CABLEGRAMS.

(REUTER.)

THE LONDON RIOTS.

,-888 FIGHT WITH THE & 0i POLICE. [BWJTW'S TEKRAM.] London", October 20. orR unemployed demonstration Hyde Park to-day, at '• j ,iie usual inflammatory speeches I delivered- A deputation was t ,lfc Mathews, the Home Seer* 7l accorded them a private in- W'f Tlio mob proceeded down terVie ri,r but the police charged the Ficc3 y 'l dispei-ed it. The Lord f*'\S* summoned the members of ft Man Son House Unemployed 'vfrommittee to consider measures the present distress in Londoa- _______„

THE HOME RULE AGITATION.

ME GLADSTONE AND HIS CRITICS.

(3PECIAL-T0 PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Loxdox, October 20. i , IR B BUCHANAN, Liberal Unionist, ; LP .forWestEclinbm- S h,andHrW.; 1 Evelyn, Conservative member for, Peptfor'd/mcend to resign on the I -ithat they arc unable to suppor t . j ielrisli policy of the Government. , Ib Gladstone, speaking at Derby, j «kdtlie conspicuous moderation of Iteirlsli.of whom none now desired \ tStaidolph Churchill, in a speech \ aSttlcrlftMl, said he was willing to ; -to single votes, and limit the law, Will; also to extend local govern- j m \, and grant free education. He j hooneed. "Mr Gladstone's immoTal oferto gfa-nt disestablishment if Ire-! ii|i?|Sallowed Home Rule. Referring to the Irish question, Lord | fcebery, in; a -speech at Castle Dcwg-. fe,said he thought Ulster must share | Iblotnf thdremainder of Ireland, and i ft!(]iiite able to pi-otect herself.

HISTORIC SHIP IN DANGER.

I,;! ~"... LosDox, October 20. Urn's Victory, while off Ports-j stlvcommenced leaking badly, and rnearly sank.

THE NEW HEBRIDES.

LORD EOSEBERY SPEAKS j (JUT. ♦ (SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.) Losnox, October 21. j fe Roseeery, speaking at Castle .' kjk, Kirkcudbright, Scotland, i upland of tlie apathy of the j Government with regard to the New j Mrife, and said they ought to have , to prevent the j W:occupation, which meant ruin. I h tie missions already established ! fee. v ;■■-,- I '.: :..■,.,.. i , j

DEATH OF MR BERESFORD HOPE.

ILosnov, October 20. ; Th@death is announced, at the age : "7, of the Right Hon. Alexander* MeresforiHnpe,Privy Councillor, : member of Parliament for the: Writige University. [REITTEr's telegram.] j

COMMERCIAL NEWS.

U ' London, October 20. ' ■ wnsolsremain at 102-j. New Zea- i II■ *.* Per cents, are still quoted at i m J to bank rate of discount is 4 : the market rate [}■'-. i ■jy foodstuffs and tallow main ■JW quotations. The weekly re -1 J"! fteßant of En-land published ■ 2,fw the total reserve in notes ISh* 0 an in- during the week. ■ |L.F o ?°rtion of the reserve to ItoSf 44 P er cent -» as acainst 42 ■ fc aStTWada y- Ne* South ! Is9. a Per cent 3, are at I i2 ilrge minin S companies from '. 11» w-T J f ° l ' Punching upon ■ a »Sii- tar<? <hh y ed > as ' ihe I "*<wlljiist at present, 'jj v Sydney, October 21. BCuf snclwheafc continues at 3s bushel; New Zealand easier at Is 10ft to 2 9 Iffl^s?'' Maize maintains last: B%2 Ce 'm and iS V™^ l afc 3S rl * W ' DB, The market is glutted *>liw S , whidl in consequence WL "*tai 1 * f,ffer » 3 -5s per ton being I r r '« obtainable. ;, I Ifc ■ October 21. H 3s Gd Per bushel; II ? k \Pf ton J country brands, i| (i [ °°V r eights :_Scoured : ■? : to ! dper ., lb - Greas y

■I & fofi^L W n ß of Onehnnga 11 CKsa L™*. P^tce in the Stone 31 CHsnnrt *° *¥ member 111 V^ y *?? j An a(! dress I*J " il/ ■. , **ou on JiiiXtrii" j s|ffl I'^^ a numbcr'Vf I

