DIOCESAN SYNOD.

The Synod assem bled yesterday evening at five o'clock, His Lordship, Biahop Cowie, preaidiug. The following members wei'e present:

CLEBQY.—Archdeacons Clarke, Maun sell, Pritt, Wi)li», Revs. Biggs, Bree, Burrows, Caldor, Dudloy, Evans, Farley, Gould, ilaselden, Hewlett, Kin?, Mulgan, Nelson, Purctiss, Tebbs, Smallßeld, Wai h, LAlTY.—Messrs Batger, Beere, Board taaa, Clayton, Cochrane, Crispe, Doonin, Georee, Green, Hamilton, Hammond. Baultain, Heath, He^keth, Hills, Hushes, J.ickiou, Kensington, Kirkbride, Larkins, Lusk, MasefieU, McMillan, Pierc<% Raw lings, Rice, Siwkins, Taylor, White, Worthington, J. H. Upton. Attendance.—After prayer the Presi dent directed the attention of the Synod to Resolution 21, which states that mem bers when unable to attend the session should notify such inabi ity to the Presi dent ; and added that several members had neither attended nor notified to him their inability to attend. Reports.—Mr G. P. Pierce presented the 22nd annual report of St. Stephen's Orphan Home, and also the report of Selwyn Memorial Fund Committee. Tne latter showed that the receipts for the jear amounted to £205 11s 6d, and the dis. bursements to £127 Is 6d, leaving a credit balance of £78 10a. The capital account showed that £700 wai invested in New Plymouth debentures, insurance sha:es, etc.

Chairmanship of Committef s.—Col, Qaultain was appointed Chairman of Com mittees.

Home Mission.—Mr A. K. Taylor moved, "Tbat this Synod request tbe Standing Committee to take the necessary steps to cirry out tbe suggestions of the Home Mission Select Committee as soon as possible," the said suggestion being tbe formation oE a Borne Mission Committee for the extension of Church work in the diocese.—The Rev. F, Gould seconded the motion.—An amendment by the Rev. P. Walsb, secondsd by the Key. Mr Burrows, that >-he report of tbe Home Mission Select Committee should be printed, and a copy furnished each member of Synod, before the matter came up for consideration, was carried.

Church Temperance Association.— Mr A. K. Taylor asked the President how many branches of the Church of England Temperance Society there were at present in the diocese, and bow many members there were in. each branch. Tbe President replied that the Secretary had reported that official notice had been received of the formation of branches in St. Matthew's and St. Sepulchre's parishes, Auckland; fct. Ueorges, Thames; St. MaryV, Taranaid; and in tbe districts of Muhurangi and Waioku. The branch at St. Matthew's was state! to have ceased to exist in 1878,' but a branch had since been established at St. Thomas's. The Secretary had no com plete information as to the number of mem bers in each branch.

Clergymen's Services.-—Mr A. K. Taylor asked why the clause in tbe re solutions affecting financial operations, running, "Provided, that in any case in which tbe clergyman may not be paid by tbe parith according to the diocesan scale, the parish shall not be entitled to the exclusive services ot the clergyman," had been le.'t out of the resolutions, &c, »f the Synod, publi.hed last January, aid whether tbe President considered that this clause was still in force.—The President, in answer, said that the clause quoted wes to be found in No. 7 of the Resolutions of the Synod, printed with tbe proceedings of the session of 1874. It seemed to have been omitted when the Central Diocesan Fnnd ceased to exist, and therefore to be no longer in foice. QU«L!FICAT»ONS OP PAKISHIONEES.— On the motion of the Key. C, M. Nelson, seconded by the Key. W. Tebbs, the Synod went into committee to consider the report ot the sub-committee on qualifications of parishioners. This report was then read, and the clauses considered seriatim. 'I he Eist clause, viz., "That the quali fication of votcis sated in Statute 4, Sec tion 7, is unsatisfactory," was discussed at aome length, consequent upon the con tention of the Revs. Nelson and Tebbi, that only coramunican's sbould be entitled to veto at parochial elections. Ultimately the clause was adopted. The second clause provoked an even lengthier discussion. It was as follows :-"That your committee recommend that any male peison of tbe age •f 21 years,and upwards dedrous of ex ercising his voting power in the affairs of a church that he attend', and of which he has been a communicant for twelve months then last past, other than that of the parish in which he resides, nuy be enrolled on the c'ectoral list of the parish tbo church of which he attends, and of which he is such a, communicant, on application to the churchwardens, and signing the usual de claration!, and also a declaration that he roi nouncos his right to vote in any other parish." On the Eugge&tlou of Mr Larkins, the words "regular atten dant " wero substituted for " communi cant," and the subsequent words, " and of which be is euch a communicant," were omitted. The ißevs. Nelson, Tebbs, and Messrs Lujk, Upton, and Kawlings and Dr. D.iw»on were the leading speaker* in support of the recommendation, while Archdeacon Maunscll, Key. B. T. Dudley, and Dr. Purcbas opposed it on the grounds that it would footer Congregationalism in the churches, render parochial boundaries useless, create bitterness of feeling, and prove subversive of good government. The advocates of the provision asserted the right of churchmen to attend what phurcli they pleased, and to take part in its con duct, and pointed out tbe dangers of over direction in such matters. Ultimately, Dr, Purcbas moved the previous question,and this being carded, the committee procee ded to deal with the third clause of tho report, viz., That the churchwarden's qualification should be altered so as to in clude bis being a communicant for twelve months. The motion was negatived.—The fourth clause was that non-resident vestry men might act and vote during tbe term of office. This clause was carried. —The sixth chuse recommended that the Synod should define the qualification for a substitute for deceased or retiring Synodsmcn. .Nega tived.—A memorial to the General Synod was recommended,praying that effect might bo given to the above recommendations, but this question was not put.—The resolu tions of the committee were then reported to tbe Synod. The Synod adjourned at 10.10 p.m. to 4 o'clock to-day. NOTICES OF MOTION. The following notices of motion have been given in :— The Rev, 0. M, Nelson to move—l. " That a Select Committee be appointed (to »it during the recess) to. consider the subject of tbe representation of the country districts in this Synod, and to report at the next session." 2. " Such committee to con sist of the Rev. B. T. Dudley, Messrs Mc- Millan, Baardman, Ctispe, Luke, Cochranc, aud tbe mover,"

MrBoAKDMAN to move—l. "Thatthe early establishment of a general pension fund for the clergy of this ecclesiastical province is a matter of very gieat impor tance." 2, " That uvery licensed minister engaged in ordinaiy ministerial duties (not exceeding an ogc to be determined upon) should be a member of such fund, and fay a portion of the annual payment necessary to secure a stated ■ pension or aunuity at given age*, and the congregation or congregations to whom the miuiaters should pay the other portion of such annual payment." 3, " That a minister permanently leaving the colony should be entitled to receive back from the fund the total amount he has paid into it, lees any fines paid and any sum he may havo reooived from it." 4. "That the .Right Beverend the President of the Synod be respectfully requested to submit the above resolutions to consideration of tho General Synod at its next session." Tho Key. A, G. Pubchas to move, "This Synod recommends the General Synod to authorise the trustees of St. John's College to fell a portion of the college esta'e, adjoining the native reserves at Orafcei, to the city of Auckland, for the purpose of a cemetery." Mr Bice to move, "That this Synod desirc3 to express its sincere and continued sympathy with Biahop Selwyn and the members of the Mission staff in the work of the Mtlanesian Mission; and the Synod offers special congratulation on the safe re turn of the Bishop from his sojourn at Florida, and upon the increase in the num ber of native teachers established in the islands."

Mr lick to move, '.' For leaye to bring in a Bill to amend statute No. 2, with a view to making the necessary provision for the appointment of Ketumiug Officer under certain exceptional circumstances." The Key. Philip Walsh to move, "That a cordial vote of thanks be given to the lay readers of the diocese for their valuable ser vices to the Church."

Mr A. K. Taylor to move to-morrow, " That the report of the Home Mission Select Committee, together with the resolu tion thereto appended, be considered on Thursday, and take the precedence of otty other business,"

Mr LABKt*S to ni< ye, " That the tbanki ot the Synod be given to the committee which prepared the Sunday-school lessons for the present year." Mr J. D. Jackson to movp, " The Synod having been desTed by the President to authorise him to transfer to trustees a unall sum of money now in the Auckland Savings Bank to the credit of a Cathedral Building Fund, rccommecd the Diocesan Trusts Board to constitute a Cathedral Building Fund Trust, aDd request the President to ■transfer the sum referred to by him to the trustees so constituted."

Mr Hkath to move, "The President having repeatedly recommended the Synod to;provide a stipend for a Diocesan In?pfc. tor of Sunday-schools, the Standing Com> mittee are requested to aid the Bishop in obtaining a stipend for such an officer.' The Rev. \V, Tebbs to move, as fol lows :—l. Statute I, Clause 24—Deed uot voidable.—"Such deed shall continue in force either until the powetß of nomination delegated by it shall have been delegated by the nominee, or shall have been relin quished, and thedelega'es theieby set frco to take fresh action in the matter." 2. Statute £1. Clause 8, line i.— For the words, " number of days within," substitute, "day on." 3. Statuic 11. Clause 30, line 3.—After "com« municant," insert "of such distifct." 4. Statute 11. Clause 10, to add—" If any ruch elected member of f-ynod shall be un able to attend any session of Synod, he may empower any other member of Synod in attendarce, to hand in for him a duly signed proxy vote upon any question be« f»re the Synod at such time ol his non-nt tendance." 5. Statue IV. Clause 20 d, to add-"A9 well as a safe tor tbe proper en-torty of tbe pariah registeis and other re cords ..'

