NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.

The third general meeting o( this body took •? place last night in Kobaqn's Rooms, bat ' was only sparsely attended, about twenty -\ I members being present. Mr George Eraser 1 presided. The Secretary (Mr Whitcombe)' presented the following report:— Your Committee has to report a steady in < crease in the membership ol the Association and ero» ing interest in its objects. Araplddevel ODmontofthe plan of operations laid down by the Industrial Association can indeed, scarcely be looked for. as it 1b not co much the set amm." ' mtntu of prejudice that we have to break down. ' I arguments that might be encountered withrea- ' ' soning and overthrown with unaoawerabln loglc-the lo(?ic of facts-as the flxed barriers if custom. Peoplohave been accustomed to rely on the products of Homu. i.e., British mimT. facturea. They Snow no others, they ask for these alone. They are en thralled by tho magic ol a name and simple argument will scarcely convinos' ; them; whit la required 13 ocular demonstration ' Sinco the last geneial meeting tho whole efforts of. the it-xocutivo have been exerted in this dirct tion. Following the example set by the Christ cburch Association, and which has ihore been found bo bUcCßfeful yourCoitmiiteehasdeciaed upon holSing an exhibition ot colonial mannfan- . tares cud products. Schemes of classiiicaUoa and arrangement and rukfl. have been&dopted, ' and, mibj^ct io certain moditic^tiona ol (le'tti]H* arttuboutto be acted on. Tho results of tha coobub of ihe 28th of March, 1880, in res pect of industries, manufactures, etc., have ' just baen published, and from theko ' wu Icuro .that the co!o>y contains 2,268 > establishments under tho head of manufactories machines, woiks, etc.. einuloyiog 20,G55 peraoDs! which, in thoyiar 188% turned out work to the : vnltio of £7.130,619, the value of the land : buildingn. machinery, plant, etc., of suohestab- ' lishtueuia being £5.697,117. This certainly shows a great advance on tho csneus of lSßi,an in crcuo roiuni.nstiraidv much greater than that ' on the tot'U cf population basis, but jet, when w« turn to the (Juatoma ri-mrnß. tois gain is a mero nothinK compared with whattbe co'ony ndght effect :'n the matter cf eelf-sapport, li I tho business o( tup'pljinf; itself with manu /actured comiocdiues, ihe raw materials ot ■' WEicli alrt-ady ex:st in th» country; materials which require only manipulation ro convert !; them into markctaole articles, which articles i in,por;edas at present, withdraw wealth from ' the colony, oterato aa a heavy tax on the community ac large, tho result of the system': beinK to leave largenoaa! oa of ouriollow cettltra • " in idleness and in wont. Bn', whatever the logic o: fdem and flumes, tho principal enemy to bo cvcrco;no ia cuitom, and a mi-jonty ot jourCommitiuoboliDve thatihis ma> be best conquireci by ocular demonstration, atd ho/ice ithwr rooa-ji. fjr urging the desirability or at cues orcnlDK Dn exhibition o! local lndusirii r. Thu question of a revision of tne tarilf is cf the highest importance; bnr . thotiEli munufacturera themselves may be satis-;; flrd of the excellence ot their wares, and. tho .' cortainss of beiog able to compete wiih im ported ttrticlci) utdor c.rt-in favourable oun dluons, vet ocular aomtnatiation is requisite in order tj persutde <;o> tumcrs. who hive the ac;vantsf«i of numbeis ou their side, that such i 8 ilia u:Sf, and maLin^- but an exhibf tiou -sucli Kb thbt propesed caoj carry 8 conviction to tho public mind. Canterbury, which litf: bocn bo often rcforred to, has fully tented and completely proved thU view at iba situation. When wo camu consumere, wcnam6 a'HO Die doctors of the colony, and convinc ing tfC!O meiint' realli-ing the most important item ff "ur programme—the revision ot tio , tatlirtnihe intensfa of production. Of equal importincn i» the queptlon of calling meetings ot Krntip d trauoß nnd In-itisttieg for the <,'ert ;JJ raodoof revisinK the tariff, br.t yoar Committeß j< nf o'ip.'.ion t lit such njCotiiiKS conld beet bo hi Id in Ilia lareo room so Kuneronnly pieced '. i tourdiaiosnlby Mr A. Roll, for exhibition pur-, nosef, in which tnoexhibitlon Itself could fnrnish ! illiißtrationßot the a: gutnents of thoapeakere: i , whero each meotiriK would tond to swell:' ; thn nmn-vraol exhibit* ro lolnts nf contention ' ■ nnrrowrd down, ond theiypues b-camo clearer, and tho m-inborsof tho groups wnuld cock to . i'liistrato llift advance made in any particular '■' icdusiry bj- furihn-exhibit of results. Another' impirtant. 'hough flubsloi»iy icsult to bo at- ■ tEined by an exhibition such an tnat projected . would be Uie excellent traiiiint? f"r the general '. t>xhibi'ionoflndu9Ki-a.i-.B9LCiiulymarino,whicli, it is mißct'H'ed.ebouid beheld in Auckland In the year IS9O to celebrate the jubilee of the colony.; | Tbelesßcra which woulo liv loarncd, the method wliicli would bo inou'ciited. nctss'of emission and of euKKPfttion which would bo t-jken. would ' i TOorecoinorchenßlvc fdieine. Tho memberebip 1 of iho AEKOnintioj now exceeds 360. and wohavo. ' litil" doul.r. but that when tho Irdustrial Kxhl-" bition ia r-psn. and stundo na h sisrn of indnstrial ■•' vimury to cotistry teoulo visiting Auckland, the muinbursbip will decuple An inti-icstluf; di6cr.as^ion toofe p'.aco, our re- Ticrt of which we aro ocmpel.'cd to bod over till ii! ' curMohdaj'Bissue. ~,.: ~ ,, ':,

Of Interest to You.

