MR BRYCE'S VISIT TO THE WAIKATO.

Tawhiao'a Demands.

(BY TELEGRAPH, — SPECIAL. CORRESPON BRUT.)

ALEXANDKA, Monday night. AT two o'c'ock punctually, Mr Bryce came on the ground, the natives being assembled to meet him, Tawhiao timing his arrival so as to appear simultaneously. Hundreds of persons were present, perhaps more than at the previous meeting. Manga was present, having been driven over by Dr. Buller, Major Jackson coming at the same time.

<\fier some five minutes bad passed, Xawhiao said : I have a remembrance of McLeau's words, which we all have heaid. Liatuu I The land is our parent", and I have to do eutirely with it myse>t. "kou cm all turn round and look at the land aroumJ, -which is mine. I tell you tbis wheu I sea you now. This is the straight word which you have heard a long time back, Maungatawhiri is the boundary, Look kindly to this word of mine which you know very well. My words will be strong for all ihc towns. I don't care for the town acres which were promised long since, I want the whole towns or nothing. You #0 on with your work, I will go on with mine. We have aeeu one another in the face by day. All the towns are mine, ami all to do with them, down to Maunga tawhiri. I will stop here and wait areply. Mr Brycb said he had a day of greet ing on Saturday. He liked plain speaking. Tmvuiao. had said ho liked the same thing. He thinks he lias his duty to do to himself and his tnbe, which duty he has dis charged. No mau present would think hU demands could'be complied with, be had spoken about McLean, but not what he said to Grey aud Grey to him. That was, however, on record. There was no netd to look backward; let them look for ward in the light and work in it. When the i ridge waj opened Tawuiao named it, giving it the name of Tawhara Kai Atua (the iiist fruit of the season,) He was :eady to begin at t&at word. When the first fruits were got, the ciop could be gathered. Be hud more to say, but he had baiter wait until Tawbiao had further spoken, ne would tell them a story. Oucc there was a calabash on the ground lilltd with food, in which theie was only a small hole, A boy put his hand in the hole to get food, and took so much iv his lingers t&i.t he could not get them out of the hole agaiu. a man who stood by told him to be moderate. Let all think on the boy and be moderate—that is the best advice he could give him if he were his brother. He would wait for further words from Tawhiao.

Tawhiaj eaid the bridge Tras a trial, He wanted it at one place; Manga at another; at the bridge the trial stopped. He named the bridge as he did because be then dropped from the mouutain where the fruit grew, Many things had gone on bifore surveys, hind-kclliug, and others, but that was his fiist work. H»d McLean been here he would have boen out of his troubles and provided for. They would have agreed wiiti each other because he left word that tho tikauga was to b* with him. They hud McLeau'n words written. Some man of th« pakeha people c*me between him aud <jrey, and put a stop to an agreement, or they would have comb to terms, 'i here was nothing wrung iv wkai Grey said. The words he spoke were there. Jtfe hid no idea of McLean's dying, te thought he was coming back agaiu.

Mr BRYCi said Tuwhiao had again spoken ct McLean and Grey's tilers and repliis, utd he was sorry this offers had nut b-en continued, Ihe offers were with drawn definitely. He did not believe McLean could renew hia foimer offers, because things of thii soit pairing away cann«t bo recalled. \he flood of European occupation and [civilisation was constantly rising. There was no^ use in calling the flood bitter, or telling it to roll back—it would keep constantly iwelling, None could stop it. He might as well tell the tide on the «»ea baach to ttay. That was' the truth. They sluuld not go back to McLean or Grey, but nuke a caiioe that would float on the waters. If the canoe was to be built, let it not bo of peiishabie won', The >un wasgoig down, and the canoe must be fashioned in daylight. It must steer as well as dnft. To do that he must look ahead, and not behind. Let thtm begin to bu Id to-day. TAWHIAO said: Although the roau McLean was dead the words were living. lie had nil to do with his own tribes and his own land. He did not forget Grey's words, and Urcy was alive and Mb wo<ds were registered, Let us bave your pro* posbls at odco. Mr Brv ck said if he did not go back to Grey and McLean's proposals, the Govern ment would say generally what they would do, Ho thought Tawhiao would bare made come detiuite proposal, but as he had not done so, ha (Mr Brjce) wasfready to fay generally what the Government pro posals were. Tawhiao mayjnot agree with tome of tin Government proposals, but be might with others. He would speak #ene rally, but specific matters could not be dealt with in a geaeial meeting. 'Ike house could be built generally in public, but certa'n maften could orily be aettltd with the chie/sj Tawhiao might want the house posts carved one way and ho another, but the arrangement could doubtless be come to, Tawhiao thought the land the thing of first important:*, but there were, ia hit opinion, other thingt equally so. The first thing ho had to say was that he stood there as tke Minister of the Queen, and that the land wai too small to admit two independent authorities. Certain chiefs may nave authority, but the sovereignty of the Queen muit extend all over the l&sd. It was for ths interest of all that this should bo so. By the Queen's sovereignty he meant the Queen's law. The Jaw may in places be .bad, but it was generally good. If bad, he tried to pet it altered, and never thought ot resisting it. Now about the land. What did they see t First one tiibe and then antther were dispossessing them selves of land—in some cases rightly, others wrongly. This thing -was constantly going on, and would continue to go on if the Go vernment folded their hands and did no thing. The canoe was drifting that ought to be steered. It would go on and en, until it fell foul of snags and foundered. He would like to help Tawhiao to guide the canoe. He thought certain lands should be set aside for the children of living people, so that they could preserve an inheritance on the land. The remainder could be dealt with to the advantage of the present owners. It should be in useful occupation. If leased, rents would ensue; if sold, the proceeds could be invested for the owner*. Thc?o things could be done in a good or a bad way. Ho was willing to assist Tawhiao and the chiefs to deal with their Jnnds in a proper way. The G .vemment did not care to purchase naive lauds—otily -when it was for tho bcr.eiit of b sh races to do bo Those uiattpts could not be dealt with in public meetings; ihey would have to be iv private, and afier fu 1 discussion. Differ gdccs of opiu'o.! may exist, but is was vain ■to say tnat all land transactions, sales, 'and surveys must stop. Were McLean and Grey here they would both Bay so. All knew it. 'ihe flood was rising and the canoo must be built to float on the waters. The Government knew Tawbiao was a great chief. The Government did not forget ho had bf on elected leader by maiy tribes, but thry all had to be reasonable. He would «at to Maniapoto " Don't keep your eyes on the land," because they wcrs also in the trouble which fell so heavily on the Waika'o. Wolkato had claims on them. Be would leave these .words with them to consider and ponder over. He wuuld place two pic tures before thenj — their lands gone and the money from them spent, when ihey would thiak what better were the> for the sale. The other was some land sold and the proceeds bringing ink-rest, and an in. lieritance for tho people put on one side safely. He was willing to help them. He was a "truthful man. Major Te Vv heoro, though opposed to h:m (Mr Bryce) iv Parliament, could say he was not deceitful. He would return when they had thought the matter over.

This ended tbe proceedings, and after shaking hands with Tawhiao, Mr Bryce re turned to Alexandra.

THE COMET.

The brilliancy of our visitor is growing dim,' and this with other indications instruct us of its departure, fciuco tbe beginning of September it has been an object of general admiration, though to a few who misread Mr Proctor's paper on the "Menacing Comer," it has been rather an object of dread than of pleasure. 'I hose who find their minds disturbed by this nature of speculation, will do well to remember that not hundreds merely but more probably millions of comets are moving through space of which the greater number may, at any time, visit our solar system; yet we know that during a period of at least thousands of years, no such catag< trophe has happened, and there is not the slightest reason to fear, even supposing the Comet of 1843 and 1880 (the so-called, menacing comet) are the same, that if on its next return it should finally be absorbed, any haim would result to the solar tystem. As Mr Proctor himself says, ''The world is :more likely to last fifteen millions of years than to be destroyed in fifteen." The behaviour of our present visitor has been much the same as that of other comets. On September the 3rd, when approaching the sun, its tail was a mere thre&d of light, which increased somewhat in intensity, though not in light, up to the time of its perihelia passage, which occurred about tbe lfith of that month, at a distance of some« thing near 500,000 mile?. Then its tail grew in dimensions and in splendour, as all who have seen it can testify. But aa ex examined telescopically, this tail con sisted of at least three sections, that ie, three jets i*suirjg from the neu cleus divided hy dark intervening space?, reaching out into spac? more than 13,000,000 of miles. Then a jet was de« veloped in an opposite direction, or towards the sun—a strange circumstance, but not without parallel. Latterly the outward ex« tremity of the tail has presented a floculent appsarance, and is growing much paler, while the nucleus is still well defined and stellar. 'The best time to observe it is about three in the morning, though its brilliancy is now much impaired by the full light of the moon. S. J. Lambert, F.JB.a.S.

SPORTING.

