him continuing in his present line of con duct, (yells and hisses). Atf a vote of thanks to the Chairman, till.*"-* diusiastic cheers were given for Sir Geo h-ey, and the proceedings termina ted.

VISIT OF CANTERBURY CRICKETERS.

Mr. S. Jackson, Junior, who arrived in the Hawea on Saturday from Christchurch, informs us that Mr. Neilson, of that city, who was lately in Auckland with the Canterbury Football play ers, has undertaken to bring up a Canterbury team of gentlemen cricketers about Christmas time. It is not unlikely that our Southern Aisit ors will arrange their Aisit so as to bo present at the races on the 26th December, and tlie Ist and 2nd of January. If so. tho match would, in all probability, be played on tAvo of the intermediate days.

THE DUNEDIN CUP.

THE weights for this, the leading horse-race in the colony, were declared on Saturday. The added money has been raised this year to 500 soys. The following is the handicap: Guy FaAvkos, 9st 91b; Templeton, 9st 31b: Korari, SstSlb; Ariel, Bst 21b: Tadmor. Bst ; Fishhook, 7st 121b : Danebury, 7st 111b : Bon.ihoo, 7st lOib ; Cleolite, 7st 101b ; PungawereAvore, 7st !Üb; Spring -lack, 7st 7lh ; Kingfisher, 7st 71b : King Philip, 7st 71b ; Earl,7sf 61b; Elfin King, 7stClb; Middletoii. 7st 01b: Cloth of Gold,7st 51b : Storm bird. 7m sib: Izaak Walton, 7st lib ; Rob Roy, 7st lib : The King, 7ft lib; Right Bower, 7si 31b; Glent'-avrv. 7sr 21b : Stilledo, 7st 21b; Fallacy, 7~t -ib : Fanny Fishor, Tst lib : Dcat Heat. 7st lib- Maroro, 7st lib : Puriri, 7st lib; Armanda, 7st; Stirabout. Tst: Tasso, 7st: Titania, 6st 121b; Fol'lefarine, fist 121b; Princess Mary, 6st 101b; Tara lisl 101b; Steamer, list 71o: Stanley, .'lst 51b; Catherine, list 51b : Frccston-\ (Ist 51b; Merrvbird, list; Glenshee filly, sst 91b ; Chloe lilly. sst nib: Rosemary, sst Tib. It floes not do To say much about a handicap till after the acceptances are declared, but our sporting con tributor "Hotspur" expresses a strong liking for Cloth of Gold,and last year's victrix, Punga- AVereAvcre, avlio certainly let in on Aery lenient terms.

ACCIDENTS AT PORT BRITOMART.

We have to record two accidents Avhieh occurred this morning on the works vow bein---carried out by Mr. Dempsey, at Fort Britomart. At about 10 o'clock ;> one of the Avorkmen named Thomas Smith, a\_io Avas employed at the base of tlie cliff, close to the railway station, Avas severely injured by a piece ot loose soil falling on his head from the top of the cliff. The piece when it left its bed must have weighod nearly a hundred weight, but fortunately it divided into several parts in its descent,. and it was a comparatively small portion weighing perhaps 10 lbs which struck Smith. ' However the blow was severe enough to inflict a nasty wound right over the left eve, and the man was rendered quite insensible. He was taken at once to Dr " Dawson's, who after making an exami. nation, advised his removal to the hospital, ; >s the skull bore indications of being fraetm-d " Tlie suggestion was complied with, and our latest tidings represents the sufferer as being m no danger. The second accident occurred rather more than an hour after the other. A blast Avas lieinu lired on the face ot the clifl" opposite Combs and Daldy s store, am l just before the exnlosio" '""^ place, Mr dames McSliane, a couinieto r> sla . tioned himself at the corner, 1,- v and BroAvn's shed, to keep the i"1 "^- from passim/. The explosion avos a v ery loud

one, and fragments of rock } vcre sent living all OA-er the place. One P,cee struck McShaiio heavily on tho back °_ the head, and knocked him clown. He was dazed for a feAV minutes quickly recovered conscious ness to find himself bleeding profusely from a jagged avouikl in the seal]). He was able to Avalk up to Mr King's the chemist who dressed the wound, McShane Avas Avallc ing about this afternoon little the worse for his accident. We may mention that several persons Avho Avere further off than McShane had narrow escapes from being struck. The men who put in tiie siiots cannot he too careful in regulating the quantity of poAvder.

DISTRICT COURT.—Tins Day. (Before F. D. Penton, Ksq., District Judge.) PUTfUE a'. John booth. The particulars of this claim, in which Mr. Hcsket h appeared for plaintitf, and Mr. Recs tor defendant, was heard last court day, but judg ment was deferred. The facts, it will be re membered, Avere A'cry compiicated in respect or payment of £100 to plaintiff, on the part of a painter named Simpson. His Honor, having giA'en tho evidence, ms careful consideration, thought the weight oi: CA'ideuce was in favor of plaintiff, and gave judgment accordingly for the full amount, costs, £1- lis.

lkavis 111:0s. v. PEAcny. Mr Meyer for plaintiffs, Mr Kisshng for deten ''ii'this action the plaintiffs claimed the sum of <•!■> lSs _d for goods sold and delivered, and in which plaintiffs, on the 13th inst., obtained judgment for £iB. , , , \«r Fi^^hig applied for a new trial, on the ground that two witnesses had voluntarily oifered to give evidence which would tend

greatly in defendants favor. His Honor, on this ground, granted the appli cation, the case to he hoard before a jury on the 9th of January of next year. JUDGMENTS FOB PLAINTIFFS. Smith v. Vance, claim £25, with costs ; Nathan v. Vv Ta.kebain, claim, £31 Is lOd.

