MR F. G CLAYTON AT NEWMARKET.

Tim Mayoral Contest

A large number of the buvgesaes of the abovo borough assembled in the Newmarket Hall last evening for tho purpose of listening to the opinions of Mr Clayton, one of the candidates for the Mayoralty.

On the motion of Mr Osborni;, seconded by Mr Ball, Mr McCaul was voted to the chair, and briefly introduced the speaker by hoping that no personalities would be indulged in during the coming contest. He expressed a wish that whoever waa returned would succeed in bringing into the borough an efficient water supply. He then read the advertisement convening the meeting. Mr F. G.Claytos then ascended the plat form, and said that he must crave their in dulgence, as he was suffering from a. bad head. He would, however, do his best. He came before them as a candidate for Mayor, and hoped that all would be straightforward and fair. He had been in the district for 22 years, so that they all knew him. Sinca Newmarket had become a borouf h they had spent £324 2s Id. Their present liabilities amountod to £246 9s 9d, of which £18 18s was for legal expenses, and £50 for printing and advertisements. Thoy were, therefore, over £100 in debt. He for one did not believe in bank over drafts. Leaving the accounts alono and the rates that wero yet due, he would con sider how they would stand financially in 1880. Their income would bo £987 ss, f torn all sources ; their expenditure for 188G would probably total £369 14.=, leaving a balance of £617 1 Is for general purposes. This would be swallowed as follows :— Keeping tho main road in order, £150; Manukau Road from Hall to Whisker's, £50 ; footpath from boys' school to Parnell, £35; kerbing and channelling footpath from Parnell Buildings to AVhisker's shop, £55 ; footpath in Nowmarkot-street, £40 ; crossing, ditto. £10 ; footpath, Kyber Pass, £30; footpathCarletonGorePiOad, £15; ditto Park Avenue, £30 ; ditto Clareinont-street, £20; work in Burke and Maurice-streets, £20 ; leaving £162 11s for. all the other works in the borough. With regaid to the water supply he would strongly support that work, for it was eadly needed. Why, he himself paid £7G 16s for insurance. (A. voice "Yes, but your tenants pay that.") (Laughter). At the last Mayoral election they had been told that the Government would give £800 if the water was brought to the railway workshops, but this was false. It had also boon said that but for a slight hitch the borough might have had tho wator this summer, but that statement was untrue ; tho work could not have been dono before next summer. With regard to tho loan question, he considered that it was fortunate for the ratepayers that there had boon a hitch, for it would provo a saving in tho ond. The idea of bringing wator down Kyber Pass was ridiculous ; it would cost fully £15,000. Lie then reviewed his action in tha Council, and rovortod to the proposed 99 by-laws as a disgrace to Newmarket. Ho then un folded the by-laws pasted on about G feet of calico. (Loud laughter and cries of "Calico, 4d per yard," "Roll it up," "Jenkins again.") Mr Clayton suggested that they ought to be thankful that thoy had a mnn liko Jenkins who would go to the trouble of pasting them upon calico. (A voice: "Jenkins is your man Friday.") (Laughter.) If those by-laws became law ho felt suro that tho ratepayers would object. It was for them to say whether he had dono right whilo in tho Council. He had largo interesto in Newmarket, and in studying his own intereot he must study theirs also. He concludod by asking for the suffrages of the electors on Wednesday next without fear and favour.

Mr Ball then ascended th,o platform amidst great uproar and cries of "Halle lujah." Ho then moved "That Mr Clayton is a fit and proper person to become Mayor of Nowmarkot." He wes thia because for one thing a respectable man, and not a fighter like the present Mayor had been. (Immense uproar and cries of "No personalities," " Give him a banana.") He was of opinion that neither wag entirely fit to be Mayor of Newmarket, but Mr Clayton was the best.

Mr Kent seconded the motion amidst cries of "Doughey " and "What's the price of broad S"

Mr Sjjitek explained that with regard to the accusation of being a fighting Mayor ho had been in company with a lady and a man had ineultod hor. He accordingly knocked him down, and would do the same to any man undor similar circumstances. Ho might mention that next morning Mr Clayton went to the man and offered to pay the expenses of taking the Mayor to Court. (Hoots and howls.) Mr Griffiths then arose s.nd spoke in support of Mr Suiter's candidature. He con sidered that Messrs Clayton and Jenkins had been tho cause of all tho 1 rouble in the borough. He then moved as an amend ment ' Thajb Mr Clayton was not a fit and proper person to be Mayor of the Borough of Newmarket." (A voiea, " Don't you ever come upat Court.") It would bo prejudicial to tho interests of tho borough if they changed from their present go ahead Mayor. Why, Mr Clayton had not tho common courtesy to come forward and thank theme ratepayers who did support him at the last contest when he was beaten. That gentle man Had a supreme contempt for the people of Newmarket* except when it suited his purposo to work with them. For twenty years Mr Clayton bad beon in Newmarket, but did any one know of a good action that he had done during the whole of that time ? No, they could not, for theio were none to toll.

Mr Holmes seconded the motion, and ex pressed pleasure that the ratepayers were taking more interest in the working of the borojjgb. Jio that they had been hopdwiniped too long. He concluded by thanking; Mr Clayton for the information that ho had given them during tho even ing. The quostion was then put te the meeting, 8 voting for the amendment and 10 for the motion, which was accordingly declared carried. Mr Clayton then thanked the audience for attending the meeting. Mr Soiter also thanked his supporters. A yoto of thanka was then accorded to thp phairman.

Opening of the Bowling and Lawn Tennis Season.

