MINING NEWS.

ToKATfiA.-Tbe proßpecting drive goiDg along the hanging wall from No, 7 level has cut several patches of gold distributed through the mullock. Laßt week a hun dred pounds weight of this stun was treated at the battery, giving about^ 60 ounces. The gold got in the crosscitt is of a coarse nature, quits different to that beifia got in the present upper wbrkiDg. It will take some time to prove the nature of the country and lode at this part of the mine ; but the fact of so much gold being found distributed through the mullock is en couraf'insJ. The mine, on tlie whole, looks well. ° 140 ounces were lodged last Satur- KNOX AND McNeill, tributes, have struck rich gold in the block on the old tribute leader, which they are working from the Royal Oak low level*. They lodged 441ba. of specimens durirg the week, some of which were worth 3 ounces to the pound, As this stone wa? obtained within 40 feet of the Koyal Oak boundary it will afford encouragement to the latter com- GEM.—Work is proceeding on White's tribute leader, which is being driven on from tho van level, There is a fine body of stone in the face. The country is hard. tjNiotf Blucii.—The chamber is now completed, and the necessary arrangements arc being made for fixing the Tangye. Tenders are invited in another column for sinking 100 feet. Pull particulars may be obtained on application to the mirie manager. Just-in-Time. — A large paddock or quartz has accumulated pending the final adjuitment of the ba.tary. The stuff com ing from the mine is reported to be of fair average quality. lONA,-The contractors have finished their work in abjut threa weeKs under the time allowed. A trial showed, the ma chinery to work satisfactorily, Kapanga.—Rich gold has been coming to hand during the week. Sapphire.— A company is being startec to work this ground which is situated be twoan the Corby aud Kapanga mine?. Captain Thomas has kindly allowed the promoters to prospect from the shaft on the old Golden Point gf ..tind, whlcli is not at present naed by the Kapanga Company. lo'na.— Shareholders will be pleased to learn that Mr Straughan has received tha appointment of miue manager. Ibis Rrouud has long been the fancy ground of the district, and with so able a manager there is no doubt but the mine will be efficiently tested. Mohawk.—The road to the battery site has been competed by the County Council workmen engaged thereon, and with the present fine weather no difficulty is autici pated in getting the plant on. the ground. Work is continuing in tbe mine, and Crushing stuff accumulating in the paddock. Pjrjde of Tokatea.—The tributers, Kennedy and Macdonald, have sent a parcel to the Corby battery for tieatment, Tiernans.—The cleaning up gave the very gratifying result of 157 i ounces of gold, 150 ounces of whioh came from 35 tons out of No. 2 reef, the remainihg 7i ounces being the yield from two trial tots of stuff from the big reef. Ihe yield places the -company in a sound financial position, besides giving a reputation to the mine" The No, 2 reef has been worked frjni the boundary of the Tki Company's mine, and tbe l»tier have now ample en couragement to work the: r gounfl, and, if properly manned there cau be no doiibt as to the result.

Blackmoke. —Work is beiug prosecuted under tbe dirtctiim of Mr Blackmsre.

Matawai.— rbero v norfcing frssh to repirt. Crushing stuff is accumulating, which should sbape well under the stairjpers. Homeward Hound.—Stoping ha1! fairly Cmmenced, and stroDg dabs of gold are visible in the stone.

Colojual,—Good progress is being made both in rising and stop'iDg. The low lev«l is advancing underaeath, wh«e ihe gold was formerly got. Some difficulty_ is ex perienced through bad air, but this will soon.be ooviated. 'Ihcre is a nice leider in the face.

Paul's Cheek Prospecting Associa-

tion.—The low level U going through better country. The reef is also much, im proved.

TE AWAMUTU CHEESE FAC TORY.

Being foriunate enough to receive an in vitation to in«pcot the Te Awatnutu Cheese and Bacon Factory, and thinking that som« idoa o£ the result of the inspec tion may intereac your readers, I will, in a b ief manner, describe tho same. As one of a large party of visitors fr«m Auckland, Hamilton, and the surrounding diitric.'s, I arired at the building about 4'o'clock, and must say that the exterior, as au architectural design, reflects great cr«dit on the local talent. The plant inside ihe building Is, indeed, very perfect, and I am happy to say that the manager introduced me to the manufacturer, Mr Waite, of Auckland. We had tome short conversa tion on the different machinery, and from what I saw and the explanation that was allotded, there is not much doubt but that Mr Walta will bo the future "dairy machinery-maker" of New Zealand. I must specially mention the vats and the engine, the former being oblong-shaped tins 12 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 1 foot 9 inches deep, enclosed in a wooden en velope, holding tho water, which is heated by steam, and thus waims the milk to the temperature required. As a piece of tin mamhip they aro excellent. In reference to the oigiue, I may say that for the work required of it, nettling could be more to the purpose. She in two-horss power, vertical coil, high pressure. I had the pleasure to tics her started aud worked, and the time taken between laying ihc fire and getting up st?am was only 15 minutes. She is used for supplying steam to the vat*, curing-room, and for heating water tor washing pu> poses. The manager is evi dently perfectly efficient, and deserves great crejit lor the manner in which be has seen the factory supplied with every requisite (their name being 1< gion) for making checie, He greatly surprised me by stating that not a single hitch took place from the time the engine was started aud milk received in the morning to the time that the cheese was made, and this fact for the first day's work with new machinery must be most gratifying both to manufacturer and the manager. 1 was lucky to learn the result of the first day's work, and found that from a supply of 184 gallons of milk, 180 pounds of curd were made. These figures epeak volumes for the efficiency of tho cheeeemaker. The .curing room is a most interesting feature of the factory, being perfectly air tight and ventilated by boxed gratings, which can be opened or shut as required, also fitted up with shelves cap able of holding 1000 cbeeees. The manager also informed me that the quality of the the milk supplied was very good, so the success of the factory will simply remain with the quantity of milk supplied by the farmer. The inspection being over, we re turn ed to the township and were regaled at Mr Lewis's hotel with a sumptuous (Inner, when the usual toasts were drunk in a most enthusiastic manner, and conse quently a very pleasant evening brought a most itcresting day's outing to a close.— —Correspondent.

THE COMET.

Mr H. G. Seth Smith delivered his promised lecture on "Comets" in St. James's Hall last evening in connection with the series of entertainments of St. Matthew's Church. The Rev. Mr Tebbs occupied the chair. The lecturer described comets as wandering stars, appearing unexpectedly, travelling through our sky for a certain time, and then disappearing, which seemed to introduce a discord Into the harmony of the spheres. Comets, he said, even caused fear in the present times. &a a comet appeared first in the sky it generally seemed to be a cloudy speck of light, and as it ap proached the sun it increased in size and developed greater densi'y in the centre; bo that there were two parts, the nucleus, the bright sbioing centre, and an apparently less dense part, the corona. As the comet approached the sun a new feature appeared, it began to pueh out what was.called a tail, which attained a fgreat length ,soms times. In some cases' no tail was visble, and in others two or more, in various direc tions. On one occasion, 1744, a comet was seen to put out six tails, in a fan shape. He then referred at length to tbe orbits of comets, and the uncertainty of the return of many. It was said that certain comets were returoing at shorter intervals, and thl3 he considered an indication that they might possibly at last go into tbe sun. The. speaker next spoke particularly in reference to the tails of comets, reviewing the difficult theories on the subject; and concluded by stating, that however far science might go it could not get beyond the first revelation to man, "In the be ginning God created Heaven and Earth,",

Mr Smith was heartily applauded at cott* elusion of what proved an excellent lecture on a very interesting subject. During tH« evening the Messrs Hooker and the Misses Williams played pianotorte duets, and M* Herapath sang.

SPORTING.

HANDICAPS FOR THE AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETING .

Tan: following weights were declared last night by the handicappers, Messrs Pcrcival and Kirkwood:— .

Tbk Auckland Oop of 500sova, Distance »■

St. lb. .... Natator .. ..9 5 Kalo _ "ST Vtrglna Water .. 812 TarquoiS9_ " i 5 Piro*.oriou3 ..8 8 Somar .. "ii Mischief „ .. B 7 Klngaafe .. ~ fc.S Libeller .. ..8 a Vortex .. V§ i? tfitz-Hercu'cs _ 8 * Fißhwomaa " rX- Butdcora.. ..8 4 Eowdrop .. "• oi; Sir Georso .. 8 !» Amazon . *"«'o- L>ule .. ..8 0 fflorin .. '■" « \ HlDpodamla .. 713 Blppotina " rS Mer.ia .. .. 710 Minerva .. J Weloome Jaok .. 7 8 To Ata .. " « 2 Poat 7 7 Scotch Mint " \V ffnvynDy.. _7 7 Bewl .. "\ \ Prim ~ ..7 7 Angler .. "! I Kenilworth ..7 7 Yatapa .. "II Hilda ... ..7 7 Moonstone ' r { Yubiißlll.. _, 7 7 Co.traotor "■■« i Venture .. ..7 6 Qlideroy „ • n i Maori _ 7 5 : ' The Auckland Stbepleohasb of 200 sot"«. Dlstanoa, about 3i mUes, over fair huntta* country. " at lb Btif. Clarence.. - 10 1» ChaßQler_ _ v '!■ ARent .. ~ 12 7 Angler .. „in | tone Hand 11 7 St. S within . Jn .5 Quamby.. _U 2 Morning Star „in & Canard .. «. 11 2 DhuCean.. _in J TeWhetu ~. 11 0 Kllerslie _ ... jn 5 Triootcln_. .. 10 8 Misfortune . in n Harkaw»y .. 10 8 CoofcKobin ~w n New Year .. 10 7 Blacher .. „w ! Mount .. .. 10 7 v '

Takapuna Jockey Club.

