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No. Z -Round tl:o Restaurants

London Dinners - Colonists Without PAtATKH-DBMOBAMBED I)Y BAD C'OOKtNCi- AN AUSTItU.tAX FmiMD-lIIS VICTOAI.S-A Painful KxPßHirarcß-ArmwciATivß Cor,o msTS-ABotwi) op I nr. Rrbtawrantb-Ao- OBRKSIVKLV BIHTWH DIXINO ROOMS-^IMP SON'S Tayjsim • THK Ausro* \s DRUHV Lane —FEATURES OF SIMPSON'S — THE FINRBT JOINTS ANSWHRRR- IXCt.VSIVE CHAIIGKS— "C'otandComk AeiAiN"—Tii'mno Rampant— Guilt. kooms-Titc Criterion Sbiix-Thb Bmf.ty-Gattis. Holborn, and Co.-Usuai. eiii-ROEs - Waiters at Onnx Booms • Tiisik R«BPON»iniMTiES — Tims Manager: His Duties, Kir.

With tho oxcDption of Paris, thcro is no capital in Europo wlioro ono can dino (or lunch) both wisely and woll cheaper than in London. Compared with colonial rates, our English charges must, of courso, soom h<gh. I imagino, though, tho majority of antipodean tourists aro very glad to pay them-at least I refor to thoso who possess palates. Some, of courso, have bocomo so utterly demoralised by a long courso of bad cooking that they are unable to ap preciate n good dinner when they got ono. I know a woalthy Victorian who brought hia young wife over horo for a six months jaunt last year. Thoy had oxponsivo rooms in Mayfair, and should, by rights, have boen very comfortable ; indeed, thoy said thoy wero. I dined with tho Xa -as wo'll chrieton them-one evoning in May Tho conversation proved most entertaining, and tho wine very fair, but tho food was some thing too awful. Tepid, greasy soup, undordono salmon, soddon cutleta, spring chickons in rags, and a Philistine mar malado pudding, heavy as lead. As 'orrora accumulated on 'error's 'cad, I glanced at my ho?t and hostess They wero munching their victuals contentedly, quite unaware of anything being wrong. Subsequently I ascertained quite casually that Mrs X paid thoir landlady 5a a head for dinner, and that they were nearly always at homo in the cvoning. I adviied X-totako his wife to the table d'hote at tho Hotel Bristol sotno night, and ho promised ho would, but they never wont. If they had, I doubt whether either would have noticed anything spocial about the moal. Gonerally speaking, I'm bound to say colonial visitors ore quito ready to take an intelligent interest in the art of dining and invostigato tho mystorios of Fronch, German, Italian, and British proper with relish. Presuming our young antipodae.m to belong to this class, wo will accompany him on a round to poino of tho loading representative restaurants, commencing with what, may be callod tho nfcspressively British dining-rooms, and proceeding by v/ay of the popular "grills" and Anglo- French table cVhptcs to the expensive homos of the bona fide Parisian thep, and then rotrograding via special Uorman and Italian houses to the choaper cafes, eating-houses, ■ and " a-la-modo-boof" shops. Simpson's Tavern, in tho Strand, and Tho Albion, in Drury Lane, aro tho relics of a hungry Philistine ngo, which neverthe less understood uncommonly woll what v*a3 good. I know tho former best. It is tho home par excellence of " a prime cut off the joint." Thither como farmers up for the cattlo-ahow, rcd-facod betting men, hungry youngsters, country parsons, and other voracious eaters, to whom the "' cut and come-again-as often-as you-liko " principle presents irresistible attractions, 'l'he room is furnished in good, cldfashioned stylo, boxes along each side, round tables in the centre ; turkoy carpots, solid silver plate (hall-marked) ; queer heavy glass. The joints are wheeled about (each on its separate little table) by skilled carvers, dressed in snowy white. As the gueßt enters the room a pompous head-waiter advances and shows him to a seat, running over the ■while the list of joints available—" Beau tiful cod's 'cad and shoulders, just up, sir ; turbot (pronounced turbut), and lobster sauce ; a prime edge-bone biled beef; roast ribs, underdone; the finest 'aunch of venison we've 'ad this season, and a fresh saddls of mutton just coming up from tho kitchon. Mutton, sir? Yes, Bit. A nice 'ofc plate for tho gentleman, George, and see if you can't get him one of them big cauli flowers." The waiters affectan intelligent interest in the progress of the guest's moal. They urge him to "take just another slice of mutton on afresh plate," or to "try a wine of roast fowl to finish up on," with almosc affectionate solicitude. The victuals them- Belvos are, of their kind,simply unequalled. No gourmet would ever dream of ordor ing an entree at Simpson's or the Albion ; but for a slice of mutton hung to the moment ; a morsel of curded salmon, a cut of beef dono to a turn, or a plump .pullet, they must be pronounced uneur passed anywhere. The charges at Simpson's and the Albion are inclusive. Whether I merely eat a single elice of mutton and a morsel of cheese, or whether I dine on mutton, fol'owed by liberal helps of boiled beef and rosst foul, each course accompanied by two or three sorts of vegetable), and tho whole supplemented by cheeae and capital talad, tho cost would be 3s with (if you intend to go there again) a substantial tip to the head-waiter, who divides it with the man who attended on you. I should, too, strongly advise any stranger visiting Simpson's or the Albion to slip two or three coppers into the hand of the carver who first helps him. It will create a feeling of confidence in his liberality amongst tho attendants generally, and may make aM the difference between a good and a bad dinner. The tipping system is rampant at these two old taverns. People ignorant of the ways of the .places complain bitterly of it. Habitues don't seem to mind it After all, tho man who would rather risk running a 3s dinner than give a carver 3d is a fool, or if not a fool, a person who ought to keep clear of aggressively British dining-room?. For the many spaciouß and comfortable " grill-rooms " all over the metropolis now a-days London has chiefly to thank Messrs Spiers and Pond. Nominally " grill-rooms," thoy are in reality largo ala enrte restaur ants, affording the guest a choice of perhaps 120 dishes, and enabling him either to enjoy a perfectly-cooked dinner (embracing soup, fish, entree, joint, game, sweets, Ac.) of his own selection, or to consume a chop and a pot of porter for Is 6d. Then" nest, and in my opinion the best (from a culinary point of view), grill-room in Lon don, is the grand new one on the basement of tho Criterion. All the moat sent hero is carefully selected, spocial attention being pate! to the chops, steaks, fillets, kidneys, etc. Tho Gaiety restaurant (also under the management of Spiers and Pond) has a comfortable grill-room, but neither thoro nor at any other London restaurant do the chop 3 and steaks, etc., seem equal to the Criterion's. The following are the average pricefaaskedby first-class London grill-rooms, such as the Criterion, Glaiefcy, Grand Hotel, First Avenuo, Holborn, and Horso Shoe :— iioin chop, Is; chump ditto, Is; steak, Is ; filet steak, la 3d; sirloin steak, Is Cd ; cutlots, 9d each ; kidneys (2), Is ; soup, Is ; fish, Is to Is 6d ; sometimes with rare qual ities, such as red mullet, 2s ; cut off joint (if beef or mutton), Is ; out off poultry, Is 6d ; potatoes, plain, 2d ; saute, fried, roast, 3d ; goufllod, 6d; greens, 3d; peas, French beans, mushrooms, tomatoes, 9d; sweets, 6d; cheeso, 2d and 3d; bread, Id; salads, 9d to Is; poached eggs (2), anchovy, caivare, sardines on toast, 9d; waiter's tip, 'Id if alone, 3d per head if more than one.

Tho waiters in London grill-rooms get no wages. Thoy rely solely on tips. By an elaborate system of chocks an oxact tally ia kept of the things they get from tho bar or kitchen; and if at night their duplicato bills foil short of the value of tho checks, the doficit has to be made up. Each waiter in responsible for tho breakages occurring at his tables, oven if made by a guest. Should tbo latter offer to pay for any mischief he has done, all right; if not, he musn't be bothered.

There is a manager to every grill-room, whose business it is to walk about, attend to the comfort of the guests, and hear com plaints. Should a euost complain of the condition in which his chop, or entrdo, or fish is servod up, the waiter calls tho manager. Ho at once offers to change it for something else, or repeat tho order. Then comes the question, Was the complaint justifiable If tne manager thinks so, he fines the cook who servod the dish ; if not, it is eimply returned and used for tho employee's food.

(To be continued.)

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IHE AUCKLAND EVENfNO STAR. SATURDAY, DECEMKEE 12, 1885.

