NAPIER.

Wijefe-! *a~en £ ye a banquet in Stepß *iL r)/j_cLean. He will remain In :^lS»bout a fortnight.; ~ '„, $. |: , '^Siu-niigrfthts per Helen Denny are e3s_^^^-)^ts oh. the absurdity of i-flnt-Grenewr shipping f ; one .hundred tbft,#iß^riYsß, emigrants, as m the case of thereby creating a difficulty c. _• eTrmlovment for married couples in finding e^j.^ t ; ~ , to Sir D." McLean does not fY for a week. No mention hsis been W$ °F___e.-ing of his constituents, though i papers. ... :. I, ,„ ... j • r£ fease of the Native School Beserve, a_?i? Ak 000 acres, sold to-day for £750 a h: {Per Press Telegram Agency). ;

WELLINGTON.

tjfXf, /;-:'.',. ■ •!•;■ This day. 1 Aiont two months ago a chief clerk in the oj_nin-offic- was. suspended for certain irre i!l_l_.j*i& and a board of .enquiry has made investigation and reported to his sjßto__yl' The result is; that the'officer ■'vMbe-h fined £25, and his salary reduced by "IflO ayearY and ordered to hold himfcelf in tineas to leave Wellington, on a short «^4 Colonial Bank shares changed hands 1 fierd»y at three shillings discount.

DUNEDIN.

I V. ; This day. I first report of the MosgieT Woollen ■fftctory gives the net profit,for the eleven " October _ 6. 'of £361-1' 7s sd. i-jjjj,,"following appropriations were recbm- LDd-a^-Ten per cent dividend, £2284 y "idslOdj the. balance, £1426 12s 7d, to be I lijjijjed'to the reserve fund, replacement I .l-W^ery. etc. '. ..;/;. ', :> ,;;^ ;,Y ; 'f'•"' f''ws_t the Supreme Uourt, in Dobson versus 'jg^xaiiiw, a claim for £1000, for wrongful f?«Mtme-t-from the Port 'Chalmers railway j._.fre'-b_--ht robin, the jury at 11 p.m..re jpnjtd af verdict for. £200. The defendant :j™lin'ed! leave to apply for a new trial oh 1,1 joßsni- points, which were disallowed,, and w tltfed'Wa™tiff's case. ' ~._' :.,■,- , mw Whit-low. late, of the immigrant ship JJdhiehallion, was elected surgeon! of the IjlisebrHospital. ' !

THE EDUCATION RATE AGAIN.

w>{^*he Editor of the Evbning Star.) | gp,—With referenpe to a letter under the I 'i^ye'fieadiiig 'signed.- "G. Johnstonej" which - appeared in your paper last evening,. I take I making :One or two remarks: | 'lit, _\8 Jeceiver ,of 'these rates all the 1.-■ «p-tMB have been appointed by me and are i jwirOßMble to me, and if any person has any teM-pl-Uit^to ,make against any collector I •-'lave to, request, that he will bring it before that enquiry may be made into I „. and justice done both the complainant and < t4W^6fl'^'Tiii,9 would serve a,better purpose -'ffiui'can-ibe served by; writing letters to news-j !mper_j):(r:Several complaints have been made || fto~e,,and in every case iti was evident that I 'nplnt^tipnal/wrong had been done. In one' I fsjs,o eases', theicollector bad been under !a | : BBgapprehension as to his duty, not having; Jellify; 1 considered'lhw',.instructions and in :W the 1'" other cases I .found the mis-: skk-^faS Ton the part of the5 person com-! ' • tj3_i-ing.?'th3 collectors halving just done'1 their dutj. If Mr Johnstone will call upon: j fß£*_d h^a statement is iound to be correct,! U.^dvercljarge, will be refunded; and the! ! Actor dealt with as the case may require. [ I 'Iphi meantime I think it would have been \ JtoiChristian-like of Mr Johnston had he; itirairied from unnecessarily imputing such: .life __6t.ves to any one, 2. As there ap-' -jMre to be no little misapprehension as to the; % of the collector of these rates, I think j .l^cegßary -to state that the duty of the eifctor is simply to carry but tbe law with ' . J&po--ible courtesy; that they are not |wMiii6'icall for the rates an indefinite ■ times, such rates having been nlpi on the 14th September last; and j to the capitation rate the law I ragjioßt explicit, and leaves no discretionary fflTOr^th;tb e collector. It provides that f » rate of ten shillings shall be paid for yttnty child between the ages of six and four teen " Provided that no pen?on shall be ' -liWfr'to'piay for more than four children, : j W^:foi,.j_ny child residingfmore than three pltaSe. from any school established under this A<A,'nor'for any child attending any school ; til' to established in respect of whom such if jwtent or- guardian shall produce to the re m ceiver, a certificate signed by the teacher of such M tyfanentioned. school, shewing that such child *»! attended that school for at least three XS o_bJ* .previous to tlie levying of such rate."' I',Cfiving a printed notice bythe collector is ffi^fifely. for ;the convenience of the rate llweis, 11,0 such thing being required by the §pte/Thecollector of course must state,in it »_at he supposes the person to be, liable for, 1 "tad if he has made any error it is surety tbe M"' irineipofthepersonreceiving the notice to o» the collector that he is wrong ; in fact c Act throws" the .burden of proof on the tepayer if he objects; to the amount. — Yon« y 1 4 0tf , R t 3 # ., Lt.sk, Receiver of the t -Educition Rates.

THE DIOCESAN SYNOD.

October 28. , , » 'Witesiness of the Synod was resumed £»^*y at four o'clock. Present: The . S'Pev Dr Cowie, president; Clergy-., •m4.chdeacon Clark, Yen AJrchdeacon U*Msell, Yen Archdeacon Pritt, the Rev v £*-,,- t T:-■■ ■ vßaker, y. .Bates, $ Brady, ('», v udley^ , ; Gould, Hassard, Kidd, i Nelson, Taylor; Laity: Messrs t'oßoattdtdan, - Ddonin; Dyer; Dyson; 1 Ms___.', Colonel ;:Haultain, 'Messrs 1, HeskethyHughe_, Jackson, Kissling sling, f .^„ H.i Luke, Lusk R. 8., stry, Pierce, Power, Tisdall, Upton, B>>iWilHa__Sf.and l Yonge. The minutes previous sitting being confifmed- Mf nßpr_sente4 the, report of the Paihua yient jFund \phich was read, and re tn the/ ma%rjo|j ihe standing com .rifithe -Rev. il)r.' Kinder .moved :-r ---fe^eeingthat.Statutesllj section 2, of the- P&?«T Synod, provides that evVry act of l^SP!j#^ 1 Synod shall be assented to. by '; *§ftßi«ibbpbfc.thel.ioc.se, andby a majority :sy.J* *he clergy, and by a majority of the' f.-S?f^'™? en present in-person at a duly cqn- M "ftated meetitfgii-th'at'Hhe 4 following words tew entered in .Ittie' (mintite-^bok after the 2ei.-r'The (IR^vl Dr. Du<* protests .against the confirmation of P^^wuteß of October 26, upon the ground: I Jcp'H those gentlemen who are recorded on II __^_1_ C _?U^ S Ui aftr hayipg^befin elected' lit; the ptaridihjg.Committee did _bt ? _t^ a $*$nW of the votes of both 9^4^ 3^^ I»l^lpyeJ_^ii- W'Syhod l^^ooeMinfe and;t_.at'the'Standing Com m^T c VnS 1 'duiy" elected.'" h A ttotion i-Gordon, but P'-SI ;~~ Tte wport dfj-i;he rjpnsion fund was I pg nought! up and considered. >* The % aW^^^PP'fOVed of the zeporfe-generallyj J7^ cn g^ested that the clergy should" hold ! JTn* 06 _ ™ *-eir churches on the first of 1. /Jp*W in aid of this fund. The thanks P'(W_ «^ d.'having been tendered to Mrs 1 tteS'lv^ r: iindness in supplying tea to rUtlSv Tf™. *o the proprietors of news f '■ sei,lding^reporters'to' the' sittings, j __...? *he reporters themselves for their ■*?:Mportg, the Bishop pronounced the l lo«Pn,j|nd the present Bessibii of the? f^a_closed;

AUCKL AND CHORAL SOCIETY.