C.J.C. Acceptances and Entries,

(BY TBLEGBAPH.—fRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CHRIS ICHORGH, this day. THE following are the acceptances and! general entiies received for the C.J.C. Meeting :—Derby: Cheviot, Vanguard, Nonsense, Leos, Leonata, Minerva, Welcome Jack. C.J.C. Handicap : Lady Emma (Sat 4)b»), Betrayer (Sst 41bs), Salvage (Bst 41bs), Fmir Bey (7.t 13lbs), Tasman (7st lOlbs), King Quail '.(7at 71bs), Bnndoora (7st 41bs), Vanguard (7at), The Poet (6st 121bs), Welcome Jack (6st 51bs), Xurquoiso (6st 5lb«). Welcome Stakes: Trickster, Onides, Nymph, [Malefactor, Helena, Rio carton. Welter bandicap : Leos. Leouata,. Natator, Iris. Blue Jacket, If So, Gitana, Rebecca, Whitebait, Matakau, .Nautilus, Aurora, Gold IJUkt, Bundoora, Murat.

Second Day,

Jovbnilk Plate. — Lees, Trickster, Lioaessa, Trio, Onides, Jilt, Minerv» s Water H ymph, Malefactor, Nonsense.Siesta, Helena.

Grand S/and Handicap. — Betrayer, Un Dit, 'Human, Lady Emma, Matakau, Kmir Hey, Natator, Statesmau, Minerva, Legerdemain, hautilus, Welcome Jack. UANTBKBUKY Ccp.—Betrayer, Leos, Sic Modred, Emir Bey, lady Emma, Tur quoue, Nonsense, Welcome Jack, Salvage, Vanguard, Cheviot, Minerva.

jkpsom High Weight Handicap.— Lets, te»nata, Natator, Blue Jacket, Tan man, The Poet, Legeidemain, Aurora, The Curate, Bundoora, Murat. Selling Racb.—Bayard, If So, Rebecca, Amulet.

Thied Day.

V ailway Plate. —On Dit, Onides, Lady Emma, Sir Modred, Iris, Minerva; Gtfaua, Nonsense.

CfIEISTCHUKCH|PLATE.-Betrayer, SaN vsge, Minerva, Sic Modred, Wonsenso, Leo», Cheviot, 1 ady Emma, Emir -B^v, Turquoise. METfiOPOLirAN Handicap. —■ Bttrayer, Leonata, Salvage, Tasman, The Poet, Legerdemain, Matakau, Kmir Bey, Leos, Natator, Cheviot, liiida, Lady Jfmma, King Quail, Sir Modred, The Curate, Wel come Jack, Turquoise, Murat. • Spring Nuhsery Handicap.—Trick ster, Uudese, Cassivelaunuß, b c Albany, Bribery, Water Syniph.Lionesaa.Barnaby, Fair Agnes, Deceit.

Flying Handicap.—B f Cassivelaunua —Envy, Cheviot, Lie, liiida, Minerva, Gitana, Lady Emma, Matakau, Nautilus, Sir Modred, Imir Bey, Welcome Jack, Siesta, Nonsense.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Tub quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce took place yesterday, there being present:—Dr. Campbell (in the chair), and Messrs J. M, Clark (Mayor), P. Morriu t LarkUs, Lamb, Tait, Winks, A. Bell, X, H. Stcphenson, Craig, Byron, T. Cooper, G. P. Pierce, J. "Waymouth, J. Reid, aid Milne. •

Thb Bankruptcy Law.—The Secretary mtmitttd certain papers upon the bankruptcy law that he had received, viz., the Report of the Joint Com* mittee of Ciiamoers of Commerce in New Zea'and, . the Act of 18821 Mr J, Wajniouth's report, and various other documents. The Chairman suggested that as the information to hand was voluminous, It should be referred to the committee in. order that they might repott at a future meeting,—Mr Jo'm Lamb suggested the advisability of procur ing a copy of the Scotch Bankruptcy Act, as it contained many valuable provisions that ours lacked. For instancy when a man in Scotland failed to meet his pecuniary engagements, an in« terim trustee was appointed, in 'whom tba estate was vested uotil tbe creditors' trustee was chosen.—Mr Milne remarked that a similar procedure was observed in England, When a man failed to meet his engage* ments a receiver was at once ap> pointed.—Mr J. M. Clark concurred m the advisability of referring tbe matter to a committee, as that meeting was hardly suitable for its r.onsideiation. Jn fact he doubted whether tbe committee was thoroughly adapted for reporting fully upon it, inasmuch as teveral members of tho Chamber, who had made a special study of tho subject, did net belong to the com* mittee. He advised the appointment of a, special committee ior the purpose.—The chairman remarked tbat it would be com« potent for the committee to appoint a >üb< committee. —Mr Clark snggestcd tho inclu sion of Messrs Cooprand Waymouth on this sub-coinmittep.—Mr. Waj mouth said that a new era in bankruptcy legislation was dawning upon us, aad it was incumbent upon ub to see tbat we obtain?d aa good a law as pos ible. Be hoped that when the proposed sub-committ'o was formed, the members tf the Chamber gene ally would oßtr to it any sugges tions that they might think work consideration.— Cn the motion of Mr Clark, seconded by Mr Lamb, the Chamber waa authorised to nominate a sub-committ c, not necestarily to consist of members of the Cbamber. ■ . '. '

Wool Manufacture,—Mr a. Bill then read a. paper upon the desirability cf establishing spiining factories in tbo colonies for tho purpose cf wo: king up our wool into marketable fabrics instead of exporting it in a law state. Tbo paper was full of information obtained personally1 dmiug a recent visit to the south of Scotland, Mr Lamb moved, and Mr Milne seconded, that the paper should be referred to the committee to re port upon at a future meeting. . ■

Svdkey SrstAM SiKViCE.—Mr Lamb considered that something^ should Iki dons with the view cf enabling traders to receive thdr advices before tha mail left. Very often they did not come (o hand until a couple of days affetward.r— Mr Milne characterised the manner in which we were treated in this rejpect aa abominable. Thirteen months ago the Union Company promised weekly tervices, and that every vessel should go through, and yet only a small boat was sent here.in. stead of the steamers being despatched, right throogb, This concluded the meeting.

A little boy, sod of Mr Kendei/, araper, Brighton House, Grey-strtet, while pl»yin? at school, yesterday, fell and broke tvs leg, Dr. Pnrchaa set the limb, which is progress* iflg favourably.

Pi inted aad Published by the Proprietor, Henri: i Brett, of Symondß-street, at hia Genera* Printing Offlce, Wjjidham-street,' In the Pi-q ---vtneo of Auckland, New Zealand. Tuesday, October 31, ISS2,

