I 6 waß in company ■with the I there t?V B i a . belonging to Noumea, ana I 11*^1, Bnrnia, of Fiji. It was here I '-'the lijat a few days after the schoonpr I W^ (l on the first visit several of the crew of I r"i»dlffl*?. r Qaeen^Hortense, belonging to I i lH sc been killed, and it was feared I oSiae\\i)S occtirred only a few miles from I where the Zephyr's people we|re 1 tie Pl^,. Great indignation was felt at ■ ' uspt^^ties, bnt no oneasures conld $c m : j tl^ 86 JL the punishment of the perpetratoiis. ■f fe M^^e that a British man-'o-war shewed m r savages......

DISTRICT COURT.-This Day.

'before His Honor Judge Beckham).

, ' yjisifEßDAY—Continued. . J; ' LYNCH V. HATTAWAY. '--Afiei''the evidence of John Mackay and «L^fc lynch had been taken; which was of VfSpgrficial character, Mrs Hattaway was ' JrsffiuJed and .denied having given Lynch ••*to cvsio&j ;;'- Bne never intended to do, nor irTshe accuse Lynch of stealing her turkeys. mnttel on: both sides then (addressed the tt{taut;- anA-his .Honor having carefully re^ Kssed the chief points of the evidence, and V there had been no larceny, nor was Le sufficient evidence to shew that plain gjiad been in custody- and the only result 's'Sioli a case would be adismissal., then accepted a nonsuit, the i 'ieition of costs to be considered on Friday '^ THIS DAT. H b. fUTTOS AND SONS V. JOHN LAMB. % rftfe was an action for damages laid at I £66 Us # . . ~ • .., jj, Jpy'(for Mr Thome) appeared for Jaihtjffa. and Mr Hesketh for defendant. ' ' MrJoytipenM the case, and said that there I lisd been an attempt made to settle this juitterbyj arbitration, but it was probable flj|j g t Mr Lamb would then most likely evade {^responsibility through some nautical deciding the case, there was no I oth«r means but to bring the matter into I this ...Court. The action arose out I i!jfp{io)ne goods which were received on board I' ," vdrfendant'B;steamer, the Scotchman, on the I '' isi October, which were damaged in their I 7! from Queen-street wharf to the Whau I '^indge.through culpable negligence, on the I p W t,ofMr-Lamb's employees. The plain- I tiffs' loss on the bags of bark was £7 per ton, I i tfhich. Mr Lamb was at liberty to take at I -thatprieeif he chose, If Mr Lamb would ) ',acknowledge his liability plaintiffs '< were willing that the case should ftp to arbitration. The'vessel was leaky, and Mt James Grittos went at once upon learning . the'fact and had the bark removed. Uppn intimating to Mr Lamb the damage done to .plaintiff's goods Mr Lamb offered to pay half the loss. He admitted the damage but not, ,!f,pliability. ...... . . $, Mr Hesketh said he, would admit the ' ,c(s|uge, ,and was willingNfchat the case should I'lVbe refened to arbitration. : <% a His' Honor remarked that the case should ..be^referr^d |o parties who understood the 'i^matiteri and whose business would simply be "to-fairly assess the amount of damage. !;s fd^Mr Hesketh, on the part of Mr Lamb, was perfectly., willing to refer the case to Captain DslcLy orCaptain Anderson. '^Mr-Joy, objected to its being settled, by nwnanticalmen., *• .. • ',-, #i' It was finally determined that as plaintiff's 3 : felt; that Mr Lamb was liable the case should proceed. r ,,./Jpka Gittos was then sworn, and.deposed tVflurfi/lie was one of the-plaintiffs, and in I 1 last the firm purchased a quantity 1 1 .;. pf.iark^of ,Mr Binney, part of which forms ijMlie.snbject matter of the present action. It ■ was then in good order. He met Mr Lamb ;«n the wharf, and engaged Mr Lamb to con :i, '^m any bark he might have to the Whau jrapg-,.»: The rate of carriage was 5s a ton, terms. He eventually agreed to „ ake it, aDd the bark wps Bhipped on board a® Scotchman* .(Mr Lamb's vessel). '.-„. .JSS wbat he heard about the bark being ff W®%& by water he had an interview "ifimMrXamb on the 7th inst. He told hint bags of the bark had been so damaged * taatyit, was almost useless. -, Mr Lamb ; arbitration, and that he would * 'ihire the damage. He consented to submit of the damage to arbitration, as he considered Mr Lamb wholly liable. iMr Lamb thought differently, and went away. .^^ht tons were damaged, which, at £7 per ■ ton, anlounted to the claim. He was still I:': Willing'tb go to arbitration. E His'Hbnor said it was not too late now; ;,Asy man with the slightest particle of knpw *s 'ledge.would do justice in such a case. ; ~U ii !Fo Mr Hesketh : He insured the bjark • against total loss to the Whau bridge. ; .'.., ;J ;•: Rank Hedges deposed that he was com ; mander of the Scotchman, a small steamer, uid remembered taking the bark on board. The receipt was in his hand-writing, it was ~, -. then in good condition. He discovered^ •. ™t the vessel leaked slightly about an hour I 1 irterthey had started from Auckland har. '"Dour.'" -'"" ... "i -.■•■•"■.., t ~. ~ flH ?°Mr J°7 '•' He should think there "Wfere 7 ,WV tons.on, board ;he believed he sighed for that number (Mr Joy complained that Mr Lamb Was Ft^gfigna to the witness by nods of appro- and. shakes of disapprobation, which in iw not ProPer-lMrLamb.'informed the Court' "^wt ithe* learned counsel was mistaken, iHe *>nld not r do M such a thing ;he was merely t wDdmgforwardJ to hear what the witness flaying. The Coiirt suggested that yrit .S^^tpnld turn to th^ wall in! giving!his Wnce, so that he might not see Mr Lamb's was done,and the case went on.) .io Mr Hesketh: She was passed by jthe government'lnspector, but he did not irisist .Ij^&j the .pump, being pnt in; .He did |not *^ the, leak was sufficiently seriou^ to ?'-'*^Mge the cargo. He was not aware of any neßßon the Par* of the men on board. mi fofr uCMse was Proceeding when, we went

THE ELECTION OF EDEN.