Supplementary list of clergy,—ln the list of clergy licensed to officiate in the diocese, some distinguishing mark being affixed to those entitled to sit in the Synod. Mr Pieecs to move, 1. " Whereas the General Synod of 1880 during its session at Christohurch resolved (cl. 7, p. i.26, Central Synod Report, 1880), and whereas legal opinion has been obtained that this resolution cannot be earned out, in conse quence of tbe tiust of the Symonds-strcet property requiring the reservation of a portion thereof as a site for a church • and whereas tbe Diocesan Trust Board has refolved to ask the Synod to endotse with its approval a resolution asking the General Synod to set aside a portion of this property as a site for a church, so that the resolution passed by the General Synod in 1860 mny be legally carried out."—2. Re solved, " That this Synod hereby requests the General Synod to authorise the trustees to let or sell that piece of land on which old St. Sepulchre's Church stands, having a frontage of 70 feet to Syraonds-street, with a depth of 103 feet, in terms of the trust as 'a site for a church;' and to authorise the transfer of the remainder of tbe propeity referred to in the resolution of the General Synod of 1880 (p. 220, Proceedings), in exchange for the »itos of the church and future school-houso of the Holy Sepulchre in Kyber Pass Road, by three hundred and forty feet to Burleigh street." 3. " Thai this synod requests the General Synod to authorise tbe General Trust Board to exercise its own discretion (subject to the approval of the Standing Committee) as to leasing of suoh por tions of the Cathedral site as shall not be required for the Cathedral." 4, "That this Synod requests the General Synod to authorise the sale by the General Trust uoard of a piece of land at Toka Tapn given by Captain Colbeck." 5. "That this Synod requests the General Synod to authorise the General Trust Board to exohange nine acres of glebe land for the same quantity of land held by the Board for general church purposes.1' The Rev. Mr Bbimows to move, " Tbat the committee to consider the boundaries of St. Thomas's be elected by ballot."

Tbe Vev. Archdeacon Mattksbli. to move, " As it is one of the first duties of a diocese to maintain in good repair the residence of its chief pastor, and as tho allowing the burden of all such repairs to fall upon a stipend so small as that of the Bishop should be no longer permitted, re solved—l. That a committee be appointed to organise collections for the above object ia euch centres of the diocese a9 they may think fit, and to effect such improvements and repairs of the above buildings as they, after conference with the Bishop, shall con* aider desirable. Such committee to con sistof Dr. Gojdsbro1, Messrs John H. Upton, C. C. McMillan, Thomas Masefield and the mover. (2) That tee Synod calls upon the members of the church to contribute to the above work, and particularly requests the clergy atid parish officers to hold collections in their several churches in aid of it before the end of the current year,"

The Key. \V. TEM33 to move j—"That the number of Uepreaentativea of Diocesan Synod be proportionate to the numlwr oi communicants ou the roll or rolls of the electoral district."

The Rev. W. Tebbs to move:—" (1) Eor a select Committee to report to this Synod on the question of the performance of occasional services. (2) That such com* mitt*o criMst of the Revs. Nelson, Dudley, and Bates, Mes«ra. Boardman, Uawlings, Upton, and the mover." The Rev. W, Tebbs to a»k the President i —".To .define the (term 'liceuised clergy raw,' used to desoibe the qualification oi a clerical member of the Synod." %. "To state whether it is imperative that the notice of the meeting of Synod referred to in resolution be forwarded to each member." 3. "To state what effect the ommission of such notice (if imperative) could have upoa the Synod." .

The Key. W. Tejjbs to move notice of addition to Standing Orders. "That tho Synod meetings, with tho exception of the first day, shall be between tho hours oi 4 and 6, and 7 and 10." Mr HUGHBS to movp, " That the ques« tion of the debt due by St. George's, Shortland, to the Standing Committee, ha considered.''

CRICKET.

WSST END V. COLTS,

Tbu matoh was resumed on Saturday, and lesnltad greatly in favour o( tho Colta. Scores—

Colts, first Innings (oonticned): — Hsnna, b Arnell, 1; atunro, o Mucky, b An ell, 0; Tnw»lto>, not ont, 15; Watera. b ArneltU; Laxon, o and b Arcoll,0: Brown, b JMaoky. v: Sim. stumped Klbr, S; Courtayne, b Arnuil. 1 1 Hudson, b Canav&n, 0; W. Baker, o Arnell, b Maoky, 9; Beavan, o and b Canav&n, 3; S. Baker, blsaac 5; Doughty, o Choice, b Isaac 1; extras. 11; total Ist day. Si i Total, U3. The Klevea's second innings :—Klnsr, b Sorry, 6; Arnell, o and b H»nna, 7; Isaao, b Berry, 3; Colom&n.b Harry,6; Brook, not ont, 14; Cana van, run oat, 0; Chojoa. b Banua. 10; Hotter, b Berry, 6; Mitchell, not on>, 23; Held and Macky to bat; extras, 2: Total, 79.

AUCKLAND SECOND ELEVEN V. SOUTH END. Auckland CO.—Fripp, b Leahy, 3; Porch, b Leahy, 5; Webator, o Leahy, 0 ; Hall, b Howard. ' 0: Cheeseinan, b Leahy, 15; Ueale, b Leahy, 17 • Cameron, not out, 17; Blndon, b Sutherland, 5; O'Reilly, c D. Brown, 1; Ansley, b Leahy, 0: Schmitt, b Leahy, 0; extras, 6: total, 69. South End 0.C.-Lawtou; b Boalo, 0; Suthor. land, bßealo. 1{ Howard, oßeale, 20; D.Brown, o Ansley, 0; Loahy. b Bealc, 5; Israel, not out, 0: Blinco, b Porch, 0; Harris, b Porch, 0; Dickey, b Poroh, 7; Hunt, b Porch, 2; extras, 2 s total, 40. DRIIX-SIIED V. ALL-COMEUS. This match was commenced on Saturday week and concluded last Saturday, resulting in an easy victory for All-Comers, who scored 170 to their opponents' CO. For All-Cornel's, Testro (37), Gardner (35), Barton (11), and C. MacOor miek (23) all batted remarkably well, while for the Drill-shed, J. HaU (23, not outi was the only double-flsure scorer. Subjoined arc the full scores :— ' ])rill-Bhed.-O3mqnd, run out, I ; Reid, run ox£l V 4*' Ma°Cprrnick, b Wyiiyard, 9; O'Briori. c Blair, 0; B. Bealo, run out, 1: Bindon, run out a: Sadler, c Buckland, 3; Hall, not out, 28; Holdship, run out, 0; Moginie, Ibw, 5: A. Bealo, b Barton, 3; extras, 7: total 6C. AU-Comers^-Dowcs, o Hall; 0; Testro, o M°i.iniO'.3/! Blair, absent, 12; Muniford. c and b Holdship,. 5; P, Dufaur, b Holdshin, 0, Gardner, reared hurt, 35; Barton.st Hall, fl; O MacCorraick, o A. MacCormiok, 23; Jervis, o OBnon. 3; R. Wynyard, b E. Bealo, 5; G- Wynyard, not out, i; extras, 11: total, 176. GOBDOM V. SSD UNITED P.O. Tbla matoh was played on No. \ wioket and «J?nlted la an easy wta tor iJotdon by 68 runs. The Gordon weot in Bat ana made a long stand, puttlnjc together US runs. The. scores of Har. lngioa (19), Wi'Uams (2fi). Sil«s(19», Whltukei: (It?, were of va uable nsfllstr ice. xhe U.C.C. were all diSDOEad of for 55 iuub. Hendrr (22) waa tho only one who soo^d. Tho following are the faiividual scores: —

Qordon,-Byburn, p b ABhton, is Kissling, Ihif Ashton. lfi; Williams, ob Hatvay. 28° An' BO n 9. b Harv*y 10; H«rl« B ton. b McPherson. I'J; iSyKcs, ob MoPherfoa, J9, Whltafcer, b b McPhetßon. o; Kenflerdtne. d MoPoereon. 0; **, Fi??J on> Vjll^97' * ' ext^B,3.—Total, 118. ?«i7oJ' MS. Oalo.\ 10 n: E-, Harvoy. b Wli lamV, i'.

The young skipper who takes a party of girls out calling should content himself with hugging the shore. '

An editor who was tola that his last article was as clear as mud, said : •• well, ,liat covers the ground, anyhow."