The following are the acceptances re> cecived last evening for the ratious emit to be run on the 3OtU instant, under the auspices of the above club : — • ;

Handicap Hukdlks.—Lone Hand, Us 121bs; Harkaway, list 121bs; Angler, 11s 71bs ; Tricctiin, list 51bs ; Chandler, 11s 41bs; Ellerslie, lOst; WMtefoot, lOst Miss WaltoD, 103t.

St. Andrew's Handicap,—Fitz'Her. cules, Bst Slbs; Yuba Bill, Bst; Laca, fist 41bs ; Lone Hand, 7st 71bs; Cewdrop, 7st 2.1)3 j Nigger, 6st 121bs; Lyric, 6st 71bs • Katipo, 6st 71bs. Handicap Stefplechasb.—Tricotrfu 12st lib; Harkaway, Ilstl2lbs; Chandler list lOlbs; Angler, list 41bs; Ellerslie lOst 71bs; Chanticleer, lOat 71bs; Tempest, lOt; Miss Walton, lOst,

The following entries were alao ie ceived: —

Kesidbnts' Vlate,—Nigger, Marqni^ Chanticleer, Merlin,

jxov£L Bace.—Day Dawn, Stray (Shot, Olivia, Dainty, Kakiuo. Eettlbks' Race.—X. A. shakspeat'i Bathurst, Jamea O'Neil's Olivia, E. andE, Dudcrs' Marquis, and B, Thompson1! Kakino. • :,"-,.!

EIGHT MOVES DEMOS' STRATION.

The adjourned meeting of the delegate to the Eight Hour Demonstration waa he& last evening at 7.30 p.m. at the Working Men's Club, tbe Pieciden', Mr Bcslop, ii tbe chair Delegates fioin the cabinet maker?, stonemasons, and coachboilden were introduced and took their seats. Th( lollowing trades are now represented :- Bricklayers, bricklaye-ia' labourer*, boot makers, cabinetmakers, carpeateis ; engineers, noachbuilders, paintCiß, plaa terers, plumbers, and stonemasons. It i still eatnestlydesiredthatthefoliowingtrade will elect two dtle^ates to represent thei at the next meeting:—Bakers, blacksmithi boilermakers, moulder?, printers, saddlers shipwrights, and tailors, it was resolve that the demonstration be held upon We( n<sday the 17th January, 1883. Mr Quicl through Mr Leydon, very kindly offere the use of his gardets at the North Shori and, provided a certain number crossed 1 the bftats, the Ferry Company would give handsome donation. The secretary wi directed to communicate with Mr Quit with reference to the offer, but the place i which the demonstration should_ be he! was left rver for future consideration. Tl committee then adjourned, to mset agai next Friday at 730 p.m. at the Workit Ken's Club.

REV. S. EDGER.

(To the Editor).

Sißj—While agreeing with you that a mela oholy lntec«et attaches to the utterances 0(1 E3ger, land many friends will aoubttesu ft pleasad to read hla latent views end opintaß oannot help saying that I resrot Tery much th snob, a letter as the one yon puttifhed In jo Wednesday's leave, should, have just nov) Be plaosd before ttie pnb'.lo. I luink it- is least exo-edlogty ii'judlcioup, and by i mama calculated to make a favourable ii preialon oo; publlo opinion, 'iha letter w, evidently a private one, and should not no hare seen tha fall gazj and light oC the publl No doubt some or too deceased gentlemai friends will endorse avery word of this letter.; well aa the spirit which seems to have prom] ed ir. But I think there aie many who appi date, and will ever remember with grattmc his life-work here who are deeply grieved al pained, that such a teacher should ha1 given utterance to such a sweeping oo damnation of orthodox theology. It is trr that the letter breathee not a word against me but against sjstemz, which the writer oonalde erroneous. But the writer evidently, for t! moment, forgot that there was a time in h own history when he would hive Deen n drmen to, butßtrously prejudiced against ai one making suoh assertions. I cannot sc thlßking that tbeee words were written wh he was BufferiDß from considerable irrltalli caused by disputations with some narrow-in: ded thinkers, who cannot tale a broad, comp: hensive view of the Divine plans and gov« ment. I cannot ■conceal from myself the n that J muoh fear, it I had not had the pleast of a personal acquaintance with Mr Eager,' well as listening, occasionally, to his. clear ai lucid teaching of truth, both revealed oj natural, I should have been strongly prejudic by reading such sentiments as I find w tl letter. The letter is a striking illustration of t unconscious bias of the human mind,and shei how even aprofound and advanced thinkerm overlook the process by which he has attain his present position in the domain of truth am, &c,

J. P. PHONEBIE. i

Tbe monthly inspection or tn* Ancklai Naval Brigade waa held last evening the drill-shed, under Major Withers, tl inspecting officer of the district. Abo1 70 men were present and the parade w satisfactory. The members of the &riga< deceive credit for regular attendance, ai their consequent efficiency. Captain LoEi ia never absent from his post as command and, in imitation of Nelson and Wellingts always ready at the appointed hour. Lie' tenant Parker and Sub-Lieutenant Smil were also present. At the cloee M the i: spection, Major Withers read the ne volunteer regulations, and after the btigsi had been put through various exercises, tl band muttered, and heading the compan; performed a series of merry tunes, ar patriotic airs through the streets to tl point of separation. Lieutenant Chap_ma who for some years na3 been associate with the brigade, has sent in his resign tion, as his numerous other engagement prevent him from piving the necessary tin to the Navals. .

FrintedandPnDlished by the Proprietor, Hbnb Brett, of Symonds-street, at his Genera Printing: Office, Wyndham-street, in thePK i rlnoe of Auokland, Now Zealand. 1 SimmtlS, NOYEMBSB IS, 1832.