h SSL ?SS * provincial Councaior to fSSPi^ff -.the late!Mr ;,^ewßeverjdge took, ps.^e this afternoon -^-"°MuigplacesbeingNewnii^gt : t he H'O au*rvA, good deal of interest rsv'^ ev iri ce d ' ™a opmipns varied much as to^^ich j, n .S*? 6 candidates would.be moria suecess^a ■•^^e-party supp'ortirig ' Mr -May'] went vi for ■**P^rience t!and tried'efficiencyi, -.while |Mr • •.■;■. fj*6B: supporters... Jmade their watchword• and no jobbery." isi the result of the poll :— NiEWM^BKET. . I - ttiw.^ ayi- •• ■ ■■.. ■, ...^im ■ ?-w*-: Be«i-- ■■..-••■■■ ■ ■ ••■■■'•■'-•• ■■-'• ■;." 7% ' '■£/ 16 *<T <r-i> - -/- •■■- WAU.fr •'v|;" w' I ■'■ •»'*;r:' > ;.. --•• 8H I'' yJ* \ ' '.._ .. - ... .6SJ j I

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

I „ "U«NESS DONE ■■ - . :; i I '^^^New, 'Zealand-B^efe^lt 15s. i !,. fj^onal Bank- Sellers, 70s. ,! -I.: 12s. «°nth British Insurance—SeUers, 51s. \ «»tional Insurance—SeUers, 295. , ! - Gas—Sellers, 36s 6d. ■,: ■! - ■»rnia (new issue)—SeUers, 255. J^iedonian—Buyers, £510s; sellers, £5 155; j of^London—Buyers, 235. »:Beach-Sellers, 12s 6d. . \, f i <$"M3s.; seller, i 3s . 1 i a. ngttard, 2s 3d. ' ■ ,8 ;S hiSmile-Buyers, 61s 6d. r,- :; <J V Buyers, Is 3d. 4. ' od



I^jT^BSwn, -Barrett, and- 00/s Standard W^«i4fU^ous and=' strong. ■, Brown, Bflirtetfc Sfc&gr^^Wpi Uoffee deserves prpferenoe to Any Sffi^SS**^ VV4tso4o. dJsttoctnMS o^ flavour. T "™vi hi tows tod province.'—-Advt. \ t -, '.. \ ,'



' W™^ to PURCHASE, 4 WA^?P' Mediately, jffcjffi Iffl ANTED KN.OWN that E* RANTED to EENT,;ibr a t#m of preferred ye^ tWw SV+^X 0®o**'- Queen-street preierrea —Appl? by letter to Box 31, Pqst-ojffice. follow'™™ mf maid8 ' and a Ploughman. The W" ANTED, a ' Housemaid • must "f^AW^ED, 250 Men to visit The « q7 i P^^eon weekly. A genuine article always in Stock. Hats, Shirts, tClorhing, and general Out -7%. ? g' •,, or *)Oys ■and youths we keep an article Wiat win wear at the lowest porsible' price; —Ford/ Potter & Co, The Pantheon, opposite City Hall Queen-street- ■,'■• V ' "•> • "■ WANTED, a respectable Toutk— Apply at the Union' Bakery, Parnell. , WAITED," Tailors.- Apply im T mediately to K. Hampton, Shortland-street WANTED, a Drapers' Assistant for Napier —Apply immediately to Mr' Unl ock, Messrs Owen and Graham's, Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy;— Apply at Robinson's, Bootmaker, "Wharf. ■''^■■- WANTED/a respectable Youth for the cash desk.—J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED to LET,- a 12 Stall STABLE, with Large Hay Loft; also,' For Sale, a PORTABLE OFFICE—B"or particulars apply to Mrs R. Pollock, Drake-street. ~, .<'. WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply! J, Young, Butcher, Grey-street. WANTED, a respectable middle-aged. • Woman a3 good plain Cook and General Servant:-^-Apply to Mrs Buchanan, Grafton Road. IJTTANTED, to call the attention of • VT- the Pnblic to something better than a '^New advertisement." our Tweed Trousers male* to order and well shrunk, from 15s.—Ford. Potter and Co, The Pantheon, opposite the City Hr!l. -. WANTED, Apprentices to the Tailoring, who will be under the sapervision Mr Ford (late cutter to Mr 8. Coombos) —Ford, tter and 00, The Pantheon, Queen-street. WANTED, the public to leave off buying, oki Musty Stock of, ancient date The newest in Auckland is to be'had at The Pantheon, opposite City HaJL We make to measure at Stock prices.—Ford* Potter & Co. *. ■' •»' j WANTFD KNOWN, that Ford, , Potter &Co are getting busy; our orders Jn crepsing da"y/ Plea:e call early in the week. We keep faith with the public at The Pantheon, opposite City H^ll, Queen-street. T^T" ANTED to BOEHOW, £10, ' * repayable by weekly instalments. Personal security. —Address. W.J., care Mr Hampshire, Victoria-street. WANTED to KENT, a small Cottage in or near town ; rent not to exceed 7s per week.—Address " Cottage," Stak office. TJu ANTED £NOWN, that The. * v Pantheon .is thef only Houtc in Auckland whnre you can be measured afr43tcck Prices Trousers, from 16s : Trousers and Vests, frim 255; Paget and Mouraing Coats, from 355; Calatea and Sac Coa*s. from 20s; Biding Habits, from 60s; Boys Suits of Colonial Tweeds, and warranted a good article, 40a— Ford, Potter & Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street. WANTED, an Engagement for a passenger by the Hydaspes, expected in a few days. He is acquainted with all work connected with a s&w mill, can sharp and set, plane and saw, and do plain joining, wheelwrighting, &c.—Apply to Mr J. Dunn, at the GaoL WANTED Jo LET, two Large convenient STORES with a good well; of water, situated in Durham-street, onposite Buckland's Haym&rket.—Apply- to Mr King, Chemist, Victoria street. TIT ANTED, by a single gentleman, "■ w V a Furnished Bedroom in a good locality, with breafcfest only.—Apply, giving particulars, to W.M., care of Star office. . . .-...•,. WANTED, 50 Navvies for the Kaipara Railway. Wapres, from £2 to £2 8s per week,— Apply at the Works, Riverhead. 'ANTED, a Waiter,—Apply at .theGrejrhoundHotet' -i' .'