PARNELL BOROUGH COUNCIL.

Ths Council met last evening. Present: His Worship tho Mayor (R. Walker, Ef,q.), Councillors Winks, Rood, Poilar., Mill lias, Barber, Hubert, and McConnell.

Parnkll uali,.—lt was resolved, on the motion of i_r. Hood, "That the Works Committee revisit Parnell Hall for the pur pose ol reporting more fully on the matter of fire-escapes, etc."

"Correspondence.—Letters were re ceived from Dr. Haines, reporting five caiscs of scarlet lever in the house of Mr Alder ton, Rutland Road, and one case in the house of Mr .Elliott, Bath-street; from Dr. Tennent, reporliug a case of measles in the family of Mr Marriott, Manukau Road; from T. Johnson, asking the Council to re move the kerb in front of Mr Mar tih's shop, peuding alterations—lt was decided to comply with the icqucst. From Mr Thoburn, asking the Council to take no further action in the matter ot tho retaining wall in his allotment in Cheshire street during the Eummer months, lias he had just k.d Ms garden done up—The* Council decided to comply with the re quest.—From J, Mason, offering to find carts to take away the surplus earth ii the Council would make the Park road foot path from Capt. Anderson's to the Grammar School road—The Council decided to reply tliat there weie no funds available ior the work.—From the Tramway manager of the St. Helier's Bay Company, making ap plication for permission to construct tbe tramway through Parnell from a point at the foot of Parnell rice along Manukau road to the borougn boundary. He also applied for tho same concession as those granted to the City Council-It was re solved to' refer the application to a com mittee of tbe whole Council, and that the Town Clerk obtain fuller _ inform ation concerning tbe intentions of the St. Helier's Bay Comiany.— From J. Savage, n.k_Dg permission to lay drainage pipe^ in existing drain in Cheshire-street— Kef en ed to Works Com mittee to report. From F. J. Moss & Co.. stating that they had sold £6,950 worth of debentures at 96 to Mr D. M. Luckie for the Government Insurance Department, gnaianteeing to him tbat the Act shall be • duly complied with, aud tbat tho special vote is duly authorised—Received. This letter had been acknowledged and Mr Luckie written to stating that the Council - wanted the money as soon as possible. From J Savage, stating that tho proponed line of drainage, if carried out, would destroy three or four valuable pine trees on his property, and he would expect com pensation. He suggested a diversion in the drainage line. A similar communica tion WBs teceived frcm Mr R. Keals-Re ceived. From B. McDonald, asking per mission to stack gravel at the corner of St, Stephen's Road and Gladstone Road—Re ferred to Streets .'ommittec with power to act. From Mr Kilfoyle, sating that tbe property had been damaged by the storm water during the recent rains, He said tho damage would not have taken place had the drain been laid according to tho in structions of ihe Council. '1 he overseer said tbat the pipes had not been i-unk as low as originally intended—deceived, it bo explained that tbe permanent drainage - works would prevent a recurrence of tho accident. ": ..;"-'': . \

Finance.—Accounts amounting to £100 14s 5d were passed for payn.e_t Name of Stre-Ts.—A p-tition was receiv.d from a number of residents in Brighton, complaining of the names of tha streets in that district, the principal being the expense of altering the names on the original deeo's, and that it was an undue! interference with their liberties. The name of " Thames-street" was strongly ob« jected to "seeing tbat it is liable to cause a reflection on the well known disreputable street of the same name in London."—The Mayor remarked that Thames-street, London, was cettainly not a disreputable street.—rCr. Pollard strongly objected to the granting of the prayer of tho petition, Tbe statement that tbe alteration would be a cost to property owners was aU bunkum. He moved " That the Council does not see tbe advisability ot altering the names of the streets in Brighton, as set forth in the petition."—Carried, It was, however, understood that if the residents of Thames street petitioned for the alteration of the name it would be received. '■'

Strerts Committee—This committee recommended that the new portion of the street laid off through the property of Mrs Sobson bo made 50ft wide, and that it bo suggested to Lr. fchortland that it would be very desirable to widen the old portion of the road an addition of 10fr„ and make it a uniformsoft. toad throughout.—Adopted. Foreman of Works I<ep'rt. .-The r-poit of this official was read and adopted, Valuing.—lt was icsolvcd that the Council declare by special resolution that it is deniable ibat a valuation for assess* ment le made for the borough in conformity with Section 10 of the Rating Act. Campbell Koad.—lt was decided to instruct the Foreman of Works to complete the footpath on this road. This was all the business.

THE LATE SAMUEL EDGER.

Thk following tribute to the memory o_ the late Samuel Edger is from ono who had long been intimately associated with him, at fort Albert .-—"Sir,—Your announce ment of Mr Edger's death could not fail to awaken a deep feeling of sorrow among .-: those of the Aibertland settlers who had v been long and i-tim.tely connected with ; him. Until two years ago be, and we too, looked on Port Albert as bis final resting place. Bet he was not used lo setting his own wishes and pleasures first in life, and ! so circumstances compelled him to abandon' ; this long-cherished hope nnd purpose of his,: " to his and our sorrow ; for it was possible, - as he said to me just before leaving lot England, he felt his "natural \igout sO.« little exhausted that if this demen could '

cast out of me, I may have 20 years more of work before me. But I bave little hope ol fearonthesubject."Throughoutlifethepar_w mount idea of his mind was war to Sectarian* Ism, -which he regaided as the great: paralyzer of Christian power for good hi' the world. It was tbe hope of being able more fully to realise ana spreadA Catholic Christianity that brought him to Hew' Zealand in connection with the Aibertland I settlements. The'failure of the scheme;'1 and the burning of his home, brought him v to * uckland, where, Bince 1866, he has 1 fought the same battle; let us hope to' some purpose, He never wishcd'to form " any organised body that should have a» permanent existence, and thus form another - aivition in tho too much divided church, his idea being that, when his work was done, his friends would scatter among. i. various sections of the Christian Church, carrying the spirit of his teachiog with them, and spreading it through the whole community. It will be better so. The one othor great point in his teaching distinct from most other preachers was that he strove - very little to " save souls" (in the usual sense of the term) and get people into heaven. He strove rather to make men better, more Christilike and lit for earth or heaven, having veiy little anxiety as to what will become of good men, and no hope or wish to get bad men to heaven except by making them good. And he believed in love as the great purifying and elevating power, and so talked very little of the hell to come. One monument he left behind him in Abingdoi—a temperance. society numbering 800 or so, of which he was both the head and heart; May his memory help us to be more pure and loving, and then in his death, as in his life, he will be leading us into the Kingdom of Heaven.—l am: etc., M." J

The wheels of German justice,' like those of the British Court of Chancery, grind Blowly and exceeding fine. Just before the death of Commercial Councillor Scharf at I Einbeck, one hundred and ono years ago, ' that gentleman became a bankrupt, and : the "Royal Qreat-Britnanic Electoral Brunswickinn-LuncburgishChanceryof Jus* tice " in Hanover published an official an--: nouncyment saying that his estato wouldf undergo liquidation in due course. Tha liquidation question is now being wound np by tbe Second District Court at Geot* f tingen, which informs the German public,s by advertisement in the local papers, that the heirs of Councillor Scharf's creditors will do well to prefer thoir claims to hia estate, inasmuch' as the assets thereof amount to some sixteen thousand marks,1 This sum the Court holds at the dis. position of the e : tate's creditors. If not'; claimed by their lawful representatives be« fore a given date however, it will lapse toI the Prussian Exchequer, which haa' succeeded to the rights and prerogatives§ formerly enjoyed by the Crown of Han*, over. As a legal transaction this liquida« tion in bankruptcy, commenced in 1781 and terminating in 1882, is probably unique of its kind. r ... .*i» a

P«'^' mi^,-H£M b?*_le Proprietor, Mma vlnoe of Auokland, New Zaalafidl . I Tuesday, October 21, 1883, : .•»■ ....

