CRICKET MATCHES.

Ft'sit o/a Tuakau leant. Cricket has made wondertul progress in the country district of Tuakau daring the presesit season, thanks to tha energy dis played by thu Mfitsts Ewing and other gentlemen, A team came into town last week and played matches against Auck land, South End, and Otahuhu, winning one game ont of three. While not being a strouf! team, tho visitors possess several good men, and -omi! excellent undeveloped taknt, which only rcquiics practice to b-ing it forth. Reports of the matches which were played by the team during the'r stay in town nre appended : — XJOKLAND V. TUAKAU. This mutch w** played in ihe Domain on Thur day last, ami was won very easily by Auckland,, v. i;h 197 runs to spare. The only i-pecial foetni'.a of the matck were the ecora of Barton, who was run out iiftcr making 104, and who takes Mr Mum foid'abat fur (lie first coutury of the pea son, and O'Brien, who was cauaht after putting together 00, A. M. Bcalo took six of.the Tua'kan wickets. Scores :— AUCKLAND-FIKBT INNINGS. llarton, run out ~ ' 1M Itoid, b G. P. Ewing 5 O'Brien, c T. Smcca, b Oldham ..' 00 Dowcs, cG. }lrown, b Oldhaui .. 13 Cameron, uA, Brown .. .. .. B E. Boale, run out 16 Ilindon, b Oldlmm « A. Boalo, oT. Smced, bA. Brown .. 2 Clicoseimui, not out 22 Webster, c lSwlnj?, b Bruford.. .. 0 Holdship, bG. P. Hwing 5 , Extras .6 Total 211 'i'UAKiu—First Insikos. Bra'drf", o Barton, bA. Bpale .. .. 1 O Kwitif? o<»'«rlen, bA. Bea'o .. H W. Kwing hA. Itea'o 0 H. njdliitn, 1) ■i.Bßala 1 A. llilim, <! ehsnseman, b B. Boale.. 14 G. Hfowu, bA. Beslo 0 .1. Po'ftt.d, o (Jhoofoman, bB. lioa!e.. i W. O'cthnm, b A. Baale 7 W, Bnieed, not out 3 Total SOUTH END V. TUAKAU, This match, whicli was played on Friday, Was won r.i/her easily by- 'I'uakau, who scond 34 Hgaiust their opponents' 5 .. The tall scorers, A, Browu, G.P. Lwing, and W. Ewing, who inaue 23, 28 and 9 respectively, were all run out. It is noticeable that no less than twenty-seven of the aggregate runs were byes, proving that tha ground was scarcely so suitable, for the loogstop as it might lmVa boen, Leahy tuok four of the Tuakau wickets, and Brown three, while Viuoe got live of the Onehuoga wickets. fc totea i 1 tJAKiU-FmBT iNSItfdS, Buto'd, b Leahs> v ~ " ••■* it, Odham, bLeahy - v ••. * Aj Urown, run out „ .. .. - »» \v, >Tw(nir, runout- ~ .. .. B v. iMEwlnit, runout SB G. i'oland. b Brown - .. >. 0 >*"» OMham o Sutherland) b Lcaby .. 1 W. raoed b Leahy 5 Vlni.t) Brown ... .. ~. .. 1 '11.I1. Sniond. b Brown 0 jr. BrowD) not out 0 Extras .. .. -. -jjl Total .. ... .. •• •• »* ONKnnKa*—lst isninos. G Brown, bVinoe 13 t-athnrland, bA.Hrnwn .„ .. .. 2 leshy. o BroWa.b VincO.. .. « 3 Brontnold.bVlnoe ,/•'< „ ..0 VVa'l, b A. Brown _-..-£ )>. B-own, b \ince.. - ... .. 0 Beaver, o OMham, b Brown _ _10 Tpmi 1. b Vinoo _ - .. « 2 Lawton, notoat — -' Dickey, b Swing » .. 7 Hunt, b Kwlng ... « .. ..0 Hxtras .. _ .. .. - 8 ■i'ot*l - - - -. ..62 OTAIIuHU V. TU4KAU. This matcn, which was played on Satur day, v/aa won rather easily by Otahubu. C. Bowden made a total of 42, aud N. Porch 33 in the two innings, while Fitzpatrick (Pakarenga) batted excellently in his old styli' for ;!1 iv the second inuinga. Vince, (J. Eniug, and D>.'.dcndid the best bowling on thoir respective side's. 9oor»B :— OTiHUnC—KIKBT IKNINO3. MuLninon, b Vlnoo .. .. .. 5 Kitaptttrlok, b G. Kn'inK 0 C. HosiJan, hGj Kwlog .. - .. 25 F. Poroh.bVlnco I fr\ Porch, bH. oldham .. -, ..'2l J. Or.iy, b a. Kwinn 8 M, Mursrtnn. b G. Kwlng .. .- 3 Foloy, nc S naed 2 Ford. I) A. Brown « I. A. Howdon.b W. Smsed .. .. 3 Tlouiii.' natout ~ .. .. _ 0 Kxtras - 5 Total .. .. 80 SKCOND INNINCiS. MoV.cnnPn, oKwinp.b Brown.. .. 3 Fltzpatrlok, o Smeod, b Bruturd _81 O. Uowdon, b Kwlng 17 V. Porch, b Brulorrt 3 N Poroh, o Vlnoe, b A. Brown _ 12 J, Gray, c Polanrt. b Vinoe 10 M. Miradon. b Vlnoe _ _ .1 Foioy,-o»'ldh»m, b Vlnco .. .. 0 V ord, at Smood 11 (1. A-Brown, not out - 2 young, run oat .- 0 ilxtras ~ «5 Total _ 05 Tuakau.—First Ikhings. G. ITwlrp;. b Bowden 0 A. Brown, b Bjwdon 0 F. Brown, h Bosvdon 0 Kiu'oid, Ibnr. bPo'Oh .. .. - 1 W. Kwinc. b Bowdon .. ..■••.. 9 H. OI« hum, o Uawden, b Poroh .. 0 J. Polnnd. ruaout .. .. .. ~ 0 w, snvoa, o Mobonnarj.b Bowden., 1 Vluoi1. not out .. .» -. - 0 W. Oldhaui, b Bowden .. - .. ± T. Smocd. b Poroh _ 1 Extras __„-..! Total .. .. 23 Prcosd Innings. G. Rwlrg, o Young, b Poroh „ .. 10 A. Brown, runout 0 F. Brown, not out .. ~ .. .. I Brutorfl, o Bnwden, b Poroh .. ..0 W. rwin?, b Parch _ .. _ 4 H. oirtham, b Bowden .. .. _ 2 J Pnlnnd. b Bowd*-n .. _ ..2 W. S' aofd, b Bowdon .. .. .. 2 Vin^o. b Porch ....„_ 0 W. Oldham. rnn out - ~ .. 5 T. Sm^od. run out 2 Kxtras ... .... ... - i Total .. *.. _ .. .. 33 FON'SONBYV. W^^T END bECOND fLEVEN. This match was drawn in favour of Weat end. Watu'i made a good score of 30 for West End. Scares : — Wisr E^D—Lewis, b Biookes, "12; Btrrv, .lbw, b Brookes, 16; Meats, b Brooke, 13 ; Waters, o C. Owen, b Hall, 30 ; Vi:rncy, b Brookes, 0; Hanna, c Por teous, h Brookep, 0 ; laxon, run cut, 3 ; Sim, cE. Owen, b Edwards, 17; 8. Baker, not out, 4; Btiurke, run out, 0 ; Courrayne, b I'd wards, 0 ; extras, 12 : total, 107. PoKsomsv —Marflitt, st Sims, b Berry, 4; J. VV. Id all, c Mcars, b Berry, 0 ; C. J. ()■••■ on, c Lewis, b Verney, 1; Edwards, ■■ Barry, 0 ; Carder, b Horry, 2 j fl. Hother liam, b Vemey, 1 ; Andrews, not ou>, 3; I'ur oou-, not out, 2; Brookes, Kotherham, K. n "en to ba ; cxtias, 4: total for 6 wirke's, 17 ---rO\S>.v;iY SEO'fNO V. OTAHUHU, T.iis m.itc'i was drawn oLortly before five o'clock, in co siqiuuco of thu heavy miv. The ground was in. bad coudition, and wuiln Ponsouby scaled a greater number of runs off the bat than their opponent*, iliu y loat ctinsiderably by byes. Uilchrixt bowled splendidly for Fonsonby, liis analysis, so far as the match proceeded, sha» ing nine, wickets for nine runs. Gould bowled voty well indeed for Otabuhu, Immediately after the match, a raid was' made on tlio district hotel. An excellent repa-t was provided by Mrs Will!", at balf an-hour'a noiicc, aod the wants of the inner man having been fully attended to, cheers were i>ivon for the host, hostess, andMis>ea Wills, and tuo party returned to town, Scores:— Otahuhu.— MoGonagle b Gikhrist, 0; Ljnch b Gilchr st, 0; Uoodwillc Fountain, b Gilchrist, 7 ; Marsden and substitute b Gilchnst,.l4 ; Jackfonb Whiting, 0; (-iould lbw., b Gilctiiist, 0; Box b Gilchrist, 0; Wbirmori', nat out, 3; Bowden b Gilchrist, 0; Kyau, tun out, 0; Jackson, lbw., 6; byts, 16 : total, 46, fossONßY.—Fouutaia, b McGonagle, 21; Getidis c Goodwill, b McGonagle, 0 -, J. M. Baxter, lbw., 0; Scott b Gould. 4; Gil christ c Jaok-ou, b i.yach, 2; French b McG-magle, 2 ; Boulter, run out, 1; Koss, 5; Graham, 0; W. Baxter, 2; extras, 5 : total, 43. i - ■"' ■ Tl I II ——

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NORTH SHORE REGATTA.

