HELENSVILLE FLOUR HILLS COMPANY.

Thk third annual mooting of this Company waa held on Friday in tho offico of Mr R. K. Davis, Soherff'a Buildings, Fort street. Nine shareholders were present, and Mr F. Maaefield occupied the chair. In thoir report the directors regret that, owing to improvements to mill and machi nery and the excessive competition in the (lour trade, they are unable to declare a dividend. The profit and loss account showed an increased debit of nearly £400, ! while the mill showed an increased asset. The profit balance, £742 6s lid, , waa carried to credit of assets, tho latter now reaching a total of £5,009 10s Bd. Tho dotails of the profit and , loss account are as follows : — Dr. :To balance, £344 4s 7d; wheat account, £2,923 12s 7d; bags, £254 4s Cd ; wages, £434 9s Gd ; expenses, £218 17s 9d; insurance, £62 10s Od; discount, £130 13s 4d; total £4,374 12s 3d. Cr. : .By flour account, £3,313 9s lid; flour in hand, C 120; wheat, £85 15s ; sacks, £113 0s 5d ; bal ance, £742 Ga lid: total, £4,374 12a 3d. Thoroportand balanco sheot wore adopted. Tho Chairman suggested that it might be advisable to lease the mill, in order to make it more remunerative. Considerable discussion ensued, and on the motion of Mr A. McLeod, seconded by Mr Bates, it was resolvod, "That the electors bo authorised to leaso (he flour mill lor three or more years, or to sell the same." Messrs R. K. Davia and R. Lester wero elected, diroctorc and the meeting closed.

SPORTING NEWS.

TaUapu_a^ gWwiag The following nominations » last night-for the T a kap Bn » ft"*** Meeting, which takes pl aoe J'r SP% the 28th instant:- n SaNay fcfL^e^^cgr^a.' £®J»_tt£Sfe*

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The ordinary weekly meeting of the Board of Education was held yesteraay afternoon. Pre sent: Messrs i.uke (Chairman), Carr, Goldie Upton, Moat, and (new members) J. M. Lennox and Frank Lawry.

Chairman's Rbpokt,—This report was brought, up, stating tnat tenders had been in vited for repairs to teacher's dwelling at Mount Kden, also regretting the death of Mr Restall, head master of Parawai School; also approving of temporary arrangements, and sanctioning the holiday to Newton East School; allowances, school forniture and other small matteis.—The report was adopted. Kules and Regulations.—The discussion on the rules and regulations drawn up by the aDpointed committee was postponed for a fort night. Applications.—Several applications were re ceived from Avondale, Kaiwaka, Mongcnui, and other school districts for repairs to school builcHugs, &c.-Mr Gold<e said that a great many of theae applications wore for repairing and painting, and ho thous;ht some fixed rnlo should baiaid down as a HUide to the Board, hue no action was taken in the matter.—The Chairman of tho Driving Creek School wrote withdrawing their resignation, as the Com mittee had determined to hold on until the end of tho term. Scholarships.—Six junior and three semir scholarships will be oifered for eompatitiou J August, 1886, according to the conditions ■■•% forth in the Board's Regulations for i"i.» establishment of scholarships.

The remainder of the business consistel .>' correspondence relating to teachers and . c passing of current acoountß.

WAITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL.

Tjie monthly meeting of the above Council was hold yesterday afternoon, there being present; Crs. Mays (Chairman), Laing, Cantwell, Monk. McLood, Lloyd, Smyth, and Sinclair.

Half-yearly Accounts. — The Chairman submitted the accounts for tho half year ended 30th September last. They were as follow :—General Account Receipts: Contrac tors' dopoßits, £39 la; Road Board contributions, P.TI IDs; Blaughter-houßO licenses, £18; riding rates, £613 10a 8d; publicans' licenses, £328: sundry, £2 11s; grant for general purposes, £3,38911s lid; total, £3,428 12a Bd. Expenditure. Printing and advertising, £16 4s: contractors' deposits refunded, £110; contributions to Koad Boards, £112103; interest on overdraft, £2 13s Id; Lioonsing Act expensos, £J5 12s Id; ouice rent and oxponsea, £15 17s 9d; salaries, £66 13s dd;' travelling expenses, £29 Is Sd; com mission on rateß, £1 15a 3d; stamps and Stationery, *21 jSj ld; general county works, £1,517 7a 2d. Total, £2,032 15s Bd, Special accounts; Loan under U and B, C. Act, £109; bank overdraft. £356 Gi Id; aggregata receipts, £3 S2J lie. special expenditure: Babylon main road, £34010s 2d ; main Bast Coast Road, £1,114 la 3d; main West Coußt Road, £1,410 los 3d; Waikomiti-Manukau Heads Road. £157 4s 6d; Great North Road, £220 13s 7d; New Lynn-Huia Road, £219 2a; Waikomiti Station Road, £4 i7s; Wado-Kaukapakapa, £19 3s 6d; aggregate ex penditure. £5,501 8b lid; cash in hand, £12 Is 8d WADE-KAUKArAKAPA Road.—A letter waß received from Jbunningham and King, offering to five, free of coat, tho land required for the extui.siou of tliemnin road trom the Wade to Kuukapnkapa, providing the Council undonook to fouco botn eidoa of tho oxtenaion within threa y eara —It was resolved to accept tho offer on the terms namoJ, and it was agreed to have a conveyance prepared at the Council's expense. Proposed Wharf at Waiwera. — With re;;_rd to tho proposal to erect a wharf at Wai wara, tne Chairman stated that ho had written to the Hot springs Co, asking whether. if tho Counoii were willing to borrow the £4,000 required for the purpose of constructing tho wharf, according to plans to be approved by tho Company, the directors would give the Council a guarantee to maintain the wttarf, collect tho tolls, and pay the Council tho annual charge for interest and (•inking fund. The money could be borrowed at 6 per cent., with a sinking fund of 2 per cont. Tho Company had repliod stating their willingness to give tho guarantee stipulated, and aaked that tho neceßsary deed should be prepared as speedily as possible.—The Chair man theroupon moVed (1) " That in terms of Section 32 of the Counties Amendment Act, 1885, application bo made to the Govern ment to consiituto this Council a Harbour board for tho purpose of having jurisdiction over that part of the East Coast lying between the Whaj guparoa Peninsula .and the Waiwera River. (2) That a i soon aa such powers are conferred upon the Council, application be made for a special loan of £1,000, for the purpose of erecting a wharf at Waiwera on the conditions agreed upon between tho Council and the Waiwera Hot SpriugaCo., viz., that tho plan of tho pro posed wharf Bhail ho approved by tho Company, that tho directors maintain the wharf, collect and retain the tolls, and guarantee under bond to pay the Council the annual charge for the interest and sinking fund on the cost of the wharf." — The uhairman remarked that the Council wonld have no liability in the matter, being merely the medium for the Company.— The resolution was seconded by Cr. Sinclair,and carried.

