The Diocesan Synod.

The Synod assembled in tlio Bishop's Library yostorday af tcrnooo at three o'clock. Present:—The Right Rev. the Bishop of Aucklaud, President; Clergy: Yon. Arch deacon Maunsoll, Yen. Archdeacon Pritt, Revs. Baker, Brce, Calder, Cubltt, Davies, Dudley, Hall, Haselden, Hitchcock, Kidd, Lambert, Long, Nelson, Phillips, Purchas, Tebbs, Walsh, and Willis. Lait.v : Messrs CUyton, Cochmne, Crispe, Dargavillo, Dooniti, Goldsbro', Go3Bett, Hammond', Haultiviu, Hughod, Jackson, Kilgour, Kirk bride, Luke, 1). H. Lusk, Mitford, Mnm ford, Pierce, Rawlings, Speight, Upton, Vickw, Williams, Woollams, and Yongo. Statute No. 4 —On the motion of the Rev. Mr Nelson, Statute No. 4 was read a third time and passed. Sunday-sciiool Lessons.-On the pro position of Mr Clayton, the Yen. Arch deacon Maunsell, the Revs. Dudley, Bates,' Gould, and Mr Hammond were appointed a committee to prepare Sunday-school lessons1 for tho ensuing year. IiSTATCTB No.;s.—Colonol Haultain moved tnat Statute No\ 5 be re-committed to ex cise Clauso 38. Tho Synod went into com mittee, and the Bill as amended was reported, read a third time, and passed. A Merited ItECoaNmoN. —The Rev. P. Walsh moved, " That this Synod hereby cordially expresses its sense of the obliga tion the dioceso is antler to the Kcv. Dr. Kinder for his Ion': snrvicc3 in connection therewith." The mover spoke eloquently ot the long and faithful services rendered by theltov. Dr. Kinder during the 25 years,ha, has served tho Church in this diocese--i Mr Pierce seconded tho proposition, and warmly endorsed what was said.—Mr Mitford, tho Rev. Mr Baker, tho Rev. Mr Willis, the Rev. Mr Hasclden, aßd the Rev. Mr Nelson also spoke in support of the resolution, which was carried amidst applause. UOROMANDKIj.—Mr Woollams moved, "That, seeing the Diocesan Trust Account shows a debit balance of £55 5s 7d, taken from the General Trust Funds of this dioceso, the Diocnsnn Trustees aro instructed by this Synod to increase tho above debit balance by tho addition of £12 10a, in order to Rive immediate effect to tho resolution passed at the last session of this Synod, relative to the augmentation of the minis ter's stipend /or the district of Commaiulel." —Dr. Kilgour seconded.—Mr Piorco moved as an amendment, " That tho resolution of j the last Synod be rescinded."—After some discussion, however, both the resolution aud amendment were withdrawn. Eblioious Exbkcisks in Public SCHOOIiS. —The Rev. B. T. Dudley moved, "That this Synod would bo glad to see provisions made by Parliament for the read ing aloud by the teacher, in tho presence of the scholars, at the opening of each school d»y, of a portion of Holy Scripture, and by the recital of the Lord's Piayer ; no scholar being required to be present at s-.ich exer cises whose parents or guardians object." Ho said the simple object of the resolntion was tbat a small portion of tho Word of God might be read to the children, aud that God's blessing might bo invoked on the labour of the day. He believed that only a very infinitesimal proportion of the school children would be kept back from this, and that tho number of teachers who would object would be very small indeed.— The Rev. Mr Tebbs seconded ths resolntion, and spoke in favour of it. It was also supported by spoeches from Dr. Purchas, tho Revs. Lambert, Baker, and Bree, and Mr Crispe. The' Yen. Archdeacon M.iun sell, Dr. Kidd, Rev. P. Walsh, Dr. Kilgoiu, and Messrs Speight, Williams, Nolan, and Hammond spoke in opposition. A division was taken with the followiug result:—Clergy : Ayes, 8 ; noc», 8. Laity": Ayes, 10; noes, 15. The motion was there fore lost.

Reception of New Arrivals.—Mr Pierce asked—" Whether any stops have been taken or are to be taken to carry out resolution of last Diocesan Synod, that it 13 desirable that arrangements be made for visiting members of the church arriving in the colony, on board the vessels immediately on their arrival in Auckland."—The Presi dent said that clergymen had gone on board and visited members of the church on thdir arrival. They had also offered to hold special services, but they were not deemed necessary. Standing Orders —Mr Fierce moved "That it be an instruction to tho Standing Committee to revise the Btauding orders and statutes ot tho diocese, and to employ legal assistance should they deem it desir able."—The motion was passed.

Managembnt of St. John's College —It was resolved on Mr Speight's motion " That this Synod returns thanks to the Auckland representatives in the General Synod for their efforts to obtain for ith voice in the management of St. John's College." ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.—Votes of thanks were accorded the representatives of the Press, Mrs Cowie, and Colonel Haultain, chairman of Committees.

Miscellaneous. —Arrangements regar ding printing were delegated to the Stand ing Committee, and the President wa-5 authorised to confirm the minutes of that day's proceedings. A committee of seven gentlemen, representing the various parishos in the city and subnrbs, was also appointed to arrange with regard to parish bonudarics, and report at the next Diocesan Synod. Prorogation.—The President, in pr'o foging, congratulated the members on tho business that had been transacted, and the: happy and dignified tone Which had been preserved throughout. After devotional exorcises had been eh. gaged in, the members dispersed.

CHORAL HALL CHURCH MEETING.

The annual meeting of the clergy awl mem bers of the Church of England win held last evening in the Choral Hall. The Right Rev. Dr. Cowie, Bishop of Auckland, presided, and opened tho proceedings with a brief prayer. The hall was woll filled, and tho select choir tendered the hymns and anthems as | setforthin the programme. Thu choir was conducted by Mr Joseph Brown; Mr Slater presiding at the pianoforte, and Mr Rico at the harmonium. The " Alleluia" from the latter, arranged by Ellerton and Monk, was given in a pleasing and effective 'manner. Ihe Bishop then read his paper on the con stitution and work of the " General Synod of 1880," which the Bishop thought would possess interest for churchmen, The Gene tbl Synod was to the Church of New Zea land very much what tho Legislative Coun cil and th<* House of Representatives to. Kether were to the people of the colony.' The two Houses at Wellington were BUpreme; it was only in matters affecting the Empire generally that the Crown exercised any veto. The General Synod had complete authority in respect to all Church matters in New Zealand. In doctrine and discipline it had no authority, because it had no desire to make doctrine. The Bishop minutely traced the hUtory of Synods from early times, and said one of the distinguishing features of Church Synods was freedom of speech, which was always the chief means of security to the Church against errors of doctrine. Where ever this important principle had been sacri ficed, Christian doctriue had been corrupted and Christian living deteriorated. Before closing his carefully-written sketch of the •work: of Synods, hi 3 Lordship paid a high compliment to Rev. C. M. Nelson, Mr John H. Upton, and Mr Vincent Rice, for their zeal and energetic labeurs during the Synodical session at Canterbury, and re ferred to the Bishop of Canterbury, who had shown do much courtesy aud impar tiality in hispresidential office. The vener able primate of New Zealand was no y .76 years of age, and he (the Bishop) believed that he ihad realised in his long life the passage of the psalmist—" Keep thy inno cency and take heed to tho thing that is right, for that will bring a man peace to the last; yea, thou shall see thy children's children and peace in Israel.'.' (Ap plause.) Choir: ADthem, "As pants the hart;" carol, "Now lift the carol.' Tho other papers of the evening wcro: " Church Finance," by Mr Upton ; "The Church of England,,' by Rev. Wm. Tebbs, of St. Matthew's; and "Sunday-Schools, by Rev. Wm. Calder. Mr Upton's paper was drawn up with caro, and dealt pretty fully with tho resources of the Church oi England in the Diocese. He spoke rather dispairincly of offertories, and advocated a kind of regular tax upon church people according to their means, which wonld show more definitely the incomes of parishes. The paper went largely iuto statistics, and must have cost the writer a considerable amount of labour. Rev. Mr. Tebbs in his paper reviewedthechurchunderthreeheads: (1) The "present" as compared with.the " past," of the Church; (2) the " position of the Church with a view to show her strength; (3) the internal state of the Church with regard to tho various schools of thought to show her stability and comparative unity. Rev. Wm. Calder's paper referred to tho management of Sunday-schools in order to greater success, and throw out a number, of important hints, the writer causing much good humour by his humourous interhnea- Uona. The anthem, " Blessed are They," "As Pants the Hart," "There is a green hill far Away," by Mrs Tebb3, aud several others were sung, closicg with KeMo's beautiful evening hymn, " Sun of My Soul," and the benediction pronounced by the Bishop.

SUSPECTED ROBBERY.

The police authorities received information this morning by telegram that a quantity of jfewcllcry, valued at£2O, had been stolenfrom tho .store of Mr Alfred Walker, in Northern Wairondistrict, and thatayoungnmnnamod Kennedy and a French woman, who were the suspected parties, had left for Auckland, Tho Jttiverhead boat had arrived when the news came to hand, but the detectives lost lio time in getting upon the trail. After an energetic search a puir answering the telegraphed description were found regal ing themselves with .some delicacies at the Chinaman's oyeter saloon near Arthur's mart. The young man at once made a dash past the ollicers and out up Queen-street at the top of his speed. He was hotlyipursucd by both Jones and Jell', rcy, the latter pulling and snorting like a; Htuam-eiiginc ut tho uuusual exertion, while an am used crowd of peoplo watched ,the , chase with open mouthed interest. The detectives at length colUiod their;, quarry, and secured him, while the woman was also taken into cap tivity. Her name, it seem*, is Madame Duqer, and heroic is about 22 years. Sho is of comoly uppearanco, and appears to fc<3l her.position-very keenly. Some jewel. Icry was found upon. Kennedy.. Both pri soners will be charged on. Monday morning.

THE COMING CIRCUS.