Kindly yive us your attention for three minutes. We can do you and your friends Hood. You havo heard of the^ great mcdi* ■ cino houee of fl. H. Warner and Co., of "■' Kccbcater, London, Melbourne, Frankfort, ' | and Bombay. You have heard of ■thaw I wondorful euros wrought by the ute of/; Warner's Safe Cure, and the probity and solidity of the firm. They do exactly as ma they agrco to, and Warner's Safe Ktmediea > I ha-.a beoomo household words the world round. Owing to tbu groat prevalence of rheumatism in the oolonies, Meeers H. H; W. & Co. havo decided to put on tbt. muiket their Warner'e Safe Khaunjatic Cure, a e[)cciaHsod form of their Warner's Safe C'nro, and to be used in crnnectSpn . : with the latter remedy.

Kheumutism is a most painful, as well »« ; dangerous disease, owing to its liability to;, attack the heart. It should not for a moment bo allowed to run unchecked ; and a specific for it« complete cure is now within ,' your reacli. It is a blood disease, andmnSi : be treated as such. It is perfect folly td attempt its cure lyith oils, blisters, lotion's, etc. 'i'hey may give temporary relief, but ' they never havo and nover can permanently" euro, as tho poisoned virus is left in tlio system. Warner's Safe Kbeumatie Cure, together with Warner's Safe Cure,j*o to t!ia root of the disease, purify tho blood, and drivo out tho uric acid, tbe direct causa of all rheumatism. Wo could till columDai with testimonials from all parts of the world, bat beliovo it only necessary, to« convince nny reasonable person of tbe ■' efficacy of Warner's Sate Rheumatic % Cure, to publish the subjoined heartfeltl'l expression from a gentleman widely J and fuvcurably known, who writes us from Williamstown, Viet., as follows:—' Compelled by gratitude for my restored health, and being desirous that others who- '■ suffer may be equally bouofjted, is tho tola J ! " reason of this voluntary statement. lam U5 years of aye ; forooyears 1 have suffered ' most excruciating pains from Rheumatio I Oout. My ankles, knees, toe joints, wrists •; and ringers Wore swollen to over twice t6eif>: •;! natural size. I could not ■ grasp anything; in my hand, tot oven a pannikin of watefj ■ Since tho2(khot June, 1555,1 became Worse, ; and was confined tomy bed most of thetime; f Tho pains I suffered were excruciating. > None but those similarly afflicted can know • tho agony endured. To touch a joint 'wai: worse than running a knife into the body; ; 1 was first attacked in England in 1851/' while in the employ of the Great Western' Hailway. 1 doctored with the best available ■ physicians, but they did me no good.dndai'* a last resort they advised Australian climate ' for my trouble. I came here in 1860. From' that time I was in Government employ, off ' and on as my Kheumatiam would adsrit, until June 20ih, ISSS, when I was obligedte ' give up my position. I tried different1' physicians here and in Melbourne, tried the :: ininoral water baths, and various remedies, '• but found no relief, until in March, 1856!,^ when I commenced the use ci Warner's • Safe Rheumatic Cure-one tableepoonfnl * ■:;> throe times a day — using in all eight1 bottles. My recovery was marveUooe.^-I'-* - am now strong ; the swelling of the joints' has been driven away. I can walk without ■' , help of crutch or walking-stick. I *as ' '■*,( growing blind, but my eyesight is now' restored, and I (eel no pain. I am in : better bodily health than for yearsl' I, - can most enthusiastically recommend Watv' ■ ner'e Safo Khoumatic Cure, and shall never" cease to bo grateful for my complste re-' 1 cos-cry from a living death. Geobgk Moox. ' ■;'/'■ ■

Printed ana Published by the Proprietor, Henky Bkbtt of Symonds-atrool. atjiit General Printiui- Offlco. bhortland-BBd B-vf Bt!f»ts. In the iVivi,aaa c: Aucilaod. Ncv ''■mlMid. ",.JIK .u,.t Saturday, Febbwabt 12; 1887.

THE AUCKLaaS . EVENING * STAL, _TURDAY, FEBRUAEY 12 1887.