- SrJS^^itpr of the Evenikci Stir.), 1 J^uW^^'wisiiVtb correct some inaccu i» wA^Pt>ei--d'ih _t l6b*T*P<y^sj§ti%M, «ut S^rt** above, The,, Statement **4*£ W®re "eleven violins* * was not : there werp nix violins and two violac

win^Lf S al _6 lnco"eot, as^ot half the minting T 6- tsWWe e Pla^ng -t the time m^oned^havingno^arts wr&teh_ortbM. societT^lf? 1 ?^Ss_%£o£ a P»vate o_irSs ra_?lcesl^h^^vosb«ngadmi SS ioii! abov?^1 ChU"' Y°nr kind insertion of the

INQUEST ON THE LATE FIRE.

WaSl7. ntCl the T se&of the late fire *» Wakefield street was held this afternoon iff the large -room of the Anchor Hotel, befbr# gr l>h_.son (coroner) and a jury. Mx ;Jame_' TOW chosen foreman. . j Mr Meyer solicitor; appeared to watch%_e. case on behalf of Mr John Kemsley, and Mr •Broham, on the part of the police, conducted the enquiry. Messrs G. S. and J B. Graham S i_err e _and Mr 'Buchanan attended on Denalf of the insurance companies. ;; John Kenißley, storekeeper, late of^Wake bf 1* street, deposed that on. the ihornin 51_ 22nd oct°her his premises were destroyed .by, fire. .-He was not on the pre-j rn_s._ at the'time, nor any of his family. He. was then at the Whau, at Mr. Mala'm's hpupe. i There j was. mo person left yon the premise-/ which he left secure .abbulr seven o'clock..* ,-. The outer gate, leading to the road, was bolted inside. There were Some empty crates in the yard. He first heard of the fire at seven o'clock on Thurs-> day morning, by Smith, • the carter; who came out specially to tell him of the fire. He went to fetch his wife and children from Mr Malam's, where they had been ona visit.. He had occupied the premises five months.', He had no particular uneasiness about the premises. He left his books with Mr Woed- ; ward, which were saved. His stpck was insured for £400 in the /Victoria, and £200 in in the Imperial As-uranhe Companies. Tj_e building was also "insured in the Imperial for £200. He had a lease of the premises. The insurance in,the Victoria was effected six, months ago, and thatinthe Imperial.' three months ago. His stock was Worth about £550, somewhat less than the amount of assurance. About £40 worth of the stock was saved. These articles he took on valua tion from the Insurance Companies, and' re-, sold them to Mr Hart, of Queen -street. He bad no idea as to the cause of the fire; but he thought it originated in the crate- Sh-dr He* "had a fire some fifteen months ago. He wafer a loser on his furni'i ture by £70 or £80. He had no other reason for leaving his boohs with Mr. Woodward .thah'for safety in c?se of an accident. 'He "waS'potJn difficulties, nor'pressed for money -by; creditors... .He was just clearing his-ex; ;penses,-arid ;had no- idea of quitting ".lie s.bre He couid not tell how the fire occurred. > -' ,[Left sitting.]. > u ;|

THE LATE MURDER AT PAKIRI.

To-morrow morning at eight o'clock will be, executed' Charles Dyer, the unfortunate man* .who. was found guilty, of the murder of his; paramour last session of the. Supreme Court.; The particulars of the case are fresh in the minds of „our ; .- readers, and we' need not. how repeat them.- Attempts; have been made by several individuals toi obtain a respite, owing tb his been supposed I to be of an unsound mindj ,but all efforts up) to the presenthave been unavailing. To-day we were interviewed by Ruka, a leading! chief, who was introduced to us by Baron de Thierry, and who, resides, at Omaha, and one who has had frequent oppor tunities of judging of the character of Dyer. | He informed us that he has known Dyer for a number of years, and he is confident that he is not of sound mind. On one occasion he states that when standing in a field, Dyer came lip to him, and accused him of beating one of his horses, although at the time no horses were in the paddock, and said to him "Don't hit the horse ; be merciful." On another occasion Dyer took a horse to town, thinking it was his own. It belonged to, Rulsa, and on his return Dyer told him he had taken a horse to Auckland, where he had sold it,, and offered him (Ruka) £7. The natives all came to the conclusion that Dyer was porangi (mad), and was not responsible for his actions'. This was most decidedly the general ' belief of everyone who have watched■••',;his career for *the last three years. The natives evidently believe that Dyer did!,not Oommit the deed for which he, is to suffer wilfully, but that the woman's death was pur_ly accidental,' We 'learn that Colonel 'Balneavis, has : hot yet received any reply from the Government with regard: to the. prisoner's insanity. 'Ntf notice1 has'yet apparently been taken of the, j matter by the Government, although fre ; quent communications j have; been.- sent on the, subject v ' T a_ ■~■', h '•' '■-' .-*

LODGE ST. ANDREW, 418 S.C.

Ox Monday eveninglastthe brethren of the above Lodgefofi, Pr'eeina?pns presented to I brother,, Walter', Graham a .'very handsome j and massive silver inkstand as a mark of re- Ispect, and in ' rfeebigriition pf his arduous^ and devoted servicesas treasurer of St. Andrew's jLodge. Brother M.lNiccol, R.W.M., in hand ing the Inkstand to brother Grahame, said, "(Brdther 'Grahame, it affords mie great ipleasure to havb'this opportunity of assuring you of the 'respect and esteem in which ■you are held, not only, by the members of this Lodge, but by all who have, the honon* of your acquaintance; and also of convey! _g to you the.r thanks of the "members of St. Andrew's Lodge, more particularly ;for, the; very! efficient,' faithful, and pleasing manner, in Which you have ful filled the duties of treasurer for so many years!-1 »i The brethren f feeling that words can bntleebly ejcprp'sls their appreciation of.your; constant' and successful,.efforts .to/, promote. the interests of-BVeembsonry,'both by precept and^Xaihpl-ih'-veMeputed me to preset ,tp,. you tins inkstand as. a, token of their, admira tion of your character I and in recognition of your . faithful :'aftd ,f d-Voted ft services as,, trea-ui-er Of : t-iS I trust it v wiU serve tpreraincly on of many pleasant evenings spent in this roomi and that; when you lookit it ; in future years you Will have the^, happiijess, of knowing that your labonrst wereyd not ja. van*/ bufeithat they/have secured to yon the. respect and Jove, of .your brethren, , ; When my %m '°£ '°ffi,ce' ■«. explresVlfand ,X .leave., tine chair •% my.successor,>one.o£my mosfcpleas** : ing reflections will be that,lt ffl)^toWjlof S honour, tm-ffip m ;aud ;d aservediy respfed as you are. Brother Gramme; ;.backed i ar*d J''be^^^.bi:^assure otine.a WmWaWtim l-.s^uty woujd have been, to him sufficient reward* buti that their lvaluab_e f <)_afd3fhandsbme-;presen;frJ^ byfartf. preserved "by bi|jd^pne.oj,, 'hi, (ti treasures•; th.ejgighiof. w>wouia, Way9«iervje/".toiemind:- ._iin_.o_-! enjoyment?; esrpe-de__<.ed* in 3ithe l';di-,charg^ :pf;', hisputtes which far morOhan. .conrper-sated ...him fort' any even bad. ldngeEnceupyirie office inthe Lodge he would efete'enr"it a pnvilefee'ab^ deligh^tp .meet'theni-, a. "l^quM-ly;,-a^ The mks-and Ts an exceedingly chaste *andi> hkndsome _ttifeiei I-ihditbef^b-.k"fean -flprts'grekt'cl&dtf^^ Mr _Cr__o_n. The base is in the form"of.!.a> c^nvexiiSh_eld,uionri.he. icentre^pf .^hibfi^is placed Jahemu'fesegg ela^orWely'/ipyname^t^i1 wj-B'i--ni! W^f.m .Cl>§i?- yti.Thft-.eggiopensanii 4he centre,totheJ.nppers'portiona.fdrmihg'the^ lid iand>tb_i -lower 'the^esfet7oir of^r;;;ink^l otf GrSame's late office. The followlttgQinschp^ tion is engraved on the inkstand :—•'Pre-, wwrer. by tb« Br<>f.hr<M. nf L>djr«Sf. Ar>ar*w

