Ncavs from Cape Town states that Mapastellas town has been taken ; and 170 Kaffirs killed. Five thousand huts had been burnt, and 400 head of cattle and a lar^e quantify of corn taken. a" frightful accident has taken place at Nouvion (Nord) from the explosion of a quantity of gunpowder in tho cellar of a brazier, who, with his wife, three children, and a workman in his employ, were killed. The neighbouring houses, much shaken by Ihe explosion, are more or less injured. The inauguration has just taken place of the canal from Amsterdam to the North Sea. It is sufficiently wide and deep to admit vessels of the greatest tonnage, and is one of the most gigantic works executed since the cutting through of tho Isthmus of Suez.

The Emperor of Austria the other day saved the child of a poor woman from a fearful death. As he was passing through the Retteubaeh Gorges, near Isold, lie saw a four-year-old hoy fall over a precipice. The child's clothes caught on a projecting branch, and ho was thus suspended over a torrent 50 feet below. The Emperor, who is n clever athlete, jumped across the precipice, rescued the boy, and took him back to his mother.

A London Standard's special says that the Avar between Egypt and Abyssinia is to be renewed, and that troops arc leaving Suez for Massowah.

An inimcnsc meeting in London, the other day, denounced the artless action of England regarding the Eastern question.

ENGLISH MARKETS

London, October 4th.— Consols, 93 15-16. Wheat steady ; corn, 2Gs. Sampson, formerly financial editor of the " Times," is dead.

FEARFUL DISTE.UCTION OF WfIAL IN G VESSELS.

The "whaler Two Brothers arrived at Hono lulu on the 20th October with the crews of 13 out of the total 1(> vessels, comprising the Northern Pacific licet hailing from Honolulu. They report the loss of all 13 vessels by being crushed in the ice.

AMERICAN ITEMS.

FIVE MEN BURNED TO DEATH,

Some workmen employed i n the barque Europa at New York overhauling her. one of them in tho hold acciclently threw a lighted match on a heap of oakum, and this set fire to a quantity of kerosene, benzine, &c, and the men in the hold being cut off. they were suffocated. When the flames -were extinguished it was found that five carpenters had been burned to death.

SHIPWRECK

London, September 25th.—The British ship Lainonermin, bound from Calcutta to Demarara, is reported at Lloyds missing. It is believed she lias foundered with all of tho hands aud three hundred Coolies.

FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT,

Columbus, 0., September 22d. —A most fright ful accident occurred at Black Lick Station, on the Panhandle' Railroad. The train was running at the rate of 10 miles an hour, when the four rear cars jumped the track and rolled down an embankment 25 or 30 feet, Four persons are known to have, been killed outright, it is esti mated that thirty to forty wenl, more or less in jured, and some of them'will doubtless die.

MOUNTAIN FLOODS AND LOSS OF LIFE

New York. September 23rd.—In Forest county on Thursday last, the mountain streams becom ing greatly swollen from the recent waters, flooded partly the settled valleys near "Ralston. The sixteen persons were all drowned. The houses were completely destroyed.

MOODY

AND SANKEY.

Moody and Sankey have been at Chicago. Muody's discourse is described as a "perfect torrent of gospel enthusiasm."

TERRIBLE HURRICANE IN PORTO RICO,

—QItOPS RUINED. In the late terrible hurricane, San Juan and tho surrounding district, as far as heard fr6m, suffered terribly. There is hardly a- houso standing, and what with the sweeping away of bridges, the cane, rice, and coffee estates arc all mined for the coming crop. .Several coasting vessels were cast ashore, and a number of lives last

YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANAH,

The yellow fever is raging at New York. Seventeen persons died in one day. Every place of business is closed, and the streets arc deserted. There is not a house in the city that has not been infected with the plague.

THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE SHOOTING.

Washington, September 28.— Tn the shooting to-day, the Irish Team scored-JBl5 out .of a possi ble GOO; the Septch Team 296 ont of a possible 375- the Australian Team 117 out of a possible 150 ; and the American team3B3 out of a possible 585. llae won the rifle presented by .Scotch citizens, and Blade the medal for the Australian team

A LEVANTER. Alfred do R. Vcr Mchr, 33, son of a clergyman, bolted to Mexico with a mistress, embezzling 25 000 dols., collected for his employer a day or two before. ATTAOK BY INDIANS . Chicago, October B.—At Fort, Fctterman, a having barty of twelve men and seven ox teams we're 'attacked by a band of twenty or thirty Indians. The fight continued nearly lour hours. Tlio number of reds killed is unknown. Ihc Indians showed great courage, and were stronglj armed with Winchester and army rifles. CHARLES WHEATLTSIGH. This talented actor has been engaged by Mr. McDonald, of New York, as stage manager in San Francisco, in "Ahmed." SUPPOSED WRECK. , The Leeds was capsized in a squall m entering Umpqua Bay, and sunk in deep water with all hands. Not a vestige of the wreck has been picked vp A , )T , KADFUL TUfBG ; EDY . Julius Bloce, a blind man, and a professor of music, while insane, shot his wife in the head, inflicting a mortal wound He then shot as child aged Ihrec and a half years, inthoieft .side of the head, causing death in a few minutes. Ho the Piaced a pistol to his right 1 empie and sent a bullot through his brain, killing himself in- StCrouk-attacked aiSionx camp of thirty lodges on the 12 ult., and killed every Indian, estimated at between two and three hundred. The Sheriff oil New York has returned the execution on the six million Tweed suit, being unable to find the least property upon which to HlAdisuoh from Savannah reports 2GO eascsof ycliou- fever in one day. The daily SI2OO The Chamber of Commerce, at a special inectin" hold to-day, appointed a Committee to [akV ho ScsSut mc|n3 to raise funds for-the suilcring people in Savannah. Twentor-two hundred dollars has been collected alieady.

THE MELBOURNE CUP.

ANTICIPATIONS BY "HOTSPUR."

