P^^JUfJ^-who wiU then'be Sir Isaacs +**&*&. Oisborne. ~ ziiiborae, the commiasioner of An- JSL toK »ked to .Upw himself to b. «!PfP'La M » candidate for th» n«xt OrtMy- Thisday. '■'t*-««tated that the Government have r« tlv addreesed the Secretary of State for STcolonieson &* ■»»«JB«* °^ Btowage and %• ment of gunpowder aboard vessels leav ?eL«iidon for the colonies, and particularly S New Zealand.

DUNEDIN.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) 1 This day. \ Nomination for Dunedin Cup. The boating season opened on Saturday with a procession of eighteen boatß. Two .cratch matches also came off. The weather was very unfavourable. The following are the nominations for the TJnnedm Cup :—Corsart, Merriman, Sea Bird R. H- Campbell's Castaway, Castel- Hari 'Hill's Richmond, Seymour's Seantreans, Dennis' Young Captain Scott, Swanson's «r William, Kevan's Gamecock, Freestone, Shands, the Chief, Cloth of Gold, Blair Athol, Knox'a Empress, the Cloud, Medicus, Bory o'More, King Phillip, Richardson's Molkena, Patterson's Pertobes, Camibes Right Bower, Walters' Dainty Ariel, Stephenson's Kathleen, White's Alta and Randolph, Del main's Templeton, Pungawerawere, Poll, Fanner, Thompson's Merry Monarch, Red wood's Merry Monarch, Redwood's Guy ]?awkes, Cookscehe, Hercules, Corora, Amohio, O'Brien's Tambourine, Fish Hook, Gag(?ait's Boomerang, Watt's Ngaro, R. Campbell's O'Rorke, Tattler, Ray's Ladmor and Sonnambula. There are 44 entries against 31alaat year.

THE SUPERINTENDENT'S BANQUET AT CLUTHA.

DUNEDIN.

, (Per Press Telegram Agency.) Saturday. At the banquet given last night at Olutha, about 150 persons were present. Mr Macandrew, in replying to the toast of hia health, remarked that, looking at the extent of its territory, and the magnitude and diversity of the interests with which the Superintendent of Otago had to deal, he was disposed to think, perhaps, ihat there was no other man in New Zealand who occupied an M uDy important position. Although at one time on opposite sides (himself and their member, Mr Thomson) they had since come together—whether he had gone over to Mr Thomson, or Mr Thomson had come to him, he conld not say; but here they were BOW fighting under the same flag, and he hoped, under the leadership of Sir George Grey, they would soon be led on to victory—a victory which should have inscribed on its banners a very great redmction in the enormous unproductive expenditure which was now going on, and which, if not checked, was bound te sink the colony into very serious disaster. They would have a banner, which should also be inscribed, "Measures, not men." He was very sorry to say the very opposite was the way In the Assembly at the present moment. Two-thirds of the present House would vote black was white to-day, and white was Mack to-morrow, if the Government of the day said to. Now, he hoped that they would be led on to such a victory as he had indicated, and as a result they would see New Zealand a great and united federation of provinces. (Loud cheering ) Sir George Grey replied to the toast of "The Opposition." He alluded to the evidence on the Civil Service Committee, which encouraged young men ta a life of Idleness, wt en they might be engaged inactive pursuits; and to the Armed Constabulary as loiterers in public-houses, instead of being usefully •■ployed. It was against such things that they set their faces. Had he framed the Estimates laat session he conld have saved £150,000 in those directions. There had never been an argument advanced in favour of Centralism. There would be no saving from tbe change. If the Government proposal* were carried eat, members would be paid £300 a year, which meant I total expenditure of £400,000 a year, while all the Provincial Councils in the colony would not cost more than £16,000 or £18,000. Speaking of the Legislative Council he asserted the interests of that body were opposed to the interests of the people. There were no means of bringing them into harmony with public

opinion* ■ ■ ft*^*3 Sir John Bichardson, in proposing " Visitors from a distance," said he had always been opposed to Sep aratioa. but circumstances had altered. A ruthless majority attempted to crash a noble minority, and to abolish provincialism. He was a citizen of the pro vince, acd no earthly power, no earthly emolument or consideration of petition, would prevent him giving utterance to his opinions. Provinces had been abol ished by the operation of a tyrannical and unjust majority. He looked upon the provincts as they were as a bye gone tale, bat the provinces might be sub stantially realised. Possibly there would be two provinces, and the Middle Island would rise up in Its virgin simplicity as a colony with a Federal Government situated at ■Wellington. He advlied all childish consideration as to the question of the seat of Government to be cast aside. As the Speaker of the Legislative Council, it was his duty—lf any one's— to speak for that body, but he said fearlessly and emphatically that a nominated Council was utterly Incongruous with responsible Government. He wished to goodness he was free and unfettered. If he had been, he would have stood forward in defence of popular rights. Nothing would have given him greater satisfaction than that in the autumn and winter of his life he could have been privileged to have given his intellect and abilities in the service of the colony in this crisis of its fate. The land question was of the greatest importance. All other questions were insignificant compared with it. From the first he had cried "Land for the people," and would never flinch from it. Reflection for years had only impressed upon him his former conviction, that it this question was allowed to remain in abeyance, New Zealand might almost be swamped out.

The Birthday Handicap.

