were still in his store at defendant's risk,

He informed him that they were lying there at his risk. Ho did not agree to give £10 commission on goods, nor 5 per cent on >~- grass seed, nor did ho promise defendant Id V per bag for weighing make, nor 3d each for Aveighing pigs.

(Left sitting)

POLICE COURT—This Day.

(Before R. C. BrastoAv, Esq., R. M.) DRUNK.

Lionel vVrigg, Patrick Mulcahy, John Keenan, Avero charged Avilh drunkenness, and dealt with in the usual way. HARRIET'S HOUSE.

Harriet Pierco, was charged uudcr the Vagrant Act^ with keeping; a disordly house in Graham- street, mid harbouring porsons of bad character. Detectives Jeffery and Grace, proved the charge. Three months imprisonment aa-Rli hard labour.

KENNEDY'S RETREAT.

Thomas Kennedy Avas charged with being drunk in the house of last witness. DeteetiA-e Grace gaA-e prisoner a character for dishonesty and drunkenness.

William Bruce, saAV Kennedy fighting yesterday in Pierces yard. John Postlcwaite deposed to prisoner's dissolute habits ; he was continually drunk at Harriet's house, and wanting to fight the best man in Auckland.

Dctectiye Jeffery said prisoner Avas tho constant associate of theives, and " nymphs of the pave," he Avas emphatically a "loafer," of a crusty description. Throe months Avith hard labour. NEGLECTFUL PARENTS.

Stephen Homo was charged under the Destitute Persons Relief Ordinance Avith neglecting to contribute toAyards the sup port of his children in the Industrial Home. Arrears £5 10s.

Tho defendant pleaded for time, and consequently the matter Avas adjourned until NoA'cmbor 6th.

William Roberts was charged Avith like negleetitowards his childron : arrears £5 ss. Ordered to pay forthwith, or an order of distress to issue, or one month's imprison ment AA-ith hard labor.

Matthew Carroll Avas charged similarly arrears £4 9s. 6d.

Ordered to pay immediatdly, or a month's imprisonment- Eliza Nelson, similar. Arrears £5 4s. Adjourned to suit defendant until 6th proximo. Mary Anno Johnson, similar. Arrears £2 os. Adjourned to 30th inst. FUGITIVES. Josoph and William Windsor were charged Avith escaping from tho Industrial School, HoAve-street. Otdered back to tho keeping of Mr Stickley. ALLEGED BREACH OF LICENSING ACT. Mr Commissioner Kemp took his seat on the Bench. James Dodd, hotel-keeper, Dairy Flat, was charged a. ith committing a breach of the Licensing Act, by alloAving a rattle in his house. The informant Avas Edward Lawton, a local constable. Sub-Inspector Pardy conducted the case and Mr Dufaur defended.

EdAvard Jeggs deposed that he AA*as a bushman, and put up his revolver in defen dant's house to be rallied for £3. He "threw the highest and Avon his revolver back. Ho was thankful for it as he Avas a bushman, and felt a sense of security with his revolver in his pocket, Avhich he could not otherAv.se feel. Dodd gave us the liquor that was drank and took no money, he Avas sure of that. There Avere 12 members. No money passed tit the time. Samuel Gee Aras present, and a\ ras posi tive that no money Avas passed. Thomas McEAven Avas called, but could throw no light on the matter, he siv\v neither dice nor money.

Mr Dufaur having addressed the Court on the paltry character of the case, and the unsatisfactory nature of the evidence, bis Worship dismissed the case. Costs, £718s, to be paid Avithin four^sß,4_ys..

PARLIAMENTARY.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

WELLINGTON, this day. MANHOOD SUFFRAGE.

In the House on Saturday last Sir George Grey moved the second reading of Manhood Suffrage Bill. Several members supported tbe motion. The Premier opposed tbe motion, saying that it Avas inopportune and out of place. He moved the previous ques tion Avhich Avas carried by 28 to 21.

(PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY.)

SESSION TO CLOSE THIS WEEK.

THE LEGISATION COUNCIL AND COUNTIES BILL.

It is understood the session Avill iv all probability close this week. The Government aaRI not recommend the House to agree Avith the amendments made in the Counties Bill by the Legislative Council, but it is hoped arrangements will be made at the conference of both Houses, by which the difficulty will be overcome. _____

TELEGRAPHIC.

{FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

GRAH AMSTOWN, this day. CRUSHINGS. Tbe Albnrnia, tribute crushed 22 tons for 83ozs HidAvts. , __. The Victory crushed 30 tons for 2oozs. The Golden Track has loz 6dwts from 1 °The Queen of May melted yield is 2040_s 3tThc Queen of Beauty has 4990_* 2dwts melted. ,~, . ~ 1 The Wcl«*nie has 630/s lbdwts melted. The Old Whau Tribute has 2720zs 19dwts 111 cited.

GISBORNE, this day.

PRETTY JANE FLOATED OFF.

The stMtt-r Pretty Jane was successfully floated off r«ek_ early this morning by Mr Gouk. He was ably assisted by Captain Chri_i>. The damage will be ascertained at low-Avatar to-morrow, when an enquiry will be held. Mr Gouk deserves great praise He has been frequently successful in the Avrock recovery.

COROMANDEL, this day. TOKATEA AND UNION BEACH Tokatea : Some more good, picked stone was obtained on Saturday evening. Union Beach : One of the local director went through the mine this morning. As an old and practical mining man he thinks the upper parts of the cross reel Will givel a good yield of rich stone. He complains that the 'mine is not equally worked in all P ilf%*"" 1 that the eyes are being picked out of the workings.

[PRESS AGENCY.]

WELLINGTON, this day. VOGEL SUBSCRIPTION. - CAPIAIIv

FAIRCHILD. . . Vogel subscriptions are still coming in so that a good round sum will be fonvaided him next mail. , . , ■ Captain Faircliild has been placed ro command of the Huiemoa,

TEMPERANCE HALL " SATURDAY NIGHT."

