I l^^!!3tated that although tenders JMp'P? M'Svited from the public for the I PP^l^feitv debentures no response had W& tStt. t i favorable terms had, how jweu f^aado with the Bank for the over ,ref' tiuii there was no immediate hurry d*'' S-° l the dehentares or. to the market. • fa* 0 «] Sgikg houses' eeoulations. :9 •*•-• — .mnaement was oansed by one of the j gooe*m, u| ns of different sexes shall f :;rfflov the same room-" Z * posi! Hnrst: What! May not a man and I '. -faQleen together? > Clerk (reading on): Except ! (Laughter.) vr' WATER SFPPLY IiOAST. rv Hnrst moved and Cr; Brett seconded, i«S'at the special order for the borrowing of sM 000 be confirmed." Agreed, * ' PKOPOSED GAS BILL.

t_ Worship the Mayor moved "That iienecsssary steps be taken to introduce a - ;SJoowtion«»sß»U at the next meeting of *a! General Assembly. His Worship said v, object was to make such powers the ■jjojflrly of all corporations in the colony. |E yrta no necessity to carry out the hirers even if they were conferred. VTJsa matter was left over till next meeting. lias was all the business.

alarm *\pt_ by the *il«( of hia JtZT*' 3B***^';^ comic cnaractes S?W*«Mi«KUto relieve, by .'hil Raiety, the more serious scenes -he i/_j_J anger inll-fi? 1011: .bX constantly turning ffi n- '° mi^' extricates him from many difficulties and forms a striking contrast to tiie,graver operation of the Flauberflote. The overtnre is considered and cited as his chef d cßUvre m that form of composition.

j An.honest. was to he held »t Walter^ Hotel, Papvl^*' *his?afternoon, before R. C "Rastow, Esq/, .coroner and jury, on tbe body of th." little hoy jjK^fl Brown, who waß killed on the railway on Through iuadvertane^ a We'M»stnn t?le eratn having reference to th_ T>rica of sl,*rcs in tne N..Z. nines, was prmteof iv o««"Saturdav evenmg's issue as having been r^? ivedfro™ I ,s'° A*tßnWian Telegram Apt, '^ ,n" of (as it should have^S,,) "from our own correspondent" v »«fl f* m, ck-st|,?ets were maged, The farm beL StS c.? 11So c n 1?* b.eT,r h of WaitenX SS' 2lC Mmg2() aCres of island TonowJS ■ !? oed '" was w«hawd by Mr m?hmforthesuinof £600 con ß i«W^^ in Fr«^n' S Bay, S& thr ee cott^«. *nd a never! failing well of water, producing a rental of Thorpe, the highest bidder, for the sum of

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

jjcrass poms— :^ J buyers, 695; sellers, Celonial Bank—Sellers, 12s. yiji Bank—Sellers, 61s. gouth British Insurance—Sellers, 51s. Rational Insurance—Buyers, 28s 6d. Union Sash and Door Company—£lo, Albion (first issue)— Buyers, 50s; sellers, Cdeaonian— Buyers, £5 ; sellers, £510s. City, of London—Buyers, 24s 6d. Tskatea-98. Cnre-rlls ; buyers, lis ; sellers, 12s. fright Smile—6os ; sellers, 61s.

and cfilS! [Svt? 8^88 AttentlOT ' C,vmtjr *■"«*»«* "I TOM and silver hrtS? Z^Z ft e\ from T- Rt,Bsell <">* Sons UThft7\*^ m» £?"■__■*!_?" '^Ported by our enW- WltaT'I H, If *rtmon' Tlhe wstches seem to Zeabnd if tL TlptioD cIV im PoHed into New m, *i t th pr,ce * aTe criterion to go by Each rakLUhTr n",, cl by ft "««Acate frem the nI 0:l? ti5 n' The«isone a calendar 7** hi rJ. ° \ 'Z** the $** nf the month in addition hnl« JST'SS "J" .' Tb?s wat"h h Jewelled in "en 22?S *p ~ J lt,dePßndent. centre - second keyless meter' ffilf.^f j1wc"ftd J" T8 hoIe«. *S5 by the mlw' ls 2 r, lee ,_ at .60 This l 8 eusranteed there «2 'i*5 d l 3 WoT, th looki »c Bt E,?pWes these wSrhP TL„!?' I,eß . an? gentlemen's gold keylets wd a wSSfI?!!? 6?? 80!. ston watches. tewe&er? %%, «»« Wnds ef watches, clocks, and 807i877-7aS£m the EvENIN° Sta* of September notrl^tlill «r<? wn ' Barrett- and flo.'s Standard 2d rw.£ d«l cious and strong. Bmm, Barrett, OrA%al "w»l«_w Goffee deserves preference to any Wn»« «?-*tT °m} ot P l£ ty Rnd d^tinctness of flavour. Kw£ .nT d* R^ ,d 8t almost "wry S ocery es- Mishment in town and province— Ax>vt

TELEGRAPHIC.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

' GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day. A splendid sample of 16 cwt. of coal from Tipu was brought into town to-day. It mpears a good anthracite coal, closely re wnblißg Newcastle. Bright Smile retorting.—The total yield for the fortnight is about 350 o Z a. The Cafe cleaning up yielded from 160 to2oooss, The market is dull. No sales reported.