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■anctiona XO-MOKROW, 40 ACHES, TAKAPUNA. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell by auction on Wednesday, tha lot November, at 12 o'oiook, 10 AOKRB. P»tlbU of Takapuna, belßg North-eastern portion of Allotment 196 with large Irnntaga to Great North Koad, and goad view of Lake Takapna, and the bos. 8, TOMKS,, B. O. OAKE. B. D. TOMKB AT AN EARLY DATE. WINDSOR CASTLS, PARNELL. THB LEASE FOR 11YHAKS. WITH PUR CHASING Ct'AUSic, of tho above old established Hotel, with barge Corner Allot ment, In ooneequenoo of the continued 111-health of Mr. T. Johnson, Particulars in a few &aje. J. TO NX S & O 0., Auctioneers. ~~ EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITES AT MUKNINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT~MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil-Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instructed by A, X, SJTaylor, Esa, to sell above Property. It is surveyed, and plans will be reat'y in a : ; fewdays. B. TONKS & DO. "EARLY IN DECEMBER. /»f\ ACRES, "AVONDALE TOWH \f%f SHD?, adioininK Railway Statlonj fronting on New North Road, tho property of H. Walton, Esq.: now being subdivided and Will be offered for positive sale at an early date. B. TONKS & CO. , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. CHS REMUERA YARDS. OiOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on J} Thursday next, November 2, 32 Choice Steers, from Enrelra > • 120 well-fatted Cattle, from Waikato, Awituj ; andWaitara . , .- . 40 Three and four yaar Btoora. In fresh oon dltlon, Dairy Cows, Btoio Cattle 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Piga For private sale, A good team of Heavy working Oxen. s ALFRED BUCKLANI7. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON •WILL BK HELD AT !;"r HE HAYMAKKiBT. OH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPACKB FOR SALE. ALFRED BUOKLAND. ■SUJSSDATB, fH S H aTm ARK .1:1. BALK OF WOOL, BHEBPSKINS HtUSa, aa3 TALLOW, eseli Tnesd*?. »l 53 o*Clo3k, .c AURED BPOKIARB :/;;::• Saturday, November h. IMI'ORTANT SALE OF v TUD mNIMALS. THE AUOKLAND AGRICULTURAL COMPANY (LIMITED) WILL hold tbeir Second Annual Sale, at Penroee, by auction, after the Cattle Show, on Saturday, November 11, at noon. "f Oil PUBE-BBED BULLS and s -L/y\? few GR4UK SHOHT-HOBN BULL 3, ; Comprlslsg . ';■ 60 SEORTHoiSN I 50 BERKPORD | 10 DEVON , 1 FOUR SUPERIOR YEARLING j| CLYDESDALE COLTS, fOat of Clydesdale Mares, imported from Soot land, and got by Bair Athole, winner of bli prizes In Eootland. and a prieo winner at the K'ubnrn Royal, &<v Tho SHORTHORN BULLS are got by the Imported Bulls Oxford Royal. Duke Winsome, Prince Wild Eyes. Baron Tregmntsr. Baroi ttaby, or Dukes of Newcastle and Cambridge. The HEREFORD BULLS are got by Horace Itb. a prize-winner in England; or by Coo massle.flrEt prize-winner at the Royal, andothei priagg, DBVOW BULLS are out of Imported I Cows, by an Imported BulL ill.' Catalogues of pedigrees can he had from Uu anoUoneer or from the igrloultual Company Wen Court. Camitrtdge. I . ALFRED BUCJiLAND, 18.1 :: V: • ■ ' Auctioneer. . li The Annual Sale of Stud Linooln and Leloeata Itams will tie held In Penrose In January next. MOHDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH. DURHAM YARDS. I W O O L SALE. ii ''■■ ■■■ ■ * ...^ npHE first Wool Sale ol the Season wil i 1 fes held at tho Durham Yards on Monday jSOth November, at 2 o'oiook, 1 , < ynll-welght Wool Packa for Bale. ]; HUNTER & IiOLAN, " DURH AM YARDS. SliirOOL, HIDES, SKINS, ANI IA Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'eiook, i HUKTER & MOLAN. '|_^ S TO-MORROW. | THE PAFAKURA YARdS, {(nFIHE undersigned will hold thsir usual i I tt. Monthly Sale on Wednesday next, when jl ' A Large Number of Dairy Oowo, Store I ■.. Oattlo, Sheep, Horses, Sco., will be 1 ;|j'.; offered. S: AT ONE O'CLOCK. *' 1 [f1 •■ '■" !'■•'•'■ - -'— HUNTER & NOLAN, j I 1; "MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. UjTERaTION CF DATE OF SALE. JUNCTION SALE YARD. I ' ■ iN cpnaequence of Tuesday week being Ejj a holiday, jl The undersigned will hold their usual Weekly Sole on MONDAY instead of I ; . _ Tuesday, I- HUNTER & NOLAK. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, pTERATxON IN DATS OF SALE. • feuKZKOHE MONTBLY SALE. j ||j 'N^consequence of Wednesday, the Bth \ i November, being a publio holiday,. .. I The nndorsigned will hold their ufrasl i Monthly sa'e of Stook. Sec; on MON \ I .; DaY, the 13tb, at 11 o'oiook. | 1 f:.:> ' HUNTER & NOLAM. I 'L'/-»,'N, . ... . -S. V..-A, L' E I p6O TONS PRIME POTATOES. If. I:.G. S. JAKIHS, vi . - V\\ ~:.prj6TOa.HODSB-8T.Wt8:y.;.;,.;.; . ikoHN M. HA a U»T T, BDEiDEK, &0., i FOE T ■ S X R £ E %



AUOttOBBr. * vr, a c(»n»4Ks jaSi'dacrb "WEDNESDAY, NOVfiMBBR $, B¥ OKDKJB OF THf- iMOBTGAGEOI. VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE AND FOUR ACRES LAND, PARK ROAD, GRAFTON. THE Subscribers have been instructed by tho Mortgagee to sell by public auotioD, nt their Rooms. Vort-atreet, on Wednesday. Bth November, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMKNT 22, Heotlon S, Saburbs of Auolclßnd, havinst a frontaao of 293 llnka to Hark Head, and containing 3 nerea i rbod3 and 9 psrohes, all rich veloan.o aoll In the hlwhoßt stata of cultivation, parf being bsautlfnlly lnid out with flowoi gardens and shrubbery, part or obard, and toe re3t subdivided Into padrtooks, oil In perfoat order. Tbe Buildings oreoted thereon couelßt of A COMMODIOUS FAMILY KKSIDENO*. commandinß a magDlflcent and oxton sivo view whloh can nevor l>o obstructed, and a large number of outbuildings in flrat-olasa repair, aa now occupied by J. t). MftoCormloV, Hsq. Full particulars in future Issue. 3AMUEL COOHRANS & SOS, Auctione«rs. W, S. COOHUANK) [JAB, DACB" WEUNtSOAY, OCTOBER 1, VALUABLE WALNUT PIANOFuBTK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. rpHESnDscribors will sell, at their Rooms, -1 Fort-street, on Wedneaoay, lot November, at 11 o'oiook, A Very Superior Let of HOUSEHOLD FDRNIIUKE. nearly new; removed to Mart for convenience of aule. Full patt'.culsrs In Tc-morrow'a issue. ■"AMttm. COOHKANB 8s SOh. AnctinnflPra IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.! WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT NOON. QUNNYSIDE, "jW"O. O EBiaa Lot No. SI, PARISH OF TAKAPUNA (Adjoining land sold ou the 11th October). TERMS : Twenty-five Per Cent. Gash j Balance, Three or Five Yeava at Seven Per Cent. It will bo seen from a perusal of the English cablegrams, published in the papers of the 23rd October, that tho HARBOUR LOAN for tho purpose of building a NEW DOCK at OAL MOPE POINT, capable of taking in the largest vessels of HER MAJESTY'S FLEET, has been so favourably regarded by CAPITALISTS at HOME that the LOAN was subscribed at a con. slderab'e premium, find the lis' in tho aggro" gite far exceeds the required amount. Thia aot most be most gratlfy'a?,' sot only to tho pjoprietora ot land In the immeilate vicinity oi the projected undertaking (WBEBE VALUES MUST INEVITABLY ADVANCE IN A MUCH HIGHER RATE THAN HERETO FORE), bat also to tho who'o of the residents an:t irellwishera of theProvlaco of Auckland, who must look alike with pride and pleasure to the preatige and importance which, the splendid HARBOUR end superior DOCK aooommodation will afford. THE LAND now abont to be offersbVaß will bo seen by the lithogiaphto plans, la most eligibly situated, not only aa regards Its proxi mity to the NSW DOCK, but also In respeot to It 9 ommandlns poaltlon, having splendid MARINK and TSRINK VIKWF, which can never by any possibility ba shut out, and from the greater portion of the BLOCK the City of Auokland reposes In her Queen-like beauty, and furnishes a moat charming plotnre. Moreover, It is the only available BLOCK of Land likely, either now or at any future period, ta come into the market, and as such taken In conneotlon with the very liberal terms offered Bhould excite the most eager competition for Its poaaosoior. TERMS—Twenty-flvo pet cent, cash; balance may remain at three or five years at seven per cent. Ths Lard is cut up and peggoJ, and Litho graphlo Plans are in tho press. JR. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, JElllerslie i Ellerslie i monday, november 20. "Villa Sites i Villa Sites i / Vilia Sites i TKBMS: OBE-THIBD CASH; BALANCE AT SEVEN PER CENT. ■" R, C. GSEENWOOD CTAS received instructions to 'Offer for 1 I sale by unction, on Monday, 78th Novem ber, at noon, at Dowden's Mart, THE WHOLE OF THE BALANCE or fl. LERSLIK TJARK. 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 up into lots of from quarter acre to two acres'eacb, with chain wide road frontages to the Panmure and other roads. THE DISTANCE is about three minutes' walk from tho Ellerslie Station, and the views from the whole of tho Eatate aro very good. THE LAND is well sheltered, and not excelled by any yet offered to the publio In the fast rising and las ourite Buburb of Ellerslie. The Surveyors are on the ground, and litho graphic plans will be ready for issue in a few days' time. THE LOTS will be flagged, and any further information may be had of the Auctioneer. TERMS: One-third cash; balance three or fire 7tax» at t par cent, R. O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer.



