AUCKLAND Agricultural & Pastoral Association's Show.

♦ THE BANQUET. At 0.30 o'clock last evening about 80 mem bers of the Association gathered at the Royal Mail Hotel, Victoria street, to par take of the customary annual dinner. A plentiful supply of good things had been ' provided, and received ample justice at the hands of those present. Shortly after 8 o'clock the work of drinking tho toasts commenced. Tho Ch airman first proposed "Tho Health of tho Queen, Prince of Wales, and the Royal Family." He noxt proposed "His Excellency the Govornor." Ho considered that thoy were fortunate in having a practical man in tho Government of New Zealand. Ho was certain that thoy owed to him their port? boing put into a state of defonce since tho Russian scare. Mr F. Lawry next moved, "Tho Army, Navy, and Volunteers." He said that whilst speaking on this subject he could not but feel that itwas amatterof extremerogret that the parade had been held upon their Show day. He believed that the Volunteers of Auckland,if they wero not tine fellows,at least looked as if they thought they wero. Captain Walmsley replied. He said that whenever he was called upon to respond to the toast of Her Majesty's forces he felt his blood thrill again. As an old soldier he felt highly pleased at the appearance presented by the Auckland Volunteers that day as they marched out, Mr F. Lawry next proposed "The Assembly." They often heard invidious comparisons drawn between the present and the past. For himself, he believed that the present Assembly would compare favour ably with any in tho past, as far as general honesty was concerned. Mr Buckland, in reply, said that as far as the general honesty of the Assembly went, perhaps the Vice-President was perpetrating another joke. He might state that when at Wellington he had appealed to Mr Bal lance not to have the review on the 9th_of November, and had received the promise that it would be held on Saturday, and now they saw what the word of people in high places was worth. He thanked them- heartily for the toast, and hoped that the Assembly might never be worse than it was at the present time. Mr Ciias. Atkin then proposed "The Agricultural Interest." He did not wish tc make an excuse, so ho would go straight ahead with his speech. He considered that those who were engaged in agricultural pursuits had an important part to play in tlio country. He had been reared_ in Lin colnshire, an agricultural district, and therefore felt great interest in the progress of agriculture. He must confees that the agriculturist had a great deal to fight against, more especially with pests and low prices, but they must remember that there had been a tide of low prices all over the world. They must bear in hopes of better times. Why even in manufactures they had really no profits. Mr Donald, in reply, said that ever since he had been a boy of 17, he had been con nected with the Agricultural Associations of Wairarapa. He had been a frequent exhibitor. He advised all to go in for first class stock. He would like to see more exhibit at the Auckland Shows. In hit districts over £100 was given in prizes by the farmers alone. This made the shows moro popular. S_x^'.2_- t6i^J!JC3si.-£A o'v Mr K. Reynolds expressed sorrow at the low stato of the agricultural interests, and said that it would continue so until the agricultural and com morcinl interests went hand in hand, They saw tho towns spreading, and the country roally giving back. Ho boiieved Mr Vailo's scheme of railway reform would yet reeluco the carriago rates. Mr Hooking moved "Tho Commercial Interest, coupled with the names of Messn Aallaceand Hotham, and Dunwoodie and Pond." Mr Dunwoodif. briefly returned^thanks, during which he regretted that farming interests wero in rather a bad state. He was sorry to say that if farmers could get t plough 5s cheaper, then they would pur chase an imported article Mr Wallack responded on behalf ol Messrs Wallaco and Hotham, Ho st .tec that they had done the best to produce theii articles as cheaply as possible, but they must not forget that wages were highei hero. Mr Charles Atkin also responded. He believed that thtß competition with itn ported articles,did after all, do them good, A strange thing was that imported article! often brought higher prices than local manu facturos. Thsy must educate the public in economy, and keep their monoy withir tho family circle of the colony. He would impress them with the idea that all should work hand in hand. Then they would com mand success. Mr Suiter also briefly responded. Though now a brewer, he had previously been a farmer. He reverted to the amounl of beer imported from Dunedin. The Southorn people did all thoy could to drag everything from the North. Instead of this they should bo all ono family, assisting one another. Mr J. W, Wallace next proposed " The Health of the Judges." He believed that they had done their duty, whatever the public might think. Mr Harris, in reply, thanked them foi the manner in which the toast had been drunk. Ho felt very proud that day when he saw the fine cattle and sheep. He fell that he was at home again. Mr Nevillk also spoke. Mr W. J. Suiter (Mayor of Nowmarket] next moved "Tho Successful Competitors at the lato Show." In going round the variouE pens ho noticed that there were few un successful competitors. Still he was thank ful that there were some unsuccessful com petitors, as that was a guarantee that all would be spurred on to greater efforts next time. Mr Richard Reynolds moved "The Unsuccessful Competitors." Mr Bainbridcie next proposed "The Donators of the Special Prizes," coupled with tho namo of Mr Jowitt. Mr Jowitt, in reply, said ho ccn sidored tho Association was ono of the most important institutions in tho country. He had once been a farmer himself, and he would tell them that farmers, though not good speakers, wore often deep thinkers lie was sorry to see such jealousy between the North and South. He could see that tho railway charges wero not in favour of the farmer. Mr J. A. Pond moved " Tho President of the Association." With regard to test ing the milk, ho might say that he had made many thousands of analyses of milk, and yesterday, strange to say, he had ob tained 2.Ubs of butter and the ,20th part of alb -from the yarious samples, at once the highest and lowest he had ever obtained. This proved tho ,a,dyantago of chemical tests to the farmer, both with regard to grasses, manure, and soils. Of all things taken from tho soil, those that least im poverished it wero butter and sugar. From New Zealand, in the future, butter would be exported to other colonies. The farmers needed education on some points ; for instance, not long ago, he had soen a farmer driving six horses to cut chaff, whilst a stream ran close by with a fall that would give 40-horee power. In conclusion, he hoped to seethe Presidential chair occu pied by Mr Buckland. Mr Buckland briefly responded. Mr E. Coates proposed tho health of the Managing Committee. He said that he was compelled to make a road to his own place for eight or nine miles, although paying £20 per annum rates. He had been called a fool lor settling in the Kaipara instead of tho Waikato, but he had brought sheep to the Show which ho considered were no disgrace to the North, and they were raised on land that had never received bone dust. There was another thing, he had paid 3id alb for feed for his dogs, and then sold first-class mutton at 2d per lb, and this was oil on account of the heavy freights. He would jiXe to have seen more ladies present at the Show—jpothers instil ling the love of animals into their children, Mr Bainbridge, in responding, said that he was the oldest member on the Committee. Tho farmers worked hard, but the land lords and the banks did not seem to see it. Ho hoped that the 'Association would bo successful in tho future Mr Bainbridge proposed the health of the Vice-President, responded to by Mr Lawry, who spoke upon the necessity of a skilled scientist being appointed to deal with the insect pests. He also referred to the death of Musket, which he conceived was really a national loss. Captain Walmsley returned thanks for the expression of sympathy on the death of Musk,et, and stated that the Stud Company hoped at next year's Show to exhibit ai String successor to that noble stallion. I Mr DuN4yo.op}_E proposed "The Secre tary," responded to by Mr Pejbcjval. Mr MoMurdo next proposed "The Ladies," and Mr Wallace responded. Mr C, Atkin proposed *'.The Press," which was responded to by the representa-

The remainder of «,■> I of a convivial character 6 ..jl

THE SPORTS AT ELLERSLIE..