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tin-5 ordinary meeting of the members of the above body was held at. 2 p.m. yesterday in I the Victoria Arcade. Present—Messrs Luko (Chairman), Lennox, Upton, Clark' Can1, Cooper, and Udy. j AITUC.VJL'IOX FOIi AN ASSfSTAXT INSI'EO- ' tor.- Tho Visiting Cominitteo of the | Training College submitted ;i rcpfu-i; ,-]io\v- ' ing an analysis of Inspoctors'diai'ie-ri :■—-In i 11886, Saturdays, Sunday--*, and holidays | i amounted to I'IS, and the working days j I 217. hi 1887, from January to Sir,>tcmlx:i\ : ' 273, of which 110 wcro Saturdays. Sunday.;, j j and holidays, and 155 working diiy.-;. Tho i report recommended that Sir .1.. B. j Heriofc, of the W'aiotahi School, should j be appointed as an assistant. i.'i>pcu- j j tor ah n salary of ,£250 pff annum; iaud travelling ■ expense?. Tlui report j (also contained a tabulated -statement; i .of the schools visited and amount of work i ! done by the inspectors.—Tho Sec-rctary I read a Ftatement which showed that 152 '.schools had been examined and 107 mi i spected, while over 90 remained unattended jto.—\The Chairman moved that f.lio report ibo adopted, and Mr He riot appointed. — i | .Mr Carr moved as an amend men"; that the , \ assistant inspector be nob appointed, as the j ! office was unnecessary. Ho admitted that j I last week he had made a mistake of 20 days j j while quoting from the Inspectors' diaries. ; That tt-as owiny to the fact that .some of1 ! the school? \v?v<> examined on Saturdays, I ! a fact, which he had not previously known. : iMr Carr quoted from the Inspector's report, j Ito support his contention that an as? is fan!; l i inspector was no!, required. For 1886. in I the North circuit, lie found 217 working j I days, 104 Saturdays and Sundays, and 44 i (holidays; Central, 227 days' work, 104; I Saturdays and Sundays, and 34 holidays ; I South, 237 working days,lo4 Saturdays and J Sundays, and 24 holidays. The time taken j by teachers' examination was as follows :— j Mr O'Sullivan (North) 38 days, Mr Good-j win (Central) 12 days, and Mr Fidler j (South) 13 clays : total, 63 days j He pointed out that, the figures for 1086, • I when considered, showed four days' work in j ! each seven for one inspector, four and one . third for tho second, and four and a-half for j the third, which showed that the present inspectors were certainly not overworked. —Mr Cooper said that while sympathising j greatly with Mi1 Carr's opinions, he could j i not .shut, his eyes to the fact that no matter j what the inspectors had done in (hoj past, it was impossible for them to catch up with the work for this year. He was j very dissatisfied that such was the case. | , They found from the figures before thorn ! thai 96 schools still required examining, j while 141 schools had never been inspected. ! ; Thai', work could not possibly be caught up j within the remaining' months of this yen-. : If an assistant inspector were not ap- ; pointed, irrent injustice would be done •; to t!ie" schools not attended to. Mr;. Cooper also said that while Wipporfin"1 ; the recommendation of the Committee, he : would favour an inquiry into the causes which bad resulted in this deadlock, and 'if any of the inspectors wore;, unequal to the work, then they j ' must, bo removed, whoever they wore. - ; Mr Upton said that in North Canterbury j eael) inspector examined 50 per cent, mure ; children than those in Auckland. Of course tho schools were more numerous in Auckland, and consequently time might bo i lost, in travelling. But he did not. think \ thar woni'l account for the difference. lie j . thought education was already posting too j much' wiMiont appointing another iiisp.-M-- ' . tor. He would vote against the report. -'; Mr Ckrk favoured tho expenditure merely in order to catch up with the work, and j make a thorough inquiry afterwards.—Ah1 Udv <'oustdered it a very serious matter to ■go on increasing tho burdens of the people j in this niannei-. -The Chairman said that, j they wore in the unpleasant position that: they must appoint, tho assistant hi- | spector for this year at any rate.- _ The | fact, was that (he examination of fh*;! Auckland district was more thorough than j in some? other districts. The report was then adopted, Messrs Luke, Clark. Cooper, j and Lennox voting for it, and | Messw Carr, Udy and Upton against,; it.-Mr Carr proposed that a_ city I teacher sbonld be appointed assistant inspector. -— Mr Cooper supported the amendment, and suggested thatj Mr Hartfeon should be ottered tho , tempornry appcintment. —Mr Lennox had no objection to the change of names.—Tho Chairman objected strongly to the change. He did nob like to interfere with a city school. The amendment was lost, and Mr Heriob was? accordingly appointed. Painting Elleksue School Bctlpixo.— Tho tender of Me.«svs Rogers and Ireland I for painting the above school building (t"5 12s 6fl) was accepted. Tlie architect's csti- • mate was..CIS. T.VK.vur. -~The Committee wrote protest- { inf»againstti)eehangeofreading-b00k.3 Re- -, solvzd that Committee cannot alter previous j resolution. ~..-! Weixkslky-strkkt S<'HOOl,.—Appllcation . wits maae to have the .school re-painted. — i Kescdved vl;at tenders bo called for the work, j and that the Committee be asked to con- l tribute towards the cost. Nkwtox School.—A letter was received : from the architect stating that in some; instances the specifications had not been j carried out —Referred to the Training Col- | leo-e Visiting Committee. i "Arria-AN'D City.--A letter was read from the above Committee drawing attention _io j *il>e necessity for deducting from the salaries [ o*teachers the time they were absent from : the school on tho ground of ill-health. - Abe mattW was referred to the Training College and Veiling Committee. A nu Tiber of country applications were dealt with .and the Board transacted some business in committee.

THE MUNICIPAL CONFERENCE AT WELLINGTON.

(71V TRT-EGBAP*r.— PRESS ASSOCF.mOX.) j Wkllinctox, Friday. | The Municipal Conference opens on Mon- j day. The following are the Councils which | have accepted tho invitation sent out by the j Wellington Corporation: - Ashburton Christchurcli, Dunedin,. Hastings, Hawkes j bury. West Kmnara, Lyttelton, • Newton, j Napier, Kew Plymouth, Parnel Ro.lyn, , Thames, and Westharbour. Wellington, Ashbuvton, Dunedin, Kumara, Lyttelton, and Thames will be presented by their respective mayors, and Kapier, Eoslyn, wistharbour, and Hawkesbury West by Messrs Ormond, Rosa, Mills, and J. C. Buckland, M.H.R.'s-

