DIOCESAN SYNOD.

AFTERNOON SITTING.

Tin: Synod met at. 4 o'clock yesterday after noon, His Lordship the Bishop presiding. Present»—Clergy : Yen. Archdeacon? Dud ley, Clarke, Maunsell, and Willis; Revs. Baker, Boler, Gilder, Coates, Cubitt, 11. Davis, .1. K. Davis, Dußieu, Evans, Farley, Gould, Hiiselden, T. P. Hewlett, 0. K. Hewlett, Hewson, Hill, Hitchcock, Long, MoFurland, Mulgan, 0 Callaghan, I'ercivM, Phillips, Purchas, Shunahun, Smii'Uleld, .ebbs, Tisd.'dl, und Walpole. I. % ' Messrs Armstrong, Bafgcr, Brett, A. Brown, vV. li. Brown, Cameron, Clark, Clayton, Cuch vane, CrinAe. Poonin, Evans, Ewington, Cosset, S. C.'llall, T. Hall, Hamilton, liar. rin, llaultuin, Heath, Heather, Hughes, Hills, li-oland, Jackson Kensington, Kirk biidc, Luke, MoCullougli, McMillan, Nolan, Pierce, Rattray, Lav, ling:;, Rico, Sssdes, I'eroy S. Smith, Sncllint;, . nci*.!' . A. K. Taylor, A. J I. Taylor,' Tisdfdl, Upton, Viekcrs, Waters, Watts, Wells, White, Wi'dniuii, WiliK.il, Woo'dams, and Wiight. Al!i)i.iTiT)\iii; Pliw K'jsxrs. —Mr A. Brown ooiitiim«>d his remarks on the motion affirni ing tho desirability of'making chui'clies free. He advocated that :•!! mombers of the Church should subscribe annually. In Arclideaeon Dudley's pnrish there were -100 communicants? no that the number erf thos. who might be expected lo Biilworibe would probably be 500. There t.ight be cxp.et._l to subscribe ClfieXi, which, with tho collections, would bring the revenue of the Chme-li up to ,*C*2,OOO per annum, which would be <Mi_ltlerably more than Ihe income of tne past year.—.Mr Luke seconded, say ing that it was desirable to make a perfect cipinlity between licli and pi or in God's House. —Mr McMillan opposed the motion, saying that the Church conld not a lib rd to lose the largo revenue that accrued from this source. He did not sec that tho rent ing of pews 'created caste, as a num ber of fi-.-. sittings wen; always pro vided. —' Mr Jackson supported the motion, arguing (hat it was not justified by Church precedent or by their statutes, tie read .-i letter from Bishop Sclwyti writli-n in ISSS, dealing with pew rents. which "bowed conclusively that tho senti ment of the lain lie--. I'rimato was oppced to the system, of paying for seats.-Mr Doonin, the Itev. Mr Tebbs, and -Mr Evuns opposed tho motion. Dr. Pnrchas, the Rev. Mr ('.elder, Mr Upton, and others sup ported it. —The Bishop said he did not see how any churchman could object to the motion, which merely expressed the desira bility of as fur .-is practicable abolishing re« rents.—After this, the motion was put and 0.-uiied unanimously.

Kki'oht or Cathedra*-. Commifsio

Colonel (laultain brought up the report of ihe Cathedral Commission, Which 'stated :— "(1) The trustees of tho 'Cathedral and Precincts Sito ' have no power, under the terms of their Trust, to lease arty portion of that sito for any purpose. {2) The trustees could not give any guarantee to the authorities of St. Mary's parish for the use of any buildina; erected on tho said site. (3) The Commission are therefore unable to recommend any conditions on which the authorities of St. Mary's Parish might be dlowcd to build a church on any portion ol the said site. (1) ( Tho Commission recom mend that the cor.is.nfc if tlie Genera1 Synod should bo obtained to an application o the General Assembly, authorising the leasing, fur any term not exceeding GO years, of such portions of tiro Cathedra! Trust lands as may not be required for the ictiial'sito of a e.i.i.e.lral and its precincts ;

uid. that thr; rents received from such lands .iiOtild be applied, to fund for building and ' ndov ing a cathedral in such proportions as he Diocesan Synod shall think tit. fSj i'ln's Cun.imi:. ion also ..recommen Is tin >ioce. .in Synod to consider the desirability f moving the General Synod to forn

cgulatitms or canons, under whicli rathe-flr.il chapters might be appointed, an , ;o dcline tho duties of such chapters when formed and their powers.'' Tho Synod resolved itself into Committee

:o consider the report..-Mr Heather move: lie rescinding of a motion regarding the emoval of a sum of _S-1 15s .Sd in tho Union lank, and that in place thereof tho matter

■c placed in the hands of tho Bishop. He n-ged that the man/iger should be inter dewed, and-an endeavour made to iretsoun-

ntercst on the deposit, which had been iii ho bank for 20 years.—This proposition vas carried.

EVENING SITTING.

The Synod re-assembled tit 7 p.m. Catiimikai. Co..Ji»!.ios..—The discussi. . ■Jt Committee Upon .tire .ropon.'of 'tlu "■hove Committee was resumed. Claus. :- provoked an animated expressioi ■.f opinion. It was eventually resolved, •pou thei motion of Mr 0, P. Pierce

" This Synod reooWhiends tho Genera Crust Bond to apply to the Genera. .Synod to tak*. SVeccssary -steps to introduce .. bill into the General Assembly for author ity to leaso, for any term not exc;eding <i ears, such portions of the Cathedral Trust lands as .may not be required foi he actual site of a cathedral and its pre -incts, and that tho "tent's received fron uch iands should be applied tba hind fo die building and endowing of a cathedral ir. ■rich proportions as the 'Diocesan Synoc" .hould think fit." Clause 5 gavo rise" to t. /cry spirited debate.—Mr Kensington pro 'osed, " That this Synod recommends to tin General Synod tho desirability of forming egulations or canons, under which Cathc-

Iral Chapters might be appointed, anel tc loline the duties "of such chapters when ;'orrocd, and their powers.".—Archdeacon .Villi, moved as an amendment, " That Hi.' Lordship tho Bishop bo requested to nom inate a commission to consider the recom-

mendation contained in Clause 5 of the re

port of the Cathedral Commission, to sit luring the recess, and to report to the next session of this Synod."— \lr J. 11. Upton, in a lengthy and forcible rpeech, opposed tho proposal to form a Cathedral Chapter, which he said would jiench upon the privileges of the Standing Committee. Ho invited the attention of '.ho Synod to tho-fact that tho present Irchbi.hup of Canterbury had said oi Cathedral Chapters! "What is essential i? briefly that they be the Senate of the dio :eso. The most splendid relic of the insti tution is still to be seen in fulness of life in the Roman College of Cardinals." Ho was sure they did not want anything of that kind. It would be a body hedged round wilh privilege, ami the inevitable result of privilege would be the growth of selfishness ■mil -arrogance on the part of tho persons who would constitute the irrcspensiblo bod) referred 10. - Tho Rev.. J. H. Somerset Waj

polo justified the need of a Cathedral Chap ten whoso most valuable function should bt to act as ;i council of advice to the Bishop— 1 council formed of tho various heads ol lopartments in tho diocese, and in no sense

issuming to itself 'the duties,of a legislative body. Nothing was contemplated whioh should endangor the rights of the Standing Committee.—Mr S. E. Hughes claimed that the entire debate had demonstrated the necessity of postponing for further con siderntion tho subject of discussion.—Mi Uatgor suggested tho withdrawal of both propositions.—A fter some further considers tion, Mf Kensington and Archdoacon Willis withdrew their propositions. — The, Bishop expressed his indebtedness to Mr Upton foi tho light he. hael thrown upon the question it, issue, (md for his ability in arguing it. lie was fully sensible of tho very value] of tho services which the Stand ing Committee had rendered to him in the capacity of a, board of ad vice, 'there were, however, matters upon which tlie Bishop would not think oi consulting the Standing Committee, and which, if he did refer to them, they would naturally decline to ex press an opinion upon In these matters the natural advisers of the Bishop were the Archdeacons, who already had taken upon themselves the super vision of various departments of work with in this diocese. He denied that selfishness anel arrogance-were the inevitable results of privilege. He had privileges both as a Bishop and as a father of a family, but lie hoped that they had net produced in him thee fleets referred to.—Mr Upton explained that the privilege he had spoken of was (hat of classes, and not, of persons.—Tho Synod then resumed, and the Chairman of Com mittees having reported progress, the ro commendations passed in Committee wen adopted.