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The Bad and Worthless.

"" "over tmttofed or em,ni_rf rt ,_ espeolaUytruoofafamiiy3;>| ) positive proof that the wmt__Z_*?_ v * »« : highest value, tom^ggm and proved by the whole witiaSn*B^ Was the M4^s^> medicine on earth, many lnZtt^^H ! and began to steal tho notice,KWbSES^ and the people of ths conntrylu^N merits of H. 8., an 4 in Induce suffering invaUds T _?__}% ln^ad,expeotmgtol n akem<mM^7,l,, ' and good name of a B. Kiwi?? 1118** nostruma put up in similar^; f^fm variously devised names, to »to\&'«» "Hop M"Hops"were^toaZ,^»« people to believe they were ik.^"^ :.- Bitters. Allßuehprefflto9''''? no matter what their stria i»T """tn. especially those with C£|?ft*l i "Hops" in their name, oi to u^g__*_ I with them or their name, ™Sr lcN l counterfeits. Beware of theoTSS i them. Use nothing but gemtan I,?T*»< ': Bitters, witt a bunch or HSsfe^Bl i on the white label/andD?"iS^PWifi! In the glass Trust noato% Mg»^ i and Chemists are wamX_«Bt ;fiSN : j Imitations or counterfslbT *e'l»sli i

]- THE AUCKLAND EVENING' STAR, TUESDAY,* NOVEMBER 10, 1888.

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Auctions. VT. 3. COCHRANE] [MS. BACHE TO-MORROW. IfiS ACRES, PAR.n-TOR.EMO. \_o ACRES, OK AHU, The Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Queen etree:, on Wednesday, llth inst.. at 12 o clock, ALLOTMENTS 69 and 70, Parish of Parecioremo, containing 168 acres. Lots 51 and Part Lot 61. Parish of Okahu, containing 1.0 acres, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. wTs. COOIIRANKI I JAS. DA ORB TO-MORROW, COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE. ALMA-STREET, NEWMARKET. The Subscribers will soil by auction at their Rooma. Quoen-Btreot. on Wednesday, llth Novembor, at 12 o'oloek, A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, con talnlngßrooms, with Bath-room, Kitchen, nnd Sonllery. Good Well with Forco Pump. Water Tanks, Sec. Tl.o allotment hna 50 feot frontage to Alma-street, Newmarket, by 107 foot doop, and is vory conveniently situated. The greater part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. w7~s] COCHRANE] I JAS. DACRR TO-MORROW. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES ON THE WATER FRONTAGE. H O B S O N ' S BAY. TO BE LEASED FOR FORTY YEARS. Tho Subscribers have received instructions from the General Trust Board of tho Dioccao of Auckland to Lease by Auction, at their Rooms. Queen-street, on Wodnesdayi Novem ber 11, at 11 o'clock, for a term of Forty Years, FOUR GRAND BUILDING SITES, situated on tho St. Stophen's Estate. Par nell, having all extonsivo frontages to Hobson's Bay, and onjojing meat lovely views, which can norarboshut out, and arc not cxcollod in tho neighbourhood. Ixt 1 has 128 feet road frontago. and contains 3 rooda and 10 perches; adjoins the resi dence of Seymour George. Ksq. Lot 2 has 103 foet road frontage, and con tains 3 roods 1 perch. Lot 3 has 105 foot rood frontago, and con tains 2 roods and 33 perches. Lot 4 has 142 feet road frontago, and con tains 3 rooda and 38 perches. Conditions of Salo and Plan can bo seen at the Offices of SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. At 11 30 forenoon. FAA SHARES iffiULLY PAID UP, OIF" Auckland Tobacco Company (Li mited). To be sold a bargain. MORTON & JACKSON. A. MORTOnT] [T. M. JACKSON. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS, Durham street. By Order of the Registrar of tho Supremo Court at Auckiand. Tho undersigned have been instructed to Bell by Public Auction, at their Roomß, Durham-street West, on Wednesday, the llth Novombor, at 12 noon, T OT 3 of a subdivision into lota of Allot ■*-" ment 11, section 19, Village of Onohunga. The Property is situate at Norman's Hill, Ono hunga, and there Ib orected thereon a 6-roomed Houso, now in the occupation of Mr P. R. Syers. Further particulars may be obtained and con ditions of sale inspected at the Olllco of the Auctioneers. MORTON & JACKSON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock, REMUERAI REMUERA! AYRTON! AYRTON! VILLA SITES I VILLA SITES I Frontages to Orakei Road and Victoria Avenue, MESSRS MORTON and JACKSON Have received instructions to sell by publio auction, at their Mart, Durham-street Weßt, on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 12 o'clock noon, ALLOTMENTS 75 AND 98, SECTION 16, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage to Vic toria Avenne, Orakei Road, Remuera, and adjoining the properties of Mr D, Fallon, Mr Tothy, and Mr McMillan. It has been sub divided into suitable lots for villa residences, and views obtainabla from this property are ex ceptionally good. Aa thia valuable property will be submitted to the public without any reserve whatever, we Bhould 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 Remnara Railway Station and 'Buses pass the property every half hour. Gaa 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. Litho. Plans at our Office. MORTON & JACKSON. TO-MORROW. VICTORIA LOAN OFFICE. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SEWING MACHINES, MODEL HOUSES, FRETWORK MACHINE, BAND INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS, CLOTHING, TOOLS, Sec, 4c. R. ARTHUR Has been instructed by B. H. Keesing to sell at hia Mart, Queen-Btreet. oa Wednesday, November 11, at eleven o'oloek, 1 riBEWHOLEOFTHE UNREDEEMED JL PLEDGKd from tho Victoria Loan Office, Victoria-street, viz., 2r95. OFGG Watch and Chain: 2153, 2 Heavy Gold Rings ; 2635, BHW Watch and Chain, and Brooch; 2653, OFGL Watch: 295?,5HL Watch and Chain; 120,Double barrel Gun; 135, OKSG Watch and Chain; 110. SHW Watoh and Chain; 157. Treadle Sewing Machine, Fretwork Machine, and Model House; 179, SHG Watch and Ring; 182, SHW Watch: ; 181. OFSL Wa'ch; 187. Handsome Model ' House ; 189. SHL Watch; 191, Gold.Peu cil Case; , 201, valuable Greenstone Mere; 251, OF3B Watch: 258, Brooch and Earrings; 274. largo Brass Band Instrument; 300, OFSL Watoh; 316, • Silver Albert; 321, Set Gold Stnds; 327, SHL Watch and Chain; 335, 2 Silvor Bracelets; 312, SHL Watch and Chain: 353, OFG Watch; 351, 5 Vols.; 355. largo Clook; 301. Moßale Ring; ( 393,0 FSG Watch and Brooch; 397, OFSL Watch; 4.8, SHG Watoh; 410. firstclasi Sextant; 426, handsome Bracelet; 455 Stl Watch and Chain ; 459. SHW Watch; 467, OFGG Watch. Chain, and Brooch; 471. OFSL Watch and Chain; 491. OFSL Watch; 497, very elegant set Diamond Brooch and Earrings ; 511, Pair Field Glasses; ' 557. Bookbinder's Tools; 567. OfSij Watch and 1 Chain; 570,3 Vols.; 675.1 Vol. ■■ 576. OFSL Watch; 581, Broooh and 2 Rings: 5-8, Greenstone Ear rings ; 539, OFSL Watch; 603 Pendant; 811,Slgnet Ring; 613, Brooch, Earrings and Brooch; 614 Diamond Shako Ring; 616, Necklet and Locket; 623, Portrait Lens; 630, Lncket. Chain and Brace let; 633, Hand Sewing Machine; 614. Diamond \ Ring; 619,88 Gun. &c, &o. Clothing: 9137, Piece Silk ; 1075, Pleco Borge, &o.; 1130, Accordeon ; 1318, Overcoat. &c; 1405. 2 Coats ; 1111, Suit , Clothes; 1471. 2 Coats; 1172, 3 Coatß in Bag ; b 1481, Suit Clothes ; 1518, Dreas Piece ; 1521. Coat, _ Trousers, and Vest; 1538, Black Suit Clothes and Brooch; 1- 93, Black Coat; 1689, Shoomaker'a Tools; 1804. Ulster ; 2020. Coat and Vest; 2019, Overcoat; 2124 Black Coat; 2196. Overcoat and 800t5;2205, Overcoat; 2225, Portmanteau and - Coat; 2250, Quilt. Clothing, &c; 2328. Block Suit Clothes: 2329, Dress Piece, &c, &c, &c. Alao, about 250 parcels of Clothincr, consisting of Suits of Clothes, Dresses, Underclothing, Blankets, Men's. Womon's, and Children's Underclothing of every description, all in good, n. clean, useful, and saleable condition. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. f THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, Noon, FINE GENTLEMAN S RESIDENCE, S OR HOMESTEAD SITE. RICH VOLCANIC SOIL, NEAR MOUNT EDEN. _. R. ARTHUR Has been favoured wlh instructions from MrT. ~| Hays to sell by public auction at his Estate, Jl Land, and House Sale-rooms, Arthur's Mart, on Thursday, November 12, at 12 o'clock noon, THAT WELL-SITUATED PROPERTY being part of Allotment No 115, near Monnt Eden Road, containing about eight aerea of rich voloanio soil, tho whole has been ploughed, and under cultivation, having a large road frontage, pleasantly and conveniently ~ situated. A good onportunity for procuring a well sltuated, healthful site for a Gentleman's Resi dence or nice Homestead. TUESDAYrNOVEMBER 17. t PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ■ To FALCON AND CHESHLRE-STREETS, PARNELL. D. F. EVANS Will sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, November 17, at 12 oxlock. FALCON AND CHESHIRE-STREETS, - PARNELL, TWO HOUSES, eaoh i and 6 Rooms, water laid on; erected on allotment _6 x 103. This Freehold Property has frontages -_• JO two Btrecta, and well worthy the attention of H Investors and speculators. •>- Full particulars on application to P, V, EVANB, Auctioneer,



TO - M 0 R R O W, At Noou. IMPORTANT SALE OF SURPLUS FARM STOOK. Tho undersigned hs-s received !B9tTuotious f torn David Nathan. Esq.. to Bell at WinWord Park, near Howick, en Wednesday, November 11, commencing at noon, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE STOCK :- HORSES: 2 Draught Mares, in foal to Never Mind Him 3 Barren Farm Mares 5 Colta or Filliea, 2 or 3 yoara. by Roseborry or Never Mind Him 5 Yearlinga by Rosoberry or Nsvor Mind Him A Thoroughbrod Maro by Panio, in foal to Loonldas A Thoroughbred Mare by Patriarch, with foal at foot to Loonidas, as grand a hunter as wns over backed A Thoroughbred Maro by Panio, not Jn foal Yoarling Filly by Leonidaa CATTLE: 100 Steers, from 2 to I years old 10 Cowa and Hoifors SHEEP l 300 Longwoolied Ewes 100 Fout-toorhed Longwoolied Kwoa 100 Two nnd four-toothed Wethers 10 Half-bred Southdown and Leicester Ham Hoggets 0 Leicester Rams. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. THE REMUERA YARDS ty£\ HEREFORD BULLOCKS I " A few choico Two-yoar old Heifers, bred by Mr Kd. C'oates. Matakoho 20 Ayrshiro Heifers, two and three years, bred from Imported Stock 10 Devon Heifers A Yearling Devon Bull. ALFRED BUCKLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. At 1 o'clock. THE REMUERA YARDS. For Salo on Thursday, Novombor 12, at 1 o'clock, (_{\ HEREFORD STEERS, O" two and threo yonrs. and two-year-old Hoifors, bred by Edward Coatee, Esq.. Kaipara 150 Head well-fatted Cattle Hairy Cows Storo Cattlo 800 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs 20 Ayrshire Hoifors 10 Devon Hoifors Tho Pure-bred Alderney Bull, "Pride of Australia." ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY,.NOVEMBER 13. THE H AY MARKET, For Salo, on Friday noxt, HANDSOME FILLY, 4yra. old, by Elgin •* 5 Colts and Fillies, 3yra. old; bred by Mr M E. Constable, of Weiuku Black Draught Mare, from samo owner Groy Drauuht Mare, from Waiuku 2 Polo Ponies, from Waikato Weight carrying Hack, grand paces Heavy Draught Filly, from To Awamntu Also, 2 atacka Oaten Straw 2 stacks Wheaton Straw (Can be Been on Mr Jro. Trimble'a Farm, Papatoitoi). ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS. THE HAYMARKET. \y O O L g A L E, FIRST FOR THIS SEASON WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY ISth NOVEMBER. WOOLPACKS FOR SALE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. "TUESDAYS^ ' THE HAYMARKET. SALE OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES. TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW, eaoh TUESDAY, at 12 o'olook. ALFRED BUCKLAND. T O- M O II R O W. EX ARAWA. LADIES' EVENING SHOES IN GORDON'S, PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, QUEEN'S (NEW STYLES), GENTS' CLOTH, KID, AMD CALF BOOTS AND SHOES, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES (EVERY STYL*). GABRIEL LEWIS Has received Instructions to sell, on abovo date, at eleven o'clock, £_C\ PACKAGES OF ABOVE NEW \>*/ SEASONABLE GOODS Just Arrived. Terms at Sale. TO-MORROW, Noon. MELROSE, NORTH SHORE, LOT 147. (The Pick of tho Estate). R. C. GREENWOOD Will sell by Public Auction, at his mart, Vulcan Lane, on abovo date, at noon, LOT 147, of the Melrose Estate, North Shoro. having 123 ft frontago to Cowper street. by a depth of 160 ft; water frontage. Together with a two-roomod Cottago theroon erected. Orchard of choico Fruit Trees, etc.; lot fenced. At present occupied by the owner, Mr N. Kraft, who is leaving for the old country. Also, CITY PROPERTY. CITY PROPERTY. ALBERT-STREET. A LARGE FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, Having 59ft 6ln frontage to ALBERT-STRBET, by a depth of 90ft. SUITABLE FOR A MANUFACTORY, WAREHOUSE, etc. Being WITHIN 100 YARDS OF QUEEN-STREET. Hasy grade. Agood BRICK BUILDING) on tho Property, iringlng in 16i por week. Torms easy. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. ~ DURHAM YARDS. 'he undersigned will sell at the Durham Yards on Friday, November 13, at noon, rHE THOROUGHBRED HORSE LAZARUS, with all his Engagements. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers, lEWMAKKET SALE POSTPONE U TO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, On Account of tho Holidays. | he und- rt,ig(,ed wil hold their next Woek'y i Sao at tbo Ju-.tion Yards, on Wednesday, t insto- d of Tuunday, when they will sell, 1 I Cfk FAT OXEN! LOv 1,203 Fat Sheep J Fat Lambs ; Dairy and Store Cows J Veal Calves. . HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. I MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. DURHAM YARDS. TP O O L Qf "A L B, le undersigned will hold their first Wool Sale ot the season 1 ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23. HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers. DURHAM YARDS. jIOB SALE, at the Durham Yards, 1 every Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, BIDES, TALLOW, WOOL, nod SKINS, HUNTER AND NOLAN. '*



I T 0• M 0 H P» 0 W, j At 12 noon. Iow.MRS LEAvTncTtHE DISTRICT, ( ('HOICK .FREEHOLD, J. R, RANDERSON, Having been instructed by tho Proprietors, will cell as above at his Mart, Qvtetn-strcet, Auckland, the following :— ALBERT ROAD, NORTH 3HORE.- Tno-story House of 14 Rooms, with 1C fireplaces (I registore). 7 cupboards, water laid on. sink drain, wash houise (copper), nevor failing spring of water; allotment, 80ft frontage x 276 deep. Also (adjoining). SUPERIOR NEW HOUSK of oicht rooms, throe register grates, new range, wardrobe, cupboards, large rooma, gas nnd IHtInRS, fowl-houßO ; allotment, 56 X 270. Again, SIX-ROOMED HOUSK nnd Scullery, three registers, range, dado in hall and kitchen, two cupboarda, Blnk with water laid on, allot .nent, 10 x 2GI>. Also, behind above, New and Convoniont Four-roomed Cottago, completely llnishod, and several well-situated allotments. Tho wholo of these Superior Properties command most delightful and ex tensive marine views looking toward Tirltiri and tho Barrier. MOZKLEY AVENUE. NORTH SHORE.- Two New nnd Elegantly FnrnißhodNino-roomed Villas, lilted up with gas, gas llttings and globo. gas stovo. elcctt-ic bells, waah-houao with cop por, also flowor gardens in boautiful order; al lotinsnts, each 80 x 75 ; view most extensive CHELTENHAM FIRS.-Corner of Vauxhal and orove Roads, having 100 ft frontago x 1G( doop, with Elovcn-roomod House, 5 fireplaces stove, safe, concreto tank, wood nnd wash houses; largo rooms, 15 x 20, and 10 x 10; gaa ii 2 rooms, and half arrangomonts aro made for I or 4 additional rooms upstairs,-at a Binnll coßt Phiß lino property commands a grand view ol tho whole of the Cheltenham Heach, tho Hnurnk Bay, and islands and mountain ranees beyond also, North Hoad and Mount. Victoria, anc portion of tho harbour, 'Iho Allotment ii planted with ornamental nnd fruit trees, lattoi in full bearing. Most of th'j above properties aro directly ot the route of the now lino of tramways. NORTHCOTE, on Main Roml.