AUCKLAND POULTRY, PIGEON, CANARY, AND RABBIT AS SOCIATION.

♦ Tim Auckland Poultry, Pigeon, Canary and Rabbit Association closed its three days' show on Saturday, evening. Tho success of the Show was vory marked and satisfactory in every sonso of tho word. The poultry generally was excollent; also tho exhibits of pigeons, rabbits, and birds of diirorcntspocies. Tho exhibits in various departments amounted to-120, and the prizes awarded to successful oxhibitora were ex ceedingly liberal, evidencing much public interest in tho objects of tho Asfoo.a tion. Mr Pearson, tho lion. Secretary, lias worked well in the cause, and to him much credit is due for tho favourable results of tho exhibition. Tho chief pri?o winner was Mr John Walker, of the Auck land Market, who announces elsewhere tJiat his living winners are on view for a few days at his poultry stalls. Mr Walker took no less than 50 money prizes, also a silver cup for most points in rabbit., and several other prizes. Mrs E. Wood was successful in obtaining first-class prizes for Langshans and Cochins, fowls in which that lady takes much interest. Altogether, tho exhibition was praiseworthy, and it is hoped tin. financial resells will be equally satisfactory. We append the concluding portion of tlie prize list held over from Friday evening : — Gceso. Class 3.1 —Pair ; 3 entries.—lst, S. Mor rill ; 2nd, \V. S. Morrin -, 3rd, S. E. Clark. Ducks. Class 36.—Aylesbury, pair ; 2 entries.— Ist, W. S. Morrin ; 2nd, S. Morrin. Class 37.—Rouen, pair; !) entries. —Ist, J. Reid; 2nd, Mrs A. E. Isaacs ; 3rd, H. King ; vory highly commended, 11. Reid ; highly commended, R. Bibby, W. Erring ton, Mrs A. Heath, Bulk, W. Pcrcival. Class 38.—Any other variety, pair; 4 entries. —Ist, G. Dean ; 2nd, J. Walker ; 3rd. Mrs T. Morrin ; highly commended, G. Hulmo. Class 39.—Selling class (price not to ex ceed 12 per pair).—Tho prizes were awarded to ■!. Cornwell. Pigeons. Class 40.— Carrier, any colour ; 0 entries. -Cock : Ist and 2nd, A. J. Fisher ; 3rd, J. Cornwell. Hen: Ist and special, J. Corn wall ; 2nd and third, A. J. Fisher. Class 42.—Dragon, any colour; 4 entries. — Cock -. Ist and special, F. Goodacre ; 2nd, F. Goodacre ; 3rd, F. Hulmo. Hen : All the prizes, F. Goodacre. Class 46.—Barb ; 4 entries.— Cock ; Ist and 2nd, J. Walker; 3rd, F. Goodacre. Hen : Ist and special, F. Goodacre; 2nd, F. Goodacre; 3rd, F. Hulme. Class4B.—Almond Tumblers; 4entries. — Cock: Ist nnd 2nd, .1. Walker; 3rd, J. Fowler. Hen : All the prizes, special, J. Walker. Class 50, —Kite Tumblers (pair); 4 entries. —Ist and specinl, J. Walker; 2nd, F. Hulme ; 3rd,.(. Walker. Class ft I, —Flying Tumblers (pair); 5 entries. —Ist and 2nd, J. Walker; 3rd, F. Goodacre. Class 52.—Tumbler?, any other variety (pair); 4 entries.—All the prizes, J. Walker. Class !i3. — Jacobins (pair); 6 entiios.— Ist and special, J. Walker : 2nd, F. Hulmo, 3rd, J. Walker. Class 54.—Fantails(pair) ; 4 entries. — Ist and special, .1. Walker; 2nd, J. Walker; 3rd, H. H. Wood. Class 55, -Baldheads (pair).; 5 entries.— Ist, J. Walker; 2nd, V. Hulme; 3rd, J. Walker. Class 50.— Beards (pair); 4 entries.—lst and special, .1. Walker ; 2nd and 3rd, A. It. Brett ('lass 57.—Nuns (pair); 3 entries, —Ist find special, J, Walker; 2nd, J, Walker; 3rd, F. Goodacre. Class 5.8.—0w1s (pair); 4 entries.—lst, W. Hebden; 2nd, F. Hulme; 3rd, N. Hcbden. (.'lass 511.—Magpies (pair); 2 entries.— Ist and 2nd, F. Goodacre. Clmss (i(). — Antwerp", long-faced (pair); 4 entries.- Ist, W. Errington, jun. ; 2nd, V. Goodacre ; 3rd, .1. Lowe. Class 61. —An twerps, short-faced (pair); li entries. -Special and all the prizes, F. Goodacre; Class 62.—Antwerp?, any other variety (pair); Sentries.—Commended,F.Goodacre. Class 63.—Selling class (not to exceed £2 por pair) ; 5 entries.—All the prizes, J. Walker Canaries and Songsters. Class 64.—Belgians, yellow or ticked yellow ; It entries.—Special and Jill the prize-, J. Cornwell. Class 65. —Belgians, bull' or ticked buff; 3 entries—Special, and Ist and 2nd, .1. Cornweil. Class 06.—Belgians, yellow variegated ; 2 entries. —All the prizes, J. Cornwell. Class 6S.—Norwich, clear yellow ; 5 en tries.--Ist and special, R. Evans and Son ; 2nd, C. Bartley ; 3rd, A. A. White. Class 69.—Norwich, clear buff; 4 entries. — Ist and special, C. Bartley ; 2nd, Stubbs ; 3rd, Evans and Son. Class 70".—Norwich, yellow ticked or variegated; 3 entries.—Special and all the prizes, R. Evans and Son. Class 71.—Norwich, buff ticked or varie gated ; 3 entries.—All the prizes, R. Evans and Son. Class 72.—Norwich, crested, any colour ; 4 entries.—lst and Bpecial, R. Evans and Son; 2nd, G. Cruickshank ; 3rd, Miss A. Heath. Class 73. —Lizards, golden; 1 entry.—lst' nnd special, Stubbs. Class 74. —Lizards, silver; I entry.—lst, Mrs N. Heath. Class 75.—Cinnamon ; 6 entries.—lst and special, C. Bartley ; 2nd, R. Evans and Son ; 3rd, C. Bartley. Class 76. —Any other variety ; S entries.— Ist, J. Cornwell; 2nd and 3rd, A. A. White. Class 77. —Best pair, any class ; 6 entries. — All tho prizes, J. Cornwall. Class 7S.—Mules, any variety ; 2 entries. —Ist, J, Cornwoll. Class 79.—Goldfinch (house) moulted ; 5 entries.—lst and., special, Miss Faulder ; 2nd and 3rd, J. Cornwell. Class 80.—Any other variety, British songbirds; 3 entries.—AH the prizes, J. Cornwell. Class SI. —Best talking bird ; 1 entry.— Ist, R. Hutchison. Clasß S3.—Selling class, any variety (prize not to exceed £2 per pair); 7 en tries.—lst, J. Cornwell; 2nd, R. Evans; 3rd, Miss Faulder- Rabblts. Mr Walker took all the prizes in every class. Class 87.—Guinea Pigs (pair), any variety ; 7 entries,—lst, J. Walkor; 2nd, W. B. Bull ; 3rd, J. Walker. Spoclal Prizes. Pigeons.—"New ZoalandHerald," £1 la, best carrior pigeon, J. Cornwell; Mr W. L. Prime, box tea, value, £1 Is, best dragoon pig_on, F. Goodacre ; Mr Bartley, £1 Is, best barb pigeon, F. Goodacre; Messrs R. Evans and Son, £1 Is, best almond tumbler pigeon, J. Walker ; Mr Levy, ss, best pair Jacobin pigeons, ,1. Walker; Mr Hazard, revolver, best pair fantail pigoons, J. Walker; Evening Star, £1 Is, best pair baldhead or beard pigeons, J. Walker ; Mr Burnett, prize value 10s 6d, best pair in class 50 (kite tumblers), J. Walker ; Even ing Star, £1 Is, best pair Antwcrps, F. Uoodnero; Messrs Wnrnock Bros., box fancy soap, valuo 10s 6d, best pair nuns, owls, or magpies, J. Walkor ; Mrs J. R. Rmderson, set gold studs, valuo 355, best -leghorns, J. Cornwell. Canaries. —Mr A. Isaacs, £1 Is, best yellow Bolgian canary, clear, ticked, or variegated, .1. Cornwell; Mr Barry, breed ing cage, valuo £1 Is, best buff Bolgian canary, cloar, ticked, or variegated,J, Corn well ; Messrs Hcwin Brothers, £1 le., best yellow Norwich canary, clear, ticked, or variegated, R. Evans and Sons ; Mr James Coates, best buff Norwich canary, clear' ticked, or variegated, C. Bartley ; Mr Mow bray, £1 Is, best lizard, Stubbs; Mr Stubbs, .£1 Is, bost pair in class 77 (best pair in any class), J. Cornwell ; Mrs Lanigan, 10s 6d; best goldfinch, house moulted, MissFaulder, Messrs Vaile and Douglas, 10s, best cina mon canary, C Bartley : Mr G. W, Aickin, pair cut toilot bottles, value 15s, best crested Norwich canary, R. Evans and Son ; Mis 3 Faulder, 10i_ 6d, best cauary, class 76 any variety, J. Cornwell. Rabhits.—Messrs Hooker and Morrison, box biscuits, best rabbits, buck and doe, J. Walker. Mr Kohn, cup, for winner of most points throughout the show.

