FASHIONABLE WEDDING AT TR URO C ATHEDRAL.

o Th. marriage ot the Ecv. George Henry Somerset Walpole, succentor of the Truro Cathedral, to Miss Mildred Helen Barbam, youngest daughter of Dr" Barham, Tmro, Wits solemnized nt the Tnuo Cathedral on Tuesday morning last, in the presence of a large aud fashionable assembly. lhe church waa tastefully decorated for the occasion, aud everything admirably arranged nnder lhe superintendence of the rtctfr, the Rev Canon Harvey. lhe chaucel presented an especially attractive appeal ance. Long before the appointed time the church was lilled, and_ a large crowd had also assembled outside by tho time tbe bride arrived. On her arri val the was led from the carriage to the Cathedral door by her father, and here they were met by the Loid Bishop, Canons Cornish and Mason, the Revs, J. H. Moore and E, A. Bree, and the Cathedral choir. Tho following bridesmaids weieaLo await ing the arrival of ".lie bridft, and_ took their position in the procession j—Miss Barham 'bister of the bride), and the Misses Grylls. Jhilco'tt, He-iidCrson, Alice Hockin, L.

11. Carat-Wilson, JNora Vivun, ana Hilda Bnrhain. As the procession ad duced up the aisle, hymn 350 (A. tod M.) was sung. The formei Dart of the service was reaa by the Rev. J. tl. Moore, vicar of St. John's, after which .ie Bishop very impressively performed the ;cremeny, the concluding portion being read by the Rev. Ca_on Cornish of Veryan, t brother in-law ef the bide. Ihe Rev, Prebendaty Carter acted as groomsman. The bride, who was git en away by her father, was a.tired in a dress of cream coloured Surat silk, trimmed with lace, and wore * tulle veil and wreath; nnd tho bridesmaids wore diceses p£ cream-coloured nun's cloth, trimmed in cream lace, with dark crimson sa-heß, and hats to match. At the conclmion of the ccrrmony, Mr G. R. Sinclair performed Mendclstohn's " V\ eddi.-ig March " on lhe organ in a very effective style, and as Ihe happy p.ir left the Cathedral their path was strewn with flowers, A large company pat down to the weddiog breakfast, at Dr. Dai ham's residenc, The presents were very numerous, valuable, and useful, and cime both from private friends, and those amongst whom Mr and MS Wulpola had so lovingly woiked iii Truro and its neighbourhood. In tho afternoon the bappy pair left Truro for t ertford. Both bride and bridegroom have endeared themselves to a large circle of friends, and in taking their departure from England for New Zealand, which they shottly purpose doiDg, tbey will cany with them the hearty good wishes c. Truroniat-s generally. Mr Walpole, as most of our readers are aware, is now the vicar-elect of St. Mary's, Auckland, and »ill shortly proceed thither to enter on his duties.—"Royal Cornwall Gazette."

CONTEXT SCHOOLS AT PAR' NELL.

The annual examination connected with the Convent schools, Parnell, was held yesterday in tbe presence of His Lordship Bishop Luck, the Very Bcv. Father Fynrs, V.G., and Other Catholic clergy, and i purcnta and friends of the pupil'. ---| The Infant ScJiool j The examination of the Infant school dis closed conrideab c aptitude for such young ' children. The Bishop, in distributing the prizes, cxpresssed bis satisfaction. The : prize list i-i «s follows :—l»t, Alastei John j Ryan, conduct •and c.tcchism; 2nd, . Matter Smith, general improvement; ! 3id, Master Newel1, arithmetic; 4th, | Mniter John Grace, geography; stb, j Master Joho fiouin, general improvement; l Gth, Master JobnHojtao, r.adhig and spell ling; 7th, Miss Tessa Cronin, grammar; , Stli, Miss M-u. McHug'-, neatuess ; 9th, Miss Annie Power, recitation; 10tb, Miss ILi y Richards, icgul.r attendance; 11th, | Miss Allie Hogan. recita ion ; 12th, Master Thomas Keneally, general improvement. A number of minor piizos v.ere given ta ihe children. At the close of the examination ihe children sang "Now we happy scholars," very pleasantly. St. Joseph's school. Mub Neville, on behalf of the pupils,. read an appropriate address to the Bisbop. The children were then examined in read ing, spelling, tables, useful knowledge, grammar, geography, and recitation. They ncquiitcd themselves creditably. In the intervals seveal somis were rendered by the children, including such as "Foot slops on tbe stairs," "Where is Lulu goio?" and "oh.ll we ever meet again?'' Bis Lordship distributed the prizes to tbe following successful pupils : — Ist, Hugh Campbell, for good conduct and tegular attendance; 2e,d, Margaret Mc- Carthy, for catcchi-m ;3r.f, Miss M, Walsh hi-good conduct: 4th, Miss Tessa George, for general improvement; sth, MlisFanny iSeville, for amiability. Second Class: Ist Miss T. George, for general study; 2ud, Misi K. Hichatdf, for politeness • 3rd, Mis-s A Cronin, for improvement and geo graphy ; 4tb, Miss Sarah McCarthy, for improvement and conduct. sth, Mist E. George, for recitation; 6th, Master A. V at'cs, for arithmetic; 7th, Master C. McCatty, for study; Btb, Miss E. Kilfoyle, for catechism. Tho Bishop kindly promised two distinct prizes from hims.-lf next year - to be called the Bishop's prizes—one for the most regu lar attendant and the other for the pupil who gives the most satisfaction during the ensuing year, St, John the Baptist's Superior ScJiool, The examination of the pupils of St. John the Baptist's Superior School, took plase in the afternoon. As usual the decorations were very pretty. Over the platform was tbo motto, "A lovisg welcome to our beloved Bishop."- The schoolroom waa crowded by parents and friends of tbe pupils. The children conducted the ex amination ot oach other, and displayed con siderable expertness in their questions A piano duct was played by Mis-es Avey, Couitajne, Yates, and Fallon. Misa Daisy Coupland, a child of abmt seven years of age, then recited in a creditable manner, lines of welcome to the Bisbop. Miss A. Courtsync afterwards read an address in French, and Miss Frances George an address in English, in which the warmest regard was expressed for the Vicar-General, Very Rev. Monsignore Fyncs, for the lively interest he has taken iv the education and religions instruction of the school. Regret was also expressed for the absence of tbe kindly smile ana beam ing face of dear Rev Father O'Sullitan and earnest prayers and wishes for hia recovery. At the close, an illuminated address, hand somely framed, was presented by the pupils to His Lordship. The chorus " The Cana dian Boat Song," was very eflectively ten dered, and the vocal duet, "List to the Convent Bells," was sung by Mi-ses Avey and George ih charming time and tune, The examination intro duced geography, grammar, history, tables and recitriion, domestic ecouomy, literature', New Zealand History, fine arts, algebra, and French Histoiy, All the classes acquitted them elves iv a manner gratifying to the teachers. Musical selec tions at intetvals displayed the efficiency of the'pupils in the department of accomplish ment. The duet " Come o'er the moonlit bpo," by Miss Avey aud Miss George, aud the duet "Music and her sister soDg," by Misses George and Fallon wero prettily rendered. 'Ihe solo, " Some Day," by Mi«s A. Courteyne, and the choruses "Eng'and tor me," "Dreaming of h' me aud mother," and tho " Anvil Chorus," by the school, were also effective. A French dialogue, "Le Tri-or," participated in by seven pupils, exhibited proficiency in that language. Specimens of work, drawings, &c, by tho pupils, adorned the wal's, one a large piece of wool work, "Jacob blessing Laban;' thtee pieces of pencil drawing with leather framework, a cushion on blacn satio, and a vase of flowers, of elegant workmanship, by Miss Fallon. Two pieces of pencil drawings with leather work frames by Miss A ley, and a very pretty table by Miss Edgar were specially noticeable. His Lordship distributed the prizes, which consisted of handsome volume, and pictures.