—2 Allotments being lots 1 and 2, subdivision of part of lots 6: and 53, and having 132tt frontage, by dopth o 231 ft; gocd building alto. Also. AVONDALE, RO3KBANK ESTATK.-Nox the cornor of Great North Road. Allotninn having about 111 ft frontiißO x 23i)1'i ; situatcc closo to Railway Station and Schools. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12. MOUNT ALBERT. OWNER LEAVING POR EUROPE. J. 11. RANDERSON Having beon instructed by IT. Van lit Wyngnert, Esq., who is leaving for Europe will soil as abovo on iho promisos. THAT MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY KNOWN AS BENFIELD HOUSE, MOUNT ALBERT, With shout 11 acros land, including lot 23,31, 32 ot Iho Beuilold Kstnto (some being rlcl volcanic). Tho position is nnrivnllod, close t( Rnilwny Station and Main Road. 'Bus comma nicatlon constant, 'i'ho building ia in first-clas! order, and has 10 rooms ; whilo tho outbuildingi are mont cummodious, consisting of stablo, cow ahod, buggy-house, fowl-liousea, See. Tho pro perty Is woll planted with largo sholtor orna mental treos, and has an oxcellont kitchoi garden. * Also, THE WHOLE OF THE HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE AND EFFECTS, LIVE AND DEAD BTOC K. Consisting of 2 Novel Bedroom Suites (8 pieces) specially importod, in light wood, boautifullj naintod ; New Semi-grand Piano (by Ployel, o Paris, the best world-known makers), in blacl mahogany case, odßinal cobI; over J3100; bos Tapoatry Suito (Op'oces); Cheil'onier (plate-glasi top) ; 'l'closcopo DininK-tablo Billiard Tabli (halt size) ; real OU Pninting, " The Ship wreck," by Henry R. Honor, and other ole Kant Pictures : numerous Hooks, Kitchen Uten bIIb, " Hoivowifa" Stovo, Garden Tools, Sec; '. Horses, rido or drive ; useful Buggy, as good ai new; 3 Saddles (l Lady's); 3 Sets llarnosn ;a lo ot tirst-cluss Fowls and Ducks (various breeds) Lady's New Riding Habit (blue diagonal) Groom's Suit (new), with Leather Rreechea Overcoat, Sec. complete; Gentleman's Riding Suit; Grand Dinnor gorvlrc, inlaid in liluo am Gold, and con»i3iing of 70 picca. The sale will commence at 12.30 p in. sharp. Tho Property will ba tohl or leased at 1.31 p.m, ; Iho Horses and Live Stook at 2 30 p.m. Luncheon provided. On view any day up to day of sale. 'Buseß, which pasa olose to tho property, lonvt corner of Victona-strect at 11.15 a.m., 12.15 p.m. and 2.15 p m.. returning nt convenient intervals Trains leave Auckland 10.50 a.m., returning from Mount Albert li.lo p.m. J. P.. RANDEKSO N, Auctioneer, R. 0. CARR J [B. 1). TONKS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, At Twelve o'clock. TfLLERSLIE. TjILLERSLIE. T^LLERSLIE. ADJOINING THE RESIDENCES OF T. II IVEY. ESQ., AND COLONEL DAWSON. B, TONKS te CO. Will soil on Modnesday. November 25, at twelve o'clock, QK ALLOTMENTS, all having magniiloont vlowe, adjolulnp the abovo gentlemen's residences, and formerly known as tho Crescent. Properties inthia desirable locality aro gettids cxcoodlngly scarce, and no ono should mlsa this opportunity of securing one or more ot tho above sections, having all the advantages of rail and road, with good viow. Sections will bo flagged, and plans ready in a fow days. R. o. carr] |b. d. tonk WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2.1, At Twelvo o'Clock. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, AVONDALE. *)Q ACRES, 4} ACRES IN CRASS, iV/V 10 ACRKS UNDER CROP. All fonced. Particulars from Auctioneers. B. TONKS AND CO., Auctioneers. R. C. CARR.] [n, d. TONKS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, At 12.30 o'clock. ON THE GROUND. Tl/rOUNT /CAMBRIA, NORTH SHORE, MOUNT CAMBRIA. B. TONKS & CO. Havo received instructions to soil by auotlon (on tho ground), on Saturday, November 23, at 2 30 p.m., THE MOUNT CAMBRIA ESTATE, Known as the Sheep Mount. Tho finest and only Scoria Estate availablo In this desirable locality. 0, O. CARR. | [ B . d. ionks WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, At 11 o'clock. IMPORTANT SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. DESIRABLE SHEEP AND CATTLE RUN WITHIN EASY DISTANCE OF AUCKLAND MARKET. B, TONKS & CO. ■ Have received instructions to soil, on Wulnof rtaj-, December 1), at cloven o'clock, THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE SOUTH HEAD RUN. containing 0,0(14 xores, of which abont 8,500 aro securely fenced lituate about 20 miloa from tho Holonsville Railway Station, and within threo days' easy irlvo with cattle frcm Auckland. This proporty s well watoretl, naturally fertilo. and has beon jonalderably improved by loying down per nanant paature. There are two homesteads, jesldes workmon'a cottages, erected on different jarts of the property, which, if not sold in one ot, will be offered as follows :— Jot 1 contains 1,419 acres, adjoins the proporty of Judge Fenton, ia unfenced, and bounded on the west by the Lake lot 3 contains 3,170 aero?, fencod and sub divided ; a portion in Engllßh grasß and clover, with a comfortable homestead and small orchard ; two large-fresh-water lakoa near the homostoad, and inoludcd within the fencing is a block of 3,416 aores Govern ment land, lented for a term of 21 years at £5 per annum. *t 3 contains 3,076 acreß, fenced and divided into o paddocks; portions havo been surface sown, oiher parts ploughed; in all about 800 acres are in grass. There are two labourers' cottages on thia property, which is bounded on the south-west by the Lake Ototoa, con taining about 500 aores, ■ot i contains 2,235 aores, is fenced and sub divided ; about 1,500 in Englißh grasses, and with a comfortable Homestead. Stoainers from Helensville pa<s tho landing daily; the trip from Auckland by rail and stoamor occupies about 6 hour 3. For further particulars apply to Mr William itien.Mr Alfred Buokland, or the Anotioneers, I



