Class 99. For tho best ram hogget, 11 entries.—lst and 2nd, Jas. Wallaco; Ist and 2nd Joseph May. Class 100. For tho best pen of throe ewe suckling lambs, 5 entries.—l, Jas. Wallace; 2, Jas. Wallace; commended, J. and J. Class 101. For tho best pen of three owe hoggets, 9 entries.—l, Jas. Wallace;; 2, K. H. D. Ferguason; highly commouded, A. aud J. Anderson. Leicbsteks. Classes 102 and 103. No entry. Class 104. For tho best pen of threo ewes suckling lambs. —1, Jas. Wallace. Class 105. For tho beßt pen of thrco ewe hoggets.—3, Jas. Wallace. COTSWOLDS. Class 106. For the beat ram, 3 entries.— 1 and 2, A. Buckland. Classes 107, 108, and 109. No entries. LONGWOOLS. Class 110. For the best pen of threo ewes suckling lambs.—l, Jas. Wallace. Class 111. For the best pen of 3 owo hoggets.—l, A. May. Romney Marsh. Classes 112, 113,114, 115. No entry. Shropshire Downs. Class 116. For the best ram.—l, T. and S. Morriu. Class 117. For the best ram hoggott. Class 118. For the best pen of 3 ewes suckling lambs. Class 119. For the best pen of 3 ewo hog geta. No entry. Fat Sheep. Class 128. For tho best pen of 5 fat ■wethers. Class 129. For tho best pen of 5 fat owes. Class 130. For tho best pen of 5 fat lambs.

SWINE.

Judges : Messrs Fisher, Paul, nnd Bol lard. Stewards : Messrs Pegler aud W. F. Buckland. . There is an improvement visible in the pig department this year, the entries are more numerous, and the exhibits of better average quality. Messrs Percival, Hurst, and Wallace are chief exhibitors. Last year the judges refused to mace any award to some entries, excepting that they wero unworthy. . Class 131. For tho best Berkshire boar; 6 entries. —W. J. Hurst, Bertie Saverna (imported), 1 ; Alfred E. Isaacs, Disraeli, 2; Wm. Percival, Sir Roger Tichbome, 3; 8. Morrin, highly commended. Class 132. For the best Berkshire sow. 6 entries. Class 133. For the best Berkshire sow suck ling pit's. Class 134. For the best boar (small breed). No entry. Class 135. For the best sow (small breed). Class 136. For tho best sow suckling pigs (small breed). Class 137. For the best white boar. Class 138. For the best white sow ; no entry. Class 139. For tho best sow suckling pigs. Extra Stock.

James Wallace, 2 boars, 1 sow ; William Percival, 1 sow.

DAIRY PRODUCE.

Judges: Mes»rs F. Thompson, Doonin, aodL. Eaton. Steward: Mr Richard Udy. There is as usual great|competition in classes 140 and 141 (fresh butter); sixteen entries in each, one entry old cheese, four new cheese. There is no grocers committee special prize this year for the best butter. Class 140. For the best 31bs. of butter, in rolls, with salt, 16 entries. Class 141. For the best 31ba. butter, in rolls, without salt, 16 entrie?. Class 142. For the best potted butter, not less than 251bs, fit for exportation, 4 en tries. Class 143. For the best 561b3 old cheese, In one or more cheeses, 1 entry. Class 144. For the best 561bs of new cheese, iv oue or more cheeses, 4 entries. Class 145. For the best two sides bacon, 3 entries. Class 146. For the best two hams, 2 en tries. Extra Class, cream cheese, Mrs Porcival.

POULTRY.

Judge—Mr Wallace ; Steward—Mr C. T. Wren. Poultry showed a decided improvement on the previous year and more numerous entries, being 42 this, against 34 last, season. There is still great room for further improvement. Many important claapoa of fowl did not receive a single entry. Mr H. Tonka was the only exhibitor of pigeons (Jacobins).

POUX.TJRY—EXTKA CLASS.

371. Mrs T. Morrin, 1 cock, hen, and two chickens, white-crested black Polish.— 2 prize, 372. Mrs T. Morrin, 1 drake and 2 ducks, black India.—2 prize. 373. H. Rces George, Pekin ducks.—l prize. , 374. Mrs A. E. Isaacs, Muscovy ducks.— 1 prize. Class 147. Black or brown breasted red game. Class 149. Any other variety of game. Class 151. Colored dorkings.

Class 153. Black Spanish. Class 154. Cochins, cinnamon, or buff. Class 156. Dark brahmas. Class 162. Uolden-spangled Polish. Class 164. Langshans. Class 167. Duckwing bantams. Class 168. Black-breasted red game ban tams. Class 169. Golden spangled seabrights. Class 172. Any other variety of bantams. No entry. Class 173. Aylesbury ducks. Class 174. Rouen ducks.

DOGS.

Judges: (Sporting) Messrs O'Kcefo and Proffitt. Stewards : Messrs Eyre and Bull,

The dog department is the most progres sive of the lot. This year there arc entered 127 dogs and three cats. Last year 110 dogs and no cats. Nearly every claas is represented, and with good specimens of the various breeds. Bull dogs are usually to be seen, but for sotno reason they were on this occasion absent. There were no Newfoundland mastiff nor St. Bernard dogs entered, and not a single poodle. Ladies would not trust them two days out of Bight. There is to be seen a capital collection of sporting dogs of all classes. Mrs Webster's two cats are denominated "Persians'." Mr John Smith's is " 1 Cat," go the public can make what they like of it. It is estimated that these three cats will attract several hundred women and children to the show ground—almost as good as a baby show. Mr McCaWs greyhound Pinfire and Mr FergUßSon'a Ivanhoe, look remarkably well. One of the best looking bitches is Mr Smith's black one. Mr Whewell's also looks very well. Mr Percival's young do? Plnnger is a well-grown, promising animal. His young bitch is also a nice animal. There are eleven pointer dogs, and the judges have no little difficulty in deciding on the best. Mr Hornsby has a fine young dog on the ground 8 months old. Mr Morrin's Gordon setter, Rock, is a well-bred dog. Mr Stych alao has a good one; Major Jackson's is first-class. Mr Stych's Gordon setter bitch Fly, and Major Jackson's Belle are evidently ot the best blood. The Irish setters show good competition. Mr Roche has a couple of high pedigree animals entered, and a good bitch. Mr Morrin's and Major Jackson's retriever dogs are admirable specimens. Class 191, Greyhound dogs. Class 192. Greyhound bitches 5 entries. Class 193. Greyhound dogs under 12 months old. Class 194. Greyhound bltcho3 under 12 months old. Class 195. Pointers (Dogs). Class 190. Pointers (bitches.) Pointer Pups. Class 197. Setters, English (dogs). Class 198. Setters, English (bitches.) Class 199. Setters, Gordon (dogs.) Class 200. Setters, Gordon (bitches). Class 201. Setters, Lish (dogs). Class 202. Setters, Irish (bitches). Class 203. Retrievers (dogs). Class 204. Retrievers (bitches). Class 206. Spaniels (bitches). Class 207. Spaniels, Sussex (dogs). Class 208. Spaniel, Sussex (Ditches). Class 209. Spaniels, cocker (dogs). Class 210. Spaniels, cocker (bitches). Class 211. Spaniels, Irish water (dogs). Class 212. Spaniels, Irish water (bitches). N oN-sroiiTiNa Bogs. Judge : Messrs Proud and Wallace, Stewards : Messrs Bull and Eyre. Class 216. Mastiffs (bitches). Cla« 219. Cattle (dogs). Class 221. Sheep (dogs). Class 222. Sheep (bitches). Class 225. Bull terrier (dogs). Class 226. Bull terrier (bitches). Class 227. Fox terrier (dogs). Clas3 228. Fox terriers (bitches). Class 229. Terriers, black and tan (dogs). Class 230. Terrriers, black aid tan (bitches). Class 231. Terriers, smooth, not black and tan (dogs). Class 233. Terriers, broken-haired (dogs). ClasaJ 231. Terriers, broken-haired (bitches). Class 235. Terriew, toy (dogs) Class 236. Terriers, toy (bitches). Class 237, Skyc terriers (dogs),

Class 238 Skye terriers (bitches). j Class 241. Maltese (dogs). ' Class 243. Italian Greyhounds (dogs). Class 244. Italiau Greyhouud? (bit;hes). Poos, Extra Stock. 501, K. Richards, llussiau terrier slut, Flora; 502, — Howe, Dandy Dinmont; 503, Mrs Hartley Webster, 2 cats, Persian ; 504, John Smith, 1 cat. IMPLEMENTS. Local Manufactures Only. Judges: Messrs McLaughlan, 11. Roy. nolds, and 11. Brown. Stewards: Messrs Westnoy, Nolan, and J. Wiley. Class 217. Best collection of locally-mado farming iinplcment.»(worked by horse power), such collection to be of not less than ten kinds.—U. Knox, first prize, £10. Class 248. Three furrow plough. - A. Dun woodie, first prize, £1 Class 249. Double furrow plough.—Wal lace and Hothani, first prize, £1 ; Wallaco aud llothain, second. Clas3 251. Single furrow plough.—Wai > lace and llothaui, first prizo, £1; John West, second. Class 254. Sot of heavy arrows.—A. Dun woodic, first prizo, £1. Class 259. Horse rakes.—John Pearco, iirtt prize, £1 Class 260. Horse hoes. —A. Dunwoodic, second prizo. Class 262. Farm cart. Class 263. Farm dray. Class 264. Town carrier's cart. Class 266. Pagnall cart. Class 2G7. Single buggy. Class 268. Doublo buggy. Class 269, 270, 271, 272, 273. No eutry. Class 274. Cheese press. Class 275. Best set of cheese vats. No entry.

CATTLE AWARDS.

