ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

[Via Erinmsi.]

(Pnoiii Orn London Corkwtosiiekt).

LuNiiox, August 23. SiiTho Indian and Colonial Exhibition. In ISS6 an "Indian and Colonial Exhibi tion " is to be held at .South Kensington. Tho Prince of Wales takes the deepest in terest in the success of this show, and has already addressed the Governors and other authorities in India and the colonies with a view to enlist their influence and support. In tho course of a letter to Sir James Ferguson, Governor cf Bombay, H.B.U. says: "i trust that your Excellency will tuke a favourable view of the undertaking) which, besides benefiting both England and her colonies, will tend to strengthen the moral bonds of ui.iori between all clashes of Her Majesty's subjects, which ure the chief strength of tho British Empire. As regards the administration of this exhibition, it is my hope that this may be carried out by a Royal Commission rather than by an executive committee, af in the cuso of the Fisheries and Hcaltheries." Sir James Ferguson, Sir Jlercules ltobinson, 1.0 d Aug. Loltiw, and other Colonial Gover nors have already replied intimating their Willingnott to forward the Prince's desire in every possible way, but i lia'.-e not as yet hoard of any communication from New Zea lmd.

It would not be a bad idea to endeavour to give the British public some idea of the wonders o: Hotomalmna and tho Hot Lakes at this exhibition. Tho thing could be done in two ways, viz., by photographs and by a model. At the Jleultheries then; are splendid reproductions in miniature of the Hot Springs and Old Roman bathing places at IJath. Tlio models stand on a large table in the centre of a cosy nook, the wall* of which ure hung with superb photographs representing most of the scenes and placed of interest ill the neighbourhood of liutli.

Tho Uso of Tricycles in the Colonies,

An am QiMCtment to the effect that a num ber of i a cut carrier tricycles are being gout out to one of the Cape Town newspapers has set mo wondering whether any of those extremely useful machines have as yet been tried tor business purposes in New Zealand. You may not, ptrlmps, bo awaro that for some time past a great many of the smaller tradesmen in metropolitan suburbs have eir culutud all their parcels by meansot tricycles. • The machines are large, strong, and brightly coloured. Several dill'urent methods for currying goods have been patented. In some tricycles a big square basket (capable of holding a couple of sacks of coals) is lixed in front of the driver, but in the majority this receptacle looks and hangs much better behind. Greengrocers, fish mongers, and butchers as a rule use just a plain uncovered basket, but drapers, boot makers, booksellers, newspaper proprietors, &c, prefer a large, square, wicker-work box, covered with some bright blue, or red, or yellow oil-cloth, on which the name and addressof thefirmis inscribed inlegible black letters. All the London evening papers now ise tricycles for circulating their various editions. They find them quite as speedy and infinitely cheaper than horsea and carts ; indeed, the saving in point of cost is some thing enormous. Of courae, tricycles for express purposes, such as circulating news pa]>or.«, must bo run over fairly level trucks. They woulJ work admirably in Christchnroi), par cccmple, but .would scarcely suit a hilly place like Auck land. Tlio GovanmjGntare utilising tricycles irec-ly lor postal and telegraphic purposes. Special me«ngef, which in old times were *eiit out on horseback, are now invuriably je-'iatched by tricycle boys, and in the ea«tenf counties, whera the roads are level as a billiu^d board, postmen make lengthy roumlH of oi>» more than 20 miles daily on their machine*. . . I can't help thinking that earner tricycles could be utilised >n lifty ways In many colonial town?, and that a rich reward awaits the enterprising person who darea to introduce them as business vehicles. Care must, I understand, be taken about the purchase of tricycle--, There aro endless makers,nnd new improvements are patented daily. The thing is to be sure to get the casieft and most powerful mover Buyers should take care to have the carrying capacity of the tricycle tested to the ut must. Some are much easier to >york heavily Loaded than others. My own im pression from looking about the streets is Lhat tlia inaciiiiits used by the " Evening Standard" in LowJfln aro amongst the moit wjpuriw. It is really ft wonderful sight to ..ee A shrimp of a boy tooling along at ex pr-ess speed a vust basket fijlpd high with ream*' npon reams of "Mill editions." I don'c ij-wjw the na:no of this machine, nor if I die sUoufd I mention it, as my idea is not to creek up any special maker, but simply to draw attention to earner tricycles generally. fclnuld uny of your waders care to go further into the waiter, ( should advise them to puichato the "TrioyclisU' Year liook for Hi." which summarises tho advan tages of tho various now macliines.

Tlio Bishop of Dunedin and His Clorgy. The "Evoning Standard," commenting on tk<3 recent squabble between the Bishop of Duuedin and Mr Stanford, remarks :— "A corresjjojKience between the Bishop of Datiodin and a priest in his diocese, which has been published, is interesting to the thoughtful reader, TJw latter gentleman wished to ronounce hia holy aiders without ceremony, as it appears, AC"! take up the profession of il;e law. The Biahop hearif of tiii* resolve, and wrote to ask if tlio report va» true, since in that case it would be necessary to take steps for liia 'public degradation. The word, however, was used in its legal Wfleo, without offensive meaning. To this letter the clergyman replied in a tone wiiicji we have not to .critki.se. The point of his rejoinder is that otter* of his cloth engage .vi business, the Bishop of J)unedin himself speculating in land and comjioercial enter prises. This sort of argument jis vary com monly used. It ia gratifying to leafn feat somo of the statements are baseless j but even if they were not true, they would . not bear pn the real lame, No sane reaeoner has advanced the proposition tiiat a member of the clergy .may not invest hie wonsy to the best of his judgment in such manner »s circumstances poi-mit. The difference of opinion between these' correspondents is fundamental—they do not regard the status of a clergyman in the same light. To the Bishop representing the doctrine* of the Church, at ail times it is one distinct Irom all questions of business ; to the clergyman, so far as ye .are allowed .to understand his idea, it is a profession. Holding that view, in all honesty doubtless, ho is logical in supposing that it may he relinquished without a public ceremony. But when the premises arc false, the strongest syllogism fails."

MINING NEWS.