[\V. VAILE. [K. BRADLEY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 11 o'Clock. AUCTION SALE OE HOUSEHOLL FURNITURE, AND ABOUT GOO VOLS. OF NOVELS. BY STANDARD AUTHORS. VAILE AND BRADLEY ' Have been favoured with instructions from Jli David Rosi. who it leaving the colony, to Sel! by Auction, nt his rosldence. College Road, on 1 above date, tho wholo of hia HOUSEHOLD FUKMTURE AND BOOKS, belonging to tho lato Ponsonby i Circulating Library, consisting of about GOC '. Novola, by Standard Authors. 1 VAILE AND BRADLEY, Auction Merchants. Money • -6*t{*4\A B A TO LEND in sums of from . H&0""V _Esoupwards.-ApplyWm.S, i Cochrane, Cochrane'^ Auction Mart, 185, Queen streot. . _£•-» 7i~i_l\ TO LEND on good freo 1 d&JL""" hold soourlty. Apply to IC. MITCHKLSON & CO. MONEY TO LEND at current rates ol Interest.—Luishly and Jackson, Quson street. 1 TIT ONEY TO LEND, on "Freehold , .LvJL Socurltlos.—Aroh. Buohanan. Solloitor - St. Mnngo Chambors (oppoaito Bank of New l Zealand). ' A/lONETfO LEND on Morteago oi f i.VJL Freehold at curront rates—C. W. Cave i Solicitor, Quoon-streot (noxt tho Bank of Now ! Zealand). 1 \M ONEY TO LEND, in large or Bmall 3 -LtjL suniß, at usual ratoa of Intorost. r CONNELL. & COOPER, Solicitors. Vuloan Lano. MONEY TO LEND, at a moderate rate of intorc9t.-Apply to ;• JACKSON SC RUSSELL, j Solicitors, Shortland-Btrost. ONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage ol First-class Froehold Socurltlos. . WILLIAM COLEMAN, Solloitor, J National Insurance Build ingß. j 85, Queon-Btroot, MONEY TO LEND, in sums of £2. and upwards, at current ratosof interest, Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High■ stropt. ONEY Advanced en Freehold Soourl. ties and for Building Purposes in euma ol CIUO and upwards. Arrangomonts mado foi §rogrosslvo payments during the orectton ol uildings. Money also loni on Stock or HoußO' hold Furnituro, without removal, upon valua tion. All communications strictly private— Apply to Malcolmson and Co., Tho N.Z. House, ' Land, Estate, and Financial Agency, High. . Btroot. Ofllce open on Saturday ovonlngs from 7 to 9. \ "yiOTORIAN LOAN ANE '. DISCOUNT AGENCY. 3 3 i On and after 31st AUGUST THE BUSINESS OF THB I ABOVE AGENCY J WILL bb ° CARRIED ON AT THEIR FORMED OFFICES, s OPPOSITE CITY COUNCIL CHAMBERS HIGH-STREET. f "VT O t I C E NEW ZEALAND SUGAR COMPANY 1 (LIMITED). Capital £300,000. ] THE COMPANY IS PREPARED '■_ TO RECEIVE DEPOSITS a rates which may bo obtained upon applica tion at tho Ofllees, Customs street, Auckland. J. E. BRKWSTRR, Managor. MONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY. NOTES. HOUSES. FURNITURE, &o BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. JOHN W, HARDIE, Land, Commission, and Estate Aaurr, High-street. Auokland. INDUSTRIAL- AND~~PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND, SCALE OF REPAYMENT REDUCED, Repayments extend- Per NVook':',l^},, _4 n>°nnl ing over for £100. Bopaj^We J OT As. d. — c bTIC i 1 year _ _ 2 0 0 101 0 0 3 yoars _ _ 011 7 11315 0 fi years - .. 010 0 130 0 0 7 yoara _ ..0 7 11 Ut a 1 10 yeara _ ..I 00 3 IB3_lß_S , nd other Porlods to suit Borrowors v —r~ Tho Board has powor In coses of Sioktiess di Want of Employment to SUSPEND PAY MENTS. BORROWERS SHARE IN PROFITS. PART OR WHOLE OF THE ADVANCE ) MAY BE REPAID AT ANY TIMK , INTEREST CEASES ON THE PORTION 1 REPAID. 1 DEPOSITS. 7 days'notlco 5 poroent 8 months (fixed) 0 peroont. 12 months (llxod (Jl por cent. CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET AND VULCAN LANE. AUCKLAND. JOHN BANCROFT. Manager. AUCKLAND PERMANENT-CO". OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. Offick : 117, Queen-street. LOANS granted upon approved soourltles of Froehold or Leasehold Properties in eums o( £20 to £0,000. principal and lntorest being ropay ablo in instalments at tho following Reducwj Rates for repayment of each £100 borrowed:— Kcpaymonts extend- p __ Wo . v Total Alr.ount 'ngovor. ™r woofe- Repayp.oio. £ s. d. £ s~d. lyoar „ _ 2 0 0 10>i 0 0 2 years ___. .. 1 010 108 6 8 3 years .. _ 11 7 113 IS 0 4 years „ .. 11 8 121 G 8 6 years .... 8 8 136 18 9 Byoars .. 