THE EARTHQUAKE.

The Empire, in a thoughtful article on the earthquake, which was sensibly felt, in Sydney on the 18th October-,has these remarks:—' " '

"It may be regarded as certain1 '■ that the earthquake felt at Newcastle and at Jervisl Bay, -at Sydney, .rarid\.Qra_nge. j extending flyer an area! of not; \ less than I 150 tittles' in length' ii]ad breath—thiiHs; 32*500 square miles,; And if We, crust of the earth at twenty miles in ,'ckness, which, according to scientific r^.athpr^ties, is certainly within the reality, t" jfollows that a mass of earth andi rocks', comprising 450,000 cubic miles, or 1,393,-' 920,000,000 cubic yards of solid, matter., were moved bf the hidden force .which caused the vibration. These figures give I but a very inadequate idea of the gigantic forte to which the phenomen&obseryed tyy maiiy of the inhabitants of this country' on Friday evening, are traoe^ble.1 Thq'eartli quake which;idestroyed Lisbon,' was felt from the shoresof Finland on one sid& to the St. Lawrence in America on-the other, anarea of 7,500,000 square miles; so that the mass of matter moved !by tlie'treraen dous'foroe which caused- that catastrophe must have been mcire than 333 times the amount above stated—-that is. 'over 464 billions of cubic yards.

The forces of which these are. illustra tions are continually in operation.: Slight yibrations of some portion; of the earth's crust are of. daily i occurrence, iii different parts of the1 world. ■ -It'has-been, noted that, on an average, there are twelve' or thirteen eaithquakes ; destructive to life and property every year. In-the great; earthquake at Lisbon 60,000 persons were killed; and within the Tange of history it i? calculated that thirteen millions of human beings have lost, their lives through earthquakes. But Australia is, by its geographical features, marked as aicountry wheredestructiveearthquakeaar^nofc at all likely .to occur. It is only in the neighbor hood of lofty mountain ranges, as the Andes, the Pyrenees, and the Himalaya, or of active volcanoes, that earthquakes have been'' felt' -as"; calamities;' -And th« experience of the world in this respect, as recorded by scientific^ observerjS, pu.stifi.es ihe ; pe6pie< of, this, coldhyin disjnissin^/all apprehension of danger from such a, source Nevertheless, the yastbefss': bf' the1 forces that occasionally shake the' ground under1 our feet may well remind us of our depen dence on the mercy and power of Him who has laid )tha foundations of the. earth and, given life to us and our fellow-creatures.*.. /

As to the nature"' of that force which causes the erast of the ear^Ji ,tp ;unduJate, science speaks &s yefwatE s'ojne hesiiation. There is no doubt as to the fluid state of the matter which underlies. the. ..crust of the globe'!'^nd1'^:; is :s>pod tjfffi the immediate caii'se of tH6' .[. nndulatipn of the surface, which we designate earthquake is an undulation Of the;fluid belowj| Some reasonable -hypotheses'havetjb'een,' f ',put; for ward as to the causes of this/undtilatjpn^of the fluid; such as the! sudden: i formation of expansiye gases, which takes place when water is'by heat' tmjried. ini^steaijiy.and when by; that wellftnown prQcesSi', .'tjie oxidation of minerals, the oxygen of water is taken; into iCombination.with '.x&^allic''or other solid mater and thehydrogen isthrown off as gas. But while it is not difficult to conceive of an operation by„which the, movement may Jbeoriginatedj science has j not yet dedarea-%5th l certdirity which of all ..the j possible, mode's-. ,of action,is-,the j real 'cause of the phenomena' 6f ea|t|- j ft. \> haul ..-:■■ ■!..». ■■■:-^ ■»[,;,*, : ,d,t v,i

THE LOSS OF THE "AMERICA"

"Eyw". .tJarti.cralars ;bf ■ t^e; bt(ft>ihg';:of the j Pacific I^air steamship <Xmeh'c(i.M,' thej 'hftr^orlof Yokahamar haye1 -been received) fcli^weflsi^g^^t^^^»^^M^^^%^^__j ,ing the week. The Consular Court b^ tery < .reaciued ithe. cbfaclusibn'.vtHat.'v/tlia America was set'on -fire' in,'order :to'giTe|

on opportunity to fob the; CJtfinfese'.pasJ , sengers. It'appeared that'the^low'pEes-j .'sure of ste^tia/oii tjie donkey; engiiid «t;.^d timetwas/insianicienti to; prQyideiV.tKe^fird iose? trith effective supplyi/af' < w.aterj ..Hadi'tne fife.Q^c^d^t , sea^fie, ■ 'sfeft&r.im the regular -engine boilers > would, have white mfen attached ".to the ship iandLiaiscore ior mom.otQia^^ sh'ewcCone of :th'e!p>bulikriiiie^ ;p| |*h;eif;race :jn hanging on to their-bundles and money • bae^, which resulted • many who might otherwise. have Deen, ,'iayed. All accounts unit^in^Bpe^ting; of ' ihe ieroism of G&vtavii.VQm&Qft&he America, and the perfect'; aiicipline 0%, the "ship's .company, ; I)nireii by; the (i sfctoeß i Capain' Doane jumped oVerboard aiw- w.as ptoalysedbTthe fall. H:^.' was rescued by C& V ia.w,srMms, of the JJgMg Mail;. Company'sl steamer Gk>sta Eica. dhe ' Engineej: of the America 6ld; John:: (Jraham " ( so Jmo;w» iiii the f ,'coii),p?ny s ; Bervifce), one of the^'tnost1 experieinced o^ •' cersibf«ihe;iine. '$$ 1H 4^rica after burning to, the waters edgewas ? : to.we4;;t4 shallow^fovf, I^???;s■s#s?*' -i The engines will perhapa be.cJ'ecoy.eredim 1 J taining theilonkong treastttfe,*«mounting to 400,000 dqls. |;o build 1,600,000; and was, with, the except, Hdii'ofihe Gretit fla^rn, the largest bvjteamship^aftqati.! Amo^g' ithe ,fprei^h "L-munities in Japan andt'China houioss is ?s^.felt,a.?,ft,personal ,pn^'v;Americaii:|;;,were proudof her, while the English anflofeher Ipreignerk; regarded;•her' with -gerierous k admiration.:,, uj,,!,.^'"'''-.;;.', m \iuihm\h ~'

MARRIAGE OF PRIESTS IN FRANCE.