Conclusion of the Baces. OWING to press of. matter and the lateness of the hour at which several events at the North Shore Regatta concluded on Satur day, we were prevented from giviog ths re sult of all events. We take up the report where then let*-. j First-class Yachts. YACtITdAND FISHING 80A.T3 (aeokod Hnrton i" .Herald ), valued at Sw vb, ana first Race. Entiies: Arawa, J. L. BloomfieW; Rita, T. Henderson; Christiana, P. Wil liam" The Arawa, sailed by Mr J. Bell, was dtcidedlyjthe favourite for this event, and she was expected to easily carry off the first p'ize. The Rita was expected to come in next, with the Christiana last, and so it came topiss, but, at the same time, the sailing of the latter astODwhed everybody. Duriu" half the time occupied in the race, she ran a good second, and it was only by a miiun'lerstaadingtbat ihelostthat pts.tton. Mr 'i'hos. Henderson was at the helm or he Rita, while Mr J. Cope piloted the filing yacbA The vessels came to tbe starting post shortly alter 1 30 p.m , and went off to a good start, with ot diuary canvas set. The A rawa occupied the windward position, and got away very sharply, Kita next.and Christiana following nearest the North Shore. The latter craft, Holding a fine wind, soon came up to wind ward oE the three, and it became evident she would do much better than most people expected. She did not, however, get through the water with such speed as the Aiuwa. Bating across towards the Daphne, the Christiana succeeded in passing the Kita easily, and almost over hauled the Arawa. 'ihe latter failed to weather the marked boat and having to make ono boaid more than the Christiana, the latter came up very close and rounded just aatem of her opponent. The Kita dropped behind first. Time : Arawa : lhr. ISmiii; Chri-fmna, lhr 15min 4secs; Kita, lhr ISmin. Calliope Point buoy was the next turning point, but here the boards were situate.! but little differently except that the Arawa Was a«aia drawing ahead. Time: Arawa, Ihr 2lßiin ; Rita, lbi 25min. Both tha Arawa and Kita now carried spinnakers, while the Christiana continued under ordinary canvas. The flagship was passed : Arawa, lhr 30min|; Chrhtiana, lhr 32min 15secs. From this point tbe vessels sailed round the cbtquered buoy, with no material altera tion iv position. The Christiana, which was fully a mile ahead of tUe Rita, instead of following the Arawa, which stood up the harbour, continued on her course towards Kohimavama, those on board being uader the impression that the buoy there had to be gone lound. This lost her the second position, the error being discovered too late. The Arawa contiutted to gain upon the Kita, and the latter was slowly come upon by the Christiana until when the flagship was passed the fishing yacht was but a few minutes short to enable her to finish second, having sailed remarkably well all through. Arawa * Kita 2 Christiana 6 Sixteen-feet Sailing Boats. OPEN SAILING BOATS. -Third OJass (under 16 feet and not lets than 13 feet oveiall. as per regulation), - let prlz% &X and Cup presented by Mr H.Koho; 2nd prizw. £2, and Revolver preßentod by Mr Hazard ; 3rd prlza. &t Course: From north side of Flagship round *ilot Schooner at Norih Head; thenoe round O ara Hawra ye * -, thence round boat ofl Calliope Point, twice ronniJ. Entries! Ely, G. Warman; Ada, J. Ward : Smile, E. Ireland ; spray, S. MllLs; Quiver, E. Le Roy, Queen, W. Holder; May, S. Le Koy; Mina, J. Williams; Lively, A. Lo«an. At starting, the Spray g«t her jib foul aud lo9t a few seconds, but the others got away well together. _ The lily assumed the windward position, and led until the pilot schooner off the North Head was rounded, the Nelly being very doie, followed by the Lively, Klsie.and Spray in tbe order named, 'lhe Kly made a board up the middle of the harbour, vhich proved a .loaing move, for shortly after.the other boats which stood strai«hfeon crossed herbowa, and the Spray took up leading position, Elsie second, Ely third. The Spray, which sailed in good style, retained the position until the con clusion of the race, the order being- Spray I Bob Boy Canoes. ROB ROY CANOES, to be paddled by bona flde amatours.-lßt prlzo, Cup. presented by Mr Gabriel Lewis, valued at fll; 2ad prize. Cruet, nresonted by Mr Moatauue. Couwe: Round Pilot dohooner atNorth Haad and baoß to Flag ehlp. The entries were : Messrs Churton, A. Shalderc. J. Baker, W. Baker, J. Shaw, F. Shaw, W. Cooper, C. V. Houghton. Tho s*art was a good one, and the boats went away in a cluster, but before the pilot schooner's moorings off North Head were reached, Messrs Houston, Shalders, and Shaw had passed tho others, the marked boat being rouuded •—Houghton, 1; Shaw, 2; Shalders, 3; J. Baker, 4. Shortly after. Baker succeeded in passing Shalders and Shaw, and at the finish had almost over taken Houghton. Hosult: — Houghton 1 Bakor, J 2 Shalders ... ... '.«•..» 3 Messrs. J. Shaw andW. Cooper came next. Churton did not finish. Thirteen-feet Open Boats. OPBT* SAILING BOATS. — Fourth. CHass (under 18 feet, as per Regulations).—lst prlae, Tea and Coffee Bet, presented by Mr Montagus j Bnd prize, £2; Srd prize, £1. Course : Same aa eighth raoe, once round. Entries: Una, F. Perrot; Rip, J. Gallagher; Who'd a Thought It, G. Long drill; Castaway, W. P. Featherstone. The boats were sent off shortly after 2 o'clock, the Una and Olive going off first, followed speodily by tho Ruby, These three kept the running pretty close until 3 o'cloct, when tho potitioas changed slightly and stood: Una, 1; «üby, 2; Olive, 3; Kipple, 4; Kip, 5. The Olive, however, soon regained her former poti'ion, and at the finish had co far come up with the Una th-it the result was declared a dead heat, The Olive.it i-i claimed, was to wind ward, while the Una was slightly ahead- Olive 1 Una' 1 2wenty-flve Feet Sailing Boats. OPEN SAILING BOATS.-Firat Class (over 20 feet and not more thin 25 f*et overall) as par regulation.- Ist prize, &i and Cup. presented by Mr F. Lewlsaon, and valued at £7 ; 2nd prize, si. Course: Same as Second Raoe. Entiies:—Magic, Logan ; Shi imp, Boyd and Yates ; I Uont Know, Logan. Only the Shrimp and Magic appeared at the starting post, and the race was cried ofl and another made. Harry Keen starting wiih the Gerty to make a race, ol courfo did not continue. The Magic was sailed by Marshall, and the Shrimp by Bo>d. They went away very even, but the Magiu soon had the advantage of wind ward and leading po ition, and carried on towards Judge's Bay in fine' style, and holding a goo i wind. Before the course had been, once gone over ihe Shrimp had assumed first place, an') fiom that lime slowly gained upon her opp':.unt. comiug iv an easy winner by over two minutes. Shrimp (Boyd and Yates) ... 1 Mugic (Lo^an) ... ' 2 Third-class Yachts. This race pruied almost a gift to the Sybil, Avhith main ained a foremost posi tion throughout the laco, and came in an easy winner. The Gem and Tiuint changed positions very often, but eventually the former dropped behind. The Hattie May did little good from start to finish. Result: Pybil (Cramond). I T<uant (Miunderscn) 2 Gem (Murphy) ... 3 . Hatti.) May (.\eUon & iiooker) 4 Boys' Dingy Bace. DINGY RACK, tor boya not over 16 years ol asje.—lal prize, SUvei' MTatoh aid £2 added Presented by Mr W. Fontont; 2sd prize, £1. Course: Bound Pilot Soaoouor and buofc to Fitsflbip. Entries : W. Swinnerton, W. Bailey, A. Jones. Bailey won easily. Bailey 1 Swinnerton 2 Ladies' Mowing Bace. LADI«B' RACK, to be rowed in ordinary psir-oared bouts, with coxa wain.—lst prize, Handsome Card Basket, presented by Mr i, Linabnrj ; PhotegraDhlo View?. Courae: From Flagship round Pilot Schooner and baos. There were two entries for this event, but only one boat came forward. The ladies, the Misses Baynes (2), had a walk over. War Canoe Mace. WAR CANOiiS ibona fide). Canoes and orewa in war dress.—lst prize, £100 and Cham pion Banner; 2nd prlza. £50; Srd prize, £25. Conrso: From the Vlagabip louud ship Margaret Gdlbralih (off thu Railway Wharf), round CuilioDo Point buoy, finishing on north Bide of Flagship. KAtr;es:— » - Apar&ngi, 93 men, Major Te Wheoro Tauirelkiu, 51 men, M jor Te Wheoro i.'csapore, 88 men Three canoes came to the starting post— the Omapero, containg Ngapubl natives; Te Aparangi and Tataireikia, with Waikatos. The natives, who appeared ratJierexcitfld