First Class: Mis May Courtayne. algebra, book-keeping, Frencb.andEnglishliterature M'ss A. George, French, composition and a'gebra; Miss Fallon, drawing, French, book-keeping, and algebra; Miss A, Courtayne, French, olgcbra, and com; position ;|Mits Fitz. music, book-keeping, and algebra ; Miss L. George, gram mar, catechism, and arithmetic; Miss F. Lynch, conduct, obliging manner, and reading; Miss E. O'Brien, conduct, history, and arithmetic; Miss M. Hogan, catechism ' and Scriptue history; Miss Aley, drawing, ' French, and history ; Miss M. Edgar, goLd penmat ship and needlework. S cond Class I Miss Minme Carrol, catechism and obliging manners; Miss M. xv. Judge, catechiim; Misa H. Clery, good conduct; Miss White, general improvement; Miss F. George, grammar; Miss E. Richards, application ' to study; Miss L. O'Hern, vocal mnsic. Third Claas : Misa May Robinson, cate- . chism, work, and attendance Miss Daisy l

Cnuplacd, recitation; Miss Kate Oraep general improvemen;; Master J. Fi> z ' conduct and obliging manners; Master W,' Fitz, general inprovoment; Master B, McCabe, politeness atd general improve", ment; Mailer T. Garnaut, ca'echitm and politeness. In addte'fing the children, the Bishop siid it was with satisfaction he was present at this ex-ainiiion. The knowledge dis- 1 p'aytdwas vaied ond extensive, and ihe progress made in music especially was remaikable. They sang well and 1 kept good time. He acccptfd as a personal compliment the song "England tor Me," for ihe greater number be Relieved, were the children of Irish parents; but"he would rem'nd them that 7; Ireland also deserved praise. The cotnpeti. '■ tion of an examina ion was n type of the - ups and downs of life. It was always a pleasure to him to be with children. It reminded him of the Saviour's saying " For of such is the kingdom cf Heaven." It would always be a pleasure to him to as sist at these exhibitions, in which he saw the pains and skill, and talents of the teachers. In his own name, and in the name of the Very Bey. Monsijnore Fynes. and the other visitors, he thanked the nuns lor this very agreeable exhibition, and thanked the children for the essen.ialpatt ': they had taken in it, and "God Save the Queen " waa then sung. Bishop Luck pronounced tbe benediction, which closed the proceedings. -" i "*" "*.

MR. MACKECHNIE ON VISIONS.

(To the Editor.) Sir, —" Promises are made to be bteken f and Mr Mackechnie having pledged himself not to discuss my criticism of bis late paper, " either in or tut of the Institute," verified | the. proverb, If he falsified the promise, by ; revctirg to the subject on Monday even- m ■ ing last, at the monthly meeting of the Instrute. His new contention (evidently . the result ot some orthodox "coaching"in tbe interval) is that he could have assumed all which i said he denied, without any detriment to tbe position he took up in the paper." Furthermore, he en lightens a harrassed public by informing them that the paper ia now published and tnjust " speak lor itself." Those who have "read the pope r wiU be able to testify, that it I speak?, with no uncettain sound, ol the opinions of the writer. Mr Mackechnie "could bave assumed" the truth of the Incarnation, Transfiguration, and Ascension of Chritl There ia a consoling freshness about tbe a-isurance which onght to satisfy, but which somehow does not, Bia paper . —"speaking for itself'—declares that so fair f-om assuming the truth of these. recognised facts sf Christianity, hs assumed precisely the reverse—viz: that " all so-called " spiritnsl" appearance) were ; the result of physical state* in the visiohaiy or se'ef. And it is difficult to sea how he could (in spile of his assurance on Monday night) assume an) thing else " without detriment" to his method of explaining the . visions of Swedenborg. I repeat my termer proposition — If there are spiritual ex istences, it is reasonable to suppose that they ,; may be visible. The possibility of such beings existing was never hinted at by Mr Mackechnie; and he therefore assumedn thst they hove no cxi fence, when .' he alleged that the "spirits" which Swedenborg claimed to have seen were but creatures of bis own imagination, Sis proof of the unreality of visions was. not particular, but general, and therefore applies to every description of vision/ or .fg alleged communion with spirits. There- B f .Te, he did not " assume," but denied the truths which I enumerated j and his honesty and logic*! power, which I im- %?; pugned from the first, have in no way been redeemed by his latest explanation. Allow me to reiterate that if thesfli spiritual sub-stratum is taken away from Christianity, our religion is robbed of all that distinguishes it from a code of morals, ,"• _ and ia deprived at once of its spirit, essence, and power. Investigators on the purely physical plane of things deserve every credit for their labours, and they may con fer real advantage on spiritual progress; but this can only bo when they refrain from dogmatising upon matters beyond their ; province. The unphilosophical nature of- Mr Mackecknie's method is apparent by his ;s virtual denial of a fact which he does not understand; and his pneri'e logic may - be seen by the manner in which he treated: : ; the visions of Blake and Swedenborg \ . respectively. Blake recognised his visions'.y as tricks of the imagination, ers-they were so; Swedenborg declared his visionst'to be - real, ergo they were not so; and because =L£ Helmholtz has demonstrated how sight im pressions may be produced by the action ef :-: ihe brain without any external object^ ergo all visions of spirits are so pro duced. A single word ere I close to the Bey. Dr. Purchas, who seems to have come forward as the champion of . the orthodox clergy whom I indicted for: tamely sitting uncer materialistic and anti- ' Christian teaching. He charitably Bupposes' -_,! that 1 have " entirely misapprehended" the sc^pe of Mr McKechnie's paper; bnt, ': with the wisdom of the serpent, refrains" .' from informing us how his gigantic intellect - grasped and understood the lacts and " as- ,i sumptions " dealt in by the writer.; Or- 1 thodoxy is credited with the power of doing wonders in the way of believing impossibilities; and perhaps Dr. Purchas | is able fully to reconcile a general denial of :: spiri'ual existence with the plain teach- vs ings of Christ and His apostles on the sub- ,';-,; ject. Until this is done, however, I must y maintain my present opinion of Mr Mac- .- j kechnie's paper on " The Visionary Faculty , ; of Mind;" I must believe, with all do- ? ference,that I am as capable ot understand ing an argument and grasping its f core as ■ is Dr Purchas; and I must claim fiat I . liave neither misapprehended nor misrepre- .•.:. sctited the tendeucy of Mr Mackechnie's re cent paper.-I am, with apologies for the j length of this communication, ■; No Visionary,

UPPER QUEEN STREET.

(To the Editor.) ' l Sib,—Whilst the City Council are cutting | down, levelling, and spending money freely 9 in various parts of the town, it is a scandE--J lons fact that they havo totally ignored I the claims of Upper Queen-street, which n is really the stcaightest and nearest I way into and ont of the city, Some, H three years ago the permanent levels m were decided upon and it was arranged by the authorities tbat some 20 or 22 feet ,_ should be cut down at the junction with . Karangahape road, and a portion ia the ' hollow ot Upper Queen-street should be filled np. This would have made the in cline so gradual that vehicles of every des cription would get out of town quickly. At 1 this time a numerously signed petition was presented to the Council begging that at least some of the rates should be spent in B Improving the most important and maitiM stieet of the town, and yet how much' g money has been spent in improving this thoroughfare t Several handsome edifices H| have lately been erected at a great expense in this street, the owners of which have built them on "the bona fides that tbe Council would at least devote a ortion of B the funds partly accruing from^lhelfltr. y| holders of property in this street to its'y improvement. But no, Sir, lam ofopinion .;s that till we can get an energetic propertyMj owner from tMs locality itself info the Corporation to insist upon a fair alio- J ■ cation of funds for its improvement we ::| shaU never get our fair due. Improve- y_ ments bave been going on in every direcvy tion except this, and l ask your powerful ■ advocacy of the subject. In all fairness ■ some of tho rates should be spent on this :_; street. There are several largo owners |9 who have been deterred from building ■ handsomo rows of shsps in consequence of -.« the long-continued apathy of the Councu . to allow Upper Queen-street its fair due.— j lam, &c, m Cms. ' m