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BmwJ mam Mntbiß Office! WnrtUaSK Jhoe^ta tha Fnrtnot of Auoklu*i erfi, TjV^parEspAs Octo?h« 18,1882,,



Auctions. _ ; T G.M 0 R R 0 W , SUE REMUEttA YARDS. "EPOH SALS, at tlu) -Wemuera Yards, on j Jt" Thursday noxt, 160 Well-fitted »toert>. from Walroa. AwUn,' IvvaJltato. anfl Unworn 700 IT At Sheep and tambs Dairy Cows, Btoro Oattlo Vat and Storo Figs. ALFRED BUCKLAND, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. i i WOOIi SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR TUIS SEASON I WILIj BIS HELD AT Ilfl E HAYMARKBT. I ON 5) 'TUEBDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOLPACKS FOR SALE, I ALFRED BUCKLAND. riOUNTKY CATTLE SAJUJSS. I \J, ,: Dtnr.r—Wednesday, October 18 1 Pap&Stura—Wednesday, Ootobar 25 ALFRED BUCKLAND. I TUESDAYS, IH B HaHAR KB X OALB 07 WOOi, BHEEFBKINB O BIDKS, Mid TALLOW, each TuasdW. »» Utfoloefc: ALFRED BUOKLAND. TO-MORROW. NOW LANDING. ELEME AND SULTANA RAISINS FIGS, NUTS, CANDIED PEKL MARMALADE, TEA, V£»TAS CARRIAGE AND SELF-FITTING CAIVDLES &0., &C, &a. E. & A. ISAACS |_| AYE received instructions to sell, by JLJL auction, at their Stores. Qneen-street, on Thursday next, Ootober 19. at 11 o'olook, A Large Consignment of the above. ■ ■ *B. &A. ISAACS, Merchants ana Auctioneers. FfiIDAY, DECEMBER.B. i AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD j!J LEASES. R. C. GREENWOOD ■* I ( LJ AS received instructions from the I JLJL l Anoklaud Harbour Board to soil by II public ancion at tho Offices of the Board, Fort. il Bireet, on Friday, the Bth day of December, 1881 I at 11 a.m.. -c- . | TheLK A383 of the following ALLOTMUNTa. I foraTKßMof FIFTY (60) YBABS. snbjeot I : to the provisions of "The Harbonrß Aot. j 1878": ---|i FOUR AtLOTMSNTS-Nop. 88,87.83, and 60 ---|jß ■with Frontaso to QUKKN-3TREST II TWBNISr-VOUR ALLOTMKNT3-NOB. 00 to I 113-wlth Frontage to CU3TOMHOUBK I BXRBBT | THBKKALM)rMENTB-Nos.lUtOll6-Wlth | Frontage to RAILWAY road ji TJHK ALLOTMENTS WILL BK FIiAQQD. ||| Draft orLeiße and Conditions of Baia may be II ■££•>• and Lithograpblo Flans obtained, at the II Offloo of the Board,; I- R. C. GREjsNWOOD, j Auctioneer, I W. 8. COCHHAHE] [jas. DACUI TO-MORROW. I GOLD STOP WATOHES, " SILVER WATCHFS, CLOCKS, JIIWELLERY, | mHE Scbscribera will sell, at their |,f.. Room Kortjtreet, Tomorrow, the 13th « tnataat, at 11 o'clock. | A VALUABIiB OBNTRE BKCONID BOLD STOP WATCH, keyleas. by BnsEaJlj 1 ■ Gold Stop Watoh. by Wiißtantoy. Liver -1 pool; Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, ,| Gold Rings, Harilngs, atnds, leotate, I Soarfßings, Pendants, Silver Jewellery. . i Je* Ornaments, So. I SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, i /'. ■ Auctioneers. It W. 3. OOOREASB. JAS, DAOBI J;!| MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. I FREEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, , RUTLAND ROaD, PARNELL, • 1 fipiHE snbacribera will- sell, at their I JL Boonu> ?ort4treet, on Monday, Ootober || 23nt, at 12 o olook, 1 1 By Order of the Executors In the Estate of the ,11 ' ' '■■'■*' late Mary Chnrton— i AUotments S and 10, having frontages of 10 I . feet eaoh to RnUand Road, Faroell ■ Allotment ioa, having frontage of 61 feet to Rutland Koad, I SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. I TWT O T I C B, 'j THE SALE OF PBOPKRTKSO, II By order of the Mortgagee, | At London-aiioot, Tauraroa, and PuSeatna, ! IS POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18, ■ At 12 o'clock. I BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ; . Anctioaotr*. B, TONES. E, O. CAEK. n. D, TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, rjIOWNSHIi' OF jO"ORTHCOIE, WAITEIWATA HARBOUR, ADJOINING SUGAR COMPANY'S WOKK9. BALK FIXED FOR WEDNE3DAY) NOV. 1, AT 12 O'OLOOff, NEW STBAM FSBH7 SERVICE now t°n nlnK constantly to BIRKENHEAD WHARF : Bltnata on c:ntre ot property. ' NEW ROAD. 13 LOTS from Here to 3 acre; OLD ROAD. 6 LOTS from about i-aoro to l-aete, CLIFF FRONT, B LOTS from about 2-acre to 21 acres, deep water frontaqp. TERRACE, | g LOTS from about 1 aero to 31 acres BATH ROAD, 1 LOTS from about 1 aore to 8 aoresi front- I logon to Plonio Bay. I The Auotloneors earnestly request parUos to ' I GO AND >JKS THK PROPERTY, and they I will utreo that no elaborate adverUßlng or puff | isgiireanired. , Plans on Applicatiorti :; f Terms i One-foutth cash, bslanoe Bor S rears JBt 7 pot oent. per annum. B. TO'DKB-fi 00, Hk . Anctloueois,



Auctions. MOKDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 d'Olock. "Victoria Park, t\kvonport, -vroimi qhoee, JJeVONI'OKT, XNORTH JjHOKM, . MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, At 12 o'clock, BY GEORGE SIBBIN, AT HIS LAND MART, QUEEN-STREET. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE, The Late Mb. T. Dudeb'3 Estate, Situated a short distanco from tho Victoria and DEVONPom- Wharves, on Lake Road,— rod flags on tho property-commanding varied views of tho City, Channel, Harbour, and lliver. Tho land is all laid down In grass, high level, but gradually sloping to tho wator. 1 Healthy and mo3t desirable as IMMEDIATE | RESIDENT VILLA SITES, and for a SURE PROFIT TO INVESTORS. A8 property In this beautiful Marino Suburb is rapidly rising in valno owing to tho largo number of buildinKa that aro going up In Dovon- Sort and at tho Lalco, and tho greater part of tho istrict has lately passacd into tho hands of in vestors and held for THE CERTAIN PROFIT "■which must bo paid to tho holdors. This ia almost tho last opportunity of acquiring proporty direct from tho ilrst selectors. I The allotments will bo offered so that pur chasers may have from ono aero to flvo aoros. Tho streots aro 1 chain H chains wldo.andno allotment loss than a QUARTER ACRE. No prohibitory reserve will bo put on tho lots, as tho owners intend selling absolutely at tho auction. . Steamers rnn ovory half-honr from 7 a.m. to 11.80 p.m.,anda Family Tiokot.is£Bperannum,or Sa Id per week. Tho tcrm3 arc made to suit all classos of pur chasers, 30 per cent, cash, balance- at 7 per cent, for live years. Luiiclu in PiOVlf Od. Lithographlo Flans can bo had on application. For further particulars apply to R. &R.*DUDER, GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. ■jjr 5 T ~~T C E. I beg to Inform Intending Purchasers o£ the Valuable Estate known as VICTORIA PAKK, that Llthoßraphlo Plans with Terms, to., may be had at MrO. Maya'a Store and Messrs K. and R. Dudefs. Date of Sale: MONDAY, J3ru October, noon, at Sibbin's Land Mart, Qnorn Btroot. Messrs Dnder, or the Auctlonoor, will show the Property, on application, GEORGE BIBBIN. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, AYAIUKU YARDS. THE undersigned will hold their MONTHLY »aLB at Walnkn.on Satur day, October 21, whon a large number of Store Cattle, Cows, Horsed, &o. t will bo offered. HUNTEB & NOLAU. DURHAM YARDS, WOOL, HIDES, SJUNS, AND TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock. HUNTER 55 NOLAN, THOKSDAY, OCTOBER 26, AT TWKLVB NION. BY ORDJiR OP THK MORTCUGKB. (£ \V. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart. Qaeeo-Bticef, on Thursday, 2G'-h Ootober, at 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENT ha-i Ing 26 feet frontage to DRXSK-BTKXICT with a depth ot 78 foot; a HOUdS otfour rooms and eonl. lery erected chsicon, which commands a magnificent view ot the harbour. Also, ALLOTMENT hsvlntt 2i feet frontißO to CHA.PEL-BTREBT. with a depth of 108 foot; a Storo and Dwslllng-houao, and uwelllng-houso at tho rear of the other buildings. Terms and Conditions at Ta'e. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 12 o'clock noon. Waterview, Bella V ista, Ponsonitv ON3DNB X • THK ABOVE BEAUTIFUL PROPBHTY, Which will be submitted to PDBLIO AUCTION BY G. W. BINNJSY OR XHUBSDAY, OCTOBER 26, Contains SSYBN AORE3 07 LAND, and Is. divided Into 43 -A. LL0™ENTS ' Each Allotment having an uninterrupted vlow ot tho Waltemata Harbour, TUB AUCTIONEERS, In dlreoUag attention to this Valuable Pro perty, wonld remind the FnbUo that foe BBAUTV OF BITffATIO», HBAtTHDnrSB Of Locality, snd Grandeur or View, It on not be Burpsßjod by any Sabnrb&n Land yet offered for sale, and would Impress, npon the mlads of those In search ot a home combining Arxtheeo advantages the desirability of secor- Ing a lite In this t avonred positloo. , TO SPECULATORS It will suffice to point out that in conse quence of the marvellous extension of the city daring the. past two years, aod the rapidly increasing value of land, choloe bnlld- Inaßitos In this pojp'.or eobnrb are every.rear becoming mora difficult to acquire, and wl'J|Cf nooesslty, command high values. 1 1 i ''~;';'; ■ TOBUSINES3 MBN, Who boat know how to appreciate) the benefits ot a Marine Residence away from the tumult of city life, yet nsy of access. it Will only bo nccc:aa;y to state that 'bueea now rnn within a few minutes' walk of the Property, and that these will soon be re placed by tramways. THE QUALITY OF THE LAND Mar be determined by inspecting the adjacent Hardens of Mr Mason and Mr Linabury, where oranges, lemons, grapes and other fruit can be coon growing in abundance. MR COOMBHS, THB PROPRIETOR, Has spared neither money nor labour in draining,manuring, planting with ornamental trees, now of seven years' growth, and laying the land down to gras: and oio ver. Tho Boada are wide, formed, and metalled, »id will Bhortly bo kerbed and channelled. For tho convenience or intending purchasers the Auctioneers will issue yREB PABSE3 BY THB! 'BUSKS, And special 'buses will ran on SsUirday, the 21st lust, when • MR IMPBY'3 BAND Will Play oa the ground from three to live o'olock p.m. The Allotments will be offered for competition WITHOUT RESERVE, thus affording competitors the rare opportunity Of purchasing Villa Sites at their own prices. The termti arc Buoh as to meet the require met ta of all, namely, oce-Shlrd cash, balance to remain at 7 p» omt. for a torm of flve year*.



