CATCHING A THIEF.

The lecturer described how he recovered an axe that had been stolen. Under ordinary cir cumstances he could not recover it without pay ing the thief. He recovered the axe by going to a chief and paying him so much, and the chief sent for the thief and compelled him to restore /-c axe, as well as make a payment equal to / *■. made by tho lecturer to the chief himself. /, . ,t was the custom. ' SjoM CASH SYSTEM.-NO THREE MONTHS BILLS. They make everyone pay for everything. If a wife wants a smoke of tobacco, she must pay her husband for it.and if lie wants one from her, be must give her so many shells. They arc the greatest traders I ever knew. If you go into a house and they want a few beetle nuts, they cannot send out to a brother, or even get them from a wife. They lmist, pay for them. A SPLENDID CITSTOM-NO CAUDLE LECTURES—NO GRUMBLING WIVES. Another custom, and I think a. very good one, they make their wives pay for grumbling. A gentleman of my acquaintance went out to a dance. He had live wives, and ho left one at home to mind tho house. She grumbled, and the husband did not speak to her for several days. She knew what was the matter. She knew she. had to go out, and get a lot of shells and pay him for her grumbling.

HORRIBLE CUSTOM.

The lecturer gave a description of a horrible custom of shutting; up girls in close houses for yours, during which they were not allowed to communicate with tho outside world, and were oniy brfmjfht out to be married. An interval of ten minutes here occurred.

(For continuation of Lecture sec Fourth page)

CAPTAIN CAREY'S TESTIMONIAL.

Wk lately noticed a testimonial presentation made by the officers of the s s Wellington to Captain Carey on his taking command of the Taupo. Accompanying the valuable tea and coffee service of which the souvenir consisted, was an illuminated address to the following effect : " Dear Sir —-We the under signed officers and crew of the s s Welling ton, while expressing universal regret at loosing you as a commander, sincerely con gratulate you on your promotion to one of the finest vessels in the Company's licet ; your transfer to which being whilst on a voyage, precluded our then giving expres sion in a tangible shape to our esteem, by presenting you with something which may hereafter servo to remind you (should such be necessary, which we venture to doubt) of old, and as far as we are concerned, pleasant associations. We now beg your acceptance of the accompanying silver tea. and coffee service, and trust you, Mrs Carey, and the several members of your family may long be spared to look upon it as a comparatively insignificant portrayal of the esteem in which you are held by those who have had the pleasure to serve under you. Wishing you success wherever your lot may be cast, we have, etc." Captain Sinclair, in making the presenta tion, regretted that circumstances did not permit the donors of the testimonial being present, but felt sure he was giving expres sion to their feelings in wishing Captain Ca rey every happiness and prosperity. He then called on ail present to join him in drinking prosperity to Captain Carey. The toast having been duly honored, Cap tain Carey said : " Mr Chairman and gentle men—For the kind manner in which my health has been and drunk, and the handsome testimonial presented to me by you on behalf of the officers and crew of the Wellington, I tender you my hearty thanks. Without disparagnient to the pre sent company, I deeply regret that none of the officers and crew of the Wellington are pro sent. Whatoverthe ability of a commander, whateverhis experience may be, they are use less without the hearty co-operation of his officers and crew. During the four and a hnlf years I have been in command of the Wellington, ray officers and men have been second to none.; they have always backed my efforts, and in a great measure it is due to their able assistance so readily given that the great success of the Wellington has been due. I beg of you, Mr. Chairman to express these my sentiments, and also to thank them for the handsome tea service, and whenever at home partaking of "the cup that cheers without inebriating," it will carry my mind back to tho many happy hours spent on board the old boat." " The officers and crew of the s.s. Wellington," " The Union Steamship Company," and "Mr. James Mills, the Manager," were the other toasts at the presentation, which passed off most satisfactory.

AUCKLAND CEMETERY. —THE MEETING AT ELLERSLIE.

ABOUT 50 gentlemen, including Mr Bar stow, R.M, his Worship the Mayor (B. Tonks, Esq.), J. S. Macfarlane, M.H.Jt.,O. A.Tole, M.H.K., and several members of the clerical, medical, and other professions pro ceeded to Ellerslic at tlie invitation of R. Graham, Esq. ,by special train this afternoon, for the purpose of deciding as to the suit ability of a block of about 80 acres, at the back of Ellerslie Hotel, for a general ceme tery for Auckland.

On tlie arrival of the party, Mr Graham explained the object of the meeting. He ]i;ul expected that tlie Government avoulA liave done something during the late .session with the view of closing the cemeteries in Symond-street, and providing a site for a new cemetery in the suburbs. The Government however, had done nothing in the matter, and it had been suggested to him, that the proposed site would be eminently suitable for a new cemetery. His object in inviting them to meet to-day, was to afford an opportunity for an expres sion of opinion as to the suitability of that site. He would bo glad if the meeting would discuss the question, so that a decision might be come to immediately, as he was anxious, if the ground were not jrcnuired, to convert it to other uses. Some people had expressed an opinion that the «traiiiage would go into the Onehunga Springs, and lie had therefore obtained the .services' of one of the best surveyors to examine the ground, and had received a report to the elect that such fears were groundless, and that M'ith very little out lay the drainage might :l>3 carried into the ;sca nt Hobson's I3;iy. After a short discussion, a resolution was moved, seconded, and carried, that it was desirable to call a public meeting next week, in some public hall in the city, lor the purpose of discussing the question oi adopting the proposed site. Tlie site proposed is a most beautiful one, and evoked general admiration from frhe meeting. It will doubtless recommend it self to the people of Auckland as the best one available for the purpose.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(irROM OUR OWN COBEESPOKDENT.)

GKAHAMSTOWN1, Iliis day THE MAHUNIC BANQUET.

The Masonic banquet hint night whs ri marked success, nearly 100 sat down. MINING NEWS,

The Red Queen from 20 loads got 14 ozs. 8 dvi'ts. Moanataiari tribute from 13 tons got 10 o/.f. .10 dwts. Last; Chance, from 6 tons, got 4 ounces. queen of Beauty, 85 ounces, 5 dwts from () days crushing of 10 head at the Piako L-attery.

COBOMANDEL, this clay.

MINING OPERATIONS.

v*':*\;>toa : Owing to a very severe aeciflent y^i manager, there is no report to-d;iy. . 'jniere is nothing from the hills, and iniHin^ gflnomlly, excepting the Union Beach, was nevei1 riuiJcr.