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AHOtIODB. T O • M O.R X O W, NODN, VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auotion, at their Rooms, Shortland-street, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO .! PERTIES :- BELLWOOD ESTATE, _t. CHOICE BUILDING ALLLOT- O«F MENTS in this rlstag and favourite Dlstriet. These Allotments vary in siae from 50 x 130 feet to 59 x 148 feet 6 Inches, and have frontages to Mount RoskiU Road, BeUwood Avenue, . Marlborough.treet, Lawrenoe-street, Chatham street, add Raleigh-street. Title Land Transfer. Also, th. Unsold Balance of the * STO.NEY HURST ESTATE, I Consisting of Lot 39, corner of Eden Vale Road, . 2 232x231 feet; Lot 44, corner Eden Valo and i Wynyard Roads, 148 feet 6 inches x 261 feet; I Lot 23. View Road. 132 x 277 feet (oompletely | fenced); Lot 12, View Road, 132 x 273 feet 9 ? inches; also, part of Allotment 5, having a I frontage te View Road of 147 feet, and to i Albert Avenue of 197 feet by a through depth f of 607 feet, I TERMS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE LOTS i Oxb-foubth Cash, Balance at 7 peb ■ CENT., 3 TO 5 YEARS. |- GRAFTON ROAD. t Valuable Allotment, oorner of Grafton Road P oni Beaumont-street. 89 fost 7 inohoß xBS feet }' 10 lachee ; also, adjoining Allotment, 39 feet 7 ■ • t laohes xBS feet 10 inches. *'■ : , . MO ONT EDEN. j" Allotment, oorner of View Road nnd Victor'a li Avenue, 125—5 x 125—9; also, AUotment having - o frontsge to Vlow Road of 141-9 by a depth ot j 225-9. | VICTORIA AVENUE. %. 1 AUotment. C 9 feet x 266 feet 8 lnohos; 2 Al " ). lotments, 93 feet 9 inohea x 149 feet.lo lnoher. ■I CORNER OF VICTORIA AVENUE AND ALBERT AVENUE. Allotment, 93 feet 9 Inches x 14!) feet 10 Inch i It OLIPHANT - STREET, PONSONBY | WARD. | lot No. 13,42 feet 6 laohes x 127 feet 10 inches, \ MBLFORD-STREET, PONSONBY ; ; WARD. DWELLING HOUSE, ' - Nearly new, well finished and fitted, \- Containing S rooms, servant's room, pantry and ':. ecullery. stoolo, oooch-hoaee, wood-shed. Sea., " with 3 Allotments having a frontage of 134 feet I by a depth of 1(0 feet, laid ont a garden, and - L fully stocked with fruit trees, Ac AIBO, Lots 83, 64,65, 65,67, and part of 63, eaoh hav ing a frontage of 40 feet to Melford and Vine :>: streets, by a total depth of 150 feet, ; MOUNT EDEN RO.D (CLOSE TO TH_ '* : RAILWAY STATION), 2 Allotments, S9 x 111 feet: 1 AUotment, 33 C. feet x 131 feet 6 lnohes; 1 Allotment, 39 feet 6 -; laohes x7B feet. ' CORNER OF MOUNT ROSKILL AND VIEW ROADS. Valuable BntlneßS Elte, 122 x 200 feet, The Auctioneers would call particular atter tlon to the fact tbat all the above Allotments are situated well within two mUeaof Queen-street. ; MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD (near the r- POST OFFICE.) NEW AND HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, Containing 8 rooms, all of good blzs : a'so, bath room, sonllery, pantry, detaohed wash-house f (wlth|ooppei),l wood-honse, 2200-goUon tank, lee; AUotment, 50 x 264 feet, cleared and laid ont as garden. Thla House la thoroughly finished, and fitted with every convenience for a family. ..'•-. ' VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN, NEW AND WSLL-BUILT HOUSE - Of b'x rooms. Boullery, and pantry, aU well finished and fitted; Allotment, 57 feet 6 inches x 165 feet. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, 7 ;•' HOUSE LATELY IN THE OCCUPATION : : OF REV. MACKENZIE FRASER, Containing ten rooms, with green-house, cis terns, tanks, See.; Allotment, 74 x HO feet, laid ont as garden, with BBphalt pates, See. '. Terms on oppllootlon to the Auotloneers, VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. B. TONES. B. C. CARE. B. D. TONKS - ' '7 TO-MORROW, ;TAK;APUNA JOCKEY CLUB 1 RACES ON NOVEMBER 30. ||; ' "BIOR Sale, on Friday next,at 12 o'clock, fc- i- : " Grandstand Booth l ..- - : 2 Booths r ... Emit stalls ivjV'' Temperance Booth I ; • B. TONKS & 00., Auctioneers. B. TONES.] [R. C. CABR.J B. D.TONKB.J . WEDNESDAY, NOVEM "ER 29. MORNINGSIDE. ORNINGBIDK. jl' ■: ' - ' MORNINGSIDE. ORNINGSIDB. I • . RAILWAY STATION ON PROPERTY. . '■ ■■ -. " '-■'"■, VOLCANIC LANDI 'BUSES HOURLY 1. ,-;..: - IRAIN SIX DAILY! B. TONKS & CO. HAVE been instrncted by A. K. Taylor, Kaa., to Bell on Wednesday, 29sh November, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVE PROPERTY. Thiß la a genuine aala of a really flrst-claes property, a portion having already been Bold Bnd built on. A Churob, Parsonogo, ond Store are ereoted, and alao a number of Villa Bosl - deuces. The Property haß been out up, with a view of I having a good class ot buildings, into lota up to nearly lour acres In extent, but purchasers of emoUer lots Can have an opportunity of supply ing their wants close to tho Railway Station, W hlch ocouplea the oentro of the Estote. The Land Is volcanic A Ohuroh, Sohool, Stores, BuUder'sEßtobllßh ment. Blacksmith's Shop, Wheelwright's Shop, | fco., ore now In fall running order on the pro ! -• party. II | Trains and' Buses are running continuously, f '• proctlonUy bringing It within a few mlnntes of ! tbe olty. fl' The greater number of the allotments front on I-!. to the Main North and Mount Albert Roads. ( r ~ PLANS NOW RWADY I B, TONES E. 0. CARR B. D. TONKS EARLY IN DECEMBER. • 7a« ACRES', "avondale TOWN «I. am? adjoining Railway Station • - fjE_3-3&Sft___^ wJUbe offered for positive sale at on early date. y B. TONKS & CO.



Auctions. , , ; — -, TO-MORROW, THE HAYMARKET, FOR SALF, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, November 10, Q HEAVY DRAUGHT HORSES ex •» Southern Cross, from Gisborne. Tho above are ell Yonng Horses, ond flrat-olaea workers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. THE REMUERA CATTLE FAIR. LAST CATTLE FAIR FOR THB SEASON. ENTBIKS on or before TUESDAY, Deccember 9. ALFRED BUCKLAND. nOUNTKY CATTLE SALES. Papaknra—Wednoaday, November 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THE HAY MA KET. ■PRINCIPAL WOOL SALE FOR THE X SH*SON On TUESDAY, November^, 12 o'olook, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FBIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, THE HAYMARKET. ST OR SALE, at the Haymarket, on JD Friday next, November 24, A BAY PREr S, In thorough working order, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24. THE HAYMARKET. ■JIOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on J? Friday, November 21, 10 EXTRA HKAVY DRAUGAT MABE3 aid GEUii.'.fls; ilraiolois animals, overland from Wangannl. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAYS; rnß HAY MARKET. £ALK OS WOOL, SHEEPSKINS Cj HIDES, end TALLOW, each Tuesday, ot (I o'ciscs, ALFRED BUOKLAFD W. 8, COCHRANE JAS, DAOBE TO-MORROW. GALVANISED IRON TDBS AND BUCKETS. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 2tth Instant, at 11 o'olook. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting Of Couches, Chairs, Pictures, Clock*, Carpets, Curtains, Fender?, Rugs, Tabl-s, Sewing Machines, ■ heffoaiers Platedware.Crnets. New Iron Bedsteads, Iron and Wood Boo st-ads, Mattrasß- p, Paillasse?., Bedding, Chests Drawers, Wasbatands and Ware, Mirrors, Kitchen Utenrils. Ex COBOM-N-—L— /\ 30 Dozen Galvanized Baoketa (10,11, / \ and 12 inche.) C ID V NeßtaGalvanizod Iron Tubs (round \ / and oval) \ / 12 Dcnen Plough Linos v 12 Dozen Signal Halliards Copper and Anchor Lights Also. Cordla's, Bitters, Bottle Cleaning Maohlne. SAMUEL COCHRANE ft BON, Auctioneers. W, 8. COCHRANE) {J&B. DAOSI TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. RESIDENCE, SYMONDS-STREET. ALLOTMENTS, PONSONBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO', WYNYARDTON. NO RESERVE. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, "38ti_ Instant, at 12 o'cioo., By Order of the Trustees nnder the Will el the Late Ellen Evitt, ALLOTMENT.? 21 and 9 of Sub-division Lot 4. Section 7, having frontages rf 36 feet to Symonds-Btreet asd 36 f«et to Alhirt ttreet, with a through depth ot 238 feet, and having a Comfortable Residence of 7 rooms erected thereon. SPRING-STREET, PONSJNBY-Eleven Allotments, beiog ur sold portions of Lot 29. Seotlon 8, DRURY-AUotment 39, oontalnlhg lr. 2p., floating ellppery Creek. PAPAKURA-AUotment 34. containing lr. 16p. OPAHKKE (DRURY)-Lote 11, 22, 23 nnd 24 ot Section 9, Sub-division ot Lots 37 and 38. HILLSBORO'-Lot I, Section I, containing la. 3r. 30p. WYNYARDTON-Lot 8. Aleo, RANDOLPH-STREET, NRWTON-Allotment 23, having 33 feet frontage. Thla la a good Building Site, as It standß high and occupies a good position. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE „ SON, Auctioneers. W. 8, COCHRANE. |JAS. DACEB MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. ' By Order of Commissioner of Hospital Reserves, THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL FARMS AT NORTHCOTE. rpHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by S. Auction, at their Booms, Fort-street, on Monday, 18th Inßtant, at 12 o'olook, TH. LEASS. for a term of 21 years, ot Allotment. 14, 15, 16. 17, and 20, Parish of Takapuna, sub-divided into Form Sootions of from 3 to 13 aorea, having .' frontages to the main road, the bob, and the tew Lake road. For Conditions and farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & BOA, Auctioneers. W. 8. CO CHE AN El I JAS. TJACBB TUKBDAY, NOVEMBER 28, By Order of th<s Registrar ci the Supreme Court. TOWN ACRE AT ONEHUNGA. ' f*l HE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, I Fort-street, on ".ineattay, 23th Inst,, at 12 o'olook, AL' OTMEMT 14, Section 48, Town of One hnnga, containang 1 aore. It commands a fine view of tho Harbour, and la situa ted not far from Hallway Station. No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctjouofeis. rp W, HICK SON AND CO.'S SALE OF t^MALL T7IARMB .„, /"10RNHILL, UMaLL J- ARMS &1 VOSNBILL. A 'BUS will ,'eavo Hiokton aod Co.'a Offloe, Qneen-street, at 12.30 o'clock, on SATURDAY, 25th November, for tie purroso of conveying Intending Purchasers to tho Grout d. PBELIMINAKY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, At en Early Date, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE 'PROPERTIES, Being part of an Kstate held in trnßt by Sir G. Maurice O'Rorke and Captain X. Viret . Shepherd :— j-A ALLOTMENTS la tba beet pari of Choi • OU tenhara, North Shore Krt ALLOTMENTS at Mount !<don i a ALLOTMENTS. Brighton Road, Parnell g ALLOTM&N C. at tho What f, Onehunga q ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf, One . ~° " hunga on ALL.TMs.NT3 at Mount Wellington, *•" ; Panmure.. / : —o * Farther particulars In future advertisement. >