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D. h\ 10 v as s, AUCTION'IO.i'., -v.-. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, ICIRBT OIiABS INVESTMENT IN TiriH CITY FOH BALK. AUCKLAND-Valuable Hnainoea Site form !c, Bilualo In HhortliiiHl-ulrvcl, corner of Aiiila Lane, nnd immediately between tho pr. mii'oa of Messrs A. Clark and Sons ami Byuroft and Co. Terms easy. ALBERT AVENI'E. MOUNT EDHN (.'} mlii \iti-\. troni "t)UB-A First-clnnn Villa Ko-id.-nco of II rooms, n.nv. and Unified oil" in flrst-d«cn Htyl.-; the rooms uro largo ami lofiy ; cup bo mis, roKistiT unites, new rai.no : concrete pntlifl bao'< njt't front; whitu picket fence in fr.mt: Ri-niul klicbcn Kardon nil planted, ami inline bciirii.K; stands liuh. po9BCß3iim- Iho finest vlwcs in lliu Mount Kdon district. Thid is n chnucc seldom mot with.—For pnrticu'nri apply to D. F. Evnna. (1071) ALEXANDRA-STREET {top, noar Syu-iondß strcet. and nenr the planted reasrve)—Com fortable Residence of I! rooms, city water, bath, and all conveniences; a very doslmblo property. 11529) BOND-STRKKT. Arch Hill—Comfortablo Uot tai;o of a rooma. on allounontfti x 10"); larfco stable, Kood well of water, Bido entrance tor express. Prico only £150. (1590) BOND-STRKKT, Aroh ilill—Freehold CouagO, 1 rooms and sculery. largo passage, ve^ia'or urato, &c.! gnu opposite, anil all conveni ences. Prico£27o. 1150b) BAYKIELD, Ponsonby—Now Verandah Villa of 5 rooms, &c. bay window, rOßiatar ifmtes; on allotment 10x100. Prlcoonly £275. (IH7) BRADFORD -STREET, Par-noil—Large Free hold Allotment, SO foot frontaeo, with s roomed Houso thorcoiv A barßaiu ; pneo only £350. UMO) BAY FIELD, FONSONBY—Niop Now Houbo of 4 rooms, scullery, nico position, freehold allotment; only £250. (1130) COLLEGE ROAD AND GRKENWO'iD-ST. (CORNER)—Freehold Shop and Dwellinu o( 0 rooms ; ullconvenif nee 9 ; tfaa and city water. Full particulars to D. V. Evans. (16J3) COXSTHEKT. BAYFIKLU—2 Niea Houpc?, each 5 and G rooms ; nicely finishedoil', nnd all conveniences. Price £iOO and £300. (1647) CHURCH-STRK.KT-Villa Residence ot 6 rooms, fitted with cupboards, dreaner, register Krato, oven, &c; Rood well and tank, well-stocked garden. Price. £380. 1729) CLARENCE - STREET, PONSONRY — Nieo Verandah Cottai?.' of I rooms nnd scullery; allotment, 10 x 87; feiil). OAMBRIDUE~Lot IX ; grand corner allotment, 1 aciv. Ali-o, lot 371); valuablo acre section ; aplenrtid corner site. (1523) COI.LINGWOOD-STRKUT — Hanflanmo ana commodious Resideuco of 7 rooms, buta loom, Ac: Hue position ; grand view. (1-115) DOCK-STREET, NORTH BHO UK-Freehold Villa Rojidonco of 5 rooms and large senility: waior laid in; bow window, \eranduh. and porch : all convenience!!, mid finished oil1 in flrbt-ciasa Mfle. l.aigo allotment, 10 x 132 Thin la a most desirable freehold, only two minutn'rt fom wharf. Grand view. Prico only CIOO DRAKE-STURM1 (Freeman's Bay)— Commod ious Business Premises ; lino position ; Rood investmont. (1195) ELUON-STREET, PARNELL — Comfortable Verandah Cottugo of 7 rooma, stable, work- Bhop, &o. in tlrst-olaas order; kitchon ranj<o, dresser, woll, pump, &c, near tho hcach; prieo, £150. 1179 FERNLEIGH-BTREET-3 Verandah Cottages of 3, I, and 5 rooms respectively. In good order. City water laid in. Prico, for the throo. fiOGO. A fiood investment. (1102) GEORGE AND RYJjK STREETS (corner of)- Very Biiporior Houso, beautifully ilniahed ofT in eednr and ornamental woods. To bo Hold at oneo : a bargain. MB GIBRALTAR CUKSCKN'C (Panieli)-A very llnndaomo Villa IlCßidemco, poesoswlni^ six line rooms; Raa nnd water throughout; Wmlilioiipc nnd evurj- convenience; free hold ullotmeut, :iti x 100; well drained find planted ; this property la pleasantly sitnatad, commanding r. most extensive viowoftho Domain. 11:52 HAMILTON — Splendid Litllo Farm of 100 acres, mostly nubdivided into paddocka. rtituatc near the township; Rood road.iiplcn ilM houao iluo poaitlon, Price, only .t'J.OOO. am HACKETT-STRBKT (Ponsonby) -Coiufotiiible Villa, I lMfc'e rooms, lean-to, &a; Kaa and water laid in ; nice pojilion, near tho ho v.\\. Priou, £"&>. (1.M0) KINGSLANIJ (2nd Avonuc) —Honso of 1 rooms and workshop ; A lomient 10 x 152. I'rico. MARY-3TREKT. MOUNT aniCN-Nlce Proo hold Ileßldenen of 5 rooms, pantry, w.iah IOU3O, and iowl hougii; til convenioncea; he.uty cl-ico. Price, £150 (Ifllil) M4NNING-STRKKT (Newton)-A comfortablo Houso of (i rooms, /l.ted with Venetian binds, pas, water, otc, (dc. £Uis. (Ift3l) MOUNT EDKN, Kpsom Road-Comfortable I roomed Cjttagj oa liirgo allotment, 10 x 200; a lartfo workshop, all convooiencea. Price only £240; terms easy. (1065) MOUNT EDEN, Jlary-:-tro9t-o-roonicd Villa Residence, with pantry, wash-houai', fowl- lIOU3O, &c.; pretty Ka^'lcn, nice alljt.i oat. Prioo £450. UGIS) MOUNT PIuF.N (opposito Mr BatKer's. and near residence of Prolessor A ldis) -Comfortable 7 roomed Villa; nico hall, every convenience, ■well-finished off; pretty place, grand view. Prieo only £520. (IG2U) MOUNT KDEN (Owon'B Road)-Pretty Villa of Grooms, wash-house, &c , &c; splendid vol canic allotment ,132 x 170. (1517) MOUNT EDEN ROAD, opposite Valley Road -Comfortablo 9-roomed Villa Residence &c, appointed with gas and water; grand corner lot (66 x 132); nico poaitlon. Price £720. (15S0) NEWTON ROAD—Two Handsome Villas, jusl finished; built on tho nust improvel doal^n; all conveniences. G rooms and scullery ; p no to ba seen at D. F. Kvans'a Ofllco. Price.". £ISC and £175. (11)39/ NKLSONSTREET-Comfortable House of £ rooms, bath-room, &c., &c. ; city wutei ana gaa laid in. £520. (MO) NORTH tiHORE-Comfortablo Villa of Oroou'B, waah-house, copper, gas, and all convenien ces. Price, onlj £650. (1541) NEWTON ROAD—Good Investment; two very nice Houses; Kas and city water in each. Both iv flrst-oiasa order and in aplendld position, cloae to Karangahapo Road, Grand position fot shop (12S!) PARK ROAD—Good Houso of 7 rooma, picas aiitly situated; splondid view; large allot mont. Prico £650. (1121) PARNELL—ViIIa Residence of 7 rooms, bath room. &C..&C.; wood, coal, and wauh-hoiue, with boiler and all conveniences; allotmont, 66 x 100. (lJlf) PROSPECT TERRACE, off Mount Rußkill Road—Several nice Cottages of 4. 5. and I rooms; nice allotment, healthy, From £253. Terms easy. (15u3) PJtRCIVa.iI PARADK, Ponsonby—Brick yilla Residence, 6 rooms; good well, refc'i-'-toi grates, &o.; allotmont 44 x 100. Prico £320, (717) PONSONBY ROAD, opposite Hepburn-streiit— Splondid New Shoiiand Dwellingof Srooms, gaa and city water ; allotment 40 x 105; room to build another shop. Price low; terms easy. (1593) PONHONBY — Handaomo and Commodious Residence of 9 rooms, bath-room, conserva tory, &c, &c; out buildings and all con veniences ; allotment, 132 x 21G, fronting twe streets.- (!531) PUKKICOHK-Good FroohoH Corner Allot mont, with Houso of i rooma. Shop, Btable, and out-bouso. (1101) POMPALLIER TRRR AUK—Very pretty Cot taj?o, In splendid order; very nice garden : allotment. 