AUCKLAND WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The annual gathering of the Wesleyan schools of the Auckland Circuit was held yesterday aU o'clock, in the Choral Hall.Symonds-strcet. the °- therm" was very large, many standing, uii m"J -to _"t s»ats. The following schools were Dresent:-Pitt-street,, Mr R. Arthur, Supermten iafioii Road, Mr McMaster Supcrmten e i ■ Union-street, Mr Tims. Jh.ul.de, fenpenn- Tci -Vt ■ Pimell, Mr Hughes, Superintendent, in ■• i"'about 700 cliildren and 80 toacsiei-s. The fiF- v ■ or the school present swelled the number S,' about 1000 in all. It was a imposing Bitrht The children, led by Mr Rj an, ana tur w rjnlcv at the harmonium, sang some sweet uathcTiV^acred pieces, although sonic of the s. -s were old. but I hey bore repetition. The R,v Tho;. Buddie, ex-President of the Con ■r,:,',, conducted the service. The Rev. Mr AVi'r-'in -a"o one of his usual happy addresses oVt "vour.^'ul exploits of Ring David, lie gra y ic'el'y" e^crihedDavid's (ii-st ctfoilsm warfare, d his vii- orv over the lion and tlie bear. Re 11. n -ci'.-rred <• bi'^ inoro than amateur conflict ,1,- U,l ~ V:. ,'■■, „f (i-.th He kepi the children in wv;h GuL-H* ;- : v lt '' Th e j,:rcntrt a,id friends cou'd not restrain ll.eir appi-cialion. Tlie Rev. R A Ruungawj the lie->:t address. It was of a \\: V • '.T, ... -,i, W.-.t-lsins. and while it wh excellent counsel i^.d sn-eet am-cclotos iv'nh-h ciuld not fad to impress. liio 'M'oie se'i;dce was a gvea.l success. The collection at the'close amounted to fM _s 6d.

THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS.

A roMP-VY Of twenty minstrels of the first evening of cMI ox i « ""Vh .Hr sandl towns of America, has been and the cities ana lov br iUiant successes, crowned with a sencs presence of SA « aristocracy of England and ■ i-i,.V- „f America even parsons, it is said, - ' •' \'}(l\\ . Vi?„ir rec-mtion and comfort, on their Setcd arvafby mail steamer on Sunday cxt ;V ..^u i^ t appearance of the Georgia Minstrels is anticipated with interest.

THEATRE ROYAL.

THEhvclyandunoxceptionablccomc^of^Our Bo> s," w performed ™™fc£^ ££' §-„n?e tiics'.xfht-mc, ■-'•; »^r \. 4iL ., ;cor . s on ~,.o vi ous pleasure b, tho .^"1-;. i ut length to tne d_S2 if;3fSVcSSfe"= .sag _■"':„.> !L'JT r, •' - inrP »,i.dits, to-morrow eyemn,. Boys fui'ovni'i"',-,-,-.- v, > ,_, -rw-.Twlii'tta of *___."'&_& iSMfrss^spssffi. amusement to a happy close.

CALEDONIAN COMPANY.

This r.ewiv formed company .gave thoir first .'.-,.,. .-..„,;„,,. =r,,-,,.-- e h „,.,i H?-.i, Oricuicra, on £";;.',.vv"p"vr-iV;~ w ";rh great success. The pro- El'iss Jessie Raymond won freah laurels by he* fe-gt-rato BIHtA 0« the "B«>we VWwm w

Avhich she displayed much viA-acity and versa tility of talent. Air Searle gave several charac ter songs in his humourous manner, which brought doAvn thehouse, while tho dancing of Mr Glover Avas much admired. A now series of performances AA'ill be presented this evening, and to-morrow the Caledonians will open in the Newmarket Hall.

TEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE.

The Temperance Variety Troupe met on Satur day evening in the Young Mens Rooms in full muster, and in the presence of a full house. Mr Cox, secretary of tho Free Templar's Benefit Society, and a true friend of the temperance cause, occupied the chair, and in a brief, pithy, and well-set speech, introduced the pleasurable business of the evening. Mrs Hertz opened with a pianoforte solo, and was followed by Mr W. Doran, Avho sang one of his laughable comic songs, in Avhich he Avas encored. Mr Sceats rendered " Down by the deep, sad Sea," With much power. Miss McEvoy came out prettily with the pretty love song " Ever of Thee," the stanzas of Avhich seemed to vibrate from tho heart. Metiam Bros, were admirable in " She's my sugar plum." Mr H. Langton's comic song was avcll received. Air Brown gave "Tells Address" with his usual power, and was greatly cheered.. Miss Ash sang "Little Nell" in a tru'hful and melting strain. Mr Jamicson sang the " Village Blacksmith," of the poet Long felloAV. Messrs Ho.gga.rd and Heightou's clog dance produced a storm. Mr A. Smith gave a recitation, and Avas induced to give " Sticking Plaster" before the audience Avere composed. "Cackle Cackle" by Air Chapman completely subdued, the listeners, Avho were provoked to laughter. Mr Roth's little song brought the concert i.o :> 'isCaciory close.

TEMPERANCE HALL SATURDAY NIGHT.

I UK entertainment/held on Saturday night Avas a complete success; not so mucli perhaps in poinl ol' numbcrsas the merits of the programme deserveil, hut we feel sure those present went away highly delighted. Mr. Cornish spoke on the encouraging progress the 1.0. G.T. Order is making all over the world, and commended its principles to all those desirous of seeing mankind elevated. Air. Carter then sang with capital voice and effect, the first song of the evening, and at once put the audience in good humour. lie received an imperative encore. Mrs Homer sang "Annie Laurie," and an encore song "My heart is over the sea" in capital style. Miss Hail improA'cs every time we hoar her, and her rendering of "Silver Threads" and the encore song "Kiss me mother and I'll go to sleep " Avas pleasing and correct. Mr. Salt certainly has a sweetly harmonious voice : his song and encore wer >. very much appreciated, and lie favoured the audience by giving- another song later in the evening in Mr. McCappin's place, which re ceived immense applause. Airs Cotting ham and a lady amateur sang- the duel, " What are the wild waves saying," which, was really excellent, and deservedly received an encore, when Mrs. Cottingham responded by singing a solo "Thai"rugno Ueiily" with her usual effect iveness. Mr. Hodgson made a great sensation with his "Lanky Sail." The "get up" is terrific, especially the hat and breeches—and altogether the song and encore were good, Mr Alarter's song " lip with the Lark in the morning is very pretty both in music and sentiment, and was warmly received. Mr Winchcombo sang- his

" Parody" in good style, and received more than usual applause, together with his usual bouquet acknoAvledgments: lie sang "Burlington Arcade" in response" The duel " Upper ten and Lower Five"is worn thread bare. Mr Winchcombe appeared a --am in (Shelienci a silk velvet dress coat. The whole concluded with Mr Kinnon's terpsi horean display, which elicited immense applii use and an encore. He is really good. The audience retired while the National Anthem was being sung, some shoAving conspicuously their loyalty to manners (sitting).

