BILLIARDS.

THE ENGLISH VERSUS THE AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION.

PV^AST night Mr Jno. Roberts.the English Billiard 0_ '■fflfcnpion, played his third exhibition match at vlechanics' Institute, his opponent this time g Mr. W. Weston, the champion player of .—: Australian Colonies, whoreceiA'ed 500 points in 1000. About 100 gentlemen witnessed the game, which turned out the most interesting of tho series up to tho present.

THE GAME began at 8.23, Roberts as usual giving a miss in baulk, and Weston following suit under the left cushion. Roberts tried the cannon but missed, Opening up an opportunity for Weston, who began Avith potting the red, and by sundry strokes put on 11. Roberts did not score, and Weston went from 11 to 31, with a nicely played break, in Avhich were some pretty cannone and losers. Now Kobcrts got his iirst innings, making 18, comprising throe red losers into the middles, ■. Ji ° broke down at a difficult screw into the middle. Weston put on a dozen, and then Roberts ran from 18 to 44, Avith strokes whioh Avere chiefly remarkable for their nicety of strength. Weston made a six-stroke, and then left the balls in danger. Roberts was not slow to take advantage of the opportunity. Beginning Avith two or three cannons and losers, at 60 ho got up to tho spot: six chassepote, and then he had to play a cannon to improve his position: six more, and thou lie travelled round the board a trip, returning, however, at 117 to the old spot, ilie break, Avhich totalled 91, finished with a failure ovorthe-CArenthhazard, Game: Roberts 135, Weston, 510. Roberts passed his first hun dred at 8.35. Weston rattled together 15, to Avhich Roberts replied with 10, and after 2 from his opponent, added 37 more, in which the chief tiling noticeable Avas the accuracy with Avluch he holed the rod with a long shot, and got into position for a loser off the white, which was in baulk. Weston, Avho was playing well, scored 15 at his next essay, but Roberts was all there Avith good all round play to the tune of 46 the following break. The second century Avas passed by the champion at 8.16, and the game Avas called, Roberts 228, Weston 581. Still peg ging at it Weston ran from 581 to 597, Avith a break opened by a good screw loser playod with his own ball tight up under tho cushion. He broke down at an easy rod hazard, and Roberts got in for 13. Weston readied his first hundred in the next break _% B'sl. Shortly afterwards he ran off 17 in good style, and Roberts, not scoring, he repeated the break. Now Roberts made 23, and then both foiled ts score for five or six shots, Roberts re opening the ball with a brilliant 37, in which was a magnificent long jenny. This took him past 300 at 9 o'clock. Woston added 7 and Roberts went on with 28, in which was a splon did 1 iA'o shot and a good all round cannon. Small breaks followed till Roberts went from 362 to 386, with a pretty 21, in whioh some big losers were conspicuous. Weston seemed taking a ' spell as his contributions Avere noAV small in the extreme. At 386 Roberts had the balls left A rory aAvkwardly. The white Avas tight up, though not quite touching the centre of the top cushion and his oavu ball lay right againstit in a line with tho length of the table. By a delicately played twist-loser, be made his ball creep along the cushion into the right top corner. ' This stroke elicited loud applause, and brought the champion's game to 404, time, 9T2. Weston added a feAv, and Roberts, after a failure, ran up a finely played break of 67, opening Avith a pretty loser followed by a clean hazard. The English champion then got a nursery near the spot, and Avas scoring rapidly and well, when he broke down with a miss cue. Game—Roberts, 475 ; Weston, 685, Wes ton supplied 9 and then Roberts reached the half Avay houso with an unfinished break of 25. Time 921; game, Roberts 501, Weston 694. The game Avas resinned at 9 _0. Roberts only added 5 but put on 20 next break by ordinary losers, playod, hoAVCArer, Avith nice strength. Weston here made a beautiful break of 37 reaching- his 7th century at 943. A very pretty jenny into the middle Avas tho gem of the break. Three nnproductiA'e strokes ensued, and then Weston put on 13. The next contribution of importance was 56 from Roberts, tho break comprising some idolic&te nursing cannons, a massy cannon, f our spots and a splendid red hazard pito the middle. Weston declined, and Roberts rattled aAvay with another 52, passing his 6th century at 951. He scored 14 spots in this break, almost his only important contribution from this fruitful source during the evening. Woston, Avho Avas not playing so well as at first, only added 4. Tavo "ducks" and then 29 from Roberts by good all round play. Weston answered this with 27, losing his "break through the red haA'ing to bo spotted in the middle. Three from Roberts, and then Weston Avent in for 19 more, responded to by Roberts Avitli 20. Weston passed his Bth 100 at 10-6. Breaks at 14,15,15 and 14 in quick suc cession brought Weston's game to 860. Roberts avlio had passed his 7th 100 at 107 now seemed to play carelessly, and failed to score four times riinmng. At 714 ho got in for a smart break of 41, and shortly after Wes -I.n compiled 37 in pretty style, beginning with a magnificent icaimon across the table. The game was now Roberts, 755; AVeston, i)O9 ; and ft looked as if the Australian was to win, more especially as Roberts was playing very badly at tii-S time, his contributions in half a dozen innings not totalUng so many points. Al7 from Weston raised his score to 926. At this stage Roberts shook himself together, and having taken a deUberatc look at the state of the board, and carefully chalked his cue sot himself to Avork in earnest. With breaks of 72, 15. 