XHJU ACCKLAJND EVESiaG STAR, SaTPRDAT, OCTOBER 22, 1881,



npHTIEE sin^lo (!ent!cinon can have com- JL _ forlablo Board and Hesidcjicn in Komuera lUs.u-l. House in a rommandir.g position, within ••even minutes' walk of Ir.im or rail. Use ot bath and piano; sl-ibling and small pad lock n: required N7> ohildro . No other board or j\ — liox .00, I'ofst-otticu. E''bKTH~SHOtri3-.Mnnn House, plea santly situated on tho Beach I load, near Aortli Heat ; 1 hroe minutes' walk from wharf. Visitors can bo accommodated with a Uonu'ort ablo Hone, either TerniauonUy. weekly, in daily. Private Apa linenU; for families.* with every homo comfort, either with or without board. House two-storied, with bath room and s>''ili'tL >' :ll ' lill« ]l ""=>c on Ci.eUonhnni Beiieh. for rospoetablo married ¥v couple, Furnished "Apartnu;ni>; (bed room and sittingroomi, wif.h uso of kiichcn.— Address, siatiuy terms, to "JM.E.M" Stah O i cc. ■«7" ANTE D~KXO WN\ —That, Ladies and v V Gentlemen seeking rest; and obnntro from city life can be accommodated (it Mrt'ok-biroV:1, IVliddlciUountninlioad. Henderson. .Huauliailly situated, and scenery tinfiiirpaswd. Terms 4s per day, or 25a per week. Children, half-price Public Notices. MA YORA LT V ELEC TIO N. TO THIS ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND. Ijvdik.s and OinNTr.KMEN',-In response to tlio largo number oi' ranuesla made to mo to allow myself to be re-nominated for the ollii-o of Mayor, I linvn t.lic lionnur to inform yon that. I am a candidate Tor tlint, office at the election in November. If again elected, I shall uko my utmost endcavo irs to coniinue the system of economy iuauptunifed in the early pnrtoftbis year; to further reduce the indebtedness of the City : to support r onremplated improvements in t'jiper Queen-street and Emily Placo, and drainage works when practicable. I remain, Your obedient servant, A. DEVORE. T> 0R 0 U Oil OF NEWT 6N. _o i Notice is hereby yiven that the Newton Borough Council, in pursuance of the " Itn-1 poundiug- Av\, ISSI,' httvc appointed Mi! John j Crka.meu. Ponndkeeper and JJangor for the Borough Pound, ivVrl!. i~. Boycs. resigned. .1. CUKIUIC, Town Clerk. October 18 1537. GRAZINf '■. — Accommodation for about forty Horses. Go^d jcrass ami water. - Apply John Sheen, late Mr Scarroi'a property, Kl_r«_ie. jmISH ! FIS H ! FIS H! - Kakino Kmolcod | .«. fish, wholesales in la parcels at the boat, on Thursdays, l-'ridays, and Saturday.-;. — i Address, A. Sjmfonl. iiakino island. "IXfOLKE'S" SCIINAPPS Taken before i VT meals is a wonderful appotis r. Try it. j PllO Country Customers.—J~H. Dafton, j n Tailor, gsvc.:j an Extra Pair of Trousers or : n Waterbnrv* 'v\ :ilch with each .Suit. D" I^OLCI lON ».!•'■ rART'Nic'HSI-rfK—j 'the I'artnersliipliithevtoe.viKti^K'be, w en K»km:?;kh Wood and Knuix Wood, trndimt I ,'i« Butcher*!, ICarant'ahnpo llond, Aisekl'iiid.luis ' this day been Dissolved by Mutual Consent. | The Cnsiiies-* wi I i:i future be eariiel on by ; EijkN'kzki: Woon. All Overdue Accounts j must be paid on or before) > ovembe.rls. H;S7. (Signed). KHEXEZER WOOD. ! Kinvix wooj). THE best iiifonitvl rlifiiiiceimir, is ! U'oi.rns Sen><• .-\rrs, the purest spirit: known, hevvare of linitntieiH. ! w'a'nte'jj" " "ii k ' o'~w "k. ! YY i GEOROR OItECJOIIV, I'JIOTOGKAPHER, Qukhc's Bittjiinos 'nenr Three Lamps), j !'{).WO\BY IiOAD, i Is row produeiiu: i"ir«t-elass l'iiotoj.:raphs nl ihefollowinsreaHrtnable rules: — Carto do Visile, i 10i6d pe,r iloz.; Cabinet", .Cl Is per da',. i:hi! ilren'H :ii sainu price Mitjli-elasp l',na:uelling al a inoileratf :n! vraieo on above price;}. TiMindii'S ]jass the door ropalarly. , "|^i o ii a a l i; " THE SFLEXniD ESTATE KNOWN Art j AVOXDALK i'AliK, | Containing KlO acres, only l| miles from Auek- ! land by v good inetal!;:d ro«<!. A Rood oppov- \ tun;ty for neiiuiriiiK villaßiioa, etc. Soil suitable ; to profttablo woric Tor market j;uvdeninK. beinc; only live in in ti !.(!.<>' wnllc from raHway station. ■M\d oinnilm.lo3 running to and from Has eil.v ; every hour. Will lv sold in 1o!n of one aero and upwards. Termsli'ieni1. Title, l.nud 'i'nuisffr Act. Apply to HKSKKTif, AITKKN, ie CO., Aviciinnerra. Or to JOHN" BOLLAKD. Avondale. rwi h i s \\r X c k■ s New Zealand j ILLUSTRATED TIT-BITS i CoXTAtxs rffi."i-:ri.vr, ILLUS TR A T J:: 1) STOIt 1B S, Including "A ItEMARKABLE FtAJKE',' The, Story of a Billiard Hutch. A 1.30, ASVMMKR S T 0 R Y. ! This is really a first-class number. S"">OTATO "MANURE".'-Fte.ezinjf Co.'rf, ! US lIM. of all inerchanta. Knsurance ~N E\Y Y0 R X IJ IF E INSURANCE COMPANY. Cash Assets, Ist January, 18S7 .. £15,513,317; income for 1826 £3,955,874 Local Director C, C. M<-Mii. r> a n-, Ks Q. (Messrs W. .MeArtli'.ir lv Co.) Solicitors: Mcsara Kussfj/r, & Campbki,t« Bankers: ; Baxk ok Australasia, j policies issued guaranteeing the, return of all Premiums in addition lo the stun insured if death occur within a twenty-year period. J. HUGO lIARROP, Resident Agent. -VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM IS PAN if {FIKK AND M AIII.VE). Capital ~ .£1,000.000. Paid-up and Reserve Funds £135,000 pROTEmoN jmojt FIREon MARINE LOSS Can be Effected in txiis Compaxv. CLAIMS MET WITH ■PROMPTITUDE AND LTBISRALITY. JAMES BUTTLE. Manager. -GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE t* DEPARTMENT. Burnluß Cash Profits .. .. $£$>&ss> Cash piv.iiiV.d as Bonuses .. *^-0W iIoO.^CJ Total ReVersionary Bonuses added to cishßesorvc'Profltsinlßßs !! !! ToSiFu Jnds mr :^___£_ :: :: State Security. Low Pee.miu.ms. Liberal CONDITIOXS. ECOXtIMV. Lowest PBEMIUMS.-Theso are tho Lowest in^n?ia^SniTioNS.-Tlio conditions are in alt^WjSSSL aici f! i M arc promptly paid ou prools of deaths and identity, and valid dilTcoNMi'v.-Thc ratio of cxponaea to income is far lowei- than tluu of any other otlJco of ; similar age doing business in the co onies. SEPARATE SKOTiON FOR TOTAL AB STAINEItS. - The only Life Ottlcc in New /sea hmd wMch oifers to Total AbotaWßKß the: advantage of a, Temperance SecUon. • OAKfI OJ MORTGAGE.-From limfl to timealimited por-ion of tnofunds ib Lo ton First Mortgagee!! Freehold Security, with op (inn of Ke-nnvment by Instalments. U Information can b^ obtained at the Head Omce, and ""jJ^tuCO^^Ssiouer.



If you should happen to meet a well-1 dressed gentleman, you may depend upon lb | he patronises Woollams, the tailor at Sydenham House, Gi-ey-streec— [Advt.] Easily PnovEK.-Xt is easily proven that malarial fevers, constipation, torpidity of the rifneasobv convertmi? the food into rich Blood, andtt gives new: life and vigour to the aged and always infirm See. Bpttek-'ijalls.— "The proof of a medicine m as • rat inkos to milk, and from, a puny con h!ltPr"bal]S." - '"^]l° Ternperitneo World, butter aiK. f j AVEn oir, bears S^ho wrapper the trade mark, an- Ickbkkg.1 WlSfcsale Ems: Sbariand & Co.. Auckland.