THE MAYORALTY.

Tin-: next election for Mayor takes place on the _<)ih Dec, on which day the annual meeting of the City Council also comes oil". The candidates for the ollice of Mayor already spoken of arc .Messrs J. Cosgrave, -j. P. King, W. J. Hurst, E. L. Prime, and D. Goldie. We understand that the pre sent Mayor, Mr B. Tonks, Avill not again contest tlie oilicc.

ROBBERY ON BOARD THE LOCH LEE.

SOME days ago news was received in this city that n robbery had taken place on board the Loch Lee, Avliilc that vessel was at Tonga. The particulars of tho case arc shortly these : Captain Lombard two or three months ago, took the cutter Bella down to Tonga to sell her on behalf of Mr. M. Niccol and some other gentlemen. The vessel arrived and the sale was effected, and Captain Lombard took passage to rot urn in the Lech Lee. One day lie and Captain Stevenson Avont ashore together, and tic money (about £350) Avas left in the captain's cabin. On their return it was missing, and has not since been recovered. The first intimation of tlie loss was heard here through a telegram from Captain Irvin, of the Magellan Cloud. Tho police were at once informed of the affair, and as soon as the vessel came round the Heads last night Sergeant Martin and tAvo constables hoarded her. They Avere not successful in learning anything fresh about the matter, hut have been making a thorough search over the schooner to-day.

TELEGRAPHIC.

{FROM OUR OAVN COItRESPONOENT.)

COROMANDEL, this day

LATEST MINING

Tho Royal Oak got 501hs of specimens on Saturday evening from the Little Wonder, and Little and Good leaders, and there is a fair shoAV in the face. McLean's tribute finished crushing to day.

Tlie Union Beach is getting out some good specimens. Whangapoua : Tlie Atlantic, Christiana, and Fanny are all loaded, Avaitiug for a favourable Avind to get out.

[PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY]. DUNEDIN. this day.

CALEDONIAN SPORTS.

f.525 -will he given away in prizes at tlie forthcoming Caledonian sports. RAILWAYS OPENED. Tlie Round Hill tunnel Avas passed, as completed, on Saturday, and the line to Lawrence Avill he opened in January.

HOKITIKA, this day.

ANOTHER RICH SILVER DIS COVERY.

There was great excitement in town on Saturday night, on another rich vein of silver being struck at Rangitoto silver mine. The manager reports striking on Friday at midnight another rich vicn ot rilvor ore twelve inches thick. He considers it superior to anything yet obtained.

CO MMERCIAL.

Messrs Cochrane and Son held a property sale to-day at their Fort-screet Land Mart. The ten roomed house, at Heme bay, 1 on sonbv, brought £«5 ; and the building allot ment in Napier-street, the property of Mr Hosking, realized 17/ per foot.

CHAMPAGNE AND COALS.-A SE QUEL TO CIGARS AND SAND.

A CURIOUS story reaches; us just as_Ave o-o to press Avhicli reminds us very forcibly of the late mysterious discovery or^ cigar boxes filled -wit h sand. On Saturday Messrs Brown Campbell and Co. sent several cases of champagne to Mr. StoAve's Freeman s hotel, Freeman's Bay. They were opened in the presence of the carman, and one case was found short of several bottles, the deficiency in weigh! behi"- made up by sundry lumps of coal bein" put in the holes, which the bottles ought to have Riled. The carman returned pi<d reported the-circumstance, and a fresh case was immediately sent up, which curiously enough on being opened, ' was found to have been similarly tampered with. In the tAvo cases, ten bottles of champagne were short. The coal is apparently English, and as the cases were imported in the Sam Merdal which brought out 500 tons of English coal it is nearly certain that the substitution took place on hoard that ship, bi\ Campbell has preserved the coal to sub'

init it to an expert for inspection. The remainder of the consignment have been examined, but no further mixtures have been discovered.

A letter on "Angling on the Wharf "is published in our fourth page. A " NeAV Zealand Gazette," of November 16, contains a proclamation, delegating to R. G. Wood, Esq., M.H.R., the poAvers exercised by the Governor, under the " Lunatics Act, 1868." Dr Skae is gazetted Inspector of Lunatic Asylums for the colony. He is also appointed a J.P. Major W. St. Clair Tisdall is appointed in specting ohicer in the Store Department. Letters of naturalization have been issued to F. W. Manning, of Paparata, Auckland. Mr Reader Wood is appointed Executive Oiilcer in the Pro vincial District of Auckland, and is authorised to frank letters and parcels posted on the public service. Mr V. E. Rice, clerk to the Executive Officer, is also authorised to frank letters and parcels. Particulars are given of the intestate estates of the folloAving persons, placed under the charge of the Public Trustee during the month of October : J. KidAVoll, M. Fitzgibbon, P. Vonton, G. Law, R. 11 obson, J. Stewart, and W. Williams, all of Auckland.

The public have a right to know Avhcre they can invest money to the best advan tage, and avc confidently say at the City Kail Arcade. They do not profess to sell " under cost price," but avc observe their moderate prices in every department secure this establishment a large and steady cash business. Tlie Show Rooms, 166 feet long, contain the greatest variety of Carpets in Xcw 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 closes of people. This department is under the superintendence .of Mr. !!. CraiiAvell, Avhosc long experience and ability is a guarantee of first-class Avork. Country people especially should patronise HolloAvay 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 A-isit to the City Hall Furniture Arcade.—IIOLLOWAY AND GaRLICK, pro drietors.

