His Worship said that was sufficient, he -was responsible. Fined 2s Gd. Costs

CHOINEY ON FIRE.

William Beal, of Wellcsley-street east, was charged with allowing his chimney to be on fire on the 25th October.

Mr Beal pleaded guilty ; he had been a citizen 14 years, and this was his first alleged offence.

Fined ss,

Costs 5s 6d

William Wells, of the North Shore, appeared in answer to a summons for allow ing eight cows to wander on the Beach-road

on the 24th insf,

Mi- Wells said he had paid a lad, Alfred Beeston, 6s per week to attend upon the cows, but he neglected them for the foot ball.

Fined ss, costs Ss. John Bong, of Remuera, was charged with neglecting to paint ,his name and ad dress on his cart.

Mr Bong said that he had painted his name and address legibly on his cart before leaving home, but a shower came on and washed his name clean off, and left not a mark behind ; he used the best chalk (laughter) and it ought to have stood ; he was not ashamed of his name. Fined ss, costs 5s 6d. George Cruickshank was charged with allowing his cow to wander in Fonsonby road, near All Saints' Church, on the 30th October.

Mr Saundiu-.s appeared for defendant, • -a.cl t^^jjr' tiie family baker had •> > /*&■.; ; |!! paddock gate after mpted to leave the astures new. A „.. p. cow, and then half-a-crov.-n had . jviid, and then ioilows a summons. 7cd2s fid, costs Bs. MISCHIEVOUS BOYS.

Richard Barrett, a lad of 14, was charged with wilfully breaking a pane of glass, value 2s Gd, in the window of the Congre gational school-room, Edinburgh-street, Newton, on the 30th October.

The prisoner said lie threw the stone, but not with the intention of breaking'the window.

Sub-Inspector Pardy fai:l tha boys were becoming unbearable, and were in the habit of surrounding every building where an entertainment was going on, and doing all kinds of mischief. Constables were in continued demand to watch public places, and if possible detect the mischievous boys, who if caught wo aid certainly be punished. The Court ordered the boy to pay a fine of ss, and costs 10s 6d, or be committed for three days.

Tin's was all the business,

Samoa News.

THE ROW AT SAMOA

GENERAL HUNT EJECTS THE AMERICAN CONSUL. The first issue of the Samoan "Times" to hand to-day by the Norval contains an. account of tlie recent proceedings of Mr W. J. Hunt and the schooner Canterbury. The account is very favourable to Hunt. The following narrates the proceedings subsequent to the breaking of the American consuls seals and arrest of his marshal! :—

The British Consul having asked the American Consul to place his senls con jointly with the British seals upon the store, until it could be ascertained who had the most right to the property, and he hav ing declined to do so, th ■ British seals were placed upon the premises. The original holders of the property for some time sub sequently had the place well guarded by armed men, and two large pieces of brass cannon. That part of the town now revels in the name of Harper's Fer y. One evening of the 4th September, an indignation meeting was held for the pur pose of giving those persons, who felt so inclined, an opportunity of expressing their opinions upon the conduct of those who aided the American Consul in seizing the property before-mentioned, which j-omo of them did pretty strongly. Several resolu tions wei'e passed condemning the acts of the American Consul.

On the 19th September, the American Consul established his office in the house occupied up to that date by Mr Golmesni]. This house is leased by Messrs G. J. Smith and Co., from the French Catholic Mission, but had been sub-let to Mr Comesuil, and as soon as he left the house the represen tatives of Messrs G. J. Smith- and Co , served the American Consul with a novice not to hoist his flag upon thy premises, and also requesting him to leave the house. This notice was not attended to, so, about S o'clock 011 the following evening, a small body of men were got together, and General Hunt —we suppose we must call him — waited upon fcha American Consul, and asked him whether he was inclined to evacuate carrying his honors, or whether he should have to bring his forces against him to resign, leaving his honors behind. Like a true and gallant soldier* the American Consul sat in his chair, and told his tor mentor that he would not vacate his position until carried therefrom. The forces were called in, and after a desperate struggle to keep his emotions from the gaze of cruel spectators, he was lifted chair and all into the middle of the street. Thus ended cm other bloodless battle in favour of General -Hunt, and that plac 3 is now known as " City Poiut," By the bye, we forgot to mention that at the re-taking of the store Matautu, otherwise Harper's Ferry, one of the seizing party had a bullet sent through his foot by one of iiis own jubilant comrades. We sincerely hope that this may be the last time that we shall have to report a similar affair. We think, that in the whole of this farce, the American Con sul has been urged on by those who pretend ■to be his friends, but who, in icality, are his greatest enemies. THE CANTERBURY DEPARTS.

The schooner Canterbury, left Samoa on October Ist, on a trading voyage, carrying a cargo of general trade for the South Sea Islands.

BRITISH CONSUL LEVIES HEAVY FINES ON THE NATIVES. A few weeks ago a letter was received by the Taimua and Faipuli, (or Native Government), addressed to them by the British Consul, levying the following lines : —For the collision between the natives and British war ship, Barracouta, §10,000 ; for an insult, ottered to H. B. Ms. representa tive in these waters —Commodore Hoskins —§10,000 ; for surrounding, and threatening the British Consulate, upon two occasions in the month of July, with firearms, §10, 000; and for various claims made by British subjects both in the present and past times, §30,000, more or less. Pending the decision of Her British Majesty iipon the matter, the Islands are held as security. Whether this will receive the sanction of the British Government or not, remains yet to be-seen. * „-,,.„ THREATENED OUTBREAK. There is every prospect of another outbreak in Samoa. The party now in power (Steinberger's party), are out numbered by the other faction, and an appeal to arms is expected at no distant date.

TELEGRAPHIC.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

COROMANDEL, this day. Cevby claim reported a large haul of specimens yesterday, and more showing in the face.

Union Beach.—Nothing important to day. A-little gold is being got. Brightl: Smile.—Some rich stone was taken out yesterday. . SPECIMENS FROM HARBOUR VIEW. The manager reports gettiug specimens in the stope and main level this morn ing. Whangapoua.—The _ _Fanny, Lizzie, Tamaki Packet, Mana, and Mary, are-all loading. Kennedy Bay.—The Bessie has left for Auckland.