Cunite-ii op ESk .land Trisonkus' Am Society.—Mi* F. G. Ewington read the re port of the abovo Committee, which was as follows :—" During the year now closed much good has been done by (his Society, without noise or 'publicity, and tlie Com mittee are encouraged to hope that the "bread cast upon the waters" in this department of church work will be found aftor many days. Since our'last repoitot) men and boys have been helped as follows:— Thirty-one beds havo been provided, 04 meals, letteis were written for twelve, work was obtained for 5, clothing for 6, materials for 1, vi;-., £2 worth of leather to start a shoemaker ; tools for 1, monetary help to 5, and men.wero helped with f.-.ro. and pas sages to Riverhead, Awitu, Timaru, Man g-"ei, Waikato, Waikomiti, Helensville, aud Tauranga. The total cash receipt? were £25 6's Sd, and the expenditure was £1S iO-i lid, leaving a ba'ancq,, in hand of L'li 15s Od. We are iv (his favourable! financial position becau.o _9 10. fid of the expenditure ou the men was refunded by tiiem. Tho Committee have induced three

men to Join tli*. Blue-Ribbon Army, have tried to git men reconciled to their wives Und familie?, have protected a man who was being persecuted as a " gaol bird,' have tried to get accounts adjusted with cm plovers ai)J others, t.il.en the bailiff out of a house, taken goods cul of pnivn, and helped prisoners in a variety of wryg. About CO orders for food and beds have been written, and the fame: prisoner has sometimes interviewed the Committee « dozen time? for advice and in.orm.ul.ion, Somo very inberef ting eases have been dealt with by the Committee, who confidently appeal to churchmen and others for funds lo help the Society in relieving ll.c distressed ana roscuing Ihe Fallen.- F. C. Kv\ i-.cti.n, for.the Managing Committeo."- The repoit wns adopted. St. M.mv's (,'..-:-t.'.(.:i- Tiir petition from St. Mary's p.i*__i.m*_- praying that leavo should I".- i.'iVf.-n Ihe trustees to .sell tho sito 'of. t, Mary's cott.'i s*o to the i liicc-lcai .rs of St. Mary.. f'U* Ihy p.-rposc of erecting ii new chinch thereon, »a- iva.l. ■■- 1 lie Bishop expressed hi? approval of Ihe prayer of tho position.—lt was then reso'ixJ. upnn the motion of Mr K. Percy Smith " That; this Synod endorse, the rccr-num .nl.-ilion if tlio. trustees of the Geneini Clmi*. ii Trust (lo the General Synod), that the application of Iho vestry ot St. Mary's to punch.-iso as a sito for a church and parsonage a vacant piece of land lying noitli of St. .Mary.-Chinch, and fi.lso oho-sitc now occupied by £t. Mary's Ooltiige, bo granted." St. Stitiik.n. Srnooi. -Mr .1. I.) Jack son moved, "That the fh.-.iiks.o! the Synod be given the l_.ceu!ivc D mmjtfco de puted by the Genev il Tin . !' .yd lo look, after the details nnd take general super visinn of St. Stci-iicii'H Native School." With the leave of ihe Synod, the mover included the name of Mr V,'. C Kensington with that of the Executive Comt.iit.-e.— The motion than pngfc.li "Cucncu Oacuttk.'-'—-Mr il. M, Clarl. moved, "That the. thank, of the Synod be given to Messrs Cochrane and Upton for their management of Mv- financial arrange ments of the 'CiiOrch.Ua/.ctte.''' Thcgchtle man,:!'. eUlogising tho management of .Messrs Upton and Cochrane, pointocl to thofact that the unpaid subscriptions amounted to somo £:.0 and asserted that the -black list''of defaulting members included ihe names of clergymen, doctors,' and lawyers, as well as common people.--Afleru'.! expression rf opin ion highly laud .lory in tone towards Mc-sr. Upton P.ntl Cochrane, the resolution was carried with applause.

Diocesan Su. day-school BoAitn —Arch- deacon Dudley moved :—" 1. That it i 3 desirable that ii"DfoCosan Sunday-school Board be appointed—the Bishop being en officio Chairman—to malic enquiries and to offer suggestions with a view to the moro efficient organised ion and management of the Sunday-schools'ef the diocese, and to report annually so the Synod. 2. That such Board oensist Ofthe clergy of the town and subur ban parishes {e _ officio), and of live others to be elected annually by the Synod. 3. That the Synod, do now proceed to olec* five members to serve with tho clergy of the town and suburban parishes, in accord ance with the foregoing resolutions." Mr Neil Heath seconded the resolution and in doing so suggested the .addition of a clause em powering the proposed Beard to ascertain -he actual working ot every Sunday-school in the Diocese. The President after prom ising to take steps to acquire the informa tion mentioned by Mr Heath, pointed, out that the postj-oned motion of Mr S. E. Hall had to" bo considered in connection with the matter under discussion. It was as follows:—"That, whereas, it is clcsir to further encouiagc tire Church Sunday schools, and to promote in I hem a higher standard of knowledge of church principles ban at present e.\i;l-, in the opinion ol this Synod an Inspector of Suru.l.y school, bo ippoiuted to-ex-imine in person nil Sunday' -chool. of the Diocese nt .'cast once a year.'' —Archdeacon Dudley's resolution was then jonsidered and passed clause by clause-. -Tho Rev. IV S. Smalllield and Messrs W. C. Kensington, F. G. Ewington, W. 11. Brown, and C'l.pttiin Clayton were ap pointed members of the new Sunday-school Board, and upon the proposition of Mr S. E. Hughes, it was entrusted with.the duty of compiling the usual tabic of Sunday school .lessons,—Mr- Hull's . proposition, which appears.above, was allowed to lapse, the.-udopt-oi of. .Archdeacon Dudley', rcso :ulion having rendered In unnecessary.

The Maoiu Viwi*. -Afchdcacja Clarke moved, '-• That in c.i c of the election of a biijbop for.this diocese, the Maori members ofthe Church may vote through the Native Jhuroh ,B< arcs, and be not required to ittend .the. Hiocf'saii Synod fur tho purpose-." —Mr Whi.Q. seconded.- After- seme din-

:ussion, tlie' Archdeacdn v, ithdruw his proposition,'stating as he did so that he should bring it forward again at tho next Diocesan Synod. As it had been suggested ■ii the course of the debate* that the Maori

.orgy, were under the control of the Church Missionary Society, the Presiele.lt empatic illy denied that there Mas any such im perium in hnperio.

Statute No. 2 —On tho motion of Arch le^con Willi.-, Ihe bill to amend Statute So. 2 was reael a third time and passed. Cathedral Library. — (1) Mr F. G. Ewington moved "That a Committee bo ippointed to take such action us they may leem necessary in regard to making certain repairs to the Cathedral Library and Bishop's Court. (2) That the Committee diall consist of the Hon. Colonel Haultain, Mr Kensington, Mr Pierce, aad Mr J. Batger." The ti.st clause was passed, and .he second one was negatived in favour of an addendum to the following effect :— "And that such Committee be the Stand ing Committee ofthe Diocese."