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W, S. OOOHBANB] [JAS- »AOBS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, , At 12 o'Clock. ;' BY ORDKR OF THE MORTGAGER HAZELL'B RIDINCpSCHOOL, NEW NORTH ROAD. Tho subscribers will soil by auoUon. atthetr Rooms. Qaeon-Btreet, on Monday, Hth Instant, at twelve o'clock, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. iSIIII ?« df r fn^°or^e^ fyr, U&o Mw an^s HazeU'aKldlng School. ;. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. W g. OOOHIIANE] [JAB. DAOBI MONDAY. FEBRUARY 14, At Eleven o'clock. TWEED HATS. CAPS AND HATS, HAT BANDS. EX RIMUTAKA. Tho Bnbsoribera will sail by auction, at their Rooms, Queen street, on Monday, Uthinst., at sloven o'olock. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY y\ »* A- FROM / ioi >m wo cases, \ / L Containing Assorted Tweed \/ H»ts, Diagonal Sorga, Silk. Navy Auckland Blno. Heather, ana Velvet Hats, Ooekados. Armlets, Puggarees. Silk and Cloth Hat. Bands, Hat Guards, Brushes. Gilt Latteri". Blcyole Caps, White Drill Hats, Black Pullovers, etc., eto. The above are all flret-olass now Roods, just landed direct from the well-known firm of Christy and Co. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W, S. COCHKA-NK]. [JAMKS DAOBE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. FREEHOLD BUILDING SITES. BELLA VISTA, PONSONBY. The subscribers will soil by auction, at their iloomsi. Queen-?treet, on Monday, lith instant, at twelve o'clock, A Lr OTMENTS 7 & S.BELLA. VISTA, J\. PONSONBY. oa^h having 661 feet front ago to Bella Vista Koid, by 233 feet doep; all evel. fenced, drained, and planted with trees, beautifully situated, and grand view. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers W.B.COCirRANS) [JAB. PACKS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, At 12 o'clock. PANAMA HOUSE, SYMONDS STREET. TO BE LEASED FOR FIVE YEARS. The Subscribers have racoived instructions from the Agent tor the public Trustco 10 lease by nuo'.ion ut tbeir Rooms. Qneon-street, on Monda7, February 14. at 12 o clock, FOR A TERM OF FIVE YEARS, THAT LARGE AND COMMODIOUS FAMILY RESIDKNCEknown as Panama House, containing 1U rooms, kitchen, ecnllory, etc. ; situuted in Sj nionds-strost. immediately opposite tho LodKO, Govornmont House ; gas and water laid in ; evory convenience ; now in thorough repair, painted and re-painted throughout. For further particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. X^URNITURE 1 TmUKNITUKE 1 FOR PRIVATB SALE. (New akr> Skcosd-hasdl AT AUCTION PRICKS. Tho underclgnd havo oa inlo at thoir Rooms. Qaeon street a. largo quantity o'-Ksulish and Oolonial-mado Furnitnri-. consißting of—Piano: forte 3. Tub ca of nil kinds. Au-tr.nu Bont-wood. and Amprican Criairs, Walnut Drawing-room Suites. Dining room Suites in mahogany and leathiir, Co-rnets. Mirrorl. Dint'ic Tablns. Side boards. Cheffoniers, Plctuns. Mahogany Buok cases. Hat StandD, Bedroom and Kitchen Furni ture of all depcriptions. PIjATKDVVARfI;.—A larga assortment, now designs and cutterns, at less than Knclish cost. MANGLES.—Haroor Twolvetreps" celebrated Villa and Cottage Manglee, etc., etc. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1887, At 12 noon. HOUSE AND 2 ACRES, PARISH OF HOWICK. 235 ACRES, MARERETU, MARSDEN. T. M. JACKSON Has received instructions to eel] by publlo auction at his Man, Vuloao Lane, on the mH VE a<FOuLOWING CHOICE PRO- L PKRTIU3. without reserve :— 1, Allotments 51 and 55 Village of Howlck, containing 2 acres, and having a large frontago to Howe-street j together with the 5 roomed House thereon ereoted. situa'o between the pro perties ol Mesara Wigßtsff and Brady. Tho nroDorty is well fenced, and plantad with choice fruit trees, has a grand view, and is suitable for a gentleman's snmmor residence. 2. 200 Acrf sot good Grnaiog land, Parish of Marerctu, County of Marsden. , VVI I'HOUT RESERVE. The Property h«s been llagged off, and condi tions of sale may be eocn at the office of the Auctioneer, T. M, JACKSON, Vulcan Lane. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, At 12 noon. VALUABLE CITY FREEHOLD HOTEL AND ALLOTMENT. Corner Cook and Hobson-Btreets, Exactly opposite Webbe's Music Warehouse. By Order of tho Mortgagee. T. M.~JACKSON Have received instructions from the Mortgagee to sell by Publio Auction, at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the above date, PART OF ALLOTMENT 3, Section 28, City of Auckland, containing 12J perches more or loss, having a frontage of 46ft 2ln to Hobaonstreet, and a depth of 69ft 3in to Cook-stzeot. The above is oae of the most valuable sites in the city, being right in the centre of the busi neßS part of Hobsoo-street, and should secure a considerable amount of competition. For pan, conditions of sale, and further par ticulars, apply to the auctioneers. T. M. JA CKS ON, -\ Vulcan Lann. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, At 12 o'clock. BY ORDER OF THE BEGIBTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. VILLA RESIDENCE AND ALLOT MENT, VICTORIA ROAD, NORTH SHORE. T. M. JACKSON Has beei initructed by the Registrar of the Supramo Court to soil by public auction, at nls Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the above date, THAT NEW AND COMFORTABLE VILLA RESIDENCE of 6 rooms, situated on the Vietorla Road, North Shore, with the Allotmont No. 5 of subdivision of Allotment 25, • Section 2 of the Parish of Takapuna, haying a frontaga of 15(t. to Victoria Road, by a depth of 120 ft., as niwoooupied by Mr C. J. Holroyde. TITLE: LAND TRANSFER. For plai and conditions of dale apply to the Auctioneer. T. M. JACKSON, Vulenn Lane. w. a. cooHrtANKl I*"- UAOBIf TUESDAY, FSRRUARY 22. By- order of the Kosjiatrar of tha Supreme 1 Court. DWELLING HOUSE. A RAW A STREET, CLOiK TO KYB&K PASS ROAD. The Subtcribari h-.ve receivy-i I"''™"" 0™ from ttn Kegl*tr»r of thn Suoren).! <,our^ at the rcqa«6 of tha mortPM-p. i ■ <-01l by uncton at their Woomi, Qito.i , un •rußsday, February 23. at t«e-ve o'clock, X OTS 99. 102, 109, 112, and 119, Sab- Li divisioa ot Allotment I. 5. and ->tt of 8 dec, 3. Subarbi of Aucdind. having a frontage o£ 165 toet to ArawAstraot. b/ 103 feet deep, with law Dwellum-Home, onn tnining 7 rooms, croood thereon, now occupied .by Mr h. W. Elton. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, '.'■■ Anntinpears. .- ' JAKOB. Sac Ml*. »t»it TneciKr; at oleven o'clock. WOOL, HIDES, SHEEPBKINB ' . TALLOW. K^NTKK * KQfcAJI»> Aootlonwn.



