DIOCESAN SYNOD

The Synod was opened at 3 o clock yester-; I clay afternoon, in tho Bishop's Library,' ' with prayer. There were present: - Bishop Cowio (in tho chair), Yon, Arch deacon Govett, Yon. Archdeacon Clarko, Yon. Archdeacon Dudley, Yon. Archdeacon Willis, Rev?. Bate.", Biggs, Boler, Burrows' Calder, Cokayne Frith, Cubitr, J. K. Davis, Dv Rieu, Evans, Farley, Gould, Gulliver, Hnselden, Hawkes, T. P. Hewlett, 0. R, Hewlett, Hewson, Hill, Hitchcock, Katternn, Kidd, Kinder, King, Marshall, Long, Matthews, McFarland, Mulgan, Nelson, Pereival, O'Callaghan, Fhillips, Purchas, Shanahan, Russell, Smallfield, Tebbs, Wnlpolo and Walsh. Laity : Messrs Arm strong, Batger, Brett, A. Brown, W. H. Brown, Calvort, Cameron, Clark, Clayton, Cochiano, Crispo, Dawson, Doonin, Evans, Ewington, Garland, Hamilton, Harris, Houltain, Heather, Hesketh, Hewitt, Hills, Hughes, Ireland, Kidd, Jackson, Lawrence, Kensington, Kirkbrido, Larkins, Kissling, Luke, McCullough, McMillan, Norton, Nolan, Fierce, Rattray, Kawlings, Rico, Simdes, Scth Smith, Percy S. Smith, Snolling, Speight, A. K. Taylor, A. T. Taylor, Upton, Vickors, Wolls, Whito, Wilson and Woollams. Bishop's Address.—The President then delivered tho address, which appeared in full in our last issuo. It evoked frequent applause, and particularly tho portions re lating to purity of life and tho necessity of holding fast to the Churchman's distinc tive denominational croed. —On tho motion of Mr C. C. McMillan, seconded by Mr S. E. Hughes, sen., tho Bishop was thanked for his address, and it was ordered to be printed. The Missioners.—On tho proposition of Archdeacon Govett, the Revs. Mason and Bodington were invited to take seats at tho Synod, SvNomcAL Officers —Tho Rev. Percy Smallfield was appointed clerical secretary; Mr J. 1). Jackson, lay secretary ; Mr iloy uood Crispo, troasuror; and Colonel Haul fain, Chairman of Committees. . Standing Committer.—The report of tho Standing Committee was submitted and road. It stated inter alia that for tho year ending Juno, 18S0, £895 of tho Home Mission Fund had beon appor tioned among country districts. Since tho foregoing allocation, however, othor charges upon the fund had beon authorised, involvingatotalexpendituroof nearly £1,000. Tho Bishop had been empowored to em ploy suitable clergy visiting the diocese in Home Mission work at the rate of £3 per week. £150 had been received from tho Home Mission Society during the year. Tho arrangement by which the wholo ser vices oi Mr Haselden were secured as or ganising secretary had been cancelled at Mr Haselden's request. The Committee had asked tho Society for Promoting Chris tian Knowlodge if they can print and sup ply a short sorvico book, with a few easy hymns, suitable for use in bush districts by Homo Mission clergy. The Com mittee had suggosted. to the various Boards of Trusts that they shall print ter riers of their properties for the informa tion of church members. The Committee had recommended that the parish of St Thomas should take over the debt of £150, with arrears of interest thereon, which is now owing by the parish of St. Matthew's, provided that tho site of St. Thomas's Church and School be convoyed to the General Trust Board. During the year tho Committee had received information of tho death of a benefactor of long standing, Mr Pkilip Wright, and of the cessation for tho present of his annual tithe payment of £G0 tIJ9 0s Sd, including a donation by the Union Bank of Australia, in lieu of interest of £30, was now on deposit to the credit of tho Cathedral Building Fund. Tho Coin mittoo had given a certificate to tho Pension Board that Archdeacon Prist is physically incapable of regular clerical duty. They had also decided to apply to the Synod for pormis-aoii to incorporate themselves under the Religious, Charitable, and Educational Trust Boards Incorporation Act, 1884. Thoy recommended that a sum of at least £-100 bo raised to supplement tho ordinary income of the Diocesan Endowment and Loan Fund for Iho current year, such sum

boing vi gently needed for necessary repairs to Bishopscourt and the Cathedral Library. They believed that £100 might be obtained from tho General Church Trust, and the balance they recommended should be raised by subscription. Otahuhu.—Tho President laid on the table a momorial from the members of the Otahuhu Church, praying that their district should bo constituted a parish. The memorial wus read. Upon the motion of Mr S. Luke, Archdeacon Dudley, Revs. W, E Mulgan, and F. Gould, and Messrs Kirkbrido, F. Ireland, Thos. Hall, and S. Luke wero appointed a committeo to con sider tho memorial, and bring up a report on Monday next. Sf.lwyn Memorial Fond—Tho President submitted the report of this fund, and it was then read. It was as follows:— Re ceipts and expenditure for year ending September 30, ISSS : Receipts-Balance, September, 18S4, in Bank of Now Zealand and Savings Bunk, £61 10s 6d ; subsciip tions, £39 14s ; dividends, £8 12s ; interest, £64 lis Sd : total, £174 6s 2d. Expendi ture—Balanco : Bank of New Zealand,

