SPORTING.

PRINCIPAL RACING FIXTURES.

New Zealand. Cambridge .Tookey Club Spring... .November 21 Wellington K.C. Spring November 30 Dunedin J.C. Spring Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 Takapuna.T.C. Sprint? December 1 Auckland K.C. Summer. .Dec. 20 and Jan. 1 Se 2 Hawkc's Bay Summer December 26 Thames J.C. Meeting December 20and 27 Canterbury J.C. Summer January 1 Onehunga Races January 19 Takapuna Summer. January 29 Wellington K.C. Summer February 1 and 2 Dunedin J.C. Autumn. ..February 21, 22, and 23 Wanganui J.C. Autumn March 6 and 7 Dates of Nominations, Entrios and Accep tances. Nominations Cambridge Jockey Club Spring November 12 Acceptances and General Entries Takapuna Spring Meeting November 23 First Forfeit Auckland Cup and Steeplechase November 30

To Correspondents.

D. McC—The Hon. J. White paid 1,250 guineas for Martini-Henry. M.H.—Peeress won thc Canterbury Cup in 187" and 1871, Lurllne In 1872 and 1873. Suiiscrider.—Martini-Henry's weight in the Champion Stakes will be 7st 121b, and Com-' motion's 9st 51b. H.L.—This year's English Derby, won by St- Blaise, was worth ..5,150, and last year, when Shotovcr won, the stake amounted to £1,775.

NOTES BY HIPPONA.

As predicted by mo last week, the New Zealand Cup foil to Tasman, but henarrowly escaped defeat, Nonsense running him to a head for the big honour. Nonsense, who has been an inmate of the Robinson-Lance stable for some time past, was evidently a rod in pickle, for she came with a great rush early on Tuesday morning, the Grip Lodge party supporting her to win a big stake at very short prices. Asa two-year-old, the daughter of Albany and No Name was at the top of the tree, but last season she went off, and out of five attempts failed to secure o win. The New Zealand Stud Company's mare Sylvia (Martini-Henry's dam) has dropped a chestnut colt to Anteros, while at Papakura Rosarina has produced a filly to Anteros, and Fanny Fisher a filly to Musket. Nominations for the four principal events of the Thames Jockey Club Summer Meet ing close to-night (Saturday). Mr Mcl-innon, finding that Gilderoy is suffering from fever in the feet, has deter mined to turn him out for a long spell. The Onehunga Racing Club have drawn up a nice little programme for their Sum mer Meeting, which takes place on the 19th of January. There are five events, the two principal of which are the Onehunga Cup of COsovs., and Hurdle Race of 30sovs. At the break-up of tho Middle Park Stud on September 18, Mr W. A. Long, the Australian turfite, purchased a variety of thoroughbred stock for the coltnies. I appond a list :— Guineas. Half-brother to Beauclerc, a bay colt foal by Scottish Chief, out of Bonny Bell 460 Dora (foaled 1868), by Weatherbit, out of Ada Mary, covered by Ex minster 80 Electricity (foaled 1877), by Thunder bolt, out of La Belle Jeanne, covered by Scottish Chief 160 Fusbert (foaled 1877). by Doncaster— Furissa, by Orlando, covered by Isonomy 210 HUda (foaled 1880), by Prime Minister- Ethel, covered by Scottish Chief... 250 Bay Ally foal, by Scottish Chief—Hilda 210 Handicraft (foaled I*7-., by King Tom- Woodcraft, «ovcred by Isonomy... 460 Bay colt foal, by Macaroni—Handi craft 200 Pinnacle (foaled 1870), by Adventurer— Minuret, covered by Scottish Chief 500 Brown Ally foal by Macaroni- Pinnacle 180 Pal Venn (foaled 1873) by Yoskin— Queen Elizabeth, covered by Sefton .._. . 130 Reate (foaled 1873) by Vespasian- Sweet Galingale, covorcd by I. Isonomy..-. 170 j Simt-ilck (foaled 1878) by Favoi.ius— /' Sanctity, covered by Kisber 85 a Tabor (foalud 1-80) by Advonturer— I. Rub-a-Dub, covered by Celtncss .. 120 Vestal 11. (foaled 1875) by Vespasian— ' Seclusion, covered by Scottish Chief 250 Victorie (foaled 1874) by Victorious— j ' Chilham, covered by Scottish I ' Chief 100 i Total value Mr Long's purchases £3,55i ; Taken altogether, the lot are as good • selection as could have been made (wril '. our London correspondent), and cheap t the sum total. Should Mr Long retain 1 the mares himself, he will, with their pi-1 duce, have some rare strains of racii; I blood. Mr Long, it may not be generay I known, is a New Zealander born, hismothr \ being the first white ludy who set foot n I tho islands. , Tlie Dunedin sportsman, Mr Stephenson, has had thc misfortune to lose his promis ing St. Alban's colt Hyacinth. He fell while running in a race at tho Canterbury Meeting, putting his shoulder out. The Melbourne "Herald's " expos6 of the " swindling sweeps " has created great con sternation amongst those promoters who have been placed upon the mack list, and failing in their attempts at bribery, they have been loud in their threats of retaliation upon the detective who uncloaked them. A row paper, named "The Sun," and pro fessing to bo a weekly journal of sport, has just been started in their interests, and the first two issues were principally taken up with contradictions of tne " Herald's" state ments relative to th<_r sweeps. Not con tent with that, however, a brief but very personal history of tho now famous " detec tive " was given, and the publication of this has caused tho proprietors of tho " Herald " to institute criminal proceedings against the publisher. Even should they escapo from this, the Betting Laws Amendment Bill is likely to cause "Tho Sun" to havo a merely ephemeral existence. Mr S. Wallace is reported to have won something like £13,000 over Calma's victory in the Caulfield Cup. Tho Wanganui mare Fame, who broke down while undergoing her New Zealand Cup preparation, goes to the stud. Mr Stead, of Christchurch, is having dreadfully bad luck this season, for added to his late misfortunes, I have now to re cord the broaking down of his three-year old colt Trickster. The Yankee " plunger " Walton was in great form at the Goodwood Meeting this year, coming off with some £12,000 to the good. At the Adelaide Hunt races, eighteen in vestors on Joker, the winner of tne Grand National Steeplechase, received £65 13s each. "Beacon" says that the ancient mare Azucena has dropped a filly foal to Cassive launus, and has since visited Dundee. Azucena, bred iu 1859 by Mr J. Mallock, is the dam of Envy, Castanetto, Sorcerer, ___~ and has had no produce that lived since 1877. Mr P. Lorillard gave 17,500d015. (£3,500) for a three-year-old gelding named Drake Carter, by Ten Broeck, who won all the rich stakes at the Monmouth Park Meeting (America), and ran a mile and a-half in 2min 38Jsec with Bst 61b. The colt is to be sent to England next season. Tho Betting Laws Amendment Bill, which prohibits under severe penalties the publica tion or exhibition of any letter, circular, telegram, placard, or advertisement having reforenco to any sweep or bet, has been passed by the Victorian Pai.ian._nt, The measure only needs His Excellency's assent to become law, Cathodral, a well-known English stud horse, by Newminster from Stolen Moments, by Melbourne, having shown signs of decay, was shot on the Ist of August, at the stud farm of his breeder, Mr W. Hudson, and buried by the side of his dam in the field where both were reared. "Nemo " says that had he a real " down " on a fellow, he shpuld send him to Fleminer ton at early morn to try to count thohors in work. They are nearly as numerous the mosquitoes, and somo of them will stii those they live upon to a more expensi tune, for he ventures to say that there o fully 60 horses in training there that cou not win a third-rate handicap. Sir William Clarke, the Molbour sportsman, has lest what promised to be most valuable raoehorse. Last season sent his celebrated mare Petrea to Angh and the result was ossplendid colt foi which was taken great care of at Sunbiy Unfortunately, while nibbling at a pj treo recently, ho broko off one of j branches, which somehow or other entcf his stomach and caused _ rupture of '/. intestines. lj j