TW® AOCKMttB RVKHI9G STAR NOVEMBER IB



i_^S AnottODs. .__^ I Vi 8, OOOHBANB] UAS. DAOBE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! T^INGSLANDI INGSLANDI AVINQSLANDi KINGSLANDI KINGSLAND! KINGSLAND 1 " •JT'INGSLAND 1 ISKBLANDI JtV-INGSLAND 1 AT THK JUNCTION OF 188 NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAILJABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN THE MARKET, Being accessible by Rail or 'Bus regularly throughout the day, and.eituate only TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. Ihls Property will ba Hold by Fubllo Auotion. Subdivided into VILLA "OESIDENCE QITES, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK, '■ . Terms Cne-fourth cuan j balance a percent. TITIB-LiND TBANSffBa?, Flans can be obtained at the ofUoos ot SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . Auctioneers. W ( S, COCHBANKI. UAS, DACKB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. MODELS, GUN?, PICTURES, CORNOPEAN. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Captain Welch (who is leaving the colony) to sell, at their Hooms^ Fort-3treet, on Tuwday, 21st lnst., at 11 o'oloolr, FULL.RIGGWD ■WORKING MODKL CDTTHR 'STORM KING,' 6 ft. long ; Sundry Model?, Naval Architecture, nnder glass oieei), compriaisg Screw and Paddle Steamers. Boa's. &o. (awarded Ist prize Mngland and Queensland Ex hlbltlont). DOUBLE-BARRELLED BREKCH-LOAD ING GUN by Pope, with ail fittings complete; English Rifle, Kevolvsr, Am munition, &c.; Ivory Chinese Paaofls, beautl/n'Jy cuved ; Oleographs, Water Colours, Photocraphß, HdndEome West Indian Spirit Case (from root of breaii : ■ fruit tree), Staffed Birds and Alligator, Books, Fishing Rod asd Gear, Corno pean and case, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. Wi Si COCHKANK.] [JAMBS DAOEE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. "OUILDINQ OITES, "OAENELL. THE subscribers will sell at their Booms, Fort-street, on Thursday, 23rd lust,, at 12 O'clock, - 17 JjAReB Builiisg Sites. Containing about 1 aero each, and havicg frbntegas to Hobson's Bay Read. Campbell Tenaoe.and Selwyn Head, and the sea. These Allatmenta are beautifally sliuatod, overlooking tha harbour (to which some have a frostsge), and though retired are easy of access, iKing a very shortiuu? j o ftom the 'busses. - The roads through tho foperty have been . lately formed and metallea. .. -f- : ■ Terms Easy. For further particulars apply to SAMUEi* COCHRaNB & SOS, Auctioneers. V, 8, COOHBiHS - ; JAS, SAORE Jl ISOSLAMTSf. NHJY* NORTH ROAD, "OLANS o! this Estate [to ho <sulcl on ; : jC Monday, November 20th), c*n to obtained at tho Kißgßland Post Office, iwaiadtetaiy oppo> Bite thupiopeijty, or at the offices cl : SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOH, Auctioneers. V MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Electro. Cruets, Spoons and Forks, Shoe Brushes, School Slates, Enife Basket, Fancy Jewellery, Photo. Frames, Album?, Toys, ■ &c,| sc, &c, GABRIEL LEWIS W/ ILL sell at his Booms, Lower Queen- VT street, on above date, at H o'clock, 22 PACKAGES Off aBOVK GOODS Also, g CASKS TOTS ..:; ■■;■ To Close Consignment Account. B, TONES, B. O. OAKR. B. D. TONKB WEDnISDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK, PA PA T OI T O I rfTOWJRSHIP, .■"'!'. . : - ■ - -Urn ■ ■ • PAPATOITOI' STATION, ON ' WAIKATO RAILWAY For Poaltlvo Sale, Wednesday, November 22, at 12 o'olook, at Brunswick Mart, The Auctioneers call the attention of all aeslroußOf securing a site for Dwelling, Market Garden, or Small Farm at a moderate price, to thia Property. It MUST BB BOLD to olose a TRUST Account; it has been subdivided into oonrenient-slzed lots dt the urgent request of Battlers in the neighbourhood, cot by a epacula torjwlth a vlow of screwing enormous profits " out of IeBS 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 fair area of land attached, and will be sold as a lot. Terms very Jiboral. Plana ready.. ■ ..•■■' Property flagged, B, TONKS & CO, , Auctioneers, B. XONKS. B. O. OAES, B, D. TONKS j EARLY IN DECEMBER. BUILDING SITEiITMORfIIKGSiP^:. **\ VILLA SITES At"mORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro •■■.'""■ """";'' perty". ATIJE have been instructed by A. X, W Taj lor, Seq.., to sail above Property. It is suivoyed, and plans will be ready in a fevrdays..: B. TONKS & CO. IS, TOHKS E. C. CABR E. D. TONKS ■ : .S&BLY IS DECEMBKR. £tt% ACUE«, AVOKD/VL'S TOW«. 'O*1* SHIP, ddjolninf! Railway Station, ttonUnc; o«i Kow Korth Road, the property ot H. Walton, Ksq.; ngw being subdivided, and i ■:, wiu be oaerod. tor ppsiiive Bale ut an early date, I B. TONKS~& CO. -



I Auctions. _^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, CITY OF AUCKLAND. 11 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS IN LOWER HEPBURN, NEW, & LOWER B ERESFOED-STHEEXS. G. w7bINNISY Has received instructions from tho City Council to offer for salo by auction, at noon on Thurs dayrNovcmbcr 23, at his Salo Rooms, Lower Queen-street, nnHE LEASE FOR THIRTY-THKEE J, YEARS of tho following CHOICE BUILDING SITES : X ALLOTMENTS, having a fronta^o of 38 feet » 6in. each, by a largo depth, to Lower Hep burn-street. 1 ALLOTMENT (Corner Allotment), i 0 feet frontage to Hepburn and Lower Beresford streets. o ALLOTMENTS, 10 feet each frontage- to " New-street (06 leot wide, leading to tho City Park). 0 ALLOTMENTS, 10 feet frontogo each to " Lower Bereaford-street. n AI-iLOTMENTS, Hepburn-street. U feet by ■" 150 feet, abutting on the Park (just below tho residence of Thos. Macky, Esq.). And 1 ALLOTMENT, With GG feet frontage by 100 ■"• feet depth to Fonsonby Road (adjoining tho residenco of Mr McLeod), &c, Sc. Tho abovo allotments aro pleasantly situated in one of the leading and most respectable neigh bourhoods in tho City (abutting on tho City Park). CT Ono third tlio vnlno of tho Buildings on tho Ground at tho oxpiration of tho Leaso will bo repaid to tho lessee. Terms and conditions of silo and leaso, with Plan may bo viewed at the office of the Towa C eric City Council Buildings, High-strcot, after the Bth November: and at tho rooms of the Auctioneer on tho day of sale. Allotments will bo flagged. FRIDAY, KOVEmBKK 24, NOJN. VMLE & DOUGLAS WlLfj sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shortland-streett THE FOLLOWINCt VALUABLE PItO PERTIES :— BELLWOOD ESTATE, f?O CHOICE BUILDING ALLLOT- Oe/ MENTS in this rising and favourite District. These Allotments vary in size from 50 x 130 feet to 59 x 118 feet G inches, and have frontages to Mount Roskill Road, Bellwood Avenue, Marlborough-street, Lawrence-street, Chatham- Street, add Roloigh-streot. Title Land Transfer. Also, tho Unsold Balance of tho STONEY.HURST ESTATE, Consisting of Lot 39, corner of Eden Vale Road, 232 s 231 feet; Lot 11, comer Eden Vale and Wynyard Roads, US feet 6 inches x 261 feet; Lot 25, View -Road, 132 x 277 feot (completely I fenced); Lot 12, View Road, 132 x 273 feet 9 inches; also, part of Allotment 6, having a frontago to View Road of 117 feet, and to Albert Avenue of 197 feet by a through depth of 607 feet. TERMS FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE LOTS' OSE-FOURTH CASH, BALANCE AT 7 PER Cent., 3 to 5 Years. GRAFTON KOAD. Valuiblo Allotment, corner of Qrafton Road and Beaumobtbtrset. S9 tost 7 inohoax 85 feat 19 inches; also, adjoining Allotment, S9 feet 7 Inohe-J x 85 fees 10 iicb.°B. MOCfNT EDEN, Allotment, corner of Viaw Road and ViotorJa j Avenue, 59 feet 5 inches x 'i'2s test 9 inches. VICTORIA AVENUE. j 1 Allotmeat.C-9feet x 266 feat Binches; 2 At lotmems, 93 feat 9 inches x 119 feet 10 inches. CORKER OF VICTORIA. AVENUE AND ALBERT AVENUE. Allotment, 33 feet a inches s US feet 10 Inches, OLIPHANT-STREEI1, POfiSONBY WARD. lot No. 13,13 feet 5 leches s 127 feat 10 Inofces. MELFORD-STREET, PONSONB? WARD. DWELLING HOUSE, Containing 6 rooms, servant's room, pantry and souilery, stable, coaoh-house, wood-abed!, &v,, with 3 Allotments bavins a frontage of 131 feot by a depth of KO feet, laid out a garden, and fully stocked with fruit trees, £c, Also, Lots 63, 61,65, 6S. 67, and part of 63. each hav ing; a tiontage of 10 feet to Mtlfoid and Vise streets, by a total depth of ISO feet. MOUNT EDE3 BO AD (CIOSE to the 'RAILWAY STATION), 2 AVotmoniß, 39 x 111 feet: 1 Allotment, 33 feet x 131 feet 6 luchea; 1 Allotment, 39 feet 6 |c chess 73 feot, COKSER OF MOUNT ROSKILL AND ' VIEW ROADS. Valuable Buaice33 Kite, 122 x 200 feot. The Auctioneers wonld call particular atter. tlon to thefaot that allthe&bova AHoiments are eituatad well within two miles of Queen-street. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD (HEAR THE POST OFFICK.) NEW AND HATSmSOMS FiMILY RBSIDE^CE, Containing 8 roams, all of goad siz-3: also, bath room, Bcullery, pantry, detached wash-house (wlthjooppei),j v-ood-honso, 2200-Kailon tank, eco ; Allotment, 50 r. 261 feet, cleared and laid out as garden. This floneo Id thoronghly flnl'had. and fitted with every convenience for a family. VIEW ROAD, MOUNT IDEF, NEW AND "WSLL-BUICiT HOUISE Of six rooms, scullery, and pantry, all well finished and fitted; AUotmeat, 07 feet 6 inohes z 165 feet. MOUNT EDEN ROAD, HOUSE LATELY IN THK OCCUPATION OF ■ &V. MACKENZIE FKABSR, Containing ten looms, with greon-house, cis terns, tanKß, &o.; Allotment, It x 160 feet, laid out as guraen, with asphalt patas, Re, Terms on application to tho Auctionedßi VAILE & DOUQL&S, Laud and Estete Auctioneers, hortlsnd-Bfreet. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. At 11 o'clock a.m. On the Premises, Sarsfield-streot, Ponaonby. MAKINE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENQLISH-MADK FURNITURE. F, C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr C, A. Bydder, o£ Northumbsrland House, Sar?fleld-Btreot, Fonscnby, to sell b/ auoHoi), oathopremiass, . TBE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE m\ GLISH - MADE FCfKNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATBR-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE ttill ejiortly be issued, and the Houee Thrown Upyn fo>' lospeotion (by card from the Auctioneer) for intending purchasers a f artnight before tins Bile. AISO, . (If'not previously dsposad of), at the same time and placa, will ba soid tha SPLENDID FAMILY KESIDENCE Of i2O raoiQß, roplate with every modern con convenience, and knowa an " Wovthumberland House," together ■srHh LARGE ALLOXMg.HT OF FREEHOLD L&ND. Tho Hoqbi) ia c'o:io to tho water's edge and proposed new nior. and commands a voryflno vlow. Is Bnitablo for a Bosrti Ick school, and 1b in every way well Butted aa a Marine Family Resi dence, or Superior Family Hutal, ia tho rißiog district of Ponsonby. Tho remaining Ground is being out up into about nine lots, with fronfcisoa to Sarifleld street and the Waltetnata Harbour. Tha whole of the EYeohoia.contaluiisg i aoreß, will be offered in one lot, aa par plan, and it not Bold in one lot will bo nold (is out up, LithiwaDhio Pians will be Issued on and after.Tuttoday, Uch instant, and can be had on application at ihe offloa o£ B. O, GKEENWOOD, AuotJoneor, Corner of Queen end Shortland streets. '' PRELIMINARY JKQTJC?1. " MR B. C. GREENWOOD a AS received instructions to soil, at an . early date, ' .7 A L 0 T S, situate in EDEN TBKKACB; ,iv - Also, \_ ; , ■ TWO NEW S-ROOMED COTTAGES, AH tlio property of Mr Haalett. The Lota,-will bo• flagged during the present month, atod'Lithographic Plans iaauod.. R. 0. GREENWOOD, - , Auctioneer.' ■_~