The entertainment in the Temperance Hall on Saturday night, whether avc consider the ex cellency of the programme, the size and respec tability of the -audience, or the total absence of all rowdyism, must bo pronounced a complete success. Mr Carr Avas in the chair, and inado a neat speech on the many evils of intemperance, recommending the cause they were endeavour ing to advocate, to the earnest consideration of all. iho Templar's Band opened the proceed ings by playing a fine overture. Mr Massen gave Wrecked and Saved" in good style, and was much applauded. Mrs Co'ttingham sang that finest of old songs, " Tho Blind Girl to her Harp —as only Mrs C. can sing it. We have always considered this lady a good vocalist, but avo had no idea of hor attempting so dlffioult a song, and wo speak the opinion of the audience when we say " she succeeded admirably." Mr AYinchcombo'B delineation of "Broken Down," in character, was touching and truthful. Mrs ■ Bettany as the " Rose of -Lucerne," a SAviss toy girl, in character, Avas picturesque mid prottv, and the song was given correctly and in good taste. Wo hope to see ber again in that charac ter; it was much appreciated. Mr Carter's '-.he Wore a Wreath of Hoses," was rendered 111 his usual style, and he was in-fine voice. No more need bo said! Mr G. Hardy's recitation on the curse of drink was well given, and displayed many features of excellence. Mr Hodgson's Chapter of Complaints" elicited roars of laughter, and as a specimen of all tho aches and pains "flesh is heir 10," is comic enough. His mode of entrance and exit is peculiar. Mrs Marson's rendering of the " Irish Emigrant" is too Avell-knoAvn and appreciated to need com ment. She is always good. Mr Winchcombo introduced" Terpsichore's J. eaux" Avith blacked faces, and it was evident one of them had on "It's Hard to Love's hat." for there's no other 75-storied hat in the town liko if. Mr W. played the banjo, and after some trouble got his unruly " niggers " to dance—a prize something—but no prize Avas awarded, as it ended in a "barney," and Mr AY. had to kick the strange nigger off the stage. The scone Avas amusing. Mrs Homor sang "Come Back to Erin" in such, stylo as to call forth an encore, when sho gaA'o tho " Shamrock." Wo fancy Mrs 11. is a native of the Green isle ; she may be, from her render ing of these songs. They are her gems. Mr McCappan sang "The Sexton." AA ro like him best iv this ; his lino voico has ample scope here ! Mr Hodgson's "Chaff" took immensely-. We trust the audience all understood it aft such. One young couplo smiled copiously when he wished them " boss," but when he assured the audience he had seen the gent " trying to steal a kiss," it put another face on the matter. A step dance by the "Beaux" followed. They should have had white faces, for the nigger surely never could have attained the "poetry of motion" in this degree, though the educated savage has been tho theme of many a sublime discantation. Tho National Anthem brought this enjoyable enter tainment to a close. We were pleased to mark that the audience instead of tho jumping up and running off directly the first note of " God Save the Queen" Avas touched, stood up and assisted to sing it—only a few badly behaved and in decorous one's commenced a stampede so dis loyal. The proceeds of the next entertainment are all to bo giAren to widow McMaiius and orphans, who, avc understand, are in distressed circumstances. We trust those who can, Avill assist the Committee, and give the poor woman something substantial.

TEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE

Tin-:entertainment on Saturday evening in tho hall of the Young Men's Christian Association Booms by the now Temperance Variety Troupe, Avas an unqualified success, the. room being crowded to suffocation. Tho chair was occupied by Mr James Cox. who gave a short address, in v. hich ho stated the intention of the Company to proA-ido instructive amusement for the people at as low a rate as possible. Ho then called on the Tempo ranco Drum and Fife Band, who playod an OA-erture with uniform precision and effect. The songs by Mr Sceats " Happy as a king " and " Doavii by the deop sad sea,' were Avell rendered, and succeeded in winning the hearty applause of tho audience. Mr Fry sang "Good bye," and Mr Whiteman "Sally in our alley," but tho A-oice of the latter seemed scarcely equal to the task. Mr William Doran Avas very successful AA-ith "Hurrah fer everybody," and obtained a recall. Tho double song and dance of Mcttam brothers caused a largo, amount of merriment, and was much appreciated by the audience. A recitation "The battle of Inker man," by Mr Brown, was the subject, of general admiration and Avas encored. Miss Mclvoy sang "Belle Muhon.," and Miss Ash gave a solo on the concertina with her wonted ability. The Avhole concluded AA-ith a comic duett by Messrs. Doran and Chapman, entitled " Family Jars." which Aras provocative of much amusement. Mr Chapman's make-up as Mrs Brown Avas excellent, although his Avell-soapcd moustache (to the delight of the young ladies) would persist in rising up. Mrs Hertz presided at tho piano.

THE LORNE HALL DIORAMA.

AYe are glad to notice that the interesting diorama of the scenes of the Franco-Prussian war and the scenery of the Nile Avas better attended on Saturday than on the previous cA'eniugs. The a .oavs, as a work of art, have not been surpassed by any panorama that has been oxhibited in this city. The descriptive lecture was delivered by Mr. Soarlo, and the references to each scene of sufficient length to bo pleasing without being wearisome. The whole was admirably arranged, and tho orches tra played a number of martial airs suitable to each'passing scene. Tho Diorama Avill be exhibited this evening, and avo should advise those of our rcadors who love to pass an hour with music and picture, and Avho wish for a clear histoay of the Franco-Prussian war.to visit the Lornc-etreet Hall, on the first opportunity possible.

NORTH SHORE STEAM FERRY COMPANY.

