C.J.C. SPRING MEETING.

(BY TELEGRAPH—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Christchurch, this day. The concluding events of the Mooting re sultod :—

Canterbury Cup of 500 soys. Weight for

age. Distance, 2£ miles. Pilbrow's Welcome Jack, 9stslb (Derritt) 1 Redwood's Black Rose, 7st 61b (Brown) 2 O'Brien's Tasman, 9st 61b (Clifford) ... 3 Minerva and Leodogran also ran. Betting: 2tol on Welcome Jack ; 3to 1 against Tasman and Black Rose; 20 to 1 the others. Leodogran made the running, followed by Tasman and Minerva. Rounding the top turn, Black Rose came to the front, Welcome Jack, who had been going last, nt the same time rapidly improving his'position. At the rails Black Rose still led, but Welcome Jack came with a rush, and won by a'length, Tasman a fair third. Minerva fourth. Time, 4min. 14Jsecs. The Metropolitan Handicap ; a sweep stakes of 5 soys. each, with 300 bovb. added. Second horse to receive 50 soys., third horse 20 soys. from the stake. One mile and a-half. Cutt's Sou-wester, 7st 81b 1 Russell's Leonora, Bst lib 2 Stead's Ike 7st 71b ... 3 Vanguard (9st), Lady Emma (Bst lOlbs), Turquoise (Bat lOlbs), Nelson (7st 131bs), Johnny Faulkner (7at lOlbs), Tim Whiffler (7st 41bs), Speculation, late Hippodamia (Oyrs, 6st lOlbs), Dime (Ost lOlbs) also ran. Won by a neck. Time, 2mins. 44_secs.

Tiik Selling Race, lOQsovs. ; for two-year olds and upwards. Six furlongs. Butler's Talebearer ... ... ... 1 Pilbrow's Mata 2 Vallancc's Youth 3' Rally, Deceiver, Duchess of Albany, Trefoil, and Patrician also ran. Time, lmin. 18isecs. Flying Handicap of 150sovs. with a sweep of ssovs. each to go to second horse. 5 furlongs. George's Wapiti, 6st 101b 1 Stead's Ike, Bst 31b 2 Stephenson's Taiaroa, Bst 71b 3 Lady Evelyn, Water King, Rubina, Pearl, Speculation, and Marion also ran. Won by a short head. Time, lmin. 3gseos. The Consolation was won by Billy, Tim Whiffler being second, Speculation third.

Two men were arrested during the after noon for passing false notes at the totali sator. It is reported that Mr Redwood, the owner of Black Rose, has challenged Mr J. Bilbrow, owner of Welcome Jack, to make a match for 1,000 soys. in three months time.

WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.

Debate on Separation.

(BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Chrisschurch, this day. The debate on tho motion for New Zealand to have an independent and self-governing Conference occupied the earnest attention of the General Conference yesterday. The Roy. Wm, Morley opened the debate in an able and comprehensive speech, and moved that the New Zealand Con ference be invested with legislative powers and complete independence. His motion was seconded by Mr Hobbs, M.H.R. The Rev. E. S. Watkin argued against the proposal in a very brilliant and comprehensive speech, taking the ground that the doctrinal purity of ministerial itin erancy and the disciplinary policy of the Church would be endangered. The Rev. W. C. Symons spoke against the motion on legal grounds. The Rev. Dr. IVaugh (ex-President) read a lengthy docu ment, beingtlie opinion of eminentcounsel in Melbourne, contendingthattheGenerolCon ference had no power to grant the request of .New Zealand, but could recommend the British Conference to do it. The Rev. J. J. Lewis argued in favour of the motion. The Rev. J. Watsford and Jabez Waterhou.e <poko spoke Btronglv in support. The Rev. R. Bavin argued the adoption of the motion on the ground of the unanimity of the New Zealand Church in their desire for independence and the comprehensiveness of the plan submitted. The Rev. H. Bath moved an amendment, "That the General Conference having carefully considered the request of the New Zealand Conference,; deems it inexpedient and unnecessary for, the comparatively small advantages that might be gained to sacrifice the unity of the connection, especially' on the basis proposed." He said the structure of the Church was stone. Did they want to make it of wood, and perishable? The only advantage of the latter that ho could see would be in case of another earthquake. He believed that if granted to New Zealand, other colonies would want tho same, and the result would be disastrous. Separation would weaken not only us, but also Australia. The tendency of the age was federation and unity, not separation. On tho motion .if the Rev. H. Bull, the debate waa ad journed till 6.50. A deputation from the Christchurch: ministers was introduced. An address-to the Conference was read, and speeches were delivered of a congratulatory character by the Revs. H. Watson (Congregational), Dalaston (Baptist), and white (Free Methodist). Replies were delivered by the Revs. Messrs Watkins and Hunter, and Mr Hobbs. ".: * : / ;

The debate on the motion for New Zea land independence was resumed at 6.30 by the Rev. H. Bull, who argued in favour of tho motion. Mr Moxam and the Rev. Mr Knight, of South Australia, con-; tended for New Zealand to have self governing powers. The Rev. Mr Nolan and Dr. Kelynack supported the amendment. Mr T. Buddie cleared away some misconception in the legal aspect of the question, and supported the motion. The Rev. W. H. Fitchett, in a humourous speech, spoke in favour of the amendment. The Rev. W. Oliver supported the motion, and Dr. Waugh the amendment. The Rev. A. Reid delivered an eloquent and forcible speech,, contending earnestly for legislative inde-' pendence, and for fuller rights for the laity as provided in the proposed constitution. The Roy. Messrs Cope and Wills opposed the motion. The Rev. Messrs Berry and- Mr Manchester spoke firmly in support. After the Rev. Mr Brownlee and Mr Hunt had addressed the Conference, the Rev. W. Morley delivered an exhaustive speech in reply.- The votes were then taken : for the amendment, 58; for the motion, 23. The amendment was then put as a substan tive motion with the same result; the proposal for separation being thus nega tived. The debate was characterised Dy good feeling throughout, and several of the speeches were conspicuous for signal ability. The great objections urged by tho opponents of the measure were that the basis of separation proposed -was not sound, and that it involved too great a departure from the old rules and regulations, particularly class meeting and the itiner ancy.

Luring the day the spacious church was largely attended by spectators, who mani-. fested great interest in the proceedings,' As the votes were being counted the feel ing within and without the bar of the Conference ran very high, and the large majority against New Zealand independence was a matter of great surprise. Ministers and laymen are delighted with tho colony. Many who arrived South have decided to return North, visiting Auckland, and some of the speakers, despite the sea sickness, hoped in due course to visit New Zealand again at the next General Confer ence.