State.h-.nt op Trusts.— Mr Rawlings moved "That it is ilesirablo that there bo published each year, with tho proceedings of the Synod, a statement of .he'terms of the various trusts of the Church in this diocese." The proposition was seconded. —On the motion of Mr Hughes, tho words "each year" wcro struck out, and, thus amended, the motion was carried.—At ten ■'clock 'Mr Sandes moved, "That the sit ting should be continued until the business if tho session was finished."—The motion was, however, opposed by. Mr Hughes and Mr McMillan, and was lost.

KOTICES or Mono.

The following notices of motion were handed in:—

Archdeacon Willis to move (1) "That it be an instruction to tho Standing Committeo to add to the articles of inquiry to be made under resolution 1(5, a question relative to the adequate insurance of the Church, parsonage, and school buildings." (2) •'That it be a suggestion to tho Standing Committee to have the statutes, resolutions, and standing orders in force published as a supplement to the "Church Gazette" as soon after each session as possible." . . Rev. Mr Farley lo move, " That a Print ing Committeo be appointed : the President, and Messrs Cochrane and Upton." Rev. F. G. Evans to move, "That the thanks of this Synod be given to Arch deacon Dudley for his admirable paper read it the Church mectim., anil that ho bo i-cspcctfully requested to allow it to bo printed." • Archdeacon Willis to move, "That it bo an instruction to the clergy of the various parishes and districts of tht. diocese to cause notice to bo given ir, chinch, on one Sun day at least, of any election lo lill'a vacancy or vacancies in the Diocesan Synod.'' The Synod them adjourned until four o'clock this afternoon.

SPORTING NEWS.

Hnw._c\. Bay Jockey Club S.iviag Meeting. -

(uy TEL-OKAi'ii.—muss association.)

' . Nil'IEH, Tuesday. Tin. following aro the results of the con cluding events: -

Spuing llandicai- of SOfsovs, socoinl litrae lo re.-_.-ive 2'_ov.-j from iho .take. J i t.i'iiee, 11 in lie.

Captain Ru.. ell's eh f Ti,.rcdio, *'yr:-, by Leolinus—Amohin, 7*. lib " ... 1 Mr P. Mml.ir.Vcli f IWI :>,-.,. 7.-.1."61! i 2 MrS. Powell's b li Bayaul, fiyrs, 7s. 71b, 3

Leonala, Emir D, v. .■i.'mitiisjrafor, Ar mourer, Laurel, and' Yankee also slarlpel. Emir Boy, Admiiit .tnit-.:r, nnd 1 In yard wcro tho first to show in front. Passing tho stand tho lirst time, Pearl lock Ike lead, followed by Tigredia, Administrator;- and Yankee in the order named, Captain Kusscll's man) pulling hard. At tho back of (In; i-mu.-o Afliniriislralm* was called upon, |,r,r, could m.i succeed in getting on terms villi iho leaders. Entering tho straight, "Pearl still held tho command, with Tigredia and Bayard in close attendance. Mactaggnrh, who rode Tigredia with judgment, then drew up and, passing Pearl, won easily. Time, 2mins. 43isecs., the quickest time yet made on tho Hastings cour.se for the distance. Totalisator dividend, iii 7s

Mr P. Martin's Forerunner won tho Maiden Plate, beating Christina nnd Mis deal, and Mr P. F. Tancred's Administrator beat seven others in tho Consolation.

The Frenchman has been scratched fcr the Melbourne Cup. "

filmed and l'u.fi-bt. by' «.» P;6"'?''""" IiENUY Ukktt, ci i-yiii-iijilvvir,-.-: ', i ii. . General Printing OlUce, Wy;.d!;«,: .- -:. i tae Province at Auckland. New Kealnsd. WBBVEDiK, OCTOBER, a," !_-_

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_ i ' ii ..I, Auctions. R. 0. CARR.] [b. D. -O.KB. TUMOR ROW, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, At 12 o'clock noon, LEASE OF PREMISES <>F W. VAI L E _ C 0., QUEEN-STREET. THE LEASE OF THOSE CON VENIENT and CENTRAL PREMISES IN QUEEN-STREET lately occupied by W. Vaile & Co., expiring May 31,1589, at a Weekly Rental of £10 per week. Copy of Leaso may be seen at tho Office of tho Auctioneers. B. TONKS k CO., Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, OCT. 9, at 12 o'clock noon FOR REMOVAL. EDWARD LEYDON HAS been favoured with instructions to sell, on the premises, A FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE in a tho rough s ate of preservation, situutc in Welles ley-street West, next Mr Slator's, Grocer, No Reserve. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY^AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER lOtii AND 11th, At 11 o'clock. TO THE TRADE, PARTIES FURNISH ING, AND OTHERS. EDWARD LEYDON has been favoured with instruc! ions from Mr Rafton to sell at the City Market on the abovo dates, THE WHOLE OF HIS LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK, consisting of Wood and Cane Chairs, Bound. Oval, and Kit chen Tables, Chiffonniers. Chests of Drawors, Iron and Wood Bcdstouls, Couches. Spring and other Mattresses, Paillasses, Pillows. Feather Bed, Wash stands and Dressing Tables, Chamber ware, Toilet Glasses, Show and Book Cases, Tinware, Holloware, Fenders and Irons, Catlory, E.P. Goods, Earthenware, Glassware, and every variety of Bruf hand Basket Ware Itoo numerous to particular ise). Oilcloth, Linoleum, Carpets, &0., &C, Sec, As Mr Rafton is removing to premises at tho foot of Groy-atrcct (where ho will carry on his business as usual), the whole of his stock must nu sold without reserve, he not having room [or it in his new premises. AI3O for Salo, A LARGE GALVANISED IRON SHED, ON WHEELS. EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13," NOON. By Order of the Mortgagee. NORTHCOTE, S_;ah SUGAR WORKS. ALLOTMENT S Nos. 20 and 21,66 x 200 feet, Township of Allendale. AT ARTHUR'S MART. MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, NOON. QUEEN-STREET, VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY ONEHUNGA, SUPERIOR BUILDING SITES TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruction, to soil by public auction, at his Estate, Land and Houso Solo Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Qieon-Btrcet, on Monday, 13th October, at IE •'clock noon, TALUABLE FREEHOLD BUILDING LOTS, in Qaeen .treet, corner of Rokoby- BQ__t, opposite Mr Hoffmann's Property, the Ji _trest unoccupied ou the Eastorn Sido of the . streot, a Rare Caance for proouring a First class Position in tho Leading Thoroughfare, subdiTid- d in'o Five Good Allotments, of about 30 feot frontigo each. ONEHUNG 4—Two well situated Acre Allot ments, with Cottages, pleasant viow, with vol canic soil, but a short distance from Queen-st. (adjoining tho residence of J. Bycroft, Esq.); the property of tlie lato Rev. Thomas Buddio; tKiinK Allotments No. 5 and 7, Section 7. W. S. COCHBANE.] fjAS. DACRE MONDAY, OCTOBER 13. BY ORDER THE MORTGAGEE. THE undersigned have been favoured with instructions to sell, at their Mart. Queon-street, Auckland, on Monday, tho 13th _ day of October, 1881, at 11 o'clock, , By Order of tbe Mortgagee, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND, situated in the Parish of Tahawai, in tho County of Tau ranga, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in tho Colony of New Zealand, being Allotment No. 19 ot tho said Parish, and containing 300 acres. For conditions of sale, plan of property, and furthor particulars, apply to Mr E. T. Dunror, Solicitor, Queen-street, Auckland. SAMUEL COCHRANE Se SON, Auctioneers. W. 8. COCHRANE I |JAB. DAOB MONDAY, OCTOBER 13.. LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT AND VILLA RESIDENCE, MOUNT EDEN ROAD. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions to offer for sale by public auction, at the Land Mart, Queen-street, on Monday, 13th instant, at 12 o'clock, A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, Biluntcd on tho side of Mount Eden, commanding amostextensivo and uninterrupted viow of tho Manukau Harbour and Heads Wai takerei Ranges, and the intervening country; erected on an allotment having 66 feet frontago to tho Mount Edon Road by a depth of 266 feet. Water is laid on to the houso from a large concrete tank, and the ground ia planted with ornamental and other trees. N.8.-The Auctioneers beg to call special at tention to tho fact that tho above is about tho only property in tho market on the slopo of Mount Eden, and that It. possesses a view that can scarcely De surpassed. . SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Au.u.neers. ~ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14 : ' A i i - (.'-.lock. MEE-.RS. RICHARDSON & CRAWLEY HAVE been f-r.-r.m-._l with instruction*, fr.om J. H. :...'.. ii ''rev. Esq ,inconscq; :.:rree of his loaving lev I• ■-. ■ nrt, to Sell bypublio .uelion, ou tuo above .:_.;e, at Dowden's Mart; > .''ucen-sti-et_, ' The VALUiW'i;*-* --nOPERTY known as BKNFIK:.'... :i:-d situated at Mount Albert, iivij-.iii.ing the Mount Albert Railway Sl .'i-jri. Tho Estate consists of 36 acres Land, all fenced, cleared, and in grass, 15 a.r.s bom;. scoria, aild thel-est day. nine roomed House, Stables; Coach- House, Cowshed,. Conservatory. Fowl houso, etc., two a^.res of Garden, tasto fu ly laid out, surrounded by trees, 15 years' growth; lino largo Orchard, care fully-selected t roes, all full bearing; never-failing spring water. Distance by road from Union Bank, four miles; om nibuses and trains constantly passing. Messrs R and C. would call the attention of thoso on tho lookout for a first-class Gentleman's Residonce, ond also of Speculators, to this sale, as tho value of tho proyuty is undeniable, and rapidly rising, The Building Sites on tbis Property aro not to be surpassed. hnvL.;,' magnificent landscape aud water views, and _ .eh an opportunity ot acquir ing a large block c' iso to town will not occur Hg*in. The Estato will b.>nflbrcd in one lot, and if I uo:. sold will bo v (in in blocks to suit pur cl__ ore, j Plans and par' .rand cards to view at j •ur offices. i Terms eisy, at Sale. RICHARDSON AND CRAWLEY. Auctioneers, SI, Queen-street. ROBERT BRADLEY,] [FRANK NEWELL. "OR.ADLEY AND NEWELL, — AUCTIONS KIRS, HOUSE, LAND, AMD. GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS : FOR 'IHE SALE OF I ALL KINDS OF JtEUCHANDISt, FARM PRODUCE, HOUSE AND LANDED PROPERTY, ETC., KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON ..ox* door to Bank of Now Zealand.) Of.WgIONTVfENTS .SOLICITED. R«_tf.neeS" !>.. Permission: Messrs Alfred Bi(ok!sB<l,. Auc_|_» .;- Hesketh and Aitkon / $ Jame- Hume, Hamilto 11 ,* William Hner, Epsom. , '■ __ \