The following are the starts for the Birth day Handicap, to be ran at Ellernlie Gardens on the oth ibat., the Prince of Wales' Birth day J— ONE HUNDRED YARDS: B. Ellis, scratch Joseph Bradley, 3 yds King Hedley, 8 yds - B. O'Hare, 3£ yds D. M alone, S£ yds G. Jennings, 4 ydi B. H. Dnder, 4 yds B. Thompson, 4 yds Geo. Waite, 4* yds W. Began, 4} yds ' P. H. Coates, 4£ yds 0. T. W. Barton, 6 yds B. Brennan, 5 yds : Xngene Donovan, 5 yds J. McLean, 6 yds • J. Barron, 6 yds J. M. Russell, 5 yds . W. McMillan, 5 yds Geo. Haunderg, 6 yds W. Patterson, 6 yds A, Good, 6 yds . T. Jonghin, 6 yds J. Began, 6 yds -. - T. Bheehan, 6 yds X Benwick, 7 yds Neil WhUker, 7 yds A. Mansfield, Byds ~„ V. W Merriman, 8 yds £f" ' A. Kelly, 8 yds. TBBJBB BTTNDBJtD YARDS. X. Ellis, scratch / Joseph Bradley, 8 yds Bebert H. Dnder, 5 yds D. If alone, 8 yds fi. Thompcon, 8 yds William Began, 8 yds 0. T. W Barton, 0 yds W. McMillan, 9 yds George Walte, 10 yda B. Brennan, 10 yds G. Jennings, 10 yds John McLean, 10 ads J. H. Coates, 10 yds George Sannders, 10 yds B. O'Hare. 10 yds. Xngene Donoran. 10 yd King Hedley. 12 yds John Barrow, 12 yds J. M. lituwetl, 12 yds William Patterson, 12 ydi ,'. A.KeUy,l4yds A. Good, 14 yds A. Mansefleld, 15 yds J. Began, 16 yds Thomas Sheahan, 15 yda Veil Whiaker, 16 yds T. JouKbln. 16yd> John Ben wick, 18 yds ; F. W. Merriman, 18 yda H ALT-MILK, Bobert H. Dnder, scratch Joseph Bradley, scratch X, Xllis, rcratch D. Maloae, 10 yards > . B. Thompson, 15 yards O. T. W. Barton, 15 yards VT. McMillan. 15 yards Wm Began, 20 yards Jno. McLean, 20 yards B. Brennan, 25 yards Geo. Waite, 25 yards Geo. Saunders, 25 yards Jno. Barron, 26 yards : T. Jovffbln, 26 yards • J. H. Coatos, SO yards rJ. Began, 80 yards « ' Bnitene Donoran, SO yards f •* O'flaw. 80 ysrda A. Good, 80 yards ' A-Kelly, 80 yards . J. M. Bu s»UL 85 yards X^HedUy,w£rd? Wm.Patt«nloß,B6yarla O. Jennings. 40 yards J»o. Bcnwick, 40 yards £jilWhUk«;4oyst4s

PRINCE OF WALES THEATRE.

i«™wS!7 i>^ M I*"™* ot " Kathleen M«Town»««,» '!£&£?«?* fcjr ***• *u*W«lu» of "Soonambula ewnpose* the programme of Saturday at the Prince «Jt *« ' *nd Pfoved attractive enough todi.fi rood house to .pite of the wretched weather. In the •^X,?2e?* *"" °*rry George played th» heroine with hi ij£ ™?« tte ch«»cter. She was ably supported "S^Pi 00111*! ** T «'«uce. This gentleman, is par n#^fl £°^ 1U thlß <**»cter. The brogue carried on tnat tendency to mannerism of speech we have Delore noticed as a fault in Mr Collier. Mr Lawrence 'actedwell, and the company in general seemed folly up to; the mark throughout the piece, which called down loud applause. of the burlesque we cannot speak in terms of unqualified praise. Miss Clara Stephenson and Miss Lizzie Morg.n certainly played in their accustomed charming manner. The former received many tokens of the increasing favor'she is held in by Auckland play-goers, while Miss Morgan was encored more than once for her beautiful singing. Mr Sam Poole allowed his spirits to carry him a little too far. This gentleman has plenty of genuine humour, and it is only the exception when, as on Satnrday, he is vulgar. ' To Mr. T. Burton we should recommend more studious attention to his "teook." With these exceptions the burlesque was fairly played. With all its imperfections it wa3 successful m eliciting loud laughter. To-ni^ht, the magnificent comedy of "Cjiste" is to be produced with Mr Mr Lawrence as. "Eccles,"' a character in which he is said to be particularly good, vhe aft^r-piece is to be ■ Lurline ; or the Nymph of the Lurleybuig." This we have already commented on as the best extravaganza ever presented in Auckland.

AIREC'S ENTERTAINMENT. The Interesting entertainment by Airec and his friends, announced lor Saturday evening in Lorne street Hall, was adjourned until this evening, owing to the rain. The entertainment of this evening will surpass in variety those that have preceded it. Madame Airec, the lady gymnast, will perform some of her most rem»rkable feats; and Alex. O'Brien will appear in his original character o? " Salamander Sam " The shadow pantomime will also be intro duced. Professor Jacobs will produce one-hundred yards of Coventry ribbon from iuside the lining of the magic hat, arid Mr Alexander wicl dance the sailor's hornpipe, and sing several good songs. The gift distribution will comprise £15 useful articles of domestic use, and one of Dennes's famous sewing machines.

CITY HALL. The down-pouring rain on Saturday evening proved a sad impediment to the people who had made up their mind'j to visit one or other of the open places of amusement, hence Dr. Carr's excellent entertainment, " Heads and Faces," -was but thinly attended. Those, however, who had courage enough to breast the rain, were well rewarded by the Doctor. The phrenologi cal description of the heads of the audience were highly amusing as well as instructive, and was calcu lated to inspire a belief in the science in the minds of persons who had hitherto been very sceptical on the subject. The electro-biological experiment was also successful, as was evidenced by persons who were completely dozed under its powerful influence. The scenes were occasionally enlivened by sweet Btrains of music, which were very effective. Dr. Carr regretted that the weather had prevented persons from attend ing his efforts to gratify them, and hoped that his new lecture-entertainment (this evening)—on " Self Culture," would attract a larger number of witnesses. The lecture will be Bimply introductory, and will not exceed twenty minutes in its delivery, after which a series of brilliant mesmeric experiments will be in troduced.

CITY COUNCIL.

The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the City Council took place this afternoon. Present Bis Worship the Mayor (in the chair) Councillors Isaacs, Buchanan, Hunt, Daldy, Brett, Holdship, Cosgrave. After the reading of the minutes His Worship the Mayor called the attention of councillors to the fact that it .was half-past two before they began business. He must request councillors to be more punctual. Councillor Isaacs thought 2 o'clock a moat awkward time for business men. He suggested that the time should be altered to 2.30 p.m.* At the Mayor's recommendation Mr. Isaacs said he would give notice of motion to that effect. GOVERNMENT HOUSE OKOUNDS. Mr Clerk read a letter from Mr C. C. Bowen in reply to the request of the Mayor that Government House might be opened to the public on certain days. This letter was to the effect that the reqmest could not be granted. FINAXCK. The Finance Committee, reported that only one tender had been received for their de bentures which was from Mr W. Cameron, at LOO for tbe whole. The Committee re commended that the tender be rejected, thffc minimum price being fixed at L 95. Are solution was passed embodying the recom mendation of the report. ' NUISANCE. Mr. Robinson sent a letter complaining of Mr. McCrae maintaining a nuisance on his premises in keeping a horse. The nuisance was ordered to be looked into. WATERWORKS. A report from Mr. Errington as, to the progress of the Waterworks was read which showed that the works were steadily ad vancing towards completion. . ' ' *~ The other business was unimportanW The Council subsequently went into •committee on the Water Supply.