THE COATINCr CONCERT,

Great preparations are being made here tot the Prcsbyrteruui concert on Thursday next, imuiy amateur kvUw ami gentlemen. in. 4uvm»,iml have jsronii^^ PW U(? rtOWR,

REPORTED RICH FIND

There are a great many flying reports about a ricli strike in the Black reef, but they all require confirmation.

ALEXANDER, this day. TAUPO ROAD COMMENCED.'

The whole of the Constabulary force, with the exception of one officer and five privates, left here this morning to commence work on the Taupo road. MAORI BOY LOST.

A native boy at Orahiri, who went out to the bush to gather tawera fruit some days' since, has not returned, and a large party of natives are out seeking for him.

RUSSELL, this day PASSENGERS PER lONA. '

Arrivals : Fawn and lona from the North; Gem, Ganet, Maud, and Elsinore from Auckland.

Sailed : lona, with cattle and the follow ing passengers :—Rev. Mr Burrows, Rev. Mr Rouse, Messrs Holdship, Churtz, Cava nagh, Page, Davies and family, Menzies, Lundon, Totten, Hynes, Milne, MissLuuas, Miss Dane, and ten others. NAPIER, this day. DINNER TO MR ORMOND.—ASSAULT BY A MAORI.

A dinner is to be given next week by the settlers to Mr Orniond, late Superintendent, as a recognition of his services to the late

province.

A Maori has been sentenced to four months' imprisonment for attempted criminal assault on a European married woman at Tunidale. lie attempted to break in her hou;;e. She ran out of the back door. The Maori followed her, caught her, and knocked her down. A settler heard her screams, went to her assistance, caught the Maori, and handed him over to custody.

A Horrible Outrage- A man named Crocker was charged with criminally assaulting two little girls, aged respectively six and four years. The evi dence given was of a most disgusting char acter He lured the poor children to a dark spot at Port Ahuriri by giving them sweet meats, where he effected his purpose. He was committed for trial.

[PER PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY],

DUNEDIN, tlifc day THE EDUCATION BOARD. *

At the first meeting of the Education Board under the new Act, yesterday, it was stated that the contracts for school build ings now existing amount to £10,000, and £(J,SOO more is required for school accomo dation deemed necessary.

COOL CHEEK. J. L. Gillies considered Otago was en titled to one-third of the £50,000.

WELLINGTON, this day. MORE PEDIGREE CATTLE FOR AUCKLAND.

A lot of prize cattle has been brought up from Canterbury for settlers in this province, also some for Napier. Amongst them are three pure-bred short-horn cattle for the Hon. Captain Frazer, of Auckland. They go on by the Wellington.

PASSENGERS PER CITY OF NEW YORK.

Tlie City of New York sailed North soon after two to-day. Passengers for Auck land : —Messrs Morrah, Pritchard, Wurts, Mr and Mrs Lingard, Mr and Mrs Rode. For 'Frisco :—Mr and Mrs W. H. Levin, Mrs and Miss Stewart.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day THE CATTLE MARKET.

At the cattle sale yesterday the attendance was large. 955 head were yarded. Fat cattle fetched 23s per lOOlbs; three-year old steers, £;j 17s 6d to £(>; cows, £4 f>S to £~> ; hand-roared heifers, £4 17s (id to £8 12s (id ; store ewes in wool, 12s (>'d.

Bishop Quinn lias been visiting Milchestcr in Queensland, where ho lode what the "Advocate" calls a "Protestant horse.1' This is a species of animal which we have not yet seen, and we wish Mr. Kennedy or some other enterprising theatrical caterer would import one of the right stamp, and place him on view at the Stau office. If tlie " Protestant horse" could be guaran teed as of unimpeachably orthodox views, there might be " a fortune in him," In fact he would be nearly equal to a live specimen of the tailed men of Kalili. We have been verdant enough to suppose hitherto that all horses were pretty much alike in their religious convictions, hut tlie world is moving along, and we have yet much to learn. Besides, journalists are commonly supposed to be indifferent judges of religious subjects. We candidly confess that we had hitherto .supposed that if horses had any religion at all they were what is termed " Calatlmmpians." But the worst of the affair is that the " Northern Miner ' warns the Bishop that tlie "Protestant horse" is a delusion and a snare, and will buck him off at the first favorable opportunity. No wonder that after this his lordship has been, as tlie "Miner" puts it, " pitching into the pub licans at the Towers who keep women with "painted faces" to sell nobblers." We have nothing to say in particular about the "painted faces," for, in our opinion, a pretty painted face is better any day than an ugly unpainted one, but we certainly want to see a "protest;mt horse," who has been regularly oaptised, knows his cate chism, and is not suspected of Puscyism. In the language of Mark Twain avc "want to see him bad."

Mark Twain ox Bad Musicians. — The musical public and general readers are cautioned not to purchase Weston's Wizard Oil and Magic Pills without carefully examining the outside wrapper—and be sure that the words "None Genuine without the Signature of the Proprietor, Fkask Westojt, Sydney, N.5.W.," are engraven thereon. Any other so-called preparations of mine, aro unauthorized by me, and calculated to mislead the public—Signed, Frank Weston. Sole Agents: Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.— Price. Hall'-a-crown.

THE EVENING STAIi, FRIDAY, JMOVEMJ3EK IT, 1876



T'SYsiE Cottage of Content Hotel, JL Victoria and Hobson-streets, is now under going considerable additions and alterations, und Vnll, when completed, be the best appointed Family q-nd Commercial Hotel in the city. Private entrance from Hobson-street—W. B. Langbridsb, Proprietor. WANTED, "two Boys able to milk, elderly Man to niiik and garden, young Man to do the same, Housemaids, Female Servants for gentlemen's families, and Nurse gfc'ls, -Hannaiord's Registry. WA^TEP KNOWN,"Piano Music, Cd. each, » I»WS ; Children's Strong Leather Boots, from Is. (5d.; do. Pwji^lift, as. Ud.; Ladies' Sewn Prinella do., 65.; Men's Auckland* made Elasti Shoes, os. (id.; White Canvas do., for «oing out, 4s. 6d.; Bluchers, 7s. ; &c, &c. You must call before 10 a.m. or after 7 p.m.—W . H. Dampier, Wyndham-street, corner of (Jhapcl ! streei. Don't be selfisli, but tell your friends. THfe KAi* g X V S T U (J lv. TENDERS for the StQok-in.-Trade of S, & J. R. Vaili; H-jU be received by the undersigned till noon on THURSDAY. 23rd inst. The Stock will be ready for inspection on Monday, 20th inst. Tenders will be received for the 'W hole Stock or in repartnients. Value of each in future acivpi'tL-iCinout. J. M. CLAKK, ). T , 9l LEWIS, I ltustccs rfT^O CARP ENTERS fenders will be. received until noon of the 24th instant, for the Erection of a Building atPqkenc, R. KEALS & SON, A.rchitects. ' A MUSICAL "AND~~ LITERARY ENT E RTAIX MENT WILL TAKE PLACE 1 ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, AT THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, In Aid of a Pook Family. Readings will bo given by Rev. R. S. Husuard, Messrs T. L. White, and James Pluukctt. " Musical arrangenienta under the diiuction of ; |1.9».« §eQ.