Father'Hyacinth^'s example* will' be fol . i lowed by a Jarge number,of Fxencfy'ptfests, wh o, the Patrie states, are i going fitco re nounce publicly tlieir vows of celibacy. . i Thepubjaoity-jpf ~£h« > i& the bun chief ,novelty (^nneo^ed.wiitj, tWrcia^iage of France. sEbe Paris >«Joiwmaijs ~ai."supp orter of the throne and altar, and held in favor at theArchepiscoppl^Pal'ace behind Notre Dame, And it,*.fayß:'tftat in the diocese of Paris alone the> average number of priiei^ts :^hi> in'arry is from twentymo 'thirty in the yea^^ ... J[t.inentions that when the Abbe Michaud announced to the Arch ;? - bishop hia intention tQ..tak§..ft. wife he met .....with no, opposition. .All that was said to him-was •' Marry since; yoiijnustj but ' jMiake no noise' about it,"' 'The French priests aspiring to matrimpny;' haye great difficulty in persuading women of respect able rank to espouse then).

| ? Miss Thackeray, daughter of the Author of "Vanity Fair," thus speaks of the thals of girlhood:— ' There are two great classes of wqmen--those,, who, Banis ter, and those M}ho ; are .taken care of by,, others ; and the born care takers and workers , are apt to chafe* ih early life, before people will recognised * there right to do. Something! is wrong* tjempersgo wrong,, hearts beafc passionately}, boil over, ache for nothing^at,fall; Jhey,. yant to comfort people, ; to Mm, toioyfi.^Pi , come and go, to feel, they , are, at,, wor^, Itmay.be wholesome discipline for such natures to live for years in a Jcingdpta ©£ - education of shadows and rules. They may practice their^self^denial on the keys-, ■ of the piano, they may 'translate' their; hearts' interest into German exercises and back into Englisli again;; 'btifetliat is |)oor work, and so far the 'upper, classes pay a cruel penalty unknown to girls of iumHer birth. And po tiiti& goes bri. For some a natural eSiplariktib'n! comes to all their nameless difficulties';: Others find one sooner or later, or_: as years go; oh, the bright, edge of impatient youth wears off. ,We observe that parties interested in, the turf are offeree! one more chance to 'win a rare prize. At the City Club ETc-tel, Short land street, a sweepstake will be drawn en the Melbourne Cup, and as tlie result of this great event will probafcly be.liAbWn'S during to-morrow we..have no , doub.ij |fchat tjhq list will be at once filled up.,

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Late Advertiseliients. WAN.TB D,. a, ,Secqnd, Cook.— Apply at the Waitemata Hotel. ' ' WANTED, TffodoT Tailors imme diately, with a prospect of constant employ^ ment/at Turner's, May street," Thames. • > ■, / / r—^- : ~ rfpJ . . . . , ; 1 j C •\X7"ANTED,, a First-class,Shoeing^ .T T Smith.—Apply to Charles Allison, Criterion Shoeing Forge, Victoria-streeti "' ' ■■■-•••■• ■■ 1 "O.O.TJND yesterday iij....Qiiee.n,:Btrjß_eV i-i- a parcel addressed per favour Mr .Arch! 'Donald, for Miss Louise Lomas.—Ap'ply'to Wi'Haiiies,''(iortier of Nekonand Wellesley-street..,: ;. ; ii :<. :J.; i :!■, .{,■ LABOTJR bKLY." ' ' ;;: j rpENDEES are intited up to noon ' -Ii on the 16th', for the Creation of a^ynrirooMled Cottage. Plans, Etc., | may he seen, at CJaA^WELi.^NP • Co.'s, Queen street. . ■■ »'» j-- '■■ '■ii,..(>■!'i, -VTIlt ;"DOSES! EOSESf f ti<- EO&ES!t!: i ME LIPPIATT'S Stand^of iEtOSES are now on view—2oo Blooms—icomcf ant} sMe iftm. M. BAIRD, Victoria-street. >. v. 'f.'.iri wixjii '••.quit &M^M& T0 SATIi IN DECEMBER..T The. Magnificent Al F,rigate r built Shm,Q.TJBEN BEE., 720 tons Register, .Qpm mander, is now on the berth,; and hfliVfnp.alarge, portion of her cargo engaged will meet, with Cjuick despatch. .:,.'