The Whangarei Show.

(BY TELEGKAPH, OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WHAJNGAREI, Thursday. THK annual show was held at Kamoyester day, but was unfortunately not favoured by fine weather. There was some disappoint ment at the meagre exhibits of local industries. I cannot but think that Auckland tradesmen have made a great mistako in neglecting this means of making known their watcs. Messrs Cousins and Atkin exhibited a. dray, and Mr N. McMillan n plough, which were honourably mentioned and obtained purchasers. Tho sheep and cattle exhibits were very good. Messrs Crowther, Lawry, aud Gooseinau officiated as judges of the horses, and Messrs Dibble, Gooseman, and Lawry tho sheep and cattle, and their decisions gave general satisfaction, Mr Gordon, Secretary to the Fanners' County Club, was very active in promoting the success of the undertaking.

In the evening the usual show dinner took place at the Kaiuo Hotel, Mr Carter, of Mangapai, Vice-President, presiding. The usual toasts on such occasions wero duly honoured. Messrs Lawry, Dibble, aud Gooscman, in speaking, specially com mended the horses and dairy cattle. Mr Wakelin responded to the toast of " Success to the Whangarei Agricultural Society," aud tho health of Mr Gordon, Secretary, was honoured most heartily aud duly acknowledged. The following is the prize list : —

HOUSES. —Class I—Draught entires. Ist prize, S. Dickey, Duke of Wellington ; 2nd, A. McKenzie, Sir Colin. Class 2—Thorough breds. Ist prize, Sineaton, Pretender. Class 3—Brood draught mares. Ist prize, D. Sinclair; highly commended, A. McKeuzio ; commeuded, H. ilawken. Class 4—Mares or geldings for farm-work Six entries. Ist prize, H. Hawken; 2nd, J. Dunnis ; commended, T. Johnsou. Class s—Draught colts or fillies, three years old. Ist prize, W. Wilkiusou ; honourable men tion, J. Chisholm. Class (J—Draught colts or fillies, two years old. Ist prize, S. Dickey; 2nd, W. Carter ; honourable men tion, J. Chisholm. Class 7—Draught colts nnd fillies, one year old. Ist prize, W. Wilkinson. Class B—Pair of farm horses. Five entries. Ist prize, 11. Ilawken; 2nd, Dunnis; commended, —. Johnson. Class 9-Best hack at the Show. Ist prize, D. Muun ; honourable mention, W. aud P. Carter. Class 10—Ladies' hack. Ist prize, G. E. Alderton ; honourable mention, McDonald. Clasi 11—Best hack bred iv the district. Ist prize, G. E. Alderton. Class 12—Yearling by Sir Colin. Ist prize, G. Hawken. Class 13—Foals by Duke of Wellington. Ist prize, C. Hawken. Class 14 —Extra stock ; buggy, mare, and harness. Champion prize to P. Gordon—the best turn-out in the country.

Cattle. —Clas3 I—Champion bull. Ist prizo, P. Gordon, Grand Duke ot Dashpur. Class 2—Bull two years or under. Ist prize, P. Gordon, Grand Duke. Class 3—Bull two years or over. Ist prizo, W. Cat tor, Brunswick Butterfly. Class 4—Cow iv calf or milk. Ist prize, W. Carter. Class s—Best dairy cow. Ist prize, Johnson ; 2nd, Johnson; honourable mention, W. Carter. Class 6—Best cow for dairy and breeding. Ist prizo, W. Carter. Class 7— Three-year-old heifers. Ist prizo, A. Carter; 2nd, P. Gordon. Class S—Two year-old heifers. Ist prize, A. Elliott; 2nd, W. Carter ; commended, T. Johnson. Class 9—Year-old heifer. Ist prize, W. Carter. Class 10-Calf born siuce July, ISBO. Ist prize, A. Elliott. SltKEl',—Class I—Best pen of 3 ewes and 3 lambs, Ist and 2nd prizes, A. McKeuzic. Class 2—Champion pen. Ist prize, A. Mc- Kenzio Class 3—Ewe hoggets. Ist prize, A. McKenzie. Class 4—Ram champion. Ist prize, W. Carter ; 2nd, R. Roose. Class s—Ram hoggets. Ist prize, W. Carter ; commended, D. Sinclair. A pen of ewes and lambs belonging to W. Carter were highly commended. PlGS.—Class I—Boar over 12 months. Ist prize, W. Willing. Class 2-Boar over three months. Ist prize, A. Elliott. Class 3—Sow over three months. Ist prize, G. Acton.

LIABILITY OF HUSBANDS FOR WIVES DEBTS.

The last English law reports to hand con tain the full report of a case recently de cided iv England by the Court of Appeal (affirming tho decision of Mr Justice Bowen) of such vital importance to trades men and others that a more extended notice of it may be of interest and use. The case we refor to is "Debenham v. Mellon," and it was decided by Lords Justices Bram •well, Bagallay, andThesigcr. The decision shortly stated is this: A husband who is willing and able to supply his wife with necessaries, aud who has forbidden her to pledge his credit, cannot be held liable lor necessaries bought by her; and a trades man without notice of suoh prohibition of the husband, and without having had previous dealings with the _ wife with his assent, cannot maintain an action a. aunt the husband for price of articles of female attire suitable to her station iv life, and supplied to her on bis credit, butwithouthis knowledge orassent." Ihis decision follows in the same lines that of the majority of the Court, in "Jolly v. Ree»" Both establish the somewhat startling novel principal that a secret revocation of a wife's authority made to her alone by her husband, is sufficient to protect him fiom liability. The latter case is only a Banco decision of the Queen's Bench, and was vehemently impeached, as was the above doctrine, on principle, by Mr Benjamin, Q.C. (perhaps the most eminent lawyer at the English Bar); on thi3 appeal Mr Benjamin insisted that this new principle was at variance with all previous decisions (many of which he elaborately quoted), and he summed up his argument thus:—"The mere fact of mar. riagc and cohabitation constitutes the wife her husband's agent in all matters relating to the household, and he cannot effectually revoke her apparent authority without giving notice of the revocation. If the judgment of Bowen J. be upheld, it will always be necessary for a tradesman, before he trusts a married" woman, to ascertain by inquiry or other means whether she has authority to pledge her husband's credit. This ia a burden which ought not to be placed on a, tradesman." The counsel for the respondent (the hus band) were not even called upon, and a unanimous judgment was delivered to the effect first stated, rejecting all Mr Benjamin's arguments. The following admissions and dicta of L. J. Brain well are important, since they seem somewhat opposed, at first sight, to tho judgment: " There may be cases in which a wife has a similar power (i.e., to bind her husband's credit) when she and her husband are living together, if the article bought on credit is of such a character as persons in the same class of life, of the same means, and in the same neighbourhood, are in the habit of ordering on credit. Take the case of the butcher's bill. If it is not the practice of persons in a particular class of life (and undoubtedly it is not) Ito pay for each joint on delivery, and to have bills, it seems to me that the wife would, in such a case, have presumable authority ; and if the husband means to negative it he not only must give her notice that he withdraws his authority, bnt also must inform the tradesmen in the neighbourhood with whom she might deal that the presumable authority has been withdrawn." This was exactly Mr Benjamin's argument, but the Judges re fused to apply it to the case ot goods bought otherwise than for actual household use. the Lord Justice even hints that where a tradesman supplies a wife for cash with an article utterly beyond her station in life, if the husband tenders the action back he might maintain an article for the price. This may be regarded as a mere expression of opinion, but if law it is a somewhat startling proposition. It is understood that this decision of the Court of Appeal is to bo impeached in the House of Lords, but, meantime, the weight naturally attaching to the unanimous judgment of such a Court (especially to any devision of Lord Justice Bramwell) according as it does with the opinion of such a sound lawyer as Bowen, J., and the majority of the Court of Queen s Bench, is such that the law must be con sidered as thus settled unless hereafter reversed by the House of Lords. It may be of use, therefore, for trades men to take a note of this case, as no doubt it will attract general attention.

It 13 a long while since tne puMlc of Auck land have had a bankrupt stick ottered them but the disappearance of J. B. Robinson and the seizure of hisstock'by the oreditora h_. thrown tha Btock of the Auckland CJotui.g G .1. pany_on themark3t. The trade were juvi, •! t 'bonder for it, and Messrs Garlick and Crau«c 11 pur chased it at a large discount off the original cost. They have removed it to their Uty ±iau Arcide premises, and as their warehouse is hardly large enough for their ordinary trade, they will sell this bankrupt Btool- at a small advance on what they purchased it for, to enect an immediate clearance. They having paid cash down for it, are naturally anxious to recoup tho eirra capital thus involved with all desnatcn, and offer it at far less than its value to eilect a speedy clearance. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to shop early in the day, as the assistants are so fully occupied attending to customers in the afternoon. Tho goods are all removed to tho City Ball Arcade, and are being sold by 1 Garlick and Cranwell, Draper, Clothiers and House Furnishers, Queen-street

Rewi and the Toles.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

KIIIIKIHI, this day. MUCH satisfaction is expressed here at tho action of Rewi in placiug the Tolcs in pos session of the block of land which they ac quired some years ago at Ngamako. On Wednesday the chief accompanied Messrs J. H. and J. L. Tolo, the Misses Tole, aud Mr Grace to the block and formally handed over possession, telling them to apply to him if their title should at any time be questi oned. Rewi declared himself bout on peace and pledged himself to adhere to the pro mises which lie made at the Waitara meeting.