£6 9s lOd ; Savings Bank, £130 8s lOd; in Treasuror'a hands, „2S 7s (id: total, £1716s 2d. Savings Bank account: Balance in Bank, 31st December, 18S4, „S5 lls'Sd ; interest, tl 2s 2d; deposited since, -02 12s : Total, „130 Ss lOd. Balanco 30th Sep tetnber,lßßs,£l39Ba lOd. Capital account: - Ca-h: Balance Bank New Zealand and Savings Bank, £145 ISs 8d ; invested New Plymouth debentures, rEoOO ; deposited In dustrial Building Socioty, i' 425 ; in Treasurer's hands, £28 7s Gd : Total, £1,099 Gs 2d. Shares :—24 Now Zealand lusur anco Company, £91 4s; 7 Union Sash and Uoor Company, £35. Disoua-ged Prisoners' Aid Socikty.- Tho report stated that 30 men had come for aid, and that some of them also applied soveral times for advice. During the ycur 38 meals had been provided, and 12 bods, likewise clothes for 3 men, while others had boen put in tho way of getting work. Money had beon three times guaranteed for a mechanic, who had repaid it. Two men had boon started hawking. Six men had beon provided with help in sending them to Riverhead, and one had been sent to Darga ville, ono to Ohinemutn, and one to North Shore, Mr.losepliNewraan had rendered very material assistance in permitting the Com mittee to copy the monthly list of prisoners about to bo discharged, ivith tho amount of monoy due to each. £10 16a Sd in all had been expended by tho Society during the year, and £U 5s 7d remained in hand. General Trust Boakd.—The report of this Board was submitted and read. The report was as follows : —Tho Board was, on May Ist last, incorporated under tho Reli gious, Charitable, and Educational Trust Boards Incorporation Act, 1884, The trustees havo paid to the churchwardens oi St. Paul's £1,450 lis 9d, to defray the cost of building a temporary church.- An allot ment at Howick has been purchased at a coot of £10. Ten acres have been acquired in Mahurangi as a parsonage site. Mrs Lush has mado a gift of valuable property at -hortland for a parsonage sito. Tho trustees havo agreed to allow the Vestry of Epiphany Church the use of this property for tho erection of a church, ex cepting an allotment 30 feet to Karanga hapo Koad, which tho Board retains the use of. Captain Burleigh has been appointed the Board's agent for tho burial ground at Okaihau, Mr V, H. Reid for the churchyard at Whangarei, and Mr W. H. Bishop foi tho burial ground at Mangonui. The trustees havo received from tho executors £1,927 10s as the amount of Sir William Martin's legacy to the Native Pastorate fund. Tho Board has purchased for £2,300 the property in Symonds-street, transferred to St. Sepulchre's trustees in exchange for the Kyber Paes site. Tho Board has granted a lease of tho Hopuhopu estate for 21 years. Tho Acting-Inspector of Native Schools, in his last report to the Education Department, said of St. fctephen's School, " tho discipline is good, the order being ex cellent, . . . and a very good and hearty tono being evident both in school and at play; . . . every boy seems to bo thoroughly interested in the work." '1 ho reading, writ ing, and geography received special comm endation. "CiiukciiGazett_"Comjiitti:e.— Mr J H, Upton submitted the report of this i om niittee. It stated that tho receipts for the 12 months ending Sept. oOth hao beon £338 14s 9d, and tho expenditure £i-27 8s -Id. leaving a not profit, for the year of £111 G -sd. (Applause.) Tbo assets consisted o' coin in hand, Sept. 30th, ISBS, £237 19. ---lld. (Applause) Subscriptions and other debts estimated at £299, making a total ol £137 lis, while the liabilities are nil, (Loud applause.) Pension Board.—Tho leport of this Board was road. It was as follows :—(1) During I the year ISS4 there were G8 subscribers to ] tho fund, <-_~ 38 English and 12 native , clergy of the Diocese of Auckland, 9 English clergy of the Dioceso of Waiapu, and 9 English clergy of the Diocese of Melanesia. Tho licensed clergy, of the Diocese of Auck land are 59 in number, viz., 48 English and 11 Maori. (2) Thero has been ono claimant on tho Special Fund, tho capital of which now stands at£1,894 7s 3d. (3) There have boon nine claimants on tho Augmentation Fund. Tho capital of this fund ia now

£4,983 7s 7d. Urtf^^N. made from the __ii&_-% l_t< «">w fi,887 i^^^mm capital of this fund» *i Pension Fund W kls> -Tho <__-,«t. «.oyoarendin g th\>^^ Id, the total capibd\ *1885.W7_*> Juno 10, iss*. „pucfl fees _*W (8-) Dona£\.a¥tej . amount of ss. lav W\ss_ _ft Williams, of K_S_^_**<i_k>C nell, have dccli n P e fL an(l W&l to which they we te __£$ 885 amount of these pffi* >m3^ reconK^ndsthatSmd' (\°)& clause 1, be alteredl t. .resol»tior, v": s_4r_«_-SB_l (instead of present i.uTNjjlft and ng, lay members^ S , %S agreed to—Mr Kelson tU^C -e^atthe^^^ Iho following noti™. , handed in:- S °tlCea °* *(%, w member of a dmrohT- $W*Z Statutes a.parishioS^fft exercise the privileges of-fMli. the pariah whose church _£P» vided thatno valid obhdfaJ atU»Vfc stantiated by the ___**. «»W5 parish; thatifisth^pS^ft Synod that no parißhC^el-C boan r djoh a PvehS:'^<S roll of pArishioners for a In--4^ twelve months .ftei^wJJ drawn his attendance and S_ 5 church; tha tnochat ,™ 6PWttC parishes should aff m ftSSgIJ and privileges of any. nM__S&!% contrary to | lia w [ B £: HJ§£ Synod, at its next site.gZ#iS alter and amend tho S___ """Wli effect to tho--ere S olu?io„t«Ule^^ Rev.WiliaaU'ebbstoajku,.!, if he can give to the Synod n„:- eK astothetrothorotheS; 11'-^ has gained currency S>l "The Archbishop o ]:s_?^""H hibited the coioniaUy 0: jS the Church from officikSll_. of Canterbury." To eivf_2 tte M. tl^tobemledThfcS denes answer should 5 *,P»- necessary. ' '' -.iwpiilfi Archdeacon Willis to __«_'« report^o the Standing (gL-Ji Hdored m Committee." °? e **««it Rev R. Burrows to mov.-.« Synod do proceed to elect ai--^ mittee by ballot." tod*»BC<. iuchdeacon Govett to move __. "That the managers of_J°S^! Gazette' be thanked for their l.iT vices." • -SECT "•"*-«.& Archdeacon Willis to moWH,. report of the Pension Board -S 1 to-morrow." ''. ' .-'.•::■??fl*««i Rev. CM. l-eisonioiovenu BilUoamendStatuteNo,^ Mr H. Hamilton to mo<_ "Tk,i mittee of seven be. appoiutM _Ti?' what proportion- or_S» Endowment Fund ahoUlibTal*^ the parish of St, Thonu_,:E_ thereon to the Synod v thatSffi* mittee be selected by bS'** 1' Mr H. Brett to mova,,'-..^, recommend the General B™, 2 authorities of St. Paul's Parishffi' the approval of the diocesaaWiZ to exchange for another orotherS the parish, the present siteoltletC then," 886' M BCbOO1 ' -^WWW Mr R. F. Sandeato more, "Tiuii thanks of this Synod be Accorded inU. Lush for her valuable gift of..f*^ Bite at Shortland." .-.'" ; - The Synod adjourned at. J^

SPORTING NEWS.

