THE AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

The Victory at Wellington.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN REPORTER.]

WKLLIKGTON, tlmday. | The match against Wellington wa. won ■ raiher easily by our men, with nine wickets to spare. This result was one generally expected, and it caused no surprise, although at one time, Wellington appeared to have a possible chance to win. Lynch made another good stand for the local men, and the Wellington score mounted up by fast scoring, the bowliog being rather soft. Lankham was bowling well at tim.B, iso also was Buckland. Gill did remarkably well, but he was only "on" for a few minutes. Dufaur, who distinguished him self onSaturday by agrandpieceof stumping, was \cry uolucky subsequently, a fast ball from Gill split his thumb open, the gash being so large as to shew the bone. He bore his injury very philosophically, although compelled to retire from the field Tcstro also had his thnmb j dislocated by a fast ball from Buck land. The catch of the match w_s the brilliant left hand one by Buckland. The ball flew off the bat into slips with li-htning speed and was held surely. Long odds were given ihat Auckland would make the required 55 ruus.andtheydids-,withthe loss of only one wicket. Arneil and Barton both played a good innings, but Robinson was .omewbat flukey at tho start, 'ihe match concluded about a quarter to five, but play was continued some time longer for the entertainment of the spectators. The following is a repoit oi the conclusion of the play :— Play was resumed at a quarter-piist two, Robinson bowling at the southern end, and Buckland at the other. Lynch got tobin son to leg for two, and a single was added to the score. Firth scored a single off Buckland, and narrowly escaped running Lynch out. Testro in taking a ball from Buckland hurt his hand, and Gardner took his place .'at the wickets, Kobinsi n taking long stop position at the south end, Arneil acting in a similar capacity at the north end, Lyucu gave Gill a diificultchaace at mid-' off, which was not taKen. Bobinsoa, -however, had his revenge by clean bowling Firth next ball—so-3-6. Heenan fol lowed, and gave Gill a chance, which was also refused. Lynch placed Robimon to cover point for a tingle, and Heenan fol lowed by cutliDg Buckland prettily along the carpet for thiee, and Lynch drove the >amc bowler close.to the boundary line for I—6o Went uo. Testro retie.ed Kobioson at long-stop at the south end. Lynch put Robinson to square leg for a single. Two were run for byes, and Heenan cut Buckland for a single, and Lynch cut him Close to the boundary for two. Lankham relieved Buckland, and Lynch drew his fourth to leg for two, and one was run tor a leg-bye. Dufaur went on again as wicket keeper, and Lynoh drove Kobin sou out of the boundary for four. Lynch was clean bowled by the last of the same over-4-32—75. Brawn went in and played L_nkbam to leg for a single. Gill missed a chance from Brown off Bobinson, and one was run. Brown Was' given out leg before, off Lankham's next—s - I—7B. Kuapp was the next man. He cut Laskham for one. Heenan drove Kobinson prettily along.he turf fora. ingle, and four were called for leg byes, the ball going out of bounds. Heenan got Lankbain out of bounds at square leg for three, and the bowler re venged himself by taking Knapn's wickets with the next — telegraph, 6—9— 88.' Blncklocl. was the iucomer.- Heenan got a soft one from Kobinson over the eastern boundary, and four was called. His next, a pretty diive off Bobinson,: produced one. Blacklock put Robinson up at long-on for one, and Heenan, opening his shoulders to Lame ham, got four from a magoifi.ent drive. Blacklock cut Robinson for two, and 100 went up. Blacklock, when playing well forward to a short-pitched one from Robin -1 son, was very smartly stumped by Dufaur —7—4—101. Nicholls went in, and put Robinson through the boundary ropes at leg for four, following up by a boundary drivo for four. Heenan got Lankham out )of bounds for three. Gill relieved Robin* . eon as bowler at the southern end. 1 Heenan got another single, and then played one of Lankham's in to the bowler's hands— . 8—27—113. Kreeft went in, and drove I Lankham to out-field for three. Nicholls followed suit off the next ball - telegraph, , 120. Arneil relieved Lankham, and Kreeft drove his first out of bounds for fonr, and the third through the boundary repes fur three. Three more came from a boundary . hit at leg off the last ball of the over, or ten ruos from one over. Gill's next ball was successful, in disturbing Nicholls'a wicKets —9—14—129. __ux.ord was the last man. Buckland relieved Arneil. It was raihsr unfair to have put Arneil on at all, after he had been working in out field all day. It gave him no chance, and he was at a great disadvantage. Kreeft cut Buckland for one, and 130 went up, A "sneezer" iro'm Gill brought up on Dufaur's dislocated fioger, and caused his temporary retirement, Four came from byes off Gill's next ball, and Buckland took Luxford's wicket in the next over—lo ■—0-13-. Luxford carried his bat ont for 11.

Auckland, with 55 runs to get to win, commenced the second innings at 4.15 p.m., Barton and Robinsun playing to the bowling of Luxford and Firth. Barton placed his third ball from Luzford to leg for a single, and Robinson put his next up at off, but the field was too slow in trying for it. One was run and another added from an overthrow. . Barton put bis first ball from Firth over the boundary for 3, and Robinson cut the next close to the boundary line for 3. Barton got 3 from a boundary hit off the next ball, and 10 went up, Barton placed Luxford prettily at raid on for a single, and Robinson got one from am overthrow off the next cut, and played , Firth to leg for another. Barton added another and Robinson was yorked by. Firth. Arneil went in and, drove his first for one, Kreeit returning smartly and very truly. Arneil added another by a neat cut off Luxford and cut Firth for a second single. Barton drove Firth for three, and Arneil cut Luxford for three mere, adding one more by cutting Firth. Arneil drovo Luxford to lag'for throe, and Baiton cut the same bowler for two, bringing 30 up. A single to each batsman, and Barton drovs Firth to the boundary for three, cutting Luxford out of bounds for the same number, Arneil driving Luxford also out of bonnds for three, Kreeft relieved Firth, and off his first ball Arneil scored two. Barton put Luxford to leg for a double. A couple of singles to each batsman, and fifty ap peared. Another change of bowling, Firth taking Luxford's end, sent down a maiden to Arneil. Arneil made the winning hit at 4—47—Auckland winning by nine wickets. Robinson decided, however, to play on until six. Barton was caught by Luxford, i off Lynch, when the scorejstood at 68—2— 35-69, O'Brien filling the gap, and Meenan telicved Firth at the south end, but the change was not successful, both batsmen scoring freely until 85 had been totted up, when Heenan was clean bowled by O'Brien—3-6-85. Gardner joined Arneil, and in attempting a short run the latter run out-4-36—88. The , stumps were then-drawn. The following are the scores :—

The Sunday evening evangelistic service at the Theatre Royal was fully attended. Mr F. Battley presided. Addresses of an instructive character were delivered by Messrs V lues and Bamford, Hymns from the Sankey and Moody collection were tuns by the evangelistic choir.

MINING NEWS.

[BY TE_J__E__?H.—OWN COM-SSSPO-TDKHT.)

GOaOMANDEL, Saturday. TokatSA.—The manager lodged 1260__ of retorted gold from 32 tons stuff and picked stone. The face of the main level has now advanced through the crosscut, and tho leader on the footwall side is continuing intact into solid ground going toward the big reef, and shows gold. It may take some weeks to thoroughly prove the extent of the run of coarse gold which appears to have been cut in the low level at this par. of the mine;

SPORIING.

Canterbury Summer Meeting,

[Bt TKLEORAPH,— PKE6S ABSOOUTION.)

CHRISTCHDRCH, Saturday. The fallowing acceptances were received to-night :— Spuing Handicap.—Sir Modred, l__t Lady Emma, 9.t 21b; Siesta, Bst 31b; Emir Bey, Bst 21b; Envy filly, Bst; Iris, 7st 131bs- The Jilt, 7ft9lb;Mautuka, 6st 10; Rebecca, 6st 71b; Blue Jacket, 6st; Marchioness jSeill, 6>t.

Christchoboh Cup.—Sir Mo-red, 9st 121b ; Lady Emma, 8:t 81b; Salvage, Bst 81b; Bundooro, Bst 31b; Tasman, 7st 111b • Hilda, 7st 111b; Vanguard, 7st 101b; King Quail, 7st 51b; Emir Bey, 7et 31b; Iris, Cat; Comet, 6st. Leos, 6st,

CRICKET MATCHES.

Saturday's Play,

MASUKAU V. STANDARD.