The Liverpool Cup.

[STECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]' London, Novembejl The Liverpool Cup was run for t< with the following result:— 1 Lord Ellersmere's oh g Boswell, by J verberation—Auchinleck, Syrs J Mr W. A. Long's ch g Tonans, j Thunder—Splash, syrs Mr R. Jardine's by c SpringlockJ Springfield—Lent Lilly, 3yrs... j

Best and cheapest place to turn?, houso from is Garuck and Cranwell s Q~ Arcade. Some beautiful cretonnes and" just opened up. Bedroom i urnitur. r<r mmedlato delivery.—{Advt.l ' Cash v., credit sewing machines,'-. llsh and Ainerioajf prlcos fcr cadi or' ri>«. —D, 8. Chambew.H[A-'T_(. a]

CRICKET MATCH.

. + Thames v. Ponsonby. [BY TELESKAPII—own reporter.] Thames, this day. A cricket match between Ponsonby and Thames was played at Parawai yesterday in presence of a large number of spectators. Thames wentin first, and the really splendid bowling of C. J. Owen and Edwards- dis posed of the first seven wickets for 37. The bowling was then changed, and the result was that the three next men managed to nut together SObetweentliem, theinningsclosing for 112, Clark, Grubb, and Airey being the double-figure scorers. Ponsonby then went in, a good stand was made by Edwards and Owen. The innings realised 52, and after following on an aggregate of 122 runs were made, the double-figure scorers on Ponsonbv side being Owen, Geddes, and Edwards The scores are as follows :—Thames (Ist innings): James, b Edwards, 3; Lough b Owen, 2 ; Smith, hit wicket, 0; Eggmton b Owen, 6 ; Clark, b Owen, 19; PeHrce b Cook, 3; Harrison, b Owen, 0 ; Grubb' h Cook, 18; Airey, b Edwards, c Owen 26; Coney, not out, 7; extras 25 '• total, 112. Thames (2nd innings) ■' Smith, not out, 4 ; Harrison, c Pelf h Owen, 2; Clark, not out, 4 ; extra '1 • total, 11—grand total, 123. Ponsonby (Ist innings): C. Owen, c and b Coney 18- Edwards, b Coney, 11 ; Osmond, bConev' 2; Poll b Smith, 2; Craig, b Smith ,f. Cook, b Coney, 3 ; Fountain, st Smith '"> • C. S. Owen, c Smith, b Coney, 2 ; Baxter' b Coney, 0 ; Gilchrist, b Smith. 0; Geddes' not out, 0; extras, 12: total, 52 P on ' sonby (2nd innings): Pell, bEgginton 9*. Geddes, c Harrison, 17 ; Fountain, b Conev' 0 ; Osmond, b James, 6 ; C. J. Owen b Coney, 4; Edwards, b Smith, 5; Crair. 'st Coney, 9; Cooke, b Coney, 1 ; C. S Owen b Coney, 0 ; Baxter, b Coney, 0 ; Gilchrist' not out, 0; extras, 14: total, 70—grand total, 122. ' fe ana

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE EXAMI NATIONS.

■_» The following is a classified list of the names of those persons who have passed the examinations recently held at the College :— LATiN.-Class I. : J. French, A. Giffoid- Class II,: W. Kerr Class 111. _ Margaret A. Coleman, H. L. James, T. H. Steadman Greek.—Class I.: A. Gifford. Class 111 '• E.W. Burton. English.-Class I.: E. M. C. Harrison. ClassHl. : Margaret A. Coleman, XV. C W* McDoTell. Mathematics.— Class II. : A. Gifford T H. St«_dman. Class 111. :E. VV. Burton' Margiret A. Coleman, H. L. James, Walter Kerr, W. C. W. McDowell. ' CffiMisTßr.—Class III.: J. French.

A WORD TO TOURISTS.

