TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DUNEDIN, this day.

. At a mooting of shareholders in the Titanic Steel Company, resolutions Mere pasf 'o at once place the affairs of the com^ ££7 in liquidation. Term.) of unmeasured abuse were used against the gross mismanagement of tho works, especially against E. M. Smith, who had deceived them by assuring them that they would not have to pay more than three, whereas they had already paid seven calls.

BLEN HEIM, this day. SHEARERS STRIKE FOR £\ PER 100. The shearers held a largo meeting on Saturday evening, and unanimously resolved to strike for twenty shillings per'hundred, and there is evory probability of runholders giving way.

PORT CHALMERS, this day. friSK PJRKSS TI-mEGUAM akicncy.l A STEWARD COMMITS SUICIDE.

Arrival: Arrived last night the ship, James Nu-col Fleming, 82 days from London. She reports that on October Bth Thomas Ganyor, steward, jumped overboard, and was lieversoon after. It was the effects of drink.

[from our own corespondent.] COROMANDEL, this day UNION BEACH SPECIMENS.

Tho Union Beach is still getting good speci mens in the cross leader, and about 250 lbs. arc on hand.

CASE OF SUNSTROKE.

The weather has set in suddenly very hot, and there was ono case of sunstroke yestovday. The Presbyterian concort is postponod until tho 23rd. Novcmbor.

RUSSELL, this day, LATEST. SHIPPING NEWS.

.Arrivals—Julia Price, Maud, Sutherland, Speedwell, and Golden Isle, from Auckland; Gem, and William and Julia, from Thames. The natives secured on Saturday a cow and calf whale of the humpback species.

THE CHURCH BAZAAR.

TiiK Mount: Albort and Whan Church Bazaar was well attended on Saturday evening, and £64 2s Id were added to the fund by the takings of the day. The Hibernian band was alsi? in atten dance, and performed a number of lively airs in a'pleasing manner. Tho Rev. Messrs. Willis and Dudley, in conjunction with the committee, agrood to con tin no the Bazaar this evening, as there were a groat many goods not disposed of. The gift, auction wid be bold this ovening, at half-past eight o'clock.

DIOCESAN SYNOD.

Tare onciung so; vice of the Diocesan Synod was hold at St. Paul's church this morning. At eleven o'clock the Bishop entered the church accompanied by the following- clergy, viz., "Archdeacons Maunsell, Prit, and Clarke, Dr. Kinder, Rev. Messrs Codring tou, I'urchas, Gould, Dudley, Nelson, Selwyn, Tomlinson, Hassard, Scott, Baker, (.'aider, Turipona, Pomare, and Whareama. The Rev. E. C. Stuart, and E. N. Bree -were also present amony the congregation. Special Lessons viz:, Exodus XVTII and Acts XV to verse 33 were read by Rev. F. Gould, ami _:\j-ehdeacon Clarke. The Te Deum and Hymn 193 N.Z.IT were sung; after which the service of Holy Communion was coinmeiicod by Rev. R. 11. Codrington. The Epistle and Gospel were read by Arch deacons Pritt and Maunsell, Dr. Kinder and Rev. C. M. Nelson. Tho number of communicants was 6b' ; and an offertory of £3 its 4d towards the expenses of the Synod was collected. The service was choral, under the direction of Mr. J. A. Beale organist of St. Paul's.

"MrS. H. Ford, M.R.C.S.—He was a member of the modical profession, and eaino to Now Zealand in connection with tho Church Mission ary Society in 1857 ; sinca which year, except for a short interval, he lived at the Bay of Islands until ids death in June last. During the years in which there has been no resident clergyman at Russell, Mr Eord, first in his own house, and afterwards in the church, held regular Sunday services for our people, and in other ways—as a Church officer, a neighbour, and a host-cared for the souls and bodies of all with whom he had lo do. Lei us pray God to give others grace, in like oircumstanccs,to follow his good example." The ert'ectivo staff of clergy had been increased by the ordination of two deacons, Rei'hana Ku mifci of Ahipara, and Lucas Cubit, of Wangarei. The I lev. E. C. t&tiart had also come to sojourn . in Auckland for a time. His lordship oxpressod great pleasure in welcoming Mi. Stuart, inas much as thoy were follow-workers at Calcutta for more than eight yoars, when Mr. Stuart was Chaplain to Bisnop Cotton. His lordship wont on to say:—"lt is very much to be desired that Mr. Stuart may feel himself called to remain in Sh\v Zealand and help us in work for which his long missionary experience ominentlylfits him. lie next appealed t-o the members of the Synod to exert- themselves to increase the Home Mis sion Fund, and he stated that the uncertainty in the present state of halt-yearly collections would be greatly diminished if the town and suburban <;onTcv rations wouldguarantee to the Mission an annual sum, not less in amount than might be .considered a fair proportion of the ordinary charges on the fund. I would especially remind you of the neglected vendition of parts of the Coromandel peninsula, tho districts north and south of the Manukau Heads the Bay of Islands, the Kawa Lawn coal niuics. and of the country extending to the cast and west of the Great South Road between Drurv and Mercer. A third clergyman is urgently needed for the Coromandel peninsula, on' which (together with the Great Barrier Island) there are, I am informed, nearly LiOO settlor.-., exclusive of those engaged in mining operations al Coromandel and tne Thames. Additional minivers also are needed for the Thames dis trict and the, Waikato. State of ihe Diocesc.-Itis not however for the Native population so much ?as tor our fellow colonists tnat the Synod would need to take thou-rht bow additional clergymen shall be ob tetncTi. Some of the districts named by me at; the opening of our last Session, as dopondem for pastoral visitation chiefly on some of the iVn, its. I a ml clergy, are 11 o w supplied with reside at ministers: but there still remain others which, are almost or altogether uuvisitod by our clergy "Owing, to Ihe exhausted condition of the, Fundiu May last, Ihe Standing Committee, who areits administrators, were unable to. renew their grants to some districts on the termination OP tto periods for which they had been made. The districts on tne Great South o.d Drury and.Mercer were thus leit without a -rant-and there would have been no clergyman v visit St Peter's (Rama Rama). Pokeno, Meroer, or'(until lately) Tuakau, but tor the enersrv-of some of the clergy in charge of narifhes and districts in and near Auckland. In the northern division of the Archdeaconry of Sckland StoS visits have been paid to country sfciDcmeiils by the clcry of Auckland and us Ht'fwdi^'paid a graceful compliment to the \ c rehdiiic-,.. Maunsell for tne example seh by him in .'his mailer. I'hs Church reg red oicrgymen cndWocl with gifts o mind and body, but'asthe mother Church could not spaie them thoy would nave to be jCljosen from among tho amis of colonists. 11^ Lo"k.hip llmu. re! Irks in reference to St. Job.g Lollop This being ho case, it is veiy gi<itnj in" Kj be able to state, as I do with out fear of contradiction, that among, the moot, S>tfs and efficient of our *W "«« "SSiii^of this College had^st^ffij themselves in the examination lately he d under the direction of the i^oard of Theological studies of the General Synod; the first place in Giadc J having been obtained by tho sou ot a late cerS oilhisdiocese,andcertificates: gamed by four others. A sixth ccrtilieatom>tta ex amination has been won by a SCholai of Die Trinity Church Sunday-school, Devonpoit. Mis Loi siupX-Piicc hi^il.v of Hie progress of the Suiday-sclM teachers and scholarslromwhose ranks it was hoped that young men would be selected for the Theological Studentships at St. Tohhs College. -Remarking on the importance «? l v readers his Lorship referred to the services rendered by Mr. M. Kirkbri.de of ■ i.,V t .-,re- Mr. Hugh Carleton, ot Paihai; Mr. 1V fitoThorpe, of Wairoa; Mr. Marsden iinSo? Wa_mato;'Mr. J. H. Armstrong, of *riirnmnri • Mr. Flashman Sloraan, of Holy iaidt-"! may safely assume that lam^express ing the feelings of all tne Wjf^ftiSffigJ when I say that it gives us very g«« Pg i see anion"- us to-day the head or tno ivioia • the Rev. R. H. Oodringtom.and -pother missionaries, the Rev. J. R. fee wyn, "O, Rev J. Still." Reference was next made t/the formatioirof-'a Church o^ngla^lW porance Association, and it was M«u r number of members would be u"""^*^* the urcsent session of the Synod. A copy 01 tno J&K the" Sunday School /V^ociatTon was laid on the.table. His had beenm fWHQft through the SupermtewJeat, is. .Aw«t