R, ABTHTO] [»■ *• VVVDLV MONDAY, NOON. KARANGAHAPB ROAD. STOCK-IN-TRADE CONFECTIONERY, &o. PIANO, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. ARTHUR AND BUDDLB Have been favoured with Inetruotlona from Mrs Carter, Karangahape Road, to sell by public auction, at tbe promisos, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon. HER STOCK-IN-TRADE—Confection ery, Show Slasseß, Ga° Fittings. Fruit. &c. Piano by Bord. Household Fornfturo and Effects. Plated Ware, Glass. China, &c. On Ylaw on tho Morning of tho Sale■ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14. UNREDEEMED PLEDGES I UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ! UNREDEEMED PLEDGES! ARTHUR & BUDDLE Having received inßtruotloi>B from Mr James Kae, will sell, at their Mart, on Monday next, Hth February, at 11 o'olook, 8 GOLD and 36 Silver Watches, Brooches, KarrinKo, Diamond Kings, Harmoniums. 2 Pianos. Upright Grand Piano, new ; 383. June 21, 18S6, OF Verge; 610. July 5, OF Geneva Watch ; 161. April 21, OF Geneva aud 3 Locket: 202, June 17, uO3 Watoh; 958, June 2, DC Geneva ; 97. July 26. DC Geneva; 523. June 29. r>OS Watch ; 159, June 12, DCS Watch ; 120, July 27, DCS Watch and S Albert; 71. June 7. DC Geneva; 670. July 1. o^B Watch; 901, Juno 2, DC Waltham; 805. July IS DC Geneva; 602. July 2. DO Wal tnam: 104, April tl, DO Geneva and 3 Oenovn i 71? July 9. DC Geneva i 270. Juno 16. OPSWatch; 1H July 27. OFS Watch; 311, June 18, Dl Geneva; 181, June II.DO Waltham, S Albert • 745, July 9, DC Geneva ; 995, July 21. OF Geneva; 543, June SO. OFS Watoh; 678 June SO, DC Geneva; 61, July 21, DCS Watcn; 211, OF Gold Wa-ch and Gold Albert; 2U, June 14. OF Gold Watch ; 881, July 15, DC Gold Geneva; 481, June 26. DC Gold Watch; 198. Juno 12. DC Gold May 12. Silver Albert; 362, June 21, Silver Chain. Gold Locke',; 605, May 10, Gold Albert; 362, September D. 1881. DUd Watch. Albert and Pen dant. Broooh and Earring*; 721. July 8, G Brooch ; 310, Juno 8. G Broodh and Earrings. Stiver Necklet; 317, June 11. G Stone Pendant; Cl 6 GEarrWa and Albert; 27. July 221. Barrings and Rln< ; 923, July 17. G Stone Pendant; 122. Juno 9 Lookoi i 301. Juaa 17 2 Rlnss ; 62. June 7, W Ring. Books. &o. ; 889. May 29,Binooulars; 419, Juno 23, Cigar Ca-o and Meerschaum PiDe ; 97 Septembor 13 Hibernian Regalia; 6-9, March 2G. 1886,1 dozen Plat'tl Fork? 14 dpoons ; 272. Jane 16, Album; 513, Judo 23, Illustrated Bible • 533, Juno 29. Accordion ; 423, Juno 23. 7 800k5;635, Julyo, Album; 230. Jun»U Cloak;; 3J5 Juno )9, Anoroid and Clock. 777, July 19 Harmonium. Clothing: 837. Sectember 2, Dress Piooo : 478, June 26, Dress Piece; 178, Septem ber 20. Dress Piece; 13, Seoicmber 10, Dress; 8«3, Sontember i. Dress; 411. October i. Dress; 17. June 7. Dresi Piece; 498. Octooer 6. Snit Ulotheß; 215, Juno 14, W. Dreas and Dolman; 793. August 30. Suit Clothes; 726. July 8. 52 yards Sheeting i 362. June 19. Suit Black Clothes; 961, Beptomber7, Coat.Vest and Holland; 287, AugUßt 4, Macintosh; 1»7. September 21, Dre«s; 183 September 20, Suit Clothes: 73. July 21, Suit Clothes; 120. Septembor 15. 10 Plocea: 732, Angust 27. Suit Clothes ; 988. October 30, Serge Dress ; 925, October 27. Macintosh ; 819, October 23, Ovtrcoat. 2 pair Trousers, 1 Shoets; 601, Octobor 13 Drefs; 136. August 11. Diamond Kinß ; 177, July 20, Dlnmond Ring ; 210. March 3, 2 Diamond Rlngj; 277, August 3. DC Geneva, and OF Geneva, and Silver -Clbert; 320. Acs. 6. DU Geneva; 219, August 2. DC Geneva und Gold A'bert; 473. May 8. Portmanteau ; 201 July 30. Kit with Carpnntor's Tools; Dl 2. July 17. Kit with Carpentaria Tools; 767. July ll'. Basket with Carnontor'a Tools; 593. August 20. Macin tosh; 875. May 28. D-opb; 332. Sop'omber 27, Blsck Silk Dress ; 333, Septeni ncr 27, Silk Dress j 545. Angust 12. TroUHers end Vo;t; 133. August II Black; 92i, Octobor 27 5 Paira Girls' Boots. 8ori?o DresH; 518. Octobor 7. 