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. Moanatairi. —The show of gold in the Tunnel level is slightly more assuring. ,The Albumia is also looking a little im proved. The Queen of May have started carting quartz from their low level. The immense body of water they had to contend with is showing signs of decreasing. The Advertiser, alluding to the defalcations of the Government Officer here, says the strangest part of the affair is that the accounts ware audited by the Government auditor only a sh t: time prior to delinquent's expiration of term of office, and no suspicion seems to have been arousei as to the'r condition. Tne principal defalcations are understood to be in miners' rights and residence sitting fees, and ■ many months must elapse before the full extent of his appropriations of these fees are ascer tained. The Government will lose none of the money when the amount is ascertained, because^ the Civil Service Guarantee Funds will be taxed to make good the amount, and this means a pro rata call on all civil servants to wipe off the liability of the absconder. PlAKO—Work on No. 8 level was resumed yesterday at 8 p.m., the wheel having been temporarily mended, and the pump drained the water out of the level. The hanging reef is not yet reached, but when it has been, better stone is expected from ifr than the leader. It shews gold nearly all the way. It lias been cut through. Good payable stone 'is being put through the battery, Retorting takes place of r Saturday next, when a returc equal to the last is expected. The Queen of May reef looks promising. Some rich gold is seen in the stone, and a crushing is being taken out. As sosn as the contractors are finished driving strtp ing will be commenced. The water has proved a great soiirce of annoyance and expense, but is now going down. Caledonian. —Crashing from No. 6 leader has been taken out and forwarded to the Ktirairai battery, where it is now being reduced. The stone is better than last, and the return larger.

MOANATAIRI.

The stopes on the 80ft. level have been extended towards the surface, and the Tunnel level reached, and on breaking down stone in the lode, in one of them gold was plainly visible, and it is expected that something rich will yet be found. The stopes on No. 9 reef have been rich, but never so good as this. It is expected that in consequence of this discovery the groundwork of the tttunel will prove valuable,. although not hitherto considered so. The manager will take early steps to ascertain the extent and value of the new find.

The sharemarket is brisk. Moanatairis were in demand^ last night, but not so much now. Sales are quoted, £5 to £6 Is 6d, with an upward tendency. Alburnias doing a fair business at 80s to 75s ; Wniteka'irij dull at ss.

ROTORUA.

this day

A.Government surveyor who commenced here yesterday was stopped by the natives, and stations levelled. Pending explanation from the district officer, who is absent, no notice of the survey has been given by the Government to the natives.

(PRESS AGENCY.)

TTMAR7T. this rlav

GRAIN MARKET.

The grain, market is unchanged. Quotations same as last. Jonas and Hart report large transactions in stock last week. Heavy draught horses, £51 to £63 ; medium, £38 to £40 ; store cattle, two years. 17s Gd to 125s ; fat cattle, 32s Gd per hundred pounds.

BLENHEIM, this day

Destructive Floods.

The town was clear of floods yesterday. A piece at the north end of the bridge w ras acting as a breakwater, throwing the cur rent ou the south bank, which is in great danger. The Council met and decided to send the Mayor to Wellington, to put a temporary ferry for passengers, and chop down a piece of wreck, north end of the bridge at once. It is feared it is too late, as if the south gives way first immense damage will ensue.

DUNEDLN, this day

UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS.

The tender of McGill and Forest £13,887 has been accepted for the erection of the University main buildings. The High School Commission report has been signed and forwarded to Christ church for Mr Tanered's signature. THE JONES' LIBEL.

The libel case, Whitaker v. Jones, will not be taken till after the settling of the Court of Appeal, so it is virtually postponed till J anuary.

FIRE

A baking establishment, the property of Mrs Robertson, was burned down last night. It was insured in the Standard for £200 ; the probable loss is over one thou sand.

WELLINGTON, this day.

LONDON ARRIVAL.

The ship St. Leonards arrived last night. She left London on the 30th July, and had a fair average passage. She brings about fifty passengers, all well. There were no casualties on the voyage.

Canterbury Races.

CIIRISTCHURCH RAGE COURSE,

The racecourse re Metropolitan Meeting opened this morning. The weather is fine, and attendance good, though the suspension of traffic on. the north line consequent on recent floods prevented a large number from coming. The people were conveyed to the course by railway for the first time. The line is 72 chains, and cost, A telegraph station is on the course also for the first time. Betting : Templeton and Equation are favo rites for the Free' Handicap ; betting generally beins even on the field. 1.50 p.m. Free Handicap, one mile. Templeton, 1 ; Xantippe, 2; Equation, 3. Traitor and Parthenopceus also ran. A false start occurred, in which Par thenopceus, Traitor, and Equation went the whole distance before they found out the mistake. At the next attempt to get away they went well together; Templeton soon wen to the front and won in a canter. Time : 1 mm. 51 sees. Derby Stakes; sweepstakes of 15sovs.. with 150sovs. added. Fraser's Tramp Card (Fuller) I Baker's Mirelle (Ray) ... ... •• • 2 Reeves' Chancellor (Colton) 3 Mirelle got a flying start with a good lead, Chancellor second, the rest close up. They were altogether at the second turn. At half distance Trump Card went to the front, and won easy by three lengths. Time, 2 mm. 47 sees. Mufti and Chokebore also lan. Foul Play, Puriri, and Mata were scratched. Betting : 2 to 1 on Trump Card, 4 to 1 agst. Mirelle. Shortly after the "Derby race a heavy hailstorm set in, the 'hail-stones the size of small beans. The start for the O.J.C. Handicap wa* delayed. The weather promises to clear up shortly.. : ■ 4.25 p.m. C. J. C. Handicap ' Mata ... ... ..,; , ... 1 Ariel 2 Danebury.. ... ■' .'.'. ;'•.;. 3 Time : 3 mm. 45Jsec.

ARRIVAL OF THE MAZEPPA.

The schooner Mazeppa. Captain Garraway, aroivo"1 from Levuka this afternoon, after a maKmliccnt passage of 7 days. She ran down ia the ciuick time of 7* days. Passengers: Mpsqrs Owens, H.. Wilson, J. Seymour. Martyr, W Niccol W. Williams, Rev Mr Woolnut, Mrs Bulmer and family, Mrs de Graves.

* The Rotorua will leave for Sydney at 7 o'clock this eveiiiiis-

"ROMEO AND JULIET."