OtJB readers will notice tho announcement iv our iiiiit page of the circus, icenagorio, aquarium, aud congress of living wonders, which will bo opened to tho public on tho 20th of November by Mr Colo. The artists have obtained more than a colonial reputa tion by their extraordinnry achievements iv tho worldl of equestrianism. Among tho performers wo observe tho name of Millie. Linda* Jcal, the heroine hurdle-ruler, rcogniscd ns the " Queen of the liliiziiig Zone " ; also the names of \Vm. O'Dalc, the soven-horae-ridcr ; Miss Viola Kivers, the Kmprcss of tho Arena; Mdlle. Adelaide, Miss Funny Mor«an. and Hio sisters DeLaro. The four Livingstons, the champion acrobats ; Messrs Dunlmr and Kono, horizontal bar inch ; Pico, tho mi surpassed comic clown ; Tom Maclntyro, tho famous Shakespearian jester ; and tho great leaping corps, iucluding tho justly popular O'Dalo Stephens. Performing horses, reptiles, olophanta, monkeys, aud other wondeM of the animal world will ho exhibited in the interest of tho people of Auckland;

POLICE COURT.—THIS DAY.

(BefoL?. B. G. Barsto", Esq., K.M.) i! DUUNKBNNHSS. ' John Law was fined ss; and Michael Col lius 10.*, with costs. SWE_LINCI OF THE WAVES. j Alexander McMillan, alias McLeod, George Gibson, George Linton, James Brown, and Robert Hicks were charged with a breach of the Shipping and Seamen's Act, on the 10th September, by unlawfully assaulting John Morris on board the barque Lutterworth, while on, her passage from London to Auckland! Mr Hesketh appeared for the informant. Brown pleaded guilty to striking the mate; the others pleaded not guilty: John Morris, mate of the Lutterworth, deposed that the prisoners were able seamen, with the exception of Hicks', who was an ordinary seaman. He was assanltcd by the prisoners, and violently struck by Brown. The live men were in his watch. He com plained that the ship's bulwark had been cut about during their watch, aud challenged the prisoners with doing the ddmago, wnich was evidently done with some sharp instrument. The Several men then tried to trip him, and on going to the second mate's assistance he was-violently struck by Gibson. He then became unconscious, and was confined to his tod- four days. As far as he Could sec GibsOn and Brown wore the chief assail ants. Ho had always treated the men civilly, and simply bad aaked, as a matter of duty, about the daaiago dono to the ship. To Gibson : Did not threaten to out tho man who cut the stancheon. To' Brown : Did not scratch your face. To McLeod: Did not keep to duty 21 hours after the attack. To Linton : Did not strike you in tho face. To Hick : Did not say that I would cut your head off.- Brown said he had a littlo book contain ing all the facts of the case, i MrHosketh: Hnvo you got any questions to ask out of the little book ? Brown : No. I don't think I will. Laurence Goldio, second mate, gave his version o£ the assault. He was attacked first by a sharp pull of tho whiskers from behind. He could not be sure -which was the man. Linton held him round tho vraiat, while another dealt him.a blow under the ear. The mate came np and thon the attack was made upon Mr Morris. ';■' i His Worship said tbe evidence pointed chieily to two of the men os moat active iv assault. Charles Henry Carloss, cook on board, deposed to bearing the ninte asking ques tions about the stancheon. Alex.- then caught the second mate by the throat, and ■was about to strike him. when the -mate gave him a push and kept him at arm's length. The doctor came up, and he said, "Doctor, you had better keep away, there's a row in the wind," Saw Brown strike Morris. He skedaddled. (Laughter.) Well, I did not care for it. Samuel Edgelow, M.X.C.8., Eng., gave evidence aa to what he saw, and to the in juries received in the head by Mr Morris, who lay insensible for some hours. He was seriously hurt, and received medical attend ance for about live days. John Pratt, passenger, saw the disturb, ance, which he described as a spirited free fight. There was a general commotion, which lasted five minutes. Alex, pulled off his coat and said ho would tako one mate if Brown would take the other. The storm was soon over. James Smith, ship's apprentice, stated what he-saw;- m • •■ ■ • ' ■ ' ' Captain Pearson, master of the barque, deposed that prisoners were articled seamen. Ho did not see the fray. Lost the services of the first mate for days. Thought ho would have died tho first night. - This was the caso lor the prosecution. Several witnesses wore called in defence; James Fisher and several others of the ship's crew gave evidence to- the effect that the* circumstances nnder which the assault was committed were provoking. ■■ John Olseh and Peter Bullantyne saw a part of the bay. James Lynch said he heard the second mate make use of an ag gravating expression-. He would say, also, in justice to the prisonern, that he (witness) did the damage with a hammer. He saw no blow struck, but as Mr Morris bad a black eye, he must have got it somehow. It was, Your Worship, a two-minute pantomime. . ~.' Cross-examined by Mr Hesketh: Saw Alex, and the mate, like the old woman, pulling each other by the hair and beard. 'Iwas awfully fanny. (Laußhter.) McLeod, Linton, and Hicks wore dis charged, as it was not shown that they struck any blow. It was also doubtful whether or . not Gibson struck, bat you, Brown, said, his Worship, acted in a most unwarrantable way. Yon must take four months' imprisonment with hard labour, and pay the coßts, £4 3?. Brown was struck with astonishment at the decision, and stood liko a statue until the constable went into the dock and led him to the coll. T his was all the business.

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THE LICENSING QUESTION.

(To the Editor of tho " Herald.")

Siu,--I. don't imppose you intend to mis lead your readers, but in, your footnote to my letter ; this morning you state that — V Clause 22 must bo tend in connection with clause 7, which gives the 'description' wholesale, publican's bottle, and packet" and cxclade* "ronewals." Let me ask where does, it exclude renewal 2 The term publican in used in the general term, and includes both old houses and now ones Again, clause _(>,. to which, you allude in support ot your view, refers to another sub ject, viz., the privilege that "every house holder within the district "is at liberty after giving notice to appear in person and "state objections to the grouting or re uewal of any license applied for." This clause in no way supports your argu ment, but it proves this, that since it gives the householder liberty to object, the Court must have the liberty to refuse. This clause sustains my position entirely, and destroys yours.—l remain, iScc., Joseph Newman. [We do not perceive on what ground our contemporary excluded the above letter.— Ed, E.S.] ___

Mr Gillon has sot judgment against Mr Geddis in Wellington for breach of Dramatic Copyright. William Carpenter belonging to the Alma, * lying at Groymouth, fell between the wharf and vessel, and was drowned. i

THE AUCKLAND EVENING- STAR, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 23.