4 Blankets and Tick: 495. June 28, 5 Articles; 21, June 5, 7 Piocea; 15S othor Lines of Now and Second hand Clothing. R. AKTHDII] [J- *■ BUDDLE TUESDAY, 22nd, 11 a m. EPSOjI AND ONE HUNG A. ROADS PKOPERTY. By Order of the Registrar of the Supremo Court. ARTHUR & BUDDLB Have received instructions to sell by public auction at their mart, Queon-street, on Tues day, 22nd. at 11 o'olock a-m.. BY ORDER OPTHB REGISTRAR OF THB SUPREME COUtIT, ONEHUNGA AND PAH ROAD 3, KPSOM. Allotment No 43. and part of No. it. containing ov«r 6 acios of rich land, having a large frontaKe to tho On- hunga anrt Pah Koads. beautifully sltuat-d. between tho properties of Messrs Greenwood and Courtney. Plans and Condition* rf Sale can ba soen at the office. B. ARTHUR] [J. '■ BODDLB THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, At Noon. GOOD FARM BLOCKS AND KAURI FOREST. CHALMERSTONE BLOCK, KAIPARA. RAWLINGS ESTATE. The Trustees of Rawlingß Estate have in structed the undorsigncd to sell by public auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday, 24th, at twelve o'clock, noon, ty/i Q ACRES OF LAND, being Allot • TCO ments Nos 12.16, IS. !0, 31, 54, and til, of Bluck of Tauhoa. f.D.. known as CHALMKR3TONE. ARTHUR & BUDDLE, Salesmen & Auctioneers. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, At 12 o'clock noon. BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF. At the Suit of Alfred Buckland (whose Solicitor is Robert Browning, Kaq.t, against ihomos Foley and Patrick Lundon. Tbe undersigned, instructed by G. W. Basley, Esq., Deputy Sheriff, will soil at their Auction Rooms, City Market, on the loth February at 12 o'clock noon, all that, tho interest of the abovenamed Defendants in tho STOCK-IN-TRADE, CARRIAGES. HORSES, GOODS, CHATTELS, AND EFFECTS, as undermentioned, now being in and _ upon their business premises in Albert-street, viz., 0 DOUBLE BUGGIES A 5 Single Buggies, 2 Waggonottes. 4 Lan daus, 2 Broughams, 1 Barouch, 2 Busses, 2 Hansoms, 2 Breaks, I Mourning Cab 2 Hearses, 9 Bets Single Harness, 12 sets Double Harness, 1 set Pair-horse Harness, 1 set Four-horse Har ness. 7 bay Horses and Mares, 11 black Horses and Mares, 11 grey Horses and Mares, 1 chestnut Horse, 3 brown Horses and Mares, 2 cream Horses and Mares, 12 Whips, 12 Horse Cloths, 1 Stable Barrow, 3 Dung Forks, 3 Brooms, i Saddles, 4 Bridles, 4 Break Plates, 10 pieces Sundry Harness, i Pair Lamps, 8 Buckets, 2 Ladders, 1 Clock, 3 Curry Combs, 3 Brushes, 1 Set Plumes, &c. 1 Iron Safe Oarge), 1 Office Table, 1 Arm Chair, 1 Cane Chair. Subjeot to a Bill of Sale from Thomas Fojey Patrick Lundon, and Michael Coughlan Dignan, of the City of Auckland, Livery and Bait Stable keepers, to Peter Dignan, of Auckland, Gentle man, dated tho 23rd day of July, 1886, a copy of which is filed in the office of the Supreme Court at Auckland as number 86/302. HESKETH, AITKEN, & CO. 8. 0. CABB. I [B. D. TOHKS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2, At. 12 o'Clook. THE MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS LATELY OCCUPIED BY THE LATE MR W, J. HURST. LAKE TAKAPUNA. B. TONKS & CO. Have received instructions to sell by auction, on Wednesday, March 2, at 12 o'olook, THE WHOLE OF THAT REALLY VALUABLK ESTATE OF XT U R S T M E X B, Comprising RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS Of aboat FOUR ACRES. THE REMAINDBR OF THE ESTATE, Subdivided Into THRKK TO FIVB ACRES, Having either Lake or Ocean Frontages, This property is tbe fluent suburban Estate anywhere round Auckland, and needs no com ment. 'Bußea go nine ti<nes daily. In'endine purchasers will be shown over the Estate on application at the Residence, where pUnscaabehid. PLAN 3 BEADY. MAR. BFBKKTH.] (ALEX. AITEKH, TXESIiETH. AITKEN, AND CO., AUCTIONEKR3, LAND. E3TATE, AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Secular Balei every Tnoaday of Bides, Skin*, Wool, Tallow, fta. OTTY MARKET. TirjBDDING. tJAKUS.—Latest Style at TV the Stab Llthographio Works, Saort land-atreet, Auckland.



