THE A.J.C. SPRING MEETING.

The Musket Colt Nordonfeldt again to tho Fore.

(BETTER'S CABLEGRAM).

Sybney,-Saturday. Tim fourth day's racing of the A.J.C_ Spring Meeting took place to-day at Kand wick. Thero waa a large attendance, and with the exception of a alight fall of rain, tho meoting was a great success. The two principal races resulted: —

The Randwi k Plate, of 350sovs. For threoyear olds and upwards. Second horse lOOsovs from tho prize. Woight for ago, Three miles. Hon. James AVhito'a br c Nordonfeldt, 3yrß, by Muskot—Onyx 1 Hon. Jamon Whitc'B b f rercussion, 3yrs, by Musket-Sister Agnca ... 2 MrJ. Monaghan's br c Eagle Grunge, 3yrs, by Black Baglo-Beaaio 3 Nordenfeldt simply canterod until reaching the last mile, which distance ho did in very fast time, his *tobio companion, l'orcussion, securing second honours, Eaglo Grango being third. Time, 7min. 40sec. The STEEi-LECHAsii, a handicap swoepstake of ssova each, with 200sova added. Second horse SOsova from the prize. About 3 miles. Mr J.rCohon's b g Denmark, aged, by Horatio * Mr T. Jones's b m Lizotte, agod ... 2 Mr T. Shoio'a na b g Uhlan, aged ... 3 Eight horecs started. Time, Ginin, 51sec,

Duncdin Jockey Club Autumn Mooting.

Donkuin, Saturday. The following nominations have been ro coivod for the Dunedin J ockey Club Autumn Mooting:— ~ DuNKDIN Col'.—NolßOn, Wapiti, Stronuous, Ascot, Picture, Tasiimn, Tronton. Hei-initogo, OUibble. July, Sou'-westor, Kusllndo, aicdonna, iflack Robo, Capsizo, Alpine ltuao, Taiaroj,, Captain Webster, Rverlun Lad, Beeswing, Miss Cook, Water King, RtUßlcy, Ike, Loohiel Moana, Loon, Tabinuniu, Adniinis ralor, Scraps fllly, Talta Miss, Archduke, Spade Guinea, Fusilior, Mayboy, Piilrick, Adventuress, J.atly Emma, Matannka, Jlubozuhl, TuvqiLoise, Neok lucu, Doiringer, Minerva, Watsr Nymph, Jupiter, Warbook, Tiger Tim, Btonoyhurst. Jockey Club Handicap.—Nelson. Wapiti, Strenuous, Ascot, Tuuniaa, i routon, Hcrmitaf?f. Tasmania, July, tou'-webtor, Tiger Tim, K'ubi lado, Madonna, Black KoBO, Altin- ltoie, Taiaroa, Captain Wobstor, Kverton Lid, Bees wing, Miss Cook, Water Kliik, LihcMol, Mqanu, Ike, Leon, Tako Miss, A rchduke, Spado Uuineu, Fusilier, Patrician, Lady Kmmi, Jtubo/.ahl, Matanaka, Turquoieo, Necklace, Dorringer, Jupiter, Warbeck. Forbory Handicap. — Nelson, Wapiti, Strenuous, Ascot. Tasman, Tronton. Hormitago, Tasmania, July, Sou'-wester.- Tiger Tiin, Fusi lade, Rocket, Alplno Rosa, Black Rose, Captain Wobsier. Kverton Lad; MivsGuok, WattrKitig, Loohiel, Moana, Ike, Loon, Tako Miss, Arch duke, Spade Guinea, Fusilier, Lady Emma, Maianaka, Kubczahl, 'i'urquoise-, Necklaco, Derringer, Vanity Fair, Wurbeok, Taiaroa.

TROUT CULTURE.

Interesting Operations in the Auckland Domain. ,

Some few months ago, on viaiting the Do main, I happenod to meet and get into j convocation with Mr Cliife, the curator of the Auckland Acclimatisation Soeiecy, and was greatly surprised to hear of the success ho had -mot with in acclimatising and hatching trout. He was kind enough to show me through his hatchery, and 1 was delighted with what I saw there. With the paltry, uncertain supply of water, and tho primitive appliances at his command for carrying on operations, he has certainly achieved wonders, which no ono but a thorough en thusiast, with patience,' porseverance, and ingenuity, could over havo accom plishod. What information he has acquired as to the proper moans of acclimatising, brooding, nnd rearing of trout and other fish in this climato, is duo to bis close and keen observation, and determined by Iria numorous experiments, Moro theory is of littlo uso, owing to tho diil'eroncoof climate, tempera ture, water, otc, compared with what it is furtbor south. With tho information ho now possesses, the streams in Auckland Province should in a fow years be well stocked with lino trout and other Jiah. With an adequate supply of walor, what immense numbers of trout and other rivor and lake fish could be annually reared in this little epaco. Will tho City Corporation not assist the Acclimatisation Society by giving them a supply of water, if not gratis, at least for a nominal charge, whore such a public benefit to bo conferred is tho object in view 1 With the streams in tho North Island well stocked witli trout and other useful fish, New Zealand would havo yet another charm for the sportsman, and no doubt it would bo tho means of attracting thousands who are fond of tho gentle art to visit and rosido in this colony, to invest and circulate their money, who would not other wiso do so. Now Zealand, for tho rod and gun, does not now afford a great field for sport. I havo heard this frequently re marked, and overything that can bo done to remedy this defect ought to be gone about without delay, as an attraction not only to tourists, but capitalists, who might choose to make their home where they could enjoy such a pleasurablo pastimo.

Splondid Specimens,

Tho trout in the Domain are a perfoct treat to behold. Finer conditioned and healthier Iwh of tho following varieties I havo never beforo econ: —The English brown trout, oi Snlmo Fcrox (from ova obtained from Otago); American brook trout (ova from Christchurch); and the black spotted trout from America, ranging in size from 2 inches up to Gib weight/. These have been successfully reared by thousands under Air Cliffo's care. This ono an idea of what could bo donoin fish cnlturo if carriod out on a largo scale, and in a proper business-like manner. Thoro can bo little doubt that diiliculty would bo oxporionccd in finding sufficient spaco or water in tho Domain to carry on oxtohsivo operationa in this direction : but there are numerous other places near Auck land naturally adaptod for prosecuting this' important work. Tho Henderson Mill burn and other streams-flowing from tho WaitakoreiKanges, afford oxcollont facilities for accomplishing this in a successful and profitable manner. From tho fact that English trout havo, somo time ago, been introduced into thoso streams by the Accli matisation Society, and are now in a mest flourishing condition and growing very fast, owing to tho great abundance of insects to thoir natural food, proved that the water is all that could be dosired to giiaranteo tho success of the venture. In the courso of a few years angling will afford an additional attraction to this alroady favourite place of resort.

Profits of Systematic Brooding.

Seeing the trout are doing so well in the stroams near tho ranges, would it not bo a mattor worthy tho consideration of tho Ac climatisation Society whether it would not pay to extond their operations in that direc tion by going in for first-class fish culture, and forming there or any other suitable placo a porpotual breeding establishment, from whence ova could bo forwarded all over the colony. A few acres of land could be acquired at a vory nominal sum for a hatchery and roaring pouds, and under judicious management could not fail to pay both directly and indirectly. Ex perience teaches us that an aero of water for the cultivation of trout will in a few years, give more profitable returns than 20 acics will under any cultivation. Tho rights to,, not trout on Lakes Wakatipn, Hayea, and Mold, in tho South Island, were rocontly lot by auction at Quoonstown, being put up in 21 sections, realising for yearly rontal from £4 10s to £26 10s, or a total of £168, which goeß to swell the funds of tho Lakes Acclimatisation Society. In thoso lakos trout are known to exist in immense numbors. one boat last souson having taken as many as 40 to 50 iish, weighing from G to iJslbs each, in one night. They have ice there in any quantity for packing, so it ought to prove a good thing for tho lessees. It is not so many years since trout were intro duced to thoso lakes, and tho abundance of food in thorn may be easily imagined from the large size the fieh havo already attained to.