__1.18.8P B.CEtAWP. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursdar. October 9, at 1 o'oloclc, DAHtY COWS, STORK CATTLE 200 Head Fat CaUlo 700 Fat Sheen niul Limbs Fat and Store Pius ALFRED BUCKLAND. Stir milE REMUERA CATTLE FAIR WILL HE _KI.T> OX WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22. ENTRIES arc requested previous to SATUR DAY, 18th instant. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Fri day, Octobor 10, IS-!, ex Hawea, from Taranaki, 2 HEAVY DRAUGHT GELDINGS : tr.'a's Riven 1 Black Filly. S"year-s: trial t;iven 1 Chestnut Filly,.'l years, unbroken 1 Iron Grey Colt, 3 years, unbroken ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, At 11 o'clock. UNRESERVED SALE OF FARM STOCK, FARM IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, SUNDRIES, &c, &o. MR ROBERT BROWN, Of Maniirewa (adjoining tho Station), having Sold his Farm, HAS instructed the Undersigned to Sell on tho property, on Saturday, October llth, at eleven o'clock, HIS STOCK, AS FOLLOWS :- Tho Pure - bred Clydesdale Stallion YOUNG LOUD DERBY; thoroughly staunch and perfectly quiet, ana favourably known as a successful Stud Horse 3 Heavy-draught Mares A Good Hack by Kingfisher, dam Mleno netto Tho Thorough-bred Mare LADY' JULIA, with foal at sido to Woolbrokor 6 Dairy Cows A Pure-bred Shorthorn Bull Pigs and Poultry, Dairy Utensils, Young Cattlo 6 Kwes and Lambs Household Furniture Double-furrow Plough by Morrison 2 Double Ploughs by Hornsby and Son 2 Sino-lc Ploucrhs, .etsteol tooth Harrow by Wallace and Hotham Chain Harrows Two - horse Cultivator, a Scarifier and Moulder combined A Two-horse Seed Drill, nand Drill, two Rollers, Reaper and Mower. Chaff cutter, with Pulleys, Holts, and Riddlo Small Threshing Machine, Winnowing Machine, Corn Crusher Tip Dray, Spring Cart and Hay Framo Dray, Spring Cart and Plough Harness, Whippletrees Set Draining Tools Sundries A Well-broken Pointer Dog Tho Implements above enumerated arc all ola Useful Class and in good working order. The Horses aro also Superior Workers, i n good heart for Steady Work. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS, THE HAYMARKET, SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, nt 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. Auctions. T O- M O R R O THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, At 11 o'clock. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. THAMES WINDING ASSOCIATION'S MACHINERY AND PLANT. WILLIAM CARPENTER HAS received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, m the promises at Giahamstown, on Thursday first, Octobor llth, at 11 o'clock in tho foronom, THE WHOLE OF THE MACHINERY, PIT FURNITURE, PLANT, AND EFFECTS, now standing and being upon portion r.f all that Parcel of Land described as KauaoraDga No. 14, and known as Lots 52, 53, 51. and 55 of the Townphip of Grahamstown, consisting of — 1 16 inch Horizontal Winding Engine, with com plete winding gear (everything in perfect good ordor). Tubular Boiler, 2 Flat Winding Hop«s, 12 Trucks, Mining Tools, Pnppethcads, Black smiths' Tools, Anvil, and Bellows, Quartz Hop per, Quantity of Coal, &c., &c.-, Sec For further particulars apply to Peter Olipbant. Solicitor, High-street, Auckland, or the Auctioneer, WILLIAM CARPENTER, Grahamstown. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, At a Quarter-past Twelve Sharp, BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE A. BLACK, ESQ. VAILE AND DOUGLAS I^7 ILL sell by auction at their Land * Sale Rooms, Shortland-street, THOSE VALUABLE PREMISES IN , QUEEN-STREET, OCCUPIED BY MESSRS M. LEVY & CO., Being part of Allotment 8, Section 17, City of Auckland^ having a frontage to Queen-street of 20 feet 4 inches, by a depth of 177 feot, situated opposite the end of Fort street, a little above the R ill way Passenger Station, and nearly op posite the largo block of shops and ollices being orected, at a cost of £50,00', for the New Zealand Insurance Company. It is unrivalled as a Business Sito, and this sale oirorsaii opportunity rarely to bo met with of securing a position in this central locality. The building is of brink, three storio3 and cellar, with entrance at Ihe back by Government Lano, viz., known as Mills Lane, to which there is an ci. y entrance from A bert-Blrco*. This frontage is very well adapted 'or the erection of a Ponded or Free Storago Warehouse. CORNER OF WYNDHAM AND ALBERT-STREETS, Being part of Allotment 1, Section 18, City of Auckland, nnd havinga frontage to Wyndham strcet of 15 feet, and t.q Albert-street of 43 feet, together with, the building r ihoreon erected. This prop, rty is vo y .uitablo for tbo erection of ships era warehouse. ....... VINCENT-STREET. Part of Allotment 7. Section 23, City of Auok land, having a frontage to Vincent-street of6G 'o:t, by a ileprh of 90 feet (j inches, together wi'h the two Cottages and a workshop thereon .rccttd, Also, Lots 11,12, and 13, of Section 10, of. übdivision intoLots-and Sections of Allotment 22 of farms, parish of Opaheke, County of Eden. Further particulars on application at the olllce of the Auctioneers, whore conditions of sale can also bo seen. VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortland-street. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, overy Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS HUNTER AND NOLAN. * ' ■' ! - LIGHT HARNESS HORSES, SADDLE nORSES, and all kinds of SPRING VEHICLES. Hired, Bought, and Sold, at CROWTHER'S VICTORIA STABLES. Wei .ley-street FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Butcherine Business, doing a good cash trado, in tho centre ot the city; a low price will bo taken.!— Queen st° "° ha Soppet> -*-*and AKent, No. 8, F°^„ SAL . a really good Dairy Farm~ IWJ acre 3 good land, woll-lenced. Kobe* gross, end plenty fresh water all the yearrotuf. comfortable dwelling-houso, and numerous c_tl puddings; all In good order; .mil efrora rail way station, 15 miles from town, and will bo sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppot, Land Agent. No. 8, Queen-street. * :