■'] :,. '■:,' ,-, '.'-.'i;..,, ." TJiis vessel lias splendid ,acconimodat|6ii,'|for.paldon and steerage passengqrs. ... .... •..,.,.', '.'• For freight or pagsegeapplK.tQ/'.j,', *, -.';..,',.''.',',; L. D. NATHAN. &GO Ml V,i:,' i, '■_;'; _'■ ■•• '■ '«!•' •■■ •" Agents. - ,;.,,.f, prel.i 'M'YtirA'&tf:':;: V! FtJENNITI^E SAL YE At;;NOE0?Bt -": ' ■ '<■. ■>', shore.. .<;'■ i:^-:,,^- t ; ..,..,B.,^pN.^ l s^m* huT- 1'"1'! JPli ; X T. Ebborn; tcnsell »tif<>rtb(Bho«e...oii an! early date.i, :m'snticnk-\ -A ii ,im.-iVr Lnofi.-*;* ~,■. j The Entire of Ms Househfald(Funrfftiye. a^*lii'wife j and family are about leaving 'for -Europe by tHe! ship Eobert Henderson: "'''•'"' Trfwolfiil -ii -1 :i*aT*f itojUoiiiiL t,iii v.t j SHlP.LOApS^Q^^fliigiTi^j just received at the City Clatbing $Iffft> ifp. 80,| Queen-street. ro . ii i -v, :\ r; roi}m-j3liilu: .d QftA, dtjke .oe.epitsbiiMh:: KJ \J "X? TIES, worth.2s 6& ;. being:soldiat.ilß 6d; at the City Clothing Mart, No. SO,..Queen-streeti.- ! ■■■: ' --■■ :;M.-'.». t >;;.,-,; v(;,.:.,■;>.■,., -~,>„ ■: j QOn M^LTto GtALA^EfiS, afl O \_/ v-/ 19s 6d, suitable fprgunimei'weairi' ■ First turned out from' Ooombes" Mahufactory>-aadinow foij • sale at the City Clothing Mart,-(No:80, Queen-street.' vl_^_ ■■■■■■ ■;■'>;!■;■ -■■".. _,-;i.. f .v.| f i,i- | . • I AT Coombes' CleamnglSate',' jSfp.' 1M Queen-street, oppos^le'DarlJy'si Taifltle-'^btelT a lot of Boys' and Youth's' <3oa(tß, i;at'4s Cd'eilcbi Very 1 slightly damaged. ' ■'.■ ' •;' .;' t ' ■'',',' ■''■'"■'',■ ■•' j V__K_k; ~M'6W&-L'WU'^tifX oaßrtrl^v J3-L exoitrsion on the WAITEMATA. J .;■ ;• i-io.[/M " j | I The P.S. C"' !l ;: •'■;:•• ,l*Bli«Mcf Jmn <:ili4«soi|i7 f Golden Crown ~.f .v;«>«i'.•:! Will leave Queen-street Wharf" at esglft'.'^dlßcK'( on SATURDAY: EVENIIfG. next' (weatlferfeerh«tog);; steaming dowrt the harbour And b'ack.Wr/wohoti!rs. : ! •■•.•]w>yo ijiCni-nvji: Jim; i.-tm; | ■. .. , Eake : .One .SaaiLiH&.j. >vi n:i lo.j .. , B AND ON1 {[ ' Parnell and Bedwood .B.us.'.e* will meet returning' Excursionists at.ten p,m.A I iJnem t'uo a\'■ tdualtnn ' MJ-aM^ SPECIAL TRiP *O iflOT SPRINGS «SBP»»«** on SATURDAY) NOV. 16, ami evejy alternate Saturday during the Summer (weather per mitting). . , ,' ~ " ' will leave the Qutenistrßet'iWharf'ati3ißo p.mi: on, SATURDAY. November lft; leaving Hot Springs at B'a.m'.' C-<>-<> ■>'■:—•■ \ ~; Return .•< OOOMBES 1 Guinea Silk Dust Coaj;r " 'the correct thing, for tjie'' Seag6ri:-^At , CMfc Clolnlng-.Mart, No. SO,,;Qtie'bri^trt^:.- ' jl'"^ .. ( OOOMBES^lttittmerDnllfeousets, at 4s 6d ;' the' %6eapest and best Summer wearj. — City Clothing Mart, NoWSO,' Q«een-strtetiii;;) T /^OG>lVi;B7^S'^Popioaf3^>i^^afe&; v>^ is light; ebbi; and cqlhfirtablel'-^Olty' Glothlng Mart, No. 80, Queen-dtreej. 1';""1". 4"I '""' '•/ i'1 ' | __ J ■■■■~■■..'■-MU ■:; J-.Uji;.- -.if.'o.: ■■..■'.: -.vni . /^i OO MBES'iPanama'Hat is. strongly Ao' Teoommendei—CityIGlothing-'Martj-No^ |8^ Queen-street. .->Bf ,<C | .TIOOMBES' Silk Shirts; the mj)st V^ comfortable/'aiid;_ileflSilyrSummer wear for Gentlemen.- Cify CrdthJnjMarVNo:'gO, Queen-street piOOTferBES" OrU^ Scarves and lies \J in all colors; are exceedingly light and elegant. —City Clothing Mart, Nor 80, Queemstwet. ' • ■ '•-... :.. „.!,'<■!,■; i'l 'I?./. J/.'..' J j ' pi ENTLEM-EN'S Shirt Studs s,nd 1i VT Links" In,great:(v.Mie.^M ftiK^ity " I Mart, No. 80^ Queen-street.,,, j,,..,, ; ,, v , ; . .\ % ; I■ ' i■ , ...■,,'•!.,,r" —~.[,■ ii, i --.■;■ —tj^-i 1! A 'VEHfi? LargewStock >of*O*Btsf . ' ' White Snlrts of'the'bfest'mateVttJW^edouj s • p< BIGKETIN^' SUITS: on naiiai m ' Vi/ made to1 order; at'tbeCity Clothlng'Mirt, No, $0, Queen-,street,