Auctions. Important JSToTior, POSTPONEMENT OF Ellerslie Sale i Ellekslie Sale TO MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, AT NOON. AT DOWDEN'S MART, QUEEN-STRKKT, The BALK'of the above Property la Unavoid ably postponed until MONDAY, 27th INSTAKT. aUhoeaino hour and ploos. la oonecqaenoo of the delays la the Sarvey. The Auctioneer has much pleasure In announc ing that the Survey will be oompleted by MONDAY next, and that the land 1b flagged, and Lithographies Fiona can bo hed on applica tion at the Cffloe ol the Auctioneer, or at the KUerslio Hotel. The LAND now offered is well worthy the Inspection of anyone desiiou] ot securing a Villa Site within easy distance ot Town, by Road or Rail. TRAINS leave Auckland for HBorsllo almost hourly, and the oxpense for a Season Family Ticket la Nominal. The LAND Is all that can be desired aa to Quality ot Soil, Magnificence ot View, Lcoality, So,, ia the Last and Best of tho Finest Property in the Ellorslla Dlsttlot, and long known as the BUeralie Part. It la the Intention of the Vendor to i»H the Property when offered on MONDAY, the 57th instant, and both Intending Bottlers and Spoon latora aro earnestly leauested not to lose the opportunity to vlow the Land before the Sole. The POSTPONEMENT la made with the Intention ot allowing time for all desirous to purchase to see the Land, and it will be their own fault If they do not do bo. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. TEE REMUERA CATTLE FaIR. LABT CATTLE FAIR FOR THE SEASON. ENTRIES on or before TUESDAY. Deccember 9. ALlfttED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. THE HAYMARKBT, PRINCIPAL WOOL SALE FOR THE SKiSON On TUESDAY, November^, 12 o'clook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. fIOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, November 20, ALFRED BUCKLAND. [Tn consequence of a general wish that the Government and the Company's "respective sales of Walmata should oolnoide, the Company bosagreedto POSTPONE BALK to 28th NOVJffiMBKB, and TENDERS to BteDEOBM BBH.J TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, JMPORTANT T.AND QALB. rpHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, AT GISBOENK, On TUESDAY, tho 28th NOVEMBER, 1882 AT FABHBIX AND BO»AN'S HAH. POUAWA. THE FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title, of 7,000 acres of Kloh Land In the Pouawa Blook, situated about five miles from 61s borne. This property ia divided Into Sec tions of from 100 to 800 aorea, and la admir ably adapted for Small Farms. Purchasers of Freehold Sections In this Block will have an early opportunity of obtaining, upon favourable terms, Leasehold Blocks from 600 acres upwards, situated between the Block now offered and the eea. This portion of Pouawa Is excellently grassed; and cannot be surpassed for sheep country. iriWHATAUPOKO, About 1,000 aorea of Town and Suburban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Gls borne Post Office, will he offered, if the surveys can be sufficiently advanood. This valuable level land, with frontage to tho Taruhoru, a navigable liver, will be cat into sections of from a to (0 acres. Should this not bn ready for the market at the Novem ber sale, it will be offered with other »or tlons of Whataupoko In about the month of March next. WAIM4TA. By Tender, to close on sth December, The ffKKEHOLD-or LKASKHOLIJ for 21 Years, at the option of the tenderer—ot portions ot tne Walmata South and Kost Blocks, and containing In all about 15,000 acres, Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Watmata Prooerty," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Gisborne. The whole of the above land Is of first-class quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company would direct special attention to It as affording a good open- Ing to small capitalists. Its rloh sou and easy aocess to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will be offered, and every Inducement given to Intending buyers. Plans may be seen at the Land Company's Offloe, Glsborno, and at any ot the offices throughout New Zealand, of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, B. HILL FISHER, Manager. BlsbOTnei 28th September, 832< PRELIMINARY NOTICE. WILL BE OFFERED FOR BALE, At an Early Date, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES, Being part ot an Kstate held In tract by Sir G, Maurloe O'Korke and Captain T, Yiret Shepherd :— - K(\ ALLOTMENTS In the best part ot Ohel- OV teohnm, North Shore KQ ALLOTMENTS at Mount Bden in ALLOTMENTS, Brightonßoad, Parnell o ALLOTMENTS at the Wharf, Onohnnga o ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf. One- O hUWKft on ALLOTMiINTi! at Mount Wellington, ■"V Panmure. ' Further larttoulars In future Bdrfiitlsement.



(iiiocione. ] MONDAY, Noon. I PACKING CASES, FITIINGS, ETC. ALBEUT-STREET, < Opposite Temperance Hall, K. A k"7h U R WILL sell by auction, on the Allot ment opposite Temueranoe Hall, Albert street, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, 120 Large Zinc-Uned Faoklng Cases, contain ing about 6000 feet timber and 1 ton sine Also. A lot ot FlttloßS, Seats, Tables, &c. AT AN JBARLY DATE. Ex Loch Urr, Loch Fleet, and other late arrivals. TRADE SALE C¥ Currants, Baidns, Fancy Confectionory, General Groceries, and Oilman's Stores. Messrs. POTTER & CO. WILL sell by auction, at their Stores, Durham-street, at an early date. SHIPMENTS OF THK ABOVE GOODS I (Now Landing). Particulars In Future Advertisement. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. TUKSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, JUNCTION YAKDS. FOR SALE, at the] Junction Yards, on Tuesday next BO Fat Oxen from ilawera 20 Fat Cattlo from Sunl Hills 10 Fat Ootilo from Walkats and nolghbour hcol 30b Fat Sneop /ram w o it a ra SOl Fat Sneen from U raiftato 60 Fat Lambs Ualry Caws, Store Oattlo, Store Sheen Fat and Store Pigs, &o. At 1 o'clock p.m, HUNTER <b NOLAN, XUjKSJDAXH, CHS HA7MA XX : B T, SALE Off WOOi, SHEErainNS O HIDES. «aA TALLOW, oaoii Tuesday, at » Odessa; ALFRED itITCKLAFB. Government Land Sales. JpUBLIC NOTIFICATION. LEASE OF FOREST SECTIONS IN THE THERMAL SPrtIOGS DIS TRICT, ROTORUA. Crown Lands Ofllca, Auckland, November 3,1382. I heroby notify that tho Right, for a ttrra of Sovon Years to Cut and Itomove Tlmb»r from the porcols of Land enumerated in tho £lcha*ulo hor»und«r, will be oll'ered, at a promiuui or foregjft, for Side by Public Anotlon, at thii office, on MONDAY, the 181h day of Dseembar, 1852, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, D. A. TOLE, ' Commissioner of Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. Bush Sections in tub Maiuehoa—otuijoa block—thermal springs districts, neak lake kotokua. Sc«. Aroa. Upset Price. a k. i>. £ s. d. 1 190 0 0 Gl 5 0 ■2 iW 0 0 61 6 0 3 J9B 0 0 02 5 0 i 491 0 0 19 2 0 6 882 0 0 98 4 0 C 505 0 0 63 2 6 7 521 0 0 65 2 C 8 516 0 0 51 12 0 0 1018 0 0 101 10 0 Business Notices til ih jj 0 j jj Q m} ot every description put up by contract. Nobody can do It cheaper or better than Bam. White. Paling ■•encoe, post and nil; Wire and Picket Fences ot every sort. Prices on application. All kinds of Gates made to order, aad fixed 'where required. Fenooa Painted. Posts. Balls, Palings, Shingles, Honse Blocks, ftOn tot Bale at yards, SAM. WHITE, Fencer. Bora-street (near Britomart Hotel T HENDERSON HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYMDHASI- STItX ET. A MJSKIUAN POKTKAIT ROOMS, XX 177, QUKBN-BXKKKT (Opposite Ti & & MorrtnW, NOW OPEN. Gems taken dally—2 dozen for 2a fid, larger sizes equally cheap. Come and see the Show Cases at the New Premises, next to Olark & Gane'B, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Queen-atreet, J, LOW Proprietor. ll* DWA it D it AtiVJj ft V, AKCHITBOT, riohburys sxmmms 90889-BTBIIBT. /J. X O v a v LIMB. GROUND LIMB, FOB OAIiB. BOUTHGAT B'S MAHURANGI HYDRAUIiIO GROUND EOOHK LIMB, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, In un rivalled for durability and hard-BOttlna Qualities). For tanks and other wot work It is a flrst-olass material, B, EEAKE, SOLE AGENT, ■ OnHTOM-HOPBg-BTBBirT. ESTERN FLOUJK.MILLS AND OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PABTINGTON BROS. pared to supply sofbriob Oatmbal in any quantity, guaranteed pure and fresh. Floor, Sharps, Bran, Wheatineal, Malzemeal, Malw, Oats. Fowl Wheat, &0,, always on bond, Dep6t-Karansahapo Road, Newton, Mills—Western Springs. August 11,1882. Jji?l!Hiaa OOHOEaTS. mmSeSm BfJUHJXJiONB FROM OCBBAS, BOHSB, DXJE'sa.&c, no. Every Person can hare theselu Uwlronn Homt . byo&lUniian 3, HOWDEH, SHOKMAHB-errKKsre, . iaa FDBQiUBma ess at bin HwaiMtisrowKD PIANOS -NDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT JL PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT BOOIKTY OF AUCKLAND, INVESTING SHARKS. This Society la now Issuing a limited number oC Investing Shares as follows :— INVESTING SHARES. Ordinary, carrying fall rate of Interest and profit. Itombers pajing BUbsorlptions Id advance for a period o( 6 montha end upwards secure correspond ing advantages. PAID-UP SHARES of the valuo of £20 eaoh for limited periods, carrying 7 per cent. ; interest, pajable hult-yoarly in cash and participating in profits. > MONHY ON DEPOSIT. The Society Is also prepared to receive Mow i On Deposit on the following ratoa sf istersst:— | For 12 months, ot 7 par cent, interest pay able half yearly. For 6 months, at 6 ocr cent. For shorter periods, 6 per cent. GKOHGE KRA.BKR, ■; : Manager. Offices i Corner 0( Queen-street and Vuloan ane.! '