land, that it waß " proposed to make a reserve of one hundred acres of land for a new public leemetery near the Whau Creek on the line of the Kaipara Railway." General Synod.—The Seventh General Synod of this ecclesiastical province will meet at Nel son about, January 18; and, in compliance with instructions received from the Primate, I have made arrangements for the election of seven qualified persons, to represent this diocese in the supreme Council of this branch of the Holy Catholic Church. The Synod will consist of the Bishop of the province, and of three clerical, and four lay representatives for each diocese. Of t ho business to be -brought before the Gene ral Synod I have already directed your attention to soveral matters of much importance: namely, tho proposed bill for guarding future alterations of tho Services, Formularies, and Articles of tho Church, and in tho authorised version of tho Holy Scriptures; tho proposed alteration of Statuto No. 5; the establishment of a Genoral Pension Fundfortheocclesiastical province ;and the consolidation of Church Trusts within tho sovoral dioceses.

His Lordship callod the attontion of trustees to Resolution 20, ekiuso 2, of the General Synod, in the roport for 1871, p. 20G,rospocting the mode of shewing accounts, and aSso to tho necessity of making the Diocesan returns as complete as possible Regarding the appointment of the Rev. J. R. Selwyn to Melanesia, Dr. Cowie said:—"By the appointment of MrSelwyn to tho Bishopric wo shall hope that tho bonds that unito tho Ocean Diocese to our own may be still further strengthened." His Lordship expressed his sense of tho loss that would be sustained by tho Diocese by the resignation of Bishop Williams. Lambeth Conference.—l have been informed by tho Archbishop of Canterbury that a wish has been expressed by Bishops of the Churches of the United States of America, Canada, and tho West Indies, that a second conference of Bishops of the Anglican Communion should be held al, Lambeth, and of Lis readiness to hold such a conference 1878. I lay upon the tabic his Grace's letter, together with my answer to the same.

Mission Daj*.—l have also been informed by the Archbishop of a generally expressed desire that a Day of Intercession for Missions should be observed by all members of our Communion. I have therefore much pleasure in recommending Wednesday, November ii'Jth, for such observance by the clergy and peoplo of this diocese in the present year, as there arc local reasons why St. Andrews Day would be less convenient to some of our Auckland congregations. .Taranaki. —I purpose visiting the Archdea conry of Taranaki in the coming month of November.

His Lordship concluded by expressing a fer vent hope that the labours of the Synod might be conducive to good results.

THE THEATRE ROYAL.—THE "COLLEEN PAWN."

Tins popular play was brought out at Die Theatre Royal on Saturday night. The Crowded slate of our columns to-day, prevents us from giving so full a'doscription of the performance as its merits deserved. There was a fair house. Mr. Hall played " Myles na Cappaleon" very successfully. He thoroughly identified himself with the character, and called forth enthusiastic applause -by his really line acting. Mrs. Hall was capital as "Eily O'Connor"; she invested the part with a tenderness and delicacy, which was Ihe result of a keen appreciation of its beauties, and was very charming. Mr. Holloway, as "Daring Man," Mr. Searlo as "Father Tom," Mr Power as "J-tyrle Daly," Mr. Thornton as "Hardress Crcgan," Mr. Glover as "Corrigan," all acted weli. Miss Jessie Raymond as "Anne Chute," and Miss Polly Leake as Mrs. Crcgan, appeared to advantage, while Laura Wiseman made an exceedingly pretty "Sheclah Mann." Mr. and Mrs. Hall were encored with several calls. To night the groat play of " Rip Van Winkle " is an nounced. It is well known that Rip is Mr. J. Hall's groat character. Tho performance is under the patronage of Lieutenant Baron Yon Krrhardt, and the oflicors of tho German man of war, Hortha.

CHIEF POST-OFFICE, AUCKLAND.