The Royal Exchange Hotel, Dunodin (hko the Exchange Hotel in our own city), is about to suffer a "change." The Dun edin holding has been sold by the mort gagees, and knocked down to Mr John Reid,_for tho Standard Insurance Company, for i' 7,700. It isonoofthe finest sites in Dunedin, having 100 feet of frontage to High-street, between the Savings Bank and Sargood, Son, and Ewen's. It is con sidered a gift, the property having cost £15,000. The Company intend using the front of tho premises as offices. DECLINE OF MAN.-K.tvou. w„u, ; „„„„;, 'lK7''i :j"ul D»MU*r. cu«'l ty " Welli>'i Ueallh K'_iie».i.'' Kemiithmuc, Frouer * Co., Agsnts, Auckland,

MINING NEWS.

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Thames, this day.

MoANATAiAKiExTBKDi-D.-Pumpingcoiumns have boon placed in the shaft, rods aro now being attached, and tho engineer ex pects to niako a trial start this day

MoANATAiAiti.—The melted weight of the return is Olozs. 2dwts. gold, for which 70 tons quart/, wore reduced. Kneebone, tributer, crushed 2A- ton? for 20iozs. gold. KOHANin Hn.i..—The Compiuiys's crush ing gavo the poor result of fiozs. 12dwt.. gold. Gortlon, tributer, banked Ouzs. 2chvts, gold, and Lo Manquais loz.s. Tmkoa District.—Phillips, prospector, banked 23ozs. gold.

Hand of JfuiENiwiiiP.—ln resuming operations at No. 4 level, the Company will havo about 100 foct to drive on No. 2 reef, but tho Imperial Company will hear a pro portion of the cost.

Tj. Aiioha, this day. Colonist. —This Company is still sending down quartz from the upper workings, ana the crushing at tlie battery is very satis factory. New Find.- I visited this mine yesterday, and am pleased to report that everything is shaping remarkably well. Tho distance, between the faces is now nearly 200 feet, and for tho whole of tin's distance payable quartz has been found. This long stretch of good gold-bearing stone may yet bo greatly extended, for in neither of the ends is there any indication of a falling off; ar._( as thero is a block about 130 feet in height to operate on overhead, some idea may from ; this be formed as to the duration of work in this portion of the mine alone. In the low I level the appearance of the lode in both faces is still very satisfactory, especially in the drive northward, where there is about! feet of quartz of good quality. Canadian.—The size of the lode has in creased to 4ft., and sufficient stuff is being sent down to keep live head going at the battery. Diamond Gir.lv.—Tho reef in this mino is also increasing in size, being now 3ft, in width. No instructions havo yet been ro. ceived from the director*, to proceed with the low level.

SPORTING NEWS.

Ahout 3,000 person/, attended tho Welling ton Jockey Club Steeplechase Meeting on Saturday. Early Bird (10st. 01b.) easily won the big event, Wideawake (lOst.) being second, and Jumbo (lOst.) third. Coacher, Black Doctor, Parnell, Surrey, and Home Rule also started. Coacher was the favour ite, but fell at the post and rail fence the second time round, and was injured so severely that he had to be destroyed. The Sessions Handicap fell to Pilgrimage, who beat eight others ; and Blackbird won the Soiling Steeplechase. £1,200 passed through the totalisator.

Tho Union Committee of the Methodist Churches of the colony meet in Christ church on the 16th August, when the last touches will bo given to the excellent pro gramme which is to be laid before the General Conference for their approval and ratification. In furthering this object, the local committee (if it can be called so), con sisting of minister., and laymen, have arranged that, in view of the coming union of the various bodies, there shall bo a general exchange of pulpits in the Auck land circuits on the last Sunday of July ; and on the ln«t Wednesday of this month a public meeting of all tho members and adherents of tho churches in Auckland will be held, the object of which is to show that one great family on one common platform can be found in advo cacy and sympathy of the Union cause. The public meeting will be held in Pitt street, the chair to bo taken by Rev. R. Bavin. The speakers will be Revs. Reid, Macffarlane, Can-and Potter, .Mr D. Goldie, and a lay preacher. The papers will be— "Methodist Theology," "Tlie Cain to the Cause of Christianity by the Union of the Methodist Churches," " Methodism and the Evangelisation of the Masses."

In sentencing Mrs Lynch at Wellington on Thursday to IS months' imprisonment for breach of the Marriage Act, His Honor said: "Alice Lynch, I have considered your case with a view to seeing if I ought to make any difference between yourpunigh ment and that of the man who has been your associate in this offence. I think thoro is some ground for making a difference in your favour, though I do not think it ought to be a very great one. I think there is some ground to suppose that you acted under the influence, and one may say to a certain extent under I'^e coercion, of tho man. He appears to have threatened to turn you and jour sister out into the street. It is certainly quite a matter of opinion whether you were or not, at least, as bad as he in the matter. You owed a duty to tho child which he did not, and you grossly betrayed that trust."