Prosneotus. -p iTU~s pEc tv »' AUCKLAND NATIVE LANDS COLO NISATION OOMPAHY (LIMITED), CAPITAL ....£500,000, in 500,000 shares of £1 each, 200 000 SlTAnwa AUK NOW OFFERED TO I'HK PUBLIU. 300.000 SIIAHIIS TO UK KKSKUVKD KOK NATIVK3 AND Jj'UTURK ISSUE. Ono Shilling psyftblo upon Application ; Ono Shilling upon Allotment. (Jalln not to ox oeod Ono Shilling; iiach. to bo mado at Intervals of not loaa than Throe Months, TBOTISIONiL DIHKCTOItS ! J. Chambers W. R. Vines O. O. McMillan T. T. Maaefield F. It. Clnudß John Kola Hoo. Jloldshlp Koonedy Hill Halroiiia I'ako Franz tichorff J. B. vviiyto, M.H.R. Miijor Jankson li. B. Aiorils, JUlll, Captain Uolbeok Ko Kankluta (With power to add to tholr numbor), Bankrrs : Bank ot New Zonland. SOLioiTons: Jaofceon and Russell. SEOHKTinY, PRO. TEM.: Franz Sohorll. The objuotfl of tlio Auokland Natlvo Lands Colonisation Company (Limited) aro tho aoqnl- Bltlon and Bottlomont o' Nntivo Lands in tho North Island of Now Zen'-id.npontfrmß which will be to ihomutmii advantago of tho Nntivo Ownore, of tho Shrroholdera la this Company, end of tho Colony In feonoral. In oraor to carry out this obieot It la pro posed— let.— To acqulro lntorcsta In land In pnah way (ir thn nutlvos may profor, olther by lmroluiM, by loatio, or by noting as tholr agonta on Buoh torma oa may bo ugreed upon. 2nd.—To pny for ouch Interests acquired at tho option ot tho natlvo owners, oltbor ooab, paid-up aliiiros, or dobentnros for the wholo or any part thereof, aa olr ' ourastanoes and mutual advantaKO may dictate Bra.-To allow tho native owners who takn up paid up Bbaroa lntoroet at tho rato of 6 per cent, npon tho amount of tho paid mi shares In excess of tho amount paid up an contributing shares. Ith.—To Intmo to any native owner declining to take onah or paid np sharoa doben turoa of stipulated ainounta. boarlng/ln toroiit at 5 per cent fifch.—Tho oapltal required too&rry on nooos- Bary operations of tho Company to ba provided by Colonial and European shareholders, and suoh capital shall be employed In defraying expenses of nianaKoniont.coniplotlug tltlou. oHootlng aurvoyn and subdivisions Into fauna and township lota, openlus means of access, oonduotlng tho sale and toasing ot landß, promoting tho formation of Bpoclal sot tlotnonts, and generally In ntillßlng the Linda vested In the company to tho boat advantage. Bth,—To sot apart and legally secure ade quate and iiin.Uonn.blo roeorvCß for tho benefit of tho native owners. 7th.—To convoy to tho Government an ugreml' percentage of land as reqolrod for jubllc works, and other purposes, at a flguro sllKhtly In advanco Of cost price. Bth.—To inducoo natlvo owners to booomo Urge shareholders, to tettlo permanently upon lands, the titles to which have boon lndlvlduallaod, and to bo ropro- Beated on the directorate. It Is a well known fact that tho pronto arising from the purchase and salo of native lands In tho Worth Island aro enormcua, and it 1b equally well known that suoh profits have up to tho present tlmo been conuaod to tho capitalist alone; beoauao ot tho many obstructions arising from tho )\ws reUtlnec to native lands, nnd to the large oxpenditura of monoy reoulrod for purchasing the Bama. The Auckland Native Lands Colonisation Com pany (Limited) presents to small Investors ad van tttKoa ldent'o»l with, and la excesiof those enjoyod at preuont only by capitalists, tho shares having been fixed so low that men of small moans may bo plaood on thasame footing as the capitalist. No more fitting opportunity than tho prosent oonld bo selzod for the purpose of attaining tho objeota aimed at by this company, because :— Ist.—Tho quantity of fertile Crown Landß la tho North Island at tho present timo available for Battlement Is insufficient to meet tho demand. 2nd.—Tho Government have teased opera tions In purchasing ntuivo land?, Sri—Tho natives owning land In tho King country aro almost nnanlmons In tholr desiro to bring tholr valuable lands nndor tbs oporation of tho Land Court, and dispose ot them to Kuropoans. 4th.—lt Is confidently antlolpated that tho Government will favour the establish ment of this Company, which will go far to rallove them norn all anxiety ahont providing for tho futuro wants Of the natives. Thla Company will placo all land acquired nndor "Tho Lands Transfer Aot," bo that tho title will bo Indofoaslble. and It will then bo able to dlßpoco of tho Bamo at great advan tage. Tho land will be Bold for cash, or on deferred payments, or d!spo«ed of In tho manner most conducive to tho Interests of shareholders. Under these olroumatance?, It la believed that the establishment ot tho Auckland Natlvo Lands Colonisatlon Company (Limited) will proviae for tho natives Uie readiest and most bonellolal method of plaolng their lands for salo, lease, or settlement. Tho evor-lncroasfnK demand for landajln miw Zealand amongst all cleihos of colonists and Intondlng emigrants fr«m Oroat Britain, the rich qnality ot the lands In tho King country, the faot that they aro within ' easy accotß by roll frcm Anokland, tbolr suit ability for ccoupatien, and their annualiy lncreasinpr valno, are oonolder&tlona which present to Investors a prospect of remuneration unequalled probahly bj any proposal ever sub mitted, to tho public. Applications for Shares will bo received by the rteoretary. at hit) ofllces, Fort-stroet, until TUESUAY. the 31at October, 1882. Sewing MRCQines w. a dB H H * B THK OKHAT, gBWIHG SIAOHINE IMPOKTSS," HAS JDUS BSC3IVBD AltMsm Sbipmont of the Challsam Maohlna tha World- Ths White Co,'a Sxtwno Maohinh, The Host Btlent The Ctheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Modi Simple The Largest Tanl? ThaMostEsßTtoWork ThoßeatCovcr The Most Durable The Simplest Bhnttl* Tha Meat ISlegaat The Neatest otltoh TioeABLS MAOHraia faom £S 10a, THS KJBBS BWWma »iAUTU".m SVBB MADB Price v- Hand Machihjm!, £2 l 0». : j ' •■ AlfiO, AtwAVH oh a*sro. Go&ntiie Sieger Frlster and Ko uwsn Werth6lrn Standard Howe Oomvimy'a Wheeler aad.WUsoc Orover and I's&ct'ss Jonea'a ABO domestic Aid other good ma'.t t 38, D, vim Week I 2s, (?D, ?hb Wbks! Shoes Kaohlnea osn be had. ot in? Afiemia I- N. MoLeaaacd Co., Pioneer 860.r0, Whangare I Thomas Welle, Cambridge; Wiiliara Stevena on Onehunga iK. Way to, Hamilton; P«rnoU and BOjlan, O is burn a j Bronann and. do,, Tsaracsa sud at c&ar placez. Th m i~x ks a T napox Me 3J . rgIHK HaiM&RKET *- 105. QUBSK-STHKET, ACOKLAWH ON BAhS. ABJirvEB Pas OOROMAKDEt AKB KOMAN KMPJRK,- Whlto Clover, Hod clover, Alsyke Olove?, Cow grasa, Meadow 2?esone, Meadow-Foxtail, Crested Dassiall, Kspe, Trofollam. Inoarß&toia (tjoarlet OlOTor), FKOM AMBEUoTBHtECB;- TlEiolJiy, Kciniuoky IJlaoatass (Foa FrnießSb}, Poverty Bcv Eyearsia, Laaterbur? Kysarase. Ooc:sßfocJ, PraJriezrnss, HatJaOl. XAIILSC SKSU POTATOKS, t3 SOZLOfra !- Ashleaf Kidney, Tay!or"a Kldnay, Osutar tawy fflokeg, Patteruon'ei Vlotorln. iCiATBB VARIErZES-Hobart, Button's Mea aura Unarm, ISnWan's Flower Ball, eto, Also,, Oate, Barley, Garten ana Flowes Beefl, Oosffsa, fflno and Book Bali, Brtui, Sharpo, New %<&• land Flax, tow, tiaoon end H&tns, BONEDCST AHD BONEffLOOE Oi all Btsadea. JBIiAND aku PBSUVIAN GUANO, CO., £0. HBSKBTH & AITKEH'. MO, THOMAS BOLUKH begs ot n form his friends and the pubUo that, 'being Incapacitated by an unfortunate aooldent from following his occupation, he has dooldod to resume his profession as Arohlteot, He fools ooafldent of giving satisfaction, having aoqnlred oonßlderablo colonial experience during the post 22 years. The business of Holder Brothers will bp curled on as usual. Otutom-houßo-Btroet Wost, * ! August 25th, 1882.



