ALL SAINTS', PONSONBY.

Annual Mooting of Parishonera. The annual meeting of the pariahonors of '■' All Saints', Ponsonby, was held last night in the schoolroom, the Rev. W. Calde .(incumbent) presiding. There was a eo J attendance of ladies and gentlemen i Ixcijmbkxt's ADDRESS.-The Chairman opened the proceedings with a short an ' pithy address. He expressed pleasure at M meeting so many of All Saints'people and then went on to claim from his parishioners that sympaehetic accord-as a great author had recently phrased it-and that real ; honest work which were so essential to a : church's success. There was a great num. ' ber of what might be termed "floating population," and without the co-operation and suggestion of his parishioners he could not hope to overtake them. Of the names gipen to him three months ago, when ha assumed charge, 40 had changed their resi dence. People shifted about sometimes i without even their next-door neighbours knowing whither, and in one of the latest cases he was informed that the family were moving to Mount Eden, but he did not know whether it was outside or in He strove to look after the new arrivals and that day hearing of the advent of a family "' ho had called and left Irs card, even beforo the furniture was in. The baptisms for the year numbered 47. but he thought it M should have been much larger in a district containing 500 church families and a ponu lation of 5,000. Parents, he fancied, were I rather negligent in this matter, and'if ho « wore just informed where babies were to be found he vviuld look them up. After coin menting favourably upon the various church institutions, the Chairman went on to dwell • upon tho necessity for the enlargement of XI the church so as to provide forsay 175 addi tional sittings. By doing so, he thought ■' ho would be able to pull over to his side some people who were now sitting on tho 1 rail, and who otherwise might be expected ■ to slip over to the other sido. He appre- B ciated highly the cordial co-operation of 9 the vestry, for without that a clergyman's 1 lot was of all men's the most miserable, but with it he would not feel inclined to' ex change places with the manager of the M Bank of New Zealand. Progression in tho I Church meant aggression. H e did not 1 believe in proselytising, in taking men from ; the place of worship they already attended but in getting hold of those who had no definite views, and did not attend any where. Churchmen were too sly in speak ing to thoir neighbours on such matters" In his opinion, if they believed they had got hold of a good thing they should impart it to others, and if it was good enough for them it was good enough for their neighbours. He concluded by enjoining parishioners and children to be regular in their attendance at '. church and Sunday-school respectively -1 -'] and by making a few remarks upon a pro- i posed Harvest Thanksgiving Service. Rei-ort and Balance-sheet.—Mi- E. A. Lusher (Minister's Churchwarden) then read the following report and balance-sheet:— i "The total income for the year, including ! a balance of £13 7s 7d from last year amounts to £751 18s sd. This includes special >rotes and for shingling the church amounting to £105 15s. The following M works have been carried out during our I term of office :—The sitting accommodation in the Church has been increased by 20 ; a i new stove ling been obtained for the S parsonage, the drainage of tho back ' 9 premises Improved ; and the Church shingled and tower strengthened. Tho i debt on the parsonage has been reduced 1 by £20, and the debt on the organ by £710s ■ I leaving a credit balance £9 10s sd. The 'A most important event in our year of office I was tlie lamented death of the Kcv. E. N. Bree, who, for 10 years hat] been minister ' of this church, and on the Bth Juna i his remains were followed to their ■ ■ last resting-place by a goodly number I of his sorrowing people. The Rev. J, ]£, 1 Davis was appointed to the temporary charge of the pariah until the instution of tho present incumbent, and tho vestry take - this opportunity of testifying to his zeal ard energy while he was working in thi» I parish. The Rev. William C'alder was in - stituted on August 31. Tho vestry have ' ■ every reason to believe that tho parish U prospering in all ways. In consequence of M the low state of the church funds, the vestry felt bound to offer only a small stipend (£250 per annum) for the new minister. The state of the funds now admits of a sdbstantial increase, which we recommend to the favourable consideration of the parishonere. The vestry, feeling the 1 necessity of providing, not only for those parishoners who have already applied for sittings (40), but also for the rapidly m-owine population of thi-s part of the city, have plans prepared to submit to this mcetinf, which will give 150 sittings, at an estimated cost of £!jOU. This matter we now leave for tho consideration of parishonorss.—Bkujn, ' 1 Bailey, R. A. Lcsilttt., Churchwardens December 31, 1883." STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS FOE. YE.Ui EXDI.VQ December 31, ISS3. Receipts : Offertory, Lll9 15 3 7d; pew 3 rents, LIS7 : miscellaneous, Ll3l 15s 3d • "■ balance from last year, Ll3 7s 7d • total' 1 L 751 ISs sd. ' a Di.sbuksesif.nts.