,J3, - ? r_* hw _ Walto Qribawa, L -recogmtion-o__-_i ß^.feithful ,_ xarl-ti evo ted services as treasurer." ■ ,-nevo_«i

SALE OF THE GOLDEN CROWN.

ft:v^_? P.?. Golden Crown wal _k£SBS23^36-_'^&^ Co- to'_MessrE .|f rAe^iug;andßobert StirUng Ande™ _Mnr?^ IJ°^r^ c ' /° r the -fin °* tw_^",i^_ tf ul La T>tfi°me has surveyed the-vessel onjehalf of the purchasers *_dM| W| ; l^ddervfhe manager, and] Captain Paid! Mm !T a? n of the^-S-P^o., conductef : thepegotjations for the sale. Captain Logan! of Hero, acted as the agent of thl .Company an Melboure. The Grown is to be in Jf eS?° Ur?. c tbP 20*h of next month, a_ that : mall,probability she will leave #ithil ; thenext^ve^ays. vyShe is "destined to be employed. as'apas'senger-bdat at Corentof ■a ■ neV?, Isettlemerit' in Hobson's BayT Th| purvey revealedHhe -condition;.<of thev^essd tobemu-hrbetter^han was i.^upposect^ Thl %V'B-: Cb»":,wiH make arraiigemenfe for placing another boat in the Thameslradl withma few days'time. f^ I

LATEST FROM THE THAMES.

i.fi'«d_: GEAHAMSTOWN. *£?_-__}_ %.' i-'V'"' 1 f: ' I This* d'^y.s I . i*Jf the £$$? Court tb;day, Cass, the agent 6U the police; in /the) irecent case against Manning, was brought up on the information j°lrThomas; Manning I charged wlth; a! breach* <M the„Quftrtz Crushing Act, withrfefnsingtd suPP ]y bis name, .^ndraddress and locality from which the quartz was obtained. Mif 'Tyler appeared for the 'accused, and pleaded • .Not guilty."; He had the appearance of being i intoxicated, but deidied having tasted liquor! for seven iridiiths:;,1 '' v :;: '''' \ Mr Tyler contende'd'^kt'the information' mustjelaid by the' chief'officer of police,! and that the information was. bad. _ A sharppassage of ' arms between Captain! Eraser and Mr Bulleh ensued relative to a} letter sent to him by.Bullen delating to thiS 'case.'-' it ■ '■>'■■ '•■■>>■ '-H (ft .-.•■'••. • ~ i y The objection takeh'by'Tyler was ruled! fatal,' and the case was's.flick out. X: ";! ,'■ ■' . '

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAY, MARHC 2, 1881/



_ A sculler's match is to iake place on SaturJ 'day afternoon at 2.30 p.m.' hetween Rorjerti 'Foreman, a wihner of Winner of several cupd for amateur rowing in Dundee, and J. Sullil van, a young colonial... The.course_.will-be1 from the end of the wharf round the Daphnef back to the end of the wharf. The match? will be for £10 a side. Mr Thomas Har-| dell will act as starter, and Mr Thomas Boyd? as umpire. j



;■• TO-MORROW. .' TBE kSubscr-ber .-will sell at the Corner Mart, at 11 c'olock, ... . & 70 bags Superior Table Potatoes 150 bags Superior Maize 25 bsgsMai.e, ex Pe»rJ,.vpset.pricsy 6. ~%- k . ~! 8! barrels Beef, 8 boxes-¥gg.»i Butter- ' " ' 9 bales Hums arid Bpcon. SO bags Sugar, f>o p'ackag.s Tea Kerosene. Candles. Bran, Flour Pollard, Oats.,Jams;.Soap.i'i.'.' i a'<i_-s_.,s 600 School Books. Copy BookP, and lawyer's Boolß.lJf lowering fi ii^.^gj i;ii ,;-:.,F,- GEORGE SIBBINyi *'„„._".,?? A uctioneer. WAFTED, a junior ,__.s§ist^rit.,for; a Country Ptbre. —Apply to W. ___M__cm, at| Messrs A. ClJirk & Soi s. t „ ~y,T'. ■■' y,.\.-i ..,■■■ --._.-■■__:—'•■■■ ,ma.. \ WA-\ TTEJ) f ,a good, General' Fervant —Apply ta Mrs Messenger. TO'AIvTFD. a smart Youth; one* *T, ,with knowledge, of .Drapery, preffrred.—i Lewf. Bfbt-i.rs •.'"■'- -■'•' '-'■ "■ t* v' •' '*- '- < ' ANTID, a; j Message ' "kby.- | Apply to T..1 Bison, 78, Qrieien-stre^t..,, „ ; WANT ED, an experienced i General Servant; must be a good plain I Cook. Eefererces required. — Apply to Mrs Montsgue iburdcors above the Old House at Home, Victoria-street. .. ... . ~,-,, ; ..;,.-..:< ..;..'; , •-■ i WAITED,— A smart Girl to assist, in a Bar. Previous experience not abso lutely necepsary.—Apply at Kiordan's Hotel and: (Jafe, | Fort-street. I UOVi ■• : 1:1 '-■ " WAKTKD, a respectable Girl about 12 or 13 rears of age to ass'st in liotiee work. —Apply to Mrs Chalmers, Upper Quean strept WANTED, 30 Good,Bu,sh Fands for Splitting Timber. — Apply to Mr E. Boyle, Papakura. ~..,,- i_t_wt B i_^ha WA NIB P,,., Anp^pfl^s .and Inaproverp.—Appiy'tb Mrs Kirkman, Dress muker, Grahame--treet _.__ ~... -___fl _____ WAN TED, a Nurse Girl.—Apply to Mrt Eirkw.odl'-Alf.n'E'Oa-: ' J ~^^o7^X^oW^(Wc^^X- Apply Bine Boot, opposite City,Hall^ Queen street. «-xi*uj <<i ~-!.l.ii_ -..'- -">. y • -...■■■• A NTED, for the Bush, a Strong Lad, able to Milk ; immigrant'preferred.— Combes A Daldy. ; if. r-3 b« yp. y. "JJQi'i WA NTB D, a Housemaid; re ferences required:—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m. to Mrs Chamberlin, Eden Crescent, ~ WANTED, a good Compositor.— Apply at the Stajk. office. WANTED^ ~^n,o Jlrr.and Boy.— J. M. McLaughlin, Shortl.nd-street. :■',).■'; l.lit!'.'' l\r\ Vy t_6-t-l WANTED, a respectable Jfluth.— I'-lpijlyCat the XT»i6__-._._W_y,Ta_n_l_. J the'raisnjdesitj^j.j^Kra.ye^d^ WANTED, Employment by a young man lately.arriyed'.from i^iigland ; willi-g to do any kind of wOrk^Apply'Jby;"'letter to J. 8., _tab office. 1 >- •''.'^-.'■•:^V^:';;7;'^..--,'''.rv*.- I i lJCft__Nf^ 7 V good waiees and constarst employment for good hands.—Apply to G. Sohmidt, Wyndham [*_m_m_i_-_--- airr _i?M_y_-2-^ aIH WANTED^ §spEEsQrltiP«[to the Blacfismi.hiDg'.Businefs.'t^Apply to J. Quin, Independent Shoej^g forge,' i-J-I- s Mcjiean's," Queen-streefr'i"W_iai_,iiith_-- laYgest. ,a_d :Cheap«st;C[^A %B_W&Pl&sSsßi 4» rjr-ncML j Vl pTJ_W---Mii_-_-B goodnplain-oGorjka-iii.*^ General Servant.—Apply-to Mrs Beckham, Grafton Road) ii. H. <I S- A ; lI a. E'l^_ r^ jtij''_^^____3_____i--i--£ fcKeap) , ! White Xead, Qaiyanised TubS f ; r also, Pnm^s,, Paiitsi Ploiah-,i--A J. S price giveri fo* _U kinds of ol^ p^tlfe-ttj: Zinc, 1* rier cwt.- r >*?''B'ft»Rft^A_i-. _text tt> Blu_ Eost, Yictoria'sti&st. _*_'„i_-_H__M-3-'Wr ama <avoMuM. P'- A _-_! .i.'j.itj.i-T .aa.-.r-.i-ona TITTANTED, the Business Men of Auck |W lanP^i-Sl___ow _._.__ftß_&'Mli_opened J first-class Hotel and-Cafe, Port-street. Ghoiee .Wfeifel?>»SfH.-_aißg»'__l__f«. _-«bfiercße Irishes. Mo r derajte r{ terrg|i. A. £ j j t yy iV¥ air Mt&Maa ia i -rrrAp]%ly : .to i G^_lo&erg<>n\ Bakeri^otot Jater^io^nDurhain^ttee|; l onpj}»Jt 1 Wf = _ S2^Horses. &il__S»feWA '*°L*in^e for Lameness, Swellings, Braises e"!j___i C-ts wd Sores of every kind. . Beco_d



