The Auckland Evening Star.

Vol—Xl. No. 3.206

AUCKLAND, N.Z., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1880.

<Ptjblished Daily.)

PRICE: ONE PEt^NY



o-ippinff. QTEAM TO LONDON. _||ji|^ omi!_____?ne maammamoß Tho _ o xlo-wlhr: Steamships be longing to tho Orient SCoam Navigation Com ganylMinitcdt.andtho taciflcSteam Navigation ompany. will leave S/DNICY at the nnder mentionud rtato* for MttLIiOUKNIS, ADE LAIDIC and LONDON, via Suez Canal:— _ Stoamor. | rteg. '1 on ge I unto. OOTOPA'Xir. 4.02S Novem. II LU aIT A NIA 3.828 Norcm. 23 LIOUHIA 1,666 Decamb.ir 7 PUTO-JI 1.213 Decom. 21 OUIMBOK-Z0.... 3.817 January! And tho Sorvico will bo maintained py sao oeo linn sto\mors at intervals of a Fortnight. Auckland P»B3onjrers join "Orient, at Sydney per "To Aimu,' loaYing on tho l'Jth October. Fires to London, £1G to 60 guineas. Suez Canal Dues, 8a in addition. Paswrgors can book from Auckland at a through rato to cover Intercolonial fftrc and Canul dues, and bo secure special advantages. Passage* Irom London can bo granted in Auckland. For plans and full particulars, apply. In London, to F. Groon & Co., and Anderßon, Andoreon & Co., Joint Manußjro Cf tho Line]; or to tho Agents in Auckland UNION STEAMSHIP CO. OF N.Z. (Limits.) I: TTNION STEAMSHIf fT^U^I \J COMPANY OF NKW IK __L__ A ZKAI-VND (LIMITED). fei__slii_l TIME TABL ■— Novem bkb, ISBO, FOU GianORNK VADIKP.. "WKLLINGTON, LYTTKLTON, PORT CHALMBRB. AND BI.UCK (FKOM OUttKN-BTKICttT WIIAKIC.) riio imshlr. Date of Saillnz. Latest Train. TbAnau Thursday.N.l,'o a.m. — ROTOBCA Thursday, 11, 10 a.m. — jfU« TAKANAK.I, NJJLdON, PICTON. WKL LINGTON. LYTTKLTON, AND WBI Coast Pobts (from Manukaw Taiaboa Tuesday,Nov.2,Ba.m. 7 a.m. WanakA Tuesday. 9tn, 2 p.m. 12 noon FOR SYDNEY, VIA RU3SELL. RiNOARodiiA Tuesday,NoT.2,lp.m. — Akawata Tue«Jay, 18, 1 p.m. — FOR MELBOURNK, Via SOUTH. Tr Anau Thursday. N.I, 10a,m. — ROTOKUA Tliursday, 11,10 a.m. — FOR RUB3ELL -ND KAWAKAW WAITAKI Kvery Wednesday, sp.m — RINO-ROOMA Tuesday, 2, 1 p.m. — 7 FOR TaUKANGA. * Waitaki Every Monday, 5 p.m. — " FUR WHANQAREI ANI> AIANGAPAI. Waitaki Every Friday, 8 p.m. — V Cargo must be alongside one hour before time of departure Notk.—From the 20th Septombor till tho 30th November. 1880. Special -XCUKBION Tickets at Reduced Faro 3 will be issued to Melbourne, available for TWO MONTHS from dato of isßuo. Particulars at the Company's Office. Passage Tickets must te taken at the office before embarking. Anckl?_d Branoh | 53, Qneen-streot. W7HAN_-\KEI, TAU- J__h3^ ' ' RANGA & RUSSELL. WKKKLY SERVIC3 to EACH 4rmBEB» place. The Union Steamship Co.'s s.s. 'WAIT A X I' Will leave for— TAURANG A—Mondays, at 5 p.m. RUSSELL—Wednesdays, at 5 p.m. WHANGARKI and MANGAPAI-Frl days, at 8 p.m. UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OF N.Z- Agents CJTJSAM TO HOT SPRINGS, O Maiiur aNa r, Matakana, JiafgßK,r-> K AW AU. AND OMAHA. The s.s. ROSE CASKY, Al at Lloyds. Captain Ka&pbr, Fjr the Hot Springs—Kvery Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday, at 11 a.m. For Manuransrt—Kvery Thursday and Satur- For Matakona, &c, Sec— Kvery Tuesday, -t H a.m. All oargo must be down half-an-hour before advertised time ol leaving, or it will not be NoWroels or Goo is taken without oto. For freight or passage apply to _.„__ J. OAoISX. June 12.1870. _Sk*s^ HJIOR KUHiSJSLL, WANGA- J£££S£, J ROA, and MANGONUL The 8.8. lONA will leave every Monday, at S p.m. (weather permitting). Passengers booked and small parcels prepaid at the Office on the Wharf. No cargo received after 4 p.m. FOR WANGAREI AND MANGAPAL The s.s. ARGYI £ will leave for the above • ace every Tuesda/ and Friday, at i p.nu FOR IAURANGA, S.S. 'GLENELG' Will leave Queen-street Wharf at 5 p.m. Friday. 29th Wednesday, 3rd November Connecting with the s.B.' Fingal' for Mercury B»y on the 6th, 15th, 20th, 29th October, and 3rd Connecting with s.s. ' Staffa' for Op"tlkl and Fast Coßet, aIBO connecting with s.s. 'Katlkatl, for Katlkati Settlement. Weather and other circumstanoes permitting. No Cargo received .taig.^^ Manager. ~K 1 TXTAIUKU AND ONE .fi^i^^ V» HUNGASI'EAMNAVI >W|ffi*[I^>.GATION CO. (Limited). 'MANUKAU.' TIME-TABLE—November, 1880, Leave Onehung*: Leave Waiuku : 29 -Friday, 2,30 p.m. 30—Saturday, 7,30 a.m. Soy. ' Nov. I—Monday, i 30p m. 2— Tues<lsy. 10 a.m. 3—W ednrsday, 7 am. 3—Wednesday, 11 a.m. C -fa'urday, 8.30a m. 6—Paturday. 12.30 p.m. 8-Monday, 10 a.m. 8-Monday, 2.30 p.m. ]o—Wedncs..Ui.m. 10— Wednesday. 4 p.m. 12 -Friday, 3 p.m. 13-?atur(iar, 7.3J a.m. 15-Monday, 5o m. 16—Tuesday, 10 a.m. 17_Wcdnefl..6.30n.m. 17— Wednesday, 11 a.m. W -Biitirday, 8 a.m. 20-Snturdoy. 12.3P j).m. Tl— " onrlaj-, i) n.m. 22— Monday, 1.30 Pro. 21-W< an., 10.30 ii m. 21— Wednesday. 3p.a'. 27-Sat.ur., 12.Ml p.n . 27-Salurday. 5p m. 2'J Morday, 3.30 p.m. SO—Tucsdav.Oa.m. Manukau Hones—Kvery Thnrnday, nho Tues day, Dili in d 23rd November, at 8 am. Sot freight, Sec, apply to A. CUNNINGHAM, Onehunga; Or 101, Oceen-stroet, Auokland. pUK WAIUKU. •^S^kS"^ Tho pg> OREGON will leave for Waiuku as under: From Onehunga i From Waiuku: Nov. Nov. 2— Tuesday, 1 p.m. 3— Wcdnesd'y, 9.30 a.m. 4—Thnrs-Hy, 6 a.m. 4—Thursday. 11 a.m. 9 -Tuesday, 10 am. 9—Tuesday, 3 D.m. ll— Thuwiiny.ll a.m. 11—Thumday. 4pm. 16—Tuesday. 1 P.m. 17-Wednc!sday, 9 am. IS—Thursday. 6 a.m. 18—Thursday. 10.30 a.m. ys—Tuesday. 9 a.m. 2:i—Tuesday, 2 n.m. 2J-Thursd»y. 10 am. 25-Thuradaj, 3 p.m. 30— Tuesday, 4 p.m. Dec. I—Wednesday, Ba.m. The ps. 'Oregon' will leave Onehunga at Ra m every Monday for Awhitu, Hula, and Miinukuu Heads, returning a'. 1 p.m. Wll sail weather and other circumstances permitting. Snoh Bun ß a6iSat rbeomce of the Kauri *%s£%£&££££ t^wkluku. 7s 6d per t0 Mr A. Barnes will collect Goods for p.B. ' Oruson M. H. ROE. ;-#H- CSTEAM TO THAMES, CAR ifeßffife H RYING PASSENGERS AND a wnsßE'*ir CAROO connkctino with Ohink hdm "Muiu. W>itoa Plains, andMorbins \ills. (Piako District). Time Table. S.S. 'ROTAMAHANA.' From Auckland: Monday, 10.30 morning Tuesday. 11.31) morning Wednesday. 1 afternoon Thursday. 3 afternoon • Friday, 3.30 afternoon Saturday, 4 afternoon From Thames: Saturday, 1 afternoon Monday, 5 afternoon Tuesdny, 6 afttrnoon Thursday, 8 morning Friday, 8.30 morning Saturday, 9 morning FABKB: Saloan, 7s 6d; Steerage, ss. No Cargo received within half-an-hour 01 act verUsedtimeOfleavi^_Bfi&._ Agents.