— ' »/j,V;i. ■ Result of the Ce_uwritil Stain [Reuters T. iioaui) ' '-,;1 Loroos, October 11 The Nowmarket'B„_d'Pcfab(rli«_il was continued to-day. *T_e fpUowitign | the result of the race foryS.',(";... The Cesarewitcr ST__,i__aj_ 25sovs. each, with-SOOsotj,lftdljt!i Jockey Club..' The-oiraSr.-I'l-iet horse to receive 2M_.y.,'andtne_M lOOsovs. from _a s_k»tCe_si_ course (2 miles' 2 fnrlotiji 2t j_j 100 subs. .■".'. Mr H. Bouy'sPlaisanterie,3jit,l)yM lington - Poetess(biied in France)., 1 Mr Hnngorford's Xema, oyiSsi,,; - .! Mr T. Cannon's Postscript; 4}ri;.y .1

The Bad and Worthless.

are never imitated or. cot_fe*/tf<i _l| especially true of a family _edl___l | positive proof that the remed. _itoW_s highest value. As Booi as if tod!*"'*' and proved by the whole world t_._*lS I was the purost, best, and most v__K»fci|'. modlcine on ear—, man. Imltati—— pilf B and began to steal the not-M la whioht_ft» I and the people of the ootm_y had e*jpra«'*' I merits ot H. _~.__ to-V&WiOJt'p Induce Buffering inv-Udi.to,s_ _y*M Instead, expeotlng to_ake_omin-*«"'| and good name of'tt-.^OtW**"! nostrums put up in Btoilwtt^**W'i variously deviaed mu-Os, In. whldi w* X " Hop or "Hops" were pfdhiiv ."■■ people to believe _ey wewWjf*'';! Bitters. AUsui-prot^eaißMitt*** 1*! no matter what their .style*j|Sßiil espeolally those with the woM!,^fl'B " Hops " In their n_ne, or lnimW""' with them or the_,nama atitaW* counterfeits. Bewaroof _em. W**' them. Useno_li_bnt|*fmwM;sfw*"£ Bitters, with a to_ieh m d«t«« PJJJ on the white _bel,-andteSor^taaJg in the glass. Trust notUa; ■__[__] I and Chemists are warned MSi-w- w*** ! Imitations or co—i-rfeU-1 >. " I

THE AUCKLAND ifiVENING STAK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, IBM.