WANTED; a Girl about 15 to nurse a Baby and be useful. —Apply to Mrs Cozens, Parncll. ANTED, a Girl to mind a Baby,— Mrs Ritchie, Eden Crescent. ANTED KNOWN, that Fore- Quarters Mutton are 2d ; .Legs Mutton, 3d ; Loins, 3d, after S p.m. on Saturday.—lluhne, Butcher, Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy as an assistant Waiter. Apply at the Occidental Hotel ~^nS7"ANTED, f°ur good General Servants, t V two female Cooks, one Cook and Laun dress.—Miss Colls' Select Registry Oiiioe. "TKTANTED, a thoroughly competent V V General Servant.—Mr. Samuel Evinson, Eden Vine Hotel, junction New North. Road. WANTED, by a respectable young Girl, a Situation as General Servant in a small family.- Miss l.'yan, Grocer, Purnell. ANTED, a Master for the schooner t 7 Firefly; must have certificate for home trade. —Apply at once to J. and 1). Oxle.y. "VSTANTED, Business Men to know TV that Riprdau has made extensive altera tions in tho Culinary Department, and can now give an excellent Lunch for One Shilling, com prising all the delicacies of the season. ~\%T ANTED to Rent, a four-roomed Cot y y luge, with three or four acres of land, within three miles of town.—Apply by letter to Box 7ti, Post-offlco, suiting terms. WA N TED, Draper's Assistants— V V Apply 9 a.m. Saturday to W. Katu-ay, Gfi, Queen-street. WANTED, an experienced Canvasser with good references.—Bible Depot, Junction of Queen and Grey-streets. ~IT|TANTEp,by a respectable person from ty V America, a Situation as Nurse : good references.—Apply by letter to Mrs. O'Brien, Stau office. "\XT A NTED, a good General Servant. — ? V Apply Railway Terminus Hotel. •VKTANTED, a General Servant tor the V V country, about )!) miles from town.— Apply at Lcndrum's Stables, Queen-street. "TIT ANTED, a Married Couple, Avithout V * children ; the man must understand the management of horses and general farm work, the woman must understand dairy and house work. References required. —Apply W. A. Graham, Bank Buildings, Queen-street, Auck land. TKTANTED, a good strong active Lad to Vs' take out orders.—Apply at once a! the Grai'ton Store, Grafton Road. WANTED, a Boy about 14years <.f age. Apply Burke, Bellowsmak'or. Wakeficld street. l^XA NTE"[3~by'a~j:^^r i : fu! V\T }i TTnTcTd V i < 'ouple, a situation on uJTn-rin or Station; jna.li many years experience.- -Aflcliv-ss, .).i!.. United States Boarding-house, Queen-Ktrect. by a respectable competent .V *i young person, a situation as Barmaid, Housemaid, or Waitress.—Address M.F.0., cure of Mr. Jlogan, [fountain Hotel, Thames. ANTED, a Boy 15 or I<> years of age, to make himself generally useful, for the Manukau Hotel.—ll. Hardington. "VJfTANTED, a Book-keeper in a general ? y store out of town, with a knowledge of the business.—Apply with reference to J.H., 7, \\"yndhain-street, Auckland. W ANTED, a respectable Youth about 17.—Apply t>y letter to A.1?., this onice._ WANTED, by a respectable Young Lady, a situation ay Barmaid, Auckland or Thames. —Apply at this orlicc. WANTED, Washing by an experienced Laundress; good reference. Terms moderate.—Address Mrs. Cox, Drake-street, Freeman's Bay. ANTED KNOAVN, that you can get 1 nice Bows for Is. Kit for any Gentle man's wear, and if you have no money yun can have one for nothing, at the City Clothing Mart. — Samuel Coombos. !)2,!Queen-street. TX7ANTED KNOWN, that Samuel 7 7 Cooinbes is making up the McPhilg gloggojiaughi Check in Mosgiel Tweed Trousers for 20s. The best value in New Zealand.—-City Clothing Mart, 1)2, Qticcu-strcet. WANTED KNOWM, that W. H JAMIiOSOX, Jcx., has secured those commodious premises (corner of High and Victoria-streets) formerly in occupation of Mr .1. Stewart, where ho will be. enabled to supply his friends and patrons with the BEST COAL and FiiiKwuoi) ill the lowest prices. )\ r. J. appeals to his friends to support him in his new under taking, as ill health has compelled him to retire from the pursuit ofliia own profession. Cfood.s Removed and Carting of every inscription done. An express to be had at the yard. XSTANTEI} KNOWN, that (Jai:rett vf Bros, are now offering to the public JO trunks and cases of English Boots, also v. large overstock of their own manufacture, under cost price, to make room for further shipments. S.H.— The public will do well by giving an early call. —Gurrctt Bros., Dublin Boot Warehouse, Wakofield-st.reet, Auckland. WANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Large Brick Store.—For particulars, apply to Air Alfred Smart. Victoria-street Kast. ANTED KNOWN, that Samuel Cooinbes in making Trousers of the Mosgiel Tweed for 21s. Warranted thoroughly well shrunk.—City Clothing Mart, 02, Queen street. WANTED Known, that MONTAGUE'S Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from the Dress Circle Entrance of the Theatre Royal, is now OPEN, where the Public of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars and Best American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully solicited. 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 Howp, jun.), have never yet been equalled cither in principle or excellence of manufacture. Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam (gauges repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired ; Colours warranted fast, and not wash off. _ Dyeing in all its branches dona at, Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellosiey street East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. "¥/§7"ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines H to know that they can have tho numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS, Machine Kuler and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Star Oiiicc, Wyndham-street. TO-ANTED KNOWN that J. MOIIRI ,I,t,T S9^, T !S PrePared to execute ail kinds of ASPHALT. IN Ci at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Road. WANTED, the Public to know where they can spend their money to the best advantage is at Garrctt Bros. Great Clearing-out Sale of Boots, which will last only 11 days. As this ia a genuine sale and no null", tho (iobdawUl be sold at an enormous sacrifice.—Uarrottßros Dublin Boot Warehouse, Wakciield - street, Auckland. WILSON & CO.'S CELEBRATED V T BAKING POWDER.-TIUS now famed baking Powder, manufactured by Messrs. Wil son & Co., may be had from any respectable Grocer, or from th<> wholesale agents, .Messrs iNathan & Co. The Powder its free from any deleterious ingredient which is often found in many Baking Powders. The local testimonials are of themselves sufficient guarantee as to its purity and efficiency. It is by fur beyond the imported article. Ask for Wilson &Co 's Baking Powder. See that every labci is pro perly marked by the Manufacturers. WANTED KNOWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber Posts, Kails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks Doors, ba.sh.es, Mouldings, &c, at tho lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Road All orders attended to with despatch. WANTED Known, that D.- Goldis is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbe ' arid other Building Materials, including Sashes Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks' Post.-;, Rails, Hardwood l-'dloes, Shait-i iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c.' &c at the lowest market price, at hk Yards' Cus' lom-housc-stivet. %JLTA KTED, " Intending Purchasers of v '/ ISugKil Hurnuss, to know that; the. uniler f;ip;ued lut> Two Sota oi' Beat, Erodhsii-nniilc -x[:h Silver or Gorman &iver MoundnrH; ai.so I'ou'r SetsEcit Hmas■sionnt-.:d iUU-.\ for sale at cost price, tomake roo:u ioi»iar-gc iiiiipinsnta to arrive ;;er Liwn ievgut; and Abcrr.yte. A iavgo «iook ofexlra strong Hiilhsuic Hitlo Riding Uadtilra mado Qf.svcM:y £<><■ UutoliCi-6 aud other hvuvy }voi-iv, jit iif<. :.■■{. CAdi, coiuyiole with iuouma. W.ti. JON3SS, Wholesale and Retail Su,,idier ;-Ui uiu'.'Ari.u ;;•:;!> anrt S.njjiorter, Queen - street. N Al—A fu\v boat quality iCirtin-; Saiidlc:-, sn,rhth iHunayau, lor sal« very cheap. Alao, UuW i?ots aoconfi-iituvd Spring Cart HiU'jioss, Hiuhs iuuS Silvnf Mdtlhtnif, (Kill l!v:i.i- ihii-.-r.'-.-.^. ft Carteri Butcher, WoSfpfiicy-stK'-et,' i* seJiiJisMhoprinu-:-! i:u : .Jtty of Men! hi ihesasnc prices toy (.';i:J'i as U"...-;;.c; advoiTistii! by Uin h-ioiiuß. Thy sann> <jnuuty fjy'd on