TUESDAY, MARCH 1, At Noon. TO CAPITALIST^ BREWERS, HOTELKEEPERS AND OTHERS. EXTENSIVE FRONTAGE TO HOBSON AND NELSON STREETS. I IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOTEL AND OTHER FREE- | HOLD PROPERTIES. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS RECEIVED POSITIVE INSTRUC TIONS TO SELL BY AUCTION. AT THE MART, VULCAN LANE. ON TUESDAY, IST MARCH NEXT, AT NOON. THE WHOLE OF THOSE VALU ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES Situated in HOBSON AND NELSON STREETS, In the OCCUPATION OF MJS3SRS DUMNING HAM AND KING, And known as the GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, AUCKLAND. The property comprises four original allotments, including more man Rn aero of urea, having 120 feet frontage on Hobßon stroot and 123 on Nelson-street, with a depth through.of nearly 400 feet, on whioh is eroded tho wail-known GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, Togotber with a LARGE BOARDINGHOUBK And TWO FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGES On Nelson-street, and being in cloao proximity to the New Wharf at tha foot of aobion-atroot and the Harbour front on Nelson-street. It not Bold as a whole, the above will bo offered n (oar lota, namely, LOT ONE, Comprising HOTEL BUILDING, GOODWILL AND FIXTURES, With 60 feet frontage on Hobeon-streot by 200 feet in depth, with an entrance from Nelson street. ' LOT TWO: SOfeoton Hobson-Btreot, with largo buildings and similar area, and entrance aa Lot I, LOT THREK: 50 feet on Neli-on-stroot by about 200 foot in depth, with BO4.RUINGHOUSK of 22 rooms, and also two four-roomed Cottages, all let to de sirable tenants. LOT FOUR: 66ft. on Nelson-atreet by 200 ft. in depth. Particular attention is oalloa to tho above pro porty it being onu of tho most extenbive aDa best-paying concerns of the Colony. The wholo ul the properties, if advisable, will be offered ia one lotas a going concern. For farther particulars und conditions ot aalo, apply to the Auctioneer. KEEP PACE WITH THE TIMES' J. H. MLTON, TAILOR, Victoria Street East, Auckland, AlfD Tennyson Street, Napier, gflHk PATTERNS OF CLOTH /idjftfe GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING 'MlliPii To Measure. Post Fre«, with Prloe List*. Serge Suit .. .. 2 10 Y«|hP|li) 'Fox1 No. 1 Serge Suit 3 10 l§|||fa Fancy Serge Suit .. 410 WSW Heavy Diagonal -4 15 W W Black Cloth Suit ..4 10 V rExtra Sack .. ..8 0 f^ffISSSF Frock and Dress Suit 7 6 Gratlfm.n'. Cortrt Co»t». PRICE LIST IST FOR 1886-1887. f^Wft^ LATEST FASHIONS |f te||| In Gentlemen"! and Boyi' \3.^^aS^ Clothing, etc., and Eaiy Self - Measurement Forms ||ilii||lv GRATIS AND POST FREE, WW On Application. SJH HH Cheques, Postal Order*, etc., ! HBpwjiS to be crosiod J, H, DALTON. WS^gp Gintlem&n'i Korninc Coat ani Vait. t EXTRA PAIR TROUSERS GIVEN AWAY With Each Suit. All Goods are sent CAR RIAGE PAID, and if not approved are exchang ed, or the money return ed (whichever pre- Ocntlemtn'i Irook Coatl. Good Tweed Suit 210 0 Nra. Trousers • 012 6 1|» MBack"suit»7 CORN BROOM WORKS, STAN LEYS1?* BET, MJCK4NIOB' BAT.



1 _ .^Pik j IRON AX iD STEEL MERCHANTS Wholesale & Retail Ironmongers _____ • ( J^LSO .A.T NEWTON, NEWMARKET & SfIOMDS ST. MESSRS;^. JPSRTER_&LGO. wish to draw attention to their large shipments fto' arrive, which, added to 'their already extensive stock of Hardware, they are in a position to execute any orders placet :l with them, and at the very LOWEST PRICES- Now landing ex HERMIONE, from London. 2381 bars Iron 50 boxes Coko Tin Plates 165 bundles Jion 9 casks Bolts and Nuts 35 bundles/\u;'lo. ihi if .KoiiiKl, and BFave Hoop 1 case Perambulators lroii 1 case Bed Chairs, -with folding legs 132 cases Corrugated Iron 1 case Black Lead 10 Sicnicn's Warer Moron*, J, to 2 iiich 1 case Copper jßivets and Washers 54 kegs Patent Isbiln. U to 4 inch 1 case Copper Boat Nails 12 Mangles and Wringing Machines. 1 case Brace Bits and Screw Augers 20 casks Shout Zinc "" 1 case Mattocks, Slashers, and Bush Hooks 46 bars Patent Kolloil Shafting, 1 to 2 inch 1 case Bird Cages (now designs) 2 lihds. Hollowure 1 cask China Mortise Furniture and Cup -4 bundles Galvanized aud Brass Sieves, as- board Turns sorted meshes 1 cask China Weights 1 case Galvanized Hat Traps 1 caso Lamp Stoves 5 casks Kerosene Lumps and Globes, all new 20 bales Oakum patterns .3 Simplex Silent Sausago Machines 1 caso Bicycles 3 Premier Filling Machines [ 1 cask Jliim Locks i Now landing, ex Algoa Bay, from London. , 91l bars Iron 1 cask Coffee Pots (il bundles Iron - ..: 1 cask Teapots, Candlesticks, Cullenders, etc. GO cases Corrugated Iron ;■'' •' 15 Smiths' Bellows, lSin. to 36in. 410 kegs Blasting Powder 4 Improved Portable Forges , 1X). cases Blasting Pellets 1 ease Electroplated Ware 15 cases Diamond drain Gunpowder 4 hhds. llolloware 24 cases Alliance Gunpowder. 