A MEETING of the directors and share holders of the North Shore Ferry company Avas held this afternoon, to consider a communication from' Mr Wm. Buchanan, respecting a steamer Avhich he Avas to purchase in England for the Company. Mr W. Aitken in the chair. Letters Avere read by the Secretary from Messrs W. Denny Bros., of Dumbarton, who expressed surprise at the price of £11 000 being mentioned in Auckland, and attributed the high price to the cost of labour. A suitable steamer could be delivered in Auckland for £5000 for hull and machinery, and alloAving cost of putting too-other and finishing, £3000. This would be°for a boat to be sent out 111 sections A letter from Mr Buchanan, dated 4_u<. 24, 1876, stated that Mr Denny's Avas tho°ioAvest tender, and safest for building a boat for £4450 for bull and machinery or delivered schooner rigged 111 Greenock fully equipped, and readyfor sea, except stewards stores, £7,250. Tho steamer Bosphorus was ready for sea, and Avas the correct size. Mr Buchanan also said that be bad no business except the company's. He could have bought tho Bosphorus, which possessed larger passengers acommodatioii thaiv would be required in New Zealand for £7000. She had been built for the Iyctlivc of Egypt, and was to run 16 knots, but only ran 14. The Khedive therefore threw them on the builders'hands. Mr. Buchanan also telegraphed, asltmg for an early reply. Mr Masefield moved that the purchase of a steamer on behalf of the N.S.F. Company be at present deferred, and that Mr Buchanan be requested to bring out with him from England prices and full details, with tciulers for suitable steamboats, when if advisable, instructions could be forwarded to England by cablegram, Mr. McEwen seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The meeting then separated.

Writ of £5000 Against Sir Julius Vogel.

\ writ claiming £5,000 hn« been issued by the Supreme Court in the suit of Mrbingle ton Rochfort against Sir Julius Vogel, Sn Tames Fergusson, and Mr Bathgate, ex- Minister of Justice, for wrongfully appoint inc Mr. Weston, formerly solicitor of Auck land to the District Judgeship of Hawkos Bay, upon which Mr Kochetort under Civil Service regulations had a fust claim The circumstunces are these : Mi. Rochefort, when practicing as a barrister was induced to relinquish his business, and Jccept the otlice of District Judge of Hawkes S While there, he gave oftence to the land' ring by inquiring too narrowly into the transactions which have made that pio ■ hicc stink in the nostrils of the colony. Pressure was therefore brought to bear, and the office Avas abolished as unnecessary, Mr Rocbefort's name standing however, on the civil list as having"a first claim upon it should circumstances necessitate any new appontment. When it was determined to levitc Mr. Weston to the Bench, Mr Rochefort Avrote to Sir James Fergusson poinding out that the

Government could not do it, but after a month's deliberation they got over the diffi culty by changing the namo from District Court of HaAvkes Bay to District Court, East Coast. Mr Rochfort has petitioned for redress in vain and has'determined to proceed at luav. The Avrits for £5,000 dam ages Avere obtained from tbe Supremo Court this morning and Mr Rochfort proceeded to ser\-e them in person, so that no delay should occur, but just missed the steamer. The writs against Sir Julius Vogel and Sir James Fergusson Avill be sent home by first mail.

We learn that Captain Morris, M.H.R. Avho wasga passenger by the Australia pro coeds to Tauranga Avith the object of inquir ing into tho existing dissatisfaction to the prospecting of Kaimai. It is said the Go vernment is somewhat alarmed at the aspect of affairs, and fear collision with the natives. The p.s. Takapuna while Coming from the mail steamer to-day ran foul of the brigan tine Roderick Dim, aud sustained some injuries to her port paddle-box and rail. The strong N.E. AA'ind rendered it very difficult to keep her head straight, hence the accident.

The attention of reader., is called to Messrs J. Cosgrave and Co.'s announce ment of a sale of remnants from the stock of Mr R. W. Dyson, to take place to-morroAV and Wednesday. Great bargains, are pro mised.

THE EVENISra STAR, MONDAY v OCTOBER..B3, 1876.



WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs. Bricrly, Commercial and Family Hotel, Onehunga. ANTED, for the country, a Cook • also a Paporhangor.— Apply at Aurora Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant, must bo able to milk well.—Apply at this office. WANTED, a respect aide Boy for the Grocery business, as an Apprentice pre ferred.— H. & P. Gibbons, 58, Wellcs^ey-streot. ANTED, a Coach Painter.—Apply to Cousins and Atkin, Victoria Steam Car riage and Wheel Factory. \TJ[7'ANTEi), a Laundress for the Hot TV Springs Hotel.—Apply at Mr. Robt. Graham's office at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. ANTED to Purchase or Hire for the season, a Large Iron Roller; not less than 2 ft. 6 in. diameter. —Apply at this office. WANTEDTaOiotefMan Cook for the country, good wages; 2 Female Servants for Mahurangi (private house and hotel); tidy Girl to assist (town); Plain Cook, female (gen tleman's family); Man to plough and mi^lc ; Boy to bo useful; and several General Servants.— Hannaford's Registry, Queen-street. WANTED, a situation by a strong and Avilling Boy, lo years old, understands farm and general dairy work, can milk, and would make himself generally useful.—Apply to Mrs. Latham, Wollosloy-streot. '• WANTED, a good General .Servant and a Girl about 1G; must haA-o references, and be early risers.—Apply Spring Villa, Pon ■ sonby. ANTED KNOWN, Now Ready— " Illustrated Now Zealand Herald" for October. Prico, Sixpence, of all Booksellers. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply Mrs. Maxwell, Domain street, Grafton Itoad. ANTED to SELL, 5 Shares in the Building Society.—Apply to " AY," Star Oftico. WANTED to PURCHASE, a Light Spring Pony Cart.—Apply to R. Good, Stall 51, City Market. WANTED to LET, Two Rooms, Avith fireplace, pleasantly situated.—Apply to Mr. Todd, Grocer, Wellington-street. WANTED, by aw aged man, care of premises, or any situation in Avhich attention is required Avithout labour; good re ference.—Apply "T.P.," at this office, WANTED, an Apprentice to learn the Oabinotmaking ; one Avho can work the tools preferred.—Apply to A. Clark, Pitt-street. WANTED, good Tailors, Tailorcsses, and Machinist's.—Apply Biggins, Tailor, Wyndham-strcct. ______________ W ""ANTED, a good Mn.hinist and Fitter.—Apply at J. Trenwith's Boot Factory, Wakefield-street. WANTED To" SELL, a Tavo-avliocl Express, Avith Horse and Harness.— Apply to G. Elliott, No. 1, Albert-street. ANTED,~an Office "Boy.—Apply at Mr. Brookfleld's ollice to-morrow morn- | ing, at 10 o'clock, "ANTED, a General Servant where tho Avashing is given out.—Apply Mrs. H. S. Meyers, Eden Crescent^ WANTED, a feAV respectable Boarders ; good table and accommodation. Terms moderate. No children. — Next door to Mr. Minetti's Bakery, Hobson-street, WANTED, in a gentleinaii's family, a thoroughly educated Lady as Governess; must be competent to teach French, Drawing, and Music—Apply by letter, with full particu lars, to " A.H.S., General Post-office. WANTED, WANTED, WANTED to SELL, cheap, 4,678 Cocoannts, 9/ per 100, or /_ each; Limejuico, the best summer drink for childron, only /6 per bottlo, or 2/6 per gallon, large bottles. /8, 1/6 and 6/ per dozen ; 100 pairs of Children's Leather Boots, and Ladies' Prunella Boots, 6,15 and 7/6 per pair; Maids' Boots, all kinds, 6/6 pair.—ll. WATTS, Pitt street. W~ ANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting Shop and Howe's SeAving Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up tho street, opposite the Polico Court. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh shipment of Domestic ami Leather Machines. These machines, as made by the Original Inventor of tho Sewing Machine (Elias Howe, .jun.), luiA-e never yet been equalled cither in principle or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tested, and adjusted. Persons t > call and see the VV Improved Patent Portable Ovens, 10 per cent, discount for cash; Colonial Ovens from 255.; House and Ship Stoves from £.. 10s.; Second-band Leamington Ranges cheap, at 11. 11. Smith's, Durham-street. WANTED KnoAvn,Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repqjrod 5 Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment., Wellesley street," East, Auckland, CommunioaUQiiH by post promptlyjatt^djxL___ WANTED Known, that Montague's Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dress Circle Entrance of the Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, where the Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars and Bosf American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices, 4 YHt is respectfully solicited, WANTED KnoAvn, Garments made to measure at a (lav's notice if required, and at a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted shrunk.—Samuel Coombes, City Clothing Mart. WRITING AND BOOKKEEPING TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited. System of Self-imprOA'ement. Writing foi-Afarded to any par. of the Colony, in books ready for use, on receipt of Mi !.—Address : Mr, Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Grey. street, Aucldand.. W "ANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy Ramos,., to know that the under signed has Two Sets of Best English-made, AVith Shyer or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sets Best Brass Mounted ditto, Sor sale at cost price, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Loch Fergus and Abernyte A large stock of extra strong Bullock Hide Riding baddies, made expressly for Butchers and other heavy Avork, at 775. Cd. each, complete with mounts.— W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail baddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queen - street. X B —A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly ,' damaged, for sale very cheap. Also, three sets { second-hand Spring Cart Harness, Brass and Silver Mounted, and Dray Harness. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in beststyle,— \V ILLIAM LEYS, Machine Rider and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Star Office, Wyndh arn-s treet. ANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors. Sashes, Mouldings, Sec, at the lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to Avith despatch. ANTED KNOWN, Aye are delivering our best Ti-tree Wood, full measurement, within the City, at 12s. per ton cash.—W. and G. Wixstoxe. TTfANTED, for the Brush Trade, three W or four young Girls; also one or two Drawing hands; Is 2d per lb. given for horse hair.—Thos. J. Harbutt, Brush Manufacturer, Shortland-street. WJlS_______W