MR R. ARTHUR'S PROPERTY SALE.

Mr K. Aethtjb sold to-d*y at his Queen street Mart the valuable block of land, situated on the Epsom Boad, by order of. the Board of Education at the following yearly rental:—No 1, £14; 2, £6; 3, £4 10«; 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8, £4; 10, £6 ; 11, 12, and 15, £4 each. Eleven shops, dwellings, and premises in Hobson-3treet, realised pc year:—l, £26; 2, £24; 3, £32; 4, £25^5, £14; 6, £25; 7, £22; 8, £22; 9, £50 ;%0, £32 ; 11, withdrawn. In the estate of the late David Burn, Esq., in South Newton : 4 and 3, 9s per foot ; 3 and 8, 4s 6d ; 6, 2s 6d ;8, 9, and 10, not sold. Great North Boad and Stanley-street : No. 21, 25s per foot ; 3, 24s ; 4, 22s ; 5, 30s ; 7, 21s ; 8, 9, and 10, 21s. Fronting South Newton : 31, 9s ; 32 and 33, 9s ; 86, 2s 6d ; 71 and 72, 6s per foot. The remaining properties were unsold or withdrawa.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Ohinemuri

Clayton and Munro, of the Trigonometrical Survey Department, put up a temporary flag in Waihi instead of that recently pulled down. As soon as this was noticed by Wha katohea, natives pulled that down. I have not heard whether the surveyors completed ther observations or not.

All claims in the district were w6IK repre sented; Mr Corbett, chairman. T. Shaw moved, that for the following reasons this meeting would impress on the Government the necessity of making a direct road from Waitekauri to Faeroa. That splendid reef opened between these districts. That the road is much shorter than by. way of Mackay town. A committee was appointed to em body the resolution in a memorial. Steps were then taken regarding postal communica tion, and the meeting adjourned.

consequence of alterations pre Seeding in our machinery, we are obliged to avail our selves of the kindness of the New Zealand Herald in having the Evening Star to-day and to morrow printed by the machinery of that office.

We are sorry to learn that the local offioe of the Auckland and Mercer railway loses a good servant, and the travelling and trading public a most obliging and attentive officer in the resignation of Mr W. M. Lloyd, Traffic Manager of the Railway. Mr. Lloyd leaves for a better and more lucrative appointment, and has sent in his resignation tc-day.

Sicht-seers will be glad to learn that the German Man of War Gazelle will b« thrown open to the pmblic for two days beginning on Saturday next the commander Captain Yon Schleimtz having kindly consented. We are informed that the North Shore ferry steamers will call going and returning.

It ia our painful duty to chronicle the death of Mr. George Sommerrille eldeat son of oar reapeoted citizen Mr hi. Somerville. The deceaaed gentleman waa only ill » very abort time. A couple of weeka ago, as he waa out at drill he caught a severe cold, which laid him up for a short time; but as noth ing appeared aerious the uanal remediea were applied! He oftimes relapsed; the disease taking the shape of dypthena ; which terminated fatally this afternoon at 1 o'clock., He. waa greatly respected on account' of his special good qualities, and retiring disposition. He was naturally of a meek and quiet mind, and to those who knew him. waa a special favourite. He had net arrived at his 23rd year. He had only a few weeka ago received the appointment as book keeper at the Auckland Saving. Baak. Hi. tee fMflam «eat», haw caused a, .eaevalrtgret andtohiaownfaaiiJyawver.lt**, f

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Businkhs doni this day:

Bank of N.Z.— Buyers, Ll7T2»6d y wlltn r Ll7 sb.

National Bank— 72«. 9 S.B. Insurance—sos ; buyers, [49«. 6d " D S. Crois"—SeU«r«, L6i Union Beach, 755. ; buyers, 755. j. sellers, 80s-

Tokatea, lls. 6d. ; buyers* Us, 6d.; Bel lers, 12b. Bed Queen, Is. lid., to 2s.

A meeting of the members of the Acclima tisation Society was called to day, but only the secretary and Mr James Bartt, put in an appearance. The business set down for discussion was small being the reading of a letter from Mr Norris, calling' attention to> illegal shooting; in Tauranga, and another complaining of boys birds-nesting in the Domain. The accounts to be paid were £31 133, and the balance in hand £169. The meeting lapsed for want of a quorum.

H. S. Meyers & Co., have received the fo!» lowing goods per Gleneoe from Mobart Town —4,500 post rails, 25,000 palings, 2,000 ft sawn timber, 50 pair shafts, 202 cases tart fruit, 118 cases iams.

HWeston's Wizard Oil and Magio Pills.—Have cured more wonderful cases of Eheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Aches, Pains, Swellings, Caked Breasts, Scalds, and Salt-Rheum, upon the human frame, than all the pretended remedies have since the world began. These Great American Medicines are com-. Posad or vegetable oils, healing gums, rootß and herbs; and act like a charm upon pain and inflam mation. Price: Half-a-crown. Sole Agents : Kemp thorne, Prosser and Co.