.Tlflß. AOI_XIiA-Sf'D E'fllfllfl STAR. OCTOBER 84:



f A-totioaa. ' "" ' j THURSDAY, OOTOBER 26, 12 o'clock noon, i -!h •■--.■ I| Waterview, Sella T'ista, T_>ONSONB"V XT ON .1. Nil X • I [. * '■*'"■' •' ' lr ■■• | THE ABOVE BEAUT-POL PROPERTY. jj , Whioh will bo submitted to I PUBLIO AUOTION tat; I,• Q. Yr. BINNEY I _-.■■■•■■ j 1 THURSDAY, OCTOBBR 26, I Ckmt-tBB SEVEN ACRES OS* land, and la if *' divided into 1 A€\ ALLOTMENTS, jl Eaoh Allotment having an uninterrupted view I of tho Waitemata Harbour, THE AUCTIONEERS, [k In dlreotltig attention to this Valuable Pro iH&Pßrty, would remind the Publio that for pFB-AtrtV 07 -IT-ATIO-, H_ai~.bii.-S- or II Lccauts, and Gbandkuk of View, It oan -1 not be surpassed by any Suburban Land yet offered for sale, and would impress upon the ______ Of th.so In search of a home combining ___. these advantages the dealrablUty Of BOonr tng a Bite ln this favoured position. - ; TO .PECULATORS It will Buffloo to point ont that In eosse anenoe of tho marvellons extension Of tbe city during the past two years, and the rapidly Increasing value of land, ohoioe build ing sites In this popular suburb are every year becoming more d'filoult to acquire, and will, of neoesalty, ootnra_nd high values. ■'■:-• ~■ Ti) BOaINESi MEN, Who boat know how to appreciate the benefits ot a Marine Residence, away from the tumult of oity Ufa, yet easy of access it.-will only be neeessaiy to state that Erases now run within a few minutes'walk of thePropoiiy, and that theso will soon be re placed by trim ways. THE QUALITY OF THE LAND May be determined by inspeotlng the adjaoent Star-em. of Mr Mason and Mr Linabury, where oranges, lemons, grapes and other fruit oan be Bean gi owing In abundanoe, MH CCOMB-6, THE PROPRIETOR, Has spared neither money nor labour in draining, manuring, planting with ornamental troee, now of seven years' growth, and laying he land down to grass and olover, j TBE ROADS ARE WIDE. FORMED, AND METALLED, and will shortly be Kerbod and Channelled, For the convenience of Intending purchasers, the . uotloneers will Isouo FREE PASSES BY THB 'BUSES, And special 'buses will run on Saturday, the 21s. Inst, when MR IMPEY'S BAND Will clay on the ground from three to five o'olook_i.m, The Allotments will ba offered for competition WITHOUT RESERVE, thus affording competitors the rare opportunity of purchasing VILLA SITES AT THEIR OWN PRIOES. The torms are anon as to meet the requ-re mente of all, namely, one-third cash, balance to remain at 7 per oent for a term of five yean, NORTHCOTE, . ALLOTMENT 85 OF LOT 81. ALSO, . THE FOLLOWING! ---,.:;., PAHI3H OF MATAKOHE. | Of) ACRES.'northern portion of Allot- g£ on ACRE-, nbrth-weßtern portion of oq OO Allotment °° lon ACRES, north-western portion of 14 AOv Allotment x* oa ACRE-, middle portion ot Allot- \_ OV ment ***w qa AORES, north-eastern portion of Ifi OO Allotment ■***" t A ACRWf, north-eastern middle por- Ifi 40 tion Of Allotment .;.•■'• PARIBH OF OAMARU. lAAC.IK3, north-western portion of 1 An »V Allotment ' *•*•"*■*■ RUATANGATA, WHA_.BA._BL a A ACRES, northern portion Of Allot-1 __ 4V . ment ***** PARISH O? WAIRAU. 1 a A ACRE-, north-eastern portion of J.4U -Allotment 120 and AUotment . 12L OMAHA. TO At. AORB3, AUotment >]>] .':..'. JJ.-. . TEBMSI ■ •>*' ] One-third cash, nud the balance on mortgage tor Aye yeara at 7 per eont. interest, Plana and ether partloulara can be obtained at the Auctioneer's Offlce, Queen-street, ',;' ".,' '■ J ALSO, ' ■ ■ LOTS 7, 8, 39, 40, 43, AND 46, ■„. TOWHBHIP OF GREENOCK, : MANUKAtf HABBOUS, -"' *. ~ Tenn_ at Sale. T?HUKS_- AY, O CTOBER 26, :. ;1 AT 12 O'CLOCK, DRAKE-STREET. DRAKE-STREBT. ~ G. W. BINNEY HAS been favoured, with Instructions from MeSBiS H and J. Blnatead, to sell at bill Mart, Queou-.treeet, on Thursday, Ooto. bet »J, at 1! o'olook, 1 niV.ROOMED HOUSE, situated in , nr^ieStreet. oommandlng a splendid View Of the Harbour. Bas and Water 101-OE. Terms at Sale. *~~ XO-MORROW. IHE OE -TTENN"IAL IMPROVED : RUSTIC WINDOW SHADES. W, DOWDEN 1 HAS received instructions to WT j* I . ollmate. • i ■• ■ • • S o_-J»rvatoriesandHoWomgs . a *fp or t lso9 Ingaimd ror votbii y »• 7^__h_4w-tKout i-Wlana eaoh shade can be washed w l||xtnroaooml|lote|



