AUCKLAND RACING CLUB SUMMER MEETING.

First Day.

President: MrThos.Morrln. Vice-President: Mr John Kirkwood. Stewards: Messrs J. M. Clark, J. Kußsell, J. H. M. Carpenter, H. P. Barber, Thomas Williamson, J. Dilworth, E. Mitehelson, M.H.K.: H. Henderson. Judge: Mr Robt. Graham. Startci: Mr Thos. Stephens. Treasurer: Mr John Marehall. Clerk of the Scales: Mr F. \V. Marks. Clerk of the Course: Mr T. A. Brown. Secretary: Mr W. Percival.

The summer racing carnival of the Auck land Racing Club was inaugurated yester day, and though the weather was un favourable, the attendance was one of tho largest yet scon on tho Ellerslie course. The heavy rain that had fallen on Wednes day left the turf very slippery, and at the back of the course, near tho cutting, the "going"wasveryheavy. Thenewtotalisator arrangements were excellent and the terrible rush and crush of former gatherings was avoided. In several of th c races the tickets woro £2, and this seems to have bad the effect of curtailing speculation. Perhaps the Club in future will see that it will be to their advantage to make a uniform charge of £1. The train ran at frequent intervals, but the railway arrangement wore far from perfect, and there was a gt-eat deal of grumbling. The racing was, ob tho whole, good, but they resulted mostlyjin a series of surprises. The scratching ofAVel come Jack an hour before tho Cup rip ex cited considerable comment. Mr Ppbrov accompanied the scratching with a letter to tho stewards, stating that an impression had fot abroad that if Administrator *n, his orso was not wanted. Some members of tho Club had stated that Welcome Jaak would bo watched carefully, and if there/was the slightest ground for suspicion of the horse not boing riddon but, ho would be'disquali iied. He had intended to start /Welcome Jack and win if ho coyld, but owing to tho state of the course, coupled with the fact that his horse pas bad in heavy going, as well as the njmours that had prevailed, ho found the Ally alterna tive was to scratch his horse.] The result of tho Cup created genuine/enthusiasm, and tho groat majority of jibe sporting public expressed deiight at me manner in which the "pot "of the defer party had been upset. There was a lafge number of bookmakers in the paddock/ and very fair odds were laid—in some instances the odds being better for backers thai tho totalisator dividends. Tho following tre the details of the several events:— / Maiden Plate of lOOsov/, with a sweep stakes of 3sovs. each,to go to second horse. For three-year-Mds and upwards. Weight for age. Distance, 1_ miles. J. Alwell's b m Linda, byMusket—Jenny Lind, 4 yrs, Bst KM (lib over), J. Laing / I J. Gallagher's b c Reviver, 7st 121b (A. Williams) I ... 2 A. McKinnon's blk c <Jast Ashore, 3yrs, 7stl3lbs(llbover|'Wilmott 3 Also ran : Vortex, a|ed, 9st 41b (Byers); The Clown, 3 yrs, 7ft 121b (Collins); Tor pedo, 3 yrs, 7st 121tf(T. Taylor). Betting: 2to 1 Ulown, 3 to 1 Torpedo, 5 to 1 Revolver, (J tou Linda, 10 to 1 others. Revolver was thi first to get away, but just before reaching the stand Vortex went to tho front, Revivor occupying second rilace, with Lindathird, and Torpedo last. In the cutting, Cortex foil back, Linda being taken to tlrf front, with Revolver and Cast Ashore in clbee attendance. Tho trio raced together 6r about ono furlong, when Linda came awai', and won as she liked by several lengths+Revolver,who swerved two or three times ii the straight, boing second, and Cast Ashjro four lengths off, third. Torpedo, who/ was lame when he started, broke down, a»d The Clown pulled up when half the distance had been traversed. Time, 2.53... Totallator dividend, £6 7s. Tiie Midsummer Stakes of 200sovs., with a sweepstakes of ssovs. each, to go to second hose. For two-year-olds ; colts, Sst 101b ; lilies, Bst 51b. Distance, 6 fur longs. I J.Marshall'/brcThunderbolt by Musket —LockeWSutherland) ... ... 1 Robertson'/ b colt by Musket—Slander (Wattle/ .. ... 2 C, H. Lyshington's eh f Lioness, by Leolinu/—Miss Laura (G. Williams)... 3 Also rarj: Lionel, by Leolinus—Petro leuse - (Hiller), Derringer, by Mus ket — libsalie (McMinnimim), Nemesis by St J Georgo—Fleurange (Rudings); Rosebud by Musket—Rosarina(T. Taylor). Bettiig : 7 to 4on Slander colt ; 3 to 1 Thundtfbolt; 4to 1 Rosebud ; 5t06 to 1 tho others. The of Derringer and Rosebud were fi/st to show in front, but by the timo the foftr furlongs post had been reached Slandir coltand Thunderbolt took command of affiirs, Lioness and Rosebud being close up rathe leaders. Entering the straight whiji were out, but Thunderbolt gradually diewahead, anddespite theeffortsof Wattie, won.easily from the .Slander colt, Lioness beitfe a fair third. Time, 1.21, but private watihes mado it 1,19. Totalisator dividend, £3 m. Auckland Cup (Handicap) of OCOsovs., ilded to a sweepstakes of 15sovs. each ; jecond horse to receive lOOsovs., and third horso 50sovs. out of the stakes. For three-year-olds and upwards. Dis tance, 2| miles. B. Horsford's- eh g The Poet, aged, by 7 Anteros-Fancy, 6st 121b(G. Williams) 1 Jl. O'Brien's b g Normanby, Gyrs, 6st I 121b (Peters) 2 fV. Somtnerville's br f Woodnymph, f 3yrs, sst 121b (Mollroy) ... ... 3

Also ran : P. F. Tancred's m h Adminis trator, syrs, 7st 21b (T. Taylor); W. Bob bett's br h Libeller, aged, 7st (E. Vailo); W. K. Carter's b g Alaric, Oyrs, 6st (Dodd). Botting :—6 to 4on Administrator, sto 1 against The Poet, 6 to 1 Libeller, 8 to 1 Woodnymph, 10 to 1 Normanby, 20 to 1 Alaric.