Auctions. I THURSDAY, 11 o'clock a.m. KOCKY NOOK, MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD. A NEWLY-BUILT, WBLL-FLNISHED HOUBK of fi rooms, b»y window. va»« tian b'lodß to all tbe -windows, two ohlmnles, throe flriplawß, together with the fre»hold cor ner allotmeuT, JOx 120 font, of KOOd volcanlo poll, qulto level. A moot convoaient and desir able homestead. To bk Sold By auction, AT ARTHUR'S M A X T, THURSDAY noxt, at 11 o'clook a.m. THUKSDAY, NOON. THE DUBLIN DEPOT, Victoria-street. CLEARING OUT SALE, STOCK, HOUS&HOLD FUKNITUKE, SEWING MACHINE, &c. K. ARTHUR eAS been favoured with instructions from the proprietor of tho Dublin Depot, Vlotoila-streot, who ia loavlnar Auckland, to sbU by auction, on tho promises, on Thursday next, at 12 o'eio -k :iuon, THE WHOLE OF HIS STOOK OF OTJNK RAL MHRHHANDISE. CLOTHING Blnnbotfl, Fancy «ood». Jewellery, &0.. Fixtures, &o.; Household Furniture and Kfleotß. a vary Hund aotiie H&!f-T. aer Mnhnftflny PedateMi, a Sa porinl Hair Mattrasp, a good Klock Mrvttrasa, Ir. n imd Woo 1! Bedsteads. Cot;. Tr.bhß Chalrf, B*f»9. PaUtißEOa. MitttmsßOS, Pillows, Carpets. Plor Gl&en. Washatanrt», Toilet Sots, Toll6t Tftblca nnil Glas-PB. Piatodware. Glass und Karthonwar*. Cutlery, Lamps, Pkturoa, Scales, Kltchon Utonßila. &c. VEDNESuai, NOVEMBER 1. TRADE SALS OF LADIKs' BOOTS .AND SHOES AS UNDER. EX 'OUIEP.T.' GABRIEL LEWIS \* ' ILL 8«ll at his on above date V* at 11 o'cloct, in t<unks Ladled Kid Boots. M.\, Pink- A^* coloured, variona ffittlngn g trunks Ladles' Kid, B.T. Swiss to Too a trunks Ladles 1 Kid (batton). Swiss M.W, Q trunks Ma'da Button Uootf. Idc. Ix 2 4 trunks r x 9,10 xl 3 do. do. 6 trunk!* Ladles' Glnvo Kid (I'oliah). Hlaoic Stlchlnif Channels, very Buporlor 5 trunks Kid, Swiss-marked Lace and Cord Laid on, F. A Q trunks Mock Button E. 3., 6 x 9 to 10 x 13 4 trunks Ladiaa* 1T.8.F.; S. to To 9 4 trunks all Eld Fancy Fronts ALSO, IF LANDEu IN TIME OA trnnlrs Ladies' Evening Shoes. House *v Boots, and Oenta" Hoots and Sboea The Anotioneer calls sneolal attention to this Important tale, being one of tho Beat and moat legitimate parcels offered thla seaeont being under 60 days from the makers and most suit able (or the season. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. On the Premises.Newmarket. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mrs Qrlce, Newmarket, to Bell on tho prom ises on above rtato. at 11 o'olcok. HER iiOU3KHCk.D FUit.N'ITUS-'. asunder— Wa'nnt Flano by H»lljhaU a*d ' ou», Maroon K«p Suite. Oral Centre Tablet. HauOtoiiix Mirror, Ula.a Il.uk Chiff onier, Marble Top, Brussel Carpuc, Fend.ii1. Muslo tttoo), V«nd«r Stove, Whatcota. I ace Curtains, Pules, Gas Ghaniellars, Va«», Iron Bsdttoao, Cre tonne Damlm. Voaihar Puioww. bed ding. WiishßS»n<3a ana War*, Draww-F, Drearies Tables, Looking Qlauua, Com moiio. Foot Bath. Mattli>K. Handsome Mottled Kauri Wardrobe, Mate-glaai From, Curtains, Uraokotp, Hrcud Uoiit, Tables. Couclts, Rog#, Plolurea, Boakv, Colonial Ove», Safe, Manglo Tubs, Kitchen Utensils. ■fee &&, fee THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. 11/JARINE T>ESIDENCE QITRB, T^UVONPORi', ■JWORTH «HOKK, GABRIEL LEWIS TJ AS received netmctions to sell at bis .tJ jifgt^ on above dato, at 13 o'clock, THS UNDERMENTIONED EITSB, situate opposite the c ldenco of J. B. Kasseil, iJeq,, sod known Wells'a Market Garden. LOT 7-151 i Links, fronting Victoria Rood LOT 3-151 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT 3-187 Links, fronting VauxhaU Rood LOT I—Triangle Block, containing 182 Links to VtiuxhaU Road, and m to Victoria Boad. Kontla '■ wqulrlns v llla Slten, the above ground la unSiuguuMo1, not unequalled, by any In the dtatrlot, tltutted as 1 ia In the centre Ot this Fashionable Marl>e. Suburb, combining good soil, magnificent view*, taty distance from either whsrtf in* w**ln a tew minutes' walk of Uie beach, aid witH auoh advantages as will afways command n premier position, '/he pro perty is fenced, end laea quantity ot choice fruit and shade t re es planted ihereou. Terms easy. Flan on view, GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, [Tn consequence of a general wish that tho Government; and the Company's rfispeotivo sales of Walmata Bhould coincide, tbe Company baaagreedto POSTPONE SALB to 28th NOVKMBEB, and TENDBR3 to 6th DSCKM BSK] a'UESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND QALK. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILB AQBNCY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from the Now Zealand Native Lind Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following; Properties for Sale by. PUBLIC AUCTIO?/, AT GISBORNB, On TUESDAY, the 28th NOVEMBER, 188?, AT Pabneix and Bovlan's Haw.. POUAWA. : THK FRKEHOM), undsr Land Transfer Title, of 7,i (to aores of hioh Land In the Ponawo. Block, situated about five miles from Gis bsrne. This property Ib divided into Reo- Uons of from ICO to 800 acres, and la ttdaifr ably adapted for Small Farms. Purchasers of Freehold Sootlonn In this Blook will have an early opportntiltj of obtaining, upon favourable terms, Leasehold Blocks from COO acres upwards, situated between the Blook now offered and the cea. This portion of Pouawß ia excellently grassed; and cannot be surpassed for sheep country. WHATAUPOKO. Abont 1,000 acres of Town and Suburban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Qia b irno Post Office, will he ofiered, if tbe surveys can be sufficiently advanced. This valuable level land, with frontage to the Taruberu, a navigable ilver, will be one Into sections of from 5 to SO acres. Shonld thla not b» ready for the market at th« Novem ber Bale, it will bo ofFerort with other por tions of Whataupoko in about the month of March next WAIMATA. By Tot! dor, to dose on 6th Deoomber, The tfKK.i£HOLiL>—or iiKAS/CHOLIJ for 21 Yoars. at the option of the tenderer—of portions of tne Walmata South and Kass Blockii, and oor.taln!nK in all about 15,000 sores. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to the Manager, Now Zealand Loan and Meroantlla Agency Com pany, Glaborae. The whole of the above Isnfl la of flratolass quality, weil-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bnsh, and the Company woulrl direol special attention to It aa affording a oood onan lng to small oapltallats, Its rich soil and easy access to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will be offered, and every Inducement given to Intending buyers. Plans may be seen at tbe Land Company's Office, Olsborne, and at any of ths offloos throughout New Zealand, of the New Zealand Loan and MeroantUg Agency Company) Limited. B. HILL FISHKIt, Qlßbomei 28th September, 88%



