at tho Islands. Tho Captain and mate embarked on board tho Soabird, and were brought up to Auckland, Captain Morgan working his passage up as pilot,tho mate paying for his own passage,£G. But. what about tho othorremaining'slupwrecked c-"ors leftou the Chatham Islands? They had joney to pay for their passage back to this

~ aud must remain where they are. unless .^y receive assistance. They are at present living from hand to mouth, on workiuoongenidi to thorn, and to which they have, not boon accus tomed. Cim you tell me, Sir, who is responsible for theoo castaways being" noglecto-d, and what moans should be employed to got thorn back to this port, whence they shipijod for tho voyage and roturn voyage.—Yours, etc., HITMAN'ITY. [Something should assuredly be done to deliver those men from the imprisonment which their misfortunes have brought upon them.—Ed ES ]

PARLIAMENTARY.

[FROM OUK OWN CORRESPONDENT].

WELLINGTON, this day.

ANOTHER PRIVILEGE CASE,

MY Sheohan rrtfaod another question of privilege in the House yesterday, in com menting upon an article in the "Now Zealand Times " as to his conduct in the Auckland Provincial Council.

Sir George Grey and other Auckland members spoke in strong terms of the misrepresentations in tire Ministerial organs in Wellington. Mr Sheehan said his only object in draw ing attention 'to the matter was to show that the newspaper had misrepresented him, and lie withdrew his motion. SAN FRANCISCO MAIL SERVICE. Iv the House yesterday, Mr Whitakcr road a telegram from the Postmaster- General Of New South Wales to the follow ing effect:—" We can't consent to substi tute Auckland for Bay of Islands." Mr Whitaker will to-day state the views of the Government in respect to tho question. COAL KESOURCES. In reply to Mr Wason, the| Minister of Works said the Government would carry out the recommendation of the New Zea land Fuel Committee by issuing instruc tions that the native brown coal should he used wherevtr possible, in the New Zealand railways.

In reply to Sk Robert Douglas, Mr. Ilichardson promised to consider the matter of advancing a sum of £5,000 to the County of Wangarci, so as to "enable the County Board to lay a tramway for the conveyance of coal direct to steamers in the river, the advance to be secured upon the Waste Lands revenue of the district. END OF SESSION. Notice of asingul \~ Motion has been given by Mr. Curti yesterday, which savours of the system adopted in the French Assembly. The motion is that no member of the House should be permitted to deliver a .speech of more than twenty minutes duration, unless by special leave of the House, and that all members addressing the House should mount a rostrum to be specially designed for the purpose.

LAST NIGHT.

[TRESS AGENCY".]

AUCKLAND BEACH ROAD BILL.

In the House last night Mr Whitaker moved the second reading of the Auckland Beach Roads Grants Bill.

Mr Tole opposed it as being irregularly introduced saying it was a private bill, and the. usual notices should ne granted as it interfered with private rights. Mr Whitaker argued it was not, and asked that objectors should point out any clause that in any way prejudiced private right*. The Speaker said that it appeared to him to be a private bill, and he accordingly re ferred it to the Private Bills Committe.

MR. FITZHERBERT ON PROVINCIAL

OFFICERS

On the question being put, tha* the Pro vincial Abolition Financial Arrangements liill be reported, JNIr. Fitzherbert drew the attention of the House to the inadequacy of the provision made for Provincial govern ment officers. It was unfitting to make a revolutionary change in constitution;with out also making provision for tliwc, who by that revolutionary change would be thrown out in the cold. It would not he t-ojnmon honesty, if the country did not recognise these facts. It would be mani festly an unreasonable position to main tain, that Provincial officers should, f n manse, be incorporated with the Civil Service of the colony, and it wotild bo invi dious to single out certain of them, who might be taken into the Ciri] Service an if they had come in by a wrong way, whilst for those who were cast upon the world by the Abolition of Provincialism, it would be crnel if the country did not make proper provision. The Premier said the Government would consider the whole matter during the recess, and that the mass of officers would receive the utmost consideration. The matter then dropped. The remainder of the sitting was m com mittee on various bills. The House rising at 2.40.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN COERESPOKDENT.)

(JPvAHAMSTOWN, this day. The Bnllarat claim (Connelly) crushed 10 ton? for 13 ozs. lf> fhvts. 18 grs. The Union Jack, Tararn, crushed 70 tons forls:o.w. 1 dwt, melted. The Kuranui Hill (William's and party) tribute crushed 4 tons for 10 oz*. 17 dwte. Edgehill party crushed ;30 tons tor lo oze. 13ThTcineeii of May i« tfctting a nice show of gold w the main level on foot-wall branch. To-day they got 30 lbs. or rich picked stuff.

, , '","-. - TAUIiANGA, this day. GOLD FEVER AXD EXCITEMENT Another large and earnest public nveetiug was held last night, relative to the obstruc tion of the Native Department to opowM Kaimai. Tl.e past conduct of the Kami a ewninittee was cordially endorsed, ad a , u ,H»imoiw viito of confidence accorded it. Certaia of Captain Morr s's ™m« c™e ™ their 1,e..t to raise a feeling }\f ±() *JJ committee on the ground that thoy ignored liiin in the uuittc?, but tailed completely. A resolution stating that the whole of the obstruction of natives may b« tmced r^r -1 local administrations of Mr Hoim Ual^' for eight years im%^^ carried with acclamation, ™.*f"jgj committee intend quietly watclung i.c turn thiux* take, and are anxioiw to c- Tent Complication. Public feel ng nuia high, and good specimens are to hand, in creasing the excitement.

NAPIER, this day. SOUTHERN ORO^TO y LEAVE ON The Southern' Cross leaves on Wednes day. Kennith Nasmith, iron foxmder, for meVlv engineer of the SouthenTt Cross,Jhta filed hfe Schedule. His liabilities .axe heajy. His plant was sold to-day by Watt Bros., by auction, and brought £300. AUCKLAND PItODUCE. Auckland new potatoes realised at auction 4d. per pound. . . _ A llP ir- The Jane Douglas left Gisbome £01 AucK laiid on Saturday. ™ T .m * t MR MAY AT THE AGEICULTUEAL

At the Agricultural dinner, Mr. May, of Auckland, who acted as one of the judges, K smd as a visitor he would if*™^^ K-,atisiied ; for lac found breeders here excel Arfhig iv loujrwools and shorthorns «c, however, expressed himseli dissatisfied witu Abe qual ty of the cotswolds 1^ cx . Mr. Cttiwing, cotswold breeder took ex

would ba«k his sheep against any others. rH» would send his rams to Auckland or anywhere, and they would knock spota off any shorn agpinst them.