Bikkenhead. —It was agreed, at the request of tho Birkcnhead Road Board, to oxpend tho portion of the rates col lectod in that district upon the part of tho road Eouth of the Cut Hills recently formed by the Council, tho monoy to bo spent in com- SletinK and levelling tho formation and metal ng the same.

t com A —It was resolved upon the Chairman's motion to urge tho Minlstor for Public Works, to reduce tho rates for the conveyance of scoria by rail on the Kaipara line in consideration of the large quantity of scoria, used by the Council. Shoal Bay Culvert.—Messrs Boylan and Lundon reported that the foundation of the box culvoit at the Shoal Bay reclamation, and the box itself, having been cbndemned by them. Mt Lovett was now with their sanction taking out the box with tho intention of fixing it a few chains southward. It was anticipated that Mr Lovett'a two contracts will be finished within a moutn. Tho Chairman remarked that this in forinatioD would relieve tho minds of the Dovonport pooplo

Goodwin's Hill.—Ro the Goodwin's Hill cutting, it was reaalvcd to request tho Engineer to take levrls for the 10ft cutting, with an Sft embankment at the bottom, and that a box culvert be constructed instead of the bridge.

Lucas's Ckekk —TheEogineer was instructed to preparu plans for the completion of iJunn'e contract on the Lucas's Creek aud Wade Koad. Main Kast Coast Road.—The B> gineer wae also instructed to prepare plans and specifica tions for works requited on tho Main Kast Coaut Road (Lako to Waiwera), to the extent of the srooial grant for the ensuing year.

Luminous Paint. — Walter Bayno wrote advocating the uso of this paint.—The Engineer was directed to teat samples and to report upon sumo.

Waikomiti—A petition from Waikomiti ratepayers complained or the damage caused to the railway station and the Manukau Heads Uoad by me hoavy loads taken by bullock drays on narrow tires. They suggested that the width of tiros should bo regulated: Referred to Fi anco Committee, with power to frame by law if necessary.

Compensation Claim?.—The Chairman and Cr. Alison were appointed to act in conjunction with tho Harbour hoard in considering com pensation claims re Shoal Bay reclamation. The Chairman said he understood that thoso claims had now beon abandoned.

Tenders.—'l enders were received as follo-ws: For forming and metalling a section of the Waikomiti main road : John O'Donoghuo, £207 12a; Rowland Hill and H. Hord, £229; John II Evans, £223 17s. A tender by Donovan wat informal.—O'Donoghue's tonder wus accepted. -Tho Engineer's estimate was £21d 12?. For formation of Great North Road, just beyond the Cemotory Koad:-Hugh Fulton. £4411 John Sinclair. £39!; RjwJand Hill, £J95; John O'Donoghue, £130 l'Jj ; John H. Kva. b, £193 IS. fainclair'tf tender was accepted. The Kn_inoer'e estimate was £169.

Akarimu.—lt was resolved that the Ararimu road diai net shou d be dissolved, and merged in tho county. Clerk of Works.—The question of appoint ing a Clerk of Works for each riding was re ferred to a coinruitteo to bring up a report at next meeting. Waitakbkri West Koad. — Mr Smyth moved : •■ That tho metalling of that portion of the Waitakerei West Road, near Mr Uilworth't house, bo completed."- The motion was agreed

This concluded the busines

BOUCICAULT'S DRAMATIC SEASON.

(■by TELEonArir.—riiE.ss association.)

Christchurch, this day. The great dramatist, Dion Boucicault, arrived in Christchurch yesterday from the South. He was met at the Btation by the Mayor, and escorted to his hotel. In tho evening he made his debut at the Theatre Royal before a brilliant house, and, together with his talented and beauti ful wife, received an ovation, His brief success promises to bo an immense success. After six nights he goes hence to Welling ton and Auckland. His own beßt plays— "The Shaughran," "Arrah na Pogue," and " The Colleen Bawn," will be produced in succession.