COROMANDEL.

This day. Thomas Watson, lately a cook at Whan npoa saw-mill, was found drowned on the beach yesterday. He left here a week ago ; for Cabbage Bay, drunk. He oame from J. Rockland on Friday week, drunk. He is | iiid to have a wife in Auckland ; and to be of I I food family at home.

TAURANGA.

(From our own Correspondent.)

1 This day. The 8.1. Southern Cross arrived here yes | -terday afternoon bringing hia Honor; the I Superintendent and Mr Holioway, Mr Halse, I ft« Under-Secretary, _re. The nativeß are flocking in to a great | Betting this afternoon, and will be .addressed I ;ty the Superintendent and Mr Holioway. /The Times contains a leader condemning | the class o! emigrants arriving. , [Per Anglo-Australian Agenoy.]

THE MELBOURNE CUP.

JMINE DAILY GROWING PUBLIC FAVOURITE.

, DUNEDIN. ~WW> This day. I A patient named Henriokson jumped from ' ft* window of the top storey of the Hospital [ to Saturday night. He was mad when a& aitted. He died within half-an-hour after the leap. According to a private telegram received •y Mr Easeby, Papapa being unlikely to I fint for the Melbourne Cap, Lurline is I daily growing the public favourite. | The Times learns that Hawthorne, the I I letter of the High. School, has resigned.

WELLINGTON.

This day. The City Valuator, in preparing the assess ! »»-t roll for the city, discovered only six •mmb untenanted. There are ninety in I wurgeof erection.

PORT CHALMERS.

i- This day. 'A Arrived : Waikato, from Auckland, on J ■'^^Jmght; Celestial Queen, ship, from lanAon, after a passage of 114 days ; Easby, I M., from Sydney r after a passage of six daya I ttd ten hours.

TO-MORROW'S CONCERT.

Z&» D4 xt concert to be given by the Auck I »» Choral Society will take place at th w|ri Hall on Tuesday next, when a selec Job from Mozart's celebrated opera of " The I ■•fwMute," or as it is more generally en- Pi " Die Lauberflote," will be performed, j .■« which will no doubt prove most accept- I. *•.to the subscribers as an agreeable change | .Wo the oratorio. The desire has of late been that the society should intersperse jWrceneerta with secular works, and this, "Would. appear is the first time the com •ittee has acceded to that desire in the fcrfornance of an opera. It is, however, '*•»*•»■ impossible to give the work in its wpntjr; and indeed many parts of it would *•* be sufficiently interesting off the stage. | a efficiency, however, has been .selected to jf Pte interest, and yet not to tire the patience I•' an andience. This celebrated work, the | ""t production for the stage of its gifted f •"■poser, v and produced only two months •*d a few days previous to his dissolution, justice be instanced as an opera p^»ymg in an eminent degree the versa - hiffi ? f Mozart's style, and the varied manner •Mhich-fbe was capable of writing. The 1 Jo 1* *8 folded on circumstahcrs pached »te the mysterious rites of Isis, j°nttingpart of the religion»f the Egyptians, «<*i. Whose votaries the. most rigid proofs of ;i;?*!^»_*and constancy were required on their / P^tioy. Taminp, an Egyptian Prince, JJWHnes enamoured of Pamina, daughter of *^ Queen of Night, ahe having been taken vJ'S^y from her goddess mother by Saraatro, ivJ^Hifift Priest of Isis. In doing thishe had wen actuated by no other motive than thai [ i ™ preserving her from the evil example j jZj ■*» parent, training her in the pa^h sLj"^* and initiating her into the I s^y.|nd pursuit of truth in the tempi? to -2"'. Tamino also becomes a novice in the J ?y^*ries, and in the trial of his courage heis I 3J.» forced to separate himself from the *°ject of tig affections, who, like himself, is ;'J_2 bJ6°t«d to the most trying proofs of her p^foacy,, in. the meantime the Queen of II W+_ See' M to avenge herself uponSarastro IAaV 1088 of her daughter; and en | IJg! 0'"" to withdraw Pamina from the ! to {"*. Pursuit upon which she has 1 Wc£_vJ but her artß aTe "* yaia" ■ Pro" Z tjJr, % youths in SaraStro's services •krtiiAi Tew are D'oig*l* together, every tt a *T_. gives way to their perseverance; P ; EffiN^M ot the Queen of Night are hi^ d."and the two lovers are justly IheS H an hoBO»hle rand happy union. 'i—^—l ™* i» given to Tansino by attend "^•Hth* Goddesa-aottier] in order to give



