PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.

Anniversary Soiree.

The anniversary soiree of the Pitt-street Wesleyan Church was celebrated last even* ing by a soiree ia the schoolroom, and a public meeting subsequently held in the church. The following ladies supplied the tables :—Mesdamcs Craig, Winstone, Bot tcrill, Grubb, Han on, Warren, Smith, Arthur, Buddie, Wilson, Somerville, and Wiseman.

After devotional exercises, Ike Eev. A. Reid, niinis'er of the church, said thi.t as the meeting should be like a family gather-, inn, and as no family gathering was com plete without the presence of a father, he w»s sure the trusties hnd met tbe wishts of the congregation in inviting-tbe father of tbe church, the Hey. Mr Huddle, to be presmt. He invited that gcDthman to pre side. The Kcv. Mr Buddie, who on taking the chair Was received with applause, intimated that the first item on the pro gramme was an anthem by the choir. 'Jhe choir rendered the anthem, "Praise the Lord for ilis Goodness." Tbe chairman, in his opening address said, great importance attached to meetings like this; tbcy.nftbr ded opportunities of reviewing the work of the church for the yeur ; they marked the progress made j qavc an opportunity to consider whether they were retiring before i the Lord'seueinies.orweremakitigoonquests for tbe liord. They heard in these days a great deal about the aigos of the times; as Wesleynn Methodists they were not unin terested iv the wuik of other denomina tions, and taid "God speed" to them if they dM more work in the Lord's service than themselves. One sign of ihe times was the denominational unity that ap peared to exist in icfercnce to Christian truth and ;doctrine; and he thought they could rejoice as Wesleyans that they bad not to do battle as tin ir forefathers did. All denominations wtrc pretty well united ia the main potato. There was a general unifoimity in pulpit utterances—and the same grc.it truths were in general preached, They lejoiccd that they bad do longer the monopoly of thedoctrine of seueral'talvation, It was to them especially interesting to look at the signs ot the limcswi'h respect to their own denomination, and to sco that they were not forsakios the old doctrine. It was a remarkable phenomenon that ia the century and a half of their history there had been no divergence ia matters of doc trine. They still preached the tame truths that their forefathers preached in forming the Wes'cyan Church. Another sign of the times was the growing value placed on class meetings, etc., satisfactory testimony to which wa» borne at the last conference in England. Another sign was the abun dant supply of ministers-more in England than there were circuits to work. Thif, however, would bring forth good, as there were many neglected districts in Englasd that would supply work for these young men. He nuo referred to Jhe increased liberal! y of the Weleyan people at Home, the activity of the churchea, and the revivals that bad taken place Hi quoted several staking instances of the beneficial r. suits of levival services and mission worK at home, and expressed a hope tuat tuete records of what God was doing in the old country would atir them up to greater ze il in the work of the Lord, The secretary of the church, Mr W. F, Buddie, tbeu read the annual report, whicb, after mentioning the change of pastor* that had taken place duriDg the year, stated that the attendance at the Sunday services had bieu wuil maintained. A referencfl to the last three years' reports ebows that dur ingtbeycarendinglß79(whenihedebtstood at £3,800) the sum ot £300 wm paid off, re duciug the interct to be paid during the nest year from £274 to £231. At that date £1, GOO had been promised. In September, 18S0, the sum of £ 1,500 had been paid, which reduced the payment for interest during the ensuing year from £231 to £151. I During the past yen the mortgage has been so reduced that only £65 have been wasted in interest. There now remains to be paid, ia order to tbe extinction of the mortgage, the sum of £150, which sum is promised be fore Christmas.—The report on the Mutual Improvement Association, Sunday School, etc., wera of a satisfactory character. The balance sheet showed :—Receipts : To proceeds 1881 anniversary, £73 6s 2d ; col lections and seat rents. £432 11s sd; pro ceeds of Building Society shares with drawn, £136 9s 2d ; balance, £233 Is 9d. Total, £675 8a 6d. Expenditure :By b.il ance from last year, £73; expences last anniversary, £715s ; paid irom ordinary re venue on account of Debt Liquidation Fund, £247 4d ; repairs, etc., £125 Is lid; payments to Auckland Building Society, £132 lla ; insurance, £18 2i ; lighting and •leaning. £97 8s lOd; interest. £75 13s 8d ; new gas lights, £98155. Total, £875 Bs6d. Debt Liquidation Kund Account:—To re ceipis: To balance from last account, £3 12a 3d j amount received from Trust Account, £247 4d; tubscriptions, £1,181 ISs 2d. Total, £1.432 Ss 9d. Ex penditure ;—By amount paid off mortgage, £1,425; Bank balance, £7 8s 9d. Total, £1,432 Ss 9d. (I'he amount due on mort gago in September, 1881, wag £1,675; £1,425 has been paid off during the past year, leaving a balance due of £150). (sup port of the Ministry, conncxional funds, &c, account:-receipts: To collections and subscriptions to circuit funds, £SSO 11s lid; Sunday-school anniversary, £70; collections, etc., for Home Missions, £109 Is sd; collection for Foreign Missions, poor fund, aged ministers and widows fund, and Tract Society, £120 4s 9d. Total, £879 18s Id. Expenditure : £879 18s Id. Tb^e total receipta of the church for the year thin are £2,704 Is, and the disburse ments £2,860 5s fjd. .

The Key. T, Hodgson expressed his plesßureat being present, and congratulated tlio congregation on the great measure of success that had attended their exertions. He then delivered an excellent practical address on the subject, " Fishing for Men." lie said that Auckland was a religious city, but even within ear-shot of their hymn singing and public devotion, there were people sunn: in ignorance, sin, and vice, in a state, he believed, far more deplorable than that of the people amongst whom their missionaries were working in China and India. Thousands were being carried away by drunkenness, and many -were willing victims of lust and licentiousness. Mow, these people needed saving. God wills that they shall be saved. They cannot eavo themselves, and he asked who were to save them but the Christian men and women. HTe strongly urged the necessity of vigorous Christian work.

The Rev. Mr Pargonson delivered a brief humorous speech expressive of the delight he had experienced at hearing the Rev. Joseph Cook's address.

After a speech by the Rev, T. McKcnzio Fraaer, who instituted comparisons between New Zealand and Victoria, in the course of which he predicted great future prosperity for this colony, a number of votes of tnanke were passed, and the meeting closed with the doxology and benediction. During the course of the evening a number of anthems, etc., were rendered by the choir,

REMUERA CATTLE FAIR.

At Mr A. Euckland's Remuera cattle fair yesterday the number ot stock yarded and penned was unusually Jarge. The attend ance was good and bidding spirited, prices realising ratber higher than previous rates. The following sales were effected:—

2 covtb, Biddick, £2 15s, W. Nichols jun, ; 2 heifer?, ditto, £2 15s, Blucber 2 steers, ditto, £1 10s, Jeffrey; 4 co-iv*, John Johns, £2165, ditto ; 9 steers. BaiabrMcra £2 3% Kobert Hall; 4 young cow?,K. KeY combo, £2 ss, A. Stewart; 6 dairy cows A, Stokes, £2 s', Nathan Kobinfon j 6 ditto' ditto, £ l 10s, Jcttrey; 9 dry cow.-Georco Kella, £1 17s 6rf, Apploby; 8 3'yearid steers, Wm. McLaughlin, £6 10s A Stowatt; 8 ditto, ditto, £6 7s 6d, Daniei Stewart; 8 ditto, ditto, £5 15s, N. Hunt -8 ditto, ditto, £510?, ditto; 8 ditto, ditto' £5 10s, ditto ; 2 steers, J. F. Smyth £8 °s Sd, Hardy; 4 ditto, TV Phillips, £4 17s Gd, Garduer: 2 hoifcrs, ditto, £4 2s Cd H S.Andrews: 3 steers; ditto, £3 10s, Gard ner: 11 3-year-old, steers, Edward Coates £3 15s, J*. Hunt; 1 cow, ditto, £3 10s ditto : 3 cow?, ditto, £2 7s 6'd, Spearman • 8 3-year-old steers, Thomas Coates, £3 Isg* N. Hunt; 1 cow, £2 ss, and 6 cows, ditto, £210s, Jeffrey; 10 2-year-old steers, J. s! Kelly, £3 12s6d, N. Hunt; 9 ditto, ditto, £2 10s, Nathan j 10 2-year-old heifer?,- J. S. Kelly, £2, John Kelly (Maraita); 13 steers,Ferguson, £2256 d, Maclean and Co.* 6 heifers, ditto, £1 12a Gd, John Kelly ; 10 cows, W. H. Martin, £2 ss, Buckton; 3 Here ford heifers, James Dilworth, £3 Spearman • 1 2-year-old steer?, D, Bussell £5 10s* JV. Hu»t; 7 3-year-old ttecrs, 1 heifer' John Berry, £2 2s 6d, Jeffrey; 3 steers' Shaw, £7, J. I*'. Smyth; 1 heifer, 2 steers' F. Tibbetls, £3 10s, N. Hunt; 10 steers ditto, £110s, Me lean; i cows, T. Waring £2, Jeffrey ; 4 3-year-old steers, Josenh Phillips, £5 2a 6d, W. , Gardner-8 2 and 2-year-old steers, John Burdett £5 n Hunt; 2 quiet-cowe, ditto, £1 7 8 6d, Jefl