Mails wrinr_ Clohis as Under:—

For Thames, this day, at 5.38 p.m.; and to-mor-

row, at 11.30 a.m. For Coromandel, per Lalla Rookh, on Wednes-

day next, at 1.30 p.m.; and per Argyle, on

day next, at 12.30 p.m. For Russell, Wangaroa, and Mongonui, per lona, this day. at I p.m. For Whitiangi, Tairua, Tauranga, and Opotiki,

per Itowena, this day, at 1 p.m. For Waiwera, Kawau, and Matakana, per Anno

Milbank. to-morrow, at 10 a.m. For Tairua, per .Mercury, to-morrow, at 11 a.m. For Tryphcna, per Three Brothers, to-morrow,

at 1 p.m. For Wangarci Heads, Wangarei, Waipu, and

Mangapai, per Argyle, to-morrow, at 1 p.m. For Taranaki and Southern Provinces, per

Taupo, on Wednesday next, at 5 a.m. For Australian Colonies, per ifero, on Thursda jgrncxt, at 11 a.m. Late letters for Sydney and Melboune only

will be received till 11.30 a.m.

_KzT A Receiving Box has boen creeled at Holmes's Store, Upper Symonds-street, and will be cleared at,B a.m. aud 3 p.m. daily.

AST A Post-ollicc has been opened at Wliiri maki, Hokianga. Mails will be despatched every Monday. Return mails will arrive every Saturday. (Signed) S. B. BISS, Chief Postmaster.

FATAL BOATING ACCIDENT.

A MELANCHOLY accident resulting in the death by drowning of Mr. H. S. Smallfield of Parnell,occurred hi the harbour on Satur day afternoon. The deceased, with another young gentleman named Herbert Gcntil, engaged a boat at 1 o'clock from Air. Hllditch at the Baths. They started down the harbour, and at the time of the unfortu nate mishap were in the neighbourhood, of the Bastiau Rock. They were close in shore when it became necessary to go about. While making the required re-adjustment of the sail, both managed to get to the lee side, and as the boat, the Ely, is a very frail craft, she heeled over, and the two youths were thrown into the water. A good sailing breeze, but nothing stronger was blowing at tho time. Smalllield was reputed a good swimmer, but Gcntil could not swim at all, and was of course in the greatest peril. At hrst they held fast to the boat, but the motion, of the waves caused tliein more than once to let go when Small field assisted Gontil back to tbe boat. This, we are informed, happened tlireo times, till Smalllield became exhausted in his generous efforts to save his friend, and disappeared to rise no more alis-e. Mr. Biddicks, in charge of the "Kokimarama cattle station seeing the youths struggling in the water, put oil in a bout to the rescue, but ho arrived too late to save Smalllield. Gcntil was beneath the surface, but had hold o£ an oar, He was rescued in an almost insensible condition and conveyed ashore. Capt. Breton of the Training School on being intormed of the accident immedi ately sent word to tire waterpolice. Ser jeant Martin and Constables Tapsell and Sampson were on the spot in about an hour, and alter dragging for a short time, succeed ed in finding the body of the missing gentleman, it was brought up to town on Saturday night, and on Sunday morning was removed to the house of the sorrowing parent*), for whom tho greatest sympathy is manifested. The deceased was much res pected by those who knew him, and was assiduous in devoting a large share of his earnings to the support of his mother. He was engaged as clerk in the oiiice of Mr. H. B. Morton,

An inquest was held on Ihe body of the young man this afternoon, at the Alexandra Hostel, Parnell, before Dr. Philson, Coroner and a jury. The several witnesses having given evidence, as before stated, the jury returned a verdict of " accidental death by drowning."

THE EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.

IT will be seen on reference to our report of the proceedings of the Police Court of to-day, that Air R. J. Debeney, whose arrest was recorded in our issue of Sat urday last, has been brought up on a charge of embezzlement, and remanded. The accused was formerly a clerk in the oiii^B of Messrs Jackson and Russell, and about tAvelve months ago he received an appoint ment in the Land Transfer oiiice, tinder Mr T. Kissling. About a week ago Debeney was suspected of embezzling the funds of the department, and was suspended pending an inquiry, which disclosed that there were dclicieucies in the accounts to the amount of £150. On Saturday afternoon, Mr Kissling laid an information against Debeney, who was attempting to escape to Newcastle by : the barque Adeia. Debeney arrived in New Zealand iby the Countess of Kintore about two years ag->. It is thought that a thorough examination of the books will shew larger defalcations than £150, ~' . .':„.,,;> --. ,~: «i» :,

CABLEGRAMS.

LATEST FROM LONDON

THE VICTORIAN LOAN

LONDON, Oct. G. A Victorian three million loan is an nounced on the money market. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. LONDON, Oct. 6". The wheat market is firm ; Adelaide at 50s. to 51s. ; New Zealand, 465. to 50s. Copper is firm. Tin is quiet. Australian, £71 so £72.

Tho annual meeting of [the Imperial Crown, G.M.C., was to ' have boen held to-day, but lapsed for want of a quorum.

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1876.



TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND Effects, Parlour Stove, Range, Pictures, American Stove and Fittings, Kitchen Utensils. Clearing Out Sale: Fancy Goods, Toys, Albums, Combs, Brushes, Flower Stands, Vases, Puff Boxes, Toy Tooi Boxes, Opera Glass, Ornaments, Books, Soap, Drapery, Largo Glass Case, Counter, Byeiclo, Revolver and Case. Ride, Watches, &c, Sewing Machines. Furniture Department. R A R T H U R, A ll cti oncer. TT O B S O N (.! 0 R PS, A. R. V. A SPECIAL PARADE of the above corps will bo held in the Drill-shed- TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30. Band to attend. PETER DIG-NAN, Captain. Octobor 30, 1576. WANTED, a good strong Boy ; one ac customed to Sawmill preferred.—Apply to Thos. Tbwaites, Sawmill, Breakwater Road. WANTED, a smart active Lad. —Apply M. BrearlyJßutchor, Wakefield-streotX WANTED, a Vessel to carry about 100,000 foot Sawn Timber, froni Aratapu .Mills, Kaipara, to Melbourne.—Cruickshank and Co. To Bootmakers.—Wanted a Hand on Women's work.—Apply W. J. Offer and Co., Bristol House, Queen-street. "V^TANTED, a, Roy.—Apply at Exchange V V Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED," a lirst'chiss" Paperhiingor ; also, a Brush-Hand. —Apply lo David Ross, Governor Browne Hotel, by eight o'clock to-morrow. W"~KT NURSET— Wonted, at a~short distance from town, a respectable healthy Woman, us Wet Nurse.—Apply to Mr. A. W. Williams, 219, Queen-street. * W~ "ANTED, Gents' Washing, by a re spectable person.—Enclose your address to A.E., this office. LOSST, from the Waitemata Hotel, be tween Friday evening and Saturday fore- , noon last, October Ti and '26, a Fawn-coloured English Terrier Dog, black muzzle, aged about eight months. Anyone returning the same to the Waitemata Hotel will be rewarded. Any porson found detaining the above dog after this noi ice will bo prosecuted. yrpTRIAYAIiD. —Strayed oil' the run, .J_i_Nr near Henderson's Mill, on or about the 25th September, a Mousey-ooloured Heifer, face nearly all white. Anyone giving information of the same to Mr. Morris, Whan Post-office, will receive the above reward. L~OOT, a Goldliracclet, with small Dia monds surrounding a Pearl.—A reward will be given if returned to Mrs. Chamberlin, Eden Crescent. AU CXL A N D~~AN D~M EItC E R RAILWAY. PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1870. NO GOODS. The GOODS TRAIN will leave on WED NESDAY, Bth November, and Goods received not, later than 5.0 p.m. day previous, viz., 7th November. TRAINS will leave. Auckland and Onehunga for Cattle Show and Caledonian Sports fre quently during Hie day. Time Table m future notice. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. DO m a in gARDe ns. I WANTED TU SELL, Ihe LEASE of the above Gardens, with 0 years to run (subject to the approval of the Domain Board), including Dwelling-house, Stable, Green-house and con tents, .SLrawb;.rrios, aud Valuable Stock ot Plants.—Apply to William Brighton, present Lessee; or to T. Leigh -While, 31, Insurance Buildings. i^r o rti tnf~w~ d irß~TTnrs. AW Persons indebted to me are requested lo Pay their Accounts to either JVkr. John Tui>K IIOPE or Mr. N. MgCc;j.sky, llobson-street, at once, or legal proceedings will lie instituted. ALEX. E. MoCL'LSKY, Grocer, llobson-slreet. nnO the Residents of Parnell.— Why I fatigue yourself this hot weather going to town, when you can got all tho requirements in General Drapery at F. Tomlinson's, Draper, Parnell. .) ust opened: Ladies' Kid Gloves in all the new shades. mv BOUT AND SHOEMAKERS.— JL For Disposal, a BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS at GRAHAMSTOWN, established ei^fht years, and doing a good trade. Owner giving up solely on account of bad health. This is a good thing, aud will be disposed of cheap. For particulars apply to J. W. HO ARE, High street, Auckland. WANTED, a good Coat Hand, and a respectable Lad as Apprentice.—Apply to J. S. Cobloy, Tailor, Market Square. WANTED, a Boy about 14years of ago. H. Waite, Tinsmith, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy at the Western Springs.—Apply at this oiiice. , \jSJ~ ANTED, for the country, a Married V T Couple, Die woman must be a good cook, the man to make himself generally usei.il. Apply to Mrs. Dickosoii, Carlion Gore Road, co_ner of Regent-street. WANTED, the Residents of Parneil to know that 1 have just opened unother cheap lot of SI raw Hats, including Boys' Boating and Galatea Shapes, at is. lid. cacu. BUt-it-u-oan. —F. Tomlinsoii, Draper, Barnoli. WANTED, a situation as Clerk, Store keeper, or Shipping Clerk, at a Saw-mill or Timber Station,- has had lnany years ex perience, and thoroughly understands his busi ness; can be well reoom mended .by last em- • pioyers.— Apply at this oiiice. WANTED, a Clicker, also an Improver. | Apply at W. Parker's London Boot Factory Waicelieid-strect, W~~ ANTED, a GirOor Hoifsewoi-Jk.—: Mrs Hayward, Eureka Store, Upper Queen-street. jjfTROOM AND GARDENER.—Wanted vJT a situation as above: iirst-class local re ferences.—Apply at this oiiice to M.C. QTWELL^SINIiERS.—Wanted 9. Well sunk in clay boitoni.— Apply to H. C. Gib- '. son, Mangere, opposite Presbyterian Church. mO DRAPERS.—Wanted, by a first __■_ class Dressmaker, charge of a workroom, —E. M., office- of this paper. WANTED, a Good General Servant for Mercury Bay; references required.— Mrs Gilmer, Hepburn-street. ANTEP,.ior a family at the North Shore, a good Nursemaid.—Apply for ad.lress office of this paper. TffANTED KNOWN that J. MORRI ▼ V SON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Road. WANTED, a good' General Servant, with references.—Mrs. Flood, St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. W~" "ANUJEDjiaFarnY ~ know how to milk, Longley, Butcher, Onehun ; Mangarc Point. WANTED, L [ i_.. y aiKue.3o. j-_eie_.-i.nceo let be a goo_.,irJ.-»- MJO- it'juAt-uo-, it'jijj . quired.—Apply to - - . » street. ' W"" OMAN'S RIGHTS-WHAf~ARE THEVi—lsb. She has a purfo.t ri'du to go to. Dannes's, and Buy a First-class Sewinir Machine, 2nd. She has a right to be taught no w .ot w jir_c it free of charge. 3rd. Sh-3 has tui ri ml +o s_iui for that clover Mauhinist, P. c. Jon-s whenever she gets into a muddle, ttli. Sh h has the right to have her Ma Jhino kept in order for ,1$ months tree of charge. Singer, and other oi-Vile. -Maykiues, froni fij 14% u~ -W c