In Scotland I had a long and varied ex perience in iishculturo of all kinds, moro especially of trout, and the hatchorios which I was connected with are now moat success fully and profitably carried on by my brother on a very lar{,'o scale at Linlithgow Loch, 20 miles from Edinburgh. In them were eyod and troated the salmon ova which Mr Farr so successfully intro duced into Canterbury some months ago for the Acclimatisation Society there. With eood management,fish culture is a most profitable industry,and, with such a thoroughly practical and painstaking man as Mr Cliffe to direct the working of such an enterprise, could not fail to be not only a financial success, but a very great boon to the colony at large.

A, T. ANiwitsoN,

R.M. COURT, TE AWAMUTU.

Tho«. Gbesham v. Luoy McCokmack.— Claim, £8 2s 6d, bill of costa rendorcd, Judgment for amount claimed and costs, £114s.

Kihikihi Town Hall Company (Limitod) v. Herbert H. Smith.—Mr Greahain for plaintiff.—Claim, £3, for use of hall. Judg ment for amount claimed and costs, £1 2?.

J, G. Elmsly v. James llobinsoii. — Mr Gresham for plaintiff. Claim, £5 16s 6d. The defendant having paid £3 since tho issuing of tho summons, judgment M'as tliereforo given for £2 lb'a Cd, with coats, £1 193.

Kihikihi Town Boanl v. (ieorgo Argue. Mr Gresham for plaintiff. Claim, 2a Gd for ratoa, .ludgmont for amount claimod, with costs, £1 12s. Same v. William Bruce.—Mr Greßbam for plaintiff Claim, !M B|d, for rates.— Judgment for 4s 4^d, with costs, £1 12s. Samo v. John Costello. - Mr Groaham for plaintiff. Claim, 8s S.|d, for rates.—Judg ment for 4s 4Jd, with costs, £1 12s, , Same v. John Patterson, or trusteeß of tho late D. Ford.—Mr Ureoham for plain tiff. Claim, 0s O:Jd.— Judgment for 4s 4^d, with costs, £1 12s. Samo v. George Preston.—Mr Gresham for plaintiff. Claim, 9fl 4 Id, for ratos,— Judgmont for 4s 4^d and costs, £1 12s. J. W. Malmberg v. W. C. Ford.—Mr Gresham for dofendant. Claim, £'.i 12s 'id for rent.—Adjourned, coet of day to abido event, froah particulars to be served. Several other casc3 were settled out of Court.

CRICKET MATCHES.

The season opened with soveral cliib matches on Saturday. Particulars are appended:— AUCKLAND UNITED V. 22 COLTS. The El'cven : Kirst Innings. Testro, c Wallace, b Mumford 39 Dunkloy, b Mumford 38 Howdeu. o Bruford, b Wallace 11 A. MacCormick, not out 5 McPhorson, not out .. ■• ,: Jfxlrae «> Total for three wicke Is 112 ■ ' WKST BND C.C. V. 22 COLTS. The Eleven : First Innlugß. ' King, b Doughty 8 YounM-, b Doughty 2 Taylor, o Henner, bVe ney .. .. .... 1 C. K Keid, cßamfleld,b Doughty .. .. 0 Lynch, b Doughty o. 'ihwaitcs, b Verney - 30 G. Brooks, run out .. ~ » Arneil. bDougluy ..-.. 0 1). Twohill, b Doughty .. 0 Speed, not out •• •• 01 Askew, e (Jilmorc, b Vernoy 13 Extras •• ■■ " Total.. 138 A.C.C. LAST YEAR'S ELEVEN V. REST OF CLUB. Rest of CLUB-Firet Innings. J. W. Hall, b Matheson 8 Usinoad, b Mathcsoa 11 Courtayno, c Mutheson, bA. Bealo .. .. o Ooidswirthy, b A. Beivlo 1 Cheeeoman, b Matheton 0 Martin, o K. Uualo, b A. Bcale 2 K H. Eoid, c and b A. Beale 8 F. C. Choeueman, lbw, b Matheson .. .. 5 Cotton, lbw, b B. Bealo 20 Greenaway, c and b if. Bcalo 0 Frater, bA. Boale .. .. J Bond, bE. Bealo •• * Pearce, b A. Heale J UpUll, rubout.. ■ 1 Von Sturmt r, bE. Boalo .. 8 S. Brooks, b A. Bealo * • • ■. 8 Mitfotd, bE. Beali •.. ■-■.., .. v. ..SI Greatbutoh. bE. Bealo .. .. .. - 1 Carr, bB. Bealo ... .. .. ... •• 0 W. W. Robinßon, not out a Perry, bA. Boalo .. 10 Byos .. ; .... Jj Total .. ~ .. ,87 ' Last Year's Elbvkh : Flrßt Innings. Coxon, lbw, bJ. W. lioldsvvorthy .. ..2 Blalr.nocout 11 Barton, hit wkt bj. W, Goldßvrorthy .. 6 K, Beale, not out . .. 0 Widea - J Two wickets for .. .. .. .. .. 20

FOOTBALL MATCHES.

A rooTiiALL match was played in tho Domain on Saturday afternoon between tho eihployds of the railway and Messrs Fraser and Tinno's, which resulted in favour of the railway by 12 to 2 points. The game was started at .'5 p.m. During first spell of 40 minutes a touch - down was scored by 11. Firth, but no goal resulted, and ho further score till remainder of spell. During tho eocond spoil a try was scored by Braund (Frasor and Tinne). R. Firth secured a mark and kicked a grand goal, and by good play secured two more touches to his credit. One was also secured by Cole. Firth, Duncan, Elliott, Cole, and Pulman played well for tho victors, whilst Braund, Potter, nnd McCarthy creditably represented the vanquished. Several junior football matches wore played last Saturday. Auckland second defeated Athletic by 10 points to nil, Holly securing two trios and Brennan con vorting them into coals.—Victorias won their match against Nowton Second by 11 points to four. For tho winners Wynyard potted a goal from tho field and scored a try, which Swinnerton converted into a goal. Pattoson also obtained a try.— Natiyo Rose claimed a victory against British, as tho latter failed to turn up.— The match Kita v. Hobeon, played on Sur rey Hills, resulted in a win for the former by a try (obtained by Nightingale) to nil.— On Saturday the Surrey journeyed to lielensvillo to play the local team thero, and after a well-contested game came off victor ious. The visitors cannot speak too highly of the hospitable manner in which thoy were entertained during their visit..

CORRESPONDENCE.

Prison Gate Brigade and Fomnle Homo.

To tho Editor.)