j Wanteq. W-ANTisii ivNOWN. SELLING OFF.—Tomahawks leeaoh, and lots of other Bargains In tho 3rd column Ith pugo.—W, ' H, Dampier. \\T ANTED, Tenders for Refreshments y T for Fire brigade Ball on November 9th, ' —Anply at tho Engine Station on or before I Wednesday noxr. \^rANTED, two Apprentices and two vV Good Hands to the Dressmaking.— Applyfora wcok at KUlaon'B, Qrocor. Parnell. WANTF D, an Apprentice and Improver to tho Dress and Mantle Making.— App'y ti Mrs Wllitainp, firoen street, Dodwood, Ponaonby. AST/ ANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply Tl to Win Leys, Bookbinder, three doora ■ abovo Stau Ofllco. WANTED, Railway Labourers.—Apply at onco ' Waitakeroi Cohtraot." |J VvJ^ANTEDTMincrs for thiTWaTfalcerci ' T T Tunnel.—Apply at onco Taylor and Danahcr. AN~TEE>, a General Servant.—Applj; to Mrs Sohreff, Ponsonby Road, opposite tho Uopo Work*. W~~ANTED, Practical Fish-curer and Smoker.—Particulars Star Oillco. ANTKD, a smart clean Giilabout 15 or 16.—Mrs Choyco, corner Park and Grafton Roads. , TTTANTEL), a Carpenter accustomed to V I mnchlnory.—Apply to John Lamb, 35, ' tjueon-stro£t. ~■')' *i ; t A.yANTED, a General Servant; re. ' yt ferancos roqulrod,—App'y to Mrs G. S. JulHnu, I'orsonby Uoud. ■ ANTKD, a General Servant —Apply Mrs 8. Vailc. Karangahapo Road. \\~ ANTED, a res])ectablc Krraud Boy. ; T ' ' —Apply thla ofllco. WANTED, allarmaid for Upstairs Bar. Apply at Coamopolltan Hotel. \VTANTKD, to Let a thrco-roomod Cot » T taRO, with vorandah; wator laid on. and ovon. Term*, 0s p«r week.—Apply Walker, ltuNoll'Street, <)ruat North Hoad. WANTED you all to know, that your Old Forks, Spoons, and Cruets can ho Konovatcd Equal to Now, at Singleton's,Vie toria street. ' ANTED, immediately, a littlo Girl to mind children; referonoos roquirod. h- Apply tonight, Prospoot House, Boroßford- Btrcot, WANTED, a Steady Single Man to drivo a pair of horaoa.—One usod to the! town proforrod.—Apply to J. Conway, loin pulllor-stieot, Ponsonby. i ' WANTED, a MairCompotcnt"toTErect n small Hroaki n« down Saw, and to contraot for cutting.—Apply to Albert Iron Foundry by 3Uth lnst. _ WANTED, a Good Strong Man used to barrow and shovel work. Wages, £2 Dor week ; hours, 10 por day, A permanent job {or a roal good man. Two room cottago near tho work.—Apply to Mr John Soppet, Fort- Btroet, on Tuesday noit at 12 o'clock. A*rXNU rEI), a Small Cottage in a healthy V J locality. Good ton_nt for a sultablo plaeo.—" L.0.F.," this olllcc. VL7 ANTED, to Sell Fancy Choneille, T Silk Ruffling; tho only house in town that has got It. Best Trimmed Hats in Auck land now on show In the window.—VV. Eyto Victoria-street ANTED, to Sell 20.000 Heart of Kauri Shingles, 12s Od por thousand, delivered at Papakura Station.—Apply to It. Willis, Papakora. WANT-D, to Borrow One Thousand r Founds, on:good freehold property, at Six per eont.—Address, " Cash," Stak Offloo. WANTED tenders for building a small Cottago at Penrose.—Apply at James MoKonzio. Smith. Lornc-Btreot. , ' WANTED, a working Housekeeper for a farm houao.—Apply Adam Lay bourn, Fort-streot. WANTED, by a respectable middle. aatd Woman, a Situation as working housekeeper in a small family. — Address " A.8.," I'oat Offloe. Newton. ANTED, Gardener with thorough practical knowledge of bis business; nono other scud apply.— Vppllcatlon (by lottor Only) to Mr Murdoch. Bank of Now Zaalqnd. WANTED^ by an Improver to Drees ■ maklnsr, respeotable Placo, whoro she would learn tho cutting-out, and —bore she could "board andlodge.- Addross, Box 83, Post office. Auckland. W ANTKD, tho Ladiesi to know that they can have their old Jowollory re paired and re-gilt or plated equal to now at Bingloton'H, Kleotro-plater. Victoria street. ANTED, to rent a House of-'Nino Booms, gas and water laid on.—Address, stating terms, to "8.," care of Mr Kosdown, Queen-street. , ____________ ANTEirKNOWN, that John Lamb has removed to h!a new premises, Lower Quoen-Btreot. WANTED, situation as Companion to an oldorly lady; or as lady houaokeepcr. Is fully competent to t—ko the entire manage ment of a widowoi's house, and card of children. Rcfor. noos (riven and requlrod.—Address : " M.G.," Stak offloo. \Ti7ANTED 7KNOWN, that IX Goldio V > is m-Rimrod to sell t.il kinds of Building and other Timbor, Inoluol-g HBrd—ood,Spoken, Felloes, Iron-llurkandUluo-Giim Hhat ta, Jtlooka, paiinus and Shinglcav at hia Yards, Lower Albcrt-strcot, near Dock, at the lowest cash firicca. Tho timber, being under cover. Is bettor han that purchased eltewhorc. WANTED KNOWN, that J. MORRl sotr, Asphalter, has Removed to his Now Yard Cnatom-Houao-stroot West, between Hobaon and Nolson-atrcott. Asphalting at tended to on the shortest notice. Also, a Largo stock of Firewood, out and unout; -wholesale and rotall. ' , ANTED, the t>-blic of Newton to know that I am solllnsr off Books. Fancy Goods. Pictures, &c, fie. at 60 por cent leis than coat.- Shop must bo Ktvon up on tho Ist Novembor, 1880. Porsons whose subscrip tions havn run oni please return Books at once, and save further trouble,—X. W. Morrison, Cir culating Library, Karangahnpo Hoad. ANTED, a Situation in any capacity, married ; would prefer cngagomont as shipping clerk or any thing In that line.—'Apply by lotttt to '' W.3.," POBt Office, Onblinnga. ANTED, all tho Ladles with:«-ood Figures to oall at Dunne & Hall's and get properly fitted in Jackets of tho Latest Parisian Stjlo, of our own Importation. W~ "ANTED, Buyers for Boiling Beef, 2Jd and 3d por lb; Roast Boef, 4d; Mutton, ZJd; superior Sauwgos, id.—G. Hulme. Butcher, Qaeon-street; __] VXTANTEp KNOWN.-Superior Ac- W commbdatlon for one or two gontlemep. —Cook-street West, House lately oecupiod by Dr. Aickin. WANTED KNOWN, that Cash Pur chasers will be liberally treated at tho Pamoll Tea and Coffee Warehouse, where they will find evory thing good and cheap.—W. 8. 08111 m, Family Grocer, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN, that, tho remain ing small stock of Initial Stamps, In 5 boautiful types, are offored to oloar out at half price, viz, lev with all requisites for stamping paper and envelopes j Ruled Noto-paper at lOd por 5 quires, and Knvolopos at 2d per packet, aro still being largely sold; Table Cutlery, just arrived, especially cheap-Knives and Forks Jrom 7s pev dozen; tho Boss Puzzles aro fast disappearitK—a few more left. Am advised por ' City of Now York' of tho dospatch, by the ».s. 'Somersetshire' and 'Durham, of the Climax Daters, Automatons, and Monogram Stamps, with a great variety of the latest novol tles ot the sedßOn, whiob will now shortly be to hand.—lll. Qaeen-atteot. YXrANTRD KNOWN—AIea and Stont, V T best Dunedm and NslsOn brands botUed by Bindon and Co.: also, Wines and Spirits, first quality; Ales and Stout, 10a per doz. (quarts); 6s par doz. (plnts).-Blndo_ ft Co, High-street ond Vulcan Lane. . WANTED KNOWN—Mrs. Matthews, Juvenile Clothier, Hewln's Building*. WeUealer-street, is prepared to make to order Boys' Suits from 5b 6d to .OS. You can also bring your own goods to bo made up in any stylo, and at a few honrß' notice. _^ ._ • TTTANTED KNOWN, that E. Carr V V -_4 Son have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and White Pine, Shingler, House Blocks. Palings, Posts. Rails, and Firewood in their Yard, Custom-house-street Weßt, opposite end of Hobson-Btreet. N.B.—The increasing demand for White Pine has Induced them to arrange for a constant supply. WANTED KNOWN, that tho under- I signed are Cash Purchasers of Hldoa. Sheep3kl_3.Wool,Tallow,~c.,athighestraarket rateß.—Gakhbtt Bros., Tanners, Wool Mer chants, 'Wholesale and Retail Boot Manu facturers, Wakefleld-atreet, Auckland; Hasting streot, Napier; Gladstone Road, Gisborne; Devon-street, New Plymouth; Thames-street, Oamaru. works: Star Tannery, Oakleys Creek Whan and Point Chova'ier. - WANTED, Persons requiring Building Materials to call at, or Bend the! i orders to, the Auoklnnd Timbor Compony's New Mill, opposite the Gas-works, where they can pur oha«e the bost materials at Lowest prices. The largest stock of Seasoned Timber in the Colony, and the most extensive and perfect plant of the beat and latest Machinery. Kverythtng in the wood-working lino done on the premises with tho utmost despatch. Firewood, Is tho load Of 10 cube feet. ■ ANTED, Hotel and Boarding-house Keepers to know tha f. they can. have thoirßpooDS, Forks, Cruets. &c, made to Look and Wear Kijual to Now, at Singleton's, Electro plater. Victoria:Btreet. ; . W ANTED KMUW N. TO Att IN WANT OF MONKY.—I*. H NeU megen is prepared to advanoo tho same on personal or any other security, repayable by Weekly instalments.—Note the address: 166, Qoeon-stroet. oppoßlto tho Savings' Bank. WANTED, uraers tor Trousers to measure, 13s 6d: Trousers and Vest. 25a; Suit, 55a. Marvellous valuo at PhJUips's Mart, 170, Queon-strect. XXT ANTED KN O VVN.—We are Deliver- W ing in the City, for cash only :—Best Tilroe Firewood, 12s per ton; Ditto, out in blocks 13s por ton; Wuikato Coal (boat house), 22s per ton; Taupiri Coal (beet house), 23s per ton.—W. & G. -Winstone, Custom.-honse-Btreet Hast and West. W" AN TED, the Public to inspect Single ton's new Stock of Gilt and Electro plated goods, Victoria-street; W "ANTED"KNOWN, that the Cheapest House in Town for good Boots and Phoes of all sorts and sizes is tho Cheap Boot Shop, corner of Quaen-street &nd Market En trance. Come one, come all. No oredit to pay for. Large stock. Must sell. \7t~ANTED KNOWN, I am sellinc 400 T V Gallon Iron Tanks at lowest rates; also best Ti-tree and other Firewood at low rates for cash. Beat House Bay Coall always on hand. —J. Craig, Foit-stree^ "ANTED KNOWN.—Mrs J. White, Dressmaker, etc. (recently from most fashionable house in Nottingham), will Wait upon Ladies at their Residences on receipt of letter.—AddrußS: Brighton, ParneU.