THE EVEjNIJNG STAJti, MONDAY, JXOYEMBEJti 21, 1816,



"\XTANTED, tAvo good Broad Axemen and good 'timber Makers.—Apply to P. & I. MCLISOD, IlelcnsA'illc. T*7" ANT X D PUR OHAS ER S for a Large Number of FLY NETS for HORSES, just arrived, ex Abernyte and other late arrivals. Price, from 10s. each.—W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Queen street. TipO BAKERS.--Wanted, a Journeyman ; JR_ must be a good hand. -Apply at once to Rollcrson and Carhiw, Bakers, Nelson-street. WANTED, a Ploughman.—Apply to It. LJdy, Mount Eden. \\ KTANTED, two .smart Roys about 14.—■ V V Apply O. Gledhill, Wollcsloy-strcet. ANTED, by a steady young man, a TT situation in a Grocery Establishment, town or country ; good reference, and two years experience.—-Apply by letter to J.L., this ollice. \IS7"ANTED, sonic good General Servants V T for the country Vii good Cook, and lutlu girl as Nurse. — E. Henry's Registry, Shortiand strcet. TS7ANTED, 20 Pick and Sliovcl Me i.— TV Apply on the Works, Beresford-streei, at 8 o'clock snarp. %S7"ANTEi.), a rcspectahlo Girl, as Gone- V V ral Servant.—Apply to C. Johnstone, BaKer, New! on. \\7~ ANTED, ;i Youth, ahont 17 or 18 y V years, as Boots, also to a.;slst at. table; muslfcbo 'intelligent, able torcadand write, with references.—A pply at Army and Navy Hotel. \jir ANTED, General Servants, Female V v Cooks, Cook and Laundress, v.'ailer for Hotel in town.—MissC.'U'sSeleot Ucgislry Oilicc. VST ANTED, ;i Eilliard Marker for Gis- V T borne.—Apply City Club Hole!. IJfiTANTED, two , Draper's Assistants, V ? ami an experienced Saleswoman. —Apply by letter to VS m. Wilson, Draper, Thames. \\ rANTED, Nursemaid, General Female M Servant and Elderly Alan to milk and garden (all three for same family), r'eniulc Servant (Otahuhu), Alan Lo milk, _cc. (Tainaki), N ui'scgirl (YVaikato).—Hannaford's Registry, liiiccn-strcct. "iirANTED, a .smart Lad to make him- V ¥ self generally useful.—Meyio's Wharf Hotel, Guoen-streeL \OjX ANTED, Tenders for Carpenter's V V Labour in erection of a Cottage in Liverpool-si reel. Plans, c_c, at ollice of G. Hoidshipand Co., 26, i^ucon-strect. \JkJ~AisTED, a steady Bootmaker tor ▼ f country. -Apply to JL Gittus ami Son. WANTED, a respectable Girl to make herself useful.—Apply tit this oilicc. '%,%rANTED, three or four Men for hoe- W ing Mangolds; none but experienced hands need apply.—Geo. Maclean, Star Hotel, Newton. "VSTANTED, a good Coat Hand ; also tin T V Apprentice. Log prices paid. -Ceorge Bryett, Tailor, JShortlanct Crescent. WANTED, for the baruiieEuropa, Five A.B.'h, and Cook arm Stewaru.—Apply to Henderson & Xviacfaiiane. ~\%T ANTED, an Improver to tlie Dress- Vf making.—Madame Le Griilbn, Upper Queen-street, next the Turkish Baths, \hj "ANTED, immediately, Tailors, and V'Y good Tailoresses.—Apply 10, Hobson street. WANTED, an experienced woman as Nurse for small children.—Apply to Mrs F. Scherir, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, by a Married Man, a situa tion in a Store or Warehouse; good references, and can be well recommended.- - Address, 0.C., at this office. WANTED, a good Clicker, one accus tomed to factory work; also Kemale Apprentices as Machinists,- j. Tivnv/iHi's Roof Factory, \ Val_oiield-street. ;_ WANTED, a young Man to make him self generally useful, one used to an hotel; references required.—Britomart Hotel, Customhouse-street. ANTED, a respectable End with good address to tvait at table, &c—Apply to C. Bur torn Queen-street. "OTANTED, a General Servant.—Apply T 7 Scandinavian Boarding House, Durham street. a Married Couple, without VV encumbrance, six miles from tOAVil,— Apply Clarke's Registry, High-street. WANTED, Purchasers for Norfolk Island Drip Stones : a perfect filter at a nominal cost; Avater passes through thick porous sandstone ; drips aAvay bright and pure—H, B. Morton. W~~ ANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, ReneAved in Colour, and neatly repaired : Colours warranted fast, and not wash n't'. Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's D/eipg and" Cleaning Establishment, Wellesley street" East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. TTTANTED KNOWN that J. MORRI- V 7 SON is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Road. ¥[T ILSON & CO. 'S CE LE BR A TED y' ' BAKING POWDER.—This now famed Baking Powder, manufactured by Messrs. Wil son & Co., may be had from any respectable Grocer, or from the wholesale agents, Messrs. Nathan & Co. The Powder is free from any deleterious ingredient which is often found in many Baking Powders. The local testimonials are of themselves stiilicient guarantee as to its purity and eiliciency. It is by far beyond the imported article. Ask for Wilson & Co.'s Baking Poaa'deb. See that every label is pro perly marked by the Manufacturers. y> oyalalK'K chapter, 3^,Tc.— JL\) A Chapter of Instructions will be held at the Masonic Hotel, THIS EYEN'ING, at S Q"elQck,-H, G, WADE, Jv.