iffiAmmwrnomis, that at j.i ~...-Jf4f•--.-r - (#,- _o_itty-r-tiricfibn ef Gi'eyTjmd-Queen-J street, Bespoke Tailoring Establishment, may be .had j the best fitting Trous«r.. in Auckland, at 25_; hun- j dreds of patrons to choose from other garments at equally low prices. WAIMTEB K^OWN, that J.j MORRI.6N <s prepared to ex; cute nil kinds of Asphalting at reasonable prices.—Address Starj offlce. . ! -_. [ TTTANTED KNOWN that E. " 0 Rr>BiK_o_r has just received a large consign ment of \reli bred canaries and other birds, which he intends offering at a low figure for oho week ; to b rd farfy<rs, breeders, and others that wish to secure a .« ?°pd,bird p.ow,.,isrthei. ; ch*u_e.r,--. ROBINSON, B>rdiFancier?-WyndhHtdstre'et/*' -J £ T 1 fiX. WANTED KNOWN —Enrniture selling off. -Bnilding coming down. Must clear out at »ny price No reasonable offer refused One visit solicited. W. T_. ROTH, CaMnetmaker, Upholsterer, French Chair Caner, Shoo and Office Fitter, and General Furnishing .Undertaker, returns his grateful thanks to his numerous Mends ,apd;,the g^nejlal public for the very liberal support and patronage hitherto accorded him during the past three years, and begs to inform tbem<.hn.t\he,is cpm peUed to clear out his vast and varied "stock'of Fund- K__fP-':9o|Yfß&' description, suited for the huronlpst 00t*a5*.°' the most luxarious mansion,including Iron and Wood Bedsteads of all sizes and descriptions. Portable,*c.,Hair,Fl»x,andCocoanutFiWeMattr^_ses Fpathe^.-and Flock Beds, Carp«ts. Walnut, ftftnu, Cedar, and Kauri Chiffoniers (some with mi-rer panels and back, and carved), Ac Mahngany, Rimu. and Kauri, Loo. Telescope, Office, Kitchen, and Toyet' Tables I Drawing-room Suites in hair, cloth, rep, damask, and leather, at all prices. Fenders, Jire Irons, Cutlery, and Cooking Utensils of, every description ; Tools, Clothicp, Boots, and something to .suit evefy man, woman, or child, too numerous to mention .Must be.sold at any.price. First nome— first choice !-Note the address: -W/L, -ROTH. Old Supreme Conrt-honse, Queen-street f(oppd.ite" Moff aflfle'ssF^-icy. Repository. W ANTED X'W'O'WM >.!«:* svertti'■: that " >: _~ D- SYKES, Praotica._ Watchmaker, fto.. Upper Queen-street,'i',' '< ri!/., ; y _ l- prepared to.execute all repairs promptly, and to keepl the fame in order for twelve months. A full Jewelled Skeleton detached Patent Lever Watch, warranted to one minute a month, £(£gfp(J !/' |':••; "\ '^KSS5I__SoW_t that ■ D V V Go_bik is prepared to supply; all 'kinds of Timber and other Building materials, including Sashes, J oors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, Bouse Blocks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron bark and Bine Gum Laths, Shingles, &_.,<_.., at the lowest market-price. At his "Sards, Custom-house ___&_s >" 'imftoina Tim S.flfl . . '■■.. -i jo'» ___£___! _____ _T syny-i - :-' "^^'A.N _SS? 5001 tons of :01d I V,y... .Brassj Copper,! Iroh, JZinc, Pewter, Xe_d, Muntz Metal, Waste Paper,-Canvas. Bagging, Rope, and Rags ;. ialso, Bottlesi1 Cast-off Clothing, Ac, at BATTYE & CO.'S London Marine Store; Old Market, Queen-street. Auckland. ,'. __ C.i,; MILMNEB; SALE"-WOMAN.-— Wanted, a first-clans Milliner;! also,' an efll cient Sal^fwomar, ard astrorg lad about li or 15. —M. &C. Milne, Cheapsidc House, Queen-street. WANTED, the .public to know Lunch or Dinner at Eiordan's Hotel and Cafe, comprising Soups, Entr.ej., Poultry, Joints,. Pastry. ,' IJ„> ~ . TO LET, a Comfortable Eive-roomed Cottage in Freeman's Bay, with garden attached. A capital well on the premises. For particulars apply to Scotia Hotel, Hobson-street. ;.i iff^;.%!M^M4''^^^ now^rri-y. ,jr*-!...-,occ_pation!-,Df.i MrjAvrnAsher, Chapel-rtTeet ,North k contalning'llrooms.i;; iPossefsion can be given .atjthe.endof i.avext week.--Appiy to £. Asher, Clothier, Queen-streeti(!»: i. nohj !., Farm of 200 *_!_ " acresat _'uk'e'koi^f, 1 l,,yer_.s'ea3>. * ** Apply to aj SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Fort-street. TTJST AR"RIVFD by 1 io" toge and <$, Fpr, It. £50 bags Canterbury Oats. 25 cases ''rahte.Duiry' < tied'se '25 : Cases CAhterbury Bacon and Hams.—JLevi W. Eaton. STONE Li ME! * MX)JV E LTM H M •Th_ BEST HYDftAUEIn bTONE LIME de liveredl itf Bag. twice' a-wee.k frOth aboard the Lady Bowen. Charge to the trrf'de. la 5M a. bushel (ba sto bereturned) Apply to W. KIRBY, cOrnerof Queen and Wak'-eld-streets. '- 1 'I : •'' ■' '■'') TO^OTJN.P,, t^vo,, ,Gpats (male and Ja! female.; strayed into garden Remuera. The owner c«n have s*me on application and paying ex penses —Apply to Mr Bull, Remuera Bond.. ; v LOST, yestercjay afternoon, from 0 'ifoari^ young Brown Retrie-er Log, had on a Registered collar.—The Finder ;is.r«o_a?B-e_. to return him to the office of this paper,' 'and will be rewarded. ' - LOST, on the afternoon of the ,26 f th inst, between Auckland and the' Wh«ti, a valuable Gold Earring. - _he finder will be rewarded by bW.Dglng.it-tO;?7,|Giey.;stijeijt;r?>. LOST, yesterday, -nVictoria street, a Tuscan Hat with black ribbon, | Th- iindet. will oblige by leaving same at Star office. i_._l.J_E_ lA»D ;T ;A BLE S. For i?a(e, on arrival of Bydaepes, now,due,.tw_ Of Thurston's Celebrated Biltiard Table., %fith flttings. . ~,i| ;ii fio_wT :-"-'!i!''"H — btr-ainotr, B hli fd '••'»'«' »Oi-'tW_-T_LT..'RL Tobacconist, _^^S_|tTß.llT._.. __ TN THE ESTATE OE $S!(!iMlj| I * __ota WfflfflPMZ&tVgf&Lß** ' '•■■ ,■_".«•__: ri '"..Mo.U rn-rrnTr-o-'-J AH Claims'against the »Bove Estate must be rendered to the ntdersigned not later than the 4th j November next, or 'hey will not be repogrdsed.^j; \ STEPHEN E. HUGHES, VJ Solicitor ior the Executor. NE! r_l(aMi. FBENS. h. c..a.utyLoor. BANDSOMFLY-BOUNL BOOKS OF F_.BNS._j ' ..i; •'__; l ,_K__ l _?WE_.l,iXß__RNELL. i JiofiWoi-A «i anhUoi-yib"'-- aym I Extract itbost L_r__f_T SYo-iv-n. bt tVCbAk. '.-well.—" Tbe collection of ferns shewed!__._..■ were; | correctlyr-named and beautifully preserved "— J. 'J^J BbbTSerfFl-R S.L.S.; Eoyal Gardens, Kew, London. i -•'-The-borj_rt_ _rr_ctly the kind of tr^g.t67c-.oose 'for a present."—New Zealand Htrald. < c._U.IMOO? i I "Forji drawing-room table no more tasteful orn^i ; meh.'TOma tie'found."—So_./.ern, Cross. | AHFennr_-OUnt-d"by T. U_i/.-rwirLL bear l}is name, and address. May be obtained of Champtalbup' _nd 1 p® _;@tegiag t9u^anwell and y j - «VsJ*. X? O R TAKS A! N AEI i «4«**f3^Jj AND WANGANUI. - The Taranaki S. N. Co's ss. Qo-ummOOO J-IIJMAg |A. D. McGil_,ivrat, Commander, from Onehungi,-' iraTMO^B^^tH'lday^-Othiiß-til'ftt noon. i FpSifteigh^ori passage apply toau-i ---i .IfiKoloilY. i& -M-'^oMßtfS"J_^_> lA fLfDY, Auckland; ~ I Or, A. BARNES,*o_e__nga. i October -29,-l_?4-.- A, UCKLAND-TEOOP ROYAft_ i IPL. yiU C4M*KKivVO^eiNTEERS. 1 Tfie"Members "of the abpye Troon will m -1 kssemble for weekly^^l^Ti-i- (Thtr._my;>"' Evening, at half-past seven o'clock sharp. ; to oi-ii./i init-a-od A -bosm Hon. Sec. /; WN NI SKI f.LW yLOYAL .i_!_l ORANGE LODGE, No. 3.—An Arch Purple (bapter of the above Lodge will be held in the 1 odge-room, WeUesley_____^l_O_MoKßOW (Friday* JIV>;JNING, at half-past Beven. Visiting Brethren t re invited to attend. By order of the W.M. I ] Tenders will be reQelved np A toAp-m.>on SATUB-, 'ißJ&ifihA sM^sfebrirjEa- Aiteiationia-d Additions' ,-to aTßuilding near College Boad. i > Plans,*-., at my office, Queen-street. it EDWARD MAHONEY. ,' • t T-£_l.iTß- TflS---UP t _4chit»ot. ,J«_J ___...... rOCIDENTA3UiAjS^--EPSTA__E ON THI MELBOURNE CUP! _r The LAST SWEEPSTAKE previous to DRAW ING takes place on FRIDAY, 30th of October, EDWARD PERKINS.