The field were dismissed in front of stand to an excellent start, and as soon as they had settled down, Poet, Administrator, and Libeller took command of affairs, Alaric being last. As they swept round the turn, Woodnymph's colours became prominent, but by the timo the mile post was reached, Administrator, who was going strongly, ran into second position, Poet still being at tho head of affairs. At the cutting tho order was—Libeller first, Woodnymph second, and Poet third; but just before reaching the stand the first time round Libeller fell back and The Poet and Wood nymph took up the running, Administrator being fourth, closely attended by Norman by, Alaric last.. At the cutting Wood nymph fell back, and Administrator was taken up to the leaders, but he soon .died away, and four furlongs from home The Poet and Normanby were racing together, with Woodnymph third, and Administrator fourth. In this order thoy led into the straight, and The Poet coming on full of winning won easily by four or five lengths, Normanby and Woodnymph being separated by an equal distance. Adminis trator was fourth, Libeller fifth, and Alaric last. Timo, 4.18^. Totalisator dividend (£2 tickets), £7 ss.

Handicap Hurdle Race, of lOOsovs., with a sweepstakes of 3so'vs. each, to go to second horse. Over nine flights of hurdles. Distance, 2J miles. W. Proffiitt ns or g Macaroni, by Gladiator, aged, 9st 71b (O'Connor) ... 1 J. Chadwick's br g Exchange, aged, 10st 71b (Wattie) 2 H. W. Maxwell's.br g King, aged, list 51b (E.Williams) ... 3

Also ran : Barbary, aged, list (Lyford); Azim, aged, list (Bishop); Minuet, aged, lOst 121b (Heaton); Wideawake, aged 10st 71b (Edgecumbe).

Betting :—3 to 1 Macaroni; 4 to 1 King and Barbary; 6 to 1 Exchange; 8 to 1 Azim ; 10 to 1 Wideawake.

When the flag went down, Minuet jumped off with the lead, Barbary, Azim,- and Macaroni being close in attendance. At the head of the course, Minuet .went to the front, Barbary second, Macaroni third, Exchange bringing up the rear. Minuet led past tho stand, followed by Macaroni and Wideawake; but at the bottom turn, Minuet was done with, and Wideawake took up the running, and led round the back of the course and into the top stretch. At this point, Macaroni get on terms with him, and Exchange and King came to the front, and after a good race in the straight between the three, Macaroni succeeded in winning by two lengths. Time, 4,53. Totalisator dividend (£2 tickets), £6 15?. Railway Plate of lOOsovs. For two-yoar olds and upwards. Weight for ago Distance, three quarters of a mile. J. Pilbrow's b h Welcome Jack, by Tra ducer—Miss Flatt, 5 yrs., 9st lib (Clifford) ... 1 J. Marshall's b c Derringer, 2 yrs., 6st 91b (Byers) o H. Horsford's eh m Minerva, syrs, Sst lOlb(Wattie) ... i^ ... .... 3

These were the only starters.. The betting was any odds on Welcome Jack, who. led from the start, and won as he-liked; Time, 1.22. Totalisator divi dend, £16s.

Christmas Handicap, of lOOsovs, with a sweepstakes of 3sovs each, to go to second horse. Distance, li miles, J. Pilbrow'sh h Ugly Buck, by Traducer —Hammock, 3yrs, 7st 121b (A Smith) 1 Robertson's br c Carbineer, 3yrs, 7st 21b, (including 21b over-weight) (Vaile) 2 J. Alwell's eh m Victoria, 4yrs, 6st 101b, (W. Laing) ... ... ... ...'' 3

Also ran: Fishgirl, 4yrs, 7st 71b (T. Taylor); Mitrailleuse, 4yrs., 7st 121b (Sutherland); Pipi, aged, 7st 21b (Thorpe); The Painter, syrs, 7st 2_lb (including' 2_lb overweight), G. Williams; Witiora 6yrs, 6iit 101b (Byers). I Betting: 3 to 1 Mitrailleuse and Car bineer; 4 to 1 Ugly Buck; 5 to 1 Witiora; 10 to 1 The Painter.; 15 to 1 others.

This race was run in heavy rain, and it was very hard to distinguish the colours of the jockeys. After Victoria had bolted for about half-a-mile, and there had been several breaks away, thelotweredespatched to a fairly good start. The Painter was first to show prominently, Uglvßuck occupying next position, with Witiora last." The Fainter continued to lead until entering the straight for home, when he cried enough, and Victoria went to the front, closely pressed by Car bineer. Here Ugly Buck was called on, and coming through his horses won easily at the finish. Time, 2min. 26sec. Totalis ator divided, £3 9s,

TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRA TION.