(BY TELEOHArir—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Tjiawks, this diy. CAtKBOSiAX Low Lkvec— The crosscuts | from tho prospecting tunnel are advancing • rapidly, and a leader about S ineiiee thick . has been intersected iti the southern end. j It is one of those previously met witii in the tunnel, and tlio manager expects to j find another larga Lode nbout 50 foot ahead corresponding with the ono of tho non pareil reef. Tararu (Extesueb).—About SO tons of quartz from tho Sunbeam reefs have been ,crushed for tho return of 22J0z8 gold. ■ H'K ub x n Par it. — Gentles, tributer. crushed 4 loads of quarts: for the esceUent. rotum of 44ozs gold. • Wocbstock (Karangahake) TlwT»bu ' tors of J^his claim have obtained Cljoz?, (4 gold fi-oiv.' 47 tons quartz. Loxk KaNB. —Johnston, tributor, banked 17Jiza. ldwfc S>f gold

SPORTING NEWS.

Caulflolc1, Cup Aoceptanoes.

[BY CABT.E.—COPYRIGHT.]

.! Kt.iiOtTRNE, Tuesday

Tin; fos'ov. ing are tlio acceptances for Tin; (.'ACu-'.KM) Cl'l", a handicap of i.OOOaovs.; I,:WCe:>vs. of tV.u sail s:;m to ko to tl.c llrit h'srsr, i:i (uMition to a trophy, valued at 2iU guineas, tho hilt of Air Mat hfcw O'Shanasny ; .'> Oaov t. lo tue second, tiiid SKOoOVS. to tr.o third. One mile and a-lialf. 137 subscribers. Ulb Mr J. O. Tnglia's b h Alfilua, Syre .. .. «VI Hon. J. White's 1) li Manini-Hiriiry, 4yrs.. 9 i Hon. W. Pearson's b or hv h i'ryingpan, Byra 9 2 Mr W. Gannon's b or br li Sweet Wi liam, Bj-ra 8 11 Mr" K. Kcyson's b li Kapid, fiyrs (including 71b penalty) 8 7 Mr T. Sampson's b h ll;is:ings, jji-s (in cliiiinir 710 penalty) 1 1 Mr If. U. KaJknurV tie liingwoad, C.vrs ..'8 2 I.'cm .!. WMteV. wli !)c!-.'ior. f.yi s .. ..8 2 Mr S. Miller's bcr br h jloolka, Syrg ..8 1 Mr I). S. Wallace's b h Capri, lyrs .. .. 7 13 Mr A. K. Hobertion's 1) li Colsioun. ojrs .. 7 11 Jlr.M.hoiiKhlin'sbfr Britisher, 6yrs .. ill UvU O-iflln'a oh li Haitalious (1 ac liris bnsie) SyrMinmudinsrSib penally) ..7 9 Mr J. Wliiitiiifchnni'sb or br h Claptrap, OVIB < 7 Mr J. VVi!sou's(jiiu.icliinCoi'.ii--cluro, Syra 7 7 Mr.l. A I.nngV'i h V<r,-y, Jyrs .. ..77 Mr.l. Si-ivi'sVcuTroy. 4vrs 7 o Mr A."X Suliivan'a g1) Yately. aged ..7 5 Air 1! (i. Talliol's i-li r.i Wink liomi.v, Cyi-s 7 3 Hon. W. Pearson'.-b« Fron Haud.Ayrß .. 7 3 Mr.l. Krdfrnrirs eh h liend Or, 4yrs .. 7 '.' Mr A. F. Smart's 1)1 h I'iivateor, Jyrs .. 7 0 Air A. P. Wilson's br or bl h S-ignor. Jyr3.. (i 13 Mr J. (1. lieid's 1) li Norfolk, .lyrs .. .. Gl3 Sir W. J. O.M-ke's br \x V.-met. -lyra .. 011 Mr O. 11. T. Hart's cli h The Afc'ont. Cjrs.. (i H Mr K. \v. Kliis's cli ii l.md Wilton, lyra .. II 11 Mr W. \V 11. Uray's b h B'lying Jib. 6yrs.. 6IU Medoi'3 ltobertfion Broj.' Lj or br £ Heleno, 3via .. ClO Mr C. W. Bowman's br c Lavingtan, 3yrs B 10

SOUTH PACIFIC PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Mr Isles, the manager, has placed at tho disposal of the "l'overty Bay Herald" tlio following report as to tho progress of the works: —"I have to report that all tho machinery, tools, &a,, have now been removed to our new 6ito on the Waiangaro mia Plat. The new derrick, and also the men's houses there, aro finished, with the exception of a few trifling additions that still require to be made to them, but which nan be executed in a very short time. As previously advised, tho Board of Directors some time ago ordered from America 500 feet and 1,200 feet 8-inch and 6-inch pipes respectively ; one 1,200-foot Manilla cable, and one 1,200-fost sand-line. These were expected to arrive by last mail-boat, but s letter from Sydney, received on the 6th inst., advises me that the manufacturers were, un fortunately, unable to forward them in tim« to catch the Australia at San Francieco, but promised to ship same by following boat, which is due in Auckland on 18th instant. The Southern Cross Petroleum Company, through Mr J. H. Stubbs, kindly offered to lend us 200 feet of 8-ioch pipes until our own came on. I immediately wired their offer to the Sydney office, as follows : ' Are pipes sure to arrive next boat ? Cross Company would lend 200 feet. Reply early'; and received the following reply : ' Think we can rely on tubing by next boat. Not advisable to risk stoppage at 200 feet.' I have not therefore been able to tako advantage of tho offer made by the Crosß Company, as it seems that our Board considers it imprudent to risk having the 200 feet sunk before our own pipes comes to hand, because, had wo to wait any time for them, those sunk would in all probability get hide-bound, and we would perhaps lota the bore by it. Mr Weaver can start boring operations in three days after arrival of pipes hero, and, once started, will prosecute the work vigorously. He expressed himself very much pleased indeed with the new scene of operations when he and I visited the place some days ago, and is sanguine of success there."