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________S___g—s!£B_____sS£KSssSs3R Auctions. T O-M 0 R R 0 \V, CITY OF AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND MARKET. r-9 MARKET STALLS, 2 MARKET YARDS. J. H. HAMER AND CO. Have received instructions from the City Coun cil, 100 Her for Salo by auction, at noon on Friday next, the 16th Inst., at the Market House, THE LEASE FOR ONE YEAR of 53 Market Stalls, Nog. 2 to 50, nnd two Front Market Yards, subject to all Market By laws and Regulations. Terms and conditions of Salo and Lease may bo vlowed at tho Ofllco of tho Town Clerk. Council Chambers, High-street, on and after the 11th Inst., and at tbo Market on the day of sale. B, TONUS] [I*-* 0. CARR TO-MORROW, At 12 o'Clock. PRIVILEGES FOR ONEHUNGA RACES. RACE MEETING. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24. B YONKS & CO. Are instructed by the Committee of the One hunga Racing Club to sell on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, THE GATES BOOTHS GRAND STAND RAR GRAND STAND _a, *o, «to, FOR THE ONEHUNGA RACING CLUII'S SPRING MEETING, TAKING PLACE ON_S AT URDAY. OCTOBER 21. TO-MORROW, At Elovon o'Clock. HOUSE FOR REMOVAL, UPPER VINCENT-STREET. R, C. GREENWOOD Has received instructions to soli, at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on above data, at 11 o'clock, A GOOD TWO-STORIED HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS. Situated in Upper Vincent-street; tho Building to bo Removed from tho premises beforo 2lst inst. R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. W. VAILE.] i». I*. BRADLEY. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. SCARBOROUGH TERRACE, PARNELL. On MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, At 12 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VAILE AND BRADLEY Have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by auction, at their Auction Salesroom, on above date, ALL THAT PIECE OF LAND in Scarborough Terrace, Parnell, being Lot 29 of the Subdivision into lota of allotment No. 73 of Section No. 1, of the BUburbslof Auokland, 83 x 100 feet, more or less, with 8-roomed House erected thereon : three firoplacos. Water laid on. Terms very easy. VAILE AND BRADLEY, Auclion Merchants, Queen-street. W. 9. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE MONDAY, OCTOBER 19. 8S ACRES WADE 160 ACRES OKURA 80 ACRES RUATANGATA. The subscribers will sell at thoir Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, October 19, at 12 o'olock, ALLOTMENT 9, PARISH of OKURA, containing 88 Aores good Land, having a large frontage to the Wade River, not far from the sea; would make a splendid site for an orohard, being well sheltered ; well known as Gollaugher's farm. Steamers pass three times a Allotment 5. Parish of Okura. containing 160 acres, all eood land, has largo frontage to the Okura River and the main coach road. Also, by Order of tho Mortgagee, Southern portion Lot 30, Parish of Ruatangata containing 80 aores. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 19th. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. GABRIEL LEWIS Will sell by Auction, on Monday next, Oct. 111, at 11 o'clock, in his Auction Room, Lower Qneen-Bt. by order of L. H. Neumegen, Monte de Piete, Darby-st., THE FOLLOWING UNREDEEMED PLEDGES : -1881: April 30th, 593. Clock; Juno 9th, .70, OFSL Watch; July 12th, 963, OFSL Watch and S Chain ; 28th. 1071, SGH Watch; September 2nd, 1201. SLII Watch and Chain; Bth. 1300. Necklet, Brooch, Earrings, &o.; 13th, 1329, SGH Watch, Chain, and Ringa; 10th, 1310. Earrings; 17th, 1357. Wal. Watch; IStli, 1203, D Ring and D Pin; 22nd, 1381, OFSG Watch; 27th, 1412, GHG Watch; October Ist, 1122, King; 2nd, 1117. Ring*. 2nd. 1430. SLII Watch and Chain; Bth. 1458. SLH Watch and Chain; 2ttt, 1.-0. GHG Watch; 21st, 1522, bGH Watch; 22nd, 1528, Brooch and Karrlnßs; 23rd, 1511. OFSL Watch; 28th, 1555, Ring; 27th, 1550, 3 Cruet Frames and Teapot; 29th, 1500, Snuff-bo, and Opera Glass; November 4th, 1593, OF Waltham Watch: Orh, 1002, Clarion otto ; 6th. IGD3, OFGV Watch and Chain; Hth, 1623, Chair and 1 Rings; 12th, 162?, SLH Watch; 11th, 1638, SH Watch and Clock j I9th. 1657, SGH Watch; 20th, 1667, OFGL Watch. Chain, Links, Brooch, and Brooch and Earrings; 25th, 1693, 29th, 1718, Bible; December 2nd, 1732. S'jH Watch; Bth. 1760, 3111 Watoh: Uth, 1776. 2 Watoheßj 15th, 1790, SLH Watch and Chain; 17th, 1800, Race Glass; 18th, 1805, Necklet and Locket; 20th, 1820, Ring; 20th, 1821, Locket; 20th, 1822. SLH Watch. December 21th, 1811. Ohain; 29th. 1858. Silver Necklet and Locket; 30th, 1861, 2 Brooches, 1 pr Earrings, Necklet, Locket, and Ring; 31st 1852, OF S D Watch and S Chain 31at 1863: DRin,*. 31st 1809; SLH Watoh an Chain. 1885 'Jan. Ist 1885 SLH Watch; Ist 5, Ist Ring: 2nd, 13 D Ring; 2nd, 10. Chain and G Stone; 10th, 75th, OF.-ih Watcn; 14th, 88, 19th, 161. Ring; 19th, 104 DB BL gun; 20th, 107, 3Lenses; 20th, OFSD Watch; 21st. 115, Lenses ; 21st 116 G H G n atch aDd Ring; 22nd. 129. 24tn. 131, SDH Watch; 27th. 148, OF S U 28th, 156, H Watch; 3ist, 187,811 KFandS February 2nd, IEO, Diamond Pin; 2nd, 192, Brooch and Earrings; January sth. 37. GHL Watch j February 3rd. 202, OFSL Watch; 4th, 207, OFGL Watch, and Watch. Bracelet. Necklet, 3 Diamond Rings, Chain, 2 Pins, Brooch, Earrings, Links, and 9Studs; 4th, 208, OFGU Watch and Chain: Sth, 212. Waltham Watch; 6th, 2*o. SH Watch; 6th.' 223. Chain; 6th. 225. OFGL Wat , and Ear rings ; 7th, 231, OFSL Watch ; 9th, 238. Albnm; 10th, 250, GHG Watch; 12th, 259, Waltham Watch and S Chain; 14th, 2,0, Picture; 16th, 276, 2 Chainß;l7th, 283. SLH Watchand S Chain; February 19th, 298, Earrings; 2lßt, 301, OFSG Watch; 21sr, 303. 12 Forks; 21th, 317, OFSG Watch; 28tb, 332, Wal Watch and S Chain; 28th, 333. two Bracelets and Chain; March 4th, 345, OFSL Watch and S Chain; 4th, 356, two Rings, 'Cross, and Nugget; Sth. 300, OFSG Waloh and S Chain; stb, 363, OFGG Watch and Chain; 6th, 376, OFSL Watch; 10th, 395. two Lockita and S Chain; 12th. 408, OF L Watch and S Chain; 12th. 110, three Rings; 14th. 419, four Studs; 14th, 421, Brooch, Ear rings, and Ring; 16th, 429, OFSL Watbh; 16th,' 438, Earrings, Chain, and Locket; 16th. 451, Cablnot; 19th, 459, Earrings; 20th, 463, BLH Watch ; 2lst, 472. DBBL Gun ; 23rd, 484. SGH Watch; 23rd, 486. SHL Watch and S Chain ; 24th, 492, Brooch and Fan-inns; 24th, 495. Earrings, Ring, and G Axe ; 28th 515, Chain ; 28'h, 518. SLH Watch; 28th. 519, Kit Tools; April 7th, 561, Earrings ; Bth, 574, L Glass ; 9th, 578 Chain, Neoklet, and Locket; 10th, 566, OFGL Watch and Chain; lOth. 589, SGH Watch. January 3rd, 8, Dresß; 7th, 30, Coat; 7th, 30 Coat; 14th, 70, Coat and Vest; 16ih, 78. Coat; 19th, 83, Silk Dolman; 19th, 86, Coat and Trousers; 20th, 88, 2Coats; 28ih, 121, Trousers; February 3rd. 150. Quilt and Blankets; oth, 161, 3 Shirts; 9th, 173, Jacket and Dresspieces; 9th, 177, Coat and Vest; 12th, 186, Suit; 23rd, 223, Ooat and Vest; 28th. 237, 2 Pair Boots; March 3rd, 248, Coat and Trousers: Hth, 295, Petticoats and Drawers; Uth. 302, Coat; 19th, 323, Suit; gist. 331, Trousers; 26th, 333, S. Dress; 27th, 355, Suit; April 3rd, 383, 2 Coatß; 6th, 393, Coat; Bth, 405. Ccof, 9tb, 412, 2 Tablecloths, Dresspiecea. 2 Qnlltfl, &c ; Hth, 418, Coat; 13th, 427. 3 Coats and Books; 15th, 432, Portmanteau and Coat; 20th. 417. Baby Clothing; 22nd, 453. Coat; 22nd, 451. Jacket; May 18th. 523. Suit; 18th, 527, Jacket acd Quilt; 19tb, 5.18. Suitand Coat; 19ih, 510, S. Dolman; 21sf, 51-3, Trousers and Vest; 23rd, 548, Coat; 27th, 560. Coat; Juno Ist, 577, Bundlo Clothing; Ist, 580, Coat; sth, 592. Silk Dress; March 28th, 358, Dress. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, at 1 FaTm. NELSON-STREET, CITY. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. J. R. RANDERSON Wl 1 sell, as above, at the Nelson Boarding House, THE WHOLE OF THE SUPERIOR AND NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNIIUREANDEFFECTS-SuperiorSuite (9 pieces). Piano (eaual to new. hy Bord). Tables, Chairs, Pictures, Books, Couches, Mirrors, Sec, 20 New and Handsome Iron Bedsteads with Palliasses, Spring and other Mattrasses, Blan kets, PlUows, theets, Counterpanes. Also, Waßhßtandsand Suporior W are (latest patterns), DreßSlng Tables. Looking Glasses, Carpets, Sec. Crockery, Glass and Hollow Waro, Clock, Cut lery, Spoons and Forks, Saucepans, Buckets Dishes. Stove, &c, &c. On view Friday, day beforo the Bale. J. R. RANDERSON, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARDS. The undersigned have received instructions to | sell at the Durham Yards, Tomorrow (Friday) at 12 o'olook, THE WELL-KNOWN HURDLE HORSE I "H A RK A W A i," ' - -HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers.



WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. THE HAYMARKET. yY 0O h gAL E. FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY I Sth NOVEMBER. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. For Sale, at tho Haymarket, on Friday next, /lA,, SACKS GRAND SAMPLE _t W OAMARU POTATOES, in lots to suit purchasers. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. McDOUGAL'S SHEEP DIP. For Unreserved Sale on Friday next, Ootober 16, in lotß to suit buyers, Aft BARRELS, each 501bs. ALFRED" BUCKLAND. /COUNTRY CATTLE SALES, Pokeno—Monday, October 19 Drury—Wednesday, October 21 I'ftpaknra—Wednesday, October 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, each TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, LOST AND UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE, _c\, AUCKLAND RAILWAY STA TION. GEORGE SIBBIN & SON Have received Instructions to sell by auction on Monday, 16th November, at Auckland Rail way Station, at 11 o'clock, LOST AND UNCLAIMED LUGGAGE, Sec, comprising Umbrellas, Sticks. Cloth ing, Boxes, Ba ,s. Macintoshes, Boots, Swags, Books, Paint, Sewing Machine, &C„ Ac, t-0. ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 19. i PRELIMINARY NOTICE. : MANUKAU ROAD, PARNELL. SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, PIANO, &C, —c, _0. GEORGE SIBBIN & SON Havo received instructions to Bell by auction, on Monday, October 10, at tho Residence of Professor Tucker, opposite St. Mary's Church, ! Parneii, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE. &c„ contained In DRAWING ROOM. DINING-ROOM, HALL, SCHOOL ROOM. BEDROOMS. KITCHEN, &c. Further particulars in future advertisement GEO. SIBBIN AND SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHRANE. | [JAS. DAOBB. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. LAURIE'S ESTATE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD PROPERTY. THE VERY CENTRE OP TRADE, AND WITHOUT DOUBT THE REST POSI TION OUT OF QUEEN-STREET. ALL FREEHOLD, ' WITH ALL BUILDINGS THEREON. The subscribers will soil by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Thursday, Octobor 22, at twelve o'clock, BY ORDER OF MR MATTHEW S. LA.URIE, TRUSTEE IN LAURIE'S ESTATE, mHAT MAGNIFICENT CITY FREE *** HOLD PROPERTY, known as Laurio's, Bituate in Karangahape Road, extending from McPherson's corner to opposito the Foresters' Hall, and ono allotmont adjoining the Queen's Head Hotel, subdivided into SIX VALUABLE ALLOTMENTS, fronting Karangahape Road.f rom 33 feet 9 Inches to 40 f eot each by from 115 feet to 155 feet deep, WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS ERECTED THEREON. Tho only large Blook of Land In the main thoroughfare available for subdivision. It is in tbe vory hoart of business, the main outlet of all the traffio out of Queen-street, Increasing every year. This property is bound to rise In value year by year, and will soon rival Queen-street in Its retail trade; tho demand fm* shops 1b still unsupplled, and business here is over on the in crease. Holders of property In this locality are very disinclined to sell, tho prospective value boing immense. Terms: One-third caßh; balance on Mortgage. SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. FIRST WEEK IN NOVEMBER. ri LENMORE. ri LENMORE. /^ LENMORE. FOR POSITIVE SALE. FIRST WEEK IN NOVEMBER. CALL FOR PLANS, CALL FOR PLANS, CALL FOR PLANS, AND GO AND LOOK AT THE PROPERTY, BRING- THE BEST EVER OFFERED FOR YEARS BACK, And tho only Large Property of Value, and with MONEY" IN IT, Anywhere In or near the City. TRAMWAYS i Now being laid along Symonds-atroct, And to WITHIN TWO MINUTES OF THE ESTATE. The Survey is Completed, and the Plans de posited in the Land Transfer Office, so that the TITLE is quite Complete. TERMS WILL BE MADE EASY, To suit the times, viz. :— ONE-FIFTH CASH; balance may remain on Mortgage. SPECIAL TERMB FOR THOSE WISHING TO BUILD. _Ar nJK ue Purchasing at thla NOVEMBER SALE Is sure to command a Large Profit within tho n.it ;ix Months. .R.....0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer.



TOMORROW. I) URH A M V ARD S. Tho linderaig'-cil will sell nt the Durham Yards, To-morrow (Frlda>), a-. 10.30 o'clock. DRAUGHT HORSES Light Harnesßtloraes ~,.,. . 1 Draught Holding, I yenrJ old (trial givon) 1 xiriiughUlelding, 11 yeai'H old (broken to plough) Hneka,Vohioles,yudillorv.liupliMnen_,BCO. 1 Druy without reserve Drays. Carta, Sec, Sec. ,100 Sacks Potatoes HUNTER AMD NOLAN, Aiict.ioneorH. ~'D-I_i am" YARDS. FOR SALE, at tho Durham Yards, overy Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, HIDKS, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKINS. HUNTER AND NOLAN. J. H. lIAMER.J AUCTIONEERS. _'. FLEMING J. H. UAMEU _ CO. Beg to Inform tho public gonerally that they are now In a position to receive FURNITURE AND PRODUCE For Sale by Auction and Privately, and es pecially UNRESERVED GOODS, Which will bo sold to best interest of clients, at Lowost Possible Charges. OUTS D X SAL KS Aro also taken in hand on moat moderate terms. CITY AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES FOR SALE AND MANY GOOD FARMS. REGULAR FURNITURE AND PRODUCE SALE HELD R.VKKY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. J. H. HAMER & CO., AUCTIONEERS AND LAND AGENTS, Kahanoahapk Road. NELSON, MOATE_Co.'a CELEBRATED CHM.LEHGE li tfl I Iff 0 j f m DRINK N ELS ON, NO ATE & GO.', CELEBRATED PURE BLENDHD TEAS. Hundreds aro trying; to copy, ana many aro advertising Common Mixtures a* Blended Ton to misload the publlo. For Government ail.lysis aeo Circulars. &'■■■>A'-P*^l-■'■<'*■.: S. C ~u ; il rC ASK FOR NELSON, MOATE & CO.'S NATURAL FLAVOURED TEAS Thoy havo been awarded GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR PURITY, »TR_N_TH, and VALUE. EXTRACT FROM PRESB: "Alt tho To'in or this Urm aro Bought and Blendod by Mr. NELSON, a Pro fessional Taster and Blender of Repute.' NELSON, MOATE & Co.'. SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, DUNEDIN, CHRIST CHURCH, WELLINGTON, 156. QUE E.V-ST., AUCKLAND AGENT 3 ICVF-RVT-W-HK "' rmr | "— W "Tlppl" 5* JB, B L A I S. I B • VIOTOKIA-BTRKBT, IMPORTKR OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIBEO. TriiOM MArIUEAOTUBKBIi Has For Salo, at Low Itatei, Carpenters' Toolu Nails, Looks, Hinges. Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In g.'eat Variety Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpiece! (Largest Stock In Auokland) Martle, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenders Galvan_ed Iron, Sheet Load, and Zlno 9late, f lenient, and Plaster. JNSVKCTION INVITED, _F H "P R°OTBR, OCULIST OPTICIAN. Of Chrlstohnroh, Is now on a visit ■■ o Auckland, for aßhorttime only, and may l;o Consulted on all Dlseaoea of tho Eyo, and for tho proper ad Instmont of Spectacles, With rosrard to the Dteeasea of the Eyo, tliero mitr be considered two distinct kindß of treatment, viz., tho Modloai and the Optical; tho Medical to tho Physician. the Optical to the Oculibt Optician. Entirely two-thirds of tho diseases are due to optical defects. Blindness, Squint ICvks. Headaches, Neuralgia of the Face and Tarn nU'a.Deafness.and Inflammation of tho Eyei aro frequently caused by optical defects, and are Prevented and Cured, without operations, hy properly adapted Spectacles, mado tc oorrect tho dufective por tion of the eyo. There are ov..* 500,000 various combinations of Spectacles required to correC thoso defects—lmpossible to be kept in stock bj any Optician, even In Loudon, therefore, must be ground expressly to meet each individual caso. T. R. PROCTER received the highest award granted for the manufacture of Spectacles in every combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Exhibi tion, N.Z, viz., a Certificate and Gold Medal. T.R.P. has for many years made an especial study of the optical means necessary to remedy the defects of tho antlgmatio or weak-ni .hted eyeß, and this experience, combined with the appltanoes for manufacturing, enables him fre quently to relievo even the otherwise hopeless owe- No Charge for Consultation, Address :— THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROTAI. VICTORIA-STREET.