Wanted. 1 \KT ANTED.—Wanted to Sell 1 12 case t TT Salt Cod-flsh, only Gd lb; Plcton 1 Bloaters, 10 for Od; Candles, Dd lb 1 Jama, Od nhd Td; Harper Twelvetroos Washing Powder, .Od do-on | Light Blue, 9d lb; Lemon Peel, 1 Is od lb; Salmon, M; Salad Oil. Sd t Castor ■ Oil, 7d; Wine Glasses, 8? doiten | Tumblers, 1 Sa; Water Bottles, Is 3d ; Jugs, 4s set; Plate*, -id to 5d • Peanuts, 121bs Mr 1 its; Mandarins, (d dozen: Oranges, Is and 1b 3d dozen; White and Gold Cupß and Saucera, tinted, lls dozen; lotof Largo Pictures, Is each, 3 for 2s Gd ; Note-paper, 5 quires for lOd; - Glass Butter Diahep, 2s and 2s 6d; Yellow Pie . Dishes, from Sd to Is Cd; Toilet Pets, Us 6ii Chambers, 2s Gd ; China Dolln' Heads, from lid ' to 4s; China Dolls, 4d to 13s; Whybrow Popular Relish, 7d bottle; Kpaom Salts, id dozen ' packets; Taoke, 2d packet, Is 6d dozen; Iron 1 Spoons, Id each, 7 for Od; Tin Plates, only 3d; Large Tart Tinß, 4 for fid, 9 for la j Preserved , Ginger, Ss 8d jart Thiolc WirD Nails. Ulbsfor 3s, 10s por 11-lba [ Canary Pipes, Id each; Kits, (H to Is each: Brown Teapots, 1b 3d to 2s Gd: Cotton Boot Laces, 3d per dozen; Spirits of Ammonia, 0d per bottle; Canterbury Potatoes isper bag of 1} owt. in each.—H. WATTS top of Grey and Pitt streets. ..... W "ANTED, North Shore .Excursionists to oall at Mrs Foster's Luncheon Room? , (Two doors from tho Flagstaff Hotel), whore they can be accommodated with Tea and Coifeo at any hou*.'. Every attention paid to tbo com fort of Visitors. Chops and Steaks. Straw berries during tho Boason. Apartments to Lot. Priyato Board and Rosldence. Terms moderate. Pichlo Partios sup"llnd at twelve hours notioo. ANTKD. - A Rare Chance. — For absolute Sale, at WM. EYRE'S, Vio torla-stroot. KnnlsklUan Houso. For four weak. ' I will 801 l off my stook oC Winter Good, at Cost Price, Tho following prloeß will bo a guarantee that tho Bale is no puff, lam over-stooked with Kid Gloves, and they must be sold:—10 dozen Leplno Kid Gloves. Sutamor Fancy, 2s per pair, 2-button, worth 3s Od; a good dark colour in Kid , Gloves, 2-button, 2b, worth 3s Gd: splendid value Iv Long Oatrlob, Foathors, fla lid, worth 10s Gd; Blue Dross Sergo, at 8d yard, worth U Dd; assorted oOlours la 8»tln Cloth, at Old yard; Heavy Dress Sergo, 1b 3d yard, worth 2b; Great Varioty of New Mats, Foathors, and Flowers, to bo sold cheap; 2J dozen flrst oholco Josophlne Black Kid Gloves (plain and stitohed backs), 6, 7}, and 7i. -a Gd per pair, worth 4g Gd; Heavy ICx calsior American Leather Cloth, la, worth 3s ( Vonotlan Blind Pattern, wide, at lOd to Is. worth 2s yard. A Grand Display of Fashionablo Millinery and Bonnots, and Bomo 6f tho boit Trimmed Ladies' Hats in Auck land, on Show in the Window This Kvonlngv 2,000 yards Pompadour Dress Aloii—ir (Summer Dress), at 7d por yard, worth la 3d; 30 do-«n Bilk Scarves. Is, worth 2b, 6d 20 dozen Laoe Colloretv. Is, worth 3s 0J; tplendld Black Kid 2-button Gloves, Si, worth if 6d ; wldo imitation Welch Klannol, IOJd yard; 2, 3, 4-butlon Kid Gloves, in all makes: 600 yards Heal Mnltoso Laos, at |la 3d, worth 2s (id, to be had at W. Kyiik's. WANTED KNOWN,Mrs Lucy, Straw Hat »nd Bonnet Manutaotaror, desires to Inform her customers and patrons that Bho has a splondid assorted stook of Ladies' and Gentlemun's Straw Hats anl Bonnots ; also an assortment of Boys' and Children's do. Latest fashion guarantood. Thrco doors beloW Albert' atreot, in Victoria-street. WAM'kiJ KNOWN—That Samuel 1 White has Opened a Yard noar Brlto mart Hotel..Cußtom-Uouse-Btreet, for the «ale ot Posts, Rails, Palings, Coal. Firewood, &c. All kinds o Fencing done by contract, Wire, Paling, Corrugated Iron, Ornamental Foncos. All kinds of Gates fixed. Posts supplied ready bored and mortlcod. Rails dressed on tho ground. All at very lowest prioo3.—Address, Ham. White Cuatom-Houso-utroot, apposite Brito-nart Hotel. WAMTED KNOWN—Owing to nu raerons porchaßOß lately, I am obliged to let tho publio bave the benefit o( my Largo Block of Boot* and Shoes at a real sacrlflco. C'omo curly and secure for yoursolves tho Bar gains. Best value in Ladles', Gents', and Children's Boots over known In Auokland, at theShOD of W. Johnston Vlctorlq-gtreot. WA~N T B'D'.T-Verybody to Look iv Singleton's Window at tho New Goods, Jast received, in Gilt and Kloctru-p'titod Wore.. —Singleton. -Jootro-plator Victoria-street.! ANTED KNOWN.—that whichTs termed the wrong Bide will bo found to bo tho right side ot Quoon-etieot for intending 3Urehaßors, At No. 11l the trade motto is, "Small profits and quick returns," or. "A ilmble Bixpence better than a slow shilling." The "Tom Thumb" has arrived among- 1 tno other novelties just being unpacked. Call and inspeot them. No old stock to otlor ut noniiimlly " ularmlng sacriflco," all being imported within the last six months. C. W. GOODBON. ANTED KNOWN.—The Boss Puzzle has threo games combined In one box— prlco;is; Ladles'and Gents'iFasbionablo Scarves, from Is; tbe Ladies' Indispensable, from 4s 6d; Pocket Knives and Button Hooka, from Gd; Elegant Carver Sots, in caso .from 12s to lOOi; Bibles, from Is Od; Pass and Pocket Books, from Id; Gold-platod Albert Chains (warranted to stand add), from Ss (id; K.F. and S., from Is; Filigreo Silver Jowollory; tho Artist's Colour Box, 18 6'i Blotting Pads; Gold, Hllvor, Jet, Pearl Fancy Holltaros, Studs and Lockets, from Cd; I ettcr-copy Ing and Manifold Order Books ; Ilarmonlcums, Is; Concertinas; Bread Knives, Is 3d Qonto' White Linen Shirts Table Knives, from 6a (id por dozen; Wax Dolls, Is; Nlokel Pencils and Pens; Tumblers and Wines, out glass, from 9d each. Porcelain Flonors ned Vases, Playing Cards, Letter Balances, Potosi Silver Forks and Spoons, Waltham and Gonova Watches, French and American Clocks and Alarms : and a Host of Useful and Ornamental Goods too numerous to mention, at prices suited to this time of depression, at C. W. GOODdON S STORK. 111, Queen-street. London Oillco, 58, St. Ma'-y Axo. WANTED KNOWN, that t-arlaw and Co. have on hand a Large and Woll. Sol acted EtocK of Timber, Shingles, Houao Blocks, Posts, Rails, and Palings, Wo receive orders for all Kinds ot (Joiner.1 Work, Mouldings, _c. Timber by the cargo forwarded to any port from our Coast Mills. SAWMILL AND TIMBER YARD, Custom house street West "VTEW uOODS of oil kinds, imported _Ll direct from Knccland, aro for Bale at a Bhado over Auckland Wholesale Prices, at K. Tester's, Draper, Karangahape Road. ■OEMTTVAITI REMOVAL 1 — Wanted JLXI Known, that K. Bailey has Removed his Business from Market to hUahop. Qnoen-atreet. * LAdY of experience desires an En £_L gage—ent as Housekeeper or Governess. Accomplishments: Musio. Drawincr, and Paint ing, with rudimentß of French and Latin; alno, thorough English.—'• O." care of Mrs 11. Hunter, Symonda-street. Drapery. CONTINUANCE OK THE pUKAT pHKAP |-\UAI»BRY QALK I MMEN3E SUCCKS3 1 SLAUGHTKR STILL GOING ON I I As tho Wholb of tub Stock must be Cleared before tho Dissolution of Partnership, Every Aetiolk has been Mahkkd at a sacrifice T\EAPEEY & QLOTHINGI ALL NEW GOODS! ' JXPBKSSLY SUITBP FOE THE APPEOACHING SUMMER. ■,-:,. in.' r.?t" _— ' ■ ■ '■■ I Calii and Inspect for Yotjbsklvks 1 N.B.—No Goods entered at Sale Prices. All ' Account! to the end ot September mua bo paid forthwith, or legal praoeedinga wIU be taken, QOMERFIELD & T ECB, DUAPERS, CLOTHIERS, &C, 134, QOEEN-STRE_T. M AIZE' TI/TAIZE I ! jy/JAIZE I ! ! 1000 BAGS MAIZB in good order, ox Meg Morrilioß, from 2a Sd to 2s ad. THOMAS STKADMAN, Auokland Seed Depot, Next Union Bank. niTY FLOUR MILLS. Messrs J. Bvokofi & Co.js Phiok Current. Hacks. 1001b!. SOlbß. £ B. d. £ s. d. £ b. d. Anchor Four, ton .. 13 0 0 13 10 0 11 0 0 Baker'sKxtra.ton.. 14 0 0 — — Bharps, per ton 5 10 0 — — Bran, per ton 5 10 0 — — Cabin Bread, ton .. 18 0 0 — — 10011 m. SOlbs. lOOlbs. Coses .. .. 2s 61 28 Sks. is Auckland, October 11th, 1880. rriHORNTON SMITH, AND FIRTH'S JL PRICKS CURRENT (WHOLKBA-S) Subject to alteration without notloe. Hacks. 100' B. 50V Crown Brand Flour £ s. d. £. 0. d. £b. d. perton II 0 0 11 10 0 16 0 0 T.S.&F. Canterbury Flour .. .. .. 13 0 0 13 10 0 1- 0 0 Sharps, per ton .. 510 0 ~ .. Bran,perton .. .. 510 0 .. •• Fowl Wheat .. ~ 3b. 6d. per bushel. The above prices Inolude sacks and bagr; saoks and bags not returnable, Terms 1 Cash Auckland, 11th Ootobor, 1880.



