After some discussion the bill was laid aside.

CONSOLIDATED STOCK BILL. The Consolidated Stock Bill was passed, a""^ytjoHouse adjourned at 12.45 a.m.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FKOM OUR OWN-CORRESPONDENT.)

.COROMAN/DEL, tins day. UNION BEACH—I6SLBS. SPECIMENS The Union Beach had IGOlb.s. specimens on hand last night, and more were obtained th'_ morning.

The Pahnerston is to have an engine to work the mine.

The lona is upon good stone. The Tokatea report is not to hand, but there" has been some excellent stone got during tho last two days in the stopes of the low level.

The Royal Oak obtained 30 pounds of good specimens yesterday from a drive in the Little and Good leader, with gold still in view.

RUSSELL, this day PASSENGERS PER lONA.

Arrivals: Whaling schooner Isabella, with oil, as before reported. lona, from the North, Magic, from Auckland. Sailed : lona, with cattle, and the following passengers : Archdeacon Clarke, Messrs J. Macfarlane, Busby, Williams, Hntchin son, Mrs MeLeod, Misses Major, McLel land, Lyons, Baker, Mr and Mrs Swift. ' DEATH OF A CHILD.

Mr Ernest Ford's eldest little (laughter died yesterday morning suddenly, of convul sions, after eight hours illness.

DUNEDIN, this day

In the case of Maokay, of the " Bruco Herald," v. the National Bank, an action for £15,000 for dishonoring plaintiff's prom issory notes. The Judge ordered the jury to return a verdict for the defendants..

Thnaru sends a detachment to the Fire Brigade demonstration on Boxing Day.

NELSON, this day. ARRIVAL OF BACHELDER AND

LORD FROM MAIUTIUS.

Arrived: Annie S. Hall, from Cape Town and Mauritius, with sugar,and Bach elder's Phantascope Company. Passengers : G. Bachelder, John M. Lord, Mrs. Lord, A. J. Logan, Gritlett, and Chas. Byron.

[PKESS TELEO-R ' M AGENCY],

YT-dLLINGTON;, this day

Slit JULIUS VOGEL GAZETTED

The appointment of Sir Julius Vogel to be Agent-General for the colony appears in the ''New Zealand Gazette." The appoint ment is from the 9th September, 1876". TENDERS FOR WATERWORKS RESERVOIR.

The tenders for the Wellington water works reservoir are as follow: —iliehd Dick son, of Auckland, £-20,292; J. Saunders, £17,195; John Henderson,.£2s,9ls ; J. Lockie, £22,931 :R. F.Oakes, £21,862 ; the latter of Wellington.

DUNEDIN, this day, THROUGH TRAINS, DUNEDIN TO 1

INVERCARGILL.

Arrangements have been made on the Clutha railway, by which the trip from Duuedin to Invercargill will, from the first November, be made in one (lay.

THE LATE INSURANCE CASE

It having been stated that the Insurance offices refuse to pay the South British the amount of its reinsurance, oil the loss of the Czarewitch, the "Guardian" says: We understand, the South British never rrtisec! any objections to payment of the policy on the loss of the vessel, but was warned by other companies, that its doing so would prejudice the case pending between the underwriters, and the Superintendent. In accordance with such request the South British refrained from paying until the case was decided, but thereupon forthwith paid over a cheque for the full amount. Norn' the other four Com panies refuse to pay their quota, and it is reported that in case South British prcssas for payment, a riug will bo formed by the other Insurance Companies with the object of refraining from doing any kind of busi ness with the South British.

MORE TURKISH ATROCITIES.

THE MASSACRE AT OTLUKKU.— 3,000 PERSONS SLAIN.

FRIGHTFUL OUTRAGES ON AVOMEN

Tor have already had full accounts of the awful massacres at Jiatak, a village which surrendered without living a shot. Here ia Mr Schuylers condensed account of what took place at Panagurista and Otlukku, where the few msur gentsnadwade a show of resistance. Apparently no message to surrender was sent:—"After a slight opposition on the part of the insurgents the town was taken. Many of the inhabitants lied but about 3,000 were massacred, the most of them being women and children. Four hundred building*, including the bazaar, and the largest and best houses were burned. Both churches were completely destroyed, and almost levelled to the ground. In one an old man was outraged on the altar, and afterwards burned alive. Iwo of the schools were burned. From the numerous statements made to me hardly a woman.in the town escaped violation and brutal treatment. The ruffians attacked children of oight, and old women of eighty, spiring neither age nor sex. Old men had I heir eyes torn out and their limbs cut olf, and were then left to die, unless some more charitably disposed man gave them the iinal thrust. Pregnant women were ripped open Amd the-unborn babies carried triumphantly on the point's of bayonets and sabres, while the Children wuv made to beartho dripping heads of their comrades. This scene of rapine, lust, and murder was continued for three days, when the survivors were made to bui/y the bodies ot the dead. The perpetrators of these atrocities ivere chiefly regular troops employed by Haflz P-i.'ha The scenes that took place m this vIUftUXJ and in many'others are almost too liombk! for description. The crimes that made .Sodom aifd Gomorrah infamous wore wrought upon Die helpless population. Not a woman to the place seems to have escaped outrage, lhcj eoufessed it openly. Iv otker places outrages were committed so piibhclv and so gener ally that they feel it would be useless to try-to hide their shame.and they avow in openly, were outraged in the presence of their dSSStoP* young° girls .in the l^escuce of their mother,;, of their sisters, and brothers. The .same authority tells us the story of a young •rhnolmi.stress nicknamed -'The Queen ot lie jinl-ai-hisis," who was beguiled into embroider taffaftaK tor the insurgents.. ' Tills educated Intelligent, sensitive young girl ™s seized and outraged in the presence of half a dozen of hei comrades and neighbours, by three or four brutes who still pollute the earth with then; "lie existence. But this was not enough. Her iy her was shot down in'llis own house, ana she fucUei' mother dug his grave in their garden, Snd buried him. Still, the poor girl had not "I trercd enough. The Turkish authoritiep J.eard that she had embroidered the flag, and two weeks after the insurrection was coin- DlctelV crushed thpy ordered her arrest. A liuwlh- had been sent to the viliag^ in the nican ii i and he seized and took her to his house at 11 ViVlock at night, witli the woman at whoso iKinw the flag had been worked. This woman u, ii' us what occurred in the mudir s house that '-h The poor girl in spite of tears and pray- Srlt£«i inSAt have moved a tiger to pity, was stripped Wed, beaten, spat on, and again out r iiJL Ht \vas t ben that she wasnicknamed"Queen of the Bulgarians." and the next day she and ano i\\ir «oman who had been likewise maltreated iKa move hovriUlo sjray, were sent to lar far Bamrdjilc. Here slie \yas surrounded by the Tr A population, hooted, jeered, pelted v-iilj ln adT si«« upon, and insulted with thefQul ,V-i oDiihets tJiat i! Turkish mob could find. Then, f-dX- and i sensible, she was thrown into a in Bulgaria. , ;

NCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

THE quarterly meeting °f of the above Order, whs ljcld hxst evenmg M Albert Hotel, Queen-street. There was a la^c. ai tendance of monitors in addition jo the™^ jhk officers, and d6lcwnies hum the various Courts in the District!-• .».«..«.• Bi-O. fc.<, H.'Hooper; D.T., Bro. T. iiawdou. i{ cieSdt^T From No. &JS (Auckland), Bros. K. A us.evand. H. T. Garrutt; l^o, 1711 (Auckland .Bros, w J Wight art i, i>.ewpsey;No. ±103 (Thamea),

Bros. G. Wilson and T. Comes; No. 52(50 (One hunga), Bros. Charman and Nankovill; No. 6169 (Panm\ire),i Bros. J. Brown and Buchanan. 'The report and balance-sheet was read, and shewed this branch of the Order to be in a sound finan cial position, and with members to the number of C!) oou the books. 'A considerable amount of business in connection with the Order, and tend ing to its general welfare, was gone through, alter which, the election of officers for the ensuing twelve months was proceeded with, resulting as follows :—Bro. A. Campboll, D.C.R.; Bro. T. (Jodlin, D.S.C.K. ;.Bro. H. Hooper, D..S. ; Bro. F. Christmas, D.8.; trustee, Bro. Keesing; auditors, Bros. Wright, Wilson, and Comes. It was decided to hold the next meeting1 in January uoxt at the Thames. At the eloso of the meeting several of thoso present sat down to a light spread, and several toasts were drunk with enthusiasm, and suitably rosponded to. Tho company, after indulging in a little con viviality, dispersed at a reasouablo hour.

PIGEON MATCH AND PIG HUNT AT ELLERSLIE.

A LARGE party, consisting of the officers of the German man-'o-war, enlivened the Ellerslio Gardens with their presence yes terday, and being armed with shooting irons a pigeon match took place, and from the result as shewn below, it was lively for the pigeons:—Dr Hand,. 000.0; H'err Der schufty, 200.2; Hen- Wauzc, 101.2 ; Herr Bushbub, 222.6; Detraz, 101.2; Herr Hinaus, 200.2; Duffel, 222.6; Herr Buggam, 200.2; Etzurd, 220.4. After the match, an impromptu pig hunt was in dulged in. A large boar was seen wending his wa,y from the swamp, in the direction of St. John's College. Chase was im mediately given, and after a sharp run, his swinesliip was brought to,bay, and a smart fiisilado was opened upon him ; but the pigeon-shot being small, seemed only to tickle him, and away he sped, followed by at least a dozen eager sportsmen, led by the fleet-footed Dutel, who seemed to enter heart and soul into the chase, reminding one of those old boar-hunts of the German forests. Up and down the hills went the boar followed by his pursuer until lost in the midst of the swamp. After a slight refreshment the-party proceeded to town by

train,

THEATRE ROYAL.—ROSE MICHEL.

AIJCKLANU folks want a rare lot of rousing before they can be induced to go and see a new piece at the theatre. They generally want somebody else to go first and tell them what it is. like. The poor attendance last night was not duo altogether to this cause, for there was the Bachelors' Ball and other counter attractions, and perhaps we shall see a crowded'house to-night. If .so, it will not be more than the merits of the play deserve. " Rose Michel"] ought to be as popular a piece as, "The Shaugraun." Mr Eawcett Rowe, avlio adapted the story for dramatic representa tion has moulded the composition with a; master's hand ; and moreover without pon dering to the vulgar taste for the: horrible by having his stage made the scene of deeds of violence, has yet introduced several sensa tional incidents which occur behind the scenes, and excite without shocking the audience. In this lie -has but followed one of the oldest dramatic rules laid down by Horace in liis famous Epistle to the Pisos, but the rule has been too much neglected by modern authors. In the piece under review, the plot is exceedingly well evolved, and the' audience are kept absorbed to the conclu sion. The dialogue is well worded and pointed,' and the various:,scenes and situa tions are contrived with an artist's skill. Mrs. Jno. L,. Hall took the o'lierfmtf part of " Ruse Michel," in a manner which reilec-1 ted highly upon her talent for emotional; and passionate acting. This is just such apa it as an actress like Mrs. Herman Vezin, would excel in. It is most exacting in its requirement of ail intimate knowledge of the workings of the human heart, and for any one to attempt the mental struggle in the 4th act, without such knowledge, would only lead to great and inevitable, failure.! Mrs. Hall left little" to be 'desired. Her acting was abounding in physical energy, and the various emotions exhibited were painted truly, and with cil'ect. She achieved a legitimate and genuine' triumph,and must be congratulated on coin ing out of Biich a test ordeal so thoroughly well. Of Mr. Hall wo aro able to speak in! equally flattering terms. Tho character of Pierre' Michel is deep, calculating, hard, mysterious, sordid, unscrupulous, violent, and bloody. Avarice is his leading passion, and is the keystone to the fearful crimes he commits. When gold is to be gotten or hoarded, nothing must stand in his way, and the profligate Baron,who sells the right to persecute his wife, could not have expect ed any other fate than to■-be ".murdered,1 when he brought his gold to the miser's bouse. Mr. Hall had worked out the various points of this powerful role with assiduous care, and delivered them with telling effect. His whole manner through out bespoke the character of the man he was depicting, and the performance was a consistent ■ and talented piece of acting. The agony of • the wretch, on discovering that his ill-acquired treasury had been stolen, was something terrible to witness. Mr. and Mrs Hall were loudly called before the curtain several times. These two characters constitute tlie main springs of-the play, but each of the other parts has its legitimate place in tho story; and lends its aid to the evouemeut. As Louise, Miss Laura Wiscmenacted in a very charming and natural style, and gained great applause. Mr. Charles Holloway, as the Count de Btisscy, was well-spoken and dignified. Mr|A. Power, as Moulinet, played exceedingly well. MrSearle, asM. Bernard; depietedthe worthy civic.dignity with becom ing seriousness and weight. Mr. Hoyle, &■? the Baron, was well received. Mis* Jessie Raymond was painstaking and effective as tlie Countess de Bussey, and Mrs. Collier appeared to advantage, as the Baroness. We must not omit to mention Mr. Glover, as Gilbert, and Mr Thornton, as the Prefect, both characters being rendered very eredi' tably. Tlie way the drama was placed upon the stage, merits the wunuest appro bation. The scenery is very effective, ami the accessories are much beyond what we are accustomed to seeing. Everything in the production of " Rose Michel," deserves success, and it shall not be for lack of recommendation on our part, if .it does not achieve it. It will be produced again to-night.