To the Editor: Sir,—As decisive steps have been lately taken in Christchurch and Dunedin to celebrate the quincentenary of John Wycliffe, the morning star of the Reformation, which takes place on the 31st proximo, it is to be hoped that Auckland will not be behind in this important matter, although it has not yet moved therein, Wyclifee was the first to translate the entire Bible into English, and copies of this translation, as well as those of treatises and tracts on various religious subjects written by him, were so rapidly multiplied from the pens of the staff of transcribers whom he employed for that purpose, that they found their way not oSfy to taost parts of Great Britain, but to the continent of Europe, in a comparatively short time. Had he a-j>rinting-pres3 at his disposal, as I|Uther had, what would he not have donet In one sense the Rector of Lutterworth was a greater man than the illustrious German Reformer, and that being -so, his memory should not be forgotten in this age of com memoration of worthies of past centuries to whom we are so greatly indebted for the Gospel light and oivil and religious liberty we enjoy. Let us, therefore, not fail to do the same honour in this city to John Wycliffe that has been recently done in it to Martin Luther," An excellent life of Wycliffe has been lately published fa- England,—Yours, Ac, A. Protestant. ; "ROUGH ON RATS."-ciem _t_t_ _,__ »„.„»_._ S_^\!£' ,ran' l^'lw^'^^iMi™™wtJ,S{Ss 1';').- :; ,i it it it , W*?.*T* ,ff"W 10?!>. ACCVt-j Aut_n4,

BANK NOTE FORGERIES.

False Bonk of New Zealand Notes In Circulation.

(BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Chrxstciiuroh, this day. - Forged Bank of New Zealand notes are in circulation hore. They are about a quarter of an inch shorter than the genuine notes, are on hand-made paper, not so soft aS'that of good note 3, the printing is fainter,'and they have a general washed-out appearance. They purport to be issued at Christ church on April 1, 1884, and to be signed, "J. Hay Barclay, mana ger." The words, "one pound," ,are printed in green on the back as on the genuine notes, but the appearance of the printing is very different. Thoy Were circulated on the racecourse, and ■ detected by eight of them being paid in, to tho account of Mr Burke, publican, who had a booth on the course, who had been deceived by them. Six more were s^i&d by the police on the course to-day,''and others have been found. Three persqhs were detained by the polico on the course but all proved that they had been taken in themselves. < r

SURCHARGE ON NEW ZEALAND MAILS.

(by telegraph—press association;)l

Napier, this day.' By the recent Order-in-Council, all inward correspondence viaßrindiei and Suez will be surcharged an additional postage rate on arrival, and this order was to Come.into force to-morrow. As this would involve considerable injustice, especially to .news agents, who receive large numbers of papers via Brindisi, Messrs Dinwiddle, Walker, and Co., of this town, tele graphed to the Postmaster - General asking that the operation of the Order might be suspended^ until -correspon dents here have time to', instruct their En glish agents. That firm yesterday received the following telegram from Sir JjiiUus Vogel:— x p "Will postpone operation of Ordet-fn- Councilon inward correspondence until.the receipt of the Brindisi Suez mails leaving London January 7. This will allow time to instruct agents by the Ruapebu, leaving here on'the 22nd and due in London about the 2nd of January.— Julius Voqel." " ..'

OHINEMURI MINING NEWS.

Crushing Shaping WeU. -M

(BY TELEOBAPH—OWN CORKESI'ONDENI.j',

Paeroaj this day. Crushing from claims at Karangaha_e't&e still shaping handsomely. Up to this morning the Sir Walter Scott CompajKy. had 588ozs, amalgam from fourteen days' M run with 8 stampers, and the Ivanh-JL i 2200z5. for the same period. . j*. B

-Mated saA Washed by 'Qi^_l_V__m_^_____\ H_nbt jwsw, of Symonds-_ertoffi_Mß General Printing Office, Wyndl_-in.sa_wt.HaM lA* Province of InokUnd. New Zealand. HZSA BiTURPAY Koy»MB|!B H, 18H, *,|-J ,|