Sib,—Will you kindly allow mo also, as you have "A Roman Catholic" and "Unity," to offer your many readers a few words on" tho "Prison Gato Brigades" question. I shall answer the two letters with a Bevies of positive assertions, and shall defy.,, refutation of my assertionsl, first, then, as. to the oft-repeated accusa tion that Marshal Booth came here for the purpose, and while here endeavoured to get possession of the Female Home. This accusation is utterly untrue, and is beet known to1 be untrue by- eorao who have most assiduously made it, and caused it to bo made. I. feel at liberty to say Marshal Booth made up his mind that the iduty was incumbent on the Army to carry out its original intention to under tako the femalo work, as it had already done the male work, because of what ho learned while going his rounds among the night haunts. He there learned the names of the only two ladies in this city to wholn the occupiers of the houses said their doors would be thrown open. Mrs Hutchinson was one of those ladies, and her colleague for three years waß the other. Ho also learned that no man called a " reverend " could gain admission so long as he was on an errand of Gh:istian duty. It is too true that " the cloth " is hold in highest discount iu these places. And this fact is & sufficient answer to the plea that ministers of religion are the persons to undertake "gutter and garret" work of this class. And now as to tho origin of these brigades. At tho time, or thcroaboute, the men's brigade was under taken by tho Salvation Army, I>oputy •Major Pollard was importunod to undertake the Femalo Brigade instead, aa being much more needed, mainly on the ground of the difficulty whioh Army experience had learned of finding always ready at band suitablo women to manage the work. He do tormincd upon opening tho Men's Homo first, and Consented to the present Female Home being opened ae an " auxiliary" to tho local Army corps. Tho first notices issued called tho Home "an auxiliary." Somo few months ago, howover, the able and indefati gable Secretary of tho Female Homo got carried away with tho cant scare of non soetavianism, and determined that the Home was then sectarian because it was a branch of the Army. He conceived the idea that if ministers— Anglican, Presbyterian, Metho diat, Independent, Baptist, Primitive, &o, — would add to their alroady overburdening duties the night-and-day work of the Female Home, it would then bounsectarian. JN'ow let your readers decide as to the reasonableness of this position by the fol lowing facts. The Army is not a church or a sect, bocauso it has no internal govern ment. It has no church pastors, and it has no regular ordinances. Tho absence of these makes the Army an organisation or movement simply being enrolled as such by Deed in Chancery, and destroys entirely its sectarian character. Tho Arj£y, then, is es sentially non-seetarian. Three pointsin your previous correspondence are thus disposed of. Now for another assertion. As a proof that the present Femalo Home was, only a few months ago, regarded as a branch of tho local Army, some person causod you, sir, to insert a paragraph in your Star asserting that the Homo " was not in any way coimoctcd with tho Salvation -Army." I am able to aseert that tho minutoe of the Ladies' Committee contain a.record that the Secretary bo instructed to contradict this paragraph, Tho gentleman alluded to has refused thus to commit himself by.

contradicting it. As a furtu^^** tho Army as " soldiers, "or r« slther ft . outsiders as belo.igin,,' to i( l* U their intimate idontifiJation I>< gontleman Secretary was h& 6 ! h' l' % most prominent " Boldiers ™ ift t *? e °'tie And, now Eir, let me eav i«v, n ■ bo Mti* Marshal BootVs action^ &lo?tCt giving eflect to the orighiar V^to related herein; but se&»' B > assumod by a section of ttiaTV, ■ ■ . 4 ™tMa waived his right of acli O n\ C n 07,^,!» mittoe should settle its J! ,s* Com. He refused, though entreated L"!8^ push forward the Army %<$ "H'<> department, and all h 9 hm ln ttii express a wish that certain I" *» in whom he came to have oonfM •' P*lßo^ be prepared to act in con M ttWitK ßhoil W wnenovcr it should commricftjMW either by receiving a mrr.^iT' B™l'*, present Homeor by an indenSf °f ; '«* tion. The Marshal, hoSfe^ preoated any separate move unffi'vK'J * finitely decided that the *j££«" would not'he handed ov cr Ti % *S« other point I mus t ak ' ">»;u.«», Marshal's plan of opetatidh. : fa that all mSneye thatC^SjW* Army treasury etpaalff^^M poses, from any source, or at anvlin?' be used exclusively f Ol £&lj**m separate trcasury.aecount being S?*', l that purpose—l am^&c, j OH |^JWh,

"Presbyterian" sends a UiU- ■■ < sqmoßublect. Ho say* ' !.%* «bi and all as I am, I am. boudd fa Salvation Army is tho onlyOhrisH. ;Mr,lllt in Auckland that would havewf?^ of undertaking such a nobta^* reason of this is obvious to those «£ i le r) hat e oldier S ofth e SalvatWam&.» the way of earnest, sincere,'™d ton work for. their Master, lor 1 fal willingly offer thorn all the Sfi my sense of duty will permit ffi-1" Roman Catholic possiblyflnaw^ ' praetisedany a el4 n ialn yortSe& discomfort m order to arrive ht Si????al which' the Prison Brigde. accolfft That Marshal Booth rfdrtM* these excellent institutions admihieS the Army, noonecanbeßuJ P fi 8 |S b that soldiers of theArmy have be Q '*B fa K out the blessed U "ft,^ Hutch inson is a soldier- an' ouf-aaa rti t . one of Erin's daughters of wKom'weEl P roud-b«yßir, f yea weroto!aS devoted lady whether she haa .JH of her own Hex helping'her, to taS fallen and earry on thpn labours rfffl and self-denial, her Teply wduld-S bably astonish youV Re&ily/S would she point to theiameso'f tajS fellows on the roll of the SalvMionAra' and say that they were equallyzsalo,;^ heraelf, but only lacked the'timsS hfi tV?l e«-ail^ I? erV ;iii ted' sto enftt»le "them to|o all that she had done. -; ; ~,"f,™

Experiments at the Hospital with Tar- piri and Westport Coals.

. . \(Tothe~Editor,) Er ~' Sm,—ln a short leader,' SepfenVet lift your readers have to thank you for m b' lishing some infortaakiori ''»'•'ttJ-HIJL' For the further information of m» readers, please allow a few rmark, Different kinds of- coal- stmfo different kinds of furnaces and'fire EL and in-every way different'kinds of treat' mehtin burning.. 1 hav^firedaboilettith both kinds of coal, and if J had v to don now, and had an ordinary furnace and only my own convenience 'to *cqnßiW!jnl| matter, I certalhly-'shottld' do ill I could to get Taupiri coal to .use; ■iii&m ny ge j. ting Taupiri coal depended1 upon a three and - eightpenny ©xperiment profebly ;I could manwuyre accordihgly^- fctefeby, bo doubt, giving cett-aih wiseacres u'gpftr; tunity of demonstrating'thot'ttepfarffe!! test showed that the' sciehtinc'men*wire all at sea in their theory, 4c;, 4c.t} in &c, Jonx Webstek. „ >'■'■"-'■">'"'■■,

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HE AUCKLAND EVENING STAK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1885