NATIVE OBSTRUCTIONS. The natives at .Takap.-ui ai:o|obstructing the formation of the contemplated road from tho Scandinavian settlement to the terminus of the railway. At the 70 mile bnsh tho natives pulled up the surveyors^ pegs, and refused to allow Avorklnen on the ground. The road" required is six miles in length. The, sugar, Hour, and blankets ottered will very likely get over the dilli- Ciilty.

TAURANGA AND NAPIER COACH CONTRACT.

Mr. Peters has obtained the contract- for » ■weekly coacli service between Tauruilga and Napier, for two years, at £2008 per annum.. . .

DUNEDIN, this day. CONSOLATION TO JOURNALISTIC SINNERS.

At at Baptist Church, yesterday, the Rev. Davics directed the intercession of his con gregation on behalf of those who have the direction of the press in Dunedin. THE INSIDIOUS ENEMIES OF PROVINCIALISM.

The "Guardian" condemns the "Times" editor for telegraphing to Wellington, and Christchureh, malign ing prominent members of the opposition. The " Guardian " says : Nothing of a more abolitionist character Las proceeded from Dunedin, than what is transmitted from the "Times'7 ©Ilico from the same person that is employed to dish up uncongenial paragraphs in the " Times" ill favor of provincialism to suit the Dimedin taste. Through its sub-editor transmitting these misrepresentations, more injury has been done than if any contemporary had openly and continuously assailed the Opositiou throughout."

Captain Marshall, for many years in tho Harbor Corporation employ,,, died yester. dav.

' THE WAIPAHA GOLDFIELD

The good accounts from Waipaha, aro continued by tho " Tuapeka Times," whish says: "EfMyon Tuesday, the Nil Despo rundiim Company struck on tho richest stone seen in the district. Those working in the mine, never saw richer stone, ami it continues good as they go up." PROGRESS OF THE RAILWAYS.

Kaka bridge was finished to-day, so that next week there is no reason whatever, to prevent the line being opened right through between Oaniaru and the Moeraki Junction.

WELLINGTON, this day LADYBIRD FOR MANUKAU.

Sailed: Ladybird for Picton at 2 p.m. yesterday. Passengers : —Messrs Davis, Seymour, and six in the steerage. - OVERLAND MAIL SERVICE

'The tender of Mr. A. Peters £2080 for one year has been accepted for mail service by four horse coach from Napier to Tauranga, through Ihe Taupo district. Contractors will make arrangements for the easy con veyance of invalids.

[PRESS AOEXOY.]

DUNEDIN, Ibis day

THE PUBLICANS TESTIMONIAL

The publicans have decided to express their sympathy with Mr Birch in the late libel action by presenting him with a substantial mark of their sympathy. Sixteen extra carriages are in course of construction for the Kailway Department. IMMIGRANTS. Two kundred single, men immigrants per Timaru, were engaged yesterday at £52 }>er annum. Caleb Moro li«s been nj)pointed paid handieapper to the Dunedin Jockey Club. CONVENTION OF THE PROVINCIAL COUNCIL. At a meeting of the Political Association held last night, it was unanimously resolved i-That, in the opinion of this Association, should there be any doubt as to the powoT of his Honor the Superintendent to convene. a meeting of the Provincial Council, his Honor should call a convention of those who a**i members of the Provincial' Council and General Assembly, the Mayors of the different Municipalities, and Chairmen of Road Boards to advise and deoide as to what the future action of the province should be. It is understood the Superintendent will act on this advieo. RISV. MR FiTOHETT BLACK-BALLED. At a.large meeting of the members of the Youn"1 Men's Ghmtian Association last night°iftcr a warm debate,the black-balling of the !!<♦'. Mr Fitchctt was sustained. VOLUNTEER REVIEW.—MOVABLE PARLIAMENTS. The Annual Volunteer Review is to be held at Waihola. A daring robbery was perpetrated last night. Two men entered a house hr .Clarendon-street by the front door, while a woman was in fche back. They broke open a box, and took £IS. The "-Times" advocates a peripatetic Parliament as economical in the long run ; also a readjustment of representation.

ALTERATIONS IN TARIFF OF LIGHT DUES.

-An Order In Council, dated Wellington, 17th October JB7«, received to-day by the Custom Ho °se authorities, bringing- into, lorcc new re" ilatious as to the payment Of Liyht Dues m the various-ports of the Coluiiy. -The dues payable ju this port are as- tol owh.: ---6d dot ton on vessote other than colonial trading vessels aad coasters ; id on oqlomal trading S, and Id per ton on coasting Tatefc Thei Mapukau dues are now made exuotrly the •*AtKs%£ Uo d kianga, Mongpnui', Wangaroa, Rustelland vessels will pxy id per ton excepting those from any port in the Vorlh Island to the north of a lino drawn from gSJTS to South Head ot iiaipara Hau bthe Thames-Vessels other than colonial c "n'ptin^- Vbosn arriving frem ports within that ton* si T?n<rl;in New Plvmoth, Waitura, Ise&»<f°SLSi<l ttbct"Sn Kapiti Maud and Ist November nest..

SIR JULIUS VOGEL.

mixed up 1 Avi.-m So far as lam concerned, BamaritM. If if W"",^' " Sadduocc o( mean inferior ie.to offer m«uW |ft n W , Masox, _^ - . -

THE EVENING STAK, TUESDAY, OCTOBER S4, 1870.