—Stipend : Rev B N Bree, to Juno 30, L 150; Rev. J. k". '-■' Davis, June 7 to August 30, L4G 13s ' 4d; Rev. J. K. Davis, additional, L3O • 1 Rev. W. Calder, Sept. 1 lo Dec. ISI, LS3 > GsJSd ; organist, verger, and organ blower I L7S 8s 6d; miscellaneous, Ll4O 14s 9d; repairs, L6B ; shingling church, LB4 : "alter- I ing interior of church, LlB 11s; drainin" parsonage, Lsls Cd ; new stove, LlO 103 • I Sunday School, L 22 10s 3d ; sundries 9s • I balance to credit, L 9 lGs 5d : total, L7sl ''% 18a sd. Assets.—Balance, L2l 3 3 lid: bilance L 471 6s Id. Total, L 492 10s. ■ ;;;|| Liabilities.—Loans—Land, Ll6O, bal> ■ ance due, L9O ; school, LIOO, L6O ; organ' 1 Ll5O, L 22 10s ;• parsonage, L4OO, L 320: 1 total, L 492 10. Dr. Bayntun reported that Ll2 10» had I been collected for the Organ Fund leaving M a debt of LlO 5s still to be liquidated" ■ Mr Boardman pointed out ilm tho vestry had acted illegally in constructing - a new vestry door, and rearranging seats without obtaining the mitten consent of the trustees as prescribed by the } iaw of the Church at large. He made this statement authoritatively as one' of the B trustees.—The Chairman replied that hWaSt had obtained tho Bishop's permission forffln the work.—Mr Upton strongly applauded, the common sense and energy of th». ''-" vestry in taking tho steps they bfid for improving the Church accomnioda- ' i tion.—Mr Boardman then replied.—On tho motion of Mr S. E. Hughes, sen., seconded ' by Mr Upton, tho report was received and tho balance-sheet adopted. Election of Office-bearers. - The *-i Chairman nominated Mr B. Bailey as his '! churchwarden for the year,] and Mr Lusher was elected people's churchwarden.-On ' the proposition of Mr Dutton, the number ■ - of the vestry was increased from seven to , '~~j followin P; gentlemen were then ;■ elected as a vestry:—Messrs D. F. Evans, R; S. B. Hughes, son., J. Henderson, F. Quick, Grainger, Gregory, C. Macindoe, ': Dutton, R, Warnock, and Dr. Baynton. A * vote of thanks was accorded to thojretirins ;• oracers. ■-: > Salary of Incumbent.—The incumbent 1 having retired, the minister's churchwarden. ':'■ (Mr Bailey) assumed the chair, ,md tho subject of the incumbent's salary was intro-. ducod. On the motion of Mr Lewis, the salary was raised from £250 to. £400, an s amendment of Mr Duston's, seconded, i by Mr R. J. Payne, that the. salary bo £300, being withdrawn in deference to tho wish of the meet- n| ing. On tho incumbent- re-entering the ioom he was received with loud applause, -j — Ihe Chairman then reported tho "decision. H of tho meeting.—The incumbent merely "ij answered: "\ou do not oxpeet a speech, from me. All I can say is, I will do my i duty. (Applause) Thanks.—Votes of thanks were p;>ssed to .' j the church choir, Sunday-school teachers, ! ? and church decorators. Enlargement of CuracH.-The Chair- •■ I ma "'m.°P eMng up this question, stated I fi^- loo.Pr 5, 01 visits in thedrstrict, ; rinding 429 Church families. If, therefore, i enly one member of each attended at each sa-vico, they wanted sittings at All Saints M for 500 people. There we sittings only I for 300 peoplo, and 175 sittings additional could be obtained for £60G. There was not time that night to discuss the plans (pro- I duced), by the Messrs ICcals, architects, ' ' Dut the parishioners >uight give the vestry ' an instruction. The vestry had now applications for 40 sittings.-After § some diiousaion, it was resolved, on M thomotion of Mr S. E. Huuhespon., seconded by Mr Jakins, "That the vestry bo in- 1 structed to roport, at their earliest con yenienco to tlie parishoners, the. best p!«n for enlarging the Church, thereby increasing the^ Kitting accommodation." ' Tho proceedings closed with the Doxology. 1

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ALFRED BTJCKLAftIK THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. THE REMUERA YARDS. J 71011 SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, on . Thursday, January 31, DAIRY COWS, STORE CATTLE 180 Head Well-fatted Cattle 1090 Fat Sheep and Lambs 200 Superior Down U'ethere from Matamata Fat and Store Pixs The Haymarkct Wool, Hide, and Skin Sale oach Tuesday. ALFRED BUCKLAND. pOUNTRY CATTLE SALES. Papakura—Wednesday, January 30 Waiukn-Saturday, February 2 Pukekohc—Monday, February 4 Pokeno—Monday, February 18 Drury—Wednesday, February 20 Papakura—Wednesday, February 27 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5. THE SHEEP FAIR. Tho best opportunity for Belling STUD AND STORE SHEEP IN THE SEASON Will be at REMUERA, on TUESDAY', FEBRUARY 5, AT 12 O'CLOCK. Entries for Catalogue will close on FRIDAY, February 1. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE JIAYMARKET. SEVERAL FIRST-CLASS REAPERS AND MOWERS AND REAPERS FOR SALE. The Bamo may be viewed on application being mode at the Office of ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, RIDES, and TALLOW, oach TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND THE HAYMARKET. REGULAR SALES OP HAY AND STRAW KACH TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, At 11 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND, MONDAY, JANUARY 28. SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. On behalf of Mr James Rao. R. ARTHUR TX7 ILL Sell, nt his mart, on January 28, » T at 11 o'clock, A QUANTITY OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, consisting of Gold and Silver Watches. Diamond Rings, Bracelets, Clothing, and a variety of other articles. MONDAY, JANUARY 28, At Noon. HEPBURN-STREET. A' HOUSE FOR SALE, situated in Hopburn-strcet, adjoining the property of T. Buddlo, Esq. To be Removed within ten days from day of sale. AT ARTHUR'S MART, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 80, NOON. UPPER QUEEN STBBBT. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, SEWING MACHINE, OIL PAINTING, PICTURES, &i\, &c, &«. K. ARTHUR HAS brcn favoured with instructions from llr A.-S. Carlisle (who ifl leaving for America) to sell by public auction, at his residence, corner of Uppor^Quccn-strcct (short distance beyond the York Hotel), on Wednes day, the 30th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE AND EFFECTrf, consisting ; f Drawing-room, Dining room, Hcsdrooins, and Kitchen—all in flrst-clas) ordifr. Walnut lirawlnjj-room Suite (blue rep), Dlning-ronm Suite in horeehair,«Cedar Loo Tables, Dining Table. Cedar Cornice Polea and Rings, Muslin Curtains, tjirge Handsome Gilt Framod Mirror. Valuable Oil Painting. Good Engravings, Mottled Kauri Chefftmier, Mottled Kauri Cou"h, Ladies' Writing Desk, Carved Brackets. Household Guide and other Books, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Platedwarc, Singer's Sewing Machine, Cedar Half-tester Bedsteads, Mottled Kauri Bedroom Suite, Riinu, &o. A Large Fancy Wardrobe, Bedding, Kitchen Utensils, Tools, Wheelbarrows, on view on the morning of Sale. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. JUNCTION YARDS. IN consequence of Tuesday being the Anniversary of the Colony and a Publlo Holiday, the undersigned will hold their usual Sale at Uiu Junction Yards on WEDNESDAY, January 30. HUNTER AND NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SO. JUNCTION YARDS. IQA FAT BULLOCKS from Hawera XOv and Waikato 203 Fat Sheep, very prime, from Matamata £03 Fat Sheep from Ilawora 200 Fat Sheep and Lambs from Waikato Dairy Cows, Storo Cattle, Pigs, &c. HUNTER & NOLAN. '. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4. DURHAM YARDS. The Undersigned Will hold their THIIFTH WOOL OALE OF THE SEASON • £ ON F EBRUARY 4, AT TWO O'CLOCK. HUNTER k NOLAN. THUP.SDAY, FEBRUARY 7. JUNCTION V" A R D S. SHEEP FAIR. milE UNDER SIGNED will hold thoir FIRST ANNUAL SHEEP FAIR ON FEBRUARY 7. Intending vendors will bo good enough to send particulars for cataloguing on or before tho previous Tuesday. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. lilOR SALE, at tho Durham Yarde, : every Tutsdoy, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW. WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER & NOLAN. .-■■■..■■' ■ •*.: i.^i- .'.. ■_ ..



[Auctions, W. S. COCHRAKKj [JAMKS DACKK MONDAY, JANUARY 23. By order of the General Trust Board. ALLOTMENTS ST. STEPHEN'S ESTATE, To be Leased for GO Years. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to offer for Lease, at their new Land Mart. Queen-street, on Monday, 2gth instant, at 12 o'clock, For a Term of GO » ear 3, Tht following ALLOTMENTS in St. Stephen's Estate, Parnell, viz. :— Lots3o and 30,1, each 10!) links frontage , 31. 90 links to St. Stephen's Avenue , :tIA, 100 links to Ht. .Stephen's Avenue by 210 links to Orphan Home Road „ 35, IDS links to Orphan Home Road. Plan and Conditions of Leasing can be seen att" SAMUEL COCHBANE & SON. Auctioneer?. W. 3. COCHRAKEj iJAS. DACRE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20. IMPORTANT LAND SALE, DEVON PORT. VALUABLE BEACH FRONTAGES. CHOICE BUILDING SITES. MAGNIFICENT VIEWS. fpiHE Subscribers will sell by auction, at _L their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednes day, 20th February, at 12 o'clock, THE CALLIOPE ESTATE, situato between tho Victoria Wharf and the New Dock, only two minutes' walk from either. Full particulars in future issuo. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. S. COCHIUNE.I [JAMES KACIIK. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. WOODSIDE TAKAPUNA MANGAVvAI MANGAPAI COROMANDEL DRURY MANGONUI WAIPAREIRA MARERUTU OMANAIA THE subscribers have received instruc tions to sell, at their Rooms, ljueon-street, on Monday, Fobruary 4, at 12 o'clock, WOODSIDE — Government Township—Allot ment 29, containing 32 perches, 66 feet frontage, by 132 feet; is a first-rato build ing site, stands high, and has a grand view, situated close to the Wharf. MANGAPAI VILLAGE—Lots 19, 20, 21, and 22, containing 3 acres 3 roods 11 perches, having very extensive f-ontage on ono aide to Mangapal River, and on other three sldos to Niger, Brown, and Cook-streets. MANGAWAI VILLAGE—Lots 53 and 71, con taining 9 acres and 3 roodB; large frontage to Mangawai River and throestrcets. OMANAIA — Lot 10, containing 14 acres, frontage to Pingaunyo Creek. KAPANGA-Lots 31 and 35. KINGSTONE—Thirty-eight Lots, Nos. 7 to li. TAKAPUNA—Lot 114. containing 105 acres, close to Lake Takapuna. DRURY—Lot 55, containing 1 rood and 8 perches—o6 by SOO feet. WAIPAREIRA—Lot SI, containing SO acres good land. MANGONUI-Jliddle part lot 83, Parish of Kohumaru, containing SO acres. MARERUTU-N.W. part 01, containing 10 acres. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONKS.] [R. C. CARR.] [B, I). TONKS. MONDAY, JANUARY 28. SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. RESIDENCE OF K. K. TYLER, Esq. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instruction from E. K. Tyler, Esq., to sell on Monday, 2Sth Janu ary, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS SUPERIOR AND MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. At the Residence (opposite Government Houso), Symonds-street. The Auctioneers would call special attention to the sale of the above, as the whole of the Furniture is of superior description, and worthy of close inspection. On View at 0 o'clock Day of Salo. Also, at 12 o'clock, THE SALE OF THE LEASE OF THE RESIDENCE, Having 11 years to expire nt an annual ground rental of £51. The HOUSE is lalho and plaster throughout, with gas and water laid on, and has an exten sive stable and outhouses. Tho situation is not to be surpassed. Opposite Government House. B. TONKS.] |R. C. CARR.] |B. D. TONKB. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. At 11 o'clock. TRADE SALE OF Tt/TEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' TWEED SUITS, TftDUSERS & VESTS, PRINTED MOLE TROUSERS, WORSTED PAGETS, &c, Sec, Sec. B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B. TONKS] I!. C. CARR [B. D. TONKS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY G. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ST. TTELIERS. CJT. TTELIERS. CHOICE RESIDENCE SITES, IN THIS DESIP.AIXE ESTATE, Of from 1 Quarter to 3 Acres in extent, Will bo sold on the above date. Plar.s can be had of Auctioneers, Further particulars in a few dayp. B. TONKS AND CO. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by Auction at his Mart, 129, Queen-street, sotli January, at Noon— 471G SHARES JiN THE NEW CORBY GOLD-MINING COMPANY. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1884. BELMONT. SHOAL BAY, NORTH SHORE. VILLA SITES! VILLA SITES! R, C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction at his Mart, 129, Qnoen-strect, on Jan. 30,1884, at noon, 38 CHOICE VILLA SITES ef about 1 acre each, commanding Hoc and extensive views of the city and surrounding country, and ad joining Victoria Park and near the Devon port Wharf. The soil is of good quality, and the whole of the lots ha vo a good aspect, and need only to bo seen t be appreciated. The Lots, having a water frontage, are admir ably adapted for fruit or market gardening. The Lots are lagged, and plans will be ready in afew liays. Terms: J cash ;Jin fj months by P.M.. with 7 per cent, added : balance can remain two or ihrce years, at current rate. R. C. GREENWOOD, * Auctioneer.



WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, AT NOOK. P,.' C. GREENWOOD WILL sell by auction at his Mart, 129, Queen-street, 9 CHOICE VILLA SITES, nbout 1-Acre each, immediately opposite St. John's Church, Nortlicotc, commanding line views of the Harbour and City. Lithographic Plans may be had on application to the Auctioneer. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8. By order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Anck land. THE undersigned lins beenrfavouredwith instructions to sell, at his Hart, 29, Queen street, Auckland, on Friday, Kth February, 1881, at U noon, by order of the Supreme Court above named. All those Pieces or Parcels of LAND, contain ing I Acres, more or less, situated in the Parish of Pakuranga, County of Kden, in the Provincial jiistrict of Auckland nnd Colony of New Zealand, being Allotments at;, 37,40. and 41, of the Village of Howick, with all the rights and appurtenances there to belonging. Full particulars mny be had, and a plan of the property may be seen, at the Office of Messrs Laishloy and Jackson, Queen-street, Auckland, and nlsj nt the Ofiiee of the undersigned, where the conditions of sale may be seen. K. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, At 12.15 p.m. sharp. YAILE & DOUGLAS WILL Sell by Auction at their Room.", Shortland-strect, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PROPER TIES :- TWO POTTAGES IN CHAPE!.STREET, situated between Victoria and Durham streets, containing I rooms each, with Allotment 3 X 107. SY.MONDS-STUICKT.ONKHUNGA-Ilousc of li rooms, pantry, verandah, concrete tank (1,000 gallons), sheds, etc., together with Allotment No. 51, Section :-•}, One hunfca, containing '1 roods 20 perches. Mao, Allotments 13, IS, 17. 27, and 29 of Section SB^ Oiieliunga. containing' 4 acres 3 roods aud i perches, all fenced and in grasß. WAIKOMITI-Lot 2CJ, Parish of Waiko miti. County of Kden, containing 5 acres nnd 1 perches. .Splendid hind, fenced on one side, Rood site for strawberry parden; 1 mile from railway station, half-mile from water carriage. Terms: J cash; balance at S per cent. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers. Shortland-strcct. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, At 12.15 sharp. YAILE AND DOUGLAS, WTILL sell by auction at their Rooms, > T Shortland-street, THAT VALUABLE ESTATE AT PUKEKOHE Known as " WOODHOU9E FARM," And containing 1.356 acres, subdivided into EIGHTEEN FARMS Of from 13 to 129 acres each. These farms are admirably situated between the thriving village of PATUMAUOK on the one hand, and the new SWISS SETTLEMENT of Hl' LVETIA on the other. No. 2 Farm unhouthiilf bush and half open land of good quality. There is a very beautiful waterfall on this properly. No. 3 Farm is part bush, part open, with a paddock of good grus-i. also dwelling-house, stablo, anil cow-shed. Farms No. I and 5 are part bush, part open, good Quality land. The remainder of theae farms are all open fern land, easily available and well watered. Terms: Ona quarter cash, one quartcrin three years, remainder m live years, with interest on the unpaid balance at B per cent per annum. Plans are dow ready, and can be had on application. Titlo-Land Transfer. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, Land ami Estates Auctioneers, Shortland street. Hotels. TMPERIAL HOTEL, CORNER OF QUEEN AND FORT STREETS. T. T. ANDERSON, PnopniETOn, Begs to inform tho Public that ho is now ready to rcccivo Boarders at his Now Hotel, whero they will find overy accommodation. Hot Cold, and Shower Batha. Large, Spacious Bedrooms. Luncheon from Ito 2. MASONIC HOTEL, DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. - W. 11. PEARCE Has much pleasure in intimating that tho whole of the extensive additions and alterations to the Masonic aro now finally completed. Persons doMi-ous of residing in this delightful district will, by patronising the above Hotel, rcceivo overy attention required to make them happy and comfortable. Tho rooms arc lofty, well ventilated, neatly and clogantly furnished. Select S«ite3 of Apartments. Private Sitting rooms. Ono of tho finest Billiard-rooms in the Colony, fitted with everything now and first claSH. BATHINCI-Frosli and Salt Water. BUGGIES supplied In flvo minutes' notice. W. H. PEARCE. Timber. "OAPAKURA SAW MILLS, HUNUA. Having a largo supply of KAURI Logs, wo aro now prepared to Exoculo Orders toanysizo; dressed T. and G., etc. COULTIIARD BROa Stewart & Garlick, Agents, Fort street, Auckland. fTTHE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD JL ing, sash, and door'cojipant (LIMITED). WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALERS. MANUFACTURERS OF DOOR 3, SASHES, AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOTS: SCANTLING BOARDS (Rough and Dre3sed) CEILING BOARDS WEATHEP. BOARDS (Rusticated or F. Edged) FLOORING AND LINING ARCHITRAVES SKIRTINGS MOULDINGS (of any pattern) DOORS, SASHES, and TURNERY, DELIVERED at any Public Wharf in Auck land, or at the Company's Private Wharf, Mechanics' Bay. The Quality of Hie Company's Timber is Un surpassed, anil Prices specially favourable foi Builders, Contractors, nnd other Wholesale Buyers. STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Afforded by Arrangement in Mechanics' Bay Yard. SORTING-UP ORDERS Executed from Mechanics' Bay Yard without delay. QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MECHANICS' KAY OR CUSTOMS-STREET. Cheap Timber! cheap tiji be r ! Tho Undersigned are prepared to take orders of First nnd Second-class Building Timber, matched, planed, and rough; Rusticated Weather Boards, and Mouldings, in lots to suit Purchasers, AT VERY LOW RATES. E. MITCHELSON AND CO., 19, QUEEN-STREET. /~i H E A P T IM B B E. j We aro Selling good Second-class House building Timber at fa, and Lining at os per ICO feet, and all other descriptions in proportion, according to our reduced Price-list for this month. Shingles, Houso Blocks, Poets and Rails at lowest rates. J. and H. SMYTH, Auckland-Waitakerci Sawing and Planing Mill Mount Kden Railway Station, 13th December, lts3.



Medical. FiriSV VRI7.T. A.A. & I.A. EXHIBITIOM, ISS.'i. £1,000 IB WARD. C A U T I 0 X. ASIC FOli H I T C H E N S' S Jjr.oon Ixestouer. THE CHEAT NKW ZEALAND RKMEUY rm; CLEANSING, PURIFY I NO, AND INVIGORATING THE BLOOD. The proprietor, In explaining why lie lias not for some lime pushed the sale of the above, would state that.he received such :i serious check by the disastrous tire which destroyed costly appliances and a magnificent stock of prepared herbs (recently replaced), and lie has nut llu-ro t'ore been in a posit ion to eoine before 1 he public-. He has not been able to satisfy all the. local and foreign demands, and was unable to administer as extensively as lie could have desired to the wants of nsufleriiiK world. MR HITCHKKSia now happy to state that he is once again in a position to supply this health-giving Medicine. which ho is convinced will. " with the blcsolns of (luil," cure almost any disorder, owini; to Us irresistible yet gentle operation. In coming before the public and planting bis standard once more on the ramparts of the great enemy of mankind—l>.,sickness-he trusts that an overruling l'rovidenee will bless his future elibrlsto mithrato the physical woes of man. In this evening's Sj'au 'appear a few of the hundreds of testimonials received by Mr Hitcliens. one of which is from one of Auckland's best known citizens. It re quires no further comment than to Bay that hia illness was of a most severe type, bnlllint' the skill of medical men, while other infallible remedies were tried without the slightest change for the better. Here is what Captain rarquharsayaof Ifitchena'a Blood Urstoruh :— Auckland, October 1">, 1883.