•'■ "■,< WANTED, a young Man as second ,-Cook.—Apply Royal Mail Hotel, Victoria street. ™ " , ■• > WANTED, a good Compositor.L 'App'ly at the Staii office. - |_ i WANTED KNOWN.-.N6W sell ing at S. Coombes' City Clothing Mart, 20,000 yards SYDNEY TWEED Cslightly damaged by water), at 2s lid attd.Ss lid per yard. * I W'A NTED ■' knb^n JflßS^i terrible slaugfiter is now being perpetrated in Wakefield-street in the shape of cutting down the prices of Boots and Shoes,. as will be seen by r advertisement.—Garrett Bros., Dublin House, Wakefield-street, Auckland. TXT;^N»TBD, 500 tons of Old 7 \ „ ? r, aslw c °PPer» Iron, Zinc, Pewter, Lead, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper; Canvas, Bagging, Rope, and Rags ; also, Bottles, Cast-off Clothing, ■ &c, at BAiTTYE A" CO.'S London Maifne Store, Old Market, Queen-street, Auckland. i WANTED, three or four respectable . s Men as Boarders at Wheeler's Boairdi' mg House, Qoburg Place, opposite, Lbrne street Hall. Terms, with single bedroom, £1 per Jweek. Bedroom to let"wttb, or. with °}^ Board. The' house being centrally £ltu^f4. working, mem will findit a desirable home, si; : aoob'otJn - ■•■■■■■■ t i W A n tMji '"'ln6 "its (Late Manager ThamE^ *- X$- " _ . vr^; i ,_?£atcarworks): Has commenced Business In Upper , . ._!'■ ■%, !. doom above a: Staines. Every '(f®?*}™**,^**' Plumbing, Oasflttlng, Zinc, and r Oalvap^on; of Work doneE r iCift and Force Pumps fitted npHpJ} repaired." Mrsticlasa work'ffnaranteed, j^» WANTEDV,?^QT\nsr v tnat at)J. S. CoßLKy's. Junction of Grey and Queen-, stieet, Bespoke Tailoring, 'Establishment, may be had the best- fitting Trousers .in Auckland, at 255; bun-, dreds of patrons to choose from other garments at equally lowjjirices.' v~ r «,! 'v\ ;[' jj. I WjOfTEt), a .strong-active* Girl,! ,a ( Generall Servant;, no washing.-^-' Apply. Stab ofiace. -^— a'KS ~ THAT fW ? .SFeRW dJ»\e^^i»ll rtoaifs, prompt^, and to keep the sansa in order for <welve months A Ifull Jewelled Skeleton detached!, Patent Lever Watch warranted fojonetmlnnte a Month, £6 gs. %; r , n \ ' ■; ,WiM-r <&pT&ts'laptti>&i<fMmppfy fa ..■Wmji of Timber -spd ■ Qtlfer Bnnfl^-' r^»tariiJa,..; Ito3sdliw- Sasheii, 'Boor^iMould^g^tM^Timm U6n^ Blocks, :Posto/-(Biils, HartfroM Tftinfal Shafbi fion bark and Blue Gum Lathi SMngles, lie., &c. atithi. I lowest ra*rk*t price, at Mm Yarda, Ouitom»-hoii«e- J : \ ti...■ '■'■ .Mi



.Ranted kno^jn, aS 1 assortment _of new arrived. PAPJERHATSGtNGS, to _ be duposed .of at low prfcu, to ?*SSPF "^aitangi ships.- J.-; WAKD, opposite J. and J. Dickey, Queem-street. ..,, wua^« "Ranted that ttte tw mainder of Barrett Brothers !sW bf Boots will be cleared out Regardless of Costb dole • -—■ —- ~Z~— i-^ "Wanted mown, tiSt ~i « a * MOEKISON fs prepared-to execute uUkinfls or Asphalting; -, at -. reasonable prices(>iAddregs f ±/r — __ ' "TO"ANTED, 5 «Eve*ybotf;l' S TflßoW 4 i *h^cK- S> JONES,.Saddler, Queen-stTe4tU w appointed Sole Agent for EHiman's Celebrated Royal Embrocation for Horses, Cattle and Sheepj !A certain cure for Lameness, Swellings, Bruises Sprains, Cats, and Sores of every Sind:i «e<!ond consignment per Jubilee just opened.- ; : : ,-■> .;• ;• ' Renders mti '^ittitos. will be received itp to Noon of "THURJ3- Y'^ he $?% lnsfc ' for BftpkQases, Pigeon Hol*s, and other Fittings required in the New Post Ofßde Custom House, and Telegraph Oflice, Auckland i ' Plans, &c, at my Office, Queen Jstreet i'; i-i .:.,,!<• EDW;ABD.MAHONEY, i ■ ■'(•'■'■ < >'<■■ ■> ..■■'.,_,.,, -r , ■ ,-, r; ..<T Architect.! J^UGKhAEi) ANI> MEROEk : ; ■, "V^A^iii'w'A:^-. ■: -'■ .. ■ ■■■■ ,»,:m, ",.M I : '■'■'"■■ ■ ' r J Tenders will be received at this office on TH ÜBS DAY, November 6, for the Construction and Erection Of GOODS SH.EDB at the following gtatjpn^. viz :—; ©tahuhu Diury Papatoitoi Pukekohe j Papakura Tuakau and • j Mercer. Plans, specifications, *0., to be seen at this offlde. JNO. BROGDEN & SONS*. Albert Barracks, (i .,, October 27, 1874. FOUND, a Cheque.—The owner can have the same by applying to the Market Hotel, Grey-street, and paying expenses. ' SJTOIJEN or BiIIFTEID, from at. K3 : George's Bay, a Hat-bottomcS Dttigy 'about ten feet; painted black. The finder will be rewarded on leaving it with Mr Oliver, • Boatbuilder, Bt Georgb's Bay^ ! T "" ••'■■o. *2 ■ ■&'■••'*:■ ■■'■ f. i-« , , -. , , The members of the Good Samaiitaiii Lodge "are Invited to attend a special meeting, which will take place at the Lodge room, TO-MO&ttOW EVKNIfcjG, at 7.30. • : . TflOM A8 H. BIGGS, TT.C.T. fU- (■■' 'si| --'v ■ ■■-■ :il 1 .