AUCKLAND CRICKETERS V. TIMARU.

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TIMARU, Thursday atternoon. Conclusion of tJie Timaru MatcJi. —Auckland Wins By Six Wielcets. Lough partnered Smith, and the scoring now became very rapid. The telegra.h showed 30 and 40 in quick succession Smith getting 4 from a good boundary hit. 1 ough had brought his score up to 8 for several minuteb'play, wheu he was bowled by Lankbam- 5—8—46. King was tho in comer, and Buckland was substituted for Robinson as bowler at the upper end. King drove Buckland first for 3, and a single brought up 50. Singles came steadily, and with the score at 57 Blair re lieved Buckland at tbe upper end. King was splendidly caught by Gill at cover poiut off the second ball—6—7—s7- Eastern went in and Smith sigoalised his advent by putting Lankham out of bounus for 4, Driugiug up 61, and saving a one innings defeat. Easton, who is the substitute for Jones, commenced by driving Lan_ham alons the carpet. He also drove Blair to nil'and repeated the performance on Lank ham, adding another big drive to leg-off Blair and Gill, the fast bowler, went on at the lower end, ahd Eastou cut lhe lirst ball for a single, Smith putting the next to leg for one. Two runs for a bye, aud 70 appeared on the telegraph. Easton got a tingle off the fifth ball. The over was very profitable to Timaru, giviug two singles and two bye 3. Easton, who U a pretty bat, got another single from Blair, aud put Gill to leg foi | one. Hubinson went on again at the j upper end and took Smith's wicket w.th ihe second balt-7-23-74 .Scott followed Smith, and Faton drove Gill to the off lor two. The new man skied one of Robinson's to long-00, where .ardner ran for it, and judged it well. Tho ball went into his hands, bu, unfortunately came oat again. Robinson, h.wever, tojk Scott's wicket the same over with a trimmer -8 -3 -80. McKenzie, the next' man, celebrated his appearance by cutting Uobin-on for 2, while fca9ton drove i ill prt-ttily through tbe bowler's hands for a single. Gill revenged himeelf on Mc ! K,-nzie with a sneezer that disturbed the j ttuiuj.s una bails for some distance around ' —9 —2—83. Norrie, the last man, lifted ! Robinson near the boundary line for 2, and •a couple were got for byes. Easton got another h-g siugle from Robinson, and isorrie, giving a chance to Blair off the saiue bowler, was held. The innings closed for 88, Easton carrying his tat out for 12. This performance was certainly very good for a substitute, and as a matter of met Easton played the most stubborn inuiugs of the eleven. '1 imaru people were -nxious to beat tbe Oamaru score, but in ttiis tuey did not succeed. They only managed to tie the other place. .Auckland commenctd tbe second inn. iugs with 46 to get to win, and put together the following scores : -Testro, caught, 2; Blair, bowled, 7; Arneil, bowled, 3; iio'iinson bowled, 1 ; O'Brien, not out, 6; t ur:ou, not out, 5. Auckland won by six wickets.

Review of tJie Match.

TIMARU, Thursday night.

The match v. Timaru concluded this afternoon, and, as telegraphed already, was won by Auckland with six wickets to spare. There was every probability yesterday that it would havo bc.n a one inniuga def at, and so it would had lhe original team played. Robinson, however, peimitted their captain to play two substi tutes, who proved better than the men whose places they took. Easton, one .( them, is a fine steady bat, and payed a long aud patient innings, eventually currying out his bat, Norrie, another man, made two grand catches in Auckland's first innings, and also kept the wicket remarkably we'll for some time. It might be thought unwise to have allowed the substitute! to play, but the match was safe, and there would have been very little gate money if Timaru had been put out very quickly. Eichbaum ran up a good score ih a few minutes, hitting out Ireely aa both lankham and Robinson bawled, and getting them well away repeatedly. Smith made a long stand and shonred some pretty butting. Taken as a whole tbe t am was certainly better than Oamaru, having finer bats aud better bowlers, and their iuldti.g being smarter. Aucklaud did not commence their second inniugs till about a quarter to four, aodhalt-an-hourl.ter the match was won. Testro had rattier hard luck. The ball off which he was caught went off his bat ami hi-»b up at long leg, where it was held by Eichbautn. Arneil, who was playing a pielty innings, had the same luck as yesterday, being bowled off his pad. Blair and Robinson were clean bowled, at.d it was not until Barton ond O'jßiiet. got ia together that the required number of runs were got. The match was *on shortly after four, but the Auckland men continued batting for the entertain ment of ihe sp. ctators. Barton got 10, when he was caught at long field. O'Brien ran up 19, when he was caught und bawled, while Gardner also sloped tbe bowlers about, making more than 20, and oeing eventually caught. The tutal was about 9J.

lhe following is the description of Auck land's sicond innings : —Auckland com menced the second innings soon after half past three, Blair and Testro facing the bowling of Lough and Hughe*. Blair drove the formers first ball for a single, and Testro played the remainder of the over carefully. Hughes's first ball was grandly cut by Blair, and fielded near the boundary.line so quickly that nothing was scored, The next was a hit to on for a single, and Testro put Hughes to leg for two, long leg being too close to get near it. Blair again drove Lough prettily to long oft for a single, and again the baß was very smartly returned. Testro again put one up at long leg, and this time was held by Eichbaum-2—2—5. Arneil a-snmed the position, and Blair, having driven Lough for a single, Arneil put him prettily over i long-ou's head for two. One came from a bye, and again Blair cut Lough nicely for a single. Blair appeared very slow in running, and it was considered by the spectators that a run was lost off every hit. It is stated, howevt r, that he had no spikes in hia shoes. The telegraph shewed 10, and Blair improved it into a dozen by a fine leg hit across the boundary. Ho played over the n:xt from Hughes, and it proving a shooter, removed his wickets—3—7 —12. O'Brien joined Arneil, and two singles camo fiom leg byes in rapid succession. Arniel cut Lough for one, and put Hughes up at mid-on, but, unhappily for Timaru, no one was there. Arneil again cut Hughes for a siuglo, and O'Brien scored his fist by following suit, and then proved bis dispooition to be cat ef til by playing a maiden from Lough ratherprettily. Hugbe3's next ball, cannoning from Arneil's pad, disturbed his stumps, and the spectators cheered with delight -4—3—17. Robinson cime to the rescue, and in his first over showed the Timaruites that he was the pukey bat which tho Christchurch team described, as he snicked Hughes to leg for one, but, despite his pretty play, fell a victim to Lough. Things looked worse and worse when Bar ton went in, as he skied his first to long on when it wai all but held by McKenzie. Two were run, and 20 were up, Barton put his next in the slips, and again had life, and a single noxt hit,'for which he got one, was also a possible chance for square leg, but be appeared to bo asleep. Profiting by bis lucky experience, Barton now played more carefully, and added another one by a stylish drive to leg. O'Brien made the running by lifting Lough splendidly over the boundary flag for 4. Another single was udded. and Auckland thus wou with 6 wickets and several runs to spare.