Our Port Albert correspondent writes!-» "In a few days it is expected that the Tapanui sawmill will be again in netivs operation. A large amount of capital bui been expended by the proprietors, MeHsr Nicholson and Son?, in re-orecting the mill. It is hoped the proprietors will be rewarded for their enterprise. — On. Monday tho monthly meeting of the Band of Hope wag held. Mbs Becroft, the Secretary, in many.ways shows her sympathy in the temperance cause in a practical manner, and Messrs J. Shcpliurd and B. M. Grubb are active worker.-*. —Ou Tuesday a Wesleyan Homo Missionary mo6ting wae held in tho Wes'.p.ynn Chapol. Tho Hey, W, Gittos presided. The speakers -were the Uev. Mr Griffin, of Paparoa, Meeßra J. Shepherd, J. Lcggp.Mandei-^, mid Gradwoll, Mr Thomas, ttyled American Holinesi Evangelist, also addressed the meeting in an earnest but somewhat erratic manner. The rev, Chairman remarked that there were vezuiafa !)nd irregulars in the army, and he found regulars* an,d irregulars in tha Christian Army, and that Jlr Thomas belonged to the latter. The collection amounted to £6 7d Gd —At the Agricultural Society's meeting on Thursday, at Mr C. Peatman's, Wellsford, n discussion took place on Mr F- Lawry's lecture about calf killing. T)>fi opinion of the members was unanimously against Mr Lawry's conclu sions, and I may add that settlers in the North are killing a large number, of eajyes this season. Docs Mr Lawry condemn killing calves for veal ? What does he say to getting 30s for stoera 22 months old?"- A correspondent, under the signature of " Powder," writes as follows with reference to the prevention of. acci dents when blasting siono : — "Get a rope ma£ of IU inches thick, about 12 feet ip civournferenco with a small hole in the centre to allow access to the fire fuse. The safest plan in blasting atone in to use, if possible, breast shots, ao,d pjacp the mat over the prox> ifljinjiy ftl tjia powder. When tile explosiop io&jss placa, the mat will ascend with the parjiejes b/ st^ne, and prevent j'n. jury. In all cases phobia be uped in not using much powder, jPerpendi^ula): shots should never be used close to Wbita tjflns, as the tamping is very dangerous, .es pecially when made of tough clay. I have used or burnjt tons of pov. der in Victoria, and in streets in Golljpgwood Flat, but would never allow a blast Jq thp streets without the iißo of the mat. lam iiu"ojf;)ed now that there is a by-law £n Victoria }>y jrli^ch any person blasting without its uee is lit>i>lo tq a fine of £10. Why not enforce the same iay here?"