Shipping. OACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. THR'HJnit AMEIUCA. VIA THK SAND WICH I-I.ANHS, TO LIVKHI'OOL, LONDON, OR PARIS. GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES OF FARES AND FKKIOHT, Firnt-claas through to London .. .. '&ffl 0 Stcorugo ~ ~ .... £^7 1U Fiist-cUss to Sun Francisco .. .. £10 0 Steerage „ ~ (Including bjudint-and all necessaries! - .. £20 0 Return Tickets lo S»n Francisoa anrl Sydnoy ssuoil at 21) per oont discount olFthoreturn fivro Rates ox Wool kroji Auckland, To Now York, via 'Frisco and rail overland Id lb Pauaiua .. 3d lh To San Francisco _ .. idlb Comprcsvcd iv any quantity. Frkioiit Rates to Honolulu and San Fran cisco KRO.M AUCKLAND. Grain, Bnrk, Tinlow. Ores (low _rado), Flax, Gum (Kauri), Hides, &a, from S.I to £3 per ton, Frkioiit to Sydney fhom Auckland. Contracts muclo at Ballast Rates for Heavy Freight in quantity. Genoral Merchandise at owoat ruling rate. Steamer. Com'd'r. San Fran- To Cisco. Sydnoy Tuesday City of N. York W. B. Cobb Nov. 9 - Zoalandla .. H. Chevalier Dec. 7 — City of Sydney H.C.Dearborn Janl,'Bl Nov. It Australia .. W. CargiU — _ 'Doc. 15 And Every Four Weokß thereafter. Apply, In London, ta Charioj Clark & Co., and Henry & Co. sA _ BKARDsLKY( Afont. Lower Uueon-street. jS»_.3_. TJARQUE -GLENLOKA,' F$&KH&>. "J° C-PTAIN SCOTLAND. _Ba_fw|^ IrKOM- LONDON. ™"*™* l*** ConsiKnccs aro requested to Pass Kntrles, Pay Freight, and receive Dellvory Ordora for thoir Cargo at our office. Cargo Impodtng disolmriro of tho vcsael will be landed and Btorod at CooßiKnces' risk and exponao. CRUICKSUANK & CO., Afronls, IC, Queon-street, Anokland, Octobor 29,1830. r^a- TjiOß LONDON. "jffSg^SkTho ollppsr barque JstftSa^ 'HELEN DENNY,' having now nearly completed her loading, will sail In a few days. Intending passengore aro roquo«toi to p»y tho balance ot thoir paaago money at our 011100 ou or boforo TUESDAY, 2nd November. CRUICKSHANK *: CO.. Agents. 16, Queen-stroot. Auckland. Octobor 29,1880. jjyX V> AND O. CO. _iiiin -v.«_!_. _ bomftKn |fl Con t n owsteumor 'ROSE T T A' Leavojj Melbourne for England on November 2C. Passenger*) can haro tho option ot proceeding Homo via Bombay, without chanttiiiit, or of clitin^ li\k into tHo ooDnoctin^c stoiunor tit Gu.Ho* For all information apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents P, and O. Co. IC, Queen-slreot, Auckland, October 23, 1550. |jt O X SALE rffcppKll^, (Upon Llboral 'i orms), Miii'l'llWgJM Tho Schooner •ALBATROSS,1 77 tons. C. A. HARRIS, 13, South British Insuranco BuildinKß. n._ CJTEAM TO THK THAMES _C«_k_^Ss. O CONNECTING WITH \SCTnOv^_.°HINKMUItI' OUAHA, WAI uMyiHISVy to a. plains, moruins maaaummam ville, Piako, Te aroua, and Matamxta Districts. 'ENTERPRISE' and 'TE AROHA.' From Auokland : From Thames I — Saturday, 7 p.m. Monday, 9 p.m. Tuoaday, 9 a.m. Wednesday. 10 p.m. — Friday, 11.30 p.m. — Not responsible tor shipping, carrying, or dis charging live stock. WILLIAM CARRICK. Secretary. _i_t2fcv K1 v X h°N]) °N" _3bgS|^fc, Tv f ol _ ow THK • loch Doon.' rjjjg o upp Cr barque 'HELEN DENNY," Captain Huth, will have quick dispatch. Good accommodation for Saloon and Steerage Passen gers, ifor all information apply to CRUICKSHANK & CO., ARents, 16, Queen-street, Auokland, October 5.1880. /IHARLES T3AILEY, Auckland and North Shorb, SHIP, YACHT, AND BOAT-BUILDER, Foot o£ Albert-street, oar tho Dock. Builder of evory description of Ships' Boats, Launches, Yachts, &c to any size or design. Vessols Docked aod Repairod. ap»r3 made, &c, and all sorts of Ship Joinery done at tho shortosc notice. > stimatos and Desioms furnished. New and Second-hand Boats always on hand, and for Sale cheap. Business .Notices. TEA.— All who value a first-class Tea at a modnrato price shou'd try W. S. Colon's celobratod mixtures at 2\ 2s Id, 2s Bd, and 33 per lb. Thofe Toas a'e the best value obtainable in Auckland.—Manakau Road, Parnell. JAMfS SOI'PET.] V. J, TAINE. T3URE BONEDUBT. JAMES SOI'PET AND CO. Are supplying Frao Bonedust of their own manu facture, guaranteed frco from any adulteration, SS 10s per ton, sacks or bags it eluded, at the Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Storo, No. 8, Lower Queen-street. Bones bought in any quantiU-38. Octobor 25 1880. "VrG'IIUK-— The Lady about lown writes i.l to say that Williams's is the Cheapest Honso in town for Fancy Drapery and Hmall Goods. A splendid lot of Ladies Underclothing, Back Combs, Belts, and Neck Frilling (all prices from 2d a yard); a nice variety ot Gilt and Black Brooches and Karrings, cheap. Ladies from the ronntry would do well to boy their goods at WiUiams's, Cheapest House in town, Foot of Grey-street, four doors from Markot entrance (opposite Dampier's). Oven till 9 p.m. p ELI E F v? MRS REE S. Charitably disposed persons willing to assist in the Relief of Mrs Rees and her Orphan Chil■' ron, in accordance with tho re'Olutions passed at the Pubic Meeting on the Bth, aro respect fully requested to send the'r Subscriptions to the Newspapers or the undersigned. F. G, EWINGTON, Hon. Sec. to tho Trustees. HE PEOPLE'S 1' KIKND. Sanford's is nnd always will b3 tho Cheapest and Heßf. placa to purchase your FRUI'I and PItOVISIONy. Noto tho prices:—Beet Iresh Butter and Eggß ; Good Salt Butter 6d and 8d per lb ; Bacon and Cheese, Gd to 8d ib; Apple", ?d and 4d; Oranges, from Is per rloz ; Household Flo-ir, 2d lb ; Hobart Town Jama. 6id per tin ; Canterbury and Auck land Potatoes, very prime: Maizo and Fowl Wheat, Dafry-fcd Perk ; Pork Chops, 6d b; Pork and German Sausage; Celebratod fccotch Black fuddinga, Bd lb ; Pork Pies, /ro«h daily ; Pigs' Heads, Feet, and Tongues, cookod every e»enin K . Cash Buyer of Pork find Poultry.- Viccoria street, corner of Albert-street O GENTLEMEN~FDRNISHING.- For Sale, two Largo-winged Wardrobes of rich Mottled Kauri and Rewa Rowa, with clveretl clatc-glass fronts, iitted with Polished Mottled Kauri Drawers and Trays, 1 Escretoire Book-casn. of picked New Zealand Woo? 8, and several Chests of Drawers of different Bizes, at very reasonable prices for cash. Tho abovo i goods are uuivcr ally admired, and have always given great satisfaction,—W. Nobuie, Cabinet maker, top of Shortland-etreet. p h is a p nniMBER The Union Sash and Door Company are now propared|to supply ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MA T EJR lAL S, Including i SASHES, DOORS, MOULDINGS, TURHERY, CARVING, AMD FRETWORK, Ar THE VERY LOWEST RATES. UNION SASH & DOOR COMPANY. Auokland, August 9,1380.