'"*''.* Anc-ion*.. ___ CO-MORROW. . . Xx Wave -CJuecn. LADIES', MAID ti', AKt> GIRLS.' STRAW HATS. GABRIECLEwIS «47TLL sell at'his Rooms, Lower Queen- TV street, oh the above date, at 11 o'ol.oic, 3 CASBB OF ABOVE GOODS 2 OASSS CORSKTF. Terms at Sale. • TO-MOKROW. GENERAL DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABKRDASBEt-Y, &0„ ---•, -.-■ GABRIEL LEWIS ' \\rlLL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen- ITV Bttoot, on abovo date, at 11 o'olook, j A LARGE PARCEL OF ABOVE. For Positive s_xe. Terra, at Sal*., IN A FEW DAYS. OR POSITIVE SALE. A MERICAN BUI- GIES, AMERICAN C_L Waggonettes). Life-sizo Statuary for Croquet Lawn., Halls, and Torracos; Treble Reflecting Morrora (-pecl.il Novolty), &o. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auotlonoer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. TIJARINE "OESIDENCE OIIEB, TJHVONPOtt., 'n oimi unoHi, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at bis Mart, on above dato, at 12 o'olook, THE UNDERMENTIONED SITiCS, sltnate opposite tho residence of J, B. Russell, Esq., and known as Mr Wells's Markot Garden. LOr 7-151J Links, fronting Victoria Road LOT 3-151 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT 3-IS7 Links, fronting Vauxhall Road LOT I—Triangle Blook, containing 183 Llnka to Vauxhall Road, and 121 to Victoria Boad, , To gentlemen requiring VUla Sites, the above ground Is unsurpassed. If not unequalled, by any in the distriot, situated as It ia In the centre of this Fashionable Marine Suburb, combining good soil, magniiioent vlewu, easy dlstaace from either wharf, and within a few minutes' walk of the beaoh, and with suoh advantages as will always command a premier position. Tho pro perty Is fenced, and has a quantity of ohoioe fruit and Bhade treoa planted thoreon, Terms easy. Plan on view. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. THE REMUERA YARDS. if" OR SALE, at the Remnera Yards, (fa JD " Thursday next, Ootober 26, at 1 o'olook, 150 Choloe Fsttod Cattle, from Pehtaknra,Wai tara, and Waikato 700 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattlo Fat and Store Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. THE HAYMARKET. FOR UNRESERVED SALE, on Fri day next, PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE HORSES, suitable for either ulnglo or Double Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. . THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALS, at the Haymarket, on Fri ' day, Ootober 27, at 11 o'olock, The Thoroughbred Mare "Pastime" Dark Brown Pony, 3 years; broken to .i saddle Bay Riding Horae, up to li stone, and a gcodfenoer 2 Aotlve Farm Horses, good workers, ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER ,27th. THE HAYMARKET. Ij.OR SALE, at tho Haymarket, on JD Friday next, Ootober 27th, at Eleven o'olook, for the Auokland Stud Company, FIVE HEAVY UNBROKEN DRAUGHT COLTS. J ALFRED BUCKLAND. FKIDAY, OCTOBER 27. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Hay mar Set, on Fri day next. Ootober 27, at 11 o'clock,. A Well-bred Chestnnt Baggy Horse Bay litre; 5 years; 25 ont, trial Brown Mare, 1 years; 20 owt, trial ! Chestnut Gelfling. 1 yeara; 10 owt. trial Iron Grey Mare, .years; useful hack; and , ln the buggy: 20 owt. trial. .'.- ■ ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. ' FOR SALE, at the resldenco ol Mr. Thomas Cleghorn, Epsom, on Saturday next, Ootober 28, at 11 o'olock, 2 Draught Brood Mares, In foal A Medium Draught Hack Yearling And a Pony . ' 3 Cows Ploughs, Hen-owe, Harness Weighing Moohine Chaff-cutter, Corn-orusher Household Furniture and Sundries. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. j WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BK H-LD AT r H E HAY MASK E T. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL PACKS FOR SALE. ■ ALFRED BUCKLAND. QOUNTRY OATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, Ootober 25 ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH. DURHAM YARDS, W O O L ~S A L E . THE First Wool Sale ol the Season will «,..__. J 58hoJ? ** thaD-rhatnYards on Monday, "20th November, at 2 o'olock. I Full-weight Wool Paoks for Sale. * 1 "hus'Tßß & NOLAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21. \ # WAIUKU~YARDS. -' T H MONTH.evißne^-w-1- hoW ''&&* day, Octet.* nwilSW at'Watata. on, _tatm.. # HUNTER & NOLAN.



. am-.-. ..■-.-_-.<~» » ,fl,nc*_iO__3. a_» TO-MuRROW. AT NOON. 5C_U_>Y STEAMER 'MARION.' E. C. GRErtNWuOD |_T AS received instructions to sell by M auotion, at hia Mart, corner ot Uuo.u and Shortland-.treets.on Wednesday next, at noon (II not previously disposed of). Tee Soraw Steamer MARION, about 25 tone, 51 teet long. 10 feet . lnohea beam, 6 feot dc-p.h ot hold, nearly new, as sho now ilea in Mechanics' Bay Intake; Engines and Boiler in good working order, and all ready for sea. Terms Cash. R.C.GREENWOOD, - Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. AT NOON. FARM OF 153 ACRES, PUKEKOHE WEST. E, C. GREENWOOD RA~ lecetved instructions from Messrs Joug-in Bros, (who aro leaving tho Colony) to soil by public auction, at his Mart, corner Qucou nnd Shortland streets, Auckland, on tho abovo date, THEIR FARM of 153 acres of rich volcanic soil, situato ut I'ukckoho West, all in grass and cultivation, fenced and subdivided into pad dooks, all of whioh are woll watered; good Orchard of fruit-bearing trees. Fivo-roomed Houso, Dairy, and Outbuildings, etc. Situato within two miles of Pukokoho Railway Station, and frontage to good road. Attontlon is called to tho salo of Stock, etc., by Messrs Hunter and Nolan on Octobor 28. ARARIMU.-60 acres Bush Land, being tho N. W. Portion of Lot 41, Parish of Ararimu, County of Eden. K~.HUMORU.--0 acres of rloh Land in the Parish of Kohumoru, County of Mangonul, and boing-middle portion of Lot 88. R. C. GtiE-NWOOD, ' Auctioneer. FRIDAY,'NOVEMBER 24, At 11a.m. Auckland harbour board. lease of foheshore at north sho he for sugar rki.__.___y. R. C. GREICNWUOJU HAS received instructions from the -.uckl.iid Harbour Board to Bell by Public Auction, at the Odious of tho Hoard, Fort-Btroet, on Friday, the 'Zlth Novembor, 1882, at 11 a.m., THK LKABK FOR FIFTY" YEARS. In torms of "The Harbours Aot. 1878"of PORTION OF THB FORESHORE at NORTH BHORB FORTH*. PUIiI'OSK OF A SUGAR RE.INERY. Plans, Conditions of Halo, and Draft of Leaso may he seen at the Offloe of the Auokland Har bour Board. —— R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. EARLY IN DECEMBER. fl/i ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN. %J\f SHIP, adjoining Railway station, fronting on Now North Road, tho proporty of H. Walton, Ksq.; now being subdivided, and will bo oflcred for poaltivo salo at an early date. B. TONKS & CO. EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING S_TEs"aT MORNINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSIDE. Volcanio Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. WE have been instrutetod by A. K. £_Taylor, Ksq., to -ell above Property. It Is Butvoyed, and plans will be ready in a few days. B. TONKS & CO. B. TONKS. R."O. -ARK. ' B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. fTIOWNSHIf OF rtfORTHCGTE. .''. WAITEndATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING SUQAR COMPANY'S WORKS. BALK FIXED FOR WEDNESDAY! NOV. 1, AT 12 O'CLOCK. NEW .TICAM FE_ R*. SERVICE now run ning constantly to BIRKENHEAD WHARF situate on centre of property, NEW ROAD. 12 LOTS from j-ncro to 3 aore; OLD ROAD. 8 LOTS from about J-acre to l-aoro. - CLIFF FRONT. , 5 LOTS from about i-aoro to 21 aores, doep water frontago, TERRACE. 0 LOTS from abont 1 aore to 3} sorbs BATH ROAD, 4 LOTS from about 1 aore to 3 acres, front ing on to Pionlo Bay. The Auctioneers earnestly request parties to GO AND eKA THE PROPERTY, and they will agree tbat no elaborate- a~ vottialna of pail Inglßied-lred. Planß on Application, Terms: One-fourth bash, balance Bor 5 years at per oent. per annum. • ■'■' B, T O N',J_ S _. 00, . Anctioneers. lln oonsequenoe of a general wish that the Government and the Company's respective sales of Walmata should ooinolde, the Company has agreed to POSTPONE SALB to 28th NOVEMBER, and TENDERS to sth DECEM BER.] TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND QALE. fTIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE' AGENOY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from ths New Zealand Nativo Land Bottle ment Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Sale by v , PUBLIC. AUCTION, AT GISBORNE. On TUESDAY, tho 28th NOVEMBER, 1883, | AT P_BN___ AND 80-LAN'S HAU. ; ,-_. i- ," . POUAWA. '. S .. I ■. i THE FREEHOLD, nnder Land Transfer Title, of 7,000 aoreß of Rloh Land' ln the Pouawa Blook, situated about five mllea from Gis borne. This property is divided Into Sec . tlons of from 100 to 800 aores, and Is admir ably adapted for Small Farms, Purchasers of Froehold Sections In this Block Will have an early opportunity of obtaining, npon favourable terms, Leasehold Blooks from 600 aores apwards, situated between the Blook now offered and the Bea. This portion of Pouawa la excellently grassed) and cannot be turpaseod for sheep country. WHATAUPOKO. Abont 1,000 acres of Town nud Suburban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Gis borne Post Offloe, will he offered. If the curveys can ba sufficiently advanoed. This valuable level land, with frontage to the Taruheru, a navigable river, will be cut into -sectionsof froms to 50 aorea. Should this ~ not hi ready for the market; at the Novem ber sale, it will be offered with other ror ttons of Whataupoko ln about the month of Maroh nest. . ■'■':" ' WAIMATA. By Tender, to olose on sth December, The FRttKHOLD-Or LEASEHOLD for 21 Years, at the option of the terderer—of portions ot tne Walmata South and Hast Blooks, and containing ln all about 15,000 aores. . Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata ProDerty," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and' Mercantile Agenoy Com pany, Gisborne.. The whole of the above tend Is of flra. ciaaa qu-llty. well-watered, with a. plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company would direot speolal attention to it as affording a good open log to small capitalists, Its rloh soil and easy aocess to townby either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuit-. -:: Most liberal terms will be offered, and every Inducement given to Intending buyers, :• Plans 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 Agenoy Conipanyi -Jmited," "' '________ '' " I Bi ______ FISHER, '■___ Manager, J ' Qiabprne. 28th September, 882,