WANTED, a steady M;'."- ie(l Ma, n ior u n Mi, who can plouyk and milk, cottage and Garden B uppliod.-Apply to C.J., Post-oJJlce, Qnchuuga. a Boy.—Apply to filici-son



WANTEpjq SELL, a good GSJaOE full milk, and young; Nanny.—Apply at Bainbndge's: Central Store, Pohßoriby. ~ ANTED, a Savage Watch Dog>^- Combes & DaIdy "OTANT^D,; a l^alf/i'oyd' single Man ■ V T • • Cook fbr the Country. 'Several eicellorit Servants,,otboth soxes; sockihg places.—Hauna ford's Registry Que'eii-strcot... '. WANTED, a. General ..Servant, for Mercury Bay. Koferonccs required.— Mrs Giluier, Hepburn-street.' ■ • : BULLOCK DRIVER and four or live ' Bushman Wanted at theiOtatta Mills, Waiuku; driver accustomed to log hauling pre ferred.—Apply to Johu •Chines, .Wharf Dining Kooiaa. W "ANTED, two first-class Milliners, and Apprentices, at Mrs Butterworth's London and Paris Pattern DepOt, Queen-street. WANTED, a Clicker and good Machi nist.— Apply at Parker's London Boot Factory/ Wakoifold-btroct. WANTED, a suitablq Tenant, without' children, for a del ached Vour-roomed Cottage."-1 Apply to Davidson, ond house on the right Tiand siuo of Marmion-stroot, Upper Queen sti'edt, .tain down the stops'by Bowring's. W_ jgr rEB f() PU1 > CHA(SE) a LiL ,. ]lt Spring Pony Cart.—Apply to K. Good Stall oi.City Market. WANTED, a Room, with iireplaco, about, ton mhmtos walk from Railway Station.—Apply by letter to " F.G.It,? this olliee*. WAN TED, 10 dozen Port Wine Bottles, (clean), Is. per dozen.—F. Whitehead, Tea Dealer, Victoria-street. "VX^-A-NTED, a situation by a strong and ' V t willing .'Joy. 16 years old, understands farm and general dairy work, can milk, and would make himself generally useful.—Apply at this oflice. WANTED, for the country, a Cook ; also a Paperhanger.—Apply at Aurora Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant, must be able to milk well.—Apply at this ollice. WANTED, a General Servant,—Apply to Mrs. Briorly, Commercial and Family Hotel, Onehunga. WANTED, a respectable Boy for the Grocery business, as an Apprentice pre ferred.—H. & P. Gibbons, 58, Wollosloy-stroot. WANTED to .SELL, 5 Shares in the Buildiilg Society.—Apply to " W," Star. Ofliee. WANTED, a first-class Dressmaker.— -J.>L MoLachlau. <& s WANTED, a middle-aged woman to take charge of a young family in the country-.—Apply to Mrs Courtayne, Claroiuout House, Princes-street.' I'd'cronces required. WANTED, an experienced Draper's .Assistant to take charge of Counter in a good country store.—Apply at once to Mr Geq. Bullock, Owen and Graham's.- WANTED, for a few weeks only, good dairies of Fresh Butter, about lOOOlbs. weekly, at market, price.—Apply to A. Botlany, Dnrham-.stre.of. ' WANTED to Purchase or Hire for. the season, a Large Iron Roller, not less than 2 ft. G in. diameter.—Apply a,t this otlice. "\&7~A>.TED, a good Servant, and ffa TV tvursemaid.—Mrs M. Xiecul, North Shore: ■ ~V&7*ANTED, a good General Servant and Vt a Girl about 1(>; must have references, and be early risers.— Apply Spring Villa, Pou- Bonby. ANTED KNOWN, Now IJeady— "Illustrated Xew Zealand Herald" for <, October. Price, Sixpence, of all Booksellers. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply Mrs. Maxwell, Domain | at root, Graf ton Koad. WANTED, by aw aged man, care of premises, or any situation in which attention is required without labour; good re ference.--Apply "T.P.," at this ollice. WANTED, an Apprentice to learn the ! Cabinetmaking ; one who can work the tools preferred.—-Apply to A. (Hark, Pitt-street. WANTED, good Tailors, Tailorettses, und Machinists.—Apply Higgins, Tailor, AVyndhani-street., _______ \S7"ANTED to SELL, a -Two-wheel 7 T Express, with Horse nnd Harness.— Apply to G. JCJliotl, No. J, Albert-street. _ W rANTED, a General Servant wheie the \rasliiiiK is given out.-Apply Mrs. 11. H. Meyers, Kden Crescent. WANTE D, a fuwi-cspeetable Boarders ; good lubJu and accommodation. Terms moderate. No children, . - Next door to Mr. Minetti'b Bakery, Hobson-street. WANTED, WANTED, WANTED to SELL', clieap, 1,078 Coeoanuts, 9/ per 100, or. It each; Liuiujuicu, (he best summer drink for children, only /U per bottle., or 'I B per gallon, large bottles, /S, J/0 and 0/ per dozen ; 100 pairs of Children's Leather Boots, and Ladies' Prunella Boots, G/G and 7/'(i porpair: Maids' Boots, all kinds, 6/ti pajr. -.11. WATTS, Pitt- . street. _ WANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting! Shop and Howe's Sewing Machine ; Agency is KKMOVKD higher up the street, i opposite tho Police Court. Just Received, lier llero, a fresh shipment of Domestic and Leather Machines. These machines, as made by the Original Inventor of the Sewing Machine (Klias ; Howe, Jun.), have never yet been equalled either \ in principle or excellence of manufacture, lie- i pairs to all machines properly done. Steam j Gauges repaired, tested, and adjusted. i W_U rIN.G AN l> BOOKKEEPING T A UGUT. — Schools and Families visited. System oi: Self-improvement. Writing forwarded to any part of the Colony, in books j ready for use, on receipt of £2.—Address: Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Grey-] street, Auckland. WANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy Harness, to know that the under-j signed has Two Sets of IJe.sl Knglish-made., with Silver or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sots Best Brass Mounted ditto, I'm auk: at co.-st, price, to inakp room ior large shipments to arrive j per Loch Fergus and Abernyte. A large stock of extra strong Bullock Hide Hiding Saddles,! made expressly for Butchers and other heavy work, at 775. tid. each, complete with mounts.--; W. S. JONI3S, Wholesale and Retail Saddler,! Manufacturer and Importer, liueen - street. N.B.—A few best quality .tiding Saddles, slightly ■ damaged, for sale very cheap. Also, three sets j second-hand Spring Cart Harness, Brass and| Silver Mounted, and Dray Harness. ANTED KNOWN, we are delivering! our h,c,yt Tl-txeo Wood, full measurement, j within bhc City, at life, per'ton cash,—W, and G. WINSTONE. __ ANTED KNOWN that J. MO UK I-1 SON is prepared to execute all kinds of; ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address,| Newton ltoad. i GitAFTON ROAD -HIGHWAY DIS- \ TIUCT BOAkD. . ... | Frcsli tenders will barccuivedbefore! p.in,.on1 THURSDAY, the -UUi October, for \Vorks ill) Grai'Loj) Road. Plans and specj ficuMoijs at H. Ashton and Son's: oflice, Insurance Buildings. JAMES BABJKIt, O.K. October 23rd, 1876. RE D U C T I O N. p A It B V' S UNITED STATUS PIK&G ROOMS, 28. LOWIiR QUKISX-STBEKT. Meals (at all hours) .. .. •• One Shilling; Good Beds .. ..".'. .. One ShiUang. Board and Residence .'..■ •• 17s. per week. Edward Darby trusts from his experience in the above line of business to secure a fair share of support from the public. Everything served up in' tlie ij.ea.test style. m v b v i h d. b B-»s, TENDERS ape invited until Noon of TUES i DAY, the 14th day of Novcnibor. tor the Erection , of Otiices for the New Zealand Insurance Com pany, comer of Brandon and Featherstone streets, Wellington. Separate Tenders for Brick or Timber build- T%rtie!ilß!'s at the office of New Zealaud In surance Cojnpiiijy. Q(;.een-street, Auckland. October, 21, 187U, " EWMA RX E T HAL L. MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT. Tljfr M)jS!(.-ul and Literary Entertainment, wli'u-)) shoukl ljayii t'alvCivplace qnlast Thursday iivouiug, liul. postponed on account Qf tl>e hi clenicncv of the weather, will talso place THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at F. 30. Admission, Is. |S E MES SE N GEIf S E S TAT E. 'All ijo^s'ona indebted to the above Estate are re.(iuc.sle.d to Pay aiijiounts a.t once to tho under signed! " JB. ISAAOS, ( Tl . n , tl „