WANTED, a respectable Errand Boy —Apply at this office. WA IN TED, two Firewood Choppers Apply opposite Black Bull Hotel, Albert street ■ ANTED-to Purchase, a Horseand Spring Cart cheap; also a Tent.—Apply to. Mr. Kenyon, Chapel-ffijjp; near Wellesley-street ANTED, a good General Servant. in a small family; references required.— Apply to Mra. Waymouth, Scarborough Terrace, Parnell _" WANTED, a thorough General Servant for a email ianuly near town; re ferences required.—Apply at thiaoffice. W" ANTED, a Nursegirl about 14 or 15.—Apply to Mrs. Henry Lewis, corner of Itfount and Symonds-streeta ANTED, a Chief Officer for the Schoonw Kilembilda.—Apply to Henderson and Macf»rlan«. - . .■ W~~ ANTED, a strong Boy, about 16, to make himself useful in the paint shop.— Apply Venetian Home Grey-street- _ WANTED, an Apprentice.—Apply to Miw Brown, Dressmaker, Hobaon Park, Parnell. _^ WANTED, a stout strong Lad to attend hones and drive a baker's cart.— C. Burton, Charcoal Biscuit Baker, Parnell. WANTED, Students for Lessons in Civil, Mechanical, Architectural, and Ship Drawing.—For terms, &0., apply at this office. W 'ANTED, a Man accustomed to jthe Clothing: Department; also, a Youth about Hor 15.—Enquire at J. Levy, Clothier, 210, Queen-street. ANTED, a good General Servant. Apply to Mrs Smith, Chapel street, six doors below Alexandra HotsL WANTED, a Woman as Cook and Laundresr—Mrs Alfred BscUaad, New market. "IITANTED to SELL, a Hove and - VV „ three acres good land at Onehunga, orchard, garden, etc, in good order. Price, £175.—Apply to Mr Jackson, Onehunga; or to Mr Byan, Painter, Upper Symonds-atreet. W~~ ANTED, a respectable General Servant. — Mrs Ivey, .Conquest Place, Pars ell. j WANTED, Body Makers.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Victoria Carriage Factory, bottom of Grey-street WANTED to Rent, in the Remuera or Mount Eden District, a six or seven roomed Cottage, with a few acres of land.—Address, " B," office of this paper. _._. _^ ryTo quarry men. Wanted a quantity «f BTONK for FOUNDATIONS —Apply to G. Khcdei. WANTED, a Girl as Cook.-—Apply to Mrs J. 0. Firth, Mount Eden. WANTED, a General Servant for Tauranga; must be a good laundress and un ('erstand plain cooking. Reference! required.— Apply to Mrs Hnlme, at Her. It. Burrows, St. Stephen's Boad, Parnell WANTED KNOWN, that D.* Gouhck Is prepared to supply! all kinds of Timber and. other Building materials, includln Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Bails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron- Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, *c, &c., at the lowest market price, at his Yard , Custom-house street. WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good Cook and Laundress.—Apply to Mrs. Klßsllng, St. Stephen's Boad, Parnell. AfcT-JD Known, that the best Hollands Gin, large bottles, 4a ; small ditto, 2s 9d; Ale, per half-pint, 2d ; large bottle Schnapps, 4s 6d.—J. H. Grattan, Star Hotel, Newton. WANTED, Everybody to try Elli man's Celebrated Boyal Embrocation for Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Ac. Unfailing success. First-rate local testimonials may be seen on applica tion. V Sole Agent for Auckland— W. 8. JONES, Wholesale and Betail Saddler, *©~ Queen-street. KW~ Country Agents wanted. WANTED, a situation as Purser or Supercargo on board a steamer.—Apply by letter, stating terms, ftc, to "ABC," office of this paper. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Bails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c , at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Boad. All' orders attended to with despatch. A^ NT E D KNOWN, that J. MORRISON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Stab office. Sk7 ANTED Known,that the cheapest f and best way to be properly clothed, is to and be measured at the Pantheon for your Coats, your Vests, and your Trousers. We make them well of good material, and guarantee a perfect fit.— Ford. Potter & Co., The Pantheon, I*B, Queen-street- ANTED KNOWN, Dry Storage to Let, with or without large yard, at Battye and Co.'s (late Quick's), Elliott-street, Auckland. WANTED; 500 tons of Old Brass, Copper, Iron, Zinc, JP—rUr, Lead, Munts Metal, Waste Paper, Canvas, Baggta*, Hope, and Bags ; also. Bottles, Cast-off Clothing, Ac, at BATTYK * CO.'S London Marine Store, Quick's Buildings, Elliott-street, Anekland.-S. Moss, Manager • WANTED, to call the attention of the Public to our Tailoring Department Trousers to measure at 15s, warranted shrunk.—The Pantheon, 198, Queen-street * WANTED, a good Finisher.-— Apply to J. Trenwiths Boot Factory, Wake fleldrstreet. , - -. . WANTED, Persons travelling by Bail to Onehunga and the Waikato to pro cure Grattan'* (Thames Hotel) Pocket Pistols. Prioe Is to Is. ■ WANTED, orders for Black Pagets and Morning Coats from 40s, at The Pan theon. 198, Queen-Street, next Edison's, Chemist. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can hare the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Musio anal other Binding done in beat styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Euler mod Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Etkto« Stab Office, Wyndham street, > WANTED Known, that 8. Faulbo is prepared to make up Gentlemen's Clothing to measure fross £2 14s Od a Tweed fashionable Suit, warranted well shrunk; also, Tweed Trousers from 14s 6d.—B. FAULBO, Tailor, throe doors from Boyal Mail Hotel. Victoria-street—Cleaning, Kepairlag, Ac CITY CLUB MELBOURNE CUP SWEEPSTAKE. All Shares not paid on or before WKDNSSDAY, November 8, wUlpodUTely he Be-allbtted. Sweepstakes To-morrow (Tuesday) and Friday Xvenings. : •:- ■ -.•>,•-. .-■■ .: -■ " ._--;- ■ ■ Drawing on MONDAY, November 8 ' . . . ■. ■. ■ ■-•'•■ r' -,-..;. H. S. ABBOTT. . T OSTFi from Pitt-street, latfc aighi* * ««WM*«4. ■..:.,.■:<■:■■, - - .V. ;■ .vv,-' V ■-■ ■/