THE BACHELOR'S BALL.

The Bachelors Ball of last evening in tho Choral Hall wus a great success, and everything passed off in a iovous manner, the consequent effect ot dancing, which seems to put every person in a "ood humour. The decorations, and Victorian entrance, woro planted in exquisite taste. I he various uniforms had a.pleasingeffect from their diversities of form and colour. The inusiflal de partment was under the able superintendence oi: Mr Impev, and the refreshments were served by Messrs'. Stacey &MeK\vin,ol: the City Buffet. About M) couples were present. The committee carried out the arrangements with admirable tact which aided greatly in making the Bach elors' Ball a triumph. The oomuuttoo were,: Messrs. Broham, Clark, lUchmond, RussqlL Coatcs, Browning, Hean, Burton, Brock, and Wardrop. The following programme was ■actively and gracefully realized by the happy men, (without encumbrances) :— "Who danced and danced, and kept the hall alive. Until tl;e qld Insurance clock struck five. Quadrille, "Grand Unchess;" galop, " Har mony;" waltz, "Dream of tiie Ocean;" lancers, "Merry tunes;" waltz, "Slodatem Licdei;'1 "•alop, '"Fox hunters;" mazurka, " Fairy bells ;" fancers, "Somebody's luggage;" waltz, "Blue Danube;" galop. "Kciter;" waltz, •' Amorctte in Tangi;" maziirka, " Violetta;" waltz, ''Pepclo ;" quadriiie, ''Lurline;" waltz, "Reigningßo__ty;" "•alop, "Valentine;" waltz, "Adieu f. waltz and galop, " Silver chimes and night bolls,"

COMMERCIAL.

Mr. R. Artlnir liad a good attendance at his weekly sale to-day. .Potatoes. fiJaJised 55.. to 7s! ; carrots, .2s. ..3d. to 2s. (id. ; ojijons, Id. to 2d. ; inraze, 3p. lOd, to -Is. ; Canterbury bacoij; 9d. to 10M,.-,' provinciul ditto, 4Sd. to Bd.; cheese, 6d. ; jowls,' 3f d. ; butter, tiuferjor) Sd, %<i;H'} ?^ b.^o^

ss. ; salt beef, l£d. ; molasses, 16s. ; John son's jams, 7s. 9d. ; Wilson's, 7s. 3d. to 7s. 6d. Fnrniture sale proceeding. Mr. Geo. Sibbin. held a well-attended sale to-day at his Corner Mart; sugar, 455. ; tea, Is. lid. to 2s. 4d. (duty paid) ; flour, £15. 10s.; potatoes, 2s. to 7s. ; cheese, 7d. ; hams, 10^d. ; bacon, lOd.; maize, 4s1. ; currants, the whole line cleared out, 4^d. Mr. li. C. Greenwood "reports his sale of poultry, produce, &c. , this day, as fol lows : —Geese, 3s (id ; turkeys, 4s ; ducks, 2s 3d to 2s 6"d ; fowls, 2s 2d to 3s ; potatoes, (Auckland) 5s per ton, Canterbury 7s per ton ; butter, 7d to Bd. Other goods about as usual.

Messrs M. Jones and Co., held their usual weekly sale. A quantity of produce, furniture, and a number of fowls were dis posed oft' at reasonable prices. Messrs Cochrane and Son's sale of furniture, etc., was well attended, and was proceeding as we went to press.

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1876.