To-morrow the Melbourne Cup of 1876 willbe Rifled The prize will be more valuable this Si fill Es4:k r |hS which were declared on the Olh August, num bered seventy odd, and this number-lias been IS^^SSuiSys^ii Mr J. J. .Miller, was pronounced to have much tl c best of t.and indeed it in difficult to say why \lv lUrnard assigned such a light weg it as fet toa iour-year-old who had nmshed his three-year-old career by winning seven good rice" clean off the reel. Had another stone been put upon him his owner could scarcely have complained. There is one fact to be men tioned °n extenuation of the apparent undue leniency shown to him. which is that his vic tories were all scored in second rate company, his best record being in the Northern Downs J.C. Handicap, wherein lie beat Nemo at a stone. In the Brisbane. Cup which he won, carrying.7st 11 lbs Wrangler with the same weight ran third, Iml this same horse was this season made favourite for The Sydney Metropolitan in which P thSVnV^v after her victory, but her favori yo^e lbn^ o§S son's brown iojir-yaii urn g priu g Stakes Yg-ttonden out of W la t^ jjJ odf t. the hcst this colt met ana aeie <"*£ 0 Melbourne, and mmmmm

anything else. The first to dispute the pride of placo with thorn was Fou de Artifice, a5-year ? ™are' by^"'owarksoutofVictoria, belonging £°* -^ H> pOWC1 '- Tllia animal, whose weight is /St. olbs., was backed to win a large stake about three weeks ago, and the outlays in her favour were so-persistent that she came to the top of the tree in the wagering. Public form does not recommend her, as in about eight tries last year she could not get nearer than second, and on collateral running one or two appear to hold her sate, She must, howover, have done something good in private, for the money has been put down by the right people, and I have seen a letter from Louis Green, the Melbourne bookmaker, in which that good gentleman is pleased to say that he believes she has a good show of winning. 1 reading close on the heels of Feu d'Artifice in the rush to the front, camo Timothy, 1 years, by tun YV hiffler out of Lady. This colt wound up last season by a win of some merit in tho Open Handicap at tho Randwick Racing Club moot ing, and lit and well at the post, ho" will mako it very warm with only 7st. up. The next to assert his claim to consideration was Stirling, 6 years, by Yattendon out of Sultana, Bst. Clb's. Mr. T. Ivory's horso is well known as a good, honest, consistent performer, and as the Stak published a list of his deeds a few days ago, it is not neces sary for me to go over thorn again. His victory in the Groat Metropolitan of 1871 was his most noteworthy exploit, Goldsborough being second, with lolbs. more weight on him. Stirling ran in tho Cup last year with. Bst 71bs up, but he was nowhere, lie must bo in slashing form to bo dangerous this year, with only lib loss, and there are one or two of the heavy brigade I prefer to him. The latest reports represent him as not doing very well. Mr J. Arthur's Spark, lyvs., Ost 12Ibs, by Fireworks, out of First Flight, was telegraphed on Saturday us being heavily backed. Ho ran very badly as a two-year old, and only appeared in public once last year, when ho ran nowhere in the Kcilor Stakes, at tho Y.li.C. Autumn meeting, in which he was pitted against three of his present oppo nents, namely, Rapid Hay (the winner), Emula tion, and Irish Slaw, at level weights. Here, again, any particular merit Spark may possess must have been discovered at homo, for he has shown none in public. I expect to sue some of I ho wcll-kncw-ii performers finish in front of him. Lush year's winner, Wollomai, has given way to Mr Clceland's second string Dil ke, oyrs., 7st lOlbs. Groat danger must bo apprehended from this quarter, for if Dilku is many pounds bettor attho weights than tho hero vi /To, he will givo the lx'st of them a deal of trouble. lio has been quietly backed all through, and will carry a great, deal of both public a nil private money. The Haricot stable nominated live, outof which they have Sultan. Gyrs., Bst Olbs; Nowminster, ."yr.s, 7st libs : and Nunnykirk, lyrs, f«t ulb.-j, still left in. Of these 1 prefer Sultan, who proved himself a good horse last season, and if the rumour of hi shaving broken down is untrue, I look to see him, run forward. Newminster I have never believed in. There has been too much mystery about him to make his chance very healthy, and however good a horse may bo as a two-year-old, he is never certain that he will m '.ko tho necessary improvement to givo him proportionate excellence as a three-year old. Nunnykirk is very quiet, and it will be a surprise indeed if 1 lie gelding should prove the Simon Pure. Mr C. B. Fisher nominated a powerful team in Robin Hood, Sst lOlbs ; Bur gundy, 7st lib: Sovereign, sst 12Ib; Crysolite, colt, 6st lOlbs; Painter, Gst 21bs ; Onyx, Gst 101b ; and Canterbury, 7st lib ; and by many he was thought to have the key of the position, but L'homme propose inais Dieu dispose. The City of Melbourne disaster proved fatal to the three boat of them, viz., Robin Hood, Burgundy, and Sovereign, while the Chrysolite colt was so knocked about, as to have his chance completely extinguished. The Painter went amiss, and was scratched, and now only Onyx and Canter bury are left. Of these the. latter has been backed in a languid manner, but I am not one of his admirers. Mr. J. Wilson's Rapid Bay was in first class form last year, and though he has the steadier of Sst. 3lbs., he is fully up to running into a place. Emulation and Impu dence are the hope of Adelaide. They arc both in Mr. G-. Bennett's stable, and are respectable performers, and fully entitled to the weights assigned them, namely, 7st. 81bs. and 7st. Tibs, respectively. Loquacity iyrs., Gst 121bs, is in the same string, but though she ran well last year, Ido not fancy her for this journey. Venus and Vain Hope arc a mysterious couple, which arc both spoken well or, but they will not carry my vote. Torchlight,;jyrs., Gst. 81bs., has been invested on freely at outside prices, but he is a bad per former, and must exhibit a wonderful improve ment to stand any show at all. McGregor, aged, Gst. lOlbs., has not run for two years, and con sequently nothing is known of his form. If he is not better than ho was in his young days he will not bo very dangerous. Bella, 1 years, Cst. 81bs., ought to run well. She represents Hoburt Town, and if a surprise is in store, she is as likely to furnish it as anyone I can think of. Fisherman is a dark one, of whom many good things arc said. He is entered for the Champiori Stakes, so it is evident his owner thinks him a good one. Kismet. 1 years, Gst, Gibs., ran well at Hawkesbury, and badly at the A.J.C. Spring. He has a light weight, but I think Irish Stew holds him safe. Briseis, Gst. libs., is the only one of the three-year olds which lat all affect. Her form in the All Aged Stakes atlast year's A.J.C!. Autumn, when she beat Kingsborough and Valell.ii colt, all weight-for-age, was good enough for anything. Without fur! her discus sion I shall pick out the following baU'-dozen to furnish the winner:—lrish Stew, Valentia, Rapid Hay, Bella, Briseis, and Timothy. Select ing one to win outright, 1 shall take yalkntja;