9 bundles Lyndon's Spades 139 plates Iron I 18 rolls Sheet Lead . So bundles Sheet Iron .; '2o tons Best Drawn Fencing Wire 2 cases I.lt. Bolting I , 1 caso Kail way Trunks and Bonnet Boxes 1 case Insertion '. t 1 case Coal Vases 1 caso I.E. Door Mats \. ■ 1 cascJellyMoiilds,Plateßaskcts,andOakCan» 1 case Lit. Tube . ■ . 3 casks Crockery 27 bundles Spades * ;*' 1 cask Glue Pots, Trivets and Knockers, etc. 1 1 case Floor Cloth 1 cask Gothic Latches, Sash Rollers, Pulleys, 1 caso Klectro-platcd Waro etc., etc. 1 caso Feather Dusters, Clothes Brushes 1 case Table Cutlery 1 caso Barometers and Thermometers, etc. 1 case Bread Knives, Corkscrews, Scissors, etc. 1 case Gongs, Candle Shades, Brushes, etc. 2 cases Brass Foundry 1 case Travelling Trunks 1 caso Grubbing and Chipping Hoes 1 case Fenders and Fire Brasses 1 case Steel Wedges 1 case Frame Pulleys 1 case Maul Kings, Spalling Hammers, Nap i 1 caso Brass Locks, Range Cocks, etc. ping Hammers, etc., etc. • 1 caso Coal Vases. Lanterns, etc. 1 case Saw Bows 1 1 case Japanned Waiters, Spirit Lamps, etc. 1 case Call Bells ' 3 crates Boiler Felt 14 kegs Patent Paint ! S Avery Platform Scales, 4 to 10 cwt. 152 bundles Hoop Iron, \ to 3 inch i 20 pairs Counter Scales 1 caso Fire Irons, Firo Brasses, splendid as i 1 case Steelyards . sorl.ment 1 1 case Tapes and Measures 2 cases Cart Springs \ 2 case F.l'. Spoons, Forks, Butter Knivos 2 cases Patent Mail Axles , 1 case E.P. Cruets, Butter Coolers 4 kegs Coopers' Rivets 130 kegs Genuine White Lead 15 kegs Pan-headed Rivets 1 cask Polls, Valves, Bath Plugs, Bib Cocks, 1 case Japanned Tea Kettles Tallow Cups, Steam Cocks, and ' 1 case Shot and Powder Flasks Organ Whistles 20 casks Patent Shot 12 Self-setting Ranges 54 bundles Galvanised Hoop Iron, \ to 2 inch 32 Register Gratos,"Tilcs aud N.P. Mountings 2 cases Bass Brooms 5 Kerb Fenders 3 cases Hair Brooms 16 Sienna Baths 1 caso Paint Brushes, Scrubbing and Ban -1 6 h.p. Tangyo's Engine and Boiler, with nistors, et-. fitting-' complete 1 caso Gun Caps 1 4 h.p. ditto, vit.li fittings complete 1 case Cartridge Cases 15 Bottle Jacks, to lift 2 to 6 tons 1 case Cartridges 1 cask Iron Blocks 1 cask Copper and Brass Wire 1 cask Weston Chain Blocks 1 caso Stair Rods 30 Copper Boilers 1 case Brass Nursery Guards fiBIIIJIMBIfI^^ I To arrive per LADY JOCELYN, from London (now due). j 40 cases Corrugated Iron I 28 boxes Tin Plates (charcoal) 92 bundles Iron. £0 ingots Block Tin 4 casks Glue 64 boxes Tin Plates (coko) 71 roll 3 Wire Netting, \ inch to If mesh 2 cases Enamelled Ware 1 bale Door Mats 8 bundles Spades 1 case Copper Bars 9 bundles Shovels I 42 bundles Galvanized Buckets 1 bundle Brain Scoops 4 casks English Firo Clay .-' 1 case Digging Forks and Spade 3 1 caso E. P. Spoons and Forks \ 1 case Bolder Forks 4 bales Brown Paper j ' 2 cases Boys Spades 1 case Glass Paper i' 2 cases Copper Boilers 1 case Genuine Emery 1 ease Cofliu Furniture - 1 case Ene.ii-.stic Tiles . ' 160 kegs Zinc White 2 cases Emory Hones '•■ : 60 kegs Red Lead 2 bales Cotton Waste , ,■■ 1 cask Patent Driers 1 bundle Chain Webbing •"> casks Mixed Paints ; 1 caso Blind Cord and Mops 29 bundles Patent Spades 1 case Circular Saws 1 case Pocket Cutlery 1 case One Man Cross-cut Saws 1 cask Wire Clothes Lines 1 case Cross Cuts and Pit Saws 1 caso Jack Chain, Rakes, Boat Hooks, Pipe 1 case Enamelled Ware Hooks, etc., etc. 1 cask Compo Pipe 1 case Single and Double Barrelled Guns 6 bundles Barrow Wheels 1 case Revolvers 5 tons 14ft. Tram Kails 9 cases Kerosene Lamps 5 tons 18ft. Tram Kails 2 cases Tools 7G Camp Ovens and Covers 120 bundles Register Grates 3 crates Cheavin'u Filters 4 Cast Furnace Pans 1 case " Little Wonder " Revolving Forks 1 Now landing, ex William Phillips, from New York, via Dunedin. 600 cases " Aurora" Kerosene, 130" (reliable 48 boxes Putman's Horsa Nails 500 cases " Evening Star" Kerosene, 150° J brands. 1 case, containing Brass Finishing Turret 1 case Hand, Compass, and Pinning Saws Lathe, complete 10 Butter Woikcrs (Lilly) - r > cases Hammer Handles 9 cases Fuirbank's Uuion Scales, tin and brass 5 Patent Swing Churns dish 10 cases Lamp Chimneys, unbreakable 8 cases Novelty Wringers 6 cases Harrow Parts 9 cases Finishing Nails, \ to 2 inch 57 Cylinder Chums 1 case Sherwood's Broilers 6 Butter Workers (Reid's1* 6 cases Axe Handle Bush Hooks 1 ease Expansive Bits 3 eases Nickel-plated Sad Irons 1 case Padlocks 4 cases "Enterprise" Meat Choppers 10 tons Galvanised Barb Wire 1 case Coke Foi ks 3 cases " Rochester " Lamps 1 case Stencil Combinations, various sixes 2 casks Globes and Chimneys 2 eases, containing 1 Variety Wood Worker, 50 cases Turpentine with fittings complete 20 cases Prime Laid Oil Furnishing#General Ironmongers QUEEN AND HIGH STREETS, AUCKLAND, .A-XiSO .A.T NEWTON, NEWMARKET AND SYMONDS STREET.