THE AUCKLAND GRAPHIC TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), Contains besides other Illustrations, an exterior view of St. James's Church, Wellington street. mo ROOT AND SHOEMAKERS.— L For Disposal, a BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS at GUAIiAMSTOWN, established eight years, and duing a good trade. Owner giving up solely on -account of bad health. Tliis is a good thing-, and will be disposerl of cheap. For particulars apply to J. W. HOAKE, High street, Auckland. ■VSTANTED, Tenders for the supply of V T a YVinping Engine, from aix to eight horse-power, delivered at tho Queen-street Wharf. Tenders to be sent to the undersigned on or before Saturday, Ith November.—Joseph Newman, Insurance Buildings. WANTED, a Coaclx Painters. —Apply Cousins and Atkin, Victoria Steam Carriage. Factory. . ANTED, Buyers for Gubbin's Cele bratod Waikato Cheese, only lOd. per lb., at Brown and Paten's. WANTED, a good Bush Cook, must be able to milk ; wages, 158—Several' good Servants, malo and female, daily seeking em ployment.—llannaford's Registry, Queen-street. WANTED, a Woman Cook for Junction Hotel.—Apply B. Perkins, Occidental Hotel._ WANTED, a Man who understands; Concrete Work.—Russell and povore,< . Soli citors. ______ W~ ANTED, an active Girl, about 15 years of ago, to make herself useful about a house.—Apply to Mrs Cunningham, Ponsonby. •';; WANTED, a respectable Girl-as Gene ral Servant.—Mrs. Banks, Hemuera. _J.;i WANTED, a. first-class 'Dressmaker.—! Mrs. Harding, Grey-street. ___! WANTED, two Dressmakers. —Miss Sherwin, Paniell. WANTED, a respectable 'Lad to learn the trade.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Book binder, Wyn'dham-Btreot. WANTED, an Apprentjteo to learn the Cabiuetmaldng ; one \Vho can work tho tools prof erred.—Apply to A. Clark, Pitt-street. WANTED, a good General Servant. — Apply to Mn, Williams, next Graf ton' Road Church. ' WANTED, furnished Apartments, with; use of Kitchen for cooking.—Address by • letter "Surrey," care of It. Roevcw, Butcher, Hobson-street. \_ WANTED, a strong Boy for the Black smithing-. Also, one able to drive Shoes. -T-Apply to John Quinn. Albert-Htrcot. WANTED, ii good General Servant.— Apply at Mrs. Palmer's, Caiiton Gore Road, Sdalleld View. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress-: making.—Mrs Harding, Grey-stivct. WANTED, a respectable Woman, about 30 years of age, as Servant. Must j be a good cook. References required.—Mrs.l Dyer,;Selwyn Terrace, Parnell. oije or two respectable T T W ror)<iiLg Alcn to Board and Lodge in a comfortable home live minutes walk from Queen street. —For address, apply lit Holland and CJo.'s. Grocers, Queen-street. WANTED, a respectable Lad as an Apprentice to tho Bakery and Confec tionery business.—Apply after 3 p.m. daily C. Burton's, Quoen-Btroet. . ANTET3, a Nursemaid.—Apply to M. Niccol, North Shore. ANTED, two first-class Milliners, and Apprentices, at Mrs Unttorworth'HJ London and Paris Pattern Dep6t, Queen-.street. : WANTED, for a few weeks only, good dairies of Fresh Butter, about, lOOOlbs. weekly, at market price.—Apply to A. Bettany, Durham-street. WANTED, by an aged man, care of premises, or- any situation in which attention is required without labour; good re? ference.—Apply " T.P.," at this oltice. WANTED, a General Servant where the washing is given out.—Apply Mfs. H. S. Meyers, Eden Crescent. W" ANTED to SELL, or to Let, a Largo Brick Store.—For particulars, apply to Mr Alfred Smart, Victoria-street East. "fITANTED KNOWN, that the Fitting Yy 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 (Ellas Howe, jun.), have never yet been equalled either in principle or excellence of manufacture: Re pairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gauges repaired, tpsfo<L^ind_ad.justod. Wfil PING ANi* BOOK.ICBKP.iNG TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited, System of Self-improvement, Writing forwarded to any part of the Colony, in books ready for use, on receipt of £2.— Address: Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 73, Grey street, Auckland, _^_ '_ WANTED, a "few respectable Boarders ; good table and accommodation. Towns moderate. No children. — Next door to Mr. M inetti's Bakery, Hobsoh-strect. WANTED, WANTED, WANTED to SELL, cheap, 4,678 Cocoanuts, <)/ per 100, or fi each; Limejuioe, the best summer drink for children, only Ii per bottle, or 2/0 per gallon, large bottles, ,'S, l/(> and 6/ per dozen ; 100 paij'-s of Ohildi'cn's Leather- Boots, and Ladies' Prunella Boots, GO and 7/fi uprpair; Maids' Boots, all kinds, ti/li pair,—H, WATTS, Pitt street. _. i^fED KNOWN that J. MOIiKI SOX is prepared to execute all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.—Address, Newton Koad. W" ANTED KNDWN that John Taylor is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c., at tbe lowest possible prices, at his Yard, Breakwater Itoad. All orders attended to with despatch. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repairod; Colours warranted fast, and not wash oir. Dyeing to all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Wellosley street' East, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended. ANTED 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 Builds of Havannah Cigars and Best American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully t solicited. J T)|7"AHTED Known. Garments made to W measure at a clay's notice if required, and at a reasonable price. All Tweeds warranted shrunk.—Samuel Coombcs. City Clothing Mart. W" ANTED, Subscribe!- to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music n nd other Binding done inbeststyle.—WlLLlAM LEYS, Machine Ruler and Account Book Manu facturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndliaiii-st-pc'op. _i \ BA-'UAIN. —For Sale for Cash, as ____ the O-"i<-l- must leave for Melbourne—the Furniture and contents ol! newly-furnished £our rooiuccl Collage i/i Nowton. The furniture is all new, and snitable for n tradesman coming housekeeping. Tho cottage may be rented at the option of the purchaser. This is a chance hot often" foiincL—Apply toy address Star office. W "~ANTED Known, that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbs ' and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, ! Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron I Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, 1 at the lowest market price, at his. Yards,, Cus tom-house-street,