OT. GEOBGE'S^CHUBCH, THAMES. A GBANi) CONCERT in aid of the Fund |6%Paying?of%the Debt onJhe t Chujrc|. will Be __bld in the^A-cademy of Mulfc,.vGi-ahams town, on the 6tJ_,,.6th,. and,,7th November. Besiden^sJ^Aubkiand^^W-shing, to .attend, the Bazaar w.H,,be allowed to travel by 'the Golden Crown; «_' ! half fare- on fvthe sth, 6th, and 7th, provided they pur chase a. Bazaar. Ticket: at Messrs. Upton's, Stationers, Queen - street. The I Return Ticket- "will -enable' a holder^ r to ! remain,at t_e .Thames, from the .'sth."to'thp 9th November.. ..-,:,; ; - ;...: '. ~, .1. ST. J AMES' YOUNGr?: :MEN'S mutual improvement association; i " _V.ILITEE_.r_Y __N_» MUSICAL' ENTERTAIN MENT in connection with the above Assoc:_tio_ will be held in the Temperance Hall; -.lben-sireet; on MONDAY 'EVENING, commencing at 7.80. ! A ? .The -Choir of 'St. J__.es'Church, under-tlie leader ship of Mr and"Mrs Mttchell, will take part in the Etitertainrrieht. » The Chair, w.ll be taken by the Rev, _te_& Maeniccpl, President of the Assoc ationp k1 Hi * -•>■ *1 Refr<-shme_ts provided. JL Programme in future issue;. :! A Tickets (Is each) may be had at Upton and Co.'s, or from any of .the, members..., ~..,., ~ . . ... ."-.,.,-. ALEX. McCULSKY/' ~-,.,, ,_. , ; , Secretary.. t AUCKLAND 'SUN D A Y-BCHOoL ~,;..,. UN.I ON. r ■ : I ,!f '(■ 4!N' iNi^STOT^L, JBXHIItJMOiSf'': %f "1 /" '•^'vK,. :^ .''■.Willbehe_#.n.the-,^■! - M s : y.y I. O:'R-N"H'-;S::T-R'-E..E''T.!:--.!H __'_."'_ " ■'';.''ok ' ......'... \. .',,'■' ..,.',' ; WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and i ■■. .J.,mt„* -y.i SATURDAY,. ■. -,;■._•, h-.h y.-.s.y:. 1.... "•-. • ilth to 14thNovember. ;!- ;;' ' A'tJCKLAKO\.EA:HLIr-CiQsiNG ___V. -...--, ..." association. ' yyy\ > »<«' The Annual General Meeting will be hql<| in'ftio Young Men's 'Rooms, Wellesley^s.reet, on Friday i Evening next, tbe SOth inst, at 8p m. '' ":"' Business—To rend Balance-sheet and to. Elect Oliicers for the ensuing year. ' tf\ ■ - W. J. HAYS, -:■ .TA>ti;'_!<iai- Hon Sec. QKIGINAL B/EAD_N Gr 8. On FRIDAY EVENING, at Sheridan-street Chapel, Mrßf-ACKMAK will give a series of Original Readings, including a ''Prose . Idyl," "Granny's Portrait;'! "John and .Maggie," "Spade Guineas,'? and otber pieces The Choir will sing between the readings.. To commence at half-past seven.' Admission fr.e." 0. tf- :;'■-•■s <■>■■''>&■<-^ j} ~lr 'by Uhe Undersigned, how landing exMemn, from New .tlymouth. ' ■*■ -50. bags Maize' ; '' ._.';f i / - .-,.100-bags. Sharps ■ ;-. ■.:.'] ;,:('. '' ' ' '- '' , ' '2. tons Bacon, ON,-,..-8:.- A" : ' L ' E by the Undersigned :-—. , Pickles; Morton and Whybrow's Salmon, land-2-lb tins. Jam., Peak's, Peacock's, and Hawkins' Tart Fruits, Peak's, Peacock's, and Hawkins' Salad Oil. pints and half-pint- Castor Oil, pints and half-pints . . Starch, Colman's '•'. J -'. •' % ■ Malt, pale s-uffolk >. , Tea, half-chests and Baxes Preserved Meats Candied Petl . Confectionery •■, - s •:/. <-.p s. %,■; '.iX^'f ■' B__f, in .atks Jr ''' '•' ': 7 " * Hams and Bacon. GRO.' w7"J' NNEY. ";N''' " "'*S A""L "'E bytheUndeftigned :— ' . ■ -'•■■' i Anderson and Mowat's Fiour, in stcks, 100 and jST Pi? •"'■ -50-lb bags'' '"■' '. -: : ■'■''.'..,■'-" ,l,:-! Kakanni FJour, ia sacks, 100 and 50-lb bae;_: : J. X ADd^rson's flcur. in tacks and 50-lb bags I Kay «nd B*rrs Plour, in 10. and 60-Jb bags Hdssfll s Fl .ur, in sacks" I T. Anderson and f'o.'f Flour, in sacks [ ',J. and T. i_eek's;Fipnrj, in sacks and 50-lb bags;) > ,: y' o%#?^.^'j^_?__Y. ! 0';: W- ,:'%'','.' 'K'"-X, H'"'"- E by the TJndfrslgned:— . ,! O Anderson and Mowat's Oatmeal, in 25 and 50 lb bags Anderson and Mowat's Pearl Barley , ' t' i ', .J; and T. Meek's Oatmeal. ... ~.