Au«tioiiM. W. g, COOUIUNIS,J [JAS. DAOIiE, TO-MORROW. Under Bill of Sale. IiED REP SUITE, CARPETS, WARD KOBE, MISTRESS RANGE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 'i'hu subscribers have rccoived instructions to Sell by Public Auction at their ttoom?. (Juoen streot, on Tuoßday, aeptcmbor 21», at li o cloclt, under Bill of Sale, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist ing of Hod Rop Suite, Carpets, Picture!', Sunders, Vases. Ormmenta, Curtains, Blinds Mmtorao Kauri Wardrobe, Iron and Wood ;,:i')toads, Jluttrpsses, Palliasses, Mirrors. > /.^hetands and Ware, Ghosts Drawers, Iron i it. Sowinj,' Jfachlnn. Cauo ObuiiM, Oiloloth, j.liOloum. Latnpu, Teapot, Dininp: Tablo, il.slresaliiinKe, &0., &c. &c. SAMUEL COOIIRANE & SON, Auctionoort". W. 8, COCintANE. I |JA3, DACKE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5. 3.>y Order of tho Rogistrar of tho Supremo Court, VALUABLE IM PROVED FARM, TAURANGA. ■ The Sub3cribors will soil by auction, nt thoir Kooma, Quocn-Btrcct. on Monday, Octobor 5, at 12 o'clock, By Order of tho Rcgiatrarof tho Supremo Court ALLOTM E N T S 39, 10, 11, 42, and 023, Parish of To Papa, Jook's County, contiininK 3'Jl acivn First-class Land, 80 acres ot which fir i fenco 1 and In krra=s, ■•.os,'ethorwithaCOMl''oltT.Aßl;KKKyil)lt;NOK, )ODtaininst 12 rooms, also STABLKS and other OUT-BCllJJliNG.'jiiiTol.cid thereon ; well known is Mr Kelly's property. This farm in wol) eitua :ed, being on tlio main road, about JJ miles from jhotown of Taurantfa. For further partlculare apply to SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Aucttonoora. W, 3, COOJIRANK] « |JAS. BAOBE MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. FOR 50 YEARS' LEASE— ALLOTMENTS- VVYNYARD AND HAVELOCK- STREETS, FOR 21 YEARS' LEASE— f'LLOTMENTS—NEW NORTH ROAD.: . ■ y Ordor of the Board of Governors of tho Auckland College and Grammar School, 1 » 9 Subscribers will luaso by auction, at thoir ■ .'oonis, Qneon-stroet, on Monday, Octobor 12, ■-, 12 o'clook, For a term of 50 yoars— "T OTB 16, 17, IS, and 19, Subdivision of i J Part Lot 20, Section 9, City ot Auckland. ■.ymprairontaKo of 50 feet each to Wynyard l,•■; eet by 130 feet in depth. .Lota 12,13. and 15. subdivision of Part Lot 20, Section !>, City of Auckland, each II f oct frontage to Havolock-atrcot by «U feet in dopth. . For a term of 21 years— Part Lota 17. 20,3t, 3S. and 13 and Lota 18.19. 32, 33, 31. 85, 38, 39.10, and 11. of Subdivision Lots 2c, 2.'), 2e, and 2k Section 10, Suburbs of Auck land, situate on the Now North Road, close to Rocky Nook Property. or plan and further information apply to SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO■MO R R O W, At Noonj VALUABLE FREEHOLD CENTRAL CITY PROPERTY. HEPBURN AND WELLINGTONSTS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT. MOST CONVENIENT RESIDENCE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. U. ARTHUR Will Sell by Public Auction, at his Kstate, Land, and House Salo Rooms, Arthur's Mart, Queen street, on Tuesday, 29th Instant, at Noon, HEPBURN-STREET -A DWELLING HOUSE, most comfortably arranged, of nine rooms, bathroom, laundry, good verandahs, range, Krntea, giia fittings and firoH. Venetian and verandah bliuda, weil ventilated with tube vontilators, gns nnd wntor laid on, with tho Large Freohold Allotment, thoroughly drainod, a flrtt-claas well, planted, asphalt paths, &c. TWO ALLOTMENTS ADJOINING, also thoroughly drained, planted, nßphalt paths, &c. On one is orected a Cottago and other conve nicifces. . This street Is ono of tho finest in the city, of full width, woli planted, airy, and pleasant. Trams run within a ehort distance of this Pro perty, on tho Ponaonby Road and Freeman's Bay. WELLINGTON-STREKT- A Largo ALLOT MENT iSft 2in x 130ft, thoroughly drained and planted. A good business sit", a fast-rising neighbourhood; several thousands of pounds have been spent in completing the streets and drainage Title: Land Transfer. Terms easy. TO-MORROW, NOON. IMPORTANT TO SPECULATORS AND PERSONS REQUIRING GOOD HOME SITES OR RESIDENCE. TALUABLE FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY, WELLINGTON AND ANGLESEA-STREETS. R. ARTHUR Kasbeon favoured with Instructions, from tho Trustees of tho lato Mrs R. Somarville, to Sell, by Public Auction, at his Kstate, Land, and House Sale Room, Arthurs Mart, Queen-Bt., on Tnesday, Beptembor 2'Jth noxt, at 12 , NOdn,' •." )";{TIHAT VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO -5 PKRTY situated in WELLINGTON and .'.: Tho wholo has boon under cultivation; a ;v ! :on planted -with good fruit and other trees. ;i ,-ell arranged, oomfortably-finlshcd Dwol ', ::-- House. ' Tho position is convenient and plti Jant, neighbourhood highly respectable, ltii'l fast rißing in value. : -xeral thousands of pounds have lately boon iirat in making the streets. Subdivided as follows: WELLINGTON-STRKET—Threo fine Allot ments, well planted and nicely laid out, on ono of which is erected Dwelling House, Stables, nnd other buildings. AN6LKSEA-STREKT—Threo Large Build ing Si'os, of great depth and frontage, well situated, opposite tho grounds ot Thomas Saddle, tisq. Title tintlor Land Transfer. Terms Kasy. Onofourth caeh, balance on Mortgago at 7 per oent. Lithiwrrtiihio Plane oan now bo obtained at the ofllco ot the Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, 30th, NOON, SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, MARBLE TIMEPIECES, PHOTOGRAPHS, HANDSOME CHINA. WARE, &u, 'Sindgur," Wynyard Road, Stoneyhuret, Mount Eden, 11, ARTHUR Ifa3 been favoured with Instructions from G. 'KloitSton, Kaq , who is about to visit England, :o sell,by public auction, at hia rcsidonco, " Siutlgur." Wynyard Road, on Wodnosday, 30th at 12 o'clock noon, nria superior household O- FI7BNITUIUO AND KFFKOTS—English Oak Frame Suiio, Groen Leather, Wal'iut Uvii T.-;ble, inlaid; Wuluut AVhatnota. Buporior (ioloarcd Photographs. Carpets, Rugs, Cloth, Unrtiins, Laco Curtains; asuporior lmndsomo Marblo Timeplceo; a ijinall goort Mnrblo Tinio piece, Picturot", Oilcloth, Fendors and Irona; very handsome Oriental China Toa Sorvioo; handaomo Hand-uainled Old China Black and t-!oid Jlantlo Mlrror, Ornainontß; cuperior Platedwuro, Glass, China, and Kirthcnwaro, oaito and other Chalra; a superior Coach and ilasy Chair. Tables, Iron Hodateads, double and ifnglo. Spring, Hair, and Flax Mattriis3ea. Bed • ling, Chcßts of Dr.iwors, WaahtjtaadH. Toilot : lots, Lookitg Glasses, Toilet Tables, Kitchen ' Jlcnsilu, Dish Covers. Lamps. Verandah blind, siarden Tools, Wheolbarrow, Pot Plants, &c, So., Ko. On viow at 'J o'clock on tho morning of the Bale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IMPORTANT TO 'SPECULATORS, AND ALL DESIROU3 "OF FIIIST-CLASS INVESTMENTS, BUSINESS MEN REQUHUNG SUPE RIOR BUSINESS SITES. ERBONS WANTING PLEASANT, HEALTHFUL, AND CONVENIENT HOME-SITES. 3YMONDS-STREET, CORNER OF NEWTON ROAD, TUB KSTA'i'ffi OF THE LA.TK W. V. FAIRBUUN, ESQ. ■>pHE OWNERS HAVING DECIDED .'i TO FTCUi tho romair.ing portion c£ this S'IXE Ks'iv.TE situated at tho corner of : V.vfONDS-STRBET and NEWTON ROAD, i «t h-itructod the undersigned to prooare for '•• ■ tiila thorcof, at un early date, by PUBLIC JU'O.ion, at his Kotato, Land, and House *j.u.tocius, Arthur's Mart, (Jucou-iitroot, *iVc6iS tiSS?l'Llia Arthur particulars will bo ,* . OB to a tatvita advetUsßiuent. *' ""'"''' *"*lJ's-'- Arthur i ~_ ' .'■;■' : ; '] w- hsiiuja