«._-_»»_»< r~ "^ttC-10-ir. ■■■■■'■'■"■■'-- -.■-'■-<»'-" *W. 8, COOHBANIS ----. »A-I*E MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. BY OTIDKR OF THK MOftTGAOrtB, valuable Family residence and four acres land, park road, gr..fxon. ■ [pHE Subscribers have been instructed 3 by tho Mortgagee to cell by pubUo ~uor,lon, at their Rooms-, ifoi t-strcot, on Monduy, 30th instant, at 12 o'olaclr, ALLOTMENT 2., Section 3, Suburbs of Auokland, haying a frontago at 293 links to I'arkltoftd, and obtaining 3 aorea;! roods ana 9 psrohoß. nil rich volcanio soil In tho hl.hcet i-tato of cultivation, part being beautifully laid out with flowor gardens mid i-hrubbor., port or ohard, ui'd tbo rout subdivided Into pad<lookn, ail in porfeot order. Tbo JJulldlugs erected thereon constat uf A COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDENT-*, commanding a mflguilloent and oxton- Blvn vi'-,w v,hloticar. mivcr bo orstruotod, ~_d k kr;-e number t-f outbuildings In llret-olft-irt rop.-ilr, aa now occupied by J. C. MuoCormlo^, Keg. FuU particulars in futuro Isbuo. SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON. Auctioneers; "• W. 8. COOHKANEJ [JAS. DACBK MONDAY, OC.CBES 30. MARINE VILLA. HANDSOME FAMILY RESIDENCE, ANu VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, PARNELL. rTUIJ- Subscribers have received instruc -3 tlona from li Koala, Km)., who la about 10 visitEiigiiuid, to'so'i, _t tho l.und Mart, .oit- Btrect, on Moiidiiy, Ootober SO. at 12 o'clock, HIS PRIVATE EtSIDENC-f, Known ns Marine Vlllw, .Hu.te iv ouo cf tho most ploturosque and convenient pairs of Parnoll (having good view of tho Flap stall' and Harbour!, containing largo dining, .rawing, aud broikfaet roonin with buy windows, kitchen hix bodrcoius, bathroom, W.C. and lavatory, tvn.hliou.o with new copper, etoroicorns, dairy, workshop, two comierv-iorie., verandah, lml cony, &o. a never failing tmpply of pure w ator ia laid on throughout thn houao obtainod from a brick ami oiinoiit tunic of .UO.) gsllous four tunlts, woll, pump, .So. Tho lleuse ia BU._t_.n tially nnd faithfully built of thu bust material en brlok tonndatlon, blated roof; pla_.t-.red walla, colllnir, end cornices; walls saluted, panollutl, and painted ; nine fireplaces with i cgtst. r Btovcs, and kltohoe rango i bolls, Sec, See. Tho outbulldluga comprise a two stall Btablo, ooaoh houao, harness rom-, large loft, manure tank, fowl, wood, aud coal l.ouaea, and a man's room (dotaohed) Tho grounds urotfiHtefuUy laid oat, and planted with choico fruit trees in fall b:ar- Ing, &0. •Iho Auctioneers beg Bpcolally to invito In tending purohaaera to lnspeot the proporty. the whol- 001-g in snoh perfeot ordor ta not to require any outlay whatever. Plana of tho homo and property oan bo Beon, and . urda to view can bo obtained, at tho olllco. ot W. Aitken, Etq.. Shortland-street, or ot tbe Aucttoncera. Terms Easy. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auetiot-iin. ■■'"' . i ' ' •.-ranaml-E. &$/■*§ gifts'* : «| 3%j£sl i ' i _-C-ii-~. £10 to £1,000. Victorian loan and discount AG-NOT, HIGH-STRKST. aUOKUND .SPPO-J--* OIIY !i:OU>CIL OF/ICE.). Monoy a~vi_no_cl fio-u £ID lo fItOOU on Komonal Seouiiiy, Leo.U cf _-rop-rty, -h.rw, &o. Bepajmonls cm be ~i_doiul.Btalmn_t-.ot One SBILtIKCI P«- **v__K for ouch Pout."n bor rowed, or In any way ta anlt borrowors. Commuulcatlona Confidential Post OfFlO-ADnnKSS: Box 80, Auokland. AUUi-JLAMU PERMANENT tJO-_PEI.~_T.V_" BUILDING AND !_. V.^T-IKNT BOOK .TV, OraiOK I—l-7, QD_-_.K-E-B__~_. LO it- 3 granted upon approve.! .eourlMca of Freehold or Leasehold Properties In earns ol ~30 to ~.3,01'0 priuolpal and lnteros. being re pnyable In instalments at ibe following Rs duckd H_,t_- for repayment of eaob _100 borrowadt— Repsymentse-ttenil- p.. , Vm -_ Total amount Ingover t«r_v.-o_, repayable. s ». i. c s. d. I year _ . 2 0 0 101 0 0 3 year. _ -10 10 108 3 .. .year. _. _. U 7 118 WO - i years _ . 11 8 1-1 8 8 ..yearn _ .. SB 188 IS 0 S years _ _ . 1 U7 IS 8 10 years __ a _l__ t - 18- IB » And In the came proportion fer smaller or larger loans. DEPOSITS,—The Sooiety rsoolvca Money on Deposit at. per cent, per annum. JOHN BATGERt Seoretary, __f*-»AArk TO LBND OU 7REBHOI-0 Iti£\J\J\J . SEOCRITTj also, Bevoral sums of £1,000 and fiSOO,—Apply Aitken Can-lob. Offloejf WUltomA.ltj.en. Bhqrtland-Btreet |**ufbN*£Y TO LEND, in utmns o_ sSSI' i~fjSL. ~a_ upwards, at T vet cent . , IAOJOJON ft RUBSBfLL, ' ''.'■■'■. - *_-llcl--r~_. irort^ta--*: ]yiO_._-Y TO LEND on Udortgag. ~r vurJ-_is~. B"reahoia Stfl-i-Ities. . WM. OTLE-t--., BOllOlt*.-: nor ol Qngea aad ahoi-jand ___ '■-- MONSY TO iEND, iv large or lua-i* -cuia, at ussel rates .! Interest OONTS"KLL ffi COOPBR, -o.UoU.r_. VuH«n l_ant i^tiw-- "I7IOTORIAN LOAN ■&3sf V OFFICE. oH^°o B. H. KEsaiNo" begs to In- X form the Inhabitants of Auok £__. land that. c has opened the abov6 Office ln Vlotorls-strcet, opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, where he Is prepared to advance money on Jewellery, Plate, Watcbco, Clotbln,;, and all descriptions of Merchandise, Money advanced on Personal Security i Weekly Paymentß, Bills dlaoount-d daily A Private Offloe for the tra-naotlon of Speolal 1 ÜBlnesa. Hotels. PRINCE ARTfITJR HOTEL, HOBSON ANU WELLBSLHiY. BTRBETO, Is now thoroughly completed, and ready to re ' Oelve visitors arriving in Auokland. SPIENDID APAS?MR?fI., And every'oonvenienoe a First-class Family and .: ; Commoroial Hotel oan command, The Proprietor hones that by giving every attention, and from time to time further supply. .lug the wants of his oustomers. he will obtain their patronage, and Increase the oonneotlon of the honso. Thb Wr~~rs amd Spirits, aiso Ales, i-HKD NO COMMBHT. A Flret-olans Billiard Table, Every oonvenlenoe for players, ... HUBEiTf~OR AM," rnopßisToi;. jp ACInI) HOT Bj U. JOHN GILLANDSR.. _ '.PROPRIETOR Begs to announco to bis Lionds and tho genera) publio, that he hto complets.ll»e oxto_-lv< alteration on hi. pramißoo, Among the ~__ny ImproT.-iaatg, he hsu i_Srounoed A SPECIAL DININ-..R00K, Under the Supsrlntondonos of a well known Caterer, The "Oulslao" will be the bast the EJoason can supply. Meals at all honrs, B.st Brands or wines and Spirit?. H_noook"a eparailßg Ale alway* on Draught, Board and Realdenoe, Sub por week. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Far.. ClvlUti' »nd Attention. ____ etcnlln-f. f . n __ a. L a M o N -r . a o TE~L, \J Wakelleld-Btreet. Aueklßna, W. H. PORTER (Late of Queen's Hotel. Queen's Redoubt). winbß and spirits of the bbs brands, hancock's & whitson's sparkling Ales, FEESTO-ABS ACCOIU-ODATION «JS VISIXOB W, H, PORTER, Psopristob.