Shakespeare's admired tragedy of "Romeo and Juliet," the lovers of Verona, was very effectively represented last evening at the Tht-atre Royal. The evening was wet and un favourable, yet there whs a very fair house. The performance throughout was most credit able ; the lovers were carefully impersonated by Mis 3 Young as Juliet, and Mr Belton as Romeo. Mr Charles Wheatleigh represented. Romeo's friend, Mercutio. The drama was' fairly executed, the parts and situations sus tained included its choicest and most beautiful passages. The scenery, moreover, was well managed, and the Friar's cell, the balcony in the garden, the street in Mantua, and the tomb of the Capulets, were displayed to the satisfac tion of the auditory. The scene in the garden, and the moonlit interviews of the lovers, are well known to every reader of Shakespeare, and this scene, with ita many " good niyhts," was admirably depicted. The fair actress looked like another lingering love-sick Juliet, in rustling rich brocade, overlooking and Question ing the faith of her aspiring adorer. The acting both of Miss Young and Mr Beiton was highly commendable throughout, and the plaudits of the auditory testified satisfaction. One of the niO3t charming renderings of the play, next to the balcony scene in the Capulet garden, was that described in the fifth scene, where the lovers look and listen, wondering whether it is night Or the break of day, and whether the bird they hear is philomel of "the night, or the lark, the herald of the morn:— Juliet— ■Wilt thon be gone ? it is not yet near day; It vas the nightingale, and not the lark. That pierced the fearful hollow of thine ear ; -Nightly he sings on yon pomegranite tree : Believe me, love, it was the nightingale. Romeo— It was the lark, the herald of the morn, No nightingale. j_-ook love, what envious streak Do lace the severing clouds in yonder east L Night's candle's are burnt out, and jocund day Stands tiptoe on the misty mountain tops. The impersonation of the noble M'-rcutio, by Mr Wheatleigh, was also an able performance, and worthy the approbation elicited. Mr Alejander as Benevolio, and Mr Leopold as Lively Peter, displayed varied ability, while Mr Verner, as Paris, was excellent, Friar Laurence' was asstimed by Mr Searlc, and formed no incon siderable figure in the drama. The Friar gave Mr Sea*-le an opportunity of rendering several fine passages, which were delivered with duo emphasis, and much elocutionary power, par ticularly the Friar s speech, commencing with the lines— The grey-eyed morn smiles on the frowning night. Checkering the eastern clouds with streaks 01 light. Mrs Se.arle also, as the nurse, played her part in a very humourous manner; her witticiaaiS and pleasant sallies were received with utmost good humour. Mr Melville as Tybalt, and Mr Hdyle as Capulet, were creditable repreyentations. Miss Nelly Daley also, and Miss Henderson, deserve a word of encouragement for the manner in which they sustained their positions as Capu let and Balthazar. We call the attention of our readers to the announcement of the "LADY OF LYONS," which will be represented (his evening. This "Lady of Lyons"has long been considered by critics and the general public, as one of the chastest and best of modern dramas, and the late Lori Lytton, the author, Was in the habit of regardingitasthe chei'd'eeuvreof Ins dramatic productions. We notice that the tine character of Pauline will be taken by Miss Young, and that of Claude by Mr Belton, supported by the whole of the company.

ELLERSLIE BIRTHDAY SPORTS.

The following are the handicaps for the Walking Race, and the mile to come off at Ellerslic Gardens, on the Oth inst. :— Walking Race (3 miles handicap) : Jiis Mahon, scratch.; T. Cutler, 200 yds. ; Robt. Morrin, 200 yds. ; Jas. Troy, 200 yds.; A. Eagleton, 250 yds. ; A. Kelly, 250, yds ; Thos. James, 250 yds. One Mile Handicap.—W. McMillan, scratch ; W. S. Fagan, 25 yds ; L. J. Nel son, 40 yds ; B. Donnelly, 50 yds ; James Brown, 50 yds ; N. Whisker, 6~> yds ; Jno. Clarke, 65 yds ; C. O'Brien, 70 yds ; P. Barley, 70 yds ; E. Donovan; K. Ellis, 70 yds; W. Dalton, 70yds; J. Hill, 70 yds; R. Lupton, SO yds ; C. Hopkins, SO yds ; P. Gaidner, SO' yds ; A. Eagleton, SO "yds ; A. Hendry, 90 'yds ; J. Porter, 90 yds.

CABLEGRAMS.

* (RKUTER'S TFLEGEAMS PER PPtESS AGENCY.) RUSSIAN VICTORY IN REAR OF PLEVNA. AFFAIRS IN ASIA. BOMBAY, October 31. The Russians captured Selckrie, on tJig road to Orchanie, taking seven companies prisoners, a pasha, and several officers. Three guns were also taken. ; Mukhtar Pasha telegraphs that the Rus- ' sians are encamped at Azus, three hours' distance from his army. The French Ministry lias resigned in order to leave President McMahon free ■ REPRIEVE OF PENGE MITRDEREES. BOMBAY, Oct. 31. A free pardon was granted to Alice Rhodes, condemned to death for the Pcnge murder. The sentence on Stauuton was comnmted to penal servitude for life.

THE SHAREMARKET.

I The following telegrams were posted up at the Exchange door : —" Moauatairi, Novem ber 6th,, 12.25 p.m.—No gold broken until to-day; canuot account for such a sudden rise. Shares should never have fallen so 10-vy. To Mr F. A. White." _ ; "11.5 Da.m. —Two hundredweight of speci mens just broken from middle stope, No. 9 reef, backofSOft. level, good show of gold in stope. Abundance of copper and minerals, making 40 lbs of specimens from winze, Sinking on Wallace's SOft. level.—ll.

INDIAN FAMINE FUND.

The following sums have been paid into my office np to 2 p.m. this day : Mr T. H. Hall, £1 ; James, Frederick, and "Herbert Soppet, £1 ; amount collected at Black and Co's Boot Factory, per Mr Thomson, £2 Os 6d; A.J., £I.—R G. Ewington, Hon. Sec, per T.D.H.—Nov. 6, 1377. j We are requested to remind exhibitors of pot plants, vegetables, &c, at the forth coming Workingmen's Horticultural Exhibition that Mr L. H. Green will be in attendance at the Auckland Market on Thursday morning next, from^7 a.m. till midday, for the of the above. The greatest care wiil be taken in transit. . Mr Graham has kindly placed a greenhouse at the disposal of the Committee for their reception.