—Dear Sir,—For twelve months 1 suffered severely from sciatica, and tried various remedies, without avail, and as a last resource 1 was recommended to give your Blood Kestorer a trial, which I did, and I have much pleasure in testifying that after taking it for three months I completely re covered my health. I may say I had no faith in it at first, but the result was such a thorough euro that I consider it my d\ity to acknowledge, unsolicited, it.s curative powers.—l am, Sir, faithfully yours, W. Faiiquhak, Master Mariner, Ponsonby.—To 11. A. 11. llitchcns, Esq. The Proprietor would here intimate that £1,000 will be forfeited to any Charitable Institution if the tfood done by his medicine has been over , estimated. The Proprietor la prepared to meet on a public platform nny persons) who dispute the veracity of teatimoniaU, and he will undertake to prove thoffenuiniMicH of the cures ellected. Ho is also willing to meet in public the medical gentlemen who have, attended tho patients and have pro nounced them incurable, and answer questions put relative to the facts of the eases ijiloted. Medical men's names bave.from motives of con sideration, been excluded from all testimonials. bul then personal acknowledgment would add increased brilliance to the fame of the medicine. SOLE PROPRIETOR : HA TI TTIT CHENS, PItOTKOTED TIIROUGIIOUT TIIK WHOLE COLON IKS. THIS MEDICINE differs from Ordinary Pro prietary Preparations, Inasmuch as it was the product of years of study and investigation by an eminent physician of the Annv iledie:il Stair, with whom AIR IUTCIIKN* served during the New Zealand War us .Vssistant-Dis penser to the Imperial Forces. On its introduction to tho public 83 a Specific for thy Cnro of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Oout. Scrofula, .Skin Diseases, Jtlood Impurities, and General Debility, it quickly attained great celebrity, and soon was sought after from every part of New Zealand, and Australian Colonies, and various Kuropeanites. Its curative and dopdrativo properties have been fully atteatod by the numerous testimonials received by the proprietor from patients who had loiik suffered from the above distressing maladies, who had applied in vain to physicians for relief, and in whose cases Turkish lialhs. Hot Springs, and other popular remedies had been resorted to without eltect. This celebrated medicine is compounded from products of the vegetable kingdom, is palatable and easily taken, mild, but cllectual, in its action upon the animal economy. It is,in sooth, a veritable Blood Ri&toickk, cleansing it, and thereby restoring diminished vitality. It nre sents, unquestionably, a purer, safer, better, and more reliable alterative medicine than any that lias hitherto been available to the people. The strongest recommendation for this medicine is its own intrinsic worth, as shown by the marvellous cures effected on well-known and much-respected members of our community. The best proof of this is to be found in the large number of testimonials received by the maker, thankfully acknowledging the complete restora tion of health experienced by using this panacea. At the request of those already cured, the Proprietor now brine's the Jii.onn Kkhtokkk more prominently before the public, in the sure and certain hope that iMaulilisini,' of the gifts of a merciful Providence will provo a great blessing tosul'foriiiK humanity, by curing long seated disease, and averting threatening sick ness. The want of a reliablo remedy for Rheu matism, &c. has long been felt as one- of the greatest calamities of the age. While other means and medicines have been proving them selves vain and delusive, this remedy has been silently and steadily unloosing the cruel lingers of disease, and treeing captive men from their deadly embrace. The peoploarenowrcqucsted to give the lii.oon Rkstorf.k a fair and im partial trial. And the Proprietor would havo it distinctly understood that tho cures of Rheu matism, &c, arc due entirely to this medicine's wonderful ellect upon tlio blood, by its cleansing, purifying, and invigorating power. Impurity and inactivity of the blood is the cause otjiiostsickncssandpain. After a course of this medicine, blood vessols—which have become, as it were, choked up with unhealthy matter—become exbilirant with pure scarlet lifo-blood, ilowing naturally along, and im parting in its course vigour and strength to tho entire system. Sold by Kemi'tiiouxr, Puossi:k& Co. (Now Zealand Drug Company); Hamilton- linos., Qucon-street; Mr J. Eoson, Chemist. Qucen streot; Mr C. Hkn'Deksox (late Hopkins), Queen-atreet Junction ; Mr Robinson, Chemist, Parncll; Mr Hill, Quocn-strcct; Mr Hudson, Victoria-street; Mr Faliavki.l, Otahuhu ;Mr Fallw •:.'.!