laattd sin is_«a«» iureasa T ' l^yS" T X X X OS,! «!«' Ji© Jj ! EBTATK AOBST AHD VALUATOBj QUJOTM-BTIiKST, AUO-iAMD, | mciKssy r,sss aoT ?osi?Ai'rr_.LSsrrs pa /IJffT ■ OLASI^ iJi'ODSITaSB, OB il\- V-SISD IN BANK. INSUKANOK, OB i/W*K SHARJS3, FAUM AMD «OMBST__D.—Thero aro ii Bores, ona mtlu (rom a railway station, all I fonend and cub-divided into four paddocks—3s ' ftores In grasi and orop. Thore Is n Binall houao, oow-sliode, utc. Price MX}.—3. M. l..oanox. OPPSKQUffiKN'-.TUlClfi')'.— Allrot-rato won peotlvo Invußtmont. Two hou»fß, quite now and woll-flulshed, with water lufd on, and frofihold allatinrnt. Prlca £81)0— £300 cash, balanco cun romaln en tho property. — J. M. Lennox. K;«tr.t!i Agent, Anokland. j, LLOTIiKNT iv tho City, with a grand vlotv It of tho harbanr, GUitabio for » loi-tdoe.—J< M. /jiiiinox. Pflfl/i-A flist olhbs invootmont, freebo'.d, in 3JUVU guccl position and rleinK district.-J. M. Lennox. pon.-'.-B-tiOOMKD IIOUSIC, with colonial £/"*■" uvoii, ißMlstor gralo, otc, nhout half an honr'd wnlk from tho city; freehold &ll"t ---ment. 33 s ICC- J. M, lonnox, Kstntn Agent, M^'aUNA FLAT, WH\NGABKI.-'lPftrm of 382 uarfS voloinio laud.—'l horo aro 3SJ Roroa. with honao. etc Thiß beautiful property is offdrod a bargain.-J. M. Lennox. _*9Sii — 1-KOOMKD OOTTAGHI in HoiAO-t ---oV"°-' street, w Ith reglitur grates, 400 Kalio tank, liu'ro collnr. Pricu iBISO cash, biilmco can ruiiidin on tho property. MM n ft'KWMAKKKT—'Jomo of tho best Buuino-a 1' Promisoa for sale- J. M. Lennox. 43M MOUNT KDICiV IIOAU—Two flue Bhopa. with trochold alloimont (S3 x 100), In thta popniar district. Tba shops front thn rr;i»in road. I'iiOfl _770 .T. M. Loimojc. 61M Ul'i'ltll QUKKN and YOUK-STRiIiICTS- Two >!Ot_tO. with lnrxa conior ullotim. Nt (freohoki). Price AIOOQ.—J. V. rx;nnox, Statute Agent, .auokland. 6ilM i IITY FItKICHOLO—For Bale, a Urnn Oltj \j froohold, o'jr.plstlßK of t) Dwolllng Hounu and r. Shop, all substantially built ot brio*, icml fitted wivh evory Ci)nveaieuoe. Tha pi\m!bOß aro nil lot 10 Rood u-uiurs. and produce a rental of C3VB per year. Prloa fi^SOO. Xerma can bo arranged.—J. M. I.eunux. 52 Vi HCUJK', with veiy largo froohold allotino. t (I^s - tUfi liiiksi. In iho rlaltig dlnU-lot uf Morrnt KJen Pricu J3T50.-J. M, Lennox, 51M fci UHMAN'B HILL. ONKHUNGA — Hotiro —1 nndlurgo froohold allotment. Prloe filßo, —J. M. Lonuox. i'lM pit r'ry-WUH nAIiS, a tfurtn of S3 aares o XiXOV p.jjakma VsU«y. with new 6-rouiut.: Ucusc all necesenry outbulltiinsw. Thsw aie II) sores in graae. The land is woll watered. Prloe, UiiV.—3. M. Lonnox, Auckland. VIM POliiiVCi BY— A tiovuu-roamed ttußtdu-. c, command!i a most magnificent view, in tho bsai part of Ponsonby ; freshold sllotment (9S 3 ISO), rU laid out in ornamental trees and Bhrube. Prloe, 700.— J. M. Lennox, KBtate Agent. SKAyiSLD VlKW—e'our-roomwl Voriuidah Oovtaso, with froehoM allotaiont. Prlco, S3SO.—J. M. Le—aox, Ea_,to Agent. /»-. o A—B'OUR-ItOOM-U COTT_.GI> In Duke Xiiov street,with towhoid allotmont Pdne, &ISO.-J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent 1501. KKMOICKA— Villa Residence and » iwre« ot tft-der., Blirubbery. aud poaturs. Pvloe, «,000.-J. Jd. Lennox. tSOL ¥7iOK IMMMDIATK SAI-K - A Beautiful _ : Varm ot 200 aoroa, only 3 miles from » railway station. The farm la all In good Ifogllsh grams, and subdivided Into T paddoolu by Qulot-thoru edges. The reildenoe cominacds a boautttiJ view of a lake, wsloh bounds the farm ou ozie bldo. The house contains 6 apart ments. There Is a stable, stcckyud, and shod upou the ftim. I can oonfldtiuUy recommond thLi farm 10 any intending stttler. —J. M. Lennox, Batata Agent, AnckUnd. io— LXlii IMMiCDIATK HALE-a Couimodiput JT Itosidenoe in Grafton llou). The realdenoe oontalnß 10 roomß, and is built upon a freehold BBCtioa (100 s 3U3 links).-J, M. Lennox, -state Agent, Auokland. SSM ITiAitM of 250 aores of fit6t-ok~a soil, bounded A on one tide by a rivur, all fenced and laid down iii good Vnglish (trasses,—J, M. Lennox, Katftto Agent. Aucklnud. S6M "fTK)K 3__K is barsjain)—Ftrni al 200 neros, »d- J? Joining ttui farm of lio6_-i Buo——nd and Shepherd, Wut i'ukukoha. Thin flno propsrt) In mlxo4 bii—» »«d torn, iai is well wtuu-oC. throuiihoul Tlit farm mutt '«i .old, and U uflersd &l &1V) die lot.—J. M. Lounux. «_UU Aaast. Anaklaai. UaL rpo W^iUVHC)——A Uaoloc Ktxni of 78 nra», 1 Jof * null) rniu m t»liw«.y Ib-loii. The land U flftvoiaw-U divided Uto 7 va.iidoui.-j, and *11 _1 graea, *~il w»U watered an «vwj paddopk, Ther» U a Now 5-roomed Iloiiw ujk»s the farm, also dairy Mid «U ncccsi&r} out-bmld- Inss.—J, M, Lcnnnx, KetiitH —gent, Auckland, SiK'.VTS .iaiiET. JLVOVJ-UfTDi F. J, MOSS]. IV.', y, O'STJLLIVAH «ji J, M G 8 8 _ 0 0., < • LAND ANU KdTATS ASKNTS. BHOIU'LAKD-BTIUWT, KOB SALE KPaOll—S2 acres <iras 3 Land in ono or two lots; bdautlfui view BRlGHTON—vllotmont 100x300. Pries,£2M. 600 AURH9. 19 m 10s irom Auckland, 1 mile from a railway sUtion, half improved, Housp, 8 rnomu. and outbnilaln«B. £1500. TUAK AU—SOO acres flrtt-clasj Voloanlc Laud, thrco-quu-iom of a mile (ram the sUtlon; good eight-roomed huuw*. To bu sold in on* or more lota The land Is nearly atl in gr : ujs, with toiuo good hu«h. RKMO.IK.I-15 Rcrort, bt<autifally Bltuatod TUaK \XJ~ S6 uoros, improved; Houso and. out buildings. £330 - TU AK A.O—llo aoros, 50 in Rrass. USD NKW LYrtN—lo acres, eea frontage. £1 per aora ONKtiUKGA—ITonso of G rooms, and 1J sor-.'.s laud; boiiutllul view. Aloo, Slx-roouioii Cottage, with 1 acie land, nuer railway station. HOMK BAY. PONEO-N'BY-ncuse of 6 rooms ar.c. 2 acres of gardKu ; soft bathing Alpo, LARGB COSNKR ALLOTMKNT in City, with bulldlDßß. Jn nddltica to tha above. \ta r.ava c Lanic Nnmbor of I'own Rnd Gauntry Provnrtloa for 3alo, hioludlDK samii Lir;n Bluokii o( land ii tho Waikato DUtrlot. IT. J. .VOSS V CO., Bhortlacfi-stroet, A M~E~¥ _ 1 X D A_, ACCOUNTANT, HOU3S, LAND, * COMMISJIOI^AGENT. and Law Writer, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, FOR SALE: BERKSFOUD-aTREKT-Now well finished 7 roomed Dwelllng-h-usa.talnted and pupored water laid op. Price £of). DKAKK-STKKKI' iFrtoman's Buy)—romfort abls roomed Dwelllug-housM and yard, situated on south sine ot street, and having a bo&utlful harbour view; ga and w»ter laid on. Prloa. &100. OOLLHOB HOAi) (Pooeonby)—Allotmont 112 aontli Bide, 33 feet frontage. GRAETOW KOaD—Allotment 18, of Soctdon 10, oornor of Grafton ftoad and Wynjnr.i street, with ton-roomod Houso, st.rbloo, r.*d onthonsea. Prlco £1000. OHAPiELBTRKKT—aix-roomed Houso and Stable. £SCO. VICTOaiA-STKEKT WEBT-Throe Brick Shops and Dwollingboaaes, Jur.t built. Prion, £2,100, or to Let at 50a per week oaoh. FRKBHOLD BLOCK, In oontral position, olose to Queen-street, with Brlok Hnllrtlnßß and Iron toot Buiuble for Warehouses, &o. Proprietors having Hounco or Land to dispose of are requested to communicate with the under signed. No oharge unless told. ja&iesTTndal, HIOH-STRBET. TWHA& D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AKD KBTATB AaBNT. MONKY LBNT ON PERSONA! SSCURITY. UtGH-BTRKST. AnOBXAWD. ]m O X SJ A _ E -^ By EDWARD WAYTB. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBIIKT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms, two bathroomo, pantry, dairy, oon> Bervatory. lasuperat;building: Man'sroom, wnshhoiiee, nutbtiilrtloKs, ooaohhou«e, stable, oovrhoubo; lino voloarilo coll; i«mgn)ilooat view: near station. VOLOAMIC LiND (i»t llonnt sMcn)-10 norofl in ennvoniant p&ridocteH, with Suvnn-roomud House, ontbulldlngs, eletern, »Pinit Trees. Ottered for a/ewdajß. A Uargalo. MOPNC ALBSI-VI! (coar rcailway Statlon)- AllormentßHalf-aoroupwardß: Toloanio Soil, Business 3it0.0, Magnlflnent Viow. Tha whole of the purchuto uuou<;y oan ran.alu at 7 por cent. HOUSE OF RISBIT l-.OOMi? (well built), 16 mluutss from Uuftsio-sti-eot. Adapted lor privato reß!decc3 or bnelncss. Gas Htovo, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205. MOUNT KDKN (near Pallway atation)-Beven roomed /touae and Largo Alloluiont: gcod business Bite, £50-1 only. Terms—Kasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Edon)—3"lna Seven roomed Honse; lofty rooms, conorete cistern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one aore voi cenlo land. COTTAGE and Large ALLOTMBNT 108 feet by 150. olose to City. £200, CORNER SHOP end DWELLING at Parnell— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one tortune has already been made out 0" It, WANTKD KNOWN-That K. Wayto, Honae and Land Agent. 177, Qoeen-street, has con stant applications to purchase or rent Small Hounoa within easy distance ot Queen-street, and for Building Sitra. COT TAG B and ALLOTMENT, Pomonby. £160.. HOUdH! and AKiLOTMBSTT, Soafleld Road cheap. Br>. WAYTB, House and Land Agent. LAND, HOUSE, & KBTATH AGENT, VALUATOR, SOHKBFF'S BOILDIKGS, FOKT.STBBBT, AUOKLiKD. The undorsigßofl, In Commencing Business n Anoklsnd, boss to aunounoo that twelve years' experience in Wsiknto has given him nn Inti mate twowloOKO of the district, tp well as a business oonuection extending to all parts ot tho Auckland Province. Ho la, therefore, in a poaltion to give the fullest end most reliable lnformatlcn to intending cottiers, who will rooeive letters of introduction ta Ms looal AaentH, and they —ill oifor every facility for Inspecting 'the VARIOUS PROPKHTDI3 ON HAND If on Siliii, Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the Bhnrtest notice. MONKY ADVANCE D on Freehold Seouritlos. In Bums ot AIOO up to £6,000. MONEY INVESTED* and no charge made to Investors, KENNEDY HILL,