THE EVENING STAK,^TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1877.



WANTED, a Waiter for ;m hotel at ■ Gisborne; single man preferred; and passage paid.—Apply to Mr. Baker, at Brown, Campbell & Co,'s, Shortland-street. j WANTED, a good General Servant. — Apply to Mrs. Jenkins, Temple of Fashion, Newmarket. . . ANTED, a Brass Finisner.— Apply to Branston and Forster, Albert-street. ANTED, a Waiter for an Hotel in the Waikato. — Apply to-morrow Anchor Hotel. ; WANTED, a Boxmaker used to making j Shirt boxes.—Apply at 34, Shortland- ' stre_et. ! ■ WANTED, a Married Farm Couple, Hotel Female Servants, Middle-aged Female Cook, a Musician to teach flute and j violin, Ploughman, and Boy to milk.—Hanna- | ford's Registry, Queen-street. WANTED on Lease, 100-acre Farm, with House, South Roadway, with . purchasing clause. Likewise to Rent, a Six roonied House, with large allotment, for a , gentleman.—Hannaford's Agency, Queen-street, i WT'ANTED, a respectable Youth as ' Yl apprentice.—Apply to Rusb.brook and ) Bridgman, Drapers and Clothierp, Upper Queen , street. V WANTED immediately, a General • . Servant.—Apply at this office. . j ANTED to SELL, an Oddfellows' Regalia; only warn once. Price, £I.— Apply Stab Office. WANTED, an Apprentice to the Drapery.—Apply to Holloway, Garlick, and Cranwell. . WANTED, a smart pushing-young Man to work on commission.—For address apply Star Office, ' ANTED, a first-class General Ser- ! vant. —Apply at this office.



BOOTS ! BOOTS !—Wanted, one or two Lads accusteme to the Bench work.— i Apply to G. McAlpine, Karangahape Road. WANTED, a Young Man to drive a horse and 'car_t, and act a<i Porter; one accustomed to bottling preferred.—Apply to John Morrin, Queen-street. ANTED, a Nursemaid.—Mrs. Green wood, Mount Albert.—Apply to Mrs. R. ; , C. Greenwood, Market-house. WANTED KNOWN, Firms Insignis andCupressus Macrocarpa Seed arrived by Mail Steamer.—H. Lipscombe, Auckland Market. <• . . WANTED, an engagement, either in a wholesale and or retail house, having thorough knowledge and experience in business matter?, also good accountant; competent of managing or travelling.—Address N. L. Joseph next Aurora Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED, two Apprentices.—Apply Mrs. Thomson. Dressmaker, Parflell, opposite Mr. Robinson's, Chemist. WANTED to place an Elderly Person with a respectable quiet family. Will furnish, take dire of her own bedroom, and re quire little attendance. Preference will be given to a family belonging to Congregational Church.—Apply, stating terms, which will be paid monthly in advance, "A.8.8.," Box 23, Post-office. "ANTED, a strong Lad, to ride out for orders; one accustomed to the trade.—R. Reeves, Butcher, Victoria-street. : ~W7~E have on Sale a lot of -first-class v T Iron Tanks ; also superior Waikato and Screened Bay Coals.—W. & G. Winstone. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Bailey will offer,.at the Market, on Saturday, a nice variety of Roses in pots; also a choice collection of other «*ot Plants and Ferns. Cabbage and Cauliflower Plants, and Seed, in quantity, as usual.—E. Bailey, New North Road. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Captain Harrison, Franklin Road. WANTED KNOWN.—The Lowest Rate of Interest is charged at the London Loan Office, and the full value advanced on«any description of goods. WANTED, a supply of Fruit and Vegetables, a few good dairies of Fresh Butter; also, 200 dozen Fresh E;?gs weekly.— Rogers' Ponsonby Emporium. ANTEDi. good Tailoresses ; highest wages ; constant work.—J. Williams, Fashionable Tailor, Victoria-street, opposite the Cottage of Content Hotel. ANTED to LET, House and Shop, foot of Grey-street.—Apply C. 'Yoolgar, Ironmonger. : WANTED, an Engineer for the Kara- i ugahape Highway Board. Applications received by the undersigned up to Monday, 12th instant, stating terms, Sec— Joseph Warren, Chairman. I ~\WT ANTED, the Boot and Shoemakers V v of Auckland NOT to seek employment at Mr. Hemiia's Excelsior Boot and Shoe Factory until the present strike is ended. ANTED/ a Billiard-marker.—Apply Exchange Hotel. ' ' second-harfti Pianos, square v.V or cottage. Full cash price given, or taken in exchange for new ones. Mr. Webb will call and see those offered to him. N.B.— Several excellent sreond-hand and new Pianos to be aold on terms to suit purchasers.—Webb's Music Saloon, Wellesley-street. ___^ WAETED, to clear out out my Entire Stock of Furniture and Miscellaheous Aaticle3 of every description, as the premises are to fitted ud for the Workinyr-men's Public Baths. N.B—Nc reasonable offer refused.— Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, corner of High-street. "VIITANTED, Everybody to come and T ¥ Buy the Bargains at E. T. Herbert's, Draper, Upper Syniond-street, who is giving up business, leaving the colony, and selling every thing Less than English Cost to effect a Speedy Clearance. TT7ANTED, au, EDITOR for a Bi t V weekly paper in a rising part of the province.—Apply by letter only, Star office. T^TANTED KNOWN, every description V y of Jewellery, Old Gold, Silver, Musical Instruments Bought, Sold, or Exchanged, at the London Loan Office, under tho Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. »aj XKTANTED those in want of Money to v V call on their Uncle, at the London Loan Oil! ce,.iinder Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. W~ ANTED, 500 grosß of Bottles; Is. per dozen given.—Apply to Capt. Cook Brewery, Kyber Pass. WANTED, Everybody to visit Roger's Ponsonby Emporium to-night. Cheaper thah the city shops, who pay high rents. ANTED, Sqnarers.—Apply to P. and J. McLeoti, Helensville. ANTED, a Boy for the Bakehouse, and a regular supply of new laid Eggs, Green Peas, and Now Potatoes.—C. Barton's Restaurant, Qneon-street. \TR7"ANTED, a good Horse Shoer and V y General Smith.—A. Lorigan, Upper Symonds-strect. WANTED, by a Young Lady, a situa tion either as Companion to a Lady or Nursery Governess, in v respectable family : no objection to the country.—Address Star olHcp. "ITTTANTED, a respectable Servant Girl V v for a small family; references required. I. Levy, 210. Queen-street. "X\T AN TED; Merchants, and ty ¥ Shopkeepers, to see my Cash Boxes only 2s. 6d., 35., and C^. each.— w. li. Dam pier, Victoria-street, corner of Uobsou-stroet. XJSTANTED TO LET, Private. Fur- V T nished Apartments in an 8-roomed House, where there arc no lodgers or children. Terms very moderate. —Apply at the Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East. "T^T^^TE^plo'^ra^argoT'atciit Man y v gle, suitable for a Club-house or restau rant.—C. Robinson, Grey-street. WANTED, a small Engine and Boiler, or Boiler by itself, from 2 or I horse power.—Keene's Coal and Firewood Yard, Wcllesley-st -eat. ~\/5T ANTED KNOWN, that J. Hart has v v opened the Loan Oflico where any sum from Is. to £500 can be ha,d on every description of jewellery, watches, ladies' and gentlemen's wearing apparel.—Note the address : J. Hakt, London Loan Office, Victoria-street, under the Theatre Royal. $nS7~AN.TED Known, that p. Goldik is V T prepared to supply all kinds of Tirabo and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, Bca.\ at the lowest market price, at his Yards Cua torn-house-street. LAMB and Green Peas, Duck and Green Peas.— Wanted a regular supply of Green Peas and New Potatoes; Marrowfat Peas if obtainable.—Chas. Burton, Restaurant, Queen-street. ARTIES wishing to engage Stalls for the right to Sell Fruit, Tea, and Coftee in the Ellerslie Gardens on. the Prince of Wales Birthday, must apply to Mr Brown at the Ellerslie Hotel, before day of Sports. BOARD and Lodgings wanted by three single gentlemen. Sitting room and three bedrooms required.—Address, stating terms}' &c, to P. Q., Box 22, Post-office. DEVONPORT DISTRICT BOARD. " Tenders are required for the sole right to graze Sheep on the Flagstaff Hill Reserve for 12 months, from Ist December next. Conditions and draft lease may be inspected at the Post office, Devon port, where tenders will be re ceived'up to noon of SATURDAY, the 10th instant. , W. H. BROWN, Chairman. Devonport, November 6,1877. BOARD and Residence for a Single Gentleman in a private family.—Address Mrs. Fuller, Ni.col's Cottage, foot of Grey-st. .^j^^ A UCKLAND STEAM ,||g|g|g;i3L PACKET CO. (LIMITED). FOR GISBORNE. The s.s. GO-AHEAD Will leave Auckland for the above port on WEDNESDAY (To-morrow), at 12 noon. W. LODDER, Manager. ~ rtsi \A UCKLAND AND ■rf^-^^^^ -J\. NORTH SHORE STEAM *iM^||pskKXv,FfißßY CO. (LIMITED.) RACES ! ! RACES- M~~ RACES ! ! Prince of Walks' Birthday. . The.Ferry, Steamers; ? TAINUI, TAKAPUNA, and DEVON PORT. Will -Leave the Ferr-' Tee every 20 minutes duriDgthe day for North Shore. ' Thep.s. • ' ■■'■ TE AROHA Will Leave every hour for Stokes Point. H. W. HEATH. ._ ...^ .-...._ '<..'--.<..>Maiiager. «®" The Takapuna will be specially laid on onl HURSDAY, the Bth instant, for the Con veyau cc of Horses entered for the Baees. First trip at 9 a.m. H.W.H.