========- H over the event, were got up in various styles !■' of costume, the majority, however, being naked to tho waist, with a blanket or shawl for an only covering girded about the loins. Toe, different canoes were led by prominent natives who un>ed the rowera on when necessary, and kept time with a sort of white fabric fixed to a Btick. The rowers were all on their knees two abreast, and each carried the usuai paddle. "When the gun fired, the Bay of Islands canoe, which was a email one, wag ■ in the middle, and it immediately tsok the lead. The natives in each craft worked well, energetically using the paddles with great rapidity, something after the style of a person shovelling up loose eattb, yet ratber quicker than that operation is cat. lied on, for it is estimated that the Om&. pere averaged fifty Btrokes per minute. The Margaret Ualbraith was rounded with the (Jmapere fully two yards ahead of the Te I Aparangi, which was second. The compe. t titors were still further separated in the pull i up to the flagship, the Bay canoe finishing between 300 and 400 yards ahead of the Te Aparangi, with Tataireikia l as t 1 ! and nearly 400 yards astern of the second* canoe. We believe that before the race, started the natives agreed that the I Ngapuhis, who had the lightest canoe (not a bona fide war canoe) should be in some ■way handicapped, and itia expected they will get only second prize, permitting the Te Aparar^i rowers to receive the £100 prize. " I

Correspondence.

GKNKEAIi CONDITIONS Off CONTBACTS, . To the Editor}. * Sib,-Ab the builders are making a stand against ' i. 5 the arbitrary conditions of tha architect*, I fjjj ' to see why the contractors generally nhonldnot ' E go and do likewise as regards the Engineers »■ for •FoWio Works, as their general oondl. ft tions have been getting more and more ona. g-S Bided ever? day, until the ol'max has been t% t, reached la the general conditions of tho Parnell drainage scheme. For instance, the - f ' contractor roust satisfy hlreself sb to tho P accuracy of tho plans and sections, aa no at ' IsH : lowance will bo made fcr ar>y work wrongly' ' exeouted in oonnjqaenoe- of an error in tie " ■. drawings, etc. N« allowance will be m&defot stoppages foe wet weather, and the contractor ' should ho have a ran of bad weather, tauetnay ; .3 a penalty for a circumstance over whioh he hu > . no consro). Pajrnents only to be made at the ' dlsoretion of tha enginaers, How if it was the engineers' discration that no payments should ' t ba made at all for six months or bo? Kngtaesra' I ' decision \a ba final In all disputes, thug constant- I ' inj! themeelvea judge, jurr, wltresf, all rolled i'l Utooae, Whenl "ooe my mouth le» no dog W"~ bark " sort of an agreement. Thera are aw- fi: i era •thcrUemiln these conditions ualavow 11 r : abia to contractors, which would take npjtoo p» nraohot jou'-Bpaoeand my time to recapitulate, wt '. bat If lntanding tenderers will only read the . k : ootiditlonaoarefiillrthriaghthoywlll.lanißure, 1 i not. hesitate to take some united action in the > m«.iter; and, while they have the areatert ft . poaiblerespeot for th«enginoersin theft publlo [ ' and private oapaoUy. not allow ono portion of / | the community to obtain sash power ovec another set aa is sought for In these conditions, ■ j The plane, section), and specifications are well ' 1 drtiwD, and ghow every portion of the woits <r: . j clearly and oonolsely, and are a credit to the : •fflee from which they emanated, and it Is to be , regretted their mefnlneia shonld be marreiiy the general conditions attached thereto,-! >; I am. etc, " FAia Puly. is Bonnie Pr.iv." L

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„ Anotlons. I W.S.OOCHEAKE!. IJAS. DAOEBI TO-MOBROW. FARM A T KOHE RO A. AGRE AT PANMURE. 40 ACRES, KARAKA. THE subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-Btreet. on Tuosaay, Wth Inst.. at 13 ofclook. By Order of the Trnstee in the Estate ol H. C. Powell, Lot 18, PARISH OF KOHKBOA, contain ing 63 acres, with bulldlnga and aU Im movements ; lately occupied by Mr Powell. By Order of tho Agent for Public Trustee in the Estate of the Late Daniel Lawlor, Lot 67. Seotlon 2, VILLAQS OF PAN MURK, containing 1 aore. Also, Bouth-western Portion of lot SB. P*&iaß OF KARAKA. containing tf aores. SAMUEL COCHRANE Ss SO3S, Auctioneers. W, 8, OOOHKANK.] LJAMK3 DAOEB TO-MORROW. TWBSTY ACRES OF LAND AND HOUSK, NORTHCOTE. »r*HE Subscribers will sell at their Land 1 Mart. Fort-street, on Tuesday, Uth Inst., at 12 o'dook. That VALUABLE PROPKRTY at NORTH COTK, situate adjoining the Sugar Co,'s and the St. Heller's Bay Oa's properties, being part of the Township of Balmaln, comprising 20 aores, with a Five-roomed House erected thereon. SAMUEL COCHKANK A SOS, Auctioneers. W. B. OOOHBANBJ [JAS. DACBB WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. . CHRISTMAS OARrS.CfIROMOS.OLEO GRAPHS, PICTURES, RELIEFS. rfiHlS Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, X Fort-street, on Wednesday, 15th Inst., at 11 o'oloek, 1 oase containing Christmas Cards and Cttromos (In sheetß) 2 cues oontainicg Oleographs- Scenery. Embossed Pictures, Cards, Reliefs (as sorted), Birthday Csrde, Texts, etc



She above ore New Goods just Landed. No Reserve, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. OOCHBAHBJ LAS. DAOBI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. MAHOGANY TABLES I COFFEE TABLES I CHESS TABLES J OIL PAINTINGS! SO RESERVE. rfiHE subscribers will sell at their Kooms,' JL Forfratreot, on Wedneßday, 15tn Instant, atUtfoloolc. A OONSIGNMKNT OF TABLES FKOM THE BBITANNIA MANUFACTURING CO.. Consisting Ol— v 8 Largo Tables, solid mahogany toss, lion , ' : * frUTUOS . S Large Tables, EOUd mahogany tops, Iron frames 6 Round Tables, solid mahogany tops, iron frames ' 9 Coffee and Chosa Tables, Inlaid tops, Iron frames Also, 1 Oil Painting—" Duok Shooting " ; 8 Panel Paintings—"Flowers." ... • > '. " No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 4uctiomet». Wi S, COCHRAHB.iI JA3. DAOBI THIDKSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. WOOLPA C ESI SCRIM! Ex Earl Derby. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-atreot, on Thursday, 16th Instant, at 11 o'clock, 3 bales Woolpaolca • ■■••.<■• TbaleaSorlm. SAMUEX. COCHRANE & SON, *■• ■ Auctioneers. : W. B, COCHEANB] IJAS, DAOKB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! TriNGSLAND! INGSLAND I XVINQSLAND 1 I * KINGSLAND I I•' , KINGSLAND! KINGSLAND 1 'I7*INGSLAND J INUSLANDI XVINGSLAND!