To give some idea of the significance of Rewi's action, it should be mentioned that he was the first, or among the first to start tlio "ploughing of European laud." At the time the whole colony was convulsed with excitement over the " ploughing by natives at Tarauaki," few pcoplo knew that a parallel case was going on iv Wai kato—that Rewi had located a young chief lon Tolo's land, and started him ploughing, report having it that the occupier was to shoot any of the Tolo family wno might put iv an appearance. At the first out break of the Parihaka disturbances, Rewi expressed his sympathy with Te Whiti though the two had not been acting in coueert. Rewi has of late been at Te Kuiti, aud his present honourable action, for such it is, may he regarded as demon strating the prevailing sentiment of the loading men of the Maori nation, viz.—that it is useless attempting to stand up against the power of the Europeans. This circum stance, taken iuto consideration with the bitter opposition Rewi has given to the disposal of lauds, aud even to the givers of possession of other uativo laud uotiully sold, has displayed an entire change of sentiment, which will be productive of the greatest good. It should also bo stated, as still further showiug his kindly feeling towards Europeans, that Mr Ross has fairly •settled down to pastoral pursuits on the Ngatimaniapoto laud, across the Puniu Kivcr, aud has several hundred acres fenced in. The old chief certainly shows to great advautago in hia new rolo of " peacemaker, and settler of land disputes."

The Social Condition Of Russia.

PLOTS AGAINST THE CZAR'S LIFE.

A correspondent of an Anicricanjonrnnl, writing from St. Petersburg, says:—"Tho wretched iuterual condition of the country is a hard fact, real and indisputable. In a recent letter I warned you to look out for some new exploit on the part of the Nihil ists. The telegraph has doubtless informed you ot the discovery of two miues con structed uuder tho road to Livadia, and intended to produce an explosion like those of Moscow and of the Winter Palace. Apropos of this new attempt let me say that the Russian police at this moment are imitating the tactics em ployed by the police of Napoleon 111. in Paris in ISG9. In other words, we havo here in St. Petersburg at this momeut con spiracies organized by the police for the putposc of casting odium on the revolution ists. But iv this Livadia affair everything warrants the belief that the conspiracy was genuine. The police, then, really discovered ammo on the Livadia road, a tunucl of planks and bricks passing under two houses that staud near tbo railroad and ending under the rails. The work was ovidontly unlinished. In ono of the cellars under a heap of rub bish were found two iron-biuud boxes full of dynamite. No arrests were made. But some stations further on the police seized four boys from 16 to 17 years of age, who had little packages containing explosive materials. Up to this time all the threats and brutalities of the police havo not been able to wring from these children the names of thoso from whom they received these packages. I constantly hear people who live in luxury and idleness exclaiming against the revolutionists. "These Nihilists," then say, " are obscure bandits who want silk robes, caviar, and oil such forbiddon fruits." Gentlemen who pass their lives iv eating good dinners on tho boulevard declare, between two glasses of kiimmol, that these Nihilists do not deserve any pity. " Fire into tho mob, aud don't have any more words about it."

To these stem judges I recommend the reading of a telegram—a very short one received to-day from Khislavitche : "The lire having attacked the Schipper cigarette manufactory"—this despatch will bear reading twice—" 300 women aud children employed iv the manufactory wero shut up in the burning building by order of the pro prietor, who feared that they would carry off with them some of thn tobacco. Fifteen women jumped from four-story windows to the street, and were killed. The infuriated crowd burst open the doors and were for hanging the proprietor. He escaped by flight." It strikes me that this worthy manufac turer showed good sense iv running away. Men are hauged every day who deserve the rope le«s than he. Do you suppose that crowd was entirely composed of .Nihilists ?

CRICKET MEMO.

The following cricket matches will be played to-morrow afternoon, weather per mitting :— West End v. United.—This match will be played on the Domain Ground to-morrow afternoon, commencing without fail at 2 o'clock sharp. West End will be re presented by Messrs Lynch (captain), Cole man, Arneil, Choyce, Macky, King.Russell, Isaac, Day, Colgan, and Mitchell. While the United will be represented by Messrs. Mumford (captain), Buckland, Ivens, Tcstro, Dufaur (2), Lankham (2), Crom well, Swanson, and Jervis. A cricket match will be played to-morrow afternoon in the Domaia between the North Shore and Parncll Clubs. The players will be :- North Shore—Messrs. Burgess (2), McGechic, Wynyard, Webster (2), Waterhouso, Blincoe, Shaw, Yates, and Peglow. Parnell—Messrs. Brooks (2), Sadler, Stitchbury, Crawford, Nairn, Brown, Lumpkin, Angus, Cooper, and Kean.

To-morrow afternoon a match will take place between the Auckland and Otahuhu Cricket Clubs, and will be played on the Domain Cricket Ground. Play will com mence punctually at 1.30 p.m. The follow ing are the names of the A.C.C. Eleven : — Beale (3), Bindon, Dalglish, Earl, Irvine. Reid, Roach, Tuke, and Williamson. A cricket match will be played at the Whau to-morrow afternoon between the Second Eleven West End, and Whau Union cricket clubs. A drag will leave the Union Bank corner at 1.15 p.m. sharp. The following are the players .-—West End : Messrs Hanna, Woods, Butler (P.), Waymouth, Yon Sturmcr, Baker, C. P. Taylor, C. A. Taylor, Wallace, Davy, and Steadman. Umpire, C. E. Butler. Whau Union : Messrs Gittos, Brett (captain), R. Bollard, Hill, King, Archibald (2), Sinclair (2), E. Buchanan, and Laurence. Eraer- , gencies, Willmott, J. Bollard, and Harvey. ' A cricket match will be played to-morrow afternoon on the Domain ground between the Devonport CO., and United 2nd Eleven CO., play to commence at 2 o'clock. The following comprise the Devonport team :-G. Wynyard (CaptaiQ), H. Wyn yard, T. G. Sibbin, J. M. Sibbin, G. Eraser, A. G. Reid, J. M. Sims, A. Ogle, D. McLean, F. Bartley, and <"!. Niccol. Emergency, J. Landers. United C.C. : 2nd Eleven—R. Ellis, Grant, A. V. Harrington, W. Henderson, Holdship, Johnson, A. 11. McCormick, McDcrmott, Mills, Ripley, T. Wayte, and Shove. A match will be played in the Domain to. morrow between the Eden and Civil Service Clubs. This will bo the first match of the latter club, as it has been formed only this seasou. It already numbers seventy mem bers, and can briug to the field a strong team, and has determined to do battle with one of the leading clubs, and practically demonstrate that the ten per cent, reduc tion iv no way attects the development of the muscular. The players are: Civil Service—Messrs Roach, Lumsden, William, son, Greatbatch, Morrow, Mitford, Thomas, Baker, Irvine, Ellis, Rowe, Johnstone, Kearns, Colebrook. Eden—Messrs Buck land, Whewell, Burtt, Tonks, Hesketh, Aitkcn, Tonks, N olan, Cheescman, Mocatta, Keith, Scarborough, Yonge. A cricket match will be played in the Domain on Saturday next, 20th inst., between tho Auckland C.C., and the Otahuhu C.C. The players for the latter team will be Porches (3), Martins (21, Waters (2), |D. McClennan, Willmott, W. Carrutb, C. Bowden.

The Governor's Reception.

The ovation intendod for His Excellency the Governor has, in default of his appear' ance, been bestowed upon the Circus people. Prom an early hour in tho forenoon the city began to assume a gala aspect, and as the hours wore on towards noon the foothpaths began to be crowded with well-dressed people. Thcro was a general tendency towards the wharf to inspect the arch and to ascertain if the expected signals adorned Mount Victoria while the common form of salutation was " Any sign of the Governor yet." After one o'clock Queen-street became thronged with children of all ages and sizes, who, gratified at the grant of a half had come down in great exhila ration of spirits, not so much to see the vice-regal entrance as to feast their eyes upon the circus parade. AVucn at two o'clock there was still no sign of the inan-o'* war from Fiji tho intended reception was given up as hopeless foi to-day at any rate, and the public interest soon be came concentrated on the other event. A rumour has been current about town to the effect that the Danao has put into the Kawau iv order that the Governor may visit Sir George Grey, but there is no confirmation whatever of the report which is mere idle surmise.

AUCKLAND SCHOOL COMMITTEE.

The fortnightly meeting of tho City School Committee was held last cvoning. Present: Messrs AY, Gorrie, (chairman), C. McMaster, T. Thwaitcs, C. Wright, J. D. Schmidt, F. llewin.

Pitoi'osed New School.— Somo dis cussion took place with reference to a site in Freeman's Bay for a new school with tho view of providing further accommodation to meet the expected increase of pupils, conse quent upon the enforcement of the com pulsory clau ci of tho Act. It was general y agreed that it was advisable to secure a site as soon as possible, seeing that the price of property is gradually rising iv value, while a new school will be an im perative necessity at no distant day. It was finally determined on the motion of Mr Mc- Master that tho Board of Education should be recommended to enlarge the Nelson-street school.