15, 51, and 50 closely following one another, this Avondcrful pl'-Ver cffcotcdamarvellous alterationin thestatc of' the "ame, which at a quarter to eleven was called ltoberts, 971; Weston, 943. The latter was not, however, beaten yet. Aided by 16, cut short by the white running in the middle, Roberts reached 991, and then Weston, playing very steadily made 10 and 21, the. break includ ing a brilliant cannon, and leaving a clcrablo bxTulk. Game: Roberts, 991: Weston, 981, a •inlau^ofromallsidcsgreeted the markers next Roberts, 991; Weston, 990. At 991 Weston Si-it .d a loud cheer by a tremendous run through loser, and it seemed as if the game was -Ul over but at 998,991 he broke down at ; a diffi cult rod loacr, and Roberts getting the balls won a most interesting game by two points, at 10.51, both players b»in^f| d l^gf erod- The came was in many respects the best Mr Roberts has played during his visit. He gave t-s a.nagniticent specimen of good sterling.play, and only just sufficient spot-shots to exhibit the stroke. Though he made no very large breaks he scored at times very rapidly, especially at tho be4nnhig and toAvards the end of the. game. Ws accuracy of strength shewn in bringing the balls-SiJrfrom all sides of the table after a ____. cannon, was much admired. Mr Weston nlavoTa remarkably good free game, his cross and losing hazards being specially com mendable It was evident that Roberts.had ho _hOTei-«could have Avon the game by many more «no_cn,oou±u j. j overhauled Krni after letting lim remain nearly 200 , a intntLl-st hundred, was a caution to All %£&'gentieman remarked last right! " Robert- can play, and there's no mistake a Th<» following wore the times occupied by the tAvo players in scoringeach hundred .— Roberts. . 4th 100-12 mm. . Sh^uSin. sth 100-9 mm. l-l.n-__ mm. Westo X -6th 100-38 mm. S^min. 7th 100-33 n*n. IUM_-_. mm. _th 100-23 mm. . Duration of game, 2hrs. 9mm. PYRAMIDS. After the billiards, Roberts played Mi Cole flveeamu. of pyramids, winning three. To-n ht the English Champion will play Mr J_ealand. ________

TELEGRAPHIC.

-*. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) GR AH AJISTOWN this « lay at joint .expense. lhe evm letcd thjSh tdhen.su bsequently exended iind that it n.ta rec i t the:r oym f C u'wi » of ythi- exWon diaaUwei CRUSHINGS. TheDa^S tribal gc* from 2. tons 26S CiWoi IXmedhi liavc 18 dwts. SS &i Truck hti.lß dwte 12 gr S . rp EB PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY]. pUNEDIN, this day. OTAGO LAND REVENUE The. Land Reveu- &J to exclusive of boutiuaiiu, 1 £124,470. .wmiAN'S TONGUE. .STOPPING WOfAN S d • near A cunous accident is e]po. t> luvercargiU. Wiu^h^ c^ SS°turnip_, W tier was engaged leeclimcom . h S^rS^Tß A MAD. A strange action^ been i^atedmtHe Magistrate's Court to-day. Ay^P , 9 f the Lunatic Asylum* named JJJW, .

to recover £100 damages from Superinten dent Hume for an assault. The plaintiff in his evidence said, the defendant handcuffed him, fastening his arms behind his back and put him into a Avard, and as the irons Avere not loose he had to lay on his face. The only covering on the bed was a piece of canvas. In the afternoon, Avhen he asked to be relieved, the defendant said "You must grin and hern- it." On an interruption by his counsel, the plaintiff said " I told you of the actions ; you are not examining me upon them. It looks as though you wished them passed over, instead of properly bringing the case before the public," He then Avent on to say. The handcuffs were taken off on the Sunday following. The doses of physic given him were enough to kill a horse. He complained, and was put in a cell for forty-eight hours, and there stripped almost naked, and subjected to other ill-treatment. Many of his answers in the box, warrant the belief that he is still suffering from haUucination. Mr. Hume's counsel said his client courted the fullest enquiry, and would show the plaintiff to be still insane, and unfit to be at large, his statements being unfounded. Dr. Huline said the plaintiff, when in the asylum, Avas very anxious to be released, and eventually Avas released in tho hope that a change would do him good. He Avas on one occasion put into a cell for striking a warder, Avhen the plaintiff was handcuffed, but not strapped. Tho case Avas adjourned for a Aveek at this stage. PROPOSED CITY TREASURER. The City Council intend appointing a City Treasurer, at £400 year. NEW TEMPERANCE ORGAN. A temperance paper, to be called " The Ncav Zealand Temperance Times," incor porating the "Liberator" and tho " Tem perance Advocate," is being started by a contemporary. The City Council has declined to pur chase the University building for £30,000. BALLARAT FIRE BRIGADE. Ballarat sends tAvo detachments to the Duuedin dcinonslration. WAIPORI REEF DISCOVERY. Tne report of a valuable reef discovery at Waipori is confirmed. WELLINGTON, this day. The Hawea sailed North at 7 a.m. Pas sengers : —-Messrs. Duncan, Reeves, Mrs Pearce and sons (2), Mr O'Rorkc and son. ARRIVAL OF A TEA SHIP. Arrived : The barquentine May, 95 days from Fooclioav, Avith 330 tons of uoav seasons teas, besides matting, rice, and other Chinese goods. The ship's cargo is con signed to Turnbull and Co.

The Abolition Act.