It Conquers Pain.

HER SPEECH RESTORED.

Clair View, Invcrell. Deo. 10,1883. Messrs Publishers Evening Stab. Dear Sirs,—l beg to acquaint you of a marvel lous cure following on the use of St. Jacobs Oil, which has taken place in my own family. lam a poor man with eight children, and for years have been a great sufferor from sciatica. My wife was advised to try St Jacobs Oil. She procured a bottle, and I have bean using it of late with good results, but it is of my eldest daughter, 13 years of age, that I wißh to tell you. She retired one night, about 1 months ago, In her usual good health, but the next morning she could not speak. I thought it was cold, and applied the usual remedies, without effect. My wife took hor to Inverell to see Dr —-, who said that it was not a cold, but that her throat was ulcerated low down, and he prescribed ood IlVer oil and other medicines, and also advised her to inhalo the fumes of Stockholm tar, say ing she mlffhtnevor recover her speech again. At tho expiration of a fortnight, the medicine having been finished, another visit to the Dr. was made, who again prescribed for her, but , told my wife he had no hope of her over being able to speak again. We began to despair, but ' the day 1 used the oil—about three months after she was taken ill—l persuaded my wife, after we had retired, to use the oil. She got up and gave the girl two drops in water, and rubbed it on het throat. Next morning we were delighted - to find that sho could talk as well as ever, ana , has been able to d o so ever since.

I remain, gontlemon, eratefully yours. Aas. it. Hatcher.

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'Auction* TO-MORROW, HUNTER & NOLAN WILL HOLD THEIR w KnY S ALE AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction of Great South and Onchunga Roads, OF FAT AND STORE STOCK, DATOY COWS. SHEEP, AND PIGS DURHAM YARDS lflOR SALE, at tht Durham Yard*, t_ every Tuesday, at 11 o oloclc, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and BIONB, HUNTER & NOLAN, W. S. COCHRANE] l3^3' MCBK TO-MORROW. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, BOX SEX TANT. AND CASE. FANCY GOODS, BOOKS. SHARES NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY. THE Subscribers will sell nttheir Rooms, Qucfen-fetreet, on Tuesday, July 15, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS consisting of Brushware, Kits, Music, Notepapcr. Tumblers, Brackets, Dolls, Inkstands. Kiufc ha'kets, Rulers. Pockot-books, Toys. &o. Books. Shears, Boots. Tools, Scissors, Cups and Saucer:., Glasses, Dog-cluuns, Hoes, Crockery, Spoons. Lantorns, &c. Watches, Jewellery Box Sextant and Case. Also, At 12 o'clock. 25 Shares Norlhom Boot and Shoo Manu facturing Company (13s Od paid up|. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W ». COCHRANE.] [JAMES DACRM AT AN EARLY DATE, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, ABOUT ONE ACRE OF LAND, With all Buildings, Waterloo Quadrant, Opposite Government House, Eden Crescent. THB Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, at an early date, THAT VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, being ARotmonta 6 and 10, Section 7, containing nearly 1 Acre of Land, with all Buildings thereon, having large fron'ages to Waterloo Quadrant (noxt to Mr Nathan's proporty) and Eden Crescent. Full particulars and plan will bo ready in a tew days. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCURANE.] UAS. DACRIf. MONDAY, JULY 21. 6RANI) BUILDING SITES, EPSOM, ""EIGHT AND A-HALF'ACRES RICH VOLCANIC SOIL. rT\ HE Sub. cribcrs will Sell at their Rooms, •I. Qiiecn-streot, on Monday. July 21, at 12 o'clock, TWO FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES, each containing about 41 acres, situated on the main road from Mount Eden to Epsom (noxt St. Andrew's Church), being part l.ot 61, small farms. Epsom. Thcs 1 Allol menU are most beautifully situated on the slono fncing tho Epsom Road, and whilst commanding most extcnslvo viows; aro well sheltered : tho soil is tho richest volcanic; whilst tho means of communication by the Onehunga and Mount Eden Roads render access easy. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, NOON. PIANO, OIL PAINTINGS, BICYCLE, PLATED WARE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen- Btroot. on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon (first floor). A GOOD PIANO by Bord, Walnut Suite. Cretonno (9 piices); a good collection of O-l Paintings, Diniag-room Suito (Horse hair) ; a Parlour Suite in Rip, Bwissell's Carpet, Rugs, Moat Safes, Fonders, Fire Irons, Chairs, Cheffonior, Couches. Mas sive lion Bedstead. Iron and Woodßod stoads, Cot, Wardrobes, Chest of Drawers. Washsiands. Toilet SeU.LookingGlasses, Mirrors, Toilet Tablcß, Kltcben Utensils. Washing Machine. Glass, China, and Earthenware. Platedwaro, Cutlery; also of Glass Shades with Flowers land Orna menU, Bicycle, Good Gun, &c. B, C, CAftH.I [B, D. TONES TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, JULY 15, At 11 o'clock. QUEENSLAND SUGARS! QUEENSLAND SUGARS 1 B. TONKS & CO. VlflLL sell on Tuesday, the 15th instant, V* at 11 o'clock, J. 300 BAGS QUEENSLAND CR-WTAL AND YELLOW COUNTESS Samples on view on Monday. B. C. CARB.] [B. D. TONKS TO-MORROW. TRADE SALE OF GROCERIES, DRIED FRUIT SALMON, TAPIOCA SAGO, INDIAN TEAS CALIFORNIAN FLOUR &c., &c, kc. B. TONKS & CO. WILL SELL, on Tuesday, 15th inst,. at U o'clock, 210 CASES CALIFORNIAN SALMON 150 boxes New Currants 88 boxes Eletnea 91 boxos Sultanas 100 bags Tapioca and Sago 100 bats Californian If lour, Star Mills 50 boxes Mnscatells 130 boxes Vermicelli and Macaroni 150 boxes New fc'igs 10 cases Prunes, injurs Viugi". Golden Syrup Gin: or. Cloves, &c, .tc. &C. FRIDAY, JULY 18, At 12 O'CLOCK. HOUSE FOR REMOVAL,' EMILY PLACE. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, at his Laud Mart, Queen street, on Friday, July IS, at 12 o'clock, A GOOD HOUSE of 7 rooms, situated in Emily Placo (close to St. Paxil's Church), for removal. R. 0. OAIK. 1 18. D. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, At 12 o'clock noon, TUB MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY OF P. COMISKEY, ESQ., FOR LEASE, OPrOSITE TUB RESIDENCE OF DR. CAMPBELL. B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions from P. ciomiskfiy, E.g.. tolease by auction for a term of 60 year. j, THE MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY IN GLADSTONE AND CLEVELAND ROADS, PARNELL (\djo':ning tho residence of Dr. Campbell), CUT UP INTO LARGE-SIZED ALLOT MENT3. Situation aud views unsurpassed. Gas, Wator, and Drainage complete. Plans now ready. Allotments now flagged.