A BARGAIN.—For Sale for Cash, a the owner must leaA-e for Melbourne—th Furnitfire and contents of newly-furnished four roomed Cottage in Newton. The furniture i all new, and suitable for a tradesman comin; housekeeping. The cottage may be rented a the option of the purchaser. This' is- a chanci not often found.—Apply for address Star office ANTED to LET, a large 4-roome< Verandah Cottage (neighbourhood o Symonds-street), good tank, &c.—Apply tr Secretary Mechanics' Institute. ANTED KNOAVN that J. MORRI SON is prepared to execute all kinds o ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address NeAvton Road. ANTED KnoAvn, that D. Goldie i. prepared to supply all kinds of Timbc and other Building Materials, including Sashes Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iroi Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c. at the lowest market price, at bis Yards, Ous tom-h ouso-street. ANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Brick Store.—For particulars,. apply tc Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East, WANTED KnoAvn that I am delivering my best Titreo AVood within tho city at 12s per ton; cub, 13s cash; full measurement guaranteed.—AY. A. Smith, Coal and Steam Fire- Avood Depot, corner of Hobson and Wyndham streets WANTED ! WANTED ! ! to. SELL, (very cheap), 30 cases of -lib. tins of Onions and Carrots, -Id per lib. tins, 3 dozed 71b. tins of Mustard, ss, lib. tins, lid, Mb. tins. 7d; Scented Hair Oil, od bottle. Is dozen ; Pain killer, Is 2d bottle; Salmon, lOd ; Lobsters, lOd ; Froshings, 7d tin ; Lemon Peel, Is 6dlb: Tay lor's Cocoa, Is 6d ; Pickles, lOd bottle.; Pickled Salmon, 5d lb, 31bs for Is ; large bars of Soap, sd; Blue, lOdlb.; Glass Egg Cups, Is Id dozen ; Salt Sellers, -1 for 6d ; 300 pairs of Vases, Is !)d pair ; Jugs, four to the set, 5s set ; Largo Plates, is 6d dozen ; Cups and Saucers, 5s 6d dozen ; Vege table Dishes, 2s Od each ; lot of Pie Dishes, from (id to 2s each ; Dolls, from Id to Is 6d each ; pint bottles of Ink, 3 for 2s, A-pints, 3 for Is, small bottles, 9d per dozen,—ll. WATTS, Pitt-street, GROCERY AND DRAPERY TRADE. Partner Avantod with £200 to £300 to join the advertiser in a good going business in ono of tho principal streets in Auckland, to manage indoor department,; can reside on the promises ; a knowledge of Maori advantageous.—Apply to Mr. Henderson, Photographer, Shortland Ores cent. MUSIC ! MUSIC ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! I have the following Bargains for One Week : — Piano Music, real gems, 1/ each ; Infants' Kid Boots, 1/3 ; Ladies' Prenella, 6/, &c. Also, Men's Watertights, 10/0; Bluchers, 7/; Children's good Leather Boots. 1/, Sec, Sec, Sec All sewn, and Auckland made. Ladies, tell yom- husbands ! Men. tell your wives ! —W. H. Dampier, Chapel-street, ono door from Wynd ham-strcot. RESPECTABLE PERSON would be happy to give her services to any Lady in return for a Comfortable Home, byalloAving'her to have her little girl, 8 months old, Avith her.— Apply by letter to "Muller," Star Otlice. TtlOlESTThite Laundry Maid at the Auckland College, a Letter awaits yon at this office. T JACKMAN'S FmsT-GLASs'BOARDI *J « ING ESTABLISHMENT, Nelson-street, near Wellesley-street, Auckland, New Zealand. Single and Double Bedrooms and every con venience fur Families, and especially Clerks or Single Gentlemen. The Boarding Establish ment is quite separate from the Proprietor's family or servants. Terms, £1 Is. For the last 17 years in the above business. r~~OUNI>7 a Black. Retriever Slut, Avith Avhite spot on breast; brass collar, No. 135 V,T.—The owner can have same by paying expenses, on applying at this office. LOST, on Sunday night, between St. Paul's Church and tho Post-office, a Lady's Velvet Satchel, with silver top.—The owner would feci obliged if tho finder would leave it at this office. LOST, a Lamp Socket, on the road be tween Auckland and Onehunga.—The finder will be rewarded on leaving the same at Mofllin and Smith's Li very Stables. Albert-street. LOST, last Aveck, a Blue Envelope, con taining Papers (valueless except to owner) belonging and addressed to Mr. James Macfar lane, Russell, Bay of Islands.—The finder bring ing them to this otlice will be rewarded. LOST, this afternoon, a Parcel of Stereo scopic Views.— Finder rewarded on leaA- ing same at Messrs. Sargood, Son, and Ewon's. Durham-itrcct East. VACANCY for a Boarder in a private family, three minutes' walk from Union Bank; home comforts, and terms moderate.— For address apply to C. Darrell, Tailor, corner of Albert and Wyndham-streets. "VTOUTH SHORE. — ETlerslio House, __Li Mount Victoria, now occupied by Captain Casey, FOB SALE on easy terms.—Oliver Mays, House Agent, Devonport. MrfilO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage JL at Epsom, opposite Mr. Joseph Slays. Apply to Mr. Boyes, Epsom. jSpfnpO LCT^ai^tiTc" S.-Trohl Floret JjHjjjL JL Ponsonby, a FiAC-roomed House- Apply to Win. Daw, Tolo-strect. SrjlO LET, a well-finished Brick |j^ _■_ House of 5 rooms, in Coburg-street, Victoria Quadrant.—Apply next door. rr.o LET, a 5-roomed House; rent, 6V JL per week.—Apply York Hotel. nnO LET, Four Rooms, one Avith iire- JL place.—Address at this office. rPIO LET, Furnished Apartments, con- JL sisting of Sittingroom and Bedroom, with use of Kitchen, near the Choral Hall, Symonds strcet.—Apply at this office. XfIURNISHED HOUSE? _-_______r TO LET, a Furnished Seven-roomed House in Parnell.—For address apply at this office. ri^lO LET, a. House of (>' rooms in Remuera, -JL well situated, Avith coach-house, stable, tanks, out-houses, good orchard, and every con venience.—Apply to J. Harris, Stationer, Queen street. ~f=A_^ MHO BELET, on Grafton Road, J.''eilG_ -*- a Large and Convenient Family fi_=&c_aßesidence, containing ten rooms, al ways well uppliodby pump and running .stream of wascr,cominodious yards and out-buildings, together with about, two acres of land, the greater portion of which is an Orchard in full bearing.-Apply to H. ASHTON & SONS, No. S, New Zealand Insurance Buildings ; or to Joseph Newman. MnnO LET, a Five-roomed House and _ Shop, side entrance, NeAvton Road. Apply to J. Brock, Builder, Newton, I 7\ OR SALE, a strong Pagual Cart, equal 1 to new, Avith centre spring and scats com plete.—For addressjippJy_aUhis_otttcc. ~km& F_T\o LET, or FOR MALE, on easy pjipl JL tonus, 2 New Cottages, Ponsonby "•"Road, 5 rooms each, —Apply at Masefield's Foundry, Albert-street. OR SALE, 3 Railway Waggons and 10 Cart Wheels.—Apply to C. A. Harris Breakwater Road. OR SALE, 77 Acres of First-class Land in Wangarei. Price, £20.—Apply at this office. ______ FOR SALE, a Five-roomed House in Wakefield-street,—Apply lo Samuel C'Qch rauo and Son. _ _ pjLTnOK SALE, a Nine .roomed <^: -S. *% S. House, Outhouses, and 11 acres _--il4__in grass, Otahuhu. — W. Flood, 5, Insurance Buildings. -\/f ANU XA U LOYAL ORANGE i-TJ- LODQE, No. 20. _ * An Emergency Meeting, in the Lodge IgEL room, Commercial Hotel, TO-MO RRO XV /&Im (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock sharp, „X_~!K- By order of the W.M, ATIOLONIAL RIFLE MATCH. M i^ § U h It has been decided to include all tho Austra lasian Colonies in the Match. Intending Competitors please send in their names to Mr. AY, I). Buttle, at the "Herald" Office, before FRIDAY, in order that a TEAM may be made up. TEMPERANCE HAL L, ALBERT-STREET. This Commodious Hall, v. ith School-room ad joining, TO BE LET for Concerts, Public Meet ings, Sunday Services, or for a Public School. A superior Piano and Harmonium may be hired with the Hall.—Apply to I). Got.die, C. Robin son, or the Secretary, J. W, Caur. SIR,— Your Subscription for the OCCI DENTAL HOTEL.SOIREE, to take place on or about OCTOBER 31st, is due on Octobei 20th. Yours very respectfully, EDWD. PERKINS. i