Auctions. " TO-MORROW. DURHA~M YARDS. ■7IOR SALE, at the Durhnm Yards, on J; Friday next, The Woll-known CroBS - country Hone JOKER 1 Superior Heavy Draught Horse, any trial 2 Useful Farm Mares 2 Upstanding Ge'dinga I Hooks, Light Harnesß- and Draught Horses Spring .arts, Baggies, Drays, Harness, &0. HUNTER & NOLAN, For Private Sale:-Sydney Drayp, 48 bales first-class M«adow Hay (carotnlly trussed), Povrrty Bay Ryo Grass Sued, la any quantities, and No. 6 Fenoing Wire. ~" ~~~ TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at tbe Durham Yards, on Friday next,! Ex s.s. Southern Cross, from Poverty Bay. 1 Very Handsome Pair Grey Buggy Ponies 1 Very Handsome Pair Roan Carriage Horses 4 Superior Hiding Cobs 6 Useful Horses, suitable far Hooks or Buggies 2 Upstanding Horooß, fit for Uaneom or Ex press work Also, The Importod Trotting Stallion QUICKSILVER At 11 o'Clocki HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 18S2. DURHAM YARDS. TjiOß SALE, at the Durhnm Yards, on JD Friday, Deoemtor 1, 21 Heavy Draught Horsea Ex Haweo, from Ohrlstohurob. HUNTER _t NOLAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, FURNITURE, &C. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr McGl-shan, to Bell, on FRIDAY, the Bth December, at the Durham Yards. THE GOODWILL of TBE UNEXPIRED TRR VI OF LE _SE. ot Six Years, of the JUNC TION HOTEL, doing a largo and rnapeotoble bualness.Theoommodlousness of tho House,and the desirability of the situation, ore too well known for comment, bat its Immediate prox imlty to the terminns ot tbe tramway renders It prospectively mora valuable than other subur ban houaea. Persons in quest of a good honse oannot easily find a more desirable one. AT 13 O'CLOCK, HUNTER & NOLAN, THURSDAY. NOVEMBtsR 30, AT NOON, mount albert. Factory site, volcanic soil. NEVER FAILING SPRING OF WATER. (To close o Partnership Account.) R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by Auotion, at hia Estate, Lend, and Home Sole Room, Arthur's Mart, Qneen strcci, on Thursday next, 30th irstant. at 12 o'clock noon, TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT. 10 ACRES OF FIRBT-CLABS VOLCANIC LAND, Cleared and In Gross, having o largo frontage to the Nkw Noimi Road, a short dis tance from the Mount albirt K-ilway Sta tion. The Railway ru*s through It, bounded at the baok by a Creek. A never fal'lng Spring of arlendld water: aqutrrr of fine Blue Stono, now being worked, from which the atone now bolng need at Ihe Savings Bank was taken; a good Homestead Bite; a flrst-olass Site for Woollen, Papor, or other Faotory. WIU be sold In ono Lo*. Terms: Cosh. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. NOON. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, Valley Boad _kah Mount Edbn Road, HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE AND EFFEdS. TO BE SOLDBY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR. HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr. w. Morley to Bell by pnblio onotlon at his Kesidence, Valley Road, near Mount Rcsklll Road, on Tuesday next, at 12 o'olook noon, THE RHSIDEMCE AND GROUNDP, very pleasantly and conveniently situated, having a frontage to Valley Road; soil, rioh voloanio. The house ia newly ballt, containing eevon room's, well supplied with water from tanks. Tho land measnraa 100 x 140 feel. HOUSRHOLD FURNITURE, Seo., conslats et—Drawing-room aulte, Chairs. Loo and Square Tab-es, Carpets, Curtains. Fenders, sire Lots, Whatnot, Pictures, Iron and Wood B*d ateae-a, Bedding. Washstands, Toilet Set', Toilet fables, looking Glasses, Chests of Drawers, Kitchen Utentiie, Glsbs and Earthenware, &o. A 'Bus will leave tbe Mart at 11.30 a.m. morn ing of Bale. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, AT 11 O'CLOCK. Ex Loch Urr, Loch Fleet, and other late arrivals. TRADE SALE CF Currants, Raisins, Fanoy Confectionery, General Groceries, and Oilman's Stores, Messes. POTTER & CO, WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, Durham-street, on Monday next, »7ih November, at 11 o'olook, SHIPMENT!) OF THB ABOVE GOODS O'ow Landing), Particulars in Fnture Advertisement R, ARTHUR, Salesman and Anctioneer. l*n consequence of a general wish that the Government and the Company, respective soles of Wolmota should oolnolde, the Company has agreed to POSTPONE SALE to 28th NOVEMBER, and TENDERS to 6th DECEM BER.) IT7ESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND OALE. mHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENOY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBORNE, On TUESDAY, the 28th NOVEMBER, 1881 AT PARNELL AND BOVLAN'S HALL, POUAWA. THB FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title. Of 7.CCO acres of ttioh Land In the Pouawo Blook, situated abont five miles from Gla borno. This property is divided Into Sec tions of from 100 to BCO aores, and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms. Purchasers of Freehold Section" in this Block wlUhave an early opportunity ot obtaining, npon favourable tones, Leasehold Blocks from 600 acres upwards, situated between tbe Block now offered and tho tea. This portion of Pouawa Is excellently graeßed. and cannot be surpassed for sheep country. IWHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 acres of Town and Hnbnrbon Lands from one and a half to three miles from Gis borne Post Offloe. will ho offered, if the surveys can be sufficiently advanced. This valuable level land, with frontage to the Taruberu, a navigable tlver, will bo out Into sections of from 5 to 50 notes. Shonld this not b-s ready tor the market at tho Novem ber Bale, It wltl be offered with other por tions of Whataupoko in about the month of March next, WAIMATA. By Tender, to olose on sth December, 1.0 FRHLEHOLD-or LEASEHOLD for 21 Years, at the option of the tenderer—of portions ot tne Walmata South and Bast Blocks, and containing in all about 15,000 aorea. Tenders to bo endorsed " Tonder for Wolmoto Property," and addressed to the Manager, Now Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Glsborno. The whole of the above tend la of first-class quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, ond the Company would direot special attention to It aa affording a good open ing to small capitalists, Its rioh soil and easy access to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural ond pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will bo offered, and every Indnoement given to Intending buyers. Plana may be seen at the Land Company's Offloe, Gisborne, and at any of the offloes throughout New Zealand, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, """^ R. HILL FISHER. Manager. » Glflborne, 23th September, 882.