I Class 45 For the host bull 3 years old and over.— 1, T. aud 8. Monia. T. and S. Morriu, Cambridgo Duko 10th, rich roan, sire 24th Duko of Airdric (3640), dam Red ttose (itb, by Cambridge Duke 11th (25706), gr dam Kcd Kose, by Grand Duke 4th. Class 4G For the best bull 2 years old aud under 3 yeara T. mid S. Murrin, Lord Dufl'oru, roan, sire Duko of Newcastle (207), dam Lady Kleanor, by Duko of Somerset (2602), gr dam Bloomer, by Conqueror (21406). 2, Fisher and Co., 9th Duko of Athol, calved August, 1873, by Bth Duko of Athol, dam Myrniougc by Duko of Laucastcr, dam Roscloaf, 2ml. Class 47. For the best Bull, 1 year and under 2 year j. 1, C. Day, Butterfly, calved 9th January, IS7B, by Lord Darlington 2nd (196, N.Z.), dam Quoen of the Buttorllies (83, N.Z.), gr dam Quocn Mab. 2, Morriu aiidStudhole, Loid Wellington, rod and White, calved 12tli October, 1579 liy Lord Hastings, dam Sincerity, by Lord Stanley (2G748), grdam Faithtul, by Prince Kubina (18G3G) Clas^ 48. For the best Bull Calf, 6 months old aud undvr 12 months. 1, T, & fcJ. Morriu, Prince Frederick, red, bred by T. and S. Morrin, Meadow Bank, sire Crown Prince (6G), dam Mautoliui, by Dandelion, (30849), er dam Coco, by Exor (26447). tV-I, !"■ and S. Morrin, Koyal Brunswick, purple roan, sire Young Brunswick (718),, dam Bruuswick - Princess Purplo (27), by Young Brunswick (71S), gr dam Princess Parple 10th, by Imperial Purple 24tli, Class 49 For the best cow 3 years old and over.-7 entries T. nnd S. Morrin, GeneviaGvvynno, roan, siro Grand Duke of Geneva (31288), dam Musical 3rd by Grand Duke of Ligritburn 2nd (26231) gr dam Musical, by Grenadier (21876).—1 p. ize. T. and S. Morr-in, Pet's Purple, rich roan, sire Imperial Purple 24th dam, Pet by Middleh im (16562), gr dam Pet by Wilber tree (18GS)—2 prize. T. and S. Morrin, Brunswick Purple, red and white, sire Youug Brunswick (718), dam Princess Purple (27), by Imperial Purple (27), gr dam Princess Purple 10th, by Imperial|Purple 20th,—3 prize.

T. and S. Morrin, Daisy, sire 9th Colonel Tregunter, dam PnnnyH;Claude by Brig ham Young Chilliugham (14264)

Mcrrin and Studholine, Lady Coleman, roau by Young Sir James, dam by Sir James 2nd (20831), gr dam by Abbot of Rissington. T. and S. Morrin, Ruby, dark red, by Young Sir James, dam by Sir Jamca 2nd (20531), ur dam by Abbot of Kissington (14)

Class 50 For the best heifer 2 years old and under 3 years

Class 51 For the best heifer 1 year old old and under 2 years Class 52 For the best heifer C months and under 12 months

Class 53 For the best two cows with Calves at foot.— 5 entries

Class 54 For the three beat heifers 2 years old and under 3 years.—4 entries , Class 55 For the three best heifers 1 year old and under 2 years.—4 eutrics Class 46. For the best Bull, 2 years old and under three years.

PEDIGREE OF EXHIBITED CATTLE.

Morriu and Studholme, Lady Farmer, roan, by young Sir Farmer, dam by Sir James 2nd (20831), gr dam by Abbot of Rissington (14). T. and S. Morrin, Spring Flower, light roan, sire Robin Adair, dam Spring Blossom by Theodore (37), gr dam Summer Morn 26th, by Stentor 6th, (101).

T. andS. Morrin, Moss Rose, rich roan, sire Lord Bastings, dam Susan, by Red Knight, (27251), gr dam Sarah, by Steraby (22977). Class 52. For tho best heifer, 6 months and under 12 months.

T. and S. Morrin, Queen of Fashion, rich roan, by Orown Prince, (6,6), dara Pink of Fashion, by 4rd Earl of Dorrimut (438), gr dam Pink 3rd. by Young Butterfly (610). T. and S. Morrin, Daisy 2nd, red and white, sire: Crown Prince (66), dam Daisy, by 9th Colonel .Trcgunter (62), gr dam Fanny Claude, by Brigham Young (17466) Class 50. For the best Heifer 2 yearn old and under 3 years. First Prize, £2; Second i'rizo. £1.

T. and S. Morrin, Premium 7th roan, sire 24th Duke of Airdfie (36460), dam Premium 2nd by Grand puke of Geneva 2nd (31288), gr dam Prioceas Cora by Royal Butterfly 20th (25007). V

T. and S. Morrin, Lady Eleanor, sire Manfred (549) dam Esmeraida, by Victorias Theodore (207) gr dam Queen of Beauty, by Duke ot Richmond (63). Fisher and Co., Diana's Brunswick, bred by James Tweddle, Victoria, calved 21st September, 1878, got by Victor Brunswick, by Duke or* Brunswick (25937), dam Diana loth, by Royal Rose (32413). Class 51. For the best Heifer, 1 year old and under 2 years. First Prize, £2; Second Prize, £1. Claflss3. For the best two cows with calves at foot.

T. and S. Morrin, primrose, white, sire Theodore (37), dam Particle (28), by Duke of Edinburgh 9th, gr dam Purity (27), by Stentor Gth calf by Cambridge Duke 10th

Maid Marion, rich roan, sire Robin Adair dam Pauline Ist by Comet of Oxford (2584), gr clam Particle 28th, by Duke of Edinburgh 9th

T. and S. Morrin, Manteline, red roan „ Witch, red, by Lord

Dufferin Fisher and Co. Class 54. For the three best Heifers. 2 years old and under 3 years T. and S. Morrin, Lady Sarah, white, sire, Robin Adair, dam Lady Edith, by Brigham Young (17466) gr dam May Bud, by Young Chillingham (14264) T. and S. Morrin, Summer Eve, roan, sire Robin Adair dam Summer Morn by Stentor (101) T. and S. Morrin, Princess Leonard, white, sire Prince Leonard, (35128), dam Mantilini by Dandelion (30349), gr dara Coco by Inor (26447) Morrin and Studholmc, Lady Hastings, by Lord Hastings "Morrin nnd Studholine, Lady Tregunter, | by Lord Hastings Morrin and Studholme, White Reach by Lord Hastings Class 55. Fo.i the three best Heifcrc, 1 year old and ui'dcr two years. Morrin and Studholme, Lockerbie Maid, red and white Morrin and Studholine, Meadow Bank Queen, roan LOCAL MANUFACTURES AND PRO DUCE. JudgO3 : Messrs Doonin, Thompson, and Eaton. Stewards : Messrs A. Lamb and H. Lawry. Class 277. Picking, 1 dozen. Class 279. Candles, not less than 251bs. Class 280. Soap, each exhibit not less than 561bs. Class 281. Soap, fancy. Class 282. Malt, 1 bag. Cla33 284. Ale, not less that 5 gallon. The brand on casks to bo made invisible before being delivered on the ground. The date of brewing and price to be affixed on cask. Class 255. Porter. Same conditions. Class 286. Alfi, in bottles, 2 dozen. No labels on bot ties. The Local Industry, Poultry, and Other Departments, are held over, owing to the late hour at which the Awards were made.

The Eemainder of tlie Prize List will appear U.'o-morrow.

Horticultural Show.

The exhibits attracted by the Horticultural Society's Show were numerous, and tbo attendance of the public was large. The opening exhibition of tho Society held in March last was really commendable, but with the single exception of fruits this one surpasses it iv every class. The prin ciple features of the show were tho splendid collection of roses on view, a capital display ! of hand and bridal bouquets, and the taste ful specimens of floral bandiscript which were grouped together under the designa tions of " model garden " and " ornamental design in cut (lowers." There was only one entry in the former class, but it was both pretty and highly ingenious. There were five ornamental designs in cut flowers, the most onginal and one of the most attractive, in our judgment, being the representation of a lady dressed in fashion able costume. The face, abort jacket, and dress, with its long extending train, were made out of tho petals of the white lily, tho dress being trimmed with daisies, fuchsia?, and rod geranium*, and the jacket being surmounted by a tippet of red geraninms. The lady's hail was contrived from tho seeds gf the clematis, and her hat waa of rushes plcntitully garnished with small blooms. Next to it there was a largo cros3 of about half-a-dozen separate and wcll-delincd shades of colour. The third was a smaller cross, the fourth a star, and tho fifth the British and American flags, very nicely fashioned. Both hand and bridal bouquets bear evidence of good tasto in grouping and some little skill as well. 'I he collection of roses is simply grand. Thoy are nearly all known as hybrid porprtuals, aud notwith standing the catliness of tho season, the large majority of the blooms aro well advanced to pcifcct maturity. Thoy would have been at their best, howovur, iv week henco. The varieties were choice- and numerous. Mr Lip piatt, gardener of tho Acclimatisation Society had on exhibition, but not for com potition, a vory meritorious collection, com prising amongst other kinds aomo Madame Barard, Souvenir a Maliuaisou, aud Dr. Strattord. Tho hand bouquets wcro neatly arranged and redolent. The display ot punsies was larger aud bolter than that made in March, and tho Bamo remark applies also to tho verbenas, nnterr liunums, and many other flowers. Ono notable verbena present is that styled the John Itaddenburgh. There were some nice varieties of dianthusca an.l petunias, the latter class including a raro kind from Melbourne. The season is not advanced enough for tho folingc plants, but still a largo number had been successfully forced. The cnlenses aro especially noticeablo, their pretty marked leaves looking exceedingly handsome in the bright sunlight. Some beautiful azaleas aud fi ms adorned from tho Accli matisation Society's Gardens adorned the walls of tho building. In fact the chief ex hibits in this section woro from tho Gar dens. An orchid iv one corner proves quite a novelty, and will repay inspection. The display of fruit is better than most people would expect to see at this season of the year. The strawberries aro largo and shapely, but hardly ripe, and the loquets are very fair indeed. Amongst the vegetables the cabbages and potatoes will command attention. The former nro of good size and quality aud tho latter &re with out exaggeration first rate. Tho turnips aro likewise worthy of mention. It would be to tho advantage of exhibitors to allix the proper names to their products, so that fanciers of them might have no dilliculty in purchasing correctly from the seedsmen. As a Spring Show, the display altogether is very creditablo, and Mr Cheesemau (the Secretary) is entitled to much praise for the very satisfactory man ner in which ho has carried out the arrange ments. Mr Mayo's awards also appear to be endorsed by the popular verdict. The list is as follows :—

SECTION 11.-CUT FLOWERS.