7 1 147 13 9 10 years 0 3 162 Hi 3 And in the samo proportion for smallor or larger loans. DEPOSITa-Tho Society rocolves monoy on Dopositi-Ropayablo at 7 days' notlco, 0 por cont, per annum. JOHN BATGER, Secretary. TKTEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN. U\ AND DISCOUNT BANK. HIQH-STUEEY (Next to Atkin'a Printing Offloe). GRANTS LOANS OF £5 TO £1,000, ON PERSONAL SECURITY, FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SECURIVy on ' FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE on on ANY AVAILABLE SECURITY REPAYABLE IN WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS Or in any way suit the Borrower. ' Loans on Furniture without removal 1 also on all kinds of Merchandise. Loans may be repaid at tho rate of Slxpenoo nor weok In tho Pound. - ""•"" Bills Discounted at Current Rates. Bank of England Notos and Australian Bank Notes Bought. All oommnnloatlons strictly confidential. NEW ZEALAND MORTGAGE, LOAN. AND DISCOUNT BANK, HIGH-STREET <NBXT TO ATKtN'B PRINTINB OITIOI Bank oi England Noma Chanobd. LONDON MORTGAGE, LOAN, AND DISCOUNT BANK. tO, BHORTLAND-STREET, Auokakb (Opposite A. Clark & Sons' Warchousm), And Little Collins-atreet, Melbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO £1,000. Upon personal, freehold, and leasehold soourity, rapaj'ablo by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowest Current Ra'es. Advances nmdo on Furniture without removal, and all classes 0? Merchandise. LoanbGeanted UPON IjIFEPOLIOIKB, Legaoim, and Interests under Wills. BH.LS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES. IjOA»T8 uponl.lkpobitos-Dekds. Repaymbnil by Easy Inbtaluents, FORMd GRATIS. AU oammunleßtions and Intervlewa hell! striotlj ooulldnntiwl. C*i PIPER /• COAL & FIREWOOD DEALER. ' It Yard, Karangahape Road, or Shlp'B Side. Posts and Rails House Blooks, and Rhln_?len nn Sala. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi- , eians in England. IMMENSE DEMAND. ■, 30LD BY ALL GROCERS. *C



) ; I ; THE A.XJOK:LA.ISrT> Co-operative Drapery • AND Clothing Company, i LIMITED, t i i BEG TO DfcAW TfitE ATTENTION OP THE PUBLIC TO THE FACT OF HAVING PURCHASED THE ! STOCK AM) PREMISES ; OF t SAMUEL COOMBES & CO. .■■ n 0 tan 1 THEY WILL RE-OPEN THE SAME ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7 When they will be prepared to supply Goods t RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PEICES. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. G. "W. EENSHAW, Secretary for the Auckland Drapery and Clothing Company, LIMITED, QUEEN" STEEET; NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. CAPITAL, £200,000; CALLED UP, £100,000. DIRECTORS: A. Bnix, Esq. D. L. Murdoch, Esq, J. Banks, Esq. L. D. Nathan, Esq. P. Comiskky, Esq. Hon. J. Williamson, Sib P. Whitaker, K.C.M.G. Thk Company begs to notify to the public that the works at Auckland and the Waitara have now been completed, ana constitute the most extensive Meat-preserving and Freez , ing Works in New Zealand. WHOLESALE MEAT MARKET AND SHIPPING DEPOT Ii now open at the Company's Works at tho Railway Wharf, where Town and Country orders will be at tended1 to with tho utmost promptness and despatch. The Company can prefer with confidence to the superior quality ef its Prime Meat, as I selected for the market'from large quantities of first-class West Coast stock, dealt with at the Company's Works, Waitara. SALT BEEP. 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 cured in mild pickle, and the necessity of cutting up in small piocos obviated. As contractors for 11. M. Navy, here and in Sydney, large stocks are kept on hand. BACON-CURING. The CooHng Chambers for Bacon-curing at the Company's Works in Auckland are nowjso far advanced that this New Industry has been commenced, and choice Hams and Bxcon can be offered, cured on the most modern principlo. Particular attention will be J*aid to tho selection of Pios for this use, and on no account will any excopt Dairy or Corn Pbd Pigs be purchased, as it ia purposed to build up a reputation for an Auckland Ham and Bacon Factory, MEAT-PRESERVING. Tbta branch is ernial to an output of 120,0001b5. per diem, and the Company i has the greatest confidence*in recommending its PRESERVED MEATS Aa superior to anything of tho kind horotoforo offored to tho public. Tho Company would specially call attention to tho fact that tho GOMBRSiSSED CANNED BEEP AND MUTTON, FACKKD IN THK SQUARE OAN (The right to which.is patfconted), is the first sample from any part of ike world that has been able to compete sucaossfully in the London Market with the tiest Chicago brands. Hitherto the .Colonial meatte packed in tho round cans, although called .compressed meats' wore only saleable in the English marl ' ■ «-Srr 9 a i ow price was the .first xionsidoration! but meats of the New Zeaßand Packin- > m ..• y, submitted in competition for Admir alty supplies at Deptford* Dockyard, wero nvarded the highest commendation, and placed on the register cf accepted brands. The following extract (ram the letter of the Company's Agents in London, the New Zealand Loam and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited), is reforrod to, who write as follows:— n<n "W? h'l 'e"»o pleasure toihand you herewith an extraot from a letter received from the War Office, Armf Department:—"Samples of the Peach Brand of the New Zealand Packhiir Oc. Bwpli«»i o s you. havo been tested and proved, and Ihe Brand will be addod to the Selected IJBt S-iv i? 1 ™ PKSPV.! Tulb ns w ontitllngyou to tho privileged comp ting, wo therefore tendered on your behalf /at 60s 3d per 1121b: and to-day woregratlflod ia hear that tho offer had boon accented, notwlthsU- »dinß that It was Od per owUhigher than tho loading Amorloan brands, ahowintfthut tho quality iwas fully appreciated." " Const /quent upon tho temporary stoppage of production during the transfer of the Company te Meat-preserving Works from Auckland to Waitara, and owing to the fact that the reserve which had boen relied upon to meet current demands was taken by the New Soi'cth Wales Govornmont for the Soudan.expedition, the Company has been unable to comp'|y with numerous demands from customers, but are now prepared to execute with pri inaptitude all orders with which they may be favoured. WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPOT. Wle .