CHRISTIAN TOLERATION.

(To the Edit >r.)

Sir,—lt is quite refreshing to see that jou have at lea^t two (hristian correspondents taking a firm stand in favour of a liberal interpretaiion of the word " Christianity." The Rev. Spurgeon is only the representa tive of a small section of tho Protestants here; and, in my opinion, has obtained his present status by tbe simple fact of bring the fey, c-purgeon's son. It Is quite Bickeoing to find that one so young ahould presume to apply such a remark as " an unholy alliance " to any actof friendly feeling that Bishop Cowie might coun tenance in regaid to Bishop Luck. It is quite time that such narrow-minded feel ings should be scouted by all those who profess to follow in the tteps of our blessed lord and Saviour, Christ.—Yours, &c, ■ . _ MODBBATION, College, Takapunfy ■

TURFIANA.

(BY CHEVAL.)

Me Alison's little Musket, Report, .in make its d-but at the Summer Meeting. The smallaess of tbe entries for taa Christchnrch Autumn Meeting is a matter of comment in the South, and the C.J.c are blamed for endeavouring to clash with the old establiehed Auckland Meeting One of the owners of Assyrian lost f rton by his victory. l ±50° Prometheus, by Tubal Cain—Lurline hnn been purchased by Mr Wellingham for'ionn guineas. w

a New South Wales school-boy drew Hecla in a £10,000 sweep oa the Derby Another sweep story runs as follows ■—a Queensland publican drew Lord Burehlpu in " Occidental's " £20,000 sweep on ten Melbourne Cup. He had a "time "durimr ?-?r eh ih1 B?i ent°JJ et £2?' and also boughta billuid table Then he got a wire from " OccidenU" informing him that th. sweep closed at 3200 subscriptions ant t-at bis dividend as a starter was £2* Hany Haines, well known amongst New Zealand sportsmen, was recently fined fill 10s for neglecting to attend as a juror at the Melbourne Supremo Court. Idalium cleared the board at the receht wiDtei races. at Otago sportsmen (writes "Beacon"!»Vn be glad to be reassured that the Hon. Ge o n» McLean does not intend to give up racing but, on the other hand, has bought som« more horses, as will be seen by the report, of the sales at Chiistcburch. 1 n_d_..t«_i tbat the offer to sell Lady Emma and tha others is made simply to dispose of Sir Hercnles Robinßon's share in them," Mr McLean's victories at Christchurch wen.' extremely popular, and so indeed were those of MrProudfoot, theßuccessesofthtsa two Otago owners calling forth general and 1 freely-expressed marks of approval. . -.'-" At the sale of Mr Nosworthy . h m J recently, Dr. Prim, of Christchurch mu> cha>ed a yearling colt by Karoti-MerrAaid for 350 guineas. * " Aiartindule " writes :—Calma, the w_y nor of the Mares' Produce Stakes at Flem ington, had a very narrow escape from fir. recently, through the boy who has him k charge accidentally setting fire to aoae clothing.

Jimmy Poole has arrived from Sydney for our summer meeting. If Libeller goes to the Thames, the big' events should be a gift to him. He j,^ been scratched for the Auckland Cup, and a visit to the goldfields is more than'pro. bable. The principal betting on the Auckland Cup is: Welcome Jack, 50 to 8 j Pisca. torions, 50 to 5j Tim Whiffler, 50 to 31- Nonsense, Kewi, Hilda, Hippodamis, Poet' andVottex, 50t03. . .-.;."

Amazon is in Millison's hands. Fit and well, she should have a good outside show for a place. : . Acceptances tor the Cup and Steeple arel due tbis evening.

lhe Takapuna meeting proved most en-' joyable. Those who attended the initial meeting of the Ciub, and were present yes terday, were._ astonished at the wonderful improvements effected by the committee in so short a time. Mr C. C. Dacre, lbs hon. secretary to the club.is to be felicitated ou the excellence of the arrangements and the success with which everything was carried out. Great difficulty was experienced ia ' getting some of the horses to go on -. board the steamer for conveyance to the Takapuna races. A punt was eventually pressed into the service. Maritana has foaled a colt to Hornby. The C.J.C. are in luck. Mr Stead has presented a hundred guinea cup to be run for at the Autumn Meeting, and Mr Cunningham has promised another. ■ The Taranaki J. C. Spring Meeting takes. : place on the 7th iust. Tbe stewards of the Canterbury Jockey Clud passed, the f.jllo«ing re-solution in regard to Mr Bate's letter drawing attention to the peculiar running of Natator at the meeting :—" Having heard Mr Bate's com«" plaint, the stewards considered it unneces« sary to make any inquiry. —L. Walker, ; chairman."' The matter then dropped (says the "Lyttelton Times"), but as Mata's case . was freely quoted and parallels the reverse

of complimentary were drawn, it is to ha- " • regretted that the case was not fully gone into, if for no other reason than that the

public sre always morbidly suspicious on. 1 | | all matters affectiDg the bona fides of racing. | The following were the amounts paid il away on tbe recent C.J.C. meeting :—Hon, ! W. Robinson, £1313 10s; Mr O. Proud, foot, £969; Mr J, Pilbrow, £672 12s; Sir - H. Robinson, £157 10s; Mr G. Bate, £147 10s; Mr D. O'Brien, £109 ss; Mr H/Lunn, ' -: £95; Mr F. Cutis, £70 ; Mason & Val- I lauce. £70; Mr G. P. Williams, £35; Mr ! W. Bishop, £30; Mr G. H. Lee, £24; Mr W. T. Sheehan, £15; Mr Murfitt, £10; Mr W. Butler, £10.'

Dunedin Races.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIN, Thursday,

These races came off to-day, the weather being fine. There was a large number of spectators. St. Andrew's, Handicap, a sweep of 3sovs., with 200sovs added. Two miles. Messrs Mason and Vallan cc's Turquoise, 3yrs., 7st Blbs. ... ... \ Sir H, -Robinson's Lady Emma, syrs, Bstslhs ... ... 2 Mr D. Kirby's Adamant, 6yrs., 6st 121bs ... 3 Betting was Gio. 4on Lady Emma. Tnr. quoise won by a length and a half in 3mlna 40ae.es. • Selling Race of 30sovs. Mr. McKay's Aurora, 4yrs. .. ™ I Mr. Stephcnsoiis's Eugene 2 SPRING Hani ICAP, Sweep of 70sovs. One mile and a distance. Mr L. O'Brien's Tasman, Bst 51b3 _ I . Hon. ti, McLean's Gitana, 6st 91bs ... 2

ST. LURE'S, MOUNT ALBERT.