The opening of the bowling season on Sat uiday afternoon was wall attended, but owing to the wot weather, playing was postponed until the next meeting of ,mom boi'O. Ashpal Rei-ori.—"ln presenting their usual report and balance-sheet, the Com mittee havo to congratulate members upon the continued prosperity of the Club. During the Boason the variouo zaatches for trophies were keenly contested, and great interest displayed in the diilorent events, while tho membership and attendance have boon considerably larger than during any previous year. Altogether seven matches wore play/id with tho following results :— Club cup (jivedrpws), won by J. Chadwick ; champion bowjs $ye draws), won by J. Chadwiok; Lowisepn'ci cup (five draws), won by E. A. Mackechnfe; John lioas, prize bowls (five draws), won by J. Scptt; subscription cups (three draws), won by a. F. lUtso, W. Gorrie, B. \V. Pago: J. Winks, skip ; D. Ross, prize cup for lawn tennis (six draw?), won by Geo. lioldship ; Georgo Holdship's prize rackotfor best lady hwn tennis player (four draws), won by Miss Ada Chadwick. Prior to the com ,m.encenient of the season the Committee effected a considerable amount of ueeful wjork by raising, re laying, and levelling No. 2 bowling green, forming a new tennis court, q.nd constructing a summer-house, which last w.Pr^ .'ias gnarly conduced to the eonifoyt arid couvenience of members. These improve men tH have been effected at a cost of £45 §ince tho forma tion of the club, twenty-five yearp aj^o, the executive have kept steadily in view t|je necessity of improving the Bowliog Green and the grounds generally, and from first to last havo expended quite £2,5i0 in reclaiming and forming tho land at pi'eaont occupied, which was originally little better than a swamp. The revenue from all sources, including a balance of £4 9a 4d brought forward from last year, has been £118 15s 4d, and the expenditure £116 12s 3d, leaviDg a balance of £2 3s Id at the credit of tho Club. Tho expense of kooping in good ordor the largo area nowlaid down in grass, and iv otherwise providing for the convenience of members, renders it abso lutely necessary to increase numerically the strength of tho club. It is to be hoped, there fore, that all membora will use their best endeavours to induce fi'iends and others taking an interest in the game to join the Club and aid the Committee in their ell'orts to mako the grounds a popular re creative resort." The Chairman moved, and Mr J, Koss seconded, tho adoption of the report in neat speeches, and it was carried unanimously.

.Election of Officers.—Tbe following were elected to serve for the ensuing year : —President, Mr Ifi, A, Mackechnie; > ico- Presidents, Messrs Winks and J. Kirkwood; Secretary and Treasurer, Mr Tait; Com puttee, Messrs G, Aickjn, A. Bell, Si

Brott, J. Chine nTL"^s^*^*^ q. Hoidship, a'F-S»wi«.,Z^r J-Ross, anS J.'&M.l.'f .(W : ) was settled for A^Vattßiv. , "^ntrancefee-afetj^Vip^ • member, owing to iS S 1

WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETING.