ALFKISP BVCILhA.J(to. pOUNTAY CATTLE SALES Pokono— Monday, July 11 Drury—Wcdnosday, July Hi Papakuras- Wednesday, July 30. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FOR PRIVATE SALE, on liberal term; tho Estate of Win. McLaughlin, Esq containing about 3.000 acres, vi lots of 40 acre and upwards, as may bo n.grced upon, in property is noar tho Papatoitoi btation; hi been in grass for about iO years; is wo adapted for ajpicnlturo. nnd is in good hca for cropping ns well as bearing good grass ( tho present time. Terms: One-third Cash balanco can remain at G per cent. -Apply t Wm.McLaughlin,Es^.m^ BUORLANDi FOR SALE, a Choino Farm, fenced, and I .rras^ onually near the Kihikihi and loAwi mutti Townships, containing 5Sf. acres. ALLOTMKNTS Nos. 31 and :«. containing 1( acres, at Whiriwhirl, near Waiuku; snbstai Ually fenced ; fronting tho Maoris' road londln to waikato Heads. FARM — Lot 95. Whangaroa, County i Itaglan. containing 300 acres; good Ilomosteai ..onsidorably improvod (adjoining the farm I \V. Harsard); price roquired, £700. Also, aboi 700 acros adjoining the above. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET. LSAI.E OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS O HIDES, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW inch TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctions TO-MORROW. EX Dome, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN' BOOTS AND SHOES. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions lo Sell at h rooms, on the above date, ut It o'clock, m TRUNKS OF SKASONABLK 800 l D" AND SHOES. Terms nt Sale. TO-MORROW, ~ TUESDAY, JULY 13, At 11 o'clock. OATS. POTATOES. OATS. Ex Anthons and Syren. G. W. BINNEY WILL SELL by public auction, ut li FOKT-STRBET STOBKS, on I'uesday, Jit 15, at 11 o'clock, 097 SACKS FKED OATS 71 SACKS SEED OATS •J7-I SACKS DERWKNT POTATOES Terms at Sale WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, ISS4. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF TH SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZHALANI NORTHERN DISTRICT. AT AUCKLAM THE Undersigned lias been favonre with instructions lo sell at Dowdcn's Mar Queen-street, Auckland, on Wednesday, Hi 16th day of July. ISSI, at* 12 o'clock noon, li order of Iho Registrar of the ah .ve-naiiic Court, VERMONT-STREET, PONSON BY. All that piece or parcel of land In tho Pn vincial District of Auckland, being p-irls of Lo 8 and 9 of a subdivision of Lot.. 111, -.0, 3H, an 10. of a subdivision of Allotiicnt .'!'. Sec-ion suburbs of Auckland. Parish of Wnitemnlii. nv County of Eden, with all buildings thercc erected, and all the rights and apuurtunanci thereto belonging. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, JULY IG. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL Sell at noon, on aliovo date, 1 W. Dowdcn's Mart, Q.:con-3tr..c_, I order of the Moitgagoo, Two good semi-deiiiched Prick Villa Vtis denccs, Nelson-street, near lleresfo,d-slree litted with every convenience, being erected c Lota 18 and 19 of subdivision of Scclion Id, Cil of Auckland. Also, by order of the Mortgagee, Leasehold Lot No. 37, of the subdivision in lota of Allotments Nos. 2c, 2d, 2e. and 2k, su urbsot Auckland, oli'N'ew North Road. Rcsidi of term of 21 years from 2Sth December, IS except last day of term; known as the properl of Mr John Mullally, Contractor. Also. MOUNT ALBERT-10 acres 3 rooiU 2 p -rein of flr3t-class Land, good loamy soil, at Mom Albert, being Lot 3 I and .., of Section S. of tl subdivision into lots of Allotments 13 and 83, S and?sof the Parish of Titirangi, County of Ede The land is all planted, fenced, and plonghci Magnificent View from the propoity. Also, WAIKOMITI.—II acres 3 roods Land at Wi komiti, being Allotment ICO, Parish of Waik miti. County of Eden, known ns Johnson's Brii Yards; togother with three new Sheds (01 blown down by tho wind), the material for whic alono cost £100; Windmill with Pump, the latt* costing £30; a good 2-roomed House, and goc well of wator. Capital view, and close to tl Waikomiti Station. Very suitable for a brie yard or other works, as the railway runs thronf tho proporty, and a siding can easily be made. Also, adjoining the above, 9 ACRES 2 roods 20 perches, being Allotnici 187, Waikomiti. Also, MARERITU-60 acres of iSood Land, Part 1 Lot 89, Parish of Mareritu, County of Marsden Also, WAIKOMITI —31 acres 1 rood good Lam Waikomiti, known as Davidson's Homesteai being lots 13,14, and 1, of a subdivision of Lot 1 Parish of Waikomiti. County of Waltemat The land is all fenced in, and has a main 1 on frontage, being about four chains from Rallwo Station, and bounded by tho railway line an main road to Waikomiti. '1 his is likely to be very valuable property; it is situated opposi' to the Cemetery now being fenced in by tl Corporation. There is a splendid creek rnnnin through the land, and there is a very goc orchard of fruit-bearing trees. Land beyon this was sold last weok for £15 per acre. An person buying this property con be certain of rapidly incroasing in value. Also. MOUNT ST. JOHN, EPSOM.-All that vali able piece of Land at Maytown, Mount St. Johi Epsom, having frontage to Market-street, an bounded by Mr Maxtleld's properiy on the on side and Maytown on tho other, and being in mediately opposite the property of Major F. > George. The land consists of 2 acres 3 roods c rich volcanic soil, and is out up into eight coi veniently sized villa lots, all commanding goo viows. Tho property will bo ollered first in on lot, and if not sold will bo ofi'cred in lots as pc plan. Also. A capital Farm of 100 acres in the Papakur Valley with houso'and out-buildings, lately o< cuoied by Mr West. The land is securel fenoed and well watered, has a Governmer road round it, and is close to tho main roac Papakura Valloy. Sold, subject to a inortgag of £550 at 6 per cent, for 3 years. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, THURSDAY, JULY 17, At Quarter past Twelve o'Clork sharp, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THJ SUPRKMK COURT. VAILE & DOUGLAS TVTILL Sell by Auction at their Lam Tl Sale-rooms, Shoitland-slrcet, ALLOTMENTS tc AND 5, of Section 33..CR of Auckland, having a froiit-ige to Bin rack-street of 10. links, by a depth of 17 links, together with all buildings iherco erected, consisting of a Large Two-Btor Dwelling-house, occupied by Mr 11. A. II Hitchcns, and tho " Blood Restorer Manufactory and other Buildings in th rear. VAILE & DOUGLAS, LAND AND KSTATE AUCTIONEERS, Shortlaiid-street. THURSDAY. JULY 17, At Quarter-past Twelve o'Clock sharp. BY ORDEtt OF THE MORTGAGEE. VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL Sell by Auction at their Lane Sale-rooms, Shortland-street, LOT 150, Town of Cambridge Eaßt, containinj 1 acre, with all Buildings thereon erected lately In the occupation of Mv llobcrt Mc Vcagli, Vaile & douglas, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. QNEHUNGA AUCTION MART THE UNDERSIGNED is now Prepared t Undortake the Sale by Auction of .. ALL KINDS OF GOODS, LIVE STOCK. PRODUCE, &c. WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. i» . . THE NEW ZEALANI I'OST ,g||||g^ OFFICE OIRECT 011 V, 1880-6, t , P"';^!".'-'. l.y Authority. l_oc.ii oii.oe. Pa!i,._t*t.<hi Buildings, Queen-st (next the now ntl-ees of U.S. .-hipping Co:) Orders tor Advoitisi.iiiciits.in. and Copies of che New Issue now being iveeived, and ever} information relative thereto furnished by J. HOLMAN, Agent.