liand anil Estate Agents. E3TATK AaiirjT AHD 7AMTATOB, y;:?:i',N-fiT.«!!! r.T, aucelaku. ybSTKJJ IK HAWK, INSUi-;AKCK« FARM AHU aOM«3TJE£.!>.—Thcro aro J2 aoros, ono mllo from a railway statlau, ull fenoed ana pul:-dlvidcd Into four pjiddcolto—Hs noreo in [jiubi and crop. There Is a niutiU liouao, cow-ulicrtf, ore, I'flco £3i}.—3. M. Lennox. UI'I'KKQUiCiCN- I'i'KKlbT.—Allmt-rttto WOI -peotivo Invt'atmont. Two hou-s, qp fi now and wol'.-flniahed, with water laid on, 1 nd freehold allotment. I'rlco £830—£300 cosh, balanco can romaln en tho property. — J. M. Loanox. Katato Agont, Aiickiand. A LLOTMIcNT In tho City, with ft Rtand vlow Ih. of tho harbour, Buitab;a for a iurrace.—J. M, Lennox. Pfiflfl~ A^re'0'"85 invostmont, freehold, in gyUW K ocd position and rlßlng diatrlot,—J. M. Lennox. no9K-U-'«OOai!CD HOUSHI, with colonial 2O""' 0 ovon, iwiistor Rre.to. etc., übout hr'f nn honr'd walk from tho city ; fiYohold D'lot mont, 33 x lUl'.-J. M. l.ow.tii, Kntntu Asonl, luotrlsnA. MAUN A FLAT, WIKNGAKKI.—Farm of 082 cotes voloinlu land— 'Ihoio uro 333 sorcn. wHh hnuw, etc. Thlu beautiful proporty la oil'dred a bnrKain.— J. AT. Lennox. l?9ftU — J-iUJUMitD CuTI'AGUi In aaSBOX g-/£iOV etreot. with rcßlutor Kratos, 101) gallon tank, lar;:o collr.r, Prlcu £130 auli, balanco can rumain on tho property. HM »J KWMAKKtCT—'oomo of tho bost Buslnoss 1* l'renUjpaforßalo.- J. M. Louuox. l:)M MOUNT KDEN KOiD-Two iluo lihopa, with frouhold nllotmsnt; (S3 x 100;, In this popular district. The shauo front tha m»in road. Prlca A775.-J. M. lxnnox. BIM U"PPKU QUKICN nnd YUIUC-BTRKKTS- TdVO Houauß. w h Irirao corner iillotment (frcoholu). Prico £101)0.—J. M. Lennox, Botato ARunt. AuoUland. SOU CITY KKKIEIIOLD—Kor Bfilo. a largo (Mty Froohold, conElaiiußoJ 6 UwolllnK Itoutoa and a Shop, all subatantlullj- bnllt ot brlou, nnd lltted wllh every ounvonlonca. Tho promluon nro all lot to xood tonnnifl, and prodaoo a rental of £320 per yoar. Prlou B3SOO. Terms can be arrniiKUd.—J. M. Louuox. G2U'j HOUSK, with vory largl) froohold allotmeut (I«5 x 300 linlui). In ibo rialnß district of Mount Kden. Piloo JJ7SO.—J. M. Lennox. 61M MOUMAN'S HILL. ONKIIUNGA-Houao i'< mid largo froohold allotment. Prlco £150. -J. M. Lennox, 47M P/i ka—KOtt dALK. a Farm ot 5S aorea a X/'HOU papaknra Valley, with now 6-roomed Koudo and all noonucary outbutldliiKd. There aro 10 aoros in grasd. The land In Wdll watered. Prloe, 0160,— J. M. Lennox. Auckland. 17M PONBUNUY— A aeveu - roamed Uosldonco. commands a most majtnlficon* view, in the boat part of Ponsonby; froehold allotmont (99 z 183), all laid out in ornamental troos mid shrabs, Price, 700.— J. M. Lennox. lCaUto Auoiit. SKAFIKLD VXKW-Four-roomed Verandah CottAste, with frnohold allotmont. Prloo, £160.— J. M. Lennox. Kstate Agent. /»1 n A-vuUlt-ItUOMKU OOTTaUK In Duke X-LOV airoot, with froohold allotment. Price, AISO.-J. M. Lennox. Kstate Affont ISOL RKMUKHA— Villa Roaldonoe and S aoroa of garden, shrubbery, and pasture. Price, dl.Oflo.—J. M. Lennox. IHL IJ<OK IMMKUIA.TK SALS — A Boantlful X Farm ot 200 ncroti, only 3 miles from a railway ntation. Tho farm is all in Rood Kcgllah Rrasses, and subdivided into 7 paddooks by Qulok-thnrn odsos. Tho ro;4donoo commands a beautiful view ot a lake, which bounds tho farm on ono side, Tho honao contains 5 apart ments. Thero Is a stable, stockyard, and shed upon tho farm, I can oonfldontly rocoinmend thli farm to any intondlnK Bottler, —J. 11. Lonnox, Kntato Anont, Auckland, 10M ipoit IMMKDIaTK BALK—a. Commodious . Realdonoe in Urafton Ro id. The roaldonoo oontains IS rooms, and Is bnllt upon a frouhold Bootlon (100 z !is)2 links).—J, M. Lennox, Katato Afcont. Auoklauu. 83M FARM of 250 aoros of flrstelASS soil, bounded on ono bide by a river, all toiicod and laid down in eood Enßliah RrosßOS,—J. M. Lonnox, EBtatoiAßont. Auckland. S6M FOR SALE (a bargain)— Farm of 200 aoros, ad joining the farm Of Mosars Uuokland and Shophord, west Pukokohe, This line property Is mixed bush nnd fern, and Is well watered throughout. Tho farm muss be sold, and Is offered at £250 the lot.—J. M, Lennox, Kstnte Agent. Auckland. 188 L fliO FAHMKKS—A Oholoo Farm of 78 aurea, JL Jof a mile from a railway station. Tho land lei flrflt-olass—ls divided Into 7 paddocks, and all In crass, and well v/atornd on ovory paddock. Thora is a Now 0-roomod llouso npoa tho farm, nlao dairy md all nccufni.r/ out-bulld- Ings.—J, Ji. Lonnox, Kctato Agent, Auckland, 17U J U. LKRHOr, '-^nuTB AavKT. AuoiUJLirn. 177, QUEKN-STEEKX, Opposite Alorrln Ji Co.'n. out, Finr no* w, HOUSIC, LAND. KSTATB. AND QKNKRAL COMMISSION AQKNT, COUNTHY BKTTLICRB' COHIIKBrONDKNT AND AGENT, lIKHI-STRKKT, ACCKI-AND. Konta Collected, Sales Attended, Inonrancea KU'eotod, Mortmik'i'H and Lotum Neuotiated, DtsudH Kngroasod, AKruomontß Mado Out, liooku Poetad and Ualanoed. Hovurnl llonsca and Allotments for (talo oho.ip, Partlonlars on application. JAMES TINDAL, ACCOUNTANT, HOU3K, LAND, & COMMISSION AGKNT, And Law Whiter, niGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. FOlt SMiE: PONSONBY-Hocae and Land, Colleßo Road, Ixit 7. Prico £120, And two adjolnlnß lots 8 and 9. It doalred. GRAITTON koau-Allotmont 18. of Section 10. corner of Grafton ftoad and Wynynrd- Btreet, with ten-roomed Uottsc, stables, asd outhouses. Price £1000. OHAP X LrbTKltKT—»ls-roomed House and Stable. £500. VICTOHIA-3TKKKT WKST—Three Brlok Shops and DwoUlng-hooees, jutt built. Prlcn, £2,100, or to Lot at lOi per week each. FRKKHOLD BLOCK, in oontralpooltlon,olo?e to Queon-atrcet. with JBriok BulldlnßS and iron root aaltatjlo for Warehouees, &o. Prop'letors having Houses or Lacd to dispose ot aro requested to communloate with the uno cr slßned. No oharge unices sold. Wanted to Parcbase (immedlatoly)< Three Dwelling-houses of about 8 rooms, within oaey dlotonoo of Post-offlCß. j a M c s~i~N dal, Hiail-STEEPT, TLp O X SALE, -^ By EDWARD WAYTH1. HOUSE AND LAND AGENT :- VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Kdon)-l(l aorOß inconvenient paddooks, with Sevan- oimed Honeo. nutbulldinga, Cistern, K"rnlt Tioes. Oilerod for a fow days. A Bargain. MO'^NT ALBItRT (noar Pull >-hy Sta:|rtn)- Al!otmontaHalf-aciennw^r(iß: Vo'fit.ic Soil, Baalncee dltce, Maßnllloent Vi«w Vory < asy terms (clump), SBAfIELD KOAD (00 foot frontal-Comfort able Heven-roatned House; ({as and water lad on; overy convenience. Prloo-Low. Terms—Kasy. HOUSE OF KIGHT ROOM^ (woll built). 16 minutes from Queen-utroot. Adapted for private residence or bnelnces. Gas Stove ample water supply. Offered cheap. MOUNT EDEN (near railway Station)—Seven roomed Xoueo and Large Allotment; good business Bite, £509 only. Terms—iCasy. VIBW ROAD (Mount Kden)-Fino Soven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonoreto olatern, boiler, outhouse, with noarly one aoro voi c&nlc land. COTTAGK and Large ALLOTMENT olOßO.to City for £100. COKNKR SHOP »nd DWKLLINH at Pomell— A rare opportunity for a punhing man, as ono fortune has already been mado out of It, WANTED KNOWN—That B. Wayte. Honae and Land Agont, 177, Quoen-Btroet, has con stant appHoftt'ona to purchase or rent Small Honpoa within easy dlstanca of Qooon-stniet, acd for Buildlsß Elton. Kd. WAYTG, Honao and Land Agent. Hoteia. ■ FKINCE ARTHUR HOTEL. HOH3ON AND WMLLUSLBY. BTRKBTS, la now thoroughly oomplotod, and ready to re ceive visitors arriving In, Anokland. SPtHNDID ApABTMBWrfI, Ana ovßry"convonlenoa a Kirtit-cloaß Fcmlly and Commercial Hotel can command. The ProDrlotor hopos thet by giving every^ attantion, and from time to time further supply- Ing the wants of his customorß, he will obtain their patronage, and increase the oonneotlon ot the house. Thb Winks and Spirits, aibo Ai.es, Need No Comment. A First-clara Billiard Table. Kvety convenlonca for players. hubbelPoram, Pbopmktob. Ip aoi y1 0 h0 x b ii, JOHN SILIiANDISi:... ..PKOPBIHTOE, Begs to onKoncca to hi a fi'lenda and the Kaneva! publio, that ho hsa completed the extensive Li'.toriition on his promises, Among ika man? imprcTsmeata, he haa lotroducDa A SPECIAL DINING.BOO2S, Under tbe Sup«rinton3enaa of a well known Caterer, Tbo " Cnlslce" will be fehs b3«* tho Soaeon can supply. Meala ol! ell honrs, Seat Brands ot Wlnea anfl Bplr'te. Hancock's Spsritllna Ate always on Draught, Board and Residence, 20a per week, Beasonsbls Oharses. Kxeailant Fars. CivllKr •nd Attention. Good Htabiina- JIHAttIiKHONI HOIE L. V Wek<9lleld-atreet, Anokland, W. H. PORTER (Late el Qoeon's Hotel, Queen's Reflonbt), WINKS AND SPIRITS OF THB BEB BRANDS, HANCOCK'S & WHITBON'B BPARKLINQ ALBS, IfIBSTOtAES AOOOUMOCAIION rOB VISITOH W. H, FOKTEB, Peopedctob.