THE GIANT SALE !! ii . OQO 4< * Having secured, through Messrs. L. Stevenson & Co., a Large Portion of the IMMENSE STOCK OF McARTHUR AND CO., OF MELBOURNE, CONSISTING OF GENERAL DRAPERY ! Bought at Immense Discounts by S. COOMBES AND CO. T_E_E_E 0-I_A-_NTT SALE Commences ON FRIDAY NEXT, on our Premises, ' CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN ST. ,S. COOMBES AND CO. ) J J r.S.—The above Stock needs no comment. The Goods are ■ of First-class quality, being part of the Stock j of the Melbourne Branch of the well-known Firm of W. & A. McARTHUR, of London. 'S. COOMBES AND CO. t NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE COMPANY. LIMITED. CAPITAL, £200,000; CALLED UP, £100,000. 1)1 RECTORS : A, Bull, Esq. D. L. Murdoch, Esq. J. Banks, Esq. L. D. Nathan, Esq. P. Comiskkv, Esq. Hon. J. Williamson. Sib F. WniTAKKH, X C.M.G, The Company begs to notify to the public that the works at Auckland and tho Waitara have now been completed, and constitute the most extensive Meat-preserving and Freez ing Works in New Zealand. WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET AND SHIPPING DEPOT Is now open at tho Company's Works at the Railway Wharf, where Town and Country orders will be attended to with the utmost promptness and despatch. Tho Company can refer with confidence to tbe superior quality ef its Prime Meat, aa selected for the market from large quantities of first-class West Coast stook, dealt with at the Company's Works, Waitara. SALT BEEF. Special attention is directed to tho Company's brand in this line, which, with tha faci lities afforded by the cold-air process, can be cured in mild pickle, and tho necessity of cutting up in small pioces obviated. As contractors for H.M. Navy, here and in Sydney, large stocks are kept on band. BACON-CURING. The Cooling Chambers for Bacon-curing ot tbe Company's Works In Auckland are * now bo far advanced that tins New Industry has been eommencod, and choice Hams and Bacon can be offered cured on the most modern principle. Particular attention will be paid to the selection of Pios for this use, and on no account will any except Dairy or Corn Fed Pigs be purchased, as it is purposed to build up a reputation for an Auckland Ham and Bacon Factory. MEAT-PRESERVING, Thia branch is equal to an output of 120,0001b8. per diem, ond tbe Company has the greatest confidence in recommending its , PRESERVED MEATS As superior to anything of the kind heretofore offered to the public, Tho Company would specially call attention to the fact that the COMPRESSED CANNED BEEF AND MUTTON, FACTUM) IN THE SQUARE OAN (Tbe right to which is patented), is the first sample from any part of tho world that has boon able to compete successfully in the London Market with the best Chicago brands. Hitherto tho Colonial meats packed in tbo round cans, although called compressed meats, were only saleable in the English markots, where a low price was the first consideration, but meats of the New Zealand Packing Company, submitted in competition for Admir alty supplies at Deptford Dockyard, were awarded the highest commendation, and placed on tho register of accepted brands, Tho following extract from the letter of tho Company's Agents in London, the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agoncy Company (Limited), is referred to, who write as follows :— _„ " We have the pleasure to hand you herewith an extract from a letter rocoived from the War Office. Army Department .*—" Samples ot tho Peach Hrand of'tho New Zoaland Packing Ot* submitted by you, have beon tested and proved, and tho Brand will be added to tho Selooted _lat of the Department.'' This now entitling you to tho privilege of comp ting, we therefore tendered on your behalf at 60s 3d per 1121b: and to-day were gratified to hoar that tho offer had boon accoptod. notwithstanding that it was 9d per owt. higher than the leading American brands, ahowintr that the quality was fully appreciated," -*««_ »*" Consequent upon the temporary stoppage of production during the transfer of tho Company's Meat-preserving Works from Auckland to Waitara, and owing to the fact that the reserve which had been relied upon to meet current demands was taken by the Mew South Wales Government for the Soudan expedition, the Company has been unable to comply with numerous demands from customers, but are now prepared to execute with promptitude all orders with which they may be favoured. WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPOT. The Company is about to open a large Wholesale Butter Depot at their Freezing Works, Railway Wharf. Cooling Chambers and the necessary plant are now being prepared. ■ It is anticipated that with tho appliances, cold-air chambers, and facilities for dealing with the ever-increasing surplus, the Company will be able to offer a regular and satisfactory market for Dairy Produce. The Company's Managers of this branch are cash purchasers of Prime Butter and Fresh Eggs. Communicatio_s may at onco be andreHsed to them. Tho utmost care will be taken in the selection of Butter for table use. This will be made up froah every morning. As early as possible, -wholesale orders of Butter will be delivered in refrigerated carts, so that retailors will be able to obtain a day's supply each morning, and householders, by insisting upon being supplied with the Company's Brands of Butter, will obtain a tablo.delicacy throughout the year. The department will bo under the management of Messrs Glanville and Ellyett, whose Butter Business is being taken over by the Company, ACID AND MANURE WORKS. The Directors being very desirous of satisfying the public as to the genuineness of their Manures, have requested Prof. BrowD, of the Auckland University, to act as their Analyist, and he has agreed to certify to tho Analysis of tho Superphosphates. The Company will defray the cost' of any Analysis of Manures purchased direct from them and duly sampled, the result of which may be proved to fall below tho guaranteed standard, and also allow 4s 6d per ton per unit for the deficiency. Samples and further information may be obtained at the Works, Otahuhu, or at tho Office, Railway. Wharf, STORING. The Company is now prepared to enter into arrangements for storing General Merchandise, etc., at current rates. The Storks have a line of ra_ running through the building- to tbe end of the Rail way Wharf, so that all cartage, either by rail or vessel, Is ovo.aou. All goods stored are _d«d and unloaded under cover, hydraulic lift and other applianoea being available. Cable Address, " Iceberg "'j Post-office No., 113; Telephone, 106; Telephone, Chemical Department, 119.