WANTED to Sell or Purchase, new or second-hand Furniture, and household requisites of every description, for cash. N.B.— . Parties furnishing can haA-e three months'credit', and pay by weekly instalments, at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, near the Greyhound Hotel. ANTED to Let, comfortably Eur nished Apartments in a genteel and central locality.—Address at this office. ANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Paling's, Shingles, House Blocks Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the loAvest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatch. WAN TE D" KN O WN, that~"\V. JAMIESON, Jux., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Air J. Stewart, where he will be enabled to supply his friends and patrons with the Best Coalaxd FiREAVOOi) at the lowest prices. W. J. appeals to his friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health has compelled him to retire from the pursuit of his own profession. Goods RemoA'efl and Carting of every diseriptiondone. An express to bo had at the yard. TJITANTEDKNOWN,~ tIiaF^GARRKTT V' V ' Bros, are now offering to the public JO trunks and cases of English Boots, also a large OA'erstock of their own manufacture, under cost price, to make room for furl her shipments. N.B.—The public will do avcll by giving an early call.—Garrett Bros., Dublin Boot Warehouse, Wakelield-sLreet, Auckland. WANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Brick Store.—For particulars, apply to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East. "\^ ANTED Known, that Montague's v ? Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dress Circle Entrance of Tim. Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, Avhore the Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars land Best American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully solicited. ¥17" ANTED, Intending Purchasers of V Buggy Harness, to know that tho under signed has Two Sets of Best English-made, with Silver or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sets Best Brass Mounted ditto, for saF. at cost price, to make room for large shipments' \'o arrive per Loch Fergus and Abernyte. A large stock ot. extra strong Bullock Hide Riding Saddles, made expressly for Butchers and other heaA-y work, at 775. (id. each, complete Avith mounts. — W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queen - street. N.B.—Afe w best quality S tiding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. Also, three sets second-hand Spring Cart Harness, Brass and Silver Mounted, and ih-av Harness iT KNOWN, that on Satur- V V days, akteii (i v.m., Meat is Reduced id. per lb., to enable everyone to have a Joint on Sunday. Meal will be all fresh. -A. Horn well. "\ft7~A NTEI) KN() WN, IhaXthc Pitting V V Shop and Howe's Sewing Machine Agency is REMOVED higher up the street, opposite the Police Court. Just Received, per Hero, a fresh sbipmentof Domestic and Leather Alachine'i. These machines, as made by Ihe Original Inventor of I his Sewing Machine (Klias Howe,.j tin.), have never yet been equalled either in principle, or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam flanges repaired, lested. ~ vi adjusted. v ja.7"ANTEI) Known, lii.ii I). Gull UK is i V prepared to .-.up; ly all kinds of Timhc and other Huiiduig Mat- nas, including Sashe.-t, Boors, Moulding?, Bread j.'imbor, House Hiocks, Posts, Rails. Hardwood Felloes, Shalt1-, Iro Baric and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, See., &c. at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus toin-house-strcet. Q MALL FAEM VOIi SATJ..--A Gom- IO pact farm of 25 acres, situate in the Parish of Pakuranga, near tho property of Mr. John Wallace, Plat Bush.—Samuel Oocurane and Son, Land Agents, Port street. TTINGINE AND IJOfLEIt. For Sale, I ll_ Hoi'i/.-.>iil<il lOngine, I Ji.p., with Vertical Boiler. —Apply Kcmpl liornc, Prosser& (!o. jp«> |/iOH- SALE, a nine-roomed House, jpyM-ii out houses, and 11 acres in grass, '^ Otahuhu.—W. Flood, 5, Insurance Build ings. Price, £300. _ •_ TJJflbTj "SALE, cliciip, n small Pleasure JL Boat, nearly new, with sails, oars, and anchor.—Apply to W. A. Smith, Coal and Fire wood Merchant, corner of VVyndham and Hob son-streets. gilOR SALE, in Vincent-street, a Large _fi n Building Allotment, (jli feet by 300 feet— Samuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents, Fort street. rVORTii SilOitE.—To Let, Furnished .1 n Aparimcnts, with or without board.—For address apply at this office. mO LKT, ;■ t]nT'c-staTl _amr7our-stiin J Siahle.—Appiy Pacilic Hotel, Queen-street. fTIO \AYi, iUiout SO Acre- of Land at .__.. Mount Eden.—-Apply by letter to Grazier, Ibis oiiiee. ' £7:*nf ' r'|l <•, LKT, House and Simp adjoin- JI_HL -*- "'S •'• *-'■ Pclham's Ladder and BarroAv-Factory, 111. Victoria-street; rent, 10s. per week.-—Apply on the premises. §•^'^o LET, or FOR SALE, a newly I lj JL erected Two-story Brick Building, off Durham-street, with concrete floor, rat-proof, dray stand, well, three-stalled stable, and large cart sic J. This building would make a very superior ilak-'i-y. as it, is well lighted and airy; also has large chimney stoke. -For parti culars apply to Thos. Hartley, on the promises. y~zj^ nfiO l>ti LET, on Grafton Koad, jpi 'i'« s t'si -"- a Jjal'gc a"^ on venient I'amily *^B«4^*aßiii;esidence, containing ten rooms, al ways well uppliedbypump and running stream of waser.comniodious yards and out-buildings, together with aloout two acres of land, the greater portion of which is an Orchard in full bearing,—Apply to H. ASHTON & SONS, No. 8 Now Zoaland Insurance Buildings; or to Joseph Newnifcii / iIIOIt A L 11 AL L, ONEH UNGA. \J CALEDONIAN COMPANY TO-NHHIT (Monday). Fresh Programme; Select Quadrille Parfv after performance. —XI.W'M.ARKiiT ON TU KSDA V. -Admission, 2s and Is. I^ITUMMOND'S ART UNION of Oil a_r Paintings of New Zealand Scenery, 20 Large Pictures. Tickets to be had of Opt on and Co.'s. ICED D 11 I N X S, THISTLE HOTEL. /PARKIER PIGEONS FOR SALE, \J from 15s. to £3 per pair.—Apply at the Star Oftlce. . I\\/fR. J. SYMONS'S ART UNION.— JLvJL The Subscription Lists will close on 25th November, and the PRIZES AViJI be DRAWN for on the 30th. All subscriptions must be paid previous to the DraAving. — UPTON & CO., Agents. m i m il c bT. ROBERT BARTLEY", having charge of the Kopuril Saw-Mill Company's Timber Yards, BreakAvatcr Road, begs to notify to Builders, Contractors, Cabinetmakers, and others, that he has a Large and Varied Stock of TIMBER on hand, which he is selling at lowest rates. N.B.—Orders from the country ay ill be delivered and stowed into the Rtihvay Trucks if required. October IC. I«7P. B~~AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). TO CONSUMERS OF BAY COAL. Notice is hereby given, that in consequence of the Contractor changing the Cua.ge on the KaAvakawa Railway, iio Coal will be delivered from the Mines from SATURDAY, December 2nd, to MONDAY, December 11th, both days inclusive. By Order, HENRY GILFILLAN, Jux., Acting-Secretary. 10, insurance Buildings, Auckland, Nov. 25.J.876. THE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS • ACT, 1876. In the Liquidation of the Estate cf George Co'l'Tid, of Pat noil. Gardener, a Debtor. This is to EriA'e notice, that I, the above-named Debtor, have this day iiled at the oliice of the Registrar of the Supreme Court, of New Zea land,, at Auckland, a statement that i am unable to pay my debts, and that I a-sire to have my affairs liquidated under the said Act: and I h-reb? summon a First Meeting of my Creditors, lobe ;;-kl on SATURDAY, the second day of December instant, to consider the propriety of ;. -,', :; . vi' a '■''; Ui i ._. HUM 1 '■'': Sii ft Act. 'Until the apyo.ntment of a Trust;.e, all persans having in rh'-ir poss ssion any c: my eifecis must deliver them, and all ih-.hts due '-0 me mii-t be na'dto the Registrar of tiies iprt-iu. Court, at Auckland. Before thuappoint.in -lit of a Trustee, Creditors to enable them to vote at a meeting must forward their proofs of debt to the aforesaid Registrar. After the appointment of a Trustee, the proofs must be forwarded to him. Dated, at Auckland, this_7th day of Ncven> her, 1870. GEORGE COTTio, Richard .i. Feltus, Symonds-street, Bankruptcy Agent.