Tha Mstobm •*^ae <J»y CW) Bwsn»»ak« on tke . above Baos art respectfully repustsd to pay up their shares m or before BATUKDAVKSXT, 10th last H.K. ABBOTT. - NOBTH! SHORR—Two Furnished Residences to let; also a Cottage.—Apply to jl R: »nd!R. Duder, BDovme Agents. 1 1Q>URNISHED:JROOM», with Board JU if required; house beautifully situated near town ; teans moderate.—Addlaeag-, " MS," this office TWO or three Gentlejnen, or a Lady and Gentleman, can be accommodated with comfortable Sittingroom. and Bedrooms, splendid view off tHe harbour, good locality, and M within five minutes-walk of the Post-office>-For card of address, apply at this office. ■ - ' •' ; *- .' ,'" piKEKpi WEST. FOB SALE, Improved Farm*,,from SO to 100 acre*. —Apply to • W J. HILL, 36 Bhortland-streeet, Auckland. LOST, a Horse> bramled F on near fore shoulder, with rope mark on neck, piece of rope round neck when misted ; colour, dun brown. Ten shilling* reward will be paid on returning the horse to J. Browc,, Mechanics' Bay. . \ NCIENT ORDER O3P FORESTERS. ,jj The Officers and Members of _^dß§SjHhjt Court City of Auckland are re jfgJirStlsKfte. spectfully invited to attend the SJ^'W3|f-? Court on MONDAY EVENING fSfc^jTF^BL next, toconaider the best means of «Hfi7™ aSrfSß^ ce'el)rat'inß the- Anniversary. I Ib^WiSltßl 1 By ordorot tte c- R -> pROWN HOTEL, GREY-STREET. M^LBOUBNK CUP SWBEPSTAKKB will be DRAWN on MONDAY, Ist November, at 7 o'clock p.m rjAMABU BUILDING STONE. Tha undersigned is now prepared to take orders in any quantities for this celebrated stone. Samples on view, and full particulars ©an be obtained on appli cation to George iJiuney, Corn Exchange. npO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders willb* received until noon of THUB3D AT, the 4th November, for tbe SBKCTION of a FAMILY BEBIDKNCE at Tauranga. Plans and specification! may be seen at th» offioe of this paper. ... ■ .. . . The loweit or any tender not necessarily accepted. OR SALE, several Choice JNative Beserves in the Stewart Settlement at Katikati, from 60 to 200 acres. Terms easy.—Apply to B. C. JOBDAN, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Tauranga; Or, G. V. SXEWABT, Katikati. MELBOURNE CUP SOIREE. Th» Drawing will take place at the Exchange Hotel, Queen-street, on THUBSDaY next, 4th November, at 5 o'clock in the evening. Subscribers having Shares are requested to pay at once. Sweepstakes every evening. JOSEPH ELLIS, Proprietor. A BARGAIN. FOB SALE, in consequence of the owner leaving; the Colony, a substantially-built Verandah Cottage* in Brighton Road, Parnell; large freehold allotment having a frontage to Brighton Road and Hobson Bay. of 55 feet, with 100 feet depth, with outhouses, well stocked orchard, &c—For particulars, apply to Mr. B. Yates, Grocer, Parnell. ' TT O.G.T.—STAR OF FREEDOM \J • LODOB, Vo. 1, AD. The member* of the above Lodge will meet on Thursday Xvenings at 7.80 o'clock in the Christian Meeting House. Cook-street, instead of the Newton Hall, from this daU.-O. Warbniton. W.C.T.; James Cox, Secretary. "a grand dissolving view ./jL oxy-hydbogen LIME-LIGHT ENTERTAINMENT Will take place in the LORN E-STREET HALL, On FBIDAY NEXT, sth November, Exhibiting magnificent English, Irish, and Scotch Views: accompanied by English, Irish, and Scotch songs, which will be sung by over twenty Ladies and Gentlemen as competitors for no less than NINE of Dennes's Splendid SKWJNO MACHINES. |Madame Mollcr has kindly volunteered her, services as piano acoompaniste to any Lady or Gentleman who may wish them. There will be at least three judges. Beserved Seats, Is 6d, or four tickets 5s ; Body of the Hall or Gallery, Is, or five tickets for 4s if pur chased previous to the evening* Doors open at 7.15, to commence at 7.46. Carriages may be ordered at 10. W. C. DENNES, Great Central Sewing and Washing Machines Depot, Queen-street. WC. DENNES « having purchased of Messrs. Stzwabt and Anderson the balance of their Stock of SIMPSON SEWING MACHINES, b* g to offer them at from £1 10s; and if not approved of at the end of thirty days, they can be exchanged for Wheeler and Wilson, Howe, Singer, or any other good machine, frisk of charge. Seven reasons why A Machine you should buy— At DENNES'S :- Int. Because he is the largest importer. 2nd. Because he keeps 20 different kinds. 3rd. Because he gives one month's free trial 4th. Because you can exchange one you don't like for one you do like. sth. Because he charges nothing extra for six months' credit. 6th. Because he takes old machines in part pay ment. 7th. Because he will give our friends a Lime-light Enterteinment Free if any of us spend 10 guineas in Sewing or Washing Machines. - . .. GBEAT CKNTBAL SEWING AND WASHING MACBINJB& DKPOT, N ° — * ° ~* I have been appointed *g«nt for T. Eussill and Ben*, Watchmaker* to the Queen, and I have received this mail Twenty-four best Silver ,Bngli»h Hunting Levers. F. H. LEWIS3ON, Watcbmaker and Jeweller Queen-street Auckland, Opposite the Unien Bank. JT O T^ I & X The next General Meeting of the United New Zea i nd Servant Association will take place at the British Hotef on MONDAY, the |lst of November^ at 815 T>m sharp, ; 1 -fci a"B L V ■ CLOSING (^ABKSON & CO., Bootmakers, beg to announce to th«ir Wends and the public, that, until further notice theS Shop will be CLOSED at seven o'clock pm,ixSt en Saturdays.-Clarkßon and Co., Bed Boot, 214, Queen-street. NOTICE. —A choice assortment of New Spring and Summer Tweeds is now opened out at the Pantheon TIUrTER ! EGGS ! BACON ! "Ft e»h Butter, lOd lbT^ggs,. 1« dozen ; Bacon, M lb • Jar Jams, 6d lb ; tins Jam, 7dlb ; Currants, 6Md lb : Baistos, 6d lb ; Corn Fiour, 6d H); Superior Hims" is lb.—At FENTON'S Market, corfaer Queen gtreet. ...... ~ ~;. ■ ■-*■ - ■~■■'■ THE RESIDENTS Qt ONEHUNGA, AND NEIGSBOURHOOI). By' Cheap Bailway Carriage, 'the undersigned an enabled to offer their extensive STOCK of GOODS at and under Aucklandprioes:— . . ■ DBAPERY.—Just Opened, several tong of Summer Drapery, Dresses, Prints, Muslinr, Straw Hats, Boots and Shoes, etc:, etc., which will be found of superior quality and value. SEWING MACHINES.—A large assortment IBONMONGEBY and Hardware.—Builders will find all sorts of Nails, Locks, Hinges, ho., supplied at Town Prices. GBOCEBIES of excellent quality, for family trade, sold at the smallest profits. Our TEAS will be found to sustain their well-known celebrity, unsurpassed in th« province. One trial will convince. SUGABS and other Groceries will be found of superior quality to give satisfaction to buyers. OILS and PAINTS, Crockery, Glassware, Coals, Fire wood, Posts, Balls, &c, *c. . FLEMING &IJTEVBN SON, Wholesale xvp Retail Gsnxbal Merchants, ueen-street, Onehnnga. 3 STRAYED on to my premises, ' Hobson-strfet, some Turkey*. ■ Owner can have same by giving descriptionj and paying expenses.— Apply to D. Sheehan, Hobaon-street. - .' 5 T ADIESandGEJNTLEHEIfmtend -U log to Sing at the Competition next Friday will please give in their names at once to W. O. Dennes, Queen-street. ■ ■ - - ■'■■■'.'■' •■-■"• BUY REOKITT'S' FRENCH BL~B " ' Akd s«* that Each Ball * ' ■> " la Wrappd in Paper bearing the name of RECKITh ".;. : As fls i»toi~id Quality ikMcaused a host of . MHMdlteyMM|L