Spwi.-.a -ai&ci-.aea -V * %i* ■ ,J.P . At~_;tt-HMi>fc~~".o( «~.-<."Vi-r'.s'Hi» i-.~.«_1~a I sh* Wailit— ~~i:~ WHS'a {Jo,'s S?i~ n.a iv___cui_.__. ■-. r-o'Most Slioni The Pheajent 'fiie Mop-t Rapid The Hlgiient Aim Tha Most Simple fho Tersest Taßi 'Cho Most Eaßy to Wort- T!ia U-m\ Cover Tha Ment Durable rsia ("livipio .t Shutsi. 'Sb~ Most m„:.ant Kb. Neatest atitch '!'___-,_■__- *___.tn.iKsa tr__a £S IC-B. ''i.;.-_.-;--_.. , : _~-—i-i_*2!SE, i...« % /. * m r « - _ .-Ss Tr*^ \\ ;..'. .»-»/*-.i .) r - '.* .jj- -■:■.■......■;,■.. 1 _•».-■ C. \y _HS JJ.-!'"T i3S'J,''r.?a S-AOaiHES r*J'VAS, MAD*. Ic'"--. -i: KAJSB -iAO-iSSi-i, ,C_ iO~, Also, i'tWATR ITS' HAft'U (l.nc.lna aiiiffsr 1 l"i tutor and Ho srase War_hel__ .'r.~n,'uiiS Howe Ciii...vi.-i~i r. j VVlun;!.,;- &r.A Witaa Gfoverami M.^wr'f j Jonwi's ARO Dom*--'!.. ! .asdofcerlioad matol SVIVK Se, p, psb Wbkh* i 5-r. sd, pk« W«k*-I _-Ii KAOiil'.T-.. SPASABW!.*-, i?_ie.ic Mao .l'.i._ can ho hail ul mir Aaentst— N, atol-jaii-tiil Oo , Plouivir ~t :•.»., A-'hr,_iytvre I Ttiunius M'oll-.'Jaiiilirliii.i.' i ''.Vlilluiii'-tUTunso'. OnetiuHK-i If- V.'nyie, {(-.mlltou; l'aruoll avis llsylan, OisbiH'iio i Urßmtan i.-i "to.. TaurasiK* and at othst' elawu mll B O t. »AX B"|EPOI V.|J|£EN-B'i'ltKaT - . ... ■ ~=" J L-__t<_ etuo '.iifitat. ABeiita, W. V." s TJCV,IK^ HOU9K. LAND ..NU B.NANOIAL AQBNT GRNKRAL OOMMIS UUN AGKNT. N-XT UNiO-f Bank, yußun-sTUBai", Auoa- La: v. Properties ad-rertlEsd free of cost, and no oharge made Unloa. busiui_-H done, Uata of Properties !<>r oulu for warded, raonthl> to igonta hi ..a»ilor, .v olu_.gt.i_i, Ohrlstonurob. and Uanodta. I-sm-acceu ofl-xto- o;i Ilou_(~i, Orcpo, Fur niture, &c. Properties Vuitiod, Qurveya Undertaken, lliilidiiig Bsilmuteti prepared. Mortgngrß and Loaiis negotiated, FOR SAIiK SKAFIKLt) VIEW-Mco Cottago of 1 rooms, uardou. aii-J largo womshop. £300. Bs_ PAPASIIRA-7-rooined Houeo and 32 aoros Rood land, oa ni&l„ road, oloeo to railway j very oi o_.. A5 KXMOUTII-_l'R'-Kr-'rwo Cottasoj, i rooms and wush-bouio ouch. £110. A6 ROOKY NOOK—''ouvonienU-roomedCottage, Kivrdotr, laud, &.O. £__0. 1.60 80 ACR_-, r.cui- Ho; Bprl_iiiß, Walwora. Al MAliy-Urlt.-T. MOUNT ICUitN - Pretty Cotta_te,B rooms unci paiiuy.largo lovol allot moiit. Ul3 OUAPKIfSTRKtCT— Houooin thin oontral_poß_ tlon, Buifciblo for boarding lioqbo. Vury ohe,.p. 1)19 KYBKH I*___S ROAD-Compact Cottaee, 6 rooms, vary o.nvciiiont. 831 TWO SHOPS -ml Dwelllofw, on gixid leading thoroughfare. 829 tiRAi*TON ROAO—Rouso, 8 i_~)_is, gan, «o 02 AVONRALK—House. 9 rooma, oxtonslvoshoils, Btablo. outbonaos, ota, and highly oultlvatod farm : lartfo orchard, oto. BIS PONHONIiy-tlouse. Brooms, two tanks, gar don, etc.; vt-ry cheap. RIB PONSONBY — Uouno, 7 rooms, wash-house, tanks, -.ill, lee i large gardon, full fruit J«~-i, B-l GRKAT NORTII I-0..1J-Houao. B rooms, Harden.«. a kis *(!00 AORlt-—Il-celiold l>ind, siiltohle for a cattlu rim; cuey dlutnnco from Auoklondi 19 YI-aKH IjBA..K ct a-rcouiod lloui-.e and KroiiiHl., ground ror.t tow ASS BHVl|;r.-Ij .'.OCR. of Natlvo L.-iudp. Titles, CroiTH Umiitn. Vcrychoap. UO KAURI ilUHil, ÜBS) aoros, good wator front bko, ~i low prioo. a.17 13 ACRE. Bo:>'i ulonghablo level liand, o'-..-_ to Whaußta-oe. _i3_ PARTICULA}-. OF OTHKt. PItOPEKTIKS ON APPLICATION, HBVKU-Ii •.'.-•111 . M.OTY.KNT- AT VICRY h__-V PRIO*-a._ 177, QUEKN-.TKEBi', Opposlto Morrla & Co.'s. | ____■! 111. ... ____ I " . 