Business Cards. pi S T £ V E N S O N, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, Foot ov Gbey-street, Auckland. A Lai-vto an.l. Woll-asaortod Stock of TWEEDS and Coatings alwajs on hand. Stylo aud ifit Guaranteed. JA 11 r, a K. .1.) f. COUIt CV, CARVER, GILDER, LOOKING-OLA.SS PICTURB FRAMK AND CO UN ICE MANUFACTURER, House and Sih.y P_intbb, Ijapeihianger,1 japeihianger, General Dkcukatoii. Estimutcs Given Exporloncoi workmen scat to all parts of the country. 2GO, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. (I.ARDEU BUOTHEKS & CO., V 7* Agricultural Drain Tile and Samtahy Pipk Works, I'onsonhy, H A V X ON S A L K -100,000 Drain Tllos, 2to G inohng. Strai/ht, full measurement and well burned, A Large Quantity Glazed Socket Pipes, 3 to 21 inches. Also, Bends, Junctions, Chiinnoy Pots, oto, ALL BIZKB. GEE AND V O T 1 E X COACH-BUILDERS, GKEY-SXKJSET, Auckland, N.B.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokos, Felloos, Bine Gum and all kinds ot Hardwood, at owost market prloea. f 1 (_J W IN NEItT O JN', AUCKLAND STEAM W.OOD TURNING PACT.OKY, Wvndium Street (Next Siiakisi'kakk Hotel), Havlny introduced Stejim I'owor, ho is now pro parod to make a deduction of Twenty [er Cent, off the price of alt common work. far Country Orders punctually attended to. *d MR. if. L A H X, surgeon dentist, Wkllkslkv-stiuikt Wkst, Artificial Teeth made on the most Approved principles. A oomplote sot from Hi; Single Teeth, from 6a, Teuth Stopped, Scaled, and Extrooted. Children's Teeth reitnlatad. JV. f E L II A M, • LADDER & BAISROW MAKER, 49, VICTOUIA-STRKKT. Every Description of Laddora, Stops, Barrows, I arrow Wheels, Clothes Horses, Clothes Box™, Travelling Cheats, &c., on hand or made to order. A liberal discount allowed to Contractors and on wholesale order. Shop and Office Fittings, undall kinds ot Job bins Work done by oxporioncod workmen on the. KhortcHt notion. ti.li. : 1 adders. Stops and Barrows lent on hire. Violins bought. One or two superior old Violins for sale; also, a good Violincello cheap. ~~^~~ A 1 X iS, • _tANUFACTURKVO TINSMITH, FOKT-STKKKT, Wlahoa to Inform tho public that ho la tho only one in the Province who dovotoa the whole of his time to tho abovo business, and with his facilities for working and modern appliances can defy computition "B^DWaxiD BAKTLEY, ARCHITECT. STICHBUKY'S BUILDINGS, QUEKN-SrRKET. | TT E N D E X S O X, HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, ANJI KNKRAL DKCO It A TJE V X PAINTER, 8, WVNDHAM-STBKET. ILL IA M THOMAS, Corner of Lome und Victoriastreets, Auokland East. MONUMENTAL, MABBLE, AND OKNEBAIj STONKMASON, AECHITKCTUKAI. SCULPTOR AND CARVER. luicrlptions aocurato and beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Hsadstonos, and erory doncriptioa of Stone Work at tho lowest possible prices for town nud country. WPHIL,_irS AND SONS, OIL, 1 COLOUR, & GLASS MERCHANTS. Importers of Paporhangingß. Scriiti. Paints, Oil*. Turpentine. Colours, Varnlshos. French Polish, Gold Leaf, Artists' Colours and Brushes, Plate Sheet, Crown, Ornamental, and Photographic Glasa, Picture Frames and Tapest-iy Mouldings, Clock and Compose vjlnsses, Qluzod s_aahos. Doors, &c. Glass cut to size, and carefully qoked.-85 -nd 111. QUEEN-STREET. JAMES *T7TCHEK, OARTSR. CONTRACTOR, to. Qooo- Carted and Dellvend from ahlr'a side on Shortest Notice. Ballast Snppllod Nowcoatle and Bay of Islands Coal. Atoo, Firewood.lout or nnont) reaaonahla HA X L fi S fALM. EX, _. DRAUGHTSMAN &C.3 Drawings, Maps and Plans compiled. Drawn to Scalo from Pough Sketohos or Traced. Addresgos, &c, Illuminated lr the Highest Style of tho Art. Auctioneers' Show Plans and Lltographs. Schedules prepared for County and Highway Boards. OFJTICE—2S, Queen-street, ov ational In surance Company's Otlicc. 7^ T\ 8 5 v ii w c", WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, PRODUCE AND PROVISION MERCHANT LOWER QUEEN-STREET. \y^ g s: a. i g, Licensed P_t'.mber, Having roturred to Auokland, Is now prepared to ifivo Kstlmates for all kinds or Plumber's Work.includinß baying on Water, 8011-hanging, G-Stltting, &c, &.C. W. CKAIG, Licensed Plumbe , Symonds-strcot, doors above Wynyard Arms mi_aAl-.fc> UAJtiKIAGIS AN_> DttA-" i ,FAC*Qi£. JAMES MACKIE, Pbopriktor, VICTORIA STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. Repairs of Every Description In Wood and Iron neatly oxecuted on the Shortest NoyiOE. SPRINGS MADE AND REPAIRED, wr N.B.—Country Ordorspnnctnally attended to . i^/jj K. JFaULLUSK, Sole Contractor to the IYJ. City Council for tho Emptying of Earth Closets, Privy Boxes, Cesspits, &c, is prepared to attend punctually to all requests regarding the above. Persons desiring to have tho said places attended to, either weekly, fortnightly, or otherwise, can l vo the same done by leaving a notice, oithjr verbal or wrltton, with the Inspector of^Nuisancea City Council Office, yue«n-atreet. JA ME S CA T E it, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, iIOBSON-STRKET, Close to Wkllinoton-btreict. TTH W. P U C X E Y. NATIVE LA.BD PURCHASE AGENT. okfick: 25, quicenbtrket, over national Imbphanck Company's Office. f^\ A B X I E L LEWIS, AUCTIONEER lAND GENERAL COMMIS SION 4.UENT. 11, Quk.EJ-BTREET AUCKI.AKD. XjiDEN TEKKACE POST OFFICE. MORLEY AND WHITE, TEA DEALERS and FAMILY GROCERS, Edkn Terrach. M and W. formerly with Messrs Glanvillo and Kilyott), solicit the patronaßO of the public. Families waited on for orders. Goods delivered any part of the town and suburbs. G. W~^ TE X s GENERAL GARDENER, Etc.. Bega to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland aud noiKhbourhood that he undertakes tho care of Gardens by the day or month. GOOD WOBKMAUSHIP GUARANTEED. Address:—The Govitrxok Browne Hotel. IKBTABLISIIED 1865.] T4| R T. TKAFF OR D, SURGEON DENTIST, WAKEKIELD-STREET, NEttR QUEENBTSEET. Painless Extraction ol Teeth by the Oxide- Nitrogen Gas.