Roses, in sets of 21 di'tlnct varlotios; 3 entries. —W. J, Palmer, 1; W. V. Buokland, 2; Mrs "no's V, in sets of 12 distinct varieties; 9 ontrles. —Mra Speight, 1; W, J. Palmer, 2 ; Jas. ltuasell.

Q ' Roses, in sets o( 8 distlnot varieties: 7 entries. —W. J. Palmar. 1; Mrs Clark, 2; Mrs Spolnht. 3. Rose, single bloom, dark flowered (may bo judged from tho stands).—T. Short 1; James HKoso,' single bloom, light flowored (may to judged from tho stands).-Mrs Spolght, 1; W. K. Buokland. 2. • Hand Pouqunt of Roses; I entries.— W. F. Buckland, 1; Mrs Maion, 2. Panslofl, in seta of 12 distinct kinds : 1 entries. W. J. I'ulmer, 1: Mrs Speight. 2; T. Buddie. 3. Paneies, in sots of 6 distinct kinds ; 3 entries.— Mies Spoight, 1; Miss K. M. Chooseamn, 2 ; M ls» li. U. Barstow, 3. Pansy, singlo bloom.—Mlsa Speight, 1; Miss X 17. Chui'seman, 2. Vor enas in sots of 12 distinct kinds, 3 truasea of each.—T. Budd'.o, 1; Mra Clark, 2;W. F. Carnations and Picotoes, in seta of 12 distinct kinds.—No entries. Dlanthus. in sets of 6 distinct kinds.—James Mason, 1: T. Saddle. 2; w. ir. Huckland. 3. Pinks insets of6di9tinot kinds.—No entries. Gladioli, In Bets of H distinot klnda.—No Gladioli, In sets of 0 distinct kinds.—No °n;V. rntirrliinam3, in pots of 12 distlnot kinds.— James Mason, 1; X 8d10y,2; Mra Clarye, 3. Kanunculi, in sots ot 0 distinct kinds.—>iO 6X pontetomons, In sets of C distlnot kinds.—No °UOrim'montal Design in Cut Flowew.-fl ontrles. T. Godwin, 1; Miss C, 0. Speight, 2; Mrs BM*o^of Vlower Gardcn.-K. V. Weaver, 1. Hand Bouquet.—B entries. Miss C. C. Speight, 1; Miss Violet Spolnht, 2; Mra Mason, 3. Hand bouquet of native flowors, 3 entries. MiBS C. C, Speight, 1: Miss Violet ttpeignt, 2 ; Miss Milley Speight, 3. „„„»„„ Bridal Bouquet, S entries. B, 0. Boratow, 1 ; Miss Mill? Speight 2; Miss C. C. Speigh', 3. Collection of Cut Floweis. no loss than 20 kinds, 15 entries Jas. Mason, 1; R. C, Baratow 2; Mrs Clark, 3. , . Collection of Natfvo cut flowers, not less than 12 kinds 4 entries. Milly Speight, 1; Charlie Spoithi, 2 ; Harold Sdelght, 3.

Section 111 — FH.UI rs,

Oranges, dish of 6 ((mit mast bo attached to the branch. 1 entry. W. Keary, 1. Lemons, dish of 6. 3 ontiios. Hey wood Crißpe, I • Miss Cawkwell, 2; R. C. Baratow 3.

Section 1.-PLA.NT3 GROWN IN POTS.

Stove or Greenhouse Plants, in sots of 6 dis- Inct kinds, not lcsi than 3in bloom.—No entry. Stovo or Greenhouse Plant.lsinglo Bpooimen, in flower.—Two entries. A. K. Isaacs, 1; Jas. 1 Fine ifoliago Plants, in sots of 0 distinct kinds. —Throo entries. James Mason, 1. Kino Foliage Plant, eioglo speoimen,—Throe entrloa. a. Morrin, 1. . Palma or Dractoias, in seta of kinds. —Onoontrj. Jamos Maaon, 1. Ferns and Lyoopodls, collection of not lo.'S than 12 distinct kinds.-Threo entries S. Mor on, 1; A. E. Isaacs, 'I ; James Mason, 3, Fern, slnglo specimen.—-J. Mason, 1;] Mr Pelargoniums, show varletioß, in sots of 6 dis tinct kinds.—No ontriea. . Pola'Boniums, show varieties, in sets of 1 distinct kinds.—No entries. Pelargoniums. Zonal, in sota of 6 distinct kinds.—No entries. Pelargoniums, variegated, in sots of 4 distinct kinds.—T. Buddie, 2. Pelaegoniara, single specimen of any kind (in Fuchsias, in sets of 4 distinct kinds.—l entry T. Buddie. 2ad prize.— "■■■- . Fuchsia, slngla speoimen, light—flojifirod;- --1 entry. No priza awarded. Fuchsia, siogle specimen, darkflowered.— No prize awarded. ~,,., L,, , , Calceolarias, in sots of i distinct kinds—l in sota of i distinct kinds.—3 entries, Mr3 Clark I prize S. Morrin, 2. do. T. Buddie 3 do. Storks in sets of 12 distinct kinds.—No entries, stocks in sets of 6 distinct kinds.—l entry. T. Buddie 1 priz* , . . . Primulas in sots of I distinct kindß.—T. Colou's in sets of 6 distinct kinds.—3 entries, Ja* Mason, 1; R. C. Baratow. 2; T. Budle, 3. Kricas. inlets of \i dintlnot kinds.—No entries. Momulus, in sot? of 4 distinct kinds.—R. C. Petunias," in sets of 4 distinct kinds.—3. Morrin 1; K. C. Barstow, 2; T. Buddie, 8. Pot Koses, in sets of 4 distinct kinds.—No Native Plants, colleotion of Dot less than 12 distinct kinds, not less than 6 in bloom.—No entries. Native Plant, single speoimen, in (bloom.—No entries. Citrons, dish of 6: 1 entry.—T. Osboroo. Strawberrloa. collection of 5 varlotiea, 59 of each.—No entries. . . Strawberries, collection of 3 varieties, 5) of each ; 1 entry.—W. Thompson. Strawberries, dish o£ 50; 4 entries.—Joseph Bank, 1: W. Thompson, 2; T. Buddie, 3, Strawberries, now variety, diah of 12 —No entries

Section lIL-FRUIT3.

Gooseberries, dish of 50.—3 entries. T. Buddie, 1: T. Oaborne, 2; W. B\ Buckland, 3. Cherries,! varieties, 50 ot each.—No ontrios. Chorries, dish of. 53.—N0 entries. Lonuats. dish o( 50.—3 entriej. T. Osborne, 1; W. Iteay, 2; S. Bailey, 3.

Section IV.—VEGETABLES.

Collection of Vegetables, not lesa than 12 kinds. 2 ontriog.-Fiaher & Co., 1; \V. Rear. 2. Potatoes, kidney. 18.-9 entricß. W. Reay, 1 ; K. Bailey, 2; T. Oaborne, 3: T. Short, i. Beet Koot, 3: 1 entry.—Fishor »nd Co ,I. Onions. 12; 5 entries.-*:. Bailey, 1; Fisher and Co., 2 ; W. F. Baokland, 3. Asparagus. 50 stalks; i enlnes.-E. Mcatyard, I • V, Railev. 2 • T. Osborno, 3. 'Hhubarb, G stalks; 2 entries.-W. Roar, 1; T. O3 lbettu e co 2'(C a bbaKe), i heads; 5 entrios.-T." I^KS^^^rfe^E•Bailey.l;Mi ß s Higher & C., 1; B. Bailey, 2; T. Osbome, 3; W. J'ca" l™t e 8r" 64" 3 entries. W. F. Buoklana, 1; T. Fisher & Co., 1! W. R^i P s W6 F 6 SSSf F. Buckland, 1; T. Oabborne. 2; W. J. Pnlme'". 3. . Collectioi of Cabbages, i kinda, sinßle head 01 each.-Two entries. W. Keay, 1; lusher and Cabbaea, 3 heads—Five entries. T. Osborne, 1; J. 13. Hull, 2; Fiaher and Co., 3, ■ Ualiflo-\v-er, 3 head 3: t entriea.-T. Oaborno, 1 i R. C. Barstow. 2; J. B. Bull. 3. - • Poas, collection of 6 varieties, 50 pois of each; 1 entry.—Fisher anl Co. Peas, diah of 50 pois; 1 entries.—Fißhor and Co., 1 • TTOabome. 2; V. Keay,3; K. C. Bars tow, 1.