Tea Merchants. JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Tea, Coffee & Spice Merchant CUSTOMS-ST., AUOKLAND. Telop-raph Address: I Telcphono Exchnn,*", "Eagle," Auckland. I Ko. ;•:■. The Advertiser desires special attention to his Celebrated Brands of BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. Sinco their introduction the greatly increased demand for tlicm substantially proves their excel lence, and confirms the high esteem which the Public havo jn. tly accorded them. The following distinctive brands all bear his Trado Mark on the labels, and nro packed in lib and _lb packets, also in Oib, 101b, and -101b tins, viz :— Blended India & China Teas. Household Countess Duchess Princess Empress Brands. Blende. Pure Indian Teas. Zemindar Brand. BAKING AND YEAST POWDERS. Tho Advertiser also wishes to bring beforo the Public his Baking and Yeast Powders, v.hit* are meeting with general favour, and vsi resti attention to the foliowi igAnalytica ilei.or :— . "Laboratory. Hobson-street. Auckland, June 13.1881.—1 have sampled the Baking Powi or in tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Jlci chant Auckland, und havo analysed the .mc and find the constituents pure and woll-prupor. tioned. Tho result provts thin article ro be superior to any either imported or coloma'ly prepared that has been submitted to mc, and i can, therefore, conildontly recommend it lo the public—(Signed) J. A. I'ON'ri, Colonial Auaiy. t.' Eaoh tin bears his Registered Trade Mark, Sold by Grocers nnd Storekeepers Generally Tho STOCK of GENERAL GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assoitmont, which is constantly being replenished by importations from European, American, nnd Australian Markets. Catalogues ox Application. SPECIAL TEA NOTICE NEW SEASON, 1884-5. I havo received MY FIRST SHIPMENT of Ok NEW SEASON'S CROP, EX S.S. TAMdUI, from Foochow, via Wellington, And shall be glad to Forward LIQUORING SAMPLES on application. The OUAIITY of THIS YEAR . CROP ii of Very High Character compared with tho pro vious years. To those about to commence business, attention is drawn to the great ad van tags of being in a position to offer the Celebi.t. ' and Popular Brands of Spread Eagle Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc., and to Bccure other special inducements which I am prepared to offer. JOHN BUCHANAN, WHOLESALE GROCER, Customs-Street, Auckland. THE - ONLY - GOLD MEDAL PURE BLENDED TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTTT _"T ravgiT- TT IX _TX Tl TTT VTTP TTX TTT TTT TTTTTTT DRINK Kelson. IVloate * Co,': SPECIALITY BLEND. cr TRY OUR MATCHLESS COFFEE [KING BRAND], SOLD IN lib, 21b., 41b., 71b, and 281b. TINS, At Is. Bd. per lb. KELSON, MOATE & CO, , wholesale: and retail tea merchants, blenders, and Importers. COT. STOHUftdH, L'C.KDIH, W-L-IX-.ON, AjtD 156, QUEEN-ST,, Auckland. AGENTS EVERYWHERE X J___._r__.. / Unrivalled /fy) /07 OU TiM/ lmh/ TEA I /GQ/ abounding //Tr/ Strength "HIGH QUALITY.