3 Business Notices. £ILASS Q.LASS -yp-ORKai Oiir--iadlngA-.lolcs this woek arei Confec tioners' Jars, Is per lb; 3 Glass Jogs for 2a Bd | I.i'irap Ohlmnoys, 3 for 6d; GL__. Balls foe Shooting at, lv Quantities to suit purchiujoi-1 Oai-den Shades, sll elzos: Pish Globes and Gold Flnh, very oheap i M. COOK & SONS, - TRgBMAN'- nAY. H"B MR V WflIT X STATION ICR & BOnKSELLHR, -SIQU-BTRK-T. A .-CKLAND t~.tabll.hed 1865). Respectfully Informs *ho i.ublio that hn has Rkmovhd to Premlsrs at tbe Corner of High "Btroet and Vuloan Lane. Jn-t Openod-Superior Stationery, Account Books, Sec. at reasonable prico;. Albums and Scrap Rooks at low prioes. Kngrosslng and Wrltin executed. iff Va __ __! »i i. xQ v b ._•„_- Xhomas J, Hrrbnttt, STEAM BRUBH, PORTABLE ffOROE, AND BKI.LOWO -fAOTORY, Vn~ro_uAH_TKß»i"-.in trirt-lnn.!. Ui ? 5 I ll Z ~_ 4 JbADEaE & BARROW MAKICH, 30 tr.;l B_, Vrcronu _ra*B_i---, Svary Diasuripilon of La-de-B. Steps, BantfrWr, Pa-iro-- Whenls, Olothas Hor*~~. Clothes Bos 6». Tra.olUs-.ic o»»».->., _■«,. -xn h_n.-t s»- roaiS- to at-... ?i_- llba-i-i f-t-saunb -tiawo. to oeotraaSor.! aad 9a W_,__'C___D ol'i':-_>» Sio-o and oace Srife-a*.. and aU __u_a ts£ Job- Wag wort done 'oy ome.-l_o.___ '>for)nm_s~ ti- Wio Gu_rt_sJ aotloo. __.W.r~~l.ad_sra. Stos. .r.a B-rro*~. lens c*. felM, Mellta noagLiS. Oai iir two -Ep-rt-if oia Vio_sj_.-frui __i. i _t_c a a. rid "-.ollnoall. ibfta rfl H R ■ Ha _ M A R X E^T * SOS, •.ÜBSi.-i-'i*R{-l--l.'« AUOKLAND ON SAliS*. Aa&tvßß P-ii COROAiANUSIi A_D ROMAN KMPIBIi,- Whlte Olov-r, Red Clover, Alsyke Olorsr, Cow• Kraao, Moadow Foaoue, Meadow Kostali Orestod Dog-tail, Rape, Trefollum laoamatuin (Hoar-let f»ov~s-i. WROIB. A-1~.._-U.-_ OUtBOI- Timothy. Kentucky Bluegrasj (Poa I>ratansla), POTerty Bay Byegraoß, t^intsrbury RregraM. Oookafcmt, Prnlrie«ri_.B. Rattsll. USARLY /JEED POTATOES, A3 _*ol_.oira I- Ashloaf Kidney, Taylor's Kidney. Oantor bnry Flukes. Patterson's Viotoria. liATEK VARIKKES-Hobart, Sutton's Mas cum B-nnrs. Button's Kiov. er Ball, eto. AlfiO, Oata, Barley, O-raen nud Witness Eae'd, Coarse, Fins and Rook Salt, 'Bran, Sharps, NG*. Zoa- Sanii Bitot, T.>~-, ,~_onr. u,n_l Hams. BONKDUST At.a BOKKfLOOB of all grades, -83-AND -Hfl PsRBVEAI-r GUANO, 4-., &0, HE 8 EBTH U AITKEK. CI tL, 0v .- '-1 U .i, r. .*. A) « L A.S 8. ,_-* HEIBOFAWT-, W a 4 yoi.. SS & S7» Q*ff*e-~~."s~,S*__i*- s Aoosr__'*~», J..5,, .i-KPOVJTB*,.•'.S ou ' i'..'i_lK£.S.~.. _?_-_3i OetO-nt..3i}_ 9____-iS~>_^_-i_-_s_L B-l-._-.i_. aXifi Keifib _; J__4-_.a (i-KllEh aa. 6};ia«tiii-trl Shoot, Phot-. 2i-4ti__c, &___*a_i.ii_._, vVBil-s _,«_;_■, Oaic~_._. o_. VAt_I~H3HBB | S?Us_i'-"j, !. . 'laor.'s AaMOO-i ' rosirs and Pateni 'Jil!rsa.o V'&lnta, HOCt-11.8S-G&t, Uialuad. Veac-ered,£oa 1 .oturc ifrsmeanil Kc~_mDe.-r_tlo_-,Fa-jr-ir _*__r_~3 fov CftbSnat and O.D.T. PiCtC-tsr- Of every e»_ert_)t_on ta ere~fi v-irlety. SCKHJ-fr-PholiCii ana U-icur-fl, -ÜbU-.il Ssr Phntos, Eoreps, _~5., &c tea, OeMut'« OVerlay Mount., aii else, i Oah___ot sadi.D,Y,Honatsj A-Hst.'R-oulslfrss, f.. _*. _. ~. i~i .-_-„: ai*-__s'3 est _-.__ thn __rgs_B 4it,'_j_ of tho ab_iv_> needs is tha North I_il____d c* Se _" &s«l_a_, r_ra able to assents either wholo srI» st rots-i oi-fter. on the most fo-rourablo teriij-", Bamplss of Paperha-tgHngs from opea rsc-o'-s, or of i_-iß_aal p-ck-^c., ssnt on appl___- Uan. HnTt .s__j.ais In AnOllantl should UMpeot ou; ! .ccJr of Pcp-rhscgi-ige and Plotures before fitting up their new homes j they nlll flad nomo Hilt, to sulti the mesv- cf ct-ts one.. ' W. 3. aiLMPPB & soia, ciD_--n--snu__n, AuoKum