/ . Aip-RA-iAi. and New Zealand colonists who h^e made the trip to Europe-by the trans- Ipific route all speak in tho highest tfms of the assistance they have received bra Mr Charles Macabe, general railway tent, of No. 8, New Montgomery-street, hn Francisco. Nothing is more trying to " he unsophisticated traveller than the laims of rival railway routes. Mr Macabe _akes it his business to lay before the raveller exactly the position of each line fvhat can be seen along it, the rate of fares and other expenses, _ow he may travel with the greatest imount of comfort and least cost ind annoyance to himself, seeing at the lame time all that he ought to see. En-' .ouraged by the support ho has received, ind impressed by the importance of these iolonies, Mr Macabe has como down to nake a personal inspection of them, and to _ush the interest of the important railway ines with which he is connected. Like all ihrewd American business men, Mr Vlacabe believes in a directory, and lis principal baggage on this trip .cnsists of_ great packages of those jghly-artistic coloured bills, placards, iinanacs, pamphlets, maps, etc., for which tie United States is specially famous, iliese placards are chiefly devoted to taking known the attractions of the new iuto across the American continent by tho .tchison, Topeka, and Santa-Fc Railroad i is an interesting fact that tho first rough ticket on this lino was issued to an icklander, Mr Stark, and boing so en- G*ed by the Company, is preserved by t. gentleman as a curiosity. Among a Pjof attractive publications which have b( laid on our table, we find sketchy djiptions of the journey from San Fran cijtotho Atlantic seaboard, with parti ces of the places that are worth stopping atOne pamphlet is devoted t_%n account - ofjis Vega's hot springs on tho foot »-' tho s Panish range by the Rocky Mltains. At this place, which is not wd naming in the sanie breath with the hokes, geysers, and terraces of New Zea b-rtthe railway company have built an nohaving accommodation for 300 guests; thds, besides, another extensive hotel, If j Vegas is worth this, what would Anpan enterprise not do for Rotorua if thfonrivalled wonderland were within th_.usi.ness empire? This remark, how era a digression. Mr Macabe's business is tpll people briefly what there is to see anew they can most readily see it, and he b it in a thoroughly practical way. Byjisultirg with that gentleman the tra^r w.'l find, as thousands of colonists havon*: fcefore him, that he has been sav<m«»_ annoyance and pecuniary loss. I -

CORRESPONDENCE.

Land Nationltsatlon. (To the Editor.) Siß^have found an excuse to afjara troiryou with a few words on "lind - F-FT-?'_?\ In commenting on the artii the "Argus " quoted in your issue ££_?*• CJ_* y»" 'lt is veryfarfron > beminonstrated yet, either theoretically or p cally, that the abolition of private ownp m land would cure any of the evilartaining to the present system, whilj would unquestionably introduce newkof its own. 1' NWhat I wish to point out is simply tl_is,|i whether the nationalisation of the landid cureevils or introduce them, has nptfc vhatever to do with the question, if thid belongs to the people, let them ' haveif-it doesn't, leave it as it is. Of couij child might be the owner of a Wand not bo allowed the freedom -: ?/ JJfMa »t might cut its head off; but u tl4tion is the owner of tho land, no sirgument can be advanced against 2 e«ng possession of it. That the land will ktionalised all over the world is to me rhope, but a reality. If the ballot box not-ring it, physical force shall, ihele have only to become aware of the jthat every private owner of land <w51,,, nows lt or not)is a robber, and Shall come their assertion of Rio-ht and light shall not be absent if neeSed. Klkut out frotn my natural right, and ri 8 "2 laulM door by which I can entAnsiderthat lam perfeotly justified in olng admission hy any other means, eveiie extent of a copious use of dyna roitjours, as yet law-abiding,

"LONDON WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER."

as/ - i —i " Xtraot from the Leading Artiolo.) JS..^ j London, March 5,1833. re1 to- "•_«■- ,Whae on the subject of W1 l Watc"es> we may mention that jwew. seen a letter from the con> >' ol a X. theGordon Castle (Castle line of . atetoaakets), who was fortunate enough - ! «> si hfe at sea, and who for his valiant conitwas presented in September last ' , witt Gold Keyless Waltham Watch by thetesident of the United States, oa be- " najM the London Local Marino Board. iKeft-mg to this presentation watch, ho sayi_< When I left London the watch was six Iconds fast, and on my arrival at Sin- - (3 gatfe it was only three seconds slow, a mo{ extraordinary performance for a ' lht'r,??u I t .carried «t on my person the ,IWe of the time. I compared it every day !w• f y <; hronoll>etors ou the passage out, ; an^t seldom or new differed one second iiou them ; lu fact, I found it almost if not _^J=* 00r_.- aS "_? chronometers, which is.a IZhZ to. say for a watch carried j about and subject to all kinds of jolts." Messrs J. A. Tole and C. W. Cave (late lnt-"pa.Se aShi?L e' lelI el?i? gton> h ™ on^ Md w» «_S? p _as arr»ators and Solicitors . *-■■ _SxtT.»-,i_°S¥_„o^ b, u*2<»s at their offices, _iSisf__-TOj Zeai«aA> Queen-street, Auckl _J?M rti! s deslrau» of obtaining suitable _^ eU°t r„£« should Inspect the new A

OAXUBDAY, NOVEMBER in iRKt

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, b__ JRDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1883.