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Anctlona,-— i-AIiFHB© HHTC4I.AII». Tea merchants. Ironmongery. Dress and Fashion. ( ~~^—"~r ~~ ' to morrow TO UN BUCHANAN, ™ n -m «-/-\ T-\ TTfc T"TVT n /~H f\ TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. J m O ( 1 |/| J|§) §1 § \ D $if I • ' karakgliTale road. the remuera yards, wholesale grocer, I QjrjS fil I 11, Bj ji'H Oji iU ;mNO< NITURE F oSS^S raVardP' on Tea,Coffee&3piceMerchant Xtt UiillV - " * • -SMTTH & OAUGHEY AJiXJ £,ij.£.oxo, ecu. . WELL-FATTED CATTLE J ' , (TjTTyrTHTHEID) KJIU-X XXX W VXJLVJ UIXA-U -»• _, T^7, TTr , Dairy Cowa, Store Cattlu ~ V^ ixj-10-vj-x a. r, R< ARTHUR goo Fat Sheep and Lambs CUSTOMS-ST., AUCKLAOT>. . , . „ „ . , T HAS been favoured with instructions Fat and Store 1 igs FiTPTHQIiinCr Ff, GfittfiPßl lFGr*Tif*o"nO'> f»r!3. j .^^l^Sv from Mr J. Brown to sell by nubnoauc ATFRWITBIJrKLANI) I? UI lliOllUlg &•> UDIICI Oi XI Ul-Zi-.U.1 & O1 Oj J@%@mSS. tlon at his residence. ICarangahape Road, by the ALFRED UUUKLiAJMU. i^?^\sßw^tm. Cutting, on Thursday next, at 14 o'clock noon, _ __ Telegraph Address: I Telephone Exchange,, PM „ t&bM&Mz&Mk HIS HOU3KHOLD FURNITURE AM) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17. "Eagle," Auckland. | No. 55. QLIbblN bIKLLI. • O^m^^^i^ EFFECTS, consisting of ParlouJ, Dining-room, , ="—■^—a**^ 5W^ aJ!inw±tc!?ra ostort^S THE hay MARKET, /^PI^K T . &S. MOBRIN & CO. are nov Unpacking (ox lato arrivals) LARGE B t intimate nut Whatnots, 2 Walnm-frame Suites (each 'J /"bVY ' " --^TV ,S! HI'UI'JN'TS of 9 pieces', Bnußclnnnd Tapestry Carpets, Hearth- THOR SALE, at the Hiiymnrket, on «4\V'''-" 1 ";: "■ ■" -'■^/A, rugs, Fenrtera, J'ire lrot'U. hw Screen, BIIJRII J1 Friday October 17, i°r/': ; ~ '■■■■'- "--- fhflt Ihpu have PUR SSSy^WSSfeJ^SS 1^;kA8B hacks WithheaVrtr!nl3 ""''"' ,-S^sßK^ rUfniSning tidl O Wdre CHASED from Mrs Jane glaaaeu, Toile'rrfiWes, VViwhstan'dn* Toilet Sew. 2 GOOD BUG 3 V HORSES. '*'*' ■f*3^ . Chests of Drawc-H. Kitchen Utensils, Tubs, _ a*'s^ INCLUDING — ■ Smith, for prompt OAon, Tools, &C, Copper Boiler, and Grate. The above have been landed a week, and are in . . . '■=——** Patent Mangle, AVardioba. WW. Maon ho*, goodwndition. The Advertiser desires special attention ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ELECTRO, SILVER-PLATED AND the WHOLE of her large and On view on the morning of the sa'.e. ALFRED BUCKLAND. to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED GILT WARE of the very best quality aud greatest variety. ~~ tomorrow *rv-*sfo» indiaand CHINA TEAS, Since their -b7lt-DT7< aHP t? T7« Xf '•■ '< valuable Stock of SILKS, DRAPERY, and THURSDAY OCTOBER 10 Jft?ssys^* introduction the greatly increased demand ib XIX ill iov.'J-t>Jrj_SiJJLX >~'« At a qunrter-part 12 o'clock sharp. ISKto. for . tllom sub6tanlial'y P™vea their e*cel/ ELE G VNT AND ARTISTIC FIRE SCREENS AND STOVE OIINAMENT3, CLOTHING, etc. It is the intention of Ad . lenee, and confirms the high esteem winch Up BEST BUSINESS SITES IN THE fTIHE REMUERA^ CATTLE FAIR the Public have j ust i y accorded them. IN GREAT VARIETY AND PRICE, VertiserS to make considerable alterations PONSONBY ROAD. will be rrei.D on The following distinctive brands all bear Tr^-r A ■« rrr r</NTT* "" V* rtTVTi 1 vattfT^ouplas WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22. hia Tiade Mark on the labels,' an. d *! e BLAJM X SC.hJ^ibJN b, and improvements in the premises lately oc vmll k uuubLAo packed in lib and Mb packets, also in 616, -~I T ~ ~,,r.n, nm« pnu , v vrn> cm in i■> iMi\TTMf "W IMs^to£SSi^t th'1' Und lb) and 4Wb tins'"viz •- PREPARED IOK \\ ATER-COLOUU 1 ALNTINO. CU pied fey M^ g milhj and prior to doing so they so^/SliSp^^-: D f™h i rnr UC3tCrtPrCViO"BtOSATUß' Blended India&ChinaTeas* THE LARGEST ASSOK tm EN t of the asove to ckoosk »ok have resolved to hold a GRAND CLEARANCE SALE. ' _ Household Countess m THE city. subdivisions:— ' Duchess Princess __^ . — "—r LOT I—Parts of Lots 7 and 8 of snhdivißions , imm . „,,,,„. .„„ Fmm-«« ffranrfi ' ' — —— - of Allotment 17 of Section 40, having a ALFRED BUCKLAND. tmpiess Brands. CT^^.,.~J. ~—■*-—, « « i i /Ml * / O -T-r> frontago to PONSONBY ROAU of 51x110 . y/f ~e ~ " " ir ' 1 /> m j-\ f\ f-J *TT /I 1 / "7- T"/l /^/l C\ X 111 hH IC? / V [»«— tDIv* f rjiHE remuera fair win b« wdi Blended Pure Indian Teas. .^OSJ; * . ' '■ IMPOrI AN I IU tUUNUIvHu/U. LOT 2-Parta of Lots 6 and 7of sameisub- supplied with WKLL-BUED STEERS. About Zemindar Brand. *£^?^ < '' ~" " "" ,' *".'-.'', „."' '^ dlvlalon, having a frontage to PON- vv /tST' ' <~ , > .■" l ■■' • P __________-___——————— '"* SONBY ROAD of 18 x 110 feet, together goo are already advised, ranging from two to /\,i ;>%' Lm^.vv1. />>-'-'b;!s i" .'.v ,■/,- v. *~ ■';■"';•>':/- "'V:"?;T ~~ with the Buildings thereon erected, con- (..,• TVi \\: f'/y/M) li ■'-^ > >'-.'/ ■>M '-■.■■''';i1,, , ■ ,:^.; :j:: sistliiKofpartof extension of main build- f our ycaw old. BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Iv, \\ I IL'- ~r ,/' " ■ « I , ' ' .-,':.-'; ■' '{:%■ ing and all the outbwldinga; also, the " ■ a ■'■ VV '■/^/'■■'■■'Ss -'■•' ''11, '■■-;<' "4-■'•■■■ •;.: !'■.>:■!" ;: well. The Advertiser also wishes to bring beforethe I 1? :/--.t------^ -^-—~-—~- ,-• ■■ ■' ,- : .:.;.,_ NOTK.-Tho Dwelling house with iteaddi. ~ £Sll;«&^W^f.^^»M -.^j- --^ ■- -1" ~ J Sale Prices will be marked in Plain Figures with ig&'tSSto^^ffi^E?^^ ALFRED BUCKLAND. XSlion toB (he following Analytic iUpor :- Vl .-..'* " - , , ' <\, '• tl sssssi?" •■* —ssn^ — sses^&sS's? Blff-^SiilS 1-1 %i ««»in"-»"» m- smiih °is° ma-ked her SSfeiBEM— J-* S^f T «.^I"SSS: ESSSS£«a lillliJSa ■ Cillli IP ofjud gi n gf orthem S e l vesas LOT 1-Lot 10 of same subdivision, having a each TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. Jut/Uo -(Signed) J. A. Poxu. Colonial Analyst." fU 11 ,h ,\ ■'ijili!l \'WV- 10 -' .. ~- ■ l! <P<i\W frontagotorONSONßYßOADof33fert Each tm beara hia Kegisterod Trado Mark. V^Jjfi^'l^ 7, " X'^OH £S S PArE.J;.,,y 7 ./ ■;,. ■■ A,\'\; :^p^'o7 tothe extent of the reductions made. 66 '^ "* ALFRED BUCKLAND. So i d by Grocer 3 and Storekeepers Generally. MVO S^M^N VY ODDj BOUND. |' Wvjlj^^ cJKiy^!oll^^ balanoa at 7"* " ikbtibl.bh.disb] S. &C. need only add that in the matter of fSi^hStZL.