SOCIETY OF ARTISTS. »G> Tie ART EXHIBITION will OPKN in the Museum Building on WEDNESDAY. 21st November, for Private View. Admission by Honorary Members Tickets- • After that date it will be open to the Public. : Contributors must send in their works by j November Bth. J. SYMONS, Hob, Sec, MERCHANTS, AGENTS, and others, can have Office Books Ruled and Bound, any pattern, to suit requirement. Magazines, Music, and other Works bound in any styles, by WILLIAM LEYS, Bookbinder, Machine Ruler, and Account Book Manufac turer, next door to Evknino Star office Wyndham-street. FORMATION AND DRAINAGE, VINCENT-STRE ET. Town Clerk's Office, October 31st, 1877. The City Council will receive Tenders until 2.30 of WEDNESDAY, November 7th, for Works in Vincent-street, in terms of specifi cations and conditions at the office ol! the Surveyor, Queen-street. The Council do not bind themsolves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. ENDERS are invited, for 'Construction of Two Miles of Tramway at Manukau Heads. Intending Tenderers can go by steamer on Tuesday morning to view ground and get particulars. ' J. W. VfALLER, _ Onehunga. TIUOY FOR SHEARER ROCK. Marine Office, Wellington, 21th October, 1577. Written Tenders will be received at the Dis trict Engineer's Office, Auckland, until noon of j WH'DNwSDAY, 7th November, 1*77, for the construction of an IRONT BCJOY for Shearer Rock. They must b a addressed to too hon. the Commissioner of Customs, Wellington, and marked outside, "Tender for Shearer Rock Buoy." Plans and specification may be seen at tho Public Works Office. Auckland. ) The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. B? command. JO"N BLACKETT, Marine Engineer. TO BRICKLAYERS, CARPENTERS, AND JOINERS. Tenders are required for Building Warehouses in Fort-street. Plans,-&c, at my office until SATURDAY, November 10th mat., when the tenders are to be delivered at 12 o'clock. JAMES WRIRLISY, Architects. "XT E W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. JLI COAL OR COKE. : . (f ,• - __ Public Works Office, j : Wellington, ISth October, 1577. Written Tenders will bo received at this office ! up to noon on TUESDAY, the 20th November, ■ 1877, for tho supply of Coal or Coke from the Ist | January to 31st. December. 187S, to the Railways at Napier, Wellington, Foxton, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Groyraoiith, Westpo.'t, Nelson, Pic ton, Lyi tolton, Timaru. Oaraaru, Port Chalmers, and Invercavyill. They must be addressed to | the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Wei- j lington, and marked outside "Tender for Coal." Specifications and form of tender can be seen at the Offices of Railway Managers. Telegraphic tender-, similarly addressed and BiarkeA, will be received if presented at any Telegraph Office ! by noon of the same date, provided that written j tenders in due form are lodged at a Railway ; Manager's Oilice by the same hour, and accom- ; panied by a cheque specially marked by a j banker as good for twenty-one days, and to ; be made payable in Wellington in favour of j the Receiver-General's Deposit Account, find i not to bearer or order. The lowest qr any ten der will not necessarily be accepted. i By command. JOHN CARRUTHERS, Engineer-in-Chief. | - ( "VTATIONAL FIRE AND MARINE j JL™ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW : ZEALAND. i Capital £1.000,000 RKSBBVB £05,000 Tliis purely Locai, Company Insures against 1 FllilC and MARINE LOSS of Every De-scrip- | tion of Property, at LOWES T C UitRE N T RATES. \ \ Prompt andLibehal Settlement of Claims- J HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager, Auckland Branch J^ O C E i The bir-ino-s hitherto carried on at Onehur.ga j by KEESTNG BROS., as Plumbers and Tin Plato Workers, will in future be carried on by ; M. 11. KEESING, who will receive all accounts j due to and pay all debts owing by Keesing Bros. | I jjIOSS H. KEK3ING. JUD.VII H. KEESING. Witness: Joseph Loxgley. Onehunga, November 1, 1877. TOONEK J BONES ! BONES ! M^ i Bought in nny qxiantifea for Cash at tho Free- . main's Bay Boas Mills, and at No. 10?, Lower ; Q'leon-atret'-t, by J. &J. SOPPET. ! HEREBY give notice that after this : elate I will not acknowledge the receipt of | my wife, Jane Howie.—Robert Howie, Baker j Newton Road.—Nov. 5, 1877. j . . J\ S T E P H ENS,! Having how the Sole Proprietorship of the I i old-established Business at No. 126, ad joining Lewisioii's, will spare no ; | efforts to keep up hiß j name as a leading ; BOOT AND SHOE MANFACTURER j J: AND IMFORTER, (Laxe Cater), ; X 36, Queen-street JLoO, \ opposite the union bank, Auckland. BOOTS & SHOES of every description made to order. French and German Kid Boots and Shoes always in Stock. S^" Storekeepers Supplied Wholesale T£& h- '< Prompt attention given to all orders. Cash Orders from the country will receive immediate ] attention. Goods forwarded by train, steamer, i &c, &C. ' NOTICE.—AII Debts due to the late Firm of Stephens and Carter must be paid to the under signed, who receipt alone will be a sufficient j discharge. . F.STEPHENS. ! Auckland, November 3,1877. | ELL SIN KIN G.—The under signed, having had experience in Well- j sinking, will Sink Wells either by day or con- ; tract. Address: R. Wooderson. Karangahape j Road; or at this office. j i A UCKL AND AGRICULTU RAL AND ! j J\_ PASTORAL ASSOOIATION. ' First Annual Show, to be held at Ell t rslie, on FRIDAY, 9th November, being H.R.H. the Prince of Wales Birthday, when upwards of 500 : Exhibits will be on the Ground, including Stock from our principal Breeders, and an immense quantity oj Local Manufactures. Prizes for Sheep-shearing and High Jumping will also be offered. Entries to close on the : ground. i A Band will be in attendance. Association Dinner to take place at the Harp of Erin Hotel after the Show. Tickets 12/6. , WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. nOROMANDEL HOSPITAL. By Owing to the Resignation of the present House Surgeon from ill-health, the Committee of the above institution will receive Appli- I cations from duly qualified Medical Men to ' fill that position. Immediate application required. For particulars as to salary, &c, apply to the Secretary of the Hospital Committee, at Coromandel. J. H. HARRISON, Secretary. O. MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. 'SSfITB-AJiIOVOIY —ftwrWi ■ Wanted tu^ihe;:.^embers of "Court Coro mandel," A.0.F., a Surgeon. Apply to the undersigned, j JAS. B. ROCKLIFF, 1 Sec. Court No. 5260, A.6.F., o finrnmnnrlnl.