The anniversary social gathering of this * flourishing suburban district was held last evening in the Public Hall, when there was, a very large gathering of parishioners and > friends, supplemented by a number of in vited guests, amongst whom we noticed the . Revs. B. T. Dudley, and W. Tebbs, Mr and Mrs G. P. Pierce, Mrs GU-Uan, and con tingents from the choirs of St. Sepulchre's and St. Matthew's. Tables, most bounti fully spread, were provided and presided over by Mesdames Haselden, Beck, Martin.M'otion,Taylor (A.K.), Webster and Wright. After tea a social chat took place, after which an excellent entertain ment waas given, consisting of pianoforte selections by the Misses" Mary Baker, Davis, and Taylor ; part songs by a choir (conducted by Mr Templar), of which the members were- Mra Pierce, Misses Connell, Gilfillan, and A. Ridings, and Messrs Gil- , iillan, Charters, and W. By an, and tbefollow. ing songs :—" lorelei," Miss Meier; 'The noble 24'h," Mr Charters; "The Friar of Orders Grey," Mr Worrall; "Younecdna come courtin' o' me," Miss Davis; " Maid of Athens," Mr Austin; "Valentine's Money,". Mrs A. K. Taylor; "0 give me but my Arab Steed," Mr Ferriday; "No Sir," and "Tit for ' ,' Tat," Miss R. Gilfillan. The Bey. W.

Tebbs contributed au amusing reading," A Single Gentleman," and Mr I'emplar gave Mark Twain's account of the reduction of

his guide to a state of imbecile flabbergasta tion. The Rev. B. T. Dudley spoke.on tho growth of Church offshots, and the*_iev. J. Haselden (incumbent) on the proposed enlargement of their church, stating that Mr A. K. Taylor had promised 10s for every £1 collected up to £200. Messra G. P. Pierce and A. X, Taylor movd votes of thanks to the hostesses, readers and singers,

and the National Anthem brought to a close a mest successful and thoroughly enjoyable

evening,

Sm Edward Wilmot, the physician, waa, when a youth, so far gone in consumpiion that Dr. Radcliffe, whom h« had consulted, gavo his friends no hope of bis recovery. Yet he lived to the age of ninety three 1 upon which Dr He berdon notes: ." This has been the case with Borne others who had many symptoms of con sumption in youth." Modern research inmedi» cine has now provided many invaluable reme dies for consumption, bronchial and chest com plaints. The combination of Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine with Ihe healing Eucalyptus (or blue gum) has been tho means of relieving and permanently curing such diseases. PosßesSt Ing thus a peculiarly reparative nutritive action, Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus with Hypophosphite of Limo and Quinine, ia a phar maceutical preparation specially invented for tho relief of sufferers from chest affections, Agents —The New Zealand Drug Company.

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Henry Brett, of Symonds-street, at his General Printing Office, Wyndham-street, in tho Pro vinoo of Auckland, New Zealand. . Friday, December l, ip<

:THB"'-AUGKLAHD ENSUING STAB. DECEMBER I



I Auctions, ' — — 'i MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. B. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from S. A Asher, of City Loan Office, Upper Qaecn-Btroot. to sell by auction at n_ Mart on Monday next, at 11 o-look. A LARSE QUANTITY ot IiNREDKEMED PLBDGHS.BB per KvkMKO Star of Tuesday and Wednesday. 23th and 29th of November. TUESDAY. D-CEMBER 5, AT NOON. MOUNT ALBERT. FACTORY SITE, VULCANIC SOiL. NEVER FAILING SPRING OF WATER. (To close a Partnership Account.) K. ARTHUR aAS been favoured with instructions to tell by Auction, at his Estate, Land, and Houso Sale Roam, Arthur's Mnrt, Queen-street, on Tuesday, sth December, 1882, at 12 o'clock noon, TO CLOSE A PARTNKR3BIP ACCOUNT. 10 ACRB3 OF FIRST-CLA9S VOLCANIC LAND, Cleared and in Grasß, having a large frontage to the New Nobtb Road, a short dis tance from tho Mount Albert rulway Sta tion. The Railway ruts through it, boundea at tho back by a Creek. A novnr fat'lng Spring of splendid water: a Quariv of fine Blue Stone, now being woikeC.f'.oui which the 6tene now being used at tho Savings Bank was taken; a good Homestead Site; a llrst-alass Bite for Woollen, Paper, or othor Faotory. Will be Bold in ono Lot. 'forms: Cash. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. EDEN mERRACE. DEN . J-ERRACff. NE W N O R T H ROA D. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, NOON. /CHOICE T^ILLA (JITES, GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGES, _c„ &c„ &c. R. C. GREKNWOOD BAS received instructions from Mr. Has lßtt to offer for salo by auction, on Mon ' day. tho 4th Deoember, at noon, at hia NKW ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, Between Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s and the New Bank of New South Wales, and opposite to Vulcan Lane, ryn. choh c building lots, & '\f having good trantage and great dentn, and e-itnatcd on the right hand Bld« n( Eden Terraoe, New North Boad. Tha land Is all In good grasp, semi voloanio, and oommandß a very good view. The land is situated jant outside tho City ' boundary, having all tho oonvMienoe of City property without tha expense. The City Water Malna and Gas are laid on to • tha bonrdary, anrt Working Mon end others •wishing for a FrechoH Lot clo o to town ought to avail themselves of this ojp irtunlty to seoure a Home for thomaelves. Llthograohic P:ona ore rr-etly, and can bo had on application at the cfH;o of tho Auctioneer. The lind Is pozgod and fliggod. Also. At tbo same timo, will be offered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COTIAGES On Freehold Lots, with frontage to Eden Terrace. ~And 2 ALIOTMSNT3. with frontage to Viotoria Avenue, Eden Terrace. The terms aro One-fourth oash (for the allot ments) and tho balance 3 yost a at 7 per cent, per annum. For tho Cottages: One third cash and balance 3 years at 7 pr s cent, per annum. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. ( R. C. GREENWOOD O"AS received instructions from tho Anokland Harbour Board to sell by pnbUo auction at tho Offlcos of tho Board, Fort- Btreet, on Friday, the Bth day of December, 1883, ' at 11 a.m., ) TheLEASBS3 Of the following ALLOTMENTS, for a TERM of FIFTY (50) YEARS, subject to the provisions of "The Harbours Aot, 1878"!- I FOUR ALLOTMKNTS-No_ 88,87.83. and 89- I with Frontage to QU BEN-3TREST FIFIEKNALLOTMENTS-Nos.SOtolOl-wlth I Frontage to CU3TOMHOUSE-STBEET THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FLAGGD, j Draft of Lease and Conditions of Sale may be ' seen, and Lithographic Plans obtained, at the Offloo of the Board, R. C. GREaNWOOD, Auctioneer. B, TONES, R. C. CAKE, B. D, TONHLB WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. C COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOT- J MENT, main road Semuero. GRAND ALLO rMEMT.adjoining residence of T. T. Gamble. Esq. LARGE PAODOOK in roar of residence of W. Ladder, wsq,, for Laaßefor 21 years, on Wednesday, lieosmbei.' 13, at 12 ■ o'olock. : B. TON X S ._ C 0.. . Auctioneers. PRELIMINARY NuTIC-. m/ill be Offered for sale, W AtanlfarlyDote, THIS FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPERTIES, " Being part of an Estate held in trust by Sir G. Maurloa O'Jtforke and Captain T, Viret Shepherd:— KA ALLOTMENT- in the best pari of Che! *>v tenham, North Shore KQ ALLOTMBNTS at Mount Hden 10 ALLOTMENTS, Brighten Road, Parnell o ALLOTMENTS at tho Wharf, Onehunga 1 o ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf. One ° hunga on ALLOTMENTS at Monnt Wellington, mrO Panmmo. Farther particulars In future advertlsemcn TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. TBE REMUERA CATTLE FaIR. LAST CATTLE iVIR FOR THE SEASON. ENTf.IBS on or bef jie TUESDAY, Decoember 9. i ALFRED BUCKLAND. t -t-tf-.auAiio | fH B BiTil &B. K.B _ BALB OF WOOL, BHEEPSKIHB ■ HIDES, and TALLOW, eaoh Tuesday al ) lltfOlOO-i I iJarßEp buokplbd;