; Conveyances. j TO Tl-: AROHA.—Notice. ; V —Tho Unrtm'oig-nca will run a Coach from 'IVA-olui (;ii I .liusduys. Thur.-clays, and H.itur days, sinit'Lins train !o;- Auckiand t Moirns vill'con thoKc rays, and rcUirniny t) Te Arohu Iron 1 Moi'i-insvillu 011 Mondays, Wednesdays, and Friday* un it-nv*l of. rvuin I'roni Anclihind, conw.vin^ pasisenj..cw, paivola, and mails.- li. UnllttU'licr. !nn ' 1 ji c table* I J. () A VIES BROS,' 'BUSKS, .UK YON POUT TO TAKAPI'NA. HURT ! Mi'JKK, 1,/VKK HKAC'I \Xi) iriUllUOi.Hol.-SK. Te'cptioTu:: Uiovontoj;'!'HrcKAr. j Leave;:! \ ficl.oi'i(i Wliarl1. ])evt.n]>')ir :-".20 i ,i.ni., 10 20 «!.»!.. 2 p.m., 120 p m. : Sundays-JO : a.m., !-.2. r) pan. .1' arcs, l.«. i Jy_>a\-os raknpun;i. :~9.8 a.m., 11.15 a.m., 3p.m., 5 p.m.: Hnndiiy.-3-U a.m., (1.30 p.m. Special Trit-d can bo avraiiKcd at Post-office, Dovonpori. Laiiios1 ant! Gfntß." SADDLK TrOIISRS Also UUGGIK:-. HIIAKKs. WA(;(.K>NI-.:i'iK.~l. i And Conveyances oi' ovcry description, Alshortftst notice. I Expresses meet every Boat, !o roe Jvo and for ward Lngg-ago of all dcricriprions. TTfc EVON PO RT, W AIWERA, AN D l.J> WAKKVVOKTH KOYAL MAIL COACH. MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS, & FRIDAYS— Leave Dcvonport 3 a.m , Takapnna 0.50 a.m. w ode 10.30, " in went 12 noon, Puhoi 12.45 p.m. Arrive VVarkworth 2.30 p.m. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, AND S ATUIt DAYS - I Leave. Warkworth 8 a.m., Pnlioi 9.30 a.m., Wai -1 went 10. J.i a.m., YVude 11..10 a.m . Takapuna2 p.m. Arrive Devoaport2.2o p.m. THOMAS BUTLER, Proprietor. T> ATT3 R SON AAr D "uO™ J. CHAIN MKUCHANT3. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. Omnibuses Brakes, Cabs, and Saddle lIOMO3 for 1 lire til lowest Mtew. Special arrangoments made with ii veiling and Picnic Partios, Storesaad Stables: — Lornc-slroct, Mt, liO3ltill, and Avondale. Aitelflanrl, N.Z. Business Notices. KT3 E X (' OMPE TI T lON. FRESH EGGS. 7d per do;:en PIIESH UV I'CICH, finest quality. f.UI : VrjlWll IJUTTKH, vevy ,','ood, 8d i (.'ANTKRBUfIY BAf'O.V. finest. 7d por lh I GANTERBUKY BACON, good, fd & 6d pcrlb J CHEESE, 4dnntl 5d per lb , liiß TEA in Fancy Packet, Isßd li.n TEA, in Kaucy Cannister, 2s KEMEMHiiH, WE SKLL FOR CASH. j For all Orders over 20m. 2i per cenl. Discount I ~ i EATIFJ: & MONTC.OMERY, CO-OPKIIATLYK STOIiiC, KAifANUAIIAPE I LOAD: : WHOLEHALE FORT PTTIEET. j MONSTRR SAL!' OF BOOTS ANJ) SfIOKS AT GAHKETT I'-K(.),->.' Previous to Stock-taking. GARRETT BROS.; liavtMlecidcd toollcrtho wholeo( their i.mmen.so ; Stocks at \Viik"iW>!d-3trcet and K.arr.asahape j lloai!n.l CO.;r PitlCK, for a few weeks only,! and also to make ro in tor two laii;e Stocks from 1 tlu'ir Sonilwsm branishcs, about lo be closed. Mow is the opportunity for Hiohc leoHni? had limes to pnreli'isi; tlie.se urcat nci'osnarii'H at, Ht'iminelv xA"!iolc.-ale I'rimi: Cos>l. Thcsnperiov (•lioi'.'iclci' nt purslGoi; is well known lliroiiKboul, | New Zealand, tlicreilfiro pnilliitr If- inusccc-aary. II only remains for tlie I'nuirletors to l-ay THE SALE H TRULY GEN'UiXE. .■\lany lliotianix.i different lines are offered. A ' very few onlj can be quoted here :— Ladies' llousoßoota .. .. reduced to 2 11: Ladio-1 House Hoots .. .. fed need to ii !! Lailic^ (ari.ci Sii|,p;;r,, ... roduceil to •_' !l I.iulic-V i; I.:i clippory. .. .. reduced f<> 3 '.i \ jjad-es' l-'vi!n«l:u Slippers .. reducud to :; !> Ladles'Ktir-tiouud Slippon .. reduced to 3 0 ; Liuiies' fltoT.SliocH, ushorled .. reduced to ■! !i Ladiew' liitUon Slmes .. .. reduced to Ii Ii ; Ladies'.Lovani.Lacu Shoes ..reduced to (i (i . LudieH'WiilkiiiKPrunellaHoots iv.dueeil to i 6, ladies Liivant-EUiaiicSides .. reduced to ."> !' ! Lailien' Button Boots, 5 107 .. reduced to 0 G Jj'di<:s' Hycienic Lace Moots . reduced to 8 (J Ladlesi" Prunellaßliocm .. .. reduced Lo 4 'J Ladies' Superior iiuiton Hoots red need to 11 (! Ladies' Levant Elastic .Sides .. reduced to t> 9 Ladies' Kid Elastic Sides .. reduced 10 (t 11 Children's Felt. Hoots .. .. reduced to Oil Children'sßut.tonHoots,2toG.. reduced to l U Children's7tol.'Jaa^orted E.S.. reduced to 2 6 Children BLaced reduced to 1 6 lUaid:,' ICid IClasticSides,) and 2 reduced to -1 11 Children's Strong Elastic Sides reduced to .'! ti Men's Elastic .Sides .. .. reduced to 711 Mcn'H Hluchcrs. tips, nails, etc. reduced to 0 0 JVlen'B V\',atortl^hl3 .. ..reduced to Bti Men's Cihnorals .. .. .. reduced to 10 0 Lien's Shoes reduced to l. 0 Hoys' Boots reduced to 4 0 liovs'Lace Boots .. .. ..reduced to .ill Woiiicn's Leather Elastic Sides reduced to C 0 VVnrnen's Lace Boots .. .. reihiced to 8 0 A Job Lot. of Ladies' very superior Walking- Boots, assorted, from fc'e Ud to 13s fid. Most of these Bargains will be cleared quickly, therefore come early and secure the beat. jTi MX BE T T T>' ROTIf ER S, WAKEFIELD STREET A TCI) G YKFJETT'SBniLDINOS. KARANGAIIAPE 110 AD, AUCKLAND. rnHE THAMES COUNTY COUNCIL j|_ 11 a. vo deposited at Mb J. H. VVITLIEFOUIj'S OFFICE, RjmiITLAND-STriKKT, A COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OK THE T H AMES G0 L DFI.E LT) B, Together with particula-s of liberal concessions the Council have decided to make, with a view to encourage the introduction of English capital. Mr WrrviKPoaci, having been identified with the Auckland Goidlields «inee. their first opeu- Intr and having for some time past been collect ing mining information for English clients, is in a position to advise any representative ol Homo buyers wVo may be In Auckland as to the merits of ibe various eligible Go'.dfield Properties. PLANS KRPOKTS, AND THE FULLEST RELIABLE IN FORM.ViI OX OF ANY MIN INCr PBOPiCBTY may be obtained on appiica tion at bis oiiice. ~7"uCKLAND MINING ASSOCIATION NFW SYSTEM"OFWORKING THE GOLDFIELDS. Tho Public of Auckland desirous of engaging in >oidlicld Operations on the Non-liabi lty system now so popular in Australia, are m vited to TAICE SHARES in the above As- BoCiati S HARES, £12 EACH. Payable £1 Monthly. TT\-TierJenced Miners employed at .Cl per week with a Share in the Profits after wages and BYnptisps have, been deducted. . Full particulars as to the Management and TMpHiod of Working on application to Me j, H. WITHEFOKU, Short'aud-atrect. O PROSPECTORS. LAND-OWNERS, AND O'iHEKS. In ordor to encourage the development oi the mineralresources of this colony, the undersiguea has made arrangoments to Assay samples of Quartz or any substances supposed to contain Gold or Silver, at the following rates :- Single assay, 7s 6d; three assays, 15s; lewt tests, £2. 3 H WTTHEFO RD. Shortland'Streefc, Auckland. "~7)NE SHI«* I.ING" PACKET of SALSALINE will preserve TWENTY SHILLINGS' worth of i'ood. To he obtained of all Chemists and Grocers, in Is and 2s packets. _ TTr \NNY ! Granny ! Cranny! Granny ! f "IT H-n-in"-1 ought a Clearing Line of Infants SUk " tin ami Push Granny Bonnets, at loss than half-price, we are now offering same from 61 ols6d. worth double. inspoctioMn tlted -C. Hopkins. London House, corner Nel son aiid Victoria streets,