WAITED, a Boy.-Apply to J Grey, Cordial Manufactory, Eden Crescent. TTTANTED, a respectable Girl, about 14 Tv years, to assist in housework.-— Apply D. Evitt, opposite the Market, Queen street.- fTTANTEB to LET, a Fouse in v V Chanelstreet: back of St Matthew's Church. —Apply on the premise. TT7ANTED, a good Bread and *"„ Biscuit Baker.—Apply W. N. P. tew, symonds-street. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Anply at the Castom-house Hotel, Port-street. WANTED, the Business Men of Auok land to know: Lunch or Dinner at Riordan'B Hotel and Restaurant, comprising Soups, Joints, Poulty, Entrees, Pastry—One Shilmng. TT7ANTED to LET, a Pour-roomed ▼ v Cottage in Cook-street.—Apply to Mr J. Cater. WANTED, a smart Lad.—Apply City Wardrobe, opposite Darby's Thistle Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to the Railway Terminus Hotel. WANTED, a good Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs Brown, Masonic Hotel, North Shore. WANTED, a Boy * one accustomed ffo horres.—Apply to W. -vTalters, Papaknra WANTED, a smart lad $p assist In the Kitchen-—Apply at one* jMbart Hotel, Que en-street. WANTED, a second Cook.—Apply St MungoCafe. * WANTED, a General gervant.- Apply at this office. TTTANTED, a Milliner.—A pply ™~ early E T. Herbert, opposite the New Market, Queen-street.l WANTED KNOWN, that ElH man's Celebrated Eoyal Embrocation for Howes. Cattle. Sheep, *o, continues to (tlve th" greatest satisfaction te all who use it. It is a certain cure for Lameness, Swelling*, Sprains, Ov«T-reaches, Bruise-, S^res, and Cuts of every Hud First-rate loctf testimonials mar be seen on application. Pole spent for Auckland, W.S. JONES, Saddler, Queen street. _ __ WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good Laundress.—Apply to Mrs Easdown, Queen-street. WANTED, a General Servant must be a good plain Cook — Anply to Mrs J. C. Firth, Mount Eden: or at the Wharf Mill, Queen-street. WANTED, an experienced Nurse Girl.—Apply to Mrs I. Barnett, Eden j Crescent, opposite Brltomart House. I WANTED, a Girl about 14 years. —Apply to Mrs Kent. Junction Bakery. W" ANTED, a Nurse Girl.—Apply to Mrs Kirkwood. Allen Boad. WANTED, a good Compositor.— i Apply at the Stab office. WANTED, a smart steady Tad, about 14 or 15 years of age, as Message Boy, —Apply St ut office. WANTED, a Female Teacher for the Home„for Neglected ard Destitute Children.—Applications to be sent to Thos Macffar lane, Esq., Supreme Court.—W. C. Kensington, Hon Bee, WANTED to SELL, 50 Printed Muslin Dresses, fast colours, at 7s 6d each First Choice Josephine Kid Gloves. 3s 6d per pair ; Blue Linen for Butcher's smocks; best Kid Boots, 7s 6d per pair, at W. Eyre's Ennlskillen House, Victoria-street. ' ' ; WANTED to SELL (cheap), White Lead, Galvanised Tubs ; also, Pumps Paints, Ploughs, *c. NB— Highest price given for all kinds of old Metal.-ALFKED BMABT, next to Blue Post, Victoria-street. ANT ED to LET, two Large convenient STORES with a good well o water, situated in Durham-street, opposite Bucklandf Haymarkefc-irApply to Mr King, Chemist, Victoria treet. ■ • • :' , _' ...'. ._ *w->*',lll ■ " ___________! --'"-"' ~y WANTED KNOWN, that J MORRISON IS prepared to execute ull kinds of Asphalting at reasonable prices.—Address Stab office. ' LOST, on Thursday last, between Newton and Franklin Koad, a Ladies Water proof mantle. The finder will be rewarded by returning same to Glanville and Ellyetts, Queen-street. • * WANTED, first hand for the Dressmak ing. Department; a competent, hand only need apply.—Shalders & Co., 200 and 202, Queen-street. WANTED, several General Servants and Nursemaids for real good places. Also a female, for plain cooking.-—Apply at Hannaford's Registry, High-atmt.| ' y-.-,.A ;' ■'.'■'-£, 7 -. . '., "''""■'. A..' ' .._.: ... ... .