. Auctions- 7 TO-MORRUW. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2. AT STONE HOUSE, HARP BOAD, Near Harp of Erin Hotel, TWO 2-YEAR-OLD COLTS BY MATOHLESS TWELVE DAIRY COWS THIRTY MIXED STORE CATTLE One Acre Early Potatoes FOUR. ACRES GREEN OATS Nine Acres Green Oats and Meadow Grass Spring Cart and Harness TWO PLOUGHS, SET HARROWS Swlngletreep. Chaffcutter, Roller Mangold Crusher, Chum?, Dairy Utensils HOUSEHOLD EFFECT?, POULT aY, &a„ &a„ &0. THE undersigned have rcceiveed instruc from Mr N. H. liobiaaon (who Is leaving the dlstriot) to seU.at hU restdenoe.Stone Hons9, Harp Road, on Saturday next, THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, as enumerated above. AT 12 NGON. HUNTER eS NOLAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL SALE. r j HE Second and Principal Wool Sale of tho Soason will bo held at tho Durham Yards on Monday, the Ith L'e jembor. At 2 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. . FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, FURNITURE, &C. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr McGlashan, to sell, on FRIDAY, tho Bth Deoember, at the Durham Yards. THE GOODWILL CF THE UNEXPIRED TERM O. LEASE, of Six Years, Of the JUNO' TION HOTEL, doing a large and respectable bnalness.The oommodlousnees of tha Honse,and the desirability of the situation, are too well known for comment, but Its immediate prox imity to the terminus of the tramway renders it prospectively more valuable than other subur ban houses. Persons in quest of a good house oannot easily And a more, desirable one. AT 12 O'CLOCK. * HUNTER & NOLAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24 DURHAM YARDS. TilOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on JE Friday next, - Ex Hawea from Chrlstchurob, A THOROUGH BAY MARS, by Tia dnoer, ont of Peneeroea, Fnll pedigree at Yards. HUNTER^ NOLAN. ' DURHAM YARDB, Ki\ TRUSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED o\f MEADOW HAY, FOR PRIVATE SALE, HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, At 11 o'clock. AT SIBBIH'S FORinITURE ROOMS. IA CASES ASSORTED VALUABLE ENGLISH FURNITURE, IRON BEDSTEADS, AND LOOKING GLASSES. Jf, 3. COCHRANE) [JAS, DAOBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, " AT TWELVE NOON. VILLA SITES, MOUNT ST. JOHN ONEHUNWA ROAD. ' rrf»HE Subscribers will sell, at their X Rooms, Fort-street,onMonday,Decomtor 11, at lao'clock. by order of the Trustees In the Estate of the late William Rattray, THB FOLLOWING VALUABLE BUILDING SITES, MOUNT BT. JOHN :- Lots 9, 4, and 5, Seo. 3, having frontages of 50 feet eaoh to Onehunga Road. Lot 6. Sec 3, CO feet frontage to Onehunga Boad, with Dwelling-house of 8 rooms erected thereon. Lot 7, Seo. 3, having a frontage of SO feet i ■ inches to Onehunga Road, Lots 9,10, 11,12. and 13, Seo. 3, having a ■ frontage of 50 feet eaoh to Willlamson street, , Lot 8, Seo. 3, with a frontage ot 85 feet 9 inches to Williamson-Btreet. • The above allotments are well-situated on the main road to Onehunga, immediately opposite the resldenoe of R. O. Baratow, Eaq., and in dose proximity to ths properties of Messrs ' Murdoch and Hesketh. They are only about five minutes walk from Remuera Railway ' Station, while 'Busses ate continually passing all day. , ' - . For farther particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' AncticuQ&ia. W, & COCHRANE], UAfl. DAOBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 11. IMPROVED F_.R MS. MAKETU, . GREAT SOUTH ROAD. OPAHEKE. ALLOTMENT, PAPAKURA. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, December 11, at 12 o'olook, ■ ' Bv'Order of the Executors in the Estate of Nathan Stewart, late of Maketu, Farmer, Deoeased. LOT 1.-Lots 101, 106, 107, 108, and 110, Maketu, containing 50 acres, of which 20 acres are in grass, remainder fern and • • mixed bush, the whole securely fenced. LOT --Lots 116, 117, 118, 119, and 120. Maketu, containing 50 aores, nearly all fenced, about 16 acres i n grass, remainder mixed bush. I/)T 3 —Lota 181 and 212, Parish of Opaheke, containing 88 acres, nearly all fenced, about 20 ncroa in grass, remainder mixed bush, of which 28 acres have been felled for burning. lot 4-Lot 147. Section 11, Village of Papa kura, containing J aero. NO RESERVE. * For further particulars, apply to Messrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, or SAMUEL COOHRANB <_ J3OIH, Auctioneer*. Jr. B. COCHRANE] UAB. DACBE -' MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Order of Commissioner of Hospital THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF BMALL FARMS AT NORTHCOTE. f fIHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by JL Auction, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday. XSib instant, at 12 o'clonk, THS LE ASS, for a term of 21 years, of Allotments H, 15, 16. 17, and 20, Parish of .ckapune., eub-lvlded Into Form Bootlouß .of from 3 to 13 aores, having Irontugf-.tothem-inroaO, the oca, and _"« Conditions and turthor particulars apply to xSShIKL.CpC-LKANE & SOW, ■■'■--—■ J'-- j^s^egga^, ..-',.. ■'