Tfiis match was played at Onehunga, re sulting in an easy victory for the former club, as will be seen from the appended BCOieS :— ■ ■ ;, *;;:■;.§! Makok ill (first. and second innings}.— F. Harris, 0, 5; C Walker, 5,0; E. Harris, ' 5,1; G. Yates, 1,.3 ;M. Wynyard, 4,.6; H. , i Jeffry, 18,10; G. Hills, 1, 3; H- Wynyard, 3, 14; is. Noakes, 6, 5; fl. Potter, 0, 8; E. Denize, 27, 2. Standard (first and second innings).— Cauldicut, 0, 4; Israel, 5, 0 ; Mattison, 7, si 7; Giln>an, 1, 7 ; Skinner, 9, 1; Denize, 2, 0: Beaver, 2, 2; Burton, 0, 5; Williams, 1, 3; Peglar, 6, 10; Eveleigh, 2, 1. ALPHA V. WEST END SECOND. The West End representatives won with '■' 16 runs to spare, Berry making a handsome -,' contribution of 17 out of 84. For the Alpha, Cutler, Jackson, and Goodacre were the principal scorers. Hanna bowled very effectively, taking 6 wickets for 28 runs. ? WEST Emd.—Waters, candbKilpatrick, 0; Sim, c Crunch, b Abel, 1; Lewis, b Abel, 7 ; Hanna, c Abel, b Kilpairick, 2} i 8. Baker, b Kilpatrick, 5; RlcHardy, .<.'; b Abel, 8 ; Courtayne, c and b Kilpatrick, 14 ; Berry, b Abel, 16; Laxon, b Goodacre, 0; W. Baker, b Kilpatrick, 8; Hudson, ■ < not out, 1; extras, 22 : total, 84. ALPHA. - Jackson, run out, 10; Cranch, b Hanna, 6; C. Abel, b Berry, 5; R. Abel, ;» b Hanna, 0 ; Cutler, not out, 20 ; Hay, b Banna, 2; Kilpatrick, rnn out, I; Mc« Dermott, b Hanna, 0; White, cLewis, b Berry, 3; Nesbitt, b Hanna, 0; Goodacre, , " .. b Hanna, 16; extra*, 4: total, 67. POSSOHBY 2SD ELEVEN V. STANDABD. Stumps were drawn at conclusion of the Standard second innings,-leaving the game a drawn one. The first innings resulted in ' a tie. Scores:— *;■ ,J& Standard (first innings).—Mills, « and » b Owen, 8 ; Sexton, c Valentine; b Rowe, 0 j Smith, b Bowe, 0; Wilson^ c Edwards, b Bowe, 12; Dean, c Porteous, b Owen, 0; ■ g Hobson, b Owen, 0; Sexton, b Owen, 7; _] Pritchard, c and b Owen, 0; Colgan, b . !; _ Owen, 3; Nicholas, not but, 6; Savage, b ~, Owen, 0; extras, 1. Total, 37. Possohby (first inoiogs).—Porteous, c i v 1 Sexton, b Mlls.JO; Stephenson, c Smith, b:, -;- :M Mills, 7; Fountain, b Pritchard, 6; Rowe, c Colgan, b Pritehard, 3: Whiting, a. , Hobron, b Mills, 1; Ross, b Pritchard, 9;, , E. Owen, b Mills, 3; Scott, b Mills, 1; - Valentine, c and b Mills, 0; Reid, b Smith,. '-£ 1; Edwards, not out, 0; extras, 6. Total,:. • 87. '■■'.' '"■•■. ':.;'V StandA-D (second innings).—Nicholas, » at Stephenson, b Rowe, 1; Mills, o -~. 1 Whiting, . b Rowe, 35; C. Sextoo, . § b Bowe, 0; Smith o Porteous, b -..J Rowe, 0 ; Wilson, b Owen, 7; Dean, c M Reid, b Whiting, 11; Hobson, b Rowe, 2; M Q. Sexton, b Whiting, 4; Pritchard, c gj Howe, 9; Co'g.n, b Bowe, 0; Savage, not out, 0 : extras, 13. Total, 82. | ARCH. CLAKK AND SONS V. MCABTHOK ' AND CO. The Shorthnd-street warehouse had an easy victory, Gilchrist's bowling proving S very effective, as may be observed below :— A. Clark and Sons. — Brown, b Chambers, 13; Colgan, c Clark, bFlinn, .. :'M 16; McGechie, b Fiinn, 0; Bruce, b Flinn, ",-'..-,-'.; 1; Walker, c Mandeu, 6j Chambers,-1; ~\: Bees, b Flinn, ,8 ; Anderson, c Bevan, _>,'.- ,a Clark, 8; Ross, b and c Clark, 3; Harrison, b dark, 5 jJGilcbrist, b Clark, 1; Parker, ' . not out, 1; extras, 5. Total, .1. McAKTHCR AMD Co.—Marsden, b Gil christ, 1; Flino, c Brown, b Gilchrist, 7; Bevan, bJiGllchrist, 0; Nolan, b Gilchrist, -■.', 9; Doughty, b McGechie, 8 ; Chambers, b Gilchrist, 6; Talbot, b Gilchrist, 7; Clark, j '~...; b Gilchrist, 4; Paris, b Gilchrist, 0; Pal- , ;2 mer, b Gilchrist, 0; Harris, not out, 1; extras,. 6. Total, 43. . -. . - X NEWTON V. NORTH SHORE. The match wa. drawn, resulting on the_ __jj first innings in favour of the Newton Club. Scores :— North Shore,- First Innings: Burnett, b Taylor, 0; McKenzie, b Taylor, 1; Smith, b Ellis, 0; Mays, c Taylor, 6jv - > Lankham, b Taylor, I; Breen, b Ellis, 5 ; Bond, b Taylor, 2; Logan, b Taylor, 0 ; MeKellar, not out, 0; Rnbery, b Ellis, 1 ; extras, 4; total, 20, Nl,WTO_..—Ellis, b' Mays, 8; Smith, c Breen, b Burnett, 0; Taylor, b Lankham, 5; Hanlan, hw, 0; J. Berry, c Burnett, . 5; B, Green, b McKenzie, 8; Pitkethley, c Burnett, b Lankham, 0; Sneddon, hw, 5 j Lowry, not out, 9; extras, 6; total, 63. , r In the second innings North Shore made . a total of 66 runs, Lankham (21), and ' Logan (10) being the principal coutri- - M butors, . FONSONBY FIRST Efc-V-NV. ONEH-NOA, Time did not permit of the conclusion of.. the match. When stumps were drawn Onehunga had put together 84 runs (first innings), while their opponents had eight wickets down for 46 tuns. Scores— Onehunga.—Dickey, b Edwards, 11; Sutherland, b Edwards, 0; Howard, not out, 21; Brookfield, b Brookes, 12 ; Barr,, b Brookes, 8 ; Beavers, b C. Owen, 3; Waddingham, b C. Owen, 1; Israel, run out, bC. Owen, 1; Brown, b Edwards, 0 J Jackson, b Edwards, 0; Caller, b C.~ Owen, 0; extras, 27.; Total, 84. Ponsonby.—Edwards, b Sutherland, 0; Marflitt. b Sutherland, 3; Jones, b Suther land, 0; Armitage, c and b Sutherland', 7; Rotheh-m, b Howard, 1; Andrews. PL Brookfield, 19 ; Owen, b Sutherland, 2; Baxter, b Sutherland, 6; Brookes, not out,. 1 j Greenwood, b Brookfield, 0; Fprder, to bat; extras, 7. Total, 46. Oor Boyb v. Otahuhu.—Thi. match was played on Saturday at Gtahuhu, and resulted—Our Boys, 77; Otahuhu, 36. For Our Boys—MDls, 23; Whiteside, 12; Bipley, 10; and White, 9, were the highest, scorers; while Otahuhu could not make - stand against the bowling of Whiteside, who obtained 7 wickets for the small total of 14 runs. Alma v. Gordon (No. 2).-The Alma Cricket Club won by 94 ruos. For tho former—Brown (36), Mackie (2S); and for tho latter—Corbett (12) and Molloy (UK Jf. were the principal scorers.

The chief warder of Bunedin Gaol will fill the office of Auckland gaoler during Mr Caldwell's twelve months' leave of absence.