Dress and . iislilon. CONTINUATION OF THE TRULY GI!EAT KAS.V.I.. :;.).:■: ■>. W. VAH.E Ss. CO.'S SALVAGE* BTOC X, On MONDAY NEXT and*FOLLOWI!.'.. DAY':. SAMUEL OOOMBES & GO. Will bring forwunl Iho Balance nf V..L_!AA*I VAIl.u St. C.-.-.'7- .'" . .7-".-'' :'.•■ Ibb .■!-'. which _.i-V.iiil of tin ,c.vc Inv.- l.c-.i iin-il.Vt.i b i-,„...- Jo;-..-.-.! i.-.-r .... . ■■... .-.- •■ . portion, which is the greatest portion oi the Stock, i. i:iu b-.-L-i, bviug i-.n-io t ; ~ i_ ~ S \MIKI. <.'(>() ..I !._•:.-? _ t*o. li-I.ig<!Oiiipolleillobviii;r I'm-v.-.-iv-l li-.; "!':•• ■.r-.-taee. ■ ' I '■■■ ■ '■':■ :' iiiosi[rtiiiiiugi-d, the t.ioods wliieli we will oiler on MUNDAI' AM. _ ii.1..,- .'. i-t. I.'.r • ... re alnuist a perteel slat. Till*. SALE, cmnmenelnsr on MONIIAV ANIJ FOf.r.O*,V|*:ii i;*.'. ,-• ,1 ..•' , lr. '.■; SENSATION 01' Till-: SEASON, :. i!.jivii,_r cur.uiuefs ail iii.|i-_-|ii'i::..- ~ ;-i,.■„.-.■ .VI.. " < PEIIA-*' TtlOOl'Sat LESS THAN HAtA'' I'l'K'K. It Ur. pi-onoiin.-ed success. Tbe __..,_ whi.-h rhiily vi.-ii T..H SAi.VAi :-. . Al.iC '.il V.\ VAILE _ CO.'S STOCK is v siiltiVrviit |.;rii!i-.iiiU-u ill Oir ; !... \! .>. ... - .-...1 .■..-_■ I. :imi. shows the con Ililenee. l-oposed in tin Salesb.ildbySAJ.il 1.r.l ..:,..:,,:..• Tho wonderful success ntteiiiiiiii. Ihe li.-st part of T_!.S SALE :;;-,■ -'.'. .."..' I. •' >•» M ■-t-.s and (.'6. the greater conlldenee in briniiinr: forward Ihe B__QOO_STI3 PORTK VT'.. niul they will SELL GOODS at such pvlce. as will STILL I'H'ltTilK:, .'.. r ■' ;. Il .n i: CUSTODIERS. A eencrimsand dis_*lilr.natin. linhUi. satisfied. MIHLM '■'..." i We-n.. -ill lo I hi; public to make U, is SECOND PORTION OK SALV:„t,-i* VV..:. :,.:;, iisllieiii-l rt.riiim. SA.. IM'IL COOMIIES .. CO. bi-inji ileleriiilii-.l 1.. .1-. r':-.-, ■. ... ■■■ •■ nil and Kivc crreh Hiirjfiiins as will defy compel it inn, winch is Ihe nut! in '.;.:, REMEMBER I—The Socond Portion of William Vaile & Co.'s S:i!va--. .: ■•'. „■: '■: :-:•;,,'! forward on MONDAY and following day*). All Parcels Purcha3od BcXo.-e Tv^o o'clock will l;o Dei:-..:.: ■;-._ .-..;_:. -: ;,. COME EARLY AND AVOID Tlill OitUi-il. s®" THOUSANDS OF ItEMNANTS AT XOMi:;.\!. \'\:\:". b '. r SAMUEL OOOMBES &.CO., CANA 1) A 1) UIL, DIN C. 3, QU V, I-. X-« Ti: I. .'!' VrOTJUN. LIKE THEM- -A Grand Lot I O/AINTED lv.\OVi I >:.i:- .n- -nil a X. of liovs' Knioker Suits at Is tld. Quito TV fow left or tee Lr.'ic. r ..' ' :..l.'ie;,'; iierfeet. ..niiiuel Cooinbca v. Co.. CunadaLaild- | Ulsleis. r.:«ai .i from lee '.■•'• m . ■':■;.. ings, Queen-street. '_ Co. s ; pm-- ; s ii.-.iv,. al. .!i - ■ ' ■'■■■■ ! A~YAC'f-200 pairs ot _^A Blmlket.s ,* ,l., ..'L_e .-.-V " .-- _\ (nli!.litlv sirileJ) at is lid d-..-in .lire Sale CJALVAi.It. r.1.00 i;.. .s.-i ...... f".*l of Vaile's Sal\in;e Stock. - San.;.el Co-, i.ibes _J I'ress .Ualeual, ilu.-.j .; '..ic ... ■■■■■,\e and Co.. Cniuuhi Huildiiitfs. Uueeii Jlreei. at .')|.l : nr:e-|i ; i.-c •■"•■-^ ; " 'c .■. . ...ne..-! R' "EM _Ml_-:_.-During tli.Yiilo rf^ij^rT, ''TT\''': T,'. '' Tb Vaile's Salvage Stock we giv I'Vee I'.-.seim ' W „,,,„.'- ,:.■'■'.',•■ , n •' . •■ on all Tram Cars and'Steaiul.,..,;,. ..nmel , ,„;.,'._„„ V,, '.' V;\,.,,',.'i, ,' '', '''' ' '"' \i ■ Coombes _ Co„ Cuiiail.i^Birildbig.- ' ■ i-i-n .1, I \[:' J'j v ". ul" ''J '!.' -■! ■,W ••-. ' "■'.'.' -~,■' '. ' T WANTED KNOWN-Dur ': U.o Salo i audj* a.'can'iel i' I ill ;■'•.. ■": .AA '•'. of \V. Vaile _ Cos. Sal-.:, r. SI;, V we -*~ AN |'|;|> "\\ JU : i ~ ,- , . ::: , arc soiling a, good Sheeting Calko nt Sjd. and vI VI . A ,', 'l' ' ' superior Twill ut Hid, ?.! inches \ii.le. Samuel ~,*:.,,.., •." •". ' .''.' *', ■' -''■'■' '■ .''''' Coombes _ Co., Canada Hulhliim. Queeiist._ _ ! £ "!^' v^jjAAi . • '■■■''.b ' : '■' C.AN SUCH T.IINOS BE "OSsiliLlA 'Ceoiilbcsniid't"*o.,'caii.r.!a luivli, , t, „.,-. '_. J -Mens Tweed Tronsoi-Blsl.it, woilli 10s "A js* i.\l.\ii..\SK 1.(11' ■.'...„. . Ci_ tinmai tkl; himili-eits to select from; (liii-i-g the Sale of J3_ n | li ili'.]iM>-e ilitci i- ' -'■■I ■,■ r, ie I Vaile's Salvage. — Samuel C."...i| )es _ Co., ( t,Viii:ig« -il.- Saiiiii'd C. .en '■•. -'_ \i , ...i Canadaßuildirigs, Queen-sli-cet. llulldings, (.iiieerr-s re t. WANTED SEEN—Tho -Men's 'I'wocd vfrANTEI)"SERN ""•'•"'." V b-- l.l'cs Suits nt 18. Ikl (sllKhtly ilamnii.-.l by VV lit Is Ij.l. woi-lli ..- .il ~. ic p. .-'■-■'. ! n-_tor) at the Brettt&ilvo«. Hal- ...... u'. a; >'.>'' duii.-rg the i. R.-.i: ,-,ii. -.■ ~ -i at Samuel Coombes _ Cos., Canaau Jluilduigs, coorulns & Co t'ai'ii.l i "iniilili- "-. u.i.cii ' Queen-street. Btrcet. VXTANTED KNOWN-On Monday wc -m-_ nK ,,,, u V , rM A iT~" " '•"',".- "" A VV shall Sell a Lot of ladies* Umbrellas ut |>0^ i h')'!L^' ," 'f '' l "'"T " Is, worth four times tho money. — %nmcl -*rf. """"» "ir ,mll ■ '.•'■.- ■ l|i ".: ar.i Coombes _ Co., Canmla Buildings, ijniecn-st. j*; "^i'!.^"",,,,,,!,' (• \\ x >','■'"''■■ ''i'r ."' ' STOUNDING '.-Slightly damaged by Hiillil'i'i 'T. i.T'TT "'."'' " water, a Lot of Youths' Serge Suits (all -r-_l. I.'iir I." «,„. ~,ib.b.b.'■",' '.'■'. ,' b ■■■■'.'. sizcslat 10s Oil. Come early and avoid the crush. |"* i , , fl"-",1- 11-:- X'"-' '"•"».> ■ ..'; -Sanmel Coombes _ Co., Canada lliiildings, ,-*--* ,-."■;) ""*1..(- IJ '"'.'.• ''' ;' '' :: '."'' : ■■'" Queen-street. _T -_____:____-_____'-"LM'*: "'' '!;." " ....... ! •Hii.a YAK,)S of -H °''-ockß,« n»d 2 000-'V'-iA --A'A';.;! ■V \f \fXr Ci-ewdson's Calicoes. at 2M. at -*T., ,A /,, ~, :' , --*'l- v"-l| the Salvage Sale.- -Samuel Cooi.ibes ie Co., J' *'"•.' '"'-'.';": ■'';,' - ' :"' Canada Huildings. Queen-street. _.r""t "" i .n...._-. ..:■,..■ .•■. ~';.;. WANTED KNOWN-During tbe Sal- -rV_vv —v,7iT";. ' ''" '"'" vag« Sal« of W. Vailo.. to% Slock wc Hit, ' .'-"'"' b '"'""'" - 7 l are selling lliack Silks nt such prices «s »c o , , ~ . "" , " ,(' ' '• "•'", '' never hoard of beforo. Come i'bi-i>* audavoii 1 '"';L. i •.,-'■.'.:.''''. '. '' ' ,x ''"' ' tho crush. — Samuel Coombes _ Co., Canada .L "' -":l * *'~:' :- '■ ' '-'■ ' l' Buildings Queen-street. _ | IST ANTED K.N'J'k I. ) mi . u.eti.-.-ai WANTED KNOWN —A (Mod F.ic'i !tT sal-, aw.-',:.., v,- ... ~ , , ; ,..,i..i Ttvll" -t 11-Vl. w rth 2s 1.1. • uriiiif tho WmuQulli nt Nihl. o■. ■ . ,:.: i Sale of William V,-ulc_Co*B Snl>-ii{,-i> S- ■■. k. —i - Samuel Cou.nb.s .. 1.*... . ... ■ lleieiir; i <amuol Co 'inbes a: C, Canae • "i.tldings. j Quce-i-sti'eet. Quecn^trret. i l\7A _TEl>,7]f Men ' ' ■•• ~[il.( SALVAOE.