To Let. TO LET, a comfortable Six-roomed Cot. tago, in good Order, top of Grey-street, la Pitt-street.—Enquire on the premisesi O LET, a comfortable Seven-froomed House, in Sheridan-street, gae and water laid on.—Apply James Trayes, on the premiaea. TO LET, in Great North Road, an Eight roomed Residonce; water laid on, and every convenience.—Apply to Mrs Baxter, Oroc?r, Karangahape Road. TO LET, Five-roomed Cottage, corner of Alma Placo and Franklin Road; gas laid on.—Apply next door. 1 1 .O LET, with immediate entry, a Farm .1. of 15 Acref of good Land, with comfort ftb'o Hou»e and Out buildings, on tho Pah Road, Kji om.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbray, Queen street; •• TO LET, 20 Acres Grass Land, New North Road. —Apply Patrick O'Rorko East Newton. , TO LET, 20 acres land on Kingsland Road. Well of water thereon. Apply to John Hanloy, Kichmond Road, Ponßonby. TO LET, a two-storey House; wator laid on; shop, parlour, kitchon, and soul lcry, two flre-plaoes on ground floor j low rent. —Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, vlotor'ia-stroot East, next tho Publio Hot Bath-. TO LET, a Six-roomed Cottage ; pleasant view; wator laid oh; register grates; largo allotment.—H. J. Riordan, Neteon-streot, noar Cook street. TO LET, in Alexandra-street, a Five roomod llouso —Apply at the American Store. tf\O LET, a House in Seafield View; I ront low.—Apply at Bennett's Drapory Warehouse, next buc ono to Thoatro Royal, Queen-street _^ TO LET, a comfortable Cottage of four rooms and scullory, with an aoro of ground, situated closa to the Klloraliu Hallway Station ; rental, 10s per weak.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, KaUito Agent, Auokland. T'"l>BETEt^rs^7alJutohor7Shop"in a ilrifrola.Hu position, and doing a good blislness.—Apply, "B. A," Star Offloo. TO LEASE or SELL, tho Freehold Allotment, and Largo Dwelling House built by the Roy. Mr Hamor, and nftorwards Occupied by the la to Mr Josoph Young, Archill. —Apply to Q oorgoßlbbln, Mart, 7, Quflcn-sueet. OFFICES TO LET, on First-lloor, with separato entrance from Quoonstrcot: also a waroliouno.—Knquiro at James Soppet and Co., No. 8, Lower Queen-stroot.i For Baie POX SALE (cheap), a new Racing Dingy, complete—For particulars apply Stewart Hughes, at Proben's,Bhortland-Btreet. FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS.-JPrr Salo, a Choices Assortmc-t at Stretton'e, Ouoen-atreot. IjiOK SALE, three or four Building Sitos of ono acre each, at Mount Kdcn. "Hu3 pasni'M every hour.—3. Vlokors, 6, iDSur anco Buildings. IjiOlt SALE (cheap), a good Green-houso, .V 60 feot by 12, with a flue Apply to W. 11. Wal-cr, Kloriat and gecdaman. Newmarket. 17\61i SALE, in the Karangahupe Horn!, } a Sbc-roomed IIouso; water laid on, and evory convenience Also, a Flvc-roomcd House. —Apply to Mr Lambourno, Karangahapo Road, Nowton. ■ v IJIIRST-CLASS GOVERNMENT LAND -I on Dnferred Payments, Papurona block. —Call at Walker's Kaipara Hotel, Holensville, for information and guidance. FOX SALE, Building Allotments : Qrnoo-streot, Ponsonby, 100 x 125. at 30s por foot; Wallaras-strcot, Ponnonby, 160 x 400, 80s par foot; Sheohih-atroet, Poneonby, 00 x 100, for £o5: Park Hood. 40a; Oarleton Road, 40a per foot; Kybor Pass, 80 x 200, 80a por foot.—O. F. Kvans, KBtato Agent, 74, Quoen-street, opposite Bank of Now Zealand. lilOK SALE Handsome Villa Residence ; I- 1 clx rooms, woll finished and flticd with many conveniences: stable, etc; corner lot about 2 acres, consisting of splendid young orchard, gurdon, etc.; situated in Ponsonby, noar tbo wator. This property must be sold at once, as tho ownor is leaving Auckland, and is oll'orcd as a flr»t class investment in this rMng »üburb.—U. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, 74, Queen strcct. DIORSAL_TMount Eden), Pretty Viila V of 5 rooms, soullery, pantry, eto.; wash house, largo cistern, cow-shed, etc; about 11 acres down in-gross and garden. Price, only fi3SO.-D. T. Evans, ffstato Agent, 74, Queen etreet; ■ TO BE DISPOSED OF, a First-rate General Storekecping Cash Business, with a nutchorlng Business attached, in ono of tho most thriving suburbs of Auckland. A good Investment for a man with a small capital. The present proprietor retiring in consequence of ill-hoalth.—Apply by lettor, addressed "Busi ness," Oeneral Poat-ofHoe, Auckland. A and N.S. Ferry Company's Shares for ■ Sale—B. Tanner, Accountant, &o, 74, Quoen-Btrcet. 5 ACRES Volcanic Land, fenced, cleared, and having thereon a good Resldonco, and situated noar Mount Eden Valley lload, for sale for £100.—Apo'y to F. Q. Ewlngton. -Poo«»—Neat Cottago of 4 rooms, fitted with »__ o cupboard*, Oven, Stove, 2 Tanks ; also, now outturns*, II x 12, &c., and allotment 83 x 110; 20 minutes from Po&t ofllco.—3. Vaile, House and Land -Agont, Shortland-streot. I 4?crv CASH, ba'anco by Weekly Payments of *'JU £lcacn.-PrettySnburbun Son-sUlo Ro-I- Bonco ot 6 Rooms, with Verandah, Wash-house, Cellar,&c, and Allotment containing nearly ono acre. Price. £150.-a. Vollo, House and Land Agent, Shortlandatroet. foQ(\— TWO itoußos, one 01 lour large rooms •"f yv (quite newt, and ono of two room?, with allotments 33 x 100. good well, &c; 25 minutes from Post-ofllce.—B. Va.Ho, House and Land Agont. Shortland-strect. ■P'VM I— PHSTTY Suburban Cottago, new and X/OOV woll finished and fitted throughout, containing 5 rooms, with Bay window, front and back Verandah, wash-honne, fowl-hoose, tank. '&c; allotment 35 x 200 feet.—3. Vuilo, House and Land Agent. Shortl-nd-etreet. 4?i ka-OHKAP FARM of 111 aoros.3) to 40 lV1"u aores trraes, remainder forn, &c; largo House of 10 rooms. Weekly steam com munication. This la a good opportunity for anyone requiring an inexpensive home with plenty ot land.—B. Vaile. Shortland-street. Neat and well-flnlshed HOUSK of -U— I\J f our rooms, with pantry, front and buck verandah, wood-hou-o. workshop, tank, otc.; allotment fit - 100, fully planted with cliolco vines and fruit trees. Terms as agreed, —3. Vaile, House and Land Agont. JtlA to JiI.MW LENT on Building Society Sw.LvJ principles, or or other toriua to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sea List of Propertios for Sale on 4th page—C. Williamson, EBtate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— Seven per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investmep* "U\ T) II S A L _£] Sevon Building Allotments -with frontagea to Mount Hden Road and Kpboiu Road for sale to suit purchasers.—Apply to JOHN Hatoku, 93 Qaeon-Btre-t. }jy O R B A L IS. Ponsonby Proportion, situate inGrace-streot: llouso and Allotment 40 x 300, price £330. Wood etrcot: Mouse and Gardon, £500. Franklin Road: House and Allotment, 132 ft. to Franklin Road, iC'>so. fheclmn-Btrcet: Cottage and Allot ment, £200. King-Btroel: Houso and Shop, only £200. Prospect Terrace: Villa and Garden. 13very convenience such as gas and water laid in, £350. Ponsonby Terrace: New House, 6 rooms, gas and water laid Id, nice garden, near AH Saints' Church. Argylc-street: House oC 6 rooms and 2 aores garden, _o, Bella Vinta: House 0 rooms, about 2 acres, water frontage, lroland-stroot, nefl r Freeman's Bay: New House and Allotment, price only £260; and several 1 others. Full particulars on application to D, F. EVANS, 71, Queen-otreet, (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). XTI O X BALE. CHH_P PROPERTIES. Ponsonby. near tho Hall and Pottofflco—A Sow Cottage, with Shop, &o.; a chanoo fora loot and shoomaker in this rising suburb; price; only £200. Newton—Cottage and corner lot, near Newton Road, for £125 (cheap). Wood street—Allotments at 16s per foot. WUliatn strfet iPoneonbyl—Allotments at 18s per foot. Qcdwood Torraoe—Allotment, 126 x 150, for £110. Henderson's Mill—B6 acres good land, at 255. Waitakorei—loo acres for £75. Omaru—Boaores •"°r£s°- D.F.EVANS, Estate Agont, 74, Queen-street. TT\ O X SALE. BUTCHKR'S SHOP, with Block, Counter, Shelves, Qaa Fittings, &o. Also, a small Shop adjoining, with Dwellings attached; substantial verandah In front. All in first-class order; situation good—near Hobaon-street. Leasehold. Price, only £120. D. F. EVANS, tfstqto Ager-t.74, Queen-street. Tm O X X A L S, CHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Belgkoy- Estate, Situated in EDEN TEBEACE, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. Plan at Morley SB White's. Foe particulars apply to CHRISTOPHKR ItaILKY, Mount Eden Road. T_jT t> UL> 15 KUTH ER S "^ HAVE NOW LANDING. E' 'FAMBHOTII' AND 'LOOII DOON. 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting of GROCEKIES AND OILMEN'S STOKES, AND HAVE FOE SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVES BARBED STKEL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWBRS CORNSACKS. GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, Sec, &c, &o. Agents for J. Craig & Son's Cclebratod Scotch- Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Queen-street Kauri Gum Stores. Breakwater Free ana lionded Stores, Albert-scree



