- "Sergt. Mulvllle deposed to the arrest. Dr John H. Hooper, of Hobson-street, deposed to the nature of the wounds. There were two. As in one instance the bones were laid bare, and it was on •that account he thought there was danger. He recommended him to go home, and ;keop quiet. The wounds were evidently •caused by some weapon, and not by the .hand. To his Worship : He had known men die from quite as simple a wound. It was necessary that prosecutor should keep rquiet ank from drink. His Worship said lie thought it would ibe well to withdraw the indictable offence, .and prefer a charge of common assault. Sub-Inspector Pardy accordingly con sented, and the prisoner was charged with -simply assaulting the prisoner. The previous evidence was accepted, and .Mr Tyler addressed the Court in defence, ' and acknowledge that prisoner struck with ;a bone under very provoking circumstances, and that the case should be dismissed. Joseph Patterson, the prisoner, was then 'called, and gave evidence. The case was then dismissed. THE LIGHT OUT. R. J. Davidson was charged under the Licensing Act with having no light in his lamp on the morning of the 24th inst. Mr Davidson said his night-porter put the lamp out about 4 o'clock as it was light at the time. Fined 2s 6d and costs. OATS AND BRAN.

Edward Brennan was charged with steal ing oars and bran, valne Is, the property of W. 11. Hoffman, on the 19th inst. Sub-Inspector Pardy asked for a remand in this case, as there would be other charges against prisoner, Remanded until Wednesday. CHARGE OF LARCENY.

Abel Fletcher was again brought up on two charges of felony (1) for stealing a plough-plane, axes, and other carpenters' tools in May last, from the east Newton School, the property of William Colvell, value 60s. (2) with stealing and carrying away a rip saw, value 10s, the property of Mark Rumble.

Mr Tyler appeared for the prisoner, and pleaded not guilty. William Colwell, carpenter and builder, of Newton, deposed that he erected the Newton East school in April and Mry last, and dv ring that period, he missed from a small tool-house, at different times, the various tools mentioned in the information. The prisoner lived close by the building, and was occasionally upon the premises. On Thursday last he went with Detective Grace to prisoner's house, and found the plane and small axe. On being asked where the plough was, he replied that Mr Cook had it.

Robert Cook, carpenter, of York Terrace, Newton, and Deeective Grace also gave evidence, and Mr Tyler addressed the Court for the defence.

mhe prisoner was committed for trial on both charge?.

ELLERSLIE GARDENS. —SPORTS.

The entries for the Prince of Wales Cup, a pedestrian handicap to be run ac Ellerslie Gardens on the 9lli November, over the two distances, 150 yards and 600 yards, closed on •Saturday night at the Thames HoteL The ■ following names were received by Mr J. A. Brown, the Secretary : —John Bull, Remuera ; E. O'Hare, Auckland; James Brown, Mercury .Bay; W. llettam, Auckland; James Martin, Auckland: H. Whiteside, Auckland; D. Jlc- Donald, Otara; W. McMillan, Otara; W. S. Grimes, Howick; J. Huiton. Waikato; F. Dalton, Auckland; B. McG-inley. Auckland; R,. Gault, Auckland; Jno. Flynn, Panmure; E. Ellis, Sydney ;R. Brennan, Auckland; Neil Whisker, Auckland. Aa entries sent from the country will be received up to thia evening, it is j ust po3«ible that one or two more may be added to the above. Such a list of brilliant performers has never appeared in an Auckland race before and if Ellis. Grimes, McGinley, McMillan, Mettam, and Brennan come to the post the con test will be unusually exciting. The o*her races set for the 9th will clo3e on Saturday next.

CRICKET.

'Tee Domain on Saturday afternoon presented a most gratifying spectacle to the lover of manly sports, No less that three games of cricket were going on. The ground was iv good order, and the number of spectators wa* unusually large. The principal game was the We3t PZnd v. Carl ton Club, in which the following were tho scores :— WEST END. CARLTON. J. Macky, cDufaur b W. T. Dufaor, b Mo- Lynch .. .. 6 Gregor .. .. 13 C. Gleeson, run out 5 T. A. fox, cJ. Mackr T. Macky, b Lynch 8 b Gloeson .. ..26 B. Mason, b Lynch 2 D. Lynch, c Whitaker A. Whitaker, b b Gleeson .. .. 1 Lynch .. .. 12 E, Yates, not out .. 45 G, Orchard bLynch 0 Garland, b Gloeson 2 C. S. Western b Cox 2 Kent, not out .. 19 H. O. Brown, b Extras .. ..9 Lynch .. .. 0 Mitchell, b 'Lynch 1 Stevens, st Dufaur bLawry .. .. 8 McGregor, not out 0 Extras 18 Total .. ..62 Total .. ..115 The second elevens of the same clubs (also played a match, which resulted as follows: — Carlton: Williams, 21; Buttle, 2: Pierce, 2; Reid, 0; Cheeseman, I; RfUtray, 3: Lawry, 1; Rutland, 1; Ridings, I; A'. Lawry, 2; Xichol; son. 0 ; extras, 8; total, IS. West find: Hanna. 7: Spry. 0: Cook, :'; Golernan, 1 Anderson, .3; Walker, 2; Cooper, 0; Taylor, 1; O. Hanna, 0 ; Halyday, 0 ; Hattery, 1; extras, 7; total, 27. The Auckland Cricket Club had a. praz-tieo game, in which some good cricket was ex hibited.

QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE 1.0.0. F., M.U.