** ~ aaftilfiß^— —-• JS^-^2^^ BeSSTc SC?slel: UDt Sdt Pd anCat,f aB ko^rS Prices they are resolved to offer to boyer, of S,LKS, a&SasfefflßlaSF w. £«^SE 1s«&»s a' iss^tii^^ Cash Boxes- ORAPERY' CLOTHING- ie-such induce wlk£oZT™^V TTJ^oi IMrORTE^ D &TS i r nBSION Aln«»con- and Au6traliftn Markets- <2^^a» ments as must make this > Lota 59 and Gl, of stibdMsion of AUot- - acvvts for the Celebrated CATALOGUES O>* APrLICATIOK. {/) \4 P ' ? menta 31 and 42, of Section 8, suburbs of Sole Agknw tor the Celebrated 1A Q|irpp«i? *' Auckland. havinuafpantagetoLlNCOLN- "ROYAL 9IAIL " X \\ ■ m P 3* bale UNt WI Ht MUbl oUOlitOi- LorTw^rsrof^^^^^^ Wu. \ l< FUL EVER HELD IN AUCKLAND. kitchen, with gas, water, and all sanitary w . H. S. & Co. have much pleasure in sub- b> g \\ 55" Jl arrangements properly attended to; also, m ittlng the following testimonial,given to them KTW sjKASnil ISS4-1? D> JC «ft 3" / outbuilding, 21 x lift, with freehold allot- for DubHcation--iCopY.l-' Juno 4. 1883. To fli'v o^AauJM, ISO* o. < — va -> -,—«_^,~™» K ~-« 1 .. ment havTnit a double frontage-one to MeMreW. H. SniKEsrEAR & Co., Auckland. I have received MY FIRST SHIPMENT Of th« O C \% P Ei^lS^^i^i Nelson-street of 31ft.. and one to Upper GraUemen.-Inm ttlart to say that on the 51-inch NEW SEASON'S CROP, £n ha \\ 3 w-j W/rSw/W/ Union-street of 33fL with a depth through Royal Mail Bicycle 1 bou K ht from you. I won from Fooehow via § ?? \K a <? W^^^Pv' from street to street. the A.C.C. Chanipi6nship. bcatin? a Kudyo, a XX S.S. TAMSUI, from Fooehow, via & O \A . X^isKjVQS^ oSijich ltacor, and a number of other machines, Wellington, '•'■' \* }> r^ AuoSon^^ 01 POrUCU!UrB to th° llSio« AJS^ WffSo^fl^A U£Si And .hall bo glad to Forward LIQUOHING % O V\ | -^£»^ . nioost running niKchino I over rode. Mr Flcwel- SAMPLES on application. £-< 1->W n <^ VAILE & DOUGLAS,- l,n to whomllrntn to wlnUiaMlio Ilandtcan Tho QUALITY of THIS YEAR'S CROP 18 > 2 -• Land and Estate Auctioneers, £* '.StiSot VouS'WwSlcd) Wit of Very High Character compared with the pro- > j£fiU-^ffl% § W - Shortland-street. Service." — vloua yearn. j, fe«V ( 1' "" ' * IXI TO-MORROW, at. 11 o'clock. Tb'k 8 t Rkd^Sbk^tTuks Ss nor lb. To those about to commence business, ,J ''■■-■':II^7Z W • Hakrison'sDoublkGon-oHells.4s(3deach .....,.., . , L* fls?r!?r^-'"' /N"l rTmTT n r^J 1 TT /~n/ TT"nTT TEA! T E All King of thk Roah Lamiu latest patontj, attention w drawn to the great advantage j--^^.:. VCj . ,: i -...c^ .i^_— >JMIII-l V /'AIIUwV -nsra.^ffiSr* A S^g^f^-^™a : nd lo^CS::^dlS:'^ garden requisites" "ofev^y description. OMllll OC UAUIjiIJCjI, - moreorlWamaged. S AM'e^^° UJiK| "VT T^ W TAWYMOWEES ~„ v is; packages of superior prick list. am prepared to offer. -L> -^ > v -U.TL w ±.n lviuwuivu Drapers and Silk Mercers, XO INDIAN^'EA. Best Hobart Paling Fence.. G5 0 per chain INCLUDING— sA^Tv^r;,. s™°'"-™E EI! I I JOHN BUCHANAN, '""»°^ |^tffI&^SSKVfSS 111 Buck6ye M* «UEEN *TR«T• ~o& 302 , upper _] ' Picket Fences .. . .. 2 3 per foot. • WAIUIOJ YARDS. Kauri Paling '?" .^^ 10 0 per 100. , WHOLESALE GROCER, _ Wf\T> T> T T\T \pr i^ A TIWITT7n QUEEN STREET; CARBmiTTTAYLOR g,£ ii ==Hi I Customs-Street, Auckland. T. &S. MORRIN_& K*yffi?JZsS! IS£A'Z g«g.* :: :: 11 «• i^~ QABDEN ROLLERS. annwitAßDW. twelveoclockehfirp, . Rallaßobart 87 G per 100. • ___ _^_________—^ , 80 HEAD OF FAT CATTLE. KaiU. Rimu Sawn .. .. CO 0 „ „ — ONLY — ■"" " Witho^ervo. ESS ii !! S, I iehi: GOLD MEDAL gewlu, MnchlncH. CARBINES & TAYLOR, PickeU, perd Oi , _^ .. 2 0 DIjRF BLENDED IPTTF IMF ftWHT^II Wl fT n Auctioneers. Terms: Net Cash. rUKfi DLGIVUCW J, Aa,JE« VV <U t M \TArn rnTTT? Tl?t QT TTTATT^TT VTA QT nOPBISB AND ATKIW, TTTTTTTTTTTT ' _,_ „™«-TO ™, WOl 1M LMbi, IHUUIjII. LAbl I k. c. oarb.l . |b. d. IONKB (J w v °doACH BUaoKRa; TTTTTTTTTTTT Hii B 080 H M P^^ iS §S Hi FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, Kixiorr and Albkbt-btbibw, IT TTT TT 1 | H Bra i I | i M %£M g$M At 12 o'clock. DoBWe »na fflng! O 9 Be3a^ <Bu"ggt«f, Hoodta TTT '^ IMii I I 1 I 1 iW iS3 THE PUBLIC KNOW WHERE TO CiKtfSG TO CET i«;;r,Sl, T= Es- 58 s MIL U I Pfc rtiii cheap goods: PAL .SOLUS BEARINGS. T OCAL INDUSTRY DIHX'IC HI H S3 M I 1i I &! ll H BICYCLES AND mRICYCLES DUTTON BROS., BH M B £ I 1 M lL» Mtl I! niTDrwn mTTTU IVI?T7T' IXT * A rkTtTTTniVr TO Manufacturers of Every Description of H«■ B ffl S ll H O DURING THIS WLLIV, IN ADDIHOW IV , lm , , f „ „„„„„ CORKS, BUNGS, FISHING NET FLOATS ngFLSON fVIOATF Z- C%(l • \\T XT'A TT li 1 j?r nrk''« S!AT VAT'I? Wlthoutßeacrve. &c, &c., WWVB ' ITIUH It « WO. ~ Latest lmprovem«nU. Valuable A ppiUmcos. Teu Yenra' >V. VAlLtj 0£ KjU. b hAIjVAU-Ei iSI UL'iV, n TONKS A TO Wholeaalo and Retail. ( Ouaraatea. Patent Aulomailo Winder. Paton^ Urup-RoUars. a *• *\t**T—S*i. I A I i«v»«.^ Brilflftin \ P»tent Loou»-Wlndln«-Whool. Patent Threail Spenser. Wer- WL IIAVE .: Auctl°"eora- . '"Ti^oT'TT'o SPECIALITY SEWING rp wn AmTj^r, q T /W^ mo ACTPR ! AT™K ESa THOMAB Would reepedWcal. attention to the FA« I mAbniWt»/ Wt J^ BEA I jE 170 yUKKN . STUEIC ,, BOUGHT FOR CASH, AT FfloM 8 s TQ 10 3 IN THK P°^a ' — that he is prepared to turn oat MvtSMZStKjBSftL I \l ClvT. \NP DAIRY COWS HORSES, CARTS, GENTLKMEN'S GARMENTS, I ■■ „ * ' '»',■» SPKING TRAPS In the very hent ana most fashionable manner, Msßi I s HORSE POWER CHAFF' CUTTER, AT twenty PER CENT. LESS MS \ mtr — Sewing Machines. "TiiPiiaWw^'w^^ «" WANT OF SPACE COMPELS US TO SELL THESE STOCKS, V*» FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Than usually charged for liko class material jdlsßW I BMB — Pjl|iWßF»Wl!lWJJatJPinn,WWlßffltan •'. HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE. A CHOO "o^ooo3 FOB j£^ / CJINGBU SEWING MACHINES. T^^j^l^^T __„„ , . TT • i . i coming season to choose fkom. JB^^ iss f Rrairsui sir«Wi'(snriffllifl '- mHE undorsißned have received instruc- " »/ t? n l»«snlM-2 fini oft-) vr flr h! nPfl I BkJ ii HI 1 BUI e\ I *-\ 1 n /^i 1 Uons fromMr Thomaa Rowe (who has Suits from Sis. W_ Ml baiaS m ] 83. rJI'TZL Machineß< HISI^iEIH S^mUP GOOmhP^ Si. CO disposed of hia farm) to sell, at his residence, Trousers from .'. ". Z 21b bnHMI •» 18b1......5b1,0d6 „ IKMHaIBKWHiMWBII UaillUCl V/UVJIIIUCO XX. \SKJ. Papatoitoi, on Monday, October 20, ' " *' *" ** ' WPW^BBiIMrtmSHI i.™,,™ do 9^n IBB^?nm?s^OTt^^?liißl .« THE WHOLE OF HIS LIVE AND UEAD Not e the Addrc B? I^TQUEEN-3TREKT ' ""I INCRKA.SE 4-./00. B^Afe:^-^^ VVOUI'D AGAIN UKGE UrON CUSTOMERS THE MSIRABTLITY OF COMIN^ STOCK, consisting of flverMesm Wita^ wiuta^fcMeoliuß^ I ~~~ Hl^^^^^ *ARLV T0 T"K °R AN" "^ ATTE To< Four-horse Power Chaff Cutter.in thorough CASH. __ _ |i^W « m pp^ y^^xVkSSa^ff^W^^ _Jp^^^Sfi^^^^»L working order . "VTICTORIA HOUSE KJ I |aa j\j |^ iP^WTOI ' BSSg 1 A.MONGBT THE THOUSANDS OF POUNDS WORTH OF GOODS WHICH WILL T ■ WILL bhobtit BB ; -"^ ■-"■ **■ ■ ""^ ■ i^^^fe TV BE OFFERED THIS WEEK TO OUR CUSTOMERS. ABB A IS?