Business Cards. 1 rriHOMAS QTEADMAN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, Noxt Union Bank of Australia, QUKKN-STREET, AUCKLAND. Just Arkivkd, . A NEW STOCK OF KITCIIKV, GARDEN, 5 AND FLOWKR SEEDS. , On Sale, Oatß.lMaizo, Rrnn, Chaff, Knwl Wlioat, Peruvian Guano, Tablo Potatoes. Bonedust and Artificial Manures. ) _ ________ JOHN Q O P P E T. HOUSE, LAND. AND OKNKRAL COM , MISSION AGENT. Has Komovod hi'j Oflloo to FOHT-STUIIKT, (orrosiTK n.M.'s oustom-houbk.) Whoro ho hu always for Halo :—Farms, 1 llodboh, Allotments, and Lnrge Tracts of Country Lauds, &c, on mo.t ukasonaulk I TKKMS, nOTTON & REYNOLDS, ; LAND AGENTS. GICNERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. AUUTIONKKRS AND ACCOUNTANTS. COMMERCIAL AGENTS. ! CAMIHUUGK (WAIKATO), AUCKLAND. Commodious Auction Mart and Storo Room, TAIT BROTHERS .MARBLE AND FRKESTONK MASONS, Monuments, Head-stones, Tombs, and lion Tomb Railings. Inscriptions execntod n a ■ Baporlor Stylo. Prices and Designs nimc on application. Addreßfl 1 COBNKB OF RUTLAND & LORNK-STUEBTB 1 A II OIC LAN I) Near Junotlon ot Queen and Wakoflold Btroots.) / PIIOS. J. HARISUTT, STEAM BRUSH WORKS, VICTOKIA-SBRKRT EAST, AUCKLAND. Awarded at Sydnoy xhlbition : BIiONZH JlliDAf, AND CICUtIiaCATB. JAMKS H. BUCHANAN, MONUMENTAL MASON.: MAKBLK AND STONi. MERCHANT, AND (iHNEKAL BUILDKK. (X S T X 11 I. I8 II X D 18 81.) VICTORIA - STREET KAST, same Bids M Greyhound Hotel. N.B.—Deslgnß o( all kinds of above work for warded to Town or Crantrv on application. LBBTABLIBHKD CLARKK BROTHERS, (Late Oromble'B), KOVAX Fm» Art PnoToauiPßio OiLLißin, Opposite Union Bank, Uueon-fltroot, Auckland, Flrst-oIMO Portraits, from C.D.V to Life Slae at moderatepriooe. Chlifirou'a I'artru.itataken Instantaneously, "VTEWXON VKNJsrIAN BLIND Ll W O R E S. « E O. T U C X E X, VENETIAN BLIND MAKER AND WIRK WORKER, Karangahape Road, Nkwtoh. Vonotlan BMnda of the boat quality made and fixed at 1b per foot. Wlreworls of any dosorip- Uon and pattern, made to order, Repairs neatly executed. FISHER AHD CO WHOLKSALK, BniPPIN9 & FAMIXT BUTCHERS. Wuoon-dtreot, »ezt »»nk ot New Zealand Auckland. Poultry ot all kinds dreased to order. Prime Smoked Tunpuw, Home-eared Baoon. Corned Beef on Sale in large quantities, N.B.—Dmlara In O«mo. Ure Pheasants for. worded to all puts of the colony upon receipt ot order.ramlllea wiitodon In town or an bur Da. XX/- n. S X I M N X R, BUILDER, CARPENTER, AND JOINER, Vulcav Lank, ISVERY DESCRIPTION OF BUILDING DESIGNED AND ERECTED, OR SUPERINTENDED ONLY, IV PREFERRED. All Branches of the Bnildlng Trade xeouted by Experienced Workmen. Shop Fronts Office Fittings, &c, &c BOOK-BINDING & PAPER-RULING Executed in all Its Branches, at W. LET S f, TnnEß DOOHS ABOVE " START' OFFICE. Merchant's Account Books Ruled and Bound to suit rkquiiibments. music, magazines, and law books Neatly Bound. Bakers' Special Rulod Day-books. LIBBABT BOOKB STRONG AND CHEAPLY BOUND WAHNOCK BKOTHJSJKtS, SOAP AND CANDLK MANUFACTURERS, OOX'S CREEK, RICHMOND. Oflloo t Durham-street, Auotdand. Cash Purchasers of Tallow, Wool. Bheeps__r, and Bones. ■vr o t i c c. H P. Gibbons & Co. deliver for Cash, the) BEST FIREWOOD (Cut in Blocks) foe 12s Per Ton. 11. P. GIBBONS & CO., GROCERS AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Hobson-street, Auckland. iff O T I (3 1". Upper Symondß-atreet, Newton Road, Kden Terrace, Kingsland Road, Mount Kden and New North Road. F. KILRAK KINLOCH, Chemist and Druqoibt, Upper S) inonds-Btreel, Respectfully solicits the oupport o£ the residents of above diatricts. J. AUSTIN & C 0., • WIIOLKSALK BOOT AND SHOK MANUFACTURERS. A Lorge Stock of Pegged, Rivetted and S«.wjj Goods o£ al! sorts and sizeß to select from. All Orders havo Quick Despatch. COLONIAL BOOT FACTORY, 14, Wyndham-street. Auckland. CF. COOPER, • SADDLKR, COLLAR & HARNESS MAKER, Uppe Queen-street, Auckland, Throe Doors above the .Array and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Courier Bags, Leggings, &0., &c, mado to order on the Bhorteßt notice. Charges moderate. nUR XI E AND SMITH, PLUMBERS, GASFITTERS, BELL. HANGERS. &C, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND, (Shop lately ocoupied by Mr Rout). LICKNSKD WATERWORKS PLUMBERS. Best ok Workmanship. Moderate Charoks. ordkbs punctually attended to. .TBISi, AJN jl> onUI'BKKB, JL WOOL MERCHANTS, TAMNSBS AND I/BATHKK MANU7 AOTURSSM Importers of Saddlers' and Bootmaker*, Machinery, English and Foreign Leather, Saddlery, Saddlers Ironmongery, Boot L Uppers. Grindery, Mill Be1 ting, Suotlon and Delivery Hose, &c Warehouses: Vulcan Lane and High-street, Works: Panmure, Auckland. Constituents'.orders promitlr and oarefully ttxeouted O BUTCHERS, SETTLORS, VAJX MERS, AND OTHERS. The Undersigned are Cash Purchasers ot | Hides, Sheopsklns, Wool, Tallow.Beeswax, &0., See, at highest market ratea, in any quantity. Consisfnors direct will ha to prompt and Im mediate oa_h reniiitauooa isturned at BatlsfM> toryrateß< IKELAND BROS., " Taskkkh and Leather An urAUIUUBB. Auckland.



Merchandise. JAMES BOPPKT.] [F. J. TAINB TpKEEMAN'S BAY STEAM AND FLOUR MILLS. JAMES SOPPET AND CO. Havo on hand at thoir Mills and Storo, No. 8, Lower Quoon-atroot: — Fine Flour and Household (quality guaranteed,) Also, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal Maize, Ob's, Wheat, and Barley, Craoked and Wholo All excellent quality, at very low priccß Auckland, October 25,1880. ■pi O E SALE AT LOWEST MARKET RATES (wiior.icHALic): 3,000 Sacks Milling Oats 1,000 Sacks Danish Oats Somcrvlllo Bros.', MeG ill's, and Meok's Oatmeal 50 Tons Dullleld's Adelaide Flour 300 Sucks Oust Maize, Chiokon, and Mill ing Wheat (.lacks or bales), &c. McKEN/IE Si ROSS. Octobor 20.1880. /GALVANISED IKON. 75 caws CORRUGATED GALVAN BED IRON; 10 foot to 5 foot length, 20 guigo 10 coses 21 aad 26 guago FLAT IRON SHEKT LEAD SULPHURIC ACID MURIATIC ACID GALVANISED NAIL 3 and BOREWB.. For Salk b¥ W. S. LAURIE, 7, WYNCIIAM-STRKET, AUCKLAND A li X I V E D, Per tho ' Roderick Dim,' 510 saoks FLOU 120 J-s»cUs FLOUR 200 Backs BRAN 10:1 saoiiS BLACK OATS 75 Backs OVI'MKAL 10 Backs PEARLJBARLEY TO ARRIVE. Per the 'Defiance,' 700 sack! FLOUR 210 small bags FLOUR 2.')0 Backs POLLARD 180 sacks BHAN 300 sacks OATS. Ex Latk Arrivals 4 tons BACON and H * MS 11 cases BACON and HAMS (tfngllsh)3 42 capes CHKKSK 12 cases IjAKD 40 kegs BUTTKR 340 «acfcaßAßf,EV; 150 Backs MALT. T. H. HALL & CO. ON SALE, Ex 'Fambnom. 'Loch Doon. 