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|| | Anctlons. \ B MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. \fa UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! t_W UNREDEEMED PLEDGES 1 If GREAT ■ SLAUGHTER OF WATCHES, Bt GABRIEL LEWIS *..§ IT AS received instructions to Sell by H. EL Auetlon at his Rooms on Monday, K'j November 17th. st 11 o'clock, 18. THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED H- >;■ ■ PLEDGES, pawnod with L. H. Neu- HI megen, at the Monte de Pleto Loan P Offlco, Darby-street, as per Evening g Star of Wednesday and Thursday, ft j November 12 and 13. M AT AN .EARLY DATE. fe SADDLERY,~IRONMONGERY, p| ;CARRIAGEWARE. || EX HERMIONE. EI .|» OASES OF ABOVE GOODS. ■j-J; - First-class Makers. •I j GABRIEL LfIWIS, Hl* Auctioneer. 1 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1884, , I At Noon. | R. C. GREENWOOD ■ > TIT ILL SELL, on above date, at his H VY Mart, Vulcan Lane, i .„,-- MOUNT ALBERT PROPERTY. ■ The Property to be offered by Auction is 'M situated in the centre, and is the cream of that i 9 vaßt Rising Distriot of Mount Albert, and con i B -ists of 39 ALLOTMENTS, ranging In size from '■'m _of an acre to 31 acrea. J The Soil is Unexceptional, for the most part HB Rioh Volcanic having the advantage of Run _■ aing Streams and Springs all over the Property. H The Land lies to the North-east, having Mag tH nifloent Viows of tho Harbour and the Sur iH rounding Districts of Mount Eden, Mount 111 Roskill, and the Woitakerei Ranges; is free iii < itxom all South-weßterly Windß, and for Health, PI View, and Situation is Unsurpassed. mm The Mount Albert Railway Station Is on one Wm corner of the Property, having communication HI with Auckland frequently, and,' Busses pass If J hourly to and from Auckland within 3 minutes ' J walk from any part of the Property. li'M Distance from Auokland, Similes. Hi The Road Board, at the present time, are I'U cutting down MoElwain's Hill, and widening In the Road between the City and Mount Albertat [I"j| a cost of over £1.000. When this work is HI finished it will be the Best Road round Auok- HI The City is gradually spreading out this way, IS and hundreds of Houses have gone up within £ the last 12 months, showing that ere long It WB M: be tfhnost within the City Boundaries, and the 1 ' terms on which the Property will be offered for 1 Sale on WEDNESDAY. 19th November, are 1 such as to bring it within the reach of all , classes, namely:— • f 'One-fourth Cash ; balance' 2 years at 7 I per cent. ■ '' Persons paying cash will have their convey - 'BAees made out free of cost. Lithographic plans to be had on application to . the Auctioneer. Also, at same time and place, THE NEW AND SUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT 7-ROOMED COTTAGE, the property of Mr WilkinS. on Allotment 4. Rogarivilkv contain ing 1r.1p., closn to the Mount Albert Railway j Station, and having frontage^to New North . Road. Allotment planted with choice frnlt 1 - trees, and laid out as garden, So. \ ::" "■! .aim. '"" WAIKOMITL-Compact little Farm at Wai' ■A komiti, three miles from Railway Station, I having frontage to deep water (tidal creek), eon ' taining 48 acres good land, fully improved, 'plenty of good feed, bush, and freeh wator; good 6-roomed cottage, garden, and orchard etc and only ten miles from Auckland by road, '-'-' being part of Lot 53, WaikomiH, adjoining the forms, of Messrs Haslip and Porter. ' Also, „ ; WAXKOMITL—II Seres 3 roods Land at Wai komiti, being Allotment 166, Pariah of Walko mitt County of Eden.known as Johnson's Bridk Yards, together with 3 new Sheds (one blown down by tho wind), tho material for which I alone flQBt filOO; windmill, with pump, the latter costing £30. A good two-roomed House and good well of water: capital view, and close to • the. Waikomiti Station. Very suitable for a mA- Bflok Yard or othet work, as the railway runs •/:--,- through the property, and a siding can easily be /:' made. .- I To be sold without reserve. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. ; -____-_ —- —;—— AM* WEDNESDAY^ DECEMBER 3, 1884; } At Noon. t' -f : R. C. GREENWOOD . ETAS received instrtictions to sell, on | f~l abovo date, at his Mart, Vnlcan Lane, at noon, A TBI! WE-L-BUILT PADDI_B^TKAMEB j v CITY OF CORK, . f. Built at Auckland in 1877. by Hawkeswood, and '-.;■' having a register tonnaao of 42-35 tons. Her o lensrth is IDS feet, breadthM feet, aid depth of hold 7 feet. . _..--.--, ■'■. t ■'-.■. she is well-suited for river work, having good passenger and storage accommodation,' iB clinker built, fore-and-aft schooner rigged, iron framework, fitted with two high-pressure . engines, 46 horse-power 101 lin thorough order), tho' diameter of the cylinders 14>inchos, and lengoth of stroke 2 feet. >-~ . f SBie now lies on view off the Northcote Wharf. One week prior to day of sale .she will be brought to moorings off the Queen-street Wharf. :•■ ■ ;': -'*^ TitßMs at Saib.^ -;: R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. ! '. S'g, 0. OARR] * ,[Bi -.l-OKKB . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, At 12 o'clock. ... pi^_i_aNAßY; ANNpij-fbEkEi-T. j THE UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY, * -; ' '■*Tt"AVING removeii to their new works I 7!, at Ann's Bridge, we have been instructed r to sell; at an early date (due notice of which wlllbeglven),, , -:a____X _ THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES St" .. .THE FREEHOLD of their Works In York ' streeWParnett. - ' , THE LEASEHOLD of the Allotment adjoin ing their present -Warehouse and Offloe, having about 62 years to run. ~ THE LEASEHOLD of /their late Works in •' ,i; Freeman's Bay. ■ -'-~'■•.■'.'- r-,. ■ - All particulars and Lease can be seen at our A A': office. '. - 8., _ ON ; KS & CO., *'~;, Auctioneers. B. oicA-Bt)'''' 1 ' ; '[_.'_; TOSKB, . • . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, . . l 'A. 12 O'Ctote. " ' ' CHESTERFIELD. CHESTEEFIELIi. fe ...MOUNT EDEN. -_ „AA„ MOUNT EDEN. . SIJBijRBAN VII-LA Sll?is. ; ..... ' '.R.-TONKS _ CO.-JJ _ -.. HAVE received instructions to Sell by Auction, on Thursday, November 20th, tef-o at twelve o'clook n00n,., r l~.^ J THE MANinCENT PROPERTY KNOWN i AS OHEBTERFIELD, in the Mount Eden District, out up into Eligible Villa Sites; well situated, having magnificent views. Soil, a light loam; in good gras3; free of stone. Needs only to be seen to be appreciated. 'Busses pass the property hourly. Allotments are pegged and flagged.'."; ; Plans can be had of the Auctioneers. • THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 27, Noon. MOUNT EDEN. FINE VILLA SITES,. . BEAUTIFUL VIEW, . '''AAA 7 VOLCANIC SOIL. - ' R. ARTHUR , ' " 'TOTAS boon favoured - with instructions' SAL D.in Hui Truutets o. the late Mr \V. v. Hull, '.'■! ii-I "uy fiuhlio auction, at hiß Estate, 1 ' Land, and Houboi ..-ti. rooivrn,- Arthur's Mart. "" Queen-Btreet, on Thursday, November 27. at 12 tf cloak n00n,.. . - :.■.> ■'~ :....' ■■ •. THAT FINJE PROPERTY, situated next tie Old District Sohool, opposite the Residence and I Grounds of J. Bateer. Esq^, havlngfrontagMto Mount Eden Road and lYalloy Road, snhdl.i vidodlnto ,;,:,. -~<», i • . I FIVE SUPERIOR BUILDiNG SITES, Commanding an extensfye, and uninterrupted .Me^okoant Albert and the Rfthgesbeyond, M_o_ton Heftds, TW-e Kingsi/One-Tree H^l, Position, yolcanie Soil, FasMpP' pWe Mil Fast-rising N eiKhbournofl^ -'i*----'-' •■ - ■■•m i ■ ■ • . -



THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Remuera Yards, on Thursday, November 20, 110 Quiet WeU-brcd 3-year old STEERS 200 Well-fatted CATTLE 1000 Fal SHEEP and LAMBS Fat and Store PIGS ALFRED BUCKLAND. {"10UNTRY CATTLE SALES. Pokeno—Monday, November 17 Drury—Wednesday, November 19 • Papakura—Wednesday, November 20. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. WOOLI WOOL"! WOOLI THE FIRST SALE OF THE SEASON will take place on Wednesday, Dec. 3, ISBI, at THE HAYMARKET, AUCKLAND. ALFRED BUCKLAND, Auctioneer. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND, OR PRIVATE SALE ON LIBERAL TERMS, IN lOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS: Four hundred acres flrst-olass Volconlo Land (the property of Wm. McLaughlin. Esq.), at Papatoitol; has been in grass 20 years; is level sua available for cultivation. Farm Lots from 20 acres and upwards, noar Pukekohe Station; from £710s to £10 an acre. Farm, Lot 130, Awltu, containing 123 aores; securely fenced; is near other homesteads, and good land; £2 on aero. Farm of 150 aores on tho Pukekohe Hill, ad joining that of Mr Jacob Wright's; considerably improved: C 8 an acre. —,_„«, Aflrst-class Farm, half-way bctwoon Kihlkihl and Te Awamutu, containing 588 aores, with choice applo orchard. Available and Fertile Farms, ranging from 1,600 to 10,000 aores, at prices varying with im provements from £1 to «7 an aore. y ALFRED BUCKLAND. ROBERT L. BRADLEY.] [FRANK NEWKLL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. AUCTION SALE OF HAY, STRAW, CHAFF, &c, &c, &c. THE undersigned purpose holding Regu lar Weekly Auction Sales of Hay, Straw. Chaff, etc., at their Salo Room, Karangohape Road, Newton, noxt Bank of New Zealand. Their Sale will be held on Friday, Nov. 21, at 10 o'clock. For Sale by Auction, 10 LOADS OF HAY AND STRAW. BRADLEY _ NEWELL, Auctioneers. W, 8. COCHRANE] [jas. daorb MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, COLLEGE ROAD. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Roorng, Queen-street, on Monday, 17th inst., at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT 11, Collego Road, Ponsonby, 10 feet frontage by 112 feet deep. SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. W. S. OOOHRANB] fjAS. DAOBI MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. FREEHOLD~AIZOTMENTS. OLIPHANT-STREET, SUMMER-STREET, O'NEILL-STREET, PON S.O N BY.. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to sell by auotion at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 21th inst,, at 12 o'clock SPLENDID BUILDING SITES, PONSONBY. 07 ALLOTMENTS in Ollphant-street, from r l* 47 feet to 60 feet frontage 19 ALLOTMENTS in Summer-street, from A» 45 feet to 60 feet frontage. ft ALLOTMENTS in O'Neill-stroet, 45 feet y frontage. . Terms: One-fourth cash; balance, 7 per cent. Plans in preparation. For further particulars, apply to i, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. i ,! W. 8. COCHRANE.] f JAS. DAORB ' ; MONDAY, i NOVEMBER 17. BY ORDER OF THE MQRTGAGEE. BRICK BUILDINGS AND COTTAGES, LOWER CHAPEL-STREET. HOUSES, GRAFTON ROAD. THE Subscribers will sell at their Rofiifa, Queen-street, on Monday, November 17, at twelve o'clock, .' ~.' PART OF LOT H, Section 18, Lower Chapel street, Si links frontage by 160 links deep, having ereoted thereon THREE BRICK HOUSEB <3 two stories each, and three Wooden Cottages, held under lease, having abOnt 17 years unex pired, at a rental of about £15 12s a year. Pre sent net annual rental Is £212. ' GRAFTON ROAD- !' r ~ ' Part of Lot 10, Section 18, containing 1 rood 17 perches, with LARGE DWELLING HOUSE erected thereon; now. let at. £120 . a year. Part of Lot 10. Section 18,40 feet frontage by 139 feet deep, with LARGE DWELIING HOUSE erected thereon; now let at £120 a year. Part of Lot 10, Section 18, 26 feet frontage by 123 feet deep, with LARGE DWELLING HOUSE in course of erection and Building Material now lying on the ground. F-rther particulars in future Issue. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ,: W. 8. COCHRANE, I [JAS. DACES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. : FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY, ALLOTMENTS, PONSONBY ROAD. ; THE' subscribers have received instruc tions _o sell by aucflonat their Rooms. Quflen-street, on Monday, 17th instant, at twelve o'clook, , PONSONBY ROAD^Allotments 1 and 2. having a frontage of 33 feet each to Ponsonby Road, by 110 feet 3 inches doop; both quite level and fenced ; situated only two allotments from Anglesca-street. , These Allotments aro situated on the main road,- in the very host part of the Ward, and cannot fail to rapidly increase in value. For further particulars, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHRANE] J.AMKB DAORB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17. ALLOTMENTS. ALLOTMENTS. RICHMOND, COX'S CREEK. THE Subscribers will sell at thoir Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 17th inst., at 12 O'clock. ALLOTMENT 11, SEC. 2, RICHMOND, having a frontage of 161 feet 7 inches to Queen street, and 63 feet 4 inches to Stanley-street. AI4OTMENT 9, SEC. 10, RICHMOND, having a frontage to Hope-street of 93 feet 7 Inches by 152 feet 4 inches deep. - These are both capital Building Sites, quite level, well and conveniently situated, being within a few' yards of the Main Road, and adjoining the Ponsonby Ward. B AMtfEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COOHBAN-J _WB. DAOB* AT.AN EARLY DATE. ALLOTMENTS, MORNINGSIDE. . THE Subscribers have recived instruc tions from Mr S. Finch to sell, at their Rooms, Queen-street, at an early date, I HIS WELL-KNOWN AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of ' about 20 acres Splendid Land, all in grass, - subdivided into ' ~ ■ > ilO GRAI* BUILDING SITES, About three' minutes' walk from railway Btationand'bus. and possessing most ex ■ ; tensive' and beautiful views.,-, ■ ", .;-. '. ■ 'Plans in preparation.-'. Terms Easy. ..",'■ SAMUEL COCHRANE" & SON, ' 'Auctjfoßeeie, I



TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, At Moon, SPLENDID ALLOTMENTS. GRAND VILLA SITES IN THE BEST PART OF PONSONBY. Also, VILLA SITES AT MOUNT EDEN WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF SUR ROUNDING SCENERY, VOLGA NICALLOTMENTS, VALLEY ROAD. Also, COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENTS, CHARLOTTE-STREET. D. F. EVANS HA S received instructions trom J. Oxley, Esq., to soil by publio auction at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, November 18, at twelve o'clock noon, HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY adjoining Jervois Road.—lt has been subdivided into flrsc class Allotments, havlng frontage of 40 feet, with an average depth of 180 feet. Thesltuatlon is high, very healthy, well sheltered, close to the Auckland Tramway Terminus, and is only a very short distance from the Beach and Wharf. Tho Auctioneer has great confidence in offer ing this splendid property, feeling assured that it presents a splendid opportunity for Invest ment. Therefore investors be sure to attend this sale, and if you buy some of the lots you will nover regret it. Land is bound to rise in value in a locality like this, whore there is good natural drainage, high elevations, and good soil—in fact, tho most cligiblo Villa Sites in Ponsonby. Also, Has been instructed by Mr Robinson to sell at tho same time, HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY AT MOUNT EDEN, Situated in Valley Road, noar Mount Eden Road, which has been so dividod that the Allot ments command a superb vie - of the surround ing country. The soil ia pure volcanic Thesltua tlon is ono of tho best in Mount Edon District, close te main road, and is much recommended by medicai men for the purity of Its aUnosphcro and warmth and dryness of soil. Those whose dally avocations require their attendance in tho city will find these Villa Sites most suitable and convenient. Eaoh Lot has a frontage to a publio road a chain wide. Tho Auctioneer begs to direct special attention to these splendid Volcanic Allotments. 03 from their grand position, their proximity to publio school, church, poat-offloe, _üb, line, Sec, easy ot acoess, and tho many other advantages they poesoss, places them top of the list of the most eligible sites now in the market Terms.—One-third cash—the balance in two years at 7 per cent, per annum; or terras to suit purchasers. The Lots aro all flagged and pegged out, and full particulars at office of Auctioneer. Lithographlo plans can now be obtained. Also, At the same time and placo. as Instructed by Mr T. Graham, THAT VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PRO PERTY, situated in Charlotte-street, Mount Edon, comprising two Allotments, 33 x 99 each, together with a First-class Cottage Ot 6 rooms and lean-to erected thereon. The Lease has 18 years to run at a very low rental. Furthor particulars can bo obtained from D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, 2-_n, NOON, " rpHE T>INES. M CULTIVATED AND PLANTED, HEALTHY, pleasant, convenient, large allotments, wide streets, Very easy terms. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr Jones toSell. by Pobllo Auction, at his Estato, Land, and Houso Sale-rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Tuesday, _51h, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS WELL-KNOWN ESTATE, . CALLED " THE PINES," Having been Occupied and Cultivated by him for Fifteen Year., containing over TWENTY ACRES of LAND, tho wholo of which ha. been under cultivation, and a Largo Portion well Laid-out and Planted with Good Frnlt Tives, Forest Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Thero is a Comfortable Dwelling-house nnd other Build ings, a Large Frontage to Richmond Avenue, situated opposite tho Surroy Hills Estate, but a short distance from the Great North Road. 'Buses regularly run. The whole of this Fine Property has been Subdivided into LARGE HOMESTEAD and BUILDING SITES, having frontages to Rich mond Avenue and three good streets, oach l fcet wide, laid-out through the Property, and will be Submitted to Publio Competition, the owner having determined to Sell. The Position is euoh as to make it a Most Desirable Place of Residence, an Easy Distance from the City, commanding an Extensive, Varied, and Charming View; Healthy and Woll-watored, Terms: One-third cash, balance on mortgage at six per cent. Title-Land Transfer. Lithographic plans will be ready In a few days. Allotments Pegged and Streets Named. MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1884. NORTHCOTE. SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS. MARINE, VILLA, AND BUSINESS SITES. EXTENSIVE AND CHARMING VIEWS. MISS HARTLEY'S PROPERTY. TO BE SOLdI_Y AUCTION. THE undersigned has been favoured with instructions to sell by publio auction at his Estate, Land, and House Sale Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, De cember 1,1881, at 12 o'clock noon, THAT WELL-KNOWN AND SPLENDIDLY SITUATED ESTATE of Miss BartleVb, bav ,ing a large frontage to the Mais Thorough fare, with a gentle slope to a good Band? Beach. Roads of 66 feet width havobeen laid off through the property, one of which supplies a want long felt; a. direct road from the Great North Road to the Beautiful Beach at the foot of this property. . The position is such as to make it a most de sirable place for residences, and an excellent speculation, as it must become at no distant date" of great value, adjoining the township, fronting a good road, having sea frontage, com manding a lovely view of city, —arbour, suburbs, and country; within 5 minutes' walk ot the Northcote Wharf. Title,: Lands Transfer. R. ARTHUR, , * Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. SPECIAL HORSE SALE, Ex Stormbird. THE undersigned have received instruc tions to sell, at the Durham Yards, on Wednesday. Novembor 19, v X FIRST-CLASS HORSES, selected with OO the greatest care by Mr J. Chad wick from the best station, and farms on the West Coast. Consisting of— 5 Heavy Draught Horses 15 Spring Cart and Express Horses 14 liaudsome Cub and Carriage Horses 16 First-class Hackney and Ladles' Horses 12 Cross-country Ilorsos and Fast Hacks .20 Unbroken Hacks Children's Ponies The Auctioneers would call special attention to the above, as being a prime lot and worthy of the attention .of persons requiring a good horse of any class, ... HUNTER & NOLAN, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. HUNTER & NOLAN will hold their IT E E XI . SALE .... AT THE NEWMARKET YARDS, Junction of Great South and Onehunga Roads, OF FAT AND STORE STOCK, DAIRY COWS, SHEEP. AND PIGS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, WOOITsALE. The undersigned will hold their FIRST WOOL SALE OF THE SEASON AT THE DURHAM WOOL STORE, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, - At 2 p.m. HUNTER AND NOLAN. DURHAM YARDS. iilOR ' SALE; at; the Durham Yards, : every Tuesday, at 11 o'olook, | HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SB3NB !.'.;-. HITNIoER f ND NOLAN. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, A Really Nice Little Farm of 62} Acres Good Land, > subdivided into 7 or 8 paddocks, all fenced, prin cipally thorn fences; a 6-roomed House and Sheds, &c, foi 12 cows, and a splendid stream of freshwater, capable of driving very power ful machinery ; also has a large frontage to the harbour. ,v miles from Queeti-treet