THE ANSWER TO GREY'S AND MACANDREW'S TELEGRAMS. THE ACT CANNOT BE DISALLOWED The Premier laid a telegram on the table of the House from Carnarvon, re Grey and MacandreAv's telegrams re Abolition. The telegram says the Act was assented to on the adA-ice of the Ljiav Officers of the Crown, and cannot be disallowed.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Bank of Now Zealand—£lßlss; buyers, £18 15s. Colonial Bank (40s paid up)—3ls, 31s 6d; buyors, 31s: sellers, 31s 6d. South British Insurance—s7s 9d, New Zealand Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, 90s. lona—lis; sellers, lis. Caledonian (double) —15/3. City of London—Buyers, 14s Crown Princess—Buyers, ss. Waitekauri—Sellers, 17/. Union Beach—Buyers, 62,'G; sellers, 67/6. Tokatoa—Buyers, 9/9; sellers, 10/(5. Red Queen— Buyers, 2/; sollcrs,a2/-_. Bank of England—Sellers, 2/2. Koval Oak—Sellers, 7s. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman. The mate of the Golden Isle saAv a l sliark about 14 feet long, swimming in the harbor, close to the hulk Oante.o, a day or two ago. Yesterday about forty lads Avere swim ming about between the Cantero and the breakwater wall in Mechanics' Bay. It is no good telling the sharks to keep clear of the boys, so it Avould be as well to attend to the other alternative. The public have a right to know where they can invest money to the best advan tage, and avc confidently say at the City Hall Arcade. They do not profess to sell "under cost price, 5' but we observe their moderate prices in every department secure this establishment a large and steady cash business. The Show Rooms, 16b' feet long, contain the greatest variety of Carpets in New Zealand. Tapestry, from 2/11 to 4/6 ; Brussels, from 5/3 ; also useful and hand some Furniture to suit all kinds of rooms and all classes of people. This department is under the superintendence of Mr. li. Cranwell, whose long experience and ability is ti guarantee of first-class work. Country people especially should patronise Holloway and Garlick, as they can buy from them all they require in Clothing and Furnishing. Extensive stock of Drapery and Millinery Goods, besides Men's and Boys' Clothing. Pay a visit to the City Hall Furniture Arcade.—HOLLOWAY AND GARLICK, Pro prietors. ' SOMETHING TO PLEASE THE EYE.-ln travcrs in«- our streets wo aro often tempted to look at the different novelties to be seen m shop win dows. At present there is to be seen m toho t and-street some of the richest patterns ot Brus sels carpet ever exhibited in Auckland—at Winks and Hall's, noted for then- taste in select ing the best and newest designs in furniture, car nets, &c. That .firm has received per Sam Mendel a second shipment of the Bygonia pattern in black and drab ground Brussels, that atta-acted so much attention some months ago. These carpets have only to be seen to be appre ciated, and the prices are reduced, so that the cost is no more that the ordinary Brussels. I hey have also received per Crownthorpe and bam Mendel a choice assortment of lace, muslin, and net curtains, and table covers; walnut and rose wood drawing-room suites, oak and mahogany dining-room suites, mahogany bed-room suites unsurpassed in Now Zealand tor quahty and cheapness. Just landed per above vessels a farther supply of Linoleum (the new cork-car pet) and floorcloths all widths. Per Invorallen, a large assortment of gilt chimney, glasses and S.randoles, very handsome articles; brass window poles and cornices, all the newest pat terns: avool hearth rugs and door mats. Ihe nhove "-OOUS arc now on viow, and parties about to furuTsh would do avcll to inspect them previous to purchasing ; as tho stocks are large, they will have an opportunity of making a good selection. Publicans and storekeepers supplied with American chairs wholesale by the case.-Winks £_& HXwholosale and Retail Cabinetmakers. Upholsterers, and Carpet Warehousemen.

THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1876.



nnENDERS FOR BUILDING SCHOOL. Civil Commissioner's Office, Auckland, October 12,1876. Tenders will be received at this office until the .JiSmhpr next, for the Erection of School and SSEffi-Eff House at Kaihu, Wajroa, K piansa 'and specifications to be seen at this effiie and at Z Court-house, TeKopuru mills. The lowest tender not necessarily accepted. H. T. KEMP, CiA'il Commissioner. -^-vFT^jinr'^lleii^l Sorrant for the j VV Ti^vnes • must understand plain cook- ) J7 Hotel. Victoria-street. a few respectable Boarders ; W Rood table and accommodation, Terms moderate No children. - Next door to Mr. ANTED, in a gentleman's family, a thoroughly educated Lady as Govcrnesss; . h„ to teach French, Drawing, m^ StTJ,?sic-Ipplv by letter, with full particu lar S™a'-H^,'' General Post-office. WANTED to BUY, a. Half-deck Boat about 5 tons or over—Full particulars « A.C.," Post-office- — a smart active Girl for W^-hout work.-Apply to Mrs. Baird, Epsom, second house past /unction Hotel, One hunga Road. .— -r- r -wYfANTED, a Lad to milk a cow and W work in garden-Apply to R. Baird, Victbria-street._______ _ , _— W" ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Dr. Ellis, Parnell.