frey; 2 cows, forward iv calf, G. Smalt* £2 17s 6d, Thomas Ueacon : 1 bull £1 io! S 6d, ditto; 2 heifers 1 sleer, d! Mni? £2 10?, W. Hunt; 4 18. month*Js I" heifers, ditto, £1 Gs, J. Williams, ? t cows, Thomas Deacon, £1 12s 6d, defljev :; ' 1 Bteer, Ttiomas Hamilton, £3 io. L' I i N. Hunt: 1 cow, £1 15-, Jeffrey; 1 *$ 15«, Jeffrey ; 1 bull. T. Harris, d, vv W Martin; 2 2-year-o'd eteera, Thomas'w' Deacon, £1 10s, Lawry; 5 2.year.oldstfe»' * ■' B, Kewcombf, £4, Bent; 5 2-year.nli{ steers. Isaac Phillips, £4 15?, Maclean anil Co.; 4 2-jear-o!d heifers, ditto, £2 <> a m Blucher; C heifers, £2 2s 66, T. Shepherd. 4 2 and 3-year old steer?, W. \Y, Pearon,,'- I £2.. W. Mclaughlin ; 1 heifer, 1 cow, ditW £3, Charles Mccols; 1 seer, 1 cow iw' Phillips, £1 2s Gd, Jol,n Juhue; 2 aiccrV Beaumont, £3 ss, Gardner; l cow, ditto' £1 ss, John John*; 2 2-year old stepr.' G. Barker, £4 7« 6d, Gardner a heifers, 1 steer, W. Boon, £1 10j Law™. 5 steers, T. J. Wyl c, £5 2« Cd, J. Kelly 1 cow, T. Fletcher, 15-r, Byew,; Sditto.oit'to £2, D. Bussell; S ditto, ditto, £2 17 S fid | Gollan; 19 yiarlings, T. I{. Woollkld 255! 1 W, McLaughlin ; 7 yearling steers, Charlt. i Roberts, £2 6s, McLean and C. -6 year! If ling hcifeis, John Johns, £1 17s Od, M ax " ' field ; 13 steer calves.George Kells, £1 16s* ' ' \V. McLaugblinj 12 heift-r calve», ditto* ' £1, Blucher ;10 yearling steers, E. Coates' ■ £2 12s Gd, McLean afld Co. ; M ycailin? heifeis, ditto, £1 7s Cd, Blucher; 16 yctr lin» heifers, Ihomas Coates, £1 2a 6<r Jim Wlliims; 6 yearling heifers, tfanluer' f&'M Ss, Bucton ; 13 yearling steers, J. Thornnoa £2 10*, McLean and Co. 3 3 ditlo, ditto' £2 8?, Eobcrt Hall; 6 yearling heifers' ditto, £1 7s 6d, hosier; 5 yearlitigg, Thomis Fletcher, £1, Biddick ;12 yeariings, Jam M E Qnaltrough, £225, Bent jlO vearlino B'esrs "11 V, Dibble, £2 10s, G. L>ingj 10yearlioV Thomas Churches, £2 G3, Mclaughlin; 6 ~ steers, Bell Brother?, £2 os, Maclean and I Co ; 5 heifers, ditto, £1 2s, Lawry ; 818. months old steers, Percy and Wills, £2 6> Maclean and Co. ; 2 steers. Tfcomaa Trust, £2 129 Cd, Mclaughlin; 10 yearling steers, James fsobertsoo, £i 10s, Kobsrt Hall; 16 ; : yearling steers ' D. Robertson, £1 8», A Austin; l{ 15-inonths-old ttcers, W. C. Perrin, £1 9 3 Lawry; 10 yearling heifers, H. 0. Gib od,' ■ £1, McLaugblin; 4 yearljngs, Jolm Berry !'■ £1 Is, Hastie; 3 calve?, Trotter, £1 g s ' "•;:| Pugh ; 1 grade cow by Duke of Cambridge' B f J. G. HutchisoD, £7 s', Bjers ; yftung ball,' I 11. Newcombe, £4 10s, tdward Pilkingtorij shorthera bull, Henry Gollan, £6, Ciagoj B shorihorn bull, Campbell, £5, James Wal>.; lace; yeariing bull, Thomas Trust, £2, A. Auttin; ditto, ditto, £2, ditto ; ditto, ditto, £2, Biddick; 1 bull, Fleming, £7 15 3( hhanucssy j 1 cow, I)r Kcnderdine, £3 15s. Kaulder; 1 bull, £5 15s, Biddick -1 bull, £6, Drummer; 3 head, £1 7j I o'd, J. Johns; 1 Btcer, Jieaumont, £4 .' 15s, A. Stewart; 1 cow, 10.«, Byersjl bull, £4 1O«, Massey, sen.; 1 heifer, £1 l^B Cd, B. Wood ; 1 bull, Searrot, £4, Sinclair j -S 3 bulls, Craig, £11 15s, Austin ; 1 cow, £3 ;? 12s 6d, Badley; 1 cow, Pen in, £11 7s6rl, James Wallace; 4 tteers, Carlton, £1 ga, - Badley; 1 cow, ditto, 14', Byers; 1 cow and c*lf, Bainbridge, £3 2a 6d, Waring; 1 cow, ditto, £2 15-s Gillard; 1 ditto, ditto, 15s, Byers; 3 head, Wills, £2, Bariley; 1 cow, ditto, £4 ss, Gollan ; 3 calves, William Kelly, 16\ Buckton; 9 ditto, Rolls, 15?, Austin ; 3 ditto, T. M. Koberts, 17s 6d, C., I Kob«rts. A number of other lots which were not Catalogued Were sold at corresponding rates

Pricted nna Published; br the ProDrietot jl^. fl lB Uw ProTinoe ot AuokllsjuU Saw . ! ;-, THUBBDAY, ;06X0BKB 13, :