' > Mrs T^ °f O*.*^**** table^ApSV ? j John: lepine, Boarding House Tone 1 0^ housejork.^Apply at the Sta* W^S,*r rtyomß Maß- Also WMr »m>le. Servant—Apply to Mr< W^Messenger, Queen-street. - y Apply to W^te^:^ ***** P«*erred;-i Newton. ' Pa«e"o».' Karrangbape Boad, • W AJ! TEP *° 68ft a large shop in -^^S^Sl *•* Aon, louse 13?' *^ cc or four '. HnW n lOMdl OMde ** »* Wheeler's Board kg i£9w& Co, burg Place. opposite Lorne street Jfc^T: if"""* w*tk single bedroom, £1 per weea. i"?" 00"' to let with or with out Board. 16 house belong centrally situated, working mC v find it a desirable home. Xfo ANTED KNOWNV~t6^t The * * Pantheon is the only House in A lackland where yon can be measured at Stock Prices T. w>users, from 15s : Trousers and Vests, from 255: Pa* et "»d Mourning Coat?, from Sss: Galatea and Sao \Coats, from 20s; Biding Habits, from 60s; Bnys Suiv f' s °* Colonial Tweeds, and warranted a good article, 4&, *— _ -'_ °tter & U °'Tbß Pantheon- Queen-street. TX7 ANTED, 250 Men to visit The i\7 , Pantheon weekly. A genuine article always in Stock. Hats, Shirts, fc Clorhing, and general Out-' fitting. For boys and youths we keep an article that will wear at the lowest possible prtce.—Ford, Potter & Co, The Pantheon, opposite City Hall, Queen-street. TIT ANTED, to call the attention of j x» *he PnDUC to something better than a*' New advertisement," our Tweed Trsu»ers made to order ana well shrunk, from 15s.—Ford, Potior and Co, The Pantheon, Opposite the City Hall. VX/'ANTED, Apprentices to the \; _, Tailoring, who will be under the supervision Mr Ford (late colter to Mr 8. Coombes)—Ford Potter and Co, The Pantheon, Queen-street YE? ANTED, the public to leave off ▼ V buying old Musty Stock of ancient date The newest in Auckland is to be had at The Pantheon, opposite City Ball. We make to measure at btock prices—Ford, Potter & Co. WAIST fc-D KNOWN, that Eord, Potter *Co are getting busy; our orders in creasing daily. Please call early in the week. We keep faith with the public at The Paatheou, opposite City Hall. Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Now sell ing at S. Coombes' City Clothing Mat*, 20,000 yards SYDNEY TWEED (slightly damaged by water), at 2s lid and In lid per yard. TTOTEL TO LET. A first-rate country Hotel to be let, doing a large and profitable cash business—Apply to T. FORDYCE, Bottler, Fort-street. FOR BALE (cheap), a Earm of 200 aores at Pukekohe. Terms easy. Apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Fort-street JUST ARRIVED by Lio Loge,and <f* For Sale :— 250 bags Canterbury Oats, 25 oases Canterbury Cheese, 25 cases Canterbury Bacon and Hfrms.—Levi W. Eaton IE the Boy who called at 27, Grrey street, a few days since, in reference to the Gold Earring that was lost on the Whan Koad, will call again, he will receive ample compensation for his trouble. T>AY OE ISLANDS CO4L V A B D. BREAKWATER ROAD. £00 TONS BAT GOAL ON SALE. HENRY GILFILLAN, Agent. 7, Queen treet, October 80,1874. LOST, early last week, a Bunch of Keys.—Finder will be rewarded en returning same to W. Sidings, Queen-street. -m" o t I o c Complaints having been made that Periodicals be longing to the Lending Department are not returned in d»e time, and that some are not returned at all: The Commmittee respectfully remind Subscribers that no account is taken of Serials tdrculated, that every reliance is placed on the honour of members honestly to perform the implied promise to return the same within the time limited for reading. Unless this be done the present liberal system cannot be continued, to the great detriment of.the Institute and the disgrace of some of its members. More serious complaints are made that Papers and Magazines, not intended for circulation, are taken from the tabes of the Beading Boom. This offence is so gross that it will on detection be followed by the expulsion of the offender. By order of Committee, R. T. TALBOT, Secretary, Mechanics' Institute, October, 187*. rTIHE NOYEMBEB NUMBER OF THE PRESBYTERIAN OH URGE NEWS IB NOW POLISHED. Prick — Threepek o b..: '••' * ' To be had of the Publishers, Messrs Upton and Co ALL Claims against the estate of Mr P. A Phillips, Ironmonger, Auckland, are requested to be sent in to the undersigned en or before MONDAY, the 16th November. JAMES MORTON. Auckland, Nov. 2,1874. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH BOABDING HOUSW, CHAPEL STREET NORTH. TO SEAMEN. THOMAS BRISTOW. desires to inform Seamen, ani those connected with Shipping, that he has OPENED a Boarding House. similar to those in England aid America, within one minute's walk of the wharfi ', ■ • The House is .roomy and pleasantly situated, and it will be his endeavour to make it supply the place of a home as far as civility, cleanliness, and attention are concerned. Terms moderate. A TJ CXL AN D H A HBO U B /V. ; BO AR D. TENDERS FOR EARTHWORK, MECHANICS' Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 27th October, 1874. Venders will be received at this office until noon of FRIDAY the 6th proximo, for the Reclamation of Land in kechanica' .Bay to teijms of plan and specifi cation to beseen at this office. Tenders to be endorsed—" Tender for Reclamation la Mechanics' Bay.Z WILHAM O, DALDY, '.; :■;.•. vi ' J-'i ChiJrman. '■_ ■■' '■ ' - - \- ' '