Fairhurn's Candidature.—A printed post-card was received from Mr John Fair burn soliciting ths Committee's support in his candidature for a seat at the Education Board, aud intimating that while his sym pathisers were with the present system of education it should be his special endeavour to promote the interests of country schools. Letters from the Board.—Letters were received from the Board of Education, stating that : (1) W. F. Bucklaud, J. Fair burn, D. Goldie, T. Mactl'arlanc, and W. E. Mulgan wero the candidates for Dr. Campbell's seat at the Board of Edncatiou ; (2) that Mr Allright had been instructed to give his immediate attentiou to tho draiuago at the Wellesley-streetJ and Nelson-street schools; (15) that with reference to the removal of teachers and probationers the Board will carefully comply wich the pro visions of tho Act by consulting tho Com mittee in accordauce with section 45 ; (-1) that it is proposed to remove Mr Rochford from the Nelson-street school, and to attach to the school as an extra assistant teacher Miss Elizabeth Httngerford, re cently in charge of the Mount Roskill school. Tho Committ'e decided to offer no objection to these changes.—A ballot having been taken for the purpose of deciding to which candidate for Board honours tho Committee's vote should be given, it was found that the members were unanimously iv favour of Mr Goldie. Te.VCHKHS' CORItKSPONDKNCE.—Mr E. M. C. Harrison reported that the Beresford street school had been entered between Monday evening, Sth instant, and Wednes day evening 10th instant, 'some bottles of ink emptied upon the desks, and the lock of one door broken. .Nothing however had been missed. The remainder of the corres pondence from the teachers consisted of apologies for unavoidable absenco from duty, etc.

Tin's was all tho business.

Correspondence.

BOARDING HOUSE FOR YOUNG MEN.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—Your correspondents "A.8." and "Y.Z." have, through your kinduess, opened a question that is agitating the minds of many, and should cause the Christian citizen and employers of labour to ask—Can anything be done for our young men? Scores of them in Auckland at this moment aro anxious to obtain in or near the city, homes, and tor which they are willing to pay, respectably aud liberally. (When I say liberally, I mean from 18s to 21s per week), and for this sum they should have comforts of a home, and the surroundings of that home should be just what a respectable father would like his sou to have wheu away from his over sight. Our preachers and teachers, and public lecturers are constantly urging young men to cultivate habits of sobriety, intellectual culture, Christian useful ness, &c., and yet who amongst them ever gives a thought to the home life and home surroundings of the masses of young men whom they exhort to a noble life._ True we have our Young Mens' Christian Association, improvement classes, lectures, free library, &c. These are of themselves not sufficient. They have done good—they will continue to exercise a beneficial in fluence on the minds and morals of many, but we want more. Business hours arc over atGn.m. ; then comes long evening time; then is felt the want of home com forts and social [allurements to keep our young men from the public house, the billiard-room, and doubtful society. I believe, sir, that many af our young men who are the back-bone of the colony are being led into dangerous paths, through the want of a homely home. Can this be altered ? I believe it can. Nay, more ; I believe it will. Men of noble hcartedness, whole souled men, have laboured hard and long for the ragged, the besotted, tho outcast, and the destitute, and in thtir cases the "Utopia of the past is the realisation of the present." Who now will strive for cur respectable young men ?

I need not describe the boarding-house, where badly-prepared food, ill-conditioned sitting-room, no bath, or dirty bath-room, untidy bedroom (where three or more sleep together), slatternly servant, growling housewife, noisy children, and the air redo lent with the perfume of soap-suds, and the dust of weeks upon your Venetian blinds. These are well-known, and to escape this our young man of limited means are driven to seek more exhilirating scenes, and are led to spend their evenings in at the best a questionable manner. Here is an oppor tunity for practical philanthropy. They ask no charity; they seek no relief from public funds, but they want without the public house, the saloon, or the club, a homely place, with home-like surroundings, that they may call it home. Can it be done . "Let but one or more of our leading men think, plan, act, and it is done. —I am, &c, Home.

SCHOOL PRIZES FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

(To the Editor.)

Sir.—l believe lam correct in stating that no provision whatever is made for school prizes for our public schools, but that very gorgeous and expensive prizes are provided from the funds for tho fortunate pupils of the High or Grammar Schools. Why is the moving spirit of emulation removed from the poorer classes and granted to the wealthy ? How true the words, "To him thathathshall bo given." I bring this matter prominently under public notice just now, because I observe Sir Julius Vogol has for warded a lot ot books as presents for the Bchools. and care ought to be taken that the whole of these, or at all events the lion's share, should go to our teeming public schools, and not to the well endowed schools, already provided each year with costly prizes.—i am, &c, Pro Bono Publico.

GREAT STORM IN THE SUN.

Observers of the sun found indications of intense commotion on the 11th, 12th, and 13th of August. Tho sun spots were numerous, large and active, and protuber ances shot up their, rose-colored tongues with increased f"'ce and velocity from the snrface. ae e.rth made instantaneous ie.-ponse to the solar storm. A magnetic disturbance suddenly commenced, accom panied by an unusual exhibition of earth currents continuous and strong. It is years since the Greenwich observatory has recorded magnetic disturbances of equal magnitude, and it sends forth a timely warning to telegraph engineers, and especially to those concerned in laying submarine cables, that earth currents may now become frequent, as com pared with the quietness of recent years. _ A superb exhibition of aurora accompanied the magnetic disturbance. An observer at the Stoneyhurst Observatory describes it as

recalling the magnificent displays of 18G9, 70 and 71, while the play of the magnets was one of the most violent ever recorded at that observatory. The auroral display was extensively observed io England and Scotlahd. One observer describes it as an outburst of streamers, appearing like wavy, swaying curtains from tho zenith to the near horizon, with the loveliest green tints near the zenith. Another writes that tho streaks extended from horizon to zenith* the colour being principally pale blue with a reddish tinge. Another paints the dis play as a brilliant band of white light fol' lowed by streamers, each streamor fading away before tho succeeding one became very bright. Still another records a glow\i ing" celestial picture of the northern hor I izon Bkirted by a bright white haze, termi nating in an ill-delined arcb, h-om which sprang a lar„'o number of bread streamers, stretching towards the zenith.

The same phenomenon was seen by American Observers, although it did not receive tho attention bestowed upon it by European observers. It is evident, how ever, that the epoch ot grand auroras and magnetic storms has returned, and that onr northern skies ior mouths to come will pro bably bo lighted with auroral flames. More earnestly than ever arises the question of the cause of the sun spot cycle and its intimate connection with electric and magnetic phenoncma. No ono doubts that tho cmii motion in tho solar orb is rellected on the earth in tho Hashes of auroral light and the erratic movements of tho magnetic needle. Wo can see the cause and noto tho cliect. But no one, if the theory of the disturbing inllu euco of tho great planets be rejected, has found tho clue to the secret of sun spots, We can only grope in darkness while wo wait for persistent searchers to solve tho problem, and admire with mingled rcver eiico and awe tho mighty power with which tho sun sways Ills retinue of worlds, and tho strength of the sympathetic chord by which each planet in the system rellcets in auroral light and disturbed magnetism tho abnor mal condition of the great central orb.— " Providence Journal."

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19



Major Murray recently did the journey from the Thames to Te Aroba and back in one clay. The new waltz "Flirtation" has had an enormous run in America and Eng; and. Now on sale at the Auckland Music Warehouse, corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. Copies posted to any address on receipt Of Is 2d in st ainps.-lADvr.



"Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, Crape Trimming, Is tho largo box of 36 yards; lot of ether Wonderful Fresh Bargains, in the 3rd column Ith pauo.—W. 11. Dampier. WANTED, our Debtors (o laice notice Hint legal proceedings will bo instituted by us for tho recovery of all accounts duo on October Ist last which Bhall remain unpaid on MONDAY NEXT (Novombor i!2nd>.—SOMBU- KiiiM) andLEUK, Quoon-street. WANTED, a Boy accustomed to tho ]lutchoring.—Apply G. Hulmo. ANTISD, a strong Lad, about 18.— G. Thorogood, Lorno-strcot. WANTED, a {,'ood sccoud Cook at onro.-Apply Albort Hotel.