^^\Si&S OPENED WITH A NEW STOCK SS^^J^ B' Vic^obu-strekt, XX E • LOT OF FANCY GOODS, nuantityofßuga by ™%-K™SlV miSH WHICH WIU BE SOU) AT RIBICBW PRICES IO SET IHfM OUI OP Combined Reaper and Mower (rnakor, >v- ■ UKjXU J > «iV» Mirrmwca n N^^l"iTJH!¥iJS<^'r';' dirkct fuom manufacturkbs, Wood) in good working order OWB MATtHLESS V^SiiJi H AYK^W^ „„„„,,, fT _. ' Set Light ZipW Iron Harrows AS A ,^. .^^mmmmm •— W^^S&llHffiS Has I or Sale, at Low Hates, A Good Activo Farm Mare t with foal at DRAPERY, MILLINERY, AND LADIES t *>^»^^i*S^^^^^ffiii\ Carpentera'Tools Bi&c? Blah' Al hc°! ta and children's outfitting ESShw • |^»||^gl Kit'SS' "*"* LADIES' HANDBACS, FROM ONE SHILLING. LUNCHEON PROVnJED. ESTABL^HMANT. SOLD IN '-W^^m^W^^^W/ '^gister Grates, in groi»t Variety »,Tn,»™™v»r,m n f.ir » ' ill. niu jiil iil J ooil Tilio WiK^^^^^^^<^W MwUo and Enamelled Slato Mantolpleoea SAMUEL COOMBES & CO. would apologiso to their nuraortms Patrons tot any iooon- SALE AT TWELVB OCLOCK. Ik 9 D.i 4 b.i 71b.. and 28 D. TINS. &A/ffitm£s&y£vißSr- (largest Stock in Auckland venionco caiwd by tho idlerattans now Koing on, but it is their dctoTmlnation to make their hunterTnola*. Victoria-street west iib., m. m. /'».. anazoiß. lino, ESE|*M>!S^ 11 Auctioneer. (Comer of Qr.hame-stre.Q. At IS. 8(1. per Ib. . SESSSJ^^^ DURHAM YARDS. THREE OUT 0F every FOUR MA LVSPEOTION IVYITOn ■F*xsk&hssa*-* *""">■ NELSON, "^"-jesSl*--"" _: ' ' ' m «b™ee, ■rs^rr" b D"EEI M9£fflE»CQ-i -"ssr- D# JLJ —-" THEBAUNCEOF»ni S V TA??t?%? SALVAGESTOCK Bn TTv -o 1 WHOLESALK AND RETAIL FIRST PHIZES!!! >Ss§6S|Smci 251 Ml NT Hr SO LI) ' UTTER: TBA MERCaANTSi BLENDBRB A , DAT QDKSN ■««". TJRAULEy AWU JN^VTi.l.i., .. AND IMPORTERB. CHRISTCUURCH EXHIBITION . WV^** ACOKMIhd ■ J^ AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, FRESH FliOM THE DAIRIES THREE «„.,,-„„„»._ T>ir«»niw W«rr wnm - TWO POTT) '*• TWO «JTI VPI) UTJiiAi a fw WWW (OnnA-lt^.i m. « , ' • • AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGSNTB WFKKTV «HW»««^». WMWTOSW, TWO GOLD ft TWOSILVER MEDALS. J^t '0^'"» Market». g All i rElj COOIWBES & CO. would remind the Inhabitants of tli« Slurbs FOR THE SALE OF ii.iu-a; .1. OTIFFTJ ATTriTTiwn Tnhnrlt . , t 1 Kstablished 18J8. th«t thoy always give Free I'twses on the Tramways, Steamboats, and Omnibuses, ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, FARM ±VV > S5 V^-^^-^i.., a.VWUJmU, outa.nea at #^Sl|^M Intcndinß A should In Anß'dßt tho numerous articles offered during THIS WEEK will be » LOT 'OF PRODUCE, HOUSE AND LANDED PER 2/0 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK WM^-l/ T Ct U)0 r' A'!OK SWCK "' LINOLBUMS at 12Jd per yard. \ PROPERTY. Me, WHOLK3ALTS AND RKTAIL IN ANY AGKNT3 EVERYWHKRB ONLY AT 261, Queek-stiiekt, Auckland. o^hnndf W 1 wUuX SAMUEL COOMBES & CO* KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NKWTON QUANTITY ■ ' _____ ' €■ *l 4V!j t'lo MaT tai.uk 1:. Auckland. (next door to Bank of New Zealand.) yu Mun(l - . _ ' . ~±J Kvery gun thoroughly oxamta- f^Tn™^^™I™™'! A BEWARE OF GERMAN AND. OTHER W&rM <^ and guaranteed beforedaU rnN=lTf}NMFNTS SOLICITED ' 1 "I i" ■ i\. IMITATIONS. ffiSvi^' t, ycrr\ ' CONSIGNMENTS_SOL[CITED. ■ WJ X^ Pal^'S^X? 13? 9-,,^^ 10111611'* TUe Verdict Of the Public on ■ the Great Salvage Sale is most pronouneeJi 88 References by Permißsion: Messrs Alfred Vft^i 'SIISS?' X §^ J /"\ . / SINGER SEWING MACHINES M evln°ed by c ftrt', who '^ °Ut mißcs du»'»>B last We Tk Buckland. Auckland; Heakoth and Altken V EALE S OTORE, -*- -J____l -_L JL.« / bIAOJiK hMVING MACHINES, fej Webley's Bui) Dor andi IrishCoS To Merit the public I'atro.nvgo will bo the study of Auckland dJaniea Hume, Hamilto 11; William .. / . £rf sm/^ m^^^^l3^ I B^ 4 SAMUEL OOOMRtfy fr PO -C^dcor. Epsom. COBSER VICTORIA ASD ALBERT smEETf., —*— / ■ M F^^V^Jn^^J^^, &AMULL UUUMJi^ A, LU. —*-— ■-"-'. '. -^n T T " 11 1 /Jbk* wtm<tl'*tf;^^i *^'~^*lwp*asegw^a^Sßy W.S Curlrlils:fi<.la9Oßand Crimpwa; Kley'i TOIOK SALE, a really good Dairy Farm *>• «• ' , {JnVWaUCCI /Qj/ [Established 1860.] «« gjSSUSS O^TfcSiß^lSS D . ft o rt J , • • , J} ICO acres good land, well-fenced, good ■ vww A^</ TT Y. P HAYW\RD *ot; CurUee and iU,'rey ar.<l H^nWllV'sand S-C & CO. defy competition, our Motto being " Small Profits and Laraa Retnrm» grass, end plenty fresh water all the year round, /f\ / XX UPIIOLSTKItP-R M \ttii \*<l Umrenee'g Qunpownor; Kl.'v'aiWaaaino i%6 liVlUTiii TM^S■ IVP FK g returns. T.a b?W^^erT^Ull^B^ T» OC X V NOOK. IS /C// ViKraWffi* '^e^^S'Ss™^ We shall brin/FoS%mo Wo2S Tiavgains in wafSn^lS milesVm town and will bo JK ROCKY NOOK. -^ _ _ __ AT/ . GRffiY-STREICT, Auckland. KtJ G*MnU,^ sold oheap—Appiy to John Soppet, Land Agent, /^ | [ O ///* / FUNKRALS PUIiNISHED with Neat- S^ls. Salwtt HtCai, Air CaneTlJraeohjZllSo by v.ator. "»b»ny aamagea No.». Queen-etrcet. p TIIE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS V^/ U ±\/f%// ness and Ueipotoh. !mplerasnta, PUihing Taoklo.' CnUery FtaS "T^TORTHERN LUMINARY,' In this well-known and popular Township are //\^'/ GRAVE FENCES ERECTED. T«L™* "" — FOR SALE °^- E- ASY T£KMa / //Q)/ P^^^w^^^nr^r^ WILLIAM VAILE & COS. SALVAGE STOCK NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. For —^SjS Ss, 80^ *" AHC\ / 7^^ A * sm s*B S *m l m "D< EVITT« * n««. A Urge Ut StiU UnS°ld °f "^J^g-.-^ soiled, but will be S old at Combining the requirements of magnificent I/g I I /7v> /Y£L jH HHi Sllli %6» «1. Q<:«» ■. ' I*'lll » ™«C ---. . view and volcanic soil, thceo Allotments are I/I \//>V// •«—'■'.* ii^i WiK ~ ~ —' ON" AND AFTER THIS DATE, Unkivallkd. -*-/ //J/ (\-d&^\=^Wm J\^y£> W T '''•■ MR J. H. WITHEFORD, Tho new bridee over the railway crossing on / //>) / . nnilMniMo BOOK m-m. rJ-,, m,L * SALVA? fl ™nwW™. fw^ W< Jf i° & Fi, re- Tbe ? e Cood 3 are neither ' Mount KosKill Road makes the approach / /v// ABOUNDING /^^-r^^S^^^ /^^st. BOOK BCsOKK, PAPER RUIJiR, damaged by Fire nor Water, but have been slightly toßsed in s-emoval SnoRTLAND-BTiwET, both safe and easy. /f\f i4^iH-^\WL iz^\s&i ACCOUNT BOOK U» NUFACTURER. Still we shall sell them at half price. Note :— IB BOLE AQKHTTOU THE- 'NORTHERN ' ■ CorB.U yo^Medieal Man. /U/ W V/f\/ WW ™»« BO o« s AM v»^ „« -«,«» BwiPsSr^Ste 11'!!"'*™ "' - 4H * LUmT^n' ■ W. BAKER. />/ ■■ Vl/ VIV MBRCHANT3'"amount BOOKS. " A^ Quant^'*° S«ieet n-om. 106 P.MACKENZIE. MR EWINGton la my Agent f'Wf rr/ll T IGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE imbubanck and M-vi™ r o«n™ n ■..^.^0.^^.,., ■ P°^,»;as«graarATa f.V Strength L ii? op in|^ g |p K K-°^,™SSr i=r° nevbe i» ™ E history of aucklam, .«,,„. P . b ,. k , U-^S^tiP^S^^S^S/UiruniiniTW K=^»tti ™^S?"r- SAMUEL COOIVIBES &100 1. •"^sas.'ias&sffi^Sss HIGH QUALITY. p«^«sraiti,«rs »»»oH|gi;, s ,oao«, THIS' week f