•wnhooiA I T AND TEANSFEE IoT NOTICES. !; i? . '■' '■ '■' '■■ : ; rtO ,\ \'- ! Notice is hereby given that the several parcel* 0,. Land.iiiicoinafter desciiiißiil will bo Iwougbt under the provisions of"" The Land Transfer Act, 1870,"^ nnles caveat be lodged forbidding the same in eachcas^on or before 30th November, 1874 :— ■." •■ ■ ■ ■ '•./: ; John FAiRcniLD -Lot 27, and part of lot 28 of subdivision of part of allotment 12, section 8, suburbs of Auckland; No. 706. ■ - , : • ■ >tv |t i j John Huston—Allotment in Parish of Titlrangl, containing 97 acres, more or less, originally granted to John Honry, the elder; 2To. 767. Fwki>kbick Ikbland. Babton Ireland, aid Gzobge Edwabd IrkiaAND—Lot 3, of sub division of allotment 42, section i, Town; of Auckland ; No. 766. The Imperial Crown Gold Mining CdMpiiry (Limited)— The KauvreranKa.. E, No. ,4. bljock at Moanatairi District oi Mauirakl, contairilng 1 rood 10 per, more or less, in occupation of said Company; N 6771.1': teziaaiifni i Diagram's may be inspected at this office. - ■ Dated this 27th diy of October,' 1874; at the Lands Registry, Office, Auckland. . ' ■' ~• „ ■;, «tß< /I. ■-■ I rp . tJMO, B, PA^Y, District Land Ecgiatrar, .;•''':.:: •' , ~'■ ': r; .-.."; btw ,bqAB .ttaooxS. I i TXT INKS & H A LJL OABINET-MAKEBS' & UPHOLSTEReJrS " AND f i- GENERAL' Hf6tTSB FtfSNlMfiilßS, XEAVX'^TOW ON HJiND aaojD J?HB LARGEST AND BEST ASSOSTKD STOCK OF FT7ENITITEB, OAEPETS, FLOOE |tfifotfl,s fioo»ir.txio ii'aaflOTrri iImO o/b«WolI* ■ BILLIAED CLOTH, i -■■■.- i AND GBNSEALFTJENISHINGS -' .'■■■ >-:. ; , A.:..-r'E'.iP, YCT IN NEW ZEALAND, 0.. Which are all marked at exceediDgly LOW PBIJES TE^^RADE,:T|-SHJPJ!E^Sj^UPPLIpD »T9ooio B*?Ma; .'iWHOLESiAIiEJ^-MB^P W. &H. having large and convenient works! ops manufacture every description of Furniture on the SHOBTEST NOTICE. PLJX)R^JLOTHO ALL iVvTyUOMS, OJT iBTJ^ , TO ANY^ONok.^ j B OARPET^IpI^JJ^Ain^LMp. . JLJL . Q §»: AGENTS >3fO^[THK l A^.i S"-o^a. .'? sa; s T-13 ■X E k 'ct p ••■■ Aip^^l^ tasTiakjH iiij C;: 1-.:/.-■ .■'.•.? V.-: .■;■ .-::>fi^>-..r, '.j.w4:-»?-"%.*V.i Long aeknowledgedi ft« Tlln BEST, ata>- .„_ THB CHEAPEST. ~W The New HAND MACHINE is a marvel ofalmp id ;& Si<s& ■^^■^efflele^j^elfsif f^ ~ Every .Machine G^arifinteed.: ; rlnstrnptt9naGr»tls. Illustrated Prospectus and Samples of work lent po3t..free,, :■ r . ~.■: ''..-■% '.'.>;f 3t:^jF \»fc io ena jtoldV | —-TTfelf - t QOCIDENTAL^-|S|^EBiPSSPAK:E M-E'li^Q^^JpE.j^UiPj - The LAST SWEEpHrAfc^g previo4s toMEi W ING takes place ■on~-|<IIIDAY, 23rd of fto6to >er, if MOJ^A*/v'f2flth;m>uWl)DNESDAi!i«o 'Mib > j m d FBIDAY, SOth. . . vSl^'^S* •ces'!°4^ llOfeJ BC a& a ti?*wy. 'i'flißbwa.ftD pehkins. '



1 "-'•"' ': "'•-■-'■ ' and. Co.^-QiiGGTi^iTrcerr —^^— »'-■■*■••***•*• ■* -»^.... ;..] ? TtoffcitX: • •—t "i'U iiiiii 1, tot,. .-- .".:; «sher. Chapel-street -*- occupation of Mr A. * —. - " "* °*n be given.' North, containing 11 rooms. iVmseflSiou^ "?Hia the eDd of next week.—Apply to A. a^ \ ■ thier, Queen-street. | ;rpHE Master of St. Matthew^s . • School will open Evening Classes in the School-room from 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays, Tnesday'e, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Extras: Latin, French., Geometry. — for further information apply at the School. " } ; J ' T ADTES' COLLEGE, opposite si: -L* Matthew's Church—Tuition" in Mddel an^* Crayon Drawing, Painting, and making Wax Flowers. Music lessons twice a weak, by Mr Lambert, Professor of Music. Dancing from 3 lio 5 p.m. on Saturdays All other branches necessary, for a sound education carefully attended to.! Vacancy for a Boarder. , g E WING- MACHINE^ I am now agent for all the old-established and best Sewing MachineSj«tajDwn. \iz.: Singers', Thomas.',' Howe s, Howe'siirifciwffia, Wheeler and Wison, Nussdy and Pilhngs' imprfef??£ittle Stranger" and "Wanza." A large Stock ta swfclsfron. a printed guarantee given with each ym^fißie, undertaking to keep it in order for twelve m^jiimS free o charge. Repairs pro perly done. Needlesf oil, and extras GEO. W. HESLOP, ___^ The Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane.j WAITED KmW^- selling off. Building coming down. Must clear out. at any price." No reasonable offer refused One visit solicited. W. L. ROTH, Cabinetmaker, TTpholste^er, French T> o lisher, Chair Canar, Shop and Office Fitter, and General Furnishing Undertaker, returns his grateful thanks to his ntim&rous frienfls, and the general public for the very liberal support and patronage hitherto accorded him during the past three years, and begs to inform them that he is com pelled to clear out his vast and varied stock of Furni ture of every description, suited for the humblest cottape or the most luxurious mansion, including Irori and Wood Bedsteads of all sizes and descriptions,. Portable,*c.,Hair,Flflx,and Cocoacut Fibre Mattresses, Feather and Flock T>eds, CarpfUg, Walnut, JRimxC Cedar, and Kauri Chiffoniers fsomo with mrror panels and back, and carved), &c. Mahogany, Rimu, and Kauri, Loo, Telescope, Office, Kitchen, and Toilet Tables; Drawing-room Suites in hair, cloth, rop, damask, and leather, at all prices. Fenders; Fire Irons, Cutlery, and Cooking Utensils of every description ; Tools, Clothing, Eoots, and something to suit every man, woman, or child, too numerous'to mention Must be sold at any price. First come first choice !