■\STANTEU, a good Coat-baad.—Pos- TV sonossikio. Tailor. Shortland-street. WANTED, a hint-class Boot Machinist. —Young Broa.. High-street. WANTED, Dress-makers.—Apply to Miss Dolanoy, at W. Rattray's, 00, Quoon-Btroot. WANTED, a Really Good Machinist, — Apply Miss Dolanoy, at W. Rattray's, GO.Qiioon-s truct. WANTED, a strong Lad ; must be abio to milk.-R. J. Walters, Now North Itoad. WANTED, a Strong Boy. used to the trade. — Apply to R. Farrell, baker, I'rlnco..street. Onehunga. ANTED, an Experienced Nurse Girl; one that can sow preforred.—Mrs l_uni nier. Barrack Hill. ANTuD, Copies of "The Choir" Chant i.ook.—Apply " W.11.,' olllco ot this paper. \\J ANTED, at Hnnnaford's Auckland VV Registry, Queen and Darby streots, Femalo Cook for gentleman's family; "\*/"ANTED, "lit Hannaford's Auckland T T ltegistry, Queon and Darby streots, Bar maid for a City Hotel. WANTED, a good Blacksmith, none other need apply.—Address "Forgo," Stak Ollice. WANTED, an experienced Nursemaid for Mount Albert.—X. O. Greonwood, Quoon-stroot. WANTKD, a respectable person as Nurse to young Children (for Fiji).— Apply to Mrs Nelson, St. Paul's Parsonage. _ WANTED, a First-class Stewardess to proceed to Norfolk Island, In tho mis sionary vcssol •touthorn Cross.'—For particu lars, apply to 11. F. Anderson & Co. ANTED, to Dispose of a Good Pay ing Drapery BusinoßS.—Apply Stab Ofllcc. WANTED KNOWN, Best New Potn toes, 201b>. for In; at Mrs Motion, City Markot, opposlto Mrs Giles, tho butcher, WANTED KN'IWN.— Tho Auckland Bowling Ci l> will moet for Play To morrow, at tho Ne.. Howling Groon, Grafton Road, at 3 p.m. WANTED, a Girl about 10 or 12 to answer door and mako herself useful, and sleou at home —Apply H. Cooper, Furnituro maker. Symoids-street. X%J ANTED, for Country Hotel, a Good V . Woman Cook.—Apply by 10 o'clock in tho morniog to Edward Lowis. Cnstom-houso stroet WANTED, on Thursday next, a General Servant; mast be good plain cook and laundress.—Apply Mrs Whitson, Waterloo Quadrant. , WANTED, a Steady Man as Partner in a good paytngbusincss; Capital required, about £100.—Apply by letter to "8.J.N.," Post Ollice, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, T. McMaster is selling a largo lot of Millinery, Mantles, and Dresses at very low prices. ANl'ED.'.two Housemaids, one Wai tress : goodreferencosroquircd.—Apply Star Hotel at once. . WANTED, a respectable Girl, about 15, to mako herself useful in a family of three. -For address apply thi3 ofllcc. ANTED, by a single Gentleman, en gaged outside all day, a Sitting-room and Bed-room, with Hoard, In tho vicinity of Symonds-strcot.—Address, stating terms " Dolta." btar Otnoe. , WANTED. —Ask for Waite's Fruit Preserving Tins; and sco yon get thorn. Sold by all Ironmongers, and at the Factory, Fort screot.-H. Waite. Wholesalo Tinsmith. WANTEITKNOWN.— I am delivcriug in tho City, for cash only best Ti-troe Firewood at 12s per ton, cat in blooks 13s per ton, sold in large or small quantity. Order pun ctually attended to. —G. Tisdalo, corner or Wyndhsm and Hobson Btrceta. WANTED TENDERS tor Carting, for Six Months.—For particulars apply to Union Sash and Door Company, Mechanics By WANTED, the Star's Headers to care fully peruse Goodson's 3 new advertise ments. Ooen: Bto 0: Saturdays, Sto 10.— London Office: 58. St. Mary Axe. ANTED KNOWN.—Tbo City Bullet Snppcr Rooms will be Open till 12 p.m. from Friday. 19th, to close of Circus season (private entrance, Durhani-utrcc t).—Thomas MoKwin, Proprietor. ANTED, a Good General Servant in a family; no children or washing; must bo a plain cook and ironer. Koforonccs indls pensable.—Apply Stak Office. WANTED, all to see J. Green's .how of Mourning Flowers. Prioe, 6d; usual price, Is to is Od a suray. Black Crape Puffing, 6d a dozen yards.—J. Green, 1-1, Victoria-street. W"""ANTED""KNOWN.— To bring the celebrated Worthoim Trcadlo Maohinos Into more general use, we aro now Selling them at from Fivo Pounds and upwards.—Hallenstem Bros. & Co., New Zealand Clothing Factory, Queon-streot, Auckland; and at Albort-street, Thames. .



WAIN TED KNOWN, 300 Meu's and Boys' Cloth Caps, at Is: a lot worth 3s 6d, at Coomuhb', 92. Queen-street. ANTED, a Young Person desirous of returning to England, would be glad to meet with a family where her services on the voyago would be considered equivalent for the passage.—Apply, J. W„ Star Office. "\ STARTED KNOWN, that Samuel W Coombes has just Opened up his Stock of Summer Clothing, whioh will be sold Cheap. for Cash.—City Clothing Mart, 92 Queen-street. WANTED, by an experienced Draper, a Situation as Assistant in a Country Storo; satisfactory references in town.—Apply by letter to "Draper," this ollice. WANTED, Purchasers for Superior English Pickles, only BJd por bottle; worth Ib. Only at W. S. Collins, grocer, Ko., Manukau Road, Parnell. WANTED, until MONDAY. 22nd inst., Tendors for purchase of a Good [ Farm near town, conveniently situated, on very easy terms.—Apply to W. McKlwain, Liu coln-atreet, Ponsonby. ANTED, Purchasers for 200 Boxes of Choice Tea at 20s; usual price 255. To be had only at W. S. Collins, Parnell Tea and Coffee Warehouse. WANTKD, to Buy 100 tons Wooling Rags, Tailors' Clipping?, &c. Bestprico given.—New Zealand Wooling Rag Company, Fort-stroet, adjoining Craig's Firewood Yard. Open on Saturdays only, from 1 to 5. 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.—Address: Brighton. Parnell. WANTED KNOWN, 500 Men's and Youths' Fashionable Hats. Bought a lot, to bo sold at 2s Od, worth 7s 6d, at Coombes', 92. Oucon-strect. WANTED KNOWN, that Great Addi tions have been made at Goodson's to the already beautiful assortmont of China and Glassware: Parian Statuary, elegant Crystal Epergues, Harlequin.and Tete Tete Sets; Toilet Tea. Coffee, and Dessert Services!; China Flowers and Vases. The Fancy and Toy De partment is now replete with the latest Novel ties. Cricket Hots, comDlote; Hair, Cloth, and Hat Brushes; Baskets and Kitß, Splash Mats, Concertinas, Harmonicums, Organs, Skipping Ropes, China Marbles, &c, &c. An inspection solicited,—lll. Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, Just Opened up a Splendid Lot of Youths' Regatta ' , Shirts, all aew Patterns, at COOMBBS" City 1 Clothing Mart, 92 Queen-street.