1 ift r . _.., r .v, i FOE SALI&, a:Handsome Pony, 14 hands high ; very quiet in harnesi or saddle, • As the owner lias no further use for it it mil be sold cheap.—Apply to W. Adams, Queen's Head, Upper Queen street. trOESES vknd': ! Cattle ;/taW Wo I *, Graze,—Apply to James Paice, Mount Roskill Road. T- ■• ■>■■ U • a £ ____ .4 ' TQj&ARTERSj .AND OTHERS.— I'd' Let,' a- five-roomed Cottage, witii'pad'dock. ..atljoining, in Upper Queen street.—Apply to H. Neale, Upper Queen street. FOR.SALJP, onef Outrigger Skiff and dne Open Skiff ; also, several Ships* Boats. —Apply to J. Clare, Boat Builder, Custom-house street. npHE BAPTIST CHUECH: ITS ANTIQUJT,Y, LABO VMS,, PERSECUTIONS, Etc., Etc., Etc. F. G,' EwiWdtTON-will 'deliver'a- Lecture ! THIS 1 (Wednesday) EVEN^N.Grj; CQmmencing at half-past seven, in the Chapel, WeHesley. street. Admission, Gd , NOTTOE TO/ LICENSED VICTUALLERS.' nPEtE interrupted October Quarterly J- ■ Meeting will take .place at Sceats' British Hotel, ; on Thursday, the 14th inst., at half-past two i Business : To elect Officers. . i,i ;i .H.,,EULLER, Secretary. m c l'b b tritisr*if frt p. Tni: I/Ast ciiAifdE.' " A SWEEPSTAKE will be Drawn This Evening, at 8 o'clock, at the City Club (Hotel. .Chances, 5s each. crown' prince gold mining coii j -; ■'■'• :! i"-v PANY (REGISTERED. )r I. ~,.■ ~,...■. TVTOTICE is hereby given that the :ll Directors of the above'named Company have This1 t3y mftfle ia- 'GAEL '(the ..Bth) iof • Sixpence/per Share payable at the Compaay's office, Vailes Auckland,1 on or before* the 28th iust. ! By order of the Directors raFm , i Manager. , Koven\lber!o,ilß7a. /.'h.m-I ■■ /. ■ ■ ,j .. ■ i .. ;, i; > ■Wanted." ' uu''^i;l WANTED, "by a Lady and GtsQsp -1 man, private Furnishedi.SA.partmpnts .wtyh i attendance.-i-A'ddwsss C.y office of this-paper. ,<■, ... i 1"• ■• ■ :■'"- ; ■-■ '- •■' -•■■■ :•-■■ | TTTANTEDj.a J^an and his "Wife a,s VV/i,CookS'for:WJi»»gapoua Saw-mills.—Apply to 1 Hugh Craig, Wharf. - ~;, WANTED, ; Ten rgood i Pick and ' Shovel Men for Malvotftngi.—Apply at John ' McLean's Store; Union street. .. '..=.. j ■•'-' ' ■•'■-■■•■ •■- —'-"-''/ "J; *°.:_ — ——-1 I "\T7ANTEDi a (Dook for the bush;,—- W Appiy'atfhe Owera Mill, Whangapoua.:■•■■ •\Tf'ANTEB,. .-/Needlewomen w& f,(VY- t tAppren Wees.—Mrs Mew, Brcs^maker, Cook street . ■ •; .!• ..•.>;•■' , , . ,; ,:. ~ CURE GOLD. MINING gOMPANY (LISrtTED.) " ' ' '•' TTTA^TED, yt'Jljftfne Manager.— W ■ Applicatiops.with teatjimqniajs to be sent to Company'^ qfflpe, Auckland, toy SATURDAY, 16th inst., addressed to the Directors.' '"' '_ ' ''^ It. HnRNR i —- - " Secretary. •^tfr^Ttlsi :MlnJ £ook I Wffe ▼ V ,jfofrßAy,«f I?l^»d» i7 rAp_j>lyLpwk Brothers. [ WANTED, a respectable Lad to! drive a Baker's Cart.—Apply to G. Kent,, %&!*> r-r,v-; oqm p 7 > ' TT7ANTED, to Kent a ColtageHn ' 1 i Tt w I l^dod- order, ;adj»ceßt'to:the wharfi-r-Addtess: "Box," CO, Post-office. ,: v,-.- ! U ii- in[ jjj .;•■ ■ ■■■, ;'|' ;.- j WAN/UEIX,., .ft,, respectable Boy reference required.—Apply to Chas. Major,: Grocer, W.eUesley-street. WANTED, by a young lady aged, 18, a Siturtion as Companion to a lady : has JUo 'cjbl^ottofcito IMrEnamfes or jcpiunfiry.—Appljj ito . r H._E > D v . )- offic^o(^p^per, _ /ii^, ~,/ . | ;: | ; X class handsfaeed,Agply>rT~&& .^UJ^ue.^o. 42. 38Kbrtiiaidstiieeti),i;: b'^khuisll *a--i. > - .-i.V a j ' r\X7"A'NT'ED;- Ttirc^ase;^ foi* UWt'ani ■■•'y V.ii-j pn-qat,F«flW,OQd;;..delivered at Iflwest rate^. —W. and'G. AVinstone, Castom-honse street." _ J jj -i '■ .i'j. ' . .V ~.,.,. -, <..:.: i ! *■ ;-\jSf^'N!T!3S'l)':>^^W!:-¥-nrivalled ; .^(V.j'B^ack.'siife'^res^e? atJ.Mbcl'peif'^ardare to be ,jq6|___j_j4■;atl>'y»on'4' New; jPremlse^ ISO,, Queen-street TIT'ANTED. 'Purchasers/for New W' '! aidr^ecina-hkndSewjJjiß Machines. Having enlarged/ -the Fitting Shop, Vulcan lane, by the addition of a large_Show_Tpom, parties having Second landiMachiues to dispose oi maiy"se'nd them at once. AliJaVS'W'Mn*, SaMe^jL<^coH:l»flav}Machires adapted for househ(dd-aad- manufacturing purposed. >^? iysy t °pc/ 1?i don9-^ v: a r»i.7 \ ~\i ? ' i;vV'V '^kfefTilntAAppi^'tbJ^Mrt Jtfontague; E»nqy Bazaar, Qttfeen-ltw)ct;! 'WW Jooite aaorip ,> CS ,x™ ; »T abotre.ui.Boia i«d,,,deUvered^at the lowest ■Vatdsiffdte<tte y»rd'.atrthe!j?iTewoqd-"VViajfpij.^on. tra<rtor«|dlberflUydealt^th'MJOPiPqO.Brtcks teVJd WbeiaburatyH onibatd.!/AU prdera to ;be .afUb^wd toW. Kibby, .JuilctiQtt(,of ifttt.efin<ian4i,Qrey streets.. ■S»M/agentl<OKthjßWtoanJ)ricinn«kteis.y j . -D. GOILDIB \» prepared to<snpply all kinds pf Timber and other i BuUdin^ MateUSalsi} taqlndlng fesKei, Ddifi;MmUdUim, BroadflimbMy'Houseblocks, : PBrfti;R*iW, ;<Sa»dwboa Felloes; Bark, atod BWe'Gttrti.XatHii, Shingles,. <&tt,;,&?„ a*,* the lowest ■'• aWtet?*rtcel,'*thaß!ywd«i Custoni-houae street. ' TTT'ANTBB '^E-NOW^&hat tjifi W urdersigaed^hason sale a large Btock of well- Aisbirtta' TJrf»b«rf,%laMrfd, (a»«gUea «&4'iQraqyed i nd rough, in first and secoiuUlass. Timber yards : Custom house stree.t.tyan^tbArah.ed 4 jßrft»kwater Road. | '4 further paCTlcnliti' flffiy'voffif! 6EOEGE GILCHRTtfT ; or C. A. Habeib." 11 a '"■' < TXT ANTED KNOWN, that Hold v^yy_._ahi|K &-.G0., WhoUsale .and Eetail Tinibei mfclfiaWd^anufaMnftrsr^^etfl^rA 4m despatch, and at;the.iowe»J;,JEi93SJble,prices, froma»> of their establishments. I '•'■ Head Office : Saw Mill and Timber Yards, Custoa bouse street, Auckland I st f wi Timber Yard.-€oromandel Saw Mill,' WhangaTpa. Jlarbour, convenient fof: al pfercranaideep'water for loading. '"•!:'':.: — trrr, —.'iviiiMjJUi. X^.u-au-j i TTTANTJBIH/ a:^ respectable nicE T-T «•' A8 < Uodgew rat / iMw . Sheppard's, Gricer ParnelJ. ■'• ****"& JM'i/.rtO j_ ___ __ f— '"tSf iA'NTEP >ih& ntibMc-fco know thai "'Vy ' 'all'tlie Nw'^aspn'^vejtleS;foilliatHe|ani ißabtes.npw,pp>nlat':s:'."VV r .DySbh's ife'^Tremtse's; 13C iQueettrs^reej;. ne^tjMe^s, Morrta s. j ponmbnprsl i '' »**M ,i :,::i ■ \'i h-' .. ".'..Ml'l ■■..■/"■,■'-'' ■';"■!:, Ij " i '_Y^:ANT i^Pv.;fPur^asers for bee W f and G. "yvipatGne," Cusf(!»m:hbi|se-'stre^ '