In the carbine contest Te Awamutu v. Waiuku—twelve men aside - the Waiukn team won by 2& points. The scores were: —Waiukn, 634; Te Awamutu, 606. ■_

Printed and Published by the Proprietor, Henby Bretr, of Symonds-streot, at bis General. PsiDtinK Offloe, Wyndham-streel. in the Pro yinoe ofAuoklanft, New Zealand. - Monday, Deo-3-Bbb U, 1882. ,

THE AUCK.LAKJO omniQ STAR. DECEMBEK 11



wBiiLTNQTON.—Second Innings. Alpo. o Buokland, b Lankham . 8 Salmon, o HobloBon, b BnoUand- II Lynoh, b Robinson 6 Brown, lbw., b Lankham .. .. 1 Heenan, o and b Laukham _ ..27 Knupp, b lankham „ ., .. l BlnoJUaok, it. Untaar, b Koblnson .. i NlonollB, bQlll .. it Kreetc, not oat .. m m .. n Laxtord.bBaokluia .. .. .. a Kxtraa .. 19 Total . .. _ .. .. iji

BOWLING ANAiysiS. .

Baokland .. .. ing 26 0 2 JUnklnim .. .. !)5 11 0 4 Robinson .. .. 85 37 0 S BUI 25 1 0 I Arnoll.. .... 5 10 0 0 Hxtraa _ .. .. • ,, ,, jg

AUCKLAND-SitOOKD Innikgs. Bar^n, not out .... „■■ Hobin«on, b Firkh.. .. .. .. 7 Arnoll, not ont 17

lotal .. 53 Auoklanfl thus wins by nloe wlokots,

Bowling Analysis.

Q -2 ■"I fi 1 ? Luxford .. ., 95 S3 0 0 Finn .. - ... 80 8' ■ 1 1 Eteeft - .. .. H 10 • 0



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CHBLTENHAM, NORTH SHORE. I - . MUUNT E.DEN. ; KI^HE Subscribers have received instruc -1 J tiona from EirMauric&O'Rcr-e and Capt, !■'■"■ T.Vlret rhepbeid. as Trustees to sell, atthtir [-'•■ Booms. Fbrt-Btreet, on Thursday, l_th Inst,, at I 12_'olooI-, J.ARG- ALIIO-MENIS, situated at Chelten ham, North Bhore, being all the Unsold Por tlona'ot this Estate, consisting of— Lots 31 to 37, having.each frontages of 60 loot, to Cheltenhsm Place by 151 feet. Lots 69. 70. and 7*l, having frontages of feet" 57 foet, and 18 feet 8 inches : Cheltenham Place. . - -. Lots 38 to 46, fronting Lake-street, ■'': Lots 72 to 74, fcontinj. Lake-street, ■ Lots 47 to 66, fronting Lake-street, Lots 75 to 78i fronting Lake Btreet. Lots 63 to 65. fronting Wililam-street, from -\ 180 ft to 279 ft deep. Lots 67 to 62, fronting a side Btreet. Lots 79 to VI, frontt-g si side Btreet. These Allotments are all level, and are in oloso proximity to the well-known Cneltenham Beaaoh. __. ; MOUNT BDEN— Part of Lot 68. Section 10, Sub-divided Into 42 Lasge Building Sites, situate oloae to the MSunt Eden Road, and near to residences of Messrs Owen, Bat_er, Paton. . Terms Easy. ' Foil partloulars on application to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . Ancttoneera."; Wl l*CO<__--_NEj r-AS. DACRE MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. . . > By Order of Commissioner of: Hospital '»-■'",■' ~ RcsGrvßS ;'TBE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE '■«"'' YEARS OF SMALL EARMS AT HORTHCOTE. nriHE Subscribers will offer for Lease, by j X Auotlon,'at their Rcoms, Fort-Btreet,on ;. Mionday, 18th betant, at 12 o'olook, I 'THE LEASE, for a term of 21 years, of { Allotments 14, 16; 16. 17, and 20, Parifih J) / of Takapnha, flan-divioed Into Farm I Sectio-B of from 3 to 13 acrea, having -■:'■: t ronWROB to the _____ r o.d, ttie _ea, and .1 - . . the new Lake road. '■:■"■ >_;-• il'::''.- ' ' , ______ . .■• IL _ ■ _fo_ Oon-IUo-S and farther partloulors apply to Sib. S-S-UEL COCHRANE _c SOta,.. ■ AucUonesrs. ' £>:



i ■ " SSSStSSSSSSSSjSSB^ I Alio-ion-. _____ B, TOHi-S. B. O. -ABB. B. D. lON--. TO-MORROW. fBiRADE SALE OF GROCERIES, CURRANTS, DRIED FRUITS, PRESERVED GINGER, SUGAR CANDY, CONDENSED MILK, PAPER BAGcV At 11 o'clock. B, lONES _ CO., Auctioneers. B, TONKA R. O. CARK B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, LEOEMBER 8. SPKIJNGSIDT} P R I N G S I D j_j WESTERN SPRINGS DISTRICT. 1 „_.{! ALLOTMENTS, Short distance Ire ra THE WATERWORKS, MESSRS. GARRETT BROS. TANNERY, AND THE ABATTOIR., Plans now ready. Title: Land Transfer. B. TONES & GO. Auctioneers. 8, TONE-.. B. O. GARB. B, D. TONES WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. (COTTAGE AND LARGE ALLOT- J MI-NT, main road, Eomuora. GRAND ALLO.MKNT.adjoInlng residence of T. T. Gamble Kbq. LARGS PA.DOCK in rear of resldenoe of W. Lcdder, t'aq,, for Lease for 21 years, on Wednesday, December 13, at 13 o'oloc-. B. TON X S _ CO,, Auctioneers. B. TONES. B. C. _____ B. D. TONES , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, SALE OF LEASE OF NO. t ALLOTMENT, O. J- A-LOTMENI, QUEEN AND QUAY STREETS. PREMIER SITE IN TBE CITY. Frontage of 120 feet to our Magnificent Harbour. /__» X7EARS T EASE. D/ 3 A EARS JL_E_.SE. no increase of rent during Term. £1 FEET TO QUHEN-STREKT ■J2O EEET TO QUAY STREET FEET TO LITTLE QUEEN-SIREBT. Party wall with Meters Oxioy paid for, and three Bides of allotments piled. Such an ofpj-tonity fob out_inino buob A bits CAN NOT OCCUR AGAIN FOR HALF A CENTURY. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, At 12 o'clocs,. B. TONES & CO., Auctioneers. .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. TWIN SCREW STEAMER 'LILY.' Subsidized by the Government, and now between Auckland and Riveihead. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received Instructions to sell, by auction, at their Stores, Qaeen-street, on Wednesday, December 20. at 12 o'clock, THE WELL-ENOW N SOREW STEAM BR 'LILY.' The above vessel la in fira. olaes order and well .found in every way. E. & A. ISAACS, ' V Merchants and Auctioneers, • WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, THE REMUES-L CATTLE FAIR. LAST CATILE FAIR FOR THE ~; /.: SJSA-ON.- ■ ENTRIES on or botoic SATURDAY, Docamtar 9. .y; ~__uFKED BUOKLAND. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Kemuera Yards, on Thursday text. December litb, at 1. o'olock, Dalry Oowß.Btoro Cattle 30 Oien from Woitara, heavy welghts 80 Auohland.fatted Uaitle .- -•—J°--:' _C 0 Choice Wethers fraror'Antiaoa" SOO Fat Lambs -^.DOUP 1 ; FatandS.oreP.B- 1 -f ■: 4.LFKET i-CCKLAND. ■■ ■ •■'i.-- , FRIDAY; .DECEMBER 15. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALT, at the Hay market, on Friday next, December 19, at 12 o'olook, TWO STACKS GOOD BAY, the property of Mr Jameß Kilett, Bltuated 1. miles - from Mangere Bridge, junction road of Mr John Scott's farm, ALraED"BUCKLAND. "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. THE CATTLE FAIR. FOR SALE, on Wednesday, December 13, at 12 o'clock, A PURE SHORTHORN BULL, by Robin Adair, bred by T. & 3. Morrin A Shorthorn Bull, bred by Reid Bres. 2 Pure Devon Yearling BuUs 6 Choice Herefords, bred by McLean _s Co., from 2 to 5 years old 300 Well-bred Steers, from 18 months to 3 years old -A Good Team of 6 Working Oxen 200 Yearling Steers and Heifers 100 head Mixed Cattle Cows, Calves, and Yearlings ALFRED BUOKLAND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. IMPORT-NT NOTICE. THE SALE OF HO R SES advertised to be held at the Hsymarket on Saturday, is POSTPONED TO -ATURDAY WEEK, ALFRED BUOKLAND. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16. THE HAYMARKET. SPECIAL AND UNRESERVED SALE OF HORSE STOCK. EfiOß SALE,, at the Haymarket, on __. . Saturday next. December 16, at 11 o'olook, The Property of Mr Joseph Chadwiok, of Manata, ---55 USEFUL HPRSKS, cons'stingof superior Haoks. Punters, Light and Medium . Harness Horses , ALFRED BUOKLAND., ' WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20* THE HAYMARKET.; \T_XT W 0 O L S A L E .*X Will bo held on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, At 12 o'Clock. SALES OF HIDES, SKINS, TALLOW, And SMALL PARCELS OF WOOL Each Tuesday at 12 o'clock. . ALFRED~BUCKLAND. "SUMSDATa fH % __ AYM A R S .l\ t __ALB W wso£, SHEEPSKINS D HIDES, and IAI/WW, esoh ___!!_»_•. al UtfOioA. ALFRED BUOKIiAHD. pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Bernae-a Fair—Wednesdey, December 13 Pokeno-Mond.y. December 17 i ■ Drury—Wednesday, December 20 Paiakura— Wed-ieaday, December 27. .■'. i __I_-R__D^C-_LAN». *<