The quarterly meeting of the Auckland District 1.0.0. F., M.U. was heM at the Oddfellows' Hall, Richmond-street, Short land, Friday, October 25th. The meeting opened at 2 p.m.. Present; The Provin cial P.G.M. J.J. Holland, in the chair, and P.G.M. Thomas Holland, in the Vice chair, the Auckland Lodges were repre sented as follows, viz., Loyal Fountain of Friendship by P.P.G.M. George Leahy, and P.P.G.M. Thomas Hobson, P. G. Owen Mahon, N.G. A. Aley, and Vice Grand J. Westmoreland (the latter gentle man was appoiated at the last moment, owing to the accident which happened P.P.G.M. Alexander Fleming, a deputy who has represented his Lodge for many years, having rendered him unable to attend). The Good Intent Lodge was represented by P.P.G.M. S. Place, T. Cole, and P. G. Akers. The Waikato and Charles Bruce (Thames) Lodges were represented b} r P.P.G.M. L. J. Eagnall, P.G. Moore, N.G. Gentles, V.G. W. Donnell, Past Grands Jenkins and Vanghan. In the absence of the Provincial C.S. (H. J. Smith), P.P.G.M. Bagnall acted as secretary to the meeting. The ge-ieral routine of busi ness was gone through, which was found financially to be very satisfactory, and lasted up to seven p.m., after which the Past Grand Lodge was opened, and advan tage taken of the visit of district officers and Past Grands to confer the various past officers' degrees on candidates eligible to receive the .same ; after which, on the invi tation of P.P.G.M. Bagnall, the Auck land Deputies proceeded to the Queen's Hotel, where an excellent banquet was given by their Thames breth ren. Ample 'justice being done to the good things, the Chairman, P.G.M. J. J. Holland, called upon the brethren to fill their glasses, and drink tp the health of our most Gracious Majesty the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and all the Royal Family, His Excellency the Governor, the Grand Master of the Order, and the Auckland District I. O. O. F. M. U., Auckland and Thames Deputies, the ladies, the Host, (Vaughan) and Hostess. Several very choice songs were given by brethren of the Thames, and a very pleasant evening closed by sing ing the National Anthem.

Regarding a billiard match recently played at home the " Athletic News " has the following :—"ln a billiard match, 500 up, played at Lowestoft last Thursday week between W. Cook and J. Roberts, junr., the former made a break of 756, winning with a few hundreds to spare. Roberts only scored 7. It is a very great pity Cook is never in this form when he is playing Roberts for the championship, as his holding the chief position in the fascinating game would be highly popular, even with cueists themselves." We have to acknowledge the following subscriptions in aid of the Famine Fund :— T. M., 2s Gd ; Job, 5s j E. U. Is ; M. C. ss.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. GRAHAMSTOWN, this clay. ; COSTUME CRICKET MATCH. : A costume cricket match is to be given by the Thames Club on Wednesday in aid j of the Indian Famine. J NATIVE MEETING. The natives had a meeting on Saturday ! to discuss the value |of the land, through •which the county took the read. One j native -wanted £200,000, and came down to ■ £2,500. The matter was left in the hands I of three representative natives. / , j WELLINGTON, this day. SMALL-POX. " I The Zealandia lias been quarantined, with the crew on board, for a fortnight; , the passengers for the same period on j Soames' Island. The disease is found to be a severe type of small-pox. Four cases : are ascertained ; not known at present whether others will be developed. I THE ZEALANDIA IN QUARANTINE. ' All the Zealandia's passengers are in j excellent health and ashore at the ' Quarantine Station. The crew remain on i board, and all of them are well and at work. i- The services of the doctor are not deemed necessary, but the vessel will have to j ' remain the regular time in quarantine : ■ about a fortnight yet. i Mr Mcllhone denies that he said he had . ' the sanction of four priests for taking part l < jn opening secular schools. PIAKO AND QUEEN OF BEAUTY. Piako.—The return for the fortnight with 27 head of stampers is 223 ozs lOdwts. j ' The reef is of good quality, and the st df . occasionally shows gold. j J The Queen of Beauty company retorted j for 108 i ozs, the stone being taken priuci- j "* pally from the City of London section. ! £ Sharemarket.—No report transactions. *

COROMANDEL, this day. tTnion Beach.—lt is reported that a good parcel af stone was obtained during "the week.

Koyal Oak.—lt is understood that the mine is looking up favourably, gold being obtained in several stopes. Snowden's claim obtained some rich specimens on Saturday.

It is understood that Mr McLeod has written to Mr Firth, requesting on behalf of the community here that a portion of the salmon ova be forwnrded for distribution. A meeting of lona directors was held on Saturday, when it was unanimously agreed that substantial machinery, thirty-horse power, be erected if the Paimerston, lona, Golconda, and other ground be amalga mated ; if not, the shareholders of the lona are determined to erect machinery on their own account, and develope the mine forth with.

DUNEDIN. this day

PROUDFOOT'S TRIAL.

An application will be made this after noon to change the venue in Proudfoot's trial to Christchurch.

(PRESS AGENCY.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Last night Bishop Rodwood delivered a charity sermon, at St. Mary's, in aid of the Indian Famine Relief Fund. He said their fellow creatures in distress should be helped irrespective of colour or creed, or distance away. Fifty pounds were collected at the conclusion. A (similar sermon was preached at the other Catholic Church, and forty pounds were colleoted. JUVENILE EXHIBITION. The Chamber of Commerce has issued a circular to employers of labour in town, inviting their co-operation in regard to the Australian Juvenile Industrial Exhibition by giving prizes for the young people to compete for, stich as ornamental articles, medals, or cash". The brig Jane got away on Saturday evening for Kaipara. FAMINE FUND. Over a thousand pounds are now collected here towards the Indian Famine Relief Fund, £900 being lodged iv the New Zealand and Union Banks. Sub scriptions are still coming in. Fea~s for t3ra Maacwatu-

A good deal of uneasiness is felt about the steamer Manawatu which left here on Thursday for Wanganui. She was passed by the Bingarooma bound for Nelson the same day out in Cook's .straits. A violent westerly gale was blowing, and heavy sea rolling. The Ringarooma could only make slight headway against the gale.

PORT CHALMERS, this day.

ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP PARKORA. The N.Z.S. Company's Pareorn, from London, 27th July, towed in this morning. Had a fine weather'passage ; v,*as Mown off" port on the morning of the 271h, and towed in this morning. She brings 33 passengers and 1300 tons cargo.

TIMARU, this day.

The grain market is depressed. Wheat, 6s to 6s fid ; best oats, 8s to 3s 3d ; potatoes, £2 ; malting barley, 3s 6d ; feed, 3s. JoneS and Hart report for the past week : milch cows, £9 to £11 10; store cattle dull. Sales : SOO cross-bred ewes, 14s 6'd ; heavy plough and farm horses, £45 to £50 ; medium, £38 to £43 ; hacks, and light harness horses, £11 10 to £28.

The Indian Famine Relief Fund Com mittee have collected over £421, and a con siderable amount still promised lias to be collected.

TAUKANGA, this day.