; Board and Residence. f RE-OP.EN-ED. buSSELL'S DINING- ROOMS, | tWELLESLEY-STREET EAST. (Opposite Golden Crown Brewery). MEALS AT ALL HOURS, | 6b. EACH.'. FI O TORI A' HO US E. NORTH SHORE, ; Mrs Landers wishes to let the public know that she is prepared to receive Boarders, or to let Furnished Apartments on the piost reasonable terms. Also, to thank her friends for their past favours. L] N.B.—Tea, Coffee, and other Refreshment at all f all hours. BOABP&: RESIDENCE.,- Apply Belle View House, Vincent street (off Cook street.) ~•!'- "" '■: - . ! ! . ; .'■'/.., b,T. LEONARD'S HOIJSEy, **s ' •'" ' Parhell Rise. ' ; PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. TD'OARD, Residence, and inqst Com ■hL'. fortahle , Accommodation in a pojivenientand healthy locality. For reference apply at this office. hDOAftbV AND RESIDENCE — •*-} Two or three Gentlemen can be: 'accommodated ! with Board and Residence or partial Board In a1 healthy , part of, the city. Terms moderate;— Apply to Mrs I E^tisdir^ErpslJect House, Hobson street,' two doors beyond Si. Matthew's Church ■ ■ '-; '•• •; ' ' '■••' hV! ONEY TO LEND, on Promissory JLiLL Notes, on I^and, on Houses, on Mining, an_d iather Shares. Motgages effected,—F. W. Stevens; Queen-street. ' • J CATER (late Crombie's) ROYAL • FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Queen street, Auckland, has much pleasure in inform ing his friends and the public generally that he has purchased the Photographic Business so long carried oniby Mr. Crombie; and having secured the" services o£ ari'Eiperienced- Operator, feels warranted In stating that hey will, receive eycry civility and attention, as well as first-class and-1 "artSißtic' portraits at his hands, :an,d, ,tbat,np pa.ins will be spared to give entire satisfac tion: '■ J.O: begs to'anriounce that his arrangements' for taking Instantaneous . Portraits pf Children are now complete. : ■'"'■ ■•'"'■ '^li:' ■'■ -:t '"■ '" ' r; :\v-esleya^" sxinday:sckool;: pigk, ; street.: .-.;,;,;,...,.-,-",. : ,.j; : ril:liE A-rinual Soiree'iii qohnectiop; ! J- "with the above wiU be1 held in thcHigh-atreet Scho 01-Toom This (Wednesday) Evening; , Tea< at' ' half- past six o'clock-. .: '^ t.UI ■'.■■.. ■■ •.. '■■,-■■■ * I • Ait•half'-pasti'seven- the EieVvJames.ißuitEß will take the Chair,, and the I folknWng addresses will be delivered:— .'.■..)'/■. <>U«h> --..'.. .■ ~.!.-■,. Rev. John Crump—" Hpme Influence." Rev. J. J. Lews—" TheChurdi arid the Children." Rev R. S. Bunn—" Formation of Character." ,1 jE^v.W. J. ■VVlUianis—," The t .TeaClfer ',and ? hla, ; , |; , Work", .' ' " __' . . J Selections of Music will be. rendered during fthe evening. O ' > , , ' I ';• / , v; Tickets may. be had of Jlessrs Caley, JViseraan, Edson, and welsmam . ~.,,' The Panoj-atna, of the "Poly Lann(" will be ex hibited at the same place on Thursday Evening, at seven o'clock. ' (ly " . , , CITY WEST. .'/.■>'■ r rrpi ■= ;•: ;•; v j. • ,';;i-fi YAs\ of -'.x'fii:.: f •••!':?;!■!ij i", r V, f Tif.B;. G-l £LI Es' will f ( JpjJb the ELECTbaS OF tfITY AVEST^In the 'aill'; of Vtia , MEQ^A^J^'., INSTITUTE/m, FRIDAY, ,B-VWN. i ING, 15th mat., at half-t>ast seven. , •■• > h •/Lv/osiQ, y>()Krr/'. ■ ■ t . r i .<.'.' EX NEBRASKA, 'T' ARdHE'' iAaiEBrbAN Pea i .Nmfs for j ■JJ -~,, ...PLANTING.. , ii ! :V'■■',; '~ >( H. LIPSCOMBE, ypili ■ isslilw ,y[j L ; . ■ ->rasThanian See*; Warehouse. • j ""'' i^Tl LtjkE'S,' MOUNT ALBERT.' ;' j THE' Social Gratbering, ita did'ofthej Funds of the above Church, will take place OH ;14tii instant. . Tea at six o'clock. Ticket^ may he had of Messrs tTpton'and Co.'.'^vaytfe, Watts (Ghemlßt;''Symond-str.eet>,nand-Eden iTewaoe Posti •»»«»■• !u««M .<> „...,-■ .LVH->l< „ ; ~ 1 <:-» ■: r...:. . ,v. v~l '.',;;■ .■;. ~-. . v:.h, : ; ■-. J r:AUCKLA¥I?, 20(5, QXJEE^-STREET. | VJ CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, ANT UNDjERTAKERS. (forjnerly, with, the. Queen.'? anc other leading English Upholsterers), have pleasure ii announcing that they" heve commenced business ai 'Sbove; «ind\will nuke at theirrstwiyvto , supply QOOI 'AND GOOD-I/OOKING FURNITtfeE' at the low£s possible Rrice^s., v f • '- ' Designs and Estimates given for every style o! House, .Qfftce, »nd|Churoli .^timi^ur^^Sbqp and Cabin Clieap and Portable Furniture','specially designefj Jorthe convenience of coasters and country; sebtbws. .: ."I it.) —ii".1..! i;", —!. .<■,, ii k .•! ■■■i -• " ■ TONIO' SOL-FA CHORAL UNION. NEW Music-haying , arrived, ana arrangerilerits made fora! Regular Monthly SWpply,7romj,the ;Agency in London, Cominittte; on behalf of the members cordially invite all Cer tificated Sol-faists to* t«llte"Twith them in their prac tices on Friday,,Eyefi^ngs,.; at tho[ jEdwardes-stre«t School-rodnis, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Quarterly Subsfcripttbn {iLaOies'i Us Qd ; Gent\enien, 3% , T. CRANWELL, ,T aait t;. vl an b a :- or Hon. sec. ( - N.B.—Those desiroua of attending the Elementatyj Glasa must .plfasei attend next: .ThuipdaY, /NWr M, that b^lng the la'st'hight for fresh members'. ft v' ! ■T I" II) ]';'!' '/I1 ] —'/ \' >_> V\ i ' ?:;. —<..t ;■;"/; j I IN Accordance with the 27th Clause <S< tik Di|:en>fhg;.a-ct; lam, give notice ,th»t. rI. intend to. apply.to the,.wprshipful the Jus.ti(jes lot tlie Peacefc-i* ilie DistriAtof ktransfer of.<tay/license/of tthe, Auckland :Hptet'tp Jpatipn MW™ : *mf>.< ,-so6ERT'HAYWOdp] ' mm • »i Ulu iN^O 'R"TH'-; iS'-H O E/OB.om FkiA j j'.'. For Pic-nic Partie* and Pleasure-seekers this placi of ,i,; : ( v^,musenient stands,,um_iyalled9l^.thß^hpre,^ j ~n > .a j'i.ii.u -To^Ac^^io^,;^;;;1::;,^;': i ''■ "'TjI 0 ' A.Sl>! H!jlslZcS: have recmJeS JEI/» ■' instructions i 6 clear out'a'favdel'dfthß-hljo^e and remit by the next Hero.i-' >r \lwtaatitll2 o;u, j I'ort street; • -;;- l ■-'-%5-REWARr>i;'; -'^'''^^ : iTuQfXRi m iWjEjli^slieyistree^jon, the XJ day of the AgricuUjuraVi Show,-, a ftnld: Alberi Chain,-with seal,.key.,.and.pencitcase atta.ched_.--Th( above will be, paid tp an^person returning the sam< to H. Gibbons, Grocer, Wellesley street. •o.n-;" o: al^ 1 w'fe'± -JmtxJ' ! GERMAN Vienna, *a m kSwujL ty ' N ATH:A.N- & CO., g , •,. ■"'"■",,' - - . Sh,ortl^nd street: (/■:;.!>■!/. 1 'NWIGEJ'JNOTIC^?^:; 10 '■■'[ mHE.BptyJingyAl^y, and TBilliar A'''Salbori'a't'the'Dnke of Wrlborough Hptel ] HOW OPEN. '^ ' .■■-"'-• ■-:-■• m,!mrMw£