Auctions. j XO-MOHROY.. PICTURES! PICTURES! ff, DOWDKH \XTILL soil by auction at the Exchange Vv Mart, Queen-street, on Ineaday next, 13th instant, at 11 o'olook, A Large and Varied Assortment of Framed ond Untrained knGRAVINGS, OLO GRAPHS, OHROMO-HTHO&KAPHB. A Very Choice Seleotion. WEDNESDAY, DeCEM_BE_T 13. EDEN TERKACE, NEW NORTH ROAD. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Uneen-street. on Wednesday next, 13th instant, at 12 o'olook. TWO HOUSES, each containing 8 rooms, situated in Vi.torla Avenue, New North Road. The property Is Leasehold, having 59 years to I run from 11th of last March, at very low (.round rent, and will be Bold in two lots. DURHAM YARDS, (__ir| TRUSSES SUPERIOR PRESSED O\P MBADOW HAY. . FOR PRIVATE SALE. HUNTER & N OLA K. Government Land Sales. t_____k___p QAL-5 OF ABOUT 106,000 ACRES OF CROWN LANDS IN THE NORTH ISLAND. Sale of about 106,800 Acres of Crown Lands in the North Island, divided into Town, Tillage Settlcmfint, Agricultural Deferred Payments, Pastoral Deferred Payments, and Cash Payment Sections, as under :— On the 4th Docembor, 1882, 2,110 aores of Agri cultural Land in the Waimata and other blocks on the East Coast will be open for application, on deferred payments, at Auckland and Ola borne, at prices from £1 to £1 103 per aore. And on the "7th December, 6.580 aores will be disposed of at Qlsborne, by pnbllo auotlon, on pastoral deferred payment., at an upset price of „l per acre. At the same time and place, .8,008 acres of Rural Land will be offered for ossh, at apset prices ranging from 6. to £110s per aore. On the 12th Deoenfber, 3,431 aores of superior Agricultural Land in the Parihaka Block, divided into Rural Allotments on deferred payments, and Vfll-go Settlement Allot ments, at prices ranging from '£1 10s to £25 per aore, will be open for application at New Plymouth, Pates, and Bawera. And on the 15th December, 3,460 aores will be offered for cash, at New Plymouth, :at prices ranging from _>1 to £i per aore. On the 18th December. 2.918 acres of Agricul tural Land situate in the Walroa and Momahoki Districts, will be open for application, on de ferred payments, at Patea and Hawera, at prloes ranging from £1 to £1 10a per aore. And on the 20th December, there will be offered by publlo auction, at Patea, ten seotions of -forfeited Deferred-Payment Land, also the unsold portion of the Township of Rlohardaon, and 19,235 acres of Rural Hush Land, for o___, at uu.et nrioes ranging from £1 to £S ocr aore. On tho 21st December, 4,537 acres of Agricul tural Doforred-Payment Land, being portion of the Wanganui Harbour Board .endowment, near Foilding, and the Tokomaru Block, noar Wanganui, will bo open for application, at Wanganni and Wellington, at prices ranging from £110s per acre upwards. And on the 22nd December, there will be ofl'ercd at public auction, at Wanganui, 6,813 acres in the above-named blocks, tor cash, at upset prices ranging from £1,5s per acre up wards. Full particulars of the above landa are _üb liahed In the " New Zealand Gazette" No. 93, of the Bth November, 1882. copies of which can be obtain id at any Land Offloo in the oolony. Plans and Postors will be exhibited at all Railway-stations and Post Ofllooa throughout the oolony. and oan be obtained at any of the Land Office.. General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 13th No ye _._ _r, 1882. SALE OF PASTORAL LEASES OF CROWN LANDS. PRELIMI-TARY NOTICE. General Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 20th September, 1852. One million seven hundred and fifty thousand _nio.o(Uc.-i.lj.uaa win shortly _v oven for Pastoral Lease in the Provincial Dlstrlot of Otago, New Zealand. This country is at present hold nnder lease in forty-el- runs until the Ist Marob, 1884, and will again be offered In runs suitable to the nature of the country; but no lessee will be allowed to take np more than will oarry twenty thousand Bheep or four thousand head of oattle. The leases will bo for a term of years to bo hereafter determined: bnt in no cose will any lease be for a period exceeding twenty-one years. Compensation for improvement np to three years' rental will be allowed at the end of the lease. In order to give new pastoral lessees time to make arrangements, the lioensts will, in terms of the Land Acts, be sold by publlo auction, at the Land Office, Dunedln, In the latter end of February. 1883, twelve months before possession Is to be given. One year's rent will be payable In advauoe on the license at tho time of s»le. The country has been oooupled for upwa ids of' twenty year.. It 1b well grassed, well watered. Bound, and healthy. Distance from port by good roads and rail ways part of the)way, from thirty to one hun dred and fltty miles. Maps and farther particulars will be! obtain able shortly at the Land Clficeß of New Zealand, and at places la the Australian Colonies to be named in future advertisements. WM, ROLLESTON, Minister of Land . HlVtttt OOMPLAINIo DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER PILLS (without Mer cury.) thh b__t R__-_i>Y __r Bruouanx-S, Stomach Dbb-J-okmrnt, f__i__x_no_i. p_jn_ B_t7t__k thh Shoulders, Bad Apf______, ihdisebtioi., aoiditv, ukad-acjhh, h-a-it iict__, and all other symptom- of disordered liver and dyspepsia. Acknowledged by many eminent Burgeons to be the safest and mildest pills for every constitution.—ln Boxes at la lid. is 9d, and 4s Od. Sold by Chemists and Medicine Vendors throughout the world. Prepared by .as. RO--0, London. Specially valuable Pl__ for residents abroad and traveuen. Sold by KMgTHOBM, PgOggEß ft Co. "CSULPHOLINE LOTION.**—An Ex. O tenia! Means, of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There Is scarcely any eruption "out will yield to ''Sulpholine" in a few days, and commence to fade away even if It seemi past cure. Ordinary ptmploa. redneso, blotohes, sourf, roughness, vanish na if my tnagioi whllsi old, enduring Bldn disorder-, that have plagxted the sufferers for yean, however deeply rooted they mar be, "Sulpholine". will -UooesstaUy attack them. It destroy! the anlmaloulte which oansea these unsightly, Irritable, painful affeotions, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of the skin, " Sulpholine,'' Lotion is .old by most Chemists. 'Botuee, Si 8d Made by J. Pepper and Co* London. Sold by g-MPTHOB-TB, ggOgMKt fc CO. PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC rousea and develope. tho nervous energies, enrlohea the blood, promotes appotlto, dispels languor and depression, fortifies the digestive organs. Is a spec-flo remedy for neuralgia, ague, Indigestion, fevers of every kin., chest affections, and In wasting diseases, -crornloua tendencies, Sec The whole frame Is greatly Invigorated by Pepper's Tonlo, tho mental faculties brightened, the constitution greatly strengthened, and a return to robust health certain. Bottles, 82 doses, 4s Bd; next size, lis. Sold by Chemists everywhere. The name of J. Pepper, Bedford Laboratory, London, must be on the beL Thero is no Tonlo so certain in effeot as Pepper's Quinine s_d Iron. It is strongly feoo mmended to resi dents In India and the Colonies, and should always be kept ready for use in every oaao of ever or febrile condition. Sold bY KgMgTHOBNB. gggggSM -.HP OP* ARAXACCM AND PODOPHYLLUM Prepared-only by J. Pepper, London. This Fluid combination, extracted from mcdl. olual roots, is now nsod instead of bine pill and calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biliousness, and all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which ore generally pain beneath the shoulders, head-ache, drowstnesß, no appetite, furred tongue, disagreeable taste in the morning, glddinesß, disturbance of the stomaoh, and feel. _ng of general depression. It sets tbe sluggish liver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a sense of health and comfort with 24 hours. It Is tho safest medicine. Taraxacum and Fo-ophyllin Is a fluid made only by J. PEPPER. Bedford Laboratory, London, whose name is on every label. Bottles, 2s Bd and 4s Od. Sold by all Chemists. A most valnablo and essential mediolne for India, Aus-rolla, the Cape, and Colonies generally. S ;id by Kkmpthobne. Pbosbbb & CO. ■_■ A M E 8 CATER, *J DIBPENBING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (Member Phabmaokutioa- Booi__i), HOBSON-fITRKET. oloseto Wellin„to--Rtr_e-, AUOmQAND. N.Z . j%7| EDICAL HALL tifX PONSONBY . (OFF SIT- THE TUBE- LAM_>|l, Established 1876. ,•"" O, HENDERSON, Disponiilng Chemist and Fharmaolst, and Surcenn-Dentiat (Registered!. rip 1 M E T A B LE Job BAiHBRiDaE's. 'Busses. From Union Bank—7 minutes past the hour, end 23 minute, to trie honr, \ From The Three Lamps-23 mlnntes to tbo hour, and every hour. ' I Nioht Trips from Town—l-Bast 9,1-past 10, ami J-psßt li, ... j From Union Bank to Shehly Beach —20 | minutes past 11, 20 minutes vast 2, 20 minutes past _, 20 minutes oast 5, 20 minutes past 6. I From Shelly Beach-, to 11, . wf, i to 1, i ' toe,, toe.