(Company is about to open a large Wholesale Butter Dopdt at their Freezing Works,, Railway Wharf. Cooling Chambers and the nocessary plant are now being prepared. It? ia) anticipated that with the appliances, cold-air chambers, and facilities !for dealing v/ith the ever-increasing surplus, the Company will be able to offer a regular and satisfactory market for Dairy Produce. Tha Company's Managers of this branch are cash purchasers of Prime Butter ond Presh E/ jgs. Communications may at once be andressed to them. Thi) utmost care will be taken in the selection of Butter for table use. This will be made v p fresh every morning. As early as possible, wholesale orders of Butter will be delivee id in re/rigerated carts, so that retailers will bo able to obtain a day's supply each mornix .g,.and householders, by insisting upon being supplied with tho Company's Brands of Buf teA will obtain a table delicacy throughout the year. U he 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 as to tho genuineness of their Manures, havo requested Prof. Brown, of the Auckland (University, to act as their Anal yist, and he has agreed to certify to the Analysis of tine Superphosphates. The Com pany will defray tho 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 bo obtained at the* Works, Otahuhu, or at the o*l », Railway Wharf. STORING. The Company is now prepared to enter into arrangements for storing General Mes -Chandisb, etc., at current rates. . ' Tub Stores have a line of rail running through the bijUding to the end ot the Rall fray. Wharf, bo that all cartage, either by rail or vessel, is avoided. All goods stored are •a) id and unloaded under cover, hydraulic lift and othor appliances being available. ( jabla Address, "Iceberg"; Foat-effice No., 113} Telephone, 106; Telephone, Then, doal Department, 119,



QINQER SEWING MACHINE! E-J-3 In 1882 603,292 Machine* , „ 1881 561,036 „ / 1H0R15A5K...... 42,258, ./ OUT OF EVKRY FOUR MA CHINKS SOLD IN THK WORLD APK SINGER'S. UPWARDS OF TURKIC HUNDRED ! FIRST PRIZES 1 ! ! AND AT CHRISTCHURCH EXHIBITION TWO GOLD & TWO SILVER MEDALS, To be obtained »t PER 2/6 WEEK PER 2/6 WEEK OKtV AS 281, QUEEK-STKEBT, AOOKLANI), BEWARE OP GERMAN AND OTHER IMITATIONS. tIHOBB _____ ______*_ W. C. DENNES, TMPORTER of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Doferred Payments. HAND MACHINES. HOME SHUTTLE £3 10 0 PEERLESS WHITE 4 0 0 KRISTER & HOSSMAN (with cover) 5 5 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED ..650 DOMESTIC 14 0 WERTHEIM 110 0 Tit KA DL E MA CHINES. WHITE (without cover) .. .. „ 610 0 WHITE (with coi-er und loaf) .. .. 710 0 DOMESTIC (With loaf) 6 10 0 NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED .. Jl7 s W. C. DENNES, Queen Street. NELSON, MOATE & Cc.'b SPECIALTY BLEND. BRANCHES: AUCKLAND, UUNEDIN, CHRIST CHITRCII, WELLINGTON, 156, 41UEEN-ST., AUCKLAND. AGENTS EVERYWHERE. NELSON, MOAIE&GO.'B CELEBRATED CHALLENGE T-pf-s J\ &_&___tti_Ji& «refii«g iTM&baaBBS? ©RINK NELSON, MOATE fc CO.'S CELEBRATED PURE BLENDER TEAS. CHRISTCHURCH. JT- —M PROOF POSITIVE. At tho N. Z. Interna tional Exhibition of 18S2 NELSON, MO.VI'IC & CO.'S Celebrated Pure Ulcnded Teas wore acknowledged I by threo judges the best by yienui! per lb., but owing to an irregularity a frivolous protest was entered. Niir,s on, I Moate & Co. threw up I j tb» award (although not compulsory) and clial- Ilcngodlhcopposiug Com pany for another ,te,st: .consequently a Special Committee wns called, and the leas taken out of tho different cases by Mr. {Twopenny to be >- wrapped in plain papers S £j a ( '.N T t M. & Co.'s conditions) q S I to US sent to an export W Eg [ appointed by tlio Com- b y, mitteo ; hut tho said is t_> Company fc.-'ring their S! p teas would not stand © another test their prices were reduced 3d. per lb., sotheComui tleeuccided that in spite of the ir regularity they we'O thoroughly convinced, from the separate eviden ces of .tho juror, that | the llrst test was most | severe and impartial, n Although N.M.&Co.wero § competing with scented I mixtures, flavoured with 9 artificially scented teas, a | i Golu Se Silver Medal B was awarded to them. R Thicks ; | %}.; 8/4, 8/8, 3/-, 3/4, &H, I NELSON, MOATE &CO S Ask your Grocer for | N. HI. & CO.'S TEAS- I WELLINGTON. ' JB. B L A I X S B • VIOTOSIA-STBKKT, IMPORTER OF BUILDERS' ft FURNISH. ING IRONMONGERY ' DIBBOT 1801 l MANDJAOTOEIBIt Has For Sale, at Low Ratal, Carpenters' Toole Nails, Looks, Hinge* ' Kitohen Ranges : Register Grates, In great Varletj f Marble and Enamelled Slate Mantelpiece* (Longest Stock In Auckland) , Marble, Electroplate, Curb, and other Fenflsri Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zlne ; SUrte, Cement, and Plaster, INSPECTION INVTTBD, 1



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