-_, ::,;,:• i.n'l , i GKO.-'Vy'-PIN-yEY" ' ~,',„, O" S ' ""»-•■■ A .L E by the Undersigned:— ' i:: l,! 'r Crushed Oati^ .. ,t\ .... Barley ''- '• ' ..... . | rrwfl fijxxoh :\i heat;^^ primes milling; and fdwls II '■ -■' -*-!' -• *■ - Maize- , ; H" I -:-,.,. .J j. '..;B(„ .;i'.-'-.- ••-..;-:■'.• »*.l»aAi_3ft-fti r "> | Pollard :!Barley,Dnst ■ H IYO.I • »T Tti^^tt^S^-Sfi' 8 Matthew's Srhcol will open Evening Classes in the J Sahool-ropm from 7-to ..o.m.ion Mondayr, Tuesdays, j Wednesdays, and lhursda>s..: Extras: L»un,-_<'.«nch, j Geometry. — For further, information apply at the JSthooL '■ ' 1:1 '■- ■ >• - Vj LADTES* CQtLEGrK' 6pp6site St. Matthew's Church--Tuition in Model and J Crayon Dr_wii)g v - Pyiiu tins:,, and making Wax IFlowers. Music les'sorts /twi.e a ;.*a k„.by t Mr lidmbert,1 fPihMsor' bf'MusiC. ■;©,__eft g^-Ora VW. |5 p.m r on Saturday. ";' All oiher' branchts ♦ ece.sary, fot'•" *' !lsd_nd! edticetionI'carefully .Attended' to.^ iVftCfinc.y' for _'B6_rde-.' jj'f'f r','! ii* h__3 '<-'-."-! a-Arl-.E D.iOiNrlK__iiN,,T G,A : __:i: S' i:/i:i ,a«._ll„«<jl3 iMl* fcaitldx-o. |nol*_bommtV__. To be held at,the „, T Jrtf^S \ >l7i J_OOJOH_ Jt%o 'IS KTOH SCI MJ.HAT /V bfll |^El^l_tE ' ,^4_apENS !^^i^ ... .it'ow. w«i.ii -V7-'-' ;= y^iy.isy .dt H i I.^^ * fin« -ahiWr"'f)rri:V-t.«<tU-Op ( S»ld_J 888 i; MONDAY, gTH-NO^EMRER^m*?^ j *\) np .-■ -. j i rig g. jg g,t A j [|_fbß'sJßß ...and " COWS.— Pomalr_ > ULJL pastM'e_'now-ni__uriant%pri_|.!G^s;,good bheiter 3s 6d ; 2iP6d;' ■ Yards, Abercrombie-stree-i-i >i ovr&. . IpUBE ! !MlliK;n<i-ia.s^Dsabl_AXfbr i-L Children and Invalids; -from healthy and en \ tirely grass-fed cows ;.'h__d-<*_ried!o-ly, with scrupu • Jous clea_line.Si.atiitMJQl-m-i«KE»I»y, top Aber- - . I | JThii A"s_e._ment E6ll^f;th^a]?'#VrW.4U Jo's^ ; year ending SOth June, 1875, _>»s been,!_natfj!.settled, ■ apd Mr Thomas Hayes appointed Rate,-ppAlW!tor. The residence'of the said'Thoi-^RHay^iSjalso^ed as the rime, .of"the Board, where all rateX,„r_ ..payablft^Jg'/ ftf'^^ d-^o^mwm& t | q f • fmoiriKiii aaidih'.iiiill Chatrman. .L| g „ —'; l ii;- il .-.'-t-'-.i,,.'•-•■•- - -_3 — :i ,- ,'• " . .. _;>i_m;:l.. i)lO--fl<_. CJ is WIN G MA C! _f'I !<N E S 0 .sftlfffteO „^.-__—-Q-faß-i e*«P |lS I'-fwMMf 1 I aßa now agent for all the old-e_t'abllßh_d'im_-b._- SeWinfe Machines known., .viz. ...Sih'getS'.'ilThomas*, I HO wals, Howe's improved, W-h eler and .Wi_Bn>i> ussey and Billings' J mproved^ii-tfcl .«t.«rig.rw Wanza.* A-d-rgef'-Vtock to select frorx. A • printed.^ttarantee giventwlth each maoh'ne, .u-fls-tftki^^o'kiep^it'i-} orderi-OEtwelva months free ol»-barge. Repairs pro pe»ly<_one. N«eciles,.oil, and _xtwis«, '-tl<> ■/^--s<iq«__i: io a .. —GEO. W. Hli'SPQPjo^ , hr jo _ .. ■•- The _H^t^Sjio^,^^»j^_ae. yi is w i:_n- £f g .. .. ~~ :. ..--ail .. I Family .without a .Bewingo-Machin- should longer oelay theu puicihase of./tmeHJO_'.._CAYLOR'* FATJSWT MAOHINJ-S s.t.u.) - -el* ,i_ir.oi< \qq "" .. :, - ...JtiK—alA .tOl 0 .. :• -AGENT, B.WOO-W3 11 • .. T .« P E A.tJ osß_^3L-*w r, o 0 i". "-.. OPTlCtAN^oci: niidtra'a-armfr sM' g i «ja: OBT L.A ND, ST KB *>_Yfa a^. 1 tt t- - „,; - i_li__3_3lg :;: J " " : '.. -• r_i^_Srlis_-«Sc3l Jj_|l_J_f_j._jn e__il no sb„_- i-oiloflfle'i. el-iiftmsxra^ t * '-. SWEEPST_VI_ir_fo.'2. _, .... jisaatToT _'J Maj\rii „___U __tjio_«.__ I SbarefejJdpMuwe WW#SX^^est^to*av their SubS(Jfff*ion^|drjP *-h_ Wft^on <6rl before^S^fettrdayr^Sltt inst shares remainingitfnpatd'after-'that date will be re-allotted. Sweeps will-take-place on Thursday, _9thfr ftitfl -Satu^d^y,! 3ist.Q FflFi-nnpstd Shsrl^Toji Monday; Tuesday, and Weojgie§d.»y Evenings next, at _SS_3__OTi_a2l^^N^ ™ H. -N- ABBOTT, , - City Club Hotil. V October 26th. 1874.