i . FaDlic WotiCOß. TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS, BUILDKRS, ETC. i The underei.ziad, hiving special meohinery i (or the mannfaotore of Halt., has supply of all 1 lengths In atco- at ohuapeat rate-; also. Ro_n latlon Verandah Posts. Iron Tabular Field Gates, price £310s. to b. had from T. and S. Morrin ft Co., Cruiokshank, Miller ft Co., and at the Works. A. TAIT, Lorne-Btreet Bolt and Ganeral Iron Works. rMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT, Just Received, per ' Loch Awe,' a Splendid Assortment of Violins, Bows, and Vittingp, Mblodianb. Concektih.s, and all kinds'ot Musical Inkibumbnts. at THOS. E. CARTER'S, 82. VICTORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (B_s doors above Albert-street). TEACHER, Inner, and Repairer ot Pianoforte, Come., and VIOLIN, Terms and Testimonials on application, i inner and Repairer ot all kinds of Musical I , Instruments. • I kjUi-SR-OR CORKUWA'-Ejai. A___.__.l_ BPAK X X X HAS FOR ______ a nnmberol the above. Kit's Tap ready for use, A3 and upwards, AT 818 STEAK WCBHB, VIOTOBIA-BTB-H-J or hla Shop Wb_.l_.i._„-_____s_!, Large anaatltlcs of Spontlna, KWging, r.id ' Down pipes alvnys In stook. Verandah Iron curved ot shortest -utico,: Monufaotarer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A eholee selection of Chandeliers, &__, at his WeUaßloy-etreot shop. Donntry orders -ill always reoeivo bis prompt at__ntl__u l___a_-d to lay oa Watar, S-in PAi«_r»a ov _ni l_u>_ov__i l_ad kdosi Rnxnwa, raiO MERCHANTS, BREWERS, X BOTTLERS. AND SODA-WATER MANUFAOTURRRS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFORD-STRERT. DUNEDIN (Established 18G6). IMPORTERS OF ENGLIBH. FRBNOH. AND SPANISH CUT CORKS. Always on Hand and to Arbivb- Brewers*. Bottlers', and Sodawator Man ufao turere'Snodrles, Including all kinds of Corks Bungs, -hives, Ties, and Spiles, Cellar Corks, Corking Maohlnes. Capsules, Tlnfol Bottling Wire, Superior Isinglass (Brewers'), Book, Purse. Bast India Pipe, and Pureßnßßlan and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers, Blind and Common. All kinds of Ginger, whole and orußhed : Tartaric, Aoecio, Sulphurous, Cltrlo, and Sulphnrlo Acids; Spirits ot Wine, 61 0.p.; Kssences and Essential Oils, uodawater Ma chines ; Bottling Racks, Patent and Common; Patent Syruplng Pumps; Sodawater and Gln gerbeer Bottles, Ordinary; Lament's, Hogben's and Codd's Patent Bottles; Herbs, Peels, and Roots of eveiy description; and every requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and ASrated Water Manufacturers' trade. AaBNTS FOB HAYWARD) TX__H ft CO., London. Messrs. T. ft Co, Invite Intending Purchasers ot Brewers' and Sodawater Machinery to an nspeqtlon of their Stock. THOMSON & CO., CRAWFORD-STRKST. DoN-DIN. JAM X b BUT CH B Jtti OABTER. OONTRAOTO ftO Goods Carted and Delivered from ship's side OS Shortest Notice. Ballast Supplied, W-WOA_T_B AMD Bay or Islahos OOAI. Aim Bli-woodlont an uncut) reasonsbla AMERICAN PORTRAIT ROOMS, 177. QUKEN-STRi-KT (Opposite Ti ft 8, Morrin's) NOW OPEN. Gems taken dally—2 dozen for 2s fid, larger sizes equally cheap. Coma and see the Show Cases at tbe New Premises, next to Clark ft Dane's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Queen -street. h O ~_ Proprietor. I OGSI LOG-1 LOGSI TO THE JL_ DULL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by lire some months since), are now in full work again, All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to be sawn, Beams and girders for brlolc building and wharf work, np to 10 feet, supplied on the shortest notloe. Customers may rely upon the cream of the timber going with tnolr orders, as wo have no manuf-oto-y to supply. Builders and contractors will find It to their merest to give their orders tons, as they will get all fresh timber, tree from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with despatch, M.H.ROE, Proprietor, Eanrl Point Sawmill Onehunga. September 1 OUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. J. L. KE AN Has for Sole a number ot the above, with Taps ready for übo. price 31s, at his shop, Klllott- Btront, Largo uantltles of Spouting. Ridging, and Down Pipes, always In Stock. Verandan Iron onrved at the shortest notios. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention, Lead washers alwoys on hand. rftHtt AUCKLAND FOKWAr-x-INU J. AND PAROKL DELIVERY AGENCY Desp-toh Goods and Paroels of all descriptions to every pall ot the Town and Suburbs, at a Chbaf Rats, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Aaciratsa I— A. R.Lodd,Cab-maker_Kar_cgahapeßoad W. H, Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrnlo, Baker _ _. Arch HIU J. Held, Cabinetmaker .Corner ofKyber Pass and Symouds_t. S, Reld, Grocer _ ..Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Roadi W. S. Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Held., Cabinetmaker .Newmarket. 'DELIVERIES I— Town Hourlf. Suburban i 11a.m. andlp.mi - No. 78. Telephone Exohango, HEAD OFFICE I WATHAN _ BONO. CPBTOMHOPBI.-TB-T FRENCH -Drebei Shirt manofactoey. C. D«'L,Kia' Duaniit-sr. Corner of Albert-street, Auckland. Pri vato orders specially attended to. ana exe cuted in French Materials, imported directly from the manufacturers. All Dress Shirts to order made on meaanrement only. Fit Gnaranteed g__ O _' U X A _) _i XX to Ron. _ P-blla Hot, Cold, and Bh3we_ Baths, Vlctor-a "Stroe. East. Charge, Ona B_n_.,m_. Open all week days from 7 a,m. to 1 p.m., and Sunday Mobnutob from fl till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every oonvenlonoe, Turkish towels, flee_ and hair brashes, oombs, respirator., soaps, fto, S.lect bath-rooms (private) tor Ladles every day, at all hours, with female attendance, On« BaiLLiHs and Slxpenob. Please note the addre-s i viotor___tnet East, above the Grey, hound Hotel, and next the cheap Baddinß and _rnr_i.u__ -.art. Anakland. N.B—-Barber in attendanoe. O TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR THE PUREST FINEST! AND BESTIII OBRYS-ON POULTRY YARDS, LAKE TAKAi PUNA. VARIETIES- Ltght Brahmas, Dark Brahmas White Cochins, Baft Coohlns, Blaok C ' Langshans, Manoroos, Houdons Black ollshW.C. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorking., Homburgs, Plymouth Rooks, Pekin Bnen and Aylesbury Ducks SSND FOR PRICE-LIST OF EGGS. Eggs carefully Pocked, and sent to all parts of the Colony, j_r Write for jnst what yon want, and ad dress aa above. I guarantee satisfaction in nil ordinary cases. Visitors welcome, Sunday exoopted. _______ rriO THE PUBLIC OF PONSONBY. F. DA VIES, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, of Ponsonby Road, oalls the attention of his cus tomers and friends to the following I—Child, ren's Elastic Boots, from Ss Goloshes, Is 8d (ohildren's) i Women's Eld E.S. Boots, from 7s fid s cheap line in Men's Elostlos, 12s (oolonial made, fto Women's Colonial made Leglets, I-sfid. . ■ ■ riobPE-R AND ARMITaGE, HATTERS AND GENTLEMEN'S MERCEES, , QUEEN-STREET, . Opposite Thistle Hotel. 1 AM E S r\ LAR E, Having returned from Friendly Islands, wishes respectfully to inform the public that he has STARTED BUBINHSS AGAIN IN HIS OLD HauP, OobTOM-Houf-E-aTBitET Wkbt, and will be meet happy to see his old oustomerß, and any now ones who will favour him with tholr [ patronage. i All kinds of Yaohts and Boats built to order ,on the shortest notloe. B.:ata repaired. j N.B.—A Small Slip on the premises. I ..'. - - .J. CLARK, YACHT AND BOAT BUILDER, SUSTOM-HOUSE-STEKKT WEST, j S-ISBUAK'I. BAY,