—Note the address:—W. L. ROTH. Old Supreme Court-house, Queen-street (opposite Mon ague's Fancy Eepository. MYSTIC LOYAL ORANGE LODGE; No. 4. ; The Regular Monthly Meeting of tte above, ( X<o(lg%will-v ber T h?ld.i^ the Lod^e Room 0 6f W °YM. & AT^fr^EUESDAY next, October 27th, at 8 o'clock p.m. Visit ing Brethren are invited to atten^. By order of WM. IVfILLINEF, SALESWOMAN.-- JJLL Wanted, a first-class Milliner ; also, an effi cient Saleswoman, and a strong Lad about 14 or 15. —M. &C. Milne, Cheapslde House, Queen-street. I Q A LED ON"l AN GAME'S To be held at the ELLERSLIE GARDENS I J H.^:k v"'THE 4TRT^ciroF Faxes' blrtbday, MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1874.: i L" OT A L OE A N &!b. INSTITUTION. A Special Meeting of the Grand Lodge will be held on TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at 7 p.m., in, the Lodge-room, Welleslny-street. Busines? : To t uthorise the disposal of the Pro perty of the Institution. By order R.W-74. JJ<OUND, on Saturday, 24th inst., £~ a sum of Money. Tne owner can have same by1 giving description to Du\JVtackie, Brace's Coach Factory Upper Queen Jstreef. r|"^O LET, a two-roomed Cottage,— A Apply to Mr §?oley, behind J. Young's, Butcher, Groy-strcot. MISSING- PRIENDB. — Thomas, Naraamore is Informed ©f the death of I his - latter and is requested to write home at once, <pra T OS T, on Friday last, in the western part of Auckland City West, a BOOK ion taining blank forms of Receiptß for Education Rates.—Any person bringing the same to the Pro vincial Treasury will be rewarded. j i L»o i A UCKLAND WATEE SUPPIJ.T. i^m o ¥ n [hTinrp x Tjd , '■'■ Corporation Waterworks Office. » October 27,1874. Specifications and Conditions of Tender, with eyeiy information, are now ready for delivery. P. A. .PHILIPS, [ . . . \. Town Clerk; "' ! H EMPLOTMENT Wanted Urn steady married man jnst arrived in the coHray, an emigrant by ship Zealandla ' el^«U^aars churactier from last employer ; willing to maSeTfl mae lf generally useful.—Address to J.P., Sta.b office. i "" I ' ■ . • ! & Q E M O V A |L TEMPORARY PREMISES, • '"_ OPP.OSITB THE CITY HALL, j Kespcctfully informs the public he [i? continuingl the : OLBABIN&-OUT SALE I 0 J OP i f ; BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS*,;" ! DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, ■ . Hi LADIES' AND BABIES' WAREJ I ) j c . EMPOEABY PREMISES . I ■ ■ ■ - I v ? ! OPPOSITE THE CITY HALt ' ■ ! ? ■* ■ - jo. ■{ rjl H E UNDEE Sla N E i)i -. HAS FOR SALE ' or < and ; T °^.A R R I V E: " Muntz Metal, Noa irx^ ooz : % Coppering Nails an 4 Felt"\ \* ■ Wire Rope, best quaUty, l|: tVsiin ' « Chain Cables, J to ljin, i dmiraU* Lted Anchors, from 4cwt to lOicwt, Admtralwtested Baxter Brother's Royal Nlvy Canvas >V« Gourock Canvas, extra quality Colza Oil, in casks and drums ' ' s£^tl°^' nd bolled ' to cask and drums' • Stockhokn Pitch and Tar, best quaUty ! , Resin, Oakum, Sail Twine Paints-White, green, and black, &c. *, ,# ». H. MoKENZIE^



ij<»SMi^ (*Keap), a Farm of 200 «•*"stork'at Pufcekohe. Terms easy. a ¥SWW 3::r ■-■■■■ ■*•?.:. :■-..-.•-'■yi^^g3!flttßfegM BAMTJEL .COOBEANE AND SOW, | ........ ;_....„ ~:.:.-;. r , ; - r •■ ■ * .., „ F.orJrstreet» _ ■ I ■''.'•; X OT' THE *o*PBEAttvF £<*!* 'sum*! ~.'.,.: -COMPANY- ,v ; I. . '-Tiio,ebjeck"of the. Company is the"itipply, of wholesome Meat to shareholders "andfcoirAimers »*le?? than can'jbe donel by private establishments, FOR CASH, or guaranteed short accounts. The nominal vcapital of the Company is £4000,' in ,£OOO shares of-£1 each. 10s of which will only be called up. . ' ~•■'. , , . '''.'. Arrangements will be made to secure suitable , business premise* and an efficient manager.' j Credit will. only ,be given to Shareholders, and only to the extent, of the value of shares held, thus [Providing againgfc the possibility of bad debts. The savitig thus effected will, it ia estimated, be suffielently large to pay 10 per cent interest on capital invested, and a b^nup of 10 per cent to consumers ; and.good, wholesome Meat at a less price than can be ' done on the credit system.•'■; 53 ■". H Ko shareholder will be allowed to hold more than 100 shares. ,••«■• Above 1200 shares have already been disposed of.. As soon as 2000 shares shall have been subscribed for,'a meeting of shareholders1 will: be held, and directors chcsen. r\ Farly application necessary, as business will be commerced with the new year. . , Tho 10a will be called up in monthy instalments of ,2s 6d each. • 'A list' of'shareholders can be seen at A.. Domwell'a office, Queen-street, from whom all further particulars may be obtained ;' also; the proposed, rules of the Society. ' "r ' „ . ... Extract of a letter received from the Co-operative rP^ciety, Whaiigarei :—" With reference to the process of the Society T may state that it has rather exceeded otir.ruost sanguine expectations. We. have been desirous to see tbe system inaugurated* in- Auckland, where a sort of head central store should l)p established."