WANTED. General Servant! also"ai assistan. Girl about 15 or 16 years of age Mrs. Goldwater, Hobson-street. WANTED, a smart active Lad, ont accustomed to the trade preferred.— Apply to J. Partington, Wakefield-street. ANTED, a respectable Young Ladj as Barmaid for upper bar Cosmopolitai Hotel.—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m. • WANTED to PURCHASE, a Second hand Basket Carriage.—Address, statinc price, and where to be seen, Hunter and Nolan Durham-street. ANTED, a young Man to milk and make himself generally useful on a farm. Apply to James Paice, Mount Roskill Road. ~\fcj" ANTED, a House of five or six rooms. T T within one mile of Queen-street • a suit able house will find a desirable tenant.—Address "A.8.C.," care of Mr. Aley, Watchmaker, 256, Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Girl as General Servant.—Apply at the Fitzroy Hotel, Wakofiold-streot. WANTED, a competent Nursemaid ; also a good General Servant.—Apply to Mrs E. Ellis, Parnoli. WANTED, a good Tailoress, experienced coat hand.—Apply 19, Hobson-street. WANTED, a General Servant, where the Avashing is givon out.—Mrs. Gabriel LeAvis, Jermyn-street. WANTED, a Situation in a store or warehouse, by a respectable onergetic man; many years' character, and secusity if required/—-Address, W.H., this office. WANTED to SELL, a small Engine, cheap. Can be seen at work any day by applying to Mr. Thos. Thwaites, Saw Mill, Breakwater Road, Auckland. ANTED, WANTED, W. _NTED to SELL, cheap, 4,678 Cocoanuts, 9/ per 100, or /2 each; Limojuice, the best summer drink for children, only /6 per bottle, or 2/0 per gallon, large bottles, /8, A/6 and 6/ per dozen; 100 pairs of Children's Leather Boots, and Ladies' Prunella Boots, 6/6 and 7/6 per pair: Maids' Boots, all kinds, 6/6 pair.—H. WATTS, Pitt street. . WANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy, Harness, to know that the undor slgned has Two Sets of Best English-made, Avith Silver or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sets Best Bvass Mounted ditto, for.salo at cost price, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Loch Fergus and Albernyte.—W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queen-street. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. ANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting Shop and Howe's Sewing Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up the street, opposite tho Polico Court. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh shipment of Domestic and Leather Machines. These machines, as made by the Original Inventor of the Sewing Machine (Elias Hoavc, jun.), have nevor yet been equalled either in principle or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED, for the Brush Trade, three or four young Girls; also one or two DraAving hands; Is 2d per lb. given for horse hair.—Thos. J. Harbutt, Brush Manufacturer, Shortland-street. WANTED to LET, a large 4-rooined Verandah Cottage (neighbourhood of Symonds-street), good well, tank, &c—Apply to Secretary Mechanics' Institute. ANTED KNOWN, Aye are delivering our best Ti-treo Wood, full measurement, within the City, at 12s. per ton cash.—W. and G. Winstone. I_NTED Known, that the Market Coal a_d Firewood Yard is now open. Coal and Firewood delivered in town and sub urbs. Goods removed, and Carting of every description done. An Express always to be had at the yard.—W. Jamieson, Jun., Propietor. WANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Briok Store.—For particulars, apply to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street Fast. WANTED Known that I am delivering my best Titrce Wood within tho city at 12s per ton; cut, 13s cash; full measurement guaranteed.—W. A. Smith, Coal and Steam Fire wood Depot, corner of Hobson and Wyndham streots. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Rcnewod in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. Dyeing in all its brandies done at, Fdgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment; Wellesley street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. WANTED Known, that Montague's Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from tho Dress Circle Kntrancc of the Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, where the Public of Auckland can obtain all tjhc Choicest Brands of Havannali Cigars and Best American Tobaccos, at, the lowest possible prices. A A'isit is respectfully solicited. WANTED J_nown, Garments made to measure at a day's notice if required, and at a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted shrunk.—Samuel Coombes, City Clothing Mart. VjrrKl.lNG AN.» BOOK KEEP iJSG JV TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited. System of Self-improvement. Writing forwarded to any part of tho Colony, in books ready for use, on receipt of £2.—Address: Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Mastor, 73, Grcy street, Auckland. JLAITGAIN.—For Sale for Cash, as the owner must leave for Melbourne—the Furniture and contents of newly-furnished four roomed Cottage in Newton. The furniture is all new, and suitable for a tradesman coming housekeeping. The cottage may be rented at the option of the purchaser. This is a chance not, often found.—Apply for address Star office. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done i n best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Star .Office, Wyndham-street. ANTED KNOWN that J. MORRI SON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Road. ANTED Known, that D. Goldie is V T prepared to supply all kinds of Timbo and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, ur.ad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &_., at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus tom-house-street. ANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &_., at tho lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch. mHE A UCKLAND A LMANAC, AND Provincial Handbook for 1877. Tni_ Publisher, in announcing the Fifth Issue of this work, has much confidence in commending it as an Invaluable Advertising Medium. 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A further reason, which might be urged why such a \york should receive support from CA-ery one interested in the Avclfare ot Auckland, is the practical benefit conferred upon the City and Province by the annual publication of a boots setting forth in an interesting form the capabili ties of this part of the Colony; its history, description of country settlements, roads an other means of access, cost of carriage, and the mass of other information, revised to latest date every year. 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ij m' o buili) cr~ g Tenders are invited up to noon of 26th instant _ for Erecting a Villa Residence at Ponsonby, T. B. CAMERON. Architect, Queen and Shortland-streets. } 4=ss> XjIUKN'ISHED HOUSE _r/__LJ-_S T.O LET, a Furnished Seven-roomer. House in Parnell.—For address apply at this - office. . rrhx. TT\O LET, a Brick Store, with m_k[___ -L Offices upstairs (late Oldham's) i &_m_mWm corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane, with a good dry cellar, a large yard and ' sheds, and a never failing well of wator witl . pump.—Apply on the premises. ' . IHO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage in ." JL Parnell; rent, Bs.—Apply at this office. , rriO LET, a House of 6 rooms in Remuera, I well situated, Avith coach-house, stable, I tanks, out-houses, good orchard, and every con venience.—Apply to J. Harris, Stationer, Queen ' street. £-v mO BE LET, on Grafton Road, ' _^fTii__Sj -■- a Large and Convenient Family ' *£____r_a_ißesidence, containing ten rooms, al ways well' upplied by pump and running stream of waser,commodious yards and out-buildings, together with about tAVo acres of land, the greater portion of which is an Orchard in full • oearing.-Apply to H. ASHTON & SONS, No. 8, . New Zealand Insurance Buildings; or to Joseph Ne wman. LET, in a cheerful position, an _o|i||L JL Attached Houso of four rooms, Avith ■*"■" every convenience.—Apply to Robertson Bros. mo LET, or FOR SALE, on easy JL terms, 2 Now Cottages, Ponsonby Road, 5 rooms each.—Apply at Maseiield's Foundry, Albert-street. MnnO LET, a Five-roomed House and fl Shop, side entrance, Newton Road. Apply to .1. Brock, Builder, Newton. Mj O LET, in St. George's Bay * Road, Parnell, a Six-roomed House, with front and ba._ vei'anaah ; gojd supply ot rain and well water, and every convenience.—Apply to Richard K>-als, Parnell. . i'HO LET, a six-roomed House.—Apply JL to Mr Barnes, Karangahape Road,NoAvton. Ii^ORTH SHORE. — Ellerslie House, Jl_a| Mount Victoria, now occupied by Captain Casey, FOR SALE on easy terms.—Oliver Mays, House Agent, Devonport. . OR SALE, 3 Railway Waggons and 10 Cart Wheels.—Apply to 0. A. Harris BreakAvator Road. OR SALE OR CHARTER, the savift schooner CLYDE, 10 tons.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, 81, Queen-street. _ FOR SALE, a first-class Covered Family Buggy, nearly new. Cost £110 a short time a.^o. Price, £75. A Light Spring Cart, quite new, £28. A Large i-whecled Express, to carry 20 cwt., suitable for an Expressman. Price, £25. All to bo seen at the Market House. R. C. GREENWOOD, General Commission Agent, Market House. OR SALE, 77 Acres of First-classH-and in Wangarei. Price, £20.—Apply at this office. TT^OR SALE, a Five-roomed House in JO Wakefield-street.—Apply to Samuel Coch rane and Sum rr\ i m B E r . ROBERT BARTLEY, haAdug 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 Large and Varied Stock of TIMBER on liand, which he is selling at lowest rates. N.B.—Orders from the country will bo dcliA-crcd and stowed into the Railway Trucks if required. _ OctobcrJO, 1876; T> E D U C T I*o N IN tiie PRICE OF WINDOW GLASS. In consequence of tho late fall in the Home Market, avc are enabled to offer GLASS at a Greatly Reduced Prick. AY. PHILLIPPS & SON, 95 and 07, Queen-street. mENDERS wanted for Building it Four- JL roomed Cottage in Parnell. Particulars to be obtained from Mr. Healy, fourth house left hand side St. George's Bay Road, any evening after G o'clock. THE Person in Newton avlio holds tho private effects of John Galway for a debt, is requested to call at our oil ice. CRUICKSHANK & CO., 16, Queen-street. Auckland, October 10,1570. ARINI- SURVEYOR AND ARBI TRATOR.—captain PHILIP JONES will SURVEY Ships or Cargoes on behalf of Captains and Owners, or Consignees; also, ARBITRATE Nautical Cases. Has had Thirty Years' Experience as a Ship Master.. Office: Queen-street Wharf. Any instructions left with Messrs. H. F. Anderson & Co., D. H. MeKenzie, J. & D. Oxley (Ship Chandlers), will be promptly attended to. pi R C TJ LA X A. LIN ABU BY & CO. Finding that their lato Peomlsee ware too r-; ailourof their doiiiu; justice to their numerm tomers and increasing Business, hay* token. ~..', COMMODIOUS ..UEMI-KS (lately In the OC-iJ_j ':'A: of Mr. W. AVilsou), 204 and 200, QUEEN-STREET. Taey take this opportunity of informing their numerous friends and the general public that they wiil iaauguraisp the open, jit; of their new Emporium 1 by holding fk^NIVEHSAI. S*LK. For Octk Month our Entire Shipments of SPRING and BUMMER DRESS GOOD.. MILLINERY, COSTUMES