.Remember This. If you^ aTC tfieJCt Hop Bittera wUI surely aid Nature in 'looking swu well when oil else fails. if vim n w-oostivo.cr dyspeptic, or arc Btiflbr ._„, »*"„ „: t .other of the numerous disease of the "to nnoli &* bowels, ji J« your own fault il rou remain for lloP viw «3 is a sovereign rcmedy'inalU X rou are w Wang away. with any form of Kid nev disease "**# < temPting Heath Ujjs mo -If vnn nw Kick *fi^J that terrible sicknesk Nerv^sness,youw, "?#»** "Balmiu Uiiead" in tbe use of Hop Biu *** X you are a frcqui ' W A k c^ent f ■ miasmatlo district, b. vwde y,car spton. aciinst tlip si-nurcr- of n <eountnes-raialanal the use of Hop Bitters. , I£ you have rough, pimpl V. «* sallow alon, bad breath, pains and aches,. foel miserable Ronorally. Uop Hitters will gi n J rich blood, and sweetest brc i^ 111' and comfort. In short, they cure all diseases c <;tteSwwiach, Bowola, Blood, Liver, Norn \ Jvidneja, Bright's Disease. £500 will bo pai *; *°L*^ n s| they will not cure or help. Dr. TftSiste end Chemists keep. That poor, bedridden, Invalid wL ». «ster motlier. or daughter, can bo made thi \ P«»«re of health by* fo w bottles of Hop Bittors. VOBUW uutatriflo. Will you lot them suffer)