W" ANTED KNOWN, we are delivering our best Ti-tree Wood, full measiu-emont, within the City1, at 12s. per ton cash.—W. and G. Winstone. nVTOTICE.—Myrwifc having left her home _U\ ■ I will, not: be responsible for any Debts contracted by her or any Other person.— WAX.TER D. MUNDY, Ponsonby, October 20, 1876.' , "\X7"ANTED Known that I am delivering V T my best Titree Wood within tho city at 12s per ton ; cut, 13s cash: full measiu-oment guaranteed.—W. A. Smith, Coal and Steam Fire wood Dopot, corner of Hobson and Wyndham streots. W~ AN'fE~D ! WANTED ! ! to SELL, (very, cheap), 30 casos of 41b. tins of Onions and Carrots, id perilb. tins, 3 dozed 71b. tins oil Must ard, ss, lib. tiua, lid, ilb. tins. 7d ; Scented Hair Oil, 5d bottle, is dozen ; Pain killer, Is 2d bottle; Salmon, lOd ; Lobsters, lOd ; Freshings, 7d tin ; Lemon Peel, Is Od lb ; Tay lor's Cocoa, Is 6"d ; Pickles, lOd bottle; Pickled Salmon, 5d lbv 3lbs for Is; largo bars of Soap, sd; Blue, lOdlb.; Glass Egg Cups, Is id dozen ; Salt Sellers, i for 6d ; 300 pairs of Vasos, Is !)d pair : Jugs, four to tho sot, 5s set; Large Plates, Is 6d dozen ; Cups and Saucers, 5s (id dozen ; Vege table Dishes, 2s Bd each; lot of Pie Dishes, from (id to 2s each ; Dolls, from Id to 4s Gd each ; pint bottles of Ink, 3 for 2s, i-pints; 3 for Is, small bottles, !kl per dozen.— .11." WATTS, Pitt-street. ANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy Harness, to know that the under signed has Two Sets of Best English-made, with Silver or German Silver Mountings; also Four Sets Best Brass Mounted ditto, for sale at cost price, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Loch Forgus and .Abernyte. A largo stock of extra strong Bullock Hide Riding Saddles, made expressly for Butchers and other heavy work, at 775. (id. each, complete with mounts.— W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer,' Queen - street. N.B.—Al'ew best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cheap. Also, three sets second-hand Spring Cart Harness, Brass and Silver Mounted, and Dray Harness. GROCERY ANP PEAPERY TXiA^DE. ! Partner wanted with £200 to £300 to join the advertiser in a good going business in one ot: tho principal streets in Auckland, to manage indoor department; can rosidp on the premises; a knowledge of Maori advantageous.—.Apply to Mr. Henderson, Photographer, Shortland Cres cent. ■""El I N A L N O\T I C E. All Shares not paid by the 3rd Xovomber will bo Forfoited. EDWARD PERiaXS._ nnO LET, a four-roomed House, in Gun- I dry-street, Newton.— Apply West End Store, Karangahapo Road- . . TO LET, a comfortable G-rooined House. College Road.--Apply to Mrs. Baird or to Mr. Farcy, Dedwood Store. TglO LET, two Front Rooms, with Fire-■; JiL place, use of. Kitchen, and Xi'olonial Oven ;j| pleasantly situated, respectable and healthy) locality : terms moderate, —Apply at this Oflice. TO LET, a comfortably furnished four roomed House, in Union-street, for two or j three mouths.—Apply Thomas Tcasdale, Grey-' street. m 0 IJST or LE A SE, the Shop, Is ite _ Messenger's Fruit De])Ot, Brunswick Bujldings.--i{. Tonks aiid Co. ;) ■ ; < $p!i| Pipo LET, a Six-roomed Cottage oft'i t=k_Js__ -^- f'lal'tou Road; goofl view oi: the *^ harbour. —Apply to Mr. Porter, Graftonj R°ad, or to Messrs. H. Ashton and Son, lnsur-' anco Buildings. "VTOKTH SHOIiE:~T(i Let/a'G-rdomed _Li Cottage, beautifully furniuhpd.—Apply to R. and R. Duder. FOU SALE, about three acres of Scoria Land.—Apply on tho ground to John. Comrio, Mount J.don Road. fjfftp- TT U X WISHED HOUSE. BjJ^A^t TO LET, a Furnished Soven-roomod House in Parnell.—For addrcsa apply at this oflico. ■ ■ ' I"^(TlT^ALE^y7"Xcres of First-class Lund _ in Wangarei. I'rice, £20.—Apply at thics ollice. g^^mTa"mil7T;Tiek_^lveas, an"d i NEW POTATOES for a Shilling-, at tho, Cosmopolitan Cafe. __ a Sitna^ 'lion. One accustomed to all norls of Farm Work ;n good Milker, and a good Ploughman.— K.LI.W., Post-olllee, Onehunga. _ |j1OUNI), a PurSe, containing valuables. BJ —Apply to W. Thorne, Solicitor,, Queen street. MUSIC! MUSIC! BOOTS ! BOOTS ! I have the following Bargains for One W'kkic: —Piano Music, real gems, /tiand 1/ eiK'h ; Infants' Kid Boots, 1/3 ; L/ulies"-Prcnulla, 0/, &c, Also, Men's Wateriighta, 10,' ii; Bluchers, 7/;: 'ChildreuVi good Leather Boots. (/, &0., <See, &o. All sewn, and Auckland made. Ladies, tell your husbands! < Men, tell your wives!— W. 11. IJami'ikii, Ohapel-street, one door from Wyml ham-^trcH't. i 6 "IA7" AIK ATO T I M ES." MR. T. C. HAMMOND is authorised to Collect Accounts for tho " Wnikato Times." m o" ii v i l d c r sT TENDERS will be received up to noon on SATURDAY, the 11th of November, for the Erection of a Lnrgc Building at Napier, for James Watt, Ks<i, Plans, &c, at my ofllcc, Queen-street, EDWARD MAUOXKY, Archite<:t. m 0 ,13 U .1 L I) E R S.j Tenders will be received until noon of tho 6th November, for tho Erection of a Wcsleyan Church at Ponsonby. R. KEALS & SON", Architects. TO O U A S F I T T E R. S. _H_ Tenders are invited foi< _be.Gftsfltter.'_ Work required in the new Primitive -Vlethodist Church, Wellington and FmnkJin-sU'ec:t'.s. Sijecilication:j, &c, at niy otlice'. KDWARD MAHONKY, Architect, A NNIyEIi SA X V SERV rC X S NEWTON CONf! ItKG ATfONA L SUNDAY aOKOOIi will beheld NEXT SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2!),* 1870. SERMONS: Morning, nt 11 o'clock, by the Itcv. W. Tinsloy. Kvcnijig, at (5.30, by Rev. .1. Loekwood. In the Afternoon, an Address will be delivered to Parents, Teachers, and Scholars, at 3 o'clock, by Mr. S. Lrvwry. Collections in aid of School Funds. On TUESDAY, 31st October, the ANNUAL SOIREK will be held; J. C. FiiM'ii, President ol; .S.S.U., in the Chair. Addresses will be delivered by Mr. W. itatHey, V.P. of S.S.U, yliiiy. W. l.lawus. Rev. J. Lock wood, Mr. Gco. ilemus, and other friends, in terspersed with Music. Tickets, Is, 6d. Tea on the tables at 1i.30 o'clock. UNI TE D METTI OD 1 S T FREE CHURCH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND.. , . . _ „ Musical andLitki:,vkv Enteutainment. Pkoghamme :— Overture, String Band Spna Mr. R. Redforti Reading, Rev. W, Lock'vvoad Song, Miss Hirst Song, Mr. A. Hemus Recitation, Mr. W. H. W. Wliitehead Song, Mr, J?yan Glee, Gentlemen Amatom>s, Interval. Overture, String Band Sony;, Mrs. Bellingham Reading (Lancashire), Mr. Tattcrsall Duet, Masters Buchanan Song, Mv, R. TuuShQgp - Reading, Mr. Blackmail Song, Mr. Ryan Song, Miss Hirst- Glee, Gentlemen Amateurs, ADMISSION :—3n. axd Gd. NOTICE.— McLcod and Co.'s Sup.cyior Whaitgarei Heads Stone Lufteisiiow being supplied at Freeman's Bay (as dr:i"\vn from |he kiln) nt such prices, <N:c., as will make it an inducement to Builders, and others, to give it a pVefeyenoe. Parties using lime are respectfully requested nut in mistake any other qualities of, Him- fm MeLeod and Co.'s Whaiigarei Ileads Stone Lime. A UCKLAND ALMANAC AND PRO, ___4_ VINOIAL HANDBOOK, OFFICERS of LODGES, SOCIETIES, anri OTHER. PUBLIC BODIES, are respectfullj requested to forward to the Star Office, as early as possible, INFORMATION intended fo) PUBLICATION in the "Auckland Almanac • anct Provincial Handbook for J377."