WANTED, a Coach Painters.—Apply dousins and Atkin, Victoria Steam Carriage Factory. WANTED, a respectable Girl as Gene ral Servant.—Mrs. Banks, Remuera. WANTED, a respectable Lad to learn the trade.—Apply to Win. Leys, Book hinder, Wyndham-street. WANTED, a Nursemaid.—Apply to M. Niccol, North Shore. ANTED{ two first-class miliiier7, and Apprentices, at Mrs Butterworth's London and Paris Pattern Dcpdt, Queen-street. ANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Brick Store. —For particulars,! apply to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East. ANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting Shop and Howe^s Sewing Machine Agoncy is REMOVED higher up the street, opposite the Police Court. Just Roceived, per Horo, a fresh shipmout. of Domestic and Leather Machines. Theso machines, as made by tho Original Inventor of the Sewing Machine (Elias Howe, jun.), have never yet been oquulled either in principle or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired,, tested, and adjusted. WANTED, a few respectable Boarders ; good tablo and accommodation. Terms moderate. No children. — Next door to Mr. Minetti's Bakery, Hobson-streot. ANTED^ IVANTE T\ ' WA NTEDro SELL, cheap, 1,678 Oocoanuts, 9/ per 100, or II each; Liine.juieo, the best, summer drink for children, only /6 per bottle, or 2/0 per gallon, large bottles, /8, 1/6 and 6/ per dozen ; 100 pairs of Children's Leather Boots, and Ladies' Prunella Boots, 6/6 and 7/0 per pair; Maids' Boots, all kinds, 6/6 pair.— H. WATTS, Pitt street. WANTED Known, that MONTAGUE'S Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dross Circle Entrance of the Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, where tho Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars and Best American. Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully solicited. WANTED Known, Garments made to measure at a day's notice if required, aud at,a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted shrunk.—Samuel Coombcs. City Clothing Mart. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music 'and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM ;LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Star Office, . W y hdli am-slreet. __^ A BARGAIN. —For Sale for Cash, as the owner must leave for Melbourne—the ■ Furniture and contents of no.wly-fmrni/.licd four ■roomed Cottage in Newton." The furniture is ;all new, and suitable for a tradesman coining /housekeeping. The cottage may be reirted at ifchc option of the purchaser. This is a, chance mot often found.—Apply for address Star oiiice. WANTED ""Known, that D. gTiITJ-Jbls prepared to supply all kinds of Timbe and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron 'Bark and lllue Gum Laths, Shingles, &C, &C, iat the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus- Itoni-housc-streel. "VITKi CIN-G- AN O BOOK X E EPI N G V V TAUGHT. — Schools aud Families , visited. System of Self-improvement. Writing 'forwarded to any part of the Colony, in books ready for iuic, on receipt of £2.—Address : Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Groy- Btrect, Auckland. __ W" ANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c., at the lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Break water Road. All orders attended to with despatch. WANTED Known, Gentlonlcii's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellesley street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. C.—l) -E N N E S Has Just Received MEII M AIDS! 50 ME R MAIDS! A New lock-stitch Sewing Machine. PRICE : £3 13s. Warranted lo do any work that 10-guinca Machine will do, and Guaranteed by Manufacturers for I«TYE YEARS. | PRINCESS OF WALES, SINGER, HOWE, WHEELER AND WILSON, OROV_B.It AND BAKER, AND OTHER MACHINES, ALWAYS ON HAND. <. RE A T MA CIII N E DEV OT, McArthur, Slvera & Co.'s Building, tib'EUN-STREET. ~r*- a. O CHOONER J ESSIE HEN &^Cf^K I^s DERSON, Capt. Roisin'son. l^o=fi^^S SA^-I^' DEVUIwV, will sail on SAT- AjO^g^^^U ItDAY.next, the Ith JSovember. MB__ Jrt "_l _p» -H 10 greater part of her >_argo being engaged, early application is necessary. For freight or passage apply to • d. a. Mckenzie, Or to CAP I. icUlliiSriuN, On Board. A" N oTIEW l.TtOW^inLLTlatc of ship Dunedin, is rcciuesled to communicate wii/ii Jus Father, James Al. Hill, o-, Esplanade, Oreenock; or,. Mr. R. Logan, Is or In Snore, Auckland, Who will give him lniorinaUon to lus ailvanlaye. . 810 LET, a' four-roometl House, in G'lH* _B_ dry-street, Newton.— Apply West End Store, Karangahape Road. f 310 LET, a comfortable G'-roomed House. JL College noad.—Apply to Mrs. Bairu or to _.ur. FaTey, Dodwood Sloic M|?|^<jLET7or FOR SAU^oTi~ca,-sy JL terms, _2 _New Collages, Ron sou by, i jn.oad, v rooms each.—Apply al Masoiicius Fo una ry, Al bert-stree t. , a'lo LET, two Front Rooms, with Fire- J___ place, use of Kitclioi), and. Ooloni_(,l Oyeij,; pieasaiiiiy situated, resjiecaUie aim neatiny locahty : terms moderate,-.—-apply tv tnis Oiiice, /110 LET, those eligible ollices in (.^uucu _JL street, lately in tne occupation pi ivir, W, ii.'Kissling, Soiiciior.—Apply johu Buchanan, Sliortland-strcet, . , Mf |10 LEiVTi^irvroTniicu Cottage oil' JL Grailon Road; good view oi Hie .larbour.—Apply to M.c. Porter, GraLion iioad, or to Messrs. 11. Ashton and dun, Insur ance Buddings. j^ Uii,'lii SHORE.—To Let, a b'-roomod A-l Collage, b,eautiiinly iurmshpd.--_s.ppiy to 1., and R. Diuier, gjIUR SALE,' a Eirst-ciass Spring- Cart, .A- Horse, aim a Draught Horse staunch and sound, also a Spring Cart.—Apply to-F. U. .Clay ton, .Newmarket. BjlOR SALE, Cheap, Saccharometcr and JD Hydrometer.—W. J. Cawkwell, Vulcan ijune. ' .„.-.,,,- Jnf r|lo LET, till Christinas, a conil'ort |j^ _B_ ably furnished Six-roomed House in - x urueil. Terms, _ios. per week.—Apply to \VX, at this oiiice. .._...'*:.- MffilO LET, a comfartable 7-roomed JL Faihuy Residence in a healthy .jcaiity.— Apply to Mr. Duncan, Surt'oiK Hotel, College Roan. J,»l±__^ "T?IOR SALE, a O-.rooiued House, %'' Bl i^M-*- outhouses,andi-1 acresm grass, i In -___* .lahuhu.— VV. i''iood, 6, Insurance J-_u_ii. o^, Price, £3W, ijlOR SALE, about tliree acres of Scoria JD Land.—Apply on the ground to John Ouiurie, Mount aden itoau. AA-^ "jjjl U K-NIS HE D H.O,U M E. &J=LJ>m TO LET, a Furnished Seven-roomed iiutue in Parnell. —For address apply at this oince. _ _ flj^Oß SALE, 77 Acres of First-class Land JD in Wangarei. Ri_.ce, 4&o.— Apply at tnis oiiice. LOST, about five weeks ago, from New ton, a Black and ian Terrier Dog; clipped cars; answers to tne name or "KbCiC.' -my person known to detain tne same aner this aau vvid bd prosecutea. _A re .vara will bepaid-oii returning the dog to addiess giv-enat ims oulce, LOST, on Thursday last, in Hobsdii oi Queen-Streets, soincArtiiiQial Teeth.—The iiiiuer will receive 10s. reward on returning Uit same to this oitico, LOST, on Sunday, 'on the road betweei; Onehunga ana _:xucl_laud, a Blue Serg. <j v crcoat.—'i'lio muter will be siutabiy rewiwdec by leaving the s t uiiQ at Arnold, Hines and C^. 'i'tit-WwewusU'etV1 - -