IP^ Auctions. I Auction... 1 Auctions. Sea Merchants



MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, AT I DURHAM YARDS. I. • SPECIAL HORSE SALE. PRIZE AND PEDIGREE ENTIRES, BROOD MARES, AND OTHER '_<■ HORSES. THE subscribers will sell at the Durham Yards, on Monday, November 12, at 10 o'clock, Draught Entire Colt, by Wallace, out of Taleri Belle Draught Entire Colt, by Star and Garter, out ofTaierl Belle Draught Entire Colt by Star and Garter, 2 . years old, out of Taleri Belle Draught Entire Colt by Star and Garter, out of Brag Gipsy, Black Mare, stinted to Star and Garter Smtler, Bay Mare, stinted to Star and Garter Judy, Bay Mare, stinted to Star and Garter Mlssey, Grey Mare Captain, Bay Gelding S Unbroken Heavy Draught 3-year-old Fillies Chevy Chase, Gelding suitable for hansom Boy Gelding, Billy, winner of the Taranaki Steeplechase, 1879 15 Heavy Draught Horses, from Patea 23 Unbroken Colts and Fillies, from Waltara 1 Very useful Horse, from Waitara, broken to saddle and harness _ Heavy Draught Horses, from Wanganui S Upstanding HorseS lFfrst-rate Lady's Hack 2 Heavy Draught Horses, from Waiuku 8 Hacks, overland from Poverty Bay 7 Ught Harness Horses 4 Horueß, suitable for "bus or cab ' 1 Irish Setter Slut winner flr jt prize Tho Auctioneers would call especial attention to tho above. Twonty of the horses are the property of J. S. Caverhill. Esa., whioh is sufflole-t guarantee for the stamp. Fifteen are . tho property of Mr Dickson, of Patea, and his late shipment has turned out so well thot this one mast oommand attention; and amongst the unbroken colts from Waitara are somo very useful light horses. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, DURHAM YARDS. TIIRST WOOL SALE . o» THIS SEASON Will be held in above Yards QN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. Intending Vendors will kindly forward their entries on or beforo Friday, 16th November. HUNTER & NOLAN, ,1 ... DURHAM YARDS. FOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER & NOLAN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 11 o'elock. nXSB Subscriber has received instructiona JL from T. Maoffarlone, Esq., Trustee in Bankruptcy, to sell at his Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, November 12, at It o'clock, THE REMAINING STOCK OF A RETAIL DRAPER. Terms Cash. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. B. TONKS. [B. C. OABB. [B. D. TONKS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, At 11 o'clock. SALE OF j FANCY GOODS, STATIONERY, CASH BOXES, BOOKS, INKSTANDS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, FANCY BAGS, CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &Cs, &c, &C. | B, TONKS _ CO. • TTAVE received instructions to sell by i action on Tuesday, the 13th inst, at 11 o'dock, 15 CASES FANCY GOODS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, &C_ B. CONKS.] [B. 0. OARB.] [B. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, At 12 o'clock, RAGLAN FARMS I ■ RAGLAN FARMS J f B. TONKS & CO. HIA VE MC-ived instruction, to Bell -T auction, on Wednesday, the __th instant, Mil '•'clock, j QQQ AbRES OF VOLCANIC LANDS j.' - .AT RAGLAN, CUT UP INTO VARIOUS- SIZED FABMB _U1 having frontage to main road from Raglan i to Hamilton, well watered, and partially grassed. < Easy of access by rail and coach and water. t | - i TERMS EASY. 1 h _ • —— Plans ready. a -. ABOUT THE THIRD WEEK IN NOVEMBER. " 1-TC- XTENSIVE SALE OS WALNUT, BLACK AND GOLD, AND . ROSEWOOD PIANOS. BY TIE BEST OF ENGLISH AND GERMAN MANUFACTURERS. Pall particulars will be advertised in a few ...'■' days. : B. TONKS & CO., I -'.-' Auctioneers. I WEI>-fESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. THE HAYMARKET. WOOL SALE, First for this Season, will be held on Wednesday, No vember 21, at 12 o clock. Immedlate storage without charge at onee ivailable. ' Woolpacks supplied In any quantity. ALFRED, BUCKLAND. ! • TUESDAYS. -: THE HAYMARKET. *<«£--____; OF WOOL. SHEEPSKINS, ■*r*'lrß_i_-___!_.'"S l i " I£IJUa'y.; eMhTUESDAY, ~' 1 ALFKBtt ;B -lO__LA__D_ . FF THE HAYMAKKET. - ¥> EGUIAR • SALES'" OF'' HAY '• AND FAjK/lfP -.STRAW' ■ C^*^r^!?^DAllAND FRIDAY, -



MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. MESSRS CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mr, Brown, who is retiring from business, to sell by auction, at his Store, near the Three Lamps, Ponsonby, on Monday, Novcmbor 12th, Thc Whole of his Stock o£ Groceries, con sisting of Tea, Mustard, Condensed Milk, Starch, Vinegar, Candles, Salmon, Lobsters, Boxes Tea, Sardines, Sauces, Jams (assorted), Pickles, Curry Powder, Painkiller, Soap, Bath Bricks, Paper Bags, Soda, Blacking, Currants, Bottled Fruits, Potted Meat, Crockery-ware (as sorted), 2 First-class Scales and Weights, Axe Handles, Buckets, 1 Avery Scales (flat), Brushware, Show Glasses, &c, &c. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. = MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. TETTEN HALL, MOUNT EDEN, SCORIA LAND, immediately opposite "RAWLINGSTO N." SPLENDID VIEW, FINE PROSPECT. R, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr J. Case to sell by Publio Auction, at his Estate, Land, and House Salo Room, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, 12th inst, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS WELL-SITUATED PROPERTY.known as "TETTEN HALL," having frontages to Prospect Rise, situated a short distance from Mount Eden Road, immediately opposite " Raw lingston." A commanding position, and cxten sivo and varied view of Suburbs, Mount Albert Threo Kings, Titirangi, Manukau, Waitemata River, &c, &c. Scoria Soil, flno healthy Villa Sites. Easy distance from tho City—'buses passing overy half-hour. Lithographic Plans will be ready in a few days. THURSDAY, DECEMBER C, NOON. IMPORTANT TO WORKING MEN, AND ALL REQUIRING HEALTHY, CONVENIENT, PAYABLE HOMESTEADS, ORCHARD SITES, STRAWBERRY GARDENS, ETC., ETC. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. MAYFIELD, AYFIELD, BIRKENHEAD, NORTHCOTE. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction, at his Estate, Land, and Houso Salerooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen street, on Thursday, 6th December, at 12 o'clock noon, A WELL-SITUATED ESTATE, containing about 250 ACRES of LAND, subdivided into THIRTY SECTIONS of about FIVE to TWELVE ACRES EACH, known us "MAYFIELD," Birkenhead, North cote. It is distant from Birkenhead Wharf and tho proposed Waitemata Bridgo about 2J miles, on the Main North Road; but a short dlstanoo from tho Gardens and Orchards of Messrs. Hawkins, Messenger, Wilson, and Thompson; on tho lino of tho proposed Railway to Wai wera ; having a frontago to tho Helliors' Creek. A Government road runs through it; tho roads laid out by tho owners aro GG feet wido; theso give easy access to all the sections. The land is undulating, well watered, easily cultivated, chiefly open fern with clumps of bush, soil sandy, with good clay subsoil, well adapted for growing all kinds of Fruit Trees, for which purposo It must become at no distant time vory valuable, it being so easy of access from Auckland City, and being so conveniently and pleasantly situated ior Homesteads for those engaged in business. Many of the sec tions command a most extensive and charming view. All requiring such arc invited to inspect this flno property. Every assistance will be given to Intending purchasers to do so, by a person being on the ground each Saturday to give any information required. Flags will bo placed at the Coiner of each of the Roads. Lithograph Plans will bo ready in a few days. The Largo Salo Plan can be seen at Mait. Title undor tho Land Transfer Aot. Teems : Ono-fourth cash on tho fall of the hammer, tho balance within one month from day of salo, or may remain on mortgage for one to five years, at seven per cont per annum. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT MESSRS POTTER AND CO.'S, DURHAM-STREET, On Arrival op the Siiif Ganymede, prom London, now Overdue. WW PACKAGES OF GENERAL 4 4 MERCHANDISE, consisting of- Fircproof Safes, Travelling Trunks, Cash Boxes, Cutlery Cooking Stoves, Gauze Dish Covers, Knifo Baskets, Hatchets Coal Vases, Galvanized Buckets, Lamps, Carriage Lamps Brushware, Combs, Turkoy Sponges, Musical Instruments Musical Albums, Clocks and Watches, Spectacles, Opera and Field Glasses Glassware and Chinawarc, Statlonory, Toys (assorted caßes) Pictures (Oil Paintings, Oleographs, &c.) Fancy Goods, &c„ &c. Particulars in future advertisements. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. W. 3. COCHRANE.] [-AS. DACRE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1,878 ACRES FREEHOLD LAND ON THE OTAMATEA RIVER, KAIPARA DISTRICT. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from Mr F. Geldart to sell at their Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, November 19, at 12 o'clock, HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY situate In the Kaipara District, and known as KAITARA No. I, containing 1,878 acres, having about 5 miles frontago to the Otamatea River, partly doop water. About 150 acres are in gross, tho re mainder is light bush and bush, and could all be ploughed. For further information, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. FENCING WIRE. FENCING WIRE.. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on abovo date, at 11 o'clock, 5 TONS BLACK FENCING WIRE Also, On Account of Whom it May Concern, 5 TONS FENCING WIRE, more or less DAMAGED Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. TO DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. TRADE SALE. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at II o'clock, 27 CASES OF GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, SHIRTS, HATS, FLAN NELS. DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, SHIRTINGS II CASES MEN'S, BOYS,' AND LADIES STRAW HATS Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, ■ At 11 o'clock. TRADE SALE .;,...■ -...- ■• ■ - - OF -j f\/\ TRUNKS BOOTS AND -*-"" SHOES. Ex British Queen and P. and .0. Steamer Thames. GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. The Auctioneer calls spocial attention to this shipment being most suitable to the season and only just arrived as above, and in splendid con dition. AT AN EARLY DATE. A CONSIGNMENT OF /"OLEOGRAPHS ANP CHROMOS op "Ay VERY FINE SUBJECTS. ,a*Aa,Tiou___Ba.«_ futuhe. issue. GABRIELLEWIS,



TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. CITY OF AUCKLAND. THREE WOODEN HOUSES . FOR REMOVAL. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer for sale on Tuesday next, the 13th, on the ground, HOUSES AS ABOVE FOR REMOVAL- Woodon Verandah House, top of Wake ileld-street, at 11 a.m.; Wooden Cottage, Ponsonby Road, next to Park, at 11.30 a.m.; Wooden Cottage, off Karangahape Road, close to West End Store, at 11.45 a.m. Terms Cash. To be removed within fourteen days from the day of sale. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IC. R, C. GREENWOOD ! HAS been instructed by the Auckland Harbour Board to sell by public auction, at the Offices of the Board, Fort-streot, on Fri day, the 16th day of November, 1883, at 11 a.m., THE LEASE FOR A TERM OF FIFTY YEARS, subject to the provisions of " Tho Hnr hours Act, 1878," of Portion of thc Foreshore, on tho South side of Auckland Harbour, containing about Five (5) Acres, and adjoining thc land leased to thc New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited). Conditions of sale, draft leases, and plan will be on view at the Offices of thc Board. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, NOON, TWO HOUSES, LARGE ALLOTMENTS. UPPER QUEEN-STREET. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions from Mr Carlisle (who is leaving Auckland) to sell, at his Mart, 129, Queen-street, at noon, on tho Htli November, HIS VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated in Upper Queen-street, comprising Lots fi!), 70, and 71, having 122 feet frontage to Upper Queen-street, 99 feet frontage to West-street, and 99 feet frontage to Edwin street, together with tho two comfortable and well-built HOUSES of 10 and 8 rooms respectively, fronting West-street, with stable, wash-house, water laid on, flno view, &c. Mr Carlisle resides in ono of tho houses; tho othor is let to a good tonnnt. The whole of the frontago to Upper Queen street and Edwin-street Is available for building upon. The property will bo boM in Ono Lot; and porsons desirous of a real sound Investment are requested to view, as tho houses are well and faithfully built, and not run up for salo, R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Norfolk Houso, Ponsonby. W. DOWDEN WILL Sell by Public Auction, on the Promises, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, on Tuesday, 13th inst, at 11 o'clock sharp, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of— Drawing-room duito in maroon rep, Brussels Carpet, Mirror,Loco Curtains, Whatnot, Pictures, Vase.", Flowers and Stands, Bedroom Furniture, Hair Mattress, Bed stead, Bedding, Carpet, Dressing Tablo, Wnshstnnd and Ware, Dining - room Furniture, Table, Couch, Easy and Oak Chairs, Cutlery, Glassware, Chinawarc, Curtains, Sewing Machine Ploturos, Croquet Set, Fenders, Hooks, Gordon Tools, Saucepans, &c., Fowls, Sec. Terms at Sale. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, At 12 o'clock, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, FREEHOLD. PROPERTIES. D. F. EVANS HAS been instructed to sell by public j auotion, at his Land Mart, Quccn-strect. on Tuesday, 13th November, at 12 o clock, NORTHCOTE (STOKES'S POINT)-PrcU; Cottago, 4 rooms, now and well finished; pleasantly situated In the Picnic Ground, ond near tho wharf, being Lot No. 20 of i the Woodlands Estate: allotment, 100 la _00 links; and will bo sold without rcsorve. MANGAWAI (County of Mar-den) - Bein.t Lot 59,01 uo.es mixed bush land; without rosorvc. PONSONBY—Splondld Building Site, grand position, being corner of Shelly Beach Road and Einniotl-street. Most pleasant position for a villa residence. Situate nonr tho steps at Shelly Beach; every facility for boating, bathing, __c.; besides having an immense prospective value; grand bust ncss site. 1' 0 feet frontage, enclosed in a now paling fence. HACKETT-STREET - Pretty Oablc-cnded Villa of 5 rooms, pleasantly situated near stops at beach, foot of St. Mary's Road; most convenient for boating, See. Free hold allotment, 06 x 100. HOTEO-Lots 13 and 10. County of Marsdem 110 acres good bush land. RUARANGI (County of Marsden)—Lot 82,40 acres RUSSELL-STREET, near Surrey Hills Estate -Lots 100,101,102; each 33 x 100. MOUNT EDEN - SPLENDID VOLCANIC ALLOTMENT, 261 feet, having frontago to each Mount Roskill Road and Clark street. Just beyond Rooky Nook. COLLEGE ROAD-Grand Business Site, on a five minutes' walk from Queen-street, and on main thoroughfare to Ponsonby, being Lot No. 17, and situate just at foot of Col lego Hill. Immense prospective value. NEW NORTH ROAD; adjoining Rocky Nook—Two Splendid Villa Sites, situate at corner of Now North Road and George street Rich volcanic land, level, and per fectly free from rock. Each allotmontls x 117 feet, and Is pleasantly situated near town, Tho above proporties aro placed in tho market for absolute salo, and not simply as a test. Any one having a few pounds to sparo could not do better than invest In somo of tho above real good investments, it only roquiring a small sum to securo a good freehold. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Medical. ■J^-ERVOUS DEBILITY. Dr. E. O. West's Nerve and Brain Treat ment, a guaranteed Specific for Hysteria, Dizzi ness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia, Headache. Nervous Prostration caused by tho use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental Depression, Softening of the Brain resulting _En insanity, and leading to misery, decay, and death, Premature Old Ago caused by ovcr-exer tion of the brain, youthful folly, or ovor-indul gence. Each box contains ono month's treat ment fi- a box, or six boxes for 25b, Bent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with 255, we will send the purchaser our written guarantee to re fund the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by J. P. KING AND SONS, Chemists. Queen-street. Auckland. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of tho day. Prico, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents, Sharland & Co., opposite tho Post office. Coachbuildcrs, &c. PD WIN TT A R V I E, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY BUILDER, HAS REMOVED FROM UPPER QUEEN - STEET TO UPPER SYMONDS-STREET, And hopes to retain all his old Customers and gain somo new. ttJwßKr7^____- __l__________Mfc____L___r __-lri-Hl wßk_M*^S^S____^_\_^i__^o__________WjL_____\ FMJrP_3Mlju_inStfli HAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY FACTORY JAMES MACKIE, Proprietor, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND Repairs of every description In Wood and Iron neatly executed on the shortest notice. _ Springs made and repaired. Always on Hand—A large quantity of Lamps, also Ironbark Shafts and Spokes, Red Gum Fcllqoß, and Hobart Town Hardwood, mj^ountry Orders punctually at tended to