.subscriptions in aid or the .Indian Famine are coming in satisfactorily.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Auckland Gas—Sellers, £10 ss. South British Insurance—77s Gd, SOo: sellers, 7Ss.

National Insurance— 31s ; buyers, 32n Gd ; sailers, 3is. Standard Insurance—Sellers, 235. Union Insurance—l2s Gd, 13s ; buyers, 12s 6J sellers, 13s. Moanatairi—6Bs Gd, 70s ; buyers, G7s Gd; sellers, 70s.

Alburnia—6ss ; buyers, Cos ; sellers, 70s. Kuranui Hill—Buyers, 14s. Piako—Buyers, 9s 9d ; sellers, 10s 6d. Harbour View—Buyers, Cs. Welcome—Sellers, 6s.

PARLIAMENTARY.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPON DENT.)

WELLINGTON, this clay. Tllq Hspseted Division. It is understood that the division on the no-confidence motion {will be taken some time to-night. Both parties are .sanguine of winning by a small majority of one or two. SCENE IN BELLAMY'S. On dit. Captain Russell (Wakeileld's wooden soldier), having a drink in Bellamy's with LePatourel. Small boy bring ing tikcts (not pawn). Captain Russell, military style, " Boy, ah ! why don't you b'wing'em in on a twayali." Exit boy to look for "twaya." A LITTLE SCANDAL. Another on dit re the late ball. Mr Swauson walked in and saw a man and woman standing together—not man and wife —somebody else's wife. The man in an attitude of demotion, blowing with his mouth on the woman's half-dressed bosom. The male gender belongs to Government House. THE^DIVISION ON THE NO CONFIDENCE MOTION. Your correspondent has seen more corrupt influence in Wellington lately than Auck land people can believe possible. A certain monetary institution and politicians are trying to secure votes, and now money is no ob)ect. The latest reckoning of the card, notwithstanding base political traitors, shows a majority of two for the Government. Some leading members of the Opposition are heavily mortgaged, and pressure is put oa tbom.

A MAORI WEDDING.

j An event of some interest occurred at 1 Maungawhare on Tuesday last, viz., the marriage of the Maori cheif Pairama Ngutahi, of Kaipara Heads, to Ngapini. ] relict of Pataratu, of Hokianga, As the j parties are people of rank, their dusky I friends assembled from ail ouarters to do | honour to the happy pair. An ample dis i play of buntfng was produced, which, with the many coloured costumes of the visitors, rendered the appearance of the station re ! markably gay. A room was improvised for the occasion at the rear of the Maunga whare Hotel, rendered gay with flowers and evergreens. The ceremony took place at 12 o'clock, and the Rev. Jdoani Waiti officiated. The dusky beauty was led to the altar b/ Mr R. R Spencer, who acted as best man, followed by six bridesmaids, uniformly dressed in white, accompanied by their attendant groomsmen. After the ceremony 140 invited guests sat down to partake of the bridegroom's hospitality, served up i--> European style. Many of our leading residents (Pakelia) were among those invited. After full justice had been done to the good things provided, speeches were made, the healths of the happy pair were drajk, and a war dance got up in honour of the occasion, and carried out with great eclat. Presents of various descriptions were distributed among the representatives of the various tribes, aud not one case of drunkenness or ill-behaviour occurred during the whole day to mar the pleasures of the occasion.—[Correspondent.]

THE FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

A COMMITTEE meeting of the Indian Famine Relief Fund was held this after noon, at the' Mayor's office. Present—His Worship the Mayor, Messrs A. Heather, Wnddell, Thompson, B. Tonka, J. Cos »rave, J. l r. Stevenson, H. Brett, and F. CI. Ewington, secretary. The principal business was the discuss on . of the proposed fete in aid of the fund. I > The Mayor said he had made an applica : tion to the Government through Major | Green, for the use of Government House, j and he had not received any r-cply. j The Secretary said Mr Doonin had con sented to canvass the east side of Queen street with Mr Brett. Mr Stevenson said the Choral SociGty had consented to give a concert for the benefit of the Fund. Moved by Mr Heather, seconded by Mr Cosgrave, " That the Committee thank the Choral Society for their kind oiler, and would suggest that Friday evening, the 9th November, would be a suitable evening for the performance. " —Carried. After some discussion on the subject of an open air fete, it was proposed by Mr Stevenson, and seconded by Mr Waddell, " That, subject to the Government granting the use of Goverment House and ballroom on Saturday, the 3rd of November, a fete be arranged for the afternoon of that day. That Mr Wheat leigh be requested to arrange fan indoor entertainment ; and that'all the city bands be _ requested to render their valuable assistance " —Carried. His Worship the Mayor was requested to write to all the Bauds in his official capacity, and it was thought desirable to have the bands playing on .the ground half-an-hour before and half-an-honr after the time for the sports. Messrs Brett and Waddell were appointed to interview Mr I)e Lias and the ladies of the Theatre Royal, to solicit their assist ance in carrying out the fete. : The Committee was adjourned until Thursday next, at II o'clock.'

The annual services of the Newton Congregational Church were held yesterday. Collections : Morning, £6"; afternoon. £S 4s ; evening, £] 118s. total, £26 2s. Music under the direction of Mr Enoch Wood. A telegram received by Mr W. J. On"er from Mr Charles Bright, dated Nelson, says that he will arrive per s. s. Wanaka, and may give his first lecture on Friday next of a humourous nature. Due notice will be given. Mr Bright has been success fully lecturing in Duncdin for over six months. j , ;

THE EVENING STAM, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1877



\%T ANTED, to Lease for a term, an tt Allotment pleasantly situated near Queen-street.—For particulars apply Star Office.