Bnainoss Memoes *tf* f E A o o O X I J.* ; OPTICIAN, Hob n Stock SPMOTAOLKa AND EYB GLASSf-H of every desorlptlon, on jioourato Fit Guaranteed. COMPOUND MIOROSCOPKS AND TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap AKBBO ID BAHOMKrang, THBRUOHIi--t__. Klu_CTRI_ B-LLS, -JAXTKRII-. AND - -Sittings, Magce-o Eleetria Machines and .Medical Colls. OPERA GLASBBB. BINOCULAR FIELD and marink glasses. Theodolite.-, Compassus, Sextantb, Spirit Hydrometer., Saccharometers, Salinometers, Argentometers, &c„ &C, &., Aflson TOE TAYLOR'S PATKNT SEWING MACBINBa ft KXTRAF, Instruments and Sewing Machines repaired, Oppo-K-f v.m Poot Omasa, w>nv*lacd-str_et, I^TEW A RKIVAL OF {A OODS fMfis. Down, SrAYANOCORSBT MAKER, UPPKB HOUSON--T EKT EBtabllshod 18M. Every Description of Stay Corsets, fto. Surgioal Belts upon the latoßt Improvomsntß. Shoulder Straps Mode to Order. Country Orders Punctually Attended to.*-^, •&&I . L __ a _i m A' JCL U _i A Si V v tH_".~- of _io_n_ ana •vioto-ia-strs-ti i)',jr.kli-£.t! Kast SOffIUSUSHTA.-. SSAKBK-,. AMD GBMHBA-. -WHBMA-OH, A_OHI-__-f»R_J- SCULI-TOB ASD _AB.T__ Inacrtp-lonß Boo___to am- beauUful, o_ui__ona_, Tcmbßi'H-_'_stoneß. aofl ovwf df .crip-tar. oi Stone work at __. lowo-« ooOT-m I c. ortown and m-ar Oik tJ(JIJ_UU_., ___._. tl-A-~ MERCHANTS. ?' o Philljpp- Son, .5 & 87, Qw_-_i-'_T_-._i_iT, At7o_.i_.2n}, H,_.,, IMPORTERS o» PAFERHANGINOa, Panei Dot sratlon-, a_iAi_.-PaU.l_.a. 811 voted, and Ro-8h P__.'_B Snglish and Csntlnentsl Sheet, Photo graphic, Olena Shades. WHITS LEAD, Oolouw, OH, VARNISHES HruaUoa. Mixed Paints, Oarsan's Anlioor roelve and Patent SUloate Paints, MOULDINGS-GUt, Stained,Veneered,ttl Pictar- Frame and Room Deoorat-ons, Fancy Frames tor Cabinet and O.D.V. I. !C_~__-_ of every de-oriptlon in great variety Bo__-__—Photos and Coloured. Album- for Photos, Scraps, _cc, fto., fto, Ont-out or Overlay Mount., all Blses i OabiMt end CD, V, -_ooaal Arllsts' Es_nl_lt__i W. P. ft S, h-vt-ft _!,._.- on band the larg-it stock of the above goo-* in the North Island ot New _____-!_, ore able w caeouta cither whole sale or retail o.__i_ on the most lovourobio tjrui_, Samples ot Paperhanglnas from open sloe-, or of original poo-ages, sent on applica tion. New eetuon. in Anoklond should inspect our stock of Paperhnnsdngs and Pictures beforti flttltu. up thou: new home.; .hey will Q-A -DOM- Ihlna to suit th. me-as of e«_ry_-_:i V., PHI-___LPP-! _s SOS, _nia_M,amaa_. Au.-x-na atttAMJ-S OA_.l__a.ii_l AND-U__A_ 1 FACTORY. JAMES MACKIE. PsOrBUTOS, y_OToiUA--'r___a_ East, J-PQKIJ-HD. ivap.lrj of every ae_orlpuon n Wooa ana iron neatly exooutoa on iho lest nottoe, dprings mode ana ropaired. ys on tuu-a, a iar«o auontlly of Lamps, also iron-orlc Shalls _joe dpokoa. Red Gnm FoUoes. and Hoba-i i'owu aar-woo-. _ ■ NJB.—Oonntrv orders uunctaail at-yt-ed to. PAIN'S c^ewo/f>_ V » WholeßalsftEstaU *0 W. H. HAZARD, Gunm-k-r, Queen Street, Auckland, Agent for JAMES FAIN, London, «_OTBOM_IIT TO TUB 10V»- TAOMT IQ.UAD.OM. mo THE RESIDENTS OF SYMONDH. X BTBBKT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD, E, BOY E V Has recently Opsaoda Ftart-oIaM BUTCHER-' A. SBB OORNER Or THE K~B___ PASS ROAD, PRIME OORNKD BKRF always on hand "amlltna waltod nn _» nrdeni •jiBW AB D BAKI.-T, iXOH-TSOT, SS'XUS-.UKIE BUX-DIHB q cr__w.-i'Es~n ... .... ~ -TN-ADEr_j^ '. -jl '"'!__ MARK. --_! _____" IT. o X .... s. A •'■-__ E, 1 Four-wheeled Hog Cart (nearly now) 1 Two-wheelfd Dog Cart (nearly new) 1 Large Lady's Phaeton Doub!e_eato_. Buiigy _ Wanted to Purchase, Doublo-BCatod Hooded Bngg.y M .« c r*l h MM m w a_ o a ~ 2fj nil ■ rtß>| a ft A flROu-tx. LIMB, XX . QROUHD LIMB, FOR SALE, SOUXHGATE'S MAHUBANGI HYDRAULIC GROUND ROCHE LIMB, In any quantity, for Conorete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc (next to stone flagging, is un rivalled for durability and hard-setting QuolltleE). For tonka and other wet —orb it Is a fl-BtrOlasa material. B. KEANE./SOLE AGENT, nue___i-HOUB--B-_t--_i. a v, -** _S Jj 'XI '__, _X ?j? 6 _____*D.-B ft BARROW MABJ.R. 80 and 52, V--TO_-U._-f_-__r_', Svicw D-_criptlon of Ladders, Steps. Bartow., Psr-ow Wheels, Clothes Hones, Clothes Boxes, Travelling Chest-, _so„ on ___afl ot mnd. ta A Li-_mi d!saoant „siawstl to C_-__-toi_ sad .« wholeeale order, Bhopasd Of-0- Fit-tnits, and all Wads of Job bing Work done by ex_.__l.n_ed worbmoe oa Iho _hart-_t notio.. M.B.—-.adders, Stsiii. and Barrows lea. oa blr.,' Violins bought. Oa. ot two Buperlor old VSollna fo_ sslas »_-»■ B * O- "-'•.riH-W-l- - UCKLAMD SELECT RIDIB G SCHOOL, Nkw North Road, riding made easy and graceful. The Ano-land Seleot Riding Sohool. for the Study and Practice of the Art of Sanitation in all its brandies, was Opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to onter as pupils ore BOllolted to forward their names.to the proprietor on or before that date. Terms, and hours of inatructlon and prootloe, may be learned on application, . Pupils supplied with Horses, and appoint ments tor Sohool Lessons if required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first, Class Samples at the Sohool, 1 The proprietor has compiled an Aid Book tor ! the use of Pupils and others, whloh may bo had jon application. Price, le. j Bpeotol Arrangements for Children, Female Ax_a_.DA.toi- rOB L-Diits, I G.H. has also c.mmenoed badness as Horse- Tralncr. Every Horse entrusted to hla ohargo i will be properly Broken and handled either as Lady's o_ Gentleman's Chargor, G. H A ZE L _~. ; LAIB ROD-II RIUIM S-___-Atn>M£JOH, ADO ISK CLASS HQ-r-AT-O-? INSTBUOXOB. 1- Ysara In H,M, Sorvloe,