WINGATE, BURNS & 00. IRONMONGERS, AUCKLAND. Wholesale and Retail Agents t ii-on llf ism WHOLE COLONY 0F NEW ZEALAND I THE COLONY. W jjffl -™— f f mm Best Sewing Machine known. Amongst the Ancient Hebrews, this itmM ' a- number signified COMPLETENESS Kmjm The following are some of its merits: ji n and PERFECTION, Ig{ Capacj(y of room under the arm , The ancient Syrians and Chaldeans ASH 2nd. Its perfect self-adjusting tension. J' used it to express FULNESS and fSpppS „, „ .. . , f( u,_i„„ „!,„...„ 1; r llSliill 3rd. Its entirely self-threading shuttle. . PERFECT SATISFACTION. Mlf ~ TL „.lf ~ flllil 4th. The needle is self-setting. Recognising the fitness of this Hg|fi||| ~„.,..» a - application, the AMERICAN SEW.NG BH $P MACHINE COMPANY have called their B 6th' SimP,icit* °f 0l"ng" Latest Improved Machine J* Tf ™F f E" »ra'« M' Mt f" , feilllisii regulating length of stitch. '• The Number Seven. |||||| WINGATE, EUENS & CO., - Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers, CUSTOMS STREET, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. s THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS Will glvo to Roady-monoy Buyers of Drapory an lUoa of tho Valuo • ABK NOW GIVINO AT TIIEIR CIIKAP PIIAPKIIV WAREHOUSES, 300 AND 302, QIIEEN-ST, AND AT Nk.WMABKKT : — DRESS DEFARTMENT.-llon.ospu.is Servos, b'rcnch Koillos. OMtUM and Ottonmi, Cloths, Cnshmcrcttes, French Cashmeres uml Merinos from JM. Ijd.Od, 7.(1. lljd, 10.(1, la, U J.U 18 ' VELVETEEtfs OJ"Thc T.onl«. " Arcmlln." " Cn|.,n.-." " Feint," " Baveno." and other mnkct Rt 'mJ&TLES - Z' "ilill. Jm -JcWr" nr.nndcl nt >9s fid. 21,. S. U ; . j* goodj ffitSwls'lmJ"). with Cape, for 10. 01; ~ warm Velvet l'iie Saawl tor 12, lid, Uslid. and 5 ""IsiANKETS.-Singlo Hid Blankets from 7s IM ier pair: our Special Vnluo Wttnoy Blankots 21 VMdi lmig.l3S 11«" lor linlr; 21 ymU 10..,-. I7< Mil per pair; 2< yards lone. 2U per pair n^II"VFFF '•;'.''"-Y.,--d Wide. Is: all other make, nnd width. at Wi^&^-llcivl-Vwe 'Jd-Troulel; 'li! lld YinJY,* ~.«. Test. », tail W00.,; Sorgo 3a, Coats, a spwial line.2ls VKiu^a Tweed mi.». I- : Su;< NeWe... We«of England, and J-OSglo Tweed Clothing i.i Boys', Youths', nnd Mem Si-.-< ut I .west pru-.vi. Good Valuo In Evory Doi.artn.out. Our Advantages aro special. Wo buy clioup for oi-sli, and wo soil ohoap for owih Our Goods aro marked iv pi*in fig-iics Wo socond prices and no discount. Our Aim Is to supply a koo-.I art!ol<i »t :Jic 10-wost poKslblo prico for cash. >.' ts- for coop VAjvrr. rw ",,:-''" JFJFIF\3I^' & c'sm I THE WONDERFUL / Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliance*. Ten Years" I Guarantee. Patent Automatlo Winder. Patent Drop-Rollere. nrilllkin \ Patent Looee-Winding-Wheel. Patent Thread Relousor. Wer -1' NtWlnlu Hhelm Machines kept In Repairs for three yearn FREE OP ij WkHiKw IOHAKaBl OHAKaB- niuairated Catalogues and Samples of Work fre« 1 MAPUIWFQ ) ft°m~THK WfiRTEIfIM EEWIKG MACHINE AGINCV. g WIAbniIILO/ w . j. BFALE, 170, qi . KK n- S treet. J \_ AUCKLAND. t T IX V HOOKER & MOIUUSON, » 2G5, Q, UEEN-S TRE E T (opposite mcmastkh's). £ GROCERS. J TEA DEALERS, AND a; PROVISION MERCHANTS. -"?- 11. & H. li-ivo.TUST OPENED in their NEW PREMISES with a v NEW AND WELL^ELECTED STOCK. ill Giving their Custoraors tho Benefit of 3 NEW GROCERIES! NEW GROCERIES! >c AN INSPECTION OF WHICH IS RESPECTFULLY INVITEI). SMALL PROFfTS" QUICK RETURNS. Nt FAMILIES WAITED ON FOR ORDERS. .. HOOKER &~MORRISON. I TAYLOR'S S Co-operative Qrooery Stores are the only Shops «2 that divide their Profits with 10 I their Customers. li lt —■ — ADDRESS- I, KABANGAMAPE BO AD (late Scott) and I VICTOBIA-STBYEET, \[ BETWEEN HOBSON AND NBLSON-STREKTB. <3 ■! _L" ■ I ■ ", I . . - I '-. • ■ ' '■■*- Sr -TV "O V I T T, B»nfft.rhanglng». <fee * _nMHi_ GUNMAKER, " „ „ " „A , „„ Z a j y&%^_\g\ 2*l. £> a F » H B A N G 1 H G ■■ y J^m^^^___* QCEEN • STREET, *• \ l rfp|l||l^ :C*' AUCKLAND W. IMULUPPS * 80S ;e Uff^P^ (Opposite tho City Market), «*v» rkieivkd, kun abbivai*, cmMt f\ EsTADUsn-CD 1850. 