"OTANTED TO SELL (cheap), nearly V r new, two 400-gallon Iron Tanks.— Apply to W._n■_& kisncr, Vuk;an Lane. TIT ANTED, ''^K^nigTalTiriTiTFom^e '*» of United Kingdom." Burkes or Lodges illustrated edition preferred, or one giving description of arms.—Apply by letter, stating terms, to "Peerage," Stab | office. j TSTANTED, a General Soi-vant for I? V Farmers' Hotel, Drury; must be a good j laundress.—Apply ?.trs. Pollock, Queen-street. ~\WT ANTED, a Waistcoat Maker; con- I v stant employment; highest wages paid. —H. L. Posseniskio, Short lanrt-sireet "Orr ANTED, a Tailor (must be steady) t y to take charge of the work-room ; good wages given.—J. Al winger, No. 20, Victoriu-st. 'OX ANTED, ti IFrst-class Barmaid ; refer- Vt' ences required.—Apply to "D," at tliis office. "¥ITANTED, a Girl about 16, to do v' \ housework; must be used to children.— Mrs. A. King, St. George's Bay Road, ParnelJ. "T¥7ANTED, 20 good Bushmen.—Apply ? y on Saturday, from 2to J o'clock, to..t. W. Waller, Onennnga. ' 'YjrrANTED, one pair Hand Sawyers.— V f .T. W. Waller, Qnehuncs. \/U"ANTED, the Boot and Shoemakers v V of Auckland NO!1 to seek employment at Mr. Hem ue's Excelsior Boot mid Shoe Factory until the present strike is ended. "TJCTANTED those in want of Money to ? V call on their Uncle, at the London Loan Offi cc.iiuider Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. TJSTANTED, to clear out my Entire f v Stock of Furniture and Miscellaneous Articles of every description, as the premises are to be fitted iip for the Working-men's -Public Baths. N.B—-No reasonable offer refused.— Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street Bast, corner of High-street. JQTOUSE Wanted, to Purchase; must _!OL have six rooms and good allotment, within a mile of Post-ofrice. State terms.- C. Williamson, Tulcan Lane. WANTED, the Public of Auckland to know that I. Levy, 210, Queen-street, has just opened out two more shipments of Men's, Boys', and Youths' Summer Clothing, which will bo sold at large discounts, to make room for a third shipment 3hortly expected pea City of Anckland. _____ YSTANTED KNOWN, every description V V of Jewellery, Old Gold, Silver, Musical Instruments Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, at the London Loan Office, under tho Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. TIT" ANTED Known, that D. GOLDIE is ¥' V prepared to supply all kinds 'of Timbe and othor Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &C at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cua ore -ho use-street. "VITANTED Known, that muontune an v'Y trouble will be saved, and a gren saving effected, if the public, instead of running into different tailors' shops, will call iipon I. Levy, 210, Queen-street, who offers the best West end of London Clothing, in the most fashionable styles, at prices fully 20 per cent, lower than they can be made in Auckland to order for. Any garment will be altered to suit. -fXTANTED KNOWN, that J. Hart has V w opened the Loan Office where any sum from Is. to £500 can be had on every description of jewellery, watches, ladies' and gentlemen's wearing apparel.—Note the address : J. Hart, London Loan Office, Victoria-street, under the Theatre Royal. V\7"E have on Sale a lot of first-class V T Iron Tanks; also superior Waikato and Screened Bay Coals.—W. & G. Winstone. ANTED, Everybody to come and Buy the Bargains at E. T. Herbert's, Draper, Upper Symond-street, who is giving up business, leaving the colony, and selling every thing Less than English Cost to effect a Speedy Clearance. 'ANTED KNOWN.—The Lowest Rate of Interest is charged at the London Loan Office, and the full value advanced on any description of goods. ANTED,} a good General Servant; references required.—Apply to Mrs. Nelson, Union-street, nearly opposite]! Cook' street,



WANTED, a respectable Boy as appren tice to the Wrousht-iron Oven and Kanffp. Manufacturing and General Iron Work —Herbert H. Smith's Auckland Iron Works* Durham-ntreet West. WANTED, a young Man accustomed to the butchering.—G, Hulme, Butcher Queen-street. 'ANTED, for Hawke's' Bay, a first class Dressmaker who can do Millinery. —-Apply to Mrs. Snedden. Owen & Graham, Queen-street. W"A NTED, several experienced General Servants for town and country, a Young Girl about U and a Boy to milk and attend to garden.— E. Henry's Registry. Shortland-street. 'ANTED, the Ladies of Aueklatui to know that my charge is Is. for getting them a Servant, and 6<i. from the Servants for getting them a situation, instead of the hitjh charge made by other offices. References given with servants at Mrs. Elsmore's Registry Office Shortland-street. "\7yANTED, a smart Butcher; must T T have a knowledge of salting.—A Porn well. "■OTTHIPS, Cash-boxes, Railway Trains t T Corkscrews, Candlesticks, Shirt Fronts, Key Rings, &c. &c. Such bargains. Particulars to-morrow.—W. H. Uampier. corner of Hobson and Victoria-streets. 'ANTED, smart Lad, 14 to 16, to go rouad town with orders and to assist at Book-keepmg; Ploughman (single), wages £10 and found. — Hannaford's Registry, Oueen street. OST, a small Kit, containing Pass-book, owner's name on fly-leaf. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at R. French's Grocery Store, Hobson street. Q TRAYED, from Home Bay, Ponsonby, KJ one Grey Mare, branded H. A reward z-,l^ vaid fov the recovery of the same by W. C. Dennes, Queen-street. COTVIFORTACLE Home for a single gentleman ; five minutes' walk from Bank of New Zealand.—For address, apply Star office. iy| "~A~" 3~O~N ~I ~C B A L L. Separate Tenders for Supplying Refreshments for 300, 400, and 600, will be received at the Masonic Hotel, addressed to the undersigned up to THURSDAY, lßt Nor. W. \V. BATT, P.M., .. Hon. Sec. ED" WARD N O X R I S, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, Late of Oxford - street, London, Begs to inform the public that he intends open ing a Studio on Tuesday next, at 222. Queen- Street, Auckland, whore he hopes by first-claes work at moderate prices to merit a share of their patronage. Special.—The new Ferrotype Portrait on Enamelled Steel Plate, finished while waiting. PLEASANT Board an! Residence, Unsuitable for Lady and Gentleman or two Gentlemen ; healthy locality, near town, with home comforts ; no other boarders.— Apply at this office. TW'OTICE OF REMOVAL-J. Alwinger, -L% Tailor, begs to inform his Customers and general public, that he has REMOVED to his NEW PREMISE S. No. 20, VICTORIA STREET, where he has an Entirely New Stock of Well-assorted Goods of every description of Gentlemen's wear. rp U R X I S H B A T R Ifi X TURKISH BATHS! The Corporation Water is now laid on in full force, and the Proprietor intends to give the Public the full benefit. He will open his Baths on the sth November, every morning, from 7to 9 o'clock, for 2s. 6d. per week. The Rain Plunge, and Douche Baths. Bathers bring their own towels. N.B.—ln addition to Thursday, the Baths will be open on Monday and Tuesday evenings for Ladies, during the season, from C p.m., for 2/6. (Exclusively for Young Ladies on Tuesday evenings). Thursday and Friday evenings, f-oni 6 p.m., for Gentlemen; same price "as Saturday afternoon, 2/. Annual Tickete, £1 45., 52 tickets. Boys, Is. on Saturday morning. mRADESMEN'S ATHLETIC CLUB.