s TILLEKSLIE GARDENS - ANNUAL CALEDONIAN GAMES. t The Proprietor of Ellerslie Gardens announces f. the follOAA'ing List of L- CALEDONIAN AND ATHLETIC SPORTS 1 FOB THE * Prince of Wales Birthday, _ THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1876. f 1. THE BIRTHDAY CUP (Handicap), open tc , all comers. To bo run at two distances, namely 200 yards and 600 yards. " First prize. £25 (Cup or money) Second prize, £8 Third prize, £3. 2. Handicap Flat Race, 300 yards,open to mem - bers of recognised Cricket, Football, and 1 Rowing Clubs. • First prize, a Silver Watch Second prize, a Scarf Pin. Ist 2nd . prize prize } 3. Dancing Highland Fling .. ..20 10 i. Best Step Dance (for either sex) 2 0 10 ' 5. Pole Jump 110 10 . 6. SaAving Match 110 10 -, 7. Hurdle Race .A Gold Ring 0 (Same qualification as 300 yards race). 8. High Jump (running) .. ..10 0 9. Throwing the Hammer .. ..10 0 10. Wheelbarrow Race (blindfold) ..10 0 , 11. Putting tho Stone 10 0 12. Sack Bace 10 0 ; 13. Tossing the' Caber 10 0 ' 11. Drop-kicking .. .. Set of Gold Studs 0 (Open to all Football Clubs) 15. Climbing a Greasy Polo .. A Fat Pig 0 THE BIRTHDAY CUP. For running first in either of the races, G points Avill be allowed, for running second 1 points, and for running third 2 points, Tho prizes Avill be determined by the highest aggregate scores. THE OTHER EVENTS. Tho entries for the 300 yards Handicap with fee of ss, must be sent in by SATURDAY, 28th October, with the same particulars as in tho case of tho Birthday Cup. The entrance fee for events 3 to 7 inclusive Avill be 2s 6d ; for the other CA-ents Is. All e\-ents except tho Birthday Cup and the 300 yards race will close on tho ground. Haudicapper—Mb. Alfred King. JAMES A. BROWN, Secretary. AUCKLAND CATTLE SHOW TO.BE HELD AT MR. A. BUCKLAND'S YARDS, REMUERA, ox THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1876, When upwards £500 will be given away in Prizes for HORSES, CATTLE, PIGS, POULTRY, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, &C, &C. For further particulars, sco Posters or Adver tisements in Weekly Papers. Entries close November 1, 1876. WM. PERCIVAL Secretary. LL PERSONS indebted to the Estates of R. W. Dyson and James Ford, aro re quested to pa\' the same to me Avithin six days. —F. G. EWINGTON. "VTOTICE.—I Avill not be responsible for J3I any debt or debts contracted in my name, or on my account by any person whatever.— David Itussoll.—Auckland, October 20, 1876. OPERATIVE HOUSE - PAINTERS' SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. Tho Ordinary Meeting of the abOA-o Society -will take place at the Wellington Hotel, Wel lington-street, on MONDAY, 23rd October, at 8 p.m. sharp. All Members arc particularly requested to attend. TrwEVONPOIttTHIGHWAYDISTRICTT Tenders aro required by noon of TUESDAY next, the 2Hh instant, for the Sole Right to Cut Grass on the Flagstaff Hill Reserve till the 31st January next; and also for ExcaA-ating and Carting 50 Cubic Yards of Earth from opposite I he Episcopal Church, Devonport, according to specification, Avliich may be seen at my otlice. OLIVER MAYS, Chairman. October 21, 1870. __ _ _ __ ROBERT BARTLEY, having charge of the Kopuru Saw-Mill Company's Timber Yards, Breakwater Road, begs to notify to Builders, Contractors, Cabinetmakers, and others, that he has a Largo and Varied Stock of TIMBER on hand, Avhich he is selling at lowest rates. N.ls.—Orders from th c country will be deli vered and stowed into the Railway Trucks if required. October 10, 1876. aTEAMEIt M A T A U. TENDERS Avill be received by tho under signed up to noon of the 21st November, for the Purchase, as they now lie in Wcstport, of the Boiler, Engines, Steam Winch, Donkey Engine, Anchors, Chain Cables, Sails, Blocks, Tackle. Deck Fittings, and other gear, saved from the wreck of tho s.s. Matan. The Engines are compound surface condensers, 50 horse-power nominal, built in 1876, by Kin caird, McQueen Se Co., of Dunedin, and Avere carefully removed from the Avreck under the superintendence of a competent engineer, and saved complete and in proper order. Tho property is stored, and may be inspected on application. WILLIAM SMITH, Contractor. '^ai&»« ii_»-gafcS_feiif \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, TENDERS FOR RECLAMATION. Harbour Board Otlice, Auckland, October, 187 G. TENDERS will be received at this oflioe until TUESDAY, the ,'ilst instant, at noon, for Re clamation from Albert to Nelson-street, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Reclama tion." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, WILLIAM C, DALDY, Chairman. THE Committee of the L.V. Ball invite Tenders for Supply- of Supper and Light Refreshment for their Annual Ball, to take place on the first day of November, 1876, at the Choral Hall. Particulars, on application, Avill be fur nished ut the British Hotel, Tenders to be sent in not later than 12 o'clock on "WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of October.—Address, G. JOHNSTON, Esq., President. m O B U I L D E R~ S. 'lenders are im-ited up to noon of 26th instant, for Erecting a Villa Residence at Ponsonby, T. B. CAMERON. Architect, Queen and Shortland-stn-eets. EN DOWM EN T LOAN DEBENTURES. Town Clerk's Office, October 11, 1876. Endowment Debentures, of £100 each, bearing ■ 6 per cent, interest, payable half-yearly, either - in the Colonies or London, may be obtained from the City Council. L Full particulars and every mf ormation afforded on application to this office. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. m O W~O R X I N G ME N. I am noAV Making West of England, Colonial or Bliss's Tweed Suits, in any style, at 70s. the suit; Black Cloth Suits, from 80s. All othei _ Garments equally cheap. Fit, Workmanship . and Stylo guaranteed. N.B.—A Clothing Clul noAV forming, by joining Avhich a Good Suit cai be procured for a small sum weekly. I'articu lars on application.—G. DARRELL, Practica a ilor, corner of Albert and Wynd-.aa.-st.eets.