18f— PACK. AG B 8—18» - fes^^-.L^llntondiiiKßuym-s should In- ihintairino mWmmSz y«peot the iakok stock ot 56,01.3 KOI.LB OF PAPBRHANOINGB, VI ■»sfs,!- ~E±S llrccch and Mnzzle-loadlnK W__W33Ml Guns on hand. They will see o-.immbtiho o» y_mU¥<AW\ tho iikst valuk in Auckland. .(„„ rnttono fur Urnvrtnir, Ulninn. Hedroon* IS- i>^ Kvcry Run thoroughly cxarain- ... ld (i.V.I r.,«i RtalroMn, miltable for E ■•-•.•'■'*» ed and guaranteed beforo doll- .ho W_.ni.inn ot Oottauo. Bljipfj very. S'iiKjf Ilmnmciless Guns, with aiomen's . „ M'_ Putent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 Rauge; HKA VTWV I. DKSIQNB. AND HKdT VALUB m-A Silver-sPatentAiiU-rocollßuttl'latea; JV IEBOKKKLKU IN PAPKRHANGINGB. d E?'f* Woblcy's Hull Do(? and Irish Consta- .^___ pfe-Jl bnlarj-Kerolvers, alsohisNov.- Patent „„._,_.„ «. fels^ Self-extracting Revolver; Kynoch's fIIS—I'ACKAGES—9I« y ___sf.S Patent" Perfect" Reloading Metallic a,,„t \i * AWn HR>i4l aN l< r- mi Cartridge Cases and Crimpers; Kiev's SOBIMH AND HESSI AN B. '8 gfc.p Revolver Ammunition and Metallio ——- v -mTT n Caitiidge Cases ; Newcastle Chilled „ „ Bnoe , 01nra y^^ Lead m „_ T^p,, J Shot ;Curtiss and Harvey and Picon Wilk's and *" VftrnUhen and nil Trade Suidrles. I. Laurences Gunpowder; Eleys Wadding and Cartridge Cases; Powder Flasks,ShotPouehos, —— 0 Same liaKs, Gun Canes, Cartridge Belts, Gun W, t'RII.LIPPS * 80H, Oil, Tow for Gun Cleaning, Ferret Muzzlob and Bells, Saloon Ililles, Air Canes, Brceoh-loading tv * t\, ClosSM-RTRWK. Implcinents, Fishing Tackle, Outlery, Fire- works, *~~* REPAIRS, including Browning and Re- , ■, * -■ dnllya^ dto' r p. HE UNION BTBAM SAW, MOULD D. EVITT, GUNMAKEB & Impokteh, X BASII. AND DOOR COMPANY 251, QCEKX STIIKKT. AUCKLAND. ___ '" ILL IA M T H Oil AB^ WHOLKSALB TIMBER DBALKRB, Corner of Lome and Victoria-streets, Auckland Bart, IiIANUFACTURKRS OF DOORS, BABHKB. MONUMENTAL, MARBLE, AND GBNERAL AND TURNERY. 1 STONEMASON, ARCHITKCTURAL SCULtTOR AND SUPPLIES IN WHOLESALK LOTBI OaJu>tlU-__S« ~-,-\ -vrm-r x-«t^-i _ Inscriptions Accurate and Beautllul. SCANTLING ; Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every ; r>r_»T?r.a it.„. 1. ~~A n-^__„.n ,- tesorlp.<onof;st£ineWorkatih B LowoatPosnible BOARDS (Rough and Dressed) ■Mcea for Town and C.-inntry. | CKILING BOARDS (Established 1855.] ; WEATHER BOARDS (Rusticated or V BY SPECIAL <^3M^^!fe/_fP APPOINTMENT. I JJingOO) •<mMiig&^£t FLOORING AND LINING _m_^^i'm^^^l^^T^Sm\ MOULDINGS (of any pattern) W_^_WY^^lE^^J^^si DOOR 3, SASHES, and TURNERY, f^jH^^'^^aflßy DELIVICRBD at any PubUo Wharf to Anok Bn!_*!k^is___W land 01 *'the Com Pan y' B Private Wharf. we have the lakgest, cheapest, and The Quality of the Company's Tlmbar Is Un -~.„-, ,„.rr.nm,.^ Imnmr _. surpassed, and Prices specially favourable foi best selected stock ov Builders. Contractors, and other Wholesale : Bicycles and Tricycles Buyers, ) , , ."! THE «COJ? I,Y: ~ STORAGE ACCOMMODATION Gentlemen desirous of obtaining any particu- Afrcrdea by Arrangement In Medhanice' Bay lar make for tho ensuing season, we shall be glad * Yard. to INDENT by tho nextmailforany responsible buyer, and we undertako to deliver at 20 or 25 unuTTwn ttn nur_u>»o . percent, lower than the prices now charged in bukuwu-lu UKuatta Auckland. For example: ',' As2or 51 inch No, 1 Executed from Mechanloe' Bay Yard withoui IRudge is charged at £22 or £23. We will deliver delay, she same on arrival at,not more than *18— probably less." ' lj DOTATIONS AND PATTERN BOOKS A\V H. BHAKESPEAR tC 0„ On application at (JPeen'-steeet, ADOKiiAND. MECHANICS' BAY OR CUSTOMS-fITREBt,