AFrEKthemid.davadio.,,' Ira rnumlat tm "&»>». *~ Secretary «f Church Vk&X&tS* " annua report. The tote fe^ • receipt! were £5,6081 8 7d jSP'**! " tion of debt on church pro&il^ year of £792 3s 2d.: Thn n» (Rev. William Mmfe T i &WE the District Secretai, tWyQ ohurchsa had failed to co^W provisions of the Mode! iCTl*'* that a reasonable eyatem of ' s>*i : maintained.reservingalß,aveaf»^ la**i of free sea's: —Arch Hill fr?*T ptl°PoWci ! rang,circuit, Flatßush, Man 33: j the churches in the Franklin ™ "^ bridge West, T e aCS^K^?' aroa, Wairoa, Whaneare! .^nfl'V : Also, that DoannivS ' "r >4 I held at Shortland, Dome V»iW*»*■ Woodside,TeA^SSfes: Tauranga. Rev. S. W? I*HU j thought that the aMfwtyj •> missive. The Chairman «, / «*^P* Model Deed, poiutbg ou t tSwS impression was erroneous, and aW^( - upon the importance b holdS ,*? the anniversary services. Thf B gd' moved, "That the Diatrii? a ■ report be reoeived^thft'fef thanked and recommended fa S ferencefor reappointmont." Mfffi^ ! Boconded the motion, which Tm 75 unanimously. Mr F A ■ wTS?* 11"1 attention to the valuable' cSV* all church proporti^iSffift district by Rev. Wm. Morl^Si "* that the cordial S^MS presented to him, remarki^R Morley was entitled to somethK motion, which was suppoiteaby jH Best, and carried unanimously;- ■'iirWit :; presented the balance-sheet of^edttLS ". trust account, showing iricOirieM'T i balance sheet was-receive*aod^oiMl Mr Edson presented the general'oduS* i roT Olll!rtyand truß^ report iEcom £122. The statement wasmaaidS1 K ? v, W. G Paraonsonraadtte'SfSS ! mission and educational trust piS? tatee. The report was hceivedMSote! after *ome remarks from Mr Hob>s»»d Em j 1. G. Hammond. Tiev. A. Keid read li! report of Wesley College, three Kiwi ..Mr report showed that.at thewmfaeßSraenyl the year there weresix Europe&iutaitoUh' residence. Mr A. G. lawry,-^fojV I the President's list of reserve, had called out during the year, /AfejNnbtlft''' health had not been good. The MportM a high compliment' to tte.istafafefSj i diligent and methodical study. Eevi 1! Bull and T. G. Carr had lectured rfete;' during the year,,and Rev. BjßarUdunil three months of the year, si Dr. KM classical and mathematical tutorship, M been highly appreciated. ■ThV'oatiri I students had ?iven evidence of coofttslk I progress. Rev. W.~J. WatkinhadprcsSd I during Mr Reid's absence at Fiji jk® I port was received and adopted, Mr fila 8 moved that Mr Reid's report be printed in I the " Methodist "after, reception by Cto I ference. Seconded by Rev, H, Bull, vj, I carried. Dr. Kidd's report was redd bytlj 8 Secretary, received, and ordered to beloj- ■ warded to the Conference. ■ The Coonexional.Treasurer irerJcrted'tie I income of children's'fund for the dtatricttii B bo£sG6lss2d; uudforthecontiDgmt/iij), I £21416s 9d. Coatofaiihisters'toawlliigli district meetings £46 '; Us 6i :MrT,i- : Muster, Treasurer, read the balaoceebeH :» of the Three Kings Institution, showing ii ■ come, £1,03218s 7d;balaacaia band, fill Rev. IT. Bull called attention tosomonsgleel in the matter sf the students' bondvitt = remained unsigned.^ It wal rSaolVed ilal immediato steps be taken to give effect ts the resolution of the Wellington Coiiftresa on this subject. A conversatiop waselu held upon the mattur of allowroccs t«8» students. The Secretary said inoliss fll;-; motion had been received relative thereto,:» and it would be considered at the next uA- 1 ing of the Institution1 Comhiittee.' ?e?.H. « R Dowsbury thought eomiitbing uhbaH b) ■■ done to meet the case. Key, J9, Bmmi \ the same opinion ; he thought a pM collection thrbughoui the conneifenjdNu , be made. The'balance BheetwaßliaipM 3 —The Secretary^moved^that the snM thanks of the meeting bepreße»WW|w: 'A. Reid for' his emcient-Bemo»f§&, cipal of, Wesley,College,|W|jftv; during the year,' : and .thff^K^f^J1 } mended to the Conferenceif<)S^j!J|^' ' ment. Tins was eecoirdel fayMr T, Bawlt and carried unanimously. tfoREiGN ,MissioNvl'cJn«i&IlirW»i1lirW»i . for this fund was reported as -£11,418;l»i, also, £25 ss"from the Pitt^treefcircatw the Mysore Mission!. 'AttebttflrT was M« | to the fact that ;the Wairoa -circuit» i made no^ effort for this' ttni_f i Caley urged the, importance; of; MiJ circuit doing its duty '>a';™StWS : Mr Buttle thought thai : oonwew"l ; allowance should be "made fof.M£ cuit like "Wairoa, Bey, 3. every congregation should haVe i-imw tunity of subscribing1 M the fund, w,; Hobbs entertained a eimUar opioion, P« thought tho reaolutionof Wairoa mM be rlcsived. KeV. J.^^.g?™'? roaaou of1 the shortcomings .of MfflE,-., the matter, and hoped for |mprpM««v next year. Bey, A^Keid resret^^ smallness of the returns this JJgiH thought the sum .atogether »« the district. Mr White JHWB^gS ' proceeds of Mr Reid's «Mf"»^gsSss , the Foreign Mission Fund^ashehadTW Fiji in connection therewith. ?*«« ruled Mr White <^tfTsi-£sm* I then made of each circujtFfhette^E^ : forence regulations M>m<^MQ ■ Rev. H.-Bull "Pfß««t«4-fl»V«*ffi had been recently^ MfiJfflwi some of the adjacent wfffMWffife behalf of the fund. Mr WgS would be so fully taken^pi *B wm' g - ■ that he could not WtyJP&Sfim work. .Afft some^arthe^aaw^ from Revs. E. M,,%*&®JS& ' son, Lawry. afad Messrs HchH Jg^ Caley^Urßudd erflOved,.( 'TMt tw° fc, ary notices bere-is f ued,for_ft».»|yj 1 Australasian Conference- "WjjEj- fa,, burysecondeoTthe"^i^gß* ' H. Bull moved, *&*£&s&»* "That we now proceed "V* JSrftW representative to theßfcatiomnKW^ andConfereF.ce." Carried. ™e^J. is the result of the voting:-W* j.4 .■., Watkin, 1; Rev. \Vf'V.'tv£:n,& Carr, 2 Rev. J; A. Taylor,6.f* * :11( Dewsbury, 13; Rw. y-.G '* j «P«^ Gittos was declared dulj'<W»^J« " tive of tho district *f*ssffi»» decline, while thanking the meeung^ honour done him, as.be. »« y e >»4 unable to undertake the ; Being strongly urged Mr Gittos eventually con«snt«l. ing then adjourned ««"'™/"Jft CW* (Tneaday) morning, to Pf^g,,^,.; when tho sacrament of tne , , .■. I will bo celebrated. , ," ,/|

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, TUESDAI, NOVEMBER 24, 188*.

Pr. Ed Mid ri&F&gJS&Jvfy.