AT THK JUNCTION OS1 THB -NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAISD ROADS, kmHE MOST AVAILABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN THE MARKET, ■ -Being accessible by Rail or' Bub regularly throughout the day, and situate only TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY,. Tbia Property will be Sold by Public Auction, Subdivided into XfILLA "DESIDENCE gITES, ''1- "'■" . . 'OH . MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 12 o'clock, Terma One-tonrthosßh; balance a percent. Tiim-Land Tbansh-be. Flans can be obtained at the oOoeo o( -. , SAMUEL^COGSRANE &.jgOJr.' "~**"~~- __ < _^—•'■ Auctioadtirff. WBDAEBDAY; NOVEMIIER 15. - A BARE INVESTMENT! ' CITY PROPERTY 1 UITY PROPERTY! MACKIE'S WELLKKOWN BRICK STJRSS, STABLES, AND COACH FACTORY, '" " ■ DUKHAM-STKEBT, AND NEXT TO MB. A. BUCKLANU'S HAY AND HORSE-MARKET, AKD tnu ,._-- AIBD OPPOBITB MESSRS WABNOCK BROTHERS AND POTTER & Cu.'S STORES. I HAVING A FRONTAGE TO DURHAM (STREET OF 148 3?BET, AMD WITH A DErTH OF-61 FEET '. PORTION OF TOP FLOOR CON CKETED, • SPLENDID CELLAR, weii corcreted, ' " WATER AND GAS LAID ON. {Next to It al dsckv Srtsa» ..u x-Sfiacrffla, Wateri's Confeotlone yFaotory.) "all occupied at good rent 3by FIRST-CLASS TUNANTrf,/ ---■-Ana is Situated in one of the Busicf an T :;. Moat Valuable-Portions of the Ci^' JS^ & A.- ISAACS \ ' '.^HE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN , C IT y PBBBHOLn. PROPBRTY, comprising— • ■rrick: COACE FACTORYi STORES, " AND STABLES, : ■ sxIUAXBD INDUBHAM-STBEBT. , ■: ''■' \■■''■' « Annortunity Is now offered to prooure difficult to obtain. _____ v " %, &A. ISAACS, -, • -



■anctlons. TO-MOBROW. AT NOON. AT SIBBIN'S LAND MART. A ALL, OT M E N 1 8 SMALL PADDOOK^cn CALLIOPS ROAD, DSVONPOKT, Ana next Cspt, Fielder's Bond. The land la good soil and level, it has bean I eeleotod as the boat of the Wynyard Batata, and JalUope Dock Is now proved an astounding loot, It has all Its present and future advantages. Tha nearest to Vlotorla Wharf; an unobstructed view of »bo City In Its be»uty» with Remuera and tho harbour thrown In. Plan at Matt Terms: One-quarter oaeh. Ground Flaggod. Also, An Unoultlvated Farm in Takapuna of 70 aores, Allotment 117 100 acres. Parish of Kalwaka, County of Mon gonni. TO-MORROW. AT NOON. AT SIBBIN'S ~LAND MART. P ONSO3SBY-BRUNS W IC K ,QUARE. FOUR FRONTAQKB. 276 ft. to HARBOUR TERRACE 261 ft. to FONBONBr ROAD 264 ft. to QRBBNWOOD-3XRBKT 268 It. to MARINE PARADB. The choice of Mr. S. Jones's property, having all the advantages as lately described by the Auctioneers (views—marine and terrain) in re lation to adjoining property, will bo offered In two lota. Terms: One^auartor each. Plan at M&it, around Flagged TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SAX.E at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, 60 fat Oxen, from Hawera 10 Fat Oxen Irom Wattcato and nelhbonf hood IS Fat Ballooks, from Glsborno 200 Fat Sheep, from (Miborne 300 Fat Sheep, fraai Hawera At 1 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN.



MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH. DURHAM YARDS, WOOL SALE. mHIS first Wool Sale ol the Season will X bo held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 90th November, at 2 o'olook. Full-weteht Wool Paokß (or Bala HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YABDS, VfTOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND W TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, ; HUNTER & KOLAN. B, TONES, E. C. OABB, 15, D. TOHKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. STOKE, On Queen-itroet Wharf. ALLOTMENT, , Comer of Queen aad Custom-housc-atreots, ALLOTMENT, Adjoining Messrs Ehrenfried Bros.' Store, • Queen-street Whaif. TO BE SOI D by auction on above date, a*. 12 o'cluuk neon. By Order of the Directors of the Coffee Palace Company (Limited). Tall particulars on application to JB. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B. lONICS. R. 0. CAKE. B. D. TOM 18 wednesday, no member 15. Windsor Castle Hotjsl, PARNELL. FOR LBASE FOR FOORTESN YEARS, WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. B. TONKS & CO. BAVE been inshucted to sell on Wed nesday, loth November, at 12 o'olook, THE ABOVE. Tbs Hondo contains U room?, brlok partitions on ground flaor, lathed and Dlastered ihroneh oat; cellar under boase, root elated, seven flce plsoaa, Klteheu in yard, with rar.(?e and boiler baking ovan, kiioben built of bluaatone, 6 large tanks, and good well on premlatß, with foica pump. The Allotment has 79 foot to Manukan Koad, and 130 toat to Windsor-street. Billiard Table. Beer Engine, &0., will be sold with premises. This offers one of the best oppartunltleß*of acquiring Hotel Property ever likely to occur. Foil paitloulua Of Auctioneers Of Mr. W. Orowther. B. TON KS & 0 0,, Auctioneers,



B. TOMKS.] [E, C. CABB,] B, D. TONES,] WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. ■tA ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA, And • ■ COMFORTABLK COTTAQB, Fronting Queen-street and Basin; nearly Bailway Station. veyed, Pegged, Flagged, FOR SALE ON EAST TERMS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At 12 o clock, B, TONKS~& CO. Auctioneers. B, TONES. B, 0. CAMS. B, D, TONKS WBDnESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK. T> A P^AJTtTi TO I rr-OWJffSHIP, PAPATOITOI STATION, ON WAIKATO EAItiWAY, For Poaltlvo Hale. Wednesday, November 22, at ' 12 o'clock, at Erznawick Mart. Tho Auctioneers call tic attention ot all debiroasot seciKing a situ for D,". o!Ung, Market Garden, or email Farm at a moderate prico, to thla Property. It MUST BS COLD to close a TSTJBT Account; it has been BubHvUcd into ounTcniont-alzed lots ai the urgtnt request of settlers In the neighbourhood, not by a ip^cula torlwlth a view of screwing enormous profi'S out ot less wealthy people. The entire property is now In cultivation as a Farm, and it has been so surveyed that the FAMILY.MANSION and outbuilding have a f sir area of land attaohed, and will be sold as a lot- ' Terms very liberal. Plana ready. • Erorcrty flagged, B. iOS X S & 00, AuctioneerSr*->-. - • B. TOHKS, It, 0, OABBJ B, D, TOB*S EARLY IN DECEMBISB. BUILDING SITES AT MURKINGSIDE. VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro perty. ¥~TJ!i have been instructed by A, X, » -Taylor, Esq.', to sell above Property. Ie is Btuvayed, and plans will bs ready In a few. days. -. ■ B. TONKS & DO.