and for places I shall choose Inisn Stew and Bella

The above are my impressions on what is gene rally voted to be the most open Melbourne Cup on record. P.S. Since writing the above, the results of Saturday's raping have conic to hand. What lias become of Newminster in the Derby'is the first Question that arises. Briseis, it, will be seen, fully justifies the good opinion I have ex pressed of her. She is by Tim W'biiilcr (imported) out of Musidora, and belongs to Mr. J. Wilson. Ilabena, the winner of the Maribyrnong Plate is a black (illy by Mattcndin, o*t of Atholinc. It is worthy of noto that both Rapid Bay and Briseis, are in Mr. J. Wilson's stable. HoTsruß.

TEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE.

The entertainment by the Temperance Variety Troupe, in the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Saturday evening1, was attended by a large, and highly respectable audience. The chair was occupied by Mr. George War burton, of the Free Templars' Society, who in troduced the programme in a short and appro priate address, bearing on the manifold evils ot intemperance. The Temperance drum and rife band, under the leadership of Mr. F. Joune, then plaveil an overture in spirited style. Mr. Sccats san"1 "In happy moments," and "Perhaps sues on the] '.ail way/ which provoked much laughter. " Hit the right nail on the head," was sung by- Mr J. Mcttam, with greateitect. A dialogue, from "Julius Ctesar/'by Messrs .). Kccsmgand Robb, was well received, also the recitation by Mr Keesing. "The Flower Girl," was excellent. Mr \V\ Mettain made his Jirst appearance m Sailor's Hornpipe, and acquitted himself with the utmost credit. Mr. Brown was listened to with breathless attention. Mr. Chapman sang his original comic song, "The Fakir of Oolu and Mr. Clarke the " Horse, Guards Blue, both of these songs causing much amusement. 'I he Happy Village Rose," was sung sweetly by Miss Ash The proceedings were enlivened by a concertina solo by Mr. Pankhurst. The oven ing's amusement was concluded by the tamous comic duet, by Messrs. Doran and Chapman, "Family Jars," which sent the numerous audience home in excellent humour.

TEMPERANCE HALL.

The Temperance Hall " Saturday i\ignt was well attended. Mr McKcnzie presided in the room of Mr Marsen, who was prevented from sodoin* by family atiliction. Mr Cornish sang in good, style "Always think before you Speak- Miss Binua sang "Write me a letter trom Home " very creditably tor a little girl. Mr Warters' " Paddy M/Gee's Dream," was well re ceived and brought forth an encore, when the "Irishman's Wonder" was substituted. iAv Hodgson's "Constantinople Countess was comic,, and from the various methods of spelling the name adopted by the singer, no one would imagine the British rleet in Besika Bay watching that no one took liberties with it, Mrs Homer san"- "Happy moments day by day ' m her usual style and received an imperative encore, ivlr But schkow's pianoforte solo was very much ap preciated by the audience. We should much like to sec him in comic character, his one appearance has had the eirect of increasing the desire. Mr Warters' " Hornpipe," in character, was demanded again, and gained immense ap plause. Mr and Sirs Ilorner sang the Hunting Tower," duet, and Messrs Winchcomb and i ach the duet "Kiss me, mother, kiss your darling in their usual style, and Mr Thorne gave the "White Squall," (which did not blow down a factory) very fairly. Mr Hodgson's song ' Hazy Society," has a strong moral. Mr Hodgson por trays a life picture of what such people come to. The National Anthem concluded the entertain ment. The next rehearsal, we are desired to say, will take place on Friday the 10th, the Hall being engaged on Wednesday.

MADAME FRANZINI.

The Theatre Royal, on Saturday night, was well attended, the attraction boingMdme Fran zini, the lady bicyclist. The opening perform encc was a commedietta, of a lively character, entitled the "Bonny Young Fish wife," This caused considerable amusement, but the audience were impatient to witness the principal performance. After a short inter mission, the curtain rose, and discovered the Sti n<re dotted with flowers in pots^ ariangecl ;tt intervals of about three feet. Madame Fransjini entered, clad in a green riding; dress, and sitting side saddle fashion on her bicycle. Propelling it in the most easy and graceful manner with her stirrup foot, she guided the machine m and out amon"" the flowers without touching any ot tli cm Her graceful and elegant movements, together with the complete command she evinced over her bicycle, took the spectators by «torm For a few minutes they regarded her nroeress over her confined arena in silent as tonishmont, and then they burst out into a tre mendous shout of applause. The lady, after Swletlging this, retired, tor a niflweat, and,

imftiediatoly after reappeared habited in a closely fitting acrobatic costume, which set off her well developed figure to groat advantage The as sistants now ranged upon tho stage soveralrows of champagne bottles with tow dipped in spirits stuffed in their necks. Tho gas turneddown, each bottle was ignited, the cifect being to make the stage almost a sheet of flame. Remounting her bycicle the lady then started off upon the most wonderful journey it has ever been our hap to sec travelled. She guided her machine with such unerring nicety that from circling the stage she narrowed her revolutions down to turning round one bottlo. She kept on her mazy course for nearly ten minutes without disturbing one of the bottles. Tho performance was per fectly wonderful, and nwst bo seen to bo appre ciated. Madame Franzini concluded her exhi bition by riding her machine in a standing pos ture, lying along it at full length, and in a kneeling position. Wo do not wondor at tho enthusiastic notices this lady has received in tho Australian papers. We do not sec a single com pliment paid her which is not fully deserved. We hope to have tho opportunity of again wit nessing this lady's performance. Another farce wound up a capital evening's entertainment.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

GIiAHAMSTOWN, this day. GRUSHINGS. Kuranni Hill tribute (Lc Manquai's party) crushed 20 tons for 38 ozs 1G dwts. Hart's party, 20 tons yielded 22 ozs 3 dwts. The following returns are : melted, Ajax, 207j'ozs 1 dwt; Piako, 97 ozs 12 dwts; Queen of Beauty, 5G2 ozs 13 dwts; Queen of May, 21G oza 17 dwts ; Waitekauri, 33 ozs 1G dwts ; Young New Zealand, 53 oxs 16 dwts. CITY OF LONDON AND WAITE KAUJII. The City of London continued driving on reel to-day, and gold .still .shows freely in stuff coming to the surface of the winze, but not yet reached.