Land s._d Estate Affents. 0 O B T. 15 U R It O W, JLW ROUSE, LA.*J», K-TAT;C, AND GKVKK'sij CO««ISSION AGMNT, OOUNTP.Y BiiT'lMjaiH' OOHK.vBFOHS—NX Af.D AGSNT, niQH-S l'.«.(t,H,'r, AVCKI_KD, Rents C.'iliectod, Hah-a A'nmAsJ, Insiiranoafl ]su*eot«ki, Moriiißgoß end Lsuua Kocotiated, IHttAa Kr.großiSed, AKruemoim Mudo Out, Uoaka PurtJdund UtsKnnaa. fiovoiijl Mouses and Allotruetita(orualo cheap. Particulars on upplicatlun, Tp W A V T E, LAND AND RSfATfI! AQKNT, BROKBR, &0., 177, QUEISN.STRBKX, Opposite Monln & Co.'s. HOUStt. LAN3J AND FINANOIATi AGKNT SKNKHAI. COMMISSION AGKNT, NsiXT Union Bank, Quuan-sTiuroT, Auok- LAND. Prajjorjloa advertised fc-ea ot ooat, and no ohivrgo mnde nulona bnslnons done. Mate of Properties for nale forwarded monthlj to Agonts in NflDier, Ohrlatohnroh, AUd n.inocliu. Insuraiiocs otrootfld oo Houbos, Crops, Fur nlturni &o. Properties Valued, Surveys XJndortakon, BalldinK Katlmatea prepared. Mortgages and ixiano noarotlntofl. FOX HAiJff— QBAOK-BTRJiKr. Pontonby-Houso, 6 rooms, on deferred paymunts. very cheap. E76 ROOKY NOuK—Horn o of fi room;, quite now, on doforreu payments. C 9 B_ivEa*Ol_J-BTKK_-l'-House, 7 rooms, large hall, water laid on, 876 50 AORKSof Land in To Awamntu Township, all fenoed, part suitable for building cites. H7O MOUNT ROSKILfj KOAD-Houso, I! ro'ms r.nS scullery, 3 chlmintes. tauka, &o. 873 SKAKIKLD VlKW—Nice Cottage of*, rooms, Kardan, and large workshop. £300. 852 PAPAKUItA.-7-roumed House and Si aores i,ood land, on main road, close to railway j voryoioap. AS 80 AOKItS, ncarUot3Drluan. Walwora. Al MAKX-ai'Hli-T, MOUNT KUSJN — Protty Oiitiauo.S rooms and pantry.large level allot inent. 843 . CHAPKL-STREKT-Houseln thifl oontral posi tion, suitable tor boarding house, very cheap, BU) TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good lctidlnu thoroughfara 829 QKAFTON KOAD—JJouae, 8 rooms, gas, etc B2 AVONnALW—rtour-o, S rooms, extensiveßhedß, sttible. outhouses, etc., «nd highly cultivated (arm: lsrao orchard, etc 813 PONBONBY—IiouBO. S rooms, twu tonka, gar den, etc; very cheap. 1118 GRBAT NUHTH ItOAD —HOUB9. B roomß, garden. «c. 823 1000 AORKB—Freehold Land, sultabla for a cattle run; easy distance from Aucklandi SKVKKAL BLOCKS of Native Lands. Tltleß, Crown Grants. V«ry cheap. AlB KAUIU BUWH. mm aores, good water front age, at low price. Al7 13 auhkb good vloaghablo level Land, clone to Whau Staiioni AB2 PABTICULABS OF OTHKK PBOF-BTIES OH APPLICATION. aSVBRAL BOOD ALLOTMKNT3 AT VKET U)W PKIOKS. oUfaUibliii MOIICeS, l!!;**'<3_^iriftn__C B"" TW*'^H 'iuiILIIUMiRK. --^ -J fp O X S A Ii B. 1 Foux-whselad Dog Cart (cearly new) 1 Two-wheelwi Dog Cart (nearly newj 1 LervoLadf'sPhaal.au 1 DouUle-Jenioj Hug|;y \Tiixtort to furohaue, Double-seated Hooded ; 5???!; DEDUCnutI IN FIKS RATES. MliW JSE_LAND INSURANCB COMPANY. OAPITAL__....ONK MILLION BTJtRLINGi FIRK RIBK3 taken cm the rnoci ÜBKKAL TKBM3. PROMPT BKTTL&MENTS. UNDOUBTKO BKOURITY. GKORGS P. PDtKOK, General Managar. ' JIHE .'KiVJSJKSDAL- MANUFaOTUK JL \UQ COMPANY (LIMITKD), 11, GRKY-BTKICKT, TANNKKS, CUKBtKRS, LHATHRR AND GUIKDRRY MKKOHANTB AND IMPOUTSKS. The above firm havo just landed, ex various late arilvulr, SPLHNDID ViLUK in French, Gorman, and Unglieh Cr.lf, K!d. Patent Calf, Kast Indiat r_lf ar.d Kip, Butts. Klaatio, Web, Boot Webbtns and Linings, And a Variety ot GRINDERY AND SHOE StKROERY QOOD& Will also hava regulsr ehipmenta oi above arriving from the bsst Knallsh. American, and Oontlnostal HuaEoa, Coloutnl Tanned and Car ried Leathers always on hind. The R.JJ. Co. (Limited) are Cash PnrohaßOK Ot Wool, likins, Bides, and Talltow. Now Lanfl ing, es a uteHon, oxcollent valna In Linings, Eyoiets. Heol Tips, and Barnsloy'i Tools of all desoriptiODg, Telephone Ho. 06. W_ S. HAMPSON, Seoretary, '1' r S A O C V X 1. » OPTIOIAI?, Hm n aiook 3PKOTAOWCS AND -IB HIii3HK3 nf nvery jtesoripMoaj sa nroaratf Bit Rnarsntesd. OOMPOUWD aaOROSOOPBS AND T_LB 800PR3, Powerful «nd Ohenp. AM aBO IB BA»K)_l-T_ttt<, THBI!_OUKI«aa. fLßoraic Bkj,i*, batt-bdci ahd Fittings, Magneto Kioctrl.a Machines and SMediea) Collr, OPSRA ULABn_3. BINOOUTjAR FIBLC AND MARINE GLABSK3. TmsoDO-iTES, compassbs, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometen, Sallnomotero, Argeutomotern, &c, &c, See. ABBST B«H TAYLOR'S PATKNT BSWOHQ MACHINKB & KXTRAS, laitrnments and Sewing Machiußs repaired, Opoernfc ibh Post' Oman, BhnrtlandHrtrflat. AKHOCK BKyi'HBK B, SOAP AND OANDLH JIAriCJ^ACHIJRKHa o:O£'S OSK'RK, RICHMOND ornoxs s ssvaoAu-eißKaai, AOOKBAir» t Oneh Porolusuiarfi t-.f Tallow, Wool Shtxmaklul and Bonßa. 1 jrWAMKS OAKKIASSK AND DKAY fi. FACTORY. JAMES MAC-le7 FBOPBIBTOR, VIOTOItIA-3TEKBT KigT," AWOKr_NTJ, Rssb.!::-. at arsx? d-iorlptloa n Wood ana <fos nentl7 executed on tho test notice. Springs mnde nud repaired. ys on hand, \ larsto cjuatktlti of Lamps, also Iroubsrk Bhaftt snd SpcliiCEs, l.tett Qnm Fallooa, and HobMt Co-wn Hurdwoort. H.B.—OaxDitrj' ordara putuitnali attended to. PAIN'S V Wholesales Retail V^y W. H. HAZARD, Gumnaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, FTROTCOHNIST TO THI HOYAt TAOHT SQUADRON. -ff X O U a V LIMB, GROUSB LIMB. _»OR BALB, SOSXHQATB'B IWAJHORAKWI HYDBAULIO OBODND KOOHH LIMB, la S3? (iaasiiitj, fcr Concrete, Patha, Flocw, Cellars, etc. (nezt to Etone flagging, ta un rivalled for durability and hard-setting qnatitt.es). B"or tanks and other wet wnrtr ii in » flrst-olMa material, B, £SA aE, SOLE AQENI ntrBlfOlw.--BOUB--SI_BBa. oil B N C I N Q _? of every description pnt np by oontrnot, NohoSy 0.% n ilo it ohoanor or better than Bam. Wtiite. t'allng t-enoea, poet and nil; Wire boi!. Pfokei Fences of every Bort. Prices on application. All kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed whore required. Fenoea Pointed. Fonts, Rails, Palings, Rhinßliu, House Blocks, &0,, tor sale at yaide, SAM. WHITE, Fencer. Gore-street (near Britomart Hotel. YOUHG WOi__ff'S INSTITUTB ak» Bu'innmß-HonsH, • !i:isaa flail? -ten 40 _m. i!i! B.ffil p.m, O'uuios «nfi Lano_Bon feoav 12 to 8 Dj_> Sen torn Ii to 7 p.m. H9M<dlns-housu tcx YotnsK Lar.leg who are coenpled daring the day. Torma on applloatlas to the Hon. Seoretary. Y.W.C-. Meeting ever? Thursday, 1.80 P.m. GOTerneaa' Agency. Bervanti' Biets-T, nafl lenAlne Library In conceotlon wlto the Initl* * tt-ih