Tea Ulcrclianfs. NELSON, MOAT^ AND CO.'S BLENDED TEAS VLKSUS IA'iH.IN I'JJAS. 171 ROM a Into paragraph nnd advertise ment in tho "New Zealand Herald," we notice a serious error in tho remarks übout the increase of imports in Indian Teas. Wo can as suro nil interested that the consumption of Inilinn Tea has decreased loan uliiriiuiigextont; so much so that lust sons':n Iho Melbourne nnd New Zealand markets were glutted, and good, sound, sweet Tens wero sollin.',' pence per lb. below cost, and this year the imports nro many thousands of cn.cs below Inst, making it a very dilM'-nlt miittoi- to buy even a low hundred cases. 'I he sinn, adv. rtipoment alludes to tho Intro duction of Indians into New Zealand, with regard to which wo lug to draw tho attention ol tlicpiililie.il) the following local that appeared some liire hsel. in llio " l.vllellon I illll'H," showing NELSON, MOATE, & Co. to bo tho Largest luiporlers, and consufiuoiilly tlie Largest Sellers, Of Indian Tea in New Zealand. Wo do not wish to run Indian Tea down, BB it Is without doubt, when carefully fired, &o„ a most useful Tea to ilioso only experienced In the art of HlcndiiiK Clliiiuniid Indian Teas. Ths Ten by Itself will never tnkn tin; place of China or lllemled Te'ts, as only about. 11l % of tho Toa Drinkers arc ever able to drink even tho Illicit Unrieelim; mill Asi.tlil kind-. lv Kiigkunl Hie tor iimplion of Ulendcd Tea liniini-ri-asi-.i lo a greater uxlunl. lliim any orb " The Unytxt importnUon of Indian Teas to AVie Zealand wits made, last month till Mossrs NELSON, MOATE, ANC CO. II nmaMal of onr 1.-vo paekai/es {cheats and half-cheats) of Pekoes and Pekoe Hm«-honu. from, the well known districts of Cachar, Assam, Parjceling, Shulclt, Vhittiwomi, and Dorurs. We arc in formed this is one of the many shipments dvrinn the year, intended for use in blending with numerous varieties oj AVio Season China Teas." Nelson, Moate & Co.'i CELEBRATED CHALLENGE TELA.. NELSON, i^IOATE & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TEA MERCHANTS. BLENDERS, AND IMPORTERS. CußisTOUUiicit, Du.nkdi.v, Wbllikoton, l, r)6, QUEEN-ST., Auckland. TEAy Unrivalled /&?/ m /07 O U R/V Lr H/^ lWw rEA I /CO/ ABOUNDING /oy - /& Strength TOH QUALITY. Public Halhs r^ o TO R A T H \J to ROTH'S PUIiLIC HOT. COLD. AND illOWEll lI.VI'IL-'. Vktokia-ktiikkt EA.-ir. Clinrge - ONE SIHLLING. Open all week days from * a.m. to tl P.m.. ami SUNDAY MOIIN INUS [roillO till 10 n.m. The lliitli-rooins am ill private, and supplied with every coiiyen cuec. Turkish towels, llcsb nnd hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, fie. .Select Bath rooms (private) for Ladies every day. at nil hours, v, ith female alUmdanee, One Shilling nnd Slxpenee. l'leaso note the adilress—Victoria itreel East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and .'nrnituro Mart Auckland. N.ll.—Barber in aliondancc. GLASGOW' ,CASir GROCERY, VIIfrORIA-SI'REET (Next Bcutt's Drapery, coiner Nelson-street). JAMKS WRIGHT Having now opened, can osßuro cash buyors that by buying _rom him thoy can offocta saving of from 10 to 20 per cont. from tho gonoral prioos, quality considered. Tbo goods aro 411 fresh, and aro sure to give satisfaction. Tjn-ARNOOK BROTHHRB, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURER*. COX' 3 CBKEK, RICHMOND. Omc« i DURHAM - STREET. AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool, yhoepnkins, and Bone*. '• re w /.!.■■ i..\ si.' i N.-it' i; ami L\ COMPANY (EIRE AND MAlUNiii. Capital £I.lXie,ooo. Paid-up and Rcscrvo Fundß £100,000. •botkction kuom KIKE or MARINE LOS Can ub Ekk-x'tkl. in this Company. ILAIM3 MET WIThTrOMPTITUDI. AN) LUIi.uALITY. JAMES BUTTLK. Manager. I LIGHT HARNESS HOUSES, SADDLE HORSES, and all kindu of SPRING VEHICLES, Hired. Bought, and Sold at CROWTHKR'S VICTORIA STABLES, Wei BBley-Btrint. W. L E V S, BOOR BINDER, PAPER RULER, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, TUnEI- DOOUB ABOVK " STAR " OFFICE. MERCHANTS' ACCOUNT BOOKS, Inruiianck a.n-i) Mining Reoistbu Bookb Si'Kciai.i.y Ri7Lßi> ami) Bound. Music, Miignxiuos, Public Libraries, and Sun day School Hooks well bound, BAICKRS' SPECIAL RUIiEI) DAY BOOKS. Bibles, Prayer nnd Hymn Booka Ro-liound. BAND AND CHOIR MUSIC BOOKS RULED ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF HOTIKROUND RNOLD'S BALiAM OF HOREH'OUND RXOLD'S BALSAM OF HOREHOUND A Pom. Veuktaulb Extract. Tho Best Remedy for Shortness of Breath. Nothing so quickly cures Couvhs, Bronohitis, Asthma, Loss of Voice. In uenza, and Weak Chest, as this Balsam. Where children having Whooping Cough or are liablo to Croup, always keep it in the house. A single dose quietens and jives relief. A small bottle ofton cures. Thisis the best cxpectorantnow in use ; rapidly relieves tho bronchial lubes by dissolving the congealed phlegm. Carefully observe nain» of sole pro prietor and nuinuliieiiiieioii label and wrapper, JAMES I'.IMNSMI.AD, Chemist, St. Xi da. Melbourne. ARNOLD'S HA I.sAM OF 111)KEIIOUND Ask for "Arnold's,' and get it. Spurious imitations nro sometimes nlVered. ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF IKiIiEIIOUND ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF 11 OK I ■■'HOUND ARNOLD'S BALSAM OF H'IKF.HOUND Sold by nil chemists ihiuUijhuiit New Zealand. Wholesale Agentfl-Tiit: New Zealand Dkuo CoMt'AN'Y. Retail Agent—Gf.OßGß AICKIN, The Pharmacy, Quecen-street, Auckland,