The meetings of Welcome, Young New Zealand, and Waitokauri directors takes place to-day.

COROMANDEL, this day

HEAVY RAIN AND LANDSLIPS,

There has been a terrific rain storm which commenced at 9 o'clock last night, and did not cease until eight o'clock tlws morning.

There have been some very serious landslips at the Tokatea, one man's house went with "a fall of oarth. The man Howard narrowly escaping his life. The house was smashed to pieces, and a dog in it killed.

The creeks are greatly flooded, and the tracks between here and Wliaugapoua and Mercury Bay very dagerous. The main street in Kapanga is under water this morning. There is no mining news whatever, nothing getting from the Uniun JJeach ; quotations being nominal there are buyers.

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1876.



E*. OJJ ROY CANOE.—Wanted to Pur _/ chase one.—Address by letter, stating price, to K.li.C, ollice of this paper. mo J3OOTMAKERS.—Wanted, a hand JL on Woman's work.—W. J. Offer and Co., Bristol House, Queen-street. WANTED, a Lad used to Kitchen work.—Albert Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, Tenders for Erecting Stair case—Apply at Building foot oi: Urafton Road. __________ WANTED, a smart Boy, for the Nevada Hotel. WANTED, Tenders for Erecting a Verandah, Labour only, until FRIDAY, November 10.— Apply 15. T. Herbert, Diaper, L'pper Symo-nds-street. WANTED, a suitable Tenant, small family, for a detached fonr-rooiiicd Cot- Uigc.—Apply to Mr. Davidson, last hou.se on I he right-hand side of Marniion-street, Upper Queen street, turn down the steps by BowringV,. WANTED, a Female General Servant in a small family ; must be a good laun dress ; respectable references required.—Apply at this ollice. WANTED, a good General Servant. — Apply to Miss AJexaudcr, Epsom. WANTED, an Assistant Dressmaker. Mrs. Once, Newmarket. W" ANTED) the Public to know that Fore-quarters Mutton will be 2d. per Hi.; Legs Mutton, lid. per lb.; other meat reduced, to clear shop after 8 p.m. on Saturday.—HULME, Butcher. W" ANTED, two~good Bench Hands.— C. Brookes, Blue Boot, Quuen-atrcct. WANTED, a Boy.—Api4y to Hulme, Butcher. Qucon-atreet. \I[7ANTED, a good General ►Servant.— V V Apply Black Bull Hotel, Aibert-streot. WANTED, a General Servant, niust cook well. —Apply to Mrs. Sannders, St. Stephen's Road, Parn_t WANTED, a few more members to join my Clothing Club, a new Suit for Christ mas for os. weekly. Try my Superfine Black Cloth Suits, price £1 10s, a perfect iit and pro perly made. All other garments equally cheap. —C. DaiToll, the Working Men's Tailor, corner Albert and Wyndham-st rccts. WANTED, the Public to know where they can spend their money to the best advantage is at. G-arrett Bros. Great Clearing-out Sale of Boots, which will last only 11 days. As this is a genuine sale and no puff, the Goods will be sold at an enormous sacrifice.—tiarrettßros., Dublin Boot Warehouse, Wakelicld - street, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, that G A rujstt Bkus>. are now ofl'ex'ing to the public .10 trunks and cases of English Boots, also a. large overstock of their own manufacture, under cost price, to make room for further shipments; jn.B.—The public will do well by giving an early "call.—Garrutt Bros., Dublin Boot Warehouse, ' Wake field-street, Auckland. WANTED, a good Waiter for Gisborne. Apply City Club Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, by Parents and Guardians, that the Turkish Baths arc open on Saturday mornings from 9 to 12, for SBoys under 16, Is. "VJKTANTED KNOWN that J. MOKRI- V V SON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Addres?, Newton Road. WANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Brick Store.—For particulars,* apply to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East. ANTED Known, that D. GOIJDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbc and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings', Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Kails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &C, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus tom-house-street. WANTED TO LET, two furnished Rooms in the Suburbs, in a quiet locality. A short and easy distance from the city.—Apply Mr Worms, Sydney House, Queen street. WANTED, two or three respectable Men, as Boarders in a small family; no children; entrance City Market, opposite Anchor Hotel. ■TSTlirrlNG AND BOOKKEEPING Yt TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited. System of Self-improvement. Writing forwarded to any part of the Colony, in books . ready for use, on receipt of £2.—Address : Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Grey street, Auckland. 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, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers i 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, ■ Wyndham-street > "^JST^-NTED Known, Garments made to y V measure at a day's notice if required, and ; at a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted t shrunk.—Samuel Coombes, City Clothing Mart. ; A BARGAIN. —For Sale for Cash, as >; ___ the owner must leave for Melbourne—the i Furniture and contents of newly-furnished four -1 roomed Cottage in Newton. The furniture is f all new, and suitable for a tradesman coming , housekeeping. The cottage may be rented at 3 the option of the purchaser. This is a chance C not ol ten found.—Apply for address Star office. » I KNOWN — S A M U "EL .. I ty COOMBES having a large overstock oi r I Alpaca and Silk Dust Coats, will sell these goods |' at QQst,—City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street.