Auction-. I Important JNotzcu.! postponement OF Ellerslie Sale Ellerslie Sale to monday, november 27, AT NOON. AT DJWDEN'S MART, QCKHN.TREET, The BALE of tho above Property is Unavoid ably postponed until MONDAY, 27TH instant. at the same hoar ond plao?, In coneoquonoo of tho dolo. a in tbe Survey. Tho Auotioncor h»s muoh pleasure ta annoanc lnr thot t^b Survey will be completed by MONDAY next, aid that the land is flagged, and Llthogrsphlo Plans oan bo bed on applica tion at the Ollleo of tho Auotlonoor, or at the EUerslie Hotel. The LAND now offered la well worthy tbe Inspection of onyono dCßlrout ot Beonring a VlUa Bite within easy distant, ot Town, by Road or Rail. TRAINS leavo Auak'and for Hllcrsllo almost hourly, and the expense lor a Boston Family Ticket Is Nominal. The LAND Is all that eon bo desired as to Quality of Soil, Magnificence of View, Locality, See., Is the Last ond Beat of iho Finest Property in the EUerslie District, end long known as the EUerslie Park. It Is the Intention of tbo Vendor to sell the Property when offered on MONDAY, the 27th Instsnt, and both Intending Bottlers and Specu lators ore earnestly requested not to lose the opportunity to view the Land before the Sale. Tho POSTCNEMERT is mado with the Intention of allowing time for all desirous to pnrohase to see tho Land, and It will be their own fault It they do not do so. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. EDEN mERBACE. DEN Xbrracb. NEW NORTH ROAD, MONDAY, DECBMBER i, NOON. ♦pHOICB -yiLLA UITES. GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGEB, &c, &c, &c, E. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from oar. Has lett to offer for Bale by auction, ou Mon day, the 4th Deoember, at noon, at bis NEW ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, Between Messrs. Fisher and Co.'a ond the New Bank of New South Wales, and opposite to Vnloan Lone, Wt\ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, 4 " having good frontage- and great deoth, ond situated on the right bond sldo ct Edon Terrace, New North Roar. The land is all ta good grass, eeml volcanic, and commands a very good view. The land Is situated just outside the City boon-air, having all the convenience of City property without Ihe expanse. The City Water Mains and Gas are laid on to the boundary, and Working Men ond others wishing for o Freehold Lot olo* 0 to town ought to avail themselves of this opportunity to soonro a Home for themselves. Uthcgraphio Plans aro ready, and can be hod on application at the offloe of the Anottonoer. The land Is pegged and flagged. Also, At the some time, will be offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COTTAGES Oa Freehold Lots, with frontage to Eden Terraoe. The terms are: One-fourth cash (for the allot ments) ond the balanoo 3 yea'B at 7 per cent, per nnnm. For the Cottagdß: One third 0 .ah, and balance 8 years art 7 per cent, per annate. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 11 o'clock a.m. On the Premises, Sarsfield-street, Ponsonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH-MADE FCRNITURE. B. O. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions irom Mr C. A. Byddor, of Northumberland House, s arsfleld-atreet, Ponsonby, to sell by auotion, on the premises, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE Ei^GLISH-MADE FURNITURE (Mode expressly to his own order,), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly ba Issued, and the House Thrown Open for Inspection (by oard from the Auotiineor) for intending purchasers a fortnight before the salo. Also, (If not previously deposed of), at tho come time and place, will be Bold tho SPLENDID FAMILY KESIDENCE 5 Of 120 rooms, replete with every modern con convenience,and known as "Northumberland House," together with LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The House Is close to the water's edge and proposed new Dior, and oommands a very fine view. Is suitablo for a boardingsohool, and Is ta overy way well suited as a Marine Family Resl denoe, or Superior Family Hotel, In the rising dlstriot ot Ponsonby. The remaining Ground Is bolng out np Into about nine lots, with frontages to Sarifield street and the Waltemata Harbour. The whole of the Freehold,containing 4 acres, will be offered In one lot, as per plan, and it not Bold ta one lot wlil be Bold a a ont up. Llthographio Plans will be issued on and after.Tnesday, lith Instant, and oan be had ou application at the offloe of R." O. GREENWOOD, Auotlonoor, Comer ol Queen and Shortland-streets. ■n_i_M_i_^_c.__a_M__H__H_n_a__l