JM. LENNOX, ESTATE AGENT, « Auckland, has the following Choice Pro perties for sale :— FOR SALE, a Bargain, a comfortable Resi dence and YL acres of land, all in pasture, in the choice locality of Remuera. Price, £175; £200 cash balance can remain upon the property. FOR SALE, a Fine Building Site of 3 acres at Remuera, on the main road, all in grass, and good view. Price, £200. FOR SALE, a reaily fine Building Site at Remuera, a few minutes walk from the New market Railway Station ; there arc 2A acres, and the site commands a magnificent view. Price, £550. FOR SALE, in Dublin-street, city, a comfort able House of 5 rooms, with large freehold allot ment and good well of water. Price, £150. FOR SALE, on the Mount Eden Road, a t?ood four-roomed Collage, with larpre workshop, and every convenience. Price, £110. FOR SALE, a good investment for a working: man, 2 Houses in Symonds-strcet. with freehold allotment, bringing in a rental of 17s. per week. Price, £i'Sr. FOR SALE, in Soafleld View, a fine Residence in this favourite district, with freehold allot ment 40 x 91. lot for \±2. per week. Price, £210. WAIKATO.—For Sale a choice Farm of 200 acres oi' first-class land, 3 miles from the Ohaupo Hallway Station, and 1 mile from rlie Pateranßi Sehool-honse, 50 acres in grass, and a largo por tion fenced. This property will bp sold cheap, ns the owner in loa-vingthc district. Price, .-K-i 10s. per acre; £550 of the purchase money can remain on the properly. MANGARE.—For Sale, a really beautiful Farm of 125 acres, all fenced and in rich grass, with Residence find large beach frontage. This choice property is only 11 mile;) from Auckland by a good macadamised road, uncl I miles from the Onehunga Railway Station. Price, £15 per acre. FOR SALE, a Bargain, a good (ivo.-ronmed House in Ncldon-strcet, with freehold allotment. This properly is only live minutes walk from the Union Hank. Price, £250. EST For Houses, Farms, and Allotments, sec my long list in tho "Weekly Herald." J. M. LE N N OX, Estatis Agent, Auckland. /^ROCKEKV!C Li O C X E X V ! \j Crockery ! China, Glassware, Earthen ware, Toilet Glasses, Holloware, &c., soiling at Greatly Reduced Prices, for one month, to make room for a different line of goods.—AV'. Holds worth. Cheap CiroftlteryShop. 29. Vin< oria-atrecf ATE \V \'Z V, ALA NI) "O"0 US X, CG, QUEEN-STREET. W. It A T T I! A V WILL BEGIN A REAT VLE AR T N (i-OU T OALE, FOR CASH, Of the Whole of his New and Well-assorted Stock OK DRAPERY, CLOTHING, I &c, &c., ON MONDAY NEXT, 20TH NOVEMBER. SW EE PIN G REDUCTIONS In Every l»epartment. The PREMISES will be CLOSED TO-MORROW (Saturday), for Marking Down the Slock. N E W ZE A L A N D H O UB E, GG, Queen-street. 1" OND () N AN D PAR I S JIJ pattern depot, QUKEN-BTIiISET. MRS. BUTTEEWOIITH Invites the attention of her friend;; to NiiW GOODd JUST OPENED UP. LONDON AND PATHS MILLINERY AND COSTUMES. ECRU'FISCHEURS and MANTELETS In the New Colours. SLEVELTSSS JACKETS and APRONS in Lace and otiier Malarial, i'roia 13s lid. c-iieh. ! A CHOICE STOCK OF LAPIES' UNDER CLOTHING always o;i hand, Children's Costumes jx Gkeat Variktv, A Largo Assortmcnf- of HATS and BONNETS (Trimmed and Cntrimined). TRIMMED HATS from 1/11. Mrs. BrTT3S\voitTii haying seeuvcrl Fi:1:".':- ---class Haiicld both in the Anliin^vy rind L't'csa Departiiit-ut.?, is now prei).ii.'ed 10 complete orders at tin; shuncst notice. I a ~, ~.,.. .i....... —re j ffj-tTJL CO:ViPA>; i , A.R. > . j Tho Momthia'-Issi'aoTtos of the (.'o.-ui^viy will bu held in the Drill-shed on TUESDAY j next, Hat instant. i ypocial .vioe'i^i; with ro.ferenc."'. to Ur.iiovni after Parade, Team i'-rc .Mi^ch v. N'Oi ii Co. to. I ba mi Jlio ground tit ;.:.S0 ;un. vi: iia.uvcSa.-.". ! THO;J. V. SELF, Cistl.-Si-'.'!,*., I QUFERIOR BOaT:I> AxniiicylbENCE jC3 for a ?itarvicd Gtutli^nian iuhL Lady, or [three or fnuv Str.jjle UuiiUcuioii.—if or address ! apply »■.: this otftce. • ! /^ >;V i'aiti'Mi. lip.stUJ^ a Pocket-book, ~ftT.jj.. bctwiscn Annkkvud; ascl Pamcll, oontahi hif< niottoy arid psij>c3*-i. will h" v-;<\\ rewarded by iwivintf thp gamo at Mr, Aieikarngj thQ UJ'ftKJ'j