1 • _ mutiav - I a UOKLAND PERMANENT A 00-3PERATIVR BUILDING AND INVHBTMBNT BOQIETY. j O-TIOBI—II7, QOEBN-_T___--i LOANS granted upon approved seocrlMes of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of _S_o to £0,000 prinoipol and Intereßt being re payable in Instalments at the following Re ddobd Rateb tot repayment of each am. borrowed l— wgSvff^^™*- "wS^sssr* « B. d. , « B. d. 1 year - - 800 KM 00 .yean Z Z 1 010 108 B I .years __ I -4 7 113 16 0 _yoo__ I _ U - -__._„ .years II SB 180 IB g 10 year- - - II 16-lfl I And n the same proportion for .mailer or larger loans. DKPOBITS.-The Boolety receives Money on Deposit at _ per cent. P<™^ ATGKBI Secretary. £10 to £1,000. atictorian loan and discount V AGENCY. HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (OPPOSITE OITY OODNOIL OF-TOES). Money advonoed from filO to -51000 on Personal Security, Deeds cf f roperty, Share., &o. Repaymenta can be made in Instalments of One SniLLiNO pjis W__i_ for each Ponrro bor rowed, or In any way to suit borrowers. Communications Confidential. Post Ob-wO-i Addbbbb i Box 00, Auckland. liteiiiiu-UD ___•, T|yff S I, . .BA.IOBBi 80RG30N DENTS.* IRTARB-'IVI-D-XB-U-S. BBAS I__f___. __!£!___, i_l_-___ BstraoKOfl Of Teeth toy ._« o__3_ Nltroaes G___ -Totes-jona. 3c.it>-- a.m. sill i cm. ONKY TO LEND on Mortgage •in aoy Bum required, on terms to suit orrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed nmy hands till Invest.d.—W. V. Slovene, In- YQBtlng Aggot, 187, Queen-street. TMrONKY. TO LEND os Bao_x_»g_ el _r_r._-_l__s Freehold goc_ritie_. ■" T^ WH, COLEMAN, Snllrfts--, na i nean and ShQ!r_!ana------i, -_»-_>_"__"__"_ TO LEND on FRKEHOLD i.'WV/UU SECURITY i also, several Bunifl of -.1.000 and -_Oo,—Apply Altken Oarrlok, Offloe of William Altken. Shortland-etreet MONEY AO LKND, In sums of £28(1 and upward-, at 7 per cent JAOKUQH «. RUSSELL. ■'Solit .tors. Fort-strats, ONSY TO LEND, in _____ or ____ll nuns, at usual rates of Interest CONHRLL ft COOPER, Colic-tort, Vnlnan ___io. p. ACI _. 1 O HOTEL, JOHN 61-LANDS!... _ ..PROPRIETOR Bens to announoe to his friends and the general public that he has completed the extensive alteration on his premise.. Among the many improvements, he has lntroduoed A SPECIAL DINING-ROOM, Under the Superintendence of ■ well known Caterer, The " Cuisine" wiU be the beat the Season can supply. Mails at all hour*. Seat Brands of Wines and Spirits. Hancock's Sparkling Ale always on Draught, Board and Residence, 30s per week. Ke__onablo Obarrtes. Kxo-Uent Fore. Oiv___r wd Attention. Goort -tabling- Caanl.MOMl HOT EL, WokeOeld-streot, Auckland. W. H. PORTER i (Lat- of Queens Hotel, Queen's Redoubt), I WINKS AND SPIRITS OF THE BBS; BRANDS, HANCOCK'S ft WHITSON'S SPARKLING ALMS, FIBST-C-Afl- AOOOI-MODATIO-t VO_ VIS-TOE W, H. PORTER, PbOPRIHTOB. PrOSD-OtUB. ROSPEOTUS or Tn_ HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COM PANY (LIMITED). , CAPITAL ...J £20,000 Lv 20,000 Shabks of £1 Each, Paya lb _s follows: — Ton Shillings cor Share to be paid during the first Twelve Months ; Ono Shilling on application; One Shllllnß on allotmont: Two Shillings on Ist February ; Two Shillings on Ist May; Two Shillings on Ist Aukus- ; Two Shillings on Ist of September, 1883. I P_.OVIBIO.TA-, DIIIEOTOBH S - Mr John Foster Mr H. P. Kavanagh Mr Jaiuoa Hand Mr leano HoLeoU' Mr D. MoOlonnan Mr William Adams Mr R. A. MoLeod. With power to add to their number. Bankers : National ank of Now Zealand. SoLiO-tonst Messrs Dlgnan and Armstrong. B_._et_.uy pro tern, i Joeeph Griffiths. The objeots of the HelensvUle Flour Mill Com pany (Limited) will be the ereotlon of a Flour Mill and Grain Store, and the Importation o Grain from the South or any other part of th world where they can purchase with advan tage. The advantages that the proposed Company would poßßera over all others in the provlnoa are patent. Vessels oomlng from the Sonth o Kaipora Ports for timber ore, as a rule, freighted with grain, and the Heien.ville Timber Com pany's mills being now in fall operation would be a great inducement for that olosa of vessel. to run to HelensvUle, and wonld ensure cheap freights, whilst the consumption of flour in the , Kaipara ajono will guarantee a large trade to the Company. i i -'. i , _i ' a Sawing-Machines. ESTABLISHED 1855. BY SPECIAL - JipiilpssEiL __?PO____l__rT, Bur ONLY THK CELEBRATED _*-"_T\ ® >^_ <a\ V > __^ C_, *" o >^ SEWING MACHINES. The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Dnrable. The only Sowing Machine whloh has never b.enlbeaten In opmpotltion. Sole Accents in New Zealand I SHAKE'SPEAR AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUEEN-STREET. w. c. ;i> B N« *s THE GREAT BEWINQ MACHINE IMPORTER, HAH JUST »EO_-V_T> A.'Larue Shipment of the Challenge Machine the World— Th_l White Co, 'h Sewing MAObink, The Most Silent The Cheapest The Most Rapid The Highest Arm The Moet Simple The Largest Tacit The Most Easy to Work The Beat Cover The Most Dnrable The Simplest Bhu.tl_ The Most Elegant ___> Neatest Stitoa Tbiadu MAOHrNB- bom £510s, TBB BBSS PIBW-NG MAOHINI. B7___ MADE Price ot HAND MAOHIH-.1, £3 10_, Also, ALWAYS OR BAEfD- Benalna Bineos Frißtor and Ko smai Wertheim S__nda_d _ Howe Company"- Wheeler andSWil-On Qrover and Ba_e__i Jones's ABO Dome-Mo And other good makoj : ISPKO- 2s, <'», s su Wkbk I -S, 6D, per Wreei ___t _JAC_UM_3 auAB-J-_a_-_- Th._e Haohlno. can be had of my Agents t~ W. MoLeonand Ca, Pioneer Store, Whang-re 1 Thomas Wells, Cambridge s William Stevens on Onehnnga;E. Way to, Hamilton j Pornell ana Boylan, Glaborne i B_ennan and 00., Tbm__i_» and at other placeti maj, Q.RKAT j^KPoa. ODH BBT *