Auctions. ~~ TO-MORROW. SOON. Vfi&Y HANDSOME MOTTLED KAURI, RBWA REWA, AND CEDAR WARDKOBEB (With ailver plate glass fronts). Duchess Toilet Tables, Duke of Edin burgh Chests of Eight Drawers, Escritoire Bookcases, Canopy Bedstead*, Cedar Sidebnards, &c, &c, Kow 6n View. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with insttuctious from Mr W. Norrle, Cabinet Manurno tarer (who la about to enlarge his premises, to sell iby auction, at his place of business, toj.) of ahortlandnreet, on Tuesday next, N0v.14, at noon. The whole of his Well and Carefully Made Stock of Furniture, as follows :— 1 Winged Wardrobes, six foot wide, with glass fronts 5 Duke of Kdlnbnrgh Wardrobes with glass front! S Mottled Kauri Pannelled Wardrobes 2 Duohess Toilet Tables, large oval Rtoss 1 Pedestal Toilet Table, 16 drawers, large glass S Duke of Edinburgh Chests of Drawers, with pannelled Bonnet Drawer Fmail Chest Drawers C Very Valuable Ksorltolre Bookoases, fitted no with Mew Zealand Woods inside 1 Cheffonle; Bookcases 2 Canopy Bedsteads. Iron Bedsteads 1 Cedar Pedestal Sideboard, lofty looking glass baok Inlaid Tables and Jewel Caseß of native woods Mottled Kauri Hall Table, shaped front, glass baotc Mr Norrle will deliver and fit »p without extra oost to purchaser. The Anotlonaer -wishes to draw swolsA atten tion to tha above furoituro, many of the arlioles beiDg made ;=.' great expense from the very pics of our beautiful woods. They booorao more beantiful with age. TO-MORROW, FOR POSITIVE SALE. MESS, B YS\ &~YOUTHS' TWEED CLOTHING, Silk and Alpaca Sac Coats, Fanoy Prints, Calicos, Shirtings, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Corsets, Straw Hats, Flannel Sheetings, Tweeds, Silk Umbrellas, Black Velvoteens, Dre:a Goods, Marines, &0., &0,, &o. GABRIEL LEWIS BAS received instrnctiom to sell, at hi* Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Filth's Mills), Lower Queon-stroet. on the above Sate, at U o'clock. on OABES AND U4.L88 Of ABOVK O/t GOODS Terns at Sale. Wednesday, novembek 15. to saddlers, storkkeepsrs, and others. Ladies', Gents', and Girls' Saddles, - ladies' and GanW Whipp, arsaited, Btidlos, Girths, Q A B R I X f LEWIS \\J I-LL sell at his Hooms on above date V T at 11 o'oloek, it CifißS Off ABOVB QOOOP, 19 Just Lauded. Terras at Sale, WEDaJ£SDA¥, WOVfiMBEU 16. SKWIMG MACHINES! gEWING MACHINES! Just Landed. GABRIEL LEWIS W ILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen- T V ttiset, on above date, at 11 a'doek, 90 HAI..F-OAUINBT and HOUSKHOLD *v UKWINti MAOHINKft-The " Ray mond No, I." A euperlor Moobiue la every respeot. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. TO CHINA AND GLASS MERCHANTS, STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen street, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, oo TlßHores and ORAT&S of WALL «>*> ABSORTKD CHINA, HARTHRN WARS, Rooklngham Tea Pets, ■ Toilet Sets, Flower Pots Q TIKROKS ASSORTED QLAHBWABB 60.. too.. fto. Terms at Sale.



TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, WOOI SALE. WOOL SALS. FIRST FOR TJtllS SEASON WILL BY HBLD AT IHK HAYMARKET, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. i m ™-OOLPACK;S FOB SALEi, ALFRED BUCKLAND, pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Drnry Fair—Wednesday. November 16. Fapatturu—Wedaesdar, November S3. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■' \VEPH-ESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. THE JRURY FAIB. wr OR SALE, at the Drury Fair, on W«d- JJ - nesdoy next, FROM 100 TO 120 HKAD WELL-BBBD bTKERS. from three to font tears old, in frosh condition. - ALFRED BUCKLAND, XU&BDAYS, r H 8 H A V M AUK ;■! Xi JAL& 09 WOOL, SHEEPSKINS O Htorcs, ml TAWX)W, each Tuesday, at so'olooi. AXFRED BUOKLAND, SALE OF PASTORAL LEASES OF CityJVrt LANDS, PBEUMISARY NOTICE. Genorul Crown Lands Office. WuliiffKion, 20th September, 1888. One nillUoii seven hundred and fifty thousand <i«r«i u( Crown Lands will shortly be open for Pastor*) L»'<i«e in r,ho Provincial District Of Otago. New 55-oiond. . ._ This ouun^y in tit present held under lease In torts six run a until 1)10 let March, 1884, and will again be offered In rani ealtablo to the nature oC tbe ouuatry; but no lessee will be allowed to take no more than will carry twenty thousand sheep or (onr thousand head of ontile. The leases will be for a term of yean to ba hereafter determined: but la no cose will any lease be for a period exceeding twenty -ow» Compensation for improvement np to three yoare' rental will be allowed at tbe end ot the In order to give new pastoral lessees ttm* to make arrangements, the ltoenses will, la terms of the Land Aots, be sold by public aaetlon, at the Land Office, Dnnedln, In the latter end of February. 1883, twelve montta before possession la to be given. One yoar'e rent will be payable In advance on the lloenße at the time of sale. Tbe country has been oeonpted for npwa rd« of twenty years. It la well grassed, well watered, sound, and healthy. Bist*noe from port by Rood roads and rail ways part ot tho!way, from thirty to one han< .died and fltty miles, MMMuuUnt&her particulars will be 'obtain able Bhortly attheEsateSoes of Hew Zealand, and at plaoea in the Australian Calonloa to be named In future adTerUaemente. WM, ROIiLKBTON, Minister of 1 an* TOHKB B. 0. CABH B. D. TONKS EARLY IN DECEMBER. a.-v ACRES, -"aYOKDALB TOWiS (III SfflP, adjotaing. R*Uw Sta£on. fronting on New North Koed, the^petijoi TiTifaTMin Ebo* now being snbdivnlea,. arm whl«ered?Mpmi^Ba!eat an eajly date. : R_TONKS^&S?t



Auctions. PBELIMINAKY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, AtanKatlyiJato. THK ifOLLOWINO VaLUABLHI FROPSBTIKB, Bilng part ol an Kiitute held in tract br Rlr 6. Maurice O'ftorko and Unpiaia 'i, Virot Shepherd:— ca ALLOTMENTri In tha belt part of Choi- OU tonhain, North Shore ca ALliOTiiaNXd at Mount Kden 1Q ALLOTMffiNTS, Brighton Koad, Paruull o ALLOTMB-NVJ at the Whaif, Onehanga O ALLOTMENTS at the old Whirl, Ono ° hnnga OA ALL<J'i'Mi*NT3 at Mount Wellington. ■*v Fanmure. Farther partloalsrs in (ature advertise raent. IMPOKTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. I WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBKK 15, j AT MOON, j OUfINYSIDE, "KTO. <> iKiha Lor No. 31, PAHISH VP TAKAPUNA (Adjoiuing land sold on the llih October). TURMS: TWenty-fivo lor Ctnt. Cash ; Balance, Thrto or Fivo Years at Sovcu For Cent. It will bo seen from a perusal of the English cablegrams, published in tho papors of the 23rd October, that the HARBOUR LOAN for tho purposo of. buUding a NEW UOOK at CAL LIOPK POINT, oapnblo of taking in the largest v«»so!» of HER MAJESTY'S MJSET, lias been go favourably regwded by CAPITALISTS at BOME that tUo LOAN was subscribed at a oon a'd«r«b'o preinlom.'iini the li', ii tie aggrd gste fa" esoeeds tbo required amotln r. Thh aot must be miat gri.tifyin?. i ot oi.ly 10 tho pr.-pr o^rs of Itnd la the hn ue' a'o riolnlty of Ui.ip>ojcoe'i uni'trtaVl..K (Wi ERE VALUES MUST INEVITABLY ADVANCE IN A MUCH HIGHER RATE THAN HERETO FORE), bat a'eo to tho who c of iho rcaidoita an* wol'v lehera of tho Province of Auotiaad, Who mint look alike with prido and pleasure to the prestige and importance which the splendid HARBOUR end Bvporior UOOK aooomincdation wl 1 afford. TUB Ii \ND now about to bn ofTar.Hl, as will ba Foon br tho lithouraphio pinna, is moet eJltlb'y eltnutod. not only aa regards Its proxi mity to tho NltW DOCK, but also In respect to Its commandlna poelt'oti, bavins srlendid MAKINK and TKI4INK VIEWS, which can never br aiir possibility bo shut out »nd from the groater portion ot tho IILOCK tha Oity of Aaakland reposea In her Qaeec-lika beauty, and furnl*heg a most chmrmliiß plotnro. Moroovur. it is tho only available BLOCK of Land likely, either now or at any futuro period, to oouii into tha markot, and bs uaoh tnkon in ooaneotion with tbe very liberal tonna offered Bhould oxoita tho most eager competition for lta possession. TERMS—Twenty-flva per cent, cash; balance mar remain at three or ilvo rears at coven per cent The Laid la ont np and pegged, and Lltho graphlo Plaaß are in tho press. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, PRELIMINARY .NOTICE. MR R. O. GREENWOOD EAS received instructions to sell, at an •arly date, 70 L O T S, sitnato In EDEN TERRACE; /U Also, TWO NEW 6-ROOMED COTTAGES, All the property of Mr Haslott. Tho Lota will bo nagged during tho present month, and lilhojrraphlo Plans issued. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, At 12 Nook. On tho Premises, Sarsfield-stroat* Ponsonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. ENGLISH-MADS FURNITURE. B. O. GREEN WUOD IZTAS rocoivca instructione Itom Mr O. *-*- A. Bydder, of Northumberland Houae, Bafgfleld-atreot, Pocsonbr, to ao!l br anotloo, on the premises, TflE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE ERGLISH-MADE FQHNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE will shortly ba lssned. and the Honso Thrown Open for Insoeotlon (by , oard from the Anotloneor) for inton^m* * pnroh»sers a fortnlßhJ^ljiro'tfcagnie, ~/-^ AIBO, (H nQt. jroViaiisiy disposed of), at tho same time and place, will be Bold the SPLENDID FAMILY KESIDKJNCE Ot 120 rooms, replete with every modern con oonvenleDoa, and known an "Northumberland House," together with LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FREEHOLD LAND. The Honse Is close to the wator 1* edge and proposed new nier. and oommands a very Una view. Is unitoblo for a bouding (joboal, and la in even war well suited as a Marina Family Besl denoa, or dnperlor Fumily Hotel, In the risioß diatrlot of Ponsonby. The remaining Ground Is being oat up Into about nine 100, with frontams to Sarefleld atraet and the Waltemata Horbonr. The whnle of the Freehold, oontalnlnß 1 aore*, ■will be offered In one lot, as per plan, and If not Bold In one lot will be sold ns ont np. UthoctraDhio Plans will be Issued on and atterjTnesday, lith instant, and con be had on application at the office of R. O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner ot Queen and Bhortland-streetßi CC OD L I N'S OUacl • LEAVES Onehnsga— Anosland— 8,30 a.m. 12 noon 2.80 p.m , 130 p.m. rdar Nights— c.u p.m mO MERCHANTS, BKEWBRS. X BOTTLBIIB, AND BODA-WATKK MAMUFAOIUBEIii. THOMSON & CO., OBAWFOBD-STKEBT. DUNBDIN (Established 1866). IMPORTERS OF KNGLHH. FRKNOH, AND SPANUH OU I' COKiia. Axwatb ON Hand and to Arkivie— Brewers', Bottlers', and Podawater Manufao turers' Bnadriea, Including all fttndii Of CorKS- Bungs, Bhlres, Tien, and Bpiltiß, Cellar Corks, Corking Machines, Capsules, Tlnfol Bottling Wire, Snporlor Motflnei (Brewers'), Book, Purse. East India Pips, »nd Pare Knestan and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers. Blind and Common. All kinds ot Ginger, whole and ornshed : Taitarlo, Aoetlo, HuTphnrous. Citric, and Sulphurlo Aolda; Spirits oc Wine, 61 0,p.; Bußenoea and Essential OUh, nodawater Ma ohluos; Bottling Rsolcn, Pntsnt and Common; Patent Byrnplng Pumpl, fiodawatar and Gin gerbser Bottles, Ordinary; Lamont's, Hogben's and Oodd'B Pntfint BottleB; Herbs, Peels, and Roots of ovary description; and every requisite for the Brewer*', Bottlers', and JErated Water Mannfaoturera' trade. AGKNTB FOB HiIWABB, TSIiEK & CO., LUMUOM. Messrs. T. & Co. Invite Intending Purohsaerfl of Urowera' and fiodawater Machinery to an Inspection of their Stook. THOMSON & CO,, ORAWFORP-HTRBttT. Donbdin. W~~ AA.& 1A m taUa ASi Osraes vt home oasi VtotorUwitnstii Aooklottfi Kast KOaOKSSMWI., WMiVMi, AHD GBKBBA& 3TOHSraAKOa s InsorlpUonß ansswnn^ asd besntUad " ■%' oaameat*; Toiafes, '^findfAoaev. and ttteus daiwtpUDß ol Btone work Muu lowaM pOKTbta I H isnown •»* cfnmtew., „