[% ''^ct"'"" TRADc* rrti M v? 1 1^..-?.!t'<Q—. MaTTk — '°^ ■'' ' Efi 0 H SALE, 1 Kour-Tvhoolod Dor dart (uosirly new) 1 'I'wa-whooled nog Curt (nearly new) 1 Fmall Larty'a Phauton (uoarly now) 1 Lnrao Lady's Phnotou 1 Doublc-aoiitoa Hußpy 1 Waftgonotto, with canopy GO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOB THE PURKST MNK3T AND BEST 111 CHRVSTON FOULTRY^YAB&S, LAKK TAKA. TUNA. V A 11 I B T lES- Llßlit Brahmns, Dark Srahra&s Whito Cochlna, liutt Coohins, Blaok Oooh -jni'.ffuhans, Manoicns, Houdons Black Polteh W.C. White Lcßhorns, Hrown Leghorns Dorkings, HitmbuvKi!. Plymouth Kookn, Pekin Ruen.osui Ayleabnry Dunks BISND irOH PKIOK-LIST OF KGOB. Egjtf! cnrofuily I'ackeft. and nonl io nil parti tha Colony, tsr Writs for Jnat what yon want, and ad dro<js as above. 1 Kiiamntuo satisfaction in al ordinary oaau. Vlaltora wolooine, Sunday piooutort. '»"• f E A 0 U U X JL a OPTICIAN. Hub n Otoolc BPKOTACLKB AND ETB QLASSXS u( every description, an aoonrata Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIOROaoOPBB AND TKLH BCOPICS, Poworf al and Cheap. aif b 110 ib bakombtkhs, tliehmomhtbbb, Rlkotbio Bells, uattkuiks and VITTINOS. Maßnoto Elcctiie Mochinoa and ?Modlaal CoUf, opkka glasses, binocular fibld and makink glaßßkß. Theodoutks, Compassm, Sextants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometeri, Ballnomoter*, Argon tome tera, &c., &c, Sse, Aohnt ro» TAYLOR'S PATKNT BKWTNQ MAOUINKS & KXTRAB. Instruments and Sowing Machines repaired, OrposiTs mB I'obt Osnva, Rhnrtluid-«treat, aS XL A B JJ i* O TX I iX, COAOH-JJUELDERB, GKHY.STKEET, AtroKUUfD. N.8,-Iron-i»tic Shafts, Spokes, Follow, Slot Sam and v kind* of Uurfwood, at Lowmi Murtat Prlnen. ulmaw'B raoxo koomb", fKOaTMUn-aTKBH*, Yooricts ant Visitors an Invited H Uumeet Fulman1* Vlswn of the. Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Boenery, *«, The greatest variety qf Original Portrait* oi Maori OelebritlM in Haw leaundi PAIN'S \* Wholesales Rotall. *^ W. H. HAZARD, Gunmnker, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, rTROTCOMNIST TO THS ItOVAL TAOHT tqUADROK _____ jyj_ uitG ay, SADDLKR. &c. NEWMARKET, lias received, ox Lnnptstono, a superior 3olcollon of English Saddlery. consisting of—Lodlos', Gonta1, Hoys', and Girls' Saddles, lirldlea, Whips, Spurn, &c, nnd Is prepared to soil them at prices that will defy competition. N.H.—Also, a choice lot of Nickel Silver and otlior Uucklcs for nmkliiir nil klmlH of harness. tf"« Z, A X E. s: SUUTHIBI, V 7 AU't'JBT f'HOTOOHAPHHHH IOVI'OWXa lIK«M> SJdXK), QUHEK•« X1:B XT, AUCIKLABD. f jiuiwrsuliy Id the listcot and Most ifcchianable Stylee, Kxooatad la' a manna; UuntuuMsea to the rotonlnf, All Photoerspha takan by tna IHHWNTAMOUH PBOOHSSt aASOB.'COTir.EOIIOS KSW SBAI.A3D THWf 41MHVD oe Rsnii / rpaoa. j ■d'arboxt, , XBfK KAPA! OORW BROOM FACTORY. OOfTTOM-IJOtTBa-88, Ftlcou 1 WHfsa, Sfrom 11/8 par doc HKNRY WHITE, BTATIONKR & BOOKSELLER, 111GH-STHKKT, AT'OKLiBD (H'Btab'fahed 1889). Respootfally lnformn the public that ha has Kemovbd to Proralsia at the Corner ot Hlgh- Btreet and Vulonn Lane. Junt Opened-Snperlor Stationery, Aoeonnt Books, &c. at reasonable price;. Albums and 8or»p liooka at low prioea, Knaroa»lng and Wrltln oxeoatod, WUVKKIOH OOKttU&Ai*U) LAMBM, c, P A B X II R HJkB irOR QAIxS • nambw of the tbart, with T&p J[6ady for cue, SI and aewarda, At his Srsi,K Wohkb, Viurosu-fiTiunn, n iiia atioo WRU,BBunr-&TBssr, Lars* QaaAtmee of Spontliui, Kldolng, aiiS Down plcei always In itook. Verandah Iros oorred at shortut noUce« Maaniaotnrei of Lead and Oompo Pipe. A DhoUw seleotlon ot Ohandeliera, tut* at oil WalleEtay-otreet shop. Ooontrr onion will ahraya taoelre hli prompt uttftntiotii llcatuafl to l»f oa watti, Ot« PATXHTIB 07 TBI IMFBOVID EiBAD KDSII HrDBTSfO, ni ass vxr ok k a Onr Iteodlns Artiolos this week are t Confoo- Honere" Jars, Is per lb; 3 (Mass Jngs {or 8a Bd t Lamp Chlmnoya, 3 (or fid; Qlasa Balls for 8h do ting st, in qnantltloa to suit pnrohasen j Garden Shades, all blzos ; Iflah Globoa and Gold Plan, very cheepi M. Gooir& SONS, ■ JTRIJBMAN'S BAT. EV3N*BJw OOaOKBTB. ISSfcSOXiONH SmOIS OPBXULS, ;»ONaS, BUKTB, «XC. &C, Slrei? Parsoa can hnTottaeao Is tholrow Bonn b7 eeJltne on J, HOW&Bff, Smr.ThAKD-mntxMg, and IPiftttffiMoiMS nnn at big NimT-lupoßin P I AW O 8 LOGS I LOGS! LOGS! TO THE MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehnuga (destroyed by flra some montha Blnoe), are no .7 In fall work again, All lengths of lcgi ac Mill waiting to be sawn, Beamß and glrdi a for brick building and wharf work, np to 10 foot, supplied on the Bbcrtoßt notlco. Castomera may rely npon the oroom of the timber going with their orders, as wo havo no manufactory to supply. Builders and oontraotors will find it to tholß Interest to glvo their orders to ua, as thor will get till bean timber free from worm and dead sap. Orders exeouted with despatchi M H.ROB, Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehtmga. September 1 1882. Oik, OOIUUB, unD OIiASS, MKKOHAKT& . W, pWl^lfra goN, • 85 & 97, Quanw-STfiKa-jr, AambAum, H.S,, IMPOKTSKB 00 PAPBRHASBSBfGa l\v&\ DBsoratloca. SHiAat-PoKßtufl, SiiyarM, unO. Ko«i-ii FiAra Sv.aliah ea£ OonUnsnt&i Bhesi Photo grschlc, Glaaa Shades. WfKTH liSAiJ, ColOtllfl, Oil, VAKKIBHBB StflC'lies, Mlzed Painte. Carson's AnJioot real v 0 and £>Rtent SiUoata Fainta. MOVhUiXQ S-Sm, SUiUsed, Veaeerea, foil Picture ffromo and;. t uom Daoomttsna, Fane? Fi'unws Mr Cablet ana O.D.V, . ?K)2 trasii! OS evisry assoripiloa In groat varied SoaiPß—Photos iftud Oolonredt Albnma for Paotoe, Borsps, Bco., £0., See, ' QQiont er Ortrlay Honnts, ail aiws 1 Csbla«i witt O.D.Y, Koaaia 1 Afilits' RsanultsOc W. P, m & Having alwars on taad i*o taiweai OtsoiE oi the abcre eoods in the North Island oj ■Jaw Xealftnd. are able to exscnta fillhtsr wholo jiia or retail oril&n on the most {aTonrabla e?ms. Samples of Paperbanslnßa from open took, or of orißlnal paokoses, Bent on appusa lon. New letuers In Auokiana shonid uspeol tor gtook ot Paparhanginsa and Ptotnres bexora nttina np their new homes 1 thsr will find tomt) Ihisa to nit Uis means of o-raryons. > W. PHILLIPPS ft SON, . Qumr-Bfßin. Xoanugu