The. Stud. jmo STAND THIS SEASON. | ISAAK WALTON will stand tlio season or Iran in i he paddock with his marcs at rise farm jof Mr Walter McC'n.il. nearly in Auckland. Isaak Us the sire or BiUin^jj™ato. .Silvio. Bard, tml many othorg. Fees: J^IO lis, tlioroucli-brcds; halfbrcds, ; m r«. (iroomagefec, 53. I " B. MoCAUL. | Owner. 1 TjiALLWELL'S . MAGIC OILS, j1: A .Sl/PKIIR lIK.MKDY ; For iSprainy Lnrncnefs, Horc Shoulders. CJuts, \\ osinci-s JJrnUi'a, Neuralgia, iiiuubago, : iSic, In Men, Jlorsos, and 1 Domcslic Animals. I Tlio i'oliowintj is one of! many testimonials:— ! Mich-jus FaUAveli. Sz 80S,—Dear Sirs, —It af \ fords juo pleasure to bear tewtinionj' lo the ; ICuwTKie.M. clioeis of your Mtjjfto Oil>!. 'I ' hnvoiißod Kcvoral bot'los on diflt-n.-nt patients ■ lit my llorsu Iniinnary, and always I'oiuul benc iieia cJlbets from tlifir applfcatiou ; tho A Oi's las n. mbefacient lo subcutanooxis warblus, sit i fast?, and encysted trlaiuls : the X Oils foreulH, pall*, abraiiuns. and cutaneous distcnspi-r; I and I can confidently reeotiVmctul thorn to my . friends and tho iniblic, .md no stable tliould bu | without thorn— I A K. '.MKDY FOII MAX AND BEAST. (Signed! Owen Currnn McCjc*. Otabuhu. rur.i'AKicn solely ny FALL WX L L & S O N*. CHKiUBTS, ; OTAIIUHf AND PAI'AKUHA, N.Z. ' Price—fetid per Bottle ; or in ciwca coistnininp; one dozen bottles. 275. Public Motfces. !T>UBMO .NOTICE. — Camo early ami i ,!l ' see:re a Prize Coupon a) the American 1 Wai oil i.'cTi.niiiu;- Co., Markot-strcctaTifl Kow i toii, a-i liuj di'.n' ■'ik will pQ-jiibly take jjiacc on ' Nov. i for the L civ's Hold lluniinK Watch. \\'.T«f: 0i I'lofiTM .!■. 3s 6*l • all otlwr rftpolrs i tipii'ij us chfap; VVaterbury Watches re j pailt il (a hpcti.*ilty). fniX^ST New Soa'ori"--. .lani.s, splendid } assortment:, only 4a 6d per dozen.—At ' llmv's, Vtctorin-srrcet. lA~ i) vTC X Y"O LA DIE S* | A. I The Ladies of Auckland are now easting about for thoir new SPRING AND SUMMER DRESSES. The two considerations that weigh of most I importance may bo .said to bo—Pick and Price. I A word of timely advice, therefore, may not. bo j out of place. Look around well before buying. I Dozens of Ladies selcet, at first sight only to disappoint themselves by seeing an article a few | days after that would be much preferred and 1 often at a lower figure. For instance, a lady i remarked only a couple of days since, " Did you I .see that charming and magnificent lot of prints j at Abbott's in Newton '. I I'cel quite vexed that ■ I hnve boiiKlst." These were tho actual words ! uttered, and we fear will br. tho sentiments of i not. a few, a.H they review the stock now showing iat the nbove-namod's establishment. In refer ieueelo which it. H. ABBOTT & CO. wish to | say that, they have searoheil Ihe markets in every direction to enable them to place before their pMtrons a choice, profuse, and unwearying; variety or Prints. Hats, Bonnets, and Sununor i (Hoods'iT) peneral, all at as reasonable a figure as iit is possible for them to bo got for money. We have now over 1,000 deßltrns in new I'rints*. and our Stock will be replenished by Novelties by each steamer. We further be>r to inform our well-wishers that, notwithstanding tho un deiiied badness of the times, our trade shows an increase of from 50 to 70 rer cent, month by month upon last year's trade. This is a great proof to us of public encourflp*ment or our endeavours to place before the public tin EXCELLENT VARIETY OF GOODS i at the Lowest Obtainable Pisitru for Cash, and encourages us lo btill further efforts on behalf Of our patrons. It has never been a part of our policy to deceive the public in the slightest degree by large advertisements announcing bogus reduc ions, etc. If wo announce a Cheap Line, our customers can bear us out that it has never been over-described. We hope this season to open out from time to time Lines as Astonishing as Heretofore, of which announce ment will be given. Besides offering Good Value and a Splendid Assortment of Beiges, | Prints, Millinery, and Keason Goods in sjeneral, we have Just Opened a Job Line of Boys', I Youths', and small Men's Flax Shirts of Good i Quality, at Is. each. The regular value of these I is fully from Is. 9d. to 2s. 6d., at , ! R. H. ABBOTT & CO., ' Karangahapc Road, and Upper Symonds-street IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIP OWNERS, ETC. In retiring from the Ship Chandlery business, I beg to tender my sincere thanks to my many friends for their generous support, during the i last, fourteen years, and will consider it a per ! sonal favour if ray late patrons will kindly transfer their patronage to my successors in the business, Messrs Ross and Co., whom I can conndently recommend. p . McKENzm Auckland, September 23,1887. "I"S7"ITH reference to the above announce y 7 monr, we have much pleasure in inti mating to the friends of the late llrm, and the public generally, that we will carry on the business of Ship Chandlers, Sail Makers, etc., in our temporary premises at No. 17, Lower Queen-street, and hope by strict attention to business, combined with moderate charges, to merit a continuance of the patronage of the late firm" ROSS & CO. ■ THE SAIL LOFT will be under the management of Mr Charles Reynolds, who had charge of this branch of Captain McKenzie's business for tJie last fourteen years. The services of Mr. W. A. Harvey, for many years head storemau for Messrs J. andJt) Oxley and Captain D. H. MoKenzic, have beeii retained for the new firm. Goods wDI arrive by next steamer from Sj'tlney, and by direct steamers from Home. ROSS & CO. (Successors to Captain D. H. McKenzie), SHIP CHANDLEPtS, SAILMAKERS, Etc. Temporary Premises: No. 17, Lower Queen-stebet, Auckland Opening* day, Monday, September 26. A STOUNDINGLST goocTvalue in New JT3L. Season's Teas, Is 4<i per lb, at Row's Wholesale Stores, Victoriß-stroot.