Auctions. „ ] WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. THE HAYMARKET. TKTEXT WOOL SALE •A^> Will be held on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 12 o'Clock. SALES OF HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, And SMALL PARCELS OF WOOL Each Tuesday at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. " Waiuku—Saturday, December 2 Pukekohe-Monday. De'cembsr 1 Remuera Fair— vVodnrday, December 13 Pokeno—Monday. Dec:mbor 17 i Drury—Wednesday, Decembar 20 I parakura-Wednesday, Decombßr 27. ' ALFRED BUCKLAND. , Land and JBstata Agents ! BjT 0 X S A L E f : J*? by EDWARD WAYTE t HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. - MOONT ALBERT-Gentleman's Reßldonoe, 10 ' rooms, outbuildings, 3 io9 acres voloanio land J (near Btation), flno view; J cash. ' MOUNT ALBERT—Houso 10 rooms, outbuild- Inge. 2 acres fronting three roadß (near station) -£950. " VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)—9l aores In convenient paddocks, with Seven-roamed House, Ontbulldlngß, Cistern, Fruit Trees, £150 cash, balanoo t.t 7 por cant, A Bargain, MOUNT ALBERT (near Railway Btation) ---6.1 aores voloanio soil, In graes ; splendid vlow, fronts 1 roads. _ MOUNT ALBBIRT (near station)—Honso W r joms, 2 acres.—£7oo, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM 3, .don Crosoent. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered oheap. No. 205, MOUNT EDEN (noar Pallway Station)—Sevon roomed House and Largo Allotment: good business Bite, £500 only. Terms—Kasy. MOUSi T EDEN—House 5 rooms, £500; i rooms, £210 (In one lino1. VIEW ROAD (Mount Edoni—Fine Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonorote otatern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly ono aore. COTTAGE and LOT-193 x 150-£2OO. CORNER SHOP and DWELLING at Parnell- A raro opportunity for a pushing man, as one ' fortuno has already been made ont of It. ONEHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm)-Ul aores In grass, with Blx-roomed :Bouee. cow-sheds. So.; abundant water, good outside.tun. - £6CO ONEHUNGA—House 8 roonia-fiiO MOUNT EDEN-Capltal 8 roomed Houao, with two largo allotments bciutlfnlly laid ont. £200 cash, balanoo at 7 por cent, ALLOTMENTS, Seefleld Road, Parnell,Rich mond, Mount Kden, etr. ED. WAYTE. Houbo and Land Agent. T W BARDIE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT. MO2IBY LENT ON PHBSONAL SECURITY. HIGH-STREET. AUOKLAHD. Sawing MacHlnes. THH GREAT gftWING MACHINE IMPORT ER t has .car BHC-ivam t AiLa 'jo ShlP-iaa: o: tiia Challenge Maohl&ft v the World— THii WHITS Co.'s SawiNO MACHIOT, The Most Silent Tho Cheapest i, The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Most simple The Largest Tanls Ths Most Kasy ta Work The Be n Coy er r Tho Moat Curable The Simplest Shnttlt 7 .be Mta. V'tegs.: Tho Nea^n- iiasoh TSSVOLS MACHIHS3 fIOBB. -J. 1(K II t'§^ffi'i|y'7c.'c:;s^SS3'', '■wsifiutli •" ,S*.'.".. !..-'-.'v " ''' '-— TE^.^ m* best aawtsa KAaemsn xvbb «_j c Btfce ef HAND Machisbs, £3 10s, • AIS-3, A.W__B OH HAlfi. • Qaaniao Blngor Friatar and Ro smaa Werihehn Standard Howe Comp_ui*e Wheeler and, WUsc- Srover and Raker's Jones'a ABO nomsatia AndoShargoodtcßko TOOK is, a, ?se Week l 2s, Sd, pkr Wekk' U_ HACHI:ifH_ aO-JUS-SLBB, 'rfctssa Machines can bs ua_ at my Agents i {_ MoLeauand Co., Pioneer Btora, Whnngare I ThonißS Welli, Cambridge; William Stevens on Onehunga; K. Wayte, Hamilton; Parnell and B_r„_, CUPboraes i Brsnnsn and Co., Tanrani:* and at other plaoou, mH S JVBB-T T\ SPO 7, "ttUßiJrt-HTRKST B , _ ESTABLISHED 1855. BY SPECIAL .^S^^^^u APPOINTMENT. Buy ONLY TH- CELBBRATED A <^ V / -£) SEWING MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohlno whloh has never beenlbeaten in competition, Sole Agents In NewZjaland: SHAKE PEAR AND CO., 1 (Opposite the Market,) 9 QCEEN-BTRKE tfiui__V UCKLAND PERMANENT CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING AKD :N".'>ISTMENT SOOIiSTY, Ors'ioa t—l47. tj___--ss__E-. LOANS granted npon approved (leourlSles ot 3 Freehold or Leasehold Properties In sums of SSH to £8,000 prlnoipal and interest being re payable in Instalments at thß following Re- DUO2D Rates ter npaymsat of eaoh £100 borrowed I— Kepaymeiiteozwua- p _- -nyfins- Total amount a ing over M "MS' repayable. f & s. tl. & a, d, i, I year ► - 2 0 0 104 0 0 2 3 years - - I 010 103 8 8 3 years - - 14 7 11818 0 1 years _ 11 8 JSI G 8 . flyesrs - . 8 8 13818 B -ears: _ - 7 1 H7 IS 8 10 ysara - - 8 8 16218 ? And n the oamo proportion for smaller or largor loans, DEPOSITS.—Tho Soolety rsceivaa Money ot (Llepurjit.st I per coot, par annum. i " . JOHN BATGKRj Secretary. ONEY. IO LEND on Mortgage In any sum required, on terms to ault . lorrowora. Interest allowed on monies placed nmy hands till invested.—W. V. Stevens, In veßtipg Ageat, 187, tjneen-street, :" £10 to £1,000. i tTICTORIAN LOAN AND DISCOUNT J V AGHNOY, 1 HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Money atlvancad from £10 to £1000 on Fersonal * .Seomity, Leeds cf i-roperty, chsrsp, &o. Ropaymentß oan bs made In Instalments of One Shiliino pek Week for oaoh Pouhd bor rowed, or In any way to suit borrowors. Communications Confidential. Post Office Addrkbb : Box 90, Auckland. -jygOSTSY TO WSM» oa Kftongfijr- a' FlwrtHJlaea SMShoW Saottritioi!. WSfi OOtd_22_-i, Balieitsie B_ I Qaesa aad-horilftEd-al-nnt- i-WArsr. TO LEND On FRKEBOLL 3b/_ \J\J\J SECURITY j also, several sums or £1,000 and £500,— Apply Altken Carriole offloe of William Altken. Bhortland-street. MONEY TO .__B!D, in sums ot _21? V _ad npnards, at T per cent JACKSON A: RUSSELL. Bolle-tora Fai*ate-8_ ; ia/rONEY TO LEND, In large o. small i__L rrams, at usual rates ot interest, "~* ctoNNBLL ft OOOPBa, Solicitors, 1 yolnabuMi L