i_SS____^; XflOß GIS BORNE AND < d_§l_]c__i»' *- NAPIER, CALLING AT CAPE RUNAWAY, HIOK'S BAY, AWANUI, TOKAMORAU, AND TOLAGO BAY, as Induconient may offor. The B.s. • . JANE DOUGLAS, Captain Fraser, will leavo as above on MON DAY, the 30th instaat, at _ p.m. For freight or passage apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 10, Queen-street, Auckland, October 27, 1870. _^ CHEAP DRAPERY ESTABLISH M B NT. D. MoPIIERSON, KAUANC4.vir.vps Road. Choice Dross Materials, plain and fancy A Largo Stock of Summer Prints and Muslins Calicos, Sheeting, Quilts, and Long Curtains Boy's and Youth's Tweed Suits, from '20s Another lot of Colonial Tweeds suitable for Summer wear Ladies', Maids', Girls', and Boys' Straw Hats Ribbons, Feathers, Mo worm, &c. at SELLING Of*1 Prices. ~fr AIP AR A RAIL WA Y. EXCURSIONS ox PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. Til A7NS will loavo Helonsville for Rircrhead at 7.30 a.m. and 1.0 j).m. Riv.orhead for Holensville—l2.o p.m. and 6.0 p.m. Relm-n Fares:—First Class, Is 6d ; Second Class, 33 3d. By order, A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. mO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ME. F. G. EWINGTON'S (I I? AND MAGTC LANTERN ENTERTAINMENT, At the Young Mbn's Rooms, in aid of Two Poor Families. Mk. John Herepatii will conduct the musical arrangements. Paktl TRIP UP THE THAMES TO WIND SOR, magnificent views never seen before in Auckland —Queen's Portrait —National Anthem. Part 11.-- THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. . . (ajiilißins and insf-rncjive) -Mr. Me- HiisliT to read " Piiddy and the Boar." Part JJLI. - -T.HK SOLDTEK'S DREAM (affect ing scenery)- Patlietliic Reading by Mr. J. Blackmail. - PmCE:—Adults, Is.; Children, (id. Arrange-! ments cn.n be mado at the door for easier terms, j where several persons attend from one family. The entire nett proceeds will be handed to Rev. R. S. Hansard, for Mrs. Dyer and Mrs. Heaton, and as the object is a good one, all kindly dis posed porsons aro urged to support it. AUCKLAND CATTLE SHOW TO BE HELD AT MR. A. BUCKLAND'S YARDS, REMOKRA, ox THURSDAY, 9'fli NOVEMBER, 1870, When upwards £500 will be given away in Prizes for HORSES. CATTLE, PIGS, POULTRY, DOGS, DAIRY PRODUCE. IMPLEMENTS, &C, &C. For farther particulars, see Posters or Adver tisements in Weekly Papers. Entries close Novembor 1, 1870. WM. PERCIVAL _ _■ Secretary. ; AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PRO-' VINCIAL HANDBOOK, 1877. The only person AUTHORISED to receive ADVEUTISEMKNTS for the. "AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL IIANBOOK, 1877," is Mr. J. 11. WrnuoKonu. HENRY BRETT, Publisher, I^INArWjTTCEHKE^ J AND JAS, FORD'S ESTATES. Legal Proceedings will be taken against all Persons whose accounts are not paid, to mo withiu two day». i F. G. EWINGTON, For the Trustees.: iNI>KEW"BK.OWN HILL, late of ship Dunedin, in requested to communicate ■With his Father, James M. Hill, 52, Esplanade, Greenock; or, Mr. R. Logan, North Shore, Auckland, who will give him information to his advantage. moMEMBEKS of the Panicll Croquet Club.—The Ground is now Open for Play. riOJVIFSRTABLEAGC()>[MODATK)N \y for two or three Gontloinen, in r, private house, pleasantly BiUiated on" Upper Symonds streefc —For .address apply-to Robertson Bros., Grocers, &0., L'ppcr Syinonds-strcet. QUPEUToi: APrAKTMENTS.at ;Mrs.| kJ Mot ley's Havcldck House, SynumdH-street,' second house on opposite side of the road past Choral Hall. r> i r c v la r; A, LINABURY & CO. Fiudlng that tUoir iati P emlses wjre too small to a.lo v of their duin,,' juetio.) t> t_etr numer his Cus tomers and increasing Duaim-'Sd, have) taken thoso OaMMOUIOUS PKEAUJ_> (i«t-<ly in .he cour/a'ion of Mr W. Wilson), -iO4imd 206, .tiUWBN-STRKIST. Cuey (ate this oppo tu-niy of informing their numerous friends anil tbe t,en. r*l yuulio lhat they wi.l inauijurato ttit> opiun^ of tho.c uew Emporium by h iUling aU v IVKKSAIi S j.K! ForOsb Kosul our Bujre Shipuitmts of -.P IVG and 3U '4 HIK DRKS* GOOLM, MILL IN X iIY, OOsTOMKS OEVERVL ini/VPKtiy and CLOTHING will tx> in ciuded in this <JKA.NI> SALI-J. A. L. to Co. beg to t-.ndoi' th ir Bincefe thanks to hair many friends, an l ih>> s'-upril publ.c. for tlif-ir liberal patronage, ami fpul as mod ih_t, nothing will oe. vrantiuy on their part to itiSU.ro a (-•outiiiuaaoe of li-*S support so lib=!ially lustJiVed on th.-in since opening, DR-S8 GOODS. Tha iium^n c ohaico of Fan.y Dresses, roa'prietng all the liitis. Noyeliios <n fabrics (or ha uoa' hum tuui. s and WaJlring _>r;8«. b, r-ndr it nex' to iin "us ibie to supply a ooiupjet- list of ill- sto :k now on view. Ladiee wili tiud i thiu -ep rtinont, a Bt-xection ol G.oodH uiHUi'passej as regirdjt Viiintj of Material and Colouring. . A PERFECT GIFT. . 1000 yardsaf Spriuif and bummer Dress Materials ■'•■•" '■' ■ ■' Bought a job, and must bd cleared, from 4Jd. ALL EEMWAKT6 UNDER COST. 1 Large Stock of Summer SUirtfusjs, in plain, checked ; '.' '■ and stripsd Umong. FANCY DEPARTMENT. Tin Fancy Department co.muigos oveTy novelty in Lidi s' Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Ties, Umbrellas, Faacy Goods, Haberdashery, Sic, &o. snow room. The attention of LacUos is particularly dirroted to the exti-usive choice in the Miil^u.ry Deparnneiit, iuclnding a soiection of the very latest introductions til" BugUsl) and French M llinny Tbo Stock of UnderolotUing is also v-tj la'ga, coanloto, and wt-11 ;is-soited, and Ladioa cau b3 sapplicd with every requisite article. DJRESS AND MAISTLE MAKING. Dresses Made on the Prcuusfta. Costumes and Dreases made in 24 hours' notice. Mourning Orders promptly oxec^t"d. You can r 1/ on a Go ,d S'Aiiag X refis, Fashionably made, and a--h-ili the us .al Auckland price. A large Stock of Dr«BS6s and Costumes al*ajß on h»ud and made to order. &&~ Price Liat to be had on apilication, A. LINABURY & CO.,