I WE ARE THE CHEAPEST KAPANGAHAPE ROAD CORNER OF EAST-ST. BY THE EXECUTOES OF QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND, j. And OWEN STREET, THAMES. In connection with the above the Executors have decided to hold a REALBSBftIG SALE TO CLEAR OUT STOCKS. The reputation of the lato Mr T. Short as a Direct Importer is so well known that ib is only necessary to announce that the whole of the extensive stocks consisting of graperg, Clothing, fjosierg ETC., MILLINERY and HABERDASHERY, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, MERCERY, Etc., Will be sold at price:; that must command A SPEEDY CLEARANCE The new shipments in Clothing, just to hand, of the latest styles, will bo cleaved at a Great Sacrilieo. THE SALE "IS NOW ON. Ths Auckland aud Thames Shops will be closed on Thursday, January 27, tc finish marking down. SAVE 20 PER CENT. WHICH IS THE MIDDLEMAN'S PROFIT, anu DEAL DIRECT WITH THE MANUFACTURERS. COUNTRY CUSTOMERS pleaso send for Rules of Self Measurement Illustrated Catalogue, Samples and Price List. NEW ZEALAND TWEED CO. TAILORS, SHORTLAND STREET.'



"\TEW ZEALAND PERAMBULATOR JLI FACTORY. 31 AND 36, GRKY-STREET. COPEM.AN & CLJiUU, Manufacturers of ovary drscrlption of Ba=in etteß, Parambulutora. Invalid Uarriagns. Tri oyolos. o'c. Repairs of every dosoription neaily exorutod. Our Porambiilaioru nro liuhr, and fiurablo, and uro constantly increasing la favour owing ti ouporlor workiniwmbip. W. C. DENNES, TMPORTER of SEWINO MACHINES, 1 BICYCLES, TRICYCLES, PIANOS, ORGANS, and HARMONIUMS, for Cash or Doforrod Payments, -BANS MJ.OBINES. HOME SHUTTLE .. « in ,i i PEERLESS WHITE * 4 0 0 FRISTER & ROSSMAV (with coveif 6 S 0 wertheim .: ■/. ;; :; z \iS « TREADLE MACHINES." WHITE (without cover) .. _ _ «10 0 ffi T teh vK dleio :• -SSB NEW DAVIS VERTICAL, FEED " Tl7 J W. C. DENNEsTquksw Street. ..



TT\ I M E . TABLE, WELLS BROS.' 'BUSES, ! DKVONPOKT TO TAKAPUNA, HUKST ; MKIiK, AND L.JV.KJC BKACH, | L?arnn Vicforta Whnrf at-7.50a.iD.,9 500.m . 12 SO i) m . 2.50 p.m., ISO p.m. Sundajs—lo a.vi. and 2 30 ii.ni. Loavßß 'I'afeamiTia: 810 n.m . 1010 a.m., 1,(0 p.m., 3.10 p.m.. SJO p.m. Sundays-11 a.m. »ud 5.0 p.m. Spoelil Trips can be arranged OFFICE: VIOTOHIA WHARF. Gcneril Cartern, Uaoetvlng and For*ar JIn t T Agents. Waggon for Furniturß Koj-ovrl. OAU COKK. AND FIItRWOOD DICALitUS GKNKU vli OaUTKUs, &c. _ TK.M.-.IMIDNK. DICVOKI-DItT BUHKAU. lf\ iH X " T A B £ E, -"- D.VVIK3 BHJS.I'KU*KS, LIKVONP'Itr 'i'i> TAKAPUNA. HUIWT MKHK. I.AICK, HKAC.H. ANiJ ' BUiODMlOlfdti. Tolophoutj: UnvoNi'oni1 Uuheau. I.KiVES VIOIOBI* WllAliK, HKVONPOKT.— 7.45 nil..; S.-.'O a ?n. ; 3 4,i a.m.: 10 20 ii.ni. • 13.1.5 p 111.. ;i 0 ~.iu. ;2 Jo 1..111.; l«0 n.m.; ili p.m. Huiirtajß: 10 am; )l am.; j.SS: p.m.; a v.in lv tuniisrts. lsBd; Wet lily Tickets at, Keiiuoed llin.es. IiKAV s Tjik.»imina.■■ S3j a.m. :05am.; 10; So ?iu.: 11.15 a 111.; 1.35 p in. ; 3 opm.; Bsmi.- Sls p.m.; 53St>.IU. : Ua.in.; 12 a.m.; J "■'» :.in in. H.eoial 'trlp» iati bo arrai-Red at I'osi-oßlcc, DcvounrrL. LAWKS' AND OICNTS' SAIiPLB UORHKb, BUGGIES, BtiKilS. WAGGONBrTKS, AND CONViffiYANOKS OF KVKRY DESOKTPTION At biioivi'Ksr Notice. Bj.pres9Pß meot ovnry boat to receive end foi'-'frd lugcaKO of all deacrlytlons. CHAELE3 SMITH 'Q33J|3sSe3 Manufacturer o't *^^j^^^^^ BA3-UNSTT2S PziiAH- Cakbiaoes, 40. 'R^yrvfewy Adoklahd PaBAMao- LATCR yAOTORT, "Vicnaßi^-siasßT Waai. NEAR ViHarjJAN'3 BAY.



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