WANTED, a few respectable Boarders whore a good table is kept; terms moderate; next to Mhmetti's Bakery, Hobson strcct. No children. ANTED to LET, a Parlour and two Bedrooms. Furi.i hod or Uufurnishcd. Terms moderate.—Apply first house to JStone Cutters, Upper Queen-street, Karangahapc Road. ___^ WANTED, for the Waikato, two Gene ral Servants; good wages Riven.—Apply Mrs. Bloom, Theatre Buildings. Queen-street. WANTED, a good Female Servant and an elderly Man to milk :md garden (both for gciitlcmon's families) ; female hotel Chok (country); and several other Female Servants. — Hanuaford's Registry, Queen-street. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired ; Colours warranted fast, and not wash oih Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellesloy strcet East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. WOMAN'S EIGHTS—WHAT ARE THEY?—lst. She has a perfect right to go to Dcnncs's, and Buy a First-class Sewing Machine. 2nd. She has a ris/ht to be taught how to work it free of charge. 3rd. She has the right to send for that clever Machinist, P. C. Jones, whenever she gets into a muddle, itll. She has the right to have her Machine kept in order for 12 months free oi: charge. Singer, and other Treadlo Machines, from £7 12s. Gd.—W. C DENXES, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Just Opened, a splendid lot of Men's Angola Tweed Trousers, well worth 18 li, but they will be sold for 12/(5, to meet the times. — SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 1)2, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN —1 have Just Opened 2 eases Printed Mole Trousers, which I shall soil at 7 !.;. The goods cannot be equalled by any other house in town for less than 10/O.—SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, (J2, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN—That SAMUEL COOMBKS is not selling off stock from 10 to 20 years' old, nor ia lie selling Bankrupt's Stock of any kind, but SAMUEL COOMI3ES) is just opening up a splendid lot of Men's, Youths' and Boys' "Clothing for Spring' and Summer wear. Samuel Gooinbcshas one or two special lines he wishes brought lo the notice of the public :—IOOO Men's Trousers and Vests, 27/(5, worth dOs ; a large lino Trousers and Vests, 18/6 ; worth 27;(i; 500 Men's Sydney Tweed Trousers and Vests, a splendid line i'or working men, 15/(5, worth 257 ; a first-class lot of Men's Tweed Trousers at 9/6, worth 15/ G. Call early. These arc all now goods. WANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting Shop and Howe's Sewing Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up the street, opposite the Police 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 Howe, jun.), have never yet been equalled cither in principle or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tosled, ami adjusted. WANTED Known, that Montague's Kuval Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dress Circle Entrance of the Theatre [loyal, is now OPEX, where Ihe Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of llavunnah Cigars and Ucst American Tobaccos, ut the lowest possible, prices. A visit is respectfully solicited. ONE or two Cenllijm-ii Boarders can be handsomely ac'jdiiiiiKidatcd within an easy distance of town, at a moderate charge.— Apply by letter to A.M.. office of Ibis paper. DEVON P< )RT \V ES LEY A N SUN DAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. DEVON POUT II A L L, o.v TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), 7'J'ir NOV. On TUESDAY, 7th November, will be held in tho same place a SOJI!KIC. Tea on tho Table at 0.30 p.m. Tickets (Adults, Is. (id.; Children, Is.) may be had of Messrs. Edson and W'elsman, Queon-street; Messrs. Mays and Duder, North Shore; or of tbiLToachers. Afterwards, A PUBLIC MEETING will bo held, when Addresses and 1 leadings will be given by several Ministers and Friends, interspersed with Musical Hoicctiona. Admission Free. Steamers leave at 0 p.m. for the Soiree, return ing again at half-pusl ton. "TW-0 TIC E.—S TOK ES' VOl NT. On Tlmrsday Evening, at 7 o'clock, a BOAT will leave tho Watermen's Steps for Stokes' Point. THREE or four respectable men can be accommodated with comfortable Board and Residence within (wo minutes walk of the town. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs. Borth wick, Coburg-strcel. AKOW N DI H T ILLEK Y. \_j All Claims against the Crown Disl illery Co., or tlie undersigned, must be sent in before the 30th November, otherwise I hey will not bore cognised. All Accounts duo to the. Companynot paid on that date will be placed iv the hands Of a Solicitor for recovery. W. J. CAWKWELL, Vulcan Luuc. I>OvUlD ANI) RESIDENCE in a private y family for two respectable "Working Men three minutes walk from Queon-Htroel. Terms very moderale.—For addrosa apply to Mr. C. Darrell, Tailor, Wyndham-street. milE PARTNEItSHIP hitlierto existing JL bet ween E. Ledger and 11. Nyberg has this day been dissolved by mutual agrcemeni, as witness our own handwriting, EDWARD LEDGER, H.TALMAR NYBERG. Witnesses to signatures, A. Cnefec-y, Jas. R. De Courcy. All-Accounts owing to or by the above firm will bo paid to or by me. HJALMAR NYBERG. UCKLAND CATTLE SHO W TO BE UIiLD AT MR. A. BUCKLANDS YARDS, UEMUERA, THURSDAY, 9th NOVEMBER, 1870, When upwards £500 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, lS7(i. WM. PERCIVAL Secretary. STONE BROTHERS Have the pleasure of announcing'that they have been authorised to make a SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OK THE SINGER SEWING! MACHINE. SITSftiER SKWING MACHINE. STNGER SKWING MACfITNE, SINGER SEWING MACHINE. tST SINGER SEWING MACHINE, "©a THEIR £3 10s. MACHINE IS NOW ONLY £7 15a. WITH A Fuetheb Discount for Cash The Supreme Excellence of the GENUINE SINGER has been amply proved by the unequalled amount of PUBLIC PATRON A GE it has received and by tho Host of Imi- TATOKS, who vainly attempt to copy its Merits. The Temptation to Practice False Economy by Purchasing CHEAP IMITATION MACHINES, IS NOW DONE AWAY WITH BY THE REDUCED PRICE OF THE ear SINGER SEWING MACHINE, "339 Which is admitted to be THE BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD For further particulars, apply ta STONE EROS., OLK A#E2iTS FOR THE I'ROYINCE 03 Auckland^