C O N T I W.PU ATI 0-3SP OF THE TRULY GREAT SALE -OF W. VAILE & CO.'S SALVAGE STOCK AND A. 0. STEPHENSON'S INSOLVENT ESTATE. THESE TWO STOCKS AMOUNTED TO NEARLY £8,000 WORTH OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. THE REMAINING PORTION OF THESE STOCKS WILL BE CLEARED INDEPENDENT OF PRICE. GREAT SALE TO-DAY (SATURDAY) AND FOLLOWING DAYS AT S. COOMBES & CO.'S, | AND ON TEE PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIED BY A. 0. STEPHENSON, KARANGAiIAJ'E ' EOAB. GREAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson's' O AAA PAIRS of Men's Printed Stock now going on at S. Coomboa and iWilfvl. . Mole Trousers at la lid, worth Co.'a, Quoen-stroot. 7* 6d, during the Great Salvage Sale.—Samuel G tit. Am .i _ie o. _„.,._.-_ Coombes end Co., Canada Buildings, Queen- REAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson 8 s t roo t. Stook now going on at S. Coomboa and , Tn _ m ,o t t_t. mnr,,, « n i Co.'s, Quoen-Btrcot. TVTOTHIt.fi LIKE THEM. — A Grand G_— .—, /-,, oi - „ _u» _>„ A.l Lot of Boyß' I-iiicker Suite at 4a lid. REAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson a Quito perfect-Saml. Coombes and Co., Canada Stook now going on at B. Coombes and Buildings, Queen-street. Co.'s Queen-street. . A FACT. - 200 pairs of good Blankets f^i REAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson a J\. (slightly Boiled) at la lid during the Sale V_r Stock now going on at S. Coomboa and of Vaile's Salvage Stock. —Samuel Coombos Co.'o, Queen-street. and Co , Canada Buildings, Queen-street. GREAT Clearance Sale of Stephenson's M«rANTED SEEN-The Washing Silks Stock now going on at S. Coombes and Vyy n t, j s Q_ y wo _lh 3s Gd, nutto porfoot, Co.'B, Queen-sireet. during tho Groat Salvage Sale. — Samuel MILLINERY, for Christmas Presents, at &oombos & Co" Ca,mda Buildi "K3. Quocn' nominal prices, at S. Coombea and Co 'a, Canada Buildings. T\ON T SMILE ! It is a serious fact; MTTTTNT...V fn. Pliriafmn. Prrwnnt. -*-' during tliis'.Great Salvage Sale wo are ILLINM-Y, for Lliristmaa riosonta, 90 i| ini , aK00 a Print, fast colours, quite perfect, at nominal prices, at S. Coombes and flt 2! ; i _ aamuu , Coombes & Co., Canada Co.'a, Canada Buildings. Buildings, Queen-street. MILLINERY, for Christmas Presents, TrjEFORE spending your money, givo at nominal prices, nt S. Coombes Se Co a., Jf_> Samuel Coombes & Co. a visit during the Canada Buildings Great Sale. You will save monoy. DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS PRE- mo LADIES—A Splendid Lot of Nun's BENTS, from 3M, at S. Coombea and Veiling,, beautiful Bhados, at B}d, worth Co.'s, Canada Buildings. lu'.d, a t s. Coombos and Co.'s this week only. DRESSES FOR CHRISTMAS PRE- -~-.*,-„,- „-..._._ a .wi _«_-„ i, BENTS, from 32d, at S. Coomboa and \I7ANTED KNOWN-A Good French Co.'s, Canada buildings. _T " , Twill at li d. worth 2s «d. during the _ .'„.„_..„ -■ , ~ , n, i Sale of William Vaiio and Go's Salvage Stook.— T INOLEUM Pattern Floor-cloth, la o_d Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, J j per yard, at S. Coombes Se Co.'c. Queen-street. HAVE YOU SEEN the Ladies' 4- XTTANTED SEEN, tho Lot of really button Kid Gloves, at Is lid, worth la T T good Regatta Shirts at 2s lid, worlh lid. Quito perfect—Samuel Coombes Se Co., doublo the money, during the Great Salvage Canada Buildinga, Queen street. Sale.—Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Bulla- WANTED KNOWN-On Monday wo i,,lJB' Q^en-street. shall Sell a Lot of Ladies' Umbrellas at A STOUNDINO ! —Slightly.damaged by Is, worth four times the money. — Samuel Jr_L wator, a Lot of Youths-Sergo Suita (all Coombea &.Co., Cunada Buildingß, Queen-Btreet. aizes) at 10s(Id. Come early and avoid the crush. S«tt. a/.- nnn _!„.._ *.„,__,. M„„i,t„ —Samuel Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, ALVAGE—2OO Mon s Tweed iMackin- Queen-streot tosh Coats, frpin 15s Gd.-Samuol Coombes firANTED KNO WN-During the Sale and Co., Canada Building, Queon-atreot. \\ ot W- VaUo mul -„ , g Sah . ag b 0 Btook we 111 T ANTED KNOWN*— During the are soiling a good Sheet ing Cullco at BJd. and a . VY Groat Salvago Salo'wo aro s-llng a superior twMat.Md, 7a inches wide.-Samuel Suporior White Quilt at la lid, quito perfoct, Coomboa bud Co., Canada Building, Queen-at worth 8s fld.-Bamuel Coombes and Co., "TTTANTED KNOWN-Thore aro still a i Canada Buildinga. Queen-atreot. \\ tovf !oft ot tho Ladi ... nnd chlldren v WANTED, all Mon to buy a pair of the Uiatora, resoucd from tho Fire at W. Vaileaud NolßonTwoedTTOUßors at 7s Ud, worth Co.'s; prices nominal.-Samuel Coombos and , 15b Cd.-Samuel Coombea & Co., Canada Build- Co., Canada Buildings, Queen-street, tags, Queon-Btreot. QALVACE-4,000 Yards of really good WANTED, 2,000 Ladies to take away X? Dress Material, during tho Salvago Sale. ' Millinery. I. cannot be called Selling it, at 3id : must be Been to be .beliovea.-Hamuel the price- are so absurd. Come early, and Coombes and Co., Canada Buildings, Queen avoid tho crush. — Samuel Coombea & Co.. street. Canada Buildings, Queen-Btreet. XXTANTED KNOWN —An immense ' CAN SUCH THINGS BE POSSIBLE . ft quantity of Ribbons, all now ahado -Mon's Tweed Trousers Is lid. worth 10s ttj?<* PaWenis, at 3.(1, worth Ib. during the Sail ed : hundreds to solect from; during the Sale of »' W. Vaile and Co'a Salvage Etook.-eamu_ Vaile. Salvago. - Samuol Coombes and Co.. Coombes and Co., Canada Buildinga, Qucon- Canada Buildinga, Queen-street Btiect. WANTED SEEN-Tho Men's Tweed A N IMMENSE LOT of French Costumes ".r.iiß nt IRh fid (slii-htlv danmccd by -*r*- nt half-price during t!ie Salvage Sale ; water) afthoVoataaltagc&SrSi^ «"* fc^^-rf™ 1 ,Coo" lboa V Co" at Samuel Coombos andCo.'B., Canada Build- C'"l *'l" Buildings, Q.i-c.i-street. ings. Qucenstroot. T¥TANTED KNOWN-During the Sal- WANTED WELL KNOWN.—We aro f V voce Sale of W. Vnllo and Co.'b Stock almost giving away Men's, Ladies', and wo aro selling Uluek Silks at auch prices aa Children's Socks and Stockings, during tho Sale wore never heard of before. Come early and of W. Vnile & Co:'s Salvago Stook, — Samuol avoid tho crush.---'ainuel Coombes and Co.. Coombes und Co., Canada Buildings, Quoen-st Canada Buildings, Quoon-street. Remember! 11 DURING THE SALE OF W. VAILE & COS. SALVAGE STOCK AND A. O. STEPHENSON'S INSOLVENT ESTATE WE GIVE AWAY PASSES ON ALL BUSES, TRAM CARS, and STEAMBOATS, nt S. COOMBES & COS. S^._VCXJ_3I_ COOMBES &c CO. CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET THE WOHDi-liFI. I> ! Latest Improvement*. Valaablo Appliances. Ten Ye*re' I ■ Gnaj-atM. P_>t«i)t Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-RoUem. -•tentLoo_B-Win_l_g-Wbe«l. PatentT_re__Bele'aaer. "Wvt thelto MMblnM kept in R«p»tre for three years FBBB OI OH-.80-. lUu_rt_»ted Oktaloffuea and Samples of Work free from— THK WBBTBEIM SEWING MACHINE AOE^•CY. W. J. BEALE, 170, queen-street - AUCKLAND, j NELSON, MOATE, "gggg^, PURE BLENDED TEAS. FOR PMESSOPmrnNS AND ANALYSIS J, B' Vi * oß Lst_-__. X * E' IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH NONE GENUINE WITHOUT OUR ING IRONMONGERY NAME ON. DIBE(-_ FBOM MANUFACTCBERS, ' Hao For Salo, at Low Rates, AUCKLAND BRANCH AGENCIES: carpenters' Tools ALEXANDRA .. .. Aubin, Johu Nails, Locks, Hinges AVONDALE .. .. Peck.H. Kitchen Ranges r :AA; j BUCKLAND3 .. .. Walker, Thos. Register Grates, in great Variety CAMBRIDGE .. _. Reid, W. Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpleoes HMVIILTON-EAST .. LeQuesne, P. .(Largest Stock in Auckland) HAMILTON WEST .. Knos.Jolin s Marse, Electroplate, C^ro, and other Fenders HBLENSYILLE.. .. MoLeod. P. and J. Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlno HUNTLY.. .. .. Friar and Davles Slate, Cement, and Plaster. KAWAKAWA .. _. Kirkpatrick, W. J. INSPECTION INVITED. KIHIKIHt.. .... Ellis, J. W. ' KINGSLAND .. .. Letts, W.M. KOPURU Kopuru Saw Mill Co. Tj Jj V I T f, MOUNT EDEN.. .. Surman, S. * QUNMAKEB, MOUNT EDEN.. .. BadKor, R. j^Mfl . iSi, ~-.-': MT. ROSKILL ROAD.. Rollett, Geo. CBKN : i,HU,,*> MONGONUI .. .. Wyles, Robert # : AUOKLAmb NEWTON Stevenson,-, Ife^l^y^ (Opposite the City Market*. NGARUAWAHIA .. Friar and Davles Jfcso}r^ »,_«____.__- NORTH SHORE .. Johnston. W. tlPSs^Sf 1 -l- NORTHCOTE .. .. Porter Bros. MHaSSI OHAUPO Edwands, J. T. Broeoh and Muzzle-loading _NTFITnN_A Moody Ge_ S-__S__l_3f Guusonhand. They will B«« ONEBU_.UA .. .. wooay.ueo. tl^Pffia the best valot in Auokland. OTAHUHU _. .. Hall, J. iffl|*3Sw Every gun thoroughly examln- PAEROA .. _ .. Robson, J. M. tWIrW od and guarantesd before dtU-. PARNELL Marriott, M. illy Hammerloss Guns, with Slemen'l r>_\rq_vnv Finld H , __!__ Patent Steel Barrels, 12 and 20 gauge| FON-UN-- .. .. *Wlo'-U- MS Silver .Patent Anti-recoil ButtPlatesi PONSONBY .. .. Hawthorn, R. «jfffi| Webley's Bull Do»( and Irish Const* nnwonvnv Vnnn_ W H bulary Revolvers, also his New Patent PONSO M)_ .. .. xoung. w. ri. m^ Self-estraoUng Revolver; Kynooh's POKENO .. ... .. Campbell, T.. MM Patent "Perfoot"Reloading Metallic RANGIRIRI .. .. Gerrard, James Wm Cartridge Cases and Crimpers iKley'i Bjino.mm . ' ESS Revolver Ammunition and Metalllo TAUPIRI .. .. .. Lovell.W. H. M. mwm. , Cartridge Cases; Newcastle ChlUed TAURANGA .. .. Bodell, James ?hot iCurtlsa and Harvey and PigonWUk's and 7,.,-J -~_t. t a f-inrenoe's Gunpowder; Eley'B Wadding anfl TE AWAMUTU .. Stichbury, J. A. Cartridge Casus; Powder Flacks, ShotPouoh-J. T_______ . Hansen. J. E. Harae Bags, Gun Caseß, Cartridge Belts, Gum m,.7t. 7tt w i__» Th__ 0H>Tow 'or Qm Cleaning, Ferret Mmadesand . TUAKAU Walker, Thos. - 80118, Saloon Rifles, Air Canes, Breeoh-loadlnn WADE Dunn, S. Implements, Fishing Taoklo, Cutlery, Fire- J^Tr" " rOPPetV' -_J "Siß* tnoluding Browne and R. WHANGAREI .. .. Conyngham and Co. aocMng, sneolally attended to. »nd satlataoUoii WOODLANDS .. ~ Waikato Land Asso-. {U__»ntee<L oiaUon : \) F.VFPT _' :'"_- ,J' *** Y-LJ- L» Gu-7M.4_-B te JttvonvKm, ' NELSON, !l ty_OATE,&CO., vm^m^r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL fejjj.j _j_^ J\ TE\ MERCHANTS.-BLENDERS, AND ( >y^?3§P^SS___liP_L_^-^>r^ TJiA IMPORTERS, \^T^i!l_3^_^P^^^^^ OHEI3TCHUEOH, DUN-DEI, WELL-fOTON, IfpTST&AMWi^ lU^n^L 158, QUEEN-ST., Auckland. \AYy [ \JS/ 9 wn-rtrte*. : '■ Km-t r vm