'Scot tish Lasbik,' AND IN STOCK 1000 boxes Candles—Price's, De Roubnlx Jenar and Brandon - 600 J-ohcHts and boxos Toas, assorted qualities 40 cases Albert Sardines, 4 and 1 80 oasea Column's White dtaroh 40 coses Anglo-Swiss Milk, Coffee and Cocoa and Milk 60 coses Vestas—B. &M. Plaids and Ovals, B. & B. Plaids and 2508 40 boxes Tobacco — Venus. Signet. Royal Standard, Oror-tha-Water, Waterlily, and Hhoopwash fiOO bags Salt, Coarse and Fino, W. fc W. 508 bugs Oats 40 casks Soda Crystals 5 cases Tartaric Acid and Cream of Tartar 20 cases Keiller's Confectionery 8 cases Annatto, Kullwood & Nichols's 12 iar« Ronnets 4 caxks Canary and Linseed 2 cases Golatino and Isinglaes, Nelson's and Swlnbourne's . ufsui 6 bales Paper and Piper Bags 60 coses Corrugated Iron, 5 to 10 feet 40 ca>oa Muntz Mot.nl. 14 to 240E 30 casks Pitch and Tar 1 case Roping and Seaming Twine 20 balos Woolpaoks 15 casks Raw and Boiled Oil 60 kegs White Lo&d Arrowroot, Cornflour, Cocoas, Chocolate, Sugars, Butter, Cheese. Soap, Blue, Maize, Oats (crushod or wholo). Bran, Oaten Chaff, &c <fee. POTTER & CO,, DURHAM-STREET. nruupiKi coal taupiricoal Thia very excellcnt|Household|Coal can now be had In any quantities at the Yard, Break water. Orders left at ur Office, No. 1, Fort-Btroet will meet with immediate atttentloo. Coke ed lred. HAMMOND & BYRON. Auckland. May 19.18R3. T> T O N X S & CO., Agents for Sydney Paper Mills, Have always in stook a Largo Supply of PAPER, comprising White, Printing, and Tea Paper, Grey and Brown Wrapping, and aro propared to indent any sized, qualities, or colours re quired. These Papers are now largely used hero, and aro allo (fed to be superior to most imported. Cavalier Fr6ro's Qonuine|Frenoh Brandies American Carriogos American Harness. To Abrivk Form and Express Wngon American Fireproof Safes, &c., KO. B. TONKS & CO. pOAL AND UIIREWOOD. JAGGER AND PARKER SELL FOR CASH— Best Puriri Firewood.. _.. lls per ton delivered) Cut....12a „ „ Best.Ti-troe Firewood 12s „ „ „ „ Cut_..l3s Full Measure Guaranteed. Every ton will be measured before being ou or delivered. Bay of Islands Coal iLump) 28s per ton Best Waikato (Household) 22s „ Timber, suitable for fowl kouseg.&c... Is per 10) t. All kinds of fencing done at the lowoat ates. JAGGKR & PARKER, FREEMAN'S BAY HTI O X S A L E. POST, RAILS, PALING SHINGLES, HOUSE BLOCK* LIMB, SHELLS, SAND, BRICK. Large Stock of all of all discretions of COALS. WOOD CUT AND UNCUT. AGENTS FOR CARDER BROS. TILES. J. CRAIG, FORT-STREKT. mW ZKALAKD FERN'S Unmounted, or Mounted, In Sets of Fbom 12 up ro 125! Varieties. Also In French Polished Mottled Kauri Boxes, each containing either 25, 60,75,100 ox 125 varieties. rhoZfi reriety Boxes, as above .. 0 The 100 \, .. ... £3 For Sale by ERIC CRAIG, PKINCKB-STffBKX



Railways. AUCKLAND RAILWAYS. CHEAP FARES. AUCKLAND CATTLE SHOW, NOVBMDBK 8 AND 0, 1830. Single Tickets issued on Saturday, November G, and (Monday, Novombcr 8, from a.l stations south of Mercer to Auckland, Newmarket, Retnuora, and Greon Lnno, will t:o available for return up to (and including) Thursday, Novem ber 11. TUESDAY, NOV. 9. Single Tickets, any station to Green Lane or Auckland, will bo available for return up to (and including) Thursday, November H. TUESDAY, NOV. 9. Any station lo any Bi.ui.ion (return journey) at Single rateß, uvailablo for tho day only, with above nxcoption. Passengers with tickets south of Grorn Lane will not be allowed to break thejournoy with Baid tickets at Grosn Lane, but must re-book. MONDAY, SXH, AND TUESDAY, 9TII. Auckland, Newmarket, and Onehunga, to Green Lane, flno Shilling each, single or return, irrespective of class. With admission to Catt c Show on the i)th, Two Shillings and Sixpence. SPECIAL TRAINS FOR AUCKLAND CATTLK SHOW. j Hut., Mon., TuesT Nov. G. Nov. 8. Nov. I). To Awamutu, dop. „ 7.30 8.30 S3O Ohaupo 718 G.IB 6.48 Hamilton Junction _ 8.25 7.18 7.18 Ngaruawahiu .. .. 9.0 7.50 7.50 lluntloy U. 35 818 8.18 Morccr 11.15 9.45 9.15 l'ukekoho „ „ 12.0 lO.Sia 10.25 Green Luno 1.40 11.15 11.45 Tho Saturday train ii for conveyance of Stock for exhibition. Passenger curriaxos attached. Tuesday, November 9th. The noon train from Auckland to Te Awa mutu, the 11.30 a.m. To Awamuta, and tho G. 25 a.m. ifroni Morcor to Auckland, will run as UdUiU, but tho Goods Trnins will bo smnonded. Tho 4.15 p.m. Auckland to Morcor will be post ponod until G p.m., and depart aB follows :— Au 'klanil, G p.m. Ucccn Lmiu, U. 20 p.m, Papatoitoi, G.lO p.m. Drury, 7.15 p.m. Pukekoho, 7.15 p m, Mercor, 8.15 p.m. Ngaruawahiu, 10.25 p.m. Hamilton Junction, 11 p.m. Ohaupo, 11.25 p.m. Te Awamutu, 11.15 p.m. NOVKMIIER 8 AND 9, ISBO. Trains—Auoklund, Onehunga, und Green Lane, MONDAY, Bth. All ordinary trains, with Specials. Auckland:—Dop. 9.10, 10.0,11 5,12.0, 12.30,1.0, 1.35,2.0, and 2.15 pm. Oneuunga for Green Lane —tho ordinary trains. Gicon Lano for Auckland:—Dop. 12,30 p.m. J, 1.18,1.3a, 3, 3 30. and 4.10 p.m. TUESDAY, Orn. Auckland to Ureen Lane:—fl.lo, 10, 10.20, 11 a.vi., und evory 20 minutes until li p.m. Onohunga to Auckland;—7.s, and 3.23, chang ing at Groen Lano 10.25 a.m., and 20 minutes pist the hour until 5.'20 p.m. Green Lam; to Auckland :—10.50, and overy 20 minutes until G p.m. Auckland to Onehung*:—7. 9 10. Changing at Groon Lane 11.10. 12 10, 1.-10, 2.20, 3.20, 4.2 U. 1 at, i Train Onohuuga to Auckland and back as on Saturdays. WAIKOMITI BItANCH. . Morning Train to Auckland as usual. Special—Departure. Special—Departure. Waikomitl, 10.5 a.m. Gronn Lane, 5.20 p.m, Whau, 10.20 a.in. Auckland, 5.10 o.m. Mt. Albert, 10.25 a.m. Newmarket, 5.50 p.m.t Mt. Kdon, 10.10 n.ui. lit. Eden. G p m. Newmarket, 10.50 a.m." Mt. Altx-rt, G.lo p.m Auokland, 11 a.m. Whan, G. 20 p.m. Waikomiti, G. 35 p.m. "Chango for Cattle Show. iChnnge. A. V. MACDONALD, Dlßtrict Manager. Prospectus. rf>HE INDUSTRIAL & PROVIDENT X PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMKNT BOCIKXY OF AUCKLAND. Incorporated under tbe Building Sooiotioa ; Act, isso BOARD OF MA.NAGEMKNT; prks7dknt: thomas pbaoocr, ksq., mayor, Vice-Pkksid»nt : alfiwd o. hohton, ebq. Tkkabuhkh : thomas m_civy, ksq. DißEcroKs: mv qbavhs aickin', mk oeo. UOLDBIItP, MU JA«. IiLAIKIR, Ma J. J. HOL LAND, lilt HD. HAUtLHY, MX JOHN MARSHAL!* MR JAS. DACKU, MX C. li. HTO.N'H, Mil H. O. WADS. Bankkhs: national dank ok nbw zkalahd. solicitou : mr. k. a. mackkcii.vie. MASiGKII t MX. OEOUQB KUiSEK. This Soclotr is O3tablishod oa tho MuiCTAL Permanent Principle ; its object boing as set forth in tho Rules, to enable its niombere 1. To purchase land for building purpooes. 2. 'X'o Tiurchttsfl of build clvrcllinpr-hotiscs. business promises, and public buildings. 3. To borrow money upon the security of laud, dwelling-houses, business promises, and public buildings. i. To redeem mortgages. 5. To invest money, in largo oc small sums, without liability. 6. To provide moans for the profitable in vestment of savings, and for other pur purpusMs, for the mutual benelit of its members. INVESTING SHARES. Tho payments aro so fixed that tho humblest can become members, whilst at tho samo time every opportunity isalHorded for tho investment of largo amounts. Investing Members aro entitled to be credited with lntorost at S par cent per annum, and Share in tbc Profits. BORROWING SHARES. Tho money borrowed may bo ropaid by weekly, fortnightly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly instalments in advance. Borrowing members share m tho profltß, and may, with the conßentof tho Board, either reduce or extend the period ovor which tho loan waa originally made repayable. Tho following tablo shows tho weekly and yearly payments required for a given number of years to ropay a loan of £100 = five borrowed shares of £20 each. For 5 Shares Yearly Per Share of £20 = £10°- — Interest. Per Pei Per week weak annum Total. Percent, s. (I. s. d. £ s.d. £ s. d. £s. <J.. In 3 years 3 2 15 10 41 3 i 123 10 0 = 7 10 8 111 i years 2 G 12 6 32 10 0 130 0 0 = 7 10 0 In 5 years 2 1 10 6 27 1 8135 8 4=7 1 8 In 0 years 1 10 9 2 23 16 BU3 9 2=7 i 10 In 7 years 18 8 1 21 13 4 152 18 = 7 810 In Byears 16 7 G 1918 0156 7 6=7 OHi inlO years 13 6 3 16 5 0162163=6 5 7i EA person may at ancc become a borrowing member without iirst becoming an investing momber. It ia desirable, however, in all cases, to join the Society in the first instance as an in vesting member. If tho person wishoa after wards to purchase or build, the funds at the credit of his investing account cm bo trans ferred to his borrowing account. Further particulars may bo obtained from the printed Rules ot tho Society op from tho Managor, or from any Member of the Board. Subscriptions and repayments aro received any wi ok diy during oillco hours, but the weekiy pa/-da> of the Society is Monday. Temporary oillces-No. G, South British In surance Buildings, Quoen-streot. Ollioo Hours—Daily, 9 to 5; Saturdays, 8 till noon: Saturday Kvenings.G till 8 o'clock. Public Notices. K8 M.OO.NEY, having taken a Cot tace in Newmarket, near tho Royal George, ia anxious to obtnin work in Needle work, Washing or Mangling. nnO THE TRADE, BUILUEKS, AND J. BRICKLAYERS. Anchors, 13ib. to 421b., at 3d per lb. Chimney Bars, ljd per lb, all sizes, and iron work of overy description at lowest rates, j. MchfWJi.r'i, Lower AlberUstreet. HIE WOKiUinG MEjN'b UHOGBK— City Market.