-rr'\~~~-? ' '':?■;? "jr-pZZr !*":■"'■ # • -'■ ;; V-' I 87HOKDI.IISI1T,, . * A Q O O D S H 0*» F SUITABLE FOB A POJRK OR BEEF BUTCHER.- APPLY TOO G. BROOKES, QUEEN-STREW. I TO LET, at Remuera, a comfortable 7-roomei * House, with good large gardem Within eaiy distance of the Railway Station. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. ri ~a v t I o n Before you Purchase your Spring or Summer Clothing THINK ! 1 and INSPECT" our NEW and FASHIONABLE: TWEEDS, shrunk and made to measure, or^the «ne money as. you pay for inferior ready-made English goods. FORD, POTTER & CO., The Pantheon, 198, Queen-street . T) W. O« T. O G R A P H* V, SPECIAL NOTIO*. MKBSRS. HEMUS & HANNA Have much pleasure in informing their friendß and the public that their Portrait Studio is now OPEN. Their Establishment has been carefully fitted up with every convenience for producing a superior class of Portraiture. Photograph* artistically finished in oils*-water colours, or crayons, at reasonable rates. A superior quality of work guaranteed. QUEEN-STREET, Comtek of Wellbsley-street W»snr, Over Messrs. Hewin's. rpO BRICKLAYERS. Tenders will be received up to 2?p.m. on Monday, November 1, for a quantity of Brickwork. Labour only. PJans, 4c, at my offioe. , ( •• ■ • EDWARD MAHONEIE. . Architect. TTOR SALE or t» LET, with imme ±. date poHMrion, the Premises at present oecu plsd by James Kilgaur, M . butcher's, s_pp> at *£w market ALPJREB. BUOI__NI>r >P O B TJ I LB?E RS. Tenders will be received up to- noon o*. Tuesday' November 2, for various Fittings required in the new warehouse of MoArthur, Shera, and Co. Plant, *c, at my office, Queen-street. IDWABD MAHONEY, Architect. JO" 0 T I> C E. The undersigned having; made arrangement* for the Carriage of Goods on the WAITEMATA and KAIPABA, In oonjunctioniwith the Bailway, are now prepared to forward any Goods consigned to their care at the following rateof charges :— Between Auckland and Biverhead, 5« $ ton. Bailway as per advertised scale. Between HelenaviUe and aU stations on Kaipara, by cutter or steamer, at 10a 32 ton. 5 per cent. Commission. P. & J. MoLE OD. J>ARNELL JTTJRSEaiES. MASON BROS. HHAKE this cpportunity of thanking their patron* * __—. kind «npport hitherto afforded them, and respeotfnlly beg to inform them that the Planting. S^S&SS* ?£• and "oUcito an Inspection, of their MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OP HUBSEBX STOCK, Whi<jh is TJotquulued in th» CotoNna. consisting of Fruit, Shelter, and OmamentalTree« and Shrubs, Hoses, Thorns, Quicks, and every re quisite appertaining .to HorttetUtw* Be*erJ&_v6 Catalogues of which can be had on. application at th# MR?ROBT. BREWIN'S SEED SIO2JSS, Q v k ijr- st» _ _ % To\yn Agent. -Q W. B V S O N BEING ABOUT TO REMOTE "•'.■ '. to'thosi qommodious and pjentbal tdbemises is oottb6e ot skeotioh Queen-Street, JS NOW HOLDING A CLEARANCE SALE OF GENERAL ' DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, LADIES' AND BABY WARES. Having detei mined to Clear out bis present Stock an ENORMOUS REDUCTION, to enable him to open with an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK, in the New Premises, UNDOUBTED BARGAINS will be given for a FEW W E X X S. XT THE FIBBT DELIVERY OF SPRING GOODS, Comprising the Latest Novelties, I are also Included in this ". CHEAP SALE l~" Observe— R. W. D V S O N S TSHPORABY PKEMISE3, OPPOSITE DICKEY'S, IRONMONGERS, Next Brookes' Boot Shop. WANTED, Wanted, Wanted, the Public to know that I intend to sell off for One- Month only, at nearly cost price :—2ft tins of Salmon,' Is 6d; lib tins. Od; Sardines, 6d; Cornflour, 5d » Ik, 4s 6d V dozen fts; Candles, 10#d ¥ lb; Cayenne Pepper, 6d V bottle, 5s V dozen; Pint Salad Oil, lid V bottle, hjJf-pinU 7d; Black Currant and Raspberry Jam. 7d V Kb by toe Jar; Scented Hair Oil, large bottles, only 8d V bottle, worth la; Bim mel's Soap, 9d « cake; large bars of Almond Soap only 7d-V bar; Anchovies, 8d V bottle; 60 sets of •Shoe Brashes from 2s to 4s Od V set; about 20 dozen Scrubbing Brushes at 10s # dozen; Eps&m Salts, 6d per dozen packets, 3s 9 box of 7fts; 100 doz. assorted Teapots cheap; 60 dozen Meat Dishes from 6d to 3s each; 80 dozen Cups and Saucers; Cut Wine Glasses, Ss M V dozen; Children's China Murs, with names on them, 8s fld and 6s y dozen; 60 dozen Pudding Basins from 3d to Is 8d each; Keiller's Marmalade, only lOd V tin; 20 dozen Children's Straw Hats only Sd each; Babies' Shirts, 7d each; Children's Soar/a, id; good Boot Laceß, yard long, id V dozen, 3s per gross; Children's Pole Combs, 3d and id each; Glass Egg Cups, 2d each, Is 8d per .dozen; Salt deltas, Is 8d per dozen; Children's Boots, 3s 6d ¥ pair; 90 dozen Paint Brashes, Bd, Is, and Is 63 each; 18 doz. Olaaa Batter Diahea, Sugar B««in«, and Cream Juga, cheap; Preserved Ginger, 5s 6d; 2ft bottles of Prunes only 2s M V bottle, two for Ss; about 100 dozen Dolls, for presents, from 3d to 15s each; Ladies' Fanoj Collars, 6d each.; Ladies' Paper Cuffs, id »do«* pairs; Linen Collars; Is 6dVdozen; Linen Caffs, Is V dozen-pair! j large bottle* of Blue Black Ink, Is 3d V bottle, lls V dozen; large bottles of Black Ink, U V bottle, |M f doien: halr-pjnt bottles of Ink only M ; M pairs of aMortod Lustres to be sold cbsap; and a vartoty of ether article* very cheap. Be tettme, an 4 4osil afi osb* at oaml-Apply to H. WATTO, CMaiM Bwllr tot^all kind* oT oSodi, ntt-rtmt jKßtJa^h^^JL^^Li^^a^s^Biisß^Bß^^BS^Biß^a^Ba^Bal