Amusements. T ORNE-STREET HALL. TUKSDAY EVENING; »ra NOVEMBER. TUESDAY EVENING, 9th NOVEMBER. (Pbince ov Wales Bibthda*). DEAN'S MINSTRELS In Onk of TlfElß REFINED ETHIOPIAN CARNIVALS, followed by a Ball. tar Tiiibd Annual Benefit- of the Sick, Accident, and Library Fctnd of tiik " Auckland fjrw Brigade. A MAMM OT H PR OGRA MM E. EVERYTHING NBW. Cards of Admission:—Front Seats ana Ball, 3a; Second Scats and Ball, 2s; Gallery, Is. HORACE UK AN, Manager. VOCAL and Instrumental Competition at Ponsonby.—Send In names bofore Oct. 31; also, tor dancing and rcoiting early.—W. C. DICNNKS. Meetings. AL.V.A. —Members ot the above are • rcquestod to attend the Funeral of the late Mrs Richmond, to meet Tomorrow (San day), at 1.15 p.m., Hobson street.—H. Fuixbk ( Secretary. "|ji LECTOR AL DISTRICT uF PAR JLLi NELL.—Mb. f. J. Moss invites the Electors to meet him at the Parnell Hull on Toksday Evbninb next, at 8 o'clock. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held in tho Mußoum Buildings on MONDAY even ing, the 25th inst., at 7.30 p.m., when tho follow ing papors will be read :— 1. On a Now Species of Loranthus, by T. F. Choocoman, F.L.B. 2. On tho Growth of Sugar Boot In Now Zealand, by Dr, Curl. 3. On tho Noglcctod Forest Products of Now Zealand, Dy T. K>rk, F.L.S. The attendance of Ladies Is invltot". T. F. OHEK3EMAN, Socrotary. fXT A, C. B, S» AUCKLAND BRANCH, A Spoolal Moetinar of the above will bo hold on WEUNKS DAY NH.XT, 27th inst., at 8 o'clock p.m. Businoes to con eider the best moans of investing the Funds of the Branch. JAMES O"BPIEN, JON., Secretary. Volunteer Notices. -yiCTORIA RIFLES, A. R. B. Tho Members of all Ranks are reg nested to Assemble at the Drill-shed TOMOUKOW (Sun day), at 10 IS a.m., for Church Parade, in full dress, with helmets, cross-bolts, sldo-aims, and An Undress Parade will be hold on TUESDAY next, at tho Drill-shed, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Ten romi'io of blank ammunition per man will be lßSU°d' O. MAHON. Captain, JLost and Found. LOST, at tho Fancy Dress Ball, a Laco Pockothandkorchlcf.—Finder will bo re warded on leaving It at the oillco of this paper. FOUND straying in Princes-street, Dark Bay Colt, white face. Owner can have him by paying expenses, or if not claimed within sovon days, will be so.d.—Apply Mtsonio Hotel, Princes-street. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S UHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Welleßleyand Albert streets.—Mooting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVKNING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading will bo given. Friends cordially in- Tited. A BIBLE CLASS for YOUNG MEN every Sunday afternoon from 3 till i. ,__ L~orn"eTstre et hall. —Un sec- TARIAN SUNDAY SKRVIOffiS, 24th* Ootober.—Morning Service only, at 11 a.m.— Subject: "Conaoianoo: Her Divine Authority, Mission, and Relation to Christ" PITT - STREKT Wesleyau Church.— Servloos will bo conducted To-morrow: (Sunday): — Morning, at 11, Roy. W. Morley ; Evening, at C.30. Rev*. W. Morloy. PRIMITIVE METHODIST OHURCH, Alexandra - stroet. — Sunday Services.— The Rev. J, Lonjr will preach in tho Morning at 11, and in the Kvonlng at 6 30. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Kxoelalor Hall, Upper Pitt street—Tho Rev J. Long will proaoh in the Afternoon at 3, and Mr J. Uoary la tho Evening at 6.30. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Junction of Pitt and Vincent Streets.—Sunday Service*. Ootober 24. conducted by Hoy. R. Taylor. Morning at 11 o'clock, Rven lng, C.30. mHEATJBE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SERVICES.—Undor tho conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, To morrow Evonlng, from Bto 9, All ara invited. Seata Free. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, NORTH SHORK.—Divine Bervico will be con ducted in tho abbvo Church To-morrow (Sun day), October 24<b, by Mr Bramo at 11 a.m., and Rev. Mr MoCaUuai at 6.30 p.m. /Congregational church, \j BRRESFORD-STRBET.—The usual Ser vices will be conducted TO-MORROW (Bunday), by the Pastor,the Rot. J. Robertson,M. A. in the morning, at 11, and in tho evening, at 6.30. "VTORTH SHORE WESLEYAN ±1 CHURCH.-Dlvine Service will be con ducted in tho above Church To-morrow. Morning and Evening by Rev. T. Buddlo. I7ILLERBLIE WESLEY ANSEKVICKS. CJ —Divine Service will bo oondnctod in the District School-room, To-morrow Evening, at C.SO o'clock, by Mr Hogg IVTEW MARKET WESLEYAN J3I SERVlCES.—Newmarket Hall,—Divine Service will bo oonduoted in the above Hall To-morrow livening, at halt-past six o'clock, by Mr Burton. FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODI3T CHAPEL.—Preaching Ser vices To-morrow: Morning, at 11, J. Nixon; Evening, at 6.30, J. Nixon. T. LUKE'S CHURCH, Mount Albert. —Eighth Anniversary, To-morrow (Sun day), October 24. Morning Service and celebra tion of tho Holy Communion at 11a.m. Preacher: Tho Kißht Rev. tho Bishop. KvoninK Sertioe at 7 p.m. Preaoher: The Rev. B. T. Dudley. mEMPERANOE HALL. — Geo. A. Jl Brown will preach on Sunday at 6.30 p.m. —Subject: "Tho Great Apootacy, Rev., 17th." Service in the Morning at 11 a.m. DDFELLOWS' HALL (foot of Cook street).—Lord's Day Service at 6.30 cm. Gospol address by Mr Olby. All seats free. Come I CIHRISTIANS' Meeting House, Cook J and Hobson Btreets.—Subject for To-mor row Evening (at half-past six), "The Gospol Preached by tho Apostlos ot Christ," oomoared with the teaohlng of conditional immortalliy. HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OP LATTJCR-DAY SAINTS IN THE NEWTON HALL, TO-MORROW, At 10.30, a Sacrament and Testimony Service At 2.30, a Sunday-school, Elder W. W. Day Superintendent. At C.30, Elder George Batt will preach. , Subject: "Comprehensive Salvation, or the Gospol to tho Living and the Dead." If tho weather permits an open air service will be held at Newmarket, at 2.30, by Elders G. Batt, T. L. Cox. G. Foster, and Priest O. A. Luoy, and others. All are invited. No Collection. . j QT. IVTARY'S, pARNEOL. OOTOBER 28th, 1880' PROGRAMME. Choral Hymn, "From all that Dwell Below the Skto,"— Walmsloy Solo, (Organ) Trio, " Hearts Feel that Lovo Thee,"—. Mendelssohn Solo (Tenor) Anthem, "How Lovely aro thy Dwollintts Fair,"—Snohr Solo (Contralto), "My Soul doth Magnify tho Lord," Carter Solo (Organ) Quartet, " Tako Hoed, Watch and Pray,"— Leslie Solo (Soprano and ChonrP, " Hear my Prayer," —Mendelssohn Solo (Bass), "Now Hoaven in Fullest Glory Shine," —Hayden Duotand Chorus, "Como Magnify the Lord." —Carter Solo (Organ),—During which an Offertory will betaken Solo (Tenor), " Refrain thy Voice from Wood ing,"—Sullivan Anthem, " Judge mo O God."—Mendolueohn Duet, " Children Pray this Lovo to; Cherish,"— Spohr To Deum—Hopkins in G. Stove and uven Maker. CiEE HERBERT A. SMITH'S IO OVENS, STOVES. RANGES, &c, Espooially the Nkw Zealand is CLIP SB V ' COTTAGE RANGR BEWARK'OF IMITATIONS » /Ti.H. smithS g g k AUCKLAND A « tt_._XJiii.nniii. .in«'i»i—■— J WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM IN USE SAY ! I have had ono of Mr H. H. Smith's Patent Chimney Tops in ÜBe for somo time, and am not now inconvenienced In any way by the smoke. S. WILSON. Mr Herbert H. Smith I have now two of your Btovoa on board my steamers, and I find them to answer remark ably well. „ • J. OABEV. Auckland. •'To Mr n. H. Smith: .' , The ranges which I purchased of you have been found to give every Bfttiefl}. oj O j£ Al i DAY# r Stoves'sold on the Deferred Paymbnt SYBTItM. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, Durham-street.