GENERAL DRAPERY and CLOTHING wil). bo in cluded in this GRA.ND SALE. A. L. & Co. beg to t.ndei- tlvir sincere thanks to hoir many friends, and the general public, for their liberal patronage, and feel assured that nothing will be wanting on their part to tnsure a continuance of hat support bo liberally bestowed on them since opening. DB.KSB GOODS. | The immense choice of Fancy Dressps, ce>TOpri.in" . all the Latesj Novelcies In fanries lor Laaio.' Uos , tumes and Walking Dresses, rend.r it next to im .' po-».iblo to supply * complete list of th.r Stock now on . view. Ladies wilt find i i this Department a Selection • of Goods unsurpassed as regards v_ri.ty of Material and Oolou-iiig. I A PERFECT GIFT. ; 1000 yardsof SprUiij and Summer Dress Materials bought a job, and must be cleared, from _id. ' ALL REMNANTS UNDER COST. ' A Large Stools of Summer Skirtings, In plain, checked " and strlpod Unions. I FANCY DEPARTMENT. The Fancy Department comprises every novelty In ! La.di.-_' Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Umbrellas, \ Fancy Goods, Haberdashery, &c. ic. t SHOW ROOM. The attention of Ladies is particularly directed tc l the extensive choice in the Mi_hn«ry Department. 1 including a selection or the very latest introduction! of Engliih and French MiUin.ry The Stock ol 1 Underclothing io also very large, complete, and wel i assorted, an.. Ladiea can ba suppbed with everj ;- requisite artiole. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING. 7 ■ ; ' Dresses Made on the Premises. Costumes and Dresses made in 2_ hours' notiop Mourning Orders pr mptly ex. cut. d. Yon can rely on a Go.rd Fitting Dress, Faslioiabl; o made, aud at half the usual Auckland price. D A large Stock of Dresses and Costumes d always on hand and made to order. i 4W Pdco List to be had oq application. A. LINABURY & CO., ao4*Byv.Q»een-Bt.e.t



CTTE Oil C INSTIT UT E Wellington-street. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT! For the Benefit of the Family of ttii Unfortunate Man, MACONOCHIE, who was recently injured at Parnell. 3 A READING FROM PASTORINI'g "HISTORY OF THE CHURCH," , Being an ablo and beautiful commentary on the Apocalypse of St. John, first published in 1776 ' Avill bo given by MR. E. F. MILLER, for the [ above object, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, the J 19th instant. S U B J E C T:— l Part I.—BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of the Author, with plan of his work. Part n.-THE RISE OF MAHOMET.— ' "Behold a pale horse and ho that sat npon him; his name was Death, and " Hell followed him." Apoc. c. iv., By. Part HI.—THE SIXTH AGE!!!—Tho open ing of the Sixth Seal.—The influence of Mahommedan and other Anti-Christian Powers in tho future of the World's History. Tickets may be had at the doors—2s. and Is.; > to commence at 8 p.m. . - "piILLIAKDS! "OILLIARDS! POSITIVELY tf_r ROBERTS'S T3> LAST EXHIBITION MATCH IN _JEW ZEALAND! THE TWO CHAMPIONS! ROBERTS AND WESTON, AT THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, THIS EVENING. ROBERTS - - - Scratch | WESTON 500 Match 1000 Up. MAVELLOUS FANCY SHOTS! TO-NIGHT is tho Last Oppoi-tunity the Lovers of tho Game wiil have of seeing the Champion of the World play in Auckland. Admission: FIVE SHILLINGS. fIOKINTHIAN LOD GE. The INAUGURATION has been Postponed to the 16th proximo. Visiting Brethren are especially iiiA-ited to attend. The Evening Cele bration is changed from Ball to Banquet, tickets for which can be obtained from Bro.Leers. By order. F. R. G. WOODWARD, Secretary. TT I B E R N I A N B AND. fThe MONTHLY SELECT QUAD RILLE PARTY Avill be given by the Shareholders of the above Band, in the Lome-street Hall, on WED NESDAY EVENING, 25th October, Dancing to commence at 3 o'clock Double Tickets, ss. each (refreshments pro vided), to be had from the regular Committee, Messrs. H. P. Hayden, J. Dcmpsey, J. Sullivan, J. D. D. Dillon, and J. P. Lonergan. Ladies by Invitation Card only. Master of Ceremonies: 11. Brcnnan. H. P. HAYDEN, > Hon. J. DEMPSEY, 1 Sees. T ORN E - STR EE T HALL. GRAND DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS EVERY NIGHT, Commencing THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. MAMMOTH PANORAMA. GIFTS on View at, Albert Hotel, Queon-strcct. IVT EWM Al. X E~T H~A L L. Jlt* A Musical Entertainment will be given in the above place on THURSDAY EVENING, 19th October, at 7.30. Admission, Is. minSTLEIIOTI-i_I_ILLTARD ROOM. Splendid New Table, best in Auckland. ________ J. SMITH, Lessee. . .Jb JLJfe ! y-'■■''-■'■- . ' kfully ,_.; i !;"- - .V;v ■: ..'..:'.".",''... \ ; . •'..,. ;.;.iTUR \ ' v;; y> '\' :'.".;•; [*j£c '; v';.;■■, V;,.P TTw ■.::- I ""'rU/'n. -.-",;,:.-. V»' : mat . .-_...-.-pCCI i oi'io''-''.-i;i. i'l '■'- ."''■'•**.'>•'•-".'■!' 'l- Vplace 7 -;•;' { \t<t... n- ; ■■:. fl i $__\ ' \t':_Ts j™-';!' 'ctober ivuii. " ----'-*-■ "'' _._ . .' Yours very respecuuiij, EDWD. PERKINS. , m E M P E IfcA i. c e|hal l, A ALBERT-STREET. This Commodious Hall, Avith.School-room ad joining, TO BE LET for Concerts, TPublic Meet ings, Sunday Services, or for a Public School. A'superior Piano and Harmonium may be lured with the Hall.—Apply to D. Goldie, C. Robin son, or the Secretary, J. W. Garr. mO BOARDING-HOUSE-KEEPERS.— JL FOR SALE, the Lease of an Eight-roomed House, situated in West Queen-street. The Fur niture can be taken at a A^aluation.—Apply at this office. ; B'~OARD AND RESIDENCE, Avith every home comfort, five minutes walk from the Union Bank.