Government i_anti Sales. ; QALE OF ABODT 100,000 ACRES OF CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND, Salo of about 108,000 Acres o£ Crown Lands ih j the North Island, divided into Town, Village j Settlement, Agricultural Deferred Pnynlento, Pastoral Deferred Payments, and Cash Payment Sections, as under :— On tho Ith December, 18S2, 2,110 acres of Agri cultural Land in the Waimata and other blocks on the East Coast will bo open for application, on deferred payments, at Auckland anil Gis borne, at prices from £1 to £t 10s per aero, i And on tho 7th December, 6 aso afli-s will bo disposed of at Glaborro, by publio auotion, on pastoral defoircd payments, at an upset pr.ca of : £1 per acre. At tho euma timo and place 58,030 aores ot Rural Land will no offered for ■ oash, at npsot pricos ranging from 63 to £'. 103 por acre. On the 12th Dccombor, 3,131 norea of superior Agricultural Land In too Parlhaka Blook, divided Into Rural Allotments on deferred paymontß, ana Vlltgo Sittloment Allot ments, nt prioos running from «l 10s to £25 pnr aero, will bo open for application ai Now Plymouth, Patoo, and Haweio. And on the 15th December, 3,150 acros Wilt be Offerod for cash, at Nov P.yuionth, at prices ranging from £1 to £1 per a ire. ,On the 18th December. '1 1)18 ttcive of Agricul tural Land sltuato in tho Wotroa and Momahaki D'Btrlcts, will bo opsn to • application, on de ferred payments, at Patea and Hawora, ot prioeß r.nging from £1 to £i 10a ror «ori\ And on the 20th Dtoombjr, tncro will ba offered by publio auotion, at Patea, ten sections of Forfeitod Deferred-Payment Land, also tho unsold portion of tho Townehlp ot Richardson, and 19,235 acres of hurnl Bneh Land, ror ctißb, at uptot nrlocte rifgnv from £l to £8 pot- nor... On the 21st December, 1,537 acres of Agricul tural Deforred-Payment Land, beiug portion of the Wanganui Harbour Board hntlowment, nonr Fcileiing, and tho Tokomaru Blook, near AVauganui, will bo.opon for application, at Wnngnnni and Wellington, at prices ranging from £110s per nero upwards. And on tho 22ml Dccombor. Uiero will bo Offered at public auction, at Wanganui, C.SIB acres in tho above-named block-1, lor cash, nt upset prices ranging from £1 os per aero up wards. Full partlonlara of the abovo laodn nro ouh llshod In ihe " Now -.ittla-.t G»sotto" No. °c, of tho Bth November, ISB2 oopioa of which can bo obtained at any Land Otlloo iv iho colony. Pious and Poster* wl>l bo pxlitbitoil oi all Railway otatlons and Post Olfleoa ihroutfhout tho colony, aud can be obtained a; any of tho Land Offloo?. Genoral Crown Lands Oflico, Wellington. 13th I ovon:her, 1832. 'ii' HI '«. " Mecucal. Tl/T EDICAL HALL, ""-*■ PONSONDY (OPPOSmt THE TIIBEK LAMPS), Established 1876. J. G. HENDERSON, Dispensing Chomlßt and Pharmaolat, and Rnr.ann-nnntlßt (R'Sgiatnred). J-STABLISHCD 1500, ■m/f R _, TBAFFOBD. OURGKON DKNTIB. WAraon_L_3.Ts__», c__nODßfia-tLfinKt-tB. PAt-taa SstntoMoa at TsetS W *h« OoW* Nlwoston Qui <>rofenßtorjt.i Goc,_—B a.m. itl'l i l ,t> ■ JAMES CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (MBBieKR Phaiimaceutioai. Sooiktv), HOBBON-TREST, olo^e to WelUngton-street, AncnxANii. N.Z. ' iilV BR COMPLAINT-. DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QULNINE LIVER PILLS (without Uet cury.) The Best Rkukdy son Bilioubwksß, Btomaoii Dichamormknt, 1. ./.tulknck, Paibs BBTWKaH T)_B SIIOtJLDE-S, BAD APPETITE, Indigestion, Acidity, Heaivaohb:, Hsibt eubn, ond all other eymptomo of dliwrdered Uvor ond dyspepala. Acknowledged by many eminent surgeons to bo tho eofojt ami mildest C for every constitution.—ln Roies at Is l}d, I. and 4s sd. Sold by Chemists and .Modioine Vendors throughout tho world. Prepared by Job. Rorko, London, Spoolally vr.lnablo Puti for resldenta abroad and traveUcrs. Bold by Kemtthorkk, Prossks _ Co, " UULPHOI.INK LOTION,"—An Ex k. teniol Means of CURING SKIS . DISEASES, Thero la scarcely any eruption bnt wiU jiesld to ".Salphollno'" in a fow days, and oommonca to fade away oven if it rteemi past oure. Ordinary pttiipl-ss. r^dneoo. blotches, sourf, rong-necs, vamnh as if my mngio; whiliel old, enduring akin disorders, that luivc plntuod tho Buflororn for yeare. nowovar deeply rooted they may be, "Salphollno"' wlil suocosufull) attack them. It destroys tho animalcules Whioh causes theee unsightly, trrit.blo, painful offec-ona, and always produccji a clear, hoahhj natural condition of the akin. " Sulpholteo,"' Lotion is cold by moat Chomlsto. Bottles, 2b 93 Mode by J. Pepper and C-„ Lou Goo, Bold by Kemptkoh-.. Pbo3seb _ Oa. PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC ronsoa and dovetopos tho nervous energies, onriohos tho blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and doprcJsalon. fortifies th* digestive organs. Is a apeoiflo remedy for neuralgia, ague. Indigestion. lovers of every kind, ohost alteotlous, and In wanting dlßoasea, ecrofulous tondenoles, Sec Tho whoTo fromo Is greatly invigorated by Pepper's Tonlo, Ihe mental taouKtes brightened, tho constitution greatly strengthened, ami a roturu to robust health certain. Botrics, 32 dosw, 4s 6d; ncxl stee, lis. Sold by Chemists everywhere The name of 3. Popper, Bedford Kaborntory, London, must be on the boh Thoro Is no Tonlo SO oortaln In effect aa Popper's Quinine ond Iron. It is strongly recommended to resi dents In India and Iho Colonlos, and sho__ olwoys bo kopl renely for r_o tn every oase of over or febrile condition. "old br KgMPTHon.*... Pnopoioi Arm On, rsiABAXACUM AMD PUDUPHYLLIN, JL Preporcd only by J. Popper, Londot, I__ Fluid combination, extrncte. from medl clnal roots, is now uoed mstead of blue pill and calomel for the euro of dyapopula, bUiouaneee, and oU symptoms of oonges-on of the liver, whioh ore generally pain beneath thoshonldore, hoad-ache, drowatnoea, no appetite, furred tongue, dleagroeablo tanto in the mornlna, Elddlness, dlstnrbonoo of tho etomach, ond toel lg of general deprosslon. It seta tho sluggish liver ta motion, very silghtlyootaon tho bowels, giving o sense Of health and comfort with 24 oure. It is tho safest medicine, Taraxacum aad Podophyllln Is a fluid made only by J. FKPPBU. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name Is oa overy label. Battles, 2a 9d and 4s Od. Sold by all Chemists. A most voluabto ond eesentlal modlolno for India, AuatraJ_% tbe Cape, and Colonies goncrolly, Bold by Kkmpteoek«. Pbosskb _ Co, Sawing MacHlnes. KBTABLISH.D 1855. BY BPKOIAL j_Sis^^E^ APrOINTMBKT. Buy ONLY TH . / j CELEBRATED /-"7« A "^) SEWING MACHINES. The Easiest, 81mplost, Best Made, and Most Durablo. Tho only Sowing Maohlno wbloh has never been beaten in competition, Solo Agents in New Zealand: SHAKE PEAR AND CO,, (Opposite tbe Market,) QUBKSf-BTRKK W. O. IJ *a* ' s TBE GRRAT SEWING MACHINE IMPORTER, HAS *'r;BT KECitSIVHD A;Lanra Shipment of the ChaUongo Maohlr.f, ihs Wofld- T2t_ WHITJS CO,'B SJtWIKG MAOHINUi The Most Slions Tha Cheapest The Most Rapid Tho Hlgheai Arm The Most Simple Tho Lar.osfc TanlG Tho Moat Easy 5u WorK Tha Boat Cover The Most Durobla Tho Simplest Shn-lo The Moat KlQ'jftv.t "'tn Neatest n«toh TJSF.ADL.B Machikssi Ssoas .15 10s. ITHK B3KS-. BBWINB HtAOHIKBS JBVKR MAD FrSco of HARD MAOHBHK. U 10s, Also, AI.WA3a CH HAOT>- M., Ksnnlne Siasos Frlator nnfl Ko smon Werthelm Standard Howo Company's Whsaler onftl Wilson Brover ond Baker's Jones's ABO Domeatte AnaotherßOOomal-M ssoai 2S, D, SBE WJSKS 1 29, 6D. PSE WBBSi Alt MAOHrasa attARAOT33!Eir, ) These Machtaea oan bo hau at my Agents i~ N. MoLeonondOo., Pioneer Store, Whangora 1 Thomas Wells, Cambrldgo; WiiUam Stevenson Onehnngo! F. Wayte, H&mUton; ParaoU ondi Boylan, Gisborne i Brennon and Co.. '.anrangn and et other 01000?. MSB O.REAT TJEPOT, *■ eUBBN-fIXRBSI