a CHOOL TEACHER. Wanted, a Teacher for a New Country District, £50 per annum from local sources in addition to Board's scale. Average attendance estimated between 21) and 30. Married man preferred; wife with some knowledge of music, which would be source of additional income.—Apply by letter only, enclosing testimonials, to Messrs J. M. Dargavilie and Co., Auckland. Letters to be endorsed, "Application for Appointment as Teacher." T> 110 T O GIIA P 111 C NOTICE On and after the Ith instant, HEMUS AND HANNA'S STUDIO will be CLOSED on Satur days at 3 p.m. __^__ q _^ _ c R . piR, E. C. CARR, General Commission Agent, 129, Queen-street, having been appointed Agent for tho " Wangarei Comet," all Accounts should bo paid to and Advertisements sent through ALDERTON & BUCKITURST, Waugarei. T\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notioo is hereby given by us, the undorsigncd, Pierce Lanigan and Martin Danahcr, now or late of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Contractors, participating up to the 20th day of March, 1875, in certain contracts, under the stylo or firm of "Danaher and Lanigan," that since said date we have not been associated as co partners or participators in any business or con tract whatever. Dated this 30th day of October, 1870. PIERCE LANIGAN. Witness to the signature of the said Pierce Lanigan: FrrziiEßiiKUT 11. Gaffiiy, Solicitor, Wanganui. MARTIN DANAHER. Witness to the signature of the said Martin Danahci1: SAMUKL JACKSON, Solicitor, Auckland. TT7IOUND, ;i I)<>:4. —Owner can have same JjP by paying expense of advertisement, and giving description to Mr Odium, Exchange Jloio!, Parnell. LOST or STOLEN, from Duck Creek, North Shore, a Flat-bottomed Dingy, with oars.—The owner, a poor woman, will be grate ful to any one who will give any information of the same.—Apply at this oflice. "W OST, tli is morning between Post-oflice JLJ and Telegraph OlHco, at about noon, a £5 note. 'Die finder will receive 103 by return ing same at this ofliee. LO ST, between the Cemetery and Eden Terrace, a Greenstone EarringI.— Finder will be rewarded upon leaving it at Mrs Peters, Upper Symonds-street. LOST, a Kiwi, windless bird.—Anyone returning Lhc same to Albert Hotel, Queen sjj___t_J_;i]____2eive £1 reward. ~W OST, near Hie direction, an Official JLi Letter, dij-cctcd to J. C. Spall, Kybcr Pass Road.—Finder rewarded on delivering as above. A U(i KLA NI) WATERWORKS. The following parson in duly licensed to act as Plumber under Die Waterworks Act, 1872 : — Samuel Pabkuk, Wcllcsley-street. i>. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 6, 1870. |~ ODCE ST. ANDREW, No. 413, S.C. An Emergency Meeting of tlie above Lodge will be held in the Lodgorooin, Star Hotel, TO' MORROW" (Tuesday), ul, 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are invited. By order of the W.M. G. PAYNE, Secretary. November 6, 1870. :: *X O T I C E. -Li Our Partnership hitherto carrying on Business in Durham-street, under the stj-le of "Roberton and C 0.," is this day dissolved. Ml!. JOSEPH POTTER will discharge any existing liabilities, and is authorised to receive all debts due to tho said firm. JOHN ROBERTON. JOSEPH POTTER. September 1, lS7(i. WITH reference to the above notice, I beg to announce that the Business lately carried on by " ltoberton and Co." will in future be continued by me in same premises, Durham -1 street, under the style of POTTER & CO. JOSEPH POTTER. ON SALE, ex ' Orari,' ' City of Auck land,' and ' Abernyte': 5000 Fire Bricks, Stourbridgc 500 „ Arch „ 400 bags London Stowed Fine Salt 2XO Ash Oars, 13 to 18 feet 100 boxes Brandon's Caudles 20 barrels Pitch and Tar 20 kegs Bicarbonate Soda 100 cases Colman's Starch Windsor Soap, Tartaric Acid, Cream Tartar, Pickles, Vinegar, Sardines, Paste, Blacking, &c. POTTER & CO., Durham-street. r\ IRCULAR A. LINABURY & CO. Finding- that their lata PremUos wjre too small to allow of t'aeir doin^ justioa t; thsic numerous (Jus tomers and increasing Busincsa, hays taken those COMMODIOUS VHBiif',K3 (latoly in She occupation of Mr. W. AVilßori), 204 aad 206, QUtCKN-S'I'RBET. T&ey take this oppoitunity of informing their unmeroas friends and the general public that they wiil inaugurate the open\n_ of their new Emporium by holding a UNIVERSAL S \Lfci. For Ojje j£onth , our Entire Shipments of SPriING and S'JMateK DllESi GOODS, MILLINERY, OOsTDMES QENER4.L DEA.PKKY and CLOIHING will be in cluded in this Gft&ND SALE. A. L. & Co. beg to tender their sincere thanks to heir many friends, and tha general public, for their liberal patronage, and feel assured that nothing will do wanting on their p«rt to insure a continuance of a*1; support bo libaially bestowed on thsni Bince opening. DRESS GOODS. The immense choice of Fancy Dresses, comprielng all the Las.'fi; Ntivehiaa m faOrira lor .Lauiea' Cos- Mimes i»i.d W^tiikiiig- Dresses, rend -r it m;xt to im pus ibio io supply a complete li«t ol tb« Stuck now on view. .Ladies will fiini i ' this department a selection ol Goois unsurpassed as regards Vciiaty ol Material ana Culouritj_. A PERFECT GIFr. 1000 yardsjf Spring and Summer Dress Materials bought a job, and must bj cleared, irom 4_d. ALL EEMNASTS UNDER COST. A Large Stocfc of Summer fckircings, in plain, checked and strJpad Unions. FANCY DEPARTMENT. The Fau ry Department comprises every novelty in Ladi. a' Hosier/, Oiovts, Kibbons, Tiea, Umbrellas, Faucy Goods, ilaOerdaslieiy, &0., ho. SHOW ROOM. The attention of Ladies is particularly directed tc the extensive choice in the Millinery Depar'ment, Including a seleciiju of the very lutesi introductions of English and French M llin-ry The Mtoek o! UnderclothiDg is also wry ;&!£<*, compete, and wel! assorted, and Ladies caa bo supplk-d with everj lequlsite article. DRESS AND MA.NTLE MAKING. Uresses Marie on the Premiass. j Costcmas and .Dresses made in 24 Jioura' notice Houraia* Orders promptly exocuted. You can rely on a Good Fitting Tress, Fasl.locabl ma.de, aad, a? hilr the usual Aueiliridpfioo. A lar^o of Urcßses and Costumea always on hand and nude to order. PH.O3 List to bo liaa on application. b 1 A, LINAB.UR.7 & GO.,