Broad Beans, 50 nods; 2 entries.—Fishor and Co., 1; Mrs Clark, 2. French Beans, 60 pods ; 1 ontry.— W. J. Pal mer. Cuoumbors. 2.—\V. J. Pa'mer, 1; Fisher and Co., 2; R. 0. Barstow. 3. Special prizo of £2 2a offered bF Mr W. J. Palmer (or the Bent Collection of Vege tables, comprising tho following kinds :-■ Poas, dish of 50 jjodu Turning, 12 Brnad Bean 3, dish of Carrots, 12 60 pods Onions, 12 French Beang, dish of L'lttuci-, 3 heads 50 pods Cjuliflow^r, 3 heads Asparagus. 50 heads Cabbage, 3 hoada Potatoes (Kidney), 12 Cuoumbers, 2 1 entry.—Fisher and Co.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAF. NOVEMBER &



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, Pampicr's New Grand Largo Advertisement will bo found in the 3rd column on tho 4th pige. WANTED, a General Servant.—Ap ply to Mrs Cunningham, Ponaonby. W^ANTEDTTiu Active Boy for Farm work; must bo able to milk.—Apply to It. Sniith, at VVm. Bmlth'a, Doma'n-Btreot. A~NTEI), a Good Steady Farm Labourer, who can milk and plough.— Apply to I). Qolrtio, Timber Merchant, at 10 a.m. on Wodnosday; ANTED, a Geßornl Seryant— Apply to Fancy Goods Shop, next door to Whltohoad'u, Grocor, Victoria »tr t .et. WANTED, Vstrone" Boy for Bake hoiiso Work—ApylytoK. Waters, Con fectbnor, Quocn-atrcot. I X\J ANTED, a Lail to drive a small V> uiiKino; ono nroustomed to tho work.— J. Tronwltli'H Hoot Factory, Wukcflold-Btrcut. ANTED, a Respectable Youth for tho ! Store,—Oliver Mays, Post Ollico Store, I Dovonport, W 'ANTED, a Good Coat Hand to tako work homo ; aluo a good tailored* and a boy aaapprentice—Apnly St«» niHn**. WANTED, two Rood Men to mke Ditching Contract.—ApplyMrNowman'B Oflloo, Insurnnco Buildings, 'Ja.in., Wodneßday. ANTED, a Blacksmith ami Saw shnrponor, for Upper Mill, Mercury I3ay.—»p|i y at Sohopp and Aidrows ofllco, eoruor of Cuntom-l»oii8o-atrcot and Queen st. ANTED, at once, a thoroughly ex perienced Cook; good wages given. Koforoncos required.—Apply for address at Miss Hyan's, Family Grocor, Parnoll. WT'ANTICD' ConstanrWork, by a Good VV Tailor; ooata or trounore.—Apply J. Andrews, Mr King's, tailor, Dovon-stroot, Now i Plymouth. WANTED, at Ilannafords Auckland KngUtry, Queen and Darby streets, Good Female Cook for Napier. Wagoa no object whatey^rjjpaesagi^pakl. ANTED, Uio~Nowly Arrived Immi grants to know that Hannaford'a Auck land Ilogi»lry in tho only ono that is, or over haa boon in tho provlnco. _____ WANT ill.) (immediately), two Improvers and Apprentices) to tho DrCßSmuklntf,— Mim Lankford, Parnell. WaNTCD, n Dressmaker to join an. nth'irln than>iovot)UslnoßH. Itofernnccs required and oiclumgyd.—Apply Stau OiHcd. \_\T ANTKD, a Good I'aiuter, and a Boy \ T to learn tho trade. —Mr PiiUomoii, Karanßhapj Koad. \\7\ANTKD, a Kitchen Man, Two V? Walters, Mid Ono Housemaid, for a Firat-olass Hotol; rofervncoa required In all caies.—Apply to night at Star Hotel. YV ANTKD, by a. pontlctran, instate- VV tionin Writing: timo to euit tutor.— Address, X.V.L., Utah Offlno. ANTED KNOWN, Bonnets from 3s Gd ; Kldorly Ladios' do, 15s Oi ; Cnil dron's Straw Hatn, lOd; trimmed tlo, Is lid; Ladle's Trimmed Hats vory cheap. Clioap Fril- Unit. Feathers. Flowora, Rlbboni, &c.-Alra Whltohoad, milliner. Nowton. __ ANTED, a respectable active Boy as an apprentice to tho aiil and tout making business, »nd ono whoso parents hnvo sonm control ovor; nono olhornoed apply.— Williams and Co., Sail and Toot Makors, Queen-street wharf. WANTED, a Boy, about 13 or 14, to work In a Jobbing Sawmill; ono ac customed to machinery proforrod. — Apply to Thomas TnwMtoaT Sawmill, Custom-houso Btrcot. at 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning. ANTKD, to Let, in private residence in tho City Road, two Rooms, f .rnlshid or unfurnished.—Addreaa, " M.," Star Offlco. Y»7 ANTED, Oilers for 33-foot Allotment VY In Summers-street. Mount Eden.— AddroES, T. R. Gillman, Chemist, Onohnngi. • WANTED, to Kent a House of fivo or six rooms and two or throo acres of land in tho suburbs—Apply to W. & J. Frator, Land Ag-nta. Bhortland-street. ANTjsD KNOWN, that Tho Union Sash nnd Door Company has opened a Branch Oillce in Cuatom-houne-Btroct,[Auckland, opposito corner to Mr 11. B. Morton. WANTKD7a Good Geueral Blacksmith (must bo a flrßt-class Shoor) fo>" tho Morningsido Forgo; nono but a good hand need apply.—J. H. Smith, Groat North Road, oppoaito Northern Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, that Visitors to Volunteor Sham Fight can tsko their Tinkets for Groenlano only; Railway Faro. Is 2d (return). Admission to tho Ground: Free. RefroDhraonta of all kinds provided at tho Canteen—Wiuki.kh and Dallkw. W~ "ANTED, a Situation as Clicker, o"r as Makor and Repairor. or in a Mer chant's itore, over the Boot and Shoo I'opart ment; 30 years' experience. No objection to travel for orders, &c. No objection to town or country.—Address, any timo within one month, to " dicker," Stau Ofllco, Auckland, N.Z. ANTED KNOWN, that Samuel Coombos has just Oponod up his Stock of Samracr Clothing, which will bo sold Cheap. for Cash.—City Clothing Mart. 93 Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, Dressmaker, otc. (recently from moat foahlonablo house In Nottinnham). will Wait upon Ladles at tholr Residences on recoipt of letter.—Address : Brighton, Parnoll. WANTED KNOWN, 500 Men's and Youths' Fashionablo Hats. Bought a lot, to bo sold at 2s 6a, worth 7s Gd, at Coombfb , 82. Queon-street. WANTED KNOWN, 1 am selling 400 Gallon Iron Tanks at lowest rates; alao best Tl-troe and other Flrowood at low rates for cash. Best House Bay Coal| always on hand. —J. Craig, Foit-streot. ANTED, the Public to Know there is a Splendid Quadrille Band open for ensfngomont for Parties and Balls.—Apply Paa qualo, Melfl, & Co, Governor Brown Hotel, Hobaon-street. WANTED KNOWN, that J. Morri son, Asphalter, has Removed to his Now Yard Cnstom-House-Btreet West, 'ootweon Hobson and Nolson-Btroots. Asphalting at tended to on the ahorteßt notice. Also, a Larso stock of Flrowood. cut and uncut; wholeßalo and retail. , WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened a Largo Lot of Gonts' Straw Hats, from 6d, at Coombeb' City C.othing Mart, 92, Queen- Btreo^ W" ANTED, to Hell a Kive-rootfieh House (nearly now) situated near Uemuera Railway Station; torms to suit purchaser.— Further particulars at Mr Maxfleld'a, Grocer! Queen-streot, Auckland^ _-^_ W~XNTEDiCILJJIWC Woollen .Rags, Tailors' Clippings, &c. llcstprico given. Woollen Kag Company, Fort-Xtreot (Craig s yard), opon on Saturdays only, aftdx^o clock. ANTED KNOWN, 300 Men's ariS Hoys' Cloth Cups, at 1b ; a lot worth 3* 6d, at CooMPga*. 92, Queon-street. 1 WANTED KNOWN—AIes and Stout,: beßt Dunedin and Nelson brands bottled; by Bindon and Co.: also, Wines and Spirits; flrst quality: Alos and Stout, 10a per doz. (quarts);, 6s p»r doz. (pints).—Bindoa & Co., High-street . and Vulcan Lane. TT7.. |I|TT ™ptw N^W m we haxs-Gt4eksr' VV ing Trousers at 12s fid; Running and Bathing Pants, 2s 6d.—Phillip's Mart, Queen street. WANTED KNOWN, You Can Get a Good Pair of Sox for 6d, at Coombe3', KNOWN.—We are Deliver ing in tho City, for cash only :—Best Tltreo Firewood, 12s per ton; Ditto, cut in blooks. 13s per ton; Waikato Coal (best house), 22s per ton; Taupirl Coal (best house), 233 por ton.—W. & a. Winstone, Custom-houso-atreot Kast and West. WANTED KNOWN.—To bring the celebrated Wortheim Treadle Machtnos into more general use, wo are now Selling thorn at from Fivo Pounds and upwards.—Hallenstein Bros. & Co., New Zealand Clothing Factory, Queen-stroet, Auckland; and at Albert-street, Thames. , WANTED, North Shore Excursionists to call at Mrs Foator'a Luncheon Rooms (Two doors from tho Flagstaff Hotol), whore hey can bo accommodated with Toa and Coffee at any hour. Kvery attention paid to the com fort of Visitors. Chops and Steaks. Straw berries during the season. Apartments to Let. Private Board and Residence. Torms moderate. Picnic Parties mip""na. at twelve hours notice. ANTKD KNOWN—That Samuel Whlto has Opened a Yard noar Brito mart Hotel, Ciistom-Houso-street, for the sale of Posts. Rails. Palings, Coal, Firewood, &c. All kinds o Fencing done by contract. Wire, 'aline Corruga'ed Iron, Ornamental Fences. All kinds of Gates fixed. Poati supplied ready bored and morticed. Rails dressed on tho ground. All at very lowest pricoL—Addross, Sam. White Custom-House-atreet, apposite Brito-nart Hotel- WANTED KNOWN, that Oarlaw and Co. have on hind a Large and Woll- Selocted StooK of Timber. Shingles, House Blooks, Posts, Rails, and Palings, We receive orders for all kinds of .Joiners Work, Mouldings, &c. Timber by tho cargo forwarded to any port from ""CjJU^L A jj D jimber YARD, Custom house street West \\TANTED KNOWN, that E. Carr V » ~ud Son have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and White Pine, Shinglee, House Blooks. Palings, Posts. Rails, and Firewood in their Yard, Custom-house-street West, opposite end of Hobson-stroet N.8.-The increasing demand for White Pine has induced them to arrange for a constant supply. "AY-DOWN. — Amongst the many attractions for the Prince of Wales' Birthday Kllerslle Garden is tha beßt ' way down." idmisoion: One Shilling ; Children, half-price.—J. Morrison. Loßseo. fh_nf\ MEN'S Hew Bannockbuin &\J \J Tweed Suits at 29b Gi ; worth 60s. At Coombee,' 02, Queen-street. n'AILWAY LABOURERS. Wanted ATinew for tho Tunnel and Railway Labourers, also a Waggon Drivor to drive (night shift). Apply at once. TAYLOR & DANAHKK. Waitakerei Contract.