' i—— jmm—m ' !II *w> ■^&^&S& J#n . nAMßß] [.rrr,™ TO-MORROW. TO BUTCHERED GRAZIERS. _ i'MA7rwr OP PAnnOOKS (,RAZINCt Oi fADUUOK.s. nrmv iRATTVmTq WESTERN tlli ADft.liviiVti, >\r.oi.unii SPRINGS. J.H.HAMERANDCO ?L*m VuMano' Bi GreenWOOd Salo securely fonoed and supplied with w.vtor. The Right to Remove the Abattoir Manure Tally fora period of Three Years. pSS^S^-S.'SSSa « r ,anda^Au^ O n^ fl^t^ yi of T~o~ni O B R 0 W, AtNoo*. AVONDALEPARK. AVONDALE PARK. AVONDALE PARK. pSartSSS on Wednesday, 25th November, at noon, at hia gale-rooms, Wyndham-street, HfS VALUABLE ESTATE, known as *ATonaale Park, containing 144 acres rich Land, situated within H miles of the city, hay- K^ffi«rAl^^tSWSS running. This SaW offers a rare opportunity to perßOns wishißK to acquire Villa Sites orLand for•mar- ket gardens, orchard,, or nurseries, closo to th city. The Land is of good quality. In a high state of nnnivßtlnn and cloee to tho Railway Station, •BußCompany'satabieß.Publioßchool,Churchea, PnblloHall. Stores, &c. The Kstate has been subdivided, and will bo sold In lota from 1 acre and upwards, to suit pnrChttS(lr3- Terms: One-third Cash, balance at 7 per cont, for threo or fivo years. I^o7 m GENTI;RMAN'S RESIDENCE, MOUNT AIJISRT. A flratclasß House (now) of 8 rooms. Large and lofty soaolous hall. Ltaminßton range in Utohen. Water laid on. &o tJommodlou.ont- StotlSS. R. C. GREENWOOD. Anctioncer^ " m qTm OR ROW, At 11 o'clock, o.cTTT^T nriunnnrg DOORS, S&SHE3, WINDOV\S, &C., &0., &c'- ' JOHN LEYDON 2^oWei^tW^UoZ^fftß. ROOln'l n-r? fiTTA\TITY OF DOORS A. SASHE3, WINDOWS, &a, &c. No Reserve. .IOHN LEYDON, TO.MoI 0 VV, At 1 o'Clock. LAND SALE aFFe AWAMUTU. MrJaMandeno.h^vTurea.he.nders^ed with lnßtruotion^toJcU^l'ubllo Auction, A °na PORTION OF Hia VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPJIRTY, immediately &a?^CK^M^ wel^heltered, and nearly all In grass; 1b a com- caot noodfarm. and will bo offered in ono lot; Est tauSg to be sold as one farm.itwiU be offered In 31 Sections, varying In size from a quarter ofanacretoOOaorea. TlUe-I^dTransfer. " Terms Exceptionally Easy. _.". Lithogxaphed Plans ana fall particulars from J. H. MANDENO, Tn Iwnmnfii •nr lo Awamutu 01 J- SCa™' . ir. t W. 8. 000HRAHEJ |JAH. DAOBB „„_„,,,„ xmrf\ißT?R or THURSDAY, NOVl!iiVl±Ji!i±4 2b. — ■■-— HANDSOME ELECTRO-PLATED n-^^Wn nirmrTW NB W PATTERNS AND DESIGNS. JUSTIiANDED „ „ NoJ*eserve. Tbo •übsoribera will sell by Auction at thoir Rooms Quoen-atroet, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clookl A CHOICE CONSIGNMENT'OF A. FIRSTCIxASB PLA'iED GOODS, just MnH?ffl^»fe D^ EEeSSSBSSS SSSTISSfUI W.|. in eases Toast Racks, &0- Sc" KOp Thc3e Goods are 7u~n7w designs and nrst- ola M p.ate.andwaibe«,ldwltho n treaer,e. aAMiTPT rnrifTT?ANR A; SON SAM Uaii ]'^^ a " OVI ' ;■■■ Anctaoneera. W. a. COCHBANE] I*"™ »««» 'I MfVNiT)AY MOVEMBBR 30 mußi'ttii" 1"1' fIOSPITAL-iESERVE, NORTHCOTK. ~~ ,_ „ 5-OR LEASE. ,«-; „. « »M. d •^^gSZ^L^^ry^o^bfr ffl°atl2 o'oloos, by order of Commissionois HonplUl Reserves, :FOR ;oote,o3n'taining2to3^aoreseaoh. ■3AMUELCOCHRANE&SON, '^^^S&^ffiT 1 ,~.., a By Order 0! the Registrar 01 tno aupreme Court of New Zealand. ABOUT 13 ACREST^TH HOTEL AND BUILWNGS.MANUREWA. •feSfflß^a^^^^ 2nd day of December, 1835. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF 4 USD ivith the hotel and all other buUd- iwer^ted^h^oTKtHn the parish of Manurewa, in the Provincial District of Auok- land, and Colony of New Zealand, containing 13 aorw and 34 perches, more or lew. and being a port^1 o aoneoJa omerßeddy^S' Waoreß granted to one Jamesßeddy Olondon. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. :___ _ — _. W>SJZ^InAV nrrPMRMr 11 WEDNESDAY, DM^MB&K i. BlßfiiiE^D BiKis.aiNnji.i..^. ALLOTMENTS ALLOTMENTS U,*™ ;^-^! «) QUARTER-ACRE AND ONE AND A HALF ACRE SECTIONS _^_- " GRAND FAKHoOYIZWa ■55?^^32l^Saaffl^rS ooloek, «TTr>TMT?wrpj 55 e^Sonfa^rtlSSe ■SMW^^'llS^^SlVSS Works. They are within a very short distance #^^S^^lfi«W^£?SSn. B slvevlewtobehadof Auckland City and Har bonr. ~t"T7^mr,«T .. TERMS LIBERAL. - J ' - —■ .. . . For pjan^ and further Information, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. JD. wmrTnetdar, at U o'olook, *teiTAU£W, TO* ■am ( ,>■ HVHTBR~AKD WOLAK.



