SALES OF PURE-BRED STOCK.

(by telegraph.—PßESS ASSOCIATION.) CHBISTCHUBCH, this day. Wilkin's sale of Tasmanian sheep from the flock of Gibson and Toovey, resulted iv most lots being sold. For merino sheep the highest price given was 135 guineas for the four-tooth sire Gedmire, J. F. Kitching, I of Moa Flat, buying a four-tooth from same ' flock. Sire "ISo. 3 " was bought by G. Hi Lee, of Eanglora, for 110 guineas. 'Ihe prices df other lots ranged from 17 to 95 guineas. , * At Matson and Co. _ sale at Tattersali s, there was a large attendance, including buyers from New Plymouth, Patea, Inch- Clutha, and Invercargill. Most of the few sheep (Liucolns) were bought by MrHawkee, of Wuirarapa. The prices were up to nine cuineas up to 2 30 p.m. ; shorthorn bulls nearly all sold at prices ranging from 610 to 700 guineas. The bull Count by Sum merton's Karl of Brunswick, bred by John Deans, 100 guineas, was purchased by Mr Michael Studholme, of Wain-ate.

OUR WELLINGTON TELE GRAM.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

A Rare Fish.

WELLINGTON, this day. A very rare fish, of a species never before seen in Ausiralian or New Zealand waters, wns picked up on Monday last on the Wafc-ini Boach, by Mr McConville. the driver of ,the Foxton coach, who sent it to Wellington by the Jane Douglas, and it has been placed in the Museum. It is .liap.d something like a nchnapper, but measures over three feet by two, and is about a foot in thickness, the weight exceeding GOlba. Its body is covered with bright silvery scales, and is also spotted all over like a leopard, 1 while its tins and tail are of the most vivid carmine red, giving it a singularly splendid appearance, which is enhanced by the ex traordinary si_e and brilliancy ot its eyes, the latter being larger than crown pieces, and golden-yellow iv hue, with black pupils nearly an inch in diameter. The same of the lis., is Iwmpris luna, and it ii the fiist of the kind ever seen, excupt in the Mediterranean, where it is of very rare occurrence. It ranks somewhere between Che " tuany," and " Johnny dory,"

Riot at the Racecourse.

A most disgraoeful scene-in fact a per-, feet riot reigned — was enacted on the Tauheriukau racecourse yesterday afternoon, such as probably has not been witnessed at any similar gathering in New Zealand for many yearn past, if ever. Com parative order prevailed during the first part of the day, but a. tbe afternoon progte.sed it became evident that many of thoie pre sent had patronised the beer and whisky bottle) once too often, particularly among the, native section of the populace. The result was that within an incredibly short space of time disorder reigned supreme, A pakeha began to wrestle playfully with a Maori, Presently the Maori got his hose rubbed in the mud, and his body painted over with the same stuff. Blows lollowed, and the spectators w«re thsn treated to a stand-up light in real earne.t. Out of this fight abeut a dozen others arese ; and any venturesome onlooker who inter feted was certain to be con fronted with Borne one else, equally ignorant of the merits or rather demerits of th case, ready to close with him. The police, of wnom three were present on hoiseback, were pswerless to intertcie. For some time they winked at the proceedings, but eventually they endeavoured to scatter the mob by riding their horses through the crowd. In this they were only partially successful, while ono of ttem, Constable Eccleton, was unsaddled and fell heavily to the giound against a cart-wheel, being stunned f-r some minute.. The fights were then carried on ia various parts of the ground. One man was felled to earth by his antagonist, and his face, along which blood coursed freely, was cut open in several places, while a horseman inflicted, other injuries by unwittingly riding over him, In the 'crowd at first it was thought the man was dead, but this was fortunately found not to ba the cose, and the sufferer was afterwards shouldered by a bystander and removed from the spat. In tho excite ment of the moment a Maori youth offered to fight alt comers for £10.-, Another native was stripped to the waist and was get'ing terribly "pasted" by an adversary, whose lace was so bespattered with mud that it wo. impossible te dis tinguish whether he was a Maori or a pakeha. Tuo wounded were to be seen on all rides ; s-inc, who had been worsted in the fray, in the act of being forcibly taken from tho scene, others having their heads pumped upon and their wound duly attended to,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Board of Education was held yesterday. Present .•—Messrs W. P. Moat (chairman), Bobbs, Luke, Prime, Dargaville, Laishley, F. J. Moss, a»d J. M. Clark (Mayor). _-lim_Hi.— £4 was granted for fencing the »ite reported upon by the Inspector to be applied for, MAKETrj.—Mr Keilfy's proffered site was accepted, and it was agreed to divide the district, and to take early steps to build a school, tenders to be called as soon as the conveyance of tbe site is completed. Mount Eden The Secretary reported the receipt of an offer of £300 from the united Methodist body for. the Mount Eden schoolhouse, the Board to continue in occupation for another year free of charge. —Ihe offer was accepted, and it was resolved to have the,plans and specifica tions for the new school prepared at once. Cami.ri_.ge West.-Miss Allan wrote stating that the' correspondence re her dis missal had taken place without her sanc tion, and that she did not wish for further employment under the Board.—Mr Laish ley therefore withdrew the motion of which he bad given notice.

A Contractor's Blujsder.— Charles Madden petitioned for the return of his £20 deposit in respect of his contract for the erection of the Macgere School. Bo had abandoned the contract, and now ex* plained this by alleging that he had dis covered a mistake of £100 in the calcula tions upon which he had based his tender. The Beard decided to adhere to its rule and enforce tbe penalty of confiscating the deposit.

j-LLErsue,- It was agreed to invite tenders tor the enlargement of this school. Mount Hobson.—On tho committee's re quest for the enlargement of tho Boys' Uchool, it was resolved to have plans and specitications prepared for the wotk. The Inspejtor on -Cholabshifs.— The following memorandum on the subject of''Scholarships " was received from Mr O'Sulltvan :- " I am ol opinion that the age at which candid.tes should be allowed to compete for scholarships ought to be from 12 to 15 year., My rea ons for teaching this conctusiou will be found in my report for 1881. I think the Board might coLsider whether it would not be well to do away wi.h open scholarships. It appears to me they have been of little use except in the case of boys who have pteviously gaiued district scholarships. Any advantageiu this way would be gained as well by extending the time for holding a scholarship to three years, with the further proviso that no scholarship should end till the holder had reached tho age of 16, when he would bo eligible to compete for a University scholarship. It might be well to make inquiry as to whether it could be arranged to send somo of the gainers of scholar.hips to an Agiicuitural College. It is to be hoped that by the year 1684 District High Schools will be available for some of them. The question of scholarships for the students of the Girls' High School, who have not been pupils of the District Schools, will also require to be considered,"—Con sideration defened.

A petition signed by 150 Coromandel residents was sent to the local hospital committee praying for the reinstatement of Dr. Hasell, The committee, however, pro ceeded to theappoiutmentof DrMcMuUan, at a salary of £200 a year, who has now been installed in office.

The South Australian Government in tends to offer a bonus of £10,000 for the discovery of the first coalfield. There are married men employed as working clerks on the Victorian railways at the princely salary of 21s a-week 1 Archibald Forbes says, in the ° North American Review," that tho American army is superior to that of England. Forbes is about to wed a fair American, and couldn't with safety have said otherwise. Mr W. E. Sheridan, the actor, was pre sented with an illuminated address and a purse of 125 sovereigns, by the hading members of the dramatic profession in Me£ bourne, as a mark of their recognition of his talents as m exponent of Shakes pc-tre.

MINING NEWS.

Ha*d of Friendship.—a company ia now on the market to float the Hand of friendship claim, Thames. The mino which adjoins tbe Prince Imperial Bn J Waiotabi Company's ground, is well situated, and it is believed that the beach leader, from which the rich returns are be ing obtained in the Prince Imperial e_e„ direct into the Hand of Friendship from the latter c'aim. The ground al«.o contains t_P Mariner's reef, which has before given eoori ' yields. It is proposed to work the mine from the deep level of the Prince Imperial 1 and as some of the . best gold in thwin workings was obtained from the winze - towards the east in the direction of thr- 1 Hand of Friendship, the mine evidently stands a very good show. It ' divideS into 100 shares, 60 of which are planed upon tbe market at £10 each, the remain ing 40 being reserved as the propcrtv of thl promoters. ' 'oillle |

From the "Coromandel Mail."

TokateA.— It is satisfactory to be able 1 to report a continuation of the run of gold i first cut by the pro-pecting drive from the 1 bottom level. In following the hanginb i wall the manager obtained 80lbs. good § picked stone. • ■"-'■* JOST-IN-TIME.- There is a good paddock ■' of quartz waiting to be treated at the mill § as soon as matters get properly adjusted Union Beach.—A chamber is being ex- ■ cavated in the 180-feet level for the pnr. ■ ;<pose of fixing the Tangye, and as soon as E§ the latter is in position the work of sinkioe the winze will commence. s Wm

LANOFOED AND PARTFliave been mak. " ing excellent progress, though late storms have somewhat injured their works. ■ Success.—More rich specimens have I during the week been obtained from the' mine, giving hopes of substantial returns ,; to the sbarelolders. New Colonial.—Work has- been re.' . commenced, the directors being detefmined _m to give their ground a fair trial this time, COLONIAL.—There is a good reef, anY "' everything looks favourable for the presence ' of gold, which has not yet been struck ' A horn the lower workings. KAPANOA —Important works are being' £ pushed forward. The crosscut to S..tty'g_9| reef is going through good country. AAA Homeward Bound.—stoping operations '*; are being carried on, and as soon as enf- ■ ficient crushing stuff is out a trial lot will _ffl_\ be sent to the —ill. Matawai.— Faircrushingdust is coming§H out, but uothing in the shape of specimens. '•; during the week. .. |£

Warrior.—The drive on the last auri-^v ferouu reef dscovered has been carried in: ra about thirty feet. A little gold has shown A-A occasionally. ' i TlEßNAN.—Operations have fairly eo_§a| menced from the new level, and the block X of ground to be taken out is expected to H prove of considerable valne. Blackmore.—Hands are engaged work-' : ing In various parts of the claim.

NATURALISTS' FIELD CLUB.

A meeting of ladies and gentlemen in- / terested in the study of natural history was 11 held last evening at the Auckland Institute, ; for the purpose of forming a Naturalists' * Club. The attendance was numerous. Dr. A

Purchas was voted to the chair, and stated if the objects of the meeting. The proposed H club would enable members to make excur- j sion into various parts of the country, ex- | plore the recesses of nature, and collect her ■ treasures. The doctor said a great deal of good work had been done ia the Old j Country by societies of this description. I 'Ihese excur.ions would also provide the ■' occasions for pleasant social gatherings, it was possible to get some concession from the I Government at to the cost of railway travel ling. As the main object was the pro- ■: motionof scientific observation andiuquiiy, it was probable that tha Government would endeavour to meet the wishes of such a society, which would confer a great benelr, - not only upon the members, nut upon the public, by the extension of scientific observation and inquiry.— : Mr Cheeseman read the proposed rules," and Colonel Haultain moved, "That the Auck land Naturalists-Field Club be formed." He had long bten desirous that some such movement should be set on foot, a love of natural history was common to most people. If the club was once started he did not think there would be much ~, difficulty in filling up the number of ipenv i! bers requisite to carry on operations with. ■• success. Such a society could not fail to ba of great advantage to young people. It afforded opportunities of useful enjoy-11 ment, and might in, reany instances take the place of less satisfactory pursuits.— _ Mr Pond seconded the motion, and heartily : approved of the movement, and considered that the obstacles touched upon by Colonel | Htultain would not be serious. There were -' many Nintere.ting places which, would -.; advantageously invite the attention 0f.:,;. naturalists. _ The Burma and Waitakerei • ranges were near to Auckland, in the Otago Field Club the rules provided for ' meetings every fortnight. The excursions 1 might be divided between inland districts and the ocas-liae, and the club might regulate the times of going by the coast according to convenience.— Mr Cheeseman then submitted the amended . rules as follows:—(1) The name of the Club shall be the " Auckland Naturalists' Field Club." (2) The object of the club shall be 1 to encourage the study of natural history .;| by means of excursion?, evening meetings, ! &c (3) Any subscriber of five shillings I annually shall be a member of the club. (4) The annual subscription shall become due on the first day of. October in each. | year. (5) Ladies aro eligible for member eliip. (6) The club shali be governed by a " president, secretary, and tiessurer, and committee of five members (of whom three shall be a quorum), to be | elected at the annual meetings of the | club. (7) An annual meeting of the club shall be held in the month of Septetn-. ber in each year. At this meeting the com mittee shall present a report of their pro ceedings during the year, and a statement, * duly audited, of the receipts and expen-.',; diture. (8) The committee shall have".' (power to appoint stated times for the e_. | cursions of the club and for the manage- I ment thereof, a> d generally shall have the full conduct of the affairs of the club. (9) , These rules may be added to or amended ' at any meeting of the club, provided .that I notice of any proposed alterations shall " have been given nt a previous meeting, —A. G. Purchas, President; T. F. Cheeseman, Secretary and Treasurer,— i The election of officers resulted aR under:— I Dr Purchas, President; Mr T, F. Cheese-' y., man, Secretary and Treasurer; and com- . mitte*, Messrs £, Baitly, C. Cooper, Josish Martiu, Pond, and Colonel Baultain.. It y was resolved, on the motion of Mr Pond, a seconded by Mr Campbell, " That the first - excursion of the club should be to Bangi- ■ toto."—On the motion of Dr Moore, it was " resolved " That the committee have power to invite non-members on such terms as. ;■ might be decided upon." Aud on the motion of Mr Herapath, " That a member ,'h of the club should have the privilege of in troducing a friend at the evening meet- | ings." .".'-, I A vote of thanks to the chairman termin- - ated the meeting.

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Auctions-^ ' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ALTERATION IN DATE OF SALE. PUKEKOHE MONTHLY SALE, IN consequence of Wednesday, tbe Bth November, being a publio holiday, The undersigned will hold their usual Monthly sale of Siook, _..; on MON DAY, the 13th, at 11 o'olook. HUNTER & NOLAN. ' TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 14, JUNCTION YARDS, jmoK SALE at the Junction Yards, on J__j Tuesday nest, - 60 Fat Oxen, from Hawera 10 Fat Oxen from Waikato and nelhbour hood 15 Fat Bullooks, from G lsborno 200 Fat Sheep, from Gijborne 300 Fat Sheep, from Hawera At 1 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, DURHAM YARDS. WOOL SALE. THE First Wool Sale ot the Season will be held at the Durham Yards on Monday, 20th November, at 2 o'clock. Full-weight Wool Paoks for Salo HUNTER & NOLAN, DURHAM YARDS, VtTOOL, HIDES, SKINS, AND TT TALLOW, Every TUESDAY, at 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. 18, TONES, B. O. OAK- B. D. TONUS MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, l AT 12 NOON. |. KRTCI PEARL I KETCH PEARL! | B. TONES & CO. HATE received instructions to sell by auotlon, at the Brnnswlok Mart, . THE KETCH PEARL, built of hardwood, ooppered and oonper-f-Btened. and staunch In every respect, of 19 tons register er thereabouts. A good staunoh vessel, and suitable for the Is land trade. Inventory and other partionlors on applica tion to the Auotioneers. B. TONKS. E. O. CABK. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. STORE, On Queen-street Wharf. ALLOTMENT, Corner of Queen and Custom-house-streets. ALLOTMENT, Adjoining Messrs Ehrenfrjed Bros.' Store, Queen-street Wharf, TO BE SOLD by auctioa on above date, at 12 o'obek neon, By Crder of the Directors of the Coffee ■ Palace Company (Limited). , Full particulars on application to t B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B, TONES. B. O. OAJSB. B, D. TONES wednesday, november 15. Windsor Castle _£[gt_.l, PARNELL. FOB LEASE FOR FOURTESN YEARS, ' WITH PURCHASING CLAUSE. B, TONKS & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Wed nesday, 13th November, at 12 o'olook, THE ABOVE, Th. House contain. 11 rooms, brlok partitions on ground floor, lathed and plastered through out ; cellar under hou.e, root slated, seven fire places, Kitchen In yard, with range and boiler. baking oven, kltohen built of bluestone. E large tanks, and good well on premise-, with force pump. _ The Allotment has 79 feet to Monukau Road. : and 120 feat to Windsor-street. «■">»". Billiard Table, Beer Engine, &c„ will ba sold With premiaer. -: This offers one of the best opportunities of | ; BOQulrlng Hotel Property ever Ilkoly to ocour. i-i 'Foil pattloularß of Auctioneers or Mr. W. ■. ■ Crowther, ! > . B, TON X S „ C 0„ '■.- ■■: . Auctioneers. I.1 B. TONES.] [E. C. CABE.] B. D. TONKS.J I • WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. " -§A ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA, And COMFORTAB-K COTTAGE, Fronting Queen-street and Basin; nearly Rsilway Station, veyed, Pegged, Flagged. FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS. WEDNEBDAY, NOVEMBER 15, At 12 o clock, . B. TON_i~& CO. Auctioneers. B, TONES. E. O. CARE. B, D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, AT 12 O'CLOCK, ■DAPATOITOI mOWNSHIP, PAPATOITOI STATION, ON WAIKATO RAILWAY. For Positive Sale. Wednesday, November 22, at 12 o'olook, at Brnnsw-o-Mart. The Anctloneors call the attention ot all desirous of securing a site for Dwelling, Market Garden, or Small Farm at a moderate price, to .this Property. It MUST BS SOLD to close a TBUBT Acoount; It has been subdivided into convenient-sized lots at the urgent request of Battlers In the neighbourhood, not by a cpeoula tor.wi—, a view of screwing enormous proflts out ot less wealthy people. The entire property Is now In oul.lvat.on as - a Farm, and It has been bo surveyed that the FAMILY MANSION and outbuilding have a fair area of land attached, and will be sold as a lot. Terms very liberal. Plans ready. Property flagged, B, TON X S & CO, Auctioneers, B. TONKS, E. O. OAKR. B. D. TONKS EARLY IN DECEMBER, BUILDING SITES AT MORNINGSIDE, VILLA SITES AT MORNINGSIDE. Volcanic Soil—Railway Station on Pro is ' perty. WE have been instructed by A. X, Taylor, K.q , to sell above Property. It is survoyed, and plans will be ready In a few days. B. TONKS & DO. B, TONKS B. C. CARE B. D. TONKS EARLY IN DECEMBER,, • _£»__ ACRES, AVONDALE TOWN ■ O" SHIR adjoining Kail way Station.:}' fronting on New North Road, the property of H. Walton, Esq.; now being subdivided, and will be offered for positive sale at an early date.



A-tC-10118, , ■ —— l WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. TO BUTCHERS AND GRAZIERS. GRAZING OF PADDOuKS. CITY ABBATOiE*, WESTERN SPRINGS. G. W. BIN KEY aAS received instructions from tho City Counoilt. offer for Bale, on Wednesday, November 15, at 2 p.m, at his Sale Roomp, Lower Queen-stnof, opposite Firth's Mill, ! THE RIGHT Orf GRAZING PADDOCKS at City Abbatoirs, for a period of Three Years from 26th November next. Tbe paddocks are ton in number, and vary in size from sto 16 owes They are all seourely fenoed and supplied witr,water, Alsc, The BIGHT to RKMOVI. the Abbatolr MAN URE Dally for a period of one year. Conditions of Pale and Lease, with plan of propofty.may be seen at Town Ulerk'a Offloe; and at offloe ot Auotloneer, Lower Queen street, opposite Firth. MM. pmam _ Town Clerk. Town Clerk's t'flloe, September 26,1882. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BK HELD AT THE HAYMARKETi ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. VfcTOOLPAOK.S FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno—Monday, November 13. Drury Fair— Wednesday. November 15. Papakura—Wednesday, November 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. THE DRURY FAD?. FOR SALE, at the Drury Fair, on Wed nesday next, FROM 100 TO 120 HEAD WELL-BRED -TEER3, from three to four years old, in fresh condition. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, . H 8 B A V U & It S S.TC. _3A__ OS WOOL, SHEEPSKINS £3 HIDES, m& TALLOW, ooch Tuesday, it S o'clock, M-FRED BUOKLAKR W. S, COCHKANSSI. IJAS. DAGBI TUHSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. PARM AT KOHEROA. ACHE AT PANMURE. 40 ACRES, KAKA XA. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, llth Inst,, at 12 O'olook, By Order of the Trnstee in the Estate of H. C. Powell, lot 12. PARISH OF KOHEROA. contain ing 63 acres, with buildings and all im provements ; lately occupied by Mr Powe'l. By Order of the Agent for Public Trustee in the Estate of the Late .Daniel Lawlor, Lot 67. SeoUon 2; VILLAGE OF PAN MURE, containing 1 acre. Also, South-western Portion of Lot 38. PARISH OF KARAKA. containing 10 aores. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ff. 8. COOHU.ANE.J, IJ AMES OAOBB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. TWENTY ACRES OF LAND AND HOUSE, NORTHCOT-. i jHHK Subscribers will sell at their Land .8 Mart, Fort-street, on Tuesday, llth mar., at 12 o'clock. That VALUABLE PROPERTY at NORTH OOTK, situate adjoining tbe Sugar Co,'s and the St. Heller's Bay Go,', properties, being; part of the Township of Balmalri, comprising 20 aores, with a Five-roomed House erected thoreo., SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, Auctioneer-. W. 8. COOHBANBJ [JAS. DACBI WEUNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. CHRISTMAS CARDS.CHROMOS.OLEO GRAPHS, PICTURE?, RELIEFS. THB Subscribers will sell, at their Room s, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 15th Inst., at 11 o'olook, 1 oase containing Christmas Cards and Coromos (In sbeete) 2 oases containing Oleographs Scenery, Embossed Pictures, Cards, Reliefs (as sorted), Birthday Cards, Texts, eto. The above are New Goods just Landed, No Reserve, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 8. 000-_ftANK| |JAB. DAC-B MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! TT-NGSLAND ! INGSLANDI JOIINGSLANDI KINGSLAND I KINGSLAND! KINGSLAND! fTINGSLAND > INGSLANDI JLViNGSLAND! AT THE JUNCTION OF THB NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL, AND KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAIL-ABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET IN THE MARKET, Being accessible by Rail or 'Bus regularly throughout the day, and situate only TWO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OjF THE CITY. This Property will ha Sold by Publio Auction, Subdivided Into -TriLLA TDESIDENCE QITES, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER. 20, AT 12 O'CLOCK, Terms: Cne-fonrth onah; balance a per oent, Titlb-Land Tbanbfbh, Plans can be obtained at. the offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & BON, ' - Auctioneers, >AA;:



Auctions. Mount Albert, monday, november 13, NOON, «rINBPEOTION IS COURTED.-* Villa Sites i Villa Sites i Villa Sites i KiOGANVJLLE I JEioGANVILLE 1 large lots. good land. grand views. town comforts, counury luxuries. FIRST TIME OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC, AND WITHOUT RESEftYB. ROGAN VILLE la not out up with the Inten tion of offering it to the publio as a speculation, but is ont np with a view to find buyers who wish for a home in a healthy suburban dlstrtot, amongst green Holds and nicely wooded slopeo, having a oheerf ul and bright look-out.eomblned with every TOWN COMFORT, wlthoat TOWN BENTS and TAXES. The lots are suoh as to enable everyone to bave room tor Kitchen and Flower Gardens, Orohard, and Paddock, and will not bo fold la SUCH ABSURDLY SMALL LOT-as appears to be the general custom of people owning a few acres Of suburban land. ROGAN VILLE Is far beyond oompoi_on with any other land In MOUNT ALBERT DISIRIOT. eavlag the MOUNT ALBBRT STATION on lta SOUTH-BAST CORNER, being bounded on the South and West by the MAIN NEW NORTH RO iD. and Intersected by publio roads 66ft wide. The LAND lies to the North and North-east, being sheltered on the South and South-west by Mount Albert and Allendale. The views from ROG ANVILLE ore the best without exception, ef any In the Mount Albert dlstrlot, and equal to any around A-cUand, The land li ot the flnt quality, both ot RICH VOLCANIC AND LOAM, all In ohole* HngUsh gross and olover, and besides being CLEARED OF STONE has the advantage of poasesa—ig a nevor-failing supply of PUBS SPRING WATER. The natural lay c. the load la all that tansy could pos-lbly make It, as In the future no doubt ROGANVILLE will be. as It • aw, the oentro ot the Dlstrlot—the centre then of a very popoulona Dlstrict-and then wilt be found the benefit of its naturally sloping fields; for though not of a too steep gradient, they will be la every way oonduolvo to health. EVERY FAOILITY Is a*vea to Intending buyers and ethers to view the Property, and It will be their own fault If they dont take ad vantage of the opportunity. Free Passes by Train or Omnibus can be had of the Auction eers ; also Lithograph- Plane, with full jar tlculars of omnibuses and train time. FINALLY, The Land will be Sold ABSOLUTELY on MONDAY, 13th ot November, at Dowden's Mart, at Noon, and all who want a Homo on RICH SCORIA LAND, CDOSE TO TOWN (HITHER NOW OR FOR THE FOTUBE), are requested to go and see ROGANVILLE. There are other Lands in tht dlstrlot for Bale, and, after comp_-__ them with ROGAN VILLE, buyers are requested to use their own judgment. Terms: One-fourth cash, ba'anoe at T per osnt Special turangementa oan be made to salt bona fide settlers. To be Sold at Same Time and Place AS BOOANVIL-E. THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERIYot Mr S. Steve.a-.havlng 118 feet frontage to New North Road by a depth of 100 feet to the Great North Road; together with tho large and oommodlom D-llding, Stabies, ISO. The Building was Intended foe bs hotel, tat would make a capital general n grooerr stora, and the purchaser without dooM will doable his money, as it must eventually be license- as an hotel. B. O. GREENWOOD, Auotloneer. Corner of Shortland and Oaeea-st—Njts, JE-LERSLIE I ELLEIiSL-E! MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. V illa Sites i Villa Sites i Villa Sites i TERMS: OSE-XHIBD CASH; BALANCE AT SEVEN PER CENT. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to offer for sole by anotlon, on Monday, fOtttfNovem ber, at noon, at Dowden's Mart, THE WHOLE OF THE BALANCE OF Ii LERSLIK "PARK. iLERSLIE 1 AKK. NOT YET OFFERED BY AUCTION. THE LAND comprises about 65 acres, all laid out and planted with choice Trees of every variety. T)_GLAND is being out ip into lots of from quarter acre to two acres each, with chain wide road frontages to the Panmure and other roads. THE DISTANCE is abut three minutes' walk from the BUerslie Station, and the views from the whole of the Estate are very good. THE LAND la well sheltered, and not excelled by any yet offered to the publio int. the fast rising and favourite suburb of Eilcrslie, The Surveyors are on the ground, and litho graphic plans will be ready,] for issue in a few days' ime, THE LOTS will bo-flagged, and any further information may be had of the Auotloneer. TERMS: One-third cashj fcalan^ tkrqo otf five years at 7 percent. Title—Under the Land Transfer Act, B, C, NWOOD,



Auctions. ; 'I". 1, I ItiPOBTANr ANNOUNCEMENT. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, AT NOON. OUNNYSIDE, TW" O. O FEiha Lot No. 81, < PAKISH OF TAKAPUNA (Adjoining land sold on tho llth October)., terms : Twenty-five For Cent. Cash ; Balance, Three or Five Years at Seven Per Cent, It will be seen from a. perusal of the English cablegrams, published in the papers of tho 23rd Ootober, that the HARBOUR LOAN for the purpose of building a NEW DOUK at SAL lAOPE POINT, capable of taking in tho largest vessels Ot HER MAJESTY'S FLEET, has beon so favourably regarded by CAPITALISTS at HOME that tho LOAN was subscribed at a eon alder-b'e promlnm/aad tho list ia the oggre gdto far exceeds the required amount. This not must be moot gratifying, not only to tho pr. Pr etors ot land In the lmn-eJlate vicinity of the projeo'ed undertaking (Wfi-RB VALUES MUST INEVITABLY ADVANCE IN A MUCH HIGHER RATE THAN HERETO FORE), but also to tbe who o ot the residents and wollwishoi. of tbo Province ot Auokland, who mu_t look alike with pride and pleat—-o to tbe prestige and Importance whioh the splendid HARBOUR and superior DOCK aooommodaUon will afford. THB LAND now about to be offered, as will be seen by the lithographic plans, is most eligibly situated, not only aa regards Its proxi mity to the NV.W DOOS-, but alto In respect to its commanding position, having splendid MARINE and TSRINE VIEWS, which oan never by any possibility be shut out and from the greater portion ot the BLOCK the Otty ot Au.kland reposes in her Queen-like beauty, and f__lahe_ a most charming ploture. Moreover, it is the only available BLOOK ot Land likely, either now or at any fnture period, to com* into the market, and as such taken In connection with the very liberal terms offered should excite the most eager competition for its possession. TERMS—Twenty-live per cent, cash; balanoe mar remain at three or five years at seven per cent. The Land Is cnt np and pegged, and Litho graphic Plans are In the press. JR. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. PRELIMINARY NOTICB. MR R. O. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell, at an •oily date, 70 L O T S, situate in EDEN TERRACE; «v Also, TWO NEW 5-ROOMED COTTAQEB. All the property of Mr Haslett. The Lots will bo flagged during tbe present month, and Lithographic Plans Issued. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13. SHIP'S STORE*, EX LOCH AWE, Consisting of— Preserved Potatoes, Meats, Poos, Rico, Stout, flour, Biscuits, Batter, Coffee, Ton, Currants, Oatmeal, Flour, Sugar, Kioe. Also, On account of whom it may concorn, 9 J-chests Tea, very slightly damaged, ex Loch Awe. And 1 Second-hand Iron Safe, 60 cases Pickles, 60 J-chests Tea, 100 Packages Twine, Candles, Wrapping Paper, Paper Bags, &0.. &0., &0. E. _ A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores, Quoen-stroet, oa Monday, November 18. at 11 o'clock. THE ABOVE. AIM, One 18 ft. Copper-fastened Rowing Boat. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. A RARE INVESTMENTI CITY PROPERTY I CITY PROPERTY I MACKIE'S WELL-KNOWN BRICK STORES, STABLES, AND COACH FACTORY, DURHAM-STBBBT, AUD NEXT TO MR. A. BUOKLANU'S HAY AND HORSE-MARKBT, ANO BITU ATBD OPPOSITE MESSRS WARNOCK BROTHERS AND POTTER & CO.'S STORES. HAVING A FRONTAGE To DURHAM STREET OF 148 FEET, AND WITH A Depth of 61 jtbht PORTION OF TOP FLOOR CON CHKTED, SPLENDID CELLAR, well concreted, WATER AND GAS LAID ON. (Next to it at book, Is Brown's Flour Mill, and Waieie. Canfeotlone yFactory.) ALL OCCUPIED AT GOOD RENTS BY FIRST-CLABS TENANT**, And is Situated in one of the Busiest and Most Valuable Portions of the City. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from Mr Alex. Mackle to sell, by publio auction, at their -tores, Qaeen-street, on Wednesday next, the 15th November, THE WHOLE OF HIS WELL-KNOWN OITY FREEHOLD PROPERTY, . comprising— BRICK COACH FACTORY, STORES, AND STABLES, SITUATED IN DURHAM-STREET. A rare opportunity Is now offered to procure Qty Freehold Property, whioh at all times is so dlffloult to obtain, E. & A, ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, TRADE sALK OF MENS' BOYS*, AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, SHIRTS, GENERAL DR4PKRY. Particulars in Future Issue, GABRIEL™ LEWIS, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. TRADE SALE OF SAullL-RY, WHIPS. BRIDLES, GABiNKT SKWING MACHINES. GABRI _fl h -WIS, * AUOtiOUWE. » '



Auctions. TUESDAY, NOVfMB.R 14, NOON. VERY HANDSOME MOTTLED KAURI, REWA REWA, AND CEDAR WARDROBES (With silver plate ghss fronts). Duchess Toilet Tables, Duke of Edin burgh Chests of Eight Drawers, Esciitoire Bookcases, Canopy Bedsteads, Cedar Sideboards, &c, &c, Now on View. R. ARTHUR UAS been favoured wi'h insttuolious from Mr W. Norrle, Cabinet _tanutao- j tnrer (who is about to enlarge his premises, to j sell .by auction, at hia plaoe of business, tot) of I Shortland-streot, on Tuoaday noxt, Nov. 11, at ! noon. | The whole of his Well and Carefully Made Stock of Furniture, as follows :— ! 4 Winged Wardrobes, six feet wide, with . glass fronts 5 Duke of Kdinbargh Wardrobes with glass 1 front. 8 Mottled Kauri Pannolled Wardrobes 2 Duoboss Tollot Table*, largn oval ttlaas 1 Pede.tal Toilet Table, 16 drawers, large glass 8 Duke of K.ilnburgh Cheats of Drawers, with pannelled Bonnet Drawer Hmall Chest Drawers 2 Very Vaiuible Ksorltolre Bookoases, fitted up with Mew Zealand Wood, inside 2 OhelTonlor Bookca.es 2 Canopy Bedsteads. Iron Bodstoads 1 Cedar Pedestal Sideboard, lofty looking glass baok Inlaid Tables and Jewel Cases of native woods Mottled Kauri Hall Table, shaped front, glass back. Mr Norrio will deliver and _tt up without extra ooat to purcha.er. The Auctioneer wishes to draw sroolal atten tion to the above f uri'.ituro, many ot the artioles being made at _roat expense from the very pick ef our beautiful woods. They become more beautlfal with are. TOESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AT NOON. AT SIBBIVS LAND JtfART. 4ALLOT M E N X B _ND SMALL PADDOCK m OALLIOPi. ROAD, DKVONPOItT, And next Capt. Fielder's Road. The land ii good soli and level. It has been selected as the bo ,t of the Wynyard Rstate, and Calliope Uook Is now proved au —i to ending faot, It has all lis present aod future aavamag—, Thenoareetto Vlotorla Wharf; an unobstructed view of Ihe City in it. beauty, with Remuera and the harbour thrown In. Flan at Mart, Terms; One-quarter oa.h. Ground Flagged, Also, As Uncultivated Farm in Takapuna ot 70 aores, Allotment 117 100 aores. Parish of Kalwaka, County of Mon gol.—. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AT NOON. AT S.BBIN'S LAND MART. PONSONBY. BRUNSWICK -vQUARE. FJUR FROHTAGHS. 276ft.toHARBOUW TBRR-VCE 2.1 ft. to PONBOVBY ROAD 161 fr. to GKBKNWOOD-S TKKKT 268 It. to Mi RINK PA KAI) B. The obotco ot Mr. S. Joaee's proparty. having all the advantages as lately described by the Auctions.™ (vluws—marina and terrain) In re lation to adjoining property, will bo ottered In two lots. Terms: Ono auarter oa*h. Plan at Mart, Ground Flagged FfIIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOiR BOARD LEASES. R.-0. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by publio antnlon at tho Ofllocs of the Board, Fort stroet, on Friday, the B—..day of December, 1882, at 11 0.m.. TheLEASBSof the following ALLOTMKNTS, for a TERM ot FIJfTY (50) YKARS, subjeo to tho provisions ot "Tho Harbours Aot 1878*. ---irOUR AXLOTMENTS-No-. 88,87. 88. and 88 ---with Frontage to QUSBN-aTRKKT TWENTY-FOUR -tL_OTMKNT3-NOB. 90 to 113-with Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE STREET THREE ALLO-MKNTS-Nos. 11l to llfl-with Frontage to RAILWAY ROAD THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FfiAGQD. Draft ofLnso and Conditions of tale may be seen, and LithograpMa flans obtained, at the Offloe of the Board, R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. [In oonsequeaoe ot a general wish that the Government and the Company's respective sales ot Walmata should coincide, the Company has agreed to POSTPONE SALE to 28th NOVEMBER, and TENDERS tc Sth DEOBM BBR.I "* rUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TMPORTANT T AND fTIHE NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (L-mitbd) has been favoured with Instructions from the New Zealand Native Land Settlement Company (Limited) To offer the following Properties tor Sale by PUBLIO AUCTION, AT GISBORNE, On TUESDAY, the 28th NOVhMBER, 1887, AT Pabheu. and Boy(—m'b Hall, POUAWA. THE FREEHOLD, under Land Transfer Title, of 7,000 aores of Kioh Land In the Pouawa Blook, situated about five mllea from Gls borne. This property la divided Into Sec tions of from 100 to 800 aoreo. and Is admir ably adapted for Small Forms. Purchasers of Freehold Seotlons In this Block Will have an early opportunity ot obtaining, upon favourable terms, Leasehold Blocks from 600 sores upwards, Bituated between the Blook now offered and the sea. This portion of Pouawa is excellently greased, and cannot be surpassed for sheep country. IHWHATAUPOKO. About 1,000 aores of Town and Suburban Lands from one and a half to three miles from Gls borne Post Offloe, will he offered, If the surveys oan be snfflolently advanced. This valuable level land, with frontage to the Tar_hem, a navigable river, will be out into seotlons of from 6to 60 aores. Should this not ha ready for the market at the Novem ber sale, it will be offered with other por tions of Whatanpoko In about tho month of March next, WAIMATA. By Tender, to close on Sth December, The FKKEfIOLD-or LKABEHOLI) for 21 Years, at the option of the tendcrer-of Sortlons ot the Walmata South and last Blocks, and containing in all about 15,000 ao.es. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Walmata Property," aud addressed to tho Manager, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Com pany, Glsborne. Tho whole of tho above land Is of flrsi-olass Quality, well-watered, with a plentiful supply of Bush, and the Company would dlreot special attention to It o» affording a good open ing to small capitalists, its rfbh soil and easy access to town by either road or water render ing tho whole very desirable for agricultural and pastoral pursuits. Most liberal terms will bo offered, and every Inducement given to Intending buyers. Plana may be seen at tbe Land Company's Offloe, Glsborne, and at any of the offices throughout New Zealand, of tbe New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agenoy Company, Limited, R. HILL FISHER, Manager. Glsborne, 28th September, 882, g1 " — frfi All- BJCOTHSKB ii M-R__a Al._i ifRKEaXONHJ-ABOaa j&cnu—tens* HcwA-etc—xt. Tombs, aaa Iron Tomb Rai_.so. _3—n*iswiomb m_-w-___ ih a gura-tiaa anrtu., > Pbiohh and. Dsi—Q-tt. FREE on Applir»_3_, _MM-_BBI~ _ ' -OSH-. oa , RUI-AND At-D LORN- -(-BEIX.. AUOKLAND AA NMI'jUMHon of Qneen ana WftkoAaia ittMH k'



Government Land Balea, OUBLIC NOTIFICATION. SALE OF RURAL LANDS, LAND DISTRICT OF AUCKLAND. Crown Lands Office, Auokland, Ith November, 1882. I hereby notify that the Rural Lands men tioned In the Schedule hereunder will be offered for Sale, by Publio Auction, ut the Land Olllco, Gi-borno, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of December, 1882, at the hour of H o'clock In the forenoon. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. COOK COUNTY. Mangaorongo Blook, being Section 1, Blook IV., Mangatu Survey District, and Section 1, Block 1., Wiiingaromin Survey District, con taining 912 aores. Upset prico, 7s (id per acre. Description of land: Pastoral land, third class, covered with fern and scrub, a small quantity of timber. PATUTAUI BLOCK. Patutaiii Bui.vky District. Seotion. Area. Upset price. A. it. P. £ c. d. 80 1108 0 0 500 0 0 97 1000 0 0 500 0 0 98 903 0 0 196 10 0 ' 9!) 997 0 0 717 15 0 100 1002 0 0 501 0 0 101 1005 0 0 SD2 10 0 113 100 0 0 200 0 0 111 600 0 0 300 0 0 115 1000 0 0 500 0 0 116 998 0 0 191 0 0 119 908 0 0 748 10 0 120 2632 0 0 1316 0 0 121 1206 0 0 603 0 0 122 S3. 0 0 160 0 0 123 558 3 0 279 7 - 123A 390 0 0 292 10 0 121 1063 0 0 797 5 0 125 218 0 0 163 10 0 BIOCIC V. 1 729 0 0 361 10 0 2 938 2 0 469 5 0 3 1300 3 28 653 10 0 fi 939 2 0 169 15 0 G 860 0 0 130 0 0 Tbeee lands are situated about 15 miles from Glßborne. on tho formed mala road to Walroa, aud on that leading to the HaßK.roa village site. '1 he surtf oe soil is light,resting on marl Theoouutry is a „ood deal broken, but with small Hits on most ot tbe sections. The vegeta tion consists of fern, tutu, and flax, and a little Kress; with patches of mixed bnsh in the gullies. WAIMATA BLOCK. W-IMATA SURVBY DIBTIMOr. Block.s_.Sec, Ares. Ureet Prloe, A. 11. 1\ & H. d, XL 1 -90 1 0 dOn 5 0 VII. 6 679 2 12 609 12 6 6 310-0 252 15 0 8 311 2 0 811 10 0 10 311 0 0 311 0 0 VIII. 12 312 0 0 231 0 0 IV. 11 2fo 0 0 260 0 0 VI!. 17 551 0 0 848 5 0 18 10711 020 515 1 3 19 am oo lis o o IV. 20 866 0 0 133 0 U 21 780 0 0 390 0 0 WIAHAU AND WHAKAONGAONGA BLOCKS. Patutabi ecevky BisTßiar. Blojk, Sec Area. Unset prloe. a. r. p. £ c. d. IX. 1} _XI. 1 [ 1171 0 0 1118 10 0 XIV. 1J Igll I] 1301 0 0 1076 fi 0 tHangaroa Burvey Dlstrlot). HANCt-BOA BUI.Y-Y District. Blook. 800, Area. Uoset prloe. A. It, P. 4! B. d. XI __} 36_- 0 0 1353 5 0 X.* 20 50 221 50 12 8 26 110 li 0 105 0 0 27 61 2 7 80 13 8 28 123 3 32 151 18 9 XT. 30 128 0 SO 111 1 3 31 97 0 7 1-9 3 6 36 179 0 33 201 12 3 83 198 0 20 193 2 6 39 121 2 20 121 12 6 XIV. 23 556 0 0 659 S 0 21 2fo 120 260 8 3 25 199 0 0 119 5 0 XV. 1 11 1 23 62 1 9 2 32 3 29 49 8 0 3 .6 1 S7 51 11 6 4 80 1 10 45 10 6 6 21 1 7 81 18 9 6 40 3 10 61 4 8 7 81 2 26 62 0 0 9 27 0 IS SO 9 4 XV, 1.1 19 085 21 11 6 12 32 3 36 37 2 0 13 20 3 0 33 8 9 16 23 1 8 29 2 6 16 91 0 31 114 0 0 18 28 0 3 32 10 8 22 23. 2 36 233 11 6 34 177 16 221 11 3 40 812 0 0 406 0 0 41 478 0 0 358 10 0 42 5.2 0 0 269 0 0 XVI. 43 722 0 0 f6t 0 0 41 i:< 9 2 23 121 3 7 45 295 2 33 184 16 4 46 189 0 27 118 4 8 47 812 0 0 303 0 0 48 626 0 0 131 10 0 WAIROA COUNTY. TABAMAIIA—i S-rHVHV DWTRIOT. Blook. Sea. Area. Up-ot prloo. A. n. p. 43 8. d. V. 7 933 0 0 401 0 0 8 IS6. 0 0 681 0 0 IX. 1 -169 0 0 179 10 0 2 425 139 212 15 0 3 1919 0 0 9.9 10 0 4 2060 2 4 1030 7 6 X. 1 472 319 -38 7 6 2 602 1 -4 251 6 0 3 532 2 32 26. 7 8 Dbsotiptioh cw Laud.—Blook V; Sections 7 and 8, broken, soil light but fair, a li l tie bush for firewood in gullies, small fiats along tho rivor. Block IX: Sections 1 and 2, undulating and flat, soil fair but light, well watered: seottons 3 and j 4, broken, soilllght, oov.red with high fern and tutu, well watered. Block X.t Section 1, undu lating, soil light, well watered, covered with high fern and tutu; sections > and 3,uudulntlng and flat, soil light, well watered, covered with ' high fern, tutu, and gross. Theao lands aro situate close to tho road from Frasortown to Lake Waikaremoana, and about ten miles dis tant from tho formor. TERMS op Salii.—One fourth of purohaeo money to be paid at the timo of salo, and tho balance within one month thereafter, otherwise tho purchase monoy paid by way of deposit shall bo forfeited, and the contract for tho sale of tho land .hall henceforth be null and void. Crown Grout foo to bo paid on completion of purchase. PASTORAL LANDS FOR SALIC ON DE FERRED PAYMENTS. Crown Lands Ofllco, Auckland, 4th November, 1882. I hereby notify that tho Lands described in tho Sohcdulo hereunder will, in pursuance of Sec tions 76 to 85 lnolusivo, of "Tho Land Act, 1877," bo offered for Salo by Publio Auction, at tho Land Offlce, Gisborno, on Thursday, the 7th Decembor, 1882, at tbe hour of 11 o'clook in the forenoon. D. A, TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands, SCHEDULE. COOK COUNTY. Wai_ata Survey; District. Block. Sec. Area, Upset price. A. r. p. £ s. d. XI. 2 985 0 0 955 0 0 3 ..098 032 1,098 5 0 VII, i 1,127 032 1,127 5 0 11. 15 1,127 0 0 1,127 0 0 VI. 16 1.231 0 3 1,234 0 0 Note.—Evory purchaser shall forthwith,after the auction, deposit with the .Receiver of Land Revenue an amount equal to one-thirtioth of the price of the land. RURAL LANDS FOR SALE ON DEF-RRED PAYMENTS. Crown Lands Ofllco, Auckland, 4th November, 1882, I hereby notify that the Lands described in the Sohedule hereto havo been sot apart for sale on deferred payments, and that MONDAY, the 4th day of December noxt, has been ap ■pointed as the day on which the said lands shall be open for application. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. -C-KDOLE, Cook County. Waihatj and Whakaonoaonoa Blocks. Hanqab-A Survey District. Block. Bee. Ares. Upset prine. A. R. I>. £ s. d. XI. 29 109 320 187 10 0 81 161 0 0 188 16 ll 33 103 0 8 129 1 3 XV, 8 27 1 26 11 5 0 10 28 3 26 43 10 0 11 22 1 32 88 15 0 17 22 2 6 34 2 6 19 29 1 4 41 6 U 21 155 2 28 233 12 6 37 179 210 269 12 6 WAIMATA BfOK. Wamata Survey District. Blook, See. Area. Upset prloe. • a. n. p. £ s. d. VII. 7 310 2 0 3SB 2 G 9 315 1 21 391 5 0 VIII. 11 311 2 U . 311 10 0 13 3i5 0 0 316 0 0 NOT'V-Apiiltottlonn for the above lands will be received at this office, ard at the Land ollice, Glßborne. In the event of more than one appllo-tlon being looelv. d for any ono emtio" the right to occupy the same shall be decided by public aao- UononTHTJR-U.Y, tie 7th day of Peceo-ber, 1882, at 11 o'olook In the forenoon, at the Lava Offloe, Glsborne. NOTr,— Lopoßlt of 1-20 of the price of the land to be tendered with t-ppll'-tlon. DKBOBIFTIOir ' F L-NDS IN WAJIIAU AND Wh-Kaonqa 'NGa B_o-_-'.—These lands are situated on 'ho formed road from Oiaoorne to I Walro.t, the village of Tlnlrnto being about 24 miles south-west from Glsborne. The '■ smaller seotion', under 200 aores, areagrieut -1 tural, the -...ere ngrlcutiural and pastoral. j consisting of broken ranges covered wih fa>n and tutu, win a little gmts. P-toh-sof bash exist In moKt of the Rallies, tbo limner being nix *.d, but witb sou.c totara and rln.u. Tbe soli is llnht, resting on marl and sandstore. DESCRIPTION OF LANDS IN THB WAIMATA , Block.—These lands are 18 mllea notth of Gis borne by a formed road. The general nature of the surface is broken, but with numerous flats suitable for homestead and agricultural pur poses. The vegetation is fern, tutu, and otner Eorub. with a good deal of grass In places. The fores, found in most of the sullies Is mixed, but with some totara, matai, and other fencing tin-bars. The soil is generally good. Note.—Plans of all the above lands niay be seen on application at this ioffloe, at the Land Offices, Tauranga, and Giaborne and at all the Principal Land Offices of the Ofilony, * '.'•'; :''' #■ _._ '.AAA -__.__________



Land and Estate Airents. ~ 1 l|» O R S A L E, | " By EDWARD WAYTE, [ HOUSE AND LAND AGENT:- j MOUNT ALBERT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 ) rooms, two bathrooms, pantry, dairy, con servatory. In saperate building: Man a room, , waehbouse, outbuildings, coaohhouse, Btable, cowhouse; line volcanic soil; magnificent j view; near station. VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Edon)-10 acres i In convenient naddooko, with Seven-roomed . House, Outbuildings, Cistern, fault Trees. Offered for a tew days. A Bargain, i MO»N)' ALBKRT (near Railway Station)- ( Allormenta Half-aore upwards; Voloonlo Soil, Business tutus, Magnificent View. The whole ' of the purohate monoy oan remain at 1 per . oent. HOUSE OF BIGHT KOOM. (well built), 15 \ minutes from Queer.-street. Adapted for ' private resldenoe or. business. Gas Stove, ample wator supply. Offered cheap. No. 20S. MOUNT EDEN (near Pallway Station)—Seven roomed Mouse aud targe Allotment: good business site, £300 only. Terms—Wasy. VIEW ROAD (Mount Kdenl-Flne Soven roomed House; loft; rooms, oonorete cistern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one acre vol canic land. COTTAGE and Largo LLOTMBNT 198 feet by 150. clone to City. 00. OORNER SHOP and DWKLLING at Parnell- A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as ono fortune has already been made out of it. WANTKD KNOWN-That It. Wayte, House, and Land tt gent, 177, Queen-street, has con stant applications to purchase or rent Small Houhob within cany distance of Queon-street, and for Building Sites. COTTAGE aud ALLOTMENT, Ponsonby. -100. UOU-E and ALLOTMENT, Seaflold Road cheap. ED. WAYTK. Houso and Land Agent. "CI WAYTE, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, BROKER, &C, 177. QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Martin _ 00. _ it, J. MOSS]. IW. V, O'BBLUYAM im J. MOSS & CO., " • LAND AND KSTATE AGENTS, Bhortland-strntx, FOB SALE EPSOM-SSI aores Grass Land In one or two lots; beautiful view BRIGHTON - Allotment 100 x 300. Price, fl-4. 600 A0..83, 19 m les from Auokland, 1 mile from a railway station, halt improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings, .31500, TUAKAU—6OII aores flret-olass Voloanlo Land, t_.roe-qinr.o_a ot a mile from tho station; good eight -roomed house. To ba sold In one or more lots The land Is nearly all In grass, with some good bush. KEMUtfltd—ls aores, beautifully situated TU__ ft U—Bo acres. Improved; House and out buildings. fl3Bo TUAKAU— HO acres, 60 In grass. £5-0 NEW LYMN—IO aores, sea frontage, £1 per acre ONBHUNGA—House of 6 rooms, and I}aores land; beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 acre land, near railway Bt_tlon. HOMK BAY, PONSONBY—House of 0 rooms and 2 acres of garden; sea bathing Also, LARGE COKNBR ALLOTMENT nOlty.wlth buildings. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Propertl- tor Sale, Including some Largo Blooks of Land In the Waikato Dlstriat, F. J. MOSS - 00.. Short—md-street AND, HOUSE, ._ EST AXIS AGENT, VALUATOR. Sohsuff's BoH-omas, Fokt-stbkbt, auokland. The underslgnod, In Commencing Busltioss - Auokland, bogs to announoo that twelve years' experience in Waikato has given him an int.. mate knowledge ot the dlstrlot, as well as s business connection oxtendlng to all pa_ts of tho Auokland Province. He is, therefore. In » po-Itlon to give the fullest and most reJ-blt information to intending tettlers, who will receive letters ot Introduction to his looal Anonttf, end they will offer every facility tor Inspecting the VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON HAND Fob Salb, Valuations of Town or Country Property made at the shortest notloe. MONEY ADVANORD on Freehold Becuiltles. In sums of £100 up to £6,000. MONEY INVESTED, and no ohorge made to Investors. KENNEDY HILL. J W H A JS D I E, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, MONKY LENT OH PBESONAI. BKOBBITV. 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