-R. L. Mkkk takes this opportunity of thanking his Customers for the very liberal support they have favoured him with sinco commoncing business, and trusts, that by a strict attention to business, together with civility, dispatch, and a good article, to merit a continuance of the samo. R.L.M. would call special attention to his Stock of Newfoea son1* Teas, having a Splendid Family Mixture at 2s Gd per lb. He also calls attention to his uroocries, which in price and quality cannot bo surpassed. His provisions are in prims condi tion- tho Best Canterbury and Walroa Cheoso, which only requires a trial to b>> appreciated, and at prices so low as to come within the rench of all. Ho has great pleasure in announcing to his patrons and tho general publio that hi rapidly Increasing trade has induced him to make arrangements fora constant supply of the Best Fresh Butter obtainable in this province for their benefit, co that thay may rely upon getting a really good article at a small cost, his motto being, Small profits and quicn; returns.— Noto the Address: R. L. MEEK. Ist Shop inside City Market, entrance oft' Queen-atreet.BAuck land. —Families waited upon [for orders, land goods delivered. mARANAKI DYKING AND CLEAN ING ESTABLISHMENT, FOOT OF WAKEFIELD-STREET. J. W. THOMPSON, Prowuetor. Gentlemen';* Clothes Cloar.erl or Uoncwod and Well-pressed. Ladios' Dresses Cleaned or Dyed and WcH iini3hcd. Kid Glovks Cle wed. TJ> X M. O "V A L, J MACKINLAY, Si?n and Ticket Writer, has removtd from Darby-street to Klliot-street, a few doors above Cousins and Atkin, Coach Builders. Writing done for tho trade.



Horticultural Show. A UCKLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. Schedule of Prices fou the Spring Exhibition, HLLERSLIE, NOVEMBER BTH AND 9ra, 1880. Secoon 1.-PLANT3 GROWN IN POTS. Pmzes : ! Ist 2nd 3rd 4th Class, s., c. s. b. I—stove or Greenhouso Plants, iv sets of 6 distinct kinds, ' notlesjthan3in tlooin .. 30 20 15 10 2—Stove or Greenhouse Plant, sin.le specimen, in flower 10 7 5 3—Fine Foliage Plants, m sots of fa1 distinct kinds .. .. 20 15 10 i— Fine Foliage Plant, single specimen 10 5 i 5-Palmg or Dracimas, in sots of i distinct kinds .. .. 20 15 10 6—Ferns and lycopodls, col lection of not leas than 12 distinot kinds 30 28 15 10 7—Fern, single specimen .. 10 , 5 B—Pelargoniums, Bhow varie ties, in sets of G distinct kinds 15 I" ? 9—Pelargoniums, show varie ties, in sets of I distinct kinds .. H_fi 10 7 6 10—Pelargoniums,-Zonal, in.sets of 8 distinct Kinds ..• ..10 7 5 11—Pelargoniums, variega'ed, in sets of i distinct kiuds .. 15 10 7 12-Polaegonium, single spec; mou of any kind (in flower) 0 i 13— Fuchsias, in sets of i distinct kinds , •• 15 10 1 U— Fuclmia, single specimen, light flowered _ .. .- ° & 15—Fuchsia, eiugle specimen, dark flowered .. ••,,,■• s * 10-Calceolarias, in eets ol 1 difl- _ tinct kinds .. .. •■ 15 10 7 17—Cinerarias, in Bct3 Of i dis tlnct kinds •■ •: ~ •• x 5 W 7 18—Primulas, in sots of 1 distinct kinds 10 7 5 19-Coleus, in sets ot 0 distinct kinds 15 10 7 5 29—Ericas, in cots of i distinct kinds _ 10 7 5 21-Meinulus, In seta of i distinct kinds 10 7 5 22—Petunias, in sots of i distinct kinds 10 7 5 23-Roaes, in sets of 4 distinct kinds 2" 15 1° ' 21—Native Plants, collection ot not less than 12 distinct kinds, not les3 than 6 in b:oom 20 lo 10 7 25-Native Plant, Binglo spoci- ' mon, in bloom.. .. .. 10 7 o N B —The plants exhibited in Classes 2, 8, 9, 12,13, li, 15,10,17,18, 20, 21, 22, 23, and 25, mußt all be in bloom. Section 11.-CUT FLOWERS. 20-Roses, In sets of 21 distinct varieties 40 20 15 27-Rossb, in sets of 12 distinct varieties , •■ 30 15 10 28—Roses, in sots of 0 distinct varieties , v la 10 5 28—Roao, tinglo bloom, dark flowerod (may ba judged irom tho stands) .. • ■ 5 3 30—Eoso, Bingle bloom, light flowered (may bo judged from the stands) .. • • 5 S 31—Hand Bouquet ol Roses .. 6 3 32-P_nsies, in sets of li distinct kinds _ ■• 15 10 7 33—PanoiKS, in sets of G distinct kindß 10 7 S 31-Pansy, singie bloom .. ..bo 35—Verbenas, in sets ot 12 distinct kinds, 3 trustes of each .. 15 10 7 30—Carnatioua and Picoiees. in sots of 12 distinct kinds ..10 6 4 37—Diauthus, in sets of C distinct kinds 10 6 4 38—Pinks.in sets or 6 distinct kinds 10 6 i 3U-Gltidioli, in sets ot l2uiatlnct kinds 15 10 7 40-Gladioli, in sets of 6 distinct kinds 10 8 4 ■11—Antirrhinums, in sets of 12 distinct kinds 7 5 3. 12—Ranunculi, in sets of 0 distinct kinds 10 6 4 13—Pentstemons, in sots ot 6 distinct kinds 10 0 4 ■14—Stocks, in seta of 12 distinct kinds „ 7 5 3 15—StockB in seta of 0 distinct kinds 5 3 16-Ornamental Design in Cut • flowers 20 *•> JO 17-Model flower Garden.. .. 10 15 10 48-Hand Bouquet 5 3 a 49-Hand Bouquet of Native Flowers •■ 5 5 ? 50—Bridal Bouquet .. ■.. ..532 ci—Collection of f!nt Floweis, not less than 20 kinds .. .. 15 10 1 51_—Collection of Native Cut Flo wore, not Icbs tnan 12 kinds 10 7 5 Section 111.-FRUITB. 52—Oranges, dieh of 6 ((ruit must attached to the branch, ..10 7 5 53-Lemons, dish ot 0 .. ..532 51—Citrons, dish ot 6 •• ... 5 3 I 55—Strawberries, collection of o varieties, 50 of each .. .-20 15 10 7 sG—Strawberries, collection of 3 vurietios, 50 ot each .. .. 15 10 7 5 57—Strawberries, di.h of 50 ..10 7 5 58—Strawberries, now variety, dlßhofl2 7 -5 59-Goosßberries, dish of 50 .. 7 5 3 60—uhorries,4varletiea,50o£each 15 10 7 61— Cherries, diaii o£ 5u .. ..753 62-Lorjuats, dish of 50 .- ..532 SECTION IV.-VEGETABLES. 63—Collection of Vegetables, not lesa than 12kinds .. .. 2a 20 15 10 Gi-Potatoe9, kidney. 18 .. .. 10 7 5 4 Go—Potatoes, round, 18 .. .. 10 7 B i GB-Potatocs, collection ot b vari otles « i » l 67-Carrots,6 « \ \ GS-Parsnips, 8 S ! o 63—Turnips, G 2 J S 70-Bcoi Root. 3 I \ \ 71_OnionB, 12 C 4 3 72-Asparagus. 50 stalks .. •• H 4 3 73-Rhubarb, G stulks .. - 8 4 3 74—Lettuce (Cabbage), 4 heads ~ o 4 d 75-Lcttuco (Cos), 4 heads.. .. o i i 7B—Collection ot Cabbages, I kinds, single head of each la 10 7 77-Cabbog«.3heads .. .. 6 4 3 78-CtUillower, 3 heads .... 10 7 0 7'J—Peis, collectionotG varieties, 50 pods of each .. .. 2o 20 15 10 80-Peas, dish of 50 pods .. .. 10 7 5 3 81—Broad Beans, 50 nods .. .. 0 4 d 82-French Beans, 50pods -.6 4 i 83-Cucumbers. 2 10 7 J A SPECIAL PRIZK of £2 2s is offered by Mr W J Palmer for the Best Collection of Vege tables, comprising the following kinds :-■ Peas, dish ot 50 pods Turnips, 12 Broad Beans, dish of Carrots, 12 50 pods Onions, 12 French Beans, dish ot Lottuoo, 3 heads 60 pods Cauliflower, 3 heads Asparagus. 