„ Mr K. T. Gillman, Onohunga; BANDS & Co., Chemists, Waikato; Mr Hallidav, Symonds-atreet; Mr KiHKPATntctc, Kawakawa; Mr.l. MiRBINEK, Hokianga: Mr A. G. Hughes, Cambridge, Waikato, and all tbo Thames Chemists; Ij. D. Natiian & Co.; Mr Lennahd, Wade. Mn Alex. Eagleton, Hairdresser, of Qnocn strcct, Auckland, suirercd with a paralysed arm, with every indication of tho disease spreading through tho body. Tho doctors pronounced the ease hopeless, and friends believed his end was drawing near, when he was induced to give Hitchcns's Blood Itcstoror a trial, tho result buinff an immediate change for the better; and on continuing to take the medicine, ho was completely restored to health and strength. Mr D. R. CinanoLM. Agent for Mn Hitchen-s. Dear Sir,—lt is with heartfelt thanks that I am able to endorse tits sterling qualities of Mr HllchcnsV. invaluable blood Restorer. Being; Induced by Mr Dlaher, who spoke in eulogistic terms of its merits, to plncomy wife (who was sull'oriiiK very acutely with Rheumatic Fever) under its treatment, I am very happy to stale Ihe medicine has acted quite magical. After a fisw doses pain entirely ceased, and she isinaklng rapid progress, and id now enabled to resume , her household duties. Acting so beneficially. £ ' would not bo without such a valuable remedy, and should impress upon those who are similarly suffering not to overlook this specific, which is inestimable.—Bellove me, yours very sincerely. THOMAS BKOWX, Urlttania. Heiglita, Nelson. Jlaralti (near Howick), Auckland, 17th August, 18Si 'i'o It A. H. niTOHBNS,—Sir,—I had bom; for flvo years Buffering from an ulcerated leg, and after being twice under treatment in the Auck land Hospisal. without any improvement, i was induced to give your Blood Restorer a trial, and nm proud to say after four bottles, and the use of your Oinlmont, I became quite well. Please accept my %yarmest thanks, uthl give this what you publicity wish, that others may benefit thereby. — Yours most rc.-:tx:ctfttlly. CHARLES MORGAN, Maraiti. S|(eridnn-3trecl., off Wellington-street, Auckland, December 1,1882. Mr HITCnBSS : Dear Sir.--As you hai c asked me to describe my state at the time Mr McMillan recommended mo to use your Blootl Restorer, and the oiled that it had on me, I will simply say that whether it wii3 Lumbago, Bciatiea, or Paralysis that made mo so helpless, I do not know; but, at any rato, i was unable to stand for nine months, and had to be lifted like a baby, and my taste was entirely gone. Dr. said I had (in affection of the spine, and that I should neves hz-vc tho use of my limbs again. He brought another iuudic;il .man to see mo, and I was told that / would vvobabiv live only a ull-ort time, and it wan no use of their holdinfi ota fahe, hopes. I thanked them, and felt as they did. A.'r McMillan, living opposite, Inquired what v.:.a ihfi njsilter.and my husband told him. lie. at okgc iiaia, ': :.ot lisr inJroMr Jlite.hcns's Wood Restorer,im- ( beiiuve i.'iatwill put her all right." 1 ('id so. and after using the third bottle in the third week, I began to feel a change, pj'.d a tingling sensation in my limbs. Every snuaetjUGijt Ijotile seoniod to be doing me more good. The result ia i iial ::i'|cr ;i,l-infr eight bottles, 1 am now quite well, do my owii wash ing. i(.nd oil the housuworlc, and feel quite as wullas wlieiilfirsteamo to New Zealand five yejirs ago. I jxui alwuya liffnyy to toll people tho good you did me, for I am sura i miuuid ( ioi, now be well and hearty, but most likely in my grave, if. I lifid not put myself in your hands —I am. dear sir, youv» f(i:thfully, FLORA NICOL WItnGSS-HKNBY HAUT^pLu Mclb.m-siretH I have much pleasure In testifying to tha lierfeet accuracy of the abovo statement.—N. McJIIL,- LAN, Vulcan I/ane, Aucklantt, HA TT "H ITCHENS) • ±\.» lie JLL Abebcrombik-stree Auckland,



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Each box contains ono month's treat lll'irTlilW nc niICCN JMnnBCV O CTETC ment. 6s a box, or six boxca for 25a, sent by JUitU I lull Ur yuttn flSIUbhtJ M HttlS mu u prepaid on receipt of price. AUCKLAND, WK GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order received by THRiVJS STRiCTLY CASH. us for six boxes, accompanied with 2.55. wo will seDd tho purchaser our written guarantee to re fund tbe money if the treatment docs cot effect a oure. Guarantees issued only by . .. .'■. J, p. KINQ AND SONS, „ - . ~ , „ Chemists. CoaCllDilllUCrS, &C Queen-street. Auckland. miIAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY SOOTHING POWDERS *ACIURY CHILDREN CUTrLVG. TEET/L JAMES MAOKIE, Propkietok, VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND CAUTION TO rUROHASEHS. Repairs of every description in Wood and The value of this well-known Family Medicine Iron neatly <Mv.,r.<'d on the shortest notice. has been largulv tested in all parts of tlio world. Springs iwi-'in aml repaired. and by all grades of society, for upwards of Alwavaon ilii!,.'.— A htr.re qontlty of IJimps, fikty years. Its well-earned extensive salo also Iriininirk Kin-.[t« iuiil Spoke:), Reii Gum has induced spurious imitations, some of Felloes, ami Hobarl Town Hardwood. which in outward appkarakck so closely N.U.