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Anotlona. Wi B, OOQHBANIt] [JAMES DAOTB XO-MOKROW. householFfurniture. mHE subscribers will sell at their Kooms, X Fort-atreot, on Friday, 13th Inst, at 11 •retook. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Conohes. Chairs, Pictures, Tables, Clocks. Carpets, ling", Fenders, uiass i ft ware, Plstedwaro. Cutlery, Curtains, Iron and Wood Uedßteads, New Iron Bods'Oids. Paillasses. Mattraeses. Bed ding, cboits Urawers. Mltoib, Wash stands, Toiletware, Kltohen UteDßlls, &C SAMUEL COCUKANE & SON, Auctioneers. W> 8, OOOBBANB, JAS. DACE 2 MOKDAY, OCTOBER 16. COTTAGE AT PON WON BY, FfiHE Subscribers have received instruc- X ttons from the owner, who Is leaving the district, to sell at their Booms. Fort-street, on Monday, 16th Instant, at 12 o'clock, A Well Finished COTTAGE! of Five Rooms, BUnnted in Haoketi-Btroet, Ponsonby, It la almost sow. is fitted with grates, cupboards, and every convenience, task, and good well, Tha Allotment Is No, 8, Sub. l;Ot 12, Seal ion 8; has 33ft. frontage, and is close to the soa. Terms Easy, I SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, - . . Auctioneers. W. B, OOCHRANK], [JAS. DAOBB MONDAY, OCTOBEF. 16. ALLOTMENTS^ONDON STREET, PONSONBY. 126 ACRES OnThE TAURAROA BIVjsK. . 40 AGUES, PUKEATUA" THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreet, on Monday, October IBth, at U o'clock, BT ORDEB OF THK MOKTOAOBB, PONSOMBY-Lota 136 and 137, snb-dlvialon lots U and 17, eeotlon 8, suburbs of Anokland, having a frontaga to London-BtTOOt, oommandlog a . fine view of tho harbour. TAURAROA.-Allotment 8, part lot 6, and east pan lot 10, Parish of Mongapai, containing 126 sores, and having a large t rontaae to the Tanraron Itlver. Tho land Is an good, and u\ one time was all cultivated and Improved. PUKBATUA-Soath-OBBt part lot 241, contain ing 10 acres, and said to have a number of lino Kami trees on it. SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. B, lONKS. B. O. CARK, B. D, TONES TO-MORROW. BAND INSTBUMENTS OP THE LATE THAMES SCOTTISH BATTALION. B, TONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, on Friday, the 13th lost., at U o'clock. BAND INBTKUMKNTS 07 THK LATB W4N.D CORPS, WKDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. FTIOWNSHIr OB1 j^-OKTHCOIE. WAITEfIfATA HAKBOUB, ADJOIN!NO SUGAR COMPANY'S WORK?. HALE FIXED FOR WKUNKBDAYI NOV. 1, AT 12 O'CLOCK. BTKAMKR RUNNING CONSTANTLY TO WHARF ON PKOPBRTI. NEW ROAD. 12 LOTS from Hero toil aoro; OLD ROAD. 6 LOTS from about J aoro to i-aoro, CLIFF FRONT, S LOTS from about 2-aoro to 21 acres, deep water frontage, TERRACE. 9 LOTB from about 1 acre to 3} aoros BATH ROAD, 1 LOTS from about 1 acre to 3 aores, front iDKon toPlonioßay. Tiio Auotioneors earnestly request purtlea to . CO AND BBS THK PItOPKRTY. and they Will agree that no elaborate advertising or puff- Intilo required. Flana on Application! B, TOXI X 8 & 00, Anctioncere, ITb oonßeqnenoe ot a general wish that the Government and tha Company's respective aaloo of Walmata should colnolde, the Company fcuaareeajo POSTPONE SALH to2Bth NOVKMBBB, and TBSDKRB to Btn D3CBM BKK.I I'UBSDAY, NOVEMBER 28. XMPORTANT T.AND gALE. riIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited) Kan been favonred with loßtrnotlons from the New Zealand Native Lutd Sottloment Company (Limited) TO offer tho following Properties (or Sale by PUBLIO AUCTION, ATGISBORKK. On TUESDAY, the 28th NOViMBKK, 1833, .. " i . . AT FABNBLL AND BOXLAH'S HAM. POUAWA. THE FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title. Ot 7,000 aorea of tlioh Lond In the Pounwo Block, flltnatod about ilvo miles from Glb boino. I'hlß property ia divided Into Beo- Uona ot from 100 to 800 noros. and 10 admtr ably adapted for Small Farm Parohaßora of Freehold Seotionn In this Block will havo an early opportunity of obtaining, npon favourable terms, Leasehold Blooks from SOD acres upwards, situated between the Block now Offered and tho eon. This portion of Ponawa la excellenilr grossed; and cannot be turpaeeed for (been country. WHATAUPOKO. - ■ About 1,000 aoros of Town and Suburban Lands, from one and a half to three miles from Qia . borna Post Office, will ho offered, if the gnryevs can ba anfflclontly advanced. Thla valuable level land, with frontage to tho Taruhcru, a navigable river, will be cut into 1 sections of from 5 to SO acres. Should this not b« ready tor tho market at the Novem ber sale, it will bo offered with other nor tlona ot Whatanpoko In about the month of Maroii nest, - WAIMATA. By Tender, to Close on Sth Decembor. ThO FRKKHOLD-orLRASRHOLI) for 21 Yeara, at the option ot the tenderer—of portions ot the Walmata South and Kast Blocks, and containing In all about . 15,000 aores. : TflUderfl to be endorsed "Tender for Walmata Property," and addressed to the Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Com ' pany, Gisborne. The whole of the above fond ia of flrni-olas* anility, well-watered, with a plentiful snpply of Buab, and the Company would dlreot ipeclal attention to it as affording a good open - Ine to small capitalists, its rioh soil and easy aocesa to town by either road or water render ing the whole very desirable for agricultural ana pastoral panraitei Moat liberal terms will be offered, and every , Inducement given to Intending buyers, Plans mar be Been at tho Land Company's Offloo, Blsborno, and at any of the offices throniihout New Zealand, of the New Zealand Lean and HoroantUe Agenoy Uompanyt Limited, R. HILL FISHER, j ; ■' Manaoor. I i>: ' Gteborne, 28th September, 1882 i '*, , , .KtrKSOAYISi ' • I'HB B ftTa A.X.X Bf, *' teAtM Qs> WOOi, SHEEPSKHSTS O WDISB, B«il TAI«.M)W. UOOU Tussfl*?, H Ho'ototfe: AifRED NfasUMK j



Auctions. TO-MOKROWi ~~ DURaAwfYARDS. tpOS SALE, at tho Durham Yards, on X? Friday nozt, 1 Upatandlns Gelding, from Wongannl Siilenold IIUKRy and Llpht H&rnesa Horse, threosoaißold, stand* 16 2, enltable lor . hansom. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS, IflOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on ! Friday next, 1 Heavy Draught Horses, ex Te Anan, from Chrlstohurph 3 Heavy Uraußht Colts, unbroken 2 Medium Draught Mares, very actlvo, from Wanganni 1 Flva-yoar-old Active spring Cart Horse, by Fanoy. very etannch 2 Good Ploagh Mares Hao&0, Light Harnosa. and Draught Homes Draya, Spring Carts, Harness, Baildlory, &c, 2 Kngllah-mMlo L'idiob' Hadttloa, nearly new A Grant's Premium Fan Mill or Winnow . Idr Mnoh'no, nearly new. At 10 o'Clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. New Sydney Drays and No. 8 Feuolng Wire for Private Salo. TO-MORROW. THE DURhIm YARDS. FOR SALB, at the Durham Yards, to morrow (3VJday). THK THOROUGHBRED STALLION BARON, ex Wellington, from OpotlM PBDIGIBBE AT THS YAKD3. HUNTEJT& NOLAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, JUNCTION YARPB. FOR SAi.K at the Junction Yards, on Tueßdny noxt, SO Paaifl F^t Bullooke, from Glsborno 10 Fat Oxon, from Ilawera £0 Fat Oxen from AVaikato and neighbour hood 7CO Fat Bheop, from Gisborno and Wallcato SO Fat Lainbß HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL, Hi"s"eß, SKINB, AHD TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, TO-MORROW. " [1 H B HAYMA RXE T. gJf^OR SALF, at tho Haymarkot, To-mor -3} row (ifriduy), QDOD USEFUL, HOKSS, SuitoblO for Bugey or Hack Bay More and Bprinc Cait alfredlbuckland. rtOUHTKY CATTLE SALES. Pokono-Monday, Octobor 1G Drury—Wednesday. October 18 I'opaKura—Woiinoaflov, OotoUor 25 ALFKED BUCKIAHD. TUISiSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SE&EON WILL BE lIBLD AT THE HAYMARKET. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPAOKS I'OR SALE. - ALFRED BUCKLAWD. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, NOOH, Devonport, North Shore, FIVE MINUTES' WALK TO VIC XOBIA WHARF AND TO SAND »PIT AND BATHING-HOUSE. GEORGE SIBBIM H«S been favoured with instructions from O, G. Qnick. Keg., to sell by anotlon his well-known Control Property, a/joining hla residence, Derooport, at Slbbln's Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, Octobor 17, at 12 oolook. The Property is divided into 6 FINE BUILDING (DOUBLE) AL LOTMKNT3, Fronting Mount Victoria Road or Flagstaff bill, commanding one of tho finest views on eltbcr side of tho Harbour. Only 16 minutes' distant from Queen-street Wharf, Auckland, by any of the Compan;'s atoamors. Merohanta and Tradesmen wl>l find this a rare chance of securing a most VALUABLE BITB FOR A HOME. The soil la rich volcanic, resseotable locality, healthy, and near the Chnrohos and Schools. Only one Honse to bo erected on eaoh Allot ment, and no unhealthy or objectionable busi ness to be permitted. Torme-30 per cent. Cash, Balance at 7 per cent. for S yeare. The Allotments are flagged. TWT O TIC E. I beg to inforan Intending Purchasers of the Valuable Eutato known as VICTORIA PARK, tbnt Lithogrnpblo Plans with Torms, to., ma 7 bo had a; Mr O, Maya's Storo and Messra R. and It. Duaer**. Date ot ila'o: MONDAY, 23rd Ootob-r, noon, at Sihuin's Land Maht. Queen Btteot, Mocuni Oador, or tho Auctioneer, will Bhow the Property, on application. GKORGB BIBBIN. "Victoria I*ark, DEVONPORT, -VTORTH QHORE, KVONPORT, IIORTH OhORIC, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, BY GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. D" E. V O N P O II T, NORTH SHORE, Tna: Lath Mr. T. Dudkb's Estate, Situated a short distance from tho Victoria and Devonport Wharves, on Lake Road,— red flans on the property—commanding variod views of the City, Channel, Harbour and River. Tho land la all laid down in grass, high level, but gradually sloping to tho wator, SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. As property in this beautiful Marino Suburb Is rapidly rising in value owinpt to tho large number of buildings that aro going up in Devon port and at tho Lake, and tho greater part of the district has lately passseu into the hands of in vestors and held for THE CERTAIN PROFIT which must too paid to tho holders. This is almost tho lastopporttmityof acquiring property direct from tho first selectors. The allotments will bo offered bo that pur chasers may have from ono acre to five acres. The streets are 1 chain 1} chains wide, and no allotment less than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will be put on tho lots, ns the owners intend Belling absolutely at the auction. Steamers run every half-hour from 7 a.m. to 11.30 p.m.,anda Family Ticket.is;6Bperannum,or 3a Id pop wook, '■'■•• Tho terms are made to suit all classes of-pur chasers, only one third cash; balance may re main on mortgage at 7 per cent,, for threo years. Lithographic Plans can bo had on application. For further particulars apply to R. & K. DUDER, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer,