TO-MO R R 0 Wy At 3, o'Clock. ONEHU N G A. THE MACHINERY LATELY RE MOVED FROM THE S.S. MANUKAU WILL UK SOLD BY AUCI'ION whoro it now lies, in W, Mclntyre's Shed, on Tuesday, Sopt. 23th, at 3 o'clock, as follows :— Lot I.—Marino Multitubular Boiler, 7ft long, Gft In diameter. Lot 2.—High - pressure Surface Condensing Engine, with a now 12-inch Cylinder, Pumps, and all necessary Fittings com plete. Lot 3.-Brass Propollcr, ill 2in in diameter, with Shafts, &o. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. THE REMUERA YARDS For Sale, on Thuraday, Ootobor 1, ICA HEAD WELL-FATTED . X©V CATTLE 800 Fat Sheep and Lamba Dairy Cows Store Cattle Fat and Storo I'lgs For Private Sale, Choice Youug Hereford Bulls. ALFRED BUCKLAND, SUMHOAYB. WHS HAYMAR.3JSS, SALH O? WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIUKB. TALLOW, HAY, and STRAW. caoil TUH3DAY, at 13 o'olook. ALIPBED BaOEL&ND, " TO-MORROW. PORT, SHERRY, BRANDY (Quarts, Flasks, A-Flasks, and J-Flueks), RUM, GENEVA, ALE, STOUT, WHISKY, Sc, &0., &o. E. & A. ISAACS Have roccivod instructions to sell by auction, at their Stores. Queen utroot, on Tuesday, Soptember 20, at 11 o'clook. iliy PACKAGES of THE ABOVE. y\ i is No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctionoors. ii. tonics] ,[Ki o. CAMi WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, At 12 o'Clock TO CAPITALISTS, MERCHANTS, AND INVESTORS. TCIREEHOLD /^ITY "DROPERTIES, SUBSTANTIAL THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, . MILLS'S LANE. SPLENDID ALLOTMENT WITH BUILDINGS, '■ '.: -.. WYNDHAM-STREET. "J B. TONES & CO. Havorocoivod instructions tosollon Wednesday, Soptoiubor 30, at 12 o'clook, ,; . TkT I L L S' S LAN E.- MAGNIFICKNT THREE-STORIED BRICK WAREHOUSE, with every ap plianco and convenience for Immediate occupation, and having a frootago of -12ft by a dopth of 86ft 4in to Mills'a Lane, WYNDHAM-STREET.-FINE ALLOTMENT with Good BUILDING, and having a frontage of 31ft Bin to Wyndham-stroot by a dopth of 115ft Gin, and bounded, at back by Mills'a Lano. Thoßo two Properties are perhatia tho finost placed In the market for some time past, and their prospective value is very groat, being convenient of access and placed in the very heart ot the city. Tho magnificent Warehouse in Alms's Lane is especially adapted, on account of its exceptional position, either for a Ware house or Manufactory. | ' ,■ ' I EDWARD LISTER GREEN, Sheriff , of tho District ot Auckland, hereby glvo notice that, under a Writ of Halo, dub' Issued out of the Supremo Court at Now Zealand, Northern District at Auckland, in an action wherein Henhy Flew2:i.ly:>v Wji. IaNQDON FLEWMXYN, and RODEKT KLEWfiLLYN, 01 Birkonhead, in tho Provincial District of Auck lnnd, in tho Colony of Now Zew Zealand, Builders. <\re plaintiffs, and Joseph Ciarke, of Mount Kdon, in the said Provincial District of Auckland, Builder, is defendant, I havn taken in execution, at the suit of the said Plaintiff*, the Kstate, interest, and equity of redemption of the Defendant o> and In all those piecos or parcels of land, in tho Prorinoial Dis trict of Auckland, beipg parls of Lots 37 and 38, of a Subdl vision of Allotments 9 and 10, of Section 10, Suburbs of Aucklaud.Parishof Waltetiiata, ftnd County of Eden, Bounded towards the N. by Bunnysldo Koad, 17ft Bin; towards the W. by 'other part of said allotmonts 37 and 38,. 127ft; towards the South by other parts of said allot munta 37 and 33, 47ft Oin, and towards the K. by other part ot said allotments 37 and 33,127ft: and also all that pl;cc of Land, being part of said allotments 37 and 3S. bounded towards the N. by Sqnnyside Road, 37ft, towards tho W. by other part of Bald allotments 37 and 38. 230ft. towards the S. by other part of said allotments 37 and 3S 37ft. and towards tho K. by 0 ther part of said allotments 37 and 38,230ft: also, all that piece of Lund, being part of said allotments 37 and 33, bounded on all sides by othoi partß of said allot ments 37 and 38. towards tho N., Sift; towards the W., 66ft 7in: towards the S., 31ft;, and towards the E.. 66ft. Also, all that piece or parcel of Land, being part of allotments 1 and 10 of section 10, of tho sub-division of the Bald City of Auckland, bounded on the South-woflt by tho Sunnyside Road, 14-1 and-}th links ; on the North-west, by other parts of said lots 2 and 3. comprised in transfer No. 6,797, 180links; on tho North-east, by part otLotX, comprised in transfer No. 5,833, 153 and 3-10th links ; an.l on tho South-east, by a road return ing to tho commencing point, 187 and i links, as delineated on the plan dopositod in the Land Transfer Office at Auckland ias num ber 260, and being part of tho land comprised in certiflcato of title registered in vol.' 3-1. fol. 82, of tho Register Book; and I hereby glvo further notico that I shall cause the eaid Lands to be sold by publia auction at the Bale room of B. Tonks and Co., Queen-Btrect, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 16th day ot October, 1885, at the hour of 12 noon, unless tho amount ot the Writ and all exponses bo paid to me on or before that date. ■ '- The Solicitors for tho execution creditors aro Whitakek and Russell, ot Auckland. Dated at Aucklund this 21th day of Soptoin bor, 1885. FIIWARD L. GRITON, Sheriff. " THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, At 12 o'clock noon. "TTALUABLE piTY TJIREEUOLD T)ROPERTY, OYMONDS-STREET. By Ordor of the Registrar of tho Sup^eino Court. G. W. BINNEY-; ij;.;- Haß rocoived instrnctiona to sell by public auo tion, at his Mart, Corn Exchange, Fort-stroot, on Thursday, October 15, at 12 o'clock noon, ALL THAT VALUABLE CITY FREBIIOLD PROPERTY, being Part of Allotments Nos. G and 9, Section 15, Suburbs of Auckland, with tho Substantial Dwellings orectod thereon, The Auctioneer would draw the especial atten tion of invostors, speculators, and others to tho above valuable property, which" adjoins the property of Sir Frederick Whitoker. Full particulars can be obtained from the Solicitors, Messrs Devoro and Cooper, Queen street; or at tho Auctioneer's office, Fort-street TO-MORROW. JUNCTION YARDS. Tho undersigned will Bell at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday, Hoptember 2' I ITA FAT 0 .V *, ■ ••' JL 6 \J SOO Fat Phocp Fat Ltimbs Dairy aud Stae Cowa Veal Calvca - HUNTER AND NOLAN, Auctioneers,