Land and Estate Agents. pHAS, TT ' QSMOND, LAND AND MONETARY AGENT, llii. ODKI.N-KTIII_KT (Adjoining B. Tonka und Co.'s). TELKPIIONE-No. 185. Bankeiisi Natlonul Bank ol Now Zealand (Limited). Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Rents and Interests Collected. Money Invested ou Firsl-clasa Soourltlos without charge. Estates managed for absontoos. Valuations and Arbitrations undertaken. Native Land nfTairs specially nndorstood. llousiis to Lot and Properties for Halo plaoed on my Hut free of charge Every description of landed property bought or sold to order. 1 urge gums to lond on Urst-claas socurltlos pI T V pItOPKR TIE S. CITY FREEHOLD (oloso to tho Now Town Hall Bite)—A largo Allotment with threo new Ilousi'H. Price, £<»0 for tho lot. This investment would bring in an exeellentroturn to a small capitalist. IN Tilt. CENTRE OK TIIIC CITY - A largo and commodious Htore, builtof Concroto and Brlvk, with largo Dry Cellars, on an Al lotment 10 feet by Hi feet 0 inches. Buildings valued nuout £1,500; tho allotment worth at least £511 por foot. With first-class terms. Price. ..'.i.HOO. 3YMONDS-BTRKKT—Allotments! X IDO.lii tho brut purl, of Syiiionds-strent, £15 per foot. STOIMC AND '.'OMFOKTAIILK lIOUSK in a Hrst-clasH loading position; both waler and gas laid in; a lino opening for someone. I'rice-., £500, Willi tonus. COMFORTABLE BROOMED HOUSE; gas and waler and every oonveuienco. Price, £750. PON-iOfVBY (Pompallor Torracu)—An Allot nii'iit with good view : £.'! Ills per foot. WELL HUlLT,almost NEW HOUSE, of seven rooms, nil on one Hoar, and nutsiilo house with Jlrcnluco; verandahs h.n-h and front. Bath, regisler grilles, cupboards, oven, sink, and every convenience. City water supply and tanks. Allotment p'niilril wilhfruil trees ami will ilrnjiii'il. Splendid view. Known us Clifioii House, Newton Road. £700: terms easy UUIIU RB A N pROPEIt TIX S. I'ONSONKY (Arthur-strool)— Uirgo and Con venient limine of 8 rooms and liulli-rooni. The rooms ure lofty anil well llttod. Price for the house and throo nllolmellls, £1000. MOUNT KDEN—Largo Allotmonls, in a leiid ing position. Prico, £1! l'.s Gd per foot; with double frontage. MOUNT EDEN- first elans 7-Roonied llouuo, with detached wash-house, and all necessary outbuildings, on Allotment 210 feutdnop, has 2 good frontages. I'rice, £020, Willi s/ood COMFORTABLE AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RKSIDKNCIt', stands in grounde of about I acres In extent. Contains 10 lofty r00m... Tho grounds nro well planted; the Orchard Is in full bearing. Two-roomed Man's House. Also, stabling accommodation. Nice posiiion, close to town. Easy terms of pay mom 1! NORTH SIIOKK—Two first-class Allotments, commanding a very protty view, in rapidly rising locality, close to tho wharf. £3 15s per foot. £350 FOR AN 8 ROOMED HOUSE and good allotmont, situated near Mr Morloy's Htoro on tho Groat North Road. A chance soldom mot With, NOItTJICOTK—AIBO for a New Four-Roomed COTTAGE and a very Ijirgo Allotment, situ ated noar tho Wharf. «76—ALLOTMENT adjoining the above; easy terms of payment. PUNROSE-An unequalled Site of 2J aeroß for a residence, situated on rising ground, com manding ono of tho grandest views In the neighbourhood of Auckland. This silo must bo socn to bo appreciated. Price. £200. BIRKENHEAD-Tcii Acres, largo roml front age, a lot of large kauri trees. Price, £22 10s per acre (adjoining property from £.'lO per aero to £50). This property is an especial bargain ; was bought cheap, so will bo sold cheap. HKLKNSVI._LK.-220 Acres Splendid Land. with Railway Station on the property. Price, £700: easy torniß. TL'AKAU — Two Township Allotments, £10 each J MOUNT HOKKILL--fix-roomed new House, excellent position ; £525 on tonus ; main road frontage .MOUNT ROSKILL-Slx-rooiiiod New Houso, with pantry, bathroom, and scullery. thoroughly well finished and built with llrslclass timber; vcriindah on two sides; largo allotment, loose box, stable. Prico, £003; an exceedingly cheap and sou ml Invest ment. MOUNT HOSKILL (Valley Itoad)-A good 5-roomed Houso on a )_argoCorner Allotment; eioo. MOUNT ROSKILL- Two of Iho Best Allot ments fn the lli'llwooil Bstato; £.'llos por foot. Two othrrs, I.'ih per fool. MOUNT HOSKILL-10 Acres Volcanic Land. £1,000. MOUNT ROSKILL-1 havo v lot of very cheap allotments in nn cslalo which has only just oomo Into the market. To working men dosirlo'is of securing a good piece of land of tholr own at a small cost, mid with very oasy terms of paj incut. It is n grand chance. If persons wore only aware how very rapidly the .Mount Roskill District is going ahoiul, also the many advantages of view, con venience to town, healthy locality, volcanic 8011, cheapness, of the land, &«., I feel con lldentlhat ninny more purchasers would buy In tills favoured district than pay such long prices for land of in Inf. ri' ; quality and bud position. MOUNT AI.BEItT A chance for spcenlnlors; 10 acre., of grass hind. Only >00 per aero, wilh i'isy lei'ius. BH.KE.'.'HEAi. - ;:iiiacre» of First-class Level Laud, uiiiinonllj tiilnplod for fruit growing. Price, £1.000. LIVER COMPLAINTS. DR KING'S DANDELION ANC QUININE LIVER PILJ/S (without Mor eury). I'lllt Hi r l'.KMi'jiY kuii I'.II.HiL'aNEHB, jTOMAI'II Dfll.lX!lKMl;N1, I'L.l I'l.-I.KNI'!-. I'kKik III'.TWKKN fill! Sllll(M.lli:i'K, H.«l) ArI'KTITU iNlll'll'-. 1 HIN, Al-lUITV. lII'.AP.H UK llKAl.r ni-H.i, und nil other sMiiptoins of disordered liver nnd dyspepsia. Acknawii-dg.-d by many eminent surg'-ous lv hi: tho safest and mildc6l pills for every cons' Hut lon. -In Boxes at Is Md is I'd. and Is id. Sold by Clicmlstsund Medicine Vendors throughout tho world. Prepared by Jos. Horke, Ijimlnn. Spi-iiilly valuable -Pllli for r.'siilenUi abroad and travellers. Sold by KEMITHORXE, PKO3BKH fc Co. P~E ITER'S "QUININE AND" IRON TONIC rouses and devc'.opos tho nervous energies, enriches the blood, promotes appetite, dispels languor and depression, fortilius tho dlgcstivo organs. Is a specific remedy for neuralgia, ague. Indigestion, fevers of every kind, chest atrcotlons, and in wasting discuses, scrofulous tendencies, &c. The whole frame Is grcatlv invigorated by Pcppor's Tonic, tho mental faculties brightened, the constitution grently strengthened, and a roturn to robust health •ermin. Hollies, 32 dosos. Is Od ; next size, Kb. Sold by Chemists every where. The name of J. Popper. Bedford Lulioratory, tendon, must bo on Iho labnl. There is no Tonic so -.crtain in cllcct as Pepper's Quinine and Iron. It is Btroiigly recommended lo residents in India mil the Colonies, mid should always be kept ready for use In every caso of levr or febrile ?on<-i lion. Bold byKEMPTHORNE. PROSSER fe Co. mTItAXTvCUM AND PODOPHYLLIN, Jl Prepared only by .1. Pepper. I,onrtou. This Fluid combination, extracted from medi cinal roots, is now used Instead of blue pill and calomel for tho euro of dyspojisln, biliousness, md all symptoms of congestion of the liver, which aro generally pain beneath tho shoulders, headache, drowsiness, no appctito, furred tongue, disngrecablo tasto in tho morning. giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and fee ing of general depression. It Bots tho sluggish liver in motion, very slightly actaon tho bowola. giving a BOnse of health and comfort within .1 liours. It Is tho safest mcdiolno. Taraxacum and Podophyllin is a fluid mado only by J. PEPPER, Bedford Laboratory, London, whoso namo is on ovcry labol. Bottles, 2s 9d and 4s bd. Sold by all Chomista. A most valuable and essential mcdlcino for India, Austi-alia, tho Capo, and Colonies generally. Sold by KEMPTHORNE, PROSSER ft Co. "C_ ULPHOLINE LOTION. '-An Ex- H tcrnal Means of CURING SKIN DISEASES. Thero is BCarcoly any eruption but willylold to "Snlpholino" in iCT dayß, and commenco to fade away oven if It seems past euro. Ordinary pimples, redness, blotches, scurf, roughness, vanish as if by inngio; whilst old, enduring skin disorders, that havo plagued the Bullerers for years, however deeply rooted l.hey may bo, "Sulpholine" will successfully attack them. It destroys the nnlmalculro which cauno theso unsightly, irritable painful aflec tlons, and always produces a clear, healthy natural condition of tho skin. k»lpholiiic Lotion" Is sold by most Chemists. Bottles, 2b «d. Mado hy J. Pepper and Co., I/ondon. Bold by ICKMPTHORNK. PROSSER & Co. TP E A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN, HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES of every description. An Accukatb Fit Guaranteed. > COMPOUND MICROSCOPES & TELE SCOPES, Powerful and Cheap. Akkroid Barometers, tihchmometkus, Elkstbio Bells, Batteries, and Fittings. Mnpnectic Electric Machines and Medical Collb, OPERA GLASSES, BINOCULAR, FIELD AND MARINE GLASSES, THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES. SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. --TAYLOR'S SEWING MACHINES. Tho Balance of Stock of theso excellent Hand nnd Treadle Machines will bo sold at 35 per cent discount. Nearly G'lO in uso in Auck land. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE, Shohtland-strekt. T HENDERSON, HOUBE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, NO. 8. W YNDHAM-HTHEE T. B_g^aa»_3a_M_*t^ ir£&



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