Auct cms. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. IMPORTANT SALE OF COUNTRY AND SUBDHBAN LAND IN TAUKA&GA. BJT OBDER OF THK BEOISTKAR OF THE BUPEKME COUHT. TH 8 subscribers have been favoured ■with instructions to offer for salo by publio auction, at their Sale-rooms, Tho Strand, Taw> rango, on \Vednosday, tho 18th day o£ October, 1882, ut 12 o'clock noon, Toa followluß PKOPKRTIK?, viz., ■ A WELL-IMPROVED FARM of 393 acres, el United within six miles of tho Town cC Tnuranea, having long frontage to tho Tau ranga-Thamcs Road on tho south, and deep water frontage to tho Vt rniroa River on the cast; all fenced,'laid off into good grass paddocka, and extensively planted with Blieller trees. Tho Farm comprises Lots Nos. 9, 175, 170, 177, 178, 173, 180. and 190, Parish of To Puna; is splendidly watered throughout, and tho soil is superior, and well adapted for either grazing or cropping. The Dwelling-house is commodious, and pleasantly situated; and the Out-houses, Stock-yards, &c., aro well built and con veniently arranged. Tho whole of the above nro frcchold.witli tho exception of, Allotment 180, which is held under lease for 21 ycara from Ist October, 1875, at a rental of £10 per annum. LOT No. 172, Parish of To Puna, containing 30 acres, fenced and in grass, situated closo to tho Tauranga-Thames Road. LOT No. 47, Parish of To Puna, containing 50 acres, unimproved but good land. LOT' No. IC3, Parish of To Papa, containing 112 acres, unimproved; has long frontage to the ■\Vniroa River. PART of Lot No. 20, Parish ot To Papa, con talning 35Iaorcs 1 rood, Bltuated within thrco miles of Tauranga, and overlooking tho AVaikareao Estuary; ilrst-class land, nil fenced and in grass; splendid sito for sub urban rcsidonco. PART OF LOT No. JG, Parish of Tahawai (an undivided moiety), containing il ocrga 2 roods; first-class land, well situated, with frontago to tho sea, and within two miles of tho flourishing Township of Watorford. ' THE UNEXPIRED TERM ot 21 years (being about Si years) of a Lease of Lotß Nos. 8,17, 18, and Piuta of Lota Nos. 3 and 21, tiowsn Town. Tho particulars of Titles and Terms of Salo may bo had on application to tho Auctioneers, "lUfcNKtt & BUDDLE, Tauuikoa; Or to Messrs WHITAKER, RUSSKLL, & BUDDLK Solicitors Auckland. Insurance. jDEDDCHOM IN FIRJS RATES. . HEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. OAPITAIi—....ONE MILLION BTKRHNQI FIRE RISKS taken on tha most LIHKK AL TKRMB. PROMPT BETTL&MENTS, UNDOUBTED SKOURITY. GKORGK P. PIKUCK, General Manager. HBAD OFFICE: FROVIWOIA BUILDINGS. WELLINGTON. OOMMIBSIOKCB __. D. M. LUOKIB, Tai ohi.y Nbw Zkalahd urs Oman OOYHRNMKNT BKCURITT, MUTUAL INSURANCE, LOWIC3T PItKMIUMS.! An Inimranea of aim, at the Premium charged elsewhere tor fil.ooo, bolng equivalent loan IMMHOIATK BONUS of £2Oo!im ADDI TION XO ffVZL i'AliTICir ATIOK IN PBOriTS, Agencies at nearly all Monoy Order Post Office* is the Colour. Prospectus Betting forth th« very LIBERAL REGULATIONS and LOW PRKMIOMS of Uio vGovernmeot Offloo can bo obtained ca application, WORKMEN'S IkSURANOB Specially provided for In the I.HDUBTRIAL BRANCH, Pohoiks Issued rnon a Ufwamds. JRSHIUMB PAYABLE WKEKLX, For wblob. a CoUeotot will oau, EFKCIAL TABLK3 FOR CHILDREN, Tin Only Industbul unioi with Faktioipation is Feofits and qotkbhmbht ssootuty, Policies of fBO and apw&rds, aftor Throa Tears. o&n be ourrendorod for Cash, or foi a Free Policy, MtgAngß ~«.,O. GODFRar KOTQH urunamlttt. - iW natraov £*>nr\n to lbnd on fkeehold X/6\J{jyJ BKOURITYj also, several sumo ot £1,000 and £500.—Apply Altken Garrlok, Office of William Altken. Bhortland-Htroet. OBEY 10 LEJNI), in turns oi £'M> »ad upwards, at 1 per cent. JAUKHOH * KDa3BLL, Solicitors, gori-irtrttet. TMTONSY TO LKND on Mortgage) # Elrvt-oluw S"rMboSfl Securities. WiS. OOLEMAH. sgunwi nar oi Queen ana BhotU&nd-ate •«*• MONEY XO iSSD, la lwrgg or was;! mm, at tutus! iftttM of Interest. • OOKKKfcli m OOOPKif, flolioiiorg. VnlanUin. /SW. V^TUttIAN WAN ■ajisJi y OFFICE. CMsN""® «• H. KEKBINQ begs to In X form the Inhabitants of Auok. O| land that bo has opened the w above Office In Viotoria-ntreoS, opposite the Royal Mall Hotel, Whore ho is prepared to advanoo money on Jewellery, Plate, Watohe», Clothins, sna ail desoriptionsof MorchandJco, Money advonoed on Personal Sponrlty; Woo Sly Payments. Bills disco on tod dolly. A Private Office lor tbe trnnßaotlon ot Bpaelol Bnßlneaß. A UUKHHD PERMANENT J&. 00-OPKRATIVK BUILDING ABID INVESTMENT SOCISTY. Ornoni-UT. Qdkbh-btbeet, LOANS granted upon approved soourlUeo ot Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of fiffl to £3,000 principal and Interest being re payable in instalments at the following Kb- DoiiicD Rates (or repayment ol each £109 bGITOWOd I— Repayments extend- p.. w tr Total amount fIB.IT. £ B. fl, lrear _ _ 200 1M 0 0 i years _ - 1 010 103 s a lyoara . . M 7 1U If 0 * rears _ _ 11 8 MI a S n yean _ - m S3 ISSIS B 8 roars _ _ 7 1 WU 0 10 yeare - _ 8 3 16a IB I And In the some proportion (or Bmallei or large; loons. WKPOSIT3.—Tho Soolety reoelvos Money on Deposit at i per cent, per annum. JOHN HATQEKi Seoretary, . JBIU xo SIjOOO. X^CTOBIAN LOAN AMD DISOOUHT " AQBNOY, HIGH-STREET. AUOKLAND, OPPOSITE CITY COUITOIIj OffFIOESi Money adranoed from £10 to '1,000, on Personal Ceourity, Deeds of Property, Shares, Sec, Repayments can be motto In Instalments ot ONK SHILLING PER WKEK for eaoh FOUND corrowefl, or In any way to Hult borrower*, Oommonleatlons UonfidentUV. Poke Oitim Audbesb i BOX W, AOCKLAKU,