50 x 100. Price, £350. (1267( PARNKLL (Brighton Road)— New House oi fl roomß and workshop, stove, regiatei Krate; verandah blc'a and front: allotment, 60 x 310. . Price, £42.i Can be sold on terms, UDB PONSONBY BOAD. — Good Villa Roaidenoa, close to the Franklin Roa/i; quite new; gat and water; allotment 58 x 100. Price, £1.1)00, (1188) REMUER A—Comfortable Villa of 6 rooms. &c , &c; largo allotment 66 x 221, planted, &c, SCO £500. (1528) RICHMOND ROAD - Handsome Villa of 5 rooma, &c; kitchen range, copper, &c, &o. (freohold). £500. (1233) RYLE-STREET—Pretty Verandah Villa of G rooiiH, &o.; allotment 68 x 120; a very desirable reaidence. (1039) STEWART-STREET, PONSONBY (close to traoa)—A Comfortablo Villa (new) of 6 roomß, &c, wellllnishod off, fitted up with all con veniences. Prico only £150 (1631) SUMMKK-STREKT, POSSONBY-CottaKe of I rooms and porch; register1 Krati 3. city wutO'-, &o.; erai'ted on 2 allotment?, each 40 x 90 33x91. Price fcr the ot, £3-0. SUMMHRSTKH.KT, PONiONBY-Vorandah Cottactn of I roo us and tcullery; water iaid on. Prioo only 3.'50. (lf»21) SPRIN'G-STRKKT. Alma Place, and oniy ten minutea' walk froiu G.P.0.—1-roomed Ver randah Cottaeco, city wator. Prico only £23'>. (15C3) SHIUUDAN-STREKT-Comfortuble Houao of 8 rooms, &c.; gas and water laid in; nica position. Pri.:o. £SCO. (1470) SALK-STREET (Kreemana Bayj—Cottage, 1 rooms, in good order ; corner allotmont j only £.120. 1476 SENTINIfIL HOAD-Handaomc Villa Residonco of 7 room 3 bath-room, &c. Sec; city water and all conveniences; allotment, 40 x 180. £550. (1550) ALBKKT ROAD, NORTH SHORE-! om fottabl) 5-roomed Villa Residence, with bay window, scul'try, &o,; all conveniences ; a very pretty plaoo; largo allotment, 50x162. Price only £425. (1611) VIUIOKIA-STREffiT WEST-Shop and Dwel- HnK of 4 rooms. £450. (109J) VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Grand Build ing Allotments, aplcndid view, from 30s per loot. Terms. 1318 VALLEY ROAD, Mount Eden-Nioo Villa Residence of 5 rooma, &c.; gas and wator, all convenience, nico place. Price £105. Termß easy. (1586) VIEW AVENUE, MOUNT EDEN-New Villa Residence of 5 rooma, and outbuild ings ; acoria soil, and good position. Only aSO. (1097) VERMONT-STREET-Commodioua and com fortable Villa Reaidence of five rooms, wash house, cellar, &c; city water and every con venience ; sood allotment Very cheat). VIN'OKNT-dTREET (OITY)-Como Villa, a very handsome villa residence of 5 rooms, ox cluaivo of pantry, bath, washhouse, and sheds; Kaa and city water; first-class position: alwftja let.—Full particulars D. F. Evans. (1030) WHITE-STREET (CITY) just off Upper Queen streot— A Comfortable4-roomed Cottage; nice allotment; city water, oil conveniences. £300. 1631) WELLINGTON-STREET-Very nice Cottage of 4 rooms. Sec; large workshop; allconveui oncea. Price only £300. (1633) WALLACH-STRRET, PONSONBY-A very ■ nice Houso of 6 rooms, gaa and wator laid on and evory convenience, andout-house. about 3 minutea walk from the tram, and 200 yard 3 from tho Homo Buy Wharf. (150 0 WYNUHAM-STREKT, .iustatcornerof Albert street; grand site ; lino allotment, with old cottages now standing. For BUIIDINO AM.OTMBNTS, RUHAL LANDS, and Farms, see separate advertisements, D. F. EVANS, HOUSE, LAND, AND ESTATE AGENT, AUCTIONEER, &o. Land Mim-Qukkn-bthket, sraxr Bank of AUBTBAtABIA.



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From ii Qunrtor to Thre.o Acroa may bo pur chased on tho KusK-bi Terms. pi Q- -A Grout HurKuin. -Coitago of two LlOf). rooms ft nd lean-to, with stable, on allotment. 5!) fort frontage) to Mt. Ro?liill Itond. SHORTLaND-STKKlKT.—Allotment 3U toot x 110 foot, with double frontage. Prico, £15 por foot. Kasy torm:i would bo arranged for WOOD-STRICKT. PONSONHY—Ktoreand Fivo rooined Dwelling, together with six-roomed Ilonsu (lot at 9.4 n woefc) on largo rornor allot ment. 100 x 10fl. Price. £850. MOUNT KUEN-Vo-y pretty Honsn o( C rooms, with wftshhouso beneath, in tho Leamington Ho nl. Allonnent. 53 x '.'O, cleared and planted A decided bargain. £300. MOUNT KDiCN (cluso to mtiinroad)—Well-built 8-roomcd Uouse uud scullery. v<ra".dah two sUUa, jj;hm and water; on corner allotment; Btnb'.e, buggy-house, anil atoro-houso. Prioo. £500; very easy terms CUJ.LKiIK ROAl.'—HuildinK Allotment,4oxll2, opposite Casi'iido Bioro. Pri o. £7 per foot. KIiLKKHUK-Wrll-built ISruoiui-d Cottage, on nn aero and n-htiU nl otmeiit with largo work shop, eto,; all km-1; very snitablo for trainer's stibli-i, Ik ing thn only section nvail uhlo i.i near to tho liriuv.i Stand. Price, NOUTIICOTK.—I-roomrd Homo, on allotment U-i x i;W, ten niii-ail «' fro'ii Whurf. Price. JSISO. Alan nrtioinitiit Alloioirnt. £t j>■»• loot. OTAUUItLf-Uood BulldiiiK cecrijn. 09ft front h"o to tho Pannnire Houi. Prl:o, £X. REMUKHA. — iJhoieo lluildlne Allotments on tho OraUei Koad, 05 x IGS; 25b to 60d per foot. ClliOi=tiaiJ'IICI.J.I, Mourn Uo.kill lioad.—Good lavol liuildiuK Alloimonia, 05 x 132 ; 22a 6d to £! por foot. MOUNT KDKN, VIKW IiOAD-Ncarly now 5-roomed llon.^o. flnlahed in flrst-elasa style, with ah convenience.), detached wash-houso. So.; Hplendid Garden; tilloUnent. 50 x 250. Price. £50,). . , i.-»>'-i/k—i-roomefl House in Leanimgton Koad '-il)« Jlouat i;den, on allotment, a3 x 100. /?.;;)- — New ;i-roo:uc:l Cottuse at Mount Sj££O. Koskill. on allotmont, 75 x 115 ft. All tho abovo Propurtlcs may be arrnnijod to bo bought on very easy tonm<. TO BE LET. MOUNT AI.BKHT-■t-roon»cd Cottage and lai-go allotment. 73 per wook. EIjIiKKSLIK—Tho grazmi; of 52 acres Land well sheltered mid watered, and securely fenced. LKAMINCTON HO A I), Mount hldon—l-roomod llouoo, Sh tid por wook. VALLKY HvjAl), Mount Kden—7-rooraod House. 15s per wook. NOH'HCOTK—Few minutes from wharf, I roomed 1 lotion. 10a per woe!;. FARMS FOR SALE. WOODBIDE, PAl'Ai'(jlT.;l Smnll Farm'o 'l\\\ acres on Croat .South Hoiul, all under crop. House, ehuil'liotiHo and uutbiiildinurs; half acre garilon ami orduml, weU watered. A realbaiynin. Price, £5.'0 ROAIUAi- Vorj UeEirable Property of foßcrea with now l-roonicd Howo; volcanic aoil, nil in ppVudii! iirass, wcll-wntured, foncud and fnilvdivifled. Will be lot or leaaert with pur cliasinu oIiIUEO PAPAKU-A.--Kvorak>y drove Furm, adlaccn to llur.ua Jitution, conaistiiiK oi 'J.li ;:rre» iirr.t ol.vs lau'l. '..-oil wnti-.rcd, mnrtly In Rvass, larßO iinrt >!nuinioiii.;us ron!<!r:r.<:e, with nil nncosßjiy oiuinulilingn. HAMILTON-:! miles (fiilii si at ion ; u?,O acres co-d l.ii.i, wivjy ilnvn-i wifii sni".l! portion Hf.iimp: soil rich, il'irk loam. Prl.-o ti 10s inr !ifi\'. cir may he k'am.il. NOAUUAWA>It,V-C!iipitMl iUiiy Farm of 231 iu:;xn, on the Imiika of llm U'aii^!, wiih seven r.;i!mi'il Uohiii and all n> cejanry convenieii ri.ii. Kvii.yihhs in Rood ordnr. J'rleo £10 p<r aero. MAHAKTAI.-12 aerc3, unimproved, part Rood hush. Price. 2"h por ac.i'i:. I iuivt* rtu.-enil l''nmi at over:- descriptions and in nil partß of tho district on my lists, for ealo ou o>wy terms. OKAIU.ES U. OSMOND. • -ELJ* -at I^ANII AND ESTATK AGENT, OOOMBKS'S iiIUUUB, QtIKSH-STRBKI, SAJfiaiße—Naticusl Bank of Now Zealacd. Tolephoiie Kxohange, No. 139. lUruU uua Intsross Co)\ectDd In town aad oounirjr, Monoy Invested fov CnpltalUtn on flrst-dou ■ocuritica witluut cbaryd. illoripa^'-ii and Ltmnfl aef?otlfttCi2. I'artno«hip3 srrfliiic.rl. Kst&tea Managed for Aboeuteea and otneit. TGD.Hnttj i^iial'MiiLood to It^udlortlts. Hous,o»i To Lai uiid ProjiertioO Koi 3alo or Lease plac: d on my Books Fn i> of Ch«r.