1 SSaslness ftoti:es. k'Sli YiiOft SiiiiDEli FOR (4)} tf\ S /1\ % N-Z-IKD *U *STEIAL GAZETTE. ! I" I*. A^l? I A fa & B/m^k " The blending is entirely atten- j 1 iBblU § wCiID ,» ffi™*s*^\ % ded to ''V Mr- Nelson himself, I 1 J VMV JL VW¥ Jf fljSjtlJSMff \ who is a Taster of great exper i ,raf j«Tm6"l'tet\ w enc?' aw! lias ha(' l a sPecial l»l -tljct M #L4253)5»1523& 11 training in the art." |y|. < -^ if / n^Wt&H \ % "This firm deserves the slip s'lr lf*\ F\ % \s m M Jrmim^wK'k \ M port ofail purchasers of Tea. URt V # / riSTO^tA \™ the'article they, oiler is j£¥ $$ f^^rPii}^}^^- *p\ superior to anything we f"*i if $Q? ' a A*/rr"'^riiiTi\^TJs^v 1 li<;i*rfl seen in this Colony. \ \Jt- . # //i? HF^^ln v\ vi PRESS. . »^\\> J§? #^ T"/11 hE™'**.. ' wj. fessional Taster ana THOUGH Js'Jf Q: . .«<^^SSP^^s»»^ *\___ m PRICFS" AUCKLAND, WEILIXGTOH, CHBISTCHURCH, DUNEDIN. | AGENTS EVERYWHERE, !