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Auctions. „ vattfl [rout, miai>i,ky TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At Noon. ST. AUBYN-STREET, VICTORIA TERRACE, DEVONPORT. MESSRS VAILE AND BRADLEY Have been favoured with instructions from Mr Hemy Petry. who is leaving Auckland, to sell by public auction at his Residence, Bt. Aubyn-street, Victoria Torrnco (near Public School), Dovonport, on Tuesday, 10th taßt., at 12 o'clock noon, ALL HIS NEW AND WKLL ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE AND EFFECTS. Also, All that Parcel of hand comprising parts of Lot* 31 32, 33, of the subdivision into lots ol pait of Allotment 17, or Soction 2, having a frontage of 51 foot C inches to St. Aubyn-streot, with the well-flnished Houao of 9 rooms, oreeted about 1 months, pleasantly and conveniently Bltuated ; fine garden, rich volcanic soil; Bplon dld view o£ Kangltoto and Harbour from property. VAILE & BRADLEY, Auction Merchants, Quoen-streot. ■w. s. coqhrane] [JAs, daore WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 108 ACRES, PAREMOREMO. 120 ACRES, OKAHU. The Subscribers will soil at their Rooms, Oueen- Btreei, on Wednesday, 11th inst, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENTS 09 and 70, Pavish of Paroraoremo, containing 168 acres. Lota 53, and Part Lot 61, Parish of Okahn; containing l.Oacrea, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, 9. COOHRANE| IJAS. DAORB WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. ALMA-STREET, NEWMARKET. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, lltn November, at 12 o'clock, A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, con _/V talnlng 8 rooms, with Bath-room, Kitchen, and Soullery. Good Well with Force Pump, Water Tanks, &c. The allotment has 50 feet frontage to Alma-street, Newmarket, by 107 foet deep, and is very conveniently situated. The greater part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Anctlonoera. W. S. OOOHRANEJ I.TAS. DAORB WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES ON THE WATER FRONTAGE, HOBSON'S BAY. TO BE LEASED FOR FORTY YEARS. The SubßOribers have reoeived inßtruotions from the General Trust Board of the Dioceae of Auckland to Lease by Auction, at their Booms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, Novem ber 11, at 11 o'clook, for a term of Forty Years, FOUR GRAND BUILDING SITES, situated on the St. Stephen's Estate. Pjir noil, having all extensive frontages to Hobaon's Bay, and enjojing most lovely views, which can nererbeshut ont, and are not excelled in the neighbourhood. Lot 1 has 128 feet road frontage, and contains 3 roods and 10 perches; adjoins the resi dence of Seymour George, Ksq. Lot 2 has 108 feet road frontage, and con tains 3 roods 1 perch. Lot 3 has 105 feet road frontage, and con-. tains 2 rooas and 33 porches. Lot 4 has 142 feet road frontage, and con tains 3 roods and 3d perches. Conditions of Sale and Plan can bo seen at the Offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers; A, MORTON.] [T. M. JAOKSOI^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, At 12 o'clock. EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS, Durham street. By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court at Auckland. The undersigned have been Instructed to sell by Publlo Auction, at their Rooms, Durham-street West, on Wednesday, the 11th November, at 12 noon, T OT 3 of a sub-division into lots of Allot •*-* ment U, section 49, Village of Onohunga. The Property is situate at Norman's Hill, One hunga, and there Is erected thereon a 6-roomed House, now in the occupation of Mr P. R. Syers. Further particulars may be obtained and con ditions of sale Inspected at the Office of the Auctioneers. MORTON & JACKSON, Auctioneers. A, MOBTON] [T. M. JACKSON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, Messrs MORTON & JACKSON Will offer for sale by public auction, on above date, at their rooms, Durham-street, 1 PC A A SHARES IN THE WAI -IOUV WKEA HOT SPRINGS COM PANY (LIMITED), at 11 o'clock. WE-DNESDAX, NOVEMBER 11, 1885, At 12 o'clock. REMUERAI REMUERA! AYRTON! AYRTON! VILLA SITES ! VILLA SITES 1 Frontages to Orakei Road and Victoria Avknue.



WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, At Noon. IMPORTANT SALE OF SURPLUS FARM STOCK. ( The undoraigned hns recolvcd instructions from David Nathan. Esq.. to sell at Whitford Park, near Howick, on Wednesday, November 11, commencing at noon, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOCK :- HORSES: 2 Draught Maros, •in foal to Nover Mind Him 3 Barren Farm Maren 5 Colts or Fillicß, 2 or 3 years, by Roseborry or Novor Mind Him 5 Yearling:) by Hoseborry or Nivor Mind Him A Thoroughbred Mare by Panic, In foal to Leonidas A Thoroughbred Mure by Patriarch, with foul at foot to Loonidas, as grand a hunter as was ever backed A Thoroughbred Maro by Panic, not in foal Yoarling Filly by Leonidaa CATTLE: 100 Stocra, from 2 to 1 years old ■10 Cows and Heitors SHEEP! 300 Longwoollod Ewes 10C Four-toothed Longwoollod Ewes 100 Two and four-toothed Wethers 10 Half-bred Soutbdown and Leicester Ram Hoggets G Leicostor Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. ryfk HEREFORD BULLOCKS 8 \y A few choice two-yoar-old Ilolforn, brod by Mr Edward Uoatos. Mutakohe 20 Ajrahlrc Heifers, two nnd throe years, bred from Imported Stock 10 Devon Heifers A Yearling Devon Bull The Pure-bred Alderney Bull, " Prido of Australia " ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. THE HAYM AR X E T. f yy OO L gAL R, FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL HE HELD ON WEDNESDAY 18th NOVEMBER, WOOLPACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND.