A Special General Meeting of the Members of the above Ciub will be held at the Club-Room, Charlemont Hotel, on TUESDAY Next, at 8 p.m. All Alembers are requested to attend.



" For the cause that lacks.assistance." T-0 It NE- STREET HALL. Under the Patronage of the Shareholders ok the Hibernian Band. THURSDAY EVENING, Novembbe 1, A VARIED ENTERTAINMENT, By a number of Amateur Talent, for the Benefit of the WIDOW COUGHLAN & ORPHANS, Who are in extremely destitute circumstances CONCERT, DRAMA, AND DANCE. For Particulars see Programmes.



! The Evening's amusement will conclude with a Select Dance. The splendid Hibernian Band will play various Selections during the evening, and provide the dance music. Cards of Admission—Front Seats (including dance), 3s ; Sooond Seals (including dance), is • Gallery, Is. Doors opeji at 7.30, trouble commences at eight o'clock. Tickets to be had of Messrs Jas. Dempsey, Shamrock Hotel; J. Loner^an, Queen-street; j. Little, Thistle Hotel; J. Flynn, Bookseller; an of the Shareholders, or _ JAMKS HOWDEiV, Hon. Sec. I~\EVONPOKT, NORTH SHORE. jS y The undersigned arc -prepared 10 receive oilers of House Property suitable for 11 Parsonage, in connection with Trinity Church. Stjite lowest cash price and particulars to RICHARD CAMERON 1™ , BENJ. TANNER jChurwardcns. UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL AS SO OIATION. The following Classes have-been added to the list or awards J— Shorthorn 3-year-old Bulls and Heifers Grade do. do. do. do. Herekoud* do. 'do. do. Grade do. do. do. do. Draught Entire, foaled eince August, 1871. t;.The time for receiving Entries has been ex tended to FRIDAY next, at 1 o'clock. All Stock by rail or water will be received up to 10 o'clock a.m. on morning of. the Show, but not otherwise. WM. PERCIVAL. Secretary. AUCKLAND DIOCESAN SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. The Annual Meeting of the Association will be held TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at St. Paul's School-room, at 4.15 p.m. The Clergy and Superintendents oi all Church Schools arc re quested to attend. Important Business. R. S. HASSARD, Hon. Sec. m H. H A L L & C 0., HIGH-STREET & VULCAN LANE (Late Messrs Low and Motion's Store). ON SALE ISO tons FLOUR, in sacks, halfbacks, and quarter-sacks • ( 300 sacks OATS 180 ~ SHARPS 30 „ PEARL, BARLEY e.O „ OATMEAL 10 cases CANTERBURY CHEESE 21 „ BACON.& HAMS. .* L. V. A. ASSOCIATION. -£L. Members are requested to Meet at the Queensferry Hotel TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 30th October, to attend the Funeral of the late Bro. John Robertson, at 2.45 p.m. W. FULLER, Secretary. H. KEANE President. P OK SALE (CHEAP), NEWCASTLE COALS, Ex ' Caberfeidh,' IN LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS, ALONGSIDE OR DELIVERED. J. CRAIG, FOKT-STBEET. O and SEE HERBERT H. SMITH'S OK NEW IMPROVED PATENT COTTAGE STOVES, For Wood or Coal ; Also, HIS NEW PORTABLE SIDE-OVEN, For Country Settlers. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, O&'RHAM-STBEET, .-



PIAKO GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The First Annual General Meeting of Share holders of this Company will be held at the Company's Office, Shortland^etreet, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant, at 2 p.m. Business: To receive Reports and Balance sheet, election of Two Directors and Auditor; also, to authorise the Directors to let the whole or any portion of the Mine on tribute. By order of the Directors. F A, WHITE, Manager. October 15, 1877. T\ I V I D E N ~~IX A First and Final Dividend, of 13s. 4d.- per Share will bo payable at the office of the under signed, in Albert and Darby-streets, Grahams town, on MONDAY, the 29th day of October, 1877, to the1 Shareholders in the I'ate; Homeward Bound Gold Mining Company (Limited). D. G. MacDONNELL, Liquidator. Grahamstown, October 25,1877. OMEWARD BOUND EXTENDED GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED). Shareholders indebted to the Company for Call due on the 10th instant, are requested to take notice that the twenty-one days grace allowed by the Act, for payment of Call, will expire on the 31st instant, and that the Shares upon which the call tnay be due after'said date, will be dealt with in such manner as the Directors determine. D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Thames, October 25, 1877. BISMARCK & FRENCH REPUBLIC GOLD MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). : The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, Shortlanrl- j street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the 30th inst., at 2 p.m.; to receive the Report and Balance sh*>et, election of Directors and Auditors. i F. A. WHITE, : . Manager. ■ .



rfIHE TOOKEY TRIBUTE COMPANY, A (LIMITED.) CAPITAL, £7,500, Itf 20,000 SHARES OF SEVEN SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE EACH. This Company, formed to work in the Tookey Mine at the Thames Goldfields under a Tribute Lease granted by the Tookey Quartz Mining Company, Limited, has determined to offer to the Shareholders in the Tookey Quartz Mining Company and the Public one-half (10,000) the Shares in the Tribute Company, on the follow ing terms, viz:—One Shilling per Share on Application, acd the bahtnoe, of 63 Gd per Share, by Calls as required;. The Proprietors retain 10,0\X) Shares for their interest in the Tribute, p-.lid-up to Two Shillings and Sixpence per Share. All Calls and Deposits received will he p-acod to the credit of the Tribute Company, and expended in the development of the Mine. The Tookey Quartz Mining- Company ceased working their Mine from want of funds in August, 1875, when there were indications that a rich Deposit of Gold might soon have been met with, as will be seen by the following ex tract from the Mine Manager's reraort: " I would urge upon your ooesideration, as soon as the financial position of the Company will admit, to extend the work on this section (400 feet level) of the reef, as I am of opinion that it is on the borders of another run of Gold, and if the works at tKe 600 feet lerel is alone relied upon, a valuable run of Gold may be entirely missed." To enable the Directors to continue Prospect ing, an extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders was called, and an increase of Capital determined upon, but a sufficient number of the New Issue of Shar s was not applied for to warrant the Directors proceeding further, and it was determined to wait for awhile ' until perhaps confidence in Mining speculations , at the Thames was restored. Another effort to float th 3 New Shares was recently made, but although there was more response ; from- the New Zealand Shareholders, but j comparatively few applications were made by Shareholders in Australia. It was re solved, therefore, hy the Tookey Board to enter- , tain an offer made to work the mine on Tribute, ! and the present Tribute Company is the out- ! come of that resolution. ;