"Wanted. W r ANTED KNOWN, Stationery at TV English prices; Ruled Note Paper (cream laid), 2d per quire; Envelopes, 2d per packet; Foolscap and Letter, Od per qiiire; all 1 kinds of Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes; Mourning Stationery, Account, Pass, and Pocket Books, Pens, Pencils, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards, &c, &c, at prices before unknown in Auokland; a few Boss Puzzles left, at Is; tho Game of Trevole, Is 0d ; Tom Thumb Printing Prors.Ss; Climax Dater, 30s; Automaton Pencil Stamp, 7s Gd ; the Initial Rubber Stamps, Is each, with Pad and Ink for marking linen or stamping paper or envelopes. Supplied at Goodson's, 111, Queen-street.—Observe the Address. WANTED KNOWN—AIes and Stout, best Dunedin and Nelßon brands bottled by Bindon and Co.; also. Wines and Spirits, first quality; Ales and Stout, 10s por dOz. (quarts); 6s pir doz. (pints);—Biudou Si Co., High-Btreet and Vulcan Lane. \%T A N T E D X N O W N. To aix in Want of Monet.—L. H Nou megen is prepared to advance the Bame on personal or any other security, repayable by Weekly instalments.—Note tho address: 105, Queen-street. ODDOBitoJbo Savings' Bank. \\f ANTED""KN6WJN, that E. Carr V » ~ud Son have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and White Pine, Shingles, Houso Blocks, Palings, Posts. Rails, and Firewood in their Yard, Custom-house-stroet West, opposite end of Hobson-street. N.B.—The increasing demand for White Pine has induced them to arrange for a constant Bupplv. ANTED KNOWN—Ladies will do well to Inspect my Stock ot Millinery boforo purchasing elsewhere. A Largo Stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, English Bonnets, Flowers, and Frilling; cheapest in Auokland.—Mrs Whitehead. Milliner, Nowton. ANTED KNOWN, that J. Morri son, Asphaltor, has Removed to his Now Yard Custom-llouse-streot West, between Hobson and Nelson-streets. Asphalting at tended to on tho Bhortoßt notice. Also, a Largo Btook of Firowood. out and uncut; wholosalo and retail. WANTED KNOWN, Just Opened a Largo Lot of Gents' Straw Hats, from Gd, at Coomubb' City C.otliing Mart, 02, Queen- Blreo^ WANTniD, One Thousand Persons to come and Bee tho Famous Kelly Armour and tho Groat Soa Lion, just captured, foot ot Wakofleld-Btroot. Admission, Is ; Children, half-price. Kvery Visitor receives a presont. WANTED, every person about to Build or requiring Building Material n largo or small [quantities to. call orj send thoir ornoi'B to the AUCKLAND TIMBER COMPANY (Limited). By aid of now and high-class Machinery, ovory description of Building Mstoriuls manu factured of a quality, and at priceß, hitherto unknown iv the Colony. Trial solicited. Prices to moot the tlmOß. Speoisi advantages for cash. —Works : Custom-house-street West. Ollice: Custom-house-street Eiwt. near Wharf. ANTED KNOWN, You Can Get a Good Pair of Sox for Gd, at CooMisua', 92 Quoen-strcot. _^ Y\r ANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldic V T is prepared to sell .vl kinds of Building and other Timbor, including Hardwood, Spokes, Folloob, Iron-Bark and Bluo-Gum Shaltß, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, nt his Yards, Lower Albert-stroot, near Dock, at tho lowest cash prices. Tho timber, being under cover, is better than that purchased olaowhero. WANTED KNOWN,Mrs Lucy, Straw : Hat and Bonnot Manufacturer, desires to inform her customers and patrons that sho has ix splendid assorted stock of Ladles' and ; Gentleman's Straw Hats and Bonnets ; also an assortment of lijya' and Children's do. Latest fashion guaranteed. Throo doors below Albort- Btroot, in Vlctoria-strnet. WANTED KNOWN, that the Cheapest '. House in Town for good Boots and f hoes ot all sorts and sizes is tho Cheap Boot Shop, corner of Queen-street Mid Market En trance. Como ono, como all. No credit to pay lor. Largo stock. Mum Bell. ANTED KNOWN.—We are Deliver ing in tho City, for gash only :—Beßt ' Titree Firewood, 12s per ton; Ditto, cut in , blocks, Via per ton; Waikato Coal (best honsel, 22s por ton; Taupiri Coal (best housoi, 23s por ton.—W. & G, Winstone, Custom-house-street East and Wost. WANTED K.NOWK, .hat Oarlaw and Co. havo on hind a Largo and Well- Selected Htocic of Timber. Shingles, Houso Blocks, Posts, Ralls, and Palings. Wo receive orders for all kinds of JJoinors' Work. Mouldings, &c. Timber by tho cargo forwartlod to any port from our Coast Mills. SAWMILL AND TIMBER YARD, Oustom-houßO street West WANTED, North Shore Excursionists to call at Mrs Foster's Luncheon Rooms (Two doors from tho Flagstall Hotel), whore they can bo accommodated with Tea and Colteo at any hoin-. Evory attention paid to the com fort of Visitors. Chops and Steaks. Straw bcrrios during the season. Apartments to Let. Private Board and Rcßidonco. Terms moderate. Picnic Parties sup"Hnd at twelvo hours notice. WANTED, Visitors as well as Resi dents in Auckland to call and Inspect tho varied stock of New Goods—all Imported within the last six months—nt Goodson's. 111, Queon-stroot. Tho trade mottoat that establish ment being, "Small profits and quick returns," or, " A nimble Sd betier than a slow Ib.—Wnt clios: Waltbnm, key and keylefs ; Genova, Alluminium, Silver, Gilt, and Metal Cases, from liOs; Fronoh- American Clocks and Alarms, com prising : Kight-day and Keyless French, hllinti cal Carriage, Jokers, Peop o'-day. Carriage Alarms, Princo, Princess, Nutmeg, La Belle, Pirate, Whoel, Bannor. &c. &c, from 7s Gd. ex cellent time-keoporß, and handßomo in appear ance. Fresh arrival of Potosl Silver Goods, boing white all through (not platedl, woaring equal to silvor, Forks. Spoons, Cups, Castors, Cruets, Waiters, Napkin Kings, &o.; Gold and Silver Jewellery ; Alluminium. Gilt and yilver plutud. In Brooches and Sets, Studs, Kings, Soli taires, NcekUts, &c.; Monogram Vesta Boxes; Kicking Mules, 80-pcepß; Elophant and Dog Inkstands ; Tablo and I'ockot Cutlery iv «reat varioty; inlves and Forks, from 7b per doz.; Covers, from Is Gd nor pair; Pocket Knives, fromGd; Sycamore Bread Platters, from 2s Gd ; Knives, from 1b Gd ; Butcncrs' Knives, from Od; Scissors, from Is, at Goodson's (opposite Toiis.'b Mart), 11 . Quoen.strcet. fpLAX~HACKLES Wanted; must be ID cheap.—Apply R. Laing, ropemakor, Pic ton-Btroot^ T N DUST RIAL HOME. Wanted, a Married CouDle as Master and Matron of tho Industrial Home, Howe-street. Salary £150 a year, with Board and Residence, g Application to bo made boforo the 30 inst., to the undersigned, from whom all particulars may be obtained. T. H. HAULTAIN, Joint Secretary. Board and Kesidence. GOVERNOR BROW WE HOTEL HOBSON-STREET Board and Lodging ..20s per week ('lngle room) _25s Municipal Notices. pITY OF AUCKLAND. Kbbbing and Channelling Lower Unjon-street. The City Council will receivo tenders until 1.30 of THURSDAY. 25th instant, for the abovo work In terms of specifications and conditions at the ottlco of tho City Surveyor, Queen-street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tendors to bo ondorsed as above. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clor .. Town Clerk's Offioo, November 10,18S0. fVJL TV OP AUCKLAND. Dog Collap.s. Tenders will bo received until 1.30 p.m. of THURSDAY, tho 25th instant, for Supply of above in accordance with tho " Dog Act, 1880," for such quantities as may bo required. Samples to accompany tenders. Not bound to accept any tender. Tenders to bo ondorsed as above. P. A. PHILLIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Novembor 19th, 1880. urapery. TJ.OR A SHORT TIME LONGER. THE /^REAT fIHEAP OALE, Preparatory to tho DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP BY THE UNDERSIGNED, Will bo Continued for a FEW WEEKS Longer, to enable that portion of tho public who have not yet availed themselves of the Great BARGAINS which aro overy day being offered to CALL BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE I THE WHOLE STOCK MUST BE CLEARED I pREAT TgARGAINS! QUE AT "OARGAINS SLAUGHTER STILL GOING ONI! DOMEK FIELD & T ECK, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND OUT ■ FITTERS, ' 134, QUEEN-STKEET.