TpEOPLE'S TE A WA R E II 0 U SE. [Established 1860.| ALL WHO WISH REAL VALUE FO It REA D V I\l ONE V, Arc respectfully invited to Non; the Pkice and Quality' of our GEXEHAL G 11 0 O E HIES, bought in the Lowest Market, Sold at Prices that will give the greatest satisfaction to cvory Purchaser. ALL SHOULD TRY OUR PUKE STRONG UNRIVALLED NEW .SEASON'S TEAS. It i 3 acknowledged by competent Connoisseurs that our CELEBRATED TEAS for the Million, being a rich combination of man;.- Rark Black Teas, possess Qualities of the highest order. No. I—Good Strong' Tea, 2s. per Il>. 2—Pekoe Flavoured, 2s. (id. Ib. 3—Rich Combination, os. Ib. ■I—Finest, 3s. M \\>. REFTOED SUfJAKS AT LOWEST PRICES. CHOICE FRESH BUTTER from the Best Dairies in the. Province. FLOUR, MAIZE, ERAN, BACON, CHEESE, &a, &a, &c. GOODS DELIVERED. Please Note our Address :— FRENCH «S: CO., IMPORTERS AND IPAJIILY GROCERS, " PEO J ' LKV3 T !•; A WA Ji X ! i 0 v WE," 252, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Opposite the Market. Q T R A W B E It H I E S ! STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM ! r.VLNOS AND CROQUET FOR THE USE OF VISITORS AT y,iT rl!- o w ri no v js, 1) E V O X P 0 R T, North Siioije. R. A LISO N, VnoPiii Eto r. m 0 BUI L D E X S. JJ TENDERS will bo received up to noon on SATURDAY, the lath of November, for the Kreetion ola .Larse Asuilding at Nupicr, for James Watt, Esq. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EJ>VV ARU MA 1i O A i; V, Architect. m O P> It 1 C X L A V E R S. j| Tenders required for Building two Double Ohimnies, Labour only. Any tender not neces sarily accepted. Apply to iYlr. Ncwbokl, at the building, College Kill. Tenders to be delivered by 12 o'clock on SATURDAY, LStli instant. m" 0" 13 U 1 L J) E R H. JL Tenders arc required for the E/action of a large Dwelling ilouse at. Remuora. Plans, specifications, etc., may be sj-jh at my oilicu, Shortianel-street, until Saturday, December 2, when the Tenders are to bo delivered at i! o'clock. JAMES WRIGLEY, zirchitect. fyWH. : 'i. MYMONS'S AUT UNION.— -i-VJL Tiiu Subscription Lisi;; vvili close on L'S;h November, and ;.:ie PiuZiia \>i!l he DRAWN tor on liiu o'JLli. All Hulwei'iptioris must be paid previous to tho Drawing. — UPTON & CO., Agent...... A YOUNG MAN, engaged during the day in a mercantile establishment, is an :ioi'.s w yam a knowledge of Carpentry or some usui'uj handlei/aU. li: an opportunity oifercd he would thereiore devote his evenings to tho acquiringl oj. same. A small premium j given Ji! necessary.—Address " i1.A.," oJiiee of tiiis paper. fi ii A I> E L' AS N I VEKSAR V, v> ON Kill (JNGA.—Jji the Independent Chapel, Sabbath morning next, the Rev. VV. JJavies, \ M.A., will preach" ; in the evening, the Rev. i George iirown. J -*«'£&". tt o"ii direct. s.s. ST. KILDA, J. FIovVKEDAY, Cum uiandcr, from Onchunga Wharf, cm MONDAY 1 next, 20th instant, at noon, woatlier. &c, per mitting. For freight; or passage apply to COMBES & DALDT, Auckland; Or, A. BARNES. Onuhunga. mHE'nea r o c c r y J. JS S T A ii L I S II M E N T, 214 QUKEX-STBEET, Two doors above Messrs. Coupland £: Co.'s, WI L L 0P E N SA TUKB A V Kl-X T, NOVEMBER IS, | WITH AX ENTIRELY Nl-^W fciuUK OF GENERAL I UiiUU^iUi'.S, NJiIVV tiiOA^uN TEAti, I AtNJJ x-jCUVIoIONS. i a Trial Okdkk ltEarucxKUJtiiiY Solicited. 1 | VV A N T 15 D, A Faw DAitniss oy Chuick Butter. F A 21 I L V . Gr 11 0 C 13 R, ili, QCSEN'-STKEET, Auculand, (Lato ol Pollen-street, Thainc;;), Y\ 0 JI A I X GARDENS. Vi'ANTEI) TO Si'JLL, the LEASE or. tho j above Uh.kU.-ji:-, with U yosiiy to run (subject to j the approval of Iho Dojjaia Hoard), including j lJ\voiiin.:v-iior.se, t-t-.ible, (ji-iion-hquso and con- \ tents, tot raw berries, and Valuttbio Stock o!1 Plants.—Apply to William Biughton, present Lewspc ; or to T. Leiuu "vVhitw, 31, Insurance litllldiiigS: jFTNION BEACH GOLD MINING U COMir'AN i (LIMITED). The Share Rogis>toi-a will be CLOSED from noon o.E Monday, the auth matunt. until noon of Tliui'sday, the iord instant, when a DIVIDEND ;W;iibol' ayabi" ' J.FHIAIICLABKE, I secrclaiy. ' I No. 21. rns'jra.r.co. iiy.iium^y. I AuCjuaud, liith Naveiubor, IS7C I j mIMB E R , : i HOIJEHT DAUTTjEY, hsivi'.'g charge,of tlio Kopura y.)'.v-;.!u!} Uur.iiiaiiy'a 'fiuibci' Vin'rl?, Hreii!;wiit.-.-;' \u:;.-;>i, )*.'-y:s iv nolify t<j liuiluoiis, v.)o:ili'.j.csi-r.H, UnViisit.'finaiii.'ra, ;uut otlici-i, i.h.a iio :-*-. a l«it-a.s -.v -;• V;v.-L<id Stuck ov TLVli'iKii oh iiund. wiiioLi iii l i-3 gciiiug atlawe&L ratos, K.8.--Oflnr."! ir;.;;v t]:?cfiunt r3:"wil!bedolivcrcii M.iiil stowed ijiUi i.hf: Ili-ir.v'Bj' Ti'tinks if required* | 'lAiiitiiilt A'iv.iiiUi-i.i i'Uii BALE, \J I'ryui :oa. to =...; jjcil j,:ur. —Apply at the S'i'AH OiHoa. | lO'ilay. iii rilt-sti'oet, fi small 3.J, Kjl-. c? CliMicvu Wixtch. ii iv.HU'l'.csd to this ijiiico, nnuer Wiii l>« fawrtvdoh, UTii/v.V* S.!K;::Ui:^ AND" CUI2AM ot i^j i.:.c hjies; «-j.;ii;lv cluily lo AliVjQii iifQthcra,