Drapery. , . _. ■ SPECIAL CHEAP LINES I FOR THE MONTH OF, NOVE MB E R,. ~..!\,v/ .] -.., ;•.-■.,._.. .-!..■■■ 7H/OTJ SILK JACKETS ,;:. .'';"''/."v'. : -, DRESS MATERIALS BLACK, SILKS LACE SHAWLS •": GRENADINE PRESSES BLANKETS " ':; ': ETC., ETC.,' ETC.' H' T TT ATKINS will bffdr this month a LAR#E LOT O]? GOODS purchased »t a ■HEAVY DISCOUNT, decidedly the-■ .CHEAPEST GOODS He, ; ha#yet she^n;1 " ;:'- !; 1!> ";; ■''■'• \■ " ' '; V •■ I ■•■• i Ai>, ■ i'fcJi •■ ' .-i //'• '■• , i. I/i/ (:;■■ ■•.,; <■■.;;< ; ;/"Attention is' Invited;to the following specia ; •io .>■■■' '■'■■.' '. rl ! -m-■:;.'. ;-i i. ihi's( > ";■' -I i ii'-i ■ •:•• hoi1' •. i> -ii: ■■.-•.;'. lines:— \., ~'.,:'. , ",; ?,'..,<; 1 Ivii'v: Bji li ,limi ■!' yWI '..(! :m ,I,'j: -:h, i! // .: '~-,f f ''<i <120 .BLACK. SILKr JACKETS- i \' -. ..,. , I!. fy,fl .;■■ • ~[,,„ ~f,,, • !|,, ,',i .-;.,;.. , ~; i ._] Last year's txppds, bought at moire than 50 pier ceat. ' i ..Discountj.and.tp.bes'flld-at.oripriialf.to olje'-;,1 :- ■ - - : third last year's prices. ■i ■ i >■/ -i,-..Vi ! .1 - i:i;i-ii.i . ;Ji.-> ,7 ; •■,:.;.■ f , ! .ii-jSiifcrxhuM ; A FIRST-CLASS . SJLK i ( T\'-'','i7'r,';C 18s/0d.t02256d. ( ; '■;. r^ ;^, -* ! *-..,. if.'fJ " . .-jiiirn • I--.. . in ;. ... |j ■•: n/( .■.,.'! ! .-. • -n{> ..i-'-.'.'H ••■ ■•■!. - ... :■'././[ ;-.^iHt; A LARGE LOT OF PLAIN LUSTRES, 7 Bought at axi'ction, ls'atod \j<2.h. per' ■• [- \ worth Is S(l. :>"{■]■■■} :;hj j ■, r; ,;;:-. ■/.•].■;■.•■ ! A CASE OF BEAUTIFUL GRENADINES, At Is Cd per yard ; cannot be matched at 28.; .!■■■.■' i-s.u'.i.i'// J.-;;: x.:. .;■(.- V> VjjVlO"> »<S'S KID GLOVES (JOSEPHINE'; CUT) 2a lid per pair, Light Colori and brab. ./ .TJ] .-i- m ■ / A ;:•('■: :i 'in t?-:tj t. SPLENDID VaIWE^INTfetA'CK 'SlLfel. j .aTiJT-ifTwiui! ?. >-;.t.) r! ;/;r^i ,jj in THE CHOICEST COLOURED SILK j DRESSES IN THE CITY. '^TEW 'F EE*O H : M USIi I WSf -■•>'■-■' 1« .»-lno it/vi.tiiifl v? ■'. JnrJjc«{ ; ii] AWil i •; 'CBoicei Patterns'.' ' ■■'c; :.' A Syionicl Shiiimfetitof !' .?.noi;tJJai . ■'"■' \h '■■■■■',:: "." XOIJJ7.fi llf \ NEW PRINTS, BRILAIANT^ ETC. ~ • '.■■Mi. wtins^/v {«{.:>r:Tj % ' A Beautiful AssQrtment of NEW:: 81W t POL,QNNAI^ f .^pKETS' LADE,SHAWiS,,ET.C.^>ETC: ' | . I ————— i ! ttoHIiM Oil) NejeGo^ifai,^; gajypgg ~. , AND ■ ■ :, ;• r v] DRESS MATERIALS .' o Of |Wry. descrip^pn. . f •'. /X/ H >A; 4r«e!Q^ritity6fH\c [■[,'!:■!';> GOOD Q U ALIT V BLANK ET d, B*9l(f£iroo .yc!,,i;ya;;l4 survreß j The abpve Blankets,- < were bought as' . damaged, but, with tl» exception of two or three | 11 "'pairs, turned out L perfect cdntittw.' | ; -12ai: 6n: IJ'OR JHIS MONTH ONL¥. | , t .'■/.- -... -.'•■.i'j ■ ■';., ;.j:\,^i,' I 's 3 Riflf-rJ svfJUmr j - 'The«ftmw Blanketa oannotbe piqhased a^io^eircent. , ■'.!. .ladvanceonthaprice.ithejareb§jns ( .SWiiiJ „, r ., ,27 DOZEN TWEE) HATS • > 'MUlliU'i costi6rigl^ly,4^ r^zen" o rr; A.CASE OF, Felt H*ts, .••,■•!!■.■•> (II rivt!"// v igt'IB>lwarTcjrat'lfl.llld i) wortli 6si; t\ Bwds are .S»il. '■• 1J ■>,- ' JEx Bulwark, Bands slightly spotted; bough a t <: rnfJi .troiJoO ,; 145per centdiacpu3it/;l> ;o) A \ . ~:,,., A[BQy'sCap,ftt^s^d,. ÜBU^;s)ld: at2s6iJ^ ] AND OUTFITTING. . ' THE LARGEST STOCK;' AND THE ,".u;j;:::.;:i YOH" vi v.tu.:;--««'om 1 A J :■' CHEAPEST, IN -AUCKLAND. t [9 in [fjjo oi Biiad bofigfa'ioij/^j SH^p ! :f<iqatuO svoif/i 0«(J io Inci'ra^tiCi c oj iroiJ .i. [ Vl ;■.••) ;;:ii :..i loiifv/ .fi-.'-.-i ):• J.•' V I ./•; ,R&uhfoflM in ■H)• -i •-■• ••>' '•''<■■ •',■'.■■ fJ/JUilri 011J nioil loailfi j B|j tii'jj«o! k-linl rl't" . s :i>oii(f &(iintl no '..!•.:??.!■ : .-■ ■''..'.ViV.' .-'! ■''-j 1 /;i(;; >~.i-..r aifd/lajiifi" sjf> ' J! mil gfeir.V)- :,! 11 I •v.n,;, i .i/. -:f:Vi.,i'>ifi;Hi;,^ U. ~;; ..,:,..! Ji,n.-.!•..!:..; lvi-^,uj,!.JnJ 7W'jVran [S ,'nv •■/-•<• ;> j