^s. luou,'aace!i oiiteotoi! it LtDVc^t S'jus. aud CcnSdentlsl Akoduloi amierwU&n. BUIV.DIKG ATXOPMBNTB FOX SAJJ«. QUICKN-S'I'KKKT-Valuable Mock. CU3TOMSST. WICST mear tho junction o( Vi«toria-t.treot)-Ciran.'! Factory Site. 3YMONUS-Sl'.—Allotments.£l6 pur foot. SUKIIKY HILLi Great Novth It-oad Front age, £10 per foot. POXSONBY ROAD -33 x 110. £11 por foot. WELLING rON-STRKXT—Allotmont, £3 por foot. HEPBUKNSTHKET-Allotment, £7 10j per fcot. AN'GLKSICA-STHKET—IB x 110, £200. MOUNT KUKN (Alain Koad)- -78 X 100, t.l per foot. MOUNT ROSKILL Main Koad)-£2 12a por VIEW ROAD (Mt. Kdcn)—£l pe.- toot. VIDTORIA AVKNUK (Mt. Kdon)-£3 iwr foot. PROSPECT-HTKBET (Mt. RoBkllI)~32a Cd per foot. KINOBLANU (Nev/ North Road Frontago)— £2 5d por foot. KINOSLANI) (Allotment)-£35. NIGER STRKET (Arch Hill)—3Gs pee foot. MAKINK PARADK lPonßonby)-iii per foot. UKACH ROAD (Uoronport)—£lo per foot. MOUNT ALBICKT (Alaiu Koddl—rC2 5j rur °MOUNT ALBERT (Ronder<,7yl)-303 per foot. lIOU3EJS FOR SALS, No £180—Oliphant-streut, 1 ronma TM £3(10-Stuart-Btrett, I'onsonby, Grnonis 7Xi £300—SusBox-ttreot, 1 rouniß and Boullory 731 £380—Haelett-atreet, I rooms and scullery 723 £310—Vie. Park. N.S., 3 rooms, frrantl view 582 £850—Commercial Road, C rooms, acul.. oto. 6681 £350—^lonnt Albert. 7 roomii, well. eto. 536 £350—Sussex-atrcet, 1 roomo, scullery, eto. 651 £360—Mt. Albert, f! rooma, blinds, grates, otc. 701 £350—Prospect-atri let, (1 rooms, outuouso 618 £375—Flagstaff Head, N.S.. 4 rooms, scullery 717 £500— Mt. Rcskill. 6 rooma. all ocnveniencoa 578 £180—Vie. Avenue, fi rooma. Boullery, eto. 552 £820—Mt. Eden i.d,, 7 rms., all convonionooa 529 £630—Hoen Valo Rd.. 0 roomß. cincreto'mnk 622 £BoO—Kdinburwh-et., 7 rooms, kitchen, eto. 590 £600 - Mataukau Rd.,9rooms, waeh-houso, &o. 710 £800-Manukau Road, 9 rooma, staolo, &o. 709 £750—Maclcolvie-streot. 7 roomß, stablo, etc. Soveral of tho above houaos may bo purchased on exceptionally easy tcrniß, only a small cash deposit required. MOUNT KUKN-To be Lot, a Gentleman's Residenco containing 10 rooms, ropleta with all modern conveniences; nearly an acre of pround: Btable. coach-houßo, &c. A GENERAL STORE, aolng a steady and in creasing buaincfa, near to Auckland. L'irgo double-fronted Shop and 10-roomed Dwcllire, with over an aero of ground. Prico, £350. Ktock at valuation. ONKHUNGA.-A well-built 5-roomed House, allotment 15 x 150; Rrand position ; 3 minutes walk from railway utation. Pn'co. £350. 731 NKWMARKKT—FreehoId, 41 feet fcontoge, opposite Royal GoorKO and Now Savings Bank ; aflrst-clasa investment, for only £1.350. A grand business eito, and will be sold at onco, Tho property has a doubln frontage, and is one of the best stands in the borough. Torms easy. FARMS FOR SAT.X A FIRST-CLASi IMPROVED FARM of 110 acres. Tho land is of excellent quality, and well laid down in Kngliah graßSos or under crop; fonccd and subdivided into 11 paddocks, well waterod with a permanent crock. Build ings consist of a good six-roomod Mouse, Dairy, Stable. Cowshod (8 bails). Piggcrios, W«ggon Shed. &o. There is a wollsh. Itered orchard, containing 800 fruit trees, and the crop* com priße Potatoes, Oats, Mangolds. Turnips, &c. '1 ho f>irili is situated near tun railway stai ion, soveral trains running to and from Auckland daily. This farm is now offered at a sura which will enaure an immediate sal". 800 ACRES, KAIPARA—AII fenced, about 150 acres grass, 50 acres broken and ploughed, tho rest surface-sown, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limestone and black Boil. Cottago, ntable, barn, and shed. About one acre In orchard. Price, £2.000. WAIKATO-A very deeirab'o Farm of 247 acres—a grand level alluvial flat, with 1J mile frontage to the Waikato River, and cori yon lent to railway station. 80 acres laid down in Eng lish grasses; good 5-roomed house, dairy, stable, hay-loft, stockyard, &o.; orchard, lj aorea. Largo run adjoining. Price, only £3 10a per acre. MOUNT ALBERT-8 Acres, fenced ana planted wiih shelter trees. Prioo, £50 por acre, 735 | TAKAPUNA-93 Aorea, a splendid Investment, on the main rorul: rfs6 nor anro : terms eaay. A GR^ND LITTLE FARM OF 22 ACRES, within oight miles of Auckland, uoarly all laid down in English grasses and fenced, good North-East aspect. Four-roomed House with lean-to. Sdhub of never-failing water. Price £20 per acre. AVONDALE-Close to railway station, 3 Acres Volcanio Soil and 5-roomed House Prico £525. »30 W O R SALE, •*• At LOWEST Market Rates! Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint, and Olive Oila Champion's, Scott's, and Sloror's Gonuina White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and Nails Largo Stock of Canvas, various brands Wire Ropo, from 1 j inch to J inch Bolt Ropo, Homp, and Manilla Ropo, all sizes Patent Windlass (wood), Frillg, and Palls Anchors, from 16 owt. to 10 lbs. Chains, from i inch to 1 inch. Colza and Fish Oil. D, H, MaKENZIM, lOBZ-STRKBO,



/ i V*; [TONES, \K ■) ■ V «■ ':»' (i ulo Ciiii.f .':•.! for lh» Koynl Insurance Company.) HOUSE, NAND, KSTATE, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AC 13NT. (Ofmob: it. lill mi'NjANIWTUKWT.) , ftesra lo tiinonnco tho conulotion of his ar riiitf'omcnts for oarrj iin; on the above Branches * ~i IlllHi.-ICHM. Home. liimil. K.-r■•.!((.-Properties bought, mill, v: I'l ; Hen la r.olluOtcdj Caio of l'ionriiv i,il. rMken fur AbstmtuOß; lCr-iisui iii.v rriii .nd supervised for K\--cii!". ■.N.i oilicra. Insurance.—Kirc t.<il on ilie mout Favourable Terms; f.'liiuw for Lussea prepared and adjusted. Flnav.W.il.--Securities provided for Inves tors; Mor.i-in-.o negotiated find In toreat cc llocied. Couliikntiii'. — Negotiations undertaken, Piiitiicrahipa and Sales of Businesses uminCTd, To eiii-mo; tvi.it coi fltlenca In till transactions, principals, or tlmir solicitors, only will b« no gotintrd with. Auckland. September 22, 15* ona a, W iuiamson, HOUSK.IjAND. & COMMISSION AOKNT. HIOII-ST., NKAR SHOHTLAND RT, TBLKPHONK NUMBKK—I9I. HUNTS and INTKRK3T Collected. BSTATKS Munagon tor Abaentoea. HOUHKS TO LKT and PUOPKRTIES FOR SAJjK plaocd npon my iAata Froe of Charße. BUILDING ALLOTMKNTB FOR SALE at i?m irooTi— Viow Point Uoail, 50-3 JCpsom Korvrt, £H iOUora'ic, Hi liopburn-Btroot. SCa Ncwiunrket, W3e Llswr Plaoo, 80s Randolph-atroul JSmniutt-Btroot. 82a 80 Rorcn:ord-atroot. 7t)> Vlntoria Park. 25a Hovvo-Gtroei, IOOn Conquest Plnoo, £1 Shelly ttoiion ltoad, {'.5 OuFiiiwnhonßo-Btruui Northi'otj. 10.i and i.i S'oi t-utroot ficae-cl. fill* Hol>3on-st., Leasehold. Fltzroy-stroot. 80b &xi& lv vr.rloun otiior etrcow at low rutoe. Einkordi Wt.iici.iii Hank at New Zealnmi MONEY Juveaiod for (Jupltallatfl oa Firs clas3 3oonili.lta wiTuoiii'f'HAitaas. aixporoan'. bllowod on dcvoiiiU nn'.il Invi.iitod. MOHTGA(?iCi3 and LOANS Wo^oauted. BUUiDING KOCIETi' HHAitKS Boußht, ALIjOTMENTa I'uuKlit and Hons>ou Built ou too Weokly PnymoiK Uyetom. Piano and opocincatlons prepared at lowoat ratOG. SICtJU 10 IiKND. la tUirun of iilll ond xi\.waiil« On Kood FiOOUi'ltloß at low rates HOUSICS FOR SAIjK :- Several Houaoa *oi- Salu upon amall dopoeito. Rose Uoud-Family Kosidonce. 