1 i<n«iaaa^ JNot!M4Ui< I rgiHE BIVEKSDALE MANTIFaCTOK i-a INS COMPANY (IiIMITKD), m , „„„„ ll ' GRKV-MTRKKT. TANNKRB. OURRIBRa. LHIA'PHBR AND 6BINDERY MEBOHANTS AND IMPORTERS. The above firm hayo just landed, ox various late arrlvalt), , SPLENDID VALUE in JTrsuoh, GeriQßn, and . Bngll*,h O*lf, Kid Paton* Calf, East Indian Call: aud Kip, Batto. Klastio. Web, Boot Webbins and Wnlnßa, And a Variety of ' QRINDERI AND RHOfi MKBOEBY GOODB, Will also have regular Bhlpmsntß of nbovo arriving from the beat KusjUflb. Amorioan, and Continental Hnneeo. ColonlulTannodandCur ried Leothora always on hand. The I\,M. Uo. (Limited) aro Caabi Purchasers ot Wool, Bktag, Hides, and Tslllow. Now Lanfliug, ex Attosiun. excellent valuo In Llninss. KjeJuta, Heel xipa, und Harnßley'B 1 Toola of nil doscrintious, Tolophono Ho. 05, WM. 3. lIASJP6ON. Bcoret&ry. | OGSI LoUisT LOGS 1 TO THK , -*J MILL I Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw JMlte, at Onohunga (destroyed by flro some montbii Blnoa), are now In full woricnswln. AH lengths of logs at Mill wolUok to bo sawn. Beams and girdcra for brick bulMirß and wharf work, no to W foot, euuyliotl on the Bhortost notioa. Ciiuiointra reuy l'ely upon the orenm ot the timber going with tiielr orders, na wo bavo no manufactory to supply. Builders and contraoiora will tad It to tholr merest to glvo tliclr ordcra to us, na ther will Rot ull freeh timbor, frco Irom worm and dead sap. Ordow sxoouted with iSeapatoh. M H.UOB, Proprietor, , Kauri Point HawniUl, Ocohunuft, Septemhor '. CT O H SALE. 1 Four-wheeled Dois Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wboiilfd Dog Cart (nearl/now) 1 Larso Lads's Phaattm Uoublo-soateu tfusßy anted to Purobasp, Doub!c-£6Qtod Hooded ■ bnggy. 1 "tjiUAJaJES OAUiuA«iT AWC JDKAX JL ' ffAOKKIY, JAMES MACKIeT FnOPBiMOfi, 3 VMrroau-exsKVi- Eaws, .S.OOKVjinBi itajwJi* tii sV62!r de'-.oripi.i<in v WOC4 a^O Iron neatly axtxiutctl on Siiu t ioi nuJlc*!, Springs mado aoo rapalto'l. ya on hand, i law Quaiiiity el Lamps, sk-o Tronbiurlc Shaita »n<J Bpcketi, Ited Hum JfcUcsw, aaa UoDarj f. f own uiuiiwood. N.8.-Conp>r? ordera pu^ciusll f.Hendaa to, „ fay ' i" X A .0 U O X 2 JL» OPTIOUN, ;« Has n SBOCte SPKOTACLT3 AND BYH * aiiABSIS9 oi every aeaorlr.viMß< an aconrats '( Fit Kuarauitcd. ' OOMPOVWD MiOBOSWJPBB AHO T351.8 SCOPES, Poworful anaOhcsD. Ail duo id BAKOJiK'fBKB, THsituoxratau, Elkotkio Belle, BAST3RIKI and FIfTIKGS, a HagKcfc) FJcoti'fi Muebhif.iJ ftnd 'Modieal Cote. OPKRA GhA?:.'.V} ;«-•-. OCVIxAXi FIBU) AND MAKIX;; Gi,AaSKB. THKODOWTrvi CtfMPAKSSfI. SiXSTANTS, Spirit Hydrorcokrj, ;i:'.iwiiarometcr«, Ballnoraeters, Argrntotneters, ike, &0.,&e. Aanra »OU XAYLOK'B PATSNT 3KWTNG MAOUINKsS ft KSTKAS, lottraments and Sowing i'.schlueu repaired, OMtwras ibb PiHr Owiijs, shnvtl^iid-sSTaai. 5 rglO THB K£SlD£N'J'3. 6l»' SYMOND3- J. Q'i'BlSSS AND M>aUHUOUP,HOOB, F, BOVSY BairoocaUySJscacflfiS'Jrot-cifiaißOXOnEaX n shjj (OOKHIffI Off TUS KYISISB FASS KOAB, PBIMB COIWISIJ BJSBF Hittita en oaai v«toili«4 <v*!ti#J fi*i if* orrtevi pv xhjs pubuc of nJNSoiiißy IT, DAVIB3, iSoei and Wioo Manufnoturcr, ot Ponoonby lioaiV call* th» attcutlou of hia ono tonjom nni\ frlamJa to t!xo (uUuwliut i—Uhild ron'o Klrvatio Duots, from ?4; Qoloalian. la 9d (obildrou'et; V/fjmou'g Kid 4.H. Boots, from 7s Cdj obeap Uao in Aton'n fflsaUce, 12a (poionJ&l matio. So Woeo'jc's OnlonJal niada Loalfrts, laaea. s \ v £ v & a .'. m <DT SC-Bt;;»a ;-;;i>lio iis!, I>-Jld, Mtd U&atroi BnSia, Vlolorla-jfteH JSmJ. Oharss, Oa» amLLiff*. Oi-'i-f. ,v! ■,>■;■•.■ 4 :'-xri iruci 7 a»m. to t p.nu, HBO acauAt Moa:«KQa trurs 3 tiil 10 u.sa. rho JBaUi-roonw crs ill sirivasa, satl nuppUs* ffithe^try ocicvaakmuK 'farklat t-jwuls, 8«* led hair btaahe", ooxttti^, "NJSjto&taro, ao«l>Si ■Osi* • -ieiwjl bith-rcsuis ;:-iit.-.-a; jo» iiaillos overj ittt', st isli houiv, wlih ■ saj&la a«aaa&no«. On> aaiiiMira ahd Sispß.-fOB. fioass no»« the irtiroEßi Viosatla«Wßo: SMS, jkboro ESoQroy hoacfi Howl, »aa n«»3* BJi«s sbew Bsdtfins iufl Vnraltcra Zsrtrt, Aoeiciejid. N.B.—Barber In nttradsnoo. , " PAIN'S ' V' Vholosale&EstoU »Q W. H. HAZARD, Gtramaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, rraoTaoKiuiT to tub rotal t*oht nquAonoN. THK ATJCKLAr^'D FOKWAuuING AKD'PARGKIi DEUVBRY AGKWOY Despatch GoortH and Psrcelß of ntl doHorlpSlons to every par! of tha Town asd anburbs, at a OBffii.p Ratk, and with Btnarantand rflstalarlty, Tho fnllfiwiiiK aro tho Rooking Aqenotkb l— i A. R. L&dd, Cab'tmakor -Karanftahape Road W, H. Yoonß. Grocer ..Ponsooby Road R. Blrule, Pakar _ _Aroh HUI J. Reid, Cnblnetmake; -Corner of Kybor Pass and Bymonds-st. rS, Reid, Grocer _ .Oornsr of Kybor Fasi r and Qratton Roadi ; W. S. Oolllns, Grocer ..Parnell , A, Heldt, Cabinetmaker -Nowmorkot. DKLXVKRIKSI . Town Hourly. Bubtuban 111 a.m. and S p.mi . No. 78, Toiuphone Kxohange, HBAD OFFIOK t~ NATHAN'a BOND. OnSTOMHOnSB-ETBBM ffRKNGH Dftaaß Shirt MiNCTFACI'OEy, C. DK~:L"KAD DCBHAMST., ■ Ooraer ot Albsrt-atreoS, i Adorlakd. Private orißrsspeolsliy attended to. ana oxa catstl in JTronon Materials, impartaa Cireutly fron tho mflaufiotarara. I !l llrertS Bhirta to at Go* add on aieitßurameat Fit Uuaranteed. C^O TO iTJSAIJ qUAUXJiAcnpSK PUREST ! FINEST 1! AND BEET Ii I OaKYsroH Poultry t?akds, Laks Taka: PUNA. VARIETIES , liH;lit Braiunnff, Dark Brahmas 1 White CoohlnH. Mufi Cochin^ Hlacfe Oooh Langshaija, M»noro»B, Hoadona fclnok olisb. W,O. White Loßhoiun, Brov?n Hjfishorna 1 Dorfeings. Hftmburgfi, Plymouth Roolta, Peltia .Buen and Ayieabury Dcolo) SSND FOR PBIOH-WST OB1 E9QB, : Bgga oarcfnilj Faofced. and mnt 10 nil pmSs of tha Colony, tar Write for .Iks'j what you want, anfl ae flres» na above- X stnarantoe Batisfaotion in all onliniu-y oases. Visitors welcome, Sunday exoopteit. n. p k k i r HAS ,')•!«-.;■,'I,-f Rijembege! SJio6bOTa,w»» i L At BIS 111">K r >■>:," fORHS-ESKJSSSa, I Lsrga ?jnj»afetiss »£ Ssicaito£ s BSvisSag, ted '■ ■ i "?e?<isijte firoa m&fid hi ahiii-te« aeSMa, ' ■I &A J y,f-j i . 1 ,.-j',,i ,•; w ,jisiiaoeanpa-S'lp6. i ■ a!■/, i - i'-i •-" ' i..il(w*. i%e. ( as bis i . W»s!ssias--3»»s* ebwi, ( Caaatersriist'g.^Ul sAtusss so«aivs&£a nsias'S ntisafte& - ■ I s?sa v&xsaimtt w.sa® EHS-aovaa Ijsad i