TH E A T R E ROYAL. Sole Lessee—R. J. De Lias. ; By Particular Request, the LINGARDS 'Will repeat OUR BOYS! anii PETER WHITE! This (Monday) EA-ening, NoA r. 27. TO-NIGHT, THE LINGARDS IN ITALIAN OPJ__i__. TH E A T RE R O V A L. AY ILL SHORTLY APPEAR, The Far-larneil Original G E O R G 1 A M 1 N fc> T R ELS! Kixg Lattgh Makers! OA GENUINE NEGRO ARTISTES! 6>A i^v The Acknowledged Founders of /QXr Ethiopian Minstrelsy. FOUR ORIGINAL END MEN, AND THE CHAMPION SERENADE BAND! Under the Special Patronage of Her Most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria. Seats can be secured six days in advance at Upton and Co.'s Music Warehouse, Queen-street. For date of opening, see bills. P. H. KIRBY, Agent. X 0 R N E - S T RE E T HAL L. mO-NIGHT ! " mO-NIGHT ! A GRA ND CONCERT AVILL. BE GIA'EX BA r E. W. WARD'S VARIETY TROUPE, assisted ny this ORARI CHRISTY MINSTREL TROUPE, Who Avill give a Grand Chair Performance, a la Christy, in aid of the WIDOW AND ORPHANS OF THE LATE MR. MOHAN, who died on the passage out from England, in the ship Orari. The Performance Avill be under the distinguished patronage and hi the presence of His Worship the "Mayor, B. Tonics, Esq., 3VI.H.U; also, Captain Mosey and Ollicers of ship Orari, the Ollicers and Members of Court Zealandia, A.0.F., and Shareholders of the Hibernian Band, Capt. Burns, Ollicers and Members of the Artillery Co. Hibernian Band will play during the Dance. Admission—Front Seats, 2s. ; Gallery. Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8 o'clock. E. W. WARD, Manager. TOT" ESLE VA N" MISSIONS. The Annual Meeting of tho above will be hold THIS (Monday) EVENING, in the Pitt-street Church, commencing at 7.80. The Key. Geo. Brown will also continue his narrative of personal experiences in the Ncav Mission lately opened in tlie Duke of York Group and the Islands of New Britain and New Ireland. Colled ion in aid of the. Mission Funds. / VN r EJI U_\ (J A WESLE YA N CIIURCII. A Public Missionary Heeling Avill be held at the above Church on WEDNESDAY, 20thinst., it !.'.,•' p.m. The iicv. (>. iirowr. Mis-ionaiy from Ncav Guinea, and oilier gentit-iuon, vviil address the meeting. ' A~U CX LA Ni) IN S TTT UT E. The Last Meeting for the present Session will be held in the Museum Buildings, THIS (Mon day) EVENING, the 27th instant, at T.'.'O o'clock, when the following papers will he /cad :— I. " Notes on Quartz Crushing," by J. Good all, C.E. IT. "Sketch of the Geology of Northern llawke's Bay," by S. Percy Smith. The attendance of Ladi s is invited. T. F. GHEES i_ MAN, Secretary. 17" A MO / 1 0 A L. XX. \y A SPLENDID SAMPLE, EQUAL TO NEWCA S T L E. COME AN!) TRY IT. .JOSEPH CRAIG. J7IOK GI SP>olt N E AND , J NAPIER. The s.s. GO-AHEAD Avill leave as aboA-c on WEDNESDAY next, .Oil! instant, at 1 o'clock p.m., taking cargo for Gisborne and Napier. W. LODDEK. Manager -I^fe- A v C X L AN D STEAM <4M^JrL PACKET COMPANY (LIMITED). N OTIC E. The Ninth Half-Yearly Meeting of Share holders in the abovo Company will be held at the office of Mr. Tothill, Shortland-strcet, on THURSDAY, :50th instant, at 3 o'clock p.m. Business: To recei\re Half-yearly Report and Balance Sheet. W. LODDER, Manager. Auckland, 23rd November, 187 G. C^ZK 17' OR TAURANGA. i^e^Rx J: P7^^H>;:^. The cutter VINCENT Avill sail ~m}MuS^f n" TUESDAY, 28th inst. _a____g_sSE_a y oi , freight , v . passage apply to OWEN & GRAHAM. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. Performance of " Mendelssohn's 12nd Psalm," and "Weber's Mass in G," on TUESDAY, the 28th instant. J. C. Q. AUSTIN, Pro Hon. Sec. riHEAP BLACK O ILK S = CHEAP BLACK SILKS, 35 PER CENT. BELOW VALUE. IT. ATKINS HAS JUST PURCHASED A LARGE STOCK OF m- BLACK S I L X S, -s» IN ALL TUB •O.'KI'EREN,T MAKES, AT A VERY LOW .PRICE. On account of tho Great. Advance on BLACK SILKS in $ie Home Markets, tlie Prices of this Lot of Silks will be found at !east3s per cent, below their present A*alue. They are Marked at Loaver Prices than ever sold for at tho very lowest state of the SILK Market! A L S 0, A LINE OF REAL IRISH POPLINS, At 5/11; usual price, 10/6. Just Opened : CHOICE DRESS MATERIALS, NeAV Styles and Patterns A Large and Choice STOCK of SUMMER PRINTS BEAUTIFUL SLEEVELESS JACKETS, CAPES, FISCHUS, &C tizr Note—The Stock of Prints is the Largest and Best Selected Lot of Patterns ever shewn iii Auckland. Tlie Summer Dress Materials are also a very nice assortment. To Bk Sold Cheap : A CASE OF VERY BEAUTIFUL FRENCH MUSLINS. CHEAP SHEETINGS, QUILTS, LONG CUR TAINS. CALICOES, AND GENERAL MANCHESTER GOODS. A LOT OF LADIES' SILK SCARFS at lid. nsuiil pr.ce, nearly double. MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Our OAvn Make, and Imported. THE HEAVIEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK Oh' TWEISDS IN THE PROVINCE.. CHEAP TWEEDS FOR BOYS WEAR. During the present x-pressed times, H.A. will sell aO Uoeds at rko La wry. Pi ices H. AT X 1 NB,