"Home, Sweet Home!" THEATRE ROYAL, AUCKLAND. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! MONDAY. 6th NOVEMBER, G R AND OPEN IN (4 NIG HT ! GRAND OPENING NIGHT! OF The Colossal Panorama, THE MIRROR OF ENGLAND ! THE MIRROR OF ENGLAND! THE MIRROR OF ENGLAND ! lillustrating every object and scene of interest on THE RIVER THAMES! From its source at the foot of the Cotswold Hills in Gloucestershire, through the City of London, ending- at the Pool of London. This magnificent Work of Art, painted in London by the Royal Academy Artists, Messrs. Phillips and TBLBIN, on over Half-a-mile length of Canvas, is the LARGEST, most ARTISTIC, and most COMPLETE ■wokk of art ever introduced into New Zealand. Each View is 23 feet long, by li in height. The Panorama embraces Three Sections: Section I. Source ov the Thames to Windsor Castle. Section 11. Eton College to Chelsea Hospital. Section 111. Lambeth Palace to Tub Pool of London. Those Popular Artistes, Mr. GEO COTTKRELL and MISS ISABELLA CAIIANDINKMrs. CoTTEJtELL), have arrived, and will appear during the evening in selections from Mr. Cottorell's Entertainment, "QUIZ!" English Stings by Miss Isabella Carandini. Explanatory Historical Lecture, by Mr. Tiios. Kennedy. Appropriate ENGLISH MUSIC, under the direction of Mr. EDWARD Lewis assisted by Mr. Cope, Violinist, and Sir. MeComish, Cornet-a-pislon, accompanies each scene. R3F Note tub ADMISSION:—Dress Circle, 35.; Stalls, 2a.; Pit, Is. Commence at 3. Mic. L. P. HUMPHREY, Proprietor. 117* LLEJL SL I E GAItI) EN S. 11l THURSDAY. 9th NOVEMBER. CALEDO N I A N G A M E S. CONTEST FOR THE BIRTHDAY CUP AND AMATEUR CLUB RACE. GREAT GYMNASTIC CIRCUS. Dancing on the Pagoda. SWINGS, MERRY-GO-ROUND, RUNNING, JUMPING, ATHLETICS. The Hobson Band in Attendance. SPECIAL TRAlNS.—Reduction of Fares !! Tickets for the Gardens may be had at the Railway Station. Sports to commence at 11 a.m. sharp. /■\LD ENGLAND in New Zealand.— VJ* Theatre Royal, To-night.—3s., 25., Is. f^ OME and SEE tho OLD COUNTRY. \_y Theatre Royal, To-night.— 35., 25., Is. "DRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. _$_ ELLERSLIE SPORTS. WANTED io SELL, the STONE BUILDING, with the, right, to SELL Tea, Oolree,, and other Refreshments. Also, several STALLS for Fruit, Pastry, &C—Apply to M. GALLAGHAR, Thames Hotel. OItNE-STREET HALL.—HOLIDAY TREAT!—E. W. WARD'S VARIETY TROUPE, on THURSDAY, 9th November, in commemoration of the Prince of Wales' Birt hday. To conclude with a Select. Quadrille Party to holders of Tickets for iirst and second seats. Admission : —Front Seats, 35.; Second Scats, 25.; Back Seata, Is. E. W. WARD, Manager. "OLEASUIIE-SEEKERS are invited to JL spend their Holidays at SLokes' Point. Good accommodation at the Ferry Hotel. Reasonable charges. Strawberries and. Cream. —Thus. Uaynes, Proprietor. F|p\VO Gentlemen can be accommodated JL with comfortable Board and Residence, on reasonable terms, in a healthy part of Grafton Road, near Bowling Green. —Apply this oiiice. rriWO or Three Gentlemen can be aocom- I modatod with Board and Residence in a private house, healthy situation, good view, within nice distance of town.—Apply at this oiiice. IN two years we have made up 4059 measurements. Comment is needless. — SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. 171 OR Slimmer Wear there is no Dress : Material equal to Black Silk Grenadines. They can be had at 1.1/0 the dress of 12 yards (assorted stripes), at F. Tomlinson's, Draper, Parnell. Regular price, 1/3 per yard. BELLE IVIEW BOARDING HOUSE IN VINCENT-STREET. TO LET, the Belle View Boarding House, and FOR SALE, the entire Furniture at A BAR GAIN, as the owner is leaving Auckland. The Furniture is in excellent order. The House is long established, and. is well-known for its easy access to the city. The house has all the requisites for a lirst.class Boarding Establish ment. The purchaser may take possession at once. Apply for address on the premises, Belle View House, Vincent-street. ____ ___^ T ! 5 Ei The BANKS will be CLOSED on THURS DAY, Uth instant (Prince of Wales' Birthday). MnnO LET or FOR SALE, on easy JL terms, 2 New Cottages, Ponsonby, Road, 5 rooms each.—Apply at MaseMeld's Foundry, Albert-street. f 110 LET, »Sliop in Victoria-street, under JL Theatre Royal. —B. Tonks and Co. fild LET, two Rooms and Kitchen (un- JL furnisned), in Princes-street. Apply E. Henry's, Shoitland-strect. JAOK IMMEDIATE WALE, v 5-roomed JD ilou.-e, ciosc to Queen-street, with good well and large allotment. Price, £iUO; half cash and the remainder vu mortgage.—Apply to F. G. Ewington. IjIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a 3-roomed JD Cottivge, good garden, adjoins the Newton Road. Sold cheap.—H. Partington, 57, Queen street. _ GOOD STABLING TO LET.—Apply Greyhound Hotel. MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Assessment List for the year ending 30th June, 1877, has been finally settled, The Rate now due, and Fees for Depasturing Licenses, are pajrable to Mr. Ebenezcr Caleb (Jaw, who has been appointed Collector, and the Rate Book can toe seen at Mr. Udy's residence, Mount Eden Road. T. THOMPSON, Chairman. November i, 187 C. S" OUTH KAPANGA GOLD MINING COMPAQ V (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (the first).of Sixpence per Share iius this day been made by the directors, payable to tiie Secretary, at the oltiee of the Company, Kapanga Road, Coro mandel, on or before Wednesday, the 22nd day of November, 187 G. J. H. HARRISON, Secretary. Coromandel, Ist November, 1876, "VT E W CASTLE COAL ±S AT ONEHUNGA. The Cargo of Newcastle Coal, ex Syren, FOR SALE, in lots to suit purchasers. P. CLARK, Wharf, Onehunga. IXGU S I O N • TO MANUKAU HEADS. Prince of Wales' Birthday. The s.s. TAM O' SHANTER will leave tho Onehunga Wharf, weather permitting, on IHLRSjDAY, Oth November, at 8 a.m., return ing in time for 7 p.m. train to Auckland. Fares : Return Tickets, ss. SSS^Tf^l"l GISBORNE AND t J|||gg|||; iU NAPIER, ~ Calling on the Coast. y The s.s. JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Frasek, will leave Auckland as above on SATURDAY, tho 11th instant. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO,, iO, Queen-street, Auckland, jN%wc>mbej:tf,.ls7y i