—Country Urde.s punctually at tended to resemblo tlio original as to havo deceived many Surchasers. Tho proprietor, therefore, feels it uo to tlio public to givo a speuiij caution ___^^-—_-. against tho use of such imitations. mimrcßJfr^T~~ ~~~~^ ': TgpßJSPsra Purchasers aro thereforo requested carefnlly fc_JKßßpaS«gixß|lf~*fcS sis :^\H>%^^R|j to observe Oio four following distinctive cliar- WaF^!f^^^^^^^^^^&fW 'VfTf* i man. Chemist, Wat.woiitii. Suruev, aro en- K^ T^S*w^T%^B 8 3clSBKV^^%Ca ifl? graved on the Government Stamp affixed to HraraiviuAV'^- * , ) "' S'&'^^S.J' 2nd—Knch Slnglo Powder has directions for bSSSS?'' WS^^^'Slf '^■'t-'r""^.^&&)§S 'he doso. and tho words John Stccdman, j^iVV" - i 4*i Chemist, Walworth, Sun-ey, printed thereon. \gjCwmsr< SJ%i^if%9t'\' % * JC,w>m^ 3rd—Tho namo Sleedmau is always spelt with 4th—Tho manufacture is carried on solely in l^^o/fS " J [fji * %<?0!t"¥$l Sold in Packets'by all Clioniists and Jlcdicino H^BSBB»RS«W!*M. sjL *S» j j Vcmlors, nt Is ljd to 2s 9(1 ench. »»•» -V ' Va*V<SS» Agents: Kkjiptiioknk, I'nossr.n axd Co., «MHißSßaH»^fc^^..-w*r^L.r?WKWWii^ Auckland, Wellington. Chrlatchurch, and Duncdia. EDWIN TT A R V I E, fkR, J. OOLLIS BROWNE'S -UL U CHLORODYNE, CARRIAGE AND RUGGY BUILDER. THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. HAS REiMOVED FROM UPPER QUEEN-STEKT TO UPPER quirSSS^XV^eT^h^SSSS SYAIOND9-STRKET, relief from pain and anguish, to calm and Ana hope* to retain all his old Customer and £S^S Oflr o e»^v^. tan^Sa^l dai?ltte gain some now. circulating systems of tho body, you will provide _________.„____««___«—__————■. yourself with that marvellous remedy discovered by Dr. J. Collis Browno (Lato Army Modieal CinnSHlitht Stafn, to which ho gavo tho namo of *"""""' CHLdRODYNE, and which is admitted by tho —■ _—^— —— ———• profession to bo tho most wonderful and Dvaluablo remedy over discovered. V V T T T CHLORODYNE is the best remedy known for • , „ ' Coughs, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma. GUNMAKKR. CIILORODYNE acts liko a charm in 251, QUEEN-STRKET, AUCKLAND DiarrhCßa, and is the only Bpecillo in Cholera and (Opposite the City Market}. Dysentery. 11 . CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short aU Estaulisiikd 1859. attacks of Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation, and T. .. „ ~; — 7, . . ~ , CHLORODYNE is the only pallative in Intending Buyers should inspect tho large Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Cancor, Tooth stock of Hrecch and Jluzzlc-loading Guns on ache, Meningitis, &c. hand. The.vwill sec the best value In Auek- From Symes& Co., Pharmaeoutical Chemists, land. Every 2"* thoroughly oxamtaed and Medical Hall Simla, Jnmniry 5, I.SSO. To J. T. guaranteed before delivery. HammorlessGuns lE"',,' Y sq", J3' n Ul' 0"? H'lssoll-streot, ;n «-,>, ,„, vi> ir,>t «t^i Po^mia i" ,n,i on Bloomsbury, London. Dear Sir,—We embrace with Siomon S Patent Steel Ban els 12 and 20 thi? opportunity of congratulating you upon Uio gaugo; Silver s Patent Anti-recoil Butt Plates; wide-suread reputation this justly esteemed Wcbley's Hull Dor and Irish Constabulary lie- medicine Dr J. 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Gun Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzles and Dysontry, Sptisms, Cramps, Neuralgia, lho Bells, Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Breech-loading Voniittngof PrcKimncy, and as a gonoral'scdii- Imiilomcnts, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery, Firo- live, that have neennvd unrlor 'our personal ' works, observation during many years. In Cholertiie REPAIRS Inclnding Browning and Re. SKmUscTV^haWMvitneSits ror'SinJ stocking, specially attended to, and satisfaction controlling power. Wo have never used any guaranteed. other form ot this medic-hie than Collis Browne's from a llrm conviction that it isdecWetllythebcsl D V V ITT nn<l illao n a SOIISQ v- 111 lwo owe to the GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, %£^2&sß&yft£ SiheTtlt^ci 251, QueeN-strkkt, Browne's is a ueuhiihate niiEAcn uf iwrtn AUCKLAND ON' ™E PAKTOP TUB CIIKMIBT TO l'ISE3(!l:il'l.::i (Opposite the City Market). t^U'W^ f f''S jfes "it' &*& . Society of Great Britain, His Excellency the ■■■■-—:— , .. . ST Viceroy's Chemists. li'OlllMOllircrV. BpiamhotUoantlß l!..l, 2s od, ta.nd, and lla -*1 "*"u""^ <- *J * each. Nono is genuir.u without the words "Dr ' —' —-—- J. Collis Browne's Chlorodpie" on thcGovcrn- mont stamp. Ovcrwhi.-lniing medical testimony K=»^^aliSSW- and Imitations ~:::?-l'y"at""iM1'MESiganfl''■" >tiolo Mmniftiotuvei-—J. T. DAVENPORT 3S ipS»£si> i !i Groat Russoll-street, Bloomsbury, London. P^l^ l •k' 'M Sewing rcg;iclii»cs. - ''« """^"SSfi [r^STABLTSHKO 1855.] ' '<* '^^t BY BI>ECIAII -^^^^^^^f AVPOW' nlKi>'!' ---j -- ' *=4= TRICYCLES! BICYCLES! BICYCLES! wj SEWING MACHINKS!! SEWINO MACHINES II JB. B L A I X I B, < »oh, men with sisters dear, 0 VIOTOMA-BTKEET. Oh, men with lovers and wives, liII'ORTKR OF BUNDERS' & FURNISH- Ruy a "DOMESTIC" Machine, and thoy ING It!ONMONGE.Ry Will thank you all their lives." Dinner ynoM Manupactorkjui, Indeed, nothing could bo moro acceiitable or Has for Sale, at Low Rates- unHablo aa v NKW YEAR PRESENT. 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