LOST, a Brown Retreivcr Pup, about four months old.—Anj-onc detaining the same after this notice will be prosecuted to tho utmost rigour of the laAv.—M. Jones & Co., Queen-street. TTAS- REWARD.—Lost, a Copy of a JL \ f Lease, of no use to anyone but the owner.—Apply toE. W. Morrison, Dublin-street, Newton, or at this oflice. LOST, or taken by mistake, from the Industrial Exhibition, a Small Greenstone Image.—Anyone leaving the same at the ollice of Mr. Wm. Thorne, Solicitor, Avill be rewarded. TWO respectable Men can obtain com fortable Board and Residence within live minutes walk of Queen-street. Terms (includ ing Avashing), £1 per week.—Apply at Holland's, Grocer, Queen-street. F"~ URNlSH__D rApnrbiicntd at Bmnghton Hall, Pamell Rise, Parue 1 I TMPOUNDED, on the 25th November, JL 1876, by the Secretary, one Iron Grey Colt, white off hind fetlock, for trespassing on road near Morning-side; and in default of being re leased, the above colt will be sold, at the Public Pound, Morningside, ou December 12th, IS7O, at noon.—JOHN It. STYCH, Poundkeeper, Mount Albert Pound. W O T I C E. A Meeting of the Members of the Journeymen Bakers' Association Avill be held at the British Hotel on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business of importance. JAMES McLEAN, Chairman. "1%/T ELIJO UR N E CU P. SETTLING DAY, WEDNESDAY next, 29th instant, at Bp.m. PL N. ABBOTT. npENDEES REQUIRED FOR DEBEN JL TURES TO BE SOLD UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF "THE PUBLIC BUILD INGS ACT, 1875," AND "THE AUCKLAND PUBLIC BUILDINGS ACT, 1876." ISSUE OF £'10,500. Tenders Avill be received at the Provincial Ollices, Shortland-street.. Auckland, until noon of MONDAY, the -ith December, 1876, from per sons willing to purchase Debentures to be sold by the Public Buildings Commissioners, under the authority of the above-named Acts, and secured on the Lands set forth in schedule 2 of the said first-named Act. The amount proposed to be issued is £10,500. The Debentures bear interest at the rate of scA't-n (7) per cent, per annum, payable half-yearly. The Principal to be repaid at par, bythe appli cation to annual drawings of one (1) per cent, sinking fund. The Debentures Avill be issued in amounts of £100 each. Tenders to slate the amount offered for each Debenture. READER WOOD, Chairman of Commissioners. SCHEDULE 11. TO Tilt: PUBLIC BUILD INGS ACT, SHEWING TIU-; PROPERTY ON WHICH THE DEBENTURES WILL BE SECURED. Cri'v ov Auckland. I—Lots 1, 2, 3, and 1, of section l. r>, known as ' Th'- Old Supreme Court Site ;" area, three roods and twenty-eight perches. - 2—Allotment No. 12, of section 1, containing one rood and 1 perch—Short land Cres cent. 3—Allotment No. 16, of section 7, containing one rood and thirty-seven perches—Eden Crescent. ■1 -Allotment No. S, of section 15, containing one rood and three perches — Queen stieet. s—Allotments Nos. 7, 8, !>, and 10. of section '.), containing one rood and thirty-six per ches • Symonds-streef, Havcloek-street, and Wyndham-strcct. 6—The western portion of allotment No. 17a, of section 1, containing thirteen perches —Bank-street. I— Allotment No. 1, of section 31, containing two roods and sixteen perches—Situate in Mechanics' Bay (occupiedby Sash and Door Factory. Suburbs of Auckland. B—Allotment 21a, of section 11, containing seven acres and one rood—On road from Prince Albert Hotel to Great South Road. 9—Part oi' allotment No. 13, of section 12, con taining fourteen acres and thirty-six perches—Onehunga Load. 10—Allotment No. 7a, ot' section 12, containing fifty-three acres—Panmure and Great South Road. II —Allotment No. 17a, of section 12, containing twenty-seven acres and tAventy-threc perches—Harp of Erin Road. 12—Allotment No. liA, of section 12, containing four acres and one rood—Harp of Erin Road. 13—Allotment No. 21. of section 6, containing forty acres—Epsom Road. 11—Part of section No. :,'o, containing two acres two roods and tAvcnty-mne perches— Mechanics' Bay (adjoining-Domain). 15—Allotment No. _1, of section 3, containing twelve acres (excepting such portion thereof as may be conveyed by laAv to Her Majesty the Queen, for the purposes and subject to the proA*isions of " The Public Domains Act, 1860") Site of Hospi tal Buildings, new and old. 16—Part of allotment No. 1, of section 99, con taining three acres and six perches- Mechanics' Bay. Parish of Takapuna. 17—Allotments Nos. 14, 15, 16, 17, and 20, con taining one hundred and two acres one rood and twenty-four perches—North Shore, near Stokes's Point. TENDERS are invited for the Supply and Delivery of 300 Telegraph Poles (more or less), for a line.of Telegraph between Wark- Avorth and Waiwera, Ada the German Settle ment. Specifications and conditions of the above Avorks may be seen at the Telegraph Ofiices, Auckland and Warkworth. Tenders to be addressed to C. Maling Esq., Telegraph Surveyor, Telegraph Oflice, 'Auck land, and to be sent in not later than Noon of the 9th day of December, 1576. By order of the Telegraph Commissioners. C. LEMON, General Manager New Zealand Telegraphs. Auckland, Nov. 23, 1876. QOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND k3 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF fejEW ZEALAND. Capital £750,000. The popularity <^f the South British among Insurers is clearly shoAvn by the large and steady increase of its business. The receipts on Premium Account haA'e been:— First Year £31,032 Second Year £69,011 Third Year £95,181 irSr Lowest Rates. Promptand liberal settle ment still specially attended to. A. BOAR OMAN. Manager. TT7VL LERS LT E CEME TE R V J'J ■--, r—. In compliance with Resolution passed bythe gentlemen who assembled at Eilerslic Cemetery on Friday, the 17th ins ant, requesting mo. to summon a r.lcetingin Auckland of all persons interested in having a proper site selected suitable for the district, I now hx THURSDAY the 30th lnst»mt; at 3 o'clock, on the Premises of Messrs. Loav and Motion, fortne said Meeting, and shall feel honoured by a largo, attendance. (Signed), ROBERT GRAHAM. •JVfl'sS TEU TEN BERG'S ART ±M_ UNIO N. The Subscription Lists Avill CLOSE on Satur day, the 2nd December, and the Prizes Avill be dra\A m for on THUItSD AY, 7th December. All Subscriptions must be paid previous to Drawing. g T R A W B E H R I~E S! STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM ! 1 | SWINGS AND CROQUET FOft 'L'llK USE O*' VISITORS AT WJ ILL o W / < ft i) V 33. ¥? \ T D E V O N <■> 0 R T, Noß_t_ Shore. f •.. ALIS ON, PftO PIX lETOI N ° TZ I1 , -~The City and Country Properties oi Mr. Kirbyar.->cpen cor Private Sale, for a limiti'C time, at very low price^.-Applv to B T° ' —~i November 21,1§7G, v% *v *"v"