' lO.MOHKOW. PAPAKURA SALE, QftHE AD TWO-YEAR OLD STEERS. t*U ALFRKTrii^KLAN.) *...._ * ._..._- THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 7T77T *~T.-r > n THE KEMUEKA YARDS. SHORTHORN BULLS. Forflale. atßemuera"^'Thurßday, December Q K YOUNG BULLsiging from nine horns Duke of York and Lord Warden. At 1 O'Clock, „„„ _ „ THE REMUERA YARDS. latm***^^^.*.*!***. PO UR-YEAR. XUW O^STKER&taf«»hoanU}tai mwiiiTjr.,,! D^UyCowa satoreCatt'o ™«* »* «£__ For Private Sale- 20 Choice Working Oxen, young and heavy WelghtlJ- ALFRED BUCKLAND. COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. \j Papakura-Wednesday. November 25. Waiu.u-Saturday. Decembers. Pukokohe-Monday, December 7. Pokeno-Monday. December 14. Drury-Wedneeday, December 16. Pttpaknra _ W cdnesday. December 30. ALFRED BUCKLAND. * _ TUESDAYS. THE HaSmARKET. CJALE OP WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, Sh^ai^ffijSd?' aDd BTRAWI ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. ? T\VEED~TROUSERS " TWEFD TUNIPS - » n ,„,/„?«' SIHTCI „ BO\S JERSEY SUITS S= 1 „ MERINO SHIRTS 2 „ PINAFORES 2 » PRmTDUBSSES. E. & A. ISAACS Have received instructions to sell by auction at tholrßtoreß,Queen-BtreDt.onWednesaaynoxt, O/» PACKAOES of tho abovo New and ' &\) Seasonable Goods, ox nimuUkn. E. &A. ISAACS. . Merchants and Auctioneers. ' „,„.,.„..„ vrnirnwn™ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, At o p>m , l THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, At 2 o'Clock. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, At 2 o'C.ock in tho Afternoon. ... SALE OF THE ° UI lna Mgu^ggjgs Ei?tsf- ■UX0B"IKOBID' J3i"A"- SALE OF THE »»«,„,„-». -r, T|4T ORNINGSIDE TESTATE. IVlo RNIN GS IDE JDJSTATK. SALE OF THE "11/ I" ORNINGSIDE Tjl STATE. ITIORNINBBIDK JH STATE. INSTRUCTED BY A.K. TAYLOR. KBQ, , „.,.. „ „„.,„,.„ VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL SELL BY AUCTION, At their Land Sale Rooms, Shetland street, T HE VALUABLB MORNINGSIDE 1 The Auctioneers invite particular attenUon to the exceptional natork of this Salo. All the suburban land recently brought into the market has been minutely subdivided into mere build- ingloto. This Property has been treated differ- e noy-it has boen divided into -"3 -OWN LOTS, " g ?BSS Jgjg;. «•-*-.--*—.q—- an Acre in extent, and into 89 SUBURBAN VILLA SITES, g IglgggtS ™| gTO 89 SUBURBAN VILLA SITES, Most of them commanding Yiewa of Great Beauty, and ve.y few of them being less than One Acre in extent, whUe many of them aro of much greater ato. The roads have all been so far formod as to -o,e purchasers to arrive to and from the , „ dt , b t xue vendor will also be prepared to contribute liberally towardu the completion of the roads through the estate, whilo a enn, of nearly £1,500 . ktobe «P««W this S earon the main road. The Boil ia volcanio, and tho situation exception. ally healthy. onherapid^ncre^valueof^ndin^ - tunlty of socuring good residence sitea. i The Allotments have beonn agK ed. "KiS^^S^TS' Lithographic plans can be had on application to the AucUoneers. & Land and Estate Auctioneers, * Shortland-streot. .• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20. At 2x> m« At Z p.m« THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, . At 2 p ml! ■»" " P-^B THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, At2nm ■ " nvnvittm TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, At Noon. __ CAMPBELLVILLE. CAMPBELLVILLE. CAMPBELLVILLE. . THE BEST SITES IN PONSONBY IUEiJJIBrbIrfeSINIOKSOWiiY- rTIHE WELL-KNOWN RESIDENCE -J- OF MR COUPLAND, and his tastefully laid out and highly cultivated Grounds, etocked with the choicest of frnittreeß and flowers ;ara p now in prooess of Bubdlvißion, acd will be . jSSSteaS" ' P D>°n e6<la3r> . . c This property has an extensive frontage to h o p, F, EVA NS, h Auctioneer.