50 heads Cabbage, 3 heads Potatoes (Kidnoj), 12 Cucumbora, 2 Each oxhibitor mast, on or before FRIDAY, November sth, forward to the Secretary, a formal entry of his exhibit*, filled np in con formity witn tho schedule of pnwss, and no person neglecting to do this will be allowed to stage specimens for competition, its* For any additional information apply to the Undersigned, at tho Museum Buildings, Princes-street, _„_ CHEESEMAN. Hod. Secretary. Public Notices. VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE, PONSONBY. Mr John C iMPBEr.L has instructed tho under signed to dispose of oil bis Choicn Villa Sites as above These allotments, havinga large frontage to Ponsonby and Shelly Beach Roads, Curran, Emiuelt, and Sarsflold streets, are unsurpassed for position, view of harbour, size, &o. The allotments aro marked off on the ground. Price and terms on application. DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, 4 and 5. Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. ILLIAM DAVID DALLEN (Lato C. Burton), Baker and Confectioner, Queen-street. CENTRAL DINING ROOMS. Ladies' and Gontlemens'Commodious Dining Rooms, with every convenience. Gas Apparatus for Cooking. Meals served up on the shortest notice pENTKAL AUCTION MART. We, the undersigned, having commenced Business as Auctioneers, Land and General Com mission Agents, under the firm and style of Cabuinbs and Lusher, at our Sale Rooms, No. 127, Queen-street, beg respectively to'solicit a share of your patronage. Prompt Account Sales will "be rendered im mediately after sale. Cash Advances made, if required, upon Goods Bent in for Unreaorved Sale. Tho Sale of Town Allotments and Country Lands effected Privately or by publio Auction. Out-door Sales will receive special attention, and Account Sales rondered the following day, P;oduco of every description received foi \ Sale. Purchases made on Commission for Countrj Customera of any kiud of Goods. The Packing and Forwarding attended to with despatch. R. J. CARBINES. R. A, LUSHBR.



musical. QPENING OF A SINGING CLASS. MONS. F. O. CAILLIAU i Begs to inform the publio of Auokland that ho will Open a Hecond Singing Class on TUESDAY. 2nd ol November next, In the Temperance Hall, Albort-itreet. Termi'per quarter: Gentlemen, half a guinea Ladies, 6s ; payable in advance. mO STUDENTS OF THE TONIC SOL JL . FA MBTHOD. Mb CHARLKB BLOMFIffiLD begs to Intimate that ho will commence an Intermediate Singing Class on the Toaic Sol-Fa Method, in the Con gregational fcchool-room. Ediobargh-Btrcet, >owton, on TUESDAY EVENING, November 2nd, at half-past seven o'clock. Mr Blomfleld hopes by taking this step to meet a want long felt by iflemenrary Pupil*—of some thing to oome between tho Elementary and Ad vanced Classes, of some means of carrying on their studies after the Elementary course has 6>The plan ol the class will bo this: Takingnp a orrarse of instruction at the point left off by an Elementary Class, a Complete Internveolats Course of Lessons will be given, comprising— Voioe-forminß Exercises, Extended Modulator Exercises, Transitional and Chromatio Phrases, Minor Mode Phrase* and IntermediateJJhythms. With tbis end In view, Mr Blomfleld has ob tained from home a complete set of Exercise Books, inolutttor all the above sobjeoto. . ' The CltsU will be Open to all who have attendedanyElemcntaryClassandno Certificate is required. It is hoped this class will prove the means of a larger number taking the Klemon tary Certiflaate, while for those wlia have taken it. It will Bupply the material for working ,up to tho Intermedi-te Certificate. Besides the varionß exercises mentioned above, a constant supply of »uitableandpopular Part Musio, Glees, Anthems, &0., will be put in the hands of Memburi, and it is intended as the Class progresses to give parlodio*l Concerts, whon the pieces praotioed will be performed. Termß: 5a per Quarter, payable in advance; children, half-prioe. All Musio included. mHE »BT OF QINGING Mr H. GORDON GOOCH, Associate of tho Royal Academy of Music, London, and Bronze and Sliver Medallist of that Institu tion, receives Pupils for Singing at his private residence in Wakefield-street, or at the Auckland Music Warehouse. During Mr Goooh's residence In London, he had the honour of being associated, as Pjlncipal B*ss, with Madame Lemmens-Sherrinjjton, Madame Edith Wynne, Miss Mary D»vieß, Madamo Antoinette Sterling, Mr Kdward Lloyd, Mr Vornon Rigby, and Mr Cummings, at many Oratorio and Miscellaneous Concerts; and at the Brighton Mutical Festival of 1870, waa Bass ot the Quartette of Vocalists for Mozart'o "Requiem Moas" and Arthur Sullivan's "Light of the World,"—Mb Sims Rkkves being the Principal Tenor on that occasion. Siqmob Amjsrto Randegqeb says:—"Mr Gordon Goocb has always proved himself most efficient and thoroughly reliable in all the Concert! he sang at under my direction. MiDAMB SAINTON-UOLBY :—"Your rendering of the basso solo music in my Cantata [St. Dorothea] was extremely effective." Pbofkssob Dr. Macfarren :—" Has a powerfu and uouiually-extensivo voioe; is an excel lent reader at first sight; and, in enunciation of words, la very good." Mr Walter Laov :—" Blocntipn, excellent." Mr Lewis Thomas also writes:—"AH the 1 gentlemen in the Choir (the Temple Churohl and Mr Edward Hopkins [the organist] speak In the highest terms of your singing. Mr w alter Maofarrbn :—" Has a remark ably fine bass voice, sings in tuue, and is a capital reader," Mr Frank R. Cox !—" Possesses a fine voice, and has sung in various parts of England with great success." The original letters from which the above are quoted are in Mr Gooch's possession, together with tho highest opinions of the Londou and Provincial PreßS, such as " The Musical Times," "Mmical World," "Daily Telegraph," "Era," The Commlttoa of the Royal Academy of Music, under whose signature and seal Mr Uooch 1« empowered to teach Hinging, includes tho following names of world-wide oelobrlty :— Sir Julius Benodlot, Mr F. K. Oox, Signor Manuel Garcia, Mr Henry Leslie, Mr Walter Macfarren. Bignor Alborto Randogger, Mr Brlnloy Richards, Wonsienr P. -aincon. Dr. Stoegall, and Dr. Macfarren, PUBLIC and Private Banquets, Garden Par ties, Crlokct and Kog_Ua Club Dinners, supplied with Vocal and Instrumental Music, upon reasonable terms. Mr Gooch having had the direction of music at t ome of tho Banquets in London, any gentlemen entrusting him with tho samo in Auckland m»y depend UDon a first class programme of Musio being arranged,— thorohy relieving themselves from all pre liminary and tedious details. ironmongery. -a i\ PER CENT. "I Q GASH DISCOUNT (TO EEDTJCE STOCK) AItiLOWKD TO PUROHIASKRS O!F rTIABLE TT'NrvES X ABLE IVNIVB3 TJIORKS, -Corks. Spoons, e_c poons, CCc, J. & J_ D ICK£Y 230, QUEEN-STREET, 330. TjiREEMAN'S BAY SOAP WORKS. SAUNDERS & GILBEHD, SOAP AMD CANDLE MANUFACTURERS, Viotoria-street, Auckland. S. & G. having enlarged their Factory t< double its former size, and mado coßtly adai tlons to the plant, are now In a position to com veto with any factories In New Zealand or Nev South Wales. The yearly increase of the! trade, which has rendered the extensive altero tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee of lh saporior character of their noods. A Trial is respectfully solicited.