Business Notices. :'\pO MKSCHA.NTS, BREWERS. SL BOTTLBHB, AND SODA-WATEB iaANUFAOIURKR^i. THOMSON is CO., OR-WFOBD-SXBBBr. DUKSUIH (Established i8li(i), impoktbrs ob1 kngu.bh. kkknoh. and spanish oux cohkß. Always on Hand and to Arrivb- Brewera', Bottlere', <»id Sodawater Manufac turers'Bandcies, including all binds ot Corks Bnngg, Hhivea, 'j'lfis, ann Spiles, Collar Ta Corko, CorkiDg Maobiuea, Capsuloa, Tinfol Bottling Wire, Superior Isinglass (Hrewersit Book, Putbo. Kait India Pipe, nnd PnreKuaslan and Brazilian Out; Thermometora, Blind and Common, AH kinds of Ginger, whole and orushod ; Tartario, Aootio. Snlphurous, Citric, and Sulphurlo Adds; Spirits oc Wine, 01 0.p.; tfbsenoes and Ksimntial Oils, Hodawater Ma chines ; Bottling KnokJ, Patent and Common ; Patent Syroplog Pumps; Sodawater and Gln gerbeer Bottles, Ordinary; Lamont'a, Hogben'B and Codd's Patent Bottles; Uerbß, Pools, end Koots of every description; and overy requisite for the Brawerß', Bottlers", and ilfirotod Water Manufacturers' trade. , aoknts fob h^ywabd; tstkb & co., London. Messra. T. & Co. invite Intending Purchasers of Brewers' and SodawaUr Machinery to an inspection of their Stock. THOMSON & CO., CRAWffORD-aTRKaT. DuNBPIN. Tame j_* ros . GENERAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN AND COMMISSION MBR. CHANTS, 3, QUEEN-STRBET, AUCKLAND, ON HAND. AND TO ARRIYB, aBNKKIL MERCHiNDISE— New Boaaon's Tom, ohaats, 4-ohentn, nna boxes Sugar, Ooifeen Poppor and Spice Rico, T»pioca, and Bago Klomos, unltanaß, and Currants Candled Pool and Citron Casdlea and Wax Matches Dunedtn and Jloburt Jama Ulilon'a Burrow Confectionery Oilman's Storea &Om &0,, &O. Wood's and other brands Flour MoQUl'i and Anderson's Oatmeal Oats, Bran, Chaff Malzo, Wheat, Sharps, and Bone Unat. rii n & H _ t in m. R J_ K\T «• lOC, gUBBN-STRKKT. AUOKIiAND ON BALK. ABBTvbd pub OOKOUANDKIi AflD IiOMAN KMPIKK,- Whita Clover, Red Olorer, Aliyke Clover, Oow> grass. Meadow JTesoae, lioaflovr FoitalL Crested UoantaU, Rape, Trot ollom Inoftrnatum (Soarlet Olovori, VROM AMBBICA OIBRQT- Tlmottiy, Kantuckjr Blaesraot d'oa Prata-ts}. Poverty Bar Ryesnuu, Lonterbury Ryegrain, Oooutoot, Pra-lesrasa, BattoU. BARLT BKKD POTATOKH. 48 FOIXOWH 1- Aflhloat Kidney, Taylor*! Sidney, Oacter bury yiukee, Fattonon'a Viotorla. ItATBR VARIBIIKS-Hobart, Sutton'a Mag nmn Boaum, Sutton'g VUmer BaU. eto. Also, Oats, Bariey, Uarana and mower Beed, Ooai 'so, Fine and Rock Salt, Bran, Sharps, New Zee land Flax, Tow, _aoon and Bams. BONEDUBT lao BONKFLOOB of all grades. ISIiAHD in PKHUVIAN QUANO. ta. ftO. HBSKETH & AITKBS. LOGS! LoGai LOGS I TO THK MILL Wanted known, that tho Kauri Point Saw Mills, al Onehunga (destroyed by ftra some months Blnoe), are now In full work again, All lengtha ot logs at Mill waiting to bo euwn, Beams and glrderi for brick building and wharf work, up to 40 feet, suppllol on the shortest notloo. Cuiitomors may rely upon the oroam of the Umbor solng with their ordeis, at wo have no manufactory to supply. Builders and oontraotoro will find It to theli interest to give their orders to us, aa ther will get all freati timber trco from worm and dead sap. Orders oxeoctod with despatch, M H.ROE, Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmill, Onahnng*. September 1 1888. rpO TH& PUBLIC OK PON SONS V, F. DA VIES, Boot and Uhoe Msnnfaotvrer, ol Ponaonby Road. oall« the attontlon ot h!» cus tomers and friends to the following i—Child' rons Elaatlo ISoota, from 3e; Goloahon, la M (chlldron'a); Women's Kid _.d. Boots, ,tro_ 7i M j cheap Use in Men's KiMtlos, 12a (colonial made, _o.)i Woman's Colonial made Legists, item. WBBXKRW KLOUr..MILLS AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTING TON BRO3, Bog to Inform the public that thoy are now pre pared to supply 3r/PB*iOB Oatmial In my quantity, guaranteed cure and freah. Floor, Sharps, Bran, Wheatmoal, Maltonieal, Halze, Oats, Fowl Wheat, &c, always on hand, Depot—Karangahapo Road, Newton. Mills—Western Springs. August 11.1832. THK AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DKLIVKRY AGKNOY Dospatohßoode and Parcels of all descriptions te every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Ohhluc Rate, and with guoranteod regularity. The following are the Booking Agenotes s- A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmakor .Eorangahapo Road W. H, Young. Grooor ..Ponsonby Road K. Blrule. Baker _ _Arch Hill J. Ruld, Cabinetmaker -Oornor of Eyber Pan and Bymonds-6t. 8, Relfl, Grocer _ -Corner of Kyber Pna and Grafton Roada W. a Oolllns, oroo6r .. Parnell A, Beldl, Cabinetmaker -Newmarket. DKLIVKRIBai- Town Hourly. Suburban iII a.m. and E p.m; No, 78. Telephone Exohange, HBAD OFFICE I yATHAN*9 BONO. CnßrO-nopss-BT^B-f ~ SHfi SAPAI OOKH EP.OOM FAOTOB-. OtWUOW-HOTIBSHWi Frtcea r Westi front u/8 pei em, no TO HJSAD QUARTERS FOB VT THB PUREST FINEST ANDBKSTH! CORYSTON rOULTRY;YA_D3, liAK- TAKA> PUMA. V A R I E T I ES- Llsht Brahmas, Dark Brahmaa , White Cochins, Buil Cochins, Blaok Coch -angshans, Manoroos, Houdona Blaok Polish W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hamburgs, Plymouth Rooks, Pekln Knon.and Ayloshnry Daotca BBNU FOR PRIO--LIST OF ICQGS. Kesn carefully Paokod. and sent :o all parts the Colony! MT Write for just what yon want, and ad drens as abovo. I guarantee B&tlafaoUon in al ordinary ouaea. visitors vroloome, Sunday eioautad. • FROBE IT TO THE BOTTOM AND YOU WILL FIND THAT ET EWIS, /^D3TOM-HOUBE-STRBJIT . JjiCWIS, \J KAbT, HAS IBS! CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT Ot (^HINA, (jLABS, & EABTHBNWARK IN THK CITY, SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND BKLLING AT ENORMOUS REDUCTION t i WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHAKT. AGKNT FOR WALBBB'B OBLEBRATKD Scotch Whisky, brif fin's Bparkllng ales, Special Shipment, now to hand. BASS'S ALE AND GUINIISS'S STOUT. E# L BWIB, Q OUSTOM-HOUBK-STREBT EAST, AUCKLAND, HE H-LENSVII-LE TIMBER COM PANY, LIMITED. WORKS: HELENBVII.LE, ATJOKtAND OFFICE COLONIAL BANK BUILDINGS. Having a Eaihvay Siding running into their Works, aro open to supply contractors and others with Sawn Timbor, delivered at nny station on the Kaipara and Waikato Railways. A Wharf with deep water frontage to the river, the Company are enabled to load vessels along side tho Mill for Southorn ports and Australia. Have special facilities for supplying long lengths on short notice. All communications to be addressed to JOHN MILNE, .Secretary, ' Colonial Bank BnUdmgs, Auckland.