IP HOR A L HALL. The Committee have much pleasure in an nouncing a GRAND CONCERT, In AID of the FUNDS of the MECHANICS' INS ITTUTE, at the above Hall, ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, 1876. PROGRAMME:— - Part I. Overture. " Fra Diavot.o" .. Auber. Song. "The Last Cartridge" G nerpettc. MR. GRADWELL. Trio, "Tins Magic Wove Scarf" from the Opera of This Mountain Sylph .. Bamett. MISS LEAF, MR. CHAS. HARDING, & MR. BRETT. Song, "The Ship Boy's Letter" MRS. PAYNES. Song, "When Other Lips," from the Opera of The Bohemian Girl .. .. Baife. MR. A. BROOK. Song, " Regret" G. Linley. ■ Miss leaf. Sleigh Song, "Peggy D E ab" Howard Paul. MR. BRETT. Cavatina. "The Fountain Scene from Lucia de Lammermoor" MISS ARCH. Descriptive Song, "The Ar mourer" MR. CHAS. HARDING. Trio, "Ti no Gipsies' Chorus" S. Qlover. MESSRS. HARDING, A. BROOK, and BRETT. I SART 11. Overt are, "Zauber Fl_o tE" Mozart. Song, " GOLDEN Days" .. .. Claribel. MISS VAUGHAN. Readin_<-, "The Charity Dinner," LitchfteldMosky DR. ELLIS. Son'_r, "Oncie Again" .. .. Arthur Sullivan. MISS LEAF. Duct, " La ci Darem," from tho Opera of Don Giovanni .. Mozart. MISS VAUGHAN and MR. BRETT. ■Song, "Ever More" MR. HARDING. Cavatina, "O Love for me thy Power," from the Opera of La Sonnambula BHSS ARCH. Piano Meditation, "The Dying Poet" GottschaHk. Accompanists, Mossrs. LAM BERT and TURRELL. Duet; (comic) MRS. RAYNES and MR. HARDING. God Save the Queen! I A OMISSION :- Reserved Seats; 3s; Unre served Seatß, 2s; Back Soat£, Is. Plan of (be Hall can be seen, and seats scoured, at-Messrs. Brown and Son's Music Warehouse, Shortland-street. Tickets may also be obtained from any member of the Committee, at the Institute, or from Mr. R. T. Talbot, Secretary. UN IT E D METHO DI S T EREE CHURCH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND. !Musical a nt) Literary Entertainment. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Programme :— Overture, String Band Song, Mr. R. Rodfern Reading, Rev. W. Lockwood Souk, Miss Hirst Souk-, Mr. A. Hemus Recitation, Mr. W. H. W. Whitehead Song, Mr. Ryan Glee, Gentlemen Amateurs. Interval. Overture, String Band Song, Mrs. Bollingham Roacling (Lancashire), Mr. Tattersall Duet, Masters Buchanan Song, Mr. R. Tudehopo Reading, Mr. Blackmail Song, Mr. Rvan Soul;-. .Miss Hirst Glee, Gentlemen Amateurs. Doors open al 7.30; commence at 8 p.m. ADMISSION :—3d. AND Gd. iTrXT 0M E, S fEIf~H 0 M E." THE COLOSSAL PANORAMA, THE MIRROR OE ENGLAND HAS ARRIVED, awl will Shortly be EXHIBITED. This Gigantic Work of Art: illustrates every object and scene ot interest on tho RIVER THA .MLS, from its source to below the Tower of London.— Eurfhcr particulars shortly. , THUS. KENNEDY, Manager. T ORNE-STKEET HALL.—HOLIDAY JLJ TREAT!—III. \V. WARD'S VARIETY ■TROUPE, on THURSDAY, tlth November, in commemoration of the Prince of Wales'Birth clay. ■ T° conclude with a Select Quadrille Party to holders of Tickets for first and second seats. Admission : —Eront Seats, 3s; Second Seats, 2s ; Back, Is.—X. VV.J^VRD^JManagei^ OVERLAND MAIL PARCEL EX PRESS TO ALL PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN', &C—The next Dispatch by Steamer, via Sydney, Cape of Good Hope, and London, Will close on TUESDAY, 31st instant, at 3 p.m. T.JENKINS,.! Un„ O.M. Express Oiiice, Fort-streot. AU CXL A >fD CATTLE SHOW TO HE HELD AT :MR. A. BUCK LAND'S YARDS, REMUERA, ON THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1876, When upwards £309 will be given away in Prizes for HORSES, CATTLE, PIGS. POULTRY, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, &c, &c. For further particulars, see Posters or Adver tisements in Weekly Papers. .Entries close November 1, 1376. WM, PEROIVAL Secretary. JB-'i '' o :'£_~l "C E' On and after Ith November, HEMUS AND BANNA'S STUDIO will be CLOSED on SATURDAY, at 3 pan. _ mHE liceNselFvictuX^^ GRAND ANN UA L Jt 13 A L L, WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE C H" 0 R A L HALL ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ist NOVEMBER. Dancikg to Commence at 9 O'clock. Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman, One, Guinea. Ladies' Tickets, Ten Shillings. By order. . H. FULLER, n_j j Secretary. gJ'GIREE AND C O NCll ~T, K_J,. FOR REPAIRS TO PARSONAGE AT OTAHUHU, '' ' ; Will be held in the SCHOOL-ROOM, WOOD SIDE, On MONDAY, November 6,1876. TKA at 6 p.m. TICKETS, 2s. 6d. W'V"W MA R kleThall, A BAZAAR of Fancy and Useful Articlea will be held in the above place, on TUESDAY and ' WEDNESDAY next, October 3ist, and Novem ber Ist, on behalf of. the Funds.qf the Primitive - Methodist Church, The Bazaar will be opened at 2 o'clook p.m. Admission —Sixpence. A Ref roohment Stall will he provided. '■ri O V E R~ T O N. VX» GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, .- 30, Insurance Buildings. TOH - N S~O P|R E T, _P HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL 'GO M MIS SIO N AG EN T, .'.!»' No, 8, Queen-street,, - Agent for Mr. A. K. Carter's Waikato Parcels i Delivery, and the Booking of Passengers. October 30,1876. L gPI if I. A~L N 0 TIC E. . sending PARCELS to any part of the Waikato can rely upon them being forwarded , with dispatch by Early Train, thence per Coach, ; by booking at the office of •_ JOHN SOPPET, j .Agent for Mr. W. K. Carter. 8' n-Street' ': jj ° '_ I C E. j The Public are Cautioned NOT TO USE for wrapping or packing purposes, or otherwise tc deal m any PAI _xt BAGS, upon I which mj t name, occupation, and address appear*," except ■ tnose issued by me or by those in my employ ■j : meat, x ,F , I .. , • E- WATERS, i Lvnlci'Douv'i-, <#