I ! .^rssr-Rw'tyio NotioeSi. , •KTOTICE TO SPECIAL JUROHS. SUTTON V. CORCORAN. The Jurors Summoned to attend in this Case on TUESDAY next, the 26th inst., will NOT be required to give their attendanoe. EDWD. S, WILCOCKS. Sheriff. ShoriiTfi Office, 23rd Ootobor, 1850. ELEMENTARY SINGING CLASS,— John Hullah's System.—Mr Gordon Gooch announces the formation of No. 2 Elementary Singing Gloss, itrSchool-roomat rear of Supreme Court, Byinondß-Btreet, on Wednesday Evenings, at 7 o'olook till 8 o'olook. The first lesson will bo given on Wednesday Evening, November 3rd, at 7 p.m. Ladies and Gentlemen possessing good voices will have an opportunity of learning the ground-work of, and ability to read at sight fairly well, vocalmusicltt'l'woQuarterß. Terms: One Guinea for 13 weokly lessons, payable in advance. Names enrolled at. Auckland Musio Warehouse. N.B^A reduction in terms made after the first quarter. , • • *g-a. QHIP 'WAIKATO,' #|J3|»g^ FROM LONDON. All Accounts against tho ship ' Waikato' must be rendered in duplicate to the undersigned by 4 o'clook p.m., on MONDAY, tho 25th instant, or they cannot bo recoirnised. THE NEW ZKALAND SHIPPING COMPANY (UMITiID). Auckland, 23rd October, 1839. . "VTOTICE to the Persons who are seeking .1.1 to acquire the Omaika Block (Oil Springs), East Capo.—l am the Owner of this block, and I hereby warn you not to interfere hero with in any way whatever. I will not rcc9gnlso any contract you may make to whioh I am not a party. HORI AKUHATA. Auoklaud, Cctober 23,1880, A UCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMI- All accounts now due for gas and Coke, which remain unpaid at 4 p.m. on Monday, the 25th instant, will .become payable in full, without disoounc, E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. /CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. Wanted Known—That tbe old-established firm of MoGready, Thomson and Niven, Publishers and Importers, Queen street junction, Auckland, have NO CONNKOTION whatever with the "American Bible" or any other Amorican Publications now being sold in Auckland, —h'. WOODING, Successor to McGreody, Thomson and Nivon. Jt?Q C\C\C\ T0 LfcND', in Sums of *OV/V/V £1001 up wards, on free hold security.— V. J. Mobs, Land and Estate Agent, Bhortland-street.; : - MBS MOq^JEy, having taken a Cot tags in 'Newmarket, near tile Royal George, la ahxibne to obtain work in Needle work, Washing or Mangling. "VTotice is hereby piven, that*-the under- Ui Bixnoii, Donald Kosh, haarollred.ftoin the business hithortq carried on by the firm of McKenzieand Robs. 'J'be-baeinesß-wiil- be continued -by Donald Hugh McKonzlo, under the stylo of J>. H. Menenzie, who will receive all dohta and dis charge all liob.litiou in connection with the late firm. -•*'-- D. ROSS, Auokland, 21st day of October, 1880., , , WIT it reference to the abovo, it is re spectfully requested that all debts duo to the Utto Urm bo paid forthwith. All overdue accounts not paid within two months will be handol to » BoJicitorforoolleolion. D. H. McKonzio, October 22,,1880. . F l t! T 1 H vr ,4 UCKLANb COLLEGE AND J&. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Tho Board of Governors invite applications for the Knglldi Mastership of tho Auckland College ard Grammar SchooL Salary, £350 per annum. • ■ - .Applications with certificates of Character and Icranpe'oncy,. will boreoeived nntil Ist December next,; and tho snecessfal candidate will be expected to enter on.his duties in the beginning ot February 1831. JOHN JAME*. I . , Sooretary. WE have "Hnyers for the following Properties :— Three Dwelling Houses: must ba within 20 minutes' walk of Poat-omoe, and with garden ground; from £6CO to £800 each A Dwelling Honeo and ground, to cost from £3CO to £1,000; must bo in Ponsonby dis trict. A Suburban Frop9rty, suiUble for Orchard and Dairy, to cost £1,200 to £1,500. A Good Country Hotel, from £1,000 to £1,500. F. J. MOSS & CO., land and Ktlate Agents, Shortland-etrcat. WILLIAM DAVID DALLEN (Late C. Burton), BAKBIt AND OONFECTIONKB, Queen-street. CENTRAL DINING ROOMS. Ladles' and Gontlemens' Commodious Dining Rooms, with every convenience. Gas Apparatus for Cooking. Meals served up on the shortest notice. OCrOR C. EMERSON TENNENT has Removed from Grey-street to Symonds strcot, tne late residence of Dr. Young. HOURS OF ATTENDANCE.. , i 9 ti 10 a.m. : : 1 to 2 p-m. i > ■ , . • ■>■ ■ Aj»d . < ." • • 7 to 8 pjm. Sundays—l to 2 o'clock p.m. ■ «T UTTERWORTH,' ' FERNGLEN.'— * jLJ Passenusrs Bbould inspeot my Matting, fid: Carpeto. from Is to 23 lid; window Hol lands, &c, Best "Value in Auokland.—J. M. MoLachlan, 218, Queon-ttrcot. J COSGRAVE AND CO. aro now Open, ing their Large Summer Shipments. TpUBLIC «OTICE. Every TUESDAY, till all tho Stock is sold, I will hold a Sale at G. Lewis's Auction Room. F. H. LKWIf SO N, Jeweller, Queen-street (opposite Union Bank). THE-Best- Value- in (Jimarcn and Wo men's Hoßiory Is obtainable E. Teeter's Karanganape Road, .. KLlfcdffe LADIES' PARASOLS at Is 9d. O" " —J. Cosgrave and Co. nPHE Cheapest House for Muslin Edging, ' L and Insertions is E. Tester's.Karangahape Road. . . k. nnn men's and boys 1 *},\J\J\J STRAW HATS (New Shapeß), Is^-J. Cjoßgrave and Co. WILL Property Owners remember (Jioi tkis is the Last Webic for Bonding in their schedules filled up. The penalty for not doing so is £100. I will do it for a trifling sum, —T. B. Hannaford, Darby-street.' •• • ■ -| f\d PIECES OF GfREY. CALICO, J.V^V/ the fine Mexican make, 3d per yard.—J. Cosgrave and CO.; .. . 1 f\f\ PIECES of Lustre (all Bhades) JL v/ must be immediately cleared, at Somerfield and Leek's. : • .im.'i-;'^ ~~, ■ • , , —S: W SERE'Sf WHO;^ WHAT'S?— Qneetlona and Answers.—Q. Where can I leave an order for a Servant from Hannaford's Auckland Registry, without going to the top of Queen-Street?— \l A the Branch office. Q. Who will receive my Letters, re-dirot thom,and 'orward to any address?—a. I will. Q. What Central Office can I leave Small Paroels at, with the certainty of their being delivered at any mrt of tho City or Suburbs?-A. At mine. Q. Who will safely Storo my Luigage for Is per month ?-a. I will. Q. Where can f readily Sell or Let Land or Houses I—a. At my Branch Office. Q. Where can I roadily Buy or Rent ditto at low rates?—A.. At my Branoh OrHco. Q. Who can get me a Loan of Money on good security?—A. loan. Q. Who keeps an Inquiry Book, wherein 1 can continuously reaistor wherever I might be) information for inquiries friends?—A. I do. Q. Who ii tho principal public amanuensis in Auokland?—A. lam. Q. Who are you ?-a. T. B. Hannaford. Q. Where's your Main Office?— A. Upper QuSen-street. Q. Where's your Branch?—A. Darby-street, under Albert HalL—T. B. Hannaford, General Agent, Scrivener, and Oolleotor, Office of the Waita kerel West and Okahu Highway Trustees, Upper Queen and Darby streets, Auckland LARGEST SHOW.EOOM In town for FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BED DING, is at T. & B. Cooke's 67 Queen-street. WARDROBES, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, and Toilet Tables of choice Mottled Kauri, on sale at T. & H. Cooke's, 67. Queen-street HpEATHER BEDS, Kapok Down Beds, r Pnlu Beds, and all kinds of Mattrosses, Palliasses, Bolsters, and Pillows for Sale at T, and 11. Cooke's, 67, Quocn-strcot. / \IN LV ESTABLISHMENT in Auckland v^ employing Steam Power in the Manu facture of Furniture is T. & 11. Cooke's, 67, Queen-Btrcot. . ■"" BRAMBULATO .atlteduced Prices, . on sale at-T.-& Cookb's, 67, Queen street. . FIVE Per CenJ. Discount allowed to Cash Porchaaors at T. & 11. Cookb's Furniture and Carpot Wa>"oliouso 67, Quoen- Btruot. -J f"|/~| I'AIBS. L,ace Curtains, at a JL \J \ J sacrifice, at Somcrncld and Leek's 'Great Cheap Sole. SPECIAL LINES in Ladies' Sunshades and Umbrellas at Lowest Prices. Tho Silk Umbrella that wears, " Laventine," from 5s 3d, at Jffi. Tester's, Karangahape Road. /y N s a" l ~e", 250 Sacks WHEAT, for Fowls. G. S. JAK INS, FORT-STREET, i . . : AUCKLAND,



Tenders. ANGAW|AI EIGHWAY DIS TRICT. . MANGA WAI WHAEF. - j Tender* will be received until noon of MON DAY, November 8,1883, for tae Erection and Completion of a Wharf at Mangawai. Plans and specification to be seen at the Post-ofllcu, Mangawai, Helensville, Tokatoka, Warkworth, Port Albert, Waipa, Wangarei, and at the Harbour Board Oflice, Auckland. Tender* to be directed to the Chairman Man- Rawai District Board, and marked " Tendor for Wharf." 1 he lowest tender not neceeßarily accapted. . D. E. MCDONALD, Engineer. TO PAINTERS.—Tenders will bo re. coivod until noon on WEDNESDAY, 27th instant, for Painting House, &0., in Alfred etreet. near Choral Hall. Plans, &c, to bo seen on job.—F. W. Grey, Architect. m O CARPE"NTE X S. Tenders will be received until noon of SATUR DAY, Ootober SO, for tho Erection ot a Cottage at East May town. Epsom. Plans at my ofllco. HENRY G. WADK. 25, Quoon-stroot Architect. rpOBUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to 12 o'clook on TUKSDAY, the 26th instant, for the Erection of Additions to premises in Fort-street. Plans, So., at our offices, Queen street. BDW. MAHOXEY & SON. Architects. rf{~o BUILDERS. Tenders aro Invited on or before the 27th,' for the Erection of a Dwelling-house In Cook-street. Plans and Specifications to be seen at my office. W. J. DALLON. C.E.. Architect and Surveyor, 39 and (0, Insurance Buildicgs. mOBUIL D E ii S Tenders will bo recolved for alterations to Commercial Hotel. Shortland-stroet, until 1 o'olock on MONDAY next. PlanaatmyOfflCO-HENBJrG.WAD B . Architect. 25, Queen-street. Goldmining Notices. TjIORFSITU&E OF SHARES. TOKATEA GOLD-MINING COMPANY (REQISTKRED). Notice is hereby given that unless the Call of One (Is) Shilling ptr Bhare, made payable on the 22nd day of July last, be paid to tbe Manager to the Company, at the Company's Office, Kapanga* Cham bora. (Joromandel, on or before the 26th. day of October, 1880, together with the interest and expenses that have accrued by reason of suoh non-payment, the Shares of the Share holders whose names and numbers of the shares ate specified hereunder will be liable to be Forrcfted:- , m Names of Shareholders. S^K. 11 f Buohantin, John .. .. 102371310211 10 Bridgman, Anna .. ~. 615 to 618 1 8011, Wni. Thomas James .. 11546 to 11595 60 Byron, Henry .. .. .. 825 1 Bosle, John Henry .. .. 15970 to 15979 10 Clark, Joseph Friar .. .. 852 to 891 15110 to 15119 60 Cargo, Jamea 200ito 2005 2 DaviSjHonryßamu..ol.. 1793 to ISI2 20 DUworth, Jamoa .. .. 3)29 to 3U3 8505 to 851G . - 12701 to 12750 5162 to 51CG 11C96 to 11710 157 Douglas, Sarah 3264 „„„ f Douglas, Thomas .. .. 3285 to 3209 4 Girand,John 5110 to 5111 2 Gray, Anne Jauo .. .. 5680 to 5655 §.; Grant.Joaoph 10960t0 10964■- 6; Harding, Samuel .. .. 2138 to 2139 U 9186 to 9J90 14950 to "966 29 Harrison, Frederick Wm. .. 15311 to 15348 11811 to HBl6 1J Honey, Mary 6378 „., ,} Hughes, Mtephen Edward .. 6632 to $ 6£j 'J lone«, Klizabsth .. .. 6761 to 6167 7i Keesifig, Esther 7220 to '239 Z2 Levy. Hose .. _ .. 19892 to *9?22 »S Martin, Charlotte .. .. ?557t0fW6 20 Maunsell, George .. .. 783510 7841 7 Mowbray, WUUam Rashleigh 3366 to ,3381 17601 to 17678 " .. 8957 to 9080 > , .., .: .... «55t0 4i7l ~ „, ,- . 1557t0 1576 - ■ 1864 to 1888 1C279 to 16283 1680 to 1683 1703 to 1708 10579 to 10590 16115 to 16141 16015 to 16049 4535 to 4584 11596 to 11615 6316 to 6357 *M Mears, Charlotte ... .. 7815 to 7850 7842 to 7841 ? Maodonald. Pobt. Condor .. 11847 to 11890 41 Munro, Kobert 8073 to 8078 6 Murray, Stewart .. .. 8220 to 8240 21 Maekenz'e, lun., Wm. Henry 8241 to 8257 17 O'Counell, Catherine .. .. 9513 to 9514 J Owen, Kdward .. .. .. 9535 to 9554 20 Osborne, George .. .. 16482 to 16190 i 10267 to 10282 25 Penhote, Herman .. .. 3785 to 3514 30 Perkins, Edward .. .. 3382 to 3391 , ■-!■;'■ . 12621 t012670 16502 to 16522 3516 to 3560 7320 to 7399 146 Bhephord, Thos. G 13231 to 13210 10 Suiter, Kobt. 11673 to 11695 20 Smith, Henry L 13^28 1 Travers, Elizabeth .. .. 1J839 to 14840 2 Woodhouee, George .. .. 7558 to 7562 5 Waters, Kdward .. .. 15820 to 15839 20 Wetts, Isaao .. 15810 to 15814 5 Webb, Samuel Henry.. .. 5792 to 5803 2135 to 2137 20 Walker, Edwin Barnes .. 9732 to 9736 9759 to 9761 10 Why te, John B IGBI2 to 1681 C 5 Williams. F. .. .. .. 16546 to 16846 2 Wilson. James 17019 1 Windeyei, Wm. Chas. ... 17022 to 17061 40 W. HORNB, Manager, Coromandel, October 15,1880. - -\TJiW GOLDEN PAH GOLD-MINING J3I COMPANY (LIMITED). The Directors have this day made a Call (the eighteenth) of Sixpence per share on tho capital of the Company, dne and payable to the Man ager, at tho Company's Office, 6, Insuranoe Buildings, Auckland, on or before WEDNES DAY. November 10, 1880. JOHN R. BANDERSON, Manager. Anokland. October 11,1880. :. . Prospectus. T>ROSP E C T U S OF THE A UCKLAND TURKISH T>ATHB COMPANY (LIMITED). To be Registered. CAPITAL ... ... ... ... £2,000 In 1,000 Shares of £2 each. (It is proposed to call uo only £1 per sharo for the present, viz.: 5; per share on application,.: 6s on allotment, 5s In 3 months, and 6s in 6 months.) :•• .'. . Provisional Direotors: Gkorqe Holdship, Esq. -■ • ' CaptaiK TiliY Captaik Wobsp I Dr.' J. Mdbbay Moohk Ciias. M«.joh, Ksq. John Buchanan, Ksq; Medical Referee: Dr. J. Murray Moohk. Bankers! National Bane of New Zbaiand. Manager: K. D. Snuss (pro tern.) Secretary: J. R. Kandkbhon (pro tern.) This Company is bjing formed for the purpose ot purchasing, taking over, and carrying on tho whole of tho Turkish Baths, which, for many years, have been so successfully oonducted-by the Proprietor, Mb Sykks. They have boon erected at a very considerable cost, and are reploto In all their appliances, ventilation and sanitary arrangement?, and arranged chiefly on the principle of Bartholomew's, of Bristol. The business Is steadily increasing, and a Publio Accountant (Mr T. L. White), has drawn up a statement showing the profits for the past year to be nearly 100 per cent. They have become an Indispenslble Institution and a pubUo boon, and if properly conducted will continue to prove a finanoial suooess. Mr Sykes will take the management of tho Baths until his successor shall be thoroughly initiated into tho business. Application for Shares to bj made to Mb RANDERSON, 5, Insurance Buildings where any information may bo obtained. All Shareholders In tho Company will be en titled to tho use of tho Baths at one-third reduc tion off ordinary rates, Boara ana itesidenco. GOOD Board and Residence in a pleasant and healthy locality, at 20s per week. Boarders can havo all tho comforts of a liomo. Can|bo accommodated with Binnloor Double beds.-Apply to Johu Rooke, Bdgar House, Wynyard-atroet. ■ .■. ■___ PARTIAL Board and Kesidence tor one or two Gentlemen to a private family, • about seven minut™' w»lk fromQuoen-street; ' terms moderate.-" T.H.," Stab Oiuce. GOVERN OK BROWNE HOTEL lIOHSON-STREKX' : Board and I^gng^^^^per week ' 1 iy K. PIBOBS OF WHITE CALICO I|O SHIRTING, soft and heavy, noarly 36 inches wide,- Id per yard.—J. Cosgrave and Co. ... ~ i^HINESE Matting 6|d pet yard j by th« V 7 piece Bid, at Bomeifleld and Look's Clear iDgßale.