1 1 jJJIifIUIVILJU J!IU,J!U iiULJLii'I i ' \■ ■ ' ' r~~ ' ■ ";. ! MESSRS. ROBERT PEACE & SONS, J OF KAIPARA, , Bmytag-i RE - COMMBNCJSD the preparation ct FRESH MULLET on the most approved principle are now in a position to supply orders for any , • uantlty. Z 1 Their brand is packed in tins containing each lit NET WEIGHT. By their mode of preparation, th* full flavour of the Fish is retained. It is cheaper than Salmon, and necessarily fyesher, and is par ticularly recommended to persons of weak digestion. Bold by ail Grocers end Storekeepers throughout theProvinoe. Z WmaisAut Acuwx: H, B. M OBION, j OTTSTOMiHOUSE-STREET. Jjf^W SPRING GOOD NE|yV_DRES{S MATERIALS. t ATKIKB HAS NOW ON VIEW A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT or NEW SPRING AND SUMMSR DBESS MATERIALS Of all Styles, Qualities, and Description, consisting of— NEW JAPANESE SILKS NEW SILK TUSSORES NEW COLORED SILKS NEW FANCY SILKS NEW BLACK SILKS NEW PLAIN LUSTRES NEW FANCY LUSTRES NEW HOMESPUN NEW COSTUME CLOTH NEW FANCY STRIPES | NEW GRENADINES NEW MUSLINS NEW PRINTS '-'■/; NEW DRESS MATERIALS, In every variety of Style and Material H. ATKINS, With confidence invites attention to his Large Stock DRESS MATERIALS for the SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON Now on hand. The whole selection is very choice, and for Style, Variety, and Cheapness cannot be equalled in Auckland. The JAPANESE SILKS, FANCY and PLAIN COLORED SILKS, and SILK TUSSORES are un usually beautiful. There is a very large quantity to select from, and they have been universally admired by all who have seen them. The RLaCK BILES are the same numbers and qualities as always kept in Stock, which always give satisfaction. AN IMMENSE STOCK or PLAIN LUSTRES, PRINTS, and USEFUL GOODS TO SELECT FROM, And tho Prices of all descriptions of GOODS, whether Silks, Fancy Dress Materials, or Plain Goods will be found fully 10 per cent cheaper :. ; than usually charged. THE MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT Is fully supplied with Sheetings, Blankets, Quilts, Calicos, Long Curtains, Table Linen, and General Drapery ; and the. Prices Charged for all Plain Goods are the very lowest possible. The Balance of BRUSSELS and TAPESTRY CARPETS to be olxabxd ovt at COST PRICE. (A nice lot of Patterns to select from.) THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT Contains a -Large STOCK of Men's, Youths', Mid Boys' Suits, Coats (all styles), Trousers, Trousers and Vests (both Auckland - ■ . made and imported), and the Prices the lowest in 1 Auckland. A LARGE STOCK OF TWEEDS IK OBELONG, MOSGIEL, AND NELSON TWEEDS. CHEAP TWEEDS FOR BOYS' WEAR, CRIMEAN SHIRTS, WHITE" SHIRTS, HOSIERY, TIES, SCARFS, &o. H. ATKI NS, (Late Hay and Honeyman). THE Rules of the new Co-operative Meat Supply Company may now be bad gratia * : ftppUcaUoa at A. DeiaweU's



