H29 QBA?TON KOAD—Hous9, 8 rtjoms, ga=, «c hi AVONDAIiK—House. B rooms, oxtonglvesbods, stable, onthonsos, etc., Bndhlshiyoulttvatec farm : larze orchard, etc HI3 PONSONUy—Uooso. 6 rooms, two tsnks, Ksr^ rton, oa,; very ciaap, Hl9 OKKAT mukth koaU-Houm. B rooms, garden. «o. Ui3 1000 A CPE.-J—Freehold Lund,, suitable for » oattl» run ; oisy illstar.oe from Anckliund, fIKVfCRAL HIiOOKH of Native Landf. Titles, Oown Grunts. Very cheap. A4B KAURI BU-SH. 3800 aorea, good water front ase, at low urioo. n AIT IS AORKB good plonghable loyel Land, otae to Whan atalloiK A32 PABTICULAES OF OTHER PBOPKRTIZ3 OS ! AJPUCATIOH. SBVKKAL aOOU ALbOTiLKNTS AT VKET LOW PRIQK^. FO X S A L B, By EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kden)-!0 acres in convenient partdocfep, with Sevan-io-imed Hoaw. rvQibulldinga, Cistern, Krult Trees. Offered for afo w daye. A Bargain, MOHN l v ALBBRT (near Hallway Statlon)- Allotmonta Half-acre upwards; Volcanic Soil, Buelnew Sitrs, MaßnlflCent View. Tho whole of the purctuuo money csn remain at 7 per cent. VIRW ROAD (Woant Eden)-New 7-roomed Verandah House, nearly l acre land, cistern, bailer, range, giate, outbuildings, fruit t: oes; fine site. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM 3 (weU built), 15 minutes from (Jaoen-stroot, Adapted for 'private residence or business. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered cheap; No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (near Failway Station)—Seven roomed Mouse and Largo Allotment: good business sits, £503 only. Terms—Kasy. " VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Seven roamed Bouse: lofty rooms, coc.orete oletern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one acre voi canto land, COTTAUB and Large ALLOTMENT 193 feet by 150. cIOM to City. £200. CORNKR SHOP and DWKLLINQ at Paraell- A rare opcortunlty for a pushing man, as ose fortune has already been made out of It, WANTED KNOWN-That E. Wayte, House and Land Agent. 177, Qaeen-Btroet, has con stant applications to purohase or rent Small Houses within easy distance of Queen-street, and tor Hn'lding Sites. OOTTAGB and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. BIW. HOUdE ana ALLOTMENT, Seißeld Road cheap, Ed. WAYTB, House'and Land Agent. AND,~auUSE, & JiiJTATJB AGENT VALUATOR, SCHSHFF'3 BDILDIKQS, FOUX-STRKET, AUCKLAND, The undors'ffEOd, In CommendnK Bußlness n Annklaiid. begb to annoonoa that twelve yean' experience In Waikato has (riven him an Intl. mate snowlcdjM of the dlgtrlot, as wall as a business connection estondlng to n.ll parts o( the Anckinr.d Province. He Is, therefore. In a portion to give the fullest and most reliable information to Intending »ettlors, who will receive letters of Introduction to his local Aeenu, and they will offer avery facility to LoEpcciicß the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON HAND Foa Salts, Valuations of Town or Country Property made at tho shortest notice. MONEY ADVANCIID on Freehold Securities, In sums of £100 up to £5,000. JUONBY iNVi£3TED, and no charge made to Investor;;. KENNEDY HI*LL. UTOC6II9S. SO. fOHKH O X X B (For mony years wltaOlosa Bros,). ZhXrj* OBOCKSS, TPA OBAtKn & PROVIBiOR MsaonißT, aa;1 o! vs Billngtoß ann Nelsaa street! iODDU-.-HH it James's IJhurah), ••/.'Ai-j-iiij on ros OanBBB, ..St-s.fw STKSaT STBAM. OOifffKß a. p. aiBBOBS & co., VWA, OOrPSK, £HD HPIOa ME2OHAWK WHtH.BSAI,a AKIifAIiIITSEODaEB, i'^lAJ. iTikSWOt!), iSE PsSiiDCCB I:-CA7ia d. P. iJIBJ'OKS t UD^ i £■■ a. x x Dssyrasus jfeosriduai > liL-ii-stcj-LSfl. Xoaibs, a"i It/js Tcßi'o IIaiUESS. " Psioaa «ja4 uatsiaxi: Fjuss en A.ppUoaUe»i j A2D3DHI SCTZuIKU i"rt;> XiOBS3 SsEß£sft Vtjitixamzavt Uuesnaoa^AMfiaiattra-ti



,"Bm WrxLiiM Gtrii in ISi " 6linieal ObserrS tionaon Medicine in Modern Times," enunciates tho following pithy fapherism :—" I hare often had occasion to remark, how little wa can estimate tho reparative powers, howevet able we may be to discover disease—this is. per« hapa, never more striking than in some chronic! afteotions—organic strength lies nowhere but mi the living circle of nutrition ann function." Tha lungs being organs readily liable to this lesioni they require healthful surrounding and high nutrition. When attacked byloss of tunct ion, contracted breathing power, with a cough andt tenacious expectoration, Aickin's Syrup of Euca« lyptus-withHypophosphiteofLimeandQuinine, " should be taken thrice daily. This valuable remedy will excite a healthy vitality and promote a reparativo action in the disorganised, tissues, the breathing will become free, and tha cough soon cease. _ This course o£ treatment ia especially beneficial in, consumption, bronchitis, and asthma. •



Prospectus. PROSPECTUS ' OT TBE HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM* PAKY (LIMITED). CAPITAL .„... ~£20,00Q In 20,000 Shakes cf £i each, Pata lib as pollowb:—Ten ShtllinßS rer Share to ba patd during tte lint Twelve Months; One Shilling on application; Ona ShUHng on sllotmont: Twoßhillings on ißt Februiry; Two ShilHnps on Ist May; Two Shillings on l6t Auguet; Two Bhilllnmott Ist of September, 1883. Provisional DraEcrrons: Mr John Foster Mr H. P. KavanaEh Mr Jamea Band' Mr Isaac MoljeoA' Mr D. MoOlennan Mr wmium Adams Mr R, A. McLBOd. With power to add to their number. Bankers: National Back of New Zealand. Soucitoes: Messrs Dignan md Armßtrong. Sbcbetaby pro tern.: Joseph Qtifflths. The pbjeotaof the Helenavllle Flonr Mill Com* pany (Limited) will be tho erection of a Flotie Mill and Grain Store, and the Importation o£ Qrain from the South or any other part cf tiia world where they can purchase with advan tage,



The advantages that the proposed Company wonld po3seps over all others in the provicca are patent.- Vessels coming from the fouth to Kaipara Ports for timber are. as a rule. Irefuhted ■with Brain, and tho Heicnnvitle Timber Com pany's mllJa being now in tall oporatlon would do b great Inducement for that olasa of veesela to run to Heionßviile, and would enauro cheap freightß, whilst the consumption of flour la the Kaipara nlone will guarantee a large trade to the Company.