1) roomn. £850 ; Klizabei.u-Btrei.t—Now Itouao, ;i looms, £325 Jovon-Btroet-o rooms (now), £300 Hroy-Btruot-lionrdlni;-houßo. .-Cl.GO!). Howe-streot—Shop and Dwelling, £120 Ru»8ull-itr.;tt- Now j-rooined House, £210 Mount Kilen—Family Uoiiiiuuco. 8 rooma, £875 Mount Wun—Got oral Sioro, and Houao. £300 Ku.-n!il-£itrci!t— Lai-RO Roomy Houao. £I!) 3 Uerodford-alreet—Lea'iohold, HsGd weekly PoiiEOnby Road—Now 7 roomed Houao, rub, £700 Bond-st., Arch Hill—Uousu 5 rooms, Kaa, &c, £260 Avondalo—L'ottsißo and J nero, £110. Cobden-st.-o rooma, giw, and city water, £375 Kybcr I'asa—Shop und UvvollinK, £12;' i Pratt-stvoot-G rooni3, city water, £'2:to Kyber Pasn-Sho;; and Dwollinß-, £1 000 Collingwood-atroet—New 5-roumcd House. £.120 Dovonport—Nowa-roomed Houao ;gaa,&c—£36o Kingßhind— Now 3-roomed Houbo-£l5O Surrey Hillfl— New 6-rjomed Houao, £500 Surrey Hills—N«wßroomed lioimn, £375 Surrey liilla— New B-roomed Houae. £125 Richmond—New S-roomod Houso. £350 Anglcßca-streot-Now (ireomed llouso. £000 Sentlnol Uoail -New 7roomod Houao, £575 Mary -street—New 5-roo.upd Houbo, £.W0 Stowarl-st.,Mt.K.'.on-Newi-rooniodllouao.fi27s Nurman-Btrect—Ntw Houbo ; bay window—J32Bs Rnasell-Btreot-Nt\V Houbo, -1 roama, £230 lCnKland-Btreot-Shop and Dwelling. £1,100 I.KASKHOU) HOUSIC AND GROUND for Sivlo noar (Jranunar School; cheap. UOMPACT FARM of SBacres tor Sale, within 10 mileii of Anoklanil, on nottl roads. Hix roomed iliniao Rnd outbuildiiiKJ; lurKo run (or cattle adjoiuH. Splendid timber on proporty. MOUNT ICDKN-nmniiinK Villa Residonoe For yule (jiift buill). 7 roome and bath-room, de tached waah houae, fowl-house, cow-abed. auiblo, biiKKy-houß.i: lnr^o rolcunlo allotment, au.l Krand view. Only £700. UOTTAUKS nnil VILLAS To Lot In Sontlnal Ho;ui, Heronford St., ICeutst., Howe at. Hlif.a bethf.. i-hop in Karaiik'uluuu Hoart. VW'K ACRK3 OF UYND Kor tfalo on Ijike Road, partly 'om-oJ, I:: vra->: 2 iiiU.-si from tho llr-it wh.irf A bprtriln. tMVK-nOOMJCI) HOIiSK For Halo, mill room?, (.'olKlen-nt.. with UHtnilod etnbla; £fii}o; and staulk for Sale, in Freeman '» l!nv: :« iciirs tn ruii. ONK AURIC OP IjANI) for Halo, at Holmoit Nortli Slioro. with ihruo road (rouiavres.. Now 7-rotimeil IlOL'tflO For Sale in Aiuwa «t, £500 ; alio very convenient Hou*- l)u',;o flt., with unjto, X"0. wash-house. Xc, £100. iVM).—Novr House. In Dovuuati'uot, Newton. for Sale: a bmwiln at Llio pdou. HICIIMON'U itOA.?).—l'relly CottHKO (Now) For y.ile, v-tlh nil fojivonlir.cusi i!?J0; kuß lain on. A:ao. vow Hoi:fe for £170. £191.—K-.w Koiir-ro^i.-.eil IIuUiJH For Sale lr centre of■■!;:.• '.!i'i'.w.^«;r;). <!Mdoyoaltj bulanot' on dofor/od nnvniontr,. £380.—Now Kour-rooraofl HOUBK For Sale In Howo ■iirctt(froehold), fifiOdopoalt: terme. PKifTTV \TLhA RK3IDKNUK fur Kale In Unc-hi^ro-t; k.is. c'rv water. rando. £300. jnSi—C«mfrjt,K'»if> i .OUSK For Sale In oubboji etroo:. New.or. i.-.>.-;.. Hmuil liepoait only. »d YKAKljY—AUotnionti- to he I>oa»iKl 1c Buroßforfi • atroetb for Thir y throo Years. Monoy lent to ln.Hil with II I'autrod. FARMS n-'.-ii i-''or Kale at Wiilkomlt!, Pareiac reiuo, WiJtjUsrcl, M-'.hura!\Ki, Nr.rth Shoro, P:ipft.<n;» il:. i.'.M, -co I,;.•;; \i< ' Ndw Zo&lane K'nC'! ' -••' "V/oeWT Kkws." r. h i- ■. W lUI A M 3 O S, v:.-. k'; ..' AIiSrVT ll'llll).' JIU-VI STM. VAIHt.J [IK-BT. EaAULKI VAI LV. AND J_> UADL EY. HOUSK, ]<ANU, AM) KBTATK AfiKN'lri, OK.NJCRAL A.UCTIONKKHB, QOISBN'-S'IRXKT, Ori'osii'K Savings Hank, HAVE FOR SALE - FOUR -ROOM*!) BRICK COTTAGK Newton D.Btrlct, with koo.l allotment, X! x 111. £230 STATIONERY BUSINESS, Bituated beat par cf Qaenn-strcet, doinK ii Rood paying trudL. Ownerletivin^forKnK'lanrlonprivtttobuainese. nUTCHKUY HUSIVHS3, in the principalctroot. Unehunga, with Rciorl premi.-.r.^, also nil tho re qulromunts for etirryinsena lane trado. NICW HOUSK. 7 rooma. with coach-hou>e and otable, Roaebank. Avoi.da!o; wrouKht Iron pall6adinc in front; 31 uorea «ood laud,stream of wator throii^h the proporty, all well planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Toram-£IGO otisli, Imldiicu on liortuft;^^1" GOOD ALLOTMENT tit Kingsland, Ch-jap. POINT HOUSK, Northooto, 2-etory, 8 rooms, with allotment, 33 x 132; pood garden, all planted and laid-out with cnoico flowers and fruit trees. fiioO. THIRTY ACRMS SPLWNDID LAND, with ooa irontafco, near ljake Taknpuna, all fenced, and Sart In grass. A rare opportunity for a good omeutoad. ONK of THK BEST GRAZING ond FATTKM ING STATIONS in the WAIKATO-Splondid Kiitiito of 3,600 acres, Kronter portion of whloh can be ploughed ; latgo pur contago in graaa ; any amount of rouKh food and shelter; situa ted on iho blinks of the Waikato River, with lu 5 houra' ride by rail from Auckland. FARM at Waltakorol, 100 acres, throuch part of which tho railroad pas Boa, adjoining U.R. Sta tion, and tho farm of tho lato Mr Androw Dil worth; nearly all fenced good 8 roomod dwelling, barn and stabling, eow-ahed, Btock yard, &c.; 150 acres good flat bush, 150 acres In Krasa. Terms easy. A VRRY COMMODIOUS HOUSK of 0 largo rooms, an allotment 40 x l<s, sltuattdon Great North Road, Surrey Hilla, between Surroy and Mackelvlo streets, about throe minutea' walk from tram cars; gas imd city water laid on ; largo cellar underneath; very suitable property for contractor; now in thooccupation of gooi touaut at 17a per wcok, Terma easy. ONK HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRKS GOOD LAND at Groat Barrlor. CHOICE FARM of 350 acres, with avery con venionco, « milos from R.R. Station, 5 uillee from Hamilton, Wnikato. WKI.L-FINISHKD HOUSB, 7 rooms; work shop, IB x 12; allotment, 50 x 100, £82,'>. TO LET TWO NEW COTTAGES, 5 and 8 rooms oaoh Mount Edon. Ront low. pAPBRHANGINQB, W. PHILLIPPS & SON HAVE REOBIVKU, XX LATK ARRIVALS 186—P 4OKAOH S—ISE aONTAINIWU MS.GK) ROLLS OS1 PAPBHHANGINGB, OOKSIBTIWa Ol" NHTW PAICTKRNa %iit Drawing, Dining, Bod-roome. HbU cbC Mliklrnaee. suitable tnr the rviacaloo 0' CJOttAJtO, BKAOTIKUL DKSIGNB. AMD SttST VALUE KVKR OFFffRKD fH PAPffRHANUINOS. 916-PACKAGBS--918 BOUIMH AND HESSIANS plats and bhket gilasß, whltb u;au, oils, turps, varSishkb, anu all tradk sundries. W, PHILLIPPB & HOC, 89 JUTO 87, QC3KH-!i1SIIIIF. A.« 4HD do .Price, KNGINKERa, BOILERMAKERS, IKON AND BRASS FOUNDJfRS. AND GBNK'RAL MACHINISTS, 'f H A M B 8, Have tee sUo tta followins; M&ohlaerr i— 1 Portable Engine, b7 Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Knglno, doubl« bylinflei, Wia. diamotor, 24in. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine, lOin. by ISln. Btroko 1 Ijauncli Knglne, 4Jin. by sin. stroke -1 Multitubtilnr Boilor, 17ft. long by sft. diamelet 1 Coruiah Boilot, 20ft. long by aft. diameter 1 Cornish Hollar, 18ft, long by Mt. diameter I Oornioh Boiler, 17ft lontf by 4ft. Bin. diainetot 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. iong by 6ft. diameter 1 Cornish Boilor, 15ft. long by 4ft. 6in. diametM I Vertical Holler, Field tubes, 7f t, x 3ft lin.; new A nuanUty of esoond-hiuid Qvorta-orasblng Knttoatsa supplied for all claimoa et Kaslnceriasi Work.—Makers of Sawmill and Qttari* liTughing Maohlnery, Turbine Wheel* Hydraulic Machinery, Timber Jacks, and Patent Satetr Cateivai lor Warehouse and otbw UA Own