FOR SALE, a 5-Toomed Cottage apd Freehold Allotment in Cook-street.— Samuel Cochrane and Son. J^and Agents, Fort- Street. j j^lTiik to £1000 LENT, <m Building H& JL "I. f Society principles or on any terms to suit berro were.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan I -ane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. O~ L E T Those Commodious Premises,. lately occupied by Herr Schott, 30, Shortland-street, a-nitublefor Evening Parties, Assemblies, Lec tures, and Concerts, &c. &c. If required, the adioining Premises, consisting of twelve (12) • Large and Spacious Rooms, suitable 'for an Hotel or Private Boarding-house. Ternis easy. Apply to SAMUEL BROWN, Shortiand-etreet. N.B.—The Hall is open for engagement any evening daring the week. Terms moderate. r|"10 LET, a seven-roomed' House, top of JL Grey-street, left-hand side.—Apply to Samuel Cochrane and Son, Fort-street. "VTORTH SHORE.-A six-roomed Far -4-' nished House to Let; splendidly fur nished, and well situated. Also, several Dwel li g-honses and Cottagos.—Apply to R. and R. Duder .£• KA CASH, £250 at 8 per cent.. Balance by c*H*J\7 weekly payments of 15s. Price, £350 Comfortable well-finished Suburban Residence —S. Vaile, Shorthand-street, next Post-office. I?i)QA —COUNTRY STORE FORSALE cftp'.'WOVf. in a rapidly rising district. Coi ner lot of 1 acr«, wirh Store and Six-roorru d Dwelling, 1-stali Stable, Slaughterhouse, Sheds, &c. Price, £280. There is a good opening for a Blacksmith in the district.—S. Yaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street. JPQ A CASH, balance by weekly pajments, c&ifiXJ a very neat and pretty Cottage, 20 minutes' walk from Queen-street; price £250.— S. Vaile, House arid Land As.ent, Shortland strcot, nest the Post-office. I£> ACRES of~GOO~D LAND, fenced, divided Q into haddocks, and in Grass; with 4-roomod House, Cowshed, &c.; only i miles from Auckland; price £600.—5. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street, next Post office. FOR SALE, the " Star Coffee Stall!"— If disposed of at once, will be fold cheap. ripO LET, a House and Shop, Victoria- JL street, next door to Mr. Slater's, Grocer; rent, 12s.—Enquire Ewington, Queen-street. O I C E" For Immediate Sale, 113 acres of Choice Land, within three-quarters of a mile from Helensville Railway Station; 200 acres of it is well Sheltered, adapted for gardens or orchards; 100 acres is boverea with timber, containing 500,000 ft of Kauri Spars, &c, the most con veziient to market of any kauri in the colony.— Apply to John McLeod, Lime Work 3, Auckland, or to W. Aitken, Laud Aarent. T~~O LET, or for Sale, in St. George's Bay. a Nine-iv.omed House, in good order, with about an acre of land; rent very low.—H. Pavtington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. rjnO LET, a 5-roomecl House in Anglesea- JL street; good well, tank, and garden.— Apply next door, or to R. D. Giles, City Mai-ket TinO LET. a four-roomed' House, ofl'Pon- J sonby Road, about one mile.'-from wharf.' —J. Davies, Junction Store, Karangahapa Road. -/; FjnO LET, a 4-roomed House in William- JL street.—Apply. R. Duffy's Corn Store, Hobson-street. TO LET, 7-voomed House, grass and vratir, Venetian blinds, large flower garden, and large'allotment.—H, Fartingtpn/ Stichbury's Buildings. ■ ■ ■■'}." F]pO LET, a Five-roomed House, newly :JL papered, and in first-class order.— H. Parttngton, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. nhO LKT, at Pavneli Rise, a Five-roomed JL Cottage, lately in the occupation of Mrs. Macdonald ; cheerful view ; never-failing well of good water ; colonial oven in kitchen.—Key at Mr. Meekau's Parnell Grocery Store. TO LET, Lease, or Sell, a good 6-roomed House on Mount Eden Road, fourth hous^ fi'orr, toii-gate.—Apply Chas. Lavcr, KyberPass, ov C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. FljlO LKT, nt a low rectal, House of six JL rooms, pantry, scullery, stable, cowshed, &c , with 2J acres rich volcanic soiL; fifteen minuter? walk from Newmarket Station.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. T|lO LET, a Brick House, 5 rooms, good § well, &0., situate in Franklyn Road.— Apply to Captain Harrison, Franklyn Road. nnO LET, spacious and convenient Oiiices, JL v.dth office fittings, fire-proof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, wine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken. 4^-Tj"~PEirFOOTi Capital Building, /3& 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, ShortlaTid-Rtreet. B~~UGGY~FOR SALE.—Apply to Dr. Ellis, Parnell, before-10 or after 6. nnO LET, or For Sale, four-roomed JL Cottage in good repair; large garden, well-stocked with choice fruit trees; fronting the Ouehunga Road, near Junction Hotel. For particulars apply J. B. Colls, agent, Upper Queen-street. rEIO LET, at the corner of Codrington- JL street and Great North Road, commanding a delightful view of the Surrey Hills estate, a well-finished Six-roomed House, with three fireplaces, cupboards, dresser in kitchen, oven, . water laid on, sink, &c—Apply to R. Downey, on the premises: or to Mr. Baxter, corner of Karangahape and Newton Roads. FTIO LET, Lease, or Sell, a good six _B_ roomed House on Mount Eden Road, fourth house from Toll Gate, Kyber Pass ; or Chas. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. TO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cottage at Ponaonby.—Apply Mr Brown's Store. _ _^ TO" 'LET, a 3-roomed Cottage inPwrnell; rent 6s.— Apply to Mr Nairn, Grocer, Parnoll. £?»s4\£k —FOUR-ROOMED House, r-5& \r \y« near Upper Queen-street; well finished, excellent garden, &c, for Sale, on very easy terms.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. E7IOR DISPOSAL.—A first-rate Busi _MJ npss, good-vrill, well-known and estab lished in the heart of Hamilton. Terms and particulars of J. M. Gelling, Victoria-street, Hamilton. rr,HE~LNL>IAN FAMINE FUND. _jj[ NOTICE.—The Committee having this day resolved to CLOSE all Subscription Lists by the loth inst., it is respectfully requested that all Persons having List 3 will return them to me on or before that date. F. G. EWINGTON, Hon. Sec, STRAYED or STOLEN, a Red Cow, a White and Strawberry Cow, and a White Calf. Any one returning them to the undersigned will be rewarded. Any one detaining them will be prosecuted-— W. Rattray Mount St. John, OUND, a Pointer Slut.—Owner can have her by paying expense of this adver tisement.— Francis J. Shortt, City Hair Cutting Rooms, Queen-street. LOST, on Saturday last, some Letters and accounts, addressed Geo. Mocath.— Any person finding the same will oblige by leaving them at Close Bros., Queen-street. LOST, on Saturday night, in or near the Market, one pair of Men's Shoes.— Reward at this office. LOST, a Gold Locket witn Turquoise Cross,' containing portraits of a child and gentleman.—The finder will be rewarded on leaving stthe ''Herald" office. ONEY TO LEND on MORTGAGE of First-class Freehold Securities. WM. COLEMAN, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND. - THE CONCERT by the CHORAL SOCIETY, In aid of this Fund, will take place in the Hall, SyrnOtods-street.. on • TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, When will be performed an adaptation'Of Racine's Tragedy, ATHALIE MUSIC BY MENDELSSOHN). The Rev. R. S. Hassard has kindl,- consented to read the Dramatic Passages. Concert to commence at 8 p.m. Tickets* 35., 25., le., may "be had from Messrs Upton and Co., or from any member- erf the Choral Society's Committee, or'the Famine Committee. Plan of the Hall at Upton and Co.'s, wlaere alj 3s. tickets may be numbered for reserved seats. TOLEN.—If the parties who removed the Target Slabs from the Range at Mount Richmond, Otahuhu, will return them, proceed ings will not be .taken, against" them.—John Gordon, Captain." ■•,-.- -' ON SON BY.— To Let, a five-roomed House, with garden and good well of water, pleasantly situated in Dedwcoi Terrace, near St. Mary's Roa4,—Apply to T. Swales, Dedwood Terrace.«j£^i Brew, res^a**-**•"?