Ironmongery. ' . - ___ _E5. POETBE &' CO;, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lEOI^MOE"GEES AlsT. IKON MEEOHANTS, QUEEN AND lIIGII-STREETS, AUCKLAND, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PLATEDWARE. Our Stock of Platedware is constantly being replenished by new shipments of the latest de&igns, aro well selected, and as Wedding Presents, _c, cannot bo excelled. E. _PO_-iT__]__- &o co. Have for many years made a speciality of RANGES AND COOKING STOVES Having them made to their order, thoy can recommend them to «ieir friends. Another shipmont of the favourite Self Setters to arrive by the Waikato, now due. US.. POETBE <S_ CO. /, Have just unpacked oi_ Crates of -liters, from the celebrated makers, Messrs, Cheavin and Doulton, The Rapid Water Filter will purify tho most offensive stagnant, or other waters with astonishing rapidity. The effect ot this Filter upon cvon the foulost Water is surprising, and chemical analysis fails to detect tho least traco of organic matter in the wator that has once passed through it. It is tho best possible preventive of Cholera, Typhoid Fever, and all other diseases arising from drinking impure water. No water should be used for drinking or cooking wiUiout being .effectually purified; and no house can be thoroughly furnished* without a good Filter, _3. _?OIR_-i-!--- &c CO. Have always a lslrge stock of. , MANGLES AND WASHING MACHINES LEVER AND SPRING. $ - |f-jg| _fO _t!_- <ltsr Sir -T'AfflAA ffsf_ 3S The Putnam Mangle, cheap, handy, and takes up little room. -E. _POIR_-_2]_-t & CO. ',_.', Have a large variety of LAWN MOWERS, GARDEN ROLLERS, AND GARDEN TOOLS. lE. ZPOIBTIEIR & CO. Have a large stock of PAINTS, OILS, ____sri_> pv___-R__-ris____::E_S RUBBER PAINT. .^i* 5*5'55555^^ MIXED PAINTS. KEROSENE. J^jSS^J^^\ MTCH. . TURPENTINE. Pff& *^_^li^^__. COAL TAR. CASTOR OIL. //■ 0. J^^^o^^^. **\ STOCKHOLM TAR, COLZA OIL. |i| COTTON WASTE. LINSEED OIL. V 4 A*// ' OAKUM. ' NEATSFOOT OIL. Y&SSHKKP^„/ '' ROPES, ' SOFT SOAP., go, %m%/ "n* A EUTT_| s*sss__ss^ i^ .AA'. '\> PRICES ALL REDUCED. Retail Department : I Wholesale Department j QUEEN-STREET. | HIGH STREET, Branch Store: NEWMARKET, WHEB-J A LARGE STOCK ISKEPT AND SOLD AT TOWN PRICES. -; ."'^,_k j.'-w ,■:!, t^amiitoti ~afl, N 2, '-■'' ■ ':■■"; A •'» .' r ';