Land and Estate Agents. f% HA ». %*/- ILU lAMK ON, UOVBV hi.ua AMD FINAKCIAI. AOJSiJX Bard£9rfl:—Nfttlon?.! BsrJi of New Zoaland, KKNXB and iK'f BRBBT Colleotefl. MONK jf inTSstsd for Capitalists on aj=si->!l'wi! jsonritlsa, prrnoci' Csa.tok. Six pe* o«s>' elloweA on rteponita übjU invested, MOKTGAOKS .icd LOANS N&RcSialmi, 3HLAKKH Honpfht or By.'A »o oran;, BS'i'ATKa fiJMir.se.' 1. for Abaeatess. ASJX'TMKKTH Bought, anu Koaoes Ba«4 00 the Woolly Payment Sjmera, BUJLUUS6 ALliOi'MSti't'i; JfOK HAWS .41 PBJJS ffOOi'l— EcatUn<l-B:rcc>, GO/ Wooißtreot, 30/ latscrDif.n-utreot, 1&/ Hopbu::i-»irKtj>, 80/ Sond-streot, 15/ Ltgnr Place, 65/. Keppeil-atreot, 20/ NorfoUs-utrooS. tO/ Argjlo-strsot, 10a Cooii-Btreat. filO Heresford-otveot, 90/ SO/ PoroWal Parade, til Grafton Read, 78/ Reclamation, Hi Mount Kdon Uoad, £i Howa-?troot, HUV Kjbor Fas*. £B Haokott-stroat, <5 Nonnaaby lloart, m iVelcon-Btroct, 80/ Brlshtor. Uoad, iOi A'tr.ln TMlons other sVroeta »t low rs:a». ■ftdflOf! TO tSNU, inßaitir) o£ ioIO an« ars m-avv v on ft()ot i secnritieH. SHOP and 7-ioomod Houso for oalo on thi Mount Kdon Kcmd. BplondUl position for btinlnoa^i 'I'crinti us HRreu:*. WHAN «AlUU—small Homostcad for Palo, wllh f-plnndid orohsrd, over 200 frnlt boarloK treoa, alluviQl Boll; frontnßO to Whan- Rarel Klvor; two mllos from township. BBHKSffuKI-'-STKHKf-Kow and very con vonloiit CottnßO for Salx\ ne»r ConKreftU' tlonal Churoh, On easy t^rm^. o 4 K(j-aiX-K<,OMBL) HOUBK [navr), with *^u\r pantry, tot Sn!o j vory conrenlouti water laid on: en»y torrop, , MOUNT KUKN — Wcdl-anlßhcd Bix-roomod House (Btwj for Hs.lu; 1000 K,:.110r. ;at.k laid on,jl.ii-if(j oorner allotment; vory ohoop. £9«(S—i'lVft-UOOMBU HCUHIC for Halo in d*u\> v Nowt^n; very convenient nnd Lov«e allotment; uhuap. Also, Two AdJu!nlnK AlloJ tnenffl if desired, TjUiStfA—Ki.shty Aoresot Land for Sale for jtl £05. Ab!>, Klpjhty Aorr-9 at. Watkii.bie, for fiCO, A Bploadid ohnnco for workliu man. -POQA—Now ftnd Wol!-fl"iBhed Houco tot B*°l' Sa!o, at tlccliy Nook, New North Head; bllotmout 10 x ISO. Very on-iy taring. M OK'rWOUTa1 - Bcvon reamed lien; o. ont- Xi bulldiuH'j, si.o., and SO acres ot I»i»«(l f'>r feOp. Voiy chctip, Orai d vlow of tho ! nrbour, Ar9oo-P°uu-"O<JMBU tJOUbM for dale. M* vn- off Conk-ntreot, with lar<u allotment, ■■* OKATOKA XOWK6HIP. - Two Usrßt S. turner AllotmoDtß for BstJa for £20, havii'K throe frunKiKc.". MOUNT HUKN-Klvc-roemoa Houao and two aorim ot rolew.lo eoU for Sslo. fflv.B Tlow. Urohivtil. &a POKSONUX ~ New ais-roomod Kontin for X u&lo sear tho Three I.'Aiups, Price, £330. Kaay torms of paymont DII YON POUT, linka Rcad-Sovcral Torj oholoa Villa BJnvi (or halo, havliiK rcr.ii and sea frontaftos, and posßOßßlnii the fliiccl landeoape views to bo found around Auckland, Very eaey terms of p»ymont. foRA-A KIOK NKW COTTAGK In Now *^ww jon for Bale, with larno Bhor*., RlloJ monk 40 x NX): vory oho«n. WAITXMATAItIVKIt FKONTAGK.-IJUia (or Sale at £1 per nero, In largo or siunll blockn, KaDy tormm PAUNKLt—UotiBO and H itcrwi orrhnrfl for X 8«lo, in full bearing ; cowehod, workdhop, towlhoueo, fco.: fine e<« vlow. -PI 9n-ifOIJSWtO°MKU UOPBK for Bslo In +ii.a\i jhoOtty, Small doposlt and woekl} aymrnla taken. jPcjq c—HOUBK for Sala in V/Hlttvm-otraet, **10 J bom S«, Jaraeo" Churoh. EPSOM— Opntiemoa's VUit* iWbidenoo. Baten rooms, oooch-hoPBe. siabiinK. So, A9OQ. £1 4 K-THKKK-UOUME-J) HOUaiS for liale *"•*" iaSowicD, near K.injt'o Arxaa Hotel l Inrol aliolmont. Kn«y torrao. T> KMUKRA-JB &cste, for H«l9 [ exooUont Mil Ai and BultMM Taw BKI«MTON IKJAD, Pnrnoll — Bbt-rot>tn«Xl Home for Bate, allotment 10 31001 wra^a laldOM, fiiofl, £3T{. pt)NKOi"IHV-Nuw Hli-reomod Hanao and X V.orfcnhcip for cnlo! kwo allotnisnta i twa froctat'eaj erjiy tnriiis. xs7T;i.WN«voN-aaRS3tT.-rro«r cottaat T» for Bftln, new Bt. Jamea'a Chorohi bw r.ml triyicr laid on; garden, £;., FAItN'KUj. — Nowly - flolahod Sbr-roomosl llopks for B^to i pleasant vlow | (SW), PAI'.MB abo For Balo r.» WsUtociiti, I'aro A tnorocio, BiokcuVPolnl, Walukorul. Main. TASsri, Norlli Shore, Pap^irarti, feo. Also, boo Ueita New ZmlanH licraiA tau\ Wtcltiy .tVews, O H A S. WIUIAMSOS, mtUS S.GKW V ViT&OiK L.\sm HOUBB. TjANU ANIJ FINANOIAI, AdKN I GENfciUAL. COMMISSION AGKNT, Nest Union Dank, guKUN.i>TnnKT, Aook- LAND, Propertifts advortlftod freo of coai, ana no Oharge mado unlosa bußlncos done. Usta ot Proportion for oa!o forworded monthly to AKonta In Napier, WoUUiKton, Ohrlatohurch, sjid Dnncdln, Icnnrancoa effected on Heasoß, Crops, F^^ nltura, So. Properties Valood, Hcrvora UndoctuSon, Bulkliiiß Eutlrantoa prepared. Mortgages an1! Lca'.m nf KOtoted. FOR 8&I.K ---SEAfflKLD VlllW-Mco Cotteno of lrootis, (tardon. and lnrgo worwhop. £300, 852 PAPAEUUA.-7-roumed Houso and 32 aorea Rood lacd, on mala road, cloae torallvvny; voryotoap, A5 KXMOLmi-STllltKT-Twn Cotta£Oß, I rooms and wash-houfo each. £110. AC ROOKY NOOK—Convenirnt J-roomcd Cott.iKe, Kuniiui, land, &.o. m(0. bbO 80 AOUH.S, near Mot Sprlo«p, Waiworp, A4 MAUX-Bi-KKICT, MOUNT JCDUN — Pretty C'ottogo.S rooma and pantrr.larKO level allat ment. JS43 CHAPKL-9TUKBT— Houso In this central posi tion, anttabio for bsaraing hoaeo. very KyilKlt P'PA3S KOAD-CompaOl CottRKO. 3 6 rooms, very owrroniont; 831 TWO HUOi'3 or.d UiYOlllsKj, on good lowllnij thoroaghfaro. • 1129 QRAFTON IIUAD-nonae. 8 tooms. eaa, Ka AVONIIALE-llonflo. 0 roome. oxtoi slvoßho^B, st-iblp, onthonsos, oto., end highly oaltlrntod fwiu : lai'siio orchard, etc. UI3 FOKSOKHY—Houwi, Oroor/W. 'WO t&Tli'r), KBr rtoo, sto.: Very ohoap. I!iU FONSO.U;If - jionw, 7 rcomn, WRHh-ho'iM, tc..k3. vsr«U, .to : larao Kuidcn. luJl frnit OBWAT NORTH «OAU-Hon6o, 8 room?, Rftrrtfii, fto, im 1000 AOKK.3—Freehold Land, suitable for a oattlo run; easy distance from Auckland, 19 YKAKS JjKAc«ii; of fl-roome4 JUouto snti Rrounds, ground,rent low • ASS SBViChAli UliOOKn of Natlvo Lunde, TIUob, Crown Or.intß. Vory ohonn. AlB KAURI BUdU. 30CQ aorCD, good, water fronV asre, at low price. Al7 11 AOIiiCS good yloughablo lovol Land, clooo to Whau btr.Uon, ASS PARTICTOARB OF OTHKB PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION. BHVKRATj UOOD ALIjOTMKNTa AT VKPY hOW PBIUKU. 177,*QUEEN.STREEX, Oppoalte Morrln S: Co.'b. JAMES T I- N D AL, ACCOUNTANT, HOU3E, LAND, & COMMI33ION ACJBNT, And Law Writeb. HIGH-STKEET, Auckland. FOR SALE: PONSONBY—Honae and Land, College Boad< Lot 7. t'rico ftliio. And two adjoining lota 8 and D, if douirr.d. GRAFTON KOAD-AUotmont 18. of eeotlon 10, corner ot Gratton Koad and wynyard- Btroot, with ten-roomed Houso, Btabloe, and i outhouaes. Prloo £1000. OHAPiCIrBTRKttT—Six-roomed House and Stable. «500. VIOTOKIA-STKKRT WKaT—Throo Brlok Shorn and UvvolllDK-hoiiecP, just built. Prlcfl, £2,100, or to Let at SOa per week each. FRKEHuIiD BLOCK, In central poßlMon, olobo to Queon-atreofc. with Brlok Uulldlnßa and Iron loot, uaitnbio for Warehouses, Sco, IVopr lotorn having Hodbss or Land to dispose of are requested to commnnicato with the unaer- Blßncn. NO OhflFgrj unIOES cold, Wanted to Purchase (in)modiately) ( Three Dwelilng-housea ot about 8 roomß, within oaey distance ot Post-office. JAMK 8 XI N DAL, HIGH-STHKET. |^ OK SALE •*■ Ky EDWARD WAYTK. ' HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- . VOLOANIO LAND (at Mount Edon)-I0 aorea In convenient pndaookp, with Seven-roomed House. Outbuildings, Cistern, Krult Trot'B. Offered for a fow days, a Bargain, MODNf ALBKH'L1 (near Hallway Stafclou)- AUotmentannlf-aoronDwarda: Volennlo Soil, Buainesa Bites, Magainoont Viow. Very easy terms (ohoap). SEAifIKLD KOAD (00 foot frontoge)-Comtort aWo Sovon-roomed I'lonso; gar, and water Ja'd on ; every oonvonlsnos. Frloa—Low. Terma—Uaey. HOUSK OF KIGHT nOOMS (woU built), 15 mlEUtea from Qneon-Btroot. Adapted for private reßldenoa or business. Gas Stovo, ample water supply. Offered cheap, MOUNT EDKN (near Failway Station)—Sovon rooinod Houso and Large' Allotment: good bnelueßS Bite, JSSOD only. Terma-Kasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Kden)-Flne Soven roomed Houso ; loitr rooms, oonorete olbtero, boiler, outhonßO, with nearly ono aore/ voi canlo land. COTTAGK and Large ALLOTMKNT oloso to City for £100. OORNKR SHOP snd DWBLLING at Parnoll- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as o'ue fortune has already been mado out of It, •WANTSD KNOWN-Thnt B. Wayto, Houbc and Land agent, 117, Qaeen-atreet, has con- Btant apt'lloattonu to purohaßO or rent Small Houuea within easy dlstanoa o£ Qaoen-Bireet, tmd for Building Sites. ■ BD.WAYTB, House and Land Agent. SADDLER, Sec, NEWMARKET, Has received, ex Langstono, a superior solectior ot English Sndrtlci-y, consisting o£—Liwliea' Gents', Boys', and Girls' Saadlea, Uridlea, Wliips' Spurs, &c, and is prepared to sell them at pricoi that will defy competition. N.8.-Also. b choice lot of Nickel Silver and other Buckles foi making aH kinds of harness.