TUESDAYS. THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'clock. ALFRED 3UCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11th, 18S5, At 12 noon, OWNERS LEAVING THE DISTRICT, CHOICE FREEHOLD. J. R. RANDERSON, Having been instructed by tho Proprietors, will soli as above at liia Mart, Qucen-Btraet, Auokland, the following :— ALBERT ROAD, NORTH SHORE.- Two-story Houae ot 11 Rooms, with 10 .flreplacea (1 register?). 7 cupboards, water laid on, sink drain, waah house (copper), nevor faillng spring of wator: allotment, 80ft frontage x 275 deep. Also (adjoining), SUPERIOR NEW HOUSE of eierht rooms, throe register grates, new range, wardrobo, cupboards, large rooms, gas and fittings, fowl-house; allotment. 53 x 270. Again, SIX-ROOMED HOUSE and Scullery, three registers, range, dado in hall and kitchen, two cupboards, Bink with water laid on, allotment, 10 x 266. Also, behind above, New and Convenient Four-roomed Cottage, completely finished, and several well-situated allotments. The whole ot these Superior Properties command most delightlal and ex tensive marine viewe looking toward Tiritiri and the Barrier. MOZELEY AVKNUK. NORTH SHORK.- Two New and Elegantly Furnished Nine-roomed Villas, fitted up with gas, gas fittings and globe, gas stove, electric bells, wash-house with cop per, also flower gardens in beautif nl order; al lotmsnts, each 80 x 75 ; view most extensive. CHKLTENHAM FIRS.-Corner of Vauxhall and Grove Roads, having 100 ft frontage x 150 desp, with Eleven-roomed House, 5 fireplaces, stove, safe, concrete tank, wood and waah houscs; large rooms, 15 x 20, and 16 x 10; gas in 2 rooms, and half arrangements are made for 3 or i additional rooms upstairs, at a small cost. This fine property commands a grand view ot the whole of the Cheltenham Beach, the Hauraki Bay, and islands and mountain ranges beyond; also. North Head and Mount Victoria, and portion of the harbour. Ihe Allotment Is planted with ornamental and fruit trees, latter in full bearing. Most of the above properties are directly on the route of the new line of tramways. NORTHCOTE, on Main Road.—2 Allotments being lots 1 and 2, subdivision of part of lota 52 and 53, and having 132 ft frontage, by depth of 231 ft; gocd building sito. Also, AVONDALE, ROSEBANK ESTATE.-Next the corner of Great North Road. Allotment having about 111 ft frontage x 230 ft; situated close to Railway Station and Schools. THimSDAY,I«)VEMBER~f2~ MOUNT ALBERT. OWNER LEAVING FOR EUROPE. J. R. RANDERSON Having been instructed by H. Van de Wyngaert, Esq., who is leaving for Europe, will sell as above on the promises, mHAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY J. KNOWN AS BENFIELD HOUSE. MOUNT ALBERT. With about ii acres land, including lots 23,31, 32 of the Benfleld Estate (some being rich volcanic). Tho position is unrivalled, close to Railway Station and Main Road. 'Bus commu nication constant. The building la in first-class order, and has 10 rooms ; Thile the outbuildings are most commodious, consisting of stable, cow shed, buggy-house, fowl-houses, &c. The pro perty is well planted with large shelter orna mental trees, and has an excellent kitchen garden. Also, THE WHOLE OF1 ME HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, LIVE AND DEAD STOCK. Consisting of 2 Novel Bedroom Suites (8 pieces), specially imported, in light wood, beautifully painted ; New Semi-grand Piano (by Pleyel, of Paris, the best world-known makers), in black .mahogany case, oiiginal cost over £100; best Tapestry Suite Op'eces); Cheffonier (plate-glass top); Telescope Dining-table Billiard Table (half-size); real Oil Painting, " The Ship wreck," by Henry R. Rozer, and other ele- Kant Pictures; numerous Books, Kitchen Uten sils, " Housewife" Stove, Garden Tools, &c.; 2 Horses, ride or drive: useful Buggy, aa gooa as new; 3 Saddles (1 lady's); 3 Sets Harness; a lot of first-claßs Fowls and Ducks (various breeds); Lady's New; Biding Habit (blue diagonal), Groom's Suit (new), with Leather Breeches, Overcoat, &c, complete; Gentleman's Riding Suit; Grand Dinner fa'er"ti c, inlaid in Blue and Gold, and consisting of 70 pieces. Tho sale will commence at 12.50 p m. sharp. The Property will ba told or leased at I.SO p.m.; the Horses and Live Stock at 2.30 p.m. Luncheon provided. On view any day up to day of sale. 'Buses, which paßs close to the property, leavo corner of Victoria-street at 11.45 a.m., 12.15 p.m., nd 2.15 p m., returning at convenient intervals. Trains leave Auckland 10.50 a.m., returning from Mount Albert 6.10 p.m.



MESSES MORTON and JACKSON Have received Instructions to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Durham-street West, on Wednesday, Nov. 11; at 12 o'clock noon, ALLOTMENTS 75 AND 98, JA. SECTION 16, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage to Vlo ' toria Avenue, Orakei Road, Bemuera, and adjoining the properties of Mr D. Fallen, Mr Tothy, and Mr McMillan. It has been sub divided into suitable lots for villa residences, and views obtainable from this propeicy are ex ceptionally good. As this valuable property . will be submitted to the publio without any reserve whatever, we should advise those who intend building to view this property before settling elsewhere, and not let this opportunity escape them. It is within 10 minutes' walk of the Hemnera Railway Station and 'Buses pass the property every half hour. Gas is laid down the victoria Avenue and Orakei Road. Terms: 15 per cent, cash, balance at 7 per cent, for any term not exceeding 5 years. Title: Land Transfer. I4tho. Plans at our Office. MORTON & JACKSON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, At 2 o'Clook. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR. LAND TRANSFER TITLE. The undersigned have received instructions to sell at their Mart. Shortland-ttreet, Auck land, on Thursday, the 19th day of November. 1885. at two o'clock in the afternoon, by order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Auckland, , A LL THAT PIECE OF LAND IN THE J% PARISH OF WAITKMATA. COUNTY OF EDEN, containing 32 perches, more or leas, being lot 21 of the subdivision of Allotment 23 of Section 2 of the Suburbs of Auckland, the whole of land In Certificate of Title, Volume 33. Folio 217. lind Buildings Ijtaereon, erected. For conditions of sale, plan of property, and Jurther particulars, apply to Messrs Dignan and Armstrong, Solicitors, 4 an<J 9, Imperial Chambers, Auckland. VAILE &"DOUGLAS, Auctioneers FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, DURHAJOARDS. sJhe undersigned will sell at the Durham Yards 1 on Friday, November 13, at noon, mHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE JL 'LAZARUS, with all his Engagements. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. ÜBWMAHKET SALE POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. Op Account of the Holidays. The undersigned will hold their next Weekly •Sale at the Junction Yards, on Wednesday instead of Tuesday, when tney will sell, TfiA FAT O X E N JtO" 1,200 Fat Sheep * ■ ' ' • Fat Lambs Dairy and Store Cows Veal Calves, HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. DURHAM YARDS, XTf 0 0 L g A L E. The undersigned will hold their first Wool Sale of the season ON MONDAY* NOVEMBER 23, HUNTER AND NOLAN, > , Ancfcjpneem



1 J. R. R ANDERS ON, Auctioneer, .WEDNESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER Next, At 11 o'Clook. TAURANGA—BAY OF PLENTY. The undersigned have been favoured with In structions from the Executors under the will of the late William JUouglaa to sell by Public Auction, on the Premises, on the aboye date, THE FREEHOLD OF THE WELL KNOWN MOUNT St. JOHN FARM comprising 100 acres or thereabouts of first-class Land, all fenced, sub-divided, and in grass or crop, together with the Dwelling Houses, Supsrior Accommodation for Dairy purposes and well-arranged necessary out-buildinea. Garden and orchard are in perfect order, the latter beinst stocked with carefully selected trees just about full bearing. ! This Property is well known in the district as one that haa been judiciously worked to a high state of cultivation, and as a dairy farm is un surpassed. The Stock is flrst-class throughout, and, to gether with all Implements, may be taken over at a valuation by the purchaser of the farm. The Auctioneers confidently recommend this property, and invite the attention of intending Investors to the Mount St. John Farm as one of the most eligible in the market. The whole of the Household Furniture and Effects in the Estate will be sold by auction on the Bame date. Further particulars on application to . TURNER AND BUDDLE, Auctioneers, Tho Strand, Tauranga. • TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. FALCON AND CHeIhIRE-STREETS, PARNELL. D. F. E~V AN S Will sell by public auction, at his Land Mart Queen-street, on Tuesday, November n, at 12 0 clock, EjULCON AND CHESHIRE- STREETS, X? PABNELL..TWO HOUSES, each 1 and Rooms, water laid on: erected on allotment 66x100. This Freehold Property has frontages to two Btreets,. and well worthy the attention ot investors and speculators. Full particulars on application to I D, F, EVANS, Auctioneer,.