'ptfBINCE OF WAIVES T^*2CTReT THIS (MONDAY) EVENIK»,i, Grand Combination! # aran<£etombinatib»r. . .. mvi f mi» CAREY OSORGK! OLAEA STUIPHENBOSt f CASTE! > LURLINE! < OASTK! J- LtTBLIMB!: | CASTE! j Thia Night only! This NightoaJy.!: The performance will commence with the Gomedyyu* \ three acts, entitled—CASTE! 1 Old Ecclee, R. W. Lawrence (the acknowledged befit exponent of this character).- > To conclude with the Burlesque of LTJRMNE! Prince Bupert, Misa Clara Stephenson i Lurline (with songs), Miss Lizzie Morgan. VT In active preparation—" Grif; a Waif at tike Street" Carriages may be ordered at 10.45 p.m. Box Plan at Upton and Co.'s, Stationer*. Drass Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2b 6d; Pit, Is. T ORNE-STREET HALL. Aikec's Gift Entertainment. Great Attraction To-night!' MADAME AIREC, the Daring Lady Gymnast t ALEX. O'BBIEN, the original " Salamander Sam." Shadow Pantomime! £15 worth of Gifts, including ono of: Danncs's Sewing Machines. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. ■ > Admission—3s, 2s, and Is. [Under Vice Sisal Path on-a**.] r\ I T V HALL. DR. CARE; Will This Evening give the second of his famous Phreno-Mesmeric geances. Opening.Lecture: "Self Culture," not to exceed twenty minutes. A series of Mesmeric Experiments will be introduced; Admission—3s, 2s, and Is. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8.. ■pILLERSLIE giARBENS. ■gLLERSLIE-Q,A«DENS, GRAND BM EAL FETE ATHLETIQ; CARNIVAL. TUESDAY; ?W)yJEMBSR 9^ 1875. These delightful Gardens bare been rendered specially attractive f«r the holiday on the Prince of Wales' Birthday. . A thousand and one amusements for the visitors. The Strawberries-will b» ripe: in time. The Menagerie is worthy of inspection. The Flower Beds emit a million perfumes. The Swings and Roundabouts for the children. The Dancing PJatfoima and the Grassy Slopes for youth and beauty. See the Fountain and thfl Tish-pond. PSDKXBTANIS« EXXBAOBDHTABY. The running- fer, the Birthday Cup, value £60, excite* unparalleled .interest. The entrie* for the Perambulator Race, the Bicycle Race, and.the.Quxdlfe Bace, dose on the 4th Novem ber. Pan £Our.Holiday at Elleralie Gardens, the place t©., spend a happy day. Adzniasion, Is; Children under 12, half-price, Coiup«titarß in the Sports free. A BJalf'*rorowa Ordinary at the Ellerslio HoteVJeom 1 till 3 p.m. pRINCE OF WALES BtPHDAY. GRAND VOLUNTEER CONCERT, Under the patronage of Major GorOpa, Officers, and Members of the District, in the GHOBAL HALL, ON TUESDAY* , aavuiaj? November 9^ 187iJ, &&M To Cblkbbatb thk 17th Annivkrsary o» TEbs Auckland, Volttntbebs, . Tickets, 2b 6d each. b v Doors open at 7.80, to, ebmmence at g p.iQi. | AN i^XVEBSAR V S 018 E E OT 188. . PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL, ED WABDES-STREET. ___ . ■ BOTf»SS! The ANNUAIj SOIREE will be held THIS (MON DAY) EVENING, November 1. Tea on the tables at After tea a PUBLIC MEETING will be held, when Addresses will be delivered by the Revs. W. J. Williams, Turner, Tinsley, Harris, and others. "DERESFORD - STREET HALL. L E CTUR E In connection with the Beresford-street Mutual jmnroyement Society— 4 " IS THB BRITISS NATION A PORTION OF THE TET TRIBE 3 LOST OP THK HOUSE OF ISRAEL f By W. L. X E E S, E S Q., TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, November 2.- To commence at half-past 7 o'clock. Admission, 66V '. ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK, for 1876. The publishers of the AtJOJttAKi) AtXAMXO AM* Provincial Hakdbook desire to Intimate Wat the fourth number of their publicatien is now ia toe press and will be issued as early as convenient. Iti compilation is In an advanced state, and the volume will contain many new features which cannot fail to cemmend it to the judgment of the large wcUon of the people who have hitherto given it such a liberal ■upportTand to increase Its popularity with all ■ectieniof readers. The book will be issued at the old price, ONBSHILLING, and will have a minimum guaranteed circulation of THREE THOUSAND COPIES, but the Issue is likely to very considerably exoaed that number. It is hardly necessary to point out the advantages of such an advertising medium. The sale of the work In country dtatrieta is very extensive, and the little volume remains for daily reference in hundreds ef settler's homes throughout the year, thus affording a permanent medium for advertising un attainable in any other way. We are Indebted to Captain Balls, of the ship City of Auckland, now In port, for the testimony given by passengers coining oat under his care, to the value of the Handbook as a source of information and a guide to new-comers ; and Mr Edward Parkins has also written from the United States, forwarding various testimonials and letters of thanks from railway managers who have ■laced-copiesat their various]jcentraL.depots for the use of through passengers to New Zealand and Aus tralia, and others interested in the colonies. Copies are shelved in all leading English and colonial libraries, colonial newspaper offices, and on board m*n ■teamen and immigrant ships for perusal during the voyage. We need not expatiate on the importance to the community of a book of this kind, a work calculated to keep Auckland and its resources promi nently in vie*, and to create in the minds of strangers the Idea of Auckland and New Zealand as almost synonymous terms. tar TO ADVERTISERS. In older to secure the insertion of bwrinaes notices la tbt Avontn Alhi>ao aj(b PjtovxNOXAXi Hawk book, it is necessary that ADVERTISEMENTS should be FORWARDED AT ONCE. The charges an :-Par page, 40s; half-page, SSeand quarter-page, 15c Special advertisements to front of reading matter. 60s per page. Other special advertisementsaooordlng to arrangement. . REED AMD BRETT, Publishers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3. j CITY MART. TO DRAPERS, COUNTRY BUYERS, AND THE TRADE. ' AUCTION.SALE OF DRAPERY. GRANT k MXWETON HAVE received infractions,to sell , by auotton on Wednesday, B*d last, at eleven ;' ; »f4BJ^^f;--;\VX;-;-'-!*fV'.'T'- ■■;•--'--'v. ■-:••' .: *-i ;';:!r ': qee^aiPßAyiPT, QLOTangQ, *c, *c. ~