I JMecucal, D'uIVKU COMPLAINTo. R, KIHO'S DANDELION AND QtJUttN!! HVKft VXIJJH (without Mar. oury.) tub Kkht Rxvsn? ffOB Bilsouswkbs, OTOMACB USRiSSftMSnT, Kt-WffLBHCS, I'AJNS iiETf>"RitN ras SaootDKSS, Hap At'vsrisie, riTO<GBSTIOK, AOll>lfy 5 JIKAIVAIiaB, TJSAKX- Bnnw, and ali wthor winptosim ot <li«)rilereu . liver and dyspayala. Aoktowledßod by m»nr , eminent Burgeons to to tbo sulest suiil mlldeat pills forever;- constitution.—ln Boxes ot la lid, ifa Bd, snd in M. Bold by CUomlßta .«,nd Medicine Vendcre U\roiip;hoii(i We world, Prepared by Jas. Korke, London, SpeolnSly valuabJo PHto for rceidojfta otiro^d «n.fl jravoUsra F>ol<l l>y KEMSraOSSK, IfEOSSUR ft Go. , " jJULPHOUNa tOXION."—Aij. lito tJ to-ari Muansf of OUBTNfI SKIN BiaBASKS, There- bi ecsroalr a'JJ" oruptlor bat will yieia to ":;i:!v!ic;:uo" In a t.e;r rtayb, act cotuiGcnca to fc-in a-,vaj' oven iJ It «antf paot ouro, O?rtl:y«y p!u!>,!' (j, > ciiiii'.'.:), blotohns, poarl, ronfjhnesa. vik.;".j, -,:?, If :ny Hiftglo; whllal eld, er.dorinK ulJn lUlpordcro, t-liat hove planned too Diiflßroia foi' years, howoyor dooply rootofl thc-r msy bg, "HalphoHno* will successfully ttttaok tnctft. v dewtrofs tho fioimalonlso Which oftn/jea tUc-ss n;:;:'.?;hV7, Ivrltabis, v.ifnfni sffeotlons, rxiS alwr.ys prcdn-yn a ol'ar, hoalthr natural condition of! Hio eWn. " Huiphoilne, Lctlou Is sold by iuo; tOS sniiats. ilottlon, 2a 8d Mads by J, V.-proi aad Co., londoa. Bold by KSMPTgOBSB. PutißH3S fe CO. FSPFKJJ'a QUmiMK aud 1KO» TONIO roceun hk(l dorolopoe the norvons , eaerKlcs. enrlohoa tlio blood, promotes appetlto, ■ (Slojpoia languor and dopiewiion, fortifies the ■ dliiontlvo W'gans, la a epsolflo romody for aearalglo, 6,,-iie, Indfseatio.n, f.-jvors of every • kind, oliooi f.uaotloiiij, and in wasting c'loorksb, • Borotulons taudouoles, £co, Tho whoio frame Is Kreaily invigorated by I Joyjior'fc Toiilo, the i moQtevl fnonltlca brielifcued, tho ooueUtnllOD ; prcetlr DtrccKthtinod, r.ntl a rotnrr. to robnst fiesltli oortair, iiouioa. if 3 dcß'B, to ijdj next : Blis, 31a. iioM by Ohen.'i!:^ i-v-ry^hera. -The : aunt ot .1. Vspwr, 3J-jflford laboratory, IxmdoD, muyj? bo on ihs huL Thera la cc i Toclo ao certain t;i o!s'E«k oh Pepper's Quinine > snd Iron, Ula et«m;riy f.v/oinnwnded to reel dontn iv fnd'n m;tl :!:;; e-i:d should alwiiys hf k.'iit :-i:.;.iiy ton a a if- ovary wso of fw\T nr fobrlw nonrlitlim, ■■'Cili >jv Kt-Afi'viiiiii,;,'!:, ili'fw'^' :rl4'"-!li^ _ ; rpAKAXA»;iT:vt AMiri'i.'Uui-'iTi'tiiiiK, .1. Proj!i«"»a only by i. I'eppor, Loudon. . This ifiuii! oumhl-ititlon. tatnvctod (rotu uiadi' ■ oiunl root.s. fs now us\:a ui<-t»vil of hlna pl!l and oaloiJiUl for ti»> uurf- of rtrawpßkn blH(i!jan«flF, autl all rj'miivomn of e<-.:n-,' . uticiD c>{ tho liver, j which aioffiKioriiUj' imln ix>»w,t.'itiioeliouUiors. J apßct-aoho, dro:,vu(r,o.>-3, no r.ppstlte, Enrred i ti>.:si:e, elttwtirwvt'ln &-.«ta fn tho niornlnK, ' (<l(iiunoe«, (Utiiiirlimco of Uin c.aii'.iioh, ttad foal i IJii; of Keooral i'.'.)pr,;ij..'.ioii. it vote tha slugfflab , liver la motion, very nightly aotnnn ttxo bov/elo, elviuß o 6en?o of health nud comfort with 'ik oxirn. It lv tho nafi'St lat'il'finn, T;<rairumni and I'odophj'lllii I* a flr.ld mads only by J, PKPPHJti liodford lj'.tboiii'ory. J^oiidon, whose • name lv on ovory lube!, umioa, 2s H and 4a Od, i Sold by nU ChcirJgtg, A niOßt vuluabln nnd i essonllsl iniviloLnti for India, .AuiKnvllE, U)e , Capo, and Colonlo? KoneraSly, ' Sold by KKMFTHOIi!JS, PKOSSKR & UO. A 1! 1^ 1 J H A it M A U y," [V V OXLKY'3 BUBUDINQG, QUBKH-BXIiitET "VVHAIf?, jiCOKLAITO. i'CKSCKTPTIOSS CAJ?BFnr,LY PISPEKBBDi FUKE DEUCI3 AfiD CHEMICALS, : IKKTH V.XTHACTKI). Mefliolnfi'fer ShtppU'K ynppllea . V. HOOTONT Munagcr. 1 T^/ff B If, Trt A lri »O» P, ; ' 81tTK333OKr "i'V.TyiYl Ti£<Ki;mtll,V--:""iV>zt, ■H».ft IH':?K!S-SS.'S3SiE i jv!t?':r;:rct- -,1«. ! .Toiu«alccAi :!r-if?--v i;.ta- '■■-'■ i f'.M i | AM E a Or~A~ 7ir~¥ X, I ?J IHSI'KfJi'ING Al^D KAMII.Y CtIJCMUST (M I'MBl'I" * JII KHSiI«\.CPUTI' 'AIL UOCIKTL') i nOHSUN-STtUii-C')', eJuesi vi :.-. clUnntijn-ctioet, j AWKXANt) N.Z. . « *«H, WAJLK.ISU, Kuiyeoii, wisues to .jB.-^ noUfy to hie p»'.ien!(i oml tho pabllo Rouerally, tht'.t ho Ims rttuiowil to Ukloy House, at tho top of Htvy-atroot, inuOy In tho oooupa • Uoq Of Mr iiobort Hotrne. I)K. W&.L.KMLI ' tusr be cocsaJtbd sn nsnsl Rt Mr Qarriaer's, 1 "The JlcgllsU Pharmacy." 131, tjuooii-strcei, dally from 10 to 11 ».in.; r,mt uv/Ihk to lilu [into , tleo lnorocsinf! orid exteudinß, t!:o hoars of eoKsultstioa at Mr Monian'u "Tho Goldun . Moitiir," will In future l;o ireru 'i to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.mi J. fMKO. MX F. LAST, BOHOHON DENTIST, ■WEir.ICBI.KY • RTR-S!f.T WEBT, ABTJFIOIAL XKKTH from C«. KAOH. I We Co 13 B» " » " TJrK GKBAW EkWIF.Q MAOHXMK ILfI'UnTKK, BAt) jvst K:xisivp;i> A:itfiT!'o Slilnmora of i>o n;;i.-J.'.enr's r.'aoMns the WerW- Xhk Wcrrg Co.'s f'.--aTMiia Maohiefi i Tho Moo» Silent Tho UdoajJCBS ; The Mo-38 KaplA Tbo Highest Arm Tho Moat BJmpJ* Tho J.t.r^erji Tbbls i Tho Most Eaay w Worfe The t-is",t Cover The Moat norabto The Hiniplost ShnMls Xbs JScsJ Kissass 7^? Nestest Rates XEKAPV.,I MEAiJB7?r»3 itwi £5 10?, ths bssx ss-rrxxu kaohikbs svsa madh. , Fries O? UAKD M>.OH.IKKB| £S 10* i Also, AI.TTASf! O!r llAim- Haculno Eloeet ffrlster onfl Ko prosi Werthota BJsnrtMd Howe OoropEic?1!! Wbpelor andiWHaoa drover and BsJice'S Jouo3'b AHO Domcatle Anil other KCOfl raobci raoß 25,-^d, rau Wkbk ! 2s, 6d, pier Wibkl I'fcsja Maohlnoß can be i-.od of mjr Asonhi i— N, MoLoanandOo.. Plonoor ii!or«, Whangaro I Thomas Wolls, Conibr!dno; William Stovona on Onohnnsn j JC. Wnytc, Hemliton ; ParnoU and Dojlati, Glsborne; HMn-sao Red Co., Tanranga sad at c-Uior vlzast* mS S jf'l KJ£ A T T\ SPOT «OBtRN4ITKS«T wirocerjoß, <sjo. JOHN HOKJSK (For lnan? yantij with Oloso liroai). STAKHjK QBOOKIK, 'i'ilA DHAtUB X FfiOTISIOIf atasoHArrj, tser ol WelUngioa ana Kciwn Btroota (Cpponlt? Bt James's ChnroW, MHJB WAIIBa Qg FOB OSDICHf, MtßaojM.axjKiiiJßT KXKAna ooirjrKß MOM, H. P. GIBBOK3 & CO., ISA, Coffee, akb Si'ioa Meuoeahb WnOtWBAI.M AMI) SfAUIMf GROOFSKB, OOASa FIRSTTOOD. AHI3 PKODCTOK DBA£B H. F, OiHBONS ft; CO., HO3SOK-RTKKKT. AUOKMDiDi POB,«USATHI) IAKKK, H, I' A IS X JS H SAS 2COE SAW.- & wtttiixg o( She b!Kit3, Witfi I?ar reatir i'« uw, m wnj nwwejcan. As.heb Si'aAss Wojhsu, Vawouu-BTusas, toes «fl«\S!'riij'i o£ Myuufc'jf, Kitfelntti p.nft Uc.te pjpsv ft'.-irayata Eiccfc. ■VeniiKJoD. £iob tra>-TM *J s&oitMt notlee> Ma»ttfiM»nteii oi Wifi o«<X Compa Pips, A ciittJca Mleoiloa o)f Ohmn'oltsr?, {tee» at his Vfcltoi'sy-atT'ats a'aop. B/Eosnssa Kg !sy C 5! Wfite ' C£Q PATSCBrOa OP *ns i'MPEOVHH fjISA» Enoa Ripaisa. - ; wvs m i WO* qw a o i iif 8. . « BBWErji3o»a tyKOM (iw^RAg, sosss, . iS«ew!?!srßeis;;a«iiatoi;hos6S& tteSl'mw UnttiS J, Eom>m, Smmajm-smsm, 1 wa P!?saa»Esac one Ri bis Wsrsrss-iKSonsjO) ■ PIANOS ' fIUGSI iMOiil IiOQSJ. XO THK i JU WItS 1 W(ir,ted known, that tbn Knurl, Point Saw , Mills, at Onoliuiifju (aoutrojed by fire some months slnoe), are now in lull work ußain, All lengths of loga a r. Mill waiting to be sawn, Beams and girders for brick building and , wherf work, up to 10 feet, supplied on the ■ Bhorteßt notlca. Cnatomerfl m»y rely npon the orriom of tho timber going with taelr orders, aa wo have no maiinfactory to supply. Builders and contraciora will find It to their intaraat to glvo their orders to us, ac thef will i get Ell fresn timter free from worm sod dead , nap. Ordora esecuted with despstohi' j M. H.KOB, J nmmrtHMi. p 'mmc' I * CnttliUßgs, SoptetoSul Vii'ii • '