,- Ironmongery. | E. POETIE & 00., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STBEETS, AUCKLAND. \ j A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS 5 IN STOCK. 5 1 ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE ' Cruet Stands Tea and Coffee Sots j Buttor Coolers jdk Ml fla'Sbt Biscuit Boxes J Pickle Frames flllf' 1K *^^S Erß Frames ' Sardine Boxos Buffi!.' BT Candle Sticks Cake Baskets fS^'^^^^^i FfUlt ****** Dish Covers jrM|MK f^y Ep*ill__. Toilet SetS Fish Knives Spitit St°ndS i Napldn Rings S^^^l^^^^^^^P Trays and.Salvert \ KNIFE CLEANING MACHINES. \ Rapid Wator Filters Housemalds'Jßoxes Knife Boards and I'olish JV^:^*J^^A. Patent Cinder Silters ( Sausage Machines OT id >-?£ Coffoe Koasterl *&& MUls Sausaßo Fillers *$$$■"'~~ "'*•■ Indiarubbe*Knife Boards Mincing Machines Silversmiths' Soap Pudding and Jelly Moulds JSW^^^^^^^m Brunswick Black Lady Help Knifo Cleaners M* KmcrJ cloth and Blftck I^wd NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS. Spring & Leyor Mangles m/^^^-mm^^. .pm. Bradford's Washing Ma- Comblned Manßles and^L..,. , chines and Mangles Washers ' JR^^^sJas^ - ( .*uL_»3^ JU American Tubs & Buckets Copper Farnaco Pans T^^^^^r^^Wjga.. j*JmW Cast lion Baths Mrs Potts's Cold Handle W™lW*»»*tite" !( fc'«««&(iTowel Boilers Sad Irons MrkjUr" ~^^_rElß^ 'bower and Plunge Baths Laundry Stoves B^HS"* Ifljß A* Sad Irons Wash Boards and Clothes J^TBk EUREKA" WM Bath Sponges Fluting Machines TiSi^ ' l i!w Gofloiing and Knklng Wire Clothos Lines Irons BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brass and Iron Bird V" Hoso Reels for winding Cages >m\ garden hose Brass and Iron Parrot /g* Garden Shears CageS 4^P™^\ GirdenßoUers WireEUTraps MlfnM'u Hi^uwi. /^wW-ii-i^yw^A Gatdon Seats and Chairs FlyCatchers -^Z^tHH^JAV^. „ , o , xj^g^^feKj^^lv GardenSyringos Garden Arches •'^^^33lft^ftiTS^^^ -. . -. m=f^AAAAA£3^rW: Frumog Shears Galvanised Wiro Seed TTI II I ill' - . ,-- ~ Protectors _L_LL^ j] Scythes and Handles MetnUlc Labels and Gar- ,#|if ffl |7W' iff 8 B@S Hose Branchea den Pegs l&ya*M^^ x lP('^^^|vfc/)v«*^rli x>aisy Rakes Watering Pots _f_fll> " \ \Ss^« .• ___f|i fxH' I»W^'' TO 111 Cast Iron Slower Vafios PMladelphla Lawn '| " \ ,_ _. , Mowers 1.. 'f? Caa n Eountalns Lawn Edge Clippers Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklers . «i?SSA. Kak?B^ s P»dMiand (at wc la*t tefprrcd to the subject, our atte ii tiou ha* been directed to an old statute i ,7 fto retgu of Edward First, called tl - COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELPIECES, * TILE HEARTHS, REGISTER GRATES, PLATED FENDERS AND FIRE IRONS, PLATED ASH PANS, i i KITCBEN FENDERS, KITCHENERS, ' BRONZED HAT UMBRFLLA STANDS, MARBLETOP TABLES, ENAMELLED AND IRON SINKS. LAWN TENNIS. CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS "VTESSRS E, P. & CO. have just rooolvoi, per Wavo Queen, their Annual Shipment ot tho j above goods, direot from the MTJ-ufaoturcrs, oomprlslng— - - materials for j Cricket, Jj a. w n Tennis, etc., etc; etc, etc. ! Cricket Bate, Balls, Stumps, Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Scoring Books, Cricket Nets, <_c, . ,i.-,. - Tennis Rackets, Tennis Poles and Nets, Tennis Balls, Tennis Sots in Boxes, Rugby Foot Balls, Boxing Glov?s, &c, &c, &c. LAWN TENNIS. CRICKET. LAWN TENNIS. •tn -pr*\-p'i iijip o-r- r~*r*\ Jtij- Jtrl_JJrCJ-,JtljJt-ti qZj OU-, WHOLDSALE DEPARTMENT: BETAIL DEPARTMENT: ' QCEKN-STREBT, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. _ I ■-- I ALL QOODS DELIVERED IN TOWN AND SUBURBS. I 4 . 0 a 6 " /- --. ' f • :'-"•- ■-' ■ :-■■' - ■ •-;.. -: *- .":