■jT3I. —the owner must leare for Melbourne—the- Eurniturii and penitents of newly-|uruished four roomed-CJottage in Newton. The furniture is all now, and suitable for a tradesman coming housekeeping. Tlic cottage' may be rciitod at the option of the purchaser.;. This ■■!&• a chance not oiteii found.—Apply for addrc'sa Star office. ANTED~t6riLET-. a la^F^-Yoonieil Verandah Cottage (ncighboiu-hood of Syincrnds^streefi),- good -^ellj tank, &c~—Apply to Secretary Mechanics' Institute. WANTE.I) Known, that L>., GOJ.piE is ~prepared to supply all kinds of. Timbe' and otb.ei; Building Materials, including, Sanlies, Doors, Moulclings, Broad Timber, IJLouse l-ilocks, Posts, Kails, Ilardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gtum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the loweoL market price, at his Yards, f Gus tom-housc-street. W- 'anted to SELL,"or to Let, a Lar<r o lirick Store;— For purticulai-s, appl^to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East. : j i; -' WAN-TEJD Kiio-vni that I axn dolivonng my best Titreo Wood, within the. city at 12s per ton; cut, ISa cash; full measurement guaranteed.—W; A. Smith, Coal and Steam Wirel wood Depot, corner of llobson and. Wyndham streets. .... ~ ■■ .-. , • \^ANTEP~>ViV¥TEI) !! to SELL 7 .. ?V: •..', (very,;cl.ieap), 'SO cases of 41b,, tins of Onions and Oarrol«, Id per-lib. tins, 3 do/,ed 71b. tins of. Mu.staj.-d, ss, Üb. tins, lid,. Jib.,tins, 7d; Sconted Hail" Oil, 5d bottle, is do?en ; Pain killer, Is. -2& bottle; Salmon, lOd■;. Lobsterd, 10d ; Freshings, 7d tin ; Lemon Peel, Is Gd lb ; Tay lor's Cocoa, Is Od ; Pickles, lOd bottle ; ■ Piekletl Salmon, 5d llj, 31bs for. Is : large ba/!S pf Soap,od; Blue, lOdlb.; Glass Egg Cups, Is id dozen; Salt Sellers, 4 for Gd; .300 pairs of Vases, Is !ld pair ; Jugs, four to the set, oa set ;,. Large Plates, -is Gd dozen; Cups and Saucers, ;~>s Gd doneu ; .Vege table- l)ishes, -2s (id each; lot of Pie Dishes, from (!d to 2s each ; Dolls, from Id to is o<l each-; pint, bottles of Ink, 3 for 2s, i-piuts, 3 for Is, small bottles. 9d per dozen.—H: WATTS, Pit I-si reel. /^HOCERY AND DRAPERY TRADE. \J Partner wanted with £200 to £300 to join the advertiser in a good going business in one of the principal streets in Auckland, to manage indoor departa.nent; can reside on the1 premises; a knowledge of Maori advantageous.—Apply to Mr. Henderson, Photographer, bhortlaud Cres ocut. MUSIC ! MUSIC ! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! I have the following Bargains for ONE WiflKK : — Piano Music, real gems, 1/ each ; Infants' Kid Boots, 1/3 ; Ladies' Pronella,. 6/, &c. Also, Men's Watertight*, 10/G; Bluchers, 7/; Children's good Leather Boots, i/, &c, &c, &d. All sown, and Auckland made. Ladies, tell your husbands ! Men. toll your wives ! —W. 11. Dampiku, Chapel-strcot, one door from Wynd ham-street. ■ JJ ACK2II AN 'H Ui i;st-ci.ass BOAED • IXG. J'JSTxVBJJSIiMEXT, Nelson-street, near" Well-esley'-sti'c^et, Auckland, New'Zealand'. Single and Double Bedrooms^ and every con venience for. Families, and'^;.s']>ef--ially Clerks or Single Gentlemen. -The—Boarding Establish ment i.4 qiUtd'seiiarate' from1 Ihe Proprietor's family or servants. Terms. All ]s. For the last 17 years in thoalMivebusiiuiss; * ■ • J^TJrxi^rtijJitik .RclVuTvcr bliif, A\;i.t]i _ i white spo|. on.lireast; briiss collar, No. 135 V/r. -The.owner can,have saiwe by paying expenses, on apjilyiiig at this olli/xv . i LOS'J', )as.t w.cck/a'J.iliie.Eiivulojtti,. coa (aniing Papc.rs {valueless excijpl. to ovvjier) belonging aiifl audrdssed to Mr. James MacFail- i;iuc, Itusisell, Kay of Islands.—This finder bring iiig ilium lo this oJlicc will bo r^wardcil. \TU!(l'll" ' "SiJUp &■.— ICflcrslio House, A^i Mount Victoria, now occupied by(,'aptain Ca.scy, FOlijSALli on easy terms.—Oliver Mays, liouse Agent, Devonport. r|^C> LETjfoifl", ItttojiiH, one with liropliico. I Kent low,—Apply at this oilicc. MfinO LET, a'sEoUK-room'ed C-otl;i.^c JL at Knsoni, eppouito Mr. Joseph Mays. A,pply to Mr. Bo.ve.s,.JOpsum. , , rfiy- LET, near fcho SuiFoJd Hotel, Jl Ponsonby, a. Fivo-roouiod House.