To JLet. I npO LET, Vive roomea uottago, England " Btreot, Franklin Road; rent 7a 6d,—Mr WHHani?, Tailor, Yictorla-Btreet. T~ ~~OTIET, a Four-roomed Cottage, West Queen-street, near Hobson-stroot.—App'y to J. Flniay. Corner Shop. rriO LET, a Comfortable Three Koomed B. Hoi™.—Apply to R. Howio, Baker, Now on Ro&d. Tfyo LllT, a Six Roomed House, conveni _L ently situated.—Apply to H. Partington, Stichbury'a Buildings, Qaeon-street. T~"O~~BE"~ LET, two new Cottages in Morton street, off Cook-Btroet. One has 3 rooms, tho other 4; rents 8s and 03 Cd respeo lively.—App'y T. Uasher, Stichbury Buildings rTIO LET, well-furnished SittmK-room X and Dad-room In Ponsonby. Rent low to a respectable tenant.—Apply F,, office o£ this papor. npO LET, a Six-roomed Cottage. Pleasant M_ viow, register gratos, wator laid on. and largo allotment.—H. J. Riordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-street. nnO LET, a Five-roomed House, nicely 1. Bltnotsdln tho suburbs. Immediate pos posflon.—J. R. RandorßOii, 5, Insurance Build ings. r f.O LET, a House in Sealield View ; t rout low.—Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warohouic, noxt but ono to Theatre Royal, Queon-BtroL't nno LET, Hcsidence, 11 rooms and out -1 koiws; about IJaoro* tarden.'&c.; Bitua tcd In Now North Koad, near Mount Kdon. Rent, £G0 por annum.—D. F. Kvans, Kstito A«i nt. 71, (jueon-iitroct. rr\O LET, a two-storey House, with shop, 1 parlour, kitchon, and scullory; and a fnur • roomod Oottaco, with pantry, colonial oven, and oyory convenience. Low ront.— Apply at tho Public Maths, Viotorla-streot, noxt tho Public Hot Baths. mo B A X B X S. To Lot, in tho rising township of To Awa imit.ii, Walkato, a flrst-olaaa furnace, Oven, and llakohonso, doing a good bakory businoss.— Apply to hulTua and Dick, To Awamutu, or Messrs L. 1). Nathan aad Co., Auokland. "VrOitTH SU.OKE.—To Let, during the J3I Melbourno Exhibition, a Nine-roomod 1 [OUBO, nicely furnishod ; in a good position.— Apply R. and R. Dudcr, llouao and Land A Rants, b'or Sale. Bj^OK SALE, Long Lease Coui.try Hotel. JD Firßt-olii"s oomfortablo buslnoßS: no aKOll^^^->9_>_§'?*- R-Pi!l°2> - $jS O X S ALE, i General Store and tP Butchering Business, with dwelling at tached, Good position, two miloa from Auck land.—Han^mojid_an^Jiyron;^!jro£t-Btreot; _^ fTIOK SALE, at Utahuhu, House and ' Allotmont 75 x 132, fronting two stroots. Prico, £i'JO; part cash; balanco on Building t'ooioty principles.—(J. J. Hutchiiison. fJIOK SALE, three or four Building V Sltos of ono noro oioh, at Mount Hden. 'Bus pusses every hour,—3. Vkkors, 0, Insur anco Buildings. tjSoii SALE.—Tenders will be received ID to 20th of Novembor, 1880, at 11. Purtluic ton'H oflloe, for tlio Purchaso of HO acres of Land, Bltuatod ut Commando), known an Ulns- H'iii'h, and Biirroundod by all golden claims at worsr. Crown Grant.—ll. Partiogton, Stich bury's Buildings. SjIOK~SALK, with immediate poisesbion, F tho Knrnlturo and Fittings of a first-clans F'rlvato Board and Itosldonco KBtahllshinent, iloligi.tfu ly Bituutoil.—For particulars apply at tho Poat 011100, Uppor Parnsll; or 3, Qaecn street, _ BJIOII SALE or To jjct for a term, that M ' Kino and Commodious Rosldencorccontly ;rcctcd by Mr J. M. Tunny, at N'orthcoto (dtokes 1'olnt), with 2J aoros. onolosed, and beautifully ;aid out with fruit troos, shrubbory, eto —It Llorno, Shortlaiid-scroct. ijTOlTSalo, on easy terms, in tlin Karauga- JP liapo Road, a Sixroomcd Houso; water Inid on, and ovary convenience Also, a Klvo ruomod House.—Apply to Moaers Curbinos and Lusher gjiieen-Btragt. SACUKS Volcanic Land, fenced, cleared, and having thereon a good Residence and situatoi near Alwunt Kdon Vulloy Road, for iilfl for £100 —Apply to F. G. Ewlngton. C ~^OIUCS! COUKS! CUKKSI—Good J Alo or VVino Corks, 12 dozen for 2s; in argoquantltli-B, still cheaper, to close consign nent.—Webb's Music f.aloon, Wclloeley-stroet. pi O X S A L" a A Pnrtly-Improved Farm in P^rAKDRA Vallby, oontftinint? 200 acres of good land, ivtth a comfortablo 8 roomed Houao. There is a mull which supplies fencing timbur.—Apply to I.M. &J. Mowbray, Land Agent?, J2, Queen itrcot, or to Hunter & Nolan, Auctioneers, Jiirhaiu-strcet. m It it hale B" In that rising suburb Ponsonby, snd ols o ,vhoro :— Gentleman's Roßidencos, at from £1000 Villa Kosidencos, at from £350 Cot!agcs. at from £125 Farms, largo and small, improvod and otherwleo Also: Building Allotment in Grace-stroot, 00 x 125. for £150. Wallace-street, 150 X 400, for 3210. bhiiohan-streot, GO x 100, for £55. Carlton tnd Park Roads, 40< per foot- Milford-Btieot, Sfl x 150, for £110. VVood-atreot, 33 XIOO. for £27. tVil limns street, 33 x 132, for £30. Oxford-Btreut, 13 x 100, with old cottngo thoreon, for £125. Estate Agent, 74, Quoon-stroot Oppasito Bank N.Z. ?} N SALE~ Slates KnglieKand American Cement Now landing. KKANK & JENKINSON. rp o X c a l E, CHOICE BUILDINGALLO'IMENTS Belgrovh: Estatk, Situated in !DEN TEKRACE, SUBUBBS OF AUCKLAND. Plan at Morley & Whito's. For particulars apply to CHRISTOPHER BiILEY, Moult Kdcn Road. Municipal Notioes HITY OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF MAYOR. In pursuanco of tho Municipal Corporation md hogulation of local Kleotions Act. 1876,1, .harlcs Irvln Kllor, Retuining Officer of the )ity of Auckland, hereby givo notioo that an election will bo held on WEDNESDAY, the :Ith inst., for tho election of a duly qualified >orson as Mayor of the said City. Candidates -wl'l require to bo Nominated lEFona moon of TUESDAY, tho 16th inst., and o rioposit the sum of Ton Pounds. Nomination Papers can bo procured on appU :ation at tho Office of the Town Clerk. CHARLES IRVIN KLLItR. Returning Officer. City Counoil Ofllco". November 6, 1880. pI T V OF AUCKLAND. TORMATION A'JD DRAINAGE, CITY L^^ ; ROID. "^'ftfl Ulty Council will rooelvo Tenders, until !.30 of Thursday, November 11, for tho above ivork, in Wrinaot speciflcationa and conditions it tho oflloa of the City Surveyor, Canada Buildings. Tho Council do not bind themselves o accopt any tender. Tenders tobeendorsad » above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk'a Ofn>e, November 3,1830. piTY OF AUCKLAND. TWENTY-FIVE STREET LAMP-HEADS. The City Council will receive Tenders until 1.30 p.m. of THURSDAY, 11th instant, for 3upply of abovo, In terms of specifications and sonditions at the office of tho City Eurvoyor, Canada Buildings. Tho Council do not bind thompolves to accopt my tender. Tenders to be endorsed as abovo. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 6,1880. NOTICE.— The City Dust Carts will Collect on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 10th instant, instead of Tuesday (tho Prinoo of Wales' Birthday).—W. Anderson, City Sur veyor. THOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA, ELECTION OF MAYOE. In pursuanco of the Municipal Corporations Aot, 187G, and the Regulation of Local Elections Aot, 1876,1 horeby give notico that an Election will bo held on WEDNEbD vY, the 2ith day of November, 1880, for tho return of ono duly quali fied peraon a9 Mayor of tho abovo Borough, and r hereby anpoint tho Courthouse, Oneh»nga, and TUESDAY, tho 16th day of Novembor, for tho Nomination of Candidates. Nomination Papers signed each by a candidate and two duly qualified voters should be dell vored to tlio Returning Officer before tho hour of noon on the day of nomination. Given under my hand this Gth. day of Novem ber, 1880. WILLIAM U. P. O'CALLAGHAN. Returning Officer. Liost and Found. LOST this afternoon between Symonds- Ftrect and Post Office, a Silver Watch with M. K. on out Bids of case. Finder will receivo 10s reward On bringing It to tbis office. L~OST, on Saturday last, a White"ißull- Terrier Bitch; lemon mark on top of head and patch on back.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Victoria Hotel. L( 'ST, on Wednesday, between Morning side and Wynyard Arms, a five-dallur Gold-piece. Five Shilling.-, Reward. Apply at N cvada Hotel. LOsT, at the North Shure on Thursday, a Small Rough Brown Dog; answers to the name of "Bully."—Ajiy person loavinc; the same with tho Stoward of Working Men's Club will bo rewarded.