Personal. IP R. PROHL, Park Hotel, re my Lug gttue, give md time enoxfg h, I will pay all. If not, I suppose he must (as he says) sell them, or do " othorwisc " With them, if pressed.—J. G. Read. aODSAL. —If this should meet your eye, please correspond with K.B. at the KVkn i.Q_T_.ii Ollice, who know you at 30. Kastoheap, London. To Let. TO LET, at Parnell, a Horise at low rent, -Apply to Mre S. White. Brighton. rpo LK.T, Offices, &c, in High-street, A next to new Court-house. Low rent.— Apply to S. Roiit._ rriu LET, a Five-roomed Cottage, in Hob- L son-street; verandah back and front.—M, Foley, Grocer, liobson-streot. rf\s LET, a Commodious Store, with JL offices complete; situated in Durham street.— Ifor particulars apply to G. W. Binney. Lower Queen-Btreet. . rricTLET, a Room, furnished or un- JL f uruished; also Grass Paddock ; rent moderate.—Mr Halvotßen, Alton Road-last house. mv LET, Ordnance Villa, Ponsonby; X Harbour View, Bay Window, 6 Venetians, i Registois, Wasli-houßO, ft c.—Apply to K. Shilllngton, Freo_Library, or W. Head, Market. T~Q~ L~kT7~:in the risine Township of Whangarei, a General Storo ; best posi tion. Small Stock at valuation. Present owner retiring from business. Terms easy.—Apply to James Wilson, Whangarei. Novombar 10,1880. 'git)- iTQTTiET, at Ouehuuga, the well- L finished House of nino rooms, witli Stable, Coachhouse, Sec, and Willi or without two acres of land, situated at Norman's Hill, at present ocouoied by Dr Torrance. Possession can bo Riven 12th December.— Apply to Wni. Stevenson, Onehunga. rffioTlTET, a Conveniently Situated Four- JL roomed Cottage, with or without furni ture ; also a Six-roomed Hotiss, containing shop, narlour, kltclioa, and scullery on tho ground tloor; water laid on.—Apply at tho Cheap Fur nituro Mart, Victoria-street East, next tho Public Hot Baths. rp 0 L E T, To Bakkiis ANO OiiiHits—Tenders aro invited by the undersigned up to Noon of Thuksday, the 25th instant, for the Lease for a term of One, Throo, or Kivo Years, of thoae New Premise*, consisting of Balie-houso, Shop. Dwelling, and necessary Out-buildings, situated on tho main road, Ponsonby. Full information on application t" Estate Agent, 71, Queen-street. For Sala. gj^Oß SALE, in Cross-street, Newton, a V Four-roomol House with skillion; good well.—Apply P. Boamwell. Queen-street Whart. | jIOK SALE, a Harmonium, almost new. J 1 Price, £7 10s; far below its original cost.— Apply by loUor to "R.M." "Herald"Office. 171 0 It SALE, a New Seven-roomed House X? In Upper Quccn-streot, Newton.—Apply to John Mace, on tho promises. BjIOirSALE, a Country Store and Bakery BJ in a rising dißtrict.-J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, Insurance Buildings. r~ X SALE, cheap. Coarse Canvas Wrapping (in good condition); also, somo Stout Brown Paper, suitable for packing paroela. a pply this office. ( jjJiOR SALE, a New American Organ, iv A"1 porfect ordor. Price, &&■ To bo seen at Laburnam Cotta^o, foot of Grey-street.—U. Fuller. , JLfIOR SA.LB, on easy terms, in the Karau- Si gabapo Itoad, a Six-roomed Houso; water laid on, and ovory convenience. Also, a Flvo roomed House.—Apply to Mr Barnes, Newton. |h^Oir~SALK, three or four Building -S Sites of one aero each, at Mount n:den. 'Bus passes ovcry hour.—S. Viokors, 0, Insur ance Buildings. __^_ BUGGY.— For Sale, cheap, a Hooded Buggy, in good order; aluo, Pet ot Har ness, nearly new,—Apply J. J. Odium, behind Suffolk Hotel. CTIOR SALE, in Ponsonby, House of 7 BJ rooms, bath-room (water laid la), pantry. Btable. fowl-house, &c, &c; garden, splondid little orchard, and paddock, with a frontage to Lincoln aud Grace streets. Price, only £550.— D. F. Evans, Kstato Agent, 7J, Queen-street. TLIOR SALE, iv Ponsonby, near main JD road, New Verandah Cottage, four rooms, with ono or thrco allotments, fenced. Price. £200 or £255 respectively.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. jj^Olt SALE.—Tenders will be received BS to 20th of November, 1880, at H. Parting ton's office, for tho Purchase of 110 acres o( Land, situated at Coromandcl, known as Bla grovo'a, and surrounded by all golden claims at work. Crown Grant.—ll. Partington, Stich bury's Buildings VVOit SALE or To Let for a term, that Ss Kino and Commodious Residence recently erected by Mr J. M. Tunny, at Northcote (Stokes Point), with 2J acres, enclosed, and beautifully laid out with fruit trees, shrubbery, etc—lt Home, Shortland-street. Po«n—TWO Shops and Dwelling Houses, JJSOXJ W jth Freehold Allotments, situated noxt tho Torminus Hotel, Onohunga.— S. Valle, Houso and Land Agent, Shortland-street. (?oa CASH, balance at 10s per week.—Honso ■£"■>« of G room*, with Allotment 11 x 100. Price, £160.—5. Vailo, Houso and Land Agent, Shortland-street. J?ogc-Ncit Cot .geof i rooms, fitted with 3HA&O cupboards. Oven, Stove, 2 Tanks; alao. now outhouao, 11 x 12, &c„ and allotment 33 r 110; 20 minutes from Poat office.—S. Vaile, Houso and Land Agent, Shortland-street. j? eft CASH, balance by Weekly Payments of * OKJ £1 fach.—Pretty Suburban Sea-side Resi dence ot li Rooms, with Verandah, Wash-house, Cellar,&c, and Allotment containing nearly ono acre. Price. £150.—5. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. .p oof I—PR KIT V Suburban Cottaae.new and &00\J wo n flni ß hcd and fitted throughout, containing 5 rooms, with Bay window, front and back verandah, wash-house, fowl-honse, tank. &c; allotment 85 x 200 feet.—3. Vailo, House and Land Agent. Shortland-street. n i k ft—CHKAP FARM of 111 acres, 30 to 10 3jxo\j acrea grass, remainder fern, &c; largo Houso of 10 rooms. Weokly steam com munication. This is a good opportunity for ntiyono requiring an Inexpensive home with plenty of land.—S. Vailo. Shortland-street. OIA to £1,000 LKNT on Building Society Sw.L" principles, or oi other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and i . ans negotiated. See List of Properties for Sale on 4th page.—C. Williamson, BBtate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— Seven per cent, allowed on money deposited tor lnveßtmey rp O R SALE. A Partly-Improved Farm in Pir-AKCRA Valley, containing 200 acres of good land, with a comfortable 8 roomed House. There is a bush which supplies fencing timber.—Apply to J. M. & J. Moworay. Land Agonts, 12, Queen street, or to Hunter & Nolan, Auctioneers, Durham-street. ||. O R SALE. FINE FARM AND GOOD FL\X MILL. Good Flax Mill, with water-power capablo of driving any amount of machinery, together with lino Farm of 200 acres ot alluvial land unsurpassed in quality, with over 1,000 tons (of very fine Flax, and abundance in tho neighbourhood. This proporty is noorly all fenced and subdivided, and in culti vation. There is a nice now house of 7 rooms, with lnrge Barn. Garden, and Orchard. It is only 10 miloß distant from Auckland, and has railway communication, with good roads, along with water oarriago for Produce to railway station.—Apply to George tTrasor, or J. C. Anderson, .no. 6, South British Insurance Buildings. I fjl v a HALE ' In that rising suburb Ponsonby, and els c where :— Gentleman's Residences, at from £1000 Villa Residences, at from £350 Cottages, at from £125 Farms, largo and small, improved and otherwiso Also: Building Allotment in Grace-street, 100 x 125, for £150. Wallace-street, 150 x 400, for £210. Hhcehan-streot, GO x 100, for £55. Carlton and Park Roads, 40i per foot. Mil'ord-stieet, 120 x 150, for £110. Wood-street, 33 xIOO. for £27. Wiiliamastreot, 33 x 132, for £30. Oxford-Btreet, 33 x 100, with old cottage thereon, for £125. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, 74, (Jueon-street, Opposite Bank N.Z. "O" ULL BROTHER S, HAVE NOW LANDING, E" 'Famenotii' and 'Loon Coon, 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting of GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, and have fok sale — american ranges and stovks bakbjsd stbkl. fkncind wiius DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORSSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONES, &c, &c, &c. Agonta for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch- Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wino and Spirit Merchants, Quocn-stroot Kauri Gum Storos. Breakwater Free and Bonded Stores. Albort-careet. Liost and. Found. TT OST, yesterday, between Queen-street I JLi and Post Office, a Silver Locket containing two portraits.—"tadcr will oblige by returning tno Bamo to tho Stab Office. rK SHILLINGS Reward.—Lost, a Hed \J Leather Purse with clastic band, con taining four sovereigns.—Finder ploaso return to this office. KEEP YOUR HEAD COOL.—Pith Helmet Hats, from. 3s lid, at Coombes" 02, Queen-street. m O BUILDERS. Tendors will bo received until Norm of the 3rd December, for the Erection of a F»mily Resi dence on the Company's Estate, Remuera. R. KBALS & SON, Architects. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until Noon of the23rt inst., for tho Erection of two Villa Residoncei on tho Company's Estate, Remuera. R. KEALS & SON, " Architects, N,Z. Insurance Buildings.