—(Signed) ■J. T. Rkybtjun. ' Theri* Secretary ;of the Mahurangi Co-operative Society writes with regard to that Company:—-" It is f jit present and has been doing well. It has brought down prices 20 per cent, and the most liberal of the .former storekeepers has reduced his profits con siderably, but has done more business in con sequence" A Shareholder writes:—" I fully believe in the system and feel confident where properly J and economically managed there ca.n be no doubt of its success." -■' 'j'A'i >•" '■' A gentleman connected with the Wellington Co-operative and Catfle Dealing Society writes":—"lt will prove., a great success, and similar companies will eventually'be established in all the lars;e .provincial towns, . The Secretary, of the Com pany some time ago started a Cooperative Bread and ■ '-Biscutt'business on the above system, which has' not only been the means rtf reducing the price of bread, but also of malting many, of ourpld established men retire from business. , TO'SHIEP-OWNEBS Sheep-owners are respectfully requested to legibly brand a?l Sheep^belonging to thera, on or before the 10th proximo, ?n accordance with the provisions, o of " The Sheep Act, 1863," F. C. LEWIS, Inspector of Sheep, Auckland District . Auckland, 24th October, 1874^ JJELB O-TJB N E OT7 P. [<£i SWEEPSTAKE.No. 2. ,U Shareholders are renpectfully requested to pay their Subscription >n Shares -on or before Saturday, 31st inst fc hares remaining unpaid after that Sate will be re-allotted,. Sweeps;will take place'on ), Thursday, 29th, and Saturday, 31st. For unpaid shares ioh Moddaj,,Tuesday, and Wednesday Evenings next, at 8 o'clock. Drawing on Thursday, sth pros, at half past six in the evening. 1 .'','*■'•„ ■"■ H. N. ABBOTT, . ' ■' " ' •."'■ City Club HoteL Ootober 25th, 1874. AUCKLAND -ANNUAL f r,\ (I 'm T : EBGATTA. :' I(} 0 " i£U%kr 29ra^ANUARY, lg?s. ' i" TBADIKG "VESSEL BACK: For Trading Vessels (Brigantine*,. Schooners, and Ketches). 25 tons register and upwards. Prize, £60 with a sweepstake Of £5 added. THOS. HENDERSON, Jun., f■: y.v. ■■■ i.-:s -■ .■/-.-. ■ :;./,:.. . .}' Hon Sec. VA L XT A'B'T. EPEEEH O LD 1 ; f}U« l£j PROPERTY. ' ' , For Sale, » commodious residence at Parnell, con taining nine rooms, and built with special regard to comfort by the owner. In tho Dining-room there is a Chiffonuier and Bookcase, with gists doors. . JThe Nursery open's.from the large Bedroom—Wardrobe in the hitter1. llb the Kitchen there is a Leamington range and spacious Cupboards. Water is laid on in the house. In yatd; 3 large .tanks, splendid well land pump ; wash-house, with chimney built in; f pwl hpuse .and piggeries. There is an excellent, flower and kitchen garden and orcberd well stocked with choice fruit trees, many pt them in full bearing. > To a*! purchaser liberal terms of- half cash and balance L^ay remain' on mortgage at 8 jper cent.—For further particulars apply by letter only to M.D., Stab office. ' "'*" ■ ■■■■■-■ T .■ ■ , : ■ \:: '■■ ; '• SIP ■■ ■ 1 !l • BISMARCK AND FRENCH ,J REPUBLIC GOLD MINING COMPANY. (RKGISTERED.) The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders -will be held in the Large lioom of the iNew Zealand Insurance Company's .Buildings on FRIDAY 'the ,80thdayof October, 1874, at 2 o'clockipim. r; \ Business : To receive Directors' Report apdßalance .Sheet, and to elect a new, Board of Directors, in ac cordance with the rules. * ■ i ', & f i, ; ROBT. SOMMERVILLE, { - ;vb ,'■ 'V -.j-.-: .; i ,:iyy),n Legal'Managor. • Shortlasd-street, Auckland. ■' •> :-.. °< _>i :■: October 14, 1874. '•'■'■ /A j BISMARCK ATOF^E^OH JREPUBLICGOLDMINING COMPAOTT ! (REGISTERED). | A Call (the 6th) of Eightpehce(Bd) per Share'has this day been made by the Directors, payable to'the Manager, at the Compary's Office, Shortland-strret, on or before Wednesday, the 11th day of November 1874. „, ~. ~- ■■.■. •■ i- , '- ' " ,fr ~ ' , J ROBT. SOMMESVILLE i k *' Legal Manager. Shortland-street, Auckland. October 14, 1874. ~:a:";;]v ;: ~ ?73T8 B&MAT. " ? A.. S., H. IjiTteMu^M T \; .f-i'fM I .- - OF -:,.■■■ • . } • FINE COLONIAL TWEEDS ;: ;; .: 6k-sal-k,by;;'^ ;;. T, H. iiALL ,& CO. [ ■ pi ;raa\ HO rn«a j By the Undbbsignsd— ' 'f * '■'' ; ■ ■ I ■ '.'. FISEST QUALITY BAEERSuFLOTJR | &lidßi.; „-. .. HOUSEHOLD „ „.. .. «,la6oßaiid'loos-'! >-«^ }' 1,. OAIMEAL .. Ik:,-*. ..\ ■/-,.:■ :iv .^.. i .. PBARL BARLEY ;• I B jito'fl -*mm&>6 «E 1.. .CANTERBURY GHEUSE AND BACOK ) ;,, NELSON. HOPS. .. »'i ■'.;■•- ;^ j 1.. FINE TEAS ;■«,:.:h. :• ;•:!,.-.•... , ;-r ---, j .. FJBfcT FOR SHEATHDTG AND ROOFING^ ! | ... BOOTS &. BHOJKS..; • . <~-.■ w^3(? i s<n|) ! Rp B;E S; B::l:'C;;J3 vf :Y:E D .. '.. -■• "1 V. ■'".vV v : ■"..'ji-s'tis&ti ii^flp4SS^^.ALJANv-efcWrliNaE.Sji ■ ' ' ,m;ujhO ot f.n Inbalk;OT'bbttfe;'r;-.'KA BT]j'oTß CI.T'IA BSJ.V -•jlAlK'OvlOg'' ; t. C'l-A^L & co;, :.'■