Amusements. npHEATRE ROYAL. MR. SWALLOW'S GRAND CONCERT. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12. , '; To commonco at 8 o'cloctr. Programme : Part I. 1 Overture (4 Pianofortes and a Harmonium, 18 hands), "Wirrnrn" .. MOZART Miaees Sns, Edith Abbott, Wright, lunks, Thomas, Smith, Skinner, Flora Abbott, and Mr swallow. 2 Duetta (Contralto oTenore)— ~„__.,,.. '• Te Trammentl" .. . Jf. Campana Mrs etanier and Mr Wilson. 3 Clarionet 8010 - Aria, ooa varlazioni J. Monr MrCXßyrno ICavatlna (Soprano)-" Omio „„■__, Fernando Donizetti Mrs Stevens. 5 Pianoforte Polo - Sonata /:,',,;, (juasluna Fantasia) op. 25, ' Beb^oViw . (commonly known as " The Moonlight Bouata' > Mr Swallow. . . 6 SSr <TeT? " l C0m» ■ W«™ » ; r-i Mr Wilson. 7 Harmonium Rolo-Overture b^lLivi to "Egmont" :. .. ' • • BkhtHoyb* Mr Swallow. . 8 Terzetto (Soprano, Tenoro. c Basso)-" This magic-wove t aoarf" J. Barnett Mrs Stevens, Mr Wilson, and Mr Uoocb. INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTK& Part 11. 9 Overture (Pianoforte Duet)— „„„„„ "Prometheus" .. BEETHOVEN Mr Swallow and Mr Wilson. lOßrlndiai (Basso) - " Tfl° „„„„.«„„ Goblet" .. .. - .. Martin Swallow Mr Gordon Goooh. 11 Duo (2 Harps)—"Odolcecon- «,—niinw cento " < Ariad I Mozart) .. Martin Swallow Miss Lucy O'dullivaa and Mr Swallow. l2BFltaUU < lu nmfn{ t-0)-'.'. NaI! a Do^-m ■ Mrs Stanler. 13 Pianoforte Solo-" Carnival - ~l lhnfl, deVenise" .. •• •• J.Sohulhoff Mr SwaUow. llBBllata(Tenore)-"Good-bye „„«,_ jsweetheart, good-bfe" .. J. L. Hatton Mr Wilson. 15 Inno iSoprano, Mezzo-So prano-e^ontralto)-;- Salve Mrs Stevens", Mrs Stanier, and Mr SwaUow. 16 Overture (4 Pianofortes and a Harmonium, 18 hands)-r " Jubilee " • • Weber MIBB9B Stevens, Edith Abbott, Skinner, Tilly, Clayton, Flora Abbott, Tunks and Smith, and Mr Swallow. Prices of Admission :— Dress Circle. ss; Stalls. 3s; Pitt. :2s. ' Box-plan and Tickets for all parts of the house at Upton & Co.'s only. Doors open at 7.30. Carrlaees at 10.30. THE Otahuhu Weslcyan Church Bazaar will bs held In tbr PublioHall on the Uth, 2tb, aafi 13th Novem .r. Friends will Oblige by leaving thoir contributions at Mr Edson a, _mist, Auckland, Rev. J. Law*. Onehunga. or at Johnston & Tanfleld's Store. Otahuhu, on or before November i. "tirrORKING MEN'S CLUB. The Half-yearly BaU will tekeplace obWBD NBSDAY next, November 3rd. Danoing to commence at 9 p.m. Double Tlokets, ss. Re freshments provided. Members are reaneßted to gat their tickets early (as only a limited number will be Issuedl; to be obtained from Members of Committee, and_^ L _ plN _ ) Secretary. ■VTATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER Or ODDFELLOWS AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Joint Anniversary of the Lodges in oonnoction with tho above Order will be celebrated with a Concert and Bali In tho Lome-street Hall on MONDAY KVBNINO, November 8.1880. DoubleTicketstoConcert and Ball, sa; Single to Concert, Is 6d; Ball. 3s 6d. Concert to commence at 8 p.m.: Bill, 10.30 p.m. M.C's.: Mes-rs Parker and Kelly. Refreshments provided. Tickotß m»y be had from tho following mem bers :-Mr Thorne, 18, Groy-Btreot; Mr Burnand, Queen-street; Mr Butler. STAR Offlos; Mr Bettnsy,Ponsonby Road; Mr Uardinor.Karanga haoo Itoad, Nowton; Mr Roberts, Duke-street; and T. BHORT, Sooretary Committee. "O OX ING I BOXING! R. DAVIS'S Boxing Saloon. Hobßon-Btreot, is open on every Tuesday, Friday, and Saturdays. Admis sion, is. or 10a tho Quarter. Yearly Tickets, £110s. Private Lessons given to Gentlemen on Wednesday Bveniogs. Terms moderate. Tjl Jf. MO S 8 & CO. *LAND AND ESTATE AQENTS, Ehortx and-stkket. . Properties entrusted to us have the additional advantage of being placed on Moss, Haino and Co.'s Central Registry in Wellingtoo. We make no charge unless sales are effooted. See also our advertisement on fourth page. Atruetics. A UCKLAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC £L CLUB. Tho Eighth Grand Athletic Carnival of tho above Club will bo held in tho Domain Cricket t Ground, on SATURDAY, 27th November, 1880, wnen the following Brogrammo will be pro sou tori to the Public :— 120 Yards Handicap 440 Yards Handicap BSO Yards Handicap One Milk Handicap 120 Yards Hurdle Handicap ■ 200 Yards Champion Race 100 Yards Siamese Race, draw for paira ; three pairs to start or no raco 50 Yards Sack Race 150 Yards Consolation Handicap 200 Yards Handicap for Boys undor 16 attending any Pnblio School. Entrioß (2s (id oaoh evont) will 01080 on SAT URDAY, the 13th November, at 9 p.m. Handi caps published on tho 18th, and Acceptances received (1b each ovent) on MONDAY, 22nd November, till 9 p.m. Members are reminded that the Annual Sub scription became due on the Ist October. NEVILLK B. TORDEB, Hon. Sec Sportmer. mHISTLE HOTEL DERBY SWEEP. £500 ON THE MELBOURNE CHAMPION RACF, to be run at Flemington, Victoria, January Ist, 1881. Tickets „ _ .. .. £l. First Prizk £200 Second Prize £100 Third Prize £50 Starters and Non-Startbrb (Divided).. £150 Drawers of Horses will be informed by Tele gram, and goneral results by Circular. Totalizator on the Melbourne Cup Now Open, Address :— M. GAt/LAQHBR, Tbistle Hotel, Auckland. DANIEL Me GUINNESS 1 GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE CANTERBURY J.C. HANDICAP, To be Run in Noveubes. 5,000 SUBSCRIBEBS AT £1 BACH, To bo distributed as under: First Horse _ £2,000 Second Horse _ 1,000 Third Horse..... ■.. 760 Starcarß-divided_ : 625 Non-starters—divided 625 -/ £5,000 If cheques are forwarded exchange must ba addod. Wherever 'possible P.O. Orders should bo forwarded, and stamps enclosed for reply. Address-^ DANIEL MOOWINBas, Ship Hotel; Or Boa 15. Post Office Tlmaru. £4000 S "ririr* No 7, on the WELLINGTON OUP, to be run in the first week in FEBRUARY, 1881. Tickets £1. FirstHorso.. '.. .. .. _ ..flioo Second Horse .. 300 Third Horao .. 1 200 Other starters (divided) ~ .. ~ -TOO Non-starters (divived) ... XBOO Tho £700 for other starters will average about £100 each horse. The £1801) for non-sUvtera will average about £60 each horse. Mr Georga North, ' Lambtonquay, an nounces his seventh annu 1 sweep on the Wet i^ffi 11 h" p>; ' r<# s,tlmS lt iB io* no 1088 thik £4,000, which will give handsome prizes even to the non-starters. Mr North's former racing sweeps have invariably been conducted with such thorough fairness as to give entire satisfac tion to all interested, and wo are not auxprlßed to hear that there is already a brisk demand for tickets for his four - thousand ponndor.*— " Kvoulng Post," 9th September. Address: Geo. Noihh, Box 109, Post Office or, JUimbton-fl uay, Wellington,