! VirikEi!. If "AirD ___er*j_4*| ■ Tenders will be revived.,^Jijthls if^cf.ftn^pUjftS DAY, November 6, for theCoh-t*hctib_l'_nd__-ection pH ©OQDS J-BEDS at'theifollowinp Stations, viz :— ©tahubu i" i * Drttiry ''' ; ' Papatoito! ' ''"" '' '' Pukekohe""*^ •W'-i '.Vi/v. S?. Papakura'' ;•' Tuakauand Mercer. j :' <,••• •-..;;/' iS .i!.:..!'.)-'.'^;^^ ,- ; . v Plaji.-,, .specification-, <se.^ to be .eenat __l'sOffice ' JNO. BROGDEN & SONS. : Albert Barracks, October 27;, 1874.;.;; _ViS«.A_ i5 v> aCfJTJ. ! WAI KA TO RAILWAY ._?3 „ll Ti;-2 -;{-ia3.ki:_i.ri' :w ■ .1 tt s0 _ „ b PURCHASE OF SLEEPERS. The nndersitned is ready to Purchase Sleepers for the Mercer and Newcastle Railway. Those who are willing tjrvsupply*].l#n caniibtain printed Conditions and Specifications upon applies tion to the District Engineer, Thames, the -Resident 'and Assistant Engineers, in the "W*ikato District, or from the Officers Commanding!.Etfgtoe'e-/Vd-iW--ehi- Militia. JAMES STEWART, : District Engineer. BAuokla_d,.©ctc_er:l6,lß.4. _1 O U U. si Jt A TJ CKL 'AUCD TTAHBOT>E -CL ,8,..0,,4.,. RJL i{) TENDEKS FOR EARTH"WORK, MECHANICS* BAY. j Harbour "Board Office, Auckland, 27th October, 1874. Tenders will he received at this office until noon of I ~BID AY, the Cth proximo, for the Reclamation of Land in Mechanics' Bay in terms of plan and specifi cation to be seen at this office. Tenders to be endorsed—" Tender for Reclamation in Mechanics' Bay. . .[ r) 0 i W-ILLIAMC. daLdy,-! Ppf ; Chairman:.-,' A TJCKLAND CORPORATION WATERWORKS. _______ N O T I O|J E. . . : ! The time for reception of Tenders for Plant and Works will be extended until MOIV'DAY, 22nd March, 1875. [ HENRY ISAACS, !'«_ * T A- H T T A <iMa-o_rW I' , I^__^^l2S«^_s*s*t__> JJ^'o'^ *T '"I "X0 J E. CITY ENDOWMENT LOAN. SO_OHO !>h»- ;t>j.-;/..: oiU to am*}^povS | Town Clerk's Office, I !■ ... ,-,-- »•■ ~October g8.187f \>y'4ylMUJ\}yj (IVLA t *miAW c'siHTLd i The above Loan not having been subscribed for at par, the City Council Will receive Tenders nntU 2 ipm. MONDAY next, November 2, for £100 Deben ttures bearing 6 per cem. interest, to the extent of £6000, at price for each £100. f FurtherpaTtioulars-on[application.j -j;;t 02?. ' . P.A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. I OFFICIAL !k^^ AGESCY. S iTVTBTEIBUTIiTN *"" SCH FDTJLE^ L^^^lTY AC^| (r 1866, lf^jaijd Whi^.k .d. ■Wsisi MTTF_t: loy^__i:ni a?Pfjf*f | GREAT REP-ÜBLIC--GOLDMINING ■ f COMPANY '.(REGISTERED),^ -. Assets £42 14 6 ' : toll hsrMw.A )o eiaiMi'.rial cdi anolni ol _nS . pteduced I|abffltl«sj s to(cj^d}^s t^/rtjj _ v *i. 2 14 . 6 110 aoJMgi.'3-O o„3 fll I hereby declare a Final Payment of Five Shillintrs the Pound to all Creditors proved and not paid in ,c above-named Company, payable on and after the th N H B 201U ~to .BKB.& 1 M IN THE MATJfR O" THE ON.- ACCORD GOLDMINING COM PANY T[iMGS_m^So) -nets t jdtuUaoVdyuo^aiOipuqadit^ i g Q " i lftif T% fe-tA SX .ft) fi 0/. I hereby declare a Final Payment of Ten Shillings n the Pound to all Creditors prcved and not paid in the abQYft-ria I^d_stta>paiijir, <paTj__taona_faail_ftto^he !sth November next. .oO *,_i„Antt.iyiuaO .EiasoM -Ji IN THE MASTER OF THE WATERLOO GOLD MINING COMPANY ' gHBIF^Ti'T(RI_GIST___.iaS).OT SLVOMSU ' .Lssets .. .. .. .F -. .. £57 11 5 ] liabilities, includlDg.flostfx^.^aao'i) •• £122 10 3 I hereby declare a Final Payment of Eight Shillings ih t*« Pound rb.aHrCr-dit6rsipTC-v>d i-dJnbt paid in tjie above#amed Company, payable on and after the ' "25th November next. ______ 'MONTROSE GOLD MINING COMPANY > '< | (REGISTERED). . I lalio oi bsll-.moas-oioi9d.OTtA [ J JaS-lAJ •>H-t_iT__^o - saorW JJk6. 1 '-liabilities, including costs .... .. £1-2 9 3 !) | aT/ia:tv_ai___-_ aai-Mua 3 ) ii hereby declare a Payment of Seven Shillings in the Pound to ail Creditors proved and not paid in t&e above-named Company; payable on and after the 2i-h November next. -,o : i T ,': -—— '-:■:, :.4 ■ -'■ il; IN THE MATTER OF THBS \ kSC^pjN ftl)^^ :H PANY (REGISTERED)! , ! y.llO aSASTBMrj OTgaBTl-J- 83iOiai TA Assets .. .. (jt.^ AJiiaS WfiCrl • • £iW 8 3 Liabilities, including costs " "—; ; j: > # £167 33 ' ] .YAaaUTAa no iV»*a_e_io3 ___i-8 , e_T *S_ ■ I hereby declare a Payment of Seven, Shillings in 1 %e||_H)f-0-P-tpffi €.e^ttt»%fe^^aVS_l^^ta-_'E the above-named Company, payable on and after the :25th Nove_||gr smda-^W sl_E3lod"W vi.d. lo fioiasol? HORATIO NELSON WARWER, , Official Ag»nt j Anolrland; Ocrobei/Bi, 1874.