THE NEW ZEALAND FARMER, BEE, AND POULTRY JOURNAL HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION IN EVERY PART OF THE COLONY FROM MONGONUI TO INVERCARGILL. AS ITS NAME IMPLIES, IT IS DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS. AND EACH NUMBER HAS ABLY-WRITTEN ARTICLES ARRANGED UNDER THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS :- THE FARM-Soasonable Operations for both Southern and Northern Districts, Livo Stock, Dfiiry THE GARDEN THE FRUIT GROWER TEIE AP BIASS is %Z^^tZf±tiXf^Z Bookoeping. 1 o «0^ , NZ FA R M ER, so that it is more IZ over SSSftrt Warißte should subscribe to the Utter publication TIMBER GAZETTE MARKETS SPECIAL INDUSTRIES THE POULTRY YARD CORRESPONDENCE ENQUIRY DEPARTMENT HOME AND HOUSEHOLD: READINGS AND TALES ADAPTED FOR THE FAMILY. THE NZ. FARMER ,8 SUPEUBLY ILLU3TRATKD. NO KXFKMB U SPAUKO IN PROCURING KNURAVINUH OW TUB HIQIiaST OI.ASB HJAJSTHA'IIV X OF ■I Hl'. AUTICUC3. N.o po 9 itioa which Tin; Fahmku Uas taken among agriculturalists in all parts c, Now Zealand, and tho wide extent of its influence, ensure its superiority os an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. rt is especially valuable to all trades, anxious to bring themselves under tho notice of tho farming community. Aclvoitiaing Katoa on npplicatioii, i TIIE DEC EM BK It NVMBE II OF THE NEW ZEAL AN I) FARMER IS NOW HEADY. Tut: N.Z. Faiimkk will l>c fniiml n :-'"o.I liiv*.- luifiit by all iM.u-n.^il in iiinil purmils. Knrminp, UftriloniiiK, Fmit, KroHing, Btorli IWiiii.tf and hearing, ISeo-keeping, ami Poultry Raising. New Zealand has long wanted a good Vyii'iilUiral Papar, und tho Proprietor of The FARMEK i.* determined to untUfai-turily nnj.iy ilmt want. Published Monthly. Annual Subsciiptioti, post free, 10a (either In Stumps o/ Post-office Order), payable in advance PROPRIETOR, STAR PRINTING WORKS, SHORTLAND AND l-ORT-STREETS, AUCKLAND. NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE COMPANY. LIMITED. CAPITAL, £200,000; CALLED UP, £100,000. DIRECTORS: A. Burx, Esq. D, L. Murdoch, Esq. J. Bakks, Esq. L. D. Nathan, Esq. P. Comixkky, Esq. Hon, J. Wiluiamson. Sir P. Whitaker, X C.M.G. Tbb Company begs to notify to tho public that the works at Auckland and the Waitaru bare now been completed, and constitute tho most extensive Meat-preserving and Freez ing Works in New Zealand, WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET AND SHIPPING DEPOT la now open at tne Company's Woraa atri^s Railway Wharf, whero Town and Country orders will bo attended to with tho utmost promptness and despatch. The Company can refor with confidence to the superior quality ef its Prime Meat, as selected for the market from large quantities of first-class West Coast stock, dealt with at the Company's Works, Waitara. SALT BEEF. Special attention is directed to tho Company's brand in this line, which, with the faci lities afforded by the cold-air process, can be curod in mild pickle, and the necessity of cutting up in small pieces obviated. As contractors for H. M. Navy, here and in Sydney, Urge stocks are kept on hand. BACON-CURING. The Cooling Chambers for Bacon-curing at the Company's Works In Auckland are now so far advanced that this New Industry nas beon commenced, and choice Hams and Bacon can be offered cured on tho most modern principle, Particular attention will be paid to the selection of ftos for thus ttse, and on no account will any except Dairy or Corn Fkd Pigs be purchased, as it is purposed to build up a reputation for an Auckland Ham and Bacon Factory. MEAT-PRESERVING. This branch is equal to an output of 120,0001b5. per diem, and. the 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, TAOKKD IN THK SQUARE CAN (The right to which is patented), is the first sample from any part of the world that has been able to compote successfully in the London Market with, the best Chicago brands, Hitherto the Colonial meats packed in the round cans, although called compressed meats, were only saleable in tho English r-^-Ws. whero a low price was the first consideration) but meats of the New Zealand IV -- upany, submitted in competition for Admir alty supplies at Doptford Doc;., . re awarded the highest commendation, and placed on the register of accepted brauue. Tfhe following extract from tho lettor of the Company's Agents in London, the Ne Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), is referred to, who write follows:— " We have the pleasnre to hand you herewith an extract from a letter received from tho War Office, Army Department:—"Samples of (ho Poach Brand of tho New Zonland Packing Co submitted by you, havo been toated and proved, and ihd'Brand will bo added to tho Soleotod Unt of the Department" Thia now omitllng you to the privilege ol comp tint?, wo therefore tendered on your behalf at 60s 3d per 1121b; acd to-day were tfrat'fled to hear tbat the offer had beon accoptod notwithstanding that it was Od per ewt. higher than the loading American brands, showing that the quality was fully appreciated." Consequent upon tbo 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 boen reliod upon to meet current demands was taken by the Hew 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 thoy may be favourod. WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPOT. The Company is about to open a large Wholesale Butter Depdt at their Freezing Works, Railway Wharf. Cooling Chambers and the necessary plant ore now being prepared. It is anticipated that with the 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 purchasora of Prime Butter and Fresh Eggs. Communications may at onco bo addressed to them. The utmost care "will be taken in the selection of Butter for table use. This will bo made up fresh every morning. As early as possible, wholesale orders of Butter will be delivered in refrigerated carts, so that retailers will bo 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 table delicacy throughout the year. The department will be 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 aB to the genuineness of their Manures, have requested Prof. Brow, of the Auckland University, to act as their Analyist, and he has agreed to certify to the Analysis of tho Superphosphates. The Company will defray the cost of any Analysis of Manures purchased direct from them and duly Bampled, tho result of which may be proved to fall below the guaranteed standard, and also allow 4s 6d por ton per unit for the deficiency. Samples and further information may be obtained at the Works, Otahuhu, or at the Office, Railway Wharf. STORING. The Company is now prepared to enter into arrangements for storing General Merchandise, etc., at current rates. Tbb Stores have a line of rail running through the building to the end of the Rail way Wharf, 80 that all cartage, either by rail or vessel, is avoided. All goods stored are, ■ded and nnloaded under cover, hydraulic lift and other appliances being available. Cable Address, "Iceberg;" Post-office No., 113; Telephone, 106; Telephone, Chemical Department, 119.