THEATRE ROYAI Lessee .. R. J. DeLias. Positively Last Night but One of MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. HALL. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, OCTOBER 30, Gkand Fashionable Night! Under the patronage and in presence of FREIHERR YON ERHARDT, and OFFICERS of H.I. Germanic Majesty's ship Hertha. The Performance will consist of tho Splendid Drama, in three acts, as originally played by Mr. John L. Hall in New Zealand, entitled, RIP V A N W INKLE; Or, The Sleep ov Twenty Years. A UCKL AfN DIN S/T ITU TE. Tho Ordinary Monthly Meeting will bo held iv the Museum Buildings on THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock, whou the following Papers will be read :— 1. Stray Thoughts on Maori or Mahori Mi grations, by R. C. BAKSTOW, R.M. 2. Notes on Quartz Cruslung, by J. Goodall, C.E. The attendance of Ladies is invited. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE NEW TON CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL. TO-MORROW NIGHT. J. C. Firth, President of tho A.S.S.U., in the Chair. Addresses by Mr. F. Battles", V.P. of A.S.S.U.; the Rev. W. Harris, Rev. J. Lockwood. Mr. Geo. Hem us, and other friends, interspersed with Musical Selections. Tickets, Is. od.. maybe had from the Teachers. Tea on the tables at, 0.30 o'clock. SYDNEY t AND MEL- Tho fast and favourite s.s. HERO, Captain Logan, will leave Auckland as above, on THURSDAY, tho 2nd November. No Outward Cargo will be received on board after 10 o'clock of day of sailing. Passages must bo engaged at our office. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents 16, Queen-street, Auckland, October 30, IS7G. ( COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATION for two or throe Gontlcmen, iv a private house, pleasantly situated off Upper Symonds strcet.—For address apply to Robertson Bros., Grocers, &c, Upper Syiuonds-strcet. UTFRIOU APARTMENTS at Mrs. Morley's Havelock House, Symonds-street, second house on opposite side of the road past Choral Hall. A R T UN I O NT MISS TEUTENBERG -Intends disposing of, at an early date, on the Art Union principle, a large number of beauti fully executed NEEDLEWORK in APPLIQUE, EMBROIDERY, GUIPURE, &c. THIRTY PRIZES. 150 MiEMiiERS at £1 Each. Prize. £ s. d. I—Table Cover 30 0 0 2—Elegant Cushion 6 0 0 3—Fool stool 1 10 0 4—Smoking Cap f .. 15 0 s—Pincushion and Watch-Poel-bt .. 2 0 0 6—Drawing-room Bracket .. .. 2 0 0 7—Lady s Easy Chair 15 0 0 B—Elegant Cushion 6 0 0 o—Tea Cosey .. .. 2 10 0 10—Smoking Cap 15 0 11—Pocket Handkerchief Case .. .. 2 0 0 12—Fire Screen 15 0 0 13—Beauliful Cushion 6 0 0 1-I—Drawing-room Bracket .. .. 2 0 0 15 —Smoking Cap 15 0 10— Tea Cosey 200 17—Footstool 1 10 0 18— Handsome Cushion 6 0 0 19—Guipure Antimacassar .. .. 5 5 0 20—Pincushion aud Watoh-Pookets .. 2 0 0 21—Cushion 500 22—Pocket Handkerchief Case .. .. 2 0 0 23—Tea Cosey 200 24—Drawing-room Bracket .. .. 2 0 0 25—Lady's ElizabethianChair .. .. 12 0 ) 26—Elegant Cushion 5 0 0 27—Tea Cosey .. A. 210 0 28—Drawing-room Bracket .. .. 4 0 0 29—Cushion '500 UNION LOI)GE OF MARK MASTERS, No. 151, E.C. An Emergency Comenunication of the above Lodge will lie held in tne Lodge-room. Masonic Hotel, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30 sharp. By order-of the W.M, JAMES C. DOULL, .!-... '.-* Secretary and Registrar. TLI ESI)A V, OCTOBER 31. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by auction, at the Exchange Mart, To-morrow (Tuesday), at Eleven o'clock sharp, 69 sacks Maize 5 cases Hams and Bacon 20 rolls Spiced Beef 7 cases Prims Choose 3 cases (McConnell's) Hams and Bacon, iii cloth. Terms at Sale, B. TONKS. RTcrCARR. TO-MORROW. MAIZE! MAIZE!" M AIZ E ! EX JESSIE HENDERSON. B. TONIG-Wt CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, 100 bags MAIZE, ex Jessie Henderson, from Fiji. TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLd"bY AUCTION. X CASES ORANGES, PINE-APPLES, Ex s.s. Hero, from Sydney. R. ARTHUR. "FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. FOR SALE, at Durham Yards, on Friday next, 9 Upstanding Young Riding and Light Har ness Morses from Napier. 1 Two - year - old Thorougn-bred Filly, by " Skylark," out of " Phoenix," winne* Huwke's Kay Maiden Plate, 1876. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. HUNTER & NOLAN. TO-MORRiJVV.. CI T V MAR T. GENERAL DRAI'ERY AND CLOTHING. RETAIL DRAP ER V STOCK. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, To-morrow (Tuesday), at Eleven o clock, White Calicos, Horracks and Long Cloths Grey Calicos, Sheetings, Drills Croydcn Sheetings, Twill ditto Cotton, Union, Linen Tickings Al uviubru, Toilet, Marseilles Quilts New ? i?W CGilli,-^ ul Turkish Towels AeNy i_dghl 1 ancy Prims, Grenadines Lustres, Glaccs, Poplins, Silks Corsets, Underclothing, Costumes ' £ le.n s Gotten and Merino Half Hose Beits,- Braces. Ties, Scurfs Silk Sun Shades and Umbrellas Men's Mole Trousers Men's Tweed Trousers j Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests Boys and Youths' ditto ditto Boys' and Youths' Tweed Suits. Terms at Sale. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, Nov.- 3, at 11 o'clock, •: ,- .;. A Powerful Black Draught Gelding, 1 y&ers old, aud staunch in all harness, ; 1 rv. 1 > * ALFRED BUQKLAN©,