The annual temperance demonstration topk place in tho Domain yesterday, and repre sentatives of the variouß lodgea assembled

at tho corner of Vincent and Pi.t-streete.at 10 a.m., as follows:—Total Abstinence Society, Independent Order of Rechabites, Grand Lodge Executives, Star of Newton, Victoria, Ark of Eden, Hope of Manukftu, Nil Desperandum (Otahuhu), David Living stone ; New Zealand Order—Sir Henry Havelock, Excolsior, Harbinger of Peace, and Bands of Hope, and Blue Ribbon Army. The procession was headed by the field marshal and four deputies, after whom came the Onohunga Brass Band. The pro cession marched down Hobson-street, Victoria, Albert, Custom-house, Vintent, Queen, Wellesley, Symonds-streete, Kyber Pass, Grafton Road, and Park Road to the Domain Cricket Ground, where the proces sion included between 400 and 500 persons. Speeches were delivered from the jmvilion by Mr T. Peacock, T. B. Hill, and Newman, after which the sports were proceeded with, The following were the results :— Maiden Race, 150 yds. First prize, £3 j second, £2 ; third, £I.—Woods and C. Box ran a dead heat, Danks3.

Demonstration Handicap,- 3 . stage?; distance, 150, 220, and 440 yds. Fhk prize, £10; second prize, £3; third prize, £I.—Result: Box, 15 points, 1; Woods,18 points, 2; Cosson, syds., 3. The handicaps were : Box,l2yds. at 150; 16yds. at 220; ond 30 yards at 440; Woods, 10yds;at 150; 13yds. at 220; and 26yds. at 440: Coflsbh, syds. at 150 ; 7yds. at 220; and Byds at 440. One Mile Handicap. First prize, £5; second prize, £2; third prize, £I.—Shaw, scratch, I; Cosson, 45yds., 2 ; Rao, 30yds., 3, Time, 4mins 40secs. ;: s-

Walking Match, 2 miles handicap. First prize, £5; second prize,l £2; third prize, £I.—Goodman, scratch, 1; Bhaw, 70yds., 2 ; Ramsey, 200 yds., 3. ' Hurdle Race Handicap. First.pr&, £3; second prize, £2 ; third prize,. £I.— Rao, 15yds., 1; Cutler, 12yds., 2; White side, scratch, 3. .. Three-legged Race. First prize, £2; second prize, £1: third prize, 10s.—Cullen and Rao, 1; Reid and McGonagle, 21; W. Box and Hogan, 3. '/'"_ '"'.J Temperance Handicap, 220ydg.-fFi&i prize, £3; second prize, £2; third prize, £1. C. Box, 18yds, 1; Rowe, 22yds, 2; Shaw, 16yds, 3. Delegates' Handicap, 150 yds. .— First prize, £3; second prize, £2 ; third prize, £1. Chalmers, 14yds, 1; C. Box, _ 2yds, 2. Rotherham (scratch) and McGregor (scratch) tied for third-place; they conse quently ran off, when Rotherham won. ''": Secretaries' Handicap, 220yds'.—Fire! prize, £3; second prize, £2; third prize, £1. Chalmers, 14yds, 1; Rowe; Byds, 2 Rotherham, scratch, 3, '" AAI; Old Men's Race, 150yds.—First prize, £2; second prize, £1; third prize, 10s Bonnar, 1; Newton, 2 ; Anderson, 3. A.' Boys 'Race (under 16).—First prize, £1 second prize, 10s ; third prize, ss; Purdio 1; Roberts, 2 ; Cummins, 3. ;...-.-. Boys' Race (under 14).—First prize, £1 second prize, lOss ; third prize, 5s ; Roberts 1; Blewden, 2 ; Bennett, 3.

Girls' (under 16). —First prize, £1 second prize, 10s; third prize, ss..Mis] Andrews, 1; Miss Wickham, 2; Miss C Wittle, 3. . .JT

Girls (under 14).—First priae, £1; seconc prize, 10s; third prize, ss. L, Hall, 1; A Rogers, 2; C. Smith, 3. At

Mr W. W. Simons was judge, MrC. B King starter, and Mr R. Ellis' handicapper The sports concluded amidst a heavj downpour of rain. The procession *re formed shortly after 5 p.m., marched,%< the top of Kyber Pass Road, and their, broke up. , .... «.