Nelson, IVloate s Co.'i CELEBRATED CHALLENGE ?T_EA" \a anna mm ■ i_m_l-__-__i _______ ______% QUEEN-ST BEET AUCKLAND, Next the New Zealand Clothing Factory, \ . : Theatre Royal Buildings, < THE DARJEEUNQ BLEND OF PURE TEAS. ROBER' IS asm _^_Btk Announces that he hi I g g^a Foochow, per s.s, Ht I 1 I U mem' of over Sl> j__l__i\___^ POUNDS OF TEA. / Stock of INDIAN ' ■ ono ot the Best Seu_' UNEQUALLED Colony. IN NEW ZEA- ,-^^^T LAND AT THE ROBER PRICE. TIIEATRE ROV Land and Estate Agents. CH A S . VV ILLIAMSON, HOUSE, LAND, & FINANCIAL AGENT, Vulcan Lank, Auckland. Rankers: National Hank ot Now Zealand. RENTS and INTEREST Collooted. MONEY Invested for Capitalists on First class Securities without chakok. Six per cent, allowed on deposits until invested. MORTGAGES mid LOANS Negotiated. BUII-l-INU SOCIETY SHARES and Mort gages Bought. Money lent on second mortgages ESTATES Managed for Absentees. ALLOTMENTS Bought and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE AT I'Elt foot:— Scotland-street. til)_i West-street, 50s Mount l_den Road,£lolo- Hepburn-street, 80s Randolph-street Ligar I'laco, 053 Bond-street, 20s Ayr-street, l(_ 1 !i Telford-street, DCs Parnell. ..(is Percival Parade, COs Conquest Placo, £fl Reclamation, IX Valley Road, ltis Howe-street, SJs William-street, SOs Hackett-street, 503 (histomhonse-stroct Northcoto, 10s Nelson-Htreet, UOs And In various other streets at low rutea, £1000 TO LEND, in Sums of £10 and upwards. on good securities. NORTH SHORE-New Seven-roomed House For Sale, near (.'heltenliam Beach: very con venient; large allotment. Price, £.175. £280—Now Six-roomed House For Salo near Eden Vluo Hotel; well-llnluhcd; largo allot ment. EPSOM ROAD—Ton acres and Six roomed House, stabling, coach-house, concrete tank, lVi.--.C1.000. MOUNT EDEN—Now Four-roomed Houso with bay window For Hale; volcanic soil. Price, £.00. £500—NEW HOUSE For Salo in St Mary's Road, Ponsonby, with wator frontage, all con veniences ; excellently llnished; grand viow. Bus passes the door. £100—New House For Pale in Koppell-streot J allotment planted with fruit trees in full boar ing. Also 5-rooined House, price £230. REMUKKA—I2 acres of Land For Sale, with house, stable, &c. Magnillcent view of harbour. £t_o— 7-roomcd House (new) For Sale, otl'Hep burn-street: kitchen range, city water laid on. COMMERCIAL ROAD-o-roomed Houso For Sale in this rising thoi-ougiifare. Prico, £.'7O. CROSS-STREET—New (i-roomed Ilousu For Sale, with verandah and balcony, iitted with nil conveniences. Prico, £350. ROCKY NOOK—New Cottago for Salo In most salubrious portion of this fast rising dis trict; fitted with register grate, colonial oven NEWTON—Five-roomed House and scullery For Salo. New Workshop. Allotment 10 by 2(H), planted with lemon and other choico fruit trees. PONSONUY-Six-roomed House and Stablo, £ .SO. Large Six-roomed Houso for £100. LARGE ALLOTMENTS For Sale at North coto; ton minutes' from wharf; sunny aspect; Ave chains dcop. Prico £30. DEVONPORT—Houso and i acres garden For Salo. Fruit Trees in full bearing. Also, Four roomed Hohso nnd scullery. Quito new; largo allotment. Prico £205. Grand view of Auckland. DAIRY FARM TO LEASE-IS acres; very BUitablo for market gardener or nurseryman. Owner will tako out rent in milk, poultry, &e. 12s 6d WEEKLY—Now Houso of 6 rooms for Salo in King-street; nover failing well. £100 — HOUSE and Allotment For Salo in William-street, near St. James's Church. Also, very comfortablo Sovon-rooriiod Houso, bath room, &c.; £150. PARNELL-Freehold Allotment For Salo, 200 feet deep, in a choice locality; sunny aspect and sheltered from cold winds. Prico only £70. PARNELL—Six-roomed House (now) For Salo In Rutland-street: pleasant viow of harbour. Price £325. Easy terms of payment. WELLINGTON-STREET - U-roomod Houso For Salo. with two largo allotments, front garden. Price £125. HOUSE at Mount Eden, with albout two acros ground, having a main frontago of 417 ft.; orchard, garden, cow-shed, pigsty, fowl-houso, &c. Prico £750. Easy terms. PONSONBY—Five-roomed Houso for salo In Clarence-street; well-finished ; good garden; Price £300. Gas laid on. HAMILTON (Waikato)-Houso and aero of ground For Sale, two minutes' walk from Bank Of Now Zealand, for £95. Lot 321. WAIKIEKIE-Eighty Acres at Waikiekie for £65. Splendid chance for working man. NORTHCOTE - Seven-roomed House, out buildings, &c„ and 30 Acres of Land, For Salo; Very Cheap. Grand viow of tho harbour. Also, New 7-roomed Houso and nearly 5 acres. DEVONPORT, Lake Road — Soveral vory choico Villa Sites For Sale, having road and son frontages, and possessing the finest landscape views to oo found around Auckland. WAITEMATA HIVER FRONTAGE—Land For Salo at £2 per acre, in largo or small blocks. BRIGHTON ROAD, Parnoll - Six-roomed House For Sale, allotmont 40 x 100. Prico £300. PONSONBY —Now Six-roomed Houso and Workshop For Salo; two allotments; two frontages. Easy terms. FARMS also For Salo at Waikomitl, Parcmo rcmo, Waitakorei, Mahurangi, Nortli Shore, Papakura, &c. Also, see List in " Now Zealand Herald " and " Weekly Nows." C H A S. WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT, VULCAN LANE. Drapery. QNE - SHILLING PER YARD. JAPANESE JAPANESE JAPANESE SILK I SILK!! SILK!!! 1.037J (YARDS (ONE THOUSAND THIRTY SEVEN AND QUARTER YARDS) In Plain, Cheokß, and Broche Patterns, at the astonishing price of ONE SHILLING PER YARD, At J. RENDELL'S, BRIGHTON HOUSE, TOP OF GREY - STREET, AUCKLAND Optician, &c. TP E A 0 O C K, • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of overy description. An Acoubate Fit Guakantked compound microscopes & tele- SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Aneroid Barometers, Thermometers, Elkstrio Bells, Batteries, and Fittings, Magnectic Eleotrio Machines and Medical Coils' OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES, Spirit Hydrometers, Saceharometera &c„ &0.,. &o. ASEHT FOB TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINES and EXTRAS. OPPOSITE THB POST-OFFICE, SHORTLANP-SIBSST,