—Apply at this office. UGKLAN D"CATTLE SHOW to be held at MR. A. BUCKLAND'S YARDS, REMUERA, ON THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1876, When upwards £500 will bo 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, 1876. [ WM. PERCIVAL Secretary. LL PERSONS indebted.to-he-Estates of R. W. DYSON and James Ford, are re quested to pay the same to me within sbedays. 1 -F. G. EWINGTON. ' ITaisk of new zealajnd. Notice is hereby given that the Half-Yoarly General ) Meeting of the Proprietors of this B»nk wiH b« h_,d , ia t_e isani-inj'-house, In Auckland, oq FKIDaY, the i 20th aay of October next, at noon, for the purpose of f receiving ilie Report of the Directors for the Half-year 1 ending 30th instant, the Election of i'tiree Director., 7 and for any other business that may be brought before tho meeting. By order of the Board of Directors.. JOHN MURRAY, For the Inspector. Auckland, September 13,1876. IT is hereby notified that the Honor able JAMEi WILLIAM3^N, ALFRED COX E-Q , a d J.-MKS WATT, Esq, have given ths _ecaßS_ry notie. t_.it they arc Cmdidatea for thi vacant soatu at the Board of Direction, y sth October, 1870 jOANK OJ? HEW ZEALAND The Transfer Books of this Bank will be CLO3EI from Monday, the O'.h tustant, tilt Saturday, the 21s idem, both days inclusive, JOHN" MORRAY, For the Inspector. B*ok of J-sw Zealand, At\oWa»a, Ogtyber.2,lßTQ, i



> ■ ■. - q- ;-,. I J ■_, 7 >, '•? "CILLEESLIE /"GARDENS. 3 . 9th NOVEMBER. > THE ENTRIES FOB I£IRTHDAY Handicap CCOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT, AT 9 p.m. I £25. £8. £3. TO-MORROW, NOON. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. AT ARTHUR'S MART. PRODUCE, POTATOES, ONIONS, Carrots, Pumpkins, Oats, Maize, Bacon Hams, Cheese, Butter, Beef, Flour, Barleymeai, . Beanmcal. Ex s.s. Ladybird : 6 casks Canterbury Port:. GROCERIES—Jam, Tea, Sauce, 2 cu.ks Treacle, Chocolate, Blacking. AT ONE OCLOCK, _^"_ FURNITURE DEPARTMENT—One Small BSjfiard Table, €Jn_s, Cue-stand, Rest, Marker, &g,; Drawing-room Suite, Bedsteads, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, Toilet Tables, Loo aud Square Tables, Glass Cases, set of Small DraAv ers. Counter Diesk, Weighing Machines, Fancy Goods, Albums, Combs, Counter Scales. Brass Weights, Gold and Silver Watches, Wool Mats, &c. .FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. FOR SALE, at Durham Yard."., on Friday, October 20, 30 Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horsos, Spring Carts, Saddles, &c. At Eleven o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, NOON.—MARKET-HOUSE. POULTRY.— Turkeys, Fowls, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Fancy Birds, &c. PRODUCE.—Potatoes (seed), Hand Cart, Light Spring Cart, Furniture, &c., &c, &c. R. U. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. LARGE HANDSOME WARDROBE, DINING TABLE, IRON BEDSTEAD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE MAHOGANY ESCRJTORE. THE subscribers Avill seU at the Mart, Fort-street, to-morroAv (Friday), 20th inst., at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising— Handsome Mahogany Wing Wardrobe, plate glass front; Mahogany Telescope Dining Table, Mahogany Work-table, Large EngraA'ings, Hat and Umbrella Stand, Mahogany Escriton-c and Chest Drawors, Brass Curl aim Poles and Rings, Kauri Chests Drawers, Half-tester Iron Bedstead, Wool and Flax Mattresses, Palliasses, chest Cabinetmakers' Tools PANORAMA, Exhibited by Tiiatchek.— View of Sydney Heads—Victorian Gold fields—Scene of the Capture and Trial of Gardner, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneer. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. THE subscribers AA-ill sell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Friday next, at 12 o'clock, to close accounts, 37 cases DEVENISH ALE, Quarts 19 cases BRIDGE'S STOUT, Quarts & Pints 2 casks Tamarinds 1 hhds. Blacking, 60 dozen. In Good Condition. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. UNRESEPvYED SALE OF STOCK. FOR SALE, on the Farm, near Mount Albert, on Monday, October 23, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the property of Mrs. George Bray, 11 DAIRY' COWS, in Milk or Calf 3 Calves Grey Mare, at foaling Grey Filly, two years old 2 Yearling Colts Ploughs, Harrows, Dray, Harness" Roller, Dairy Utensils Poultry, and Sundries. Also, TO LET—The Farm (containing about 60 acres), for a term of five years. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, 20th inst., at 11 o'clock, A Pair of Handsome DRAUGHT GREY , GELDINGS, staunch in their work from the Waikato. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. THE CATTLE 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. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, OCTOBER^ REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday next, October 19, at 12 noon, 00 head Fat Oxen, heavy Aveights 50 head Fat Cattle, small and medium ditto 10 Well-fatted Calves 400 Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs FOR PRIVATE SALH, 2 Heavy-Draught Mares, at their Foaling. ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. ' I THE WAIUKU SALE, i ALTER ATI O N~O F YARDS. ' MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND WILL sell in the Yards, adjoining Mr. Sedgwick's Hotel, on Wednesday, 25th October, about ~ 100 HEAD STORE CATTLE, ' ALFRED"~^*&AND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20. ' ' THE HAYMARKET. I EIOR SALE, a7U_ Ha^ket, or -a- Friday next, at 12 o'clock, 2 First-class YOUNG DRAUGHT MARES good in all Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND, m - %