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Auctions. NOTICE. I "yiLLA QITES! yiLLA OITES ! ■yiLLA QITES ! "J3EMUERA. A SYNDICATE HAVING PURCHASED Tnß WELL KNOWN AND VALUABLE PROPERTY (AT ' HEMUKRA), OF THE HON. J. WILLIAMSON, R. C. Greenwood l HAS RECEIVED INSTRUCTIONS TO CUT IT OPINIO "y^illa and tVesidence oites, AND OFFER TITEM FOR SALE BY AUCTION AT THE OPERA HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21 AT NOON. Those who wish i or Maosif icx n t View s, Healthy Locality, Close Proximity to Tow^*, Three Minutes from Railway Station, Gas and Water, Choicely Planted Allotments, besides being in the pick of the rising and fashionable district of* REMUERA, Would do well to VIEW THIS PROPERTY, aB there is no other property anywhere around Auckland that lias so many advantages to recommend it to tho public as this has. THE ALLOTMENTS .ARE OF GOOD .i-.^A SIZE, nnd will bo offered for positive salo on Wednesday, 21st January, 1885, IN THE OPERA HOUSE, AUCKLAND, AT NOON. Terms will bo made easy. •t ; Plans in course of preparation. N.B.—The Grounds aro open for inspection, and anyono wishing for a choice, romantic spot to picnic in during the holidays are at liberty to nsnko use of them for that purpose. At the same time the owners respectfully request that, no damage be dono to any of the flowering treoß or shrubs. R. C. GREEK WOOD, Auctioneer. : FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, AT NOON, BY ORDER OF THE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. A IT SIBBIN'S MARtTqUEEN-STREET. 4 VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS AT NORTHCOTE, three minutes' walk from the Wharf, adjoining tho residence of G. N. Brassey, Esq., and opposite Captain Slattery'a new Dwclling-houso, being Lots 22, 23,12, and All 66CL-X 132 ft. each. Nos. 23 and 42 are Corner Allotments. Will bo Leased for 21 years. HALF THE VALUE WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE HOUSES AT THE END OF THE ••' -.j .;";;„.,., LEASE. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. CONSEQUENT on the Holidays, there _wiU"be no Horse Sals on FRIDAY or FRIDAY - HUNTER & NOLAN. HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIR . "ICT E XT: W O 0 L S A L E AT THE DUPAM Y>»^ ' -; 12, _>^*^*^ At 2 O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. J7IOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, __■-:_■ . every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, -'-.-• '. , HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS ■■' HUNTER AND NOLAN FOR' PR IVA T E SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS U LN LOTS TO - SUIT PURCHASERS l Farm Lots from 20 acres and upwards, near Pukekoho Station; from £710s to £10 an acre, j Farm, Lot 130, Awitu, containing 123 acres! securely fenced; Is near other homesteads, and good land ;£2 an acre. , . ~.. ,-,i -Farm of 1150 acres on the Pukekoho Hill, "ad joining that of Mr Jacob Wrights; considerably Improved; £8 an acre. ' A first-class Farm, half-way between.Kihlklhl and To AWamutu, containing 588 acres, with choice apple orchard. Available and Fertile Farmsj ranging from 1,500 to 10,000 acres, at prices varying with im provements from £1 to £7 an acre. : ALFRED BUCKLAND. "PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. ■_' Crown Lnndß Office, ' A' Auckland, December 22,1884. <» It Is hereby notified that the Tolls leviable at the Toll-gate, Tamaki Bridge, near Panmure, for the twelve calendar months commencingthe Ist day of January, 1885, will be offered For Sale by Public Auotion at the Mart of Messrs Tonks and Co., Quoen-street, Auckland, on TUES . DAY, the 30th instant, at 12 o'olock noon. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner Crown Lands. i Note.—Conditions of salo may be seen at this office, and at Meßßrs Tonks and Co.'s Auction Mart, Queen-street. AHBISTMAS H AM S, A,. ~,■' R. REW Begs to inform customers that the CHRISTMAS HAMS have just arrived and are In splendid i condition. Best quality Canterbury .. Is por lb. A „ „ Lecal .. .. 10d„ „ R E W * S GENERAL GROCERY AND PROVISION •STORES, VIOTORIA-STREKT. . , DR E W &. 0 o.'S,' SEAMAN'S OUTFITTING AND JEWELLERY ESTABLISHMENT (Under Sailorß' Rest), WHARF, AUCKLAND. !■■■.- And at Elizabeth-street, Melbourne. BiSAD. READ. READ, The Far-famed Erhardt Hunting English Lever, In Sterling Silver Cases, at £3.10s each. ■j The World-renowned Rothetham English i rt_Levor,£4los. " . ' J vWaltham Levers, £3, American Hunting Levers, in Silver Cases, £2 Bb. ' Ladies' Gold and slyer Goods at Unheard Prices. REMEMBER. REMEMBER, - Every Watch Guaranteed for three years. -~- Sent to any part of New Zealand Post Free. ,_ A Competent Workman kept on the promises vilor all kinds ot Repairs at Melbourne Charges. ;'.Pleaßo forwardPoßt-offlce Order. ■ .Note the address— ■ DREW & CO., .^ -WHARF,, AUCKLAND. Ana l£TA.r.AiMTH.flTO__iir.T Melbourne. "F°SJ^^^TE SALE> Victoria- WWi-s. ft!i?™ot iztoV Baria f9 °Ui*t.Bo^ »?