j " Home, Sweet Koine !" nil H E A T li E R O V A L. 1 THIS (FRIDAY) EVENIXG, NOVEMBEE 17, LAST NIGHT BUT OS El LAST KIUHT BUT ONK1! OF TlllO GRA X D NATION AL KN TERTAINMENT, THE MlliKOil Oi'iiNULAJs'D! TIIE MiKliOit OF EN U LAX Di TO-NIGKT, the Performance will be under the Patronage of SIR bEOKUK GliEl', K.C.U., who has kindly promised to attend, if heallii permits. MR, GEORtrB COTTEEELLT3 Character toketciies! ISABELLA CARAXDIN] (^lns. Cotterell). In English ! TO-MORKOW A i'TEKXOON'. AT2.SO, LAST AFTEItNOON EXHIBITION"! The Orphan Children and the Industrial School Children have been invited. Admission (Afternoon): Dress Circle. Adults, 2;.; Stalls and Pit, l*. Dress Circle-, Children, Is. : Stalls imrl Pit, Cd. \', 11! 'iss* f ill ('^vuiiu ■') * J)v ■"*<'■; C^il 'c]( * ■ S'■)]'''v ' 25.: Pit, Is. Dross "Circle Plan and IJesorvcdi Scuts tit Upton's. Mr., h. P. lIUirpnUEY, Proprietor. | 7p II i'l A T li E R (J V A L. : "' WILLIAM HORACE LTNOiARD A X!) MISS ALICE DUNNINCt (LTNCJARD), Tliq most colcbrnlcd Iv";:.- 1: an 1 Amoriciiii ■ Dramatic onrl Vocal "liars'1 (hal havo \ evcrcnlcred Australia (-■-■ i;>p^v*<j-1 hy their Comjianji, will S-'HOItTLY Ol'K^. IX Tdlfl ('•'!' V ! : ! "OIT! !?OYS' lilaycdovcr OOOniuhts :n Lon don, unri in jiclbnurnc oijrli! consi'cutivo wevks, !n Dimc.lhi ami (":'-;~:<-::-ir<-!: CrZ iiiuhr.y; tli:; <.i- ; -:,i.-.-;i Siic-.-r's cv;'.• Kiio-.vji in the: Australian Culoiiics since the days oi G. V. Brooke.—(Sec opinions of t he Press.) l^nl] particulars in future advertisements, bills, &c. rgIEMPERAXCE VARIETY TROUPE. young christian association ■ roo:»is. too.iorrqw (saturday), november is. ' a really good progra3die ! for the hexefit of the pioneer JUVENILE TEMPLE, 1.0. G.T. CKAIRJIAX ------- 3lx». MclvEXrriS. T.'iTTiSfuX'SR I'KOC.KAMKR : o\ortU]'C -Tonpcranco J)rn)M and Fifo l»and. Si-i:-'. " Duwj" by Ihe I '••■'•, i Sasi rten''—r.ii". Socr.ta ('.iii.iic Smi^1, "Liuncnt .'.ir. Jo?ios"—3Er.Clia.u im::i: Son;:, "' \\*it!:i;: v Zvllle oJ P.dinbro' Town"~Miß3 A.sbo Comlf! .Song, "Come Along Do"—Mr. 11. Lang ton ' Song, "The Beating Oi" r.iy own Heart'' —Idiss I Recitation, "The Fiprhtj; ■ 'c"—• Mr. Brown I Comic Sontf, "When tlics^ Old Clothes were ' New"'—Tifr. Clarke Soncj. " The Vacant Chair"—Mr. A. Jamicson i Comic SonKi " I'm a Dad.*—?.-lr. Vv'. Langlon Sonsr. "II Dc'Gondo'—J.liK:- Luni-cnce Challpn?re Clo.n; Dance—Mcssi-j. Kcighton, W. ! V.'V. and Co'cman | Sontr, "liin,Lf r]jr II pll Soi'tly"—Miss 3T. Rin.ns i Comic Souk, "'Fifiy 71i!e3 under the Sea"—Mr. I T. LaHW-O!) ' i Son:.?, -'Rose of Lucerne, the Swiss ToyGiiT'— ; Mi's. Bet!any Oumie Sony, "Just Behind, the Scenoo"--Ulr. : Olarko Comic Duct, "Gens d'Armes"—Messrs. Burton and Langtou Bo in Time and Secure your Scats. j I Price ov Admission :—3d. Doors open at 7.30. commence at 8. A. C. JAMIESOST, Secretary. ! QATLl[iyAY""xT[TliT^EN^EllT^N^ \O MBNTri, TEMPERANCE HALL, At 7.;j'j O Clock. SATURDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER, 1878. Musical Selections by Messrs. Hunter, McGuinncss, and Uutsohkow; comic sons, in ' character, "Tailor oi Paris/ original words, music, and character dress, Carl Butschkow: comic soiiy. iv tiliaracter, by request, "Doctor's Boy,'1 Mr. llcdc<son; song, "Gipsy's Warning," Mi. js Hall; i)rj;.cnai. local comic song, Mr. Winch con} be ; sunc;, ";-nii ~ iv..