POTATOES. POTATOES. /^J^ a% POTATOES. We are vow offering firm** tiampU* of %aiUlo Srown potatoes at £s 70s, per ton. North New Zealand Farmer's Co-operative Association, Ld, CUSTOMS - STREET, AUCKLAND.



/ Sir .' >";\ ;' '-' '• ■ v\_ / BUY YOUR I // 1) X E SSES X lil WHOLESALE PRICES [d \ i'iiom ly WILLIAM RATTRAY, W 178, 180, 182, Qneon-st, \)[ ir NET «!ASII_SYSTBM. ■« WHOLESALE I'HICBS, | FOR PROMPT NET CASH. WILLIAMIIATTRAY, Imi-OUTKK OK FAMILY DRAPERY. ETC mHE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE. THE CHEAP EMPORIUM FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF GOODS. Attention Is particularly directed to tho Un equalled Variety of Articlos (all at Lowest Prices) at tho abovo Es tablishment, CHEAP EARTHENWARE of all klndfl.- Platea. from 2s a doz; Chlifh. Plates, 3s Od doz; Cups and Saucors, 1-s doz; Jugs, Inisets of .1 2s 6d; Dinner Sots, 68 piecoß, 275. Vory nice pattorns TEA SETS CIUSaP. CHEAP GLASSWARE.-Tumblors. Ss doz; Glass Dishes, 3d each atid upwards; Sugars and Butters, from 9d, _c, &c. CHEAP BRUSHWARE.-3hoo Brushes, Is 3d Uieset; Hair and Cloth Brnshos, 1b; Nail and Tooth Brußhcs, Od, So, &o. CHEAP IRONMONGERY.-Firo Shovels, 6d; Box Irons, 4s; all kinds Locks, 6d and up wards ; Fondcra, Lamps, Trays, &o. GARDENING OUTFITS -Rakes. Hoes, Forks, Trowels, Syringoß, Watering Pota, &C, &c. Toys and Fancy Goods in endless variety. Yankeo Notions and Sundrios of evory description, HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, 249, QUEEN-STREET (3 doors abovo Wollosloy-stroot), «^__s^ r""'- J T ::xn^''^:^^^^:-' i ' im 3 -Sse ;'"'"-i5;-t >;;_:';. a i .. -!, TfIRANCIS'S PATENT AUTOMATIC INCUBATOR. This Incubator Includes all tho Improvement which have boen mudo in Incubators up to tho prosent timo, and Is thoroughly automatical. It lo comploto iv it-elf, and only requirca a fow _ .Ulona of warm water to commence operations. When the desired heat Is arrived at, it is main tained automatically. There is no smell or smoke, or tbo Inconvenience of heating wator, The result* havo proved most satisfactory. batcbinK ninety-seven per cent. The Machine can bo Been working at the following odtln os, or particulars can bo had by applying to Mr Mori.ey, at Messrs Porter and C° "' H. FRANCIS, Tho Pines. Richmond Avonue, Arch Hill. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi cians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. TP E A C 0 C X, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTIOAX INSTRUMENT MAKKR, SHORT-AND-STREET. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Bpeotaoleß and Eye-glassos of eveiy klndi al aoourote fit guaranteed Opera Glassos of superior quality Telescopes, Binocular Field Glasses, and Micro scopes; powerful and cheap Thoodolltes, Mining Compasses Abney Levels Druinago Levels, Prismatic Compasseß Drawing Instrumonts, Scales, Parallel Rnlen Ships' Logs, Sextants, Compasses, Blnnaolet Barometers. Thermomoturs, Hydromotors Electric Bells. Battorieu, and Fittings Magnetic and Galvanic Modiot- Machines Maglo Lanterns and Slides. Hand Magnifier* etorooscopoe and Slldoß, Uraiihosoopes Btoam Guages and Tubing, Sallnomaters Amateur Photographic Cameras Just Rkokived— Belf-reglßtorln«t Aneroid Baromoters Also, Aneroids for Lobbies, with hanaaomoly oorvad frames INSTRUMENTS 0» EVKRV KWD R-PAIBBK. OPPOBITB THE POST-ttß-FIOK. OHOOTINO SEASON. 1885 GUNS ! ! GUNS! ' G UNS!! d. Bvrri, utUNMAKRR, 254, QUEEN STRKKT. AUU-LAND. Tiii Hdverr>er having a very large Stock of suu*. both Broocch-loading and Muzzle-load ng, has re-ma-ked them at a considerable INDUCTION FOR CASH. £ b. d. Single barrel Guns from _ _ 0 17 8 Double-barrel U uns from .. _ 3 0 f . Double-barrel B.L. Gunn from _ 4 IS 0 Slnglo-barrel B.L. Guns from .ill Curtis ard Harvoy's Beet Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder.. 4s 6d per lb. FFF Gunpowder 8k Od „ Shot 0:t s_d ~ Cartridge Casei, 12 gunge, (w, 8». and 7h per 100. ffiv-KY Otuer Kind of Phootino Matbbial Equally Ohrap. (CLEV'S CE.NTitAL FIHE CARTRIDGES. 13 guage, loaded with tho New JC.C. Powiitr. 3UNWORK OF EVEEY DESCRIPTION DONE PROMPTLY and KFFICIRNTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN' 9 CELEBRATED WRKWORKa, D. BVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPOKT-R, 25* — QUMN-STBKBV, APOKLAH,, — 154 Wholesale and lletalL, «TB_n_ ro* - um_