mHE HAY MARKET. Tho Holidays will provent Sales being hold on FRIDAYS for tho next two weeks. ALFRED BUCKLAND. mHE REMUERA CATTLE FAIR [ALTERATION OF DAY-CONSEQUENT ON THE HOLIDAYS.] WILL BE nnLD ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, AND ALSO ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 29. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1885. ANNUAL SALE OF THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS, MARES, AND DRAUGHT HORSES, THE PROPERTY 01? THE NKW ZEALAND STUB AND THDIGREE COMPANY, MESSRS HUNTER"AND NOLAN, In conjunction with MR ALFRED BUCKLAND, HAVE received instructions from the New Zealand Stud and Pedigree Stock Co. to hold their SECOND ANNUAL SALE or THOROUGHBRED YEARLINGS, MARES, AND DRAUGHT HORSES, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1885, ON THE GROUNDS OF THE AUCKLAND AGRI CULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, When thoy will dispose of about fifty horses. Catalogues of whioh are to bo seen at the Star Oflico, or will bo forwarded on application to the Auctioneers, Amongst those to be sold are tho following :— Brown Yearling Filly, by Musket, from Erioyna Chestnut Yearling Colt, by Anteros, from Fancy Bay Yearling Filly, by Cadogan, from Crinoline Brown Yearling Colt, by Muskot, from Titania Brown Yoarllng Filly, by Musket, from Moon- Bay Yearling Colt, by Musket, from Pulchra Brown Yearling Colt, by Muaket, from Pearl Ash Bay Yearling Filly, by Muskot from Madcap Brown Yearling Filly, by Musket, from Hannah Brown Yearling Colt, by Cadogan or Muskot, from Florenoe McCarthy Bay Yearling Colt, by Anteros, from Atalanta Bay yearling Colt, by Rand wick, from Eprf ume Cheßtnut Yearling Filly, by Anteros, from Tros Deuce Brown Yearling Colt, by Anteros, from Lady Mary Chestnut Yoarllng Colt, by Anteros, from Naiad Chestnut Yearling Colt, by Fovo. from Lyra . Bay Yearling Colt, by Cadogan, from Mits Laura Bay Yearling Colt, by Apremont, from Nelly Moore Chestnut Yearling Colt, by Cadogan, from Lure Chestnut Yearling Colt, by Cadogan, from Pctrolousc Bay Yearling Filly, by Cadogan, from Stoppe Bay Yearling Colt, by Apremont or Musket, from Fairyland Merry Katie, by Feve, from Dundee's Katie undee's Katie, by Dundee, from Rambling Katie Brown Yearling Colt, by Muaket, from Medea The well-known pedigrees, together with the fashionablo breeding of tho Company, requires no comment from the Auctioneers, but this opportunity mußt recommend itself to everyone desirous of obtaining really good blood. A SELECTION OF DRAUGHT FILLIES AND GELDINGS. SPECIAL TRAINS AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. LUNOiIEON AT ONE O'CLOCK. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7. WOOL SALE. THE Undersigned will hold his Third Salo on Wednesday, 7th January, consist ing of 40 0 B A L E S. ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. PAPAKURA, WEDNESDAY, Deo. 31 ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. '■ ... -— * ALFRED BU.CICiAND. pHKISTMAS TpRUITS. *- ~~~~* A Cable Address: I Telephone Exchange: "Eagle," Auckland. I No. 55, jdHl¥ BUCHANAN,-'1/ WHOLESALE GROCER, TEA, COFFE, SPICE, and PROVISION MERCHANT,. CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND, Begs to announce that he has JUST RECEXVED, . , '.".- Ex s.a. Coptic, HIS FIRST SHIPMENT ■ . OF NEW SEASON'S FRUITS. NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW A_ SEASON'S- FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, NEW SEASON'S ERUPTS, NEW SEASON'S FRUITS, COMPRISING— MUSCATEL RAISINS SULTANA RAISINS IMPERIAL FRENCH [PLUMS ELEME FIGS CURRANTS TO ARRIVE (expected in a few days), Ex s.s. Kaikotjra, BARCELONA NUTS ' JORDAN ALMONDS SHELL ALMONDS VALENCIA RAISINS SAMPLES ON VIEW AT THE WAREHOUSE. J J'°HN J**» UCHA NA N, r^^^^iUSTOM&STREEiy *