Since the cessation of work by the Tookey Company, the Mine has been completely drained and ventilated. Tlie first by th«j operations of the United Pumping Association, and the latter j by communications that have been opened up ■ with the workings of adjacent Mine:?, so that j now the Tookey mine is in a position to be : worked at a comparatively nominal cost, j Another inducement for further Prospecting i the ground is that conic experts are of opinion that the Reef which dips into Tookey Mine, and that gave such large yields of Gold to the Manu kau, Golden Crown, and Caledonian Mines, has ' been left untouched in the Tookey Mine, and a i Reef in close proximity followed in its stead, so '■ that it is not improbable that but a little further ' exploration, guided by the experience of those whose attention has boon directed to the subject, i will result in the discovery of a patch such as ; made the Mines named above so famous, indeed ! its realisation may be reasonably looked for. i There was taken front the Reef, before it j dipped into the Tookey Mine, Gold as follows : ! Golden Crown 76.996 ounces ■ Caledonian 246,723 ounces j Realising together with that of the Manukau ; Mine, about One Million sterling. As the reef ! between the patches is generally barren, and ! comparatively little driven upon, a single stroke ! of a pick on the Reef where not prospected ! might bring to light, a patch equal in value to ! either that has preceded it, in which case share- • holders would be amply rewarded for a very i small risk of loss. Applications for Shares must, be made to the i Secretary at the Office of the Company, Short- i land-street, Auckland, on or before noon of ' Thursday next, November Ist. CHARLES TOTHILL. Secretary, pro tern. Auckland, October 27, 1877. A UCKL.AND SUNDAY isUTIuUI ! Jr\- UNION. The, Sunday School Union, London, invite all ' who tire interested in the work to unite in Special j Prayer on behalf of Sunday Schools, on SUN- i DAY and MONDAY. 2Sth and 20th instant. In furtherance of this project, the Auckland Sun- j day School Union have arranged to hold Special ' Prayer Meetings, as follow?:—At the Young Men's Association Rooms THIS (MONDAY) , EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. The Rev. A. VV. j Webb will preside at To-night's meeting, and an I Address will be given by the Rev. "VV. J. WlXr i LI.AMS. j A UCKLAND AND NEWCASTLE I ±k. RAILWAY. | AUCIOiAND AGRICULTURAL SHOW. ! EXCURSION TICKET. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, November Bth and 9th, Tickets will be issued from all Sta tions south of Mercer to Auckland at Single Fares for Return Journey. These tickets will be available for return any day up to and in cluding THURSDAY, November 15th. Tickets I to be presented for re-stamping at ticket window, j before starting on return journey. i On NOVEMBER 9th, Mercer and Stations i north of it to Auckland, 2nd Single Fares for j Retnrn journey, available for the one day. Auckland, Newmarket, andOnehungatoEllers lie, One Shilling return, irrespective -of class ; between all other stations Single Fares for i eturn iourney. By order. A. V. MACDONALD, General Manager. mo EXCAVATORS AND OTHERS^ Tenders will be received up to noon on SATURDAY, November 3, for Excavating Allotment, and Lowering Building, in Lome street. EDWARD BARTLEY, Albert-streGt. mo B U I L D E It S. Tenders will be received tip to noon on Satnr iiy, the 3rd November, for the erection of a Villa Residence at Ponsonby. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY. . Architect. nnENDERS are invited for Construction JL of Two Miles of Tramway at Manukau Eleads. Intending Tenderers can go by steamer on Tuesday morning to view ground and get particulars. J. W. WALLER, Oaehunga.



mENDERS FOE, REMOVAL OF CITY X NIGHT SOIL, &c. Town Clerk's Office, October 26,1877. The City Council will receive Tenders until 2.30 o£ WEDNESDAY, November the 7th, for the Removal of Night Soil, &c, in terms of specifications and conditions to be viewed at the Oifice of the City Surveyor, Qneen-atreet. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. FTIENDERS FOR EARTHWORK. Wanted, Tenders for 15,000 Yards of Earth moving at the Helensville Extension of the Kaipara Railway. ALEX. SMITH, Helensville. nn 1 n d 1 r s" TENDERS are invited on or before WED NESDAY, 7th November, for the Erection of a Brewery in New Plymouth. Plans and specifications can be seen at the Masonic Brewery, JAME3 PAUL.



GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876," and of the Bankruptcy of ! William Newport Clark, of William street, in the City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Settler, a Debtor. It ia hereby notified that at a First Meeting of the Creditors of the said William Newport Ciark, held this day, in the Supreme Court Buildings, at Auckland, at t2ie hour of 11 o'clock m the forenoon, Thomas Macffarlarie, of the City of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the abovenamed William New port Chxrk ; and that the said Thomas Macffar lane lias intimated to the Registrar, in writing his acceptance of the Slid appointment. Hated at Auckland this 29th day of October loi i. H. WILLIAMSON. ,~ TT ~ Deputy Registrar. T\ . H. OOJTNTELL, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor.' imOR SALE, a 5-roomed Cottage .v.ul JS- Freehold Allotment in Cook-street..— bamuel Cochrane and Son, Land Agents, Fort street. F"CR SALE, 254 acres~Good Laud, near Wairoa South.—«J£or particulars apply to J. F. btcwart, Commission Agent, Shortiand street, 4^ l"O to ino° L. ENT7^n~^Tiidin"g dSs'JLXJr Society principles or en any terms te suit borrowers.—C. Williamson. Estate Agent, • mean L,ane. >lortgages and Loans negotiated. TO LET, in Parnell, a Grocer's Shop, doing a good business.—Apply to W. Vaughan.