PI TT-STEEBT WESLEYAN OHUKOH. aknYy|P^r'y soire c/ TmS^TUBSDA^BVENnfe:,:" \-U Teaat 6.30 o'clock. v . ». ? v PUBLIC MEETING" IN THE CHTjfecHi" At 7.30 r o'clock.^. An-«* lwill be presented, and Addresses delivered; Messrs Martte, an**. J 'J-: s"' " J~l ■ ! -MtISICAI. SELECT .^ Will be rendered by the Cho!r>' \ j 'Praise'the,Lord' ~.. .. .. Mo^Aiv. " ■ 'What are these that are arrayed • . ts& j — .. in white robes ?' .. ..■ L Staj'nerl. ' Behold, I bring you ghd tidings ?' Pitman. I 0" 'I will greatly rejoice in the Lord.' . ! a • The Lord in my strength.' ' ■ .n Tickets, Is 6d. ■:'";:;-" "i 4 FANCY B*A/ZAAS ■ r »j j - ;in'Aidof M[ g "f/I'<; ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, vJ- Ponsonby Road, j Will be held in the NATIO-NAL m£"k% QTTEEN-STBEeIt,. ;.THIS: DAY^MOND^j-pctober ggj At 1 p.m. During the day A GIEF AUCTION WILL BE HELD j , To clear off the TSalance of Goods unsold. • A BANE* WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE | Admission'—ls; Children, Gd, r-. ■ j wi J cat m : a J\ ; J' ! fjl O C AEP ENTE Ep. Tenders are invited up to 3 o'clock on THURSDAfY, .•{9th instant, for Altwations to "the Auckland fiotiel, Uneen-street. ■: ••: ft y\ n ■"•■ XT ■■■ I S. " ~1 Ca »S ;t. B. CAMERON, I jS: Architect^ f ' ■' P- T:. (• -'-'" '■'' ■' 'fry A TJOEEANP HAEEO^ ifL ; .-;- 'BOAED. ;i;..l!' i ' 1' i j TENDERS FOR STEAM LAUNCH, i ■ : ■■ .> Inm Harbour Board Offices', Auckland, October/18,,1?74, Tenders will be received at this office until TTTES DAY, the 2nd November,, at Noon, for the Constric tion of a STEAM LAUNCH for the Pilot Service in , terms, of plans and specifications-to be seen at the office of tjie Chief. Harbour Master. : Vj „, Tenders may be for either Hull or Engine separately 'or one tender-for both.' '■-■.' , ;■ "'J j , Tenders to be endorsed'" Tenders for Construction of'^tearn Launch." : , . ..;>; WILLIAM C. DALDY, f ! ' Chairman. TO B¥ICI h AIBEiS. TENDEIIB will be'received until noon of the 29th October ~ for the erection of Brickkilns, <*c., : : in Mechanics' Bay : labor only. Plans, &c, at my office. EICHABD KEALS. Architect. W AI^A TO RAIL W iJY PUROHASE OF SLEEPERS. The undersigned Is ready to Purchase Sleepers for the Mercer and Newcastle Railway. Those whoiare willing to supply ihem can obtain printed Conditions and Specifications upon application to the District Engineer, Thames, the Resident rand Assistant Engineers, in the Waikato Distvlct, or from jthe Officers Commanding Engineer Vblunteer Militia. | JAMES STEWART, | .00 ' .'' ! ' ■ ' *' District Engineer. 5 Auckland/October 16,1874. '■ ._^.^ j ,'- >'^ > .-. i .',MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.[\ a j " UNSEEDEJMED PLEDGES Tinr W: DOWDEN,T ■ HAS "f * received instructions^ frpm 'i.Mr A. Beavey to sell by. auction on Monday next,- 2nd 'November, at his Marti:Queen-street, 1 A Large Quantity' 'of Unredeemed Pledges, con , sisting of Clothing, &c., &c, ,i nig i THURSDAY, NOON. A M"" : BRAUGHTON HALL, PARNiEjLi.j ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE & EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruc tions from Mrs Cowan to sell by auction at her residence, Braughton Hall, Parnell, on Thursday next, at 12 nodn, £ ; | Her Household Furniture and Effects, con«t§ting Sof— „Parlour, Sitting-room, Bedroom, .and .'Kitchen Furniture, Two J3air Cloth covered Couches, *Two ( E»sy Chairs and Eight small Chairs, Cane Hocking j and other Chaivs, Venetian Blinds, Blinds i and Curtains, Carpets, Fenders, Fire Irons, Loo j and Square Tables, Oilcloth, Umbrella Stand, Scraper. Fi>ter, Meet Safe, American Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Glass and Earthenware, *c. . . j ■ Six Bedrooms, containing Bedsteads (double jaiid single), Mattresses (hair and flax), Feather I Pil lows, Palliasses, Blankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Waslistands, Toilet Sets, Toilet&lasses and Tables, Chests of .Drawers, Commode, Matting, ffic, Box of Personal Effects, Sewing Machine, <Sc. TO-MORROW. ■ T j VALUABLE r HOUSE HOL D FUR N I TUBE, , - PIANOFORTE, &0., Ac, A'i' the Residence of Mr J»;Smithl GRANT & MOTRTON HAVE received instructions frbm Mr J. Smith, who is leaving for England] per mail steamer Macgregor, to sell by auction, at his residence, Lome-street, on Wednesday, October 28, 1874, t afc 11 o'clock, *>. The whole of his Valuable Household Furniture Fine-toned' Full Cottsge Trichord English Pianoforte, in very rich Italian Walnut, lion legs, Electro-plate, etc., etc ; all recently jpuxri chased regardless of cost, and in flrstJrat9 condition. j *",7 W< Furniture on^ view this dajr*.--';,/"fj"i j * y i,;/ ■ f-j-rr" ■;Teims-?Cash.; ' j POSTPONEMENT TO; OTDNESDAY, At 11 oJclook.; presHrved meats, sdu|s, ? IRON TANKS AND 4 SHff S' r STQRES. ■[.-■ ' X & Hv^AACS .L r^ ' WILL sell % auction; at their Stores, Fx>rt-steeet r To-morrow (Wednesday), Obtober 28, at 11 o'clock, the following Ships' Stores, in, splendid order :— ,'. p~ ;••'■. ■, v; .*'■; ■ .6 Iron Tanks, about 4 tons Preserved' Beef, Mutton. Soups, Chickenißroth, &c.;\ Coffee (in bean), ,fl ~. !;-v.': Biscuits, Kaisins^ Preserved Potatoes Butter, casks Beef : .Ale, -Port iand Sherry Wine, Claret & ; t T. . ■ ■■■■•. ■-!: ■■ ■'&c., ■■■ ■ ■■'- -'&c.;'-":' '-" ■■■■ftc.X'v-; "■"■;. ... :■■■ -.- ■■:' ;• • 'Also,: ■■■ ; ■'" .. ■'-■" "- t 10 cases Canterbury Cheese , . 3 cases Hams and Bacoa . v Blue,-Fine Salti Safdines; Staich ?«■ s s,r&;,>pil!Bi«ajad OJU,^ ayghJ.'Welghf ffiandleß Mixed Spice, Bottled Vinegar, Sorta-Oarbort



WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28. ■- .- - „ COWS, HORSESr —~"^ ■ ~:;:';' '- ■:.-*',. ;^«EFSQM£\ | ■*- ,steuct'otis from Mr ■WilU^Galbraith' (m&hsa ;3 lvjß .Jfanayard irjtenflg leavirßthe vc6ibnyXra.seU af- life residence, Epsom, adjoining*Mr'-tfawEwwl's Property, cntWedniesfiay i^xtjSSfli isstS]at 11 o'clock, *he%'hole l ST^GK andfHOUSEHOLD FUENI* 3 Good Milch Cows 1, Hgivy, Draught•-M*»g^fi ft > ft i , 1 YoupgColt". , *_*', rr r lit-yrrwri I .. !.> .Calrel;.Pfgs, Poultry,^ ( '; **> g[ ■ I :;"„ jsamuee- cw^&t®%:MMoa MONDAY' NOVEMBER 2;.",,. SHI h r AY ■?)•& Iw§ jg BY ORDER OP- THIJ TRUSTEE. FREEHOLD HQUpiHOLD PROPERTY. xd o 6 h&r^ .T ; ■ FREEMAN'S BAY. nftJS have* received in ,- X , jstTuctioßS toaell at the land Mart, Fortgßtaeet, ■'• on Monday,-!2nd Boyemb'er, at 12 o'clock; pjj Lot 17/, and part dfTLot/W, oftthe subdivision of Allotment's 2 and'3.'Section 41, City of Auck <■ .' !?fl land, "4o 'feet'6'incles #otitage 'to Jy w*?' 1 1. *vk street;I'Freeman's ;Bay,-on ivhfcH are erected , four, and. three rooms respecEvely,,; ;ail In good 'repai^-liayipg been re-shingled and put 'iHf:in fMoroughbrfl^ lately! : On the'prtoerty 13 >■■..'.< ; a hever*dlf rig»well/of waterl Wow gelding a rental of L 52 perannum.. ' : ". . - SAMUEL COCHRANE & ; SONT" Auctioneers. ___ -r> '-•■ * " « t ?nr THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29. CORN E'!X CHAN. GE. to ciioW Consignments. GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by'public auction, at the .-.CoroiExcljange, on-,Th.ursday, 29th I October, at' ll" o'clacic sHar^,j 340 bags Barley 25 kegs Victorian Butter 8 cases Hams and Bacon. 110 bags Crushed Oats f T IQO bags Bprle^Dupfc <i yjr k st) B&ks Oamaru FlouiT 40 cases Peacock's Tart Fruits 100 cases Peacock's lib Jams tS^Ojyi? JHaW^ißi'S Jinft^ 95 cases Peak's Jams 3 cases Figs „ , Ihj n>n 5. cases llbCoiiifecHotfe^ '° 3 5 cases Alb ~ 20 cases White Starch 24 cases-Mtjrton's Vinegar 14 cases London Pickles 15 cases Salad Oil (pints) tfO[OHl3?)ca3fcs;Beef'.!;;.: io !i?iO ewrS 25 casks Preserved Beef and Mutton. Terms at Sale. EiliJUldlUl* UklA t^uiiiki .<diu/IJL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. FREEHOLD PROPERTY, WAKEFIELD, ABERCROMBIE,/ a AND BARRACK STREETS. FARM "■ A AND STONEi 'MOOSE, GEPSOM. THE Subscribers have received in stiuctions to se*l at the Land Mart, Fort-street* on Monday, 2nd November, at 12 o'clock, Allotments Noa 42 and 43, Section, STo 32, City /P, of t AucklaEa> 80ilinis frontag?!)to ■WaKefield street, 228 links to ABercrombie-street, and 80 Hnks to Barrack-street, on which are erected two shops fronting Wakefl eld-street and four houses fronting Abercrombie-street: the whole now yielding a rental of over £100 a-yea?. ' Snburban Yaxrti, Lot'No 97, tafisE of "Waitemata, containing 20 seres, fenced, subdivided, land doyn in - Grass; aid having erected oh it S.^bst(tntralßtone_ House, now in the occupation of Mr Crawford, and situated close ta M* Wtotfs'properiyJ (MTW& SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. "FRIDAY, "NOVEMBER"«; : BY ORDEi , OP THE SUPREME GOURT. • " rf^BW ' SiiMfiKst 4» dhaßoi*fecbiT%d in -1 .aiSfauoUoßSjtOoßeUi^fclh^^merj Mart, Queen and Wyndham-streets, on Friday, \November 6, at half-past 12io'do«&'in-thesafiternoon, - AU that Piece or Parcel of LAT9D, containing 400 acres, more or less, being Allotments County cf Marsden. GEORGE SIBBE?, Auctioneer. ; . t TKJtHTB HOIH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. FRSH6L*ItiL^II^S)TMENTS. '. ~ :HOBSON' < S BRTDGi/BREWE^ rpHE Subscribers have received ln im* i<mmm&p*4ti sia^i^^vS^ik&i sA«tt, Fort street, on Wednesday, November 4, at 12 o'clock, 11 Allotment* on (ho1 Bpmm and' Domain Roads, being the frontage of the Hobson's Bridge Brewery Allotment, two minutes walk from Newmarket, Deferred payments. .: Plans und particulars at tha A'lictito'Mttfc SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON,' Auctioneers. F^iSAY^^OV^MBER 13. itioiislqtaoo ?o oavi/cs al woT? ELLEESLIE! ELLERSLIE! E LJLJLR S LIE ! ■^ ——— m,i Hi^Trcaaa'aJigaiw- sht EpA^BsJße^^^trfieted by E. L Grahame, Eaq., to sell on Friday, Noveffibej 18, at 12 o'clock noon, at Brunswick Matt, A L L O°T ME NT S IN THK Adjoining Eailway Station anfl fronting; Panmuro 'Road. The Township of KUersUe is one of the most charming localities in our beautiful suburb's, and com bines everything that can please the eye and invigorate the body.~"While sufficiently distant from town to ensure pure country air, the facilities of railway traffic enable the heart of the city to be reached in a few minutes, and season tickets can bo obtained at very low rates. The view from the estate i may be described aa ■almost' bbradlo**.^extending to V the Manukau and "Wairoa Ranges, and embracing larPlana at Auctioneers'. . - fj