I Amusements. X ORNE-STKEET HALL. TO-MORKOW NIGHT ! TO-MORROW NIGHT ! (Prince of Wales Bibtiiday). Under the patronage of the City Council, Har bour Boord, Captain, Officers, and Men of H.I.G.M.'s Hyrone, Auokland and Thames Volunteers, and the Citizsns of Auokland, DEAN'S MINSTRELS AND BALL. DEAN'S MINSTRELS AND BALL. tST TniRD Annual Benefit of Tnre Sick, , Accident, and Library Fund op tiib Auckland Fihk Brigade. A MAMM OT H P ROQRAMME. FOUR END MKN!! FOUR KND MEN!! Cards of Admission:—3-?, 2s, Is. HORACE DKAN, Manager. A UCKLANU AMATEUR ATHLETIC J\_ CLUB. EIGHTH ATHLETIC CARNIVAL. Kntrlea for the above will bo received at the Thlstlo Hotel, from 8 to 9 p.m. on SATURDAY next, 13th instant. Schoolboys aro romindod that none but UDi voreify Coatumo will bo allowed. ISntranca, 2s 6d each event. K. NEVILLE R. FOROER, Hon. Secretary, TVTEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO ±y DIST CHAPKL.—A Social Tea and Con verenz'ono Meeting will bo ho!d TOMORROW, November 9. Tea at 7 o'clock. All friends interested in the above ara invited to attend. .*«s^ /"^IOURT EUREKA, No. rsffi«cSß?w Tea ana Concort will bo held rafcOSi Bm'ISRA ln t]l° Tcmporanco Hall, Albort i/Mw-wßdßin street, THIS KVKNING, No l nHmwaEL I vombor Bth, 18880, at 0.30. Tea Concort, 1b 6d. ql\ LaX E' S RJSMU ER A. j Tho Rev. D. W. Runciman, M.A., Ponsonby, will deliver a Lecture, " Throo Months in couth : America "on WKDNE-iDAY, 10th Novomber, at 8 o'clock. Admission, la; Children, half price. a UCKLAND CIIOEAL SOCIETY. In consequenco of tho Holiday the Weekly ■ Praotico is postponed until THURSDAY next, , 11th instant. ARCH. CLARK, Hon. gco. "TTNCLE TOM."-Service of Song, in \J tho United Methodist Free Church : Schoolroom, Pitt-street, TO-NIGHT (Monday), 7 30. Admißßion-Adult3, is; Children,6d. Pro ooods in aid of tno Now School Fund. SDortinfif. , TAKE "DACES. ; i REMEMBER! RICMEMBBR! i GREAT ATTRACTION! LAKE RACES! LAKE RACES ! To bo held on LAKE TAKArUNA BEACH, North Shore. 8 6. 'Klna' leaves town at 11 and 12o'olook, laniing on iho Course. Coaohos loave North ■Shoro at 10,11, and 12. Uoth returning after the Rocos. ! First Raoe to start at 1.30 p.m. ; Booths and Refrsshments on the Ground. No Charge for admission to tho Course. TROTTING RACK IN VKHICLEB After the Races. j F. G. QUICK, Secretary. —____—__————^————. i ANCHOR HOTEL. ' A DERBY SWEEP on the AUCKLAND 3UP, 103 a member. Good Prlzoß, 5 per cent. sommlssion chargod. JOHN ADAMS. NORTH AUCKLAND DISTRICT RACKS. To bo held at DARGAVILLE. \ On Wednesday and Thursday, 2nd and 3rd Maroh, 1881. FIRST DAY. Maiden Plato, Sbovs Bushmans" Purso, GOsovs Maiden Hurdle Raco, 30aovs Dareaville Cup, 130aovs (Handicap) Native Race, loaovs Publicans' Purse, Sfsovs (Handicap) • : SECOND DAY. Handicap Hurdle Race, GOaovs Kaipara Handicap, 130sovs Foresters' Plato, 30aovs Gum Diggers' Purse, 75sovb (Handicap) Native ltaco. 1590vs ; Consolation Handicap, 33bovs Fall particulars in future advertisements. Free Btabling for Racehorses at Dargaville. Free passages for Grooms to and from Darga •lllo, per K.S. Co.'d Bteamers. H. W. BAKER, Secretary. Volunteer .Notices. SHAM FIGHT, OS 'bince of Wales' Birtkuay, will bo held on ho Ground Adjoining tho Rack Course Entrance, Green Lane. Admission—FßEE. Refreshments of all kinds provldod at the janteen. VTEW ZEALAND REGIMENT OF 13 AKTILLERY.-A BATTERY. Tho Battery and Band v ill assomblo at the } ill-shed, TOMORROW Morning, at 8 a.m. harp to proceed by Hail to Kllorßlio Race UourßO. Uniform: Full DreßS, with arms. H. B. PAYNE, Captain. A UCKLANP ENGINEER VOLUN £\_ TSERS. The Onmpany and Band will Parade at the 3riU-shed TO-MORROW MORNING, the 9th. it 9 o'clock sharp, to take part in the Review in louour of the Prince of Wales' Birthday. Uniform: Full Dress with Aims and Accoutre nents. Evory member ia Mqueutod to attend, BrOrd°r- W.ANDERSON, Captain. Tenders. W"EWSPAPEK FOR SALE. WELLINGTON '•TTiVENING pHRONIOLE." Tenders for the Purchase of tho STOCK, GOODWILL, and PLANT of tho above Paper, will be receivod by the undersigned up to noon 3f WEDNESDAY, 21th of November, at tho "Chronfclo" Office, Willis-strost, Wellington, ondorsed, " Tondor for Stock, Plant, and Good will." Copy of Inventory, &o. can bo obtained at the office of this paper. The highest or any tender not nocessarily accepted. Tenders to be accompanied by de posit of 5 par cent on thoir amount. J. MoTAVISH. m E N D E R S. Tenders will be received at my office until noon on FRIDAY, the 12th instant, for tho Suppy of Wrought Iron Work for the Railway Reclamation Works. Lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. DANIEL FALLON, Contractor. m O CARPENTER S. Tenders will bo recoived until noon of WED NESDAY, November 10, for tho Erection of a Cottage at the North Shore, Devonport. EDWARD BARTLKY, Architect. TT-ARANGAIIAPE DISTRICT. SUPPLY OF SCORIA. Tenders for above Contract wi 1 be received up to 4 P m. on WKUNESI) AY, 10th instnnt. at tbe office of Mr John Boylan, 0.X., 74, Queen street, where also specification and conditions maybeeeen. THOMAB BARNES, Chairman.