». -?o.« o« » o V "** At Twelve o'Clock. m p nm rn n wmw WATIifIA snilTIT FARM^VAIROA SOUTH. irAACREBIM PROVBDLANDON A^j^CT"™ ™PB&£\ Rood seven roomod residence, and all nocesaary outbnildlnKn;a short distance from the steamer larding, orwithlnwalklnsdiatanoj of Papakura Railway Station. B. TONKS AND CO., A"Cti" TO-MORROW, rUiNHUiNBX iIVAV. , B. TONKS & CO. ™*^ *ed,^N««b,r*.i U VALDABL E FAMILY RESIDENCE, V excellent site, and replete, with every ■ S^%an^^n^f^\ g Suburbs, and having 70 feet to Ponaonby Koad, and a depth of 121 feet to Vermont-street. Cards to viev7f7om .uctioneers. B. c. caer.J [v. d. tonics TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY. otrppt 100 FEET, DARB\-STREET. B. TONKS & CO. Will aeU on Wednesday, November 25, at 12 °'clook- IAA FE3BT, fiAKBY-STRBBT, A.\j\y CITY.-The abovo property Is well known, and its cloao proximity to Queen- atreet needs no comment to enhance its value, and Jor a Wholesale Storo the Situation cannot bo surpassed. R. c. carr.l [b. d. TONKS. J . ' TO ■MOH X O W, At Twolvo o'Clock. ALLOTMENT, QTJEEN-STIIEET, CITY MRggRB AKTHUH'S UOOT MANUFACTORY.) B TONKS & CO. Will sell, on Wednoaday, Novomlior 25, lit twelve ooloek, * SPLENDIDLY SITUATED ALLOT- feUIHf r~ " . R. 0. OARR] [B. D, TONKS TO-MORROW, At Twd™ o'clock. ' SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, " "' OO ACRES, 41 ACRES IN ORASS, A A 10 ACKIC3 UNDKU CROP. All fenced. The wholoofthelaTdirfirst-olasa. with com- mantoaUonbynmdotrall. The land cannot be equalled for a Market Garden, Orchard, or Nmvery. The Property has deep wator frontage and three never failing spring In close prox-; imity to Railway Station, School. an<l Public Ha]] " Particnla^romAuoUonoers. B. TONKS AND CO., ! AQCtio"eerß- R 0 CAIlR>] fl , D TOXK , TO-MORROW, At Twelve o'clock. valuable FARM-LAID DOWNIN ORASS AND FENCED, AT HENDERSON. . B. TONKS & CO. ~..., .. nnWnflnMiaT w * wOS .f soil, on Wodnesday^Novcmber 25, at V ALUABLB FAKM ™ A*™T 24 V ACRES, laid down In K raß9, securely fenced, aad being Lota 32 and 3S Suburb ot Hen- , . derson. Also, PjrUon of Lot«, oontainlng 28 acres, with a flrat-clasa Cottatjo thoroou erected. r The above Properties are ad n ,r a bjy situated ont ho banks of Henderson's Creek, thus having plenty of water all tho year round. The soil Is , the best in the. district Tha itailway dtatton is within short distance, thus affording easy access ! »• C" CARBJ D" TONKS * ZZloMol' .. _ T THLLER3LIE. TTILLERSLIE. ' TjILLERSLIE. -*^ ADJOINING THE RESIDENCES OF T. H. IVEY.ES Q .. AND COLONEL DAWSON. B. TON-K7.CO. w»— w -- sr « b . MW *. ALLOTMENTS, *U aiumvimrnmmlflrant vlfiw? afliolnln^ " • ProDerlicß inttia deßlrable i oca iuy arocotting ProPerlics in th.s desirable locality arogotting wceedtagly acarce, and no ono should miss this opportunity of socuring one or more of tho above Qnctinnn having Ml thn lufrßntjumu nf rail «nii SXS£T£S^iS£. and p.ans ready ,n a few days. . . R c. oarr,] [b. d. tohiu. . J v O-MUBKOVY, At 12 o'clock ; "^ TO CAPITALISTS, MERCHANTS, AND INVESTORS ~ -*- V/.H. • SUBSTANTIAL THREE-STORIED MILLS'S LANE. ■ SPLENDID ALLOTMENT WITH BUILDINGS IiUILIUJNUH, WYNDHAM-STREET. — B TONK^ * TO a. IUJNK.& «c L.O. Have rsceived instructions to sell on Wednesday, xt k ok »,»., > ' NoTember2s'atl2olclock' ILLS'S LANE- -i-VX ' MAGNIPICKNT THR EE -STORIEn BRICK WAREHOUSE, with every ap- plionce and convenience for Immediate oewpatton. and havinK a frontage of 42 fact by a depth of 86.eet 4 inches to MIIU. Lane. WYNDHAM-STREET.-™ ALLOTMENT with Good BUILDING, and having a fron- , of 31 feet Binchcßto wyndham-street byade r ,,ofll s feet6inchcs,andbounded atbackbyMills'BLane. These two Properties are some of the finest , laced in the market for some time past, and ' ProßPeotl^ valuß ia very great, being onvenient of access and placed in the very cart of the city. Tho magnificent Warehouse f its exceptional poait lon, either for a Ware ouje or Manufactory. 9