e_. p TZySi-i R ,-*».. ,««*_, S_ 3 |\l p. 1 QfJ p| I \. I__ffl. &s__si %b_S ""-sP-' a fa _3 /S&b. £-v ___5-_-» t?ss« if I W #"% 1 8« ---& Co. DRINK OUR pURE IIETOED f H It has No Equal for Trua Hslural Flavour, Valua, and Strength. PRICES 2/-, 2/4,2/8 5T 3/-, 3/4, 4/- '" 1-lb. and i-lfc. Packet* HALF-CHESTS. BOXES. "PRESS," "Mr. Nelson Is a Professional Tea Taster and Blender." AWARDED COLD & SILVER MEDALS. |ELSQ3fI,§|OATE_-(J0. TEA MERCHANTS, CHRISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN, AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON. J.BENTS-EVERYUHERE. and Victoria Streets. A TEA OF STER LING QUALITY. T NEAL . as received direct from ■■ f"V _4^^^ libow, his FinsT Snip- f / I ■ ■ TEEN THOUSAND 111 Tills, with Tils Larch. •_____/ ____* V_-T TEAS on hand, offer- I CTioNg of Tea in inst ' SUPERIOR TO — „ - TEAS ADVER- J. _NJ_Al_, TISEDATMUOH ■AL IJUILDINaa HIGHER PRICE. Itusiiicss Notices. 100j Q UEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Ixi-RATION OF LEASE, PREMISES COMING DOWN. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! I GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE. SALE TO COMMENCE MONDAY, THE 12th DAY OF NOVEM BER, 18S3. N. O. LENNOX begs to Inform his patron* and tho goneral public that ho is unublo to get a Re newal of tho lease, mid is compelled to offer tha whole of his Valuablo Stock at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE TRICES FOlt CASK, to offeot a Speedy Clearance. THE STOCKS COMPRISE— Thc Newest and Choicest Collection of C-_oJ_t mas Cards yet seen In this city LeUs'u Diaries for 1881 Account Books, of every sizo and descrtptiaa Note Papers, Letter Papers, Official Papers Envelopes for private nml commercial uso About 80 Copying Presses, all sizes and makes Silver and Cold Pencil Cases for Christmas Presents Card Cases, Fancy Goods, and Playing Cards Newest Photographic Albums, best makoß Best Tracing Paper known, best Tracing Llnon Drawing Papers, mounted and unmounted Artists Colours, Brushes, Palettes, &c. Mathematical Instruments, T Squares, &c. Pest Parchment, Legal Wafer Seals, &c. . Every Description of General and Morcantll* Stationery Sunday-school Card., Church Korvicoa,Family , Prayers, Family Bibles, Teachers' Bibles, ltefcreneo Billies, Books suitable forSunday school Libraries ' Books suitable for Count" ry Libraries Books suitable for Christinas Prosonts, hand nomely bound Standard Novels of all kinds and bindings To Collectors—Rare and Valuable Books, b«t . few copies now procurable ■ Books on New Zealand I Magazines—All the Leading Magazlnco, In yds. I School Books, as used in Government S«_oo__. 1 nt lowest prices : School Copy Books, do do School Exerciso Bookß, do do , School Slates, Atlases, do do School Requisites, Wall Maps, &0., &_ N.B.—All must bo Cleared, regardless of •__*, BEFOBE J.'.i.UARY, 1881. THIf "_ A GENUINE CASH SALE. N. O. LENNOX, BOOKSELLER & STATIONER, 100, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. ~~ For Sale. TH. O R SALE, AT VICTORIA STAELES, TWO OR THREE FIRST-CLASS LIGHT WAGGONETTES, FOR ONE HORSE. Thoy aro In vory good order, bolng nearly new. Also, GOOD SECOND-HAND BUGGIES - Slnglo or Doublo-aeatod, at Low Price?. VV. CROWTHER. Horticultural Pbb Dorio: / / Jr'f nw l&y // . AGRICULTURAL, /-V / fr%___f/ /&/&&<*'/ / ~ Ay it? s> / / /ss£'/ /S> /rjy 6y /£Y /*? U -3>Y VEGETABLE. /w/ /SLOWER SEEDS, / / 5-/Wholesale & Retail. Sewing Machines. j T>Y SPECIAL APPOINTMENT i ' (ESTABLISHED 1855.) BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED / DOMESTIC \ \ MACHINES. / The Easiest, Simplest, Best Made, ana Mos. Durable. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. The only-Sewing Machine whioh has never ben ] beaten in competition. Sot-. AQ-_nts in New Zealand i I SHAKESPEAR & CO., Oiwen-treet.orMiitetiifli_r»rV-it |



•ironuioME-i'?, ....... ,„.^.._.„,. i«aM'MVMtp>'fU.(r''ii>iiUi'ii|_-(l'J.i;. ..J.Tr.r.-iji.r.-i.i"iF r -. ■■ .._^__._>_l■__■■_«-HWWMB _&-_4!jIKW» JE," -PO-BT_H3_B &c OO. s QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND, HAVE NOW IN STOOK A Choice Assortment of Silugl;eo-p_-_.t__d waee, _E. I>OE.TEI-R ac CO. Invite Builders and others to Inspect their Large Stock ol BEG-ISTEB STOVES. _B. POETEE & 00. Have jUBt unpacked , A LARGE SHIPMENT OF WASHING-, WEINGINO. AND MANU-LING MACHINES, From tbQ Best Makers, _fi_. I»0-E-T_____- «___ OO- HaT_ a well-assorted stock of Messrs Perry & SOks' well-known tfIRE-EESISTING- SAFES, -B. I>o^-T_hl_R <Sc CO. Onr SHOW ROOMS contain a LARGE VARIETY OP BIED GAGES AND AVEEIBS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. /^wMirofC. wire OASDEN . j&/AAm~AmMkL ~_.._,«._ FLOWER ARCHES WS__FnFß^3^^^ I 111 I'll Tl. ' STANDS Parrot i,i_cs=iEß-_e*»L:i cages fs?&^-i- _ "®BBf 40ml r' r-'^Wk^ NBTTim PBJOES REDUCED TO THE LOWEST POSSIBLE. EL POETEE & 00, HARDWARE MERCHANTS, (ftBTAIL-QUEENSTREET) (WHOLESALE-HIGH-STRB&T) AUCKLAND,]