Public Notices. A UCKLAND A GRICULTURA.Ii rsu Jt\. AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL T7XHIBITION. GREENLANE. TO-DAY (Monday), akd TO-MORROW (H.R.H. Pbinoe of W albs' Birthday.) Admission on Tuesday (General Holiday): Is 01. Wm. PKROrVAI/, Secretary. L OOK QUT JIOR TTERBERT U QMITH S COLLECTION OF rvVESS AND IJANGES AT THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW. A UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL i\. SOCIETY. Tho Bpring Exhibition of Flowers, Frnit9, and Vegetables, now baing hold at KUerslie in con junction with the Agricultural and Pastoral Sooieiy's Exhibition, will open TO-MOKROW (Tuesday), at 10 a.m. Admission, Is. Prizes will ba paid at i p.m. Exhibitors are requested to attend. T. F. CHEE3EMAN, Hon. Secretary. "I^TOTICE. —Postponement of the Cab 131 Proprietors' Meeting until next Wednes day evening, November 10th Full attendance requested at tho Royal Mail Hotel, at 8 p.m. A. Bowden, Cab Proprietor. " "EWER OF THEE, LOVE, EVER OF _Hi THEM," On Fneßday will meet in fair Ellerslie. —Admission, One Shilling; Children, Half PriCo- J.MORRISON, Lessee. NOTICE.— To be Hold tor Cash, Fifty Dozen Men's Flax Shirts, 3s lid, worth as 6d. at Ccombks1, 02, Queen-street. "DEMUEKA LaND AND BUILDING XV COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company is now prepared to negotiate for tho ealo (andertho deferred payment system) of Choice Villa Sites at Remuera. The sites are unanrpa-sed for situation and view, are witmn easy distance of the train, and 'bußses run hourly to and from Auckland. Sites can be obtained to suit purchasers, varying in size from one acre and upward*. , . Tho Company is also prepared to advance money to tho purchasers of Bites for the ereotion of buildings thereon. Further particulars can ba obtained at tbe Offlce, Shortland-street^ A WHITK Secretary pro tern. IVIAN'S COSMOPOLITAN BILL OF FARE FOR BOTH DAYS at the Auckland Agricultural and Pastokal Show. Boiled Hams, Roast Geese, Ducks, Fowls, Sacking Piga, Saddleß of Mutton, Haunches of Mutton, Mounds of Beef, Fillets of Veal, Beef Steak and Kidney He, and other Joints too numerous to parlioularlto. Salads, &c. Kvery dellcaoy in the shape of Pastry Goods. Tho Wines. Ales, and Spirits will bo of the Choicest Kinds. SPECIAL NOTICK TO LADIES AND OTHERS. In tho Marquee Ladies and Gentlemen nan obtain Tea and Other Refreshments at moder ate charges, SPECIAL LINES in Ladies' Surjstaades and Umbrellas at Lowest Prices. The 811k Umbrella that wears, " Laventine," from 5s 3d, at E. Tester's, Karangahape Road. "fXX DEAREST, ON," LET THY \J BOSS KVER BE, The attractions on Tueßday at gay Ellerslie. -Cheap Railway EW MQRRI3ON- Lea3ee , SCnr\f\ YARDS DRESS STUFF. O\J\J \J 4 J.-J. Coßg avo & Co. YOUR FUTURE FORETOLD ! Send date and place of birth, piece of hnir, and Beven twopenny stamps, to Professor Loo, Poßt Offlce, Ohristchurch. VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE, PONSOtfBY. Mr John Cimpdki.i.hasinstructed tho nndcr signeil to dieposo of all his Choicn Villa Sites as above. These allotments, having a largo frontage to Ponsonby and Shelly Beach Roads, Curran, Kmmett. and streets, aro unsurpassed for position, view of harbour, size, &c. The allotments are marked off on the ground. Price and terms on application. DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, i and 5, Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. ' "PROFESSOR FRASIiR /43*jt5Qk _• will sive his popular Phren ttKWyM ological Lecture on "How to KirWm Select a Partner and Socoesd in £*« n fe jn tno public Hall, Papa- J 7 kura. on MONDAY, November \. Bth, 8 p.m. Admißßion, Is. Publio 'J \ Kxaminations. &o. ~ _\ Tho Professor will lecture in itfflj^^^* all tho Waikato towns forth- BEFORE Making Up Your Outfit for the Melbourne Exhibition. Call and In spect ths Stock of American Travelling Trunks, at Coombes', 92, Queen street. riIHE Largest and Cheapest Stock of I URAPKRY and CLOTHING In New. Zealand as well aa tho Greatest Variety hi choose from, is at J. Cosgravo and Co.'s, Queeu street. FENCING.— In consequence of dull times, I have Reduced my Prices for every kind of Fencing. Now is your timo for a good Fence at Low Price. I have for ealo Purirl Posts, from £4 to £6 5s per 100 ; Heart Kauri do, Is each; Hobarton Rails (dressed), 955: Titree Rails (dressed), 60s: Splendid Split Rata Firewood, 12s per ton, delivered. SAM. WHITB, New Britomart Hotol. "CJHE SITS, OH, SHE SITS, BE- J5 NKATH THR WILLOW TREK." By thn bubbling fountain of fair Bllerslle. -Remember Monday ffi'ggfi^fo •i f\ f\f\C\ LADIES' AND IUUUU GIRLS' STRAW HATS Nawand tho Fashion), Is.—J. Cosgrave and Co! ¥^R S. H. EDGELOW.M.R.C.S., Eng., MRS MCGUFFIE'3, Victoria Road, Devonport. HOURS FOE COK3ULTATION : 12 a.m 3 p.m. 6 p.m.—B P.M. BASKING IN THE SUN, LOVE, SO JOYOUS AND SO FREE, Gliding on the train, love, to sweet Rllerslie. —Spand your holidays at Ellerslie Gardens. J. MORRISON, Lessee. PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS: my Busi ness is conducted upon the Cash principle in Buying as well as in Selling, and I am thus enabled to givn Jcustomors every possible ad vantasa.—K. Tester, draper, Karangahape Road. X f\f\n MEN'S AND BOYS' *>,«LJ\-J\J STRAW HAT 3 (New Shapes), Is.—J. Cosgrare and Co. PAA LADIES' PARASOLS at Is 9d. O\y \y -J. Cosgrave and Co.



COME ON WITH THE BONNETS and let hi cue f ren. To the danolng and spotting of gay EUerslio." — And the old man was right. J. MORRISON, Lessee. niA to £1,000 LENT on Building Society 3&.LU principles, or or other terms t9 suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated.. Soo List of Properties for Sale on 4th page—O. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane,— Seven per oent. allowed on money deposited tor investmej"' JCOSGKAVE AND UO. aro now Open ing their Large Summer Shipments. •TiOMTL INTO THE GARDEN, MAUD \J WITH MX." And Lounge in the Arbours of sweet EUerslie. Grand Fete. Monday and Tuesday. J. MORRISON, Lesfioo. VXTONDEKFUL DISCOVERY. Melbourne's Soii-fa Tonic Jujubes. KING & SONS Have Just Received, per ' Fernglen,' a Frksb Supply of those INVALUABLE Jujubes. No mora Brorchilii Influenza, Whoopinf Congh, Asthmo, Croup or Hay Fever. ! Used by aU Vociiliatp, Barristers, Clergymen and Lecturers. P«icb Is Cd abo KING & SONS, Chemists, i QUEENSTKBKT.



Public Notices. " Tell us not In mournful numbers ."Life is but an empty dream. VISIT ELLEKSLIE GARDENS on) Monday and Tuesday ond soe " Life " In i>s highest aspect. Admission : Is, Children, Half-price.—J. Morrison Lessee. r^i mHE S.B. ' PENGUIN' IjT§nK|^^wiU leavo Onelmnga on WKD- NBgnAy, a t 1,30 p.m. (pasßon- Kora to go out by 12 o'c'ook train), and not as previously advertised. UNION STEAMSHIP CO. *agg^Tm OK WAIT AR A. Tho s.s. •LALLA ROOKH' Will leave Onehunffa Wharf as above TO-MOR UOW (Tuoadaj), at 10 a.m. For freight or passage apply to J. W. WALLER. Darham-ftreot A UGKLAND TIMBER COMPANY t\ (LIMITED). The Offices and Works ot thß Company will be ololkd TO MORROW (Tuesday), 9 instant (Prince of Waleu' Birthday). SELLING OFF BOuTS AND SHOES AT A DISCOUNT AND LOW REDUCTION. I am still obliged to lot tho pablio have the benefit of my Largo Stock o£ Boots and Shoes at a Great sacrifice. Come early and scouro for youraelves these Bargains. Best value ever known in h uckland at the Shop of W, Johnßton, Viotoria-streot. "CJWEET, O'ER THE FOUJSMAIN, © SOFTLY FALLS THE SOUTHERN MOON." On Tuesday, then, at Ellerallo, soon, love, soon. —One Shilling; Children. Half Price. J. MORRISON, Lessee. SPECIAL Bargains in American Calicos, 1 yard wide, 4Jd yard, at Somerflold and Leck'a Great Cheap dale. /CLEARING Out a Large Stock of Boys' \j Suits, at Somerfleld and Leek's Great Cheap Sale. Great Bargains in this line. SACRIFICING an immense Stock of Lace Curtainp, all newest dcsignß, at Somerflold and Leck'a Great Clearing Halo. LAUGHTER of one case of Embroidered Table Covers, beautiful patterns, at Sotner flold and Look's Great Cheap Sale. /GIVING AWAY Damask Table Clotbß \JT and Tabling: at prices far below valuo, at Somerfleld and Leck'a Great Cheap Sale rBIHE Dissolution of Partnership which S. must imiiediately take plaoo renders it imperative to clear the whole Stock, at Somer fleld and Leok'a, Queen-atreet. T""HElEr«teru~Question naturally arises In ono's mind whou ho contemplates the prices at which Chinese Mattine;—sJd yard—is Doing cold by Somarfleld and L?ck, Queen-stret rpHE WORKING MAN'S ARCADK, at * least for the present, is at Somerflold nnd Leck'fl, Qaeen-streor, whore ho can purchase hia necessaries at 50 per cent, below valuo. •"IVTEST EGGS, 5 for 6d; White-and-gold Xi Kgg Cop? only, 2(1 each; Jugs, from 6d each • Brown Teapots, from la to 2s; Small Boxes of Tea, only ISs 6d box.—H. Watts, Pitt street. Basins, 3d to 6d: Feeding Bottles and two Brushes, only 9i each; good Speotacleß, Is pair, 3 pairs for 2a 6d.—H, Watts. IVTOTIUE.— Grand Review aud Athletic J3I Sporta at KUerslie Race Course tomorrow. Uppar Grind Stand, 6d ; Lower Stand, Is.-R. B. Kills, * ooretary, riIHE Best Value in unuaren and Wo- I men's Honiery Is obtainable E. Tester's Karanganapo Road. "I yy K. pieces of white calico JL 6 & SHIRTING, soft and heavy, nearly 35 inches wide, dd per yard.—J. Coagravo and Co. M R jp LAB T, SURGEON DENTIST, WELLESLEY-STREET WBST. Artificial Teeth, from ss. THE Cheapest House for Muslin Edging and Insertions is B. Teslcr'g.Karangahape Road. Notice is hereby given, that the under signed, Donald Roes, hasretlredjfroni the business hitherto carried on by the firm of McKenzie and Ross. The business will be continued by Donald Hugh McKenzie, under the stylo of i). H. McKenzie, who will receive all dohts and dis charge all liabilities in connection with the lato firm. D. ROSS, Auckland, 21st day of October, 18S0. WITH reference to tho above, it is re spectfully requested that all debts doe to tho lato firm be paid forthwith. All overdue accounts not paid within two months will be handed to a Solicitor fur collection. D. H. McKenzie, i October 22,1880. IV ° T I C E. I will not be Responsible for any Debts con tracted by my Wife, Mary Southwell, or ia any way whatevor; WILLIAM SOUTHWELL. Auckland, November 8,1880. mHAMES CATTLE MARKET; 1 BANKS & CO., STOCK AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Market each THURSDAY, at their yard?, Parawai, at 2 p.m., for salo of Stock of all des criptions, Produce, &c Consignees ot Stock can depend upon every attention being given, good Paddock Accommo dation, and Prompt Account Sales. : EEP YOUK HEAD COOL.—Pith Helmet Hats, from| 3s lid, at CodMBKS", 92, Qaeenstreet. - - ENVELOPES ! ENVELOPES I EN VELOPES I—Thousands and thousands and tons of thousands. Linear, Cream and Vellum at Knglißh prices, 2d per packet; Cream Laid Note Paper (Ruled), 2d per quire. AH Stationary correspondingly cheap at Goodson's Novelty DepOt, 111, Queen-atreet (opposite Tonks' Ma-t). A GRICULTURAL AND HORTIuUL- J&. TURAL SHOW.—Visitors should call and inspec t the varied Assortment at GooDSON'a Novelty DflrOt, 111, Qaoen-str set. Trade Motto: Small profits and quick returns, or o nimble Cd better than a slow Is. EVERYBODY and his Wife and Child ren should visit Ellerelie Gardens on Mon' day or Tuesday next and see tho Wild Beast Show, Fireworks and other attiactiong. Admis sion : Ono ahilllni?; Children, halt-price.—J. Morrison, Lessee. -j f\r\ PIECES FANCY RIBBONS, .JL \J \J 3d per yard.-J. Co3grave & Co. : ~fl f\f\ PIECES OF GREY CALICO, JLvJV-J tne flno Mexican make, 3d per yard. J. Cosgrave and Co. OH, MAMMA, do take me to Kllerslie Gardens on Tueßday next ? I want to see tha Wild Beast? and Fireworks? They only j chargo 6d for children. A RT UNION DRAWING. 1,600 SUBSCRIBERS AT 5a KACH. 60 PRIZES. i PRIZES-1 BUILDING ALLOTMENT Each. 50 PRIZES—FURNITURE. Consistltg of 6 Chests of Drawers, 2 Cheffo niors, 12 Tables. 1 Drawing-room Suite, 4x3 Chairs, i Bedsteads. 6 Haßy Chairs, 6 Lamps, 2 Treadle Sowing Machines. 2 Klegant Clocks. 7 Looking Glasses, 2 Washstandß and Ware, and ?• Couche?. Fornituro flrst-claas workmanship, and will bo on exhibition a fortnight before Drawing takes plac?. ' . . 600 Subscribers already Buarantced. 'lickels to bo had at Owner's Office, Hobson streot 5 doors from Victoria-stroot (opposite Lyceum), and Ponaonby Hoad, In Shop oppoeits Franklin Road.