j Miscellaneous. O TEAWBEKEIBS AND CREAM! STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM! ! Now open with unlimited supply of this delicacy, NURSERY, Z'' ■{$? North Shore. ■rTENDBBS willbe received by the -L ; undersigned^ipto npbn on the 14thinstant,;b"y telegraph, for the following timber at per 100 foet (superficial), delivered on board vessel at Auckland within one month from acceptance of Tender, each tenderer to specify what quantity of each description he vindertakes to supply. All timber to be heart of its kind. * 30,000 feet, oxl, Dressed, Tongued, and Grooved, Kauri. 30,000feet,'6:X{l!,t ,;;•■; , ; .Do, j, ■/. ■;, Matai. 30,000 feet, Cx 1, Do Red Pine 30,000 feet, 8x 3, Do ~ -i •;.:;and Beaded Kauri,. j:;f0 '/': !7}. J ! 30,000 feet, 8 x if, Do | and Beaded Matai 30,000 feet, 8 x fd, . . Dp :- ■ ■Re''dPine; '■' r" ' • icl :'"'i ' "'" '" -'- 20,000 feet, Bxl, Feather-edged, Dressed Red Pine I . .-;», 20.000 feet, Bxl, Do Matai. 20,000 feeti 8x 1, ,y; i M Do ■;, \ .Kauri. 20,000 Teet; Sfx 1, w J "Do 'TQtara. 20,000 feet, Sxl, Do Scotch. 130,000 feet Red Pine Scantling and one-inch Rough Boards, .■ 'jr. ~~ ~ -W.iII/ CLAYTON,, j '''•'''''• Colonial Architect. Wellington, Nov. 7.1872. rpgiE f-AU^KXA^D PHARMACY, CORNER OP SHORTLAND AND PRINCES i STREETS, (Opposite St. Paul's Churoh.) I'1' l; i i h h," ! [Tt.'ll :.! I'fjiiri' ■■ (U'AJM . CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, ; (For Six Yeahs Dispenses, to Drs, Stratford : ~.; iminvi (!■>•.-/ i U.ND1 Wbtoht), ' ;'' :-'::'- ' -■'! ■■'■" j Begs to informs his patrons, .friends, and th* public 1 geiierklly;' tha!t hehW REMOVED'tO1 ihOt'e' comrnDflibuS piemises as above, where, having provided a STOCK 'of'the PUREST iDBTJGS^i CHEMICALSii AND,, TOILET REQUISITES, he hopes to merit a con tinuance of the /support hitherto,, accorded hun^ . tii s ,„ I Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipes care i fully compounded. at all,. hours, T.F. residing upon the pfemlsk :""' ll1!Ww V" " "'" M' lf U«^' Dr Wright [in attendance for consultation from .ltf.3o'*.m,iitb il.3o'a:Bft; on Mondays, iWedneßuiys, ! Fridays, and Saturdays. Dr Datvson on Tuesdays,, Thursdays^ Fridays,v-apd I Saturdays, from 10.30 a.m.to 11.30' a.m. Diseases of the Eye will receive special attention on : Friday and Saturday mornings. MBS. P O. E D (Late of Queen-street), MILLINER, &C, DiPiPER QUEEN-STREET) /. .;/.<[ A J• \" (Late Russell's Boarding House).: Ij I - Wedding and MouiiNiNa Orders Executed. Ladies' own Materials made up. T> UE E Brahma Pootras; dark L variety. > Eggs.for se.ttjng,from .imported stock. —Sq mc r vix IB,' Grocer, 'Queen street.- 4' The superiority of-this breed over every othfer (imported into this colony is fully established; unrivalled as winter layers. LA N D I N G— EX BULWARK, 1200 bags Salt 2 tons Split Peas lu-roipq <j£, Aasortea Stores. a 8 T O ARRI YE. -^ PER ROBERT HENDERSON, 50 tons Salt 40 boxes Raisins PER QUEEN BEE, Albert's Sardines, Westphalia Hams Belm'oniitearicUe'a'. [Morton's Pickle 3 t ffi. J. n •, CornTlour, Patent Barley, Starch . „» Light 'Ball-blue, Potted Meats !(M Lobsters, Sahxd Oil, Castor Oil Bottled Vinegar, Anchovy Paste Capers, Curry Powder, Arrowroot. PER AGNES MUIR, 10 bales Grey Paper Bags 100 boxes Price's Candles 100 casks Whiting 300.jbag5..5a1t..,.,,..,,,,,,,, v TI ,~, , t ! 10 casesDayitnaMknin'sßlacking'"' I<l /. ; I Oi 150 gross Harper Twelvetree's.Washing Powder, i H. B. MORTON. j Lyt OBT O N JON WB\ No. 1, QUEEN STREET, HAS ON - t SALE, PROVISIONS— Salt Bee!f/Sklt.fdrk,f(!)» TfdugtMi Sheep's Tdngueb v Preserved Meats, and Fish ■ Wi j Lamb's Biscuits and Cabin Bread ■ Teas, Sugars, Candles, Kerosine# i \ Pickles, Jams, Rice, Tobacco, Soap I COLONIAL PRODUCE— ■ I 50 toiisil^i^can'siDunedin Flour 'Mu] Oatmeal i 13 cases. McConnell's Hams and Bacon 150 Port Cooper Cheese, new arrival 70 sides Canterbury Bacon, in cloth 20 kegs Prime Salt Butter, just landed. ■ vJ!.':riu i/ull tatftO | V Also, , M o , r PressQ* .°f^»r* lHrtoi3i6 -a*i and Chaff j "' Oats;'Maiie, and^&nVEtct,' Etc/" s'; A J 150 tons Bell's Sydney Bonedust, fine J-in.and £in ——— i isfoi"*'^iffi'Aiffi, •ne^Jbbewir j Just Landed, ex Hero, 25 HHDST '!W V^N^"; CONDITION,' A ) //I '.' U i^wTgAkrfJtf UT A8 j MOEfON JO N E S,{ s/ CMMISSION AGENT, No. 1, <$ -B 'N STR E E r£j l Ton. 'A:\Tt'.i'i\w,Ui/.j\ ;•)'•'}><vjtro j;" TTENIY JS. ABB O'T1! ' ±X^ ■ (LaWtheWaitemataHotel,) } ''/ Bavlng taken c J premises in Shortland stireet . known as j ; ! '■•■'•' CAMION'S CLlfB, ! \.;« r espectfully infis his numerous friends and! the. public generally^ he intends conducting the 3a in a STYI-E OP SyiIORITY HITHERTO UNE^UALiKIiJ H^N.A. point established reputation during. 17 ygflrs* coloniaberjence in the ■tydhe and Spirit Trade as a guaee that none buf^ the choicest' vintages will be: at this establishment. j A BILLIARDOM, furnished with one of jft;' beat Tables in tlilonies, with good attendance! * ■« ■•■ The NEWS-Rt contains all the principal iA^'/ tralian and Newiand papers on file. ' | • '•'; CITY LUB HOTEL, ' UPLAND STREET. j ,'J