— Ajiply to Win. IMw, Tole-street. Mfflp. LET, a wcll-fJiiifihcdTiitric^ Jl_ House of 5 rooms, in Coburg-sLreet, Victoria Quadrant.- -Apply next door. TO JAW;' ii 5-r«turned1 J louse ; rent, (X ])i'r week. —Apply York Hotel. HMO LET; .Four Rooms, one ■with ilre- JL • place—Address at (his oflioe. Tino LE'JD, Fnrnislicd Apartments, con- J_ sisting of Sir.tingroom and Bedroom, with use of KilChen, near the Choral Hall, Syinonds dtrect. —Apply at tliia o/lici?. : h^Aj. TTI IT RN : I SII3P- HOUSE. y^T>J- ' —— 'SJjJ^J&A ~'i'O LET. a Furnished Scven-rooined House in Parnellt—For address apply at. this ollice. . • r rjno Ll'7l', a. Hoiirtcof f) rooms in Jtemuera, _H_ well situated, with coauh-hou.se, stable, tanks, out-hoiis.cs, good orchard; and eycry con- ' venktnee. -Apply to J. lla-rris, Slalioncr, QaeCH- ■ si reel. 'ZE^TTnbIJE LET, on (rrnftmi -Hv'tttl, J' '■ c! ')>■&> -*- a fj!U'Xc Jlni! Convenient Family jifviifiKesidenec!, Containing ten rooms, al ways well upplied by pumi> and runniiif? stream of wasoiVcbTiiiuOdious yards and out-buildings, together with about two acres of land, the irreatcr nortion of which is an Orchard in full bVaring.'-Apply to H. ABIITON & SON'S, No. S, New Zealand Insurance Buildings; or to Joseph Newman. MnpiO LET, a Five-roomed House aud I Shop, side entrance, Newton Kond. Apply to J. Brock, Builder, Newton. _ rpO'-LET.'.'br FOR SALE, on easy I . terms, 2 New Cottages, Ponsonby . Road, 5 rooms each.—Apply at Maselield 8 Foundry, Albert-street. FOB, SALE, 77 Acres of First-class Land in Wangarei. Price, £20.—Apply at this olliccs i _ FOR SALE, a Five-roomed House in Wakctield-street. — Apply to Samuel Coch rano and Son. npiHE-f-ouiuutteo of tlie L.V. Bali" Invite .fl_ Tenders for Supply of Wnppcr and Light Refreshment for their Annual Ball, lo take place on the first day of November, IS7(>, at the Choral Hall. Particulars, on application, will be fur nished at the liritish ! lotol. Tenders to be sent in not later than V> o'clock on FRIDAY, the 27th day of Oolobcr. addressed to (J, Johnston, KSij., President L.V,A. VICTORIA LODGE, No. 41, P..A.F. S. OF A. A Special Meeting will be held TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 2otb instant, at the Christian Meeting House, Cook-street, at 7.30 p.m. ■ All members arc requested to attend.: 'i S. BROOKING, Secretary. MOUNT ED E N HIGH WA V ! DISTRICT. Tho Assessment List; fnv vlio yoiu- IS7O-f Has been deposited at Mr. Hedloy'a Stove, near Toll-; Bar, Mount Kden Road, for the inspection'of ' Ratepayers; objections lo which (if any) will be heard at the Fden Vine Hotel on This (Tuesday) Evening, 2!th Octobop, 187G, at 7.30 o'clock. ■ THOMAS THOMPSON, Chairman. September 20,187». ___^_ HI B Eli N I A N BAN D. _- ■ ' ■ The MONTHLY SELECT QUAD- Vz^Sßffil i:ii;i;K PARTY will bo given L\v thp af'y^i'i ~Y Shareholders of the above Band, in &■'/•>./ the Loi;xk-stkkkt ILvu., on. WED VV©jf NIOSDAY EVENING, 25th October, Jgfc'h Dancing to commence at 8 o'clock •}s»z> sharp. Double Tickets, us. each (refreshments pro-1 vid(sd),'fe be hart Irqiu the tegular Comnxittep, ilcs.-srs. H. P. Ha'yden, J.'Dempscy, J. SuUivau, J, D. D, Dillon, and J. P. LjOaci'gun, . . ■ Ladies by Invitation Oard only, ' ' Master of Ceremonies: H. Bvonnaji. H. P, HAYDEN, > Hon. J. DEMPSEY, f Sees. \m £> ri^HE M E 3\l B EIIS of ST. VW J_ MATTHEW'S CRICKET W% CLUB arc requested to nicet at the /jC\ School - room, Hobson - street, on ____Ai_s_A, THLJRi~DAY : the 2C!th instant, at 7.30 l^^b^^ r p.m. sljarp, '. , Business of importance, A. GODHAHD, Hon. Sec. rilFiE o\\)ier of small Brooch and Locket, I with piece of Velvet attached, will oblige by calling at this oilicc mHE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' a n a.. » l- ANN UA L $i B ALL, Wtl.l- TAKE I'l-AUK AT THE C H 0 R A L H A I, L, titi WEDNESDAY EVENING, Ist NOVEMBER. Dancing to Comme.nck at 0 O'clock. ■■ Tickets to admit Lady and Gentleman, One ■ Guinea. Ladies' Tickets, Ten Shillings. My order. JL FULLER,