ME 0 C L E B, 0 Dispensing & Family Chemist, Howin'B BuildlDga,SWelloslcr-Btreet, Auckland, Physicianß- Prescriptions and Family Reclpea faithfully prepared with pure drngs and chemi cals. Genuine Drugs, Chemioala, Proprietary Articles, Patent Medicines. Perfumery, Toilet and Nursery Bequisltes. Business hours, from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Attendance on Sundays from 8 to 10 a.m. and 6 to 9 p.m. Eduction. DOAKD OV EDUCATION. An Examination of Puph Teachbbs ob Junior Absistakt3 will b» hold at Auckland, at the Tham*B, and at Wkanoabbi, on Tues day, 25th January, 1881, and following days. Candidates must fill up a printed form ot application, to bs obtained at tho Office of the Board, or at any ot the principal SchooK end must forward th<s same so aa to reach the Board not later than s-aturday. 18th December. . Kvery Teacher. under 19 yesrs ot »ge, in the employment of the Board, la required to attend this nomination, snd to fill up and scni in a Biint d form of appllca'ion as above. Uandidatoi not in tho sorvlo of tho Board m ust be at least 15 years of ago at tho timo ot Kxiiininuiion. nnii must nil uo nnd forward r. printed application as above. Evoysnch appli cation mart contain satisfactory certiflcit^s ot Hgc, hcaltb, and character, aud n'ao a eeitiilcu'e from a Ucad Tea>hor or other competent person that the cindidato is likely to becomo an efficient Teacher and is tree from uuy bod Us [ infirmity. '



.Meetings. __ Ww ' x PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE FOR THK NORTH ISLAND OB" NKW ZEA LAND, S.C. The Officers and Members of the above Lodge are invited to attend the ceremony of the Con secration of the Remueta MaaonlO HftU, »t NOOB TO-MOKKOW, at Remuora. ; T I 1 Dated this Sth day of November, 1880. t . B. K. TYLKBJ P.O. Sec. IKA LODGE, NO. 34 8, I.C. The Past-Mastera, Officers, and Members of thi» Lodge are invited to bo prenent and assist at the Consecrarion of the new Masonic Hal), M Romuera, TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 11 a.m. By order of the W. M. W. L. MITCHELL, RM.^_ THE Members ot the Wmtemala Lodge are requested to attend at the New Masonic Hall, ltemuera, to assist at the ooDseora tion, at 11 o'clock a.m. raNTO^ OT. ANDREW S LODGE. The Master Masons are requested to attend the Opening of a Now Masonic Hill, Kemuera, at 11 a.m. TO-MORROW, the Bth. t- ellr!w!m._ RINCE OF WALES LODGE, No. 1338, 8.0. The Past Masters, Offloers, and Members of this Lodgo are Invited to be present and assist * at the Consecration of the new Masonic Hall, M Remuera TO-MORROW (Tuo3day>, at 11 aan. W. RAITRAY, W.y. _ urapery. ' I TjiOß A SHORT TIME LONGER. THE pKEAT QHEAP gALE, Preparatory to the DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, w'~ Will ba Continued for a FEW WEEKS Longer, . 'to enable that portion of the publio who Have not yet availed themselves of the Groat > ' BARGAINS which are every day being offered to . ■■ CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE ! THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED 1 /-IRKAT TYABUAINSI /^REAT T3ARGAINS! SLAUGHTER STILL GOING ON I ! QOMERFIELD & *T EC R, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND .OUT FITTERS, 134, QrjEBN-STEEKT. Boara ana Keaidence. rf^iOODßoardand Residence in a pheasant VJT and healthy locality, at 20s pet week. Boarders can have all the comforts of a home. Can be accommodated with single or Doable beds.—Apply to John Rooke, Edgar House, Wynyard-atreet. nOVEBHUKBROWWEfIOTEL XX HOBBON-STREET ,' ... r Board and Lodging; —20a per week (amide room) _!!5s Auctions. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. £1500 VALOBOT TINGLISH-MADE JfURNITURK PIANOS, PICTURES, IRON SAFES, MATS, RUGS, VASES, CLOCKS, ANEROIDS, FLOWER POTS, HARMONIUM, HORSEHAIR, MIRRORS, &a, &c, , &p. ; , , ff , , : E. & A. ISAACS , v j HAVE received instructions to sell by publio auction in the, Aldkbt ilili, on Tuesday, November 16, at 11 o'olook, ' ■■ i £1,500 VA L UE ' • OFr Dining and Drawing-room Suites Bookcases, Saloon Tables Towel Horses Marble Washstands and Dressing Tables, Card Tables, Commodes Occasional Tables Umbrella and Hat Stands Smokers" Tables, Fapler Macho Tables Reading Tables, Cheffoniers Leo Tables, Dining T&bles, Footstools Mualo Stools, Hair Seating, Whatnots Pictures, Vases, Clocks, Flower Pots | Toilet Glasses, Mats, Hearthrugs ! ' Pianos, Iron Sates, Harmonium Lawn Tennis, Badminton ■&C. &O. &«• '~' '~; ' ;j E. & A. ISAACS,'"" \ Auctioneers. . . . The attention of the publio is particularly oalla to this handsome and. weU-soleotedshlpment. B. TONES.] LX- O. OABE. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Mi "I €kf}C% SACKS MAIZE. A really prime sample. Ur steamer from FI}L AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. B. TONKS & CO. W. S. COCHBANE.J IJAMKS DACEB. THUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS! THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, on Thursday, 11th Instant, at 11 o'clock, 600 VOLUMKS BOOKB, oonsUUng of History of KnKland, Cjclopcßdia, Miller's Works, Byion's Works, Poetical Works ot Hood, Campbell, Cowper, and Moore; Spectator. Donay Bible. Talm»ge's Work*, Life of Christ, London Ko view, Illuetrated London News, Novels, Koran, Sea., &c. •.'. :. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. _ THURSDAY, NOON. ALLOTMENTS AND COTTAGE, Befpell and Niger Steeets, Newton. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, onTharsday next, at Arthur's Mart, at 12 o'clock noon, REPPELL-SrBBBT: 1 Allotment, No. 101, and Cottage , 2 Allotments, Nob. 103 and 105 NIGBB-STBBBT : 3 Allotments, Nos. 131,135, and 138, . (Burns, Newton). r, a"rthur» Auctioneer. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER' 11. TRADE SALE OF NEW SEASON'S TEAS. CHRISTMAS' COSAQUES. BON BONB. &c, &c, &c, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS rcceivud instructions to sell, at his Store, on abpve, dat.-, at 11 o'clock, "■ "\i\(\ I'ACKAfJKSNKWSRASON'STKAB Ovv Halt-obestß and Boxes. ■; A CASK 3 CHRISTMAS COBAQDHS; •4 BON BONS, JKWKL OAjgl, A8- SOBTSD CONS^OWQNBBT. Term* at -Sale. [ [Continued on Fourth Page!