J3a»uie-!i- iM oUoes. __ ... ■.; ■ ~, _Jf^^JT__fßl li i ''"-TNI RI O X SALE, 1 Four-wheeled Dor Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wheeled IJ< t_ Cart (imatly n_w| 1 Bmall Lady's Phaeton (nearly new) 1 Larue Ladr's Phaoton I Double-seatoj 11-__;y 1 Waggonette, with canopy TOED OCX lON llTn-UE RATES, NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. OAPITAIi ....ONi. MU-MON BTEBLINQI VIRK IUBKU takeu un the mast lABSHAL, TBUM3. PItOMPT BSTTLBMBNTa UNDOUBT&U SSOUKITY. aaOROB P. PIKIIOM, (leneral Manager. i?>iO TO HKAI) QUARTERS FOR ?r THJS PURI.BT I/INKBT AND BEt.. 111 Ghbyston Pou_.tky;,Yai_jds, Lakk Taea. PUNA. VARIETIES— -light Brahmas, DarS. Brahmas Whito CoohlnD, Dull Coohinu, BlaoS Cooh ._ui__.haiiß, Manorcuß, Uoudons Black Polish W.C. White LKißhoran, Drowa Leghorns Doiklr.j?-. haajburtpj, Plymouth Rnoka, Pekht Hiii-ii.&ii-i .*_:.l!t.nli!ir_' Oucl-.1l fl-M) -i-.'i! liaOiS-LISS OF KGG_. Blßtta o-retulir Packed, aud Rent 'a all parts tho Oolony. «_T Write lor Join ivhut you want, and ad droea as abovo. 1 i(Uii>acteo satlafactlon iv al ordinary ciieon- Vtuitors welcome, Sunday ey.iitail. rip f E A U v U X J. • OPTIOIA-., Baa n Stook spkoxaoliKß AND BTS QLuAßfiKa of every aoaoription, oc aoourata Fit Qusr-nteod. OOMPODWD MIOItUSUOPBS AND TBLB SCOPUS. Po worrul and Cheap. AH BRO ID IUIICM-'i'-Kll, TBEK-tO-tETS-U, B-SOTRIO BSI-LS, J3A7TKRII.. ASfB .rr'HKO-, Magnoio Eloctris __scain__ and -jAfe-icnl Coils. OPERA _f!__fl~Eß. BlffOOCliAK l«KI,B AND MAI-INIE Gl__B_ll-.. THKODOLITK-, COMPAE3KS, S-OCTAMTfI, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometers, Salinometeri, Argcntometers, 6.C., &c, &c A_B~r ta» TATLOKS PATENT BBW*_~Q MAOHINKS & KXTKAS, Lutruments and Sowing Machines repaired, Oi-poaiTß ma Post 0-_i«__, f-iirtlrii-d-lirnat. H. .I tV> ... K'S Ynv I" 0 HOOKS, _ '*nr.s;7,_*rtri.F'j-j!!-flv, jfouri-l- UK Visiuu-a tire UnlS__ to laspec- Putman's Vlstt* ot tho Hot Laiws, Auo_:___e and Bush Seonery. See Xhs ero__3Et variety of Portsali. or Mao-I _S-bei--M l» Sew PHOTOOBI-. H7 ia UJt, STH BCIAHDHK WAKHOCK SItUXUKKH, BOAP AND OANDIiS MANUr-AOTDBBBB O.OX'B OREiEK, RIOHMONt) u-.ic-u j.m__-__-eT__>iß£, A_av__-_*D, Oaoh Purohasen or Tallow. Waal Riioeri-iu... . and rto-r.n. rfIXHAMES CAKKIAtiIS AND OilA- J- gAOTOBY. JAMES MACKIE, PROPK-BTOa, Vl_To^^-A.aT_;l■l&,. Eabt, AOCS-XAHS. Keiu-lrs ol every descrtpUon n Wood ana Iron neatly cxeouto- on the teat notice. Springs made aud renairoct. /son hand, a large qnontitr of Lamps, also Ironbark tihafts and BpoUoa, Bed Bum JVIIo-is. end ilob-rt Sown llardwood. N.H.—Oountrr ordar. pmiotuall att-naaa to, raw -HE KEBIDE-STO OF SYMONDS ~L BTBMKT >ND NKIGHJiOUIUiCOD. v; ROY E V H. 9 reoently ( penod it I'lrel-S'sss BOTOBKKy. Ott'P.l«_l_ 0* VK-* KTBk« $•»!-! Ut»J.li, vnv-ir. OOnrJSU <_t_rJSI. - -d*r*ys n» iiasd Wsmtllr-. -ml.Ml n~ (~» .-_.-..« c l - i a. ■s. s. rr. vt M "AJ- c~./,_;._-_.uiii.~*_.i._, aKSS'.STKKK'JC, ACO*_AK». |t^,—__~>n-_arfc Shafts, ripcitM, Bell___, _3lua -riini and - •_!!.-! it y? Kar-woci, st LawMl tUrket i'iir_->. PAIN'S y * VTholesale&RetaU V W. H. HAZARD, Gunn-Aer, Queen Street, Auckland, Agoat for JAMES FAIN, London, ■ HOTECHMI9T TO THE SQYAU YAOHT BQUADnOK. t% B O v a v LIMB, "GROUND LIME. FOR .ALB. 80UTH0ATE-S M AH. It ANSI HKBUADIiIO GROUND RtXlHl. UMB, In any quantity, tor Oouorote, Paths, Floorr, Osllars. eto. (next to stone nagging, Is nn rivalled (or durability and hard-settlngi qualities). For tanks acd other wot work it Io a Orst-olass material. B, KEANE, SOLE AGENT, f*~7BTOM-BOUS--~TBE~T. B tt-Bt-SKSOB »J * «ODOB, _H_P, BIGN, AND GKNBRAI*. ni-OOHAT-VTB PAJNTBa. _ a 8. WV» DBA M -«. TSB --. ISIIER AND 00. (UHIT-EDli WHO-SSAI M BHIPTIH. fc FAIDLT Bn__~n__ta, Queon-street (next Ban!: of New Zealand, Auokland), — Poultry of all kinds dMoee-t to order, Prime Smoked Tongue., Hotne-our-d Bacon, Corned Reef on Sale In __an_- QuanSlUcu. — N.B. — Usiiluni lv Game. U-re Pheasants Icr-warded to all oarb. of tha Ooloor upon rooelpS of order. yaralliM -rtiltefl oc In town or gnburt-- f« I A JJ 1 fi BKOTH.-11, \J UiTiaT PHOTOGRAPSaR (nPTOSIIfHI UKIOH UAHTR!, Q88..8-BIS--T, AUOKl__.ee. *?nc~-s_a_>h_r in tho ___t-_t and *__.!___ Ta .lilonable Styles, Rzecutso la' n maunsr Unsurp_u_~_l tn tho Colonies. AU Photographs taken by ths Ij-S'-anta-V-oot Pnooane. -AHCta 00!i__S_C_MO-. HBVC S-_.tA»T>"»__**■ 41--STB oo .land / rjSßm. J ra-ARMOTt, ~HO KAPAI OOHW BROOM FAOTORT. OUBSO-t-HOTmB-tm, PHeeei Wbs.. Stom H/8 per flea. *B__\* JO BOT_A«, 0.8.J tiiOlil. tUNDOH, 0.8. BOYLAN AND LUNDON, OIVIL BNGINBBR3, LIOTN-BD LAND TEANSCEB SmiVByOBS AUTHO_____D NATIVE XAND SUETKYOBS, __4QI_(J-_at_KO ASIO QOANXITTT SITEVE7OEB, OOIiONIAL BANK BUItiDING, t-no-XAua jsgUPBRSOII OORSUaATKD XASJJtH. __*?• ft F A R __ 8 R HAU J.OK BAUB a tianib-. Os ihe a'Mve. wlta Tap ready tor ass, 53 _ad uc~"ar__, AS IMB STO-M V."o_J__. VHJTOBIA-B-HSWB, a? hhi SbJits w_9i__Bßi_)v-ei'______ tares (Soa_.__E_ cr aj {.tionKaa. Kl_lßin«. ana BO*.**-! plriCß 61-rTO?Ein StOOl-. Veranuah Iron o~i._<i at _ihort__t h_a_B. ]V_K~~__'a_-ar_r cf Leaii and Oumtio Plpa. __ ehoifio eelo-tioa ol oh_nd_iie-_, sec., _% his WoU__lßr-Btr6-t BllOp. Oauntry orders <7iu -_s?aj_ reo-lvehis prouuit aUS-etiOE. t tosas-S tote? on .*f at*, CIS VASCST-Si OS tiiZ iMPBO.f-. TiBAD WDflp Rinoiaa. |C v -.i-ii.uo3C-_i»; SSJ-SOTIONe WRO-i OPKKASi, SONKS. Dufexa ac.. -;& aT_r?F-_EO_ 0-J- iiav. thaw In Bielr 0"5, Kcun by calling on J. HOW DEN, SBOBTJ<ANI)-STB'--!_', an-I'treo-usrtra one of his ft_*v_*-lut-o_tn_D PI ANOB