Business Notices. i nnilE CENTRAL LUNCHEON ROOMS, | STICHBURY'S BUILDINGS i (Next door to Dowdcn's Auction Mart), Qcekx-sthekt; I The Proprietress of theso commodious Rooms ! having established an excellent repiration as !l, restaurateur, and having made extensive al-! derations and Improvements in die above pve- ! mises. guarantees to provide Luncheon of a ; first-class description, served at any lime from ! 7.30 a.m. to U p.m.. at prices in thorough keep- i ing with the limes. . | jSI. M. PVE .. Proprietress. j T7* N 8 I L A G E. : 111 BLUNTS PATENT RCRKW AND LEVERj t'UKSS. MORE TITAN TO SETS NOW IN USE. I This Press was awarded FIRST PRIZESI at each of the following' Agricultural Sosioties* J Shows: Worcestershire, 1335 ; Stockholm, 1836;; Dumfries, 1306. | For Prices and other information apply to ; It. U. BIUSTED, Agent, 'Napier, j "PIRKAVORKS ! TMREWOPJvS 1 ! .1; . '■ "PIKEWOE&S !j I). EYITT j Offers as usual a largo stock of James Pain's i Fireworks, imported direct. from the maker. I yelling; cheap lor cash. C 111 XE S E XOVE LTI E.S, j Or.vs. RiFr.ES, Ekvolvkks, axd Ammunition i O£ every description. FISIfING T A C X L E. A New Invention for Sportsmen :— - | John's Patent Automatic j Sporting Shrapnell Shell j FOR FOWLING-PTECES. | WI L L XI L L A 'J1 MO YAR DS. REPAIRS and p.very description of Gun work done at the lowest possible jtriees, end satisfaction guaranteed. D. E" 7 : T T ' GC'NMAKEU & niPORTER, ; 5 54, QV X X N-ST Jt 12 E '11,I1, AVCKL AX T) (Opposite tlie Market House). TO DRESSMAKERS AND OTHERS. | I.■ ■ | NOVELT V IN BUTTONS. I have j tint received a BUTTON MACHINE, by which I can make Buttons from any material, in throe sizes, suitable iov Jackets, Dresses, &c. Samples the san/c can be seen F. M A S S E V,■ TAILOP. 67, VICTORIA -STRE ET. ONTS SHU-LUNG . ' T>AC?KET of SALHAL/.NE will preserve JL TWENTY SHILLINGS' worth of! food. To be obtained of ull Chemists and Grocers, in Is and 2s packets. HE SKE TII AN D AIT KEN, A GRAIN AND SEFiD MERCHANTS, QITEK N -STKKH V, A L"C X LAS D, Have iust, receive/I, ox Aoranr;!, their NEW SHIPMENTS MANGOLDS. Miurrmoth Long Red Yellow Globe, yntlon's Golden Tankard. TURNIPS. Swedes Yellow Aberdeen ' Yellow Tai'ikard Devonshirf: Grey vStone Ponieraniyin White Globe. RYKGRAg?i, COCKSFOOT, CLOVERS, BONEDUST. And SUPERPHOSPHATE 3 of all grades; And the'largest and best importation of GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS In th<? colony. Catalogues sent free. new Zealand flax and tow. Agents f.or the INDIAN TEA imported by Captain Herrold direct from his brother's gardens at JJarjeeling. "ftrrOVV tlaafc the greaii political stouggle is JJ^I at an end, we intend to struggle for the peorAo to got groceries at 10 per cent, cheaper than any shop in Idwn-Candles, 21b BJd, 251b :Bofcßs4d; good Soap, 2.'.d bar, 9s cwL ; Golden Syfup. 7d : Fry's Cocoa, 4»d ; F, Biitter, lOd ; Jp,ra, 4d, 4AtU sdtin;Koocl Crystal Sugar, 2|d; 25ib Oatmeal, 2s 6d. 71b 10d ; Baking Powder, bd * 251b Flour 3s, 81b Is ; F. Herrings, 6d : best Currants and Raisins, 6u ; Sultanas. 6|d ; Egers, ?A. for Is : Tea Is Id, Is 6d Is 8d lb ; Champion'T. S/mce. 5d ; Rio?., 81b Is : best do., 51b Is ; Pota toes. 231b lOd, 2s 9d cwt; 61b Sugar, lib Tea, Idoz Matches, 2s 6d. Give us a trial. Please cut this out, and compare it to your grocer.—-T. TI. Matthews. People's Co-operative Store, ; Patteson-street, Freeman's Bay. RY"Kew'j3'iinest. Coffee &t< Is 4d, Is 6d, and Is Sd per lb.