*■ *"Ti.,„» % "ro:m At Twolvo o'Olook, VALUAELE rAIiMS , LAID DO WN IN GRASS AND FENCED, AT HENDERSON. y> TOriKS & CO rj| *- v-v> wm seli| on Wednesday, November 25, at twelv o'clock "\TALUABLE FARM OF ABOUT 24 leffl'be^ ft LfT sJESTS Portion of Lot M. oontaintn* 20 Acres, with a withln ghoit dlßtancOi thuH atfordln g 6aßy accee3i . b.0.0^1 [b. „. ,ohks. TO-MORROW, At 12 o Clock. - r^nuiTni? x^nvjl ri-.tlJiAlKfc IJUYAU J-HKAIRK XVOYAL. Tukltrk R/oyIl". . ' — * THEATRE ROYAL AND SIX SHOPS. SHOP AND THREE-STORY BUI-D- Twn vTPTnRTA qtrpw-P IN(x, VICTORIA-STRBET. TO CAPITALISTS, THEATRE • MANAGERS, MERCHANTS, SPECU- ' LATORS, AND OTHERS. B. TONKB & C O. Have received Instructs to seU b y auo^on on Wedneeday, November 25. at 12 o'clock, T HB r F HEATRK "»OYAL, AND BLOOK OF SIX SHOPS, -™I"™ The Len M ha 9 60 yeara to run at a low nronnd Full parl.l«ulara can bo hml from Auctioneer?. . Tho above Hlock is wall known aa 0110 of the most commandlnK eitca in tho City of Auckland. is in tho contro of tho busiest part of Qaoon- street, and need, n. com.ncnt to add to.tapre- sent and protective value. * b. c. carb] [«. d. tosks FK! DA V NEK T, At 12_tfclock. CARRIGES BUGGIES! WAGGONS! HABNBS3! JVHIPS I B. TONKS * 00. Are instructed to^ellon Friday next, at 12 -| CARRIAGES (Hooded and Open) XI Single and Double linggiea »@S!6?.««J.E m . 1 _. . . ~ rhoabovo embrace many now descriptions of Buggiee, and aro to bj sold without reserve. THURSDAY, 2Ctii, NOON. _^ ■ WS] rnn°n o^,?^^^^B' ORCHARD SITES, ORINV KSTMENTS, ' BIKKENHEAD. ITIO BB SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, JL by U. Arthur, Siilesnuin and Auotloneor, at his Kstate, Land) and House Salerooms. Ar PROPERTY A sriiNDIDLI faITUATKD PROPERTY, h-xvin B a largo frontmto to the GKKAT ffpHH KOaD, about fivo miles from Birkanhoad Wharf, by an oxcollent road. in coursaof boinKmotallod,and only ashort SlWteWcivc^VS^hftt S^hSSSui! fa^^ana 0 SoffiTt Z^^Zt^^sktt property. There aro some fine olumpß of natlvo bush, containing Bpccimenß of the noble kauri and other trco*, palms, feme, &c _. euch met with'° near the vej-ed, and judicially subdivided into fine homesteads and orchard Bites, ranging trorj , about 7 acres to 15 each. ~MONUA\ NOV ?0 11 O'CLO^K~ n-pVnw oait- UOU-oKi mIKSLSS PACKAGES, AtMes3rsKp^Kß^co.SDSha l u.atree t hbs bcon fa i r^j; t H Srnctioiiß &7%^&?£°b^ &£™?&% day," 30th instant, at 11 o'olook a.m., 01 ."F^ol^ irom S+BO^^l&^^^^ffiJl? EKKU?aters, Hit and Coat Hooks, Hammers! PookeUCrfvef Tablo^KnlvM %^LBval?"' l^^^i^^^f^^lJ'^g $%£*& Caidaof Too.s, ffi.P. Tea and Codec Porvices. Cossor Kulvoa, Forks, agdSpoons; Mustard B&^^^ |^^.rffl^^^^^^ Wrenches, Garden Trowels, Bluo Wove-wire-"r' **wa niah Cover Oil Oiiu, Carline Irons, il Dshearf wTnTol fe^^^^^^ , §n^°6^llMSo^^^^^^ Cork Scrowe. M.P. Waitora, Turn Borewa. Bod «lTss JnTbfmimHvfi&i -T% e ?%*S° B Ktff A°bumß^°Workßßo\3^ '^?wSSh u ?d°& |SeS|€SSS^ Raoa Gamo3, Cubes, Accordoons. Mouth Organs! w etc., etc, etc. b liuTil l Ay DECBM^ * VS MESSRS MORTON ft JACKSON ,- Have received ln ß tructions from the Trustees In the Estate of the late John Scarrot to so Iby t public auction, at their Mart, G9, Queen-st.. oani ITBE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE CITY y X AND SUBURBAN PKOPKIITIKS:- ™ n n n,ro»,D»»» t .101.1 * • .. t w m g?WSf "'."eoton3^l Ilty ScA^eMtaJd" Kng^frontag'eofvtltoeT^o CoXtTe^ and" C tQ Brew K er>Hljano- *• ing a frontaße of lTSfaoAngleeea-streec.fiavtaK an average depth of il2tt, and contilnlng 3 w allotments 1.2. 3. 4, and s,.seetion 11 of Suburban aUotmento land ISl^^&^t^T**^* WYfIYARDTON-Aliotinents 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,7, and 8, Section No. 20; Lots 1 and 2of SeoHon 27; S^g^SgS^,,^ !j V^^^^*™^,*^^ POKICNO.-Lot 21, McLean'* subdivision. F and M^^ apply ta AuctlTs,HourLantSta<e ,„ co. Queen-street. T B. B* LAI X I B " * viaroniA-sriuuiiT. 188 • in» iKOA.iUNUh.Kr A oiSJtos fbom KAjrcswraTOßra, C Hes For Sale, Bt Low Bate* a, „ ~ .-rnnii B oarpentora iooiu Nails. Lookg, Hingsa O llang:ea v■ RegtatorOratoi >,ln WlVriw- Marble ana v^fn An4rUml> Mfintelßlfce* M OalTanfjed Iron, Sheet Lead, anfl Ztos Itat., Ctemen*. and PIMtW. - CiBPBOTION INVITao, C