Land and Satate Agents. 1 V © «~" I I ■*• «V HOWARD WAYTW. i HOUSE AND LAND AGENT:- MOUNT AIjSKKv-Gentleman-a Keaidenoe, 10 rooms, two bnthnioniß. pantry, dairy, oon- Bcrmory. 1,, tmf>*v»l e bulidinK: Man's room, wnahhouso, outbuildings, ooachhouse. stable, cowhouse; flno volcuulo Boil; magnificent vlaw; tear siatfon. VOtiOANIO I,*NO (at Mount Kden)-10 aorea In ooHvouißnt imddooke, with beven-roomed Si? v h i'utbllllliinßß. Diatom, ifrult Trees. Ulturert for t» fo vi duyn. a Bargain, Mo,'' Nt'A''Bl«fti< (uear Kailwßy Statlon)- AnotmeiiCHHalf-aorenpworda; Voloanio Soli, Bualnosß aitpn, M» K nifloont View. Tha whole ot the nuroliuMj nioiwiy c:»n remain at 7 per UOllit HOUHK OF HIOHT BOOM* (well built), 16 nitoutes Com «ua.-j»-Htroet. Artauted for private reijidenou or busing. .Gas stove, ample water supply. Offerod oheup. No. 205. MOUNTEDKN (nuar l?ailw,tv BtaHom-Seven , rooraod hoiino bii ,i Urße Allotment! «oo.i : DHBinoßSsitu,£so;l ouly. Terms-" nay. VIKW BOaD (Mount, Eden)-Fin.i' Sevon | roomed Uousn; loftc rooms, oonwreta o!« tern, bailer. outboußo,. witu uoany'tmn noro voi , oaaio land, °9JTA a? ttln(s j'Wko llotmiskt msreut by 150. olor.o to City. 00. j COUNKK »HOP nnd DWELLING at Parnell- A raro owioi tut.liy for a muiblui? man, ub ono I tortune hts ulready been ujndo nut o( It. ; WANTKIJ KNOWN-Thst'K. Wuyto. House | n«d I nntl -■ Kont, 177, gneen-atrotft. lifts oon ! f tant aoiiilotttona to Tmrnhu.no or rent Smt.U ! unußO» withir. otts dietauce ol Quouu-aucoL. !• P-i-d for Bvuldinß Sitsß. U£«n l' AGK aatl ALLOTMICNi', Ponßonby. HUUdK »ni ALIiOTMK>fI, h'Oftllald Koad Ohosp. j Ed. waytk, Hcubu and Land Agent. iE. w A V T 1!< LAND AND ESTATE AOBNT, BHOSKK, &0., 177, QUEEN. STRJBIS », Opjioslto Morxln & Up/b, I ~ &. jr. moss]. lw. v, osvhuyxsi m j. m os s a c <>~ '■ • LAND ANil iteTATE AOKNTB, tJUO«Vi,ANt)-MTHEKTi FOR BAIil5 I Kt'AOM-38 aorea Uraß3 Land In ono or fcwt | lots; bsauttful vlow : BRiaai'ON— Allotment ICO x 300. I'rloe.CMO. 600 AORBS. 19 m ien irom Auckland, 1 uilk from a railway Btition, half Improved, House, 8 rooniß, nnrt outbulWlnw. «1800 TUAKAU—KWaorea artt-olaas Voloanio Land. three-qu«rtotß of a mllo from iho ett»Uon; Rood olaht-rooniedhou-.«-. To bo sod In om or more lots. The land is ne.trly n,U in sraeß with Borne sooil baali. BKMUSUA—IS aorea, bountifully eltantoil TUAK iU-Sfl acres, Improved; Uouse and out buildings. S3BO TU 4K a.U-110 aores, 60 In graßS. mo NBff LYiXN—4O aoroe, Boa frontage. Jsl poi acre ONKHUKGA—Houeo of 6 roomfl, and 1J aoros land; beantlfnl view. Aloo, Blx-rooinnd Cottage, with 1 aoio land, near r&ilwu? BUtlon. HOMK BAY. PONSONBY-Honso of B roooii au.d % aorea of garden; am bathlug' Also, liAKOK CORNER ALLOTMENT n Oity, wltl buildings. In addition to tht> above, wo tiara a Large Number ol Town and Country Proonctlos foi Sole, lcolndlnK Bomu Largo Bloofcs at : and Us the WaUißto lilutrlot. F. J. M 033 t DO., BliorUnnil -c troat. T AND, HOUSE, & KSTATIS aUKN'!, -"-^ VALUATOR, SCHBnFF'S BUIIiDmGS, FOBT-STBIiST, AmXXMHB, Tho nndonißned, in Ouminosolu? Bnalneao » Anokland, be^ta to annoanos that twelve yean' experience In Walkcto has stvan him &a inti mate knowledge of the distrlot, r.s well on a bimlnnsß oonnootlon extendlsw to nil vkU <4 the Anokland Provlcoo. Ho is, (huratorii. In n portion to givo tho fnllor : t anii moat tellable Information to Intending tcttlerß, who will receive lutt«r« of introduction to hia lootl Avonta, and they will otfer erery (aollltr toi inspecting; the VARIOUS PROPKRTIE3 ON «AND Fou 3iL... Vdtaatlons ot Town or Country I'roporty m&dt at tho Bhurlcai. iiotlca. MOKEX ADVANOKDon Ifreohold SoooiitiSß, In sums of £100 iplc £5,000. MONiiY INVK3TKI), and nc charge nittdo Ie Invcotora. KENNEDY HILL. T W HARD lE, LAND, OOMMIHBION, AND KSTATK AGENT, MOKttY LKNT ON PEKSOJfAt SSOUBITy. niBH-BTRKBT. APCKLAKD. tit a &i few I hM ft Q •^ '""81—.MARK- ■'* >'''■■!■•' tp O X SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Dor Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled V>cg Cart (neatly new) 1 Larse Lndy'a Phaeton Double-aeateo flaggy anted to Furohaee, Double-seated Hooded fcppgy. ■ U. I" >- Ju ti A B! V * IjAUDSK ft ii ittHOW KiKiSK 80 and 82, ViuromA-STKisira. aiTßrj Ueaoilt'urracf Ladders, Slaps, Banu«», Pmrj-ow Wheels, Ciothoi Boreas. Clothai Kosrj, IraraUlaft Oiussei, A%, qs hQ»fi ar mud* ie A Übanu AUltioaCl Biiowefl to l!on?]f«cwr« o*'i to whoianaio order. BUop and OfQoo Bitthisa, and all tdnd» nt Jut> bins VPork done br ezneHenosS -«arSr!»i«n tc ttie sfcnriMt notira. N.«.-LadiSa», 3t«ii» *a>i Sawsswn t«ei si Oaa ot two iTOfiMto Oiß VdjUiw »» v»>-»x> «». n L ASS V^ O X X fc O LABf WORKBI Our Lsadtng Arttcli'S »Wa woolc nre i Oonfct- Uoaera1 Jura, 1b per ib ; 3 61&8B Jiiks for 3b Del | Lamp nhlmneyi), 8 (or Sd ; Gluen Balls (or Bhooting ot, In uuanl.lt:us to ouit pnrohasora; Garden diiadoj, ell nlzoii; Fii.h Globea and Gold Fish, very oheap> M. COOK & SONS, ICHKEKAN'B i'-AY. f| FBBNCH W^-r,l||V| MAJiCFACTOEY. ' W^si&is® C T) B 'T.' B AU, fori'«rof .-iJhprt-Btveo*, A^ OKt a^i>- H'ipf§g^sss PjrSvn'o ordorßßjioofftily cntK* lr Kronoh <Q^ft*M%._^^^ illrpr^'y Tyorri the islrS^fl! n^»ipf»i'?nr-m All Dretß Bblrte to order made on meaauremect *"" only. Fll enarantesd. PAIN'S Y> - waoleßalea; Retail * O W. H. HAZARD, Gnnmaker, Queen Btreet ( Auoxuno, Asoat to? JAKES PAII^ London,