f<riK>rinn« Notices I rpo TKAViiLLKES, SIZ. PnSSffiNTs"F^« BOMK. ll"or rnlo-In'»!d T.ib'e Tops, Cablaotß, Jfco., otrloli and b-tutUtil Now Ito'jJtuid Woods, be very reswn*bl! ptlMs. A)l<j. H?e«s of rioH Mottled ICiurl—Vevieots, Jioardr, or Heavy Junk, in any quantity. W. NOKRIK. j CAIIIMET MANUFACTOKWI, I'cp of Snort1 inil-etreec. rtliaAtttjKW OAtUUAtiii AND DUAY JL ffAOTOHY. JAMES MACKHS, PBOPKIBTOS, VIOTOBIA'STBSE? EAST, ADOSXABDi Siepilra 01 every description n Wood and Iron neatly ezeonted on tho teat notice Springs made and ropairod, n on.hand, a large quantity of LarapH, aluo Ironbark Bhaf U and Spokes, Ked Ham IToUoob, nnd Hobmrt fotrn Hai'dwood. N.B.—Ounntty urdflffl pacotnatl attended to. #1 X (J v a Jj LIMA, lx «— ---QKOUHD LIMK. B"OK BAIiE, SOUXHGATB'S MAHUICANQI HYDBAUIjIO GROUND UOOIIK LIMB, In any Quantity, for Concroto, Pathß, Kloorb, Oallars, eto. (next to stone fl&uglng, is un rivalled fur durability and hard-eettlns qnalitloe). For tanks acd other wet work It la a flrat-olass material. B, KISANE, SOLE AGENT, niJBIOM-riOPBK-fITHggT, U it D 1: JS 14 S O B uovm. Jiiw, aiuw, and »snkiU)F> OHOORATIVM PAINXKR. HO. 0. WYSDH AM •■ T»« «». "t w £F~a Si 3 i E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND KSTATK AHKNT. MONJSY LENT OK PKBSOHAI< BKOUBITT. HIQH-BTRKKT. AUQKr.AWD OKOBK IT TO THE BOTTOM JL and YOU WILL FIND THAT Xp T EWIB, nia thb CHBAPEST AKD BEST ASSOSTHKNT or (Jhina. Glass, & Earthknwaub IN THE CITY. SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND BKLUNG AT BNORMOUS HICDUOTIONI WINK AND SPIKIT MERCHANT, AQENT FOB WiLRBR'B OgLWlUllt'icD Scotch Whisky. q biffin's 81'abklinu alk s, Bpeolol Bhlpment, now to hand. ' BASS'S ALK AND GUINKSS'S BTOOT. Q CUSTOM-HOUSK-BTKKKX BAST. ' APCKLAND. mHE BIVEKSDALE MANUFaCTUK- X INQ COMPANY (LIMITKD), 1 11. GRBY-STUKKT, TANNERS, OURRIURS, LKATHEIt AND QRINDKKY MKHOHANTa AND IMPOKTKItS. The above firm haro Juot Inniod, ex varlons late arrlT&lt, SPLBNDID VALUB In Kronoh. Uerman. ntd BnglUh Calf, Kid. Patent Calf, Kant Indian Calf and Kip. Butts. Klaitlo. Woo, Uoct Wobblns and Unlnes, And a Variety of QRINUKRY ANO SHOK MKKOKHY UOODS. will also hiiTO regular shipments of above arriving from tbe bsst Knellah. Amortoau, and Continental Houses. Colonial TannodondUur rlod Leathers always on hind, Tha R.M. 00. (Urr'tod) aro Cosh Porohasen Ol Wool, attns. Uldos. and Talllo w. Now Lani".lDK, ex Aaterlon, exoollent valno In lilolnifo. Kyoluts. Hcol Tips, and Barnsley's ToolH of all dUßOriptlooo. Tele phono No. SIS, WM. 8. HAMPSON. Seorotary. _ jP ÜBI I o NOTIOE. MOORE AND TOWNSIIKND, WINS AND BEER AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. MarteU'a Brandy Honneesy's Brandy Lowndes's Rom. SO o.p. Qroonlooe'u Bootoh Whlxßy DnnvUlo'B Old Irish Whisky Geneva, JDEZ Port Bherry Champagna Tokay Matara Bernard's Ginger Wine Tennant'n Alo, Guinneaa's Stont Whitbread'a Stoat . Martian's Ale Goinnoas'B Stont Sparkling Hnratindy, to arrive Champagne, to arrive Toaohor"B Celebrated Whiaky, Terms—Cash. MoORB ToWNBBBXa VorMtreet. Jnlr I.ISS FLU AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBIi DKLIVKRY AGBNCY DespatohGoods and Paroels of all desotiptlou to every part ot the Town and Buburbi, at a Ohxap Rats, and with goaranteod refralarlty. The following are the Booitraa ASEROnca 1— A. R. Lftdd, Cab'tmalcer -Earanirahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponaooby Road X, Hlrtito, Baker _ _Aroh Hlfl J, Reid, Oablnetmakar .Corner 0 1 Cyber Pass and aymonda-rt. S. Reid. Grooer _ .Corner of Kyber Paw and QraXtoa Roadi W. 8. Collins, Grooer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Oabinotmaker _Nowraarket DELIVKRIIiai- ToTfjn Honrlr. Suburban 111 a.m, and | p.mi No. 78, Telephone Exchange. HBAD OFFIOK I— Nathan's noNi). °^sffiaafi{i T"!Br t '?|? g.yr fljl iSII JS X AJM U<JW--oATiu,', -E 1 WHOIJC3ALS SmiTIW ft S-AMIHV BttTOBXKB, Qaoen-otreet (naxt Bank of New' Zealand. .Anofeland). — Poultry of all Unto oTflaE3d to ardor. Prime Binolcod Tonzuei. Home-cuttid Bacon, Corned Beet on Sale In I>arae QnanllUeo, — N.B. —Dealer* In Gams. Lire Pheasants forwarded to all parts ot the Colour upon receipt of order. Fimfilsi waited ci In towa or wibnrtir »_t o io a a & a \jt to r<wb"h PnbUo Hot, Cold, and Shaker Baths, Victoria-otreot Kaat, CharK«, Oat SniLMira, Open all week doyi from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and BinniAt MOBMitias from fl till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and trappliet with every convenience, Turkish tovrols, fleal and hair brushes, combo, respirators, ttoape, fee. Beleot bath-room* (private) for Ladios every day, at all honrs, with female attendance. Ohm Hhilono and 81XPKNDK, Please cote the ■ddress 1 Vlotorla>trtreet Ktuk, above the Gray. hound Hotel, and next tho cheap Bedding and Fnrnlturfl Mart. Auckland. N.B.—Barber In attendance. Ati SHOCK fiUUTUetts SOAP AND OANDLH MANUFAOTUKSKB ' OOX'3 OKBiEK, RIOHMOKU OIVIOBI BUKHASS-a'iiisSS. AUOiILAOTJ. Oath Pnrohoaara ot Tallow, Wool, fiheepikln*. and Bonce. Jf B. MABRI OX X. ' o AUCTIONEER) VALUATOR. HOUBB, LAND, AND GENERAL COM- ' MISSION AGENT, QUBEN-BTRKKT, AUOSIAKD. 'Conntry Snlea Attenflcfl. Ttt iO BOYUJUX, O,U,\ IBUBT, IiU»DO». O.«, BOYLAH AND LUNDOJf, civil enginbbrs, liiobhsbs Lass tbahgjbb Sukvbyobs AUTKOrJSBD NATITTS IJLSD BCB7XYOBS. SHGIHBKBtNa AND QUASTIT7 BUBVBTOBB. COLONIAL BANK BDILDINQ. ADOEUBD AUOK&AND HAU UOMJfANV ■ DDKHAM-aTEBBT, AUU&LAN3, Open on 7BIDAT and SATURDAY In WW*l ~i ; 17. ? a it 5 a m O • liADDBB ft BARBOW MAKtfR, 80 and 82, VIOTOBIA'STBBBT, arraqrDasorlptlxin of Ladders, Steps. Bamrm. g*rrow WhoaU. Olcthoe Horsei. OlothSTiaSS TraveUlftg Oheiti, (CO.. on hud V imfli' fij Srdar. SiA Ute»l ouoouni allowed to Oontntetati and tt wholesale order. g^^^»!^w^2i.Jo^ 1. wssaasSuS Whßl"iilii itt*