■ >v rrnTrT A XTTk AUCKLAND I _^ AND " fTI ~i/U $,*,«P4^ Wi Y\ 01^1 TT fl If\ T |"| |Tl Qf I lillTlll^in V VIU LllllXg \J\jM±L)Ja,lLj 9 """> LIMITED, BEG *° D&AtV ffiE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC TO THE FACT ««_--. „,,.„„.... _„_ OF HAVING PURCHASED THE ■ p. -^ -. f^fT k "\TT\ TlTl T^ H iTTICi T? d V I I ' / /I \I I Wh< IH VI L^H.l^ k>l\/\JI\ A' \ ) I XliljlVl tOJjIO KJ JL \J \J JiX. MA.!.] JLJ _L J. t/J-J XfJ..l-i'v-/-M-« rv-' , ' OF ' AAMIIFJ OOOMRFS 8/ CO OHIVIUC-L. \J\J\J IVI LJl— \J Ot \-/V/« " , *'" ■«' '" THEy WILL RE . O PEN THE SAME on SATURDAY NOVEMBER? Ulll KJ JLIU J~L A9ll V/ ?JU JLf A JLJ A^ AI. 0 * When they will be prepared to flUtiply Goodi J ■ t> nrna tt a m tirtTAT 17 0 ATT? T> T? Tm? <3 RETAIL AT WHOLESALIi FKIOJIb. _^^^-. . ... /-)r\f\r\ O K/lAni/rn Ihi Dl AIM C/Pl/PPQ J\ /.£ GOODS MAffKED IHi rLA/lv rlhUhtO. —^w^— -™ VT. VV. ±\. 11/XM O_LX^\- V> , QorWdIM/ fnf +ha Alfhl/linrJ OranDM/ OnH PlnthinCT HnmnanV y p y g py ' UMITKD ' OTTThTRIXT PinHTi* TnTTiT 1- ioi LJ-Cj-tll±N O ± J^dHiJlj X. . . — ■ ■ ' ' N^W J^RC ZEN MEAT & -1 -' JL' XT.I. kj - _ rfHAIPAMV T TIU fTPTi I :V/l>lJrAll i, I jIIVJ 11 HiLf, "^"* ' " CAPITAL, £260,000; CALLED UP, £100,000. • T^TOi-r"rn»a uic*iOlUirva : A. BotL, Esq. D. L. MURDOCH, Esq. J. Bamks, Esq. L. D. Nathan, Esq. *"• Comiskky, Esq. Hon. J. Williamson. SlB P. Whitakkb, X C.M.G. m ■ Th« Company bogs to notify to the public Jhot the works at Auckland and tho Waltara ' WHOLESALE MEAT MAP K ET AND SHIPPING DEPOT • o^^rrn^^a^;^^^ Tho Company can, refer with confiden, ato the superior quality .f IU Emh. Meat, a« selected for th« markotifrom large'quantit oa of first-class West Coast stook, dealt with at *" SALT BEEP. '. Special att-ention Is'directed to tho Co npany's brand in this line, which, with the faci- UtUs affordod by *he cttld-alr process, cai. be cured in mild pioklo, and the necessity of cutting up in B mall,pk>o<» obviitod. As contractors for H.MfN»vy, here and in Sydney, it^Sa^mk^baahua. BACON-CURING. s trial, which showed a strong feeling \j r wh and on no account wiU any oxcopt Dirai OB wtioK.-James B. Graham. de?ondaot, "Lyjed to build up a reputation for an Auckland L reputauon an Auckland MEAT-P^SERYING. TWi hranck b equal to an output r.j 120,0001b5. p«r diem, and the Company *a groatwt eenfikonce m.r«ommondi, g its ' PEMBR^ MEATS The Company would apecially call atfantion to the fact that tho OOMKUJBBBB CANNMD BEEF AND MUTTON. itW^U^ h .^^rK.IL^S^L7P«* O r the world that ha. ero onlyiaaleoblo m the English markotß, where a low price was tho first consideration, ut meo*s of the New Zealand Packing Company, submitted in competition for Adinir- lViecb"'b[';latdVTl{frfi^'} u J3flckvaid, were awarded the highest commendation, and .„ , A f| . , "" HSfe^S S&^SSK«Sfe^ «^«e4lS^S th an extract from a !etter received fr th W O^SSSMDSS^t^SK'brtfc mbmitUd by you^tovebeon tertea ud pray. d. and tho Brand will be added to the Selected Lat ' f the .Department." Thta now entitling you to ,he privilego of comp ting, we thereforo tendered on UMdaj 2?l££h?l£af 2^! ttnd ,we)-eKrat<fled""to hoar that the offer had been accepted. >«™j«»oln(j tbrt Itmraa 9a per owt. hight p than the leading American brands, ahowing that ertmallty was-rullytapDreoiated. Consequent up«m the temporary stop jage of production during the transfer of the ompany's Meat-paeserving Works from iTcklano: to Waitara, and owing to the fact the „„„, wWch ha( f boen relied upon to moot ourrent dolnanda wa , ken by th .^ South Wate Gc^ernmept for the Soudan expedition the Company has been uLble i with numerous, demands from customers, but are now. prepared to execute ith promptitude all ordeus with which tliey may bo favoured. WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPOT. The Comi»any ia about to open a Urge Wholesale Butter Depot at their Freezing V^Wnyln** Cooltoj? Chan,bfrs and tho necessary p^antar^"^MbSf prepared. It is anfacipated that with the appliances, cold-air chambers, and facilities for Saagi^JSaS^"^:^?!?^!^^ c C-P-^'» to offer a regular and The Company's Managers of this br vnch aro cash purchasers of Prime Butter and resh Eggs. Communications imay at 01 cc bo undressed to them. The ufemost carewili be tikan in tho selection of Butter for table use. This will be SftSSS^JLTeS^^SiK^ f^!Sl?SS££fe£ss^^ The department will be under the management of Messrs Glanville and Ellyett, whee Bu*ter Business is bei ng^kcn over by tie Company. ACID AND MANURE WORKS. ' The.. Directors being very.-desirous «f satisfying the public as to the genaineness of aOlareHß Brc^n of the Auckland University, To act ns their nalyie*,and he has agreed, to certify to the Analysis of the Superphosphates. The ompanjnwiH defrajy the costtof any Analysis of Manures,purchased direct from them nd d»ly'sampled v the resuln, of which may be proved, to. fall below the guaranteed ; tandard,.and alsofallow 4s 6d.'per ton per unit for the deficiency, SampJes and further information may be obtained at the Works, Otahuhu, or at rfco ' ffice RaUwav Whnrf mcc, ttauway wttarl. STORING. '•' The, Company, is now prepared to enter into.arrangements for atoring Gkheral «KOHifiSßlss, 6*04, at current rates. w^nnloacted under cprer, hydraulic lift and Othor appliancea being Available. Cab]e A .. Icebef(r . Poßt . offiee Ko ., 113, Telephone, 106; Telephone, hemical Cepartupent, 119. P '



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