Land and ißtate A„ents • •_/. O X BALE, J? BY EDWARD WAYTR __ HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. MOUNT ALBEKT-Gentleman's Residence, 10 rooms, outbuildlna?. 3 '09 aores voloanlo land (near Btatlon). fine view; one-sixth cash. MOUNT ALBERT-House 10 rooms, outbuild- ( ings. 2 acres fronting three roads (near station) -£950. ] VOLCANIC LAND (at Mount Eden)-91 aores in convenient paddocks, with Seven-roomed l House, Outbnlldlngs, Cistern, Frnlt Trees. £150 cash, balance at 7 per cent. A Bargain. < MOON. ALBERT (near Railway Station)— i 6} acres voloanlo soil, in grass; splendid view, . fronts 4 roadß. MOUNT ALBERT (near station)— House 10 '■ rooms, 2 aores,— £loo. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, Hden Terrace. Gas Stove, ample water supply. Offered cheap. No. 205, MOUNT EDEN (near Railway Station)— Seve- , roomed House and Large ■ Allotment: good business Bite, __500 only. Terms-Easy. MOUST EDBN-HouseU rooms, £210 VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)— Fine Seven roomed House; lofty rooms, oonoreta oi.tern, boiler, outhouse, with nearly one acre. COTTAGE and LOT-I.S x 150—fiZOO. ONEHUNGA (adjoining Pah Farm)-l_i aores Jn grass, with Bix-roomed iHoubb, oow-Bhedß. &o.; abundant water, good outside' _n. - £600 ONEHUNGA—House 8 rooms—BIO). MOUNT EDEN—Capital 8-roomed House, with two large allotments b3_utl(ully laid oar. £200 o-Bh, balanoe at 7 per cent, ALLOTMENTS, Seafleld Road, Parnell.Rloh mond, Mount Eden, etc. ED. WAYTI., House and Land Agent. I. M. L " N° x Estate agkht ahd Valuatob, QUBBN-tTBKKT, AUCKLAND. MONEY LENT OUT TOR CAPITALISTS OK VIRST.CLASS BEOURITIEB, OR IN VESTED IN BANE, INSURANCE,1 OR OTHER SHARES. NEW GREAT NORTHROAD - A Large Allotmsnt. 60 x 218, with Cottage, Stabling, fto. Prloe, only £10l).-J, M. Lennox, Auoklano. 7-J ---TICTORIA PARE, NORTH 8 HORE-T_.ee Chotoo Allotments, eaoh 63 x 300-Lots 3., 37, 38. Prlro, 13a per foor.—J. M. Lennox. 71 . DEN TEKRAOK-T wo Shops and Dwelling r Houbcs, with large freehold allotment.—j M. Lennox. 70M TjIOHMOND-LotslandlOfor Sale obeap- Jti J. M. Lennox. 63 J?1 QA-FARMof 18 aores at Taranga.2o acres *I-» of which are tnar.BS. Tboreißßßix roomed House upon the farm.—J. M. Lennox. 67-1 FARM AND HOMKSTBAD.-There are 42 acres, one mile from a railway station, all fenced and sub-dlvlded Into four paddocks—36 acres in grasa and orop. There is a small house, oow-Bhedß, etc. Prloe £300.— J. M. Lennox. 67M DPPBRQUEEN-STREST.-Aflrßt-rate pro' peotlve Investment. Two houses, quite new and well-finished, with water laid on, and freehold allotment. Prloe £800—£300 oasb, balance can remain on the property. — -!. M. Lennox. Kstato.Agent, Auckland. 69M /, LLOT_.KNT in tho City, with a grand view n. of the harbour, suitable for a leiraoe.—J. M. Lennox. 61M Ofifin—a flrst-olaßs investment, freehold, In o_.ouu good position and rising distriot.-J, M. Lennox. C3M nnOK-e-ROOMED HOUSE, with colonial . £_.<_4-> oven, register grate, eta, abont half an hOurs walk from the city; freehold allot ment, 33 x lOC-J. M. Lennox, Estate Atrnnt. Anoklnna. 62M MAUNA FLAT. WHANGAREI.-|Farm of 382 aores voloanlo land.—There are 381 ' eo.6s. with house, etc This beautiful property ■ la offered a bargain.—J. M. Lennox. JI/fOUNT EDEN ROAU-tTwo fine Shops, IVX with freehold allotment (S3 x IOOi, In this popular dlstrlot. The shops front the main road. Prloe £776,— J. M. Lennox. 64M HOUBB, with very large freehold allotment (18S x 366 links), in the rising dlstrlot o! Mount Eden. Price £760.— J. M. Lennox. 61M HIORMAN'S HILL. ONEHUNGA - House , JLI and large freehold allotment. Price £160. -J. M. Lennox. 47M i?_cA—FOK SALE, a Farm of US aores a I __• _m v p_p__;_ia Volley, with new 6-roomod House and all necessary outbuildings. There are 40 aores In grass. The Land Is well watered. Prloe, £-50.--. M. Lennox. Anoklond. 17M PONSONBY— A Seven-roomea Kealdence. commands a moet mngnifloent view, in the best part ot Ponsonby t freehold allotment (99 x 189, all laid out in ornamental trees and Bhrnbs, Price, 700,— J. M. Lennox. EBtate Agent, SEAFIELU VIEW—Fonr-roomed Verandah Cottage, with troohold, allotment. Pries, _560.-_. M. Lennox. EBtate Agont. REMUBRAI Villa fiosidenoe ana 3 acres ot garden, shrubtorr. and pasture. Prloe (_1.000.-J. M. Lennox, ' I_OL FOR IMMEDIATE SALE — A BoautUal Farm of 200 aores, only 3 miles from a railway station. The form 1b all in good English graaaoß, and subdivided into 7 paddooks by quick-thorn edges. The residence commands a beautiful view of a lake, whloh bounds the farm on one Bide. The house contains 6 apart ments. There Is a stable, Btoclcyard, aud shed upon the farm. 1 can confidently recommend thl_ farm to any Intending settler. — J. M. 1 Lennox, Estate Agent. Anoklond. 40M FOR .IMMEDIATE SALE-a Commodious Residenoe In Grafton Road. The resldenoe contains 10 rooms, and is built npon a freehold sootlon (100 x 892 links).-,., M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Anoklond. 88M FARM of 260 aores of flrst-olass soil, bounded on ono Bldo by a river, all tenoed and laid down in good English grasses,—J. M. Lennox, 1 Estate Agent. Anoklond. SfiM i rrto FARMERS—A (.noloe Form of 78 aores, i l Jof a ratio from a railway station. The ; land is _t._t-.l__s—la divided into 7 paddocks, and oil in grass, and well watered on every paddock. There 1b a New .-roomed House npon the form, also dairy and allneoes-ary ont-build logs,—J. M. Lennox, Bate - Agent, Auokland. 27M J __. LENNOX, -■STAT* AGEH-. AUCKLA-tD Ironmo-nrerv. rTOBAP O ARDWAKB TTOUSB. SSI, _U«EN.BTR___ST Jit » J DIOOI, HAVE FOR SALE-. RQWAT'B ANUCAPTNIO 1-AMPS, ALSO. XX BUBHRBS, FONTS, GLOBE., AHD WIOKB, And a Great VatJoty of Chlmnlm, - ■,'-■' RODGER'S LOOEWOOD'S, AND WIGTA__ TABLB AND POOEKTERY. _-__-_ JOKKSOM'fI CELEBRATED SCISBORB CLAHI-'fl UOHiKRS SAUCEPANS, KM. G__uryiTH'_ PATENT TEA AHD COFFJU POTH, STAMPED TINNED MsAT AND Pie Dishes, Basins and Milk Pahs (all sties), Bucketb, Tubs, Fails, and Ovens, brooms, Scrubbers, Whisks, fto, - hair, Cloth, And Nail Brushes. "ark's, blaoks, and lyndonI *, spades and digging forks. harden hoes, rakes, and trowels, DisTOH/SOBBV _- Speak, and JA.__.o_t 3and. rip. and tennon bawb. axe-, adzes, tomahawks and ohis___. auoubs, Planes, Hammebs, Bbaobe, .kwibs and Pat_k_ Bits (all slieil, Looks Hinges, Nails, and Bbasswabb. Soorr'a Qehuinx White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linseed g__ _^ivb p.cr cent. discount Alleged to Oaob FMehascea on aU.j-kl__ iunounUac to -lis. and upward 11 . ' II I I L Q. L AS 8 ORE S OLABB -^TORKSI Our Leadlaa Ar.!_!e_ this woob are t Confec- . tioners' Jars, in per lb: S Glass Jugs tor 3s Bd i Lamp Chimneys, 3 for Bdi Gloss Bolls for Shooting et. In Quantities to suit parchasersj Garden Bhadea, oil elzo. i Siah Globes and Gold Flßh, very cheap I M. 6o OKdes SONS, I 18-EMAN'3 BAT, -



Mistletoe and Eucalyptus.—the prac- Hloe of the healing art hss ever com-; Bande- the esteem of the rudest nations, hence ft was the obvious policy of the Druids to study the properties of plants. Of their progress we have no record, but we do know that the famous mistletoe,or"h_alail,"yra. considered a certain remedy in many discs-os, an antidote to poison, and a prevent..-vo of infeotlon. Sea-girt Eng land at that time did sot possess amongst its lora any members o- the eucalyptus or Blue gum family. In all ..Jrcliho-d if she had.thii wonder- Jul fever destroying, lung bealing, health giving tree,would have saved many thousands of lives. In New Zealand and Australia its virtues are uu doubted.and.or thn relief of bronchial affections, lung complaints,. sthniatlcol breathing, ohronlo coughs. Sec Alokin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophoßphito of Lime and Quinine, Bad proved an unts_aiij_>le_ i-mody, J