Sewing Maotunefi. &WIMB MAOHL'SE SMPOKTSiji, I Tfc* SiWI 3i'.o«» Taf. O.iltiiisKSiKS Tan 'Woet iUyli' thn ms-'iea* Arm Sa« Most Sltrlo!', TJlft IAMTOrt Tf.Dte Vu.. ■■-!).-( !.!..•»«;. (.0 Wsil'» 'tin* «•«•■ OOTCT ■S'lrt W.ce* ••":«.;,«■■.! th» N--HSJSI atlfe* ?»So« of Bak» 4..<,cr£MKa, £3 10s- W'rtiurji]. j ; HO*'* i.'uiuj».»aj1 ':; I *'tIOOteBIIA-WUBOS 9rnv«v 'j.-' ■ASci-.t'). i ABO DaUMCHC ' >..-:^Ol>Wirf;'WO«>«£i:l«» Sj, D, PBfe'WBXK ! '*■ <H>, I'SK WSB*> .it* **CSfll«iW «OAftA»J«tß»i fd WJ iiSfekitbtas WJi * laO "I my AKeass i« S ttoiiwj:. '->■■■ ■':<>., iV-.sasmt 8W«, Whaii|{«Jf* I Tmviisi "•'-''>»•.' 'i!tV.rvfdKO; WHilaiu Stoveaoor. Onohnnwi; !i. ■■'';t.?U% Unmiltp*; Pftrae'i ftnO Sa/Uo. Oii)biii-.-i* i Brewwn m& On.. iWivtnsa Had ai oS^er plsoo*. «p H?: !; isJA.I fj BF O » acsxiv-fHnuMn'