T OR NX- STREET HA LL. THE REALLY MAGNIFICENT DIORAMA OK THB FRANCO-PKUSSIAX WAR! AND PICTURES OF THE SUEZ CANAL AND NILE SCENERY!!! Will be Exhibited for Two Nights More, THIS EVENING & TO-MORROW EVENING, By Particular Request. Gifts will be distributed tts usual at the Closo of ouch Entertainment. Entertaining and appropriate Music during tho evening, under tho direction of Pro. D. Cope. Front Scats, 3s; Second. 2s; Back Seats, Is. W. H. POPE, Manager. THEATRE R O V A L. Lessee .. R, .T. DeLias, RE-ENGAGEMENT ov MR. AND MRS. JOHK I* HALL* Last Night of Mr. John L. HaH as Pierre Michel. Last Night of Mrs. John L. Hallos Rose Michel. Grand Fashionabus Night! THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 26TH OCTOBER, Will be repeated, for tho last time, the Successful Drama, ROSE MICHEL ! ROSE MICHEL ! ROSE MICHEL ! SATURDAY NIGHT: THE COLLEEN BAWN ! Reserved Seats at Upton's. . SATURDAY NIGHTS' ENTERTAIN MENTS, TEMPERANCE HALL, At 7.30 OCIiOOK. SATURDAY, October 28.—BENEFIT of MRS. McMANUS and ORPHAN CHILDREN. Pkog-ramM-E:—Overture, Full Band; Song, " Killarney," Mr. McCappan; Song, "Please give me a Penny," Mrs. Homer; Song, Mr. Ryan; Song. "Mountain Maid's Invitation," Miss Binns ; Song and Dance. " Kciser, dcr yer want ter buy a Dawg," ]\liss Amy Thornton; Song. Mr. Salt; Song, "White Squall," Mr. Thorne; Comic Song, in character, "Susan June tho Beautiful Virgin," Mr. Hodgson ; Song, "Jessie's Dream," Mrs. Cottingham: Song, by request, " 'Tis Hard to Love," Mr. Butsehkow ; Recitation, Mr.'Griffin; Song andDanco, byre quest, " The one I dearly love," Miss Thornton; Mr. Winehcom.be as the' " Lightning Changer,'' comic impersonations; Comic Song, in character, with band accompaniment. "The Hungry Army," Mr. Martcr; Song, "Shabby Genteel," Mr. Fin lay ; Double Dance, in character, Messrs. Turner and Power. God Save the Queen ! Tho whoio ol! the proceeds of this Entertain ment will be handed to Widow McManus, free of charge, so that the generosity of tho public may benefit thodo intended. The public arc, therefore, requested to be liberal, as the necessity is urgent. ADMISSION: THREEPENCE. Lads, under 10, will- bo charged 6e>., unless accompanied by parents or guardians. CHARLES B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. WEST END CRICKET CLUB.«.; A practice of the above will be held on the Club's Ground, at the Junction of i Hepburn and Ponsonby Roads, to-morrow,; at 2.15. Tho.se selected for the Match against the Auckland C. C. are requested to be punctual.—Robkkt. MASON, Secretary. mEMPERANCE~VARIET\~TROUPK YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ROOMS. TO-MORROW: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1876. N£W SONGS, DUETS, RECITATIONS, &C. NEW TALENT! ■MB- COME KARLY TO vWOID CRUSHING. ■ Phice ov Admission :—3i>. Doors open at 7.30, commence at 8. A. O. JAMIKSOX, Secretary- : , f^' II Olt A L II A L L. \^y . ' The Committee have much pleasure in an nouncing a GRAND CONCERT, ■ In AID of the FUNDS of the MECHANICS' INSTITUTE^ at the above Hall. ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2, 1876. j '■'" PROGRAMME-:—. ' "' j Paut I. , • ■ ■' Overture. " Fra Dinvolo" (Auber), Song, " The Lust ('artridgo (Petth— Mr.-Gradwell Trio, "The Maafic Wove Scarf—Mies Leaf, Mr. Harding, and Mr. Brctfc Song, "The Ship Boy's Letter*—Mrs. Rayneo Song, "When other Lips," from the Opora of the "Bohemian Girl" (Wallace)—Mr. A. Brook■ Song, " Regret"—Miss Leaf Sleigh Song, "Peggy Dear" (Ho'vrarfl Paul) — Mr. Brett CaTUiinu, "The Fountain ?oenc from Luciade Ijammci'moor"—Miss Arch Descriptive Song, "The Armourer"—Mr. Chas. Harding Trio, "The Gipsies' Chorus"—Mr. A. Brook, Mr.. Harding, and Mr. Brott. Part 11. Overture, " Zaubcrjloto" (Moxart) . Song, "Golden Days" (Claribel)—Miss Yaugrhan licading, "The Charity Dinner," by Lifcoliflold Moslcy Song, " Once Again"—Mis?, Loaf Duet, from the Opera of "Don Giovanni" —Miss Yailg'hah and Mr. Brett. Song, "Ever More"—Mr. Harding Cavatina, " O Love for me thy power," from the Opera of "La Sonuambula"— -Mras Arch. Solo (Piano) —Mr. TurroJl Duet (comic)— Mva, liujiut and Mr. Harding. GOD SAVIS 'I'HK QCKEN! ADMISSION :-- Reserved Seats, 3s; Unre served Seats, 2s ; B.u'k Seats, Is, Plan1 of the 1 [all can be soon, and seats secured, tit Messrs. Brown end Son's Music Warehouse, Short land-rit root. Tickets m:i.v also be obtained from any member of the Committee, at the Institiiif, or from I\!r. H. T. Talbot, Secretary. MONDAY,. OCTOBER 30.J -^ C I T V M A R 'K~~' GRANT & MORTON, HAVE been favuurad with instructions to sell by anctimi, on Monday next, the 30th instant, at 32 oelock noon.' ■ > Tho GOODWILL of '.KJ Yearn' LEASE of ALLOTMENTS Xos. 2 and 2, in the Albert Park, having a l'rontai.e uf Vlh feet to Prineesß-strcet and iOi' icet to Bowcn^ street. The Auctioneers wctuld draw especial atten tion to tiifi above, ad beins the only available building ;siie.6 in t'riiicie '' -si,re.'t, and as corner lots having a splendid situation. The Purchase Money for the Lease lies at interest at 8j per cent., a?< lon '•: ;is ths lessee may elect, b\it can be paid-oiT at any time. All particulars can be had on application at the Man. Teriiis at Sale. B. TONKS R. C. CARR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER I. N OO N; B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at the Bi'unswick Mart, on the above date. The Grand Stand, Bar, and Booths The Stone Grotto (for Tea, Coffee, &c) The Gates and Cards of the Sports at Ellers lie Gardens on the 9thNovember (Prince 1 °, f sya}cs, Birthday), on the occasion oil the Caledonian Games. MONSTER SALE OF ENGLISH FUR NIT URE AND MIRRORS, • £1000 IN VALUE. E. & H. ISAACS WILL well by auction as soon as landed from the AbernyLe, j\l3t arrived from London, the above. Full particulars in future issue. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. CITY M A R T. IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS ALLOTMENTS, to be Leased,f or 99 years. GRANT & MORTON. £Lans n^ay be obtained at the Ma,yt -' v';-!'\u~ "■ '■;;''■ ' . . !