Land Mid Estate Agents pH& M. ftST IL U UMSON, HOUSE liAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT VO-CIAS3 L&tfß ACCS-A-11, Bankers t—National Bank of Now Zoaland, KKNTB and INTEREST -OlisclOO. MONEY Invented for Capitalist!) on un*o!a s securities, without Chakse, Six por ca t allowed on deposit- until Infected. MORTSAGisS aad LOANS NetroilAtMi. SHARKS Bought or Bold Sa order, . SS3TATKS Manned tor Absentee?. A LLOTMKNTS Bought, aad tlousea Built on __. tho Wsekl? Payment System, BUKDENS AJiLQTMBS.a FOB SALS _- .23 _.C-!-- Bootlsnd-Btreot, 60/ West-streot, 30/ Inkorman-Btroet,«/ Hepburn .treat, 80/ Bond-street, 15/ Llgar Place, 60/ Argylo-atreet, 15s Norfolk-street. 40/ Bereßtord-Btreot, DO/ Cook-street. £10 Perolval Parade, 45/ Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, £8 Mount Eden Road, £i Howe-street, 60/ Kyber Pass.£. Haokatt-street, 16/ Nermanby Road, £1 Nolaon-Btreet. 83/ Brighton Road, 40/ . Also,in various other street, at law rases. i?/inni'i TO LBND, In Sains of £10 onfinta- I ajyivvl/ wards, on good Mcurities. | DUBLIN -STREET, Nowton-Voiy comfort ablo Hnneo for Sale (new), near Foot and Telegraph Offices, on dofoned p.ymonta; £10 deposit required. iv ELSON-3TRE.T—New and very comfort i-M ablo House of 7 rooms for Sale, with gaa and olty wator laid of. Pleasant view of tho .ppor portion of harbour. Prlco £000. a/IOUNT BURN—Houso and fc'overal Allot iVi rooms on tha Kpsom Bldo for Bale. Allot ments at 31a 6d por foot frontage; great depth Rioh voloanio coil. „ • . QKVENROOMiCD nOUSIS and Two Allot )_• monta for salo. within quartor of an hour a walk of Queen-strcot, Easy terms oan bo a< ranged. SHOP and 7-roomed Houso for sale on tho Mount Kden Road. Splendid poßltlon for btislnOßs. Terms as agreed. WHANGARKI-ymall Homoatend for Salo, with tpleudld orohard. over 200 fruit bearing trees, alluvial Boll; frontage to Whan garel River; two miloa from townehlp. BWRasirORU-BTRIcEf— New and very con venient Cottage for Sale, near Congrega tional Chnroh, On easy terms. j?f_nA-SIX-KOOMHLD HOUSE (new). With Xiuw pantry, for Salo; very oonvonlent; water laid on; easy terms. HAMILTON (Wnl-ato)-Houso and aoro ot ground for nalo, two mlnutos walk from Bank of Now Zealand, tor £100. Lot 321, Hamilton West, . . SUNUA-Elghty Aorea of Land for Solo for £35. Also, Eighty Aores at Walkleklo, RE6, A Bploudld chance for working man. -COQfi—New and WoU-flnishod House for Miiolt g a . 9i 0 t Kooky Nook, New North Rood i allotmont 10 x 120, Very easy terms. NORTHCOTE — Bovon roomed House, out buildings, K0„ and SO acres of Land for Sole. Vcy cheap. Grand view of tho harbour, i.e.in-FOUR-ROOMM) HOUSE for Bale, S— * v oil Cook-Btroot, with large allotment. i OKATOKA TOWNSHIP. - Two I Oorner Allotments for Sole for £20, having t'use frontages, „ FONSONH. — New Six-roomed House for Sola near the Threo Lamps, Prioe, £280 Easy terms ot payment DEVONPORT, Lako Road-Several very ohoioo Villa Sitea for Sale, having road and soa frontage.-., and possessing tho flnost landscape views to bo found around Auokland. Vory easy terms of payment. PoKfi-A NICE NEW COTTAGE In New X-v". ton toj. g s iß. w ith largo shod. allot ment 40 x 100; very ohewp. WAITEMATA RIVER FRONTAGE.-Lnnd for Solo ot £2 per aero, In largo or small Mocks, Easy terms. PARNELL— House and 1| acres orohord for Sole, In fnU bearing; cowshed, workshop, towlbouse. _o. s fine sea view. nnftc-HOUSEfor Sola ta William-street, MAO 3 noarßt. James" Clnroh. SPSOM-Gontlemaa'a Vina .-•■■«•"t>f.r* mon rooms, coach-house, stabi- a, fco. £100 C EKMUKRA-16 aoree, tor Uow l excellent Botl and DplOEdid vlaw BRIGHTON ROAD, PanieU - Six-roomed U3une to; sale, aUotment 40x100; water laid on. Price, &J7B. I3ON3ONBY-HOW Blx-roomed House and Jl Workahop tor sole t two allotments | two trontagee; em? tome. PARNELL, — Nowiy • finlahod Blx-roomed House for sale I pleasant view j £3SB, miBMB olso For Solo ot WolkomiU, Pore -v moremo, Btokeß'e.Point, Woitokerei, Mahu rangi, North Shore, Fap__;_», See. Also, eoa list In Nek Z*:M>ncl ileralii and Weekly Nevn, OHAS. WILLIAMSON ES-iTU AGENT. VPLOS,. LA_l ' w7 V. 8' rEVlsNgl HOUSE, LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT gbnkkal commission agent, Next Union B.nk, (Juebs-cTbskt, aock n«r., Propertlo. advertise it fr«e of cost, and no charge mado unless buclneso done. Lists of i .oporttesfor Eslofarwarded monthly to igenta in Napier, Wolltegton.Chrlstohuroh and Dunedin, Inaarasoes effected on Houbos, Crops, Fur niture. Seo. Properties Valuedi Surveys Undertaken, Building Katimatea prepared. Mortgages and Loans nogotiote.. FOR SALE GBACK-STRBET. I .oionby-Houso, 5 rooms, o>> deferred payments, very cheap. b76 ROCKY NOUK-Homo of 5 room j, quite now, on deferred poymente. C 9 BKREBKORU-STRE-T-Bouse, 7 rooms,' largo hall, water laid on. 875 50 ACRHS of Lund in To Awamntu Township, all fenced, part sultablo for building sites. 870 MOUNT RO3KILL ROAD-House, S roima and sonllery, 3 ohlmlnlea. tankß. So. 873 SKAFIELD VlEW—Nice Cottage of"-rooms, garden, and largo workshop. £3CO- 852 PAPAKURA-7-roomed Houso and 32 acres good land, on main road, oloso to railway; very o». cap. A5 89 ACRHS, near Hot Sorlnsn. Waiworß. Al MARY-STREET, MOUNT HDitN - Pretty Oottogo.fi rooms and pantry.targo level aUot ment. b43 CHAPEL-STRKET-Houßoln this central posl tlon, Buiteblo for boarding house. Very ohsap, J'l9 TWO SHOPS and DwoUlngs, ou good leading thoroughfare. 829 GRAFTON ROAD—House, 8 rooms, gas, ko B2 AVONDALE—Houbo, 9 rooms, extensive Shod a, stable, outhouses, etc, and highly cultivated farm: largo orohard, eto. 813 PONSONBY—Honse. 6 rooms, two tanks, Har den, oto.; very cheap. BID GREAT NORTH KOaD- House. 8 rooms, garden. Sec 823 4000 ACRES-Freohold Land, suitable tor a cattle run; easy distance from Anokland, BKVERAL BLOCKS of Native Lands. Titles. Crown Grants. Very ohoap. Alfl KAURI BUSH, 3600 ooros, good wator front ago, at low prioe. A47 12 ACRES good ploaghable lovol Land, olose to Whou Stsllon, A32 PARTICULARS OF OTHEB PKOPESTIES ON APPLICATION. QEVERAL GOOD ALLOTMENTS AT VERY LOW PRIOES. "|jt O X S A Jj E "■? By EDWARD WAYTB, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBERT-Gontloman's Resldenoe, 10 rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In Btiporato building: Man's room, washhouae, outbuildings, ooachhouso, citable, cowhoUBo; fine voloanio coil; magnificent view; near station. VOLOANIO LAND (ot Monnt Eden)-91 aorea in oonvonlent paddooks, with Seven-roomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees, £150 oash, balance at 7 per cant, A Bargain, MODNT ALBERT (near BaUwoy Stotlon)- Allotments Half-aero upwards; Voloanio Soil, Business Sites, MagnlQoont View. The whole ot the pnrohaeo money can remain at 7 per cent. - .5 HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMB (weU built), IS minutes from Qneen-Btroet. Adapted for private resldenoo or business. Gas Stove, ample water snpply. Offered oheap. No. 205. MOUNT EDEN (noar Railway Statlon)-Sevon roomod House and Largo Allotment: good business Bite, £500 only. Terms—Easy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonoiete olstern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one aore vol oanio land. COTTAGE and Largo ALLOTMENT by 150, oloso to City. £200. CORNER BHOP and DWBLLHSTG at Parnoß- A raro opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already boon made out of it, . ! ONEHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm) —13. acres in gracs. with Bix-roomed House, cow -sheds, Sco, ; abundant water, good outside run. Very easy terms, MOUNT EDEN—Capital 8-roomed House, with two large allotments besutlfully laid out. £200 oash, balanoo at 7 per cent, COTTAGE and ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. £160. HOUSE and ALLOTMENT, Seaflold Road ohoap, Bn. WAYTE, Houbo and Land Agent. aXD, HOUSE, & ESTATE A CENT valuator. Schkeff's Buildings, Foet-strbet, AUOELAKD, The nnderslgned, In Commencing Business n Auokland, begs to announce that twelve years' expcrlonoo in Waikato has given him on inti mate knowlodgo of the diotrlot, as woU as a business connection extending to a porta ot tho Auokland Province. He is, therefore, in n position to give tho fullest and most reliable Information to intending settlers, who will receive letters of introduction to hia local Aaonte, and thoy wUI offer overy faoiUty for inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON ,-AND Fob Sals, Valuations of Townor Country Property made at tho shortest notice. MONEY ADVANCED on Froohold Seouritles, in sums Of £100 up ta £5.000, MONEY INVESTED, and no charge mado to Investors, KENNEDY HILL. ,rBIELEGKAPE __HJ_ Of* OOACD.iI.. jsL ■— - W. K. CASTES' COACHES will ran to the Olio»riii. .tlmo-teWe, carry ns H.M.'es__ll :• leaves Cambridge tor Hamilton Oall?. ot Leaves Hamilton for Cambridge daily, on arrival of Train. 2.30 p.m. I=snvea To Aroba for Hamilton at IS a,m Monday, Wednesday, and Fridoy Loaves Hamilton for Te Aroha at 8 ,_ti Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Boohing Oflloe I ewynnrys Hotel, Hamilton W, K. OARTiiR, Csaofe Propriet-3?, L!yoi_ and Bolt Stables, Cambridute. 6th Morah 1831 ir\ CODLI NS" COACH \j 9 LEAVES Onehunga— AuoKlond— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 2,30 p.m 4.30 p.m. Saturday Nights-