TO-MORROW. M. JONES & CO, X, ■T^lT* ILL hold their • xisual Sale o£ PRODUCE, POULTRY, FURNITURE, &c. &c„ , &C. At the Central Sale Rooms, At 11 o'clock. TO-MORROW. SHINGLES! SHINGLES ! SHINGLES I M. JONES & CO. WILL sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, 50,000 HEART OF ELAURI SHINGLES. In lots to suit purchasers. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. DAIRY AND STORE CATTLE, BREEDING EWES, HORSES, &C. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from Mr. Jno. Massey, whoso lease has expired at Paniuure, to sell on tho Farm, on October 25th, 1876, 20 quiet Coavs, in full milk; 15 Cows, forward in cab: 1 Avell-bred Shorthorn Bull. 25. Shorthorn Heifers, 2 and 3-years old; 3 young Bidls, 30 two and three year old Steers, 15 ycarlmg Steers and Heifers, 100 Longwoolled Ewes, lambs at side; 10 Ewe Hoggetts, by one of Mr. Jos. -.lav's Hams ; 1 1-tooth Ram, bred by Mr. Thos. Russell; 2 Heavy Draught' Brood Mares, in foal to Northern Hero ;" 1 Light Harness Mare, in foal to do., do.; 4 Heavy Draught Colts, by Honest Tom; 2 two-year old Fillies, by Prince Arthur: 2 yoaiiing 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, Grmdstoue, Large 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 Avould call special attention ' to the above, as the Stock has been carefully bred and selected by Mr. Massey, Avhose expe- rience is a sufficient guarantee, and an opportu nity for such a good selection rarely occurs. .; r B. TONKS. R. C. CARR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23. '.?'; UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, 1874-5-6. - * : GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, .. BROOCHES, EARRINGS, NECKLETS FLOORING CRAMPS, SEWING: MACHINES, GOLD RINGS, &c, &0., &c. ... B. TONKS & CO. .:; : i HAVE been instructed by L. H. Neu-:'■," megen, Queen-street, to sell by auction, : on Monday, tho 23rd instant, at H o'clock, Tho following UNREDEEMED PLEDGES :— 1874- ■ ' 2503 Dec. 21—Violin, Case and Bow 1875- :"'■ -1617 May 26—0. F. Gold G. Watch, O. F. Gold L. Watch, 2 Chains, and _ ! Coins 2192 July 16— Gold Brooch •2222 .. 18—Brooch, Vinigaret, Silver Knife, and 2 Rings 2101 Aug. 4—2 Ruigs 2494 .. ll—O. F. S. L. Watch and Chain 3989 Dec. 21-0. F. Gold L. Watch ■ . '~ 4016 .. 24—0. F. S. G. Watch, 2 Salt-colters, ; 2 Salt Spoons, 3 Tea and 2 ' Table Spoons, and j Sugar Tongs • • '■■■" 1876- '• ■ ;' 4 Jan. l-O. F. S. L. Watch 5 .. I—Concertina 51 .. 5-0. F. Gold L. Watch' ' •' - 82 .. 6-0. F. Gold L. Watch 101 .. B—o. F. S. Watch, p. case, Flask 127 .. 10—Brooch, 2 pair Earrings, Locket, and Necklet 160 .. 12—3 Planes • * lb. .. 13— O. F. a. _~ Watch and 4 Studs 207 .. 17—Gold Ring ■ •' '■> 213 .. 17— O. FS. G. Watch •' ---241 .. 19— S. G. H. Watch :.: 263 .. 20— O. F. S. G. Watch ." ;: - ■•'•'■'; 290 .. 22—2 Flooring Cramps ; '• -324 .. 24—0. F. Gold G. Watch ■':':"■ •" i Sol .. 26- S. L. H. Watch 363 .. 27 1 pair Earrings ' . , 384 .. 29— S. G. H. Watch • "- ' 397 .. 31—Violin 410 .. 31— S. G. H. Watch 433 Feb. 2— Quadrant 410 .. 3-Goldßing • ••■; " 439 .. 3—3 Studs and Match Box' 456 .. 4—Sewing Machine 468 .. 4—Gold Ring . - ; ,' 461 .. 4—Sewing Machine '■;':;'• '■-:-..' 486 .. 7—2 Rings • .••:..',.*. 491 .. 7-S. L. H. Watch and Diamond Scarf Ring * 493 .. 7-S. L. 11. Watch and Chain '.-"•'.. 514 .. B—Gold Chain and Greenstone 543 .. 9—Gold Brooch and Earrings 516 .. 10—Sewing Machine 574 .. 12-S.L.H. Watch 594 .. 14-0. F. G. G. Watch, Chain, and ■- Mug 758 .. 2G-4 Gold Rings 761 .. 20—Locket and Necklet ' : ' 811 Mar. 4—O. F. S. L. Watch ;' ■""' at 4.. 4-S. L. H. Watch 865 .. 6—2 Rings ■ _. --■-'•— -—^~ 885 .. 7—o. F. U*»J<_ J- -wateii'" <)(j7 .. 14— Gold Ring ■ .7 ; 976 .. 14—Diamond Ring, Bracelet, p. case, 2 pair Links. 2 Shawl Pins, >. Stud, and Pill ", ' 332 Jan. 11—Bundle of Clothing 1075 Feb. 3—Coat and Shirt 2518 Mar. 24—Coat ; 2601 ... 28—Silk Dress Piece 2987 April 11-Suit of Clothes . ■ . 3093 .. 17 Blankets :' 3135 .. 18—Bundle of Clothing . '■': ' 31.0 .. 18— Coat and Vest 3210 .. 21—Coat i 3273 .. 23—Coat 3387 .. 27—Flannel Stuff, &c. 3488 May 2—Blankets ' . , ; 3502 .. s—Dross Jacket 3604 .. B—ShaAvl, &c. 3612 .. B—Child's Frock and Petticoat - 3618 .. 8-Suit of Clothes . 3882 .. 17-Bundle of Shirts :. ' •'■, . 3920 .. 19—Bundle of Clothing 3933 .. 20—Flannel. Lining, &c. ". '■ 3987 .. 22—Trousers and Vest 3995 .. 23—Dress, Skirt, and Polonaise ' - : 4094 .. 26—Coat : 4178 .. 30—Suit . • 1202 .. 31—Dress, Skirt, and Petticoat ,'■ : : -:: 4258 June 2—Coat 4305 .. s—Print Dress. Cape, &c. * 4310 .. s—Polonaise, Print Frock, &c. 4405 .. B—Dress and 2 Chemises 4422 .. 9—Trousers 4168 .. 12—Dress and Jacket 4169 .. 12-~Dress 4487 .. 12—Petticoats and 2 Skirts 4587 .. 15—Silk Dress 4603 .. 16 —'Trousers and Vest • 4856 .. 27—Silk Dress and Cane 1898 .. 29—Suit 4899 .. 29-Blanket, Cloth Skirt and m»i.„_i 5067 July 5-Mackintosh ' ana J™11"*1 FRIDAY,, OCTOBER 20. TO BISCUIT MAKERS. HHHE subscriber has received instructions iTT. ,to l scU hj? auction, at the Corner Mart, at 11 o clock, on Friday, the 20th October, A Second-hand BISCUIT CUTTING MACHINE with 5 sets of Cutters; also a set of Brake Rollers. Terms at Sale. ' * Also, at the same time and place: 150 VOLS. BOOKS, owner having left &c colony. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. Monday, october 30. city Mart. MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE SITES, ALBERT BARRACKS RESERVE, 99 YEARS' LEASE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions from the Auckland Improvement Commissioners, to Lease by Public Auction, on Monday, the 30_i 1 instant, at 12 o clock noon, BUILDING ALLOTMENTS in Princes Alfred O'Rorke, Wellealey, aslS< land-streets, on 99 years' Leases, v " Plans may he obt^^d^tfe^Martii