THE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD ING, BASH. AND DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). WHOLK3ALK DEALERS IK TIMBER, DOORS, SASHES, AND TURNERY. SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALE LOIS, From Bush Mills, by direct delivery, at any Publio Wharf In Auokland, BUILDING MATERIAL IN EVERY FORM, including MOULDINGS. And from Mechanics' Bay Yard and Faotory. TIMBER, MOULDINGS, DOORS, SASHES, SPECIAL JOINERY, FRETWORK, AND TURNERY. IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS, OONTBAOTOBS, CABINETMAKERS, AND JOINERS. A SPECIALLY SELECTED STOCK OF JOINERS' TIMBER, From tho Conmany's Tairua Mill, thoroughly seasoned and ready for working up, is always kept in Stock at-ilcchanics' Bay Yard, and can bo scoured In Lots to suit Customers' requirements. TAIRUA TIMBER Is well known as the BEST JOINERS' TIMBER in the MARKET STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Afforded by arranukmknt in mkchaniw' Bay Yard. SORTING-UP ORDERS Exeonted from Mechanics' Bay Yard with out delay. QUOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS On application at MECHANICS' BAY OR CUSTOMS-STi"- partnershTp^ The undorsigned having Dissolved Partner ship, are offering the whole of their ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC. Also, LEATHER OF ALL KINDS. GRINDERY, SO., amounting in value to £19,000, at tho following prices:— . s.d. Men's Watertights, usual price 12s 6d.. 8 8 Men's Bi.ucnicßS, usual prico 8a Gd .. 4 8 Men's Balmorals, usual prico 13s Gd .. 9 6 Men's Elastic Sides, usual prioe lis ..8 0 Women's Elastic Sides usual price 10s 6d.. _ _ _ 6 6 Men's Shoes, usual prico 10s Gd .. ..0 8 Youths' Boots, usual price Ge Gd .. „ 10 Ladies' Kid Button, usual price 13s .. SO Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 8s 6d.. 6 0 Ladies' Kid EfcASTics, usual price 10s 8d 5 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual prico 10s 9d 6 8 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price lis - 7 8 Ladies'Pkunklla,Jusuji 1 price, Ss Od .. 5 9 Ladies' Prunella, usual price 10s Gd .. 6 B Ladies Shoes, usual price 10s Gd „ .. 6 6 Ladies' Shoes, usual price lis Gd .. .. 7 8 Ladies' Kid Elastics (high-legged), usual price 12s Gd: 7 9 Ladies' Kid Button, usual price lis Gd .. 10 8 Ladies' Button Shoes, usual price 10s 6d 7 9 Girls' Elastic Sides, usual prioe Is 6d .. 2 6 Girls' Elastic Sides, usual price Ga6d.. 3 8 Girls' Elastic, usual price 7a Gd .. 1 6 Child b Shoes, usual price 3s .. ~ 1 8 The above aro only a few lines, as space will not permit us to give a full prico list. The abovo salo is the largest and most genuine ealo of Boots, Shoes, &c„ over held in Now Zealand, GARRETT BROS., WAKKFIELD-STREET OAPERHANGINGB, W. PHILLIPPS & SON HAVE RECEIVED, EX LATE ARRIVALS 185-P A C X A G E S-185 00NTAIWN8 66,000 ROLLS OF PAPERHANGINGS, CONSISTING Or NEW PATTERNS For Drawing, Dining, Bed-rooms, '___J» nd Staircase, suitable for the Manal** . Cottage. BEAUTIFUL DKSIGN%_,___ _, AND BEST VALUE EVKEWWRED IN PAPERHAN»*«GS' .18-PACKAGES-916 (3 OR IMB AND HESSIANS PLATE AND SHEET GLASS, WHITE LEAD, OILS, TURPS, VARIABLES, AND ALL TRADE SUNDRIEST W. PHILLIPPS & SON, 06 and 97, Queen-street. chaklxs heskeie.j [alex. txskxs, HESKETH AND AITKEN aro glad to Inform their Customers and the Public generally that having sold the whole of their last year's Stock of Clovers, etc. thoy are in a position to Offer an Entirely-New Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, frem Lon don, and per Mall Steamer from San Francisco, as under, all current season's growth, consisting WHITE CLOVER (Trefollum repens) RED CLOVERJTrefoIIum pretens) ALSYKE CLOVER (Trefollum hybridal COWGRASS (Trefollum perenne) SCARLET CLOVER (Trefollum Incarnatnml TREFOIL (Medicago supulina) «•"■"--""■ LUCERNE (Medicago sativa) ALFALFA (Medicago Chillana) TIMOTHY (Phleura Prateuis) CRESTED DOGSTAIL (Cynosnrut erlstalos) MEADOW FOXTAIL (Alopecurus pretensis) SHEEPS. FESCUE (Festucaovina) WOOD MEADOW GRASS (Poa nemoralli) PgAttU^musScnxtedert, *f BAT-TAIL (Sporobolns elongates) RYE-GRASS (Solemn perrene sempervlrens) COCKSFOOT (Dactylisglomerata) •PURPLE. Md GREEN TOP ABERDEEN DEVONSHIRE GREY STONE, WHITE STONE, AND GLOBE TURNIPS BWEDE TURNIPS '■vaauro .They are also Agents for the Bonednit a* Manufactured by the Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and Bone Phosphates, Potato and Grass Manures, Peruvian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, and other Artificial Manures; Oats. Maize, Barley, Beans. Pease; Coarse, Fine, and Rock.Salt, Cobra, and Unseed Cake | New Zealand Flax and Tow. etc DEVONPORT LIVERY AND Bai.lT STABLES. CHANGE OF PROPRIETORY. " I BEG to intimate that I have disposed of my Coach and Omnibus Business to Messrs DAVIS BROTHERS, and trust that the support so generously accorded mo in the past will be continued to my successors. Thanking all patrons for their support. I recommend tho Mesßrs Davis as well qualified to manage and develop the trade. F. J. QUICK. Auckland, 13th November, 1881. T\ A V I S BROTHERS, COACH PROPRIETORS. DEVONPORT, Beg to announoo that having purchased the business lately carried on at North Shore by Mr F. J. Quick, with the Horses and Carriages, they have amalgamated* the same with tneir own Business, and arc now carrying it on in all the branches. Omnibuses between Devonport and Lake Takapuna as usual. All kinds of Carriagos, Saddle Horses for Ladies or Gentlemen, always ready for Hire. 'Busses, Drags, &c„ Supplied for Picnio Parties. Goods delivered by Drays or Spring Carts, Removals Undertaken and Cartage Contracts entered into. . ' - ..... Davis Brothers hope by close attention to business and moderate charges to secure the publio confidence and Bupport. Devonport, 13th November. 1881. OACH FROM DEVONPORT TO LAKE TAKAPUNA. Additional Runs, to meet the convenience of the Publio. TIME-TABLE. Coach leavoß Devon- Coaoh Leaves Lake port Post-omce. School-house. 8.20 a.m. 9.5 a.m, 10.30 .. U. 15 ~ 2 p.m. 2.45 p.m, 180 „ 5.13 „ Sundays. 11. 0 a.m. U. 15 a.m. 8 p.m. 5 p.m. DAVIS BROTHERS. Proprietors. pEESTS OF DRAWERS Very Handsome Chests ol Drawers, In Rloh Mottled Kauri, are now seUing at the following prices for Cosh:—The Dnke of Edinburgh Chest 1 of Eight Drawers (the bonnet drawer richly {anelfed with totara, bird, and rewa rewa) JS6 Os; Five Drawer Chests, £4. The above articles have always given great satisfaction, and be come more beautiful with ago. W.NORRIE, Top of Shortland-street, THAMES CARRIAGE AND DRAY FAOTORY. JAMES MACEIB, Proprietor, ■VICTORIA-STREET B.ABT, 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 m^m^^^______m m___ M ___ a _ a _ a