moaatr j A UOKLAMD PEKMANESt' ' .C3L OaOPKHATIVK BUILDINH AND J SNVHSTMENS SOOIKTY. Oraictß i—l 47, Qomm-BBCxemx, j LOANS eracted upon approved eeourliiea ol i i B'roohold or Loasshold Properties in sums Of 0 SBO to £0,000 principal and Interest bains re- . payable In lnatalmenta at the following Rk- . t DUOEn Katbs for repayment of each £160 1 borrowed i— | Repaymiatoextena-p M , w# , filr Total amouut B Ing over Per Ween. WPWtt i,ie, « o. d. A a. ft. I I year «. .900 104 0 0 8 years _ _ 10 10 103 fl I i ( B jroarß „ _ lil 118 IB 0 I t ysara „ _ 11 8 mil I Oywir* _ _ SO 138 18 8 S -enra _ _ 7 1 147 18 II I 10 years -■ „ Bti IC3 10 8 I And n the sama proportion for cimaUes or larger limns. BIfiPOSITB.-Tha Society feoetvss Money on ] Deposit at i pot coaSi par an^wa, JOHN BATGKK) '! Sooretary. | IVB ON BY TO LEiSD on Mortttage la ' i.*J! atiy sum KQuircd, on terms to Bult lorrowera. Interest allowed oil monies placed ( n my hands till lnv«ated.—W. V. Stevens, In veatlng Apjeat, 187. Qaiien-streot. £10 to £1,000. VICTOIiIAN LOAN and DISCOUNi" A&iiKOY. HIGH-BTKKBr, AUCKLJ.ND (OPPO3ITJB! CITY COUNCIL OUVIOKS). Monoy advanced from £10 to £1000 on Personal Soouiity, Dooda of f roporty, hharoc, &o. Repavmonta oo.b bo made in Inetalmn&t^ ot Own HUiLtiNO i"B« Wkbic for each Pound bor rowed, or in any way to Bult borrowora. Oommuuicatlona Oonfidoutlol. I'ost Qgyioa ADDUKsa: Hox 00. Anokland. MOMiS¥ 'SO SiSHD oa Morti|flgO efl &"iEai!.otos ffesflhoia Bacaclsea. WM, ifQIiBMAfJ. B!Jl!el»8fj at* i Qnoea Bi>ii atn>rtiai;a-rit?..t. J*ii>(\f\f\ TO LSND on ff(«.KH',U« .Xi^XJKJxJ tiJUJOUWTY { aUitJ, BOVftttl 4umo nl fil.ooo and ACOOi—Apply Altkec Csrricb, affloo of William Alt^B«. ahortlgiid-Btowt. ■"6/3OMKX 'IV A.fi.S.o, la satKs o! &%s*s ISA. asi'i apwru-aa, iil 7 per os&t. *.«OK2!Y XU WSKU, ta iorji* ot Bins'] a/TJS. Bams, as bitqrl «6SBH oi lei«re>A oonn«6?j 63 oooraa, ~7T~ TTIOTOKIAW LOAM iSiMSS f OlfflOK. @-^-® n, H. KKHSINS begs to in- JL form (i>e Inhf'.bltenta of Auok yt land thai bos oponod the *W fibove Office In Viotoria-streßt, oppoaito the Hoyal Mall Hotel, where he la prepared to advance money on Jewellery, PJatra, Wsfohee, Clothing, mid ail doaeripjlormof McrohoncllSA, Money advasoed on Perooßol iJeuurlty; Weekly Faymonts, Bills disoountad dtjly A Private Offloo for the trannaotion of AdrdAliiiuluuss. Sawing Machines. K&TABLISHBD IMS. BY SPSCIAL Jx&jiso&?- WVQiiiniWT, JDUY ONLY TII a j ■^) sinnsG MAOHINXS. Tha Easioat. BluiDlott, Befit Mt>A<; and Most Dorablv. Tho only dowlas Maohlna which has never Men beaten in ooinpatitiuu, Solo Agents In Ntsw Z alarnl! SHAK.S PEAK AND CO,, (Oppoaito the Market,) QUICK tf-3TKKKT. ™ ,*uuicm. aORSKs! HOKSKS. UORSKS- Owners of Hortea aud Do^b ore earntstly <mutlou»d to uunsldor wall bitfjro purohasin« iLdliclse for tbo trßttMni>at of tliolr animala. MX. SL.KWINGEU, « VeUrlnary Suruaon from tbo Oootluenr, who Uaa vractlaed hin nio faMlon kuce»BtaUy is Kuupa, Amsjloa, >Twt Iniilea. Vioteria, avi t-jc tha lass twonty yeara la Jbunocllu (Uiago, Kcw Z*aland), and bx» been Isruoly patronised by eavoral U«voruoi». tho Oaucral n»d Fri,viiiCl»> Govormucnte, tvnd by tha publlo Kenerailj, '""^ who hM ' ato) * been* also nppoi«t»d hon veterinary fisrycan to iho Society for tba Prevention of Ctuelty ro Animals, is ntiw cilVri»K to t,hs publlo ot Auck land Pro'lno JW«dleiticß for tliu euro of tho various ditoaaea to whloh IIURSK3 and DOGS are subjoot. A8 ihe wcdlolnes havo teen hl«bly rocom roendnrt by all who have naod th»m. Sc i«l 1 bo well for'tho public l>i lvfrttin from uelnaany others tor tie euro of toalr floraoa and Do«b. The publio aro a.k»d to belkTO tliitan ei porltnced votciiiinry B»rKaon us Mr Sieatog^r if. anrelv knows better whst ho.ses r.nrt floffs rtquire ia tbo wai ot niodtotno Uinn a man who merely get* bis rcoipcs frcm booKp, and knows «othlng of tbo animal he 1% proßorlblng medicine MX BLKSIKGKKi mniraf&otorlnj; thrso Modlolnea in Inrgo Quentltiss. aud unpplying not only Naw Zealand bnt tho nti»hbouri/iit Ooloniea, ia able to coll thorn it very low prtons. In futnro ask for aieslnser'a Collo or Gdp* Drink, JlinbrcoAtion, Condition and Worm Powdera, Blister and Groise Ointmonts, ftnd Hoof Oil; Dlrtomper Powders and Manga Olnt mont for Dcga. ■ To bo obtiinod from all Kcepeotablo Chemists & nd Storekeepers. sfj NOB Vetorinarj' Surßeon. Pablio Notieoa. ,4 UCKLAKD SBLBUX RIDI> G A. BOHOOL, Kew NOKTH BOAD, BIDING MADK KA3Y AND QBAOSFDL, The Auckland Eseleot Kidln« School, for the Study and Praotlooof the Art of Kaultatlonin all Its branobe?, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gontlemen desiring to enter as pupils aro EOlloltod to forward their names to the proprietor on or before that date. Terms, and hours of instrnctloa aad practice, may be learned on application. Pupils supplied with Horses, and appoint ments tor School Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first. Class Samples at tho Sohool. The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book for the use ot Pupils and others, whJoh may bo had on application. Price, Id. Bpoolal Arrangements for Children. Female attbbdanok fob Ladies, B,H. has also oomoionoed. business as Horse. Trainer. Rvorv Homo entrusted to his charge will be properly Broken and handled either bb Lady's or Gentloman'u Charger, 6, H AZ E L L, tiATK HonGH IIIDINO SISHGRANT-MAJOa, AND Ibt Class jKlqcitation Inbtbuoxob, 1g Yearn In H.M. Hervloa. Coffeei Coffeei Coffees s. c.~brown, DUEHAM-STEKET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFffiH & SPICK IMEROHANT, HA9 ALWAYS ON HAND AND Fort Saie— FLOUR, in oacksr, lUO'p, Rnd 50V, " Bluo" brand FLOUR. In saoks. 103's, end 50V, "Rfid" brand BRAN AND SHARPS KAW AND KOABTKD OOFFSK PKPPER AND SPIOKB. ; U the matter of COFFEE, theattenHon of tbe Publlo Is called to the excellence of my brands, and a trial soUolted, Tbo Mixtures are composed only ot tho Btt|t Plantation Coffise and tho Be3t Chloory proourablo, and may bo oharaotorissd thus— " il'agla" (my best brand), nearly pure oaffeo "Ship" nnd "Camel," modium cofl'oes of great atrenßth aud flivour " Oaatlo" nnd " Lnopard," low medlnm and oommoa oeffees. To lovera ot really flno Coffee, I stronßly re oommona :hn " Kaglo." but to the general taste Medium cofl'oes ara found to bo most acceptable, and I say, theroforo. Thy ths BHIP Bband TnY THE OAMEL BHAKD Procurable from all Morchanta and Store keenora lioso, and in tins, iOl&e., 281ba, lllbs., 71ba, Bib?., libs., aibe^andHb. pOFITKSI rrOFB'KKI /-10FFBKI S'UPEKIOK COREUGAXED TANKS. J. L..KEAN Rub for Sale a number of the above, with Taps ready for uge price 3ls, at his shop, Elliott etrVt. Lbtko quantities of Bpouting_ Ria B i»K. aifd Down I'ipes. always in Stook. Verandatt Iron ourved at tte shortest noticj. Country orders will alwavß raoelve his prompt attention, Lead waahera always on hand. i J~ W. ~Si A D D JS a . has taken ovos tha Businesß recently : (■srrlad on JVTJS§ HAINES. TOB4OOOKIBT, I aed hopes reoclTo tto eupporJ of &l old oustomersi ____ BKLSOT AB ffi |^ a OFJOBAOOOB J QUEEN ■ BTKEET, |l H Under Albert Hotel.