1 |s?\jAsS^_TTjNf_i^rTrSr fp MUTUAL IMPBOViMBNT XSWCIAIION A LITER VLY AXt) MUSICS L E^TEBTAI* MRKT in .connection widi Mn> Jib .v > AstSscatib^'Wli: ho' h*ld i' tli. Tempe.ance, Hall, £.lbert,-Bwe«t THIS EVENING, oOttvmenciagstKSOv- The Choir of S',. Jimes' Chuich, ti»dw tha*le-id«r ship of Mr wa& Mis MUihclt; will tike pa t hi iht Entert&inaiKnt. Tbe Chair will be las&h by the Rev. R. F, Maaaiocol, President of the A ssoc: htfcm. ✓; PROGRAMME, Opening Chorus (Awake .MjilanLyrs) .. Choir Chairman's Remarks Song (tax Away) Recitation (Pfcrauderic Crohore) Song (Kate O'Sbane) .. .. .. Mrs Mitchell ReifUns. (One niche the highest) Song (JVssie the Flower of Dumhlane) | Reading (r rom Mansie Waugh) Duett tWha's ow£r the Steer Simmer) Dialogue (The Saxon and the Gael) Song (Police I Police!) Interval fob RxFassnatiKxa. Chorus (Oh! the flowery month of June) .. Choir Reading from Julias Sour (auld Robin Grey) Mrs Mitchell Recitation (Bernard and Alphonso) Song (Rosa Jane) Duett (What are the Wild Waves Saying) Reading (George Roy's Generalship) Song (Ham* came our Gudeman) .. Mr J, Reid Reading (Mrs Caudle's Lecture) Chorus (Oh, hail us ye free I) .. 8t James* Choir. Tickets (Is each) may be had at Upton and Co.'s, l or from any of the members. | ALBX. MoCULSKY, Secretary. Q H O E A L HAL jj GRAND MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT tin aid of the funds of THE HOBBON CORPS BAND, /ON <' MONDAY, 9xh NOVEMBER. QHOKAL SOCIETY SEVENTH CONCERT OP THE SEASON. Mozart's Opera "DIE LAUBERFLOTE," I TO-MORROW (TUE3DAY) EVENING. rB.E Annual Soiree of the Edwardes street Sunday School will be held 7 his Evening, November 2. Addresses will be delivered by the Revs T. Bunn and Tinsley, and Messrs Ewington and others. Tickets, Is Od each; can be had of any of the teachers. AUCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION. AN INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION Will be held In the LORNE-STREET HALL ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, 11th to 14th November. MB MAETIN'S last Lecture of tbe Popular Science Course Is fnrther Postponed to Thursday next, at 7.30pm, in the Grafton Road Church. PAT?K T?OAD MUTUAL IM PROVFMF.NT A<*SOCTATIOV. Gnfton Boarl, Wesleyan Church - The last of the cour*« of Popular flcience Inures will be delivered by Mr J Martin THIS ttVEVTNG. oiwr to be tikan by G. M. Peed. E«q., at half-past seven. Subjeot—" Chemistry Of Food." QALEDONIAN GAME'S To be held at c EJ&LERSLIE GARDENS ON HR.H. THE PRINCE OP WALES' BIRTHDAY, MONDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1874. Committee : \ Mr Fobert Whltson Mr J. ». Macfarl>ne Mr Thomas Macffarlane Mr Robert Graham Captain Fiaser Mr George Johnstone Mr John Cowrrave Mr John Xirkwond Mr Thomas Morrin Mr John Cruickshank Mr James Russell Captain John Mowbray Mr John Stuart. Reid | Lieut R. C. Greenwood Judge : Starter : Referees : HAJSTHCAPPF^g , Tre^ c , itrer . Mr Robert Graham. PROGRAM MB. PRIZTES i „ ... Ist 2nd l-Quoltlng 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 o S.**?"£ c Wu'lc •• •• 300.. 00 0 8 —Flat Race, open to all who have never won an advertised race. 200 yds 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 4—Throwing Heavy Hammer, • 161b ~ ~ 20 0 10 0 £~5, v? 1« nd F,,n * •■ 2 o o *.; 1 0 0 » n '; (handicap) lOOy^s 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 o t3 v c the Heavy Stono .. 2 0 0,100 8-Irlsh Jig 2 0 0 .. 0 0 0 9—Flat Bace (handicap) half if. "Ue, „•• .'• *• .. 200.. 10 0 10—Boys Race under 16 years „, (handicap) .. .. .. 100.. 010 0 11— Reel of Tulloch .. .. 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 12—Hop. Step, and Jump .. 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 13-Tossing the Csb«r .. .. 200..000 **—Jlat Race (handicap) 300 yds 200.. 10 0 15—Sword Dance in.costume .. 2 0 0.. 1 0 0 16—Putting the Lfc-ht Stone .. 2 0 0.. 1 0 0 17—Plat Race, 200 yards, open only to Memberg of the Thames and Auckland Scot tish Volurteers.inuniform.. 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 18-Throwing the Light Hammer 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 IB—Scotch Reel. In costume .. 8 0 0.. 1 0 0 20—Flat Race (handicap) 1 mile 3 0 0 .. 1 0 0 21—Sack Race 2 0 0 .. 1 0 0 22—Vaulting with the Pole .. 1 0 0.. 0 0 0 23—Boys' Race, under 13 years of „a?* « 1 0 0 .. 010 0 24-Hurdle Race (handicap) 8 hurdles. 3ft 6in high, J-mile .. 8 0 0 .. 1 0 0 26— Wheelbarrow Race (blind folded) 2 0 0 .. 0 0 0 Entries will be received by the Secretary at the Albert Hotel, Queen-street, oh FRIDAY, the 6th Instant, from 7 30 p m. to 9 o'clock p m. Entrance fee—Men's, Is ; Boys, 6d: on day of Races, 2s 6d and Is. RULES. Any competitor entering under a false name will be disqualified. Colours to be declared at 'ime of entry. Any competitor not running in declared colours will be liable to a penalty not exceeding £2. All protests to be entered immediately after the race, accompanied by a deposit of 10s. Any competitor making two false starts, will be put back one yard for every subsequent false start. In all disputes the Referee's decision to be final. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. JgOTANIO MEDICINES, The supply of Herb Medicines, simple and com pound, at Mr Brittatn's late Establishment in> Victoria-street will be continued as usual. henry"cla YTON, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, VIOTORIA-STAKTT. HOBSCN COMPANY, BIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Compiny will Parade at head-quarter? TO-MOR ROW, with arms and accoutrements i Election of Non-commhsioned Officers after'parade. By order. "W. E. CONNELLY, ', ■_.-: Secretary. November 2; 1874. THE Master of $t. Matthew's School will open Evening Classes in the School-room from 7 to 9 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays. Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Extras: Latin, French. Geometry. — For further information apply at the School. LADIES' COLLEGE, opposite St Matthew's Church.—Tuition in Model and Crayon Drawing, Painting, and making Wax Flowers. Music lessons twice awe k, by Mr Lambert, Professor of Music. Dancing from 3 to 6 p.m on Saturdays All other branches * ecessary for a sound education carefully attended to. Vacancy for a Boarder. ■ ...■'.• i