. T ORNE-STREET HALL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. 5 MAMMOTH DIOR AM A. 3 FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR! AXD PICTURES OF THE NILE SCENERY!!! GIFTS FOR THE MILLION ! > , Leading Prize, a Tea and Coffee Service, Besides numerous other Prizes. Front Seats, 3s; Second, 2s; Back Seats, Is. L W. 11. POPE, Manager. mO AID TWO POOR FAMILIES. '■ On FRIDAY EVENING noxt. at tho Young > Men's Christian Association Rooms, commencing , at half-past se\-en o'clock, MR. F. G. EWING- I TON will scive a GRAND MAGIC LANTERN I EXHIBITION for the Benefit of Mrs. DYER • and Mrs. HEATON. 1 Mr. John Herapath Avill preside at the Piano, 1 and when tho large Russian Boar is exhibited, Mr. McMastor Avill read "Paddy and the Bear." 1 Price, Is ; Children, 6d. ST. MATTHEW'S MONTHLY CON VERSAZIONE. TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 7—9 p.m. An Address on tho Melanesian Mission Avill be given by the Rev. R. H. Cod rington. LIQUIDATION OF ESTATE UNDER THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS ACT, 1875. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1875," and in the matter of tho Liqui dation of the Estato of George Henry Evans, of Queen-street, in tho City of Aucldand, in the Province of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Hair Dresser, a Debtor. Notice is hereby giA-en that at a Final Meeting held at the Supreme Court-house this day, at 2 o'clock p.m., tho Liqudation was closed, and an Order of Discharge Avas granted to the said George H. Evans by special resolution, Dated this 23rd October, 1876. CEORGE H. EVANS. R. J. Feltus, Bankruptcy Agent. " TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. SHINGLES ! SHINGLES ! SHINGLES ! AT THE CENTRAL SALE ROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, at 11 a.m. M. JONES & CO. "\\7TLL sell, in Lots to suit Purchasers, 61,000 SHINGLES. WEDNESDAY, NOON. COLLINGWOOD-STREET, NEAR WELLINGTON-STREET. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATED GOODS, SEWING MACHINE, PIANAFORTE, HARMONIUM, ETC. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured Avith instructions from Mr. J. J. Johnson, avlio is removing to the Waikato, to sell by auction, at his re sidence, as above, on Wednesday next, the 25th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS—Couch and six Chairs in horse-hair cloth, Mahogany Easy Chair, Mahogany Loo Tablo, Gilt Mirror, Pictures, Ornaments, Cornice Polos and Kings, Curtains, Carpets, Cheflionior, Oil Cloth, Cane and Wood Chairs, Tables, Lamps, Oven, Kitchen Utensils, Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palliasses, Chest of Drawers, Wasb stands, Toilet Tables, Ware, Plated ware, Cruets, Tea Service, Spoons, Forks, &c. Pianoforte, in Walnut case, by Broad wood aud Son; Har monium, by Alexandre, Rosewood case, 3 stops, little used; Half-Cabinet Sewing Machine, Revolver and case, &c, Canaries and Cages. TO-MORROW. M. JONES & CO. WILL sell at the Central Sale Rooms, at 11 a.m., 6 Venetian Blinds (new) Cut-glass Decanters Champagne and Claret Glasses Liqueur Stands, with Cut-glass Decanters Iron Bedsteads Couch and Chairs, in leather and green damask Tables, Chairs Patent Washing and Wringing Machine Mangle, Pictures, Roompaper Groceries, Clothing, Loots and Shoes Produce, Poultry, &c, &c. MONSTER SALE OF ENGLISH FUR NITURE AND MIRRORS, £1000 IN VALUE. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auction as soon as landed from the Abernyte, just arrived from London, the aboA'e, Full particulars in future issue. TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, Sewing Machines, several now and second-hand, American StOA'e, Oven, Range, &c, 1 case Combs, Puff Boxes, Albums, Soap, Sec, 1 case Opera and Marine Glasses, Aneroids, &o, 1 caso Abases, Fancy Goods, &o, 1 case Drapery, Boots, Blankets, &c, Handsome Side-board, Green Rep Suite, Watches, Clocks, Timepiece, Music, Books, &c. R. A R T H U R, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25." CITY MART. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Wednesday next, at Eleven o'clock, GENERAL DRAPERY, MANCHESTER GOODS, MEN'S MERCERY, CLOTHING, &c\, for Unreserved Sale. Terms at Sale. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. In the Estate of the Late H. C. Baln c. avis. COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE SYMONDS-STREET. FREEHOLD COUNTRY PROPERTIES. THE Subscribers have received instruc tions from tho Executors of the late H, C. Balnea\-is, to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 30th instant, at 12 o'clock, SYMONDS-STREET (Improvement Com missioners' Lease)— Lot 4, of subsection 4, of subdivision of section 13, City of Auck land, 41 feet frontage to Symonds-street, and 91 foot to O'l.orke-strcet, held under lease for a lerm of 9!) years, from loth March, 1875, at an annual rental of £21 10s sterling, with that comfortable two story dwelling-house thereon erected, containing nine rooms, plastered, and well-finished throughout, as recently occupied by the late H. C. Balneavis. ' VILLAGE OF PAPAKURA- &' .*" P" Allotment 49, section 2 .. ..021 '■ Allotments 39 and 40, section 2.. 0 232 VILLAGE OF DRURY- L Allotments 25 to 29, section 8 .. 1 120 Allotment 24, section 7 .. .. 1 011 TOWN OF WYNYARDTON- Lots 5 and 6, section 1 Lots 11, 12, and 13, section 40 Lots 3, i, and 5, section 14 ' TOWN OF HO WICK— Allotments 39 and 40, section 2.. 1 038 ' VILLAGE OF HAVELOCK— _[ Allotment 10, section 3 .. ..032 ' Further particulars may be obtained from William Aitken, Esq., at his offices, Shortland street; or from I SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers,



WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE, BREEDING EWES, ' HORSES.' &o. THE undersigned have receiA'ed instruc tions from Mr. Jxo. Massey, avlioso lease has expired at Panmurc, to sell on tho Farm, on October 25tb, 1876, 20 quiet Coavs, in full milk; 15 Coavs, forward in calf: 1 wcll-brod Shorthorn Bull, 25 Shorthorn Heifers, 2 and 3-ycars old; 3 young Bulls, 30 tAvo and three year old Steers,' 15 yearling Steers and Heifers, 100 Longwoolled Ewes, lambs at side : 10 Ewe Hoggetts, by ono of Mr. Jos. Mha js Rams ; 1 4-tooth Ram, bred by Mr. thos. Russell; 2 HeaAT Draught Brood Mares, in foal to Northern Hero; 1 Light Harness Mare, in foal to do., do. ; ■1 Ileavv Draught Colts, by Honest Tom ; 2 two-year old Fillies, by Prince Arthur: 2 yearling Fillies, by Northern Hero; 5 Light Harness Colts and Fillies; strong 4-year old Spring Cart Mare, Good Hack, Quiet Pony, Dray and Harness, Howard's Plough. Grindstone Largo Kitchen Range. Household Furniture, Sundries, &c. Also, a first-class Heavy Draught Colt, 2 years old, by Young Nobleman. HUNTER & NOLAN. At One O'clock. Tho Auctioneers AA-ould call special attention to the above, as the Stock has been carefully bred and selected by Mr. Massey, whoso expe rience is a sufficient guarantee. . i-.rl an opportu nity for such a good selection . ..lely occurs. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. JUNCTION YARDS. TITHE undersigned Avill sell, on Tuesday JL next, at the Junction Yards, 37 Grown STEERS, from Wangarei and Mahurangi 12 Dairy Cows 50 head Fat Cattle Fat Cattle, from Wangarei Fat and Store Cattle, &c. 400 Fat Sheep, ex Go-Ahoad 200 Large-framed Half-bred Store Wethers, in Avool Fat and Store Pigs. At one o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY OCTOBER 31. FREEHOLD UNRESERVED SALE. ONEHUNGA! ONEHUNGA! BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Under the Education Reserve Management Amendment Ordi nance, 1873. M. JONES & CO. HAVE been favoured by instructions to sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms, on Tuesday, 31st October, at 12 noon; The VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERTY knoAvn as the "Pond" or "Grotto," Onehunga. a. r. n Lot 16, of Section 17, containing.. .. 3 128 Lot 5, of Section 13, containing.. ..200 Unreserved Sale. ! For further particulars, enquire of tho Auctioneers. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. C I T V M A R T. IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS' ALLOTMENTS, to be Leased for 99 years. GRANT & MORTON. Plans may be obtained at the Mart THURSDAY OCTOBER- 26. REMUERA V A R D S. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, October 26, at 12 noon, 10 Fat. Steers, heavy weights, from Napier 30 Fat Cattle, from Bay of Islands oft Provincial Fat Cattie 50 Storo Steers, 3 to -1 years 100 Half-bred Ewes and Lambs 120 Longwoolled Ewes and Lambs 600 Fat Sheep and Lambs Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, The RIGHT of CHARGING ONE SHILLING EACH to all Persons entering the Show _ ards. Also, For Taking Charge of Horses in a Well-fenced Enclosure. • ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARKET. SALES OF AVOOL, SHEEPSKINS, AND HIDI.j, EVERY FRIDAY, '.[ At 2 o'clock. FIRST LARGE WOOL SALE Will be held on TUESDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1876. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27.(1 THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, 27th inst at 11 o'clock, '* A Pair of Handsome GREY DRAUGHT . ri. HORSES, good Avorkers. A Strong Riding or 'Bus Horse Handsome Riding Mare. FOR PRIVATE SALE, Two Heavy-Draught Mares, in foal to Mr Bainbndgc'a horse. ALFRED BUCKLAND. .. FRIDAY, OCTOBER^ ~ THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, on Inday next, at 11 o'clock, A Howard's Mower and Reaper combined. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER n. THE CAT TL E FAIR. CONCENTRATING numbers of Stock on one occasion brings a large attendance of buyers, and is mutually advantageous A second Fair Avill be held on November 11 the Saturday following the Cattle Show, when' 1000 head of Store Cattle Avill be yarded. Entries must be made before Thursday October 26. J' ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER^ ' the waiuku sale. alteration~of yards. mr, alfreiTbuckland TI7IU. seU in the Yards, adjoining Mr OctLr, Sa^r k S H°te1 ' 0Q Wed Jne S dfe §fc 100 HEAD STORE CATTLE. alfredlbucklan^