Government Land Sales. A UCiCJ^JJD LAND DISTRICT. LANDS FOR SAliflKD LEASE AT THIS OFFiCJfi ON THE .27th (OCTOBER NKXT, AT 11 O'CLOCK IN 'flip FORENOON. ' ', LAND FOR SALE. Towjj ttt Hamilton West, Lot £87 ; Town ot Morcer, Sacs, 25. .li. 3h 33 to 40, inclusive j Block 111.. Manukau Cosjnty, Parish of Opuheke, Sco 4 (WilUdin,.oil's Clcci-ingi. Lots 3!>,"oU. '52? V 3, 78, 81. Parish of Wtipipi, Sec. ?, Lots 23, 23a, 21. 25..20.27. 28, 31, 32, 33, 29. 30. 34. and 3\ Parish Of Opahokn. Lots 157. ltiO. 229.230. 236,-241.242. ?47. Parish of Mantratawhiri. Lots 202.203, 20n0519, inqlosim Paribh of Waiuku East, L0t»"212 to 221, Inclusive. Whiriwhiri Settlement, Sec. I, Lota «. §5, 56, 57, 63, 67. aDd 91. Parish .of Wo,iuku iVest. Lots 1»1 and 152. Parish of Koh.oroa, Lot 121, Waikato County. Parish of WhanKamaripd, Lots ISO, 381 to 389, inelußive. Raglan,County;Parfslj qt WJiflmmpe, Lojt £9. VVaittmata, County, Parish if W*k pa»£jfa^ pyQjCO J29 to 143, inclusive. These J,ptp aro siuubtcd at \\ nitakerei Railway Station, Parish of Paremo»mo, Lots 156, I.^S.'ISSI. Pa,riah of Pukcatiia. Lots 252, JSapt part 255. East part 257. Parish ofw'aiwera, Lots 172, 177,180; Lot 172, subject to £400 for improvement '. Parish of Okuru, Lots 5?, 57, aiicf 59 to 02 {nslusiye. Parish of Makarau. Lot Iv 9, -Rodney .Goutity. I'akiri Block. Otamatea Survey District. BWck X VI. flees. 1 to 8, inclusive : 10 to 17, inclnSLVOj nnd IS,' il, £f, and 20, Wliangaroi Catoty. Parish of Mahgaitaiamca, South part Lot 67, North-west part Jo, ■South part 15. Parua Survey District (Pftpakui-a Bloc;:t, Section 2, Block I V.,irob3onCounty. Pariahbf IfatakoTip, tforth.east part Lot l;-8. North-east part IS^, ,Soutn->-cit rart 14 0; Norlli-ca?t part 141,'Noru; -caßt-pajt liS. So;)tli-ca's.t part, Ufi. Jlangakalu'a Survpypjsfriot (J.V unrpkuhakaha Block), Poo. L Block V. Bay of islani County, Parish of Kawakawa, Lais IU! W' 152, iuclusivo. Man. {'oaui County, Pai-ish or fvaijka, Lota 37 and 39. Tukahuo Survey Dietrict, Sco, IS/BlflckX, Sub ject to £2G2 for improvements, LANDS FOR LEASE. Lot 15, ICatiol, ?2sacroa ; £5 per annum ; term, a years, 600 acroi North p.irt of MaungatuW Block, ut Mangonui; £3 per annum; term 7 years. .* LANDS FOR SALE AT LAND OFFICE, TAURANGA, ON T JIOND.iY, TIIK 27th OGJ'OBKU NEXT. Wlialiitano County. Parish of Wniocka.— S"cs. So. 101. V/i\ J.;-'. liil. »\-l, 23i. 250,2/.', 253, S3l, ;'55, 30LI, Sir. i 50, Oi)i. Maps of Hie above lande ni£.j' Ije seen, and funtlier pariiculiira obtiiined, on apv%Jttt\9n Ot this otflco. Schedules containing doscripUQjiSj e.tc, of above lands will bo exhibited at Railway Stations aud Post-ofllces. ' D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. Crown Lands Ofilae, Auckland, September 10.