Ironmongery. „____ ——M^^«^_». . ... ~»mm»\l ■>!" 111 i— -—~»—i iMii--iiii i 1 ZED. POETEE & CO., ■WHOLBSALiH AND BBTAJEL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND EIOE STREETS, AUCKLAND. A LAUGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE, Cruet Stands - fi/ll Tea and oß6° Seta Butter Coolers dk. g^. A'A Biscuit Boxes Pickle Frames 3_§lii^ Iff "^ *^rames Sardine Boxes mPO. W pi?M Candle Eticks Cake Baskets , f_^___^__W_Wlr^M Fruit Stanrdfl j Dish Covers jfej^Sf f^J^^effl^L Toilet Seta F_.li Knives Bpi"' S'alHla Napkin RioRS £* '' 111!..}! jjiV* i'**fiips| Troys and Salvers | KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. Rapid Water Filters gUgßja Ho___n_aidi, t ßa__ej Knife Boarda and I'olish _r^o^^s^^_ Patent Cinder Sifters Sausage Machines .fli'''"".-^™?'""1 \ Coffee Roasters and Mllfa Sausage Fillers B_B"^'^_OT*!*v iW* 11 Indtorubbe. Knife Boards Mincing Machines . *" ilversmiths' Soap Pudding aid Jelly Moulds it fiUt^^a^^^^a). 11 I irunewick Black Lady Help Knife Cleaners -S^Z_^^^S--» - m_ry Cloth and Black Lead NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS! Spring & Lever Mangles gtff^is_T_[_ J__ -__m_-_- ___tS___, Bradford* W a-hing Ma- Combined Manglea ~Tid~fl&>>.- ~ . \W chines and Mangles rVashciß _\W^KKB_____\\___Wr __R raerica" T<*b« & Buckets Copper Furnace Pans *|^3rr^*^"l^WW-* TSff** 1, t,aat Iron Baths Mrs Potts's did Handle Wf W'^Ulillbilliiiiiil l||Bg|_W <|J r,°W-l Kollert Sadirons lli-S-V _-^h-wer and Plunge Baths Laundry Stove. VjL. 'EOREKA" W__f nt*.- 1 a" Fluting BMacliineß Goffering a __d Pinking Wiro Clothes Lines vT*^_HHSßffl 088 , \ BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Iron Bird _£ Hore Reels for winding Ooges #1 garden bos* Brasa and Iron Parrot • -^rtLi*-. Garden Shears CaKeS GirdenßoUere Wiro Ell Traps MIHIfVU llWfe ZTfnrmrr 4vvnv~~V tardea Seats and Ckaits FlyCatchei-s aW/£IJM^ 2-UL_U_~^ -~,,, •_feH_-w_Z_3_3r Garden Syringes Garden Arches •T^^^-3lM^-l_-_l--f TIJ^ . ... |fk_j^333__Q3S^:*lTr P'nning Shears Galvanised Wiro Seed Till I f 'S r, , Protectors l_J_r__cy"4w:::W:4JJJ ll* Styrtließ and Handlhi MetaUlc Labels and Gar- -|ji||_f|jf '" "\ ) "'f^^. Hose B-aneh«_ Watering Pots -Mr *\\ \. t%^_ iT „ &-4«- <\ i\ Cast Lon Flower Vasia Phila .clphla Lawn V^Bk .}% ,§V^^^^ ,_ „ Mowers . Fountains Lawn Fdgo Clippers _-ns?fe_fe«T V . _^_k Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklers Hoes* Bakes, Spades, aad ;** i-.irl -*-"^ Trowels " . COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. Marble and Slate lis. Eitchen Fenders Plated Ash Pans .?. _\_\_ CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS, w « \% ** js\] * *■§ » I 1 1 ' Ir-S)| taSljJ B jo 3 J « I LIU /MM 111 I _____ _■ - .r." I 111 J „'l Kin \vj-^T^_r_j | 9 5 3 a '*" 1 I liiPi g^« 11 a i !«•' ||S| I \si /m * | « CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS. _E._PO_RT.E3_R &00. 5 RETAIL DEPAETMENT: I WHOLESALE DEPAETMENT: QUEEN STREET, I HIOB STBEE2, ;';;" AUCKLAND. " ALL GOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURIB.