THE ALLEGED MURDER IN THE SOUTH SEAS.

The schooner Dancing Wave, which has arrived in Sydney after a pro'onged cruise in the South Sea Islands, brines the wit nesses in support of the charge which has been preferred against Thomas Smith, of muidering the master ol the schooner Annie C. Lynu, Phillip Rolls. Smith has been repeatedly brought before the Water Police Court, Sytlney, and as often re manded, owing to the witnesses not having a.rived. The reporter of the "Sydney Morain" Herald" visited the Dancing Wave and obtained the following state ment from John Crossley, now ma'e of the Dancing Wave, but who was mate of the Annie C, Lynn _t the time of the fatal occurrence. He said: The Annie 0. Lynn was a small schooner of about 60 tons, trading to the South Seas, and com manded by Captain Ehillip Rolls. She had a crew ot six bands, including Thomas Smiih, who was cook and steward on board. During the passage down from Sydney to the islands tha captain had frequently lo speak to tbe steward about the careless manner in which he laid the cabin table. On the 27th of February, at 8 p.m., Captain Rolls canoe from shore. He saw the "leavings" ot the tea-table lying about, and he asked me who had been eat ing. I told him it was the boatswain. He asked me to call the steward to clear away the things. I went on deck to call the s'eward, who was lyin_j asleep on the main hatch, 1 told him to clear away the thing*, and he said, " Allright; I will tie there immediately. He _ did not come very quickly, and Captain Rolls I ashed mo, "Did you call him ." I replied "Ye 3," Ho thm said, "Did you shake him ? Because if you did not 1 will shake him." By that time the steward had come aft, and hearing the captain's last remarks said, "You'll abate ," and used other insolent language and attempted to strike tho Captain. Thereupon the latter struck the steward, and they closed and fell. I parted them, but the captain told me not to interfere, that ho was an old man, but he thought he could thrush him (meaning the steward). The steward, after I parted them, again attempt.d to strike tho captain, and they closed and fell ogam. Whilst they were down the cap'ain, who had carpet slippers on, kicked the steward ; I again asked the steward io get up and clear away the things, when he replied, " By-and-bye," " Take your time," or some words like that. Tha captain then told me to put the steward in irons,- and I did so, and told him to lay down on top of ihe cabin, which ho did. I made an entry in the log-book which was witnessed by some of the crew, Every time tbe captain came up from below the steward ÜBed foul and insulting language to him, and the captain said he would punish him for it. At about 10 minutes past 10 o'clock the captain told him to go [below and sleep, and about twenty minutes afterwards the captain came below and told me to make another entry in the logbook, to the effect that the steward had used foul expressions to him, and that the boatswain heard them and would sign the lo?. X turned out of my bunk, and was about to tike the logbook off the shelf, when a shot was fired. I turned round towards the cabin companion, and saw tbe captain pi-easing both hands to his heart and staggerinc I made to catch him, i when a second shot was Bred, which struck me on tbe third toe of the right foot. I then jumped into my bunk and got my revolver, at the same time telling the boatswain to get his. The steward heard me say this, and he called out, 'I am satisfied; lam finished." I ciesen.ed my revolver at him, but he dodged out of my way. I followed him up the scuttle, and he called out to me to take the revolver. Be then presented the revolver lo me, and I took it. He asked whether ho had shot the captain, and I said, " Yes, nnd you've shot me too." He then said, "I am sorry for it; I didn't moan to shoot you." I afterwards handed him over to Captain Lecm-.n, of the Dancing Wave, to which I was transferred myself the next morning:."

SUNDAY-SCHOOL WORK IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA.

A large and representative meeting of Sunday-ichool teachers was held at the V.M.C.A. Rooms last evening for the pur pose of hearing an address from Mr F. Battley, who has juat returned from Eng land. Mr Ellyett was called to the chair, and after devotional exercises the Chairman -aid that Mr Battley and|Mr Matthew*|-ad placed the Auckland Sunday-school Union in the proud position it now occupied. Their respectable friend, Mr Battley, had just returned after a lebgthened visit to England and Am. Rica, and would now give aa account of his ex periences there inrcgatd to Sunday-school work, Mr Battley, who, on coming for ward, was received with applaase, pro ceeded to give an interesting account ot his trip sot-tirasit affected Sunday-school work. While in New York he had visited the German Mission School, and fonnd it to be one of the most noteworthy institutions of the kind in existence. It held 600 children, and so popular was it that a list of appli cants tor admission was kept, and aa vacancies occurred they were filled up from this list. New scholars, irrespec ivo of age, were placed in primary classes, in which they remained for s veral Sundays, to afford them an opportunity ot making up their minds whether they would stick to the school or not. The black-board was used with wonderful success, and a series of responses weie engaged in before the afternoon lesson. These services are printed in the li.mn-books. Mention was made of the comfortable appearance of American churches, In Knglaud he had been particularly struck with the Sunday school attached to Mr Spu'geon's Taber nacle. Ihe adult classes were very success ful. Mr Battley then gave a lejy toy des cription of the depot of tbe Sunday-school Union ot 56, Old Bailey, London. The internal economy of the vast establishment was alluded to, and sketches given of the principal officers of the Union, all of whom had treated him very kindly, and given him all the information in their power. Bcference was made to the Blue Kibbon Army, Mr Battley sta'ing that about one out of every ten persons he met in Londou wore the badge of temperance. He drew some_ interesting comparisons between English and Colonial Sunday-schools in which the former appeared In a favourable light. Reference was made to the benefits accruing from examination of Sunday-ichool teachers. The address was most attentively listened to, aud the speaker was frequently applauded, Mr S. H. Mathews, iv the course of a few remarks, mentioned that an examination of Sunday-scholars would be held in February next, and perhaps some oi tbe best of the papers would be sent Home, so that the Sunday-scluol Union might make a com parison between the English and Auckland schools, A hearty vote of thanks having been.accorded to Mr Battley, on the motion of Mr Hemns, seconded by Mr Cox, the meeting terminated.

CHURCH SCANDAL AT CHRISTCHURCH.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION,

CHKISTCHURCH, Tuesday, At a meeting of the Presbytery of Christ church held to-day, the following resolu tions were passed in reference to the charges against the minister of St. Andrew's Church, which have been occupying the attention of that body for some time past: " Having heard the r.port of the committee appointed to inquire into certain charges reflecting upon the character of the Rev, C. Frazer, and having heard also and care fully considered tbe depositions of witnesses for and against,also the explanations and re butting evidences adduced by the Rev. C. Praser laid upou the table, the Presbytery resolve to proceed by way of libel, iv strict accordance with the law of the Church; ttat a committee be appointed this day to prepare the libel; lhat Mi Frasrr be sus pended from the office of the holy ministry forthwith; and that the Moderator of the Presbytery (the Rev. A. Blake) be now appointed minister of St. Andrew's Kirk, and to preach in St. Andrew's Kirk next Lord's Day ; that the Presbytery express the strongest disapprobation of Mr Fraser's conduct in excluding them this morning from the usual place of meeting, and of his unworthy attempt to escape from the jur sdiction of the Church in direct con traventiou of his ordination vows." A com mittee was also appointed to inquire into and report upon the position of the ceme tery trust, jhe second of the above resolutions was occasioned by the fact that the meeting which was appointed to be held in St. Andrew's Chuich found tho doors locked. The meeting was held in the church ground s.and formally adjourned to St. Paul's Church. Mr Fiaser has threatened a libel action against some papers in connection with this case,

THE NEW STEAM LINE WITH ENGLAND.

(BY TELKORArH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Tuesday. The first steamer of the New Zealand Ship, piog Conpany's line will proceed to Wei. liegton and Lyttelton, and loads at the latter port In a month alter that tbe di rec'ors of the company will be optn to make satisfactory atraogements for loading steamer, of their line at Port Chalm rs and other places as trade may wairant, The steamers are a<l to be fitted with the most approved refrigerat;ng machinery, and are not likely to exceed a dratt of 22 feet to 23 feet loaded. The pissenger accjmm.da.ian of the boats which ate being built for the company by Messrs Elder, of the Clyde will be of the most superior description and the vessels will be fitted with all the modern appliances. The sea-going speed will be 12 knots. With such boats a forty-five to fifty days' service, with e'a.y running, will be assured. ■• ..

AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB.

THE members of tbis Club gave their fourth annual private entertainment last' ninht in the Lome-street Hall before a full audience, every available seat being occa pied. It must be remembered, however I that there was nothing to pay, the Club bearing tbe expenses. 'Iheperformance consisted of a drama, comedy, and conceit. This arrangement, was made to suit every taste. The ■■ Irish Tiger,'' not by any means one of Morton's b:st pieces was represented in a spirited manner' _»■ - peeially by Mr T. H. Keesing, who' did Paddy Ryan with humourous ability; i n fact, this gentleman was the life and soul of the representation Mr Leedham, who publicly assumed the comic for the first time, made a good' "Marrowfat," : and was ready with his colloquial I parts. Mr Boyle, as •' Bilberry," did very well, with the exception of being too hasty, which rendered him at time. § intelligib:.! only to sharp ears. Mr Dalton as the footman John, was a capital get up ■ also Sir Charles Lavender, a knightly '; young man. Miss dibble represented the Alderman's pretty daughter with modesty, and neatness, n aucy (the maid) was per formed by Mtas Edith Davies with much promise and a fair amount ot success for a first appearance. The second was music, song.and elocution. Miss Campbell was the pianist of the evening, and heraccompani. ments were much approved, displayl.g both musical skill and taste. Miss Gribble sang the sweet songs "Com c Bello,"a_d "I Love the Merry Sunshine." Thesei songs, the former quietly sentimental and the latter of a lively poetic character, gave the audience an opportunity of fairly judg-' ing of this lady's merits as a vocalist. The songs were in happy contrast and rendered with pleasing effect. " The Midshipmite" was rendered very successfully. The comic songs of Mr . alton—" Simple Simon" and " Grandfather's Moke " — created a vast amount of merriment. The former was a Clever make up, but the "patient, ua. complaining ass" was a monster and .'a s-tite on the sacred animal. Mr Leed ham's "Batter Boy" was a childish rhyme, intei larded with schoolboy nonsense, but it ' was fairly done, and the people laughed,; Toe "Progress of Madness," by Mr Kees ing, was rendered with dramatic force, and deservedly, applauded, The entertainment closed with "The Thumping Legacy," which was satisfactory. The costume, of the performers were supplied by Mr Eagle, ton, of Qiieen-str.et. Dancing commenced at 11 o'clock, and was continued: with : unabated interest until three o'clock in the morning,tbe music being supplied by Messrs : Hitchcock (violin), Reed (piano), and , Morris (cornet).

HARBOUR BOARD.

(Yesterday Concluded.)

Sugar Refinery,—The Secretary re» ported that tho portion of the foreshore re« quired by the Sugar Befinery Company had been leased to them at a rental of £5 per annum for the first 21 years, and £7 10s per annum for the rest of the term.

RAILWAY itECLAMAilON.—TheEngitieer reported that on examining the Govern ment plan for the sub-division of the reclamation he had found that the con tinuation of Fort-street would he only sixty-six feet wide, and as it would have to carry -a large amount of traffic from the railway station he proposed that it should be 100 feet wide, besides recom mending other alterations.—lt was resolved to withdraw from sale allotments 105 to 114, with a view to having the lice oi Customhouse-atieet and B.eakwater Road altered in accordance with the Engineer's recommendation,

•The Tolls.—On the motion ef Mr Cla'k it was resolved to advertise the tolls for sals on December 30th, the conditions to be tbe same as at present, excepting one slight alteration, which was made.—An amend ment by Mr McKenzie that the tolls be net. sold, but abolished altogether, was wit-/ drawn.

Cleaning the Wharves.—lt was re solved that tenders be called ior sweeping and cleaning the wharves under the same conditions as'at present Proposed New Febry Te..—Mr Maya moved, "That the Engineer be instructed to prepare plans and specifications for a new. ferry tee, to be erected at right angles to Quay-street, east side of Queen-street wharf, and to be constructed of stone or concrete."—The Chairman seconded the motion pro forma, but it was negatived on the grouud that such a p-opositton was premature until proposed alterations oa barbour improvements came up for consi deration.

Receiving Sheds.—Mr Boardraan moved: " That a sufficient area of ground on the reclamation near the harbour should be set apart, for the erection of warehouses and receiving sheds thereon, to be con« nected by tramways with the wharves where vessels discharge their cargoes."—, The proposition was generally agreed with, but its introduction at the present time was considered inopportune. Mr Boardman therefore withdrew it for the present. A CCOUNTS. —Accounts amounting to £644 15s lOd Were passed for payment. , This was all the business.

THE NATIVE LAND SETTLE MENT COMPANY'S SALE.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

GISBORNE, Tuesday. ,'> The New Zealand Land Settlement Com-1 pany's first sale of land took place to-day, 600 person; were present. The Pouawa block, containing 7000 acre?, sold at an average of 42s 6d per acre. The land is situated four miles from Gisborne. The Wbataupoko block, opposite Gisborne, con- .".,■ taining 1000 acres, was submitted in sec tions of from sto 40 acres. About 300 acres were sold at an average of £15 per aore. The balance of the land—there being no bidders—was withdrawn. A number of intending purchasers remain | here till the Bth of December for the Government land sale, when some valuable blocks near Gisborne will be offered,

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Henry Brbtt, oT B_-ara_s-Bt__et, at bis General s_n__.iro___e, Wyndham-street, la thePr. via go of Auokland, New Zealand. Wepnesday, November _~ ipsa,

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Ano-iona- TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ( Es Loch Fleet and Loch Urr, ft m London, 84 PACKAGES OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, AT Messes Potter & Co.'s, Durham- STBE-T. TO he sold Try and ion, on Thursday, , at 11 O'olook, WITHOOT BHSEBVH. at Mersra Potter & .o's, Darha_.-s_.eet, by the n_KONSO*rGXRY. CUTLERY. GLASS and EiIMHENWARE. BKUSHWARK-, K.P. WARB. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.,BOOKS, WOTURB-, BOOTS. TOYS. JEWELLERY, GONFKOTIONERY. Iron Safes, Coal Vase?, Tea Trays Cash Boxes, Dressing Cases, Bncketo, B.M. Tea Potp, Travelling Trunks, Carriage Lamps. Ship.' Lamps. Tower Bolts, Sponges, Pooket Knives. SolßßOrs, Knives, Mirrors, Clocks, Tumblers, Wines. Jugs, Decanters, Plates, Dlßhes, Toilet Sets. Tea Pota, Han Brushe., Spoons, Forks, Flower Pots, Wire Goods, Aoooidlons, Concertina), Violins, Instruction Books, Assorted Pictures. Jet Goods, Brooobes, Ear Rings, Boots and Shoe., Bon Bona. Walking Stloks, Pipes, DoUb, Balls Babies and Cradles. Mouth Organs, Houses, Shops, Farm Yards, Puzzles. &o. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Anctioneer. ' MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. TO BE SOLD~BY AUCTION. B. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from S. A. Asher, of City Loan Office, Upper Qoeen-street, to sell by auction at hi. Mart on Monday next, at 11 o'clock, the under mentioned Unredeemed Pledges— 1881—Oct.. 1215, valuable Se.tint; Nov 9, 1280, Opera.Glasses. IS32—Feb 2, 168*. Opera Glasses ; Feb 4. 1704. Gnn; 1215, Solid Leather Portmanteau; Feb20,1747,8L WetohandChain; Jan 19, Watoh Guard and Greenstone; 25th, 1611. SG Watch (13114): Maroh t. Beverel Watoh (31912); Maroh 10, 1832, Gold Lover Watoh (1509) and Gold Albert; Mareh2o,lßßs, Gold Albert; Maroh 20,1882, Keyless Callendar Watch; March 1865, Bracelet and Studs; Maroh SO, 1936, Gold Hunter Watoh .774.5) and Gold Chain; Jan 28. 1661. Ring; Diamond, aid Amethyst; Apill 3.1957, Diamond Ring; April 5.1971. St, Watoh (95U0); April 8, Broooh; April 8. 1984. Ring; April 12, 1904, Opera Glasses; April 20,1928, - f Fish Knife and Fork; May 11, 2172, Geneva Watch and Gold Albert; May 13, 2134, Barings and Locket; May 13, 2183, Gent's Heavy Gold Ring; May 18,1160,G01d Albert: May 25, 2183. Kit Carpenters' Tools • May 29, 819.. Gold Nugget Pin; May 31,1274, five Pieces Dress Material: May 31. Medous Satin Brass. 1.81-NoV 17, 1783, Pillow and Rug; Feb 27, 32., Blanket two Petlcoats; December 31, 2217. Pair Blankets and two Taesal.. 1882-Jan 27, 1106, Bundle Clothing; March 27,513, Pair Blankets and Overcoat; July 24, 1921, Dress Fleoe Japanese -Ilk and three Pieces; July 22, 1930, Blaok Coat; July 8, 1750. Coat and Trou sers ; July 17.1818, Dress Bolt; 1621. three Pieces Clothing; Jaly 28,1988. Suit; May 8. 10"f! --?<_£ coat; 1100.Suit; 1062. Sumro.- Jnly 12,1796, five Pleoesoor-""*-»' r-""*-» J,n w« lsßß 'flve Books —<__b, ..leotrio Batteries, two Volumes "All Round the World," and other works, valuable Violin, Quantity Clothing, eto.t etc., etc. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, AT NOON. MOUNT ALBERT. FACTORY SITE, VOLCANIC SOIL, NEVER FAILING SPRING OF WATER. (To close a Partnership Aooonnt.) R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to Hell by Auotion. at his Estate, Land, and Honse Sale Room. Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 6th Deoember. 1882, at 12 o'olook noon, - TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNT. 10 ACRES OF FIRST-CLASS VOLCANIC LAND, Cleared and in Grass, having a large frontage to tbo New Nobis Road, a short dis tance from the Mount Albbkt R.ilway Sta -11017. The Railway runs through it, bounded at the back by a Creek. A never falling Spring of splendid water: a quarry of fine Blue Stove, now being worked, front which tho stone now being used at the savings Bank was taken: a good Homestead Site; a first-olaes Site for J/; woollen. Paper, or other Faotory. Will be sold in one Lot. Terms: Cash. %> THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7. d>: ; NOON. VALUABLE CBNTRAL FREEHOLD - CITY PROPERTIES. WELLINGTON, HEPBOBN, BEBEB FORD, & WOLFE-STREETS. r tfIHE undersigned has been favoured with JL instructions from the owner to sell by pnbiio auotion, at his Hstata, Land, and House Bale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, en Thursday, December 7, at 12 o'clock noon, WELLINGTON-STREET, HEPBURN [ STRKaT—That Large and Valuable piece of Land at the Corner, sub divided into Fifteen Good Building Allotments. Valu <: able business stands, and convenient eltea for private houses, HEPBUBN-STREET __ WOLFE-STREET— Two Flrst-olasß Villa Sites, large and pleasantly situated. . WOLFE-STREET —One Allotment, and B roomed Cottage erected thereon. Two good Allotments adjoining, bnt a short distance from Hepburn-street. BHRESFORD-STREET-.-roomed Cott-ge V and good Allotment; also, an Allotment adjolninir, situated about mid-way be ' tween Hepburn-street and the residence of the Rev. J. Hobbs. - Tho whole of these properties are -well ellna . -ted, Anyone requiring a good Investment, or a comfortable, quiet, peas-nt homes tend, in a r-speotable rising locality, should tot allow , Una opportunity to slip. R. ARTHUR, j Salesman and Auctioneer, IT W. B. OOOHBAU-tJ l J AS. DAOEB i . FRIDAY, DECEMBER I. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1 rTpHE subscribers will sell, at their H X Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, Ist Deeem- H b.r, at 11 o'olook, I GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. :\ consisting of Couches, Chairs, natures, fl Sewing Maohl-eB, Tables, Curtains, ■ - Ruga. Fenders. Carpets, Cutlery. Plated _B . ware, Whatnots. Lamps, New Iron Bed j. Bteads, Iron and Wood Bedstead., Mat '; traases, Bedding, Chests Drawers. i! Marble-top Washstandg, Washßtanda M and Ware, Music, Kltehen Utensils, M Tubs, Sec. I :, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, j ', Auctioneers. fl W. S. OOCHRANH. -AS. DACEIt d\ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, i> ! AT 11 O'CLOCK. EAU DE COLOGNE 1 IS " rTVHE Subscribers will sell at their Booms, . j X Fort-street, on Friday, Ist Deoember, at 11 Hi.- o'clock, Ma oasoß Jean Maria Farina Eau de '5* Cologne, No. 4 2 oases, esoh 25 doz.. 4 o_.) 1 caeo, _ pints, in wicker \ In Bond, 1 oase, 1 plats, in wioker . "No Reserve. II SAMUEL COCHRANE _. SON, Auctioneers. If w> S' COOHBAHKJ IJAS* DAOB* .; MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. M By Older of Commissioner of Hospital Reserves, > : THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE li YEARS OF SMALL FARMS AT ii . NORTHCOTE, li r_pHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by fl ' JL' Auotion, ot their Rooms, Fort-treat, on ! Monday, 18th Instant, at 12 o'clock, THB LEAS-, for a term of 21 years, of ItS Allotments 14, 15, 16. 17, and 20, Parish fill of Takapuna, sub-divided Into Farm HI ' Sections of from 3to 13 aoreß, having tSft - frontages to the main road, the sea, and the new Lake road.- Wn- Conditions a*d further partlonlara apply to I F0 SAMUEL COCHRANE ft SOU, Auctioneers, B ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE; I TrtTILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE, ■ VV AtanFarlyDate. ■ t THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE . . PROPERTIES. WW Baint. part of an Estate held in trust by Sir G. ■ "• Mauriot. CRorke and^Captain T, Vlret Hi 15 ' Shepherd:— H' EA ALLOTMENTS In the best pari of Chel __\ . 50 A tenham. North Shore H .' ka ALLOTMENTS at Mount -den H \ a ALLOTMBNTS, Brighton Road, Parnell O ALLOTMENTS at the Wharf, Onehnnga o ALLOTMENTS at the old Wharf, One- II on ALL^MaNTS at Mount Wellington, IBS __U panmnre. 11 Farther pattlo-lara In f atnre advertlsemen • ! iUESDAVa. ■ \ fh s ia aTm ar sb '_'■ IS «A__- (W WOOio SHEEPSKINS I'll D HIDBS. and TALIiOWi each ____-da_, at IJJB utf-ioc-. ...'■• ;.- _ ■ M ALFRED BUCK-LAND,



" Auctions* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 1 At 11 o'clock a.m. _n the Premises, Sarsiicld-streot, Ponsonby. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE, ENQLISH-MADE FURNITURE. R, C. GREENWUOD HAS received instructions trom Mr C. A. Bydder, of Northumberland House, 3a_-_teld.Btreet, Ponsonby, to soil by anotloß, an the premises, THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE EN OLISH - MADE FURNITURE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR PAINTINGS, ELECTRO-PLATE, CaRPETS. A CATALOGUE will Bhortly be Issued, and theHouße Thrown Open tor Inspection (by oard from the Auctioneer) for Intending purchasers a fortnight before the sale. Also, lit not previously disposed of), at the same time and place, wlu be sold the SPLENDID FAMILY RESIDENCE Of '20 roomß, replete with every modern oon convenience, and known as " Northumberland Houee," together with LARGE ALLOTMENT OF FP.EEHOLD LAND. The Honse Is close to tho water's edge and proposed new pier, and oommauds a very nno view. Is suita-lo for a toaroing school, and is In every way well BUlted as a Marine Farnuy Resi dence, 0- Superior Family H-tel, In the rifling district of Ponsonby. The remaining Ground Is being out up Into about nlno lots, with frontages to Sanflold strset and tho Waltemata Harbour. The whole of the Freohold,contalnlng|aor_B, will be offered In One lot, as per plan, and If not sold in one lot will be sold as ontup. Idthographio Plans will be Issued on Bnd oiteriTuesday, 14th instant, and oan be had on application at the offloe ot R. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner of Queen and Shortland-streeta. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES. R, 0. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from.._*_•! Auokland Harbonr Joa^-,^ 8" .W at 11 a.m,, .--— ai_o-.i-AS_-Of the following ALLOTMENTS, for a TERM of FISTY (50) YKARS. subjeo to the provlßlons ot "The Harbours Aot, 1878*':— FOUR ALLOTMENTS-No.. 86, 87. 83, and 89 ---wUh Frontage to QUEEN-STREET TWENTY-FOUR ALLOTMENTS-Nd?. 90 to j 113-wlth Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE I STREET THREE ALLO-MENTS-Nos. IM to 116-wlth Frontage to RAILWAY ROAD THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FAAGGD. Draft orLe-se and Conditions of Bale may be seen, and Uthographlo Phvnß obtained, at the Of-., of the Board, R, O. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, DECBMBER 26. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF RESERVE FOR USE OF TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS been instructed to sell by public auction, at the Offlos of tbo Auokland Harbour Board, on Thursday, tho 29th day Of December next, at 11 a.m., The Lease of Reserve, Customhouse-street East, for a term of 50 years, subject to the provisions of "The Harbours Aot, 1832," for the use of the Telegraph De partment R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO WORKING MEN AND OTHERS. EDEN mERRACE. DEN J. ERRACF. NEW N O BT.H ROAD. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, NOON. CHOICE -yiLLA t^ITES. GOOD FRONTAGES AND GREAT DEPTH. NEW COTTAGES, &.., he, &c. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr, Has let t to offer for sale by auction, on Mon day, the 4th December, at noon, at bla Ni_W ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, Between Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s and the New Bank: of New South Wales, and opposite to Vulcan Lane, rVI\ CHOICE BUILDING LOTS, I " having good frontage'and great depth, and situated on the right hand Bide ot Eden Terrace, New North Road. The land is all in good grass, eeml volcanic, and commands a very good view. The land la situated just outside the City boundary, hsvinti all the oonvenienoe of City property wltbont tbe expense. The City Water Mains and Gas are laid on to the boundary, and Working Men and othera wishing for a Freehold Lot close to town ought to avail themselves of this opportunity to secure a Home for themselves. Lithographio Plans are ready, and can be had on application at the olllco of the Auctioneer. The Und is pegged and flagged. Also, At the samo time, will be ottered, TWO NEW 4-ROOMED COTTAGES On Freehold Lots, with frontage to Eden Terraco. The terms are One-fourth cash (for the allot ment.) and the balance 3 ye.rs at 7 per oen per -num. FortheCotta es: One third cash and balance 3 years cent, per annum. B. C. REENWOOD, Auctioneer. B. TOMES.] [E. C. CABE.] B. D.TONKS.] TO-MORROW, THURSTON'S BILLIARD TABLE GRAND PIANO, BY SOUTHWELL. DINING-ROOM SUITE, &c, B. TONES & CO. OT AYE received instructions Irom Mr ILL Thos. Johnson, to Bell at the Windsor Castlo Hot-1, Pornell, on Thursday, the 30th lost., at 11 o'clock, Billiard Table by Thru.ton Grand Piano Dining-room Suite Lamps, and Sundries. AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. B. TONES. K. O. OAEB. B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOT MENT, main roaa, Eemnera. GRAND ALLOrMßNT.adjolnlng residence of T.T. Gamble. Esq. LARGE PAODOOK ia rear of residence of W, Ladder, Kb q., for Lease for 21 year., on Wednesday, Deosmber 18, at 12 o'olook. B, TONES '- 0O„ Auctioneers.



Auctions. ._ . ~~ TO-MORROW. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, Novembar 80, 150 head Well-fatted Cattle 700 Fat Sheep end Lambs flalry Cows, .tore Cattle Fat nnd Storo Pigs ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, DECEMBER I. THE HAYMARKET. n/IOR SALE, at tho HaymaKket, on JL? Friday next, Deoomber 1, 10 FIRST-CLASS HEAVY DRAUGHT HOU SKS, overland from Wangatul. The above may be tried or seen by applying at the Haymarket. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, December 1, at 13 o'clook, 3 AOBE3 WOWING GHAS*, the property of W. Held, situate at Rlohmond. adjoin ing Surrey Hillß, to ba removed before 20th Decomber, ALFRED BUCKLAND. __ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, December 1, 2 three-year-old delta, by Blair Atbol 1 four-j ear-old Filly, by Blair Atbol ALSO, A Heavy-draught Colt, _yrs old, thoroughly broken ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, D-SCEMBER 1. j THE HA\ MARKET, I FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, reoemb.r 1, at 11 o'olook, Tho Bay Gelding Paolflo. 6 years old. by Paolflo, and wtnoar of tho Maiden Plato at Henderson's Mill; also, Ladies' Parse at Panmure. ALFRED,BEX_KI'AND, ..... TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12. TBE REMUERA CATTLE Falß> LAST CATTLE FAIR FOR THE SEASON. ENTRIES on or before TUESDAY, Decoember 0. ALFRED BUCKLAND. ifRIDAY, DECEMBER I, 1882, DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday, Dooem.er I, 21 Heavy Draught Horses Ex Hawes, frarn Oh.Utohuro-. HUNTER <_ NOLAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to morrow (Friday), ox Hawea, from Ohrlstohuroh. 22 Superior Heavy Dranght Mares and Geldings A pair ot Very Handsome Chestnut Carriage ■Horses, _ and 5 yoa-s oid; stand 16 feet 2 inoh.s A First-doss Huntt r, by Marmlrn Thoroughbred Maio, by iriducer oat cf Pern erase Also, 1 ton Oaten Sheaf Chaff 1 ton Bran. HUNTER & HOLAy. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, on Friday next, Ex Macgregor, from Hawer a. 20 USEFUL HACKS AND LIGHT HARXESS » HORSES. Ex Southern Cross, from Povorty Bay. 1 pair Roan Carriage Horses 1 pair Grey Buggy Ponies 2 Upstanding Hacks Medium Draught Filly Bay Mare Polly; carries a lady 6 Medium Draught Horses. At 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBIR 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, FURNITURE, &C. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr McGUa.haa, to sell, on FRIDAY, the Bth December, at the Durham ■Sards. THE GOODWILL r F THE UNEXPIRED .ICBU OB" LE_.SE, of Six Years, ot the JUNC TION HOTEL, doing a large and reepeotable bUBI-e.s.The.ommodlouane.s ot tho House,and the desirability of the situation, are too well known for comment, bat its Immediate prox imity to the terminus ot tbe tramway renders it S respectively more valuable than other aubur in houses. Persona In quest of a good house oonnot easily find a more desirable one. AT 12 O'CLOOE. HUNTER & NOLAN, FBIDAY, DECKMBER 24 DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, en Friday next.l Ex Hawea from Chrlatohuroh. A THOBOUGH BAY IMARK. by T.B dnoer, out ol Penserosa. Full pedigree at Yards. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, DECEMBER 4. DURHAM YARDS. WOOL SALE. ' s HE Second and Principal Wool Salo of the Season will bo held at the Durham Yards on Monday, the -th 80-cmber. At 2 o'clock, H-INTEE & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS, t_4\ TRUSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED OV? MEADOW HAY. FOR PRIVATE SALE. HUNTER 6. NOLAN, ■ - ' _-___- Sawing Mac-Unes. ESTABLISHED 1355. BY BP-CIAL t^^_^^M_A_ -.PrOINTMBNT. _BUS. ONLTTHI- -> CELEBRATED _^"__* V ■V) >>V ■ SEWING MAOHINES, The Easiest, Simplest. Best Made, and Most Durable. The only Sewing Maohl-9 Whioh nas never beenlbeaten in competition. Sole Agents in New Zealand i SHAKE PEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUBE S-STRBE ' in K. fHIPPS '-'IMK TABLE. Leave Asoh Hill— 1,16 am •a.SOam Ham I.Bopm Jp.m -.15 pm M.pm Leave National Bank— Bam no.Uam 11.15 am 145pm _._spm i,. pm ..so pm * Except Taesaays and Thnnday., when the trOm Aruob-a-d and 10.80 trom Asylum will go to and from tha Whan, >



Auction.!, __^ I FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. j LEASEHOLD BUILDING SITE IN j WELLESLEY-STREBT EAST. J T. W. HICESON & CO. Of AYE received instructions to dispose Si of by publlo auotion, at the GN.L.A. Booms, on Friday, Ist Dooembor, at the same time as the Cornhlll Estate, The GOODWILL OF THE LEASW (about 33 years to run) of an A-LOTMUNT fronting Wello.ley-Btreot Eoßt, part of tho Albert Park, nnd nearly opposite tho Wynyard Hotel, 40ft. Cm. frontane by 132 depth, all fenced and drained and ready for building. FRIDAY, DECEMBER I, AT NOON. rriHE pO-.--H-.LL SJ ALE (MR FITZPAffBIOK, PAKUKANOA). Ia fixed for tho above dato at T. W. Hlckson | and Oo.'s Land Mart. Plans aro now ready, and may ba had at our Oflioe, or of the Owner of the Proporty. Torma will bo One-third Cash, ba lance for three or fivo yeara at eight por oont,, bat the Auotlonoors aro wlli.__: tO.A___AK_E ANT OTHER REASONABLE TBBMB to suit 01.--.1 ---sta-oes of tnto-dlng bu. ore; any suoh airange-v moots to bo mado rmoit to the balk. The District is ono Bpeolatly Bulted lor Small i Forms, as, besides the advantages referred to v another oolumn under heading "Forthcom ing Lund BaloB," .hero Is (owing to a number of large employers In tho neighbourhood) no lack 'of outside work for men. teams, and imple ments of all descriptions, affording lnoratlve employment for all Bpare time. LUNCHEON JfBOVIEj-p.,---' " T. W. Bjokbw & Co. N.P.-Rei-ombßr FRIDAY, December 1, at noon eha pat enr Land Mart, Quetn-stroet, ovorGoodaonsAro do). ' _c afleoioaL ______;e ating's Powder. KKATING'S POWDER M-lATINW'S POWD-.1 ---KKATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS. FLK.._, MOTHS. BEBTLICq. This Powder is Qoitk Hahm_,vsh to Animal Ufe, bat is unrivalled In deatroylng iln»B, bags, oockro-ohoß, beetles, moth- in furs, and every othor Bpeolea of lnßwit. -norm men will find this lnvaluSblo for de-truying fleas In their dogs, as also lndlo. for their pot doge. This A_.IC-_ ius Found bo Great a Sale that It h-B temptod others to vend a so called article In Imitation. Tho Public are Cautioned that the tins of tho gonnlno powder hear tho autograph of THOM-.8 KI-aTINQ. KEATING- WORM TABLETS KEATIHG'- WORM TA3-0-T8 KKATING'S WORM TAB-WTS KKATING'S WORM TABL.KTS A Purely Vegetable Bw-B-M-A., bothln appo-riiuoe and tiato, fuinlshlnga most agreeable mothod ot admlnl-torlng the only certain remedy for INTKB-INAL or THREAD WORMS. H is a perfeotly safe and mild preparation, and ia especially adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists and L'rug glsts. ___ Pkopbibtob 1 THOMAa KEATING, London. y EDICAL HALL' &X PONSONBY (OPPOSITE TBS TllH-K LAMFB), EstabUßhedlß76. J. G. HENDERSON, Dlaponslng Chemist and Pharmaolst, and anrgnnn-l-nntlat (Registered). t-STAB-I-BIBE IM*, 1* v %', TRa.? 9o v _■-, *" SURGEON DK_.T_-_ >»__.!__.l)-_,V)-B__;|l3!-. l-HAS. Qtn._-t-_B->-_V p-iaie-. i__r»-_-_:__ cf Teeth __• __• C___- Nltrosen Ga_, -•mta-ni-iia- BonCT—B a.m. till 1 ■ .c . JAMES CATER, DISPENSING and FAMILY CHEMIST (M-MB-R PHARMAOKUTIOAL SOCIETY), HOBSON-STRKKT. close to W olUn_ton.B-.eot, Auokland, N.Z. -tl_i_j»'V A UUKLAND PERMANENT 8L 00-OPKKATIVK BUHjDING AND ISV-BTMKNT SOOISTY. OrF-OB I—ll7, QUE_.N-__Tl-_-T. LOANS granted upon approved Beou-itles ot Freehold or Loasehold Propertlt-e in sums oi __X) to £0,000 prinolpal and Interest being re payable In Instalments at the folio wing Rs duo-O Kates for repayment of eaoh £ICG borrowed I— Repayments extend- D ,_ V v««v Total amount Ingover rer weex. (__.„, B a.a. _t b. d. I year - _ _ 0 0 IM 0 0 . years - - 1 010 108 9 - 1 years _~"_. 1.7 IU 15 0 -years _. 11 - -31 6 8 .year. _. - 5 9 ISO 18 B -earn _ _ 7 1 1-7 IS 8 10 years - - 0 3 15318 3 And n the same proportion for smaller or larger looms. DEPOSITS.-The Soolory recetvcß Money on Onpoßlt at _ per oont. per annum. JOHN BATGERt Secretary. M' " UNEY TO LEND on Mortgage in any sum required, on terms to .ult lorrowers. Interest allowed on u.onioß plaoed amy hands till lnvoated.—W. V. Stevens, In vfetbig Ageat, 187, (_n.cn--tr_ot. £10 to £1,000.. Victorian loan and discount AGBNCY, HIGH-STRKBT. AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL OFFICES). Money advanced from £10 to £1000 on Personal Security, Deods cf frop-riy, nhare., &o. Repayments oan bo made In Instalment] of One SHILUNO FB« WEEK for eaoh POUHD bo_ roired, or In any way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Offio- Adur-PS : Box 90. Auokland. fc/JflPf-fY 1.0 h&STi.Q. Mf-tr,-'.;-!- ■».' 9ir.Mw_Fe_.i..-k'. .e-K-.i aa, vr&_ «.•»«_..s_A?, ~'. i. Hsu.-*, a*, t gnoga __i<i S-iortisHd-tat-o X«-_'/Ttr_r_ TO LKND On FI.KEHOLD 3b*ul/U SECURITY j also, _ev-.0l anms of £1,000 and £600,— Apply Altken Oarrlok, Offloe of William Altkon. Bhortland-atreot. a,» ONEY TO 11-JND, la sum* os gssi s?'k and upTTttrdlß, at 7 por cact. JACKSON Sc RUSS-ILIi, -ollP-WHi, ForS-;)_-e-. ■A/il OKSY" TO .Li-WD, _a Inrftfi ur „«3#« :f}> tame, at u.url rata, oi tui*i'<_i CONNKUi te COOPER, 55011i-.lScrj:. TillM 1 .■_»•. « 1 I ' "" Prospectus. FROSPE O X U 8 or THE HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM PANY (LIMITED), OAPITAL £20,000 IN 20,000 Shares of £1 Each, Paya lb ab follows: —Ten Shillings per Share to ba paid during the first Twelve Months; One Shilling on application; Ono Shilling on allotment: Two Shillings on Ist February ; Two Shillings on Ist May ; Two Shillings on Ist August; Two Shillings on lstofSeptombor, 1833. PEOVISIONAL DIRKOT-RS -. Mr John Foster Mr H. P. Kavanagh Mr James Hand Mr laaao MoLeodi Mr D. MoOlennan Mr William Adamß Mr R, A. MoLeo_. With power to add to their number. Bankers: National ank of New Zealand. Solicitors: Messrs Dlgnan and Armstrong, 6_kjbetary pro tern.: Joseph Griffith.. The objeots of the Helenavllle Flour Mill Com pany (Limited) will be tho ereotlon of a Flour Mill nnd Grain Store, and the Importation o Grain from the South or Bny other part of til world where they can purchase with advao tage. The advantages that tbe proposed Company wonld posßßss over all others In the provinoa are patent. "Vessels oomlng from the South! o Kaloara POrts for timber aro, as a ralcfreightod with grain, and the Helenavllle Timber Com pany's mills being now In fall operation wonld be a great Inducement for that olasa of vessels to run to Helensville, and would ensure cheap freights, whllßt the consumption of flour In the Kaipara alone will gnarantee a large trade to I the Company.



Land and Bstftte Agents I t.has. mr ii>_ 1-mson, HQUSi- LAND AND FINANCIAL A«_._.l VD..OAH LANB. AI.OS-.ANSS. Bankers l-Natlonal Ban. ot New Zealand, SB-SNTB and XNTKRffiST Collected. MONEYSavo-tcd for Capitalist, on _u_---la.B Boou-ltlos. '((-ithous Char.h. Six per cent allowed on deposit- until Invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated. SHARES Bought or Sold to c_do_. ESTATES Ma_.a__d for Absentee-. ALLOTMBNTS 53ariKht. and Housea Built 06 the Weekly Payment S. atom. [BUILDING AS-i-OTiSBN'-S -"OK SALB a* vnt .liest— . „_, Sootlautl-Btreet, 00/ Wea.-at.6ot, 30/ In.erman-Btreat, 16/ Hepburn-street, 80/ Bond-street, 15/ Llgar Plaoe, 66/ ■. Arnyle-street. 153 Norfolk-street. -0/ Boreaford-Btroat, 90/ Oook-atroo.. fiW Porolval Parade,-5' Wharf Road, 20/ Reclamation, £. Mount Ednn Road, ill Howe-street, 50/ Kyber Psbb.-- Haokett-Btreotl, 46/ Normanby Road, «1 Nelnon-Btreot. 83/ Brighton Road, 40/ Al lo to__jc_« other st-oofe s* low .ate.. -{./1...... -"O LEND, in Sum- ot -10 and up SOf-Ouu TTHrtiß. on (food .eonrities. DUBLIN-STREfCT, Newton-Very comfort ablo House for fr-le (new), ncer PO-t ur.o '.olograph Offlooo, on deferred pi.m.Mßi £-. deposit roQ-lred. . .._.«„., TUKLSON-STREI-T-Now and very oomfort- AA ablo Hooße uf 7 roomß for Salo. with gas ond city wator l.ld o». Heaeant vlow oi tno upper portion of harbour. Price ..GOO. T_/_OONT EDEN-Honso and .overal Allot. iVI merits on tho Epsom Bide for Sale. Allot ments at 33a Cd por foot frontage; great depth Rlohvolo_nioßf.il. . __,„ ..... SifiVENROOMISD HOUSH! and Two Allot iiiOTta for sale, within quarter of on hour. >all_ of Queen-street, Etißy tormß oim Do WHANGi-i.i_i__, ntt ii Homeßteod for Sale with tpunadld oroh-id, ovor MO*™*" bearing troon, rdi-. v i_l boII ; frontngo to Whan gdrol lllvor: two rjjiloa from township. QERSSirt)Ri)--'i}R„E t'-«ow and very oon- JD venient OottoJS. for Salo. noar Oongroga tlonal Chnroh. TO.<*•;«. terms. , , ~. __?K._..-SIX-ttOOMl?b" uol ._i_ <naw'- ,wl' h S/OOV pantry, tor Side,,- vor y convenient! •water laid on; ea-ty t0rm8.., ( TTAMH.TON (Wtti.a!o)-.i_ OU ßo and aoro of XX ground for bb!o, two Sminntos walk from Bank of Now Zealand, V or £100. Lot 321, ?TUNU-)3_Uty Ao»B? { Lan(. for H. £05. albo, ElKhty Aorea at AYalkleklo, tor MS. A.BPlendld __?£SjZ2&_lW^ jincA-Now_-_.__d >leU-UP'J£S_7~flo__e lor X)AOV-ssie', at Kooky Nook, New North ttoad. allotment 10 x 120. Very easy terms. "rVf OKTHOOTE - Seven-roomed House, out- JA bnlldinga, tto„ and 80 aoroe of Land for Salo. Very ohe&p. Grand view of the harbour. _-0 1 A-FOUH-HOOMHD HOUSE for Salo. _»* l%' oft Oook-Btroet, with large allotment. f_»OKATOKA TOWNSHIP. - Two Large JL cornor Allotments for Sals for 620, having throe frontages. PONSONBY -Now Six-roomed House for Salo near the Three Lampa. Prioe, .3280. Easy term) ot payment. DEVONPORT, Lake Hoad-Soveral very choice Villa SUea for Sale, having road and -oa frontages, and pcsaosslng the finest __nds_~pe views to ba found around Auokland. Vory easy terms Of payment. . „ ,'<.(...-* NICK NEW COTTAGE 111 New _-«_-»0 tog £ 0r g__ B( w it_ \____o _hed, allot ment 10 x 10.; very oheap. ___ _ _ WAITSM ATA RIVKR FRONTAGE.-Lanfl for Salo at &2 por acre, in large or small blocks. Easy terms. _ _ _____ PARNELL— House and 1J acres orohard for Sale, in full bearing i oowahed, workshop. fowlhouse, f.0.: fl-o sea view. ___.no =—HOUSE tor Salo In WUllom-Btree., 3D-' O J n.ar St. James' Ohurob. SJIP3OK— aentlemsn's Villa l-osldenoe, -even L) roomß, coach-house, Btabllng, Sec £1000. EEMUERA— ltl acrag. for Solo i e-ooUeat soil and -plendid view BRIGHTON ROAD, ParneU - Six-roomed Honse for Bale, allotment 40 s 1001 water Uidoc P.ioa,_i-7_. ■OONSONBY—New Blx-roomed House and X w_.___op for sale i two allotments i two fr-ct~j,i_ i easy terms. warn aLL. - Newly • fmlshed six-roomed X House for Bale l pleasant vlow: *SSp. SPAR-dS aura For Sale at Walkomltl, Pare * ri.ororati,Sio-;ea'_!Pclnt,Wal_-k_rel,Maha. ra»i_l, North t-hore, Papakuro, S-% Also, see 11.! In A-M ZtGlanA Herald aud Wetklv Neva, OHA S, W lUIAMSO N, ■WT-'IT 41.11 NT Vt>r,o4_r LA»» aUD, Ht'USE, __ ESTATE AGENT VALUATOR, SCIIKKFF'- BOiLDISaS, FOBT-STBKKT, AUOKLAND. The undersigned, In Commencing Buslnoss n Auckland, bona to announce thai twelve yoars 0-perlonce In Walkato has given him aa Intt mate knowledge of tho dlstrlot, aa well as a bußliiM. connection o_Wndlng to a parts of tho Auckland Provliioe. He la. therefore. In a podtlon to «Ito tho foiloflt and moßt reliable Information to Intending .otUera, who wIU rocolvo lottrr. of Introduction to hia looal Aiionts. and they will offer every facility for In-peotlng tho VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON HAND FOH Sa__, Valustiona of Town or Country Property made at tha shortest notlee. MONEY AD VANOKD on Freehold Scouiltieß. in Rnroa Of 8100 up to £5,000. MONEY INVKSTED, raid nc oharge made to Investors, KENNEDY HILL. 'jTpi O it 5 A Z E. •*• By E O WARD WAY l'B, nOUSE AND LAND AGENT. aiOt'NT ALHEKT-Gontleraßn'sßosidenoe, 10 ' rcoms. outbuthilnaf. 3 >oS acr-s voloanlo land __tnmr itatlon), fine view; J oaßh. MOUNT ALBERT—House 10 rooms, outbuild- Inn*.'- acroß fronting threo roads (near station) --OSS VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-91 aorea In convenient paddocks, with Seven-roomed House, Outbuildings, Cistern, Fruit Trees. £150 cash, b-lnnco at 7 por oent, A Bargain. MOUNT ALBlßttr (near Railway Statlon)- C} aores volcanic soil, In grass ; splendid vlow, frouiß i roan.. MOUNT aLBICRT (near station)—Hoase 10 Brooms, 2 acres.—J37oo. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM?, Kden Crosoont. Gas Store, ample wator supply. Offered oheap. No. 205, MOUNT EDEN (near Railway Station)—Seven roomed House and Largo Allotment: good business site, £500 only. Terms—Kasy. MOD i» T EDffiN-Honse 5 rooms. £500; 4 roomß, g.£. 10 (la ono lino). VIEW ROAD (Mount Edont_-Fl_e Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonoreto cistern, boiler, onthouso, with nearly ono nor.. COTTAGE and LOT-193 x 150-£2OO. I OORNKR SHOP and DWKLLINQ at ParneU— A rare opportunity for a pushing man, as one fortune has already been made out ot it. ONKHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm)-11. aoreß in grat-B. with six-roomed iDonaa, cow-sheds. Sec; abnndant water, good oatgido.rno. - £6.0 ONKHUNG A-House 8 rooms-fIIOJ. MOUNT EDKN-Capltal 8 roomed Houbo. with two large allotments ba.utltully laid out. £200 cash, balnnoo at 7 per cent, Ai-LOTMENI S. Seafleld Road, ParaeU, Rioh mond, Mountc Eden, etc. ED. WAYTE. Honse and Land Agent. f W HARDIE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT, MONEY LENT ON PBESONA-: SECURITY. HIGH-STKBET, AtJQBXANP. W* Y_ jsxbvkns' HOUSE. LAND AND FINANCIAL AGENT GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. Next Union Bank, (Juk-s-ethbet, aucic- LAHO. Proportiea advertlßed free of cost, and no oharge made unloss business done, Lista of Properties for Baleforwarded monthly to Agents In Napier. tVolllngtoa. Chrlßtohuroh and Dunedln, , Insuranoea effcoted oa Honsos, Crops', Fnr ' Blturej Sco. Properties Valued, Bnrveys Undertaken, linllding Kstlmateo prepared. MortgsßOi) and Lflans negotlated. ffOR SALE GBACE-STRttET. I'ontonby—House, 6 rooms, on deferred payments, very chtap. 876 ROCKY NOOK—Homo of 5 roomer, quite new, on deferred payments. CO BKBES-'ORD-STnEKT-Honao, 7 rooms, large hall, ,v.ite? laid on. 875 50 ACRHSof Land In Te Awamutu Township, all fonocd, part suitable for building Bites. 870 MOUNT RO-KII-L ROAD-Honse, 6 ro-ms and scullery, 3 chlminloH. tanks, Sea. 873 SEAFIELD VlitW-Nlce Cottage ot»* rooms, garden, and large workshop. £330, Bs_ PAPAKUR&—7-roomed Houso and 32 aores good lnnd, on mala road, close to railway; very cheap. A5 80 ACRES, near Hot Springs, Walwera. A4 MAIiY-STHICI-T, MOUNT ED«N - Pretty CottaEO.S rooms and pantry,largo level allot mom. 843 OHAPEL-STREET-Honseln this central posi tion, suitable for boarding house, very cheap. 849 TWO SHOPS and DwolUngs, on good leading thoroughfaxo. 829 GKAifT ONROAB—Kotmo, 8 rooms, gap, bso B_ AVONDALffi—House, S rooms, extensive Bhedß, stablo, onthouses, etc, and highly cultivated farm: lsrse orohard, oto. BIS PONSONBY—House. S rooms, two tanks, gar den, etc.; vory oheap. BID GREAT NORTH H.OAO — House. B rooms, garden. So. 833 4000 ACRES—Freehold Land, suitable for a oattlo ran j oany distance from Auckland, BBVBRAL BLOCKd of Native Lands. Titles. Crown G.snta. Very oheap. A46 KAURI BUBH, 3600 norea, good water front age, at low price. A47 12 ACRItS good ploughablo level Land, olobb to -.Vhau-Btallo-i A32 PAKTIGULABS OF OTHEB PROPERTIES ON APPLICATION. SEVERAL WOOD ALLOTMBNTS AT VERY LOW PKiorea. O T. As s ORES. n_A_S WOKKBI Cur L-adlngt ArSleles this week are: Confeo- Koaeiß' Jars, is por lb; 3 Glaeß Jugs tor 2a Bd i Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Sd; Glaßß Balls for Shooting nt. In quantities to snlt purohoßere : Garden Shadea, oil siaea; -fish Qlobes and Gold Fish, very oheap, M, COOK & SONS, FREEMAN'S BAY,



Business jrtfotlceß. | " ~ GQ X __. ■*• ! . fc°p "?«JJ Ph r- jj r_H g « tf£ S>|° M WO, I=4 fl IL. UO-Ull- _~ J_ ■-> ©LA S JSSKUOHAHTS. W. P-WJ-I-T-I 4 SOK' .8 & 97, QO_S_H--T_t36ST, AWOKI-AHDj -..8,, X___.OKS-.RS OS -i._EHI.-IH- H, P__ol D-0-va«on_, BLAB--PBUshe-.' 3Uv_--d, Bad Roaah JPSA-B KttßUoh _„« OonHae-t_l Sho-*, Phato (traphlo, Olas-Sh-dra, WHITiS LEAD, Colon.-, OU, VABN-SHEB Bra-he., Mixed Paints. Cars.-'- Antiou*. roslve and Patent Sllloata Paints. MOULDING-—Gilt, -Htsliiod.Venearea,(oa Pichire Frame and Room Do-oration., Fane? Frames for C_btn-4 and O.D.V. PKi-OT___ oi every d_-o.ri_iMo- in erea. vs-le*. S_B-ii?_-Pbo-OB m& Colott-_a. itlbams for Photos, Scraps, Sec fco., _co, Oat-out or O.srlay Mounts, all fll__-1 Cabtttfct and O.D.V. Mount*; A__ls»_' Reonls'le., W. P. S3 S. hAvWalvw. oia «..._« tho la-feat Itsots of the above good- In the .. crjto M__4*t Ne*L_____-n-l_«Vt- -hSo to O-XW-tTCHBS- whole "fSJeTir reiair order- on tho moßt favournblo tormi. Samples of Pap-rh6-__-gs trom op__ ..co_, or ot original p_*l__«es, sent an appllos tlcn. New fteliler. In Auokland Bhould i-sjs ett our stook ot Paps-hangings <tt.d Picture, befor, fitting up their new homes; they trill tod _oujo -hlnff to unit the rae*-. ot evaryon-. w. PHiiXiP-'a & sua, Qna-y-H-R-K.. AtrcatA-r-i North Shore. AT THK WHOLESALE WINK, SPIRIT, AND ALE STORE We are BOTTLING nnd SUPPLYING ENGLISH and COLONIAL ALK nnd STOUT. In splendid condition, by the oabk or in mixed dozenb Of Bay eight bottles ot Ale and Stout, and four bottles Wines and Spirits. Llmejulce and Cordials, toted Tonic Hop Door, Ginger Ale, Sec Sec. N.8.-Splrlts (proof btroogtb), Wines, Ales, &0., of finest quality. Orders dollvered F-U.H at Town Prio-s. We than- the Inhabitants of the North Bhoro for their very liberal patronage, and oak a con tlnnanoe of tho same. NOTE ADDRES3- Closo to Vlotorla Wh»r_, and adjoining Fenton's Devonport House (Drapery Katablishment). Victoria Road. •_-J_LAMK3 OARKIAV-- , .. ~_.__Y J! FACTOR .-■ JAMES MACKIE, PltOP-ÜBTOB, VICTOEIA-STBEBT EABT, AUCKLAND, Rsp.irs Of every description v Wood and Iron neatly ezoouted on tha test notloe. Springs made ana repaired, ye on hand, a large quantity of Lamp*, also Iron bark Bta._f w and Spokes, Red Gum Fellooo, and Uobart Seyra Hardwood, N.B.— Oaunt-y orders mu-otuall attended to, __UFKRIOR OOHKIIt-ATJ-D _'A.W__B o ___, 8. V A E __ S R HAS FOR BALM a -amber o( the above, wit i Tap ready for n__, -3 and upward., At his S_«a_- Wcbu-b, Vi__OKiA-_wi..ita, or hi. Shop W_nj.Bß--_f-mP.a-T, Large __a_-ti-j of 3pon__-_, -~-_!i__ and Down pipes 01-wars In stoc-'. Verandah Iron curvet- at iio'dco, Uaj-ufaot-r-r ot Lead aud Conupo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandelier*, Sec At his Wolleslay-Btreat shop. Country ort.ar. will always roc*!vo his promji* _,tl_r.tlo_- Mo-neMS to lay ot Wnkus Si» pa.-s.-_ op .bk I__?_tov_o_ Load Rr_j_ Kioci-a. VAKIED AND BEAUTIFUL Asßortmnnt of Chrl-tmafl and Now Year's Cards (Royal Ao-demy Sorlep), to bo aold at lowest poßilble profit, Fanoy .tatlonery and Cheap Books; writing Desks fitted with Stationery, at Os Od. Spoolal Lino of Ledgers and other Account Hooks. HENRY WHITE, BOOKSE-LKI- AND STATIONER, High-street. Auokland. HJT E N C I N G U of evory description pnt np by contract Nobody oan do It cheaper or hotter than Sam White. Paling Fences, pott and mil; Wire and Ploket Fence* of every sort. Prloea on application. All kinds of Gates mado to order, and flxed where required. Fences Painted. Posts. Ralls, Palings, Shinglo.. House Blocks, Sec for salo at yards. SAM, WHITE, Fenoer, Gore-atr-fit (near llrltornart Hotel T HENDER SO N HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER. NO. 8, WYNDIIAM■ STItE ET. AMERICAN PORTRAIT ROUMS, 177, QUKKN-STRffiKT (Opposite T. & S. Motrin's) NOW OPEN. Gems taken dally—, dozen for _s Bd, larger Blzos equally oheap. Come and boo tho Show Cases at the New Promlsea, nest to Clark __ Gane., two doors abovo British Hotel, 177, Queen-streot. J. LOW Proprietor. "ft O. 'f S L H __ B d> • LADDER ft a__RROW MAKEE. 80 and 82, Victoi_ia-stb---T. Every Deourlpt ton ot Ladder-, Steps, B _rr_vr_. ?*r-ow Wheels, Clothe. Horses, Clothes Bo: eb, Traveiltng Cbsrts, Sec r<~ b_-_ 0? made te irdet. A Üb-ral ___counts tdlow.-. to Ooa_r_o_at_ __>. 3B vrhole-ale ordar. Sbopacd Oflioe Fit,-taw, and all b__i- of Job bins Work done by ozporl_j_o_4 work-io- o. the -hortest notice. H.B.—Ladders, step, and Baerovra lent e» Ure. Vlolini bought. One or two superior old Violin- far as!-1 «.~w I m ad yinlltinwlln n 111 1.1.1AK x a. i) A A. 8, 7 7 earner of Lorsa aud Vi_to-.a--tr.e-9, Auokland East ~_o-n.-fKIT.-L. MA.KBI._I, AND aaNBB.-.?, STOHSBASOH, ASOHirHOTDEAJ. SODLFTOB AND OABV-US luscrlptloriß aooarate and bosutlfal, oaamenbi, Tomb*,' Headstones, and evory deiorlptlon of Stone work at the lowait ponl-le I «« or town arid r-innir- LOGS I LOGSI LOGS ITO THE MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehnnga (destroyed by fire some months slnoe), are now In full work again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn, Beams and girders for brick building and wharf work, np to 10 toot, supplied on the shortest notice. Customers may roly npon the cream ot the timber going with their orders, as we have no manufactory to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their nterest to gtvo their orders to us, as they will Rot all fresh timber, free from worm and dead sap. Orders oxooutod with de.patoh, M H.ROK, Proprietor, Kauri Point uawmlll Onehnnga. September 1 •T — ' —^-_*"i£S|£ * d^iil, '' ~M htU, ,"" _--_ MARK. —.__— --■■! ' |p O R SALE, 1 Fonr-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Two-wheeled Dog Cart (nearly now) 1 Large Lady's Phaeton Double-seates Buggy anted to Purohase, Double-seated Hooded aji a W AA. A> ■-___,_- %ua V, AKOH-TRaX, g-S-OHBUR-rS -.UELD-KE gggß-S-a-'K-i-1-. #1 R O v « v LIMB, br — GROUND LIME, FOR BALB, SOUTHGATE'S MAHURANGI HYDRAULIO GROUND ROCHE LIME. In any quaatlty, for 'Oonorote, Paths, Floors, Cellars, eto. (next to Btone flagging, la un rivalled (or durability and hard-aattlng aualltloB), For tanks and other wa* wor.. it Is a fl-ni-olas- material. B, KS-.E, SOLE AGENT, anBTO-t-Houa_-6TBB-ar. B. M A D D" E r. . has taken over the Business reosntly carried on MISS HAINES, Tobacconist, and hopes receive the support of ot old customer-. SELECT ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS CIGARS.-PIPEB, &0. QUEEN ■ STREET, 3 Under Albe Hotel.



Bnain««« Notloea ; PAIN'S V » wholesales RetaU »^J W. H. HAZARD, Gut-maker, .Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES PAIN, London, PVriOTEOHMI-T TO THE ROY-L TAOHT I.QUAPIWH. HE AUCKLAND FORWAkU-NG AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY , „ __ Despatoh Goodn and Pnroola ot all desorlptlonß to .very part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Chb__p Rati., and with guaranteed rognlarlty. The following are the Booking agencies i- A. R. Lfldd, Cab'tmaker _.Kai'_n.rahape Road W. H. Yonng. Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R, Blrnle, Baker _ -Aroh HIU J. Rold, Cabinetmaker -Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-st. S. Held, Grooer - -Corner ot Kyber Paes and Grafton Roads W. S. Oalllna, Grooer ..Parnell A. Holdt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DELIVERIES I- Town Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and I p.mi No. 78. Telephone l-xohange. HEAD OFFICE l- WATHAN'S BONU. OrraTOMHOtTBBi-BTniii-T Coffee I Coffee i Coffee i S. C. BROWN, DURIIAM-STEBET, AUCKLAND, FLOUR MILLER AND COFFEE & SPIOE [MERCHANT, Has Always on Hand and for Saie— FLOUR, In saoks, 100's, and 50., "Blue" brand FLOUR. In saoks, 100's, and 50'b, " Red" brand Bit AN AND SHARPS RAW AND ROASTED COFFEE PEPPER AND SPIOES. In tho matter of COFFEE, theattenßon of tbo Publlo la called to the e-oellenoe of my i branda. and a trial solloltea. The Mixtures are composed only of tha Best Plantation Coffee and the Best Chicory proourable, j_nd.may be _haraoterls.d-.h__— ——««__agio" (my beßt brand), nearly pureooffee "Ship" and "Camel." medium coffees of great strength and flavour "Castle" and " Leopard." low medium and oommoa ooiTeos. To lovers of really flne Coffee, I strongly re commend the " Eagle," but to the general taste Medium coffees are found to be most a_.apta.l-, a"nd I say, therefore, Try thsi SHIP Brand Try the CAMEL Brand Procurable frooi all Meroh.nta and Store keepers, lcoae, and in tins, -Olbs., 281b_,. 141-3., 7ib_).. Olbs., -libit., 2U)_„ and lib, pOFFEEI riOFFEE I riOFFEEI FRKNOa Dress Shirt manufactory. C. D*L SAY' DORHiM-ST« Corner of Albart-street, Auckland, Private orders speolally attended to. annexe ontad lo Fronon M&torlala, Imported dlreotly from the ni-aaC-o:-..... All Dross Shirts to order made on oi-_B_rom__.t only, J-'l! -tuarantoed; Ijl O R 5 A h B, AT LOWKBT UIAUKET RATS- I Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Palnt,and Olive Oils Champion's, .oott'B, and store.. GennlDe White Load, In wood Slant. Mofc-1 and Nail. Large Stook of Oa- van. vnrlooj brand. Wire Rope, from .. Inoh to . Inch Bolt Rope, Him_, and Manilla Rope, ail -lees Patent Windlass .woodl, Frills, and Fairs Anchors, from IB owt to 10 lb_ Ohflina, from . Inoh tc I lnok, Colia and Fleh OU, D. H MOKENZIB, FORT-STRBKT. Jltrch 18. IBBX QUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS, J. L. KE A N Has for S.le a number ot the above, with Taps rcudy for use prion 3ls, at his Bhop, BlHott- Btrc.». Lario qu-ntittes ot Spouting. Ridging, aid Down Plpou. always in Stook. 'Verandah Iron curved at tho shortest uotloa. Country orders will always receive hia promptattentlon. Load washors always on hand. rsiO THE KIISIOBNTO OF SYMO-.1.H ---JL BTRKKT AND NBIGHBOURHOOD. X B O V fi V Has rooa-tl? Opsned s> E trat-oiw. BUTCHERS titan OOBHtK 07 THK KYBSB FAB. BOAD, P___MK CORNED EEEF always o» bar.* gamfllM wai.Bd on tot order- rjpO XHE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY. F. DAVIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Bond, oallß tbo attention ot his out tomer_ and friends to the following i—Child ren's Elastic Boots, from Ss; Goloshes, Is Bd (children.'-). Women's Kid E.S. Boots, from 78 Bd i oheap line In Men'a Klastlos, 12a (colonial mado, &o Women's Colonial made Legletß. 1-a-d. a \ v r o a &. •a a XX to Ito-a _i Fabllo Hot, Cold, and Sbawa Baths. Viotaria-street East, Charge, Osr. -Hi_xra_. Optra all week day. trom 7 __ro, to t P.m., aud StraroAS Mo-Wirros from 0 till 10 a.(_. The Bath-rooms are all private, and Bupplie wl.hevo-y oonvanlonoo, Turkish towois, fitis. and hair brushes, rtcmbs, <-oßplrat3-_, soap., fee, Ksl.oi tilth-room* »'oriv»t_) for Ladies ever, da?, at all hour., with female att_ad___o_, Oinr -r.:-_irta and Sixpß.voit, pioass note th. al ■__«__ I Victoria-street East, above the Grey h.-i-d Howl, and next the oheap Eaddlua; an' V .iraltura Mart. Auckland. ■ LB.—Barber in attondanoa. no TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR XX TBE purest fine3t i and bust 111 Cheyston Poultry Yaeds, Lake Taea> PUNA. VARIETIES- Llght Brahmas, Dark Brahmua White Coohlns, Butt Coohlns, Blaok Oooh Langshans, Manorbas, Hoodons Blaok ollßb W.O. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorkings, Hambnrgs, Plymouth Rooks, Pekla Ruen and Aylesbury Duoks S*ND 808 PRICE-LIST OF HGGS, Eggs carefully Packed. and sent to all parti of tbe Colony, __T Write tor Just what yon want, and ad dress as above. I gnatanteo satisfaction In all ordinary oases, visitors welcome, Sunday excepted. fp PEACOCK JL » OPTICIAN, Has a Stcok SPECTACLES AND BYE GLASSES ot ovary description, an accurate Fit Guaranteed, COMPOUND aaOROSOOPKB AND TSLB SCOPES, Pov.orful and Oheap. Atißß or _ B-.noiiKSf;j;i-\ Tn_i_:_ioi--!_B_t_, Elkoxbio Bells, ba_t_.r__-. akp FITTIN-S. __Tagr.eto Electric Machines and Medical Coils. OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR FIELD AND MARINE GLAS3E3. THI.ODOI,ITK_, CO-IPASSES, Skxtants, Spirit Hydrometers, Saccharometeni, Sallnometera, Argentometers, &c, &c,, &c, A_Bl-r- woes TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES _B EXTRAS. 5 n-tr -tnents and Sewing Machines repaired) O-To_l-_l 188 Po3* 03WIW, . H.nTtlnna-.traat. j_ R . M A Jt. R I O X X i a AUOTiOWEER, VALDATOR. HOUBE LAND, AND GENERAL COM MISSION AGENT, QUEEN-STREET. AUOKtAND. gir Country Sales Attended. •__> V&T H. SKINNER & _ON, M • ■ BUILDERS, CARPENTERS AND JOINERS, VULCAN Lane. All Branched of the Building Trade osecutedby Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts, Offlco Fittings &c. W O R A L B. K() TON _tALVANI_.__D COBRUSA "w ED KiON JQQ TONS FENCING WIRE «KO BARRELS KNIGHT « EVAN'S iJU OSSMBNT. W. S. LAURIE, 10. WYNPHAM-aTrt-ttiT J__ a. J_ a UVTO a. s __~ CARTER. 00).ITRACTOR.__o Good- Carted and DeUTerea from .hip's tddo OS BhO._s_.No_U!-. BnU-Et SnppUod, NBWO-J-T-JI AND BA- OV ISUtTDB OOAS Al«o firewood (out an nnentl reasonjbU



HOteia. ■.-.;.; ---pACI F1 O SOTB L, JOHN QILLANDEB ...PROPRIETOR Boas to announce to his friends and the Rensral public, that he has oompleted t»e extensive alteration on hfs premises. , Anions the many Improvements, he hs- Introduoed A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the flupertn tendesoa of a well known Oaterer. The " Ouiatne" will be the beat the -tea-S ---can auppl.. ';-•>:'• ." -teals at all hours, Best Brands ot Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sp_r__lna Ale always on Draught, Board and Residence, 20. per we__. Reasonable Charges. Excellent Tare, Olvllttr »nd Attention. Boca Btehllno n_tan_i_!-tuj_'i' a o T' i£ J__ \J Wakofleld-street, Auckland, W. H. PORTER (Lata of Queens Hotel, Queen's Redoubt). WINKS AND SPIRITS OF THB BEST BRANDS, HANCOCK'S & WHITSON* -BP_-R____NG ALKS. SfIUBT-OXA-S AOOOMI-ODA-lON S__ VISI-OS W. H, PORTER, Pe.oi.R-_.__B. /nEI_EGRAP_. LINE OF COACHK-. W. K. o_J.___-' : COACHES will nm to the allowing time-table, carry ng H.M."B.msll i— Uajee Cambridge to* HamUton dally, rt 8.30 a.m. Leave. Hamilton tor Cambridge dam. on arrival ot Train. _._op.__, Leaves Te Aroha for Hamilton at 10 a,m Monday, Wednesday, and Friday _*_veo Hamilton for Te Aroha at 1 .mi -Jnasday, Thursday and Saturday. Booking Office i Qwy-J-e. Hotel, Hamiiioa W, K. CARTER, Ooaoh Pronrleioii livery and Bait Stable*, ™^^ Oamb-lda-. tth Maroh ISSI