[WEDNESDAY, 11th NOVEMBER, 1885, I Noon. MELROSE, NORTH SHORE,' LOT M 7. (Tho Pick of the Estate). R. C. GREENWOOD Will soil by Public Auction, at his mart, Vulcan Laae, on above date, nt noon, LOT 147, of the Molrose Estnto, North Shoro, having 123?t frontage to Cowper streot. by a depth of 150 ft; water frontage. Together with a two-roomod Cottage thereon oreoted. Orchard of choice Fruit Trees, etc.; lot fenced. At presont occupied by tho owner, Mr N, , Kraft, who la leaving for the old country. Also, CITY PROPERTY, CITY PROPERTY. ALBERT-STREET. A LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, Having 59ft Gin frontage to ALBERT-STREET, by a depth of 00ft. SUITABLE FOR A MANUFACTORY, WAREHOUSE, etc. Boing WITHIN 100 YARDS OF QUERN-STREET. Easy grade A good BRICK BUILDING! on tho Proporty. bringing in lOi por weok. Terms easy, R, C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION AT THE NEW STORES, WYNDHAM-St, GLENMORE ! LENMORB! GLENMORE ! LENMORE! f^i LENMORE ! VJLENMORE ! Ci LENMORE! VJfLKJSMORE! Ci LENMORE! VJTLENMORE ! NEW NORTH ROAD.



K. 0. OABItI fB. I), TONKH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, At 12 o'Olock. ' TIiHEATRE T>OYAL. JLUKATRK .LVOYAL. THEATRE T>OYAL. HKATRK J.VOVAI;. THEATRE ROYAL AND SIX SHOPS. SHOP AND THREE-STORY BUILI> INO, VICTORIA-STREET. TO CAPITALISTS, THEATRE MANAGERS, MERCHANTS, SPECU LATORS, AND OTHERS. B. TONKH & CO, Have received instructions to noil by auction on Wednesday, November 25. at 12 o'clock, mHE miIEATRE "OOYAL, AND BLOCK OP SIX SHOPS, THE SHOP AND THREK-STORY BUILD ING, VICTORIA-STRKKT. The Loaeo Una 50 youi'B to run at a low Rround rant. Pull particulars can ba had from Auctioneer?. The abovo Block 1b woll known as ono of the moat RRinmanrtlru: niton in tlio City of Auckland, la In the contra of tlio busiest pnvt of Qucon atroot, and nooda no commant to add to Ita pre sent and prospective valuo. B. C, DARK. I [B. D. 50NKS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, At 11 o'clock. 0 IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. DESIRABLE SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF AUCKLAND MARKET. B. TONKS& CO.



THIS LARGE and VALUABLE ESTATE Will be sold at noon on tho above data at tho LARGE AND COMMODIOUS STORES, WYNDHAM-STREET, Above tho " Boll" Office, nnd adjoining the SHAKSPEARE HOTEL. Affording, without oxeoption, tho boat oppor tunity over offered to the public of obtaining good Freehold Allotmonta with main roml frontage ; hoalthy locality, lino viowa, and easy dletanco of tho City. THE PROPERTY IS CUT UP INTO OAA CHOICE VILLA AND RESIDENCE SITES. The streets are all laid out with a view to hoalth and lying to tho sun, each Ofi foot wide. Intending purohaaera will do well to make enquiries and pick their Lot. TERMS: One-fifth Cash. Balance may remain on Mortgage. Special arrangements made with any person wishing to Build. THIS CHANCE OF OBTAINING LARGE FREEHOLD LOTS With Good ViOW9, GAS AND WATER. 'BUS AND RAIL, And being within 10 minutes from tho General Fostoflioe, ought not to bo missed by any person who wishes for a comfortable homo or business aite.



TITLE: LAND TRANSFER ACT. SPECIAL ATTENTION -la called to the Trams, the line for which is at present being laid by the Tramway Company along Symonds street, and will bo wlthfh two minutes' walk o£ the property. CALL FOR PLANS. R. 0. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, NOON. GOOD INVESTMENT. OWNER LEAVING AUCKLAND. NEWTON ROAD, NEAR KARANGAHAPE. THREE GOOD COTTAGES. ALLOTMENT ABOUT 33 x 160 FEET, HAV ING ABOUT 21 YBARB OF LKASK UN EXPIRED, AT A GROUND RENTAL OF ONLY £6 PER YEAR. TO BE SOLD by auction, at Arthur's Mart, on Thursday next. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, Noon. PINE GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, OR HOMESTEAD SITE. RICH VOLCANIC SOIL, NEAR MOUNT EDEN. R. ARTHUR ' Has been favoured with instructions from MrT. Hays to sell by public auction at his Estate, Land, and House Sale-rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, November 12, at 12 o'clock noon, rriHAT WELL-SITUATED PROPERTY _L being part of Allotmont No 115, noar Mount Eden Road, containing about eight acres of rich voloanio soil, the whole has been ploughed, and under cultivation, having a large road frontage, pleasantly and conveniently situated. A good opportunity for procuring a well situated, healthful site for a Gentleman's Reßi denoe or nice Homestead. THURSDAY, 19th, NOON. PITT-STREET, JUNCTION OF VIN CENT AND GREY-STREETS. SPLENDID POSITION. EXTENSIVE VIEW. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured with, instructions from the owner (who is about to remove into the country) to sell by public auction, at hiß Estate, Land, and Houso Sale Rooms on Thursday, 19th, at 12 o'clock noon,' mfIAT MOST FAVOURABLY JL SITUATED FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with Shop and Residence (now occupied by Mrs Walters as a Milliner's Shop) in Pitt street, at the Junction with Vincent and Grey-streets, commanding an extensive and beautiful view at front and hack, making it a most pleasant, healthy, and desirable place of residence, at the same time a first-class business position. The Premises are conveniently arranged; the allotment is large and nicely planted; a Rood well of water, &0., &o. Cards to view oan be obtained at the office. DURHAM YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, every Tuesday, at II o'olook, HIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, and SKIKS, •UUNTBR AND NOWf,