Personal. /GEORGE THOMAS SKINNER, George Thomas Skinner, age 31 (late Of Croydon, England), is requested to communi cate with Mkssbs Krult, to Co., Wellington. The above named is uuppoaodto havo reached Now Zealand about April, 1879. Any lnforffift-' tlon about him may be addressed as above. Municipal Notices. piTY OP AU 0 X LAN D." ( FIVE SIGHT-SOIIi OASTS. ' Tho City Council will receive Tenders for tho above until 2.30 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 28th lnatant, in terms of specifications and conditions at the Office of the City Surveyor, Canada Buildings. (Sketch Plan with description will require to accompany Tenders). Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept anytoader. Tenders to be endorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS. a own Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Ootober 19,1880. ■ niTY OF AUCKLAND. 200 FBKT STEEKT KEBBIN<JS. Tho City Council will receive tenders until 2.30 of THURSDAY, the 28th instant, for Hup plica of the above in terms of specifications and conditions at the Offico of the City Surveyor, ■ Canada Buildings, The Council do not bind themselves to aooept any tender. . Tenders to be endorsed as above. ' p. a. pmupa Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, October 20,1880. ...,., Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. Id the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors - A cb, 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and of tho Bankruptcy of Rbnest Arthur Frost and Samuel JamicsFbost, carry In g on business to gether In co-partnership at Ararimu, nnder the name or stylo of "Frost ... Brothers," us Farmers, Debtors. ;] r" ;S N'otlco is hereby given that it la the Intention of the above-named Debtors to apply to tbU Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd day of November, 1880, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as Coumel ran bn heard in that behalf, for an Order nnder the Provisions of the 184 th Section of "Tee Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," that the Bald Earnest Aithnr Kroat and Samuel James Frost, jointly, and each of them severally 'be forthwith discharged from all Deb's, both joint.andneparate, provable under the-said Bankruptcy. " •,-,'. i: Dated this 22nd day of Ootober, 1880. CONNELL & COOPER, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. , Solicitors for Debtors, Gazette Notifications. , Msii sii ' . - , LirM " FUBLIG* NOTIFICATION. ": . T :'> j.. ' ' ■ - - v A Crown Landa Office,' Auckland, Septembar SI, 1880. Tenders (in writing) will be received at this office until 12 o'clock noon on MONUAY, tho 25th day of October next, for the right, dur ing a period of 2 years,at a premium or foroglft, to,dig for.and.remove Kauri Gum from.'the Laade mentioned in the following Schedule. ■prjZC TOtiE. Commleßioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. MONSONOI* COUNT*. ' i Southern Portion of the Murlwhenua Block, ■;,( containing about 20,000 aores,' |.; ,i r, N.B. -The highest or any tsnder not neces sadly aooeptod, and the Land Board reserves 'to itself the right to dispose of any portion of the block during the above tern. | . ' Cheque for the amciunt offered to be enclosed with tho tender. Tenders to be addressed, "Laid Board, Auck land, Tender for Kauri Gum, part of Muri whenua Block." -cS2ssS£2§v>- JpUBLIC NOTIFiCATION. Crown Lands Offlos,' ; >.'!.;.;.■;-, ( ; Auckland, September 21,1880. I hereby notify that Lot 61, Parish of Pukokura containing 50 acres (Hospital Endowment) will be offered fo* Lease by Pnblio Auction, at thl g Offloa, on MONDAY, the 25th day of Ootober, next, at the hour of 12 noon. Term, 11 years. Upset prioe, per annum, £10. Bant to bo paid yearly in advance. -: - D. A. TOLE, , ;i 'Commissioner at Crown Lands. • .vi-it-y ;.>{<■.;'/,<•;■ ■'■ — Tr—Trrr;:)' ''• ■; - I'm'* ' ' i ' ' ' ' V " '■' '% PUBLIC NOTIFICATION.' Crown Lands Office, Auckluud, 21st Soptembsr, 1830. Tho following Parcels of Land will be offered for Lease (for depasturing purposes only) by publio auction, at this offloe, on MONDAY, the 23th day of October next, at the hour of 12 o'olook noon. .. , , D. A. TOLF, Commissioner of Crown Lands. ' MONGONUI COUNTY. Parish of Mongonut East, south head of .Mongonul Harbour—7o3o acres (3rd class y '. ', iaade) for a period of 14 years. Upset prloj ' per annum, £s.'' " ~ :; ~, : . . OOHOMANDiCL COUNTY. . . ;'i To To, Tatehoa, Pakokura, Whlritoa, Oneroa, NO3 1 and 2, Walhlhi and Waltarora Blocks, at Cabbage Bay-1,460 aores (3rd olass land) for a period ot 11 years. Upset prioo per annum, £3. N,B.—Ront to be paid yearly In advance. The whole or any portion of these lands may at any time during the currency of the lease bo resumed by the Land Board tot the purposes of occupa tion or uolootion. . - ~ , , ~ Auctions. ;-i*':.'..' —~ .'. .'., ~'■'' '.V'"' —'";,";• TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13. BARLEY I BARLEY J BABLEY! .At the ltisk of the Former Purchaser." .'. G. W. BiNNEY WILL sell by public auction, at Ms Store, Durham-street, on Tuesday, 28th Ootober, at 11 o'clock, ■ 3, J-246 sacks Barley , ' J 70 sacks Barley Terms at Sale, ■—■■ — '. .. , :'!'l B. TOMKS.] V [B. C. OABH. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26. OKA CASES"C~ALIFORNIAN /*OU CANNED FBUITa Without rcßerro.—To close consignmentß, A'l.S 0, .. ;,r M r 10 tons Bran and Sharps 10 cases H. & p. Cornflour 10 oases Pickles SO cases Colomnn's "Wbito Starch 10 cases Kellor'i Marmalade 10 cafe a Albert! Sardinia 20 oases Morton's Salad Oil SO cases B. & M. Vestas ■ " 10 oases B. &B. Vestas „, ■- ':_.« A. Currie Powdor, Brown Windror Soap Canterbury Cheese. Oarb. Poda Tea, Bulk Jam, Whiting, Ginger ; Loaf Sugar, Candles, &c, So. On Tuesday; at eleven o'clock. B. TONES & CO. ';!,. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27. E ~ THE undersigned has received instruc tions to soil, at Ma Store, on tho above dato, at 11 o'clock, the following: . . < LO>*G CLOTHES, HOLLAND'S^ DRILLS, FLANNELS, HANDKEK CHIEFS, ASSORTED STRAW HAtS. 'SHIRTINGS, CRETONNES, PRINTS^ MUSLINS, COLLARS, STAYS, FELT HATS. SUN-SHADES, DAMASK CLOTHES, UNDERCLOTHING, TWEED, MACINTOSH COATS, HABERDABHERY, j., j ~*a, _ . &a, . ,& <J. i .,. ii , : ; aiTi GABKIEE I.EWIB, • Auctioneer. [OontiEueH on Fourth PagoV if