JB. B L A I X I E, • . Victoria-street, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIRECT FEOM MANUFACTURERS, Has For Sale, at Low Rates, Carpenters' Tools Noils, Looks, Hugos Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, in great Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpieces (Largest Stock in Auckland) Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno Slate, Cement, and Plaster. INSPiirf-I'l*"' to**"- 11' rl TP E A O O C X, • . OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER, Shortland-street. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Spectacles and Eye-glasses of every kind; mi accurate fit guaranteed Opera Glasses or superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses and Microscopes, powerful and oheap Theodolites, Mining Compasses, Drainage Levels Abney Levels, Prismatic Compasses Drawing Instruments, Scales, Parallel Rulers Ships' Logs Sextants, Compasses, Binnacles Barometers, Thermometers, Hydrometers Electric Bells, Batteries, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Medical Machines Magic Lanterns and Slides, Hand Magnifiers Stereoscopoa and Slides, Graphoacopes Steam Guages and Tubing, Salinometers Amateur Photographic Cameras JUST RECEIVED—SeIf-registering Anorold Barometers INSTRUMENTS OF EVERY KIND REPAIRED. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE. J) # E V I T ff, _____$>*$%_. GUNMAKER. J^^^^^^^^ QUESN - SISK9, X iffllJ^^^^ AUOKXAND mi^^^W^ (Opposite the City Market), t _ti@___igj\ Established 1868, B_§:''s'ilili._y\S Intending Buyera should in- Brf'4»i«llKf J Bp6ot tQe stock of &iWkWSpr-~' Breeoh and, MuEzlo-loadinn 6__i_&%!sy[ Guns on hand, They will see §_f tho best value Ik Auckland. mfflP Every gun thoroughly eiamin _Jß_w •* and guaranteed before dill- Hh Hammerless Guns, with Slemen. ggl Patent Steel Barrels, 13 and 30 Bang* | \_____\m Silver's Patent Anti-recoil Butt Plate«| HS WeUoy's Bull Dog and Irish Consta mm bulary Re vol vers, also his New Patent MM Self-extraotlng Revolver i Kynooh'i Jmm Patont " Perfect" Reloading Metallic w_i CartridgeCaseßand Crimpers; Elev'i ra Revolver Ammunition and Metalllo Ba* Cartridge Cases; Newcastle Chilled Shoti Curta and Harvey and Pigon Wllk's and Laurence's Gunpowder; Eley's Wadding and Cartridge Casoa ; Powder Flasks, Shot Pouohoa, Same Bagi, Gun Cases, Cartridge Belts, Qua Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzle* and Bells, Saloon' Rifles, Air Canes, Breeoh-loading Implements, Fishing Taokle, Cutlery, Fir* irorki. REPAIRS, including Browning and Re voking, epoolallr attended to, and sattefaotloa Kranteed. ________ iii V All, OUNMAKSIB ft IMFOBTUH. Ml. Our ' * — W. L ■ * & BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, tram doors above " star " offio*. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Ikburancm and Mmura Rkoistxb Boon Specially Ruled and Bound. Mutdo, Magazines, Public Libraries, and Sun ,..;/-. day Sohool Books well bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS. ; Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Book, i Re-bound. . , q , W n awn n„nr» Mn.in t.nn t9



ALWAYS TO THE FRONT!! Grand Illumination To-Night, FROJVf 7 TILL 10. — Samuel Ooombes & Co. Respectfully invite their Customers and tho Publio generally to INSPECT THEIR FIRST GRAND EXHIBITION FOR THE SEASON OF Beautiful Continental & English Millinery, COSTUMES, COLONIAL MANUFACTURED CLOTHING, Etc , Etc., Etc., Which will be placed in the Windows, Canada Buildings, QUEEN STREET, THIS EVENING, AMONG THE NOVELTIES WILL BE A FAITHFUL REPRESENTATION OF THE MAHDI OF SOUDAN AND HIS SECRETARY IN THEIR WAR PAINT. THE EXHIBITION OPENS AT SEVEN AND CONTINUES TILL TEN O'CLOCK. ALL ARE INVITED. NO CHARGE. THESE WONDERS WILL BE AFTERWARDS DISPOSED OF ON THE ART PRINCIPLE. B_ COOMBSS & €0. HAVING JUST PURCHASED THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF MADE-UP ROBES AND COSTUMES OF A. CLARK & SON, WILL OFFER THE SAME. WONDERFUL BARGAINS in ROBES and DRESSES. S. COOMBES & CO., Canada Buildings, Queen Street.