Watchmakers. TMPOR 1 A N T FOR WATCHMAKERS! IMPORTANT roR EVERYBODY! The Rodanow Manufacturing Company (Limi ted—Capital $2,000,000), Boston, America, will forward, hereafter, even one single watch to any part of the world at wholesale price, i.e., 35 per cent, cheaper than any watchmaker, as none of ! them is manufacturiog watches himself, but only buying them fiom here. We call tho par ticular attention of everyone intending to pur chase a flrßt-class reliable watch to our folio w ing price list: KEY-WINDING WATCHES. £ S. ' SnvnK Watoii, Ciystal glass, seconds hand 0 10 " " Hunting case, engraved highly finished .. 014 " " Skeleton movement Ex tra Jeweled, stout double cover .. .. 10 Gold Watch, Jeweled, Maintaining Power, Crystal glass.. 1 10 " " Half Hunter, Bnainel or Gold Dial, Lever es capement, .. .. 110 " " Hunting Case, Superior Nickel Movement, best quality with all the latest improve ments, 2 Gold Covers, 2 3 KEYLESS WATCHES, (STEM-WINDERS). The Keyless mechanism to a watch is one of tho great modern improvements in watch work, it does away with tuo old-fashioned key, with ■which so many parsons havo rulnea their watches. The watch is wound by turning a nurled knob, placed on the handle or bow, in stead of by tho ordinary means; the hands are set in the same way. The advantages of these improvements are obvious, the c___, which never need be opened in winding, is made air tight and dußt-tight, thus preserving much longer the fluidity of the oil, acid greatly pro longing tho intervals between tho necessary cleaning of the watch. & B. Bilv. nKEYLiSBWATCH.Lover Move ment, Flat, Jew eled, Cryb ta 1 Glass 17 •< " " Double Cover, Knamelor Orna mented Silver Dial, .. ..15 " " " Superior Skele ton Movement, Extra Jeweled. Stout Double Cover 1 lo GOLD KeylßßS WATCO, Open Face Le ver Kscapement, TenJewßls, ..2 5 '■ " '• Half Hunter, Best Movement, nil latest im provements, 1 5 Jewels 3 0 " " " Two Stout Gold Covers, Chrono meter Movement with Center Sec ond Hand, a splendid Watch for presentation 315 " " Chkonombter,3 Gold Covers, Movement of fln ost workman ship, Centre sec ond Hand,repeat ing hours and quarters .. .. 8 10 ' «' " " ImpbkulChro- NOMKTrcn, showing days, date, weeks, and months on dial, repealing hours, quarters, and eights, 3 heavy Oold Covers, warrant ed for 5 years, and without doubt the best and handsomest watch in existence .. 15 0 OBSERVATIONS. 1. All tho above watches can be had in smaller Blue to Buit for ladies' worn- at tho same price. Monograms, Initials.l arms, etc., engraved on the baok of the watch free otcliarao. 2. All our Watohes are thoroughly finished ana reaay for immediate use and will be sent Becuroly packed in Morocco case, post freo, to any part of the world, together with spare mainsprings, glasses and keys, those being a great convenience, as in many outrof-tho-way places, It is alinoßt a matter of impossibility to replace one of these articles. 3. Every waich is accompanied by a written warranty guaranteeing the regularity and superiority of its workman»hip for taree years, during which time no charge will bo made for repairing If tho watch is returned post 4. All our Gold Cases aro 18 carat gold; tho Silver Cases aro of the best sterling Silver. 5. Six per cent, discount will be allowed on orders for six or more watches. 0 All our watches havo compensation balance, which renders them equally accurate in either hotor cold climate. 7. All watohes may be ordered with or with out seconds hand, with engraved, plain polished or engine turned cases, without diiferenco of price. , , , 8. No orders from abroad filled unless accom panied by a remittance to caver tho amount, or o, referenco on a Boston bouse. Persons residing in any part of the world need not hesitate to forward their orders to this establishment as they may rely .upon receiving the exact watch ordered by them, which if not approved, will be exchanged free and safe by post, or money refunded. The best means of Bending money is by draft on New York, Pans or liondon, which can be procured at any banker and everywhere,—or enclose the amount in bank-notes, gold coras or postage stamps of any country of the world. All orders, tho smallest as well as tho moot important, will receive the same particular attention and will bo forwarded without delay. Wo respectfully ask for a trial order. THE RODANOW' MANUFAC TURING COMPANY, 5 AND 7. PORTLAND-STREET, BOSTON, U.S. OF AMERICA. Tonders. Education Department, Wellington, Bth November, 1880. rinENDERS are invitca for the Supply of 1 Clothing, Boats, Ship-chandlerr, Iron mongery, and other Necessaries, to the Naval Training School at Kohimarama, from the Ist day of January to the 31st dar of December, 1881- Tenders (to be addressed to tho Collector of Customs) will be received un to noon on 30th November current, at the Custom-house, where general conditions and specifications may bo seen. . _ ~ The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Byordor> JOHNHISLOP. Secretary. nOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until l UKSDaY, the 23rdinstant, for the under mentioned works :— No. I.—lmproving a Road In the Kaukapa kapa, Highway District. No. 2.—lmproving a Road in the Kaukapa kapa Highway District. No 3.—lmproving part of the Lake Road, Lake Highway District. Plane, specifications, and conditions can be seen at the Council Office, Shortland-street, Auckland; or for Nos. 1 and 2, at Mr R. Sin clair's, Kaukapakapa; No. 3, at Mr Michael Shea'a, tho Lake, North Shoro. JOHN JAME3. County Clerk. UCKLAND AND TE AWAMUTU RAILWAY. Tenders will b3 received at Office of the under signed, until NOON on WEDNESDAY', No vember 24, for leave to Cut Grass between each j-mile post. Highert or any offer not neces sarily accepted. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. mo EXCAVATORS AND OTHERS. Tenders for Excavating and Draining part of the Auckland Bero^ford-Btreet School-Ground will be received by tho Kdncation Board, wyndham-street, Auckland, until noon of TUESDAY, 23rd November next. Plan and specification at the Office of the Board, and at the School. m O C A,R P E N T E R S. Tenders will be received for Repairs and Alterations to a Cottage In Nelson-street, up to November 2ith. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—For particulars apply to HoUand and Portzer, Grocers. TENDEKS for Underdraining a li-ncre Paddock on Conquest Place Road, Parnell (labour only), will be received at my office up to noon of Tuesday, 23rd instant.—For particulars, apply to Barton Ireland. AURAKI PUMPING & DRAINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tenders will bo received up t. noon of MONDAY, 22nd, for Freight of Coals from tho Bay of Islands and Whangarei to Grahamstown. for a term of one year. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. JAMES STODART, Secretary. Auckland, November 16,1880. UCKLAND GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. TENDERS FOR CARTING. The Directors invite tenders lor Carting in terms of specifications to be seen at tho En gineer's Office, at the Gas Works. Tenders to be addressed to tho Board of Directors, marked " Tenders for Carting," and lodged at the office, 3, Inßuranco Buildings, Queen-street, by noon of Monday, the 22nd , November, 1880. : E. B. PARSONS. Secretary, i Auckland, November 12,1850. mO PAINTERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of FBI -1 DaY, the 26th, for Painting and Papering b - Villa at Mount Roskill. Plans, &c., at my office. P. HERAPATH. Architect. ". mO. BUILDERS, i Tenders will be received until Noon of the 26tl a tost., for tho Krectlon of a Brick Building at tin corner ot Victoria and Elliott streets. R. KEALS & SON, Architects. N.Z, Insurance Buildings.



Piibfito Notices, ■i^ E W MV» IG. rpHE "TTERCULES QALOP," Dedicated to tho Honorable Lady Hercules Robinson, To be had at tho AUCKLAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE, Corner of Vulcan Lane. 1 wp PIECES Cl WHITE CALICO JL * _. SHIRTING, soft and heavy, nearly 36 inches wide. Id per yard.—J. Coßgrave and Co. /POLE'S CIRCUS. The Proprietor of tho Kden Vine Hotel will have, from this date, Cold Lunch always ready on the shortest notice to parties belonging to Colo's Circus, or any other visitors. SAMUEL KVINSON. 16th November, 1830. nIKCUS! CIRCUS! Visitors from Country can obtain Stabling on application to J. Hendby, at Robertson Bros., Upper Symonds street. VISITORS to Cole's Circus.—Good Ac commodation for Horses and Buggies at reasonable charges.—Wm. Porrett, Bakar and Confectioner, Symonds-street, threodoorsbelow Circus Field. MR CODLIN gives notice to tho Public that he will run a 'Bus from Onohunga (at 0.30 p.m.l to town Every Night during the stay of tho Circus. THE Best Value m (Jiiucircn and Wo men's Hosiery is obtainable E. Tester's Karanganapo Koad. UNION BEACH GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that at a Meeting of Directors hold this day, a Call (tho 10th) ot One Shilling per share was made payable to the Secretary, at th» office ot tho Company, No. 21, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 22nd November, 18S0. _.-___, J. FRIAR CLARKK, Secretary. Auckland, November i, 1880. AUCKLAND COLLEUE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Tho Board of Governors invite applications for the Knglieh Masterßhip of the Auckland College nrd Grammar School. Salary, £350 per annum. __ Applications with certificates of Character and competency, will bo received nntU Ist December next; and the successful candidate will be expected to enter on his duties in the beginning of February 1881.^ Secretary. 1 r\f\ PIECES OF GREY CALICO, jLXJX-P the fine Mexican make, 3d per yard.—J. Cosgrave and Co. . TO OFFICERS, SECRETARIES, AND OTHERS. As the "Auckland Almanac" for the year 1881 is fast approaching completion, Managers or Secretaries of Publio Companies, Secretaries of Religious, Literary, Mußical, Soiontiilo, Trade Commercial, and Sporting Societio3, also, of Masonic, Oddfellows, Templars, Orange, and other Orders, are respectfully desired to send to tho Star Office, at their earliest convenience, such information as may bo of public Import ance, marked " Almanao Mattor." " BRETT'S ALMANAC " FOR 1881. -| /-\f\ PIECES FANCY RIBBONS, I \J \_/ 3d por yard.—J. Cosgrave & Co. WHERE'S ? WHO'S WHAT'S ?— Questions and Answers.—Q. Where can I leavo an order for a Servantfrom Hannaford's Auokland Registry, without going to the top of Queen-street?—a. A the Branch Office. Q. Who will receive my Letters, ro-diret them, and forward to any address ?—A. I will. Q. What Central Office can I leavo Small Parcels at. with the csrtainty of their being delivered at any part of tho City or Buburbs?-A. At mine. Q. Who will Bafcly Storo my Luagage for Is per nionth?-A. I will. Q. Where can I readily SeU or Let Land or Houses?—A. At my Branch Office. Q. Where can I readily Buy or Rent ditto at low rates?—A. At my Branch Office. Q. Who can get mo a Loan of Money on good Becnrity?-A. Icon. Q. Vho keeps an Inquiry Book, wherein 1 can continuously remstcr (wherever I might be) information for inquiring friendß?-A. I do. Q. Who is tho prinoipal public amanuensis in Auckland?-.*. 1 am. Q. Who are you ?-a. T. B. Hannaford. Q. Where s your Main Office?—A. Upper Queen-street. Q. Where's your Branch?-a. Darby-street, tinder Albert Hall.—T. B. Hannakokd, General Agent, Scrivener, and Collector, Offico of the Waita kerei West and Okahu Highway Trustees, Upper Queen and Darby streets. Auckland A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Tho Trustees are prepared to advance Money on Freehold Security, in sums of £50 and upwards. Applications for loans to bo sent in by MONDAY, tee 29th iDStant. RICHARD CAMBRON, Manager. Auckland, November IT, 1880. TOOrfcO LADIES' AND XVJ,UV/VJ' GIRLS' STRAW HATS Newjand the Fashion), Is.—J. Cosgrave and Co PRINCIPLE OF BUSINESS: mv Busi ness is conducted upon the Cssh principle in Buying as well as in Selling, and I am thus enabled to giv« [customers every possible ad vantage.—X. Tester, draper, Karangahapo Road. ~\T"OTICE OF REMOVAL.—MR Joseph J3I GuKKr-, Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Free man's Bay, will open his new premises in Vic toria-street. noarNelson-streot, on SATURDAY, 27th instant. __f__l_ LADIES' PARASOLS at la 9d. O\J \7 —J. Cosgrave and Co. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM in town for FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BKD DING, is at T. & H. Cooke's 67 Queen-street WARDROBES, Chests ot Drawers, Washstands, and Toilet Tables of choice Mottled Kauri, on sale at T. & H. Cooke's, 67. Qucen-streot. VTEW PATTERNS in Brussels and J3I Tapestry Carpets, New Patterns in Cre tonnes, on sale at T. & H. Cooke's, 67, Queen street. NLY ESTABLISHMENT in Auckland employing Steam Power in the Manu facture of Furniture is T. & H. Cooke's, 67, Queen-Btreot. GANE-SEATED CHAIRS.—A largo assortment of Austrian Bent-wood Cano Chairs just received at T. aud H. Cooko's, 67, Queen-stroet. J7UVE Per Cent. Disccunt allowed to J Cash Purchasers at T. &H- Cookr's Furniture and Carpet Warehouse 67, Queen street. ]_^f\_ r\f_ YARDS DRESS STUFF. OvvV/ ii.—S. Cosgrave & Co. ; OCAL INDUSTRY! LOCAL IN DUSTRYI IST PRIZE TWEEDS 1 IST PRIZE TWEEDS I A. Lovett has Purchased the bulk of the "Kalapoi" Tweeds,which obtained FirstPrizeat the lste Show, and is now offering them to h*s Customersat his Establishment, Wclleeley-strect. riIHE Largest and Cheapest Stock ot JL DRAPKRY and CLOI'HING In New Zealand as well as tho Greatest Variety to choose from, is at 3. Cosgrave and Co.'s, Queej street THORNTON SMITH, AND FIRTH'S PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale) Subject to alteration without notice. Sacks. 100's. Wb< Crown Brand Flour £s. d. £s. d. £s. d, perton 13 0 0 13 10 0 U 0 C T.S.&F. Canterbury Fiour 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 0 Sharps, per ton .. 510 0 .. .. Bran, per ton .. .. 510 0 ... ~ •• Fowl Wheat .. .. 3s. 6d. per bushel. The above prloea Include sacks and bag? ; sackt and bags not returnable, Terms I.Cash Auckland, Ist November. 1880. ESTAIJLISIIED 1860. WAITEMATa FLOUR MILL'S PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale). Subject to alteration without notice. Saoks. 100's. 50's. £ B. d. £ s. (I. £ a. d. Flno Flour, per ton 13 0 0 13 10 0 11 0 ( J. 1.. Flour, per ton 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 l A. Flour, per ton 12 0 0 — — Wheat Meal .. 13 o 0 — — Sharps, per ton .. 510 0 — — Bran, per.ton, .. SlO 0 — — Tho labovo prices include sacks and bags. Sacks and bags not returnable. Cabin Biscuits, £18 per ton : cases 2s Cd each. Also a large assortment of Fancy Blsouits; price list on application. TERMS: CASH. Office: Lower Queen-street, Auckland. j Ist November, 1880. .„„„..„„ JOHN LAMB. CITY FLOUR MILLS ANE BISCUIT MANUFACTORY. i Auckland, November 1,1880. We beg to advise you that our Prices fron this date are as under: ■ Sacks. lOOlbs. SOlbs. £ s. d. £ B. d. £ s. d Anchor Flour, ton.. 12 0 0 12 0 0 13 0 Baker'sKxtro.ton.. 13 0 0 — _ ■ Sharps, per ton ..500 — _ Bran, per ton ..500 — _ 1 Cabin Bread, ton .. 18 0 0 — _ 3 lOOlbs. SOlbs. 100lbs. Cages .. .. 2s Cd 2s Sks. Is We are yours truly, J. BYCROFT & CO.