■mole . t -i. Those Commodious Premises, lately occupied by Herr Schott, 30, Siionland-street smtablo for Evening Parties, Assemblies, Lec tures, and Concerts', &c. &c. If Acquired, the adioining Premises, consisting of twelve (12) Large and Spacious Rooms, suitable for an . Hotel or Private Boarding-house. Terms easy. : Apply to SAMUEL BROWN, . T „ _, _ Shortiand-street. N.B.—The Hall is open for engagement any evening during the week. Terms moderate. Fino LET, a seven-roomed House, top o1 -B_ Grey-street, left-hand side.—Apply to Samuel Cochrane and Sod, Fort-street. WORTH SHORE.- A six-roomed Fur -Ll wished House to Let; splendidly fur nished, and well situated. Also. sereral'Dwel h and Cottages.—Apply to R. and R. Duder. jf*l 15S. PER ACRE.—6O acres of good Land _^.iL south of Auckland.—S. Tails. Land Agent, Shoftland-street. next the Post-office. 4? KA CASH, £250 at 8 per centTTßalance by cW<tP<f weekly payments of los. Prio;, £350 Comfortable well-finished Suburban Residence —S. Vaile, Shortiand-street, next Po?t-ofSce. 4?»>QA -COUNTRY STORE FORSALE c&AJiyxr. in a rapidly rising district. Coi ner lot of 1 acre, wiiJi Store and Six-roomed Dwelling, 1-srall Stable, Slaughterhouse, Sheds, &c. Price, £280. There is a good opening for a Blacksmith in the district.—S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortiand-street. JT> OJ.A-—HOUSE of six rooms, with c<Ls*i/rß:\7 Coal-shed, well, &c. ; situated in the best part of Vincent-street; price £210.— S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Sh"rtland street. 4*€>A CASH, balance by weekly pay ments, c*w»J»X7 a very neat and pretty Cottage, 20 minutes' walk from Queen-atreet; price £250.— S. Vaile, House and Land Asent, Shortiand street, next the Post-office. /•IKA —FIVE-ROOMED HOUSE, Rich c*=v &-»JX7. monclßoad, for Silefor £150; ex cellent view, paved v-ar .good well; easy terms. C. W llliamson, Estate Agent. "Vulcan Lane. I <•> ACRES of GOOD LAND, fencedfdivided J-.'W into Paddocks, and in Grass: with



4-roomed House, Cowshed, &c.; only 4 miles from Auckland; price £600.—5. Vaile, Laud and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. next Post ; office. ! "TVTORTH SHORE^For Sale, iTbeautifTil i -L^l Villa, lately occupied by J' r,. Fendelow. I The grounds are laid out in croquet lawn , shrubbery, &c.; and the interior is beautifully titled up with oven«, register grates, &c. Price £450; cost double the money. The owner is leaving for England.—J. M. Lennox, Estate < Agent, Auckland. ! T IN CLON-STREET, Ponsonby. — For i JLJ Sale, a Pretty Cottage, with shrubbery, a few paces from Ponsonby Road. Price, £255.— j J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent, Auckland. jJ^ ~O T I C X j For Immediate Sale, 413 acres of Choice j Land, within three-quarters or a mile from ! Helensville Railway Station ; 200 acres of it is I well Sheltered, adapted for gardens or orchards; : 10j acres is covered with timber, containing | 500,000ft;of Kauri Spars, &c, the most con ! venient to market of any kauri in the colony — . Apply to John McLeod, Lime Works, Auckland, I or to W. Aitken, Land Agent. ! fTTWO HOUSES to Let in Chapel-street, !JL near St. Matthew's Gfcurch.- - Apply to T. : Mai or, Grocer, Welleßley-Btreet. TO LET,- on Paraell Rise, that comfort able Dwelling-house known as Broughton , liall, containing 10 rooms, lately in the occupa tion of Captain Robertson. Also, two good ! Cottages.- Apply Meekan's Grocery Store. TO L&T, at the comer ot Codrington street and Great North Road, commanding a delightful view ot the Sui-rc - llilis estate, a well-finished Six-rooineil House, with three flre-plaoes, cup-boaids, dresser in kitchen, oven, water laid on, sink, ore. Rent, 14s.—Aypiv to j;. Downey, on the premises: or to lilr. Baxter, corner of Karangah'ctpe and Sc.v;icn Roads. mO LET, or for Sale, hi St. GeJi-«ds JL Buy. a Nine-roomed House, in good order, with about an acre of land; rent very low.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichburv's Buildings. F"|1O LET, two well-finished six-roomed JL Houses, in the Grafton Road, in tkorough repair, Kent, 12s per week,—J. il. Lennox, Estate agent. JT^OR SALE, a marine family Residence, with 2 acres of land and splendid View, at Bella Vista, Ponsonby: just bui t; frentage to Waitemata River; fresh water creek running through the property, and sand beach for bathing, boating, &c. Terms very easy. Also to let, comfortable Residence near i'onsonby Hall. Ai-jply at office.—Maso field & Co. fjno LET, a six-roomed House in Beres- JL ford-street, with a good view.—ll . Parting ton, House & Land Agent, Stichburr's Buildings. rilO LET, at a low rental, House oi six JL rooms, pantry, scullery, stable, cowshed, &c , with 2* acres rich volcanic soil; lifteen minutes walk from Newmarket Station.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-streot. FIIO LET, spacious and convenient Offices, JL with office fittings, fire-jjroof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and gcou supply or water, suitable either for the law, wine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to VV. Aitken. i?-| PER FOOT." Capital Building, 3j& JL Alletment 116 and 80. Beautiful sea view, cannot be built out. The whole of the purchase money can remain on mortgage.—S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. VT UCKLAMD CHORAL SOCIETY. The Last Peiformance for .the current year, consisting of Barnett's " Ancient Mariner,' takes place TO-MORROW EVENING, commencing at eight o'clock. Pel-forming members are reminded that there is a Rehearsal to-night at half-past seven. ARCH. CLARK, Hon. Sec. ~^aT CJCHOOSER TItELEVAN )J^^^^^kl7 FAMILY @ ADELAIDE. ~^j^ffl^^^ Consignees arei requested to pass BSfrm-wßidr&siasa Kntriesand obtain Delivery orders for their Goods without delay. HENDERSON & MACFARLANE, Agents. "^3s^k "XT QTICE T.O WOOL As we arc inf;; t-nied that reports -r~^ "-T >»*» are being industriously circulated to the effect that the Famcnoth will be taken off the berth for London, we bear to state that this- vessel has commenced tv Load, sal has secured the cargoes' of the Vision. Energy, Blanche, Norval. Edith, and Wave of Life, besides some 3,000 packages of Gum and Wool. Intending Shipners would consult their interests by comparing Rates o£ Freight. OWEX & GRAHAM, , Agents. J^" O ' T i" c R The meeting announced to be held at the Congregational School-room, on Fric'a? next, is POSTPONED till Nov. 16.