Havo received inntrucilnna to sell, on Widnot day, Docenibor 9, at oleven o'clock, THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE SOUTH HKAD HUN. containing 9,801 ucros, of which about 8,500 nro Beourely fenced, situate about 20 milas from the llelenovllle Railway Siuiion, and witlun throo days' easy drive with cattle from Auckland. This property is well watered, naturally fertilo. and has boon considerably improved by laying down por nmnont paaturo. Thero are two homostonds. besides workmon'a cottagei), erected on diflbrent parts of the property, which, if not sold in one lot, will be offered as follows :— Lot 1 contains 1,119 aeros. adjoins tlio proporty of Judgo Ponton, is unfenced, and bounded on tho west by the Lake. Lot 9 containß 3,170 (\cres, fonced and sub divided; a portion In Knglish grass and clover, with v comfortable homestoad and small orohard ; two largo froth-water lakes near tho homeatoad, and included within the fencing is a blook of 3,410 acres Govern mont land, rented (or a term of 21 years at £5 por annum. Lot 3 containß 3,076 ncres, foncod and divided into 5 paddocks; portions havo been surface sown, other parts ploughed; in all about 800 acros aro in praes. Thoro aro two labourers' cottages on this property, which is boundod on the south-west by tho Lake Ototoa, con taining about 500 acres. Lot 4 contains 2235 acros, is fenced nnd sub divided ; about 1,500 in English grasses, and with a comfortable Homestead. Steamers from Helonsville pa's tho landing daily; tho trip from Auckl»nd by rail and eteamor occupies about G hours. For further particulars apply to Mr William AitKon, Mr Alfred Buckland, or tho Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, At Twelve o'Clock, BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. MARINE PARADE. MARINE PARADE. WATER FRONTAGE. WATER FRONTAGE. PONSONBY. ALLOTMENT, MAUNGAKARAMBA. ALLOTMENTS, SUBURBS OF GRAHAMSTOWN, COUNTY OF MARBDEN.



D. F. EVANS Has reoivod instructions from the Registrar of the Supreme Court, to sell by public auction, at his Auction Mart, Queen-streot (next "Herald "Office), mHE UNDERMENTIONED JL PROPKRTIKS :- Sections G and 7. and Allotment 12, of Section 1 of tho subdivision of Aliot mont 1, of Section 8, of tho Suburbs of AucKland, Southern portion of Allotmont 128, of tho Parish of Maungakaramoa, containing 41 acres and an undivided moiety of Allot monts 10, )3, M, 15. 10. 21, 23, 20. and of western portion of 25. of the Suburbs of Grahamßtown, containing 103J acres. Tho Auotionoer begs to draw special attention to tho above proporties. That at Marine Parade ia the wpll-known property of Mr W. Sloane. Section 7 contains Lots 1, 2,3. 4. S, G, 7, 8, and 9, having o, total frontago of 580 feet to Marine Parade, extending dawn to tho beach, having a water frontago of about 600 feet, and also front ing Bella Vista Road 122 foot, and Short-street 139 feet, beautifully laid out as gardon, orchard, &c.: together with tho COMFORTABLE RKBI DBNCtt and Out-buildings thoreon erected, the whole forming a very plcturooquo and desirable property. Section G contains Lots 1, 2. 3, 4, S. and «. having a total frontage of 349 feet to Clyde street, 309 foot to Bella Vista Road, and 445 feet to Marino Parado. Grand slto for villa residence —high position, grand view. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. CP I P E R, • COAL & FIREWOOD DKALffiK, Xt Yard, Karangahape Road, or Ship's Bide. Posts and Rails House Blocks, and Rhluglea on Bain. QPECIAL N O T J 0 B. FOR SALS, novera of the best Building Sites In or near Auckland. Situated in Gladstone and Cleveland Roads, Parnell. These lota wll be sold on any reasonable Terms, and money will be advanced for Building if required. Apply to— P. COMIBKKY, Shortland-streat. [IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL NOTICE. J. H oWb EN, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Importer of English, French, and German PIANOS PIPE AND REED ORGANS, HARMONIUMS, WATCH AND JEWELLERY, &0., Begs to inform the Publio that having made arrangements for taking over the premises and businoss of Mr I. Alexander, noxt the Auokland Hotel, he has decided, so as to avoid tho risk and trouble of removal of his large and varied Btook, to hold a GENUINE UHBAP SALE of the above mentioned Goods in his present pre mises, adjoining tho Bank of New Zealand; and a effect, if possible, a speedy clearance, all Goods will be sold at COST PRICE FOR CASH. ! A trial will convince the most sceptical that this offer is genuine, and to prove it ERHARDT'S CICLKBRATBD SILVER LEVER WATCHKS will bo given away at 60a. Coll aarly and secure one. w; l by »' BOOK BINDER, PAPER RULER ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER, WTNDHAM-STBEKT, MERCHANTS1 ACCOUNT BOOKS. Insurance and Mining Register Books Specially Ruled and Bound. Musio, Magazines, Publio Libraries, and Sunday Sohool Books Well Bound. BAKERS' SPECIAL RULED DAY BOOKS, Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books Re-bound. BAX" VND CHOIK MUSIO BOOKS RULED.



THE AXJOKLA.NT3 Co-operative Drapery AND Clothing Company, LIMITED, BEG TO DEAW THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FACT OF HAVING PURCHASED THE STOCK AND PREMISES OF BAMUEL OOOMBES & 00. ■ • in" THEY WILL EE-OPEN THE SAME ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 When they will be prepared to supply Goods RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. • M » G. W. BENSHAW, Secretary for the Auckland Drapery and Clothing Company, LIMITED, QUEEN STREET.



IJEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, £200,060; CALLED Ul', £100,000. DIRECTORS: A. Bull, Esq. D. L. Murdoch, Esq. J. Banks, Esq. L. D. Nathan, Esq. P. Comiskey, Bsq, Hon. J. Williamson. Sir F. Whitaker, K.C.M.G. Thb Company begs to notify to the public that the works at Auckland and the Waifcara 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 the Company's Works at the Railway Wharf, where Town and Country orders will be attended to with the utmost promptness and despatch. The Company can refer with confidence to the superior quality ef its Pbimb Meat, as selected for the market from large quantities of firßt-clasa West Coast stock, dealt with at the Company's Works, Waitara. SALT BEEF. Special attention is directed to the Company's brand in this line, which, with tho faci lities afforded by the cold-atr process, can he cured in mild pickle, and the necessity of cutting up in small pieces obviated. As contractors for H.M. Navy, here and in Sydney, large 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 has been commenced, and choice Hams and Bacon can be offered cured on the most modern principle. Particular attention will be paid to the selection of Pigs 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. Thta branch is equal to an output of 120,0001b5. per diem, and tho Company has the greatest confidence in recommending its PRESERVED MEATS Ab superior to anything of the kind horetoforo offered to tho public). Tho Company would specially call attontion to tho fact that tho 08MPRESSE© CANNED BEEF AND MUTTON, PACKED IN THE 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 oompresßed meatß were only saleable in the English markets, where a low price was the tirat consideration bat meats of the New Zealand Packing Company, submitted in competition for Admir alty supplies, at Deptfosd Dockyard, were awarded tho highest commendation and placed on the register of accepted branda. Tho following extract from tho letter of tho Company's Agents in London, the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), ia referred to. who write as follows :— ». "W« *? ve J£ c Pleasure to band you hero with an extract from a letter received from the War Offles, Army Department:-" Bampleß of the Poach Brand oi! tho New Zoalard Paokiuir Oc aybmitted by you. hove boon testod and provod. and the Brand will be added to the Selected i^ist w lhH?« w ontl"'n?.you to tho privilege o( competing we therefore tendered on «2Flul£? if 1121^S aild to' da/ 1 T ere Bratlflßa K> hear that tho offer had been accepted, the wS^waeiun^ap TedSted"" Ule loadlng brands, showing, that Consequent upon the temporary stoppage of production during the transfer of the Company s Meat-preserving Works from Auckland to Waitara, and owing to the fact that the reserve which had bean relied upon to meet current demands was taken by the Mew South Wales Government; for the Soudan expedition, tho 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 Wonts, Railway Wharf. Cooling Chambers and the necensary plant are now beine prepared. 6 It is anticipated that with the appliances, cold-air chambers, and facilities for dealing with the ever-increasing surplus, the Company will bo 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. Communications may at once bo androssod to them. The utmost care will be taken in tho selection of Butter for table use. This will be made up fresh every morning. As early as possible, wholesale orders of Butter will be delivered in refrigerated carts, so that retailers 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 table delicacy throughout the year. The department will be under the management of Messrs Glanville and Eilyett, whose Butter Business is being taken over by the Company. ACID AND MANURE WORKS. The Directors being very desirous of satisfying tho publia as to the genuineness of their Manures, have requested Prof. Brown, of the Auckland University, to act as their Analyist, and he has agreed to certify to the Analysis of the 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 the 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 Offioe, Railway Wharf. STORING. Tho Company is now prepared to enter into arrangements for storing General Merchandise, etc., at current rates. The Storks have a line of rail running through the building to the end of the Rail way Wharf, so that all cartage, either by rail or vessel, is avoided. All goods stored are aded aad unloaded under cover, hydraulic lift and other appliances being available. Cable Address, "Iceberg"; Post-office No., 113; Telephone, IDC; Telephone, Chemical Department, 110.



NELSON, MOATE& Co.'s J^g^iil^iMim 1 I fc-1 |e=M Cn P^ iL#« BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, ©UNEDIN, CHRIST CHUKCH, WELLINGTON, 156, QFEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. TjIRANCIS'S PATENT AUTOMATIC INCUBATOR. This Inoubator Includes all the Improvement which have been made in Incubators, up to the present time, and ia thoroughly automatical. It Is complete In Itself, and only requires a few gallons 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 the inoonvenience of heating water. The results have proved most satisfactory, hatching ninety-seven per cent. The Machine will ba on exhibition at th-a Agricultural Show on the 9th, when the Patentee will bo present and oxplain tho working of the machine. pORTBB & C O., Agents, Auckland^ IELBON,¥OATEiCo7B OELEBPvATED DH&LLEUeE li§if| ie WE INK XELKWIV, iff «ATE fc CO.'S CELEBRATED pt KB _tn,E:>i;>Egf teas / BUY YOUR A DRESSES , U WHOLESALE PRICES (.1 \ FROM W WILLIAM RATTRAY, 178, 180, 182, Queon-st f / TIP* wNET CASH SYSTEM. T£» WHOLESALE PRICES, FOR PROMPT NET CASH, William Rattray, Importer of FAMILY DRAPERY, Kto. CHRISTCIIURCH. N— M PROOF POSITIVE. At tho N. Z. Interna tional Exhibition of 1882 Nelson, Moatb & Co.'s Celebrated Pure Blended Teas were acknowledged by three judges the best by pence per lb., but owing to an irregularity a frivolous protest was entered. Nelson, Moatk & Co. threw up the award (although not compulsory) and chal lenged the opposing Com pany for another test: consequently a Special Commiltec was called, and the teas tiikcn out of the different cases by Mr. Twqponny to bo k, wrapped in plain papers £ g (N. M. & Co.'s conditions) S 3 to be sent to an expert w W appointed by the Com- H & mitteo ; but tho said- >- £> Company fearing their SJ Q teas would not stand O another test their pricea were reduced Sd. per lb., sotheComm ttee decided that in spile of the ir regularity they wo'-o thoroughly convinced, from ttie separate eviden ces of the iuror, that the first test was most severe and impartial. Although N.M.&Co.wero competing with scented mixtures, flavoured with artificially scented teas, a Gold & Silvick Medat. waa awarded to them. Pjuces : 2/-, 2/4, 2/8, 3/-, 3/4, & 4/- NELSON, MOATE & CO Ask your Grocer for N- H. & CO.S TEAS & cr WELLINGTON.



WILLIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Vtotorln-stroota, Auckland Bast, MONUMENTAL. MARBLE/AND GENERAL STONEMASON, ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions Aoourate and Beautlfnl. Monuments, Tombs, Headstonoß, and every description of Stone Work at the Lowest pos sible Prioes for Town and Conntry. \TBW ZEALAND INSURANCE i\ COMPANY (FIRE AND MARINEI. Capital. ,81.000,000 Paid-up and Reserve Funds _..£i?:s,oofl Pbotbotion wiom FIRE ok MARINE LOSS Cam bh Etjeoted in this Company, OUIH MBS WITH PBOMM'TIrDI IKB LIBERALITY. JAMES BUTTUt SfE*tg« /"I O TO BATH \JT to ROTE'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, Victoria - street East Charge—ONE SHILLING. Open all week days trom 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INQS from 8 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms aw all private, and supplied with every conven ience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes. Bombs, respirators, eoaps, &o. Select Bath rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance. One Shilling; and 81xpence. Please note the adcreaa--Victoria rtrect East, above tho Greyhound Hotel, and aext the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart A.noklaurt. N.H.—Hi.rbi«r in ntt.-mrt«i!C». "M3IOHMOND HOUSB, X\> PONSONBY ROAD AUCKLAND. W. COCHRAN, S»»., FAMILY BUTOHBB.



SKINNY MEN.-" w.,,,'. H«m, Rene»,,- re .to«, ~M , H LUfl mjoir,*lirra Dy.pjiaia. Imi^tcuce. Debility. At DnlsjliH Keminhonio, Prosier 4 Co., AgcuU. AoiijMiL



" ROUGH ON CORNS."- A . k , - gg^ Quick «„„, .^ ,«__&***%* , Money "~~~~"-""~ Sreer' C' CoChraPS'SA^M"'%l^ oJ proposed seourity to ™* ™B MiuSffi £1000 sasaSi: MONEY TO LBHDlt^SrjsS, JVI ONEY T0 LENDTu7iSSirS2i BoUdtora.VßigSv-: MONEY TO LENB, itTSS rate of interest-Apply to JACKSON KuSSiOu. MONEY TO LEND, oTMorti^ First-class Freehold BemrittJr^fl WILLIAM COLKMAnSS National Insurance Buiiaia'ffl : 85, QMmJLn' MONEY TO LEND, tal^Tf. and upwards, atcorrentrateisotiiit^? Apply to PETER OLIPhS Solicitor, Hkhjt^ MONEY Advanced en Freehold.St ies and for Building Purpo^S' £100 and upwards. ArrangemeXiH progressive payments during tie «f_H,3 buildings. Money also lent on SooCTL! hold Furniture, without removaHmnffi tion. All communications BtrloflvXX,* Apply to Malcolmßon aria Co., TheNAjHf Land, Estate, and Financial Agon'or B street Office open on Saturday svenliljS 7 to 9, yiOTORIAN LOAN ANO DISCOUNT AGENOT- On and after 31st AUGUST TEE BFBIKIBS' 01 SHI ABOVE AGENCY WIM BB CARRIED ON AT THEIR FOBJW OFFICES, OPPOSITK CITY COUNCHi CHAM.; HIGH-STREET, TW" 0 T I C _ NEW ZEALAND SUGAR COMPANY (LIMITED). Capital OSJBT THK COMPANY IS PREPARED TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS a rates which may be obtained upon ipplict tion at the Offices, Customs-street, At J. E. BREWSTEB, Mm«b, MONEY LENT ON PBOMESOB! NOTES, HOUSHB, FUBNMiK, to BILLS DISCOUNrKD DAIM, MORTGAGES NEOOTI JOHN W, HABDIB, Land, Commibbior, and Bstim Ajbr High-street. Anokland, rNDUSTRIAL AND PBOVJD.HI JL PERMANENT BUILDING, !>®/UJ INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCHiAIia SCALE OF REPAYMENT RBDCUJEL. Repaymentaextend-P^V^k^lg : (U "TiT" lyear _ _ 20 0 IB 0 3 years _ _ OUT JJS.» 5 years _ _ 010 0 130 8 7 years- _ 0 711 }«]; 10 years -. ..063. BBS nd other Periods to suit Borrowea, The Board has POwertaßwsolß|fc*f Want of Employment to SUSPENRIPAI- : MKNTB. BORROWERS SHARK £N PBOtTra PAKT OR WHOLE OF THK ADTOT MAY BE REPAID ATjlir^JJl ENTEREST CEASES ON THK POHDtdl REPAID. DEPOSIK . 7 days' notioa .. .. .. ■>■ j g';*J 0 months (fixed) .. .. - t J»«S 12 months (fixed .. .. '..'IP1" CORNEK OF QUKBN-STBKST &* VULCAN LANK. ATOOABD, JOHN BANCROBT.M«J CL Auckland I'ISRMAf^M! A. OPERATIVE BUttDINQ & I^'*- MENT SOCIETY. Office: 147, Qheek-stebi, :;. . LOANS (rranted Upon approved B»f^| Freehold or Leasehold Pr.°Pet"M.;'Sef £20 to £0.000, principal and WJUffi,JWffi able io instalments at !he MWiSSf- Rates (or repayment of each go^wm^'. Rcpaymonts sxtend-jp.,. Week, 'ftffi I ing over. _—-—- 1 2 years " •• If I', "njn 6 3rears .. - » J :S, j.| j lyoarj ... ■• " J ..lajll'l 1 Gjoars ~ ... ■ j iff 13 9 1 India tho same proportion tor: mnsU« | or larger loaofl. .1 DEPOSITS.-The Society rweirtß^ rt?^ j Deposit :—Repayable at 7 oays w»w j oent per annum. jqhn BATaIB , Se «is^ HgEW ZEALAND MORTOAGB,^ -BTANDSA^ INY AVAILABtK SBCPK Orlnanyway taitaatUß^" Bills Dlsoonnted »t Garw 1 w AU oomm nnloationß strictly w»» _J^o^^^ I Bakk or Bnouhd VOIKJj^O I Advanc^mad^o^j^fl^js* | """■sssSSatiHiS I BILLS VISCO£^»£ TVS G& i B? A : | rrr^ffß'a T>AKIN G P [sfll 9 OwViS 1