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 tho Central Sale Rooms, on Tuesday, 3ist October, at 12 noon- Th° iSA iLE FREEHOLD PRO «n\.if. V >.kA 0W. n as tho "Pond." or Grotto,' Onehunga. Lot 16, of Section 17, containing.. .. 3* i?s Lot 5, of Section 18, containing.. .. 2 0~0 Unreserved Sale. For further particidars, onquiro of tho Auclioncers. n?aT?vS ttSSl^ toS Sb° THE 1-lAYMARKET. ~~ SALES OF WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, AND HIDES, EVERY FRIDAY, At 2 o'clock. THIRST LAIunrwoOLSALE -JL ill bo held on TUESDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1876. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, N^VEMBErI! "' R E MUE R A YAR DS. pORSALE onTtaday next, Novem- - -"- Per 2, at 12 noon, lo£Kce^^& 500 Fat Sheep and Lambs ■■■ . ■ 1 Dairy Cows, Store Cattle , ... ....."... Fat and Store Pigs. Alfred buckland. x satTjrdayTnx^^ the catTle fair.;: CONCENTRATING munbers of Stock VV on one occasion brino-q « ,<,,.„ dLT uf",f*,-r of buyers, and is nmSy aal^ntaf^^l second Pair will be l.plrl /„ wlacaseous, A Saturday following the C^le^oTSn 1' th<J 1000 head of;Store'Cattle will be yarded.,,' '; Oetober2G. ]iqUSt h* »^° before Thursday, ALFRED BUCKLAND. . TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. EXTENSIVE & UNRESERVED SALE OP NEW FURNITURE. T^ifSl^^" 1-060^^ instruct the Co.mn^o^J^in o?}^^'^^^ is leaving Hobsou-strect, near top' of fe^Sf Tuesday next, October 31, at 11 o'elocli? *' °n THE WHOLE OF THE V_ATtTAmw"-'»*T~ WELL-SELECTED S'Acl E AND Consisting of ..' Gilt Mirrors, Walnut T-.hii- . .*,. • i_ -.^ Cedar, Rinra, and o iLr Loo -l ,hi <I)V>Vliatnots' Hair Cloth, Daina*kR on CS; Cou«hes,in Washstands (marble tops) PToifot W^P 11* Drawers (Cedar and Mottled tV™ Cts,-..Clleßts iers (Mahogany and MoS w1- Kju!rV! Cheiflon carved); Piotnres Coteit 1? Toilet Glasses (marble tons?^pj31 ,* Chairs J Commodes; Clocks; litres • 'vSSS? £GUttles 5 Wood Bedsteads iA T^eatv» w^ Ses; n and : Mattrasses ; Palli^ses ; SS&S efs^; Chairs; Cane-seated Roekh.,* n_ • d PmmS Tables ; DressingPw^laf:So/St $** j The Auctioneers cQi# to'i^t'dutikt i above were selected and m^ ftK-'^o -rficles, and eeleuS^^f^S^ MUEL COCHRANE &• SON Auctioneers. ,' WEDNESDAY; NOVEMBER 22.;; v * WOOL SALE. ""■ ; '•' •'! -,!%;•;:.: THE Undersigned will hold their First Wool Sale on Wednesday, November 22, at Durham Yards. HUNTER & \N OLAN. . •,. Full Weight, Wool])acks On Sale at Durham Yards. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. PAPAKURA MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. THE usual Monthly Cattle Sale will be held on Wednesday next, of above 300 Head Mixed Store Cattle, Dairy Cows, Sheep, Horses, &c, At half-past 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. gj KEEP F A I R. L. T TS;?.J 1-S4#i?ned wm hol(1 their FIRST SHEEP FAIR in JANUARY next, ahu request intending vendors to forward particulars of then- Stock, that entries may be made. HUNTER & NOLAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on' Tuesday next, at' 1 o'clock, 18!) Well-bred Grown Steers, from Wangarei 50 head Fat Cattle Dairy Cows, 300 Fat Sheep, 50 Fat Lamba, Fat and Store Pigs. AT ONE O'CLOCK. .;.};j;'..} HUNTER & NOLAN. ; ," TO-MORROW. ~A % JUNCTION YARDS. FOR SALE, at. the Junction Yards, to morrow (Tuesday), 180 Provincial Store Cattle (principally well „„, tied Steers), from Wangarei ■• ■ 20 head Store Cattle, from Barrier and Bay of Islands. - At 1 O'clock'. ' HUNTER & NOLAN. MONSTER SALE^OF ENGLISH FUR. NITURE AND MIRRORS, £1000 IN VALUE. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auoti m as soon as landed from the Abernjte, just arrived from London, the above. Full particulars in future issue. B. TONES ~ R . c. CARk WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I. :'. ;, ;■ N o o N. . j ' B. TONKS.& CO. .'y;:xxxj : XT AYE received instructions tv sell Xv abSecS 10Ua: a8? Brun^^;^^.,onP The Grand Stand, BaiS and Rootta L'"'"'l Tho Stom> <&i:ot.t»p{UoriTewTiGoifiSe, &o,> .. I lie wardens (art-he Ito ■vivomhrtr- <i>i.«-l I 2t Birthday), o,uS qoc&M