TT^EVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT



WANTED, a Man to act as Nightman for the District, and to work on the roads. \V. H. BROWN, . Chairman of District Board.



"DOABD OF EDUCATION. The names of intending Competitors for the Provincial Scholarships must be sent in to the undersigned not later than Til V USD AY NEXT November Ist, 1877. The Examination will take place in December. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary.



AGBEAT SAVING TO ALL WHO BUY FOH CASH. f During the next nicnth a Vkky Deciped Advantage may be had by ail Ready Money Buyers, as the Entire Stock- of PLAINT and s Useful goods, fancy good.?, dresses, f MILLINERY,'and tJOSTUJCES are MUCH - REDUCED in PRICE? to suit the times. { JUfcT OPJBNED, >oK the SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE- — )f j/^;^^- — -^-^ —'■ ■■ ■• " ■> ■ -~-^ | ; | FRENCH MILLINERY, w COSTUMKS, g ;; straw goods, *-j M SKIRTSi 5 FATHER,, H FLOWERS, UMBRELJ.AS, n > 2 )( PARASOL?, « Ss )( . &< -'-' &c., Sec. Q \{ KEW D.IESS GOODS, H < )( MUSLINS. m ~* ' > -MT v"PS 1/3 g )(• ■ l - J^' S )( PIQUES ami other Washing °? If 1'^ 7 ->i;:^; r JAPANESE £ }{ BLACK SILKS. hh )( MANCHESTER GOOES. O )( fe )( Sco.. &0., See. LINABUItY'S .MILLINERY ! We offer the Largest stank and Lowest Prices in the City. SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES NOW IX. Dressmaking ox the Pkkmises. A. L INABUEY & C°" 201 &20G, Q.UEEX-STREET, AUUKtAXP,



JACKSON'S PKIVATE BOARDING H O U S E. AXGI.ESEA-STKV.MT, iJEI'JT^D NICW BAXK HAMILTON WEST. In order to meet a long felt retirement of "V lsitors to Hamilton, J. G. J ackso.n lias opened the above. Travellers receiver! at any hoar on arrival of Steamer. Comfortable accommoda tion. Charges mod era te. ration al~¥\rW "ax b marine f^At E-Jsurance company of new ZEALAND. Capital £1,000,000 Reserve; £05,000 This purely Local Compatstt Insures against FIRK and MARINE LG\33 of Every Descrip tion of Property, at LO WE S T O UE RENT RATES. Pkompt asdlabehai, Settlement oj? Claim? HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager, Bramh. POINT BUB SEL L HOTE L. MffIRCJsR, D. ARKTLL bags to inform the travelling public that he ha* made great improvements to the above well-known Hotel, and in addition to other excellent accommodation, there is now added a Railway Refreshment Room, for the special convenience of travellers by every train. The Best of Wine? and Spii-its. Hancock's Sparklhia; Ale. T OST, between St. George's Bay Road JLJ and Brighton, a small Silver Brooch.— The finder will be rewards! by Joavisis? it at Mrs Carmichaei'g, St. George's Bay lioacl Par nell. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER~3L ' EX FLORA, FROM LYTTELTON. L. W. EAT 0 N WILL sell by auction, on the Wharf, along-side vessel, on Wednesday, Slst instant, at It o'clock, ■100 bags Canterbury Potatoes. In lots to suit purchasers. Delivery i o be taken on the Wharf. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1. CI T V M ART. DRAPERY, UNDERCLOTHING. CORSETS. MEN'S MERCERY, CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, at City Mart, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock. 25 Packages oil the above goods. For absolute Sale. Terms Liberal MOJN DAY, N O VIiMBER 5. TEA! .TEA I TEA! Ex ' City of Auckland.' rfIHE subscribers will oiter by public JL auction, at the Mart, Fort-street", oa Mon day, sth November, at 11 o'clock, 80 half-chests CHOICE ENGLISH TEA ex City of Auckland (each 53!b5,) Samples for Liquoring may be obtained from SAMUEL COCHEANE & SON, Auctioneers. B. TONES.] 18, O. CARR 10-MORROW; NEW SEASON'S TEAS ! NEW SEASON'S TEAS ! B. TO N- X S & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell by auction on Tuesday, -30th met., a*, 11 o'clock, 95 A-chests New Seasons Congou. 'Anna,' No. 6 74 „ „ ~ „ 29 "I >> >' ~ 31 I?? " •■ ;; ;: i\ °* " •• >- 83 96 caddies ~ , f ' 14.3 9| - •• 'EioLoge,' "46 98 boxes V, 'An&a,,' ',', 35 HA " " " "112 Samples for liquoring at Bfart. T R A D E SALE OF GROCERIES.. OILMEN'S STORES, CURRANTS, RAISINS. CREESE BACON, SALMON, SARDINES, VESTAS, &C.) &C, &C. B. TONES & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction on Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, 25 cases Currants 25_ barrels Currants 35 cases Sardines, 1 and J 1 tank Elemes and Sultanas 30 cases White Starch 10 do. B. and E. Plaids 20 do. Lobsters 20 do. Salmon 6 do. Caper 3 6 casks Barcelona Nuts 20 casjs Bottled Salt 10 do. Honey 2 do. Mixed Spice 2 do. Ground Ginger 20 do. Quart Vinegar 10 do. Keillor's Marmalade 10 do. Mote's Marmalade 5 do. Canterbury Hams and Bacon 5 do. Ground Pepper 50 Auckland and Canterbury Cheese &c Sec, &c. B, TONKS & CO.