fcaml and Estate Agents. 7ThaT~ VV ILLIAMSON, HOUSE, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, 83, QUEEN-STREET. Bankers: NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. TELEPHONE NUMBER-191. RENTS and INTEREST Collected, KSTATES Managed for Absentees. HOUSES TO LKT and PROPERTIES FOR SALE placed upon my Lists Free oi' Charge. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS I AT PER FOOT :~ ; Sussex-street, 45s Pollen-street, 70s i Birkenhead, IDs Haydi-sti'et't,ss3 1 View Point Road, 503 Epsom Road, £2 : KyberPass, .t.iO Hepburn-street, 80s Newmarket, Site Liyur Place, 80s Richmond, lOe EmuicH-street, 623 6dl J;{crc;il'oril-street, 70s Victoria Park, 25s Howe-street, 100s Conquest Place, £4 Shelly Ueach Road, £5 Customhouse-street Northcote, 10s and £5 Grey-street, £2.3 Lake Road, £^00 per acre Onehunga ■ And in ..various other streets at low rates. MONEY invested for Capitalists on Firs* class Securities without chargk. Six pei cent, allowed on deposits until Invested. MORTGAGES und LOANS Negotiated. BUILDINU SOCIETY; SHARES nought, MONEY TO LEN D. ALLOTMENTS Bought and Houses Built on the Weekly Payment System. £5 Deposit—Cottage for Sale in the centre oi the city'; balance by weekly payments. HOUSES AND SHOPS FOR SALE. \Vood-«ti'eec~ Now (i-roomed House, £3.';0 Uiciiwond Road—s-roomed House, £290 Marshficld—s Rooms, leasehold, £150 Beresfurd-stiwt - Leasehold. (! rooms* £250 Newton Road— Leasehold ;> Cottages,£32s Oxford-street—G-roomed House, £21)0 RoUeby-streel -New House ; gas,&c, £259 Bond-street-;>ruomed House, £260 Union-street —i woouis, gas, Re., »350 Stuart-street—l Rooms, city water, £259 Cameron-street, Devonport—s Rooms, £400 Coiliiigwood-street— l Rooms, vinery, &c, £370 Remuera—B itooms and large allotment, £100 Huekett-stroei- (5 rooms, ieaseliold, gas, &c, Alii) Stockade Road—s rooms, city water and gas, Wellington-street—2 Shops and Dwelling, £320 Waterloo Quadrant—B rooms, city water and gas, £1.05(1 Franklin Road—Three Beautiful Houses, £1,500 Glenraorc--NowS-roomed House, £230 Owen's Road, Mount Eden—Large New House, £000 Roso Road—B-roomed House; gas, water, £350 Ireland-street -New House, 5 rooms, £250 Ciaremont-slreet —5 roomed House. £300 St. George's Hay—lo-roomed House, ]£ acres Devon-street—o-roomod House, £195 Onehunga--7 Rooms, stable, A acre, £700 Uond-Ktrcct—iVvoomed House. £260 Commercial Road—New 5-roomed House* £135 Allotment, View Point Road, di x 110, &130 VVatcrviow—ti-roomed Vlouse and 3acres first class Land, orchard, garden, *350 Richmond Rond— House, stable, and shed, £120 Duke-street—o-roomed House, new, £M) Howe-street—New 4-roomed House, £200 Sussex-street—-5-roomed House, city water,£lßs Angtesca-street— New 6-roomed House, £550 Oxford-street—fl-roomod House, £275 Haydn-street—s-roomed House, £160 Summer-street—o-roomed House. J5 lots. £550 Devon-street—s rooms (new), £vit)(i Grey-street—Boarding-house, £1.600 Russell-street—New 5-roomcd House, £1(50 Mount Eden--General Store and House. £800 Russell-street—Large "Roomy Hous<s, &190 Beresford-street—Leasehold, 11s (id weekly Itunnoll-strect Leasehold, 11s weekly Howe-tit reel- Leasehold. llsCd weekly Day-street—Leasehold, l2sGd weekly Inkerman-street - Leasehold. 10s (id weekly ICyber Pass-Shop and Dwelling, &l'in Pratt-street -1 rooms, city water, £200 Kyber I'ass -Shop and Dwelling, £1,000 Collingwoed-street - Now 5-roomed House, £2JO Devonport—New 5-roomed House; gas, £360 Kingsland—New i-roomed House, £100 Surrey Hills—New O-rooined House, £375 Mary-.-u-e2t - New ;">-roomed House, £350 Stewart-street, Mount Eden —New 4,-roomed House, £275 Norman-street—New House; bay window, £265 Rxtssell-streot -New House, 4 rooms, £230 Charming Seaside Resilience for Sale; qtiite new. with ?,\ acres under cultivation; near Dovonpflrt; grand view. SIX ACRES for Sale at Waikomiti for £69. Also. Six Acres, Waipareira, Hobsonville, £130 FARM AT KATIKATI. for Sale, 510 acres; \ river and road iron tagc; a bargain. COTTAGES and VILLAS to Let in Prlnccs -sti'cet, Upper Queen-street, Emmett-street, Union-street, Howe street, Ireland-street, Beres ford-street, Kybor Pass, Arch Hill. COMPACT FARM oi:8S acres for Sale, within !16 miles oli Auckland, on good roads. Six ! roomed House and outbuildings; large run for cattle adjoins. Splendid timber on property. ! FIVE A CUES OF LAND tor, ,Sale on Lake Road, partly fenced, in grass; 2 miles from the 1 -firstwharf. A bargain. ONE ACRE OF LAND for Sale, at Belmqnt, North Shore, with three road frontages. ; £200.—New House, in Devon-street,. Newton, for Sale; a bargain at the price. RICHMOND ROAD.—Pretty Cottage (New> For Sale, witu all conveniences ; £220; gas laid on, Al so. ne wHa use for £270. PRETTY VILLA RESIDENCE for Sale in Lincolu-niveot; gas, city water, range. £330. FARMS also for Sale at Waikomiti, Paremo remo. YVaitakerei. Mahurangi, North Shore, Papaknra, etc. Also, see Listin ''New Zealand ileruui" and *• Weekly News." . .'■ f CHAS, WILLIAMSON, ESTATE AGENT 1 S3, QXJ E lON -St. (Opposite Fort-street. —^ |Jj 9 \jSf-* Hi ESTATE AGENT, QUEEX- STR XE % AUCKLAND. [Established 21 years.] TO BE LET. (hose Premises known as tha "Sailors' Rcsr,' oa the Wharf, opposite the Railway Station Gates. | TO BE Li-jT at very- low rentals, Shops in I Lower Hobson-street. ---! TO BE LET, cheap, Cottages in Lome-street. ! TO BE LK'J\ a Large House in Karangahape Road, suitable for a Board ing-house; TO BE LET at Avondale, on Mrs Major's | estate, a GOOD DWELLING-HOUSE, with. •Vacro of Orchard and 10 acres of Land for Grazing- , TO BE SOLD ill one at tuo best positions be i tween the Asylum and the Avondale Station, a i compact little property comprising over 11 acres of land, house, stables, dairy and out-houses. I There is a never-failing creek running through. j the land : ttbc property is Well fenced, sitb i divided, and commands a lovely view. Price, : £590, on terms. • . j F. G. EWINGTON. I T O H N I) O LIA ft D ! Bep3 to inform his friends and the public jyeii craliy that he has commenced business in Auckland as ESTATE AKD COMMISSION" AGENT, VALUATOR, ETC., And trusts he will ino'rit a fair sharaot public putfonage. * J. 8.-, having many years' experionco as a VALUER OF REAL ESTATE, LltEl STOCK, ETC., Is in a position to advise buyer and seller for their mutual beaofft, J. 8., also, having x-eceived a thorough agripul | turaland pnstorai training in the United King-' ! clom, and having2s yea'»' experienceasa farmer j iii Auckland, is capable of PURCHASING «ALL KINDS OF STOCK, FARM SEEDS. ARTFIICIAL MANUJRE, AND IMPLEMENTS, ETC., : , For his farming friends who live at a distance. iro:u the principal markets. ' JOHN BOtLAUD, HjSTATK AND CO EMISSION AGENT. iOitieu: .Dnrhiim-siroet Wost. Auckland. t?OR " PRIVATE ~SALE,~~CHEAP. jQ —152 Acre Farm at^Tuapaki (Kaipara line), 1 mile from the station, divided into 5 paddocks and young orchard of 2 acres, with substantial house of"s rooms and dairy, etc.; also Stable, stockyard, and, Pig-sties. Stock and Imple ments at valuation.■■■— Apply to Vaile and Dongjas, Shortland-atreet, Auckland. FOR SALE—a bargain—a nice little Homestead with watec,f rontage, 13 acres andd-roomed Cottage and biHidings, orchnrdy &c all securely fenced, and plantßd.rqund witli ornamental trees, in a good position ioi\ a gen dral sto-i-c. Price for the lot £2Q0.->A-PPly to JohriSoppet, House and Land Agent, lis,Queen street. •''•■; : ' - '*-*■■ v ■~ ■ .; F"~OR- IMMEDIATE SALE, as fch^ owner must leave for England, a really good Farm o£ 238 acres, 130 acres Of it in grass, and fenced part Tvitli t.horn hedges, and the 'balance in bush; orchaifj, house, and buildings; and a very low price will be taken.—Apply to ,Tshn Soppet, House and Land Agent, 65 Queen Street*__ 6H;:SALE, a really nice little Sheep Farm of 100 acres, all in grass and well ', fenced; q> good 7 roomed house, uttcd with i every convenience; also, farm buildings; snugly s'tuated in a pretty little bay, with good beach frontage, where steamers p»S3 daily: only 25 ! miles irom town. Will be sold cheap, and terms ; easy.- Apply to John Soppet, House and Land ' Agent, 65, Queen-street. . ■ \ : "VOSffiVE SALE, cheap and ■JD terms very easy, 050 acres ■ with deep-water frontapre. Only eight miles • from the Queen-street Wharf.-Apply io John ■ Soppet, House and Land Agent, G5, Queen-street D 1 ISSQLTO>. ;MGSR , MM'®^ Freezing Co.'s &S, of all mcii-cbniits. UPE RFHOSPHATES. —Freezing CoTs^ £& and of ail merchants. * , ;