— 200 Men's Twcal Mackir.- >V N'el «n T«e .1 ,- .. .:;,' ..,.■, tosh tVnts from las t»l.-S.iniel ..jembes I >,s(! I.—S.iimi'l ('.....-., iim .■: i .. ... ela 111. 1,1 te Co., Cmi-ilii lliiildini.'. Queen s,r"ct. iiitfs, QiuKii-»ii-t I ' VXTANTED SEEN, tho L?.t of really \«7ANTKI.A*.',t .jii i." '.A A AAA, V'Y good ItogiUta Shirts nt .. ltd, worth TT Slillinory, lle.nni -. .;. ,; er - double Hie ii-.oiley, during the tlieat Sslvage the pi'ie -s fri ■. .:• .!. , ,:.,: . u.y. i:., -ale.-Saii.uel Coemlieslfc Co.. i.*aiiada L-.iild- avoid ih- .t i-h - m, ' .... ;. i. lugs, Qucen-sti-eot. CauaiU Huildiag., Que r. i . SAMUEL COOMBES & G- X WILL CiIVK THE SUM OF FIVE POUNDS TO THE I'UKTo:. i-)! . . iDi i,l.\'r; THE LAKO EST RECEIPTED BILL PURCHASED UK I ; • \ '-hi-: Ctii ami 11th o* OC'L'OHKI! IXCLUrfIVE. S-^I-v-CTT-Elj COO_MZ±3IGi3 TO .. CANADA BUILDINOS, QUEEN-STI'.Ki-; i. | r _, __ Sewing Machines. ,=—_ ?=?=—— -. =-1 -r_n ______ __ , !&■-, ■. - A> RINGER SEWING MACHINES. j=j*;rp^, , b ■ _ | SaloalnlSß2 603,292 Machines. ;| :"_' -A j J „ 18S1 561,086 „ \X'-'j '*"'"' : ' Ikckeasb 42,258. b.A^V '! ' Ualvaniscd Iron, Sheet L-;. I. _n_ '.'..c.c ~" 31ate, Ccmmt, and I'lastci' 0T THRKK OUT OF KVEBY FOUR MA CHINES SOLD IN THE WOULD ARE SINGER'S. L.SPECTIONSI-NYITI-.l'. UPWARDS OF THREE HUNDRED V\ 1^ V I T »\ FIRST PRIZESII! L 7* J-,^ «mj.\m.*_itr AND AT ■ .•,<^AA :T;'v; '.\ ' :M CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TTT'7,bX :'"' '• lrri'"'*' * '"'"■"■• ' f, TWO GOLD _ TWO SILVER MEDALS, _ $?s&s**"*' " (' ,:twi' 11 — hTTi «i 1 .iK....».. i i*....i.i -i.--.!-» To bo obtained at J*f'&'' ''"'■'' -'' ~\ c . .-. .v . ■ "KB 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK %^%J-?*'.Vs^\) r,,;'' ' '*' '"" ' Inly at 261, Qoeen-strket, Auckland. a|«s! f*—S i;V"...', T ■,!('. :-.','",A.l«.>'i-p^liili BEWARE OF GERMAN AND OTHER j|js!|A_J! _Ay A,Ae.A c ci. ~.. A^i' IMITATIONS. ffflM *-<la;!(1 H'l-ame. i Oof wo doll W_W HBinS'le*! < .in., with ..lemon*. SENGER SEWING MACHINES. ,C --'«t.-m s--ei ),.■„■,-,•■.,.. v~. t a , :; .,u.- 0 ; ' I*. Silver.- I'nt;-::tA .>,, r..-e.:. .iiitti'lati .; — — — : .mi ■ Webley's'•:.•!! !:-.,•: :;„.!'■;..'. c,,;,--i. [ESTAHUSIIBD 185_] ;>jjS hularj Revolver:;. ,-J. •> bi-: ."-■■■ i.'atci.i UY SPKCIAL .^^^^M^^^AITQINTMEXT. ''If PTft' 7(V •■'•',- i !~'. '■'•■''.'•'.'■' ■-- VAT H. SHAKESPEAR _ CO., U CaTtrii'-e cA"''-' A:.A"A TTT VV • QUEKX-STIIEKT, AUCKLAND. : _ OXi Curllss ... . le.:. -•: \b .' be- ■■:, e: .,-l iMI'OItTKI. , MaSUKACTUUKKK. COMMISSION JllJl-enee'E tit in •>..«•.'. ■•• : •."'••)-'.'. >'.'■.'-..•:-/ j _ am) Oenkiuli Merchants. art.-iriso (. ane?: i\,-.v....v •'.-,:.••. .-lei ;Jouchcf, . ip.ii'c iinija. t-'.-.n -..'!..:.. '.i ,:.:■ .-..-.lifl, '...,r. SOLK AOSNTS ft.v the Celebrated 'H. Tow for < .in t.i. ee1...;. :•'.■;■:-,.; ; ur.-'tv, untl KUIAI. WIAI.j .ni-lomcnt., ..:;•.,,.>> T.,r_o. tu''■•-'-, i'ira- BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES, wks. RICPA'IRS, !ne.):i.!ir>:,- ;'r..v.-v.:., v ~.„,; Hj . W. n. S _ <:o. have much tile euro in sub- tockintt, BPCeially '.Me:, U.-i to, r.u-J • "if i.-.faction mittii-. I lie tn'.lon i»K tcst-moni.l, eiven to them .iiarameod. for pnl,liciition:-[('oi'V.]—' Jiiee 1, 1,-S'i. '10. \) WTTT McFar-3 VV. 11. SiiAKKUCKAIt & co. Auckland. *■■'• lj'liJi Oun-.i ••;■".it ,'.- IvrORTZS. Gentlemen.—lain clad to say thru on the 51 inch IM. Qt/EK» — -. Ai/i.e... on. Koyal Mail IHcjclo 1 boujrht froiujo.,. won the A.C.C. Cliiimptonsliin. beatine a Undue, a 53-inch liacer, and n number of other machines, 3Jl_r'S'. »* .}- . r} also the Avondalo Han .rap, on ih« 2nd Juno: bS^St «> **' , ' S and Ie in honestly say it is the best finis-hod and BjaSHy w?lk" iira"« ''" * '-''--" ''"'■ : ..*:.£s nicest runn iiiK macliino lever rode. Mr Flowe'- ,'_?_r.. .■'; ;.s.>"-, , • „;.•,-■ I::% Ij-n, to whom I lent it to win the Mile Handicap Sf\_S *£r&^S&o^ li La"" ,,.-.:.: ■'-'"i -■-:: '!.:' ■" .il with, also speaks in the highest terms of it — J F\ <o_^*j™ "V, 'S 's -V. <;.- > :..;.-_- 'txefi jtf-; : _i am, gentlemen, yours truly, (signed) VV. M. _*(.---'.'A^ ''^b-'J.'i ''*,:'3sr'b?l They also have in stock- _ iMJ&M^ ''<■ ' "S-". „**. . Best ItKi) RuiißEii Tyres, r-s per lb. -^ ' HAUKisoN'sDoi-ni.KGoN-oßEU.s.lsMeach |J,4.' i _ S*sKfl( "v, .', _ ' King ok the Road Lamps latest patent), fll. /fs-Wa \% >'- 5 '■ '' *■■ . * <?* -*. lis eiieli • *' ' Saddles. STEEr, Balls, Baiis, SrRiN-aa . IMS !' , \ v .'•"--, '.-^ ii | And other Fittings egnally cheap. B%^ "* ' • «?--- * . | . P E A O O O A, *• ' ' JL'» OPTICIAN, . HAS IN STOCK SPECTACLES AND ICYE /tOY 81 X 8 A!. i> .t.V t_ , QLASSKS of every descrirdon. \_/ (XlACtl BV.*J:-..'.Jlttii'.t, An AtjOCHATK Kit Ouahantee. .■ Cuior: _;b i.i^.-rt ta-d':. :■',. COMPOUND MICROSCOPES Se TELi fXava In *-•■-,•..;*.- P.COPES. Ca „ b , B » n ,j Shii.o-.ftte.t i:u_-:'i.-:, .< J _-.-_- = _T Powerful and Cheap. l'b:.to_6. Vi_. B -v! n, si,,, ~„„. ,i-.. ; , l.i<-._ Aneroid Barometers. Thbrkomktebu, Carta, Hceoe.i ..._ , :■:■-. .... KI.ECTiV.O 82!.1,5, IIATTKRIRO, AHB ' -'''•"*" t FITTINQ 8. , Alj-i, Ms?J!?,*' ao_leotrloMachlnßßanilJ'';«"'ICa1 fo". «1«J ThoUi-lßds Hi . ;e..-._ i:.>,;.!;..-_. .-Sii-.-ii,., jl.i. THEODOLITES, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES. ■ - SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. - TAYLOR. aßmaUSmmmmSSSmsm!^^Bm SEWING MACHINES. lEstabli»iil.!) mn.] a The Balance of Stock of those excellent TT Y. P. HA i'W \I; l» _ Hand and Treadle Machines will be nold at 24 JLJL UPHOLSTEUEII M vi'TlU' . El per cont discount. Nearly 600 in me iv Auok MAKER, AND UNDi_ILT-VKl.lt 1 '••"•d* - GREY-STREET, Auckland. ' | OPPOSITE THE POST OPfflOß FUNERALS FURNISHED v.-iili Neat- I Vitvtii. i.A 11111 rwl-Ut AIUJ9, ness and Dona ten _ ________ Afm^__L'_ll_____,_-_--- -_-- I GRAVE FENCIO-. Fi.*l-i*T!--D A FOR. IMMEDIATE SALE, A Really I^„^_____; ; -. | Nice little Farm of 62. Acr- . Good Land. I aubdivid.-.d into? orSpaddocts, allfenced, prin- ■ — ■ . cipally thorn rencea; a 0-roomed House and . ! Sheds, &a, foi 12cowe, ami a tsplen-id stream AM - '• HUBBAB.D. pf fresh water, capable of driving >rory-power- TT • ful machinery ; also haa a largo frontage to the harbour. Only 11 miles from Queen-stroet ARCHITECT AND GUals _iX;. if u'VA-l'ii. W' arf, and will be sold cheap.—App'y to John I Boppet, Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. I "-ttysßSto. BcitoiKas'. G_s__r-aosi-JSj