Entertainments. B~ "'' &" r: & '■/' A ■ :T ~:A~ r ' E.: IK TfILE SHOP LATELY IN THE OCCUPATION OF MB W. KATTKAY, ' ■'' t«Ji j ■'I;j.jss;p^,t'ij£;kb • stbeet. .":r(/;' Opened on Friday and Saturday, 15th and 16th. , i November proximo; '; Auctions ! Td-MORRQW, NOVEMBER 14. ' . I -36 EfALES PRINTING PAPERi ON ACCOUNT^': 01" WHOM IT MAY I ' /:'■'';;,.;-; v.GONOERN. ■ ■■;'»;■?■■— v,^'; ExTBULWiRK, 'KELLY, MASTER,.; FROM LONDON. AT THE STORES OP MESSRS. HEN >,, DERSON& MAOFARLANE. }<] ....., B ; TONKS^'&GO. V: HAVE! been, instructed to sell, at . the Stores of Messrs.' Henderson and Macfar lane, 'To-morrow (Thursday), at half-past twelve o'clock, j|\ HM;pTer A, Nos 01, 04, 05, 07, 08, 09, 010, 011, 012, 19 bales Dble. Demy printing Paper, 321b ..., i 013, 014, 015, 016, 017, 018, r, !l ! if:.. -.■■ 6 bales Demy Printing/161b ' < ■ ■<. :-.■■■• -,t • 020, 021, 022, 023, .024, 025, 026,, . , . i 7 bales Delay, Printing, 201b,'.. -l ■ 027, 028, 029, 030, 031, 032, , ] '*>■'■!.»•' 6 bales Bble. Brown, 201b *vnit&a r ■ i 0347085, 037 J'o3B;%^ 040, OW;1"'1 wl fv>i(; ;"' h "!1 . 7bfe S LaWNew S) 721b )Vi ( , !4 "rl baleGreyCap. IritfrHiUir-'j ul .Terms—Cash. ■..■,>■,•-;• | ,-. ~ .TO-MORROW, ''NOVEMBER ; 14., ',"'': l"f' .!■■■' ■■•;■) ill "•■:ii'-'fi" BACON, HAMS, .BUTTER, CHEESE. - tUhf . '■-.fr..f. . ■■■ :..j .. ; ■',-■ '■.-.-.■?-■: I;.. ■ - W . I! TIfE Subscriber has received instruc- | tions to sell by auction at_^his Mart, To-morrow (Thursday), JiToyfimber 14,. at eleven ,o'clock,, , , , ?. •: '"j:-.'-'l' : X'ton^Bacon ■■'■•• « '• ■_■<■••-■ '•■ ■■ ■'<■ , • '20 'ke'gs Butter' . , -.JjiasA g cheese. Ji.i. ll / ;t,.' •-: :< ' : No reserve. }-1 VU-iT^LEVli^WlfEA^O^j, i J|<r r i" : : 'T"V. .. ":;',., \ Ja. I jjgjß _ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. f: BILLIARD-BAGATELLE TABLE, ENGINEERS' LATHE, FIR E'PVR"O'O F 'S' A F E, CHEFiFONNiERV EEON £ANK V '"'-''] tß^i M ' !;fc::iErd.l' Ofi;;';::'jETC. ' i«oU . THE ' Subscriber? will • sell at the Mart, Fort street, on' Friday, isth instant, at eleven o'clock, ~' ; : '. '"' '• ' HOUSEHOLD'FUENITiniE, Et.c.r-Comprising Billiard-Bagatelle Table, Balls, Cues, Etc. ; "Vyalput Cheffoniiief, Marble Top and Plate-glass Back ; Rimii Che<fpnnier,l.bo Tables.Hall Table and Hat Stond;.' Damask-covered Couch, six Chairs and ' Easy Chairf six ©ainask-covered i ,if ,QJ»irs, Chess Tables, Pair Plated Side Dishes, .■>.,,.Mfea.Yeiieiiah Blinds, Oilcloth, Brussels Carpet, Marble-top ■Washstand, Mottled Kauri' Chest ,v. drawers,, Offloe' Tables and Chairs, Superior: 00 {, r ,jtangle,.Bftth,, Engineers' iiathe. Two Side ,,.■ .^d^eg J r I Q96^nkl.iSt.ove;i ;ja:-eatl'Saf^'iour-Tiobi Tanks." 7 " ' ' ' ■•■;-- J - V "-m it-:,, iijij^i VMio-sixib itiabiioii AlsOj In the Estate of W.-Mcteoti KawaKa*^1' ;1"'" 1 Milner's Iron Fireproof Safe • . :> . .,M- :,: 2 cases Sundries .:;I-; ,:!••;••.; ■ . m ■' 6 boxes Blue, Etc. SAMUEL* COCHRANE '' '& SON, -# Auctioneers. FKRNJTIJRE, i. -Mf r: ACCOp^T OF .WHOM IT : MA:t .CONCERN, ex qjiiy?Jc&£, k^try, 'Fitpk. London. - fiaaiTo 9 a '-^tT^ is■ •i v r ■ r/:A THURSDAY, NOVEMBER T4/'i A^'fiHEISTOKfiSiLATELY GCqiJPiE'p BYjWa G. HARRISON, WYNDHAM STREET. .!/:!}■ i:.Hli-i _■;!.:» >''"'!•/::;• WOO v: ifiO »|w^i ;•&*; !Hv=:.ISAAC S WILL sell by auction- as > abovei on "TEursday; "tbe~l4th"November, at eleven o'clock, tha JpHowingGoods, -more or less damaged, 'aiJiXXiCX JIJoJ.T;..-.'* •: • V P. Q. ,|SO-57—Eight Cases, containing— Bast mid'CEttglislf Chimney, glasses, .50 x 40 Wabiul Carved CheffoEnlersr with Mdrble Top and . ~ ■ r Glass.. } 'anels' and Backs Walnut.'LdoJ eoffee^nd'Occasibnal Tables ',' , r| ; jDrawing-roon^— Full Sultfe' in Crimson Damask : ' 'Do So* iU':>.db': dp Green Damask < \ ; Wardrobes, with Glass Tanel, .and other Doors! ? '. ,Musib Stands/Berger Chairs; "WatnotSisCanterbury's, ..-.**• Etc.',' etc., etc.'!' ' t i'vv,'u J£> 'rj:;!fj; .U'.'A^Ji.fT^ V\-;>r. Hl , ct^ ,AISO, , ~ .. . ,'t.'' '', ri Cabinet-makers' Wadding and Flock, Feather Pillows, and.BoMers Two crates Jtoglish Cane, Bottom Cliairs » Six cases Loolfing-Glassesr-,Containing about forty ■• •-■•' -:.dozen Plate-glass, Marble Stand, Twist-Pillars Box and Moulded Tray Glasses Plain Tray Glasses ...:,. ( , '; , '; - !''"' ;l' r' V4-'l-; i' r Ais~o/'" • -fl'. * Eight very large Paoking Cases, tin lined. The attentloa of the trade specially is called to this •iv£lo4l Qg [gate: -:.;■>.•,: [ !'■; r^ ■»' inf-if"~:;;' ■ f , ...,,, „ . <&N> AGGOIMT OF THOSE PONCE^ED, 'f FK©M LSONDDN. r' HBMover ( Lß^-''J 'Bsi :*-ii;i /■ fj -j ;:■ 10 '-'6 AS K/!S'P ITCH 10 CAS-KS TAR. fiXftEhy'tiO;.M'Mti*' -Store; tot '•' ■*■ ." 'U sH eet', T P-morr°w <Wpdpesday), 13th inst., * at a quarter to eleven sharp, . 0 .; .' , . iVhts aboTetnamed Twenty! Caflks^ on account of «««; ' tlioae concerned. -, : i, -.".«)' -."!,'•" :'f".:'""/, ;; Terms—Cash. q ■ ' •■ -.'»' ■<r;:. '»'; 1,. : , ;'.: .'';; .'.]• ; '■'-'".-' ■- .;-. i-: ■.:-:,;•u (oTA "ji^^r" i,.;, : ,\ ~- ?-, f■'- ■ Pom "^rf NOVEMBER'IS; ~v ; it ... .. V-.'.'V.'; '*' ' ' "'•'• ! ; ;.'' •' '■'Httt : M.iA:iS,T'^:: ioL %£ ■,EKeK!T^O-PLA!tEP WAR^i .rq« -.',, IRONMONGERY, ETC ewi»«w« TjTAVI! receive^'; &s*ructi^s'/M sell . •IEIi • by auction; on ' Friday, -ICthuitfstent, at eleVetfb^1 .'"''vr^'S^ '■ ' ' An fovoice of Very Choice MeofiSo-p&^^Oerjr hu ';, »WO]?lJro«mQiwery...«tc...r v 'j j r . it M i;if. t; Uiwbc Msllo* i"&R}l ;;:. OS !.'Terms at sale.