GAZETTE IN BANKRUPTCY. IN B A N X R U P T C Y. -' % In the matter of '• The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1875," and the matter of the Liqui dation of the Kstate of JAMES STUART, of Cambridge, Waikato, a Deotor. At a Meeting of the Creditors of the above named Debtor, held at the Supreme Court House, at Auckland, this day, the following Special Resolution was passed: — Resolved", "That the Creditors being satisfied that the whole of the property of the Debtor. James fatuart, has been realised for the benefit of his Creditors, or so much thereof as can be realised without needlessly protracting the liquida'ion, do, by special resolution, declare that the liqui dation has closed." And thereupon the said Creditors did, upon the application of the said Debtor, grant to-him, the said James Stuarr. his Order of Discharge. Dated, at Auckland, this sth day of November, 1877. c c. McMillan, Chairman of Meeting. WILLIiM THOKKE, Solicitor for Debtor, 81, Queen-street, Aucklaad. 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 Hexey (Sardxer. Hunt, of Ngaruiiwa hia, in the Provincial District o£ Auck land, Farmer. Under the powers vested in me by the 179 th Section of the said Act, I do hereby Summon a General Meeting of the Creditors" of the said Henry Gardner Hunt, to be held in my office Supreme Court House, Auckland, onTHUll*'- DAY. the Bth day of November, 1877, at half past 12 o'clock in trie afternoon, to pass a resolu tion that the said Henry Gardner Hant ba forthwith discharged. Dated this oth day of November, 1877. THOS. MAC FIT ARLANE, Trustee. E. T. Dufaur, Wyndham Chambers, Solicitor for the said H. G. Hun(, AUCKLAND AND NEWCASTLE RAILWAY. GRASS CUTTING. Offers will be received until noon of Tuesday, 13th November, at the offljo of the undersigned, for Purchase of Grass. Specifications to be seen at any of the Railway Stations. A. V. JVIACDONALD O^nornl Mi.' aTr. GJ. I T A; ■ U \j X I U JN, TAURANGA, In aid of Trinity Church, will be held tho First Week in DECEMBER. Contributions are respectfully solicited, and may be left with Mr. B. Wayte, and Mr. Thos. Turrell, Booksellers, Queen-street. _l L T7IOLRTH ANNUAL ATHLETIC X CARNIVAL. Elleeslie Gardens. FRIDAY, ; Prixce op Walks' Birthday. Committee : Joseph Bennett H. E. Whittaker W. Coulson — Shakespeare S. Harcourt J. Nolan,Esquires Judges : Messrs. Coulson and Harcourt. Handicapper and Starter : Mr. Alfred King. [ BOYS' RACE.—Not closed. PRINCE OF WALE 3' CUP, 25 s.tvs.— 17 entries. ■ MAIDEN RACE, 5 soys.—6 entries. HURDLE RACE. ssovs.— 6entries. MILE RACE, G sovs.—l9 entries. WALKING MATCH, 6 soys.—7 entries. AMATEUR'S RACE.—IO entries. First Race at 11 o'clock sharp. Trains leave every 20 minutes. Fare, 13. (irrespective of class). Admission, Is. ; Children under 7, free. The Hobson Band in attendance. I I TO-MORROW. THE subscriber lias received instructions to sell by auction, To-morrow (Wednes day), 7th instant, at Beresford-street, Parnell, opposite Mr. Ailendei's Dwelling-house, at 11 ---o'clock, THE WHOLE of the FURNITURE CON TAINED IN PARLOUR AND BED ROOMS ; also, KITCHEN UTENSILS, &c. GEORGE SIBBIN, ~neer. TO-MORROW. EX ROTORUA PROM SYDNEY. L. W. EATON "OTTILL sell by auction, at his mart, Fort- TT street, To-morrow (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, 110 eases Oranges 10 eases Mandarins 2 cases Piae Apples Also, 150 bags Potatoes 1000 Cocoanuts. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. In consequence of Friday being a holiday,.Jfe R. Arthur will hold his Market-day Sale on THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, At 12 Noon. POULTRY— Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks* Geese, Pig, &c. PRODUCE—ISO sacks Canterbury Potatoes, 100 sacks Auckland ditto, New Potatoes, Car rots, Bacon, Beef, Cheese, 20 kegs Butter, Maize meal, Flour, Sharps, Bran, Barley, Oats, &c, &c. GROCERIES.—Tea, Currants, Raisins, Cocoal Crushed Sugar, Soap, Blue, Soda, Rice, Corn flour, Jam, Vinegar, Tinned Peaches, and Quinces,. &c. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. AT TWO O'CLOCK P.M. New and Second-hand Furniture, consisting of—Piano, Suites, Sideboard, Cheifonier, Loo Tables, Rimu Bedstead, Iron Bedstead, Chest Drawers. Washstands, Blanket, Couches, Mat trasses, Palliasses, Meat Safes, lot Tinware. R. A R T H U R^ Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. AT TWELVE o"CLOCK NQOiX^ ORANGES, MANDARINS, LEMONS. EX S.S, 'ROTORUA' FROM SYDNEY. R, A R T H U * ]■{ WILL sell by ajiet'iorn, at iis mart, Qtrjon-street, To-nvori-ow (Tuesday), at 11 o'clock noou, 85 cases Oranges 5 ~ Mandarins 4 ~ Lemons* THURSDAY, NOVEMBER S. " HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Leamington Range, Cookery Stove, Colonial Oven. Spring Mattrasses, Druggett, 6 Morocco covered Chairs and Arm Chairs, Parlour Bagatelle Table, (Balls. Cues, etc., *, < complete) Cedar Sideboard (pedestal), Iron Bedsteads, American Chest Drawers, Brooms, Sickles, LARGE PLATFORM SCALES, (Suitable for Produce Merchants), &c, &c, &c. THE Subscribers will nell at the Mart, Fort-street, on Thursday, Bth instant, at 11 o'clock; " ' >•/■•> \ . ■ - - 3 A Large Assortment of Household Furni ture, including the above, &c, &c. COCHRANE & SON. I £f£-3KSSs2^a!l2l.4iaoti')neer3.;s .. j^Km|aaag