j . .-Ironmonger.. I-M • • y-v Q iCif\ i 111 & ll' ;« "*, f- .-ma . %/■, 1} _ I i J..J& .1 VA ..A J.i .A-. ,A. KAJ \J \J • fRQi._/.oriGErvS. k A.?A MERCHANTS, " QUEEN & UIGJ! iU^AH AUUKLAND. ! Euslish and Amei.u'i. A. AAA. {iugli-h hid! American ! PL AIBinV/.!•_., /:,;-.- PLATJ-DWABE. iii '■ TT ' W X a,;:;:;:, g l-r 1..- . •■■■■( U f. R <i _. aa • ".ww (A-, ' - ',) W H '..--. ..^' ■ > o —-■■-Tbe- . ,:—^" ro ft '*«A-:.v'-' r j [--. A-,*v, t. i 1 /-'"■■' '' ) o I n Cl- _ -:- * JBJ. .PiJ_hjJiiJ:i 0£ 00, ! Mayo just received n Urge iv. m-lmc-sii for tho comin;. Season of ! LAW'H KGWEBB iTTi GASDEN ROLLERS The Mi.wcra co*._i>r_o iho Pliilac.!|)h!.. Easy, Pennsylvania, and Excelsior all of *. liich mo lao ir.c._ m.dcrn machine. GARDEN /^ "WN ; ROLLERS y#^ M°WERS | with Double y^fr S' ZeS | and A^^ .to Cut Ten i Sin. Is <£?*§£& toFor^ Cylinder:;. ..r^t -_; .'"- , ' 6S i -.<**.; .A^i.-..; --:-.,;....; . ~-J !-- - TTT'T'\T/;;-: A' '■'•. ...:;A.;" rA. | L.V.VN (T T> : : .;->^£ Tb ';":V ;■ A^ * # LAWN . j CuEtiEilA,^ ' :^' SWEEPERS [• you Hi li your I WY. to LOOK r.'i:i.:. voir c-,*aiot do without ft'MOWER. - t i T""1 T~". ** 7~~. r_*'-y ,"i ",'*"> 0- (T^f^x ■\ I__. j-'i;ri I ;iii oc UO. In ..in- SIIO'V COO.iS _-i-I le I. ...'! :. *.i" i every rc.piisilc of the Ki.TC.iK::, iiicim'iii." \ ROTARY KNIFE OLEANER3. * -.rtKtiT.? ?5 N -7/t SERVANTS rr.ilHD. 73 />»•- '■'TTTT g o^ /■*■■' ',-•■" ■ ", - -\ To Ctcn >.''■.,'.'-■»-.'. K3 1?...* . i ..-it .' "l /-..-■,-- --;-'■; •■- \ CD ■a fe^. ■~-;-..:••■* ,i , o ~.~-..;. . 1 « _ llfiiA-f^'vArA J .. .' ~' - T:.A.i. A-'!A:^| ;*S j | Jk;i:><ii-''.- V"S ,"'.,''- J,,° '•'-'A'A'.f ' | ! £ v/**''-'*'-—4. -.- IA AAA:-,-;' '^ CD I "".-..A ■•■ ' '.'.'"- WlinudVi. /w -^C^vs\ Jti g. ! S -;, : " s- v ■■'-*_._..-... -.'AAi^. p, * I yi Sh'-s smtnb'e' A" r'./i-.:./ "i* ''"I' .'*■-, it,* .<«!) opcncil and closed ir.usccovd ' i I » Sausage and Wiiriciiig Machines S'Olt FAsMH.Y 1..X. .SAUSAGE >g;_L^^;,/,.-^ MEAT . FILLERvSSS;^;. . -'. ::;|1 CHOPPERS •^,-;-:.----..;__; .. . ■.--■•.- is\. _ ' _.Il_3 -_- -.., .'.;'• ■■, ■."-/*•> ..-.,: 7 '--.-'• •'. '"'lk-^ Suitable MINCING .-' i<NIVES - , '. ' B^S Butchers' Use X ■ E. POETEE & 00. Have in Stook a Lingo Assortment of AVERY'S, FAIRBANKS, & HOWE'S SCALES and Weighing Machines. * aT^sU'.—^^ESi*** ..*.M?":„ fi 1 -, 3 ViT i 2 c j I. g| ■» v __, c I I i * fe^_^ s 0 ..-• • '-. „.-':x--_!^--'- . m "O PortaoleJVaiekoiisc Scale. . Union, or Family Scale, ~ . i' 03 * _ _ •--—-.. . r «v C z" «j.„:- " '- ••-"- - :--'-•-- \ \ - -j g _. x < "■ >^ ■■ % a w - < ' ",^^swa^ft g . s j t^;l ".jo A § Counter Scales. Stcel-gardi, E. PORTER &: CO. Hhvo always ia Stock n Variety.of Washing, Wringing, & Mangling Machines. •.■y .;,5. *%" I ,' ,!-, ■ *-s'-. ...... ... a-''.■.. I .•..jte'.'S.in^it.*.',:-:, '■ ••.'.;,-■: j.;-,'*! ! The "Phcsnix- ■ f _ _____y^ >N BRADFORD'S i MANGLt . - ~ ■ r/ii \ ' l iri "S Mangles constructed of J"."A "-J"" 'A 'KA Wrought Iron !.__, #1 ,A.'..;?., 1 ..„ . TTTM 1^ !,,,„, _V ' , i "'V-A'f.f WASHERS & "ANGLES.-' ■ , ,r.. ~, '- at> — .;' -(^' ki",ly- 1 T~' T LANDRY STOVES 111 111 Charcoal frons. j PORTABLE BOILERS 3 ;.. . it I a"d LJ_!f-& ILi NICKEL-PLATED | FURNACE PANS, JP .^^l SMOOTHING IRONS. I JiS'A-.- A-a - __! A*i_^^ j PRICES ALL REDUCED. ' R&tail Department . J Wholesale Department: | ■ QU_£W STREET. I HIGH STREET. ! .'.,■-•■ * Brar.ch Store: NEVi/_IAaiCET, - ! 7.IISSS - ____.__: STOOK. IB ZE?:£ &4M HOLD iii: TOWN TMICEB. ■ -*^JV_."i_-__6i--^ Ji~T '^.~^ : LAtit3.