\\ '& otICLAM) ANB MEKt-JJ* •| J Si ? RAILWAY.' '!: '! •-. "•*.•, .-I $• ' r^~" : ~\ ': ■'."'' ■ - " '-''A,A7;_. ■'•-.' 3Viid««,'wilt be received at this officepa THURS DAYj-Norettihet' i, foi the Construction and Erection • ef GOODS sJfc!ED> fti thefollowlns Stations, vis :— <*l»hul.tf" Drury Papafcitoi Pukekohe I'apal.UiH Tuakau and Asercer. Plans, specifications, fie., to be seen at thii office JNO. BROGDEN & SONS. Albert Barracks, October 27,1874. —____________________________________ ; , f AUCKLAND HAEBOUfi BOARD. i to farmers, market gardeners, and carters. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, October 27,1874. Tenders will be received at this office until noon on TUESDAY, the 3rd proximo, t<rt Kemoving Silt from the Eastern Hit Basin, in terms of conditions to be feen at this office. . Tender to be endorsed, " Tender for Emptying Silt Baisin." 8 WILLIAM 0. DALDY, Chairman. gjIEAM SERVI 0E S. Superintendent's Office, Auckland, 21st October, 1874. No Tender having been received for the under named STEAM SERVICES, it is hereby notified that Tenders will be received at this office until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 11th of November proximo, for the performance of the said Services until the 30th of June, 1875 .— I—Auckland to Wangarei 2—Otehurga to Kalpara and Hokianga 8-Onehunga to Pert Waikafc) and Raglan. Conditions of Contract and oiher particulars can be ascertained on application at this office. J. WILLIAMSON, Superintendent. / LOOK OUT | "','/•■. - 7 :'-. <■ . FOR A. LINABURY & CO.'S, NEW ADVERTISEMENT. TO IRONMONGERS, STORE KEEPERS, AND OTHERS. x TENDERS will be received until NOON FRIDAY, £EXT, the 6th Number, for the Entire Stock, Fixtures, and Goodwill of the old-established Had ware stCre, known as belonging to Mr P. A. Phillips, .i/rnek of and Queen-streets. The stand is first-clsss and rent low. Terms—Twenty-five per cent of the offer to be cash, balance divided in approved endowed promis sory notes from date of acceptance of tender, at two, three, and four months. The lowest or anr tender not necessarily accepted Full particulars to be obtained on the premises as abive. , Q . [ THOMAS MOBRIN, (Signed) j j A m ES MuRTON »jp O bMALL OAPITALI-T3 For Sale, in the immediate neighbourhood of Auck land, a Business from which, under able management, a RtOfi profit can be derived. Terms easy. Kor particulars apply to J M. & J. MOWBRAY, Land Agents, 42. stueeu-street. KAJtANGABAPE DISTEICT BOARD. The Assessment Roll of th»> above District for the year ending 30th June, 1876, hus been finally settled, and Mr Thomas Hayes appointed Rate-collector. The residence of the said Thomas Hayes is also fixed as the otbee of the Board, where all rates are payable by order of the Board. . JOSEPH WARREN, Chairman. TO THE ELECTORS OJ ONEHUNGA. A Public Meeting of the Electors of Onehunga will ba held in the Choral Hall. Onehunga, on WEDNES DAY, November 4, at"B o'clock p.m. OTAG-O GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). The Directors of the above Company have this day made a C LL (the 16th) of ONk SHILLING per SHARE on the Capital of tbe Company, pajable to the Wanaser at the office of thS Company, No 18, Insuranbe Buildings on WEi^E-DAY,^,he 9th day of December, 1874. Stamps above 2-> not received. W. FLOOD, Manager. Auckland, November 2,1874, • PEIDE OP TOKATE\ GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED. A CALL (the ninth) of SIXPENCE per Share has 'this day been made by the Directors, ayable to the Legal Manager at theCompany'soffice,fihorttand-street Auckland, on or before WaDNESD^Y, the 11th day of November, 1874. ROBERT HORNE, Legal Manager. Auckland. 2nd November, 1874 rti HE T E M P L A JB S. A General Meetinc of Members will be held at the Newton Hall TOtMORROW (Tuesday), 3rd Novem ber..t7p.o, S , WORMS, - Secretary. JD OVAL MAIL H,OT EL, VIOT 0R I A BTBIII, Acojcr.AirD. A. CAIRN S, (Late Chief Steward of the ss. Wellington and MailßteamerNebraskaV 4 Has much pleasure in intimating to his friends and the public that he has .taken the above Hotel, which has been entirely renovated throughout and newly Families and Travellers will - find the utmost accommodation, combined with cleanliness, civility, and comfort. __ _ ,_.,__,_ / ___ -,„_. A TABLE DE BOTE AT ONE O'CLOCK. BaTH* Hot, Cold, and Shower. „ . The EI-LLAED ROOM, which'is acknowledged to 0e the best in the colonies, is fitted with two first class tables, complete and handsomely Furnished, and. is still under the supervision of Mr fiO.E_.TON. None but the choicest brands of Wines, Spirits, %c.,kflpt in stock. A Night Porter in attendance. TO F *BMERS A^D GRaZ ERB. —To be Sold, fifty Acres, growing rajop of Perennial Rye rasa, pure sown, in first-rat a condition, .situate on thi Fairleig» Farm, hast Tamaki—Apply toJas Cargo, at 8. Coombes, Queen-street; or, to Captain Carge, on the Farm.