.-'■. Ad. .;. Y,i "A ;'.!'. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. FREEHOLD UNRESERVED SALE. ONEHT7NGA ! ONEHUNGA! BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. Under the Education" Resektb Maxagk.mknt Amkndmekt Okdi- NAJJGH, 1873. M. JONES & CO. HAVE been favoured hj instructions to soil by auction, at the Central Salo Rooms, on Tuesday, 31st Ootober, at 12 noon; llio VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRG PKItT V known as tho " Pond" or <'■■■■ "Grotto," Onehunga. a. r. p Lot 15, of Section 17, containing.. .. 3 128 Lot 9, of Section 48, containing.. ..200 Unreserved Sale. For further particulars, enquire of the ■. ■ Auctioneers. THE lIAYMAKKET. SALES OF WOOL, SHEEroivINS, AND HIDES, EVERY FRIDAY, At 2 o'clock. FI RS T LAR G E W0 0 L SA L E Will be hc]d on TUESDAY, 21st;NOVEMBER, 1876. ALFRED AUCKLAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. R E MUE R A YARDS. FOR SALE, on Thursday ucxt, Novem ber?,, at 12.nooii, 50 head Grown Steers, three-fourths fatted i 100 Choice fat Cattle, 000 Fat-Sheep and Lambs Dairy Cows. Stove Cuttle Fat and Store Pigs. ALFRED AUCKLAND. ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. TH E CAT TL E FAI R. CONCENTRATING- numbers of Stock VV on one occasion Dring's a large attendance ot buyers, and is mutually advantageous A second I'air will be held on November 11, tho Saturday lpilowing the Cattle Show, when 1060 hoad of Store Cattle will be yarded. ' Entries must be made before Thursday, October 26. ~„... ALFRED BUCKLAND. MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. In the Estate of the Late H. C, Balneavis. COMFORTABLE FAIU xLV RESIDENCE SYMONDS-STREET. FREEHOLD COUNTRY PROPERTIES. rfIHE Subscribers have received instrue- A tions from the Executors of tho late H. C. Balncayis, to sell by public auction, at tho Land W tfeiofek "" °n Monda *'» mt^ instant, at KYMOts D6-STREET, ; (LmproTement Com missioners Lease)— Lot i, of subsection 4 pi subdivision of section 13, City of Auck lan,d.\ *yeetirontag-e to Symonds-street, and 91 feet to O'Rorke-strcet, held under lease .far; »■ term of 99 years, from 15th March, 18/5, at an annual rental of £21 10s sterling, with that comfortable two story dwelling-house thereon erected . oontaimng nine rooms, plastered, and wcll-flmshed throughout, as recently •'•'-■ occupied by the late.. H. O. Balneavis. •VILLAGE OF PAPAKURA- °> *' P" Allotment. 19, section 'i . 02 1 villagKf 'dkurHP' section 2;: °2 32 Allotments 25 to 29, section 8 .. l 120 Allotment 2i, seotion T ■ - 1 I) 11 TOWN OF WYNYARDTON--" " Lota 5 and 6, section 1 Lots 11,12, and 13, seotion iO TOWN^IIO^O^ 0"01111 VlLLA^T^A^l'ooo^ 10112- 1 ° » Allotinont 10, seotion 3.. ..038 Further particulars may be obtained from •^e£ IVfrom n Mb Qfflces> s*K>rtland- SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ~ TUESDAY, OCTQB"ER~3L '' EXTENSIVE % UNRESERVED SALE OF ;■ NEW FURNITURE. HHHE subscribers have received instruct -4i r.I(?" s from Mrs- Uouzens, who is leaving the Colony, to sell, in the Large Building in llobsou-stroet, near top- of Victoria-street', on ■Tuesday next, October 31, at 11 o'clock, THE WHOLIS OF THE VALUABLE AND WELL-SELECTED STOCK, Consisting of Gilt Mirrors, Walnut Table (inlaid), Whatnots, Cedar, Hirmi, and other Loo Tables; Couches, in Hair Cloth,•■DainasK, Hep. &c.; Mahogany }V asluUano s (marble tops); Toilet Sets: Chests Drawers (Cedar and Mottled Kami): CheJiion iei-3 (.v ahoguny ;.- 1 Mottled Kauri, handsomely caryvfl,; Picta...-; Couch and Six Chairs; toiler glasses-'(lUarbe tops); Coal Scuttles; Commodes: Clocks; Lustres; Vases; Iron and. Wood Bedsteads in great variety ; Bedding; Mattrassos; Palliasses ; Cane - seated Dining Chairs; Cn'so-scated. Hocking Chairs; Dining. rabies; Dressing Tables; Bath, &c, &c. The Auctioneers desire to point out that the above were selected and made with a view to starting a First-class Furnishing Establishment, and can be relied on as being good substantial articles, and'calculated to give satisfaction. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . ■ ■ Auctioneers. ' . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ¥** WOOL SALE. mHE Undersigned will hold their First it DuriSS £ W^oesday, November -22, HUNTER & NOLAN. Full Weight Wool^cksOn Sale at Durham' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. PAPAKURA MONTHLY CATTLE SALE. mHE usual Monthly Cattle Sale Mill be ■tj i£s ?Vi Wednesday next, of above 300 Head Mixed Store Cattle, Dairy Cows, Sheep, Horses, &c, *' At half-i)ast 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. a H E E P F ~A I R. The undersigned will hold their FIRST SHKEP FAIR in JANUAIiY Jicxi, aixl r.'/uest intending vendors to ioward ))ai-Jie(iiar.s of their Stock, that entries may be made HUSTEIt & NOLAN; TUESDAY, OCTOBER^ FOR SALE at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next; at l o'clock t AT ONE 'O'CLOCK.