CilJNWlfiJs nJßivv JN'# saaAjninoa, Sales la ISS2 5:«,292 Machine*. „ !881 f161.036 „ Jnurbasjs 42,258, w THUMB OUT OK EVERY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN THK WORLD AP SINGER'S. UPWARDS OV THHICE HUNDRED FIRST PRIZES I ! ! AND AT CIIKISTCHUECH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS. To be obtained at PKR 2/6 WEKK PKR 2/6 WEEK Only at 261, QnBBN-sTREET, Auckland, BEWARE OH" GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. SINGER BEWING MACHINE* W. C. DENNES, TMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. . If AND MACHINES. HOME SHUTTLE £3 10 0 PEEKLES.S WHITE 4 0 0 Kiustkk s UossmaN (with cover) 5 5: 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL I'IOED ..560 DOMESTIC 4 10 WERTIIEIM I 10 0 TREADLE MACHINES. WHITE (without > over) 6 10 0 WHITE (with cover ailrt leaf) .. .. 7-10 0 DOMESTIC: iwit'h li;:ii"l 6 10 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED .. 717 8 W. O. DENNKS, Qi/EEtf Stueet. IHBOMJOATE4CO.V CELEBRATED CHALLENGE prink V£LB ON, HI OiTE & COS CELEBRATED , PIT If B sl!,£i.\J?Kf> TKAS r DBOOTING SEASON, 1885 GUNS!! GUNS"!! GUNS!! D. EVITT, GUNMAKRR. 251, QUKKN STRKKT, AUCKLAND. I The advertiser having a very larue Stock of ' 3una. botii Breoech-l.Vidtng and Muzzle loa.i ng. has ro-inu ki>d them at a cousiderabl iKDUCI'ION POU GAtiH. £ s. H. Slnßlo bnnel Guns from .. .. 0 17 8 'Joublo-banol Uuns from .. ..300 iluuble-barrul 13.L. Guna from .. i 15 0 i nglo-barrol B.L. Guns from ..500 Ortls ar A Harvey's Hcut Quality r Diamond Grniu'Uunpowdor.. is 6d per It. KFF Uuujiowdor 3s Od „ ; Shot 0s ojd ~ Cartrldgo Cases, 12 nuago.Sa 6a and 7- p>i 1(10 : Kvkrv Othkb Kind op j-hootino Maikkial Kqually Cheap. KLKY'S CENTKAL FI!(E CARTUIDGKS. 13 Ruago, loaded with the New K.C. Powder. 3UN WORK OF KVERY DESCRIPTION UONK PROMPTLY AND EFFICIENTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED FIREWORKS. ' D. EVITT, 8 QUNMAKER AND IMPORTBB, J 254 — Queen-street, Auckland, — 254 Wholesale and Retail. '. «rSKND FOB PBICB LISTS. i CHRISTCIIURCH. j PROOF POSITIVE. At the N. Vj. Interha tioiml Exhibition of ISS2 Nklson. Moatk & Co.'s D Celebrated Pure Blended i) Teus wereacknowledptcd by three juil K i:s tlic best by pence jier 11.., but owing to an iiTcgularity a frivolous protest wus entered. Nmso n, | MoATtC & Co. throw lip u.o award (allliouKli not } compulsory) and clial lenneiltheopposingCom- I pany for another lest; conge(iuontly a Special Committee was called, an<l the leas taken out I of Uie clillerent eases by Mr. Tuqijcnny to bo 1 1'",1;110'1 In V lain papers 2 ~ (3 N.M.&CoIs l!( indilioii.s) g r a to bo sent, to an expert m i, Xl appoiilied by the Com- P 1 'A mittee ; but tlie said > L P Uomppny foarina their iij ft teas would not. stand O anotliur test, theirpric.es were reduced M. per lb., sptlieComin tteedceided Iliat in spite of the ir regularity they woe thoroughly convinced, from thcseparatecviilen ees of the juror, Unit the ilrst test was most severe and impartial. AlthoiiKhX.M.&Co.wero competing with scented mixtures, flavoured with oitiflciallyseonteil teas,,. Gold & Hii.vuk Mkda£ was awarded to tlicin. " PuiOKs: \ I II; 2/4, 2/8, 3/-, 3/4, & 4/ ---| NELSON, MOATJQ& CO Ask your Grocer for N. M- & CO.'S TEAS- & —■ c°- WELLINGTON. JY O U N G, - • GKNICKAL OHOCER, SHORTLANO ■ S T R X X T. f|\/fRS DOWN has XTA Just received a •Select Assortment of STAY MATERIAL, In every variety and colour. STAYS, CORSETS, HELT3. &0., &c. Upon tho latest improve Country orders punctu ally o^touded to, AH jitircela sent post (rue, MRS DOWN. Stay and Corsct-mskei* Upper Hobson-Btreet.



mm 1-"BUC TRUST Uf.nCK OF j MIBW SJKAI.ANI) of the bouefluiarliiß by ao doiog. **"> bta" Kin abaoluto guavontoe a K a nat lobb of undo by the fraud or dbshoiiPßty of Its orflcora. Tho Public Tnwtfc holds large enms of monej for Investment ou roiU security fit current rates of interoat Applications for advance on llrat mortffago will be roooivod at iho various a«en cles. where oil further particulars may bo ob tolned> R o. KAMItIITOM. Public TroHUM. K. P. Watkib Ag™!-. JB. B L A I X I B, • VICTORIA-STREBT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' & FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY Direct from Manufaoturkm, Has for Sale, at Low Ratea- Carpentera' Tools Nallß, Locks, HinKOl Kitchen Ranges Register Grates, In (jreat Variety Marble and enamelled Slate Mantelplecei Largest Stock in Auckland Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and othor Fenderi Galvanized Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zino Slate, Cement, and Plaster INSPECTION INVITED. i HELBONJOATE4CO4 SPECIALTY! :> I jte,1 "' texaa iLx^n 1' « kssj^ • BRANCHES 1 IIJCHIiANI», UVNEDIN, «nRIBT «;W!lKii:i!, WELLINGTON, 156. QVBB«f.BT., AIKIKLAND. AOENM EVMIYWHEHK. mHBNBWZKAIiANDGOVBBNMBIh X LIFE INSURANOU ASSOCIATION. ; ThißAmoclatinnitillio Oni.v Ojtkicb WHICH i'ohskbpksGovehn.muntSecuuity imdprolWrs to tho public iho combined advnntaßOS 0/ Mutual 1 ifk Assuha.nok LOWKST PIIKMU'MH iNVIOI.AUi.H STATUS QUAKANTBK, AMOUNT OV FUNDS. After 15 ream' cxistonco, tho Ofllco^usnow A'cci'Miii.ATKii Fl'nds txcicdicg One Million Sticki.in'" Kunf'sin.Tnrc, 1875 £100 PT.7 Fund* iv Jur.e. ISrfO £Jo 9 335 Kur,,l»jn i WS i mKR.. .. £l 000,000 Annual Ire,nocxr.o, da .. £245,000 The Anoolatlin oil'i-rs tho most LIBKRAL CONHITIoNS tXtailt, Urnn'-hefl In a'l llm viiroipal Towns In thi col'-nv, ini'l Aifn'iua at nil iho Money Ord<r Pout uiibis in iho colony. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. Tim Aa orintlon l» now incpaicd 'o imvob n»ilof>:> A-iur.iilaU'<l Kinidsi »a LOANS ON MnKM/AUK of IViuholi) L-i.d<lnthc Coonf. iit mo1 Kuvrrc it.vii'.s ch1 inhirksi. tc. h» uxltiit of li.lf Ilie Va'uo of Lhe uecuilß ip ioui ions for Loiina nf nit. lets thin £350 to b-i inii.ru :■< il to iliii Actint; GuL.crdl .Miu.u^or Wi'.lln.ii.n. p iii •i\ I'oi'iiir ct Application can ha obtalner nt ,hii It.ml Ollioo, iiiid at tho Odlcuß of till Dlslnei and llctiil n Aiicnts. By Order. D. M. LUrKIK. \k ing GciiLiil ilunaetr. 'Irad Ofllcn. Wi-.lliiiK-00, Juli. ISSJ. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. i Recommended by the First Physir cians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. OHAELBa HKBKKTH.] [ALEX. AITKEN. HTESKETH AND AITKEN ,v k .n,r.° Blml to Inform thoir Cuatomora and the Public generally Unit having cold tho whole of their labt yoar'a Slock of Clovera, etc., they are in a position to Offar au Kmircly Now Stock arriving per direct steamer Aoraniji, from Lon don, and per Mail Stoamer from San Francisco aa und«r, all current season's growth, consistinß TRiW,^ 1^ <Trefo"^^inoarnatum) TRKFOIL (Modicauo mipulina) LUCKIWE (Modioait) slvtiva) ALFALFA (Medicago Chiliana) TIMOTHY (Vhloun, PrateiuKl MKAUOW BgaSPAlt ICniMM™ orlstalux, RHFKi«i s-ifspTTi^S' <A1 °l'ecurua protonslß ?,, ,^T;J ". li-isCUK Festncn ovina) IJUOIi GitASS rorr^wnnl n 0 P°, rronc eemporvlrensl kV,V,i.T"i 00" iDaotylla glomurata) TURNIPS Quii™ TOP ABERDKKN They aro also Afionts for tho Bonoduat at Manufactured by the Auckland Manure Com pany, Sydney Boncdust and Flour, M n"».l 2nd Bone phosphates, Pi.tato and Orlise Manuroa D'NIOK OIL, SOAV, AND CaMOLJ COMPANY (LIJIITKIM. MANUFACTUHKU3OF STEARINE CANDLES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAP 3, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS WORKS-ST. ANN'S HKIDdK, PBNROBK WAKKHOUSK AND OKI-MCKS-LOWKB ALUKUT-ST., AUCKLAND. <!asS> Purnha«or« of TdUuw v^Thob. J, Harbutt, I / ' AIANOTAMUHKB OV CORN BROOMS, B|g^« wup»|kapai}mars tbljsphonb no.. .232. JOHN SO P P 'e~T~ HO USB. LAND. AN I) GKNKR AL COMMISSION AGKNT. N). 8, QUBKN-.HTKKKT. AT.SO. SOLE iHENT i'OS &IKSBUW DICKKSON AND BURNKTT'S nKLRBRATKD > T3ARDAWAHIA PALE ALE, faßnlkandßnttlß. "CW POSITIVE SALK, cheap, a per- J. fectly new Houbo of S rooms, fitted with TSsfflzftssssr- Houso a