- an K!:;.flisii Song," All's. • Homer; fonjj:, "Marbii-. Arcli,"1 Mr. Marter; i so.'irj, '" liclit -'Utiu-he," IVliss Jack; song, "iJown ' by ilic L'iep Sea," Mr. Nairn; son^f, "The i Ijrr.nkard's 1-Lu.;<il Wean," Miss Pcacci. j ?ilr. Ruhc-vt Police will preside. ADMISSION: ThiiEliPiiNCE. CiIAKLES B. ANDItriW, Hon. Sec. A UCKLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL ±31. UK IO X IXDUS TR IA L EXHIBITION, AT 'JMIE VOLUN TE E X DRIL L- S lIE D. | OPEN THIS DAY, from 2 to 5 o'clock, and G to 30 o'clock. , I Admission : Adults, Is.; Children, 6d. A UCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL Jr\. UNION INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. The Committee have resolved to continue the Exhibition until Saturctuy, iucaisirc. fcichool Secretaries will picas-.! supply Mr. Lv Roy with list oi Stewards ior additional days. The Committee hope thai the adoption of this course, will not militate in any way"against the attendance at ihe L-tev. <j. Brown's iLec'ture at the Choral Wall, This Evening, and would therefore earnestly recommend as many friends as cp.:i iind it convenient to be present at the Lecture to do so. F. BATTLEY,) TTr ~ -;-: ■-■■?■•-. BE LET, on Graftou lload, &• ! c«;.•"■{;•■ -^- ,a 1-aryc and Convenient Family ««s«iiS i Ct:sideiice, containing ten rooms, al ways wclJ upylittti by pump anaruiinin^ stream of wascr.conuuodious yards and out-builulnga, together with about two acres of land, ihv greater portion oV which is ny, Orchard in Jiiii bcrarißy.—Apply I'J H. Atfii I'Ols & «OiSS, Inu. •;■ New Zoa'and Insuranco Buildings; or to Joauoh Newmti. rffii.) LET, a yix-roomed Cottage, 3 dool-s JL from Baxtei''3 Rroi'e. North Road.--Appiy at Haxiorßi • rjio LET, thoso oligiblu Ctiitral i M$L -M~ Orikcsin Queeu-sti'Oit, lately in the \ ' occupation iii: iir. Kisslin..,*, S-;Oiicitor.— j Apply to Juii.'i iJachanai), Sljortiaiul-stroct. tHBSi mO LET, TO LET, two comfort- ! U^iiv^t *>»'-*»#' t0 *'• *Sp3} fWVO LET, in Grafton lloud, a com- S"j"j ., JL fcvljili2c. Uoiis:*, c(i!iisii,iiii:s? (3 rooms, j l"*=a:tH<i ti()j:n;»ar.di!sK v apienditi view of lha hiii'iiouiI.—Apply to JVii\ J. Autiurscn, Gruftun I Road. ! mo LET, a-rwHucii iloasa, witli coloufiil i JL oven and every oonvwiicncc. Also, ii 2 aM.'l l!-i';;oi)icii L'oi,;;.;t. J, V\ urruii or O, ii. iv.Ua, !vai-tuif.rah»pc; lioud. 1?.■'..;") ::; V',- iJ'IT, ii eix-roomcil House.— K^^»,^:, l - 1 fV';!^ to Mll'Sanius, Sxavausahapo M'TjLf OU:SE~ro LET, in Hardi«ge. ,i-Jr_ street,—Applj- to *.ir.% Thus. Graisr, I'ttiianio-iiriitt. TtrOitTH fcJHOttE.—' rfo 'LXl v""uv(ri^: jl.^l j-roidm! d.Uages. -.\ppiy to li. and it. JjcvonportJLiull, ii.^uai.s. , ffiu LET, iii Uiiiou-street, on "ci«/ht- JL, roomed House, bath-room, and every con lion:-,;; iS;''^'^"^'^ :a« Groy -18. " .!:;. '"LJI F a"..i>, ! rtiflSc^'rfe^^M ■■"" /!- i:' !kl i]uU' PtKJ:iT .... 'U-.N')';■;.!,■ o: .NOtAX. I 'TH.AVN Or OJsEiiUNGA DISTIUCT. i oiUrict will t* J?s X'l^''!":: y*~^^ i:P | DA-i, the .ujjj ./uvca.k'r, iii ihc'iriir * s^.n" ; ii;:;,f "Tjiii/JuiinUvri .Viji. 'lj, ;.;,■' ;v'i!d'*ltii'lV'' J 1" '*/•• ---; Uot^oruiivua «.i,a, ».,w t.V'" ' "*"' ■■•'•'»'•< •;■• i j J. lii JAL'SCSOX, • ■&-< tiiM^u)- (jo;ui ; .ui fii-.jivi1 iJiachiU'ircE. 1,:..,,; yoaacl \'iuw,iia, mini Hcb,irt Town.—Lcavti ai tais omc-ounai'ecvi\ o comt'fUSiit^m, '