TO-MOEK9Wi \ BOOKS ! BOOKS 11 B#OKS-T i\ -\ j| — i'.|M. JONE&-& CGig ' ---tHCI WILL Bell by^ auction-, afc th*^»w (Tuesday), 2nd in»tant, at>ll o'clock, ' u*™OT < v ; About 2000 .VOLUMES of New -«,d Secon<H,£^. standard Works, Magazines, And Novel*, -^ * &c., ebmpri»in*-Macauley's. Do Quine- 1 Chambers'*. aaoV, Sydney Smith's Woi Blackw jod, Dublin, North British, and TJV ~- - \! Matfuuoes; Leisure Hour and S«nd»r* «*' '^ Home; Spurgeon's, Beeober's, 1 MoodyW w» -l\ 5 t? s BermoDß; Dickens's, Mrs Wod and Fielding» Works < Burns's, Oowe^ - -A and Moore's Poetical Wot' - .Hogarth s Illustrated, stew&rt Mill's Pol i cal Economy, Dalaiel'g; Don Quixote, Dla. of tie American War, G. a, Sala. Mm O*i I veys Highland Minstrelsy. Voxk Book c Martyrs, Roscoi'a Grtmfyal Evidence. Ow,- V hams Domestic MedictaSKNew Zealander ' during the Maori War-186C-eC; : *"*UBMWS WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 7!?; A PRELIMINARY. NOTIGE.. ' '■ PROPERTY W HOBSON-STitEBJ. GEO. W. BINNEY, XpAVORED with > instructions, fixna £ .- v ~hi ap ualtt B ■ »Tf>N.r who is leaving for England, ; November! "action on Wednesday, the 17th / The Mend id lieehold Property in-Hobsoa-aßi-ia Vincent streets, nearly opposite the property lately sold* which will bo ambdivktea ioglYe double frontsga. Plans will be on view after Wednesday, the Brji %/■'■■ November, when full particulars can. be obtained. from the Auctioneer.. Terms at sale. . ' € TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. TO GROCERS, COUNTRY EUY&RSi I AND THE TBADE, ;■:, TRADE SALE OP GROCERIES, &RANT & MORTON HAVIe received inAtcMona-. totaaH^t on Tuesday, November Igit II o'clock,,, A lart» . parcel of GKOCKRIEB, jiui £•&&&«& Kagle, compri»li I g-.fe6c«W«%;l«Bt. \? :1 FmUs, Candles, &c.,*c, | Particulars in future. L«sne. a ? ha AMttoneew direct special sttonUoifc totaUbl Sale. Their infractions ate, to sell the fiafc k*of eacli 13m unreservedly. . r «*-»«^w* Term* at Sale. THURSDAY! NOVEMBERS 4L ~~ 11 O'etOCTt Skakp. ' CORN BXGHANGEL " B^OTS! B>.OOTS ! B0»O TS !f Ex 'HSro,? bbdbc,.. Stombt.' I G-80..W. BINNEIT 'p J^ TljriLL sell by auctioia at the Ootia '-fm "j Exchange on Ihuradiay, tfi»4thNoTen*», / ■&! « 11 oclock tkwrp,. 78 PAGIiAGKS BOOTS * SHOBB, " | conristlng of Ladies and Geatltmen's Boote auc! j 81ipp«v,,*o:; also Children's Shoes, all callable ;§M\ for tbecomikg season. .- Vithoiit KaMrim, PRELIMINABY NQTIOE, m E- *B- iSAAca t' \A^IIiL hold an extensive mX& M : " W auction at as early date* oS VtiamM Spirits. Further paxilenllars to, ktulore lssr.o. % PRELIMINARY NOTICE, h IMPORTANT SALE OF. VA' CITY, SUBURBAN, k COFv : subscribers have hi A with instructions from the Eh*m :¥ William Morrin, to sf'«Jhxjon^^ S^^" THE WHOLE OX1 TBUfi-HBwM THE SAID WILLI&Mm Pnrther particulars of Proper ties, ftcf: a future advertisement 1 Auctioneer*. "WEDNESDAY, tfQYEMBBR 3^ THREE RESIDENCES, PARNEUB^^ WELLINGTON PARK, PANMURE, { HHHE Subscribers received in -L structiom to tell by public iaeMcn at the Land \ I Hart, Fort-street, on Weantsdw, 3id November; at . ' IS o'clock, ' PABNELL—The TTneipireii Term of 6 years, at a rental of £13 per acnu^a of the Lease of Lot S3, V of the subdivision of Let», Section 95, Suftnrta of Auckland, corner of Pam'ell' JBoad amU ■ Cracroft-street, with tha three comfortafclt Dwelling-houset thereon, »s vow occapied by . . j Messrs Provis, Hodgson, and Hulaiis, and * yielding a rental of £S0 a yaarJ * a PANMTJBK—The Property known as "Weningtodk '.' 1 Park," comprising 10i acras of good lan^JDwanl Ing-house (a* lately occupied by 0 L. H. Joy, Bsq , Solicitor), SUble, Coach-house, and Ber rants* Apartments, detachad. StfAKANGl—Northern Port of Allotment 52, 0 . KARAK A—Lot. 15,160 acres. ? ALKXANDBA BAST—AUotment 67,1 acre, oppo site Major Mair's. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, j Auctioneers. PRBLIMINAEYprpTIOE. A L B OF tJNSUEPASSEB VILLA RE SIDEJSTCE SIT^ WITH I7NBIVALLBD VIEW 01?, THS TOW aNI. fIAEBQ^TE, 1 SITUATED ON THE PONSO NBY EO AD.' R TONES* CO. A K.E favoured with instructions from. Sxammvb Jones, Kiaq., to »ail by public auction, at file Brunswick Mart, about the : ;.ff^i eJ^oYfusbar, due notice of which will appear, 1 ALL THAT SPLENDID KtOPEETY on the PONBONBY EO AD, adjolninff Mr. Shirit'b Beaidence, the situation of which Ut BUILDING SITES is uneqiaalka in tha ueJgli bourhood of Auckland. The SUBDIVIBIONS will be largo and eaek "Wfl oOTnmand an extenatve vievr. Tna Property ia tboroagbly drained vn\ jiflfhteif with ornamental teoes. ./ y lithographed Plans are wmtelps prepwre . ftrthvparUoulanoanUbad at th« AnotJos: lafcrt. ''