JOHN jguCHANAN IMPORTER, TEA. COF-EE & SPICE MERCHANT, CORNER CUSTOMS STREET EAST AND GOKESTBEET. AUCKLAND. Telegraph Address: . I Telephone Exchange, " _uglo," Auckland. I N - oa ' 1885-86 NEW SEASON t.HINA TEAS. Tee First Shipment of NEW SEASON CHINA TEAS, ox Tanwui. via Wellin.ton, is now to hand, and Liquoring Samples oan be obta'ned on application. NEW SEASON INDIAN TEAS, NOW IN TRANSIT DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA. I AND PURE INDIAN BLENDED TEAS, which for their worth and character are bo hlishly OBtcoincd aud increasingly inquired for. N.B. -My Trade Mark, as above, protects each packuge of tho following Blendß In Jib and lib packets. 21b. 01b, lOib, and 101b Tins, viz., BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD COUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PURE INDIAN TEAS VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD EAGLE BAKING POWDER. TheßU Chemically Pure and Kxcellent Powders havo established their claim on the publlo pat ronage, and to provide for tho increased sale I have arranged a more complete and commodi ous department in my Now Premises for their preparation. . ~ _ T "Laboratory, Hobron-streot Auckland, June 13 1891.—1 havo snmplcii the Baking Powdor In tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan. Mer chant, Auokland, and hava analysod tho same, and llnd tho constituent:! pure and well propor tioned. Tho roi ull pr.n-oB this artlclo to be Buperior to any cithur Imported or coloniaily prepared that has beon submitted tome, and I oan, therefore, confidently recommend.'.- tp i^e public-(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst, SPREAD EAGLE WEENSLAND ARROWROOT, Packed in Jib nnd lib packota. GUAUANTKKI) f-KKKKOTLY PURE AND Off FINHSt' QUALITY. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND RICE, j In lib Tina. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND j GINGER, In 41b and 71b Tina. j PURE AND OF FINHST QUALITY, None Gonulno without my Trade Mark. | Wholosalo by tho Proprietor. ! Rotall by Qrocors and Storekeepers generally. Tho STOCK OP GKNERAL GROCERY and I Oilmen's Stores comprises a Sulondid Assnrt- I men!, which is coostiuitly boing replenished by ! imporlatloc3 from Kuropean, American, and : Auutr.ilian Mnrkots. I To those about to commenco business, atten tion in drawn to tho grout advantage of boing in I a position lo oiler tho Celebrated ard Popular Ilr.iiKls of Spread Er.glc Teas, Baking and Yeast Powders, etc, nnd 10 secure other special Inducements which 1 am prepared to oll'or. ~ _. Catalognos on application. TO H N ~P~ U °HAN AN * MERCHANT, COSTOMS SSIU4ET EAST AND Gollß-SIREKT, AUCKLAND. OF PUEE GOD LIYEE OIL And IHypopkospiiilcs of Lime and Soda. ALMOST as PALATABLE as MILK. Possessing the combined virtues of these two valuable remedies in their fullest degree. More easily digested and assimi lated than in the crudo form, and especially desirable for siclcly, wasting children and persons with feeble digestive power, and as A RK.-EDY FOR CONSUSIPTIOX, A REM KD'! FOR WASTKVU DISEASES .OF CHILDKEN, A REMKDT FOB SCROFULA, A REMEDY FOR AK.-JIIA AaXD GEN ER.iL DEBILITY, A REMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS. AND THROAT AFFECTIONS. In fact, all diseases whera thero is an Inflammation of tho Throat ;in 1 Lungs, a WASTING OF THE FLKSIi, and a WANT of NERVE i'OT. P,R, Dijthing iv tho world equals thi-i pni'itabli. Kinul.-.ion. I It is prescribed and ondorsad by the best phyiicians in tho various countries of th* world, Trho trill r.tti,';*. thoi-e facial. *»•*.» o „» by *_1 _herni*f_. A. and Gr. Price, KNQINKKRS, BOILERMAKERS, IKON ANP HRASB FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale tho following Machinery i— 1 Portable Enirino, by llorusby _ Co., 8 h.p. I Horizontal Engine, double oylluder. lObs. diameter. 2iiu. stroke 1 Horizontal Knglno. lrtln. by ISiu. stroke 1 Launch Kiikldo, 4Jlh. by Sin, 'dtroko 1 Multitubular Boiler. 17ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Holler. UOfI. lon-,' oy lift, diameter 1 Cornish Hoiler. Ibff, lont; by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler. 17ft. long; by 4ft. Gin. diameter 1 Cornish Hoiicr, 15ft. long by s(t. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. Ion), by Ift. Oin. diameter 1 Vertical Holler, Field tubos, 7(t. x 3ft Iln.; now A quantity of second-hand QuarU-orualilna Plant. Estimates 'ippllod for all classes of Kutdneorlna Work.—Makors of Sawmill and QuarU ornshlng Machinery, Turbine Whoola, Hydraulic Maohlnery, Timber Jacks, kad Patent Safety Catches for Ware_ou_> and othiw L_» W. C. DENNES, TMTORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. £ y\, '■ \- 'ft *■__&< /[' . :'J _ If AND MACHINES. HOME SHUTTLE £. in _ I PKERI.EH.s wm TE I 0 0 i NlW^l^*l^'^^-^^"'''^^^' 5 5 0 mJ F M^d I9YmncAhFEIiD •■ "5 . „ weetheim :: ;; •:; ;; ;; \*o o TOnm _ rS.ZADLE MACHINES.' WHTtI w!«?'Out covert 6 10 0 v ill IT. (wi i eo\-er -md lc-ifl tin n DOMESTIC (with leaf"? 0 " "boo NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED ~ 717 . vr. o. dennesTqueen stkebt.



For coughs and "jf^jjSl Preserver" iaunrlvalled.-Koaaiof I**-"1 **-" | flrst pago.-[AD'vr.] 1 SKINNY MEN.---wdi.-.n^«'*SS i Keiu[)U,','*,**t---w*_*'^7^ M



muCKEB.- -Dtm-'PS I X Ask your X> Oh*-* .*■ 1 I OncbTaUa^^l / .OVERNOR BKOWKB ■**■ \J U HOBSON-STBm. j doard and Lodging -"' -":" '"ifttaWli iin»le Boom _ '''*i!"-J___~*jjjH rpHB _ates_ot all -I___»__WBP_\ 1 open to Wolfe s bciumk* f n th n pnref t i-pii i t known.____-^----~v IB giNGER SBWTKO ;; BiCßl>"| S_lesblßß2..ls^«f| ' „ 1851......661,*K6 ■ I Ihctu-M-*-15*- 5-* b «. thu-b our %*2%ff* M CHINES SOLD IN nffi-""^ g; SINGER'S' ■;; upwards orggf I FIRST PRI-51* 3' , ■ IHD _^^ji I TWO GOLDftTWOfll*" »_.»«**'lj ,Jm Okm a. 261, Quh^**; X