T O- M 0 ft ' R O W, ; At two o'clock. AT ARTHUR'S MART, To bo sola oy auction, romoved from suburban slore etc., forconvenience oL Sale, GOOD USEFUL LOT OF HOUSE- . 1;OLI> FURNITURE AND BFFECTS- New Horsehair Suite, Cliairs. Chests of Drawers Fauoy anil l*oo Tatilrs, oto., Various I>r&wiW-room and Parlour Sultoa, Carpets, Bugs Cana and Wooden Chairs, Chellbniors, Table's Moat Safes, Earthenware, PJatedwaro, Pic'uron. Iron and Wooden Bedsteads, Palliasses. Mattresses, Pillow*, Washgtands, • Toilut Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Chcnttiof nra'-nra. lM.'^'"'" " 1 "'"' """" ( JJUniIAM XAttUO, FOB SALE, at the Durham Yardi, every Tnooday, at II o'olook. HIDKB, TAjjLOW. WOOL, anil BH3NB, HUNTER * NOLAN "t" o~h n t>uchanan , importer, ' TEA, COFI'EE & SPICE j MERCHANT, CORNER CUSTOMS STREET EAST t AND GORE-STREET. ] AUCKLAND. < * Telegraph Addraes* I Tolophone Kxohanso, ' " iilagle," Auckland, I No. w, ( 1885-86 NEW SEASON €HIM TEAS. Tno First Shipment of NEW SEASON CHINA TEAS, ox Tamaui, via Wellington, ie now to hand, and Liquoring Samples oan bo obta'ued on appUo&tion. ! NEW SEASON INDIAN TEAS, NOW IN TRANSIT DIRECT FROM CALCUTTA. The Advertiser directs Rpobial notice to his ColPbratod Brands nf INDIA AND CHINA AND PURE INDIAN BLENDED TEAS, which for their worth nnd chamctor are bo highly osteomod and increasingly inquired for. NB.-My Trado Mark, as above, protects oaoh packago of the following Blonds In Jib and lib packets, 21b, Gib, 101b, and 101b Tins, viz., BLENDED INDIA AND CHINA TEAS. HOUSEHOLD fcOUNTESS DUCHESS PRINCESS ' EMPRESS Brands. BLENDED PIKE INDIAN TEAS VICEROY ZEMINDAR SPREAD EIGLE BAKING POWDER. Those Chomically I'uro and Kxcollont Powders have established tholr claim on the publlo pat ronage, and to prorido for tho increasod sale I havo arranged a more comploto and commodi ous department in my New Promises for thoir preparation. "Laboratory, Hobson-streot. Auckland, June 13.1831. —I have sanu'lod tho Baking Powdor in tho bulk, prepared by Mr John Buchanan, Mer chant, Auckland, and have analysed tho same, and find tho constituents pure and woll propor tioned. Ths result proves this articlo to be superior to any oithei imported or colonially prepared that has bosn submitted to mo, and I can therefore, oonlidontly rcoommenii .'* to the public—(Signed) J. A. Pond, Colonial Analyst. SPREAD EAGLE QUEENSLAND ARROWROOT, Paokcd In Jib and lib paoketa. GUARANTEED PHRFECTLY PUKE AND OF FINEST QUALITY. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND RICE, In lib Tins. SPREAD EAGLE GROUND GINGER, In Jib and 71b Tina. PURE AND Ob' FINEST QUALITY. Nono Gennino without my Trade Mark, Wholesale by thu Proprietor. Rotail by. Grocers and Storekeepers generally. Tho STOCK OF G EN KRAfi GROCERY and Oilmen's Stores comprises a Splendid Assort ment, which is constantly being replenished by importatioca from Htiropean, American, and Australian Markets. To those ahout ta commence business, atten tion is drawn to tbo grcit advantaga ot being in a position to offi-r tho rdcbrntpd nutl Popular ; Brands oC Sprond Erglo Toas, Baking and Yeast Powders, otc , nnd to aernre other special inducements which I am prepared to Catalogues on application. X0 H N ~jJ~U CHAN AN, MERCHANT, Customs strekt. E<»st and Gore-street, AUCKLAND. nfiOOTIKG SEASON. 188 5. j G.UNBI! GUN3II GUN3!! ! , D. BVIT'lv | JUNMAKKR, 254, CJUKICN-STRfIiKT. AUCKLAND. Tho advcrtlnar haying a very laree Stock of 3nnn, both ilrcooch-loulliiK and Muvalo-load iiK. has ro-mn k«i lhf-m at a oonetderable RUDUCTION FUR CASH. • R b. d. Single-barrel Guns from _ _ 0 17 8 Uoublo-barrel Guns from .. .10 1 ■ Dhnbln-barrnl H.K Oufin from _ 4 15 0 j Slnglo-barrel B.L. Uunn from _6 0 0 : Curtis and Harvey's best Quality Diamond Grain Gunpowder., (n fid per lb. FFF Gunpowder ..-■ .. .. 3i. Od „ Shot Os 5Jd „ Cartridge Cases. VI guano, f-s, Bs, and 7a per 100. Bvebv OTHEn Kind of Shootino Material Equally Citeap. ELKY'S CK.NTRAL KIHK C!ARTRIDGKS, 12 guage, loaded with the Now B.C. Powder. 3UN WORK OF KVKi'Y DESCRIPTION : DONK PROMPTLY AND KFFICIKNTLY. IMPORTER OF PAIN'S CELEBRATED FIRKWORKS. D. BVITT, GUNMAKER AND IMPORTER, 254 — QUSHN-BTBEST, AI7OKLAHO, —2H Wholesale and Retail, artimm ron fmioe.mhu, , TP B A 0 0 C K, • OPTICIAN, MATHEMATICAL AND NAUTIOAIi . INSTRUMENT MAKER, Bhoktland-btrbbt. ALWAYS IN STOCK- Bpootaoloß and Kyo-glassos of every kind; U aoourate lit guaranteed Opera Glasses of supnrlor quality , i Telescopes', Binocular Field Glasses, and Micro scopes; powerful and ohoap Theodolites, Mining Coinpassoa, Abnoy Levels Drainage Levels, Prißmatic Cornpaoseß • ' I Drawing Instrument!?, Scales, Parallel Ruleri Bhips' Logs, Soxtanta, Compasaoß, Binnaolea Barometers, Thermometers. Hydrometers; Eleotrlo Bells, Batteries, and Fittings i Magnotio and Galvanlo Medical Maohlnea Matjio Lantorns and Slidoa, Hand Magnlflert Btoreosoopos and HIMoa, Grnphoscopes Steam Guagos and Tubing, Salinomoteri Amateur Photographic Cameras Just Rec!kivkd— Self-registering Aneroid Barometori Also. Aneroids for Lobbies, with handsomely oarred frames INaiIiDMKJJTg OB KVi'.UY KIND BKPAIBID. OPPOBITK TUK POST-OFFIOB. "ALBANY" FOOD FOR INFANTS. Recommended by the First Physi- . i ■ cians in. England. .' IMMENSE DEMAND. SOLD BY ALL -GROCERS..