<, .___. ~. '. IMPORTANt SALE . .-...'. cnja /yyU„?yf.yy. fiS3_4£_.T_J "-' ■ {yr.y'..'y*. : .,,:,- '- , ,OL-Offfiid^:is^iPE-aY, ETC-, ' - TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, •-1 _■ • • "1 Sr gft At 11 o'olock sharp. OS 'r«T«n!iSr '"',-,•'.''.'':______~r* i"" c/frg ji.f--o»f« -i ,''' ''' ,oD._.-iJ .« ';,V-,t ' 1 E. &H. TSAACS ABE instructed by tbe Shippers to . submit'-o'auftion'at'tlieif Stores. FO't-f-troßt, onTutsday, the 2nd November,-at. 11 o'clock! S_j ft - - _* U'■ :- ', ■ ffi- . An Invoice trf about ;■« •• 0£1,60p ' WOfcTH- OP £ VERY1 GOai)AND CHOICE,^SOMMEJI MELBOURNE MADE' CL_THING,'( Embracing^^Kevery»'r.a__sitei:in :We iCflothlngf tr^e. ink_HJß;a to -■>";-:-' f ; '; '"^ .'•' A Large Parcel of English Drapery Mole T_ouKf% U. B hosiery, Hats, ahdOaps; &-., &c. f i " - —a«r a & vv~ v s ;•' AJj' , --. .. j I ' ~,.,,,.„( ,~r t. n -,.; ~- _r,.. r , f ,rA : ; ,,,;:^'._T:iO,l I ; [> The Goods will be offered'intradeparceWandr_.-fc [well worth the 'attention of, JWarehouseirieti!,W.4 Storekeepers. The'greater portion sire for '' .. I-' . :::, .;'..;K"w MONDAY,NOVEMBER 2.'/.p--° jrwt * W_ _? 'i",tfs r'o"'itt''__ N wM?° t TOliWirizitbiw v- ,:i X '^_______.x,-..,^, : A -- /''f'H) ' j i FOR THE BENEFIT OF . WHOM £Zg j _«,!»»__ X..MAY ( COjtfCE__tf, V.'-..'::.•• '"'; > . ! -.•r, ; ,c --Ex-Bakbha, _\ro__ Oamartjv • . FI» ---' ; ~,,...../ . ; ...-^-,.,-,v iawaia i ALL MORE .i OR LESS. , DAMAGED BY | .;,:.-/.,.-.= M ;' ; '■/.'.'?■', %%__j_ GEO. w. binney Xy.uy.^ iTTlLL'sell by public auction;-at r j :'" the Corn Exchange, ohMonday,: SjndNoV-lfi} ! ber,'at II o'clock sharp; '~' ' : ~:''' '\\'\.'f | •Mjtfl^a__.*[a^^ -*B'.j ■''- Particulars in to-morrow's advertisement.'' ■/','■ j'S .;,:T.{ yj^M-RRbfyVj NOON. |*o_o 1? MARKET'DAY AUCTION SALE. ' -««._ '!:;;;; ';-^Ti-ij-i:st'MAiiT.,; 'i y-zn.-i l-ir.rr.Geeae, Pigeons, Eenof Hamburg Fowls Cana-> | " ries, _tc. •..•,.•-.■;;•...'».>-•".". IPROD 0\ E—Canterbury Oats, Fowls Wheat, Malt£ [ , ,; Barley, Flour, Bran, Canterbury.Bacon, Hams, I ~.^"owls, .;Wjanganuirßacon?,..and I ,Bam_i' Walkaw I Butter, Butter in pats, Cheeso, cheese, Beef, \ Pot_toes, Onions:.: ', •,/ ■:.-:-. y. «.•■"■! _.n."i IIA {GROCERIES—3O half-chests , Tea, Tea in r boxerf/ ---!f Sugar Cocoa, Cigars, Jams. , t_.pUSE__.a-D H-UK.NITURE^--EEFECT3r-Fisbl_i|l I Net, isrushware. ~.,. -,\ -..;j, _■..■■.s ,_._;'■:iifJiO ,!-0«£ ■ I Arsoj^ E Agood PIANO, ihi-osewood.case....,. | _ -"■*' :■;' ,'j----'" '■!_> ■ I .'■? -gj -■■■' ■^ jj- f j "^OjMo_j^o w,; FURNITUK^ GRO^J.-SS^-ETt?^ TTTIi-I. sell bj_^auetion,r>jtt_ ll o'clock, W To-morrow,—at—^his mart, Queen- Btreet^-i'jov to «_b_bF- ife-io. a-T-j m4»«l^ •!'! liboTkble-, IChest'Drawers','Waj-hstsinl^o Bedsteads, Couches, 3 Sewing- I #- -;^ --Machines, Chairs, Small Tables "Jigs' ; _, . v j f^,„ Also, ,- <j#i_«j S- :- Groceries, "Stu-driea.'&c^. O B ~M p AT THE MARKET AT TWO O'CLOCK 5 Pnre Brahma Fowls, ...Game Fowls, $ ." . Pucks, Turkeys, &c. ' ' .« . FRIDAY, OCTOB_R^3p. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. /T^HE Subscrib.rs will sell at tbe X Mart, Fort-.strtet/on Friday, next,: 30th ihst„*t: 11-o'clock, ; »' H«-ÜBEHOLD^FURNITURE,,comprising green: ,j Rep Covered Sofai Cedar Loo Table, Bt.okc«_e! j '": and Chiffonnier. Stuffed and other ' hairs. ArM ,". Chair, \, Loo - Tables, Rimu Chiffonnier;' Ch(»t» .. Drawers,^Washsiauds, Meat Safes, i_o„ Ac.' -a : SAMUEL COCH BANE & SON, . ■ y's ■-■'■;. -; v ' .:;: :'!. AtiC-i6nefer_'.. ■:- V; ' '.'-':_■■&&* "':'-:' "" ~r ~ ' " ——— '" • MONDAY; NOVEMBER; 2i v . . . I U.N-R-3_IE":D-E'E-M_i'^ ; 1 .__... ■ ~.•, f- - - W. DOWDEN *""•-;:T; :--; ">« , i ' ■" " - ":- - -.-;■' -.-, ■>■ "| EAS "o receivod irStructions;; -Pon| "';M_'''Ai \He_,vey to..fl_U:.by auctidn oil'Mbndja* ' uext, 2nd T *6|»BnJber, at his Mart, Queen-street, .-, ••} A Large Quant ty of Unr.deerned Pledges,cbu ; " slating of Clothing, _c, *c. ;■'?"-: —-"'«j ■ '; :,i";M6l^AY,'^yF^ j BYvORpEIt CF THE V A L U A,B L E~I~NV E B-T.M E N T,; FREEHOLD^ tpUSEjEOLT) ! JROPERTYii r -■ . FREEMAN'S BAY. or i inr* _t _jLy_E- j_T ' '_______! V 3 ---*-• r* '* VfW T^HJ&rSubscasibe.rsA Jk '-lL_.rocti6__"to sell at .B.e vtan_. ___rt/Fort-_tr«et, m Monday, 2nd November, at 12 o'clock. Lot 17, and part of liot 16, of the subdivision of ! Allotments 2 and 3, Section 41, City of Auck- j p .laudato ifee^ 6 r 7inc^es; to^Vernon- i *u«..e., "F-eifa-an's "Bay, on which «_e erected three comfortable Cottages, containing five, four, an^. |£_es£OQpsS£respectiire'ly, all in good repair, having been r--shingled and pat in thorough order lately. • On the property is SAMUEL COC^r_a__?E & SON, Auctioneers. __,__-,,„., , --rrvr , MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2. • ,a_£¥9Jo BY ORDER QF THE MORTGAGEE; FREEHi__%(M(>BER^. WAKEFIELD, ! ABE_;CROMBIE,. r AND )rr BARRACK-_ I 'sM-slus. f iaiuS.'tf -iA-Cl >.t^'fcT" i" A FARM AND <STONEs ffOtJSE; EPSOM. r||' vJ±iS' nave received m l*.._|.tmpti;mato sell at rtip-L^nd Mart,-.Eort^«reftifr« tjnJ_____*^_*Nby-mbeVV_^«.2 o'blo'ck,' -^ v vEI+-i j Allotments N^s 42 and 43. Section,'No 32, City of _.nc«la_d, >80= l.nks fron.tpg^: to W_j»efieJd ! street. 228 lidks'^.O'^Abercr. mbie-st^e-t, and ! 80 links to Barrack-street, on . hi.-h sue . a Jtwoasehops fc_ttmting 3W-keßeld strecii aiiJ wd Jon«__m_s_sfronttog>Abei;vron^bie-s'tr^et:^f?, the whole now yielding a rental *of- over 3B_W 1!S |~ a-yeai. TOO t ßHTa_7M_± BHTOJO iIOO-TH: i- Suburban Farm, Lot No 97, Parish jot Waitemata, containing 20 cres, fended subdivided, land down in Grass, and having erected on It a substantial Stone Efouse, ji^w to ,t£s 9__npati;_, *>f Mr Crawford, and I situated" close-to Mr Paten's mapSttji *1 " x "I "< I SAMUEL COC^RANEI^SON, 1 Auctioneers. d. t( wTf ft- a >■ -_. •■/ o .i-a T• ! hoti^Rl33A!Y^_KO'>Z__MßE_^^ - ._.-auofl. BY O^I)jER" iOE OTE^EGISTRAf. &01 j ."" • _r*W-i_6'-B_~-iS-S'jpFr V "*-vPJi'«",«"t'C".fc«i *iac_£' fyHB cTubsc___3Brt;baßaf6ceived in * struct!ons to sell, at the Corner Maxt. Queen ' and "WyDdham-street*, on Frid.y, Novemb*r 6, afcii _ f ha_f-p_st"l_*o ciocl. in r the afternpon^ ~1; All that Piece or farce, of-LAND, containing V., ,400 acres, more or less, betng _U-oim__.t_ r ' /;- " ••-12-,'l_-;I'V25;: 126,;__f,! and.eastern portion'"OfS-rf j .a.a i«gp^it__t--'in vlThe p_ri»h''6f'o#ldWa/i*"tß%lS I lq County of Marsden. '' GEORGE SIBBIIT, , jjl Auctioneer. - ' ' llm