W Me" PS I a-Iy M WO" fe q i j 11^, _OItO_K,itJB sGi_ A« | HKEOHANTB, j J^HiLLiPr'- Sm- I 95 * OT, Qubkk- BTaswa?, Anoint. » nb. M-l ! ttSPQIV. ERa 0. ?AP.KKASaSS6S, i _„ai DBoora.ons, 63Li_-—i'ilifj'aeA. Silvered, and HO-!{h Pi««»>. "-InaUol. aad UJUktoe-IAI Eheei. P_uto grarjfete, R-lnt'JShftt".oi. WSJTB LEAD, Ooie!t_B, OU, VABNOBHIfJt Brushes. Mlxst" Pstot., Or.wsn'a Aailcfi- {(islvn and Patent Silicate Points, MOULDINGQ—GiIt, 3_!nfcA. Vanearea, fc« picture Froine and iteom DeoomUona, Fantr Fratnos tor CabineS aad C.D.V. Piotussa oi overs descrfpUO- In Brent!) ".Ha?- SOBAF-—Pholos and Colours., Albums for Photos, f3r.mii*, So., a»„ _o Oot-ou) or Ovorlay Mounts, all eiseai C.tit:* nv.6 O.D.V. Mann_; A_te»' «iwnMS*te" W, IP, _ -. h_v__ .»v.'*jt on a*a_ i_e torsos; slack of ihe .novo stood* in as* "oi-_> i»imi<\ ot New He-land, ore obis te a-ooql-- oittier -who': lAla or retail or-on. on ths. <_o&t t_?__.'A_n .asixa, -amploi of P>,P3."har.„teHi _.m jj^. ateoV, or of iirlgte-l pao-aija., a&s-.: «:_ apvi'js• Hen. New fettler. in Atuumsu sltonSe? lispou oar stock of 1 .psrhangtiigi; ajid Plolcjes barors nttlng np their new homes | ibey wll' find =«»■>-* ihte. to salt »he meavss of everyone. W PHIjZIFPB&SOh, -ITgftN-tITHBK*. ATOgtAWM ]f o. k th Shore. AT THK WHOLKHALE XVINK, SPIRIT, AND ALE STORK We aro BOTTLING and SUPPLYINU ENGLISH and COLONIAL ALt and SIOUT. in splendid oondttlon, by theo abb or In mixed dozens of B*y eight b.tloß of Ale and Stout, and four bottles Wines and Spirits. Limtiule > and Cordials, i oted Tonlo Hop Boor, Clmror Ale. Sec, Sco, N.8.-Spirits (proof Btreogth), Wines, Ales, &c, ot flne>Bt quality. Oraors delivered Fbek at Town Parous. We thank the Inhabitants of the North Shoro for their very liberal patronage, aad ask a con tinuance of tho Bame. NOTE ADDERS 3- Oloso to Victoria Wharf and adioinlng Vonton'a Devonport Houao (Drapery Katabiiihmcnt). ■ Victoria Road. •S>HAMKH OAKKIAGE AND DRAY i **AOTORY. JAMES MACKIE, P_OPRiETO_, 7urrO-lA-fiTBXB_ EAST, r r, ATJOSCIAKD, Kit _____ Repairs of every description a Wood and Iron neatly executed on tbo test notice. Springs made ana repaired. ys on hand, a large quantity of Lainpg, also Ironbark Bhafts and Spokes, Red Gam Felloes, and Hobari _own Hardwood, NJB.—Country orders pcnotnall attended to LJUPEBIOH OOKKUWATKO TfAKHJa" S. P A X I. & B HAS FOR BALH a number ol the abovo. wit Tap ready for n»s, S3 and upwards, AT HIB STBAJJ WOML», VIOTOKIA-MMIBH or hl« fihon x.viJT.rjsSijev-«TSB»T Largo Qnaauaes of 3poßHii„. RI-sm.b. wd Down pises always le stock. Verandah Iron curve, at ihortoai towe- Monnfaoturer of Load and Uompo Plp_ A eholoo selection of Chandellara, ftc, m t)t Wellealey-aireeJ Bhop, Oonntr. orders wUI always receive tls prempl attention. Oeennfl »n lay o< wat*? Sua PA-BH-in OS1 *bb lareaovßO Lsad Kr.flsi KID-iao VARIED AND BEAUTIFUL Assortment ot Christmas and New Year's Cards (Royal Aeadnmy Serlos), to bo sold at lowest posalblo profit. Fanoy stationery and Cheap Books: writing Desks fltted with Stationery, at 6u 6eL Special Lino of Lodgers and other Account Books. HENRY WHITE, Bookseller and Stationer, High-street. Auokland. Hjl E N C ING $} of every deeorlptlon pat np by contract Nobody oan do tt cheaper or better than Sam White. Paling Fonoe3, post and rail; wire and Plokot Fonoes of ovory sort. Price* on application, AU kinds of Gates made to order, and fixed what- required. Kenoe.i Painted. Posts. Ralls, Palinge, Shin-le*. House Blocks, __. for sale at yards. SAM. WHITE. Fenoer. Gore-stroet (near Brltpmarl Hotel T HENDERSON HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 3, WY S DRAM■S TRE ET. AMERICAN PU-TRAIT ROOMS, 177, QUK-N.9TRBET (Opposite Ti & a Morrin's) NOW OPEN. 1 Gems taken dally—2 dozen for 2s Od, lnrg.tr slues equally oheap. Coma and soe the Show Oases at tho New Premises, noxt to Clark & Gane's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Queen-street. J. LOW Proprietor. O. ** " a L M As 0 LADDER _ BARROW MAKjCR 80 and 82, VI-TORL4-s?ib__t, avsry Deeoripaon of Ladders, Slops. Borrows, Harrow Wheels, Clothes Horeos, Olothoa Boctrftt, T»-___t Cheats, £c. aa han- cr mods to order, A liberal dlscom-l allow,■_ te Contraoiort aad aa whaleaalis order. Shop and Offloe Fitting*!, and on tdsds et »us ulna work dons by exporienood ivorkmmn of the shortest no_oe i N.8.-Ladders, Steps Had Hsrrows lest ss Hire, violins bought, One or two superior old Vienna fiat: mm t <hg. m _ vynllnoiiUo <• . 'i.li ia » _• a. uat_. 8, Ooriiez of Lorno asd Vlotoria-atrreete, Auckland Kant tSOKDHSKTAL, MAKBL3. AHD dBNISBAS STONBMAHOK, ABOHITBOTUBAI. SOUUPTOB ASD OAKFSa Inscriptions aoourate and bsantlfaL onnmenta, Tombs, Headstones, and eve: p .losorlptlon of Stone Work at tho lowest ocaMfele I M or town and oonn»-»- LOGBI LOGS! LOGSI TO THE MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (dostroyed by Are soma months since), are row in full work again, All lengths ot logs at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for briok building and wharf work, up to 10 feet, supplied on the shortest notioe. Customers may rely upon tho cream of the timber going with their ordors, as we bave no manufactory to supply. Builder B and contractors will find it to their merest to give their orders to ns, as thoy will Kot all fresh timber, free from worm and dead Bap. Orders executed with despatoh. M H.BOF, Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill Onehunga. September I __ *iX- '.' !0 'MARK. -*2—■ ■— foi O X SALE, 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Large Lady's Phaeton Donble-seatoft Buggy _ % m anted to Pnrohase, Donble-seated Hooded "jut - D WARD BAH'i IBX, ABOHI.BC., ST-XQEU-UK^. SUBLWar .USBM.Stt-BSBtr n,B O i ii'u LI M c, GBOUH»""*LIM», FOR'SALS, 80UTHG A T E ' 8 MAHURANGI HYDKAUHO GROUND ROCHE LIMB, In any quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (noxt to stono flagging, la un rivalled for durability and hard-setting aualitlofl). For tanks ar.d other wet work It Is a first-class material. B, KEAME, SOLE AGENT, ODBTOM-HOUBB-BTaanT. "X B. M A D D^ E » 93 , haß taken over the Business reoently carried on MISS HAINES, Tobacconist, and hopes receive the support ot al old en-tomers. SELECT ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS pnup*. o iq Aßß[ piPKs, sea. QUEEN • STREET, Under Alba Hotel,