<iT WHOLESALE PRICES . FOR CASH ONLY 3DBAPBBY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. SMITH & CATJGHEY, So x~^ HAVE pleasure in announcing the arrival, ex s.s. Doric and . CxJ \J. Kaikoura, and ship Braemar, of the first portion of their NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK personally selected, as we have previously intimated, by our Mr. Caughey during the prolonged depression existing in the British and Continental Manufacturing Districts. . Mr Caughey draws special attention to the fact that (besides securing at the end of the season some wonderful bargains ill job lines in Novelties and Plain Goods in various Departments, some of which are now on sale, witn others to open in a few days) his visit Home has resulted in our being placed in a position to purchase in most cases direct from the leading manufacturers on the same terms as the most extensive colonial importer. One important result of this will be that our Customers may now expect to SAVE AT LEAST THE WAREHOUSE PROFIT, while we are enabled to sell FOE CASH AT BONA FIDE WHOLESALE PRICES. • We confidently assert that when the public compare the New Goods and present prices with those hitherto paid to ourselves and elsewhere, they will find the above statement fully borne out. _ ,„-,;. • ~ The Goods already to hand comprise a choice variety of N.ove.!ties in aU Departments. New Dress Fabrics in the Canvass and Cameline Cloths in beautiful effects; Stripes and Checks, with plain goods to match. Zephyrs, Crepe Joules, Chevrons, Tricotine,"Nun's Cloths, Beigas, Soudan Fnse, Coipured Cashmeres, Prints and Washing Fabrics in bewildering variety. MOURNING. . . . .;. Our well-known values in Black French Cashmeres and Merinos have been far excelled by the New Goods to hand from a leading French Manufacturer of Black Goods, and are dyed a special shade of Blue^Black with the best indigo dye which gives them a rich bloom and permanent colour. One line of Black French Merinos, 44 inches wide, at zs. 6d.. per yard, will be pronounced surprising value. MILLINERY. In Straw Goods we have been fortunate to secure a full assortment ot the popular Home Fashions, including the "Princess Beatncef "Sunbeam, "Mysotis," "Lady Churchill," "Chic," and-other shapes. By next direct steamer we will receive an addition to this Department in an assortment of Handsomely Trimmed Millinery and other Novelties. LACES, RIBBONS, ™ T ™,r In all the newest designs; EMBROIDERIES in all colours; HOSIERY in immense variety and extraordinary value. ; . • , ; . Ladies are at all times invited to inspect our New Goods Without being pressed to purchase. _____ CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, • *»te. In this Department special care has been taken to feji^ exclude anything we cannot recommend for durability. Our celebrated '"LION BRAND" Geelong Clothing can £S-*£&W \ only be procured in Auckland at our Establishment, and \NJ as we are supplied direct from the Melbourne Manufactory f~3A f in this brand, we arc selling this wear-resisting Clothing less cis\^ the wholesale profit as follows :— CJ MEN'S TROUSERS, 15s. 6d. ( Made up in neat patterns from pure TROUSERS and VEST, 2 is. 6d. \ All-Wool Tweed, perfect fitting, MEN'S SUITS, 525. 6d. ( and guaranteed to wear. BOYS' CLOTHING in all sizes and qualities. GENTS' MERCERY in great variety. For Working Men our " Lion Brand'' Mole at 7s. 1 id., with patent indestructible Button, is specially good value. 83TAT WHOLESALE FRICES—FOR CASH ONLY. SMITH & CATJGrHEY, WHOLESALE & RETAIL FAMILY DRAPERS, QUEEN STREET AND NEWMARKET. CASH V33ieJ3 TT S C33 35313 IT; NEW ZEALAND TWEED COMPANY, TAILOR 8, SnORTI 1 A>~D-STHKKT, AUCKLAND. PATTERNS SENT POST FREE, "sCd extra for r.iKet or JlomipK Coat. I'oatnKo: Coat. 2s; Trousers, Is; Vest, 6d; to any part s*~ —rv . of Now Zealand f\ -■ % NEW OOODB FOR SPRING WOW SnOWIKO. jy t= _~gßii!W All orders by post must bo prepaid. WSjW I ■- Measurement for Coat , J V _J} — 1 in 2, From neck scam to jC^W^ffiff-f^g, yf /!•• /^ J *r^\ 3t04t0 S. From scam at j j\ T|a / Vi /"/' From back of neck to re- / \ | | slsct I ''ji / State what pocket! yon I iV iU "• • 1 |§| IT- \ Measurement for Vest— / fflSn ,;* I I Round chest under coat / «T I ';! I I' From batk ,#/ mcb to re- I Mf I |§8 0 I quired criming and then J ija' I §|j YJ, y I Meuuremint for Trouseri— | | jj^ I */ W I Whether pockets to be side \ I 1 j n . • ' I Ito 5, Front top of trousers j| I ji 1 I 6 to 7, inside leg ttam fe S Vuj W xS£f~i^^ * 5, Hound Bottom of Boot ytk^"^T^^~~ ■ QUALITY No. 1. QUALITY Ho. 2. QUALITY No. 3. QUALITY No. 4. SUIT, SUIT. SUIT, SUIT. £3 Bs. £3 13s. £4 -is. . Ju-i lOh. TROTJSEES&VEST, TROUSERS t VEST, TROUSERS it VEST, TROUSERS & VEST, ■ £1 7s. £1 IBs- £1 17s. Hd. £2. TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERS, 16s. 20s. 235. Ocl. , 265. , ■ — Best yaddli) Cloth. QUALITY No, 1, BEST QUALITY No, 2. SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTH. FOXS No. 1 SERGE. COAT, COAT, COAT, COAT, £2 4a. £2 17s. £2 Be. • £2 6s. TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERS, TROUSERB, 21s. 28b. 30s. 2Os. VEST, VEST, VEST, VEST, ISs. IBs. IBs. 14u. Black or Blue Diagonal Cloth. Black or Blue Diagonal Cloth. ■■ XJtA.SU WS HJJEIi MJJEm nJ? UAM Latest Improvements. Valuable Appliances. Ten Tears' Guarantee. Patent Automatic Winder. Patent Drop-Boilers. OFIAfIAID Patent Loose-Wlndlng-Wheel. Patent Thread Releaaer. Wer : utWID^U tnelm Maohlnes kept in Repairs for three years FEKE OF CHARGBJ. Illustrated Catalogues and Samples of Work free from— M A P U ! |U F Q THE WEKTHEM SEWING MACHINE AGENCY. ! »««unillLO w. J. BFALE, 170- QUgEN-STREgT- AucgLAtn> , a....._. : , ™.«» THE CELEBRATED ~™^" NEW AND IMPROVED PRIZE MEDAL SEWING MACHINES! SEWING MACHINES ! THE LATEST AND BEST IN THE WORLD. is: dr ' i^TT A TVrTST7"bC! Q(\ nUKEN-STREET. AUOra^AND (and, at J'ort-Sfc), D. S. CHAMi5JDiiib, /sU>-^5 Importer ana Dealer (Wholesale, ana Retail)Jn ■i, ii ■ nwoT ■-■m Airwq off SEWING- MACHINES, including Grltaner. Net? Wilapn, Standard, Wheoler and Wilson, Howe, Domestic. T : EBdULAR SHIPMENTS from tendon, Melbonniei und New Xotk. -



0 rf 8 S 2 ;. Q hs I s : Q*B * • 1, MS . 5,. < W M O "3: -P >m y^J M 55 row 1 i Sg. gtf S'g 3 ! ? |lrf| gf a-» —' fa P3^2 Q 3 o ~ | § ai"s 1 < O -a of 9"" S z S £■ * Eu < £5 « ■ ■..-.-...-.-. > 1 TCIRANCIS'S PATENT AUTOMATIC INCUBATOR. ' This Incubator inoludcs all tho imptovomontß which have been made In Incubators up to the present tlino, and ia thoroughly automatical. It la complete in Itself, and only requires a few gallons of warm water to commonco operations. When the desired heat U arrived at, it is main tained automatically. Thoro ia no smell or smoke, or tUo Inconvonionco of hooting water. Tho results havo proved most satisfactory, hatching nlnoty-sovon por coat. . The Maoliino can be seen working at tho following address, or particulars oan be had by applying to Mr Morlky, at Mosbtb Porter and °° "' H. FRANCIS, Tho Plnos. Itlchmond Avonuo, Arch Hill. JB, BLAIKIE • VIOT'.JKIA-STKKKT, IMPORTER OF BUITiDKRS' ft FURNISH ING IRONMONGERY DIBXOT IBOM MAJfUITAOTOKXBSi Han For Sale, at Low Rntsd Carpontore' Tools . Nulls, Locke, Hlngoa Kltohen UmiKoa Keßistor Grates, lu great Vftrfoty Marblo and Kirnnollort Slate Mantelpieces (LMVOBt Bu>;>k lu Auckland) Marble, Kleotroplato, Curb, and, other Fenders (}iilvnn'.»od Iron, Shoot Load, and Zlno Slate, f Jounmt, and I'litator. IKBKKCTION INVITKD. OCULIST OPTICIAN, Of Chrlstcrmroh, la now on a visit to Aucklnnd, for a short time only, and maybe Consulted or all Diseases of tho Kjo. and for the proper ud lutituieut of SpcctaclSfl, With regard to 'he bisoasi'S of tho Kyo. thero may be considered two dlxtlnnt kinds of trcatmonl, viz... the Median and th« Optical; the Medical to tho Physic! in tho Optical to tho Ocui.isi Oiticun. Kntirolj tyro-thirds of tho diseases nro duo to optical dofecta, Bllutln&m, Squint Ktbh. Headaches, Nouralglnof the Kac« « ml Temples, I >e:if ness, and Inflammation of tho Kyesiiro{ruqnontlrc.iuH<xl by optloaldetects, and arc l'rovontod and Cured, without oi'kiutions, hy properly adnptci Spoctacles, made U> correct tho defortivo por tion of tho eye. There mo ov <■ 500.0')0 various combinations of Spectacles roquired to corroc* thoso dofoota—lrapoßsible to bo kopt in stock bj any Optician, oron in London, therofore, must be Kronud expressly to moot each Individual owe. T. R. PROCTER rocolvod tho highest award granted for tho mnnufneturn of Spectaclos In evory combination of spherical and cylindri cal form required, at tho International Exhibi tion, N.Z , viz., a Cortiflcttto and Gold Medal. T.K.P. has for many years made an especial study of the optical means necessary to remodr the defects of tho astigmatic or weak-sishtod eyes, and this o*porlerco. combined with the appllancoe for manufntiurinK, enables hln> fre quently to relievo even tho othorwieo hopoleis oasoi. No Charge for Consultation, . Address i— i THREE DOORS FROM THEATRE ROYAL VICTORIA-STREET. W. C. DENNES, TMPORTJ3R of SEWING MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Deferred Payments. 7fjLXD MACHINES. tn&gm*"- :: :: • T8 2 wertheim .. .. .: :: :: lio o TRRADhV, MACHINES. wSllrM'L"" I'™™l,1'™™1,- •• •• 610 0 K^Vc^ViKr 1^ ■• •• sig s NEW DAVIS VERTICAL-FEED .. 7 1? 9 W. C. DENNJSS, Qijbbn Strkbtt. FINIOK '& 0 0., FAMILY AND SHIPPINa BUTCHERS, " OU) "OBSERVER" OFFIOJBB, nCTORti-eTREBT WEBT (next to Thoatr* Royal), Famlllos in Torm and Subqroi WalttaJ-OD far Irdsn, Corned B««t and Fork gnppllsd In Mtrge Qu»&tUi««. Hum, Bsaca, ana i'snitij Jrauad to Orits. I' IGHT HARNBSB HORSES, BADBLB J HORBBS, and all kinda of SPRING raHlOliira, Hired, Bought, end Sold, a; 3ROWTHBR'3 VXOTORIA STAHLBS Wnrx«!Hr.»y-RTiß««'". • TRUCKER'S "OAKING T>O\yi)Eßi Jli ABk youc XJ G-rocor -Sj for it. Once Tried Always,XT Sed. '



CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, -suug.i.c Irrlbv . Itnu, !lin»iniimlto. all K y ,i:.d ■ imii.u I ...imJ.iims, cuinl I>J ._ Kcujplliuiue, Piosaur i 00., Aui-klaud. What nn., immenno improvement!! Why, I did not . think thcro Ypaß suoh aJareo Show Room In Auckland! Suoh aro the remarkß now bainK made by Visitors as they gaze upon thaKtock of Furnishing Goods In tie extensive prenllses of Garllok & Qranwoll House Furnishers,—[Advt,]



THE S -9^iMfi% ADDRESS TO THE TROOPS, '-,-.','■! - every man 'x«spoi]f&s;pßrr."; ■ ' •■■■•• BY TBJGESRA^." '- Soldicra of New South Wales hittniM is » spirit of loyaltv and i>atsotism r j<*S»TßTiilun< tarliy oftercd your aaj-vicesjij) Mtihotka country. Those services haTß'Wa'feartife and cordially acoeptod, ang jtf jgjfeti-igOM b. bravo but rojcntkjps foß,toI»;ti6||mtaJ, The heart of the cofimyjta TOtiaCfljtfwu of tho world on, yuu;, - KeraenttK'ffiafciima 1 amidst tho din it battfe, JSngliteiS .pwunt naval'hero expectod'"Every niai to JoHs i duty." They did it. New South WaW&t Jim hands oxucctn likowiae.. DoHofSlolnßuil. tempt. Betterdt:athlhmidi«l>onoßr. BttfTel>r your strict obedience to oroera, yonifortltaM . under all <tf rcuiftetances, an4 your tisroicsctw , In the fio]d, to en.ulatc the gallant deedeo^joiir ancestors, and makeyouradSftediSoniitryJiistlr Kroud of her tons. So far;the jiSseatiift'S mi as been jour lot, now ronorotoot«Motertt! atom rruliiioi". Shoulder to «b«3ldoc;vltli to voterans of tho British Anhy joh wjll b« called on to avenge bravo Gordon's death ad defeat too ,; Mahdi'scfollosofs... Io tho -Id i the hostile Arabianß'flflitlpemm.TOliJ of tUclr 'steel, Soldiers! Many. nate. cited, but few: have hern ■cbo:tß. :I,'YM'""!r6 tut ■ ehoßen few. Tho honour of aoolobyisiaTOM ! in jpur.future wreer, while the-paJpeetlß peoplo throbs wiih excti emtnt and eigaWfaa, ' i in antlctpatlon of the deeds of her. fijcisow a " eagor for tho fray." J-Let-not thfet'ecfoy U i decitved. nor the sjmTathierat helped i*' . placed, th.oughnuractfonoi) your put., 1118l '. of you fall let it be'aß'a, eoldier * !«« ' port. 'J"ho Government of 't-rammm ' made every .provision for jour rttnHM ■ comfort, both pn route ftpd on ; 1i« BadJ flt , tlit'oKangeofelihiate, however,'to,W»lp ' will bo Ejected, an sedition to/Mr kit Ml ; boltlo of St. Jacob's' Oil';tfiil be'taMw ■ able. , You leave thed»i*>Ot«M»»aa m ■ wishes and God Bjpeed pt thouf&Jidj,p««lJ . the faith that yo l will do jxrttf 'Mh,mM ' whon thß campaign is ovoryoß ttffl mw entitled to that-meritoifew-wewg.g.". hands of tho Colony that ia.oilj ■»««■? brave and gallant men.,,,AOT»»{W«l Wales. God Save the 'dutx*.- Wholesale Depdt for.AuckljWt*, Fort-strict, ■.'■: JM7QS'W* W:';. ' ■ DECLARATION OF'lfs| WFEOEIHEATa" * ' 1,000.000,000 XJtVESfIK»AIi)P^. A Never Failing Bea^: 1 Whilst very elaborate PMW»J°?F!*!'S . mnda at homo and abroad for tW.P™Hr; , of warfare, imd the wholesale tfeW»» human-life, few permit tnemßelvW,tojp<> ' momont'B thought to its J7«MS**s£*» 1 permanent maintenance of God I PeS"S , :fmi-Bood Health.' Pr£peP"WfiKßKffla the multitude of ills- to.irHra.tfiaa {»■ heir, daily carry Sfift^jJH ■ of victims, and in tho 'midd « «"K j despair, when medical altiU ■<*P&St» humnn aid is in vain, try ?n>MSSJS ■ bars Tca.'whleb, H^e theJiITCtIWKT blaolteßt cloud.'lnspires the BjffcMXffiffl, and has eaved its thousands, teJWWBKj lives of tens of thousands. J/.^ffij«; testimony wo Publl«i'(rom : UmiSaKJ be doubted, wo heartily Anokland Evening Sir a* to WOTPftW, our patrons direct, and beg to call fW the letter annexed. - '•' ;'*: SAVED iTIASr. Nono Use A Dtspair Hope for the Hopeless. . GBNTI.EMEN. - For n'? nJ- 'Sfi^jiilW to rid myself of it I have FalJ£2~S®B< world, and l>eeo treated by.^.JTSfr doctors in nearly ovot avV^t^o« without avail. Only Jaet year f *«JS.nJ on Uie Blu.i Mounwini, »l»uiißl«'gJ ! jjj neaa all gcthor, and altoi-ndcrtyotwrai. the popular health resorts' jf^Jffl'W without Kwniog .spy awrff-w*' Haviuß read to much o»9»V.rj u■• rf Hambhru Tea, I.W It. and I am happy beneficial rt suite that' * u '™*!S£gNl**. Bo'icitelion- not as a teßhraoW 'M^* given without proper trial. * «'•SSSm" commondaUon of a srateful ggSjP back it us by my mfluarM »^CT|jfi«: &nce. J am as well merchanti,, and to all who ju f^jaf, morscless pangs of A%W^lsS&)& mend your Hamburg Tflfc-rloi^'g^iil Wholesale Debtor Aticil^-, M. LEVY & CO., Fobi-stbeit. Avcn*** • Tho October number <*^ws!i'V> land Farmer, Bee, and ?„ ° 'J'^Th&CT attractive ut anj" S?fWS {fStW*^ on matters cotnected w » "jifi;ft»Ja especially fu'l and lnlo, r'.^SnniH^S wationa in e«ch dßp«micnt«e« with whirh is furnished *"™M Ji . *S doplots the insect »^ nlSior »»jS. on potato ■ culture, "jL^isetf ?&. cultivation, will bo «pefS«flj -UJJaP season. Under the f^U^M* Will bo found a VBriffi?'fij&li«.*l2p>' on such subjects as hPif-¥Sh)rti,;^Saf oolts. sheep In X* i&c&\£^ia*f» of young etock, &c. ? n */.S r«B«H|fi«. lißhod Profe*eor. Kirk's evid f^^mk beforo the Select Commit"* «*sf • j(«*Jffi artiola on a Bft?T^ h fPiu&Uk«'®s beetles, lUuetrated with a ,xm^ vrjfi«T tton of the l^^f^^mlf^gf ista. Altogether,' M^^ r^Sf!> gr,