I Ironmongery. ' E. IPOIRTIEiIR &a CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL IRONMONGERS AND IRON MERCHANTS, QUEEN AND HIGH STIIEETS, AUCKLAND. A LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF FUIiNISuING IRONMONGERY ALWAYS IN ST'JCK. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTROPLATE. Cract Stands fiT/f! Tea nnd Coffee Set? Butter Coolers rife. Cgv M, J%\ Biscuit Boxes Picklo Framc3 pmi^- iiif *<?*fi|s Egg Frames Sardino Boxes jlffe %t /)|*lf Caudle Stickg . Cake Baskets i^^o^M®M\ Fruit Stands Dish Covers |^^p(M^^^L ToiletScts Fish Knives m^^^^^^^^M Sps'il S!aadß Napkin Biogs Xhj9> Trays and.Salvors . KNIFE CLEAKSnGJMACHINES. Rapid Water Filters HousenjaW.Boxea Kuife Boards and I'olish J^Ms^ '"•""■^/\ Patent Cinder Sifters Sauaago Machincn Coffee Roasters and Mills Sausage Killers |IW Indiarubber Knife Boards Mincing Machines Silversmiths' Soap Pudding aad Jelly Moulds e^^^^^^^^Wfc^© L'rntuwick BJack Lady Help Knifo Cleaners .Krncry Cloth and Black Lejd NOVELTY AND EUREKA WRINGERS. Sprinc & Lever Ma«glcs y&BSk. Bradft?d'» Wo»bing Ma. Combined MaDßles and^KtV^ - . '-'>dFimr^A chines and ftfaocloa Washes 'iP^ara^S^J^t*^ J| Tubs & Buckets Copper Furnace Pars Caat Iron Batlw Mrs Fotts's Cild Handle fowel Kollcn Bad Irons M fojLjT JT i llo' (vor aHd Plunge Baths Laundry Stoves |jsr-w- »[- URE k a » IffiH^ Irons Wash Boards ana Clothes d^jSjHji wringer IBM' Bath Sponges Fluting Machines 'tMuil-■___! ill. iri Gofiwing and Pinking Wire Clothes Lines lons BIRD CAGES AND AVIARIES. Brusß and Iron Bird JX. Ho*c Keels for winding Cngcs ~ jfil ; garden bos» Brass and Iroa Parrot _JsL_ Garden Shears ° ORCS I^^Mw^v Garden Rollers Wire Ell Traps \Tmwbi. nrSTfr^iX- _Li#UTS?^ Garden Seats and Chairs Fly Catchers WJ/UjM' $BVUm JW#^a±Wr?Nb, Garden Syringes Gardcm Arches :^^^£tj^^mJ^^o \W^QJA-^.>^f4Wnrl Pining Shears Galvanised Wire Seed ' IF T'• It I » Protectors . L^L-L —— J-.L It Scjthes and Handles MotaMc Labels and Gat- •^p||l||ll[||f Wgk ' Hoeo Branches den Pegs • ' l^pvQ^fc 'I' -■'" TpXjjySJijf Watering Pota I Iml^^^Fw^ H>l!k Philadelphia Lawn vSBSfcRyV ' 1 V\ \JOOr ■ Mowers ■A^s&»>-l!'-_ "12 'Jc^S^- Cast Iron Fountains Lawn Edge Clippers ," ' .^jeffe"!^* -S^ Garden Engines Lawn Sprinklers Hoes, Baker, Spades, and COAL VASES IN IRON AND WOOD. MatUo and Slats f\\ Kitchen Fenders Plated Fenders & -^I^fH^WOT • MarbloTopTables Platod Aeh Pans r;inks . i COTTAGE RANGES AND AMERICAN STOVES. Kitchen Bangost, ilri ! eIo Pocket Spirit Stoves and without High Copper Preserving Pressure Boilers HI JH |fffl|; |f|l|ppl§ Pana Heating Stoves *£j3Pyp9i en* Grates Kerosene Stoves %^fe|^^^^^^^^^SSiJ^ Ship Stoves lE. PORTBE &D CO. 3 RETML DEPARTMENT: WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT: QUEEN STREET, , HIGB STREET, AUCKLAND. ALL QDQPS DELIVKKED IN TOWN-iANDISUBURBS.