■ Land and Estate Agentß. ■■W» V. , BOWK, LAND AND KJN4.NCJIAT. AQKNT QBNIfKAI. COMMIBION AGEiT, ! Next Union Busk, uoBUM-BXBBsa, aeck tAsro, ! Properties advortleert firae of oost, and no Oharie made unless nuslnesu doco. ■ Ijlatu o£ Properties for oaleforwarded monthly ' to iieents In Napier, WeUlngton, OhrUtobiuron and l)nnetlln. Insmaioea effeoted on Honsesi Crops, 7ur nHuro, &o. Properties Valued, Surveys UndottaKen, Bnllding Estimates prepared, Mortgages and Loans nogottutefli KOB Sa£k- QBAOK-STRSKT. Pout o»by-Hcuse, 5 rpomß, l on defurrofi oayraenta. very ohtap. MS KOOKY NOUK—Homo of S room?, quite new, I on dofurrecl paymeniu. C 9 BDiMSSVOiiu-STUfiiitT— Hoaso,7 rooms,large I hall, wo.te'- laid on. 875 • 59 ACRttS of Land in Te Awamntu Township, all fenced, part suitable lor building Bites. 870 i MOUNT Ka3Kirj(j KOAD-House, 8 ro-ms anfl suullery, 3 ohimlnißß. taulis. &o. 873 1 SKAWIKLD VlKW—r-ICO Cuttago of*rooms, I (jfirdou, anil largo worßßhop. £3iO. BS2 • PAPAKUKa.—7-rouii'ed lloueo and 82 aoraa 1 good l»ud, ou malu road, oloso to railway; " very coaj.'. Ao 1 80 AORM.3, near Hot Sprlnxß, Walwera. a4 " MAHy - B I'KHKT, MOUNT BDKN - Pretty Cottu«e,6 rooms and pantry,\or«olovol nilot mont. LM3 CUAfBLSTRKIIT—Houeoin thisoeutralposi tion, suitable for boarding hoaso. Vary oti<»p. Bdfl TWO SHOPS and Dwellings, on good le*dln« thorouKhfrtfo. 829 OUAKTON KOAD-Houae, 8 rooms, gas, ao B2 AVONOAIiIS—Rouoo, 0 rooms. oxtecalveßhedß, i stable, outhouses, etc., end highly onltlvatod fcroi: large orchard, etc. 818 I'ONSONBY—Houbo.Brooms, two tan&s, car , don, oto. 1 very ohoap. BID t 6KKAT KUKTH IiOAD-Houue, B rooms, pardon. Ho. 823 10GO AOEKci—Freehold Land, suitable tor a cattle ran; oasy dluranoa from Auoklandi BICVMXIAIi iJliOOiia of Native Lands. Titleni Crown Grants. Very ohoap. , AlO ', KAUHI BUSH, 8000(voi(!3, Rood water front ' sco, a« low prlea. A47 Vi ACHitrf Rood ploaghablo levol Land, close to Wl.au Stalloai AS2 PAKTICULABS OF OTHKB PBOPBBTIK3 OH APPLICATION, } SKVBKA& HOOD AI.LOTMKNTB AT VKFT ;) LOW PRIOEB. ! "glji O it S A Ti ITI " Nf)RTU PHOFtK; -Houbo of nine rooms, with out-house, on allotment 80 x W), tnree minutes' wnlK fnim Viotoria Wharf, unoly situnted.— - Prloo, £500. \> HO Udis of Grooms nnd out-housi", also near Victoria WMK, North Bhoro, on allotment 10 x 200.-Prioe, «300. WBl4ljStfLEy-3TBKHiT.-Houseof 6 roomß, on allotmoti 140 s 100. v ALLOTMENTS. PONSONBY.—Now- main ro»iJ,Bayfleld, good building allotment. JO x 100, partly fenced, £1 , per toot; >*Uo. 40 x 103, 30a per toor. . Kl^l ICUBUB.—Wear tho citatloa, 20a per foot, ~1 N.jRT.H aiIOBS.-GrancJ Bito noar District 5 B'jiiool. ovorloakluß Ringltoto channel. h»r ---p hour, &c 40 x 120, fenced on three sides—Price, *' £3 per foot. S BU«NYdIDE KBTATS.-17S 6d to 253 per i toot. , AVONDALH!.—Qaertor-aoreß(!Otion3on Mom i Boad £15. 0 OLAK«NOK - BTE vB r, Poneonby t- AJlot meniß, 20* and 25s per toot. Various other Properties. Housss to Let) &o. Particulars on applloation. KOBT, BORROW. House and Hstato A: rat, Hlsh-et "i(i ~V X S A Z W, •*• B* EinVARD WAXTffi p, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- MOUNT ALBERT-Gentlemiin'a Kesidenoo, 10 rooms, two biitbruomn, pantry, dairy, con servatory, lußupsiratstiulldißK: Man's room, v/tshbonae, outbuildliiKS, ouachhouse, stable, cotvbouse; fine volcauio coil; mognifloent view; noat-svtttion. VOIiOANIO h&UD (at Moant Eden)-91 aores In eoiiveniont psclaoolss, wlih Seven-roomed House, OutbulldlDgfi, Cidtern, Fruit Trees. £100 oash, btd'inoe at 7 per csnr. A Bargain. MOl'Nl' ALBttKT (oumc tf&U=v&y Staaon)- AllotnienMllttlf-aoriiiipWftriiai Voloivnlo Soli, Buaiiieeß sites, Magriiilcout View. Tha whole ot tho purohote money can romaiu at 7 per coat, KOUSR OF KIOBT'BOOMS (well built), IS nih.utefl from i,jii<Yu<-»uc4t. Adapted for privii'.a reaidiM'Ofl or bu«!wßS. Gaa Stove, ROii'io water uupply. Offered cheap. No. 205. 'I MOUNTBDEN (near PaUwny Btatlon)-Bev«n -roomsd ilouso and J-arf(O Allotment: good business Bite, £io'i only. Terms—Sony. VIKW ROAD (Mount Kdenl-Flne Seven ruumed Houeo; 10/t> rcomu, oonorcte oletern, biilier, outhouse, with, nearly one aora vol cnnlo land, OOTTAQK and Lame ALLOTMItNT by 150. olose to City. £200, • CORNER BHOP nnd UWKLLTNB at Parnell— A rsro opportunity for a pushing man, as one , fortune has already been made out of It, ONSCHUNGA (adjoining Pah Fdrm)-13Joor6S In (jraf». with i-ix-ruouiod Hou*a. cow-shods, &o ; abundant water, good oatelde tun. Very oa.»y terms. f MOUNT KOHSN—Caplial broomed House, with *, t«o largo nlloiiueaiß boiiulfully laid out. £200 oath, balanos at 7 per cent, 1 OOTTAQU and ALLOTMKNT, Ponsonby. etco. t UOUdE and ALLOTMKST, Searlcld Road a choap, i Kd. WAYTB, a House and Land Agent, f t • ■ —■ » Tji w ay x c, a LAND AND ESTATU! AGENT. 3 BUOKKIi, &C, 8 177, Q U B X N • S T R E E X, Oppoalta Mori In & Oo.'fi r I "I UOUSK, & tai'AXJi A^JiNX I ■*J VALUATOR, SCHERFF'S BOILDIHGS, FOUT-BTBKKT, 3 AVCB.LUW, J • The nndors<Kcod, In Oomroenolnß Buslnesa n ' Auoktnnd, bogs to nnnojißoe that twelve years' ', experience in Walkftto has Riven him an intl i mate knowlodßo of the district, as well as a . bnslneoH oonceotioo oxtondlnn to all parts of "" tha Anoklasd Provinoo. He Is, therefore In a „ portion to give tho tallest and most rollabU 0 Information to Intending rottlors, who will ] reoelve letters of introdnotlon to his local Anoois, and they will offer overy facility tor Inspecting the VAUIOU3 PROPERTIES ON SAND Fob Sals, Valuations of Town or Oountry Property made ot the Bhorteat notloo. > MONKY AUVANOBD on ITroehold Beoutitles, In Bums of £100 up to £5,000. MONKY INVESTED, and no chargo made to Investors. II KENNEDY HILL. 9 ■ ■ 'i -ii i i . 1 HoteiM. . _riJUL&jn.JUifiMO»X UUXEL, 3 \J ■ WukolleW-atroot, Aueklana, '. W. H. PORTER 9 (Late of Queen's Hotel. Queen's Rcdoubi). ■, WINS 3 AND BPIRIT3 07 THE BBS g BRANDS, HANOOOK'S & WHITBON'S SPARKLIKG ALES. PIRBT-OIABS AOOOUMODA7IOH VOI VIBIIOB 1 W. H. POKTER. Pbopxurtob. U A.OlflU HOTEfe. j JOHN RXLI<AN»H!K.._-,»_,.PBOPRIETOR • Bogfl to aasauneo to bio frlcnfls ana tbo sonersl 3 pnbllo, that ho has completed the extenslv* s alteration on hla promises. Amoag tha ln&nir ImproTcmente. be has Introduced A SPECIAL DININO-KOOU, , Under tbe auyorintonaenoo ot a well known C&torar. Tins "Oolaluo" will ba the boat tbe Bsanon . , osnaapplsr. . M«ssa at all honre. Best Standg Of Wlnoa and Spirit?. Hanoooß'a Syarfelins Als Blwaya on Draught. Bosrd rusd Eealdenoe. SOa per wesb. EaaaonaMe Oharissu, KsoallenJ Fate, Oiviiifej ! *od Attention. GaoA aiahUna Medical, ffiiHE best iiemedy known for Liver JL Complaints, Constipation, fisc, la Mar shall's Spaoial Tinoture ot fodophyllnm, prloe In Goodaon. London Aroade. |Ur EDICAL HALL, i-VJL PONSONBY (Opposite thbj Thbub Lamps), , Established 1876. ' J. G. HENDKBSON, ) Dlapenelns Chemist and Pharm.olat, and j aiirgHon-Oanilgt (Keglstaradt. ) KaiABMBKBD JLBOBi "^ S V, i? BASID 88, ' ' SGKSEOH DKWTIBS C w&SEXBVBSHSSKasat, HBU»a Quiasm-ssHSKJ. I KEJtilajs Ssa«»ct!«s« of n'eeta bt t3tn Oxs«« Histcswa Sa& . Protawloaai Honw-3 n.m. mi a t.v. > T§ AMES CATER, > eP DISPENSING AMD FAMILY OHEMISI (Mbmbbb Pharmaoicutioal Sooikiy), HOBSON-STBEKT, oioao to Wellington-street, Aunit&AtrD, N.Z. : puNußi p IANOSI Pianosi JUST X^ANDKD. PER ABHMORB. Bolng made to pa rder, persons In want ot a Rooa Piano uld oall at onco nd them. Piano, £21. 3 Can ba Been at Mr THO3. H. WKBS'S, Hob . Bon-stroßt. three doora from Coote-atreet. ) SOAP AMD OASMB : MAKOI?AO3;OBISKS ' qoX'S O & B:S£, SIOHKOHD,! , OBfl& PtiSiBSJSESSS 04 'SsiltiT?, WsSl S&GOIMiCInS, J' A US, Si H. BU TO a a iS, OABKS& COKTBAOTOK. SSO . @gofi« UMteii assfi liaUrered ttoia aWu'a tsida oa Bhoztest Ntaitos. Ballwt supplied, fitsnotssiM Ann bait w ssmhds ooas s Aim Wbrawooa toot tin nnoutt seasoaaWs.