rp btl NOE A^TfltTß HO<>&„ XT ODfttlßß OK HOBSON AND WEU J B^S_-HTRRRT& H. ORAM. PRb>RlB TOR, : ' , , (s-ate Steward Northern Club) This Hotel having undergone a thorough repair^ the Proprietor can with confidence offer to tsoardes^ and Visitors , ACCOMMODATION, ' ' Combined with good attendance and. a comfortable, ' home, EQUAL TO ANY IN ATJCKI-AND. t Zv/Z. WINES AMD SPIRITS. In this department HO'» long experience and knowledge v.iilbe a sufficient guarantee to wire to his friends and the public generally the best brands. TO LOVER* OF THE CUE A Bagatelle-Billiard Table, made to order, by Messrs a Jcce*. and Co. , ALES and STOUT*, English and Colonial, alwayi on hand, By strict attention to business H. OR. M desires to f* gain a four share of public patronage. BRANBTON & FOBSTEE, * SHIP PLTTMBERS. GASFITTERS, COPPER SMITHS, BRASS FINISHERS, ■ AIJD . ' ' ■;.'' BELL HANGERS, ETC., MaJse field's Buildings, AXBKBT STBKET. Estimates given for all classes of work, and experienced workmen sent to all parts of the ountry. IMPORTANT SALE OF Z CLOTHING, DifAPEBY, ETC, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, At 11 o'clock sharp. E. & H. ISAACS ABE instructed by the Shippers to submit to auction at their Stores, Fort-street, on Tuesday, the^rd November, at 11 o'clock, An Invoice of about £1,600 WOETH OF VERY GOOD AND CHOICE SCMMER MELBOURNE MADE CLOTHING, Embracing every requisite in the Clothing trade. Also, A Large Parcel of English Drapery, Mole Trousers, Hosiery, Hats, and Caps, 4a, 4a The Goods will be offered in trade parcels, and a» well worth the attention of Warehousemen aad Storekeepers. The greater portion are for UNRESERVED SALE. V WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. • FREEHOLD BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. HOBSON'S BRIDGE BREWERY, - NjWMARKET. THE Subscribers have received in structions to sell, at the Land Mart, Fort street, on Wednesday, Novetub "ar 4, at 12 o'clock, 11 Allotments on the Epsom and Domain Roads being the frontage of the Hobson's Bridge Brewery Allotment, two minutes walk from Newmarket Deferred payments ■ Plans and particulars at the Auction Mart. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. BOOKS ! BOOKS ! BOOKS I THE Subscribers will sell at the Rooms, F. rt-street, on TUESDAY, the 3rd November, at 11 o'clock, 300 volumes Miscellaneous Works. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, NOON. FOR THE BENEFIT OF , WHOM IT MAY COVCERN. EX ZEALANDIA, FROM LONDON. More or less damaged, Pa CASES GLASS, assorted jj- _..', ■■> I sizes, 16 and 21 ozs. in squaxel AT MAR r., R. ARTHUR, i. Auctioneer. TO-MORROW (TUESDAY). HATS AND CAPS, KID GLOVES. BY auction To-morrow (Tuesday), 3rd met, at 11 o'clock, , 12 cases of the above GOODS, comprising—Black Paris. Prab Shell, and a Large Assortment of Felt Hats. Men's and Boys' Caps; also, 1 case Habits Summer Kid Gloves All of the most reoent shapes. E. & H.~TS~A AC S, Fort-street. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. CUTTER DIAMOND. THE Subscribers will sell at the Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday. 4th instant, at eleven o'clock, 32-64ths of the Cutter DIAMOND. The Diamond is 15 tons register, and carries 21 tons dead weight on a light draught of water. She has only lately received a good outfit. Further particulars on applying to . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, NOON. REMOVED TO MART~FOR CONVENL - ENCE OF SALE. A useful Tot of house hold FttRNITORB and EFFECTS-Loo and Square Tables DouMe and single Bedsteads, Mattreßfes Palliasses. Bedding, Toilet Tables Toilet Glasses. Wsshandstands, Toilet Ware, Cane, Stuffed, and Wood ("hairs. Cedar Dlni g Table, Sgring seat Pouch, Colonial < "ouch. Chests of Drawers, ocking Choir. Dre=eer, Chum, Books. Pictures, Scales and Weight* Kitchen: Utensils, 4a, 2 Cooking Binges, American Stove. \ % Aiso, A Piano in Rosewood cas», by Stoddart ; a good Sewing Maohlne; 13 Fancy Pigeons. R,. ART HUE, Auctioneer. , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4. BREAKFAST AND~TE4v SERVICES. TOILET SETS. ASSORTED EARTHENWARE. THE Pubscribers will sell at the Booms, Fort-street, on Wednesday next, 4th instant, at 11 o'clock, \ 8 crates Assorted Earthenware, comprising— [,'; Breakfast and Tea Services, Toilet Seta &a, 4c, ex Zealaridia. • ° SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, " Auctioneers. ':.'■'".