Publio Notices. AUCKLAND AND TE A WAMUTU RAILWAY. WAIKATO RACES, NOVEMBER 30TH. Single Tickets Issued from Mercer and aU Stations North of it to Hamilton Junotlon ana Ohaupo. on SATURDAY. November 27th: MONDAY, November 29th; and TUESDAY, November 3.th.. will be available for return up to, and including, WEDNESDAY, December Ist A. V. MACDONA LD, District Manager. EVERYONE try Williams's £2 15s Salts; 12s Trousers to measure.—J. Wli- I Hams, Tailor, Victoria-street. MR GORDON GOOCH'S Advanced Pinging Class in connection with St. Thomas's and St. Matthew's wffl ronnaence MONDAY Evonlng, Nov. 22nd (8 till 9 odookl. In St. Thomas's School-room. Ladies ana Gentlemen reading musio who wish to Jola same may do so by leaving their names WO» Mr Kady, at Musio WarehoußO, or with __at Gooch. THE Cheapest House for Muslin Edging and Insertions is E. Tester's.KarangaUapo 9 Road. OLHSINGER'S EIAMOUS JUTEDIUINE&. MR S. BLEBINGER bogs to announce that ho Will Be In Auckland daring the Ensuing Week, to tako ORDERS for the Above. TEA, Coffee, and Refreshments can be had during stay of tho Circus at Stamford House, directly opposite. sf\r\f_ MEN'S AND BOYS' ,UUU STRAW HATS (New Shapes), is.—J. Cosgrave and Co. mv v mHE 'SOUTHERN jCWa^V X CBO3S' sails for Norfolt I_rrffißfsK\S»Mana on WEDNESDAY,2Ith UUaJTOMi&yinstant, at 11 a.m. (provided tbo Sydney Bteamer has arrived), weather permitting. A steamer wdl leave the North chore Ferry T at 10.30 a.m. sharp, to con vey passengers on board. . . Thoße ladies arid gentlemen who have ac cepted Bishop Selwyn's invitation (and intend to go) are requested to Bend in their names to Captain Clayton, Insurance Buildings, at their oarließt convenience. • _____ T. 0. TILLY. Agent. PERHAPS at no former period in the annals of Mining History has there been more peculiar need of honest and experienced advice with regard to Mines and mining matters than there iB at present. Captain John Phillips, Mining Engineer of forty yews £ radical experience, is now open to Inspect lining Properties and give bona fldo and reli able opinions or reports. Terms reasonable.— Address, Box 202, Post-office, Auokland. •XTEW TWEEDS AND OOATINGS. JobtJOpkned Up, 9 H. L. POSSENESKIE'S, NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS, Comprising Bliss, West of England, Bnnnook burn, and various other manufactures of Scotch Tweeds. New Twekds and Coatings 1 A Large Variety of French and German Tweeds. New Tweeds and Coatings I Worsted Coatings in all ShadOß and Patterns. New Twkbds and Coatings I Superior Meltons, Beavers, and Venetians In all shades. New Twkeds and Coatings I West of England Superfine Black and Blue. NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS! JUST OPENED OUT, AT H. L. POSSENESKIE'S, Mbrchant Tailor & Habitmaker, Oppos the South British Insurance Buildings. Siiortlavd-stkekt. Auckland. N.B.—A Large Variety inlFancy Veßtings for winter I wear. Spooiat Observance: JAR work warrantod Hand-Made only. ,-,.- Merchandise. ■VIEW QEASON'S fTIEAS. 1880-1881. OUR SECOND IMPORTATION OF THIS SEASON'S GROWTH WE ARE ADVISED BY CABLE AS BEINO . SHIPPED, And will comprise: E. E. and O. Mail Steamer, from Foochow \ Well selected 1240 BOXES (CONGOUS, snnnA^raKTq C Q^LITIKS BANGING 500 HA.F-CIIESTS I KKQM MKDnjM / TO FINB. i Ex 'Alaxa,' irom Foochow: . 100 box its S.O. PEKOE, line quality. Ex P. and O. Steamer 'Poonah,' from Calcutta : 50 CHKSTS ASSAM, BROKEN BLACK PEKOE 30 chests ASSAM, PEKOE, SOUCHONG 30 i-OHKSTS ASSAM, PEKOE, SOU CHONG. , , r , L. D. w™ AN ; c° AUOtIODB. MONDAY, NOON. ■: ■> ■:'•" ;. CONTINUATION OP AUCTION SALE.,, Fancy Goods, Drapery Scales and W eights, A mericau Trunks Jewellery, Marble Clocks A Lor of Sterling Silver Goods Milner's Fire-proof Safe Furniture, Feathers, &c. Lot Watchmaker's Tools. AT the premises late in tbo occupation of Mr C. Biomfleld, Wakcfiold-street, on Monday next, at 12 o'clock noon, A Lot of Saleable and Seasonable Goods as abovo A few lots of Superior Jewellery and Silver ware. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23. POMPADOUBS, I Ladies' Superior Underclothing, Sun Hats, Trimmed Hats, . . • Men's Hats and Caps, Handkerchiefs. _,- Boys' Clothing, , ■-•-■.. Linens, Shawls, Shawls, Skirts, Haberdashery, Etc., Etc., Etc. GABRIEL LEWIS > \TjTILIi Sell, at his Store, on above date, V T at 11 o'clock, A PARCEL OF ABOVE GOODS. Terms at Sale. ) WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 24. ■ BOOTS AND /SHOES. LADIES* AND GENT.' BOOT UPPERS, LACES, &C, &C. GABRIEL LEWIS 3 rj AS received instructions to sell at bis JLjL Store, on above date, at 11 o'clock, A PARC. LOF ABOVE GOODS, » Well Assorted. Terms at Sale. ' B. TONKS.J [R. a CASK. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 22. i Ex ' h.i.'el.' i. Ci. R SAVE, on Monday, at 11 o'clock 0 E sharp, I 10 tons BRAN _* 5 tons SHARPS'^ 300 Backs OATS. J B. TONICS & CO." [Continued on Fourth, Page.]