iviealofii. .JVISK UUMPJbAtN'JL'cib Dli, KING'S DANDELION AND qiJININK LIVEH PHJ..B {without M« onrj-.j I'hri Hmst SiinaßDT eon Bilioushbibs, 3toma.ch ukhanscmicnt, iTwiiJUiNOa, Pains Betwebn mik i3notrr.DHßS, Had Appktitk. Indigestion, Acidity, Head-aohb, Hkart miL'.s, and nil other symptoms of disordered liver and dyapepaia. Acknowledged by manj ouilntmt snrßoonp to be the safest and mildest pilla for overy constitution.—ln Boxes at la lid, 3a Bd. find in Sd. Bold by Chemists and Modloine Vondora ihrouuhout the world. I'reiiared br ' Jae. Korko, London. Speolallr valnable PHU for rohidc.:i!i anroad aud uavoUorß. gold by gKMPTnOBHK. PSO3BE!B & Co, ! " tJULPUOLINE LOTION."—An Ex. O turoal Moons of CURING BXIN UISSASKS. There is soaroolr anr eruption bai -will rlold to "Sulphollne^ In a few days, md omnmenoe to fade awar even if it aoemj l»w. euro. Ordinary plinplos, rodneiie, blotohos, ■icurf, rou<fhnens, vanish ns if my inaglo I whilol rii enduring skin dlaordsre. that have platruod the snfJorern for years, however deeply rootofl they may ba, ":jnh>hoilne" will snooosHtullj itttuiS thenv It doiiro/B *ha aDiuialou!« which oansoa those uniishtlr. Irritable, painful ittooMons, and always produooa a clear, healthy •iKtui-sJ condition of the Bkln. " SulphoUno," l*iioi! U notrl by most Ohomlsta. Bottte?, 2s Bd Made by J. Pww and Co N London, rHiiii tlj 3:<MfTHt)RNg. PBiIEBBM H. CO. B1 JFBK'B QUININE and IKOfl TONi'J roustw and devolopea tho nervooß enwvlsa, oarl'.'hes theblooa, promotw aupotlw, dlsvvW lantctscr and duproesion, fortlilos the dlgeutivo orsano, 1b a eyeoiflc rumedj U-.t uooraJfria, a^ue. Indigestion, fevers of BVOI7 Wnd, linens utrootlona, and In wasting dloovift. Kxotuloue Muduuotta, &Cl. The whole frame in greatly lnvlworated by Pepper's Tonic, the ui-j-.itfj faoultloo briahton-M, the ooustitaUon irreatir stremtlwjcv! .mil c. return to robust hii-Uti curtail: i.'.oitles, Si dosoa. tB Bd| next sixe, lls. Sold br Chemists uverrwhere. The name of J. Peppar, Bedford Laboratory London, must be os the bet Tfenro is nc Tonic so certain In eflbot as Poppi.'* Qair.iur and Iron. It la Btroncly rocoituu-jinlud to rosl denta In India r.r.<l tco Colouioa, and should always be kept ready for nna in every oaan ol aver or fohrlu; ccn-ittioc. Bold by gKMPTHoiwg. PHpsamt awd 00. rBHA.KAXACUM AND PyDOPHYtXLN, _1. Prepared only by J. Popper, Loader, This Fluid combination, extracted from mcdi. olaal roots, is now used inatoiwl of blue pill oirt oalomel for tho cure of dyspepsia, biliouancea, and all uymptoms of congestion of tho liver, which nro Rouartilly pain beneath the shoniderK, head-ache, drowsiness, no apnotite, furred tonirnef dlßagrecitilo taste In tho mornlJK. 21'idinoss, dlstG-'bonoe c? the atomnoh, and foel lni!o(ffener»l(li'iniefl''loii. It s«ts tho slugßieb liver In motion, vory fl!;{hHj-nc»on the bowels. givinjr a sonue of h«»!th aart oomfort with S* ours. It ia tho safest modicino, Tniaxftccm and Podophylliu i» a fluid ms-dc only hy J, PK'PPKK. Bedford Laborawry, London, wnoae aamo 13 on evory labol, Ilsstlas, 2a 9d and in Od. 3old by all Chemists. A most valuable and serentlal modloine tor i;\dis, Australls. the Oape, and Colonies anuntaily, Sold by KKMPTHOiINS, PUOSSSB & t'O. * UUKLAKi) fEKMANEN'I JzL 00-OJ'KHATrVS' HUU.UING AKP iNVKSTMBNX SOCtiXX. OTVIOHII—I47. (jtJSKn-BTKitBT, LOANa Rrantod upon spprovou eoourlHea Ol froohold or Leasehold ProperM*1* in samp ol /TJA to £8,000 principal and Interest being ns «t?ftble in lnHt«!mentc at the folla'?rtns Ro s*uoKD Katbs for ropayment of each ffitir ixirrowed l— Reparments estcnd-], Jn _ w _ ,v Total amount Ing over *m ""*■ repayable. X B. d, A l. A. ir&ar _ .10 0 Id I) 0 i jroth _ _ 10 10 IHS f 5 % years „ II T IU U 0 i y«are _ _ 11 8 111 C t B rears _ _ 5 8 ISO 18 8 8 se.m _ _ 7 1 117 IB B 10 yrarn - - ! I 182 IB t ~',.! iisai in the namo proportion (or smaller or larger loans, DEPO;HT3.-Tho Sooloty reoolvos S4w.n7 «n Ospccit zi t per cna:. por annum. JOiO: BATG«it| , Beorntar*. . iVD^iSTttIAL AND"Pii)VIDJttJN'I L PKItMANWNT BCIUOING, LAND, AND INVKi I'JUItjNX iOOIHTY OXf AUCKLAND. IN VJiai'lNS SHARKS. This Boolety is nnw loaning a limited number of Investing Shares as v.l owe :— INVK^TJN'* BHA«B9. Ordinary, carrying fall rate of interest and profit. Members paying subscriptions in advunos for » period of 6 months and np wards scouca nun a.yonil ing aavantagos. PAID-UP SHARKS Of the value of i'.U) exi-h for limited periods, carryltipt 7 por cenf. Interest, pajablo half-yourly la cash and participating in profits. MONBY ON DHU'OSIT. The Society la also prepared to reoaive Monty on Deposit on the following rutce of inter, i.s. ;— For 12 months, at 7 per oent, interest pay able h* If yearly. For 6 months, at 0 nor cent. For shorter Doriods, G por cent. Gi'.OKGJH; • KiSKK, Manaeer. nnioeai Oorntrof Queen-streot ar.d Vulcan- MONEY TU LEnD on Morcitu^e m H"r sum it quired, on terms to unit iort'owera. Interest ullowod on tuonion placed nmy hamis till inv^Bted W. V. ateveuo, In veßtlPft A«iittt, 187. (Ju.t-en-.Ai.oat. £10 to £1,000. VTICTOKIAN LOAN AND DIfSCjUNT V AGKNCY, HtGH-STRKKr. AUCKL6NU (OPPOiITK CITY COUNCIL «JFjICKS). Money advanoed from £10 to J3IOOO on Pt,re onal Soourity, Deods cf croporty, eh&ro", &o. Repayments oan bo made in liiHtalm'«. to ot on is Shimino pks Wbmk for each I'odhd bor rowed, or in any wuv to suit borrowers. Coinmuuicatiouu Conudentiul. Post Offioic Addrhbb : Box 80. Auckiaod. MUIi&K SO L&nl* OJ iW«nss«rf» «■ Stesfr<ite*a KwohoSfi ta:os*w at. wv. '■ OUStAA,- - fir-5 ■■$&: no* t iittiioa »j>-j. s.-ii; -tma-w. - ±»55UUU PSCUffilTyi also, wvcral snma of *!1,008 and eSOS,— Apply Aitkeo Oarriok, Oflloe of William Attimn. 3ho»r,lwnil-trt;rti<it. 'OJfEY -iV AiSiSi), In «ucm <»>' <3'«3i nsfl asvTsrdo, at 1 set cszi. 3AOKBON a BUSSaU*. "OlfdHnm. yort-BSiWtn t*jaOX«Y TO LJ&RO, l» toga efl»i JJ? 8 i5J5.-n«, ht wsnai sraies 3J Uis«!«a^ *»«oi«oi«, "KTIOTOKIAN LOAN @H»^-@ H. U. KWBSINQ "uorb to in ~t£ roroi *c luhabiMinta of Anok fij& iM.ifl tttat nns opened the 'Ob' buovh uiiloe in Vlotoria-Btreot, opposite the Royal M«ll Hotel, whero be 1b prepared to advanoe money on jewellery, Plate, Watches, Clothing, and all descriptions ot Merchandise, Money advanced on Personal Security; WeeJtlr Payments. Bills discounted daily A Private Olilca tor thu transaction of Bnnolal 3 uulnoss. ■np o W A n sb &&-E ju a ¥, Mm mmmmn wwdm& _awMi;BMaa -, ; :



I Ironmongery. - U pW&AJ? JXAKDWAKB JJOUSIJ i m, QTJMES.WSBSSS\ . f, J* • J DlOKB?} iIAVE FOB BAUS-3 } SOW AT'S AKUCAPXHIO XAMPS I jxeo, n BOBHKE3, FOHTS, GLOBK9, AHD WIOKS* Anfl a Great Variety of ChlmnlM, 1 ODaBK'B LOOKWOOD'S, AHD WIGIAIIj TABUS AND POOKETKBJT. . . I JOBSBOK'f) CKLKBRATJBD SCISSORS , I OLAKK'S BOILKKa SA.OOEPANB,«Wi GBimTH's Faxxht Tea amd Qomp POTS, STAMPED TINNED MbAT AND P« Dishes, Basins and Milk Pass (all rises), Buckets, Tubs, Pails, aot ovxks, bboohß, sobubbkbs, whisks, ftc,' Eaib, Cloth, and Nam. Bbushm, .••abe's, blades, asd. lyndos'i hf auks aed digging fokks. sakdkn hoes, kaeeo, anu trowsl3, ■ dibtoh, sobb7 & spbab, ahd jaoksoh'6 i band. rip. and tbnnok sawb. \ Axis, adzbs, Tomahawks and Chisils, , AOOUBS. PI.AHKS, HABIMKES, EBAOBS, TirißT abd fatbni ana (all blm*, .; LOCKif HISOBS, NAILS, AND BBABSVAUi JSOOXT'S QSNUINH WHITI liKADi " maw and boiled x.iksbbd oui! hvb pSb obni. uisoounx . AUoma to dub FnrohMßti on iUIBaIM ; Amounting to 2Qi. *nG opvard UCKLAND SELECT KIDI2Q BOUOOL. I New Noeth HoAS, , BIDING MADB BAST AND GKAOBITUI* The Auokland Select Hiding Bohool, for the Study and ITactloeol tlio Art of Kanltatiou to aU Its branches, was Opened on MONDAY, 2IST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter as {inpila are solicited to forward their names to he proprietor on or before that date. Terms; and hoars of Instruction and praottoe, mww learned on application, . I Pnnlla Empplled with Uorsea, and appoint* \ meota tor School Lcaeons U required, or Horßfl Appoiutmentß gnppllea to order from first. | Clara Samples at the Sohool. I The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book foi the one of Pupils and others, which may be baa on application. Prloe, la. apeoial Arrangements for Children. Fkmalb Attendance ros LADDU G.H. has also oommenoed business as Horifr Trainer. Bverv Horse entroated to hi* oharge :. will bo properly Broken and handled either M Ladr's or Gentleman's Charger, * , ', Q. H A Z E hh, L*TE K-JUBII HimnG SKBSEASI-MiJOK, ABD .j IHT OLAB3 EQOITAHOH InSTBCOTOB. . , 13 Ycara In h,m. Servioe. JJUI LAK.iS.SI tUi£ EAlUtfct ' 1J HOT LAKES . h IMPORTANT NOTIOB. TOUKISTa intending to visit these Natural Wonders of Now Zealand oan obtain throngs '■! KKTUKN TICKETS (including Guides, Boa* : ; and Coach Hire, Hotel Aooommodation, So.). I together with every information, from the : undersigned, who have been appointed Sou I ABHNTB In Auckland for Mr William Kklit. ,' • f Proprietor of toe PAIiAOK HOTEL, Ohlno* -i I man, . ■ - I HmVoUmb Aooommodation for Visitors during j both Winter and Summer Months. < : RIVATB SmiKfi, SMOKINO, AND BBAPIKa Booms BILLIARDS. i Ooaohsß. angtfea, and Baddle Horsea for Hlrai '-/ C^inynyannes meet every Steamer, MBTOALFE ft HILL, * » S9, NJS. Insnranoa BaUdtaip, June tod. ISB Agent! _