j iMOPISy j A UUKI.AKU PKRMANSNt| i3L CfO-OPKRATitVK &UILDINO AND mvHSTMBNx aooisTy. ! OTFIOaS—I IT. QUSSK-BTRWKT; j LOANiI sTMitsd upon opproved snonrlMso OJ JTrcflhcld or Lsanoholfl PiroportißO Sb eramn ok1' ! 820 to £3,000 pricoipal and interest bein« to- I psfsble In lnHlßlnmcts ftt the following Rs )uoei> lUteh tor rupaymont ot each fllUI) borrowed 1— Repnymsntoastonfl- „.. -tv.,,* Total amount Ingovsr lerweeit. repajrablo. ~ " sTu. d. a b. d, Ijoftr - ... 2 0 0 101 0 0 3 years _ Z 1 010 IDS a S lyears _ _ 11 7 113 18 0 tyou* „ _ us mas B yean - ~ 8 0 188 IS 9 S years _ _ 7 1 U7II B 10 ytrnrs I J. B8 j. "» " ' And iv tho tamo proyortlun tor smeller or Inrgcr loans. DEPOSITS.—The Society rooalvos Money on Deposit st 4 per oent. per winnm. • JOHN BATGKRj Seoretarr. 4*ißf\li\r\ I'O LtINU on KKKKHOLD 7j&\J\J\J uKOUKITYi also, Beveral sums ot CI.OOO end BSOP,— Apply Altken Csrrlolr offloe ot yjlllftm AUfeen. Bhortland-street MOJfiiY '10 wWHD, Us anzaa ol £2* ti»fl upwards, e,t t rer eeat. 3 ACKHON Us ftUBHiJiLL, •::-.ltoltor«. yort-ulfsaat. OHWV TO"?rK.«D on Mortgug* *■ ?s ttl-ciafca liivju^oia Soaaclluxi. ■WM, COLZMAS, nor cf Quaan acC Hhortlana^teg •■ MOWity TO »i£SJD, In Largs or tmu ittioa, *i luiuai ratai) ot Innonst OSJNHKLL ft OOOVBIi. SoUoitons, Vnloan \m>* QisS^A V OFFICE. Q*i|»^ 1!- H. KKKBINQ begs to In ji form the Inhabitants of Auoli- LM land that Ue has opened the Vw above Offloe In Vlotorla-etreet opposite the Royal Mall Hotel. where he la propxred to advance money on Jewellery. PJa-n, Watohes, Clothlnec. and all deierlutlonsof Mnrohandlse. Money advanoed on Pereonal Seoarlty; Weekly Payments. Hills discounted dally. A Private Offloe lor the transaction of Speolal Bnslneas. erariir'tß. 4/ Q iff Merchandise A. Heather GENERAL JMPOBTKB, HAS ON HAND AND TO ARRIVK— BKANDY— Uourvolsltsr'B Brandy In bulk do do one diamond, fonr dla mond, and VO Adsoolatod Vineyard Brandy In bulk, cue, fi ..i! *. and half -lifts k Mnllur Vreres' Brandy In built, case, fltsk. (LRdhoUfluk Hennm-ay's Brandy In oate W. and A. Qllbey'a Brandy In oosa KUM- I .ov/udoo', SO 0.p., -caskn and hhdo Lemon Hart's, J-casks W, and A. BUbey'o, in cose, VV and white WHIBKY <bulk>- Qreenleeai Inverness, Glenlivet, Terrier, Klrkor, Oreer and Co., Indemijohna anr 2 gallon jars WHISKYJcaso)- OoiUo Blend, Royal Blend, Rob Roy, Jero boam, Glen Almond. W, and A. Gllbey's. Irish and tioowh In fUsks BOHNAPPB- Llenke'a, W. and A, GUbey'S WINKS Ibulk)- SUva and Cosln's, Australian, Grenaoh, anfl Tokay WTNKS(lnoase)- W. and a. GUbey's (Castle brand), Port Sherry, Claret, Marsala, Madeira, la, a, d, c, b, and a; yd Clarets, 0, 1, 2, 3, I; Champagne — Roederer. Perrler ant OamuMt ALB- Bass, bottled by HaU Boor's Head, bottled by HaU John Mull, bottled by John Reid Ashby's and MoHwon'o " Globe ' brand Anglo Bavarian BTOLT- Hoar'a Head, Hall Bdmond'B Pie Brand Guinosa'a, bottled by Blood Wo!(4 aparkllng Nenrotone, pints and quarts Gale acd iTrlend'sand Johns, Mttthewaand 00. Gennlne White Lead and Zinc Linseed Oil, Raw and Boiled, In drums Oolza Oil, in drums Castor Oil, In bulk DRIKD FRUITS- Currants. In half oases Rime Baulna and Flrs Alden Apples (evaporated) KBHO3BNR. ISO and IU) test- Devoe's Royal Brilliant, Light Ol Aba, Pk mlnm Sifoty Prime York Hama and Booon at Low Rsto» IOBACOO- Over the Water, 12"a, Nallrod Royal Standard Long 6*B Verms, liß, (Ts, Double Thlok P Pleoca OILMEN'S BTORKS- Teas^Sudar, lp, lw. No. Si Paper Bags. Pickles, Kippered Herrings. Potted Meats, and an assortment of Genera) Goods always on hand. A BEATH X R, urooenes. ao TOU«H O B H I (For many years wlth.Oloae Bron), **Mn* Onoccu, tba duub ft Vbotkioj» Mkkohakt, net ot WeUloßton and Nelaon itroeU (Oppodte St Jamea*a Church). WATTBD Pit »OB OHDEBf, H\.BWH bXKSiJT STJKAM OOJfJfKB MILLS, EL P. GIBJ3ONS & CO,, TKA, Coffee, and SpiOs MxbohAOT WHOLEBitB 4MB FAMnS &HOOHHB, OOAt., FtBSWOOD, Aim PiIODDOB IiMAXM a, P. GIBBONS & OU,, HOnsriN-RTHKKT. IDOKUin)' Meaical. W'H A X r FHAKMAOV, OXLKY'S BUILDINGS, QUEBN-eTBEBT WHABF, AUOKr,AWD. ITtKsciumoNa Oakefullt Dibpkotkd, ptnnc nuuGs and chemicals, "KBTH KXTItAOTKD. Mfiiininr for Shipping Supplied r. ffoOTON Manager. .i-i»utaßHier) issa, ,Vft t I, TR&VWQUD ufs. SUXtiEOH DHWTSST "Asawisia-HTBaan:. keub Qmratr-aißStsn Pcinum iii-untsilfja of Teath ny tU* Oxlfl* KUfaaaa Qu, Hoara—B a.m. till I t.tc. AMES CATER, DISPENSING AND PAMUjY CHEMIST (MSOIBEB PHABMAOEOTIOAL SOOIKTI). HOBSON-STRBKT. oloseto WelUnston-Bireet. ___ = Apoicr.ANP. N.Z. ■ |R, WALK.EX, Surgeon, wlsties 10 XJ notify to his pntlonts and tho publlo generally, that he haa removed to Ilkley Honae, at the top of Grer-stieet, lately In the occupa tion of Mr Robert Homo. DR. WALKKR may bo oonanlted as usual at Mr Gardner's, The Kngllsh Pharmacy." 181, Queen-streel. daily from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his prao tlce inorossinc and extending, the hours of consultation at Mr Morgan's "The Golden Mortar," will In future bo from D to 10 a.m., and "to ap.mi HOBH X, BILMOUB (Late Thomaa J. HarbnK), SSKAM3 8 U 3 E. FOBTABLE FOBGE, AND BELLOWB FACTORY, ViaroEiA-BTEsa* KA* AnnfcLui£. 'B^O XHK 14KS10K«ib OX BYMONUB. J. STRBBX AND NBIGHBOUBHOOD, B, BOVJJY Hai reoently Opened a FiroKjiaM BOTOHBBV ATSHB OOBHKB OT THI KVBSB SABB EOAJD, PRIMS OORNRO bbkf alwari on band VamUiM walled oo for otam