T. R. p Rif. JU3tn»nt of Spect^l™,* forth.^^a ■■ Neuralgia of thoFaceuiflS 1 Kte* HtLPN by optical defects, andXpfßfrWn4ttla4 WITHOUT OPKUWiSSf^VO,^^ Speetac cc, made to conwt Pi^lfir"*. ground expressly ftj*. ttg^fe = . y to,en e voev^K ffi^ NoChargetoConamta^ Address ■— THRBK DOORS FUOMTHBATREpns, -*•• OPTICIAN • ° ° *• MATHEMATICAL AUQ wi™», INSTRUMENT'SII^ alwayblnTstock Spectacles and Eyo-Rlassea of J»~ accurate fit f uiranS 6VBII "^i v Opera Glasses of superior quallt* Telescopes, Binocular Field ofim, ~ 1 liepdolUes, Mining Compasses AW r OrainsKO Levels, PrismatloComS? 1 *"1' Drawlnpt Instruments, Scales Taffi D - Ships' Logs, Sextanto, CoranaS ldR5!«« B iromolerß ThorinoiiX^S® nf"lM KlMtric Bella, Batteries, aid SS1" 8 Maxne ie and Galvanic MedicU& Magic Lanterns and Slides,HandKft " Storooscopoa and Slides. ttraphoscSolllßll Steam Guaßes and TubW SallS? Amateur Phot graphte Camew 9 "tol > Be^reßisterlna; Aneroidßaroi»t«i INSTRUMENTS OF EVBBV KIKD BBPAU| D OPPOSITE THB^OBT.oif H^ " KEATING'S POWDER KKATING'S POWDER i , v KffiATING'S POWDER '~ Ir '• KILLS BUOg:'1 - ; FLRAB I MOTHS I B&ETLKS.. rnw Powdrii is Quite HAHBttog t» >,i mal Life, but is unrivalled in desto*Jfi' buKfl, cockroachos, beetles, niotta in fKS every other species of insect Bportameairin (lna this invaluable for QestawiflKfleuMi dORB, as also ladies for their pet flora. ■ * Tuis Akticle iub Fodnd bo Gftto a r'ii. that it has tempted others to vend a ewSw irtlclo in imitaflon. ThoPubUoarsCAoSft that the tins of the 'Kenulne powder beiS intOKraph of THOMAS KKATINa ■ ICKATINQ'S WORM TABLETS HEATING'S WORM TABWrs KKATINB'S WOHM TABLKPJ A Purely Vkqbtablk SwßßnniT.taSfi appcaranco and taste, furnishintf a mtihtunm ablomeUiod of administeringtSe oitoccrW. remedy for INTESTINAL ot^lffl WORMS. It la a perfectly sate mmZ paration, and is ospoolally adapted lorChilj!«i Sold in Tina byall Ckemlßta taaDrareE Proprietor! THOMita KEATINO.KnMi,, QTEEDMAN'S SOOTHING PDWDM KJ FOR '■'.- ! : . ; CHILDREN CUTTING TBBTH. CADTION TO PUECIIASEBS,. ' Tho tAio of this well-kn«wnFamflyMeai:!in has been largely tested in alj parts of tho-nrorld. and by all grades of society, for BBwitdil fifty years. Its well-carhed eilanalve sals has induced spurious mrrATioss, some o| which in outward appeabance so dosei resomhlo tha'orlivlnal as to have deceived ;juiy purchasers. Tho proprietor, therefore, fwli It duo to tho public to give a speiial cautioa ar.ainst tho use of such imitations. . , Purchasers aro therefore reimeeted caieWlj to observe the four following distinctive chir actoristics, without which none are genuine : -Ist—ln every case the words Johk Steed man, Chemist, Walworth. Sdreiit, are tt graved on tho (lovcHiiUent Stomp affixed to oach packet. 2nd—Each Single Powder has direction! tit the dose, and tho words J6hn StcMinffl, Chemist, Walworth, Surrey, printed thereon. 3rd—The name Stccdman is always Bpelt ml twoEE's. ~ 4 th—Tho nmnufaoturo is carried on solely In Walworth, Surrey. Sold in Packets by all Chetniste and MeUdnt Vendors, at Is lid to 2s 9d each. (:?;■ -■■■•? Apcnta: Kemithoknk, Pkossks akd Co- Auckland, Wellington, duistchtuxih, ud Dunedin, ..•.:■-■ ---DR. J. COLLIS BBbFNE'B UHLOKOUV.Na. ; ;,; THK ORIOINAI. and ONLY OKKTOI. Advioo to Invalids.—lf yon wiili lo obtain quli', r..'frußhinK sleep, (roe {ram headitle, ir'Af.l from imiuandanguitsh, tocaUuudunu(l ihe weary achings of prttraoted iSfteue, 1* vuorato tho nervous media,: and retraJata ths circ-uUt.ng systems of the Body, joa willprwUl youreuU wiih that marvellouf. remedj to cot-i-roJ b> Dr. J. CollU Broffae (late Ann) M ilic.l Stall), to which ho gave tie name ol CHLOItODY.Na, and whioh is admitted by o« profusion to bo the most nonderltlwd Till .•l :c ivm >:j ever discovered. ■:. :. ■ ' CHLOKOUYNE ia the best remedy taKFtta ouulis I'linsiiinp'ion, B.onchitis, Astlunu. UHLOUODYNXCa t3iikoacbnrmuiDi».ina!», *iid is tho only BpcciEc in Cholera sad Dj^ UdI.ORODYNE effe:tual!y. cutijWd iit,ioka iif EpUepej, Ujatoria, Palpltauon, m 'OHLORODYNK Is the only paßlttire la Neuralgia, uhfcumatiam, 6«ut, Cwoer,TMtn ache,Meningitis,&c. , ;" ~.j j.-Kii ■>'■'■'■ From Symes & Co., Pharmace*loslCim]itj, Medical Hull, aimla, January 6,1880. ToJ.a. Davenport, Esq.. 33, Great Rtt«Mrll-W^ Blo.jm=bury. London. Bear Sir,, We imhW thi3 opportuuiiy of conffratulatinwoiiiiponui wide+pnal reputation thh jnalr MM"I medicino, Dr. jioiasßrovvns'BChl(JWp"i«M oar..i-.d foritaciTnotonly inHlndo.t&o.bu till over th* Kaat. As a remedy (or Rencral me 'i we much question whether a better U miporieo into the country, anJ wo ehaU ba gW-to W« 1H flndiwt a phoa in every Adrl flpdlantoj ThV'ther bronds, wearo.'iappylow.f*"™ rolefcaud to the native bazairt, and, JaJ«W from ihSr sale, wo fane? .heir WW ;»{« will bobmuvaneacenu WecoaUmolilMto stanncs ad inilnitum of Me .cxufaordiMiT elllcacy of Dr. Guilis Browne^ Chlotodjne ta D'arrhoea, and Dysentery, Spasms. w«W, N .• ur.Jgia, the Vomiting of Pregnancy mm general so.-livive. that luyo occurred .iwte»g ixroonal observation durlug many jean- « Choloraio Diatrrhma, and ■ oven in tho wro terrible forms of Cholera :ltt& . J« "J wltnessod it) surprisingly controlling PW|; We havonrvorusedany other tormott«iw«! cine than Collis Browne's, from •f™^ lion thatii ia d.cidedly tho best, w**™^ teiibo of duty we owe to the profewton wdtta public, es wo are of opinion that thoaubsulww of any oth«r than Collis Brownea »•» ÜBBRATB HKEAOH OK KAITH O«»'g THE OHKMIST TO PRESOMBS AND «■» alike. Wu are, Sir, faithfullyJo»*TSs Co.. Members of the Pliarm. 6*S Britain, His Excollenoy the Vicoroy'eCnenus* CAUTION.-Vioe-Chancellor Sir W. R* Wood stated that Dr. J. CoUb Bhwm >J2 undoubtedly, tha Inventor of CU»tm&Mj»J ihe story of tho defendant liberatoly untrue which, h«, raweto* jy§ hud been sworn to.—Seo me iiuies, •»* 18Sold in bottle, at is *&*»£*ss. each. None is Rflnulno without"» "»^ „. ALMOST as PALA^BLEasHUI VoMtmnp, the these two vslnaHe»med»«m J^rf. degree. Wore eulij *W**££"iud luted than in the crude foj ™, especially desirable for £ wasting eh ildren «nd pe«ow f-tble digestive power, and Mi • OF CHILimEM, ; ; AR^-IEDI'FOKSCrvOFUUr InflitnmHtlon of the Tnro i«n^ , For sale by all CbemWs. v r. '•