t^fihjfj&k & r-LS vfc .JaiEjE T HALL. "THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, Positively Last Night! M A M M O T H D lOKA M A. FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR! PJCTjURES. .OF . THE" NILE SCENERY!!! GREAT CLEARANCE OF GIFTS ! ■ < €* X A £5 Note will be given away as a _O X aW«J Prize, besides a lot of others. 3^fJ A Splendid Baud, under tho direction of Pro. D. Cope. Lecturer : Mr. SEARLK. Front Scats, 3s ; Second, 2s ; Back Seats, Is. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. God Save tho Queen ! \\ r. H. POPE, Manager. TH E A T R E R O V A L. Lessee .. R. J. Delias. RE-OPENING FOR A LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS! Mr. Dk LtAS has great pleasure in informing the public that he has Ensued MR. AND MRS. JOHN L. HALL, Who will appear in the latest sensational 1 )rama, entitled, "ROSE MICHEL!" written and adapted, by F. ROWE. This magnificent 1 )rama will be produced with all the Original Properties, Scenery, and Effects, taken from Models supplied frortr the" Pans Theatre. Thin Great Production will be presented on THURSDAY EVENING, October 215. Seals can be secured, at Upton's, Booksellers, Queen-street. ~\~ UCKLAND C AT TIE SHOW _CTL TO'UK IIJOLI) AT MR. A. BUCKLANjrs YARDS, REMUERA, ox THURSDAY, OTH NOVEMBER, IS7G, .i . ■ W;hoU' upwards £.tOO will bo given . .'; ' away in Prizes for HORSES, CATTLE, I'IGS, POULTRY, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE, IMPLEMENTS, &C, &c. F6v farther particulars, sec Posters or Advoi' tisements in Weekly Papers. Entries close November 1, 1876. WM. PERCIVAL Secretarjr. OUNT ALBERT AND WHAU PARSONAGE FUND. FANCY FAIR in Premises, of which notice will be given to-morrow, on THURSDAY, FRI DAY, and SATURDAY next, opening every day at 2 p.m. Admission, Is.; Children, (id. mi) AID TW() POOR FAMILIES. On FRIDAY EVENING next, lit the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, commencing at half-past seven o'clock-,- MR. l<\ U. E WING TON will give a GRAND MAGIC LANTERN EXHIBITION for tlie Bonciit of Mks.DYER and Mjw. UK A TON. Mr. .Iklin llorapalli will preside at tho Piano, and when t!ic Ja'rA'C.TMs.^iah BWr is exhibited, Mr. jMoMasfor' will rca I " Padily and tlic Dear." Price, lrf : Children,, (id. ... ; , , . . T w"c m~p c' k a'kge hall, .:; :A] J BE:RT-S,'i'REKT:. ■• / This Commodious Hall, with School-room ad joining, TO IJELET for Concerts, Public Meet ings, Sunday Services,, pr f.or a Public School. A superior Piano and Harmonium may be hired with the Hall.—Apply to 1). Gouhe, C. Roiux -BQX, or the Secretary, J. W. Cunt. XjT .[! N: A L N O -'T- I C E. Every Share not paid on or before SATUR DAY nexi, L'Xlh instant, will be considered ns abandoned, and will be rosold. ■ H: N. ABBOTT. S~ J It, —Your Subscription fur the OCCI DENTAL HOTEL SOTREE, to take place on or about OCTOBER 3isr. is due on October 20th. Yours very respectfully, EDWD. PERKINS. ST EAM E R UA T A ,U. •'■•■■•' TENDERS will be received by the under sinned ii]) to noon of the 21st November, for the Purchase, as ,they now lie in .Westport, pf the Boiler, Engin6s, Slctini .Winch, Donkey Engine, Anchors, Chain Cables, Sails, Blocks, Tackle. Deck Fittings,' and other gear, saved from the wreck of tlie s.s. Matau. The Engines are coin pound surface condensers, 50 horse-power nominal, built in IS7U, by Kin caird, McQueen & Co., of Dunedin, and were .Carefully removed from tho ■wreck under the superintendence of a competent engiueetv and saVed complete and in proper order. The property.is stored, and may be inspected on application. WILLIAM SMITH, Contractor. r\ I R G■ TJ LAE A. LINABUBY & CO. Finding that their late V omlses Wjro too small to ailivof tUeii' doin< jastiOf t> their pumt'rjus Cus tomers and iucreaaloif Buunpsl', hays tak^n those C )MMOOI >U8 MlEvfl B-. (Ut 'y in 'he ooupa ion of Mr . W.' Wilson). 204 and 206, QUKKN-STEKKT. Taey take this oppo tuiity \.f iufo.-iinug- their n'liHifcrons friend^ aud thu ton r.il pdblio''liat tuey Will iliausurate tin* opoii un of tho r new Emporium by h)lJing a Utfl vkrsvL .S l.w ■ For Ohk MOKTU our Eaaro i?h:p a«uti of -P Iva ami StJvlNifeH DRKS4 GOOD! MILL! V KKY, ■ CO-TOMES ,'iENKRi.L URAPKitV and ULOiIIING wil. be in cluded in this GKA.ND 3A.L.E. * , ... A. L. & Co. beg to t. jude? th- ir sj.icere thanks to heir many friends, an i th'- }j*jaerU publ.o, for their liberal patrpn-ig''3 1 awJ f.Ve! as ure<l ihai nothing will lie wanting on their psrt to insure a continuance of hi- support bo liboialiy bestowed on them since opening. : :-.. ,„ ;,j ; . .. BR- SS 'GOODS. . The immanEo choice oi1 Fancy Di'css^s, f"OtDJ)ri?ing all the L.itfS: Novelties ' ui',ia-)ri(;8 lor Luf-ieeif- Ooa tum-s ajjd Walking • Die s" a, rt'iicl'r it aexc io iin :>os ibie to supply a couplets list of tb Sto k now on view. Ladies wilt find i thi.i uepjpitr.enc asi lection of Goods uu-iurpassoJ aa l-o^jirds V_ii,rt« of Material and Oolouriug. A PERFECT GIFT. 1000 yarJsjf Spring and Sumaier Dress Materials "t-1 i , ' bought a job,- arid must bi cleared, -■-;: .' -■■■■■•■ ! from'^d. ./. 'j ' :'," ', . ''^ALL REMNANT^ UNDER COSTv X Largo Stoot of Summer fckir lugs, In plain, checked ,' .' '•', and striped Unious. FANCY DEPARTMENT. The F.moy DeiJjirim ml oo npriees every novelty in L.i>li s' Hosier/, Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Umbrellas, •J'.a.sicy Goods, Jba jcrdashei-y, &c., &o. • BIIOW ROOM. The attrition of Ladies v; partlbularly dirroted to fie ext naive choice in the llili uvry i^nraftnent, lacludmg a selection of the very 1 ttest intn ductions of English and French il-llin-ry Thu Stock ol Underclothing is also v-.:rj' !a'tc^ : coinUete, and well absorted, dud Laiiei oaa bj supplied with cvdry requisite article, DRE>S AND MANTLE MAKING. Di'esae3 Jlarto on the Pietto'eSii, gosfcuraes and Dresses made in 24 hourb* rn.il p Monrain^ Orders pr mptlyex oatid. You caa r ly on a Qo it) Pltrfug "rese, Fislionab'.; . roade, aad a', half the us'ial AucU ma xrice. A lar^o St^ck of Dresses aud Costumes always on lutid and made to order, P.ice Liat to bs h%i on ap^Hcatlon. A, LINABURY & CO,, SJjt^W, O,u,e*n-a,re?t