.HTißsr.'- 3"**: Notices, .__. _____________ V » Wholesale*. Retail »Q W. H. HAZARD, Gunmata, j .Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, london, PTROTEOHNI3T TO THS rtOVAL V»OHT BqU»OHO". I THE AUCKLAND FOBWAitAiING AND PAHCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch(2oods and Psrosls of nil ."ftnerlptloaa tn c-very pan of the Town and Suburbs, at a nnm«.p Rats, aad with guaranteed regularity. The following are tha Booking aoksoiiisi- A. K. Lndd, Cab'tmaker ..Karan2atls.no Vtor.Q W. H. Yonng. Grocer .. Ponsonby Road R, Blrnie. Baker _ _Aroh Hill J. Reld, Cablnotmakor _Cornor n 1 KLyber Pass and Syrnonds-at. S. Reld, Grooar _ _Cnnier of Kyber Paaa audGrtfton Rood' "W. S- Oolite?, Orooer ..''arneil A. Heldt. Onblnßtmaljer _NLewmarkol. DRLIVHRIESI- Town Hourly. Suburban ili a.m. and 5 p.mi No, 78. Telephone Uxo-Miße. HK AD OFFICE I : TJATITA _g BOND. Ci;STO«HOUag-STBgBT I i I I I S-RBNOH Dantia OHißi' manufactory. 0. Di"L ,KAU* DORBAU-ST., Corner of Albert-sfcrest, AUCKLAND. Private orders spsolally attended to. annexe, oattid in Fro ada Materials, Itoportel dlrootiy from tha mtinufaotinrars. All Dross L-hlrts to order mado on muaanroineut only. Fit Unarantojl 15? V~. R S A L £". AT LOWEST MASE.T B ATl_ I Rosin, Pitch, and Tor Kerosene, Palnt.and Olive Oils tfn&mplon's, Scott's, and Stororv oenutea White Load, In wood Monte Metal and Nulls Lirga Stook of Canvas, various brands Wire Ropo, from H Inch to \ Inoh Soil Rope, Homn. ■s.v.d Mfnllla Ham, ail sizes Pateni Wlndlasa (wootii, Frills, and Pails Anohorn, from IB owt to 10 lb. Chains, from J Inoh to I loch■ OnlM. and Fish OU, D. H MoKENZIB, FORT-STRSBT. March 18. 1882. QUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L. KE A N Has for Salo n number of the above, with Tnpi rcudy for uso. prioe 318, at his Bhop, ItMott- Btreet. Largo quantities ot Spoatlng Rteglng. and Down Pipes, always In Stook. Vnreuidau Iron curvcl at tho shortest r.oiic i. Country orders will always reoolvo his promptattention, Lead waßhors always on hand. mO THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDS. JL "STBBIf. AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, S, BOY E V Has Moantly Ojjcttfe- _ sfirt'i-oLB?- BUTOHKRY AT sua oo_N-2 ox' mv. sybr« vass soar, PSIMV COKNXIt BEEF *Iwa7* oa Rat.fi s-Mniti** wxiwsi B- tc.y otflpM 'fiOTHK PUBi.IO OF PONSONBY. P IjaVJIM, 800 l And rihoa H-nutactaret, ol Ponsoab? He»A, or.!?? th* attention of hia cnt luuiera b«<i frtende to tho foilowte. i—Child rein's l«is. u.tio Hoots, teom &>; Gtilosbea. 1b 9i. (iihl!dr>!r,'.-.|; Women's Kid X.3. -Oftta, from 7a fl.; oh oar lino In Men's Klastlne. 12* (colonial marte, So W.nuen'B Colonial maeie I*sglete. Kg ijd. j « . _' o ti & _ a \jt ;c liuttiie i .'olla j_ss, C..1, attd isuawsi Batin, Vintesla-street East, .harga, O.v BiHi.'-!.'!3, ejpan all vesfe <i«jii from 7 a,m, »o i p.m.. and S^raAV Mobikms item 6 ;!U 10 s-rc, ' The ft«:_-oocu are all <iriv_te, acd supplies -•rilh evor* ooaveaUi.M."a, Turkish tovsois, 3e_i __l hair teuflhas, combs, .MaplraJore, soaps, £;«, Reslro) tejh-foomf aniv.'kss) tor Ladies every day.at9.il hnorn, .»!th t^mala tttantlanoa. 0»a tmnr,{,:c;o A-tn fcixpsivoir. Vioaas note th* adttros'il V'..;-.-.!n:-.-.'-.x-.-es-. i-i-ii, slwo Sho Grey h^ani! Hywl, -r.i*. -ex* ten cheap Wsddlßg «W !?n-!iit.3.^» Wsrt. Aa-.ilacd. N I-—H.irhar In atttondanno. f- _ i~I Z i.% o t a » « s i *»AK3LT« ia» ?..KR?,TON- Hl80."<:' -cinnnußni" _s:l.ianu. 3N)a.ba, a»« Iran 'tV.-b l-talilngA •WM lon-rioss HSJioo -Ts:> us a sopksio^ - •■» - • P !i(BS «»,! ISK'JttfiV-; i'IKKK on ApaU-.^t.. _i.K_asa I- C -«,-*_ ii* E'JVI.AXD Ait» LOSK*_ 3lESy_. AUOKLAND N»S' JOnnßoa ff Uno^.i mtii Watrnflwlei m>»M /So TO HEAD (.DAli'l'EKS CO« vJT THS PUREST FINEST I AND BEST 111 Ohryston Poultry Yakiis, Lake Tau*. PUNA. VARIETIES- Llght Brahmss, Dark Brahmas White Coohlnar. Bait Coohteß, Blaok Cricb Langshans, Msnoross, Hondons Black olfßh W.O. White Lsahorna. Brown Laghorns Dorkings, Hamburgs, Plymouth Rooks, Pekin Huon and Aylesbury Ducks S^ND FOR PRICE-LIST OF EGGS, Eggs carefully F&okod. and sent to all parts of the Colony. AS" Write for Just what you want, and ad drew as above. I gnatantee satisfaction in all ordinary oases. Visitors welcome), Sunday excepted. ■ff* jfEAOOOK IL« optician, Has n Stook SPECTACLES AND HYS CLASSES of every description; an soonrata Fit Guaranteed, COMPOUND MICROSCOPES AND TELB SCOPES, Powerful and Oheap. A RBI BO ID B__o_-TE_ffl, -HBBUOU-T-BS, Elsotric Bells, batteries and Fittings. Msgr.QuO Electric Machines and Coils, OPERA GLASSES. BINOOULAB FIELD and marine glassk3. Thhodolitks, compasses, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saceharometers, Sallnometers, Argpntomoters, &c, t &a.,&so, ASBM-.r'OSt TAYLOR'S PATENT BEWINQ * MACHINES & EXTRAS. Instruments and Sewing Maohinea repaired, OppoaiTß »n_ Post Oif-iew, Rhor*lß,nd-sti'a_». ~i 8~. M A X 810 T T V c AUCTIONEJCR, VALUATOR. GUBB LAND, AND GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT. QUEEN-STREET, Adoelisd, gT Country Sales Attended. *ta WH. SKINNER & HON, BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, Vulcan Lane. All Branches of tho Building Trade executed by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Qillco Fittings ftc. "U» l^ R A L E, t:f) TON GALVANIZED CORRUBA 3<J ED IRON IQQ TONS FENOING WIRB fIKO BARR-LB KNIGHT ft EVAN'S *0" DEMENT. W. S. LAURIE, 10. W YND-AM-fIT---.. aASdJ.& B v T C b. . a tP OABTES, CONTRACTOR, &0 Poods Carted and Daliverefi from ship's _<5s ss* Shortest Nssiofl. Ballast SnppUed, SS6VOASTIB AST. BAS O. IBLA.OS OOA& Also Htrawocd l«nt an nncnt) reason-Ma T AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT ■*•**! VALUATOR. SOHERFF'S BUTLDTNOS, FOBT-STEEET, ACCKL.vI.t). The undersigned, In Ccmmenolag Baslnees n Auokland, bogs to announce that twelve years' experience in Waikato has given him an inti mate knowledge of the district, as woll as a business oonneotlon extending to a parts of the Auokland Province. He is, therefore, tea position to give the fullest and most reliable Information to intending rettlora, who will receive letters of Introduction to his local t Asents. and they will offer every facility for i Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON BAND Fob Sal., Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the shortest notioe. MONEY ADVANCED on Freehold Securities, In sums of £100 up to £5,000. MONEY INVESTED, and no ohargomada to Investors. KENNEDY HILL,