WEDNESDAY & AND THURSDAY, ! 22nd AND 2?RD NOVEMBER. CITY M A 11 T. 20 CASES PERFUMERY AND FANCY I GOODS, FROM THE CELEBRATED 1 HOUSE OF PRICE & CO., LONDON. | Just Landed, Ex City of Auckland. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON ! TQTAVE received instructions to sell by .bZB. auction on Wednesday and Thursday I next, at U o'clock, 20 CASES, comprising— I Pomatlos, Macassar and Marrow Oils, Gly ccrinc. Hears Grouse, Philocornc, Odon to's Tooth Powder, VTcnd-on's Almond (iiy.'criin-. Carbolic and [fancy Soaps, Perfumes in Fancy Moxes. Perfume Fountains, .irpn.c-c Fans. Fine Turkey Siipnscs. l.nvenicr ami K-iso Water, "Magic J-\u-n. •!•■(■ Polish. Glove Clea nei\ Hair ' c "o- ■-. i- x 'act Lime and (■'iyccriiK', Violet and Powder, Cola Cii a , ..'■ ouring Es s ■•icvri- -!.■■"!.-n. Ai ■■ ntl. »m iUJu, Kxirncta i; i-.s. .lock v Club, V.-rbcna, I'l.tchc: 1; i 1.-on. c i ia, vc. Florida Wat or. Ka'.cle'. VV- n.. i.ay, nd r Water, (Me. ( h'ovo iynil. :mr Syringes, Horn Scr.le Pans Pc'al ■ and Mortar . Lemon, StraniH-riy.iia.ii.ar-lJ n\f S..rut>s,Fools (•;.'<. lj.-t«:*-v. N'"to, ami .-iiiurni! g Paper ■<nd l-.nv; 1 i):-. ! or :'nl:'i-i. i ..otters, Plates. Anci lit i'nv!! turo. Encyclopaedia ijf Drnauii'-nt•-. P!\n'.-i;<:;l BuiUhii^s in Lrnvlon, Po:tl'o! o Scrap ' Books, 2152 vote. Books, coni.'n'isinjr Works by Sir Walter Soot I ant! Oiuis. Dickens, etc. The special attention n.'1 the Trade and Country Buyers is directed to this Sale. The Goods are all new, in jxood conu.tion, suitable lor the Christmas trade, and for unreserved sale. Term;;: -Cash. , -£;; -, .•■:■■.■: ~.£Ar **. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. GOVERNMENT SURPLUS STORES. M. JONES & CO. IOTAVE received instructions from Major JIJL \\". Ht. CJaif Tisdail to sell by public anction, at the Government Armoury, Albert Krvrrucks, at 11 o'clock a.m., on the :.'w!!i !::-iai;l-, S UIX PL US STORES, consisting of— 102 pairs Boots (ankle) 23 Blankets 2000 Cloth'js Brushes 2000 Shoe Brushes 113 Forajje Caps 25U0 Hair Combes 10 pairs Flannel 1 Jumper (tweed) Drawers 25 Riujs 1 pair Leggings 19 Cotton Shirts (leather) 4!3 pairs Cloth Trou -2-21 Sheets sers 17 Flnnnui Shirts 101 Mattocks 119 pair Bocks 89 Picks :;:.!'KJ Towela 80 yiedjrc Hammers 12,-i" 'lii Plates IS Handles for ditto 29 Ciii classes and i Pioneer's Sword SeiibburtlG and Scabbard 37 Cavalry Pads 27 Wood Revolver 181 Movuablu Stock Cases i:e.vciv;:r.j 3 Water Cans 53 Mont Djs-bos 1 Pannikin 1 Hauonpan 113 Wash Basins 7 J'.u.'-"ajuH Hoards 3S Hed Onsets: (>3 Bulkier i '.ises 50 Siip Bed Cases Kit) (UU.n au-i li 'Crowbars 1 Tatvipiny jiar 23 ijrder Koads 3 Konti-y Boxes 3 b:;ts Brands Gt 1/i'iils 72a Stone-breaking CI ll(/^:;&li Handles Hammers G I toad Rakes ii Lanterns 1 Horse Brushes 13 Horse Brands S Dandy Brushes Terms—Cash. "" MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. . 20 0 ACR ES, WIiAKA TAN E. Known as the Late Lieut. Ross's Selection. i ■ m nUrIR subscribers under instructions from - 1. ■ the Heir-nl-lcw, will sell by public auction at {ho Land Mart, Fort-street, on IVlonday, November2-Jth, at.l 2 o'clock, Allotments 29, 20, 31, and 31, Parish of Wai mana, County ox Opotiki, being lands granted to Lieut, lioss, lEt Waikatos, containing- 200 acres, having an extensive irontage to the Whakatane River, and situated a short diftance from the pro perty of P. Comisicy, Esq.. Tit's: Under Land Transfer Act. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. IN THE ESTATE OF THE REV. JAMES HAMLTN, DECEASED. MATAKAUAU AND RANGIRIRI. M A N U X A U II A R B O U R. Without Reserve. FpIHE Snljscribcrs have received instruc- JrL tions i'rojn the Trustscs of the Estate of thelftto Jiov. James Hainlin to sell by public auction, at the Lana Mart, Fori-atreet, on Mon day, November £0, at VI o'clock, Without Reserve, IVIATAKATJAU—AII that parcel of land, con taining v,i2 acres, more or less, situate on the IMar.uka-.i Harbour, in the Coumy of t, . r , T ]': d!-: li4 lnc=\ ulJ n"i:' e lalet vi Matakauau. RANGlKliil—All tliat parcel of land, contain ing (550 acres, more or less, situate at the jVianukau tTarbour, in the Coiuity of Eden. Both of tiie above have extensive frontages to the :.\;cir;ukan Harbour, and are situate butAVft-n Awitii and Waniku. PAPAKU.RA -SO aortViiOCil Dush Land, having an extoiisi vy frtiniai-c to ituv'i> Cvetk, and being Alloiinciits i.\i6 and 13!), Parish of Hunua. WAIKATO—Lots 383 and :;iS(, Parish of Taupiri 100 acres. ■ CAMBKID&a WSST-Ldts SO3 and 38. each 1 acre, SAMUEL COOMEANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER !& WOOL SALE, mHE Umbreigiiccl will hohl their First at Durham Yu^a. '*' ' °' 'll)0L' r "2» HUNTEII & NOLAN. Full Weight Woolj>;u:ks On Sale nt Jim-ham lill'd.j SATU ItDAY, NOVEMBEttTs; " PAPAKURA CATTLE SALE. A T the ynsn itrwiucst of many settlers, iMov att cou»ne>:«in- Kutukay; November 200 head.Fat. and Store Cutlo Uairy Oovvrj, tflicep, Uoititu, &0. At jjali-yast 12 o'cloul*. tujntru & nolan. thi: waVmaJ'^et! "" SAUS Ot? VrooL. ? ..ci-;?>:;,;:ins ; AKD At 3 iV;;u>,:;c, i ]nilftST IA itt? !'. \V"<" ;! ', ■-• A T t? ; TI!V. WOOL WALK