'.-.raosratm- i , _____ sis teg 38! 3 Prospectus. KOSPK C X U S or the BKLENSVILIK FLOUIt MILL COM PANY (LIMITED). CAPITAL £20,000 In 20.000 Shakes uf fil Eaou, Pay a r,E jia follows : — Sen Shillinßß cer Hharo w Iw palcJ during tlio flrit Twelve Unnlhn ; O«n tthilliDg on application ; One ShUHmjon Bllotmonc : Two Shlllinga on let February ; Two yhillln«Bon Ist Mey ; Two Shillings on Ist August; Two Shillings on lit of Boptombnr, 1883. Provisional Directors : Mr John Foster Mr H. Pi Kavanagh Mr Janws Hand Mr ißaao MoLeod 1 Mr U, MoOlonnan Mr William Adams 1 ' Mr X, _. MoLaod. With power to add to their number. National Bank of New Zealand. solicitors : Motisra Dlgnan and Armstrong. SBCBETARY pro tml. I Joseph Qiifflthß. The objeots of tho Helensvllle Flour MIU Com pany (Limited) wilt be the erection of a Flour Mill and Groin Storo. and the Importation of Grain from thu South or any other part of the world where they oan purchase with advan tage. The advantages that the proposed Company would poassts over all other) in the province are patent. Vossels coming from tho South to Kaipara Ports for timber are, as a role, f relghtod with grain, and the Heienivllle Timbor Com ' psny'a mills being now in fall operation wonld bo a grea* inducement for that class of vaisela ; . to run to Helensville. and would oußure chow freights, whilst tho consumption of flour in tho Kaipara aiana will guarantee a larco trada to the Company, TpKOSPECTUB OF THB - AUCKLAND NATIVE LANDS COLO NISATION COMPANY (LIMITED). ' CAPITAL „....-., £500,000, IN 500,000 SHAttXS OF £1 KACH. . *" SOO.OOO SJIABBB ARiS NOW OFFEHKD TO TilS PUBLIU. BOO.OOD SMAKKS TO BE ftKt)ICKVBU FOR NATiVBd AND FUTURE IdaUK. One Shilling payable upon Application; Ooe Bhllil»i£ upon Allotment. Gal la not to ex ceed One Shilling each, to bo made C at Intervals of not loifl than Threo Months. f PaOTISIOMAL UIBEOTORB I 9 J. Chamboro W. R. Vlnea O. O. MoMlUan T. T. Maaefleld i. V. ti. Clande . John Reid i Goo. Uoldßhlp Konnedy RIU s Hulrania Pake Franz Scherff a J. B. Why to. M.H.U. Major Jaokion a 0. a Morris, M.H.K. Captain Colbook Ko Kunkluta r (WI th po -er to add to their nomber), 1 Bankiuis : Bonk of Now Zealand. BOLIOITORS : Jaokson and Kusboll. Bkoretauy, pro. tern. : Franz Soherff. ,( ———— y Tho objects of tho Auckland Natlvo Lands I. Colonisation Company (Limited) aro tbo acqnl -1 tltkm irjd Hoitlomunt of Native Lands in the v N orth ißUnd of New Zealand.upon Urms which j will be to the mutual advantage of the Native I Otvnora, of tho Shwoholders in this Company, and of the Colony in general. 3 In order to carry out thia obfeot it is pro poood— lßt,— To aoquiro interests In land in such way an tbe natives may prefer, either by purchase, by leasa, or by acting as thwir Bgants ou Buoh terms as may beagread. >• upon. ted.—To pny for suoh interests acquired at tho option of tho nativo ownorg, either ' cash, paid-up Bharoa, or dotantnro* for ' tho wholo or any pnrc thereof, us oir oamoianeos and mutual aavantogo may dictate. Bid.—To allow tho natlvo owners who take ■ ap paid up shares interest at the rate of } Spar cent, upon the amount of the paid no "luirf-fl In exoeßS of tho amount paid up »n contributing shares. 0 4th.—To Issue to any native owner deollnlßg p to talto or.fh or paid np shares deben turos ot stipulated amounts, bearhwin threat at 6 por cent. fith.—Tho oaplUl reqnlred tooarry on neoes- Bary ODorations of the Company to be provided by Colonial and Knropoa* ■ sbareholflers, and such oapltal shall or omp'oyud In defraying expenses of a managomont.completlng titles, effeotinc Burvoyand subdivisions into faimß and township lots, openin* means of acoesp, oondootlDg tho sale and leasing ot lands, promoting tho formation of special Bat tlements, and generally in ntUlalug the ii landß vested in the oompany to the bent advantage. Oth,—To sot apart and legally soeure ade quate and lnallonable reserves lot the benefit of the native owners. 7th.—To convoy to the Qovernmont an agreed piiroentago of land as required for public workt:, and other purposes, at a flgnro slightly in advanoa ot coat prloe. Bth.—To lnduooa native owners to beoome large shareholders, to fettle permanently upon lands, thn titles to which harr been individualised, and to be repre sented on the directorate, > It Is a wall known laot that the profits * arising from tho parohase and sale of native lands in the North Island aro enormous, and it in equally well known that suoh profits have up to the present time been conflnotl to tho capitalist alone; becaasa of the many obatrnotiona arising from the lawa relating • to native lands, and to the large expenditure of money required for purchasing the Bams, The Auokland Native Lands Colonfsation Com pany (Limited) presents to small Investors ad vantages Ident'oil with, and In excess ot those enjoyed at present only by capitalists, the Bbares having been fixed bo low that men of small means may bo placed on tho same footing as the oapltallßt, No more fitting opportunity than the present could bo seized tor the purpose ot attaining the ohjeots aimed at by this company, booanao i— Ist.—The quantity of fertile Crown Lands In tho North Island at tho present time available for saitloment is insufficient to meat the demand. 2nd,—Thn Government have ceased opera tions in purchasing native lands, Svd.—The natives owning land in the Ki'g country aro almost unanimous la their 1 desiro to bring their valuable lands > under tba operation of the Land Court, ' and dluuoao or them to Kuropeans, Ith.—lt Is confidently autlobated that the Government will favour the establlsh r - ment of this Company, whii-h will go far to relievo tbim from all anxloty aho-.it providing for tho future wants of the natives. This Company will placa all land acquired , under "Tho Lands Tranefer -Aot," so that the ■ title will be iiidnfoaalble. and it will then be ablo to dlijpcwn of the Bamo at great advan tage. The land will be sold for caeh, or on deferred pavinents, or disposed of in the manner most conducive to the Interests of shareholders. ■ Under these otroamstanoep, it la believed that tho establishment of the Anokland Native Lands Colonisation Company (Limited) will provide for the natives the readiest and moat oeneflolal . method of pinning their lauds for sale, lease, or ' settlement. The ever-increasing demand for lands) In Now Zealand amongst all clashes of oolonlßts and intending emigrants from Groat Britain, the rich qnallty of the lands In the King onuntry, the faot that they are within , easy aecoes by rail from Auokland, tholrouit ablllty for occupation, and their annually inoreaalng value, are considerations which pressnt to investors a prospect ot remuneration unequalled probably by any proposal ever sub mitted to the public. , Applications for Shares will be received by tho tfeoret&ry. at his offices. Fort-street, until TUKBDAY. the 3lst Ootobor, 1832. BBDWAKD'S UOAUtlfib _O i'HP .■ aOLBB'SBLD.-XIStS-TABL-. Leavlns Hamlltoa tat To Arohn avecy Tub? flay, Thursday and Saturday, Leaving Te Araha for Hamilton on Mqniijii> Wednesday, and Friday. peolai Carriages provided to Order. B, SDWARDa ilvxft nni Baitßkablaa H»mn» mKLEGRAPF. LI»K Off COACHES, W. K. Cartes CpACHBS will run to the OUowlngitlme-ttibie, oartr »S H.M.'sSmall I— Leaves OambrUlgo (ox HamUtoa daily, at . &S0 a.ja, Csavea Hiimlitsja te OaiatrWga Osili, oa arrival of Train. 3.50 t>.m. rjoave3 To —.rosin tzv li3rallton ai 19 s,u) Mouday, Wedneadar, and Jfrldß7 Isßtm Rn_iittco tet To Aroha at 8 ,in, Tuesday, Thns*in» and Saturday, iacokiaa OlHne i ewyuno's Hotel, Ham ol*o3 W, E. OAKTEB, Coaoa Proprietor. Urery ana Bait Btablos, Oambrldse. ft- March 1881



H™ «f ?i E A, ND Eucalyptm.-The prao wonr!.sf», tho healln» <"* has over com. ffl \ caecm °i the rudest nations, hence it was the obvious policy of the Druids to study the properties of plants. Of their progress wo mistletoe, or healali/'waaconsidered a certain remedy in man-.diseases, an antidote to pole-n. and a prevents liva of infoctiOD. Sea-gir= En* land at that time did not possess amongst ita nora any members of the eucalyptus or Blue gum family. J n all liktliho-d if she Jkd.thi- woiSer f?ii^ ridilßtrorins:> ip** dealing, health giving tree^wonW have saved many thousands of lives. l n NcwZ«alandand Aus i-nlia its virtu<saro u£ 4oubted,andfor(hnreliefotbonchialafreoaoM