| [KSTABLISHKD 1855.J 11Y SPECIAL .^fH^^^^APPCHNTMBNT WH. SHAKESPEAR & CO., • QUEEN-STREBT, AUCKLAND, importers, manufacturers, commission and General Merchants. ] Sot.k Agents for tlio Celebrated "ROYAL MAIL" I BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES', I W. H. S. & Co. havo much ploasuro In sub mitting tho following testimonial, gven to thorn for publication .-[Copy.]-- June i, 1883. To Messrs W. 11. SiiAitEßi'iiAii & Co., Auckland. Gentlemen.—l am glad to soy thaton tho M-lnch Royal Mall Bicycle I bought from you, I won tho A.C.C. Championship, boating a Rudgo, a 68-inch Hacor, and a nuinbor of other maohinoa; also tho AvondaleHandicap,on tho 2nd June: and I can honoutly say it is tho boßt finished and nicost running machine I ovor rode. Mr Flowol lyn. to whom I lent It to win tho Milo Handicap with, also speaks in tho highest terma of it—l am, gentlemen, yours truly, (signed) W, M. Service." —* They also havo In stock— Best Red Robber Tyres, 5s per lb. Harrison's Double Gong Bells, 4a 6d each Kino of the Road Lamps tlatoßt patent), Us each Saddles. Stkel Balls. Bags, Spbinqß And other Hlt.Hnm. wn.llv nh««n. TTEiTING'S "pOWDER. "KEATING'S POWDER KKATING'S POWDER KEATING'S POWDER KILLS BUGS FLEAS MOTHS BEETLES. Tnis Powder is Quite Harmless to Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleae, bugs, cookroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and every other Bpocies of insect. Sportsmen will find this invaluable for destroying fleas in their dogs, as also ladies for their pot dogs. Tnis Article has Found so Great a Sale that it has tompted others to vend a ao-called article in imitation. Tho Publio are Cautioned that tho tins of the "gonuine powder bear tho autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A Purely Vegetable Sweetmeat, both in appearance and taste, furnishing a most agree able method of administering the only certain romedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a porfeotly safe and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chennata and Druggists. Proprietor: THOMAS KEATING. Lnvnaw. -\rOTICE TO GUMDIGGERS. Any Persons found TRESPASSING on my Land, situated in Matakoiie and Omaru Parishes, for GUMDIGGING OR ANY OTHER PURPOSE, will be prosecuted. H. BRETT. COUSINS AND ATKIN, COACH BUILDERS, Elliott and Albert-streets, Havo in Stock- Double and Single-seated Buggies, Hooded Phaetons, Vis-a-vis, Waggonettos, Dog Carts, Second-hand Phtetona and Buggies. Also, Many Thousands Seasoned Finished Spokes, the TJ P. HOLLIS'S LINE OF J\)» COACHES. * LEAVE ONEHUNGA-Manukau Hotel—7.So. 8, 8.«. 9.15. 9.45,10.30,11.15 a.m., 12.15,1,1.30,2.30, S, i. 5, 6 p.m. Mondays-5.30 p.m. Saturdays— 5.30, 6 p.m. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12 noon, 4.30 "'LEAVE AUOKLAND-Greyhound Hotel 9, 9.45, 10.30,11 a.m.. 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45, 3.15. 4, 4.45, 5.15,6, 6.30, 7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays —10,11 p.m. Sundays—lo a.m., 2,6 p.m. Staple Fare, Is; Return Fare, Is 6a. Tickets sold by the dozen:—To and from One hunga. 78; to and from Greenwood's Corner, 6s to and from Brown-street, Epsom, ss. R. P. HOLLIS Proprietor. LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE HORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLEB. Hired. Bought, and Sold, ot CROWTHES'S VICTORIA STABLES. <Vel. FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm . 160 acres good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round,. comfortablo dwelllng-houßO. and numerous out buildings ; all in good order: 1-mil cfrom rail way station, 15 miles from town, and will bo sol . ohoir-Applr to Jehu Soppet, Land Agent.



Irenmongery. j E. POETEE &c CO;, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lEONMONGEES AJSD IRON KEROBIMTTS, QUEEN AND HIGH-STBEETS, AUCKLAND. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. Our Stock of Platedware is constantly being replenished by new shipments of the latest designs, aro well selected, and as Wedding Presents, &c, cannot OB excelled. E„ POEIiEE & 00. Have for many years made a speciality of RANGES AND COOKING STOVES Having thorn mado to thoir order, they can recommend them to their friends, Another shipment of the favourite Self Setters to arrive by the Waikato, now due. E. EOETEE & 00. Have just unpacked Six Crates of Filters, from the Celebrated makers, Messrs, Cheavin and Doulton. The Rapid Water Filter will purify the most offensive, stagnant, or other waters with astonishing rapidity. The effect of this Filter upon oven the foulest Water is surprising, and chemical analysis fails to detect the least traco of organic matter in the water that has onco passed through it. It is the best possible prevontivo of Cholera, Typhoid Fever, and all other diseases arising from drinking impure water. No water should be used for drinking or cooking without being effectually purified; and no house can be thoroughly furnished without a good Filter. E. POETEE & CO. Have always a large stock of MANGLES AND WASHING MACHINES LEVER AND SPRING. The Putnam Mangle, cheap, handy, and takes up little room. I E. POETEE <Sc od>. Have a large variety of I LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN ROLLERS, AND GARDEN TOIiLS. E. POETIE &s 00. Have a large stock, of . E-AIIDTTS. OILS, -Alßrr) V__A.EITISE[ES. RUBBER PAINT. —^w^ KIXED PAINTS. KEROSENE. -^S^SpX^ / «*_* TURPENTINE. >//& '*i^^^__^^', ' COAL TAB" CASTOR OIL, /'A ' **\ STOCKHOLM TAR. COLZA OIL. |a| lE^^^^^_yi $\\ COTTON WASTE, LINSEED OIL, \& &// OAKUM. NEATSFOOT OIL, \fjkS^^^^^^^'j/''- ROPES, SOFT SOAP. Bnd PUTTY. ''—r^^^ TWINES. PRICES ALL REDUCED. / .. Retail Department t . Wholesale Department »_,„„„„„ QUEEN-STEEET.. HIGH-STREET, Branch Store: NEWMARKET, WHERE A LARGE STOCK IS KEPT AND SOLD AT TOWN PRICES. '"-'" —'■ •-'--*'"- ■ - -'* —-:■—■*— *&\___%"&rßli!-\ - 1. . .- .