WELLINGTON WATERWORKS RESERVOIR CONTRACT. Contractors for the above work may telegraph Tenders to the Mayor of Wellington on or before THURSDAY, 2(ith instant, at noon, provided tho Deposit is lodged previously with the under signed. Written Tenders must bo posted on some date. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Auckland, October 21,1576. ALL PERSONS indebted to the Estates of R. "W. Dyson and James Foun, arc re quested to pay the same to mo witliin six days. —-F. q. EWINGTON. THURSDAY, 11 O'CLOCK a.m. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES MESSENGER'S ESTATE. AT THE SHOP, QUEEN-STREET, Adjoining Mr Eaton's, 3 Iron Tanks, Zinc-lined Tank A Patent Filter and Piping 0 eases.Glass, Gas Fittings Show Glasses, Counter, Scales Confectionery, Lollies, Syrups Empty Cases, Jars, Coral, Shells. R. A R T H U R, Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOON. HOUSEHOLD F U R NITU R E AND EFFECTS, AT BOARDING-HOUSE, CORNER OF VICTORIA AND ALBERT-STREETS. R. ARTHUR HAS received iustructioiis from the Pro prietor, to sell by auction, at the Board ing-house, corner of Victoria and Albert-streets, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock noon, The Household Furniture and Effects, con sisting of the contents of eight Bedrooms, Diniugrobm, Kitchen, &c, a largo quantity of Bedding, Cooking Stove, Glass, and Earthen ware, Gas Fittings, &c, &c. bTtONSs " R. C. CARR THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. THEAT RIC A L PROPERTIES. PROSCENIUM, CANE AND WINDSOR OAK'CHAIKS, STATUES, SUITE OF FURNITURE, BRUSSELS CARPET, &c, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, at the Prince of Wales Theatre, -to be renioved ininiediatcly after the sale, . THE THEATRICAL PROPERTIES IN THIS THEATIIE:— Prosccniinn Stage, built in sections 12 pairs Flats 30(3 Chairs 13 pairs Wings . 10 Benches 7 I lolling Cloths 2 Sofas 1 Drop Scene i Chairs ! 1 Drop Curtain 2 Easy Chairs 2 Statues and Stands Tables The (Ja* Fittings, Transparencies, &c, &c, &c. At 12 o'Clock, After the Theatrical Properties: The GALVANIZKD 111 ON DRESSING-ROOM in tho Yard at the rear ol' the Theatre, with Frame, Sen., the whole forming a good Galvanized Cottage, Store, or Stable. The whole to be removed forth with. , ~^~ TO-MORROW. C 1 T V MAR T. R E T A I L 1) RA 1' E R V STOC K. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, It ETA IL STOC Iv, com prising—Calicoes, Sheetings, Prints, Dress Materials, Cos tumes, Hosiery, Ribbons, Trimmings, ! ,■"■:!>' i Stays, L'lulcrclothiiig", Men's, Boys', and \" out lis' Clothing, &c., &v. » Terms at Sale. • ■ • ■ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell at the Mart, ForUstrect, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock, i -GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ; By order of the Collector of H.M. Customs: ; Quantity of Pastry Cook's Paper Bags. | SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, NOON. COLLINGWOOD-STREET, NEAR WELLINGTON-STREET. ! HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATED GOODS, SEWING MACHINE, PIANAFORTE, HARMONIUM, ETC. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with iustructioiis from Mr. J. J. Johnson, who is removing i to tlio VVaikato, to sell by auction, at his re j sidence, as above, on Wednesday next, the 25th instant, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFKCTri —Couch and six Chairs in horse-hair cloth, Mahogany Ka.<y Chair, Mahogany Loo Table, Gilc Mirror, Pictures, Ornaments, Cornice 1 Poles and Rings, Curtains, Carpets, Oheiiioiiier, ; Oil Cloth, Cane and Wood Chairs, Tables, j Lamps, Oven, Kitchen Utensils, Bedsteads, , Mattra-5308, Palliasses, Ghost or Drawers, "Wivui i stands, Toilet Tables, Ware, PJaU'tlware, Cruets, ; Tea Service, Spoons, Fuvk.«, &;c, Pianoforte, in | Walnut case, by Broadwood and Son; Har : nioniiuii, by Alcxaudre, Rosewood case, 3 stops, i ittle used; Hal): - Cabinet Sewing Machine, Revolver and case, &c, Canaries and Cages. i MONSTER SALE OF ENGLISH FUR NITURE AND MIRRORS, £1000 IN VALUE. E. & H. ISAACS "OTILL soil by unction as won us landed 7 V from the Abcvnyte, juat arrived from London, the o.bov'.', ' . *■ _^ -, * i Full pai'ticulars in future issue. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. In the Estate or the Late H. C. Balnkavis. • COMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE SYMONDS-STREET. i FREEHOLD COUNTRY PROPERTIES. THE Subscribers have received mstrac i tions from the Kxceutors of the late-H. C. t Balncayis, to sell by public auction, at the Land Mart, Fort-street, on Monday, 30th instant, at 12 o'clock, SYMONDS-STREET (Improvement Com missioners' Lease)— Lot i, ofbUbsection 4 of subdivision ot section 13, City of Auck land, il feet frontage to Svmonds-street, > and 01 feet to O'Rorke-street, held under } lease for a term of 99 years, from 15tb j March, 1875, at an animal rental of £21 10s sterling, with that comfortable twn- Btory dwelliug-housQ thereon e>*eeted containing nine 5-oon>s. plastered, and wcll-iiuiwiipc] liii-uugliQUt, as reccntlj hticui'iicd by the. late 11. C. Balneavis. VJIiLAGE OF PAPAKURA- *' *' P Allotment ii), section 2 ~ 0 2" Allotments '60 and 10, sjOftion 2 0 23" • VILLAGE Of DivURY— " Aliotmoxits 25 to 2U, soction 8 .. 1 12( Allotment 2-1, section 7 .. 10 1" TOWN OF Vv VNVARDTON y Lots 5 and ti, section 1 Lots 11,12, and 13, section 10 Lots 3, 1, and 5, section 11 TOWN OF HdwiCK- Allotmcnta 30 and 10, section 2.. 1 0 3 VILLAGE OF HAVE LOOK— Allotment 10, sec: ion a .. ..03: Further particulars may bo obraincd fvon William Aitkc.s, Ksq., at his offices, yjjortland street; v; from SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auc.tiQnee.i,'S»



WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. " DAIRY -AND STWiFiSA'TfEET"" BREEDING EWES, HORSES, &C. TIIE undersigned .have.,r,pqeivecl iustmc ''tfdns from Sir. jN'd. :Af AsateY\ whoso lease ha« expired afPanmure, to sell On tho Farm, on October 26th, 187b. 20 quid Cows, in full-milk; 45 Cows, forward iv oak': 1 well-bred Shorthorn .Bull. 25 Shorthorn Heifers, 2 and 3-ycars old; 3 young Hulls, 30 two and three year old Ulcers,.. 10. yearling Steors and lleifGrs, 100Longwoolled' Ewes, lambs at side : 10 Ewe lloggetts, by quo of Mr. . ■ ,: .los.May'aiKamfl ;• 1 ti-toeth Ram, bred, by M'"- Thos. Russell; 2 Heavy Draught Brood Mares, in l'dal t9 Northern Hero; . r. i 1 Light Harness Mare, in foal to do., do.; '' 4 Heavy Draught Colts,' by"Honest' Ton!;' 2 two-year old"Fillies, by Princo Arthur: 2 yearling Fillies, by Northern Horo ; 5 Light Haruciss Colts and Fillies; strong 4-year old Spring Cart Mare, Qood Hack, Quiet Pony, Dray.and Harness, Howard's Plough, Griudstpue, : Large Kitchen ■ Range. Household Fumituro, Sundries,. • &c. "Also,1 a'first-class Heavy Draught' Colt, 2 years old. by Young Nobleman. The Auctioneers would call special attention to tho above, as the Stock has been carefully bred and selected by Mr.' Massey, whose expe rience is a sufficient guarantee, and an opportu nity for such a good selection rarely occurs. At Oxk1 O'Clock. Luncheon Provided. HUNTER & NULAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. FREEHOLD UNRESERVED SALE. ONEHUNGA! ONEHUNGA! BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. under the , education reserve Management ; Amendment Okdi nance, 1873. . . M. JONES & CO. .;",:; : HA YE been favoured- by .instructions to sell by auction' at the Central Sale, Rooms, on Tuesday. 31st October, at 12 noon; ■ The VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO PERTY known as tho "Pond" or '"(jrollo," Onchunga. a. r. p Lof 1(3, of Section 47, containing.. .. 3 128 Lot 5, of Section 13, containing.. ... 2 0 0 U NKiiSi;K V KJ) ;SAJ,E. ; ' For further. particulars, icriquirG of the" >;"i A^ejapneui;^ MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. :;'" C ITT M A R T/ ''■:.'■ '". ".' IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS' ALLOTMENTS, to be Leased for 99. years.'. GRANT & MORTEN. - Plans may he obtained at. the Mart THUitSI»/> V, (>CT.OBjEIv, 2G. R E M U E It; A ' V A R D S. FOR SALE, on ■.Thursday next, October 20, at 12 noon, 40 Fat Steers; heavy weights', rroiivNapier • 30 Fat ('at (kv from Bay of Islands . o0 Provincial Fat Cattle ; ... ■ .■:■■" ,'.. o0 Store SI eers, ;! to 1 years :.;. ■■-.., KJP llalf-ljrcd liwcd cindLtHiibs '.'.'•', ..', :■ / 120 L(.)jiKwoolled Kwe? aud Lambs ~ <',<>,\ 500 Fal Sheep and !Ljimb3 ■■ • i ~,..,•,. •,:... ~- Fab and Slor,e Pigs.- ■ ■.■■. -"• •; '.-'•... • . : ;; /_ ALFRED- BUCKLANpf ' J~ ■ -FRIDAY^OCTOBER,!!27i \- ''"-■ ... : ,TIME HAYMARKET. ■''..,•;;. •• YIVoR SALE,, at ■ the .Mnymarkct, on JLJ; ,:.,. -, piFrMay nbxl,-.al 12."o'clock, " > . Thfc RT(YiTi i:of cirAiiUikci one shilling . . KAOII to all.Persons entering the fc>h.ow .Yards.l / .' ■'• ' -■■ Also,' ' For Talcing Charge of Horses in a Well-fenced •^Enclosure;' ' . ., -' ; t ALFRED BUCKLAND. ■■j-;:;'; /•■ THE, HAYMARKET. : '/"■ sale's of wool, sheepskins, and hides, 'every friday, . At 2 o'clock. Ft RS T L A R.G E WO O L SA L E Will be held on TUESDAY, 21st NOVEMBER, 1876. ALFRED BUCKLAND. .. FRIDAY, OCTOBER"27.JJ - THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, on Friday next, 27th iust., at 11 o'clock,: ~ • . ; ■* A Pah-of j-landsomc GKEY "DRAUGHT IIORSKn, good workers. A Strong Riding or '15ns Horse Handsome Riding Mare. FO r> PRIVATE SALE, Two 11, i . y-Draught Mares, in foal to Mr.' Ram bridge's horse. "•: '• , ': .., .ALFRED^itTCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27. ' THE HAYMARKET. OOR SALE, at the Haynuarket, on JL1 Friday next, at 11 o'clock, A Howard's Mower and Reaper combined. -ALFRED BUCKLAND. ;; ■; NOVEMBER 11. ; TH E CATTLE iFA IR. CIONCENTRATING nuinboi-.s of Stock /. on one occasion brings a large attendance Of buyers,, and is mutually advantageous, A second Fair will be held on November 11, the Saturday following the Cattle Show, when 1000 head of Store Cattle will be yarded. '•■ O?tosv2(> mUSt be maae before Ttilrsday, ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. , : THE WAIUKU SALE. .ALTER ATI ON 0 F YAR DS, : MR. ALFRED BUCKLAND WILL sell in the Yards, adjoining Mr. Sedgwick's Hotel, on AVednesdaj', 25th . October, about "'; ' 100 HEAD STORE CATTLE^ ALFRED BUCKLAND. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25. j 2 CITY MART. 1 DRAPERY AND~ CLOTHING. FOR UNRESERVED SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by oV]Qck HUdlon' °U WcdEt(BsAaj:next; at Eleven for Unvcserwd Srt'e. '-*■•» ■ 7 Tq^ at§aie, !>