Bnaxa^B Notloea. [ « *>• ■ 77" JO —-MARK -'° HV. r<^l" Jjl O X S A L B, / 1 Four-wheeled Dog Cart (eearly new) . i 1 Two-wheeled ])<g Cart (Dearly new) j 1 Small ljdrty'a Phaeton (nearly now) 1 Lniyo Lady'a Phaeton 1 Double-Boate > Uurrf 1 Waggonette, with canopy : X> Jf EAOU UK 1 . • OPTICIAN, Bob n Stoofe SPSOTAOIiK3 AND STB SLASSKB ot evory dosorlpttont an soonrata t Fit Qvuirnntscfl. COMPOUND MIOROBC3OPBB Aim TBLB % SCJOPES, Powerful and Ohoap, JLXIBOID Babomk^kkh. TmtHKGusiaaa, SUKTBIO BKIJOB, BAXTBBIKS AHD Xtrrraas, Magneto Electric Maehincs and [Medical Coil*.- OPERA BLASS3KS. BiKOOOIiA.It BTBLD ''] AND MABINK etASPIKJ, THKODOI.ITKS, COMTASSM, SUXTANTC, Spirit flydromotens, Saccharomoter*, : SftUnometcrß, Arge&toraeterp, &Ci, &c> t &Ci ■ X9XXI tOl TAYLOR'S PATBNT BSWINQ MACHINBS ft EXTKAB. Initrnmenta and Sewing Machinal repaired, OPFOBTTS XBB POST OITIOB, ' fibotUnna-BUTOt. » GSS AX D POTT BX, '■ OOAOII-HUILDS «fe. - Jil fIBEY-STBEET, APOKI>APP, W,8,-fitm-torlK Bhans, Bpoltos, BcUoee, Blni Bam and t Mnfla of HuAwcod. at lawM S Mttkat PrioM, FUIMAH'B rHOTU fiOOMS, TBOBXXiAIIS-eXXISBSi .','.. ■ Tonrfrta ut VWtons sro tamed to liuneol ■ Fnimon'i Vlem ol Uis Hot Lokco, Anokfana Mil Stub SoenetTt Ko< Xbe ereatest T&rietj £t Orlfilnal Portrtlti Ot Jficort OolebrlUM Is Kiw Xeeuandi »nf>TOORA*HT IM AbK KTS BIUUfOHICE fTIHE KIVEKSDALK MANUFaCTUK- ' X INQ COMPANY (UmITKD), 'r jj 11, GRKY-BTRKKT. V TANNBKB, CUBRIKRB, LBATHKR AND GRINDERY MKROHANTS AND IMPORTERS. The above firm hare Jnst landod, ex variona late arrivals, SPIiBNDID VAIjUK in French, German, and KogUah qalf, Kid. Patent Calf, Kast Indian ' Oalt anoTXlp, Butte, Elaetlo, Web, Boot Wobblng and Linings, And a Variety of QBINDBBY AND BHOB MBBOKBY ODODSi Will also have rsgular Bhlpmenta ol above ' RrrlvlDK from the boat jcnullflh. Amorloan, an 4 Continental Honsos. Colonial TannodandCnr ilod Leathera alwbya on h»nd, The R.M. Co. (Limited) are Cash ParobaseH ot Wool, sisinij, Biaesi nnd Tfililovr, Now Landing, ez a Bterion, exoollont value la | Ltnlnss. Kyoluts. Heel Tips, and Darnslei's ; Tools of all deßorlDtloos. - - Tolophone Mo. S5, wm, a. hamphon. . Seoretaiy. .



PAIN'S \* Vholesale&RetaU W. H. HAZARD, Gunmaker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, PTItOTEOHNIST TO THB nOVAI. YAOHT B<JW*DRON. O li. AX& it BKOfHS B»i VV AKTIBT PKOTOWKAPKSHB (0??08ISa UHKHT BASJXI, QOBJBH-BTKSBI', A!JO Xt A HDi' J'hctr BrapUy In the iAtsst cad 2£ott Fashlonablo styles, ffixeoatad la % manner Unaurpereea In the Colonies, All Photographs token br tht IITBTAHTARIOnB f S-XJEEB, tAKaBIOOLZJICTIQ2S se\t SSALAHB TBTTI M~^t» n-, Rang / rpHOS. T -O-AKHO3T, / * ■ W» JUk TBS EAI'A* tiOK« BKOOU FAOXORT. OcaiO»HQVJBB-3E. Prtoos i v? Ens, ftom n/8 pos aos, KN R V WH I T~i, BTATIONKit & BOOKSELLER, BIGH-BTRKttT, AtTCKWKD _ .. „ 1865). Kespeotfally Informs iho piibllo thnt he baa kkmovkd to Premtssa at the Corner of High- Btreet and Vuloan Lane, nn'b* O»;ene< l-Hnporlcir Stationery. Acoount Books, &c, at reaeonablo prices. Albums and Wrlsn B±a^dl° W PtiC6St V**™**** »*