"1 AAA MILITARY Linen Towels _L\/Ul" at 7d each ; 250 Military Socks at Is. each, worth 2s.—W. EYRE, Enniskillen House, Victoria-street. SCHUMAKER'S 'BUS will leave c Remuera for Auckland at £.30 every I morning. Fare. (id. THURSDAY,. NOVEMBER 30. TARDE SALE OF EARTHENWARE, CHINA & GLASS WARE, LUSTRES, VASLS, &C. EX CITY OF AUCKLAND. E. & H. ISAACS WILL sell by auction, at their rooms, Fort-street, on Thursday, Nov. 30, at 11 o'clock, (f*{\ PACKAGES of the ABOVE, comprising \)*S —Toilet Sets, Jugs. Boavls. Mugs, Cups and Saucers, Butter Pots, Chambers, Plates, Dishes, Tumblers, Decanters, Clarets, Wine Glasses. Champagne (Mas ses, Water Bottles, Pickle Bottles, Vases, Lustres, Glass Dishes, Glass Baskets, &c, &c., &c. WEDNESDAY, NOON. BOOTS, UPPERS, LEGGINGS, LEATHER, &C. TO RE SOLD BY AUCTION. Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.—One case of Sample Boots, Shoes, and Leggings, from a celebrated Northamption House, half-a -dozen Calfskins. Also, 130 pairs Boot Uppers, assorted Boots, assorted Ivip and Cordovan Leather. Terms:—Cash. R. ARTII UR, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S. JUNCTION YARD S. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, at 1 o'clock, 150 Well-bred Store Cattle from Wan gale i 100 Eat wethers trom Taranaki. At 1 O'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13. WOOL SALE. WOOL SALE. . •..■_ (/XDEES.ILIN!_n will hoP !icir .-•■ •■;._!• I Wool< .a;--, at il. I; .Lj.l. . V ~,is, on ■.. : •.. c-kUiy, December io, ai : i«c;oc ■:. HUNTER & NOLAN. i U H E I P F a-!"-IT The undersigned will hold their FIIJST SHEEP FAIR in JANUARY next, and request intending vendors to forward particulars of their Stock, that entries n'lav be made. _ UUNTRR & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, And Following Days. IN THE ESTATE OF s. & J. it. VAILE. TO DRAPERS, COUNTRY BUYERS, AND THE TRADE. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED SALE BY AUCTION, ON THE PREMISES OF S. & J. K. VAILE. GRANT & MORTON TOT AYE been favoured with instructions JLJL from the rruste.s in Messrs S. and J. R. Vailk's Estate, to sell by auction, on their Premises, commencing on the above date, at 11 o'clock, and on every succeeding day till the whole is realised, THEIR STOCK, consisting of Dresses, Cos i tumes, Jackets, Underclothing, Ribbons, ' Fancy Goods, Millinery, I &••'., &0., &c ; __ Terms A-cry liberal at sale. "TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2& ! M. JONES & CO. WILL sell by auction, at the Central Sale Rooms, on Tuesday, 28th instant, i at 11 o'clock, Household Furniture, Sewing Machines, Clothing, Fancy Goods, Produce, Poul try, &c. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. " LEATHER! LEATHER! M. JONES & CO. "¥I7ILL sell by auction, at the Central v V Sale Rooms, on Wednesday next the 29th instant, at 12 noon, ' 2 bales Kip Leather, 100 sides 5 bales Sole Leather, 110 sides. Terms :-Under £30, cash; over that amount, approved bills at three months. THUESDAY, NOVEMBER SO. REMUERA YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock, 120 head Well-fatt-d Cattle GOO Fat Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows, Store Cattle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE HAYMARK.ET. 8 A mEi? W ? WO?^'EEPSKiNS, and kJ HIDES every Fp.IDAY, at 2 o'clock, ALFRED BUCKLAND. TUESDAYrDECEMIBERr^ THE HAYMARKET.. ! QECOND' WOOL SALE will be held oil kJ Tuesday, December 5, for about (__"__"_ BALES, principally WASHED >l/U LONG WOOL. ! A} l w°ol s™nst be in store op Friday, Dec. 1. I or it will not be catalogued. ALFRED~^iTcKLAN!->. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, IS7G. ~~ THE HAYMARKET. MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND lOTAS received instructions fv*n MessM. ______ Hunt and Sons, to sell by public aju-Hnn under Dissolution of Partnership, ( uon * Their VALUA BLE FARM of 217 oc-r-s on the. banks of the Waikato Live" ,4^! pin now in their occur-aP , v F or Pa rticulars apply to Air. B . 'S' fX farm ; to Mr. R. R. F alt k_-Swahi_^ or the Auctioneer- mt' FRIDAY f .DECEMBER 1. ~" THE HAYMARKET. v : "--'; SALE, nt the Hp-ms-jk._.C on Fri day, Hs cci-i -cr 1, •■■. >i /<:•■■ -^, • j 1 Timber Jmik.r, v-rbb R. foot wU«d». and * . poworf-u LUtmg Scv- w. ALFRED nU?C:T-n.AND. | FRIDAY, DSCEMRER 1. T H E II A V M A. 1. X i_ T, IjIOR SALE, r !n p,i ( ] ay next r , , -V at it o'clock, ' 2 Hugrdoa 1 Carry.-. ' 1 Expr. _a Wnson. f . Thv.w vehicles were made by the l-iat rv -; • I-.. .< i- in the United States, and c •_ r? u V; oaehj ' •rom blemish. qUsie *&* •I ALFRED m-KLA^x),