For the Guidance of Ottoeri. PAIN VANQUISHED. AT. Glenmore Road, Paddington, ~ l_th January, 188_ji " Gentlemen,—Some few weeks since I was so severely affected with Indigestion as to render my rising each morning a matter of difficulty I and pain on account ot severe painain the back; -. md Ithad just become necessary (or me to..t«_s a holiday from my work, for the performants of which I waa by no means fit, wnen a friend mentioned tc ac the benefit he derived from the uae of Hamburg Tea. In the hope of getpng some relief, I used it myself, the.result being that I was myself in three or tour dara, a_tt . have not suffered since. My frionds have id vised me to -write this for the guidaneejK o there, and you are at liberty to make what use rou please of this. , ; * iV ./-,:'• "Yours, . o ■; "JOUNJOBUiYf :7 " Messrs Elliott Bros., Sydney." ; . '' : 1 HAMBURG TEA. . ,A~A HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. . - .y CURES '(1 DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, B___K>T» M NESS, • ' .tf M HEADACHE. CONSTIPATION, A § SOU) BY ALL CHEMISTS AND STOB* V KEEPERS. . PRICE ONE SHILLING AND THREE ■-' .PENCE.: ~■:' '■■"• ':.' : .| ' Wholesale Depot tor' Auckland— A 3 M. LEVY & CO., AX. A Queen-street, AuckiAni*.- A.'l. A



T- AX Unrivalled /$j o v b.M/! , / /vjy ABOUNDINB '^k/^ Strength / >X» ■:7--AfAA /HIGHOUALITi OHAW-BS _tßß_-BXH.j [ALKX. AITKKH, HESKETH AND AITJ-EN .v. o. K e glad to Inform their CußtOHteifl and the Public generally that having Bold the whole of their last rears Steck of Clovert, etc.. they are,-; a position to Offer au Entirely New Stock arriving per direct steamer Aorangi, from Lon don, and per Mall Steamer from San Frauci-OV as under,all ourrent season's growth, constating •,; ■■'■«' EJ-KSS&SE-™ (TrefoUumrepena»; ALSYKE CLOVER Trefoliuri. hybridi) to^RASS (TrefoliU per^lT "** / SSiS^ CLOVER (Trefoiiuminoarnahunl TI^OIL (Medicago supuUna) H LUCERNE aiedicagoßattvar ALFALFA (Medicago Chilians) - » " r TIMOTHf (PhleumPrateuiß) ~ ' - CRESTED DOGSTAIL (Cynosures ertStalM* A--J m£m£wwsT&% (Veonruspwtoni-J &S-S? S -FESCUE Festuoaovioa) MEADOW GRASS ( p3?Seme»a_) D_OBGRii§' mUßSohr,Bderi> : g^T-TAIL (Sporobolus clongatus) ' «-V-^-_-?S^ IScloum perrene serapemreai. :.»: T2R__f?PPT (Daotylisglomeratal „__, I TURNIPS GR_J_f TOP ABERDEEN . ' DBIS?_ Sl^ OREv stone, win 7* _TtWS^^ TDMOT .' | They are also Agents for the Bonednt. M Manufactured by the Auckland Ma___ Com pany, Sydney Bonedust and Flour, Mineral and BoneoPhosphates, Potato and Grass Manure* __&T^J_U,U»O« Nitrate of .SoffiT-iaiPtiisn Artificial Manures j Oat_, Maize. Barley. Beans, Pease; Coarse, Fine, and RooMSalt, GotMroMni Unaead Cake: New Zealand Flar sad Tow, of; HINDER S 0 J. .- HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL, DECORATIVE PAINTER, No. 8. Wy-JPBi «t-BTR»»». :■■ ■; A :j FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Fai.m, 160 acres' good lano, well-fenced,"-"<. grass, and plenty freshwater all the year rounn, eomfori^ble dwelling-house, andnuuim-ouaout -buildings;.all in xOod.order; i-inil ('.Tomrail way''Station,'lS sties from town, and .iJ S» sold cheap.—Apply to Jo__.So_i_.-t, LandAuyl. Mo. 8. ftueen-atiea ■ ■■ • ■ ATaAAA Tj_r H. skinl.¥r~anD Isfti- Tf • Builders, Carpenter* andJoiniwa, > Vulcan Lane. AH Branches pf the Bunding Trade ecwentsf W W_\ Experienced Workmen.; ; -. I Shop Fronts. Office Fittings. _- . .i'A$A