npENDERS Wanted (Labour only), for JL building a brick Chimney at Waiwera. Also, for canvassing, papering, and painting a Large House at Wahyera.—Apply, on Tuesday, to Robert Graham, High-street. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Tenders will be received until To-morrow (Tuesday), at i o'clock, for the erection of a Chimney. Labour only.—Warnock Bros., Cox's Creek; or, Durham street^ ■ ■ OUNT EDEN HIGHWAY DISTRICT. TO ROAD CONTRACTORS. Tenders will be received until Tuesday, the Uth instant, i'or Road Works in the above dis trict. Plans, Sec, can bo seen and Tenders lolfc at the Store, No. 10, Victoiia-stroet. T. THOMPSON, Chairman. November i, 1876. TO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to i p.m. on W ecl ncsday, the Bth November, i'or the erection of Wesle'yan Chapel, at Devonport, North Shore. Plans, &c, at my oilloe, Albert-street, EDWARD BABTLEY. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received up to 12 o'clock on Wednesday, the Sth instant, for the erection ot a Building in College Komi. Plans, &c, at my oflice, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. m o rT~u I L D E R s. Tenders arc invited until noon on Monday, 13th November, for erecting a Nine-roomed Villa Residence, Newton Road. T. B. CAMERON. Architect, Queen and Shorlland-Streets. mO BUILDERS. _§_ TENDERS will be received up to noon on SATURDAY, the 11th of November, for tho Erection of a Large Building at Napier, for James Watt, Esq. Plans, &c, at my oflice. Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. WHY buy Slops when you can have a better article, and at. a lower price, at SAMUEL OOOMBES' City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. M. JONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at the All Nations' Boarding house, West Queen-street, on Wednesday next, Sth instant, at 2 p.m., Tho Whole of the Household Furniture, Bed ding, Cooking Utensils, &c, &c. TO-MORROW, NOON. ■/■A |TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. "OTOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND JLJL EFFECTS (New and Second-hand), Lithographic Press, Moat Safes, a Superior Gold Watch, Gold Watch and Chain, Fancy Goods, Combs, a Corking Machine, Lot of Brass Tops, two Ice Cream Freezers, assortment of Books, Blankets, Shawls, Trousers, Calico, &c. Furniture Depai'tment. R. ART II U 11, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY," 11 A. M. ' EX BELLA MARY, @ HOBAKT TOWN. APPLES, JAMS, &o. It. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction at his mart, Queen-street, on Vfednesday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., EX BELLA MARY, <g HOBART TOWN— ABM I^o i -iS2 CASKS APPLES, French W 20 ( Crabs, Stunner Pippins, VH ki r ScorJet Pearmains, Goose- WP If) V berry pjppius, Golden Har- AP 38 ] vcys> Nonpareils, &c, &c Johnson Bros.—2oo cases Assorted Jams, lib. Tina f— 70 „ „ „ Wilson &Co { — 5 „ Gooseberry „ I— 11 „ Plum ,' Terms—Cash. TO-MORROW. L. W. E A T O N "VjSTILL sell by auction, at his Mart, To- TT morrow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock, 80 cases Californian Apples 10 „ Onions 10 „ Pine Apples 50 sacks Waikato Potatoes. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. EX BELLA MARY, FROM HOBART TOWN. L. W. EATON HAS received instructions from H. S. Meyers & Co., to sell by auction, at his Mart, on Tuesday, 7th instant, at 11 o'clock, 30 cases Sturrner Pippins, 40-STP 22 „ „ „ 25-STP 7 „ Fresh Russets, ER 335 „ French Crabs, various brands 80 ~ Jams, in jars 20 „ Jams, in tins. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. CITY MA RT. RETAIL STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY.. CLOTHING, &c. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock, Retail Stock of General Drapery, Clothins? &c, &c. * ' To be Sold Without Reserve. Terms:—Cash. PRELIMINARY. VILLA RESIDENCE, OWNSHIP OF ROSENEATIL NORTF SHORE. PATENT SLIP. B. TONKS & CO. rTAVE been instructed by Mr Niccol, JLJL to sell at an early date, Township oil lloseneath, North Shore. Also, Villa Residence, 14 rooms. And, if not sold prevously, Patent Slip, capable of. lifting vessels o£ 600 tonß TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, CLOTHING, PRODUCE, POULTRY. M. JONES & CO. WILL sell at the Central Sale Rooms, To-morrow, at 11 a.m., Oval and Round Loo Tables, Kitchen Tables, Iron and Wooden Bedsteads, Cheinonier, Book-case, Conches, Chairs, Washstanda and Ware, MtittraßS^'s, and Palliasses. 300 volumes MagtwiPed, Novels, and .-standard Works. Oats, Maize., Bran, Cheese, Bacon, Potatoes, Onions, Oatmeal, Flour, Tea. Poultry, &c TO-MORROW. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. ONE CASE SWING GLASSES, ONE CASE FRAMED ENGRAVINGS (SLIGHTLY DAMAGED). E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell the above by auction. To* morrow (Tuesday), on the premises