M M i -J fl* _. < . M. g _H" li ( <j b-*1 wh - ] Sr> g -j. fi o i a _- _ - P1 t. fc~ [-rj w t-1 en _ l m r+~\ jo £ o £_. o I—| « f1 _ a »a A i M «» 7 _e_.bg oouou 0., _si i.' ai. As \J ummAsm \ W, pHiLLXPPS & SOR' SS ft S7, QIJRaS-STRSaST, A'J-g&AKB, K.S, , SUPOKXBBB OS I PAP-BHA N«5» aS, ; J?jn_ IJesoaatJonr, ! BLAKa—Polished. Bllvorea, r.nfl Rocigh PtAM j H'BKilsh snfi Conilnente- -hoot. Photo- I graphic, tSifisaShfita, , WHI_» L3.SI!, Colours, OU, YAR'MK<HS'<! Braehea, Misc. Paints. Ga*s_n'a Antlcor. roslve nnd Patent SUicats Patau, MOULDING B—Gilt, Stained, Veneered, RK Picture tfratno on. Room Doooratlona, Fancy Frames tor Oshinot and C.D.V. PWBnnua of ever, dsasriptlon ta areas variety j BOKArri—PSioiois and C.!oarc&i Aibnms for Photo-i, Scraps. Sec fto,, fto, Oat-oat or Ovsrlßy Meiuite!, *B sSnea j CablasS j end C.D,V, Siuuttia; A«!.ts' Reawsltet, j W, £>.&&> navs-K a!.»iß en hand «r_ large hi aiosk of tbo aSuva jfcods ia ?ho Nonh lata- of. Sow Zealand, ore abte to exoonse either Wholf. aula or retail orflew on the most fovonrabls lercw, Samples of I _p«rhan„ta.s fcorn opoo Kook, or of orir.laal uaok6R«3, aont an appuoa- ! ttcn. New setflers to Astckianrl efconld Inspect mr stock of i.. orhaastesfs anfi Plots res before . attins up their new homes i t'ocr will Sua, so w hta- to ?nit sho moana of (S'torreoo. W, PHILLIPPS i- SOB, . Qg-KK-agLaßtii-, AUCKaA-- North Shore. AT THE WHO-KSALE WINB, aPIRIT. I AND ALE STORE Wo aro BOTTLING and SUPPLYING ENGLISH ond COLONIAI. ALE andSlOUr. in splendid condition, by the cask or In mixed dozens of Buy eight bottles ot Alo and Siont, and four bottles Winoa and Solrlts, Limeiuloe and Cordials, noted Tonio Hop Boer, Uinger ' Me See., See. N.R.-Spirits (proof strength), Wines, Aios, &0., of finest quality. Orders dollvered FitKK at Town Pmo«s. . , „ , „, Wo thank the Inhabitants of tho North Bhoro for tbelr very liberal patronage, and aak a coa tluuanco ot the Bame. ; NOTE ADDRESS- j ClosotoVlotorloWhartandadiolnlngFonton'e Devonport Honso (Draper? Katabllshment), Victoria Rond. *-\B_____a _OAl't_;iAG_i AND DRAY 3 ?AOTORY. JAMES MACKIS. pROJPIUKTOt Vi_ToaiA-8TB„i« East, ! AOOXtAAP, j Kspslra of -ver/ flocorlptioo o Woco ond j Iron neatly oxooutod on tho teat notice. I Springs made ana repaired, yB on hand, a large quantity of Lamps, aUio Ironbark ahaf as *od Spokoa, Rod Gnm Felloes, and Hobart town Hordwood, N.fl.—Oonnlry ordors mumtnafl atien.teg to. Z__WPBSIoS WKIUIWA'I'KI/ ZA.MB.tS ' 1} «____. ! S, PAB Xa R j HAB FOR BALE - BUni-MOt tho ObOVS, S.W> Tap reodr to.* nee, -3 and upwards, I AT HIS BTOAM WCSKB, ViaTOBIA-BTBUIW. | Of hIS BhO-S WSE,L)iißl_eir-SXB-S).. 1 Largo (jnoaUtlei oi Hpouitag, Ridging, ozd Down pipes always la gtook. , Verandah Iron eentd et shortest notlca. i/laniifacini. rat \im&. and Compo Pipe. I t. oboioe cftlootlan of Cleandoilers, *0., at his WeUcslor-elrsot Bhop. Oennwr orosre will alwas. receive his prompt attention, _IM»8S. 10 IST 0» WstOt S«H PATirSTta l» SBB IWPPOVWI LoiD Kr.ov Rinatwa gTi i S C I N G S." ot overy deoorlptlon put np by contract Nobody oan do It cheaper or better lhao Sam White, Paling Feneea, poat and rail; Wire and Pioket Fonoon ot ovory eon, Prioes on opnllcatlon. All kinds of (Jataa mado to order, and fixed vjhiro required. Fonooa Painted, Posts, Rails, Pallnns, Shingles, House Blocks, Sec for sole at yards, SAM, WHITE, Fancor, Gore-etroat (near Brltomart Hotel JUEND E R S 0 N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER; NO. S, WYN DII AM-STIIEET, MERICAN PUhTKAIT ROOMS, 177, QUEBN-BTRSKT (Opposite Ti & S, Morrta'a) NOW OPKN. Gems taken dally—2 do.inn for ZsSd, tergor bleob equally oheap. Com- and boo tha Show Cases at tho New..cmlaoa, next to Olaxk Se Gone., two doors abovo HrltUh Hotel, 177, Queon-Btroet. J. L 0 W Proprietor. * Ju. r _ _ v a rat 0" LADDSR St BARROW MAKISR. SO and 82, Viotokia-Stbukt. atrerr Dusorlptlon of Laddoru, Stops, Bawowt, JaTitiT? Whoola, Olothoe Horaoa, Clothes Bozce. rravoUtag Chests, &c. on hand or made to xrCax, A Über_i .ts-iunt olloweft ta Oontraotara on. » wholes_l9 ord—t, Shoo and Office Fittings, ond all kinds ci Jon *iS Work done br esperienood wortanut o^ tin shortesit notice. EL ki.—Ladders. 3tot. and Barrows !eo> sa trim. Viollno fcosghS. ', Use or two sn-ertor Old Vlallns-lcs nda t elsa _ . o<< -P-jßllncJihn - , »A/ k to a. AA. .jno A v o iiv a S, » ? Uorner of Lotao aeO. Victoria-stri .„. Aacaand Koet HOUtnUKN-AL, HARBI.B AHD flß.__A_ •STONBtSASOa. ASOBXtJteJVQ'ZM, SC.I.PTOS Ail. t)A3V3ijr ini!Ci-l[!tlcnß BOofWftta aad Dfiaoiitsl onnmrate. Tombs. Keadstoaoei, nn.l -vijiy 4esori.» tier- of Stone v, -{irx ixliho \ewt ?<i«t.-T,-J» KSiERN KhOUja-M ILLS OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Beg to Inform the publlo that they ore now pre pared to enpply _upinion Oatmhal In any quantity, guaranteed pure ond fresh. Flour, Sharps, Bran, Wheatmeal, Malzomeal, Maine. Oata, Fowl Wheat, Sec, always on hand. Dupdt—Karangahape Road, Newton, Millet—Western Springs, August 11,188-. ■ OGSI LOGS! LOGS I TO THE .JLi MILL Wantod known, that tbe Kauri Point Saw Mills, ni Onehunga (destrorod by fire some months since), are now in full work ogaln, All lengths of logo at Mill waiting to bo sawn. Beams and girders for briok building and wharf work, up to 40 foot, supplied on the shortest notice. Customers ma; rely upon tho oroam otthe timber going with their orders, as wei bave no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their niorost to givo thoir orders to ng, as they will got all fresh timber, freo from worm ond dead flap. Ordors oxeoutod with despatoh. M H.ROE, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill Onehunga. Septomhnr 1 P 5"^ —■•TRAPB - r . ..■ ,<! »x- ' '" __-j mA r k-i M~ii° a£ai y Kp O R SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Largo Lady's Phaeton Double-soato.t Buggy anted to Pnrohase, Double-seated Hooded ~|ui awa I » baa_ vs y, ASOHITBO*-, 88-OHECBXS _U__BSEB! QUIU_I.BTR2a.. 6 1 X O v a v LIME, grouseTlime, FOR BALE, SOUTHGATE'S HAHURANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND P.OOHE liIMR, In any quantity, for Conorete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to stone Sagging, la on rivalled for durability and hard-sotting aualltleß), For tanks and othor wat wor_ it la a first-class material. B, KEA23E, SOLE AGENT, -. finaTOM-Honaa-aMa__ig. JB. M A D D & a . has taken over the Business recently carried on MISS HAINES, TonAccomsT, and hopoa reoelvo the support of ol old customers, SELECT ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS CIGARS, PIPES, &0. Q U E E N"-"s T R E E T, Under Albe Hotel.



Hotew. pACi ri O HOT B In, '7 JOHN GILLANDER.. .PROFBIBTPB y Begs to announce to hia friends and the general ' - publlo, thot he has oompleted the extendr* -; alteration on his premises. Among the man? improvements, he has Introduced A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, , Under the Superintendence of a well-' , a known Caterer. The "Cuisine" will be the Debt the season con supply, Meaia ot nil hours. Best Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Hanoook. Sparkling Ala always _" • on Draught. Board ana Resldenoe, 30s per week. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Pare. OlTllfl. «____ Attention. Good Stabllnc- _. j C^iIAJSI.EMONT HOTEL, J Wakefleld-street, Anokland, "3 W. H. PORTER (Lata of Queens Hotel. Queen's Redoubt), WINES AND SPIRITS OF THE BBS BRANDS, HANCOCK'S Ss WHITSON'S SPARKLING ALES. PiaST-OTAS- AOOOKKODATIOZr so. VISITOI W, H. PORTER, PBOPRtDTOB.