fTIELSGBAPE LIHB OF COAOHEJ I W. X, CAuna;. COAOHK3 win iron tt tl | ollowlngtttme-table, carry ng H.M,Wnaui ! Leaves Cambridge tot HamWtff" daltfi I B*3o a*m, ' j < Leaves Hamilton for Oambridw flallf,« arrival oX Train, B.Sop.m. ■ £e?s Leaves To Aroha for Hamilton at 10 fct Monday, Wednesday, and Friday . .fteaves Hamilton lor to Aroha at 1 .» Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking Offlcoi Bwynng cartlß? ' ccaoa Proprieloti tinny and Bait Stable* Cambridge. «th Maron 1831 1 rgiHß FACT IS NOW ASSUBBD X THAT INaiHKNT OONBUMPnOIJ OHRONIO BROKCBITIB, ASTHMA, VBBOM AND hXma 00MPtArNT8, NKBVODB AKD WASTINO DISKASKS JJI ara permanently relieved, the worsj symptoms arrested, and a healthy re- AIOKOTS BYRUP OgaOO*TiyPToß - AMb WiNbTit. These great reaulta are owing 0 tbt' oomblnatlon ot NBBVK MSB BOMS TONIO „ that lend increased sustaining powers to the Invalid, added to which la the ' SPBODtO ACTION ot the Eucalyptus on the mwut mem* branea, whereby the air passages ara . oleared ot unhealthy seoretiona In ■•/. natural mannert Daily evidence Is afforded of *hep«£ manent reausoltatlntc action of tola temedy-so that allwSo sufler should at once make a trial of its eminent proper« ties. The Kuoalyptus Syrup Is moderate In price, and wltnln tho reach of all Who need It, Itisapharmaoentlcaloomb&ia> tlon of tonio alkaloids with hypophc*. phltes.md not a (secret nostrum, _ m Roffisterod and gazetted under "TB9 Trades Marks Bagletratlon Act," W Gravbs Aiokot, The Pharmacy, Auoe- . land. Wholesale Agent 1 Tan Nirff Ebaukd Hboo CtoMPAjnr , ;