dense mass. No wonder that a Maori ex claimed in. my hearing,^'lt would be better hoi to have been born!" ' V ' No cases of serious sickness have been reported. Doctor Driver■ v; in, medicnl charge at Rohotu. W &ilst_ Drs. Boor, Mclntyre, and Watt, and one irom Canter bury are most attentive; '

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Natives Charge Constabulary with Stealing £300.

PUNGAKEHU; this day. Mr Bryce left for Parihaka at C:3O this morning. V..

The Maoris state that coin and greenstone, btc,,to the value of £300, were taken during the Constabulary search.

About 60 stand of arms were taken during Mr Bryce's visit to Maudia; There is nothing more of importance to dayDISPOSAL OF PRISONBRS.-A CURIOUS DANGER. The chiefs arrested are Titokowaru, Rangipuotioato, Patuapai, Hatario, Hori ama, Henakuki, and Kerepekepakere. These prisoners, along with others taken on Saturday, will, Mr Bryce informs me, probably be sent to New Plymouth. Tha reason why the prisoners have not yet been sent i 3 that Mr Bryce fears tbat all the notives in Parihaka would proceed there and squat in the streets. PUNGAREHU, 11.36 'a.m. Titokowaru and seven other natives were arrested. The chiefs of the tribes will be taken in time. No resistance was offered this morr_« 13g" ROAD WORK. The A.C. are at work repairing the road, and the volunteers at drill, whilst a corn panv of A.C. went on the road from Pari haka to Stratford, and will commence after dinner. Any whares in the way will come down. WELLINGTON, this day. Mr Rollestou arrived from the front to day. Mr Hall goes to Canterbury to morrow in connection -with his election, The writs were out late last night. Thirty two were telegraphed to-day, and the remainder posted North and South.

SALE OF PURE BRED STOCK.

At Mr Buckland's sale of pure bred stock at Penrose to-day, np to 3 o'clock the follow in .sales were eflected :—

Shorthorns: Duke of Albany, calved February, 1880, 200 guineas, Motrin and Siudholme; 3rd Duke of Summerset, calved July, 1879, 61 guineas, Hunter ; Sir Arthur, calved December, 1880, winner Ist prize in his class yesterday, 200 guineas, Mr Fan tham; Oxford Beau, Robert Hall, Petrarch, calved October, 1880, 100 guineas ; William Taylor, Gnylad, calved ■November, ISBO, 27 guineas; Wynian Waterloo, 27 guineas, Hugh Mackay; 2nd Duke of Cambridge started at 225 guineas and passed in ; Duke of Somerset passed in at 50 guineas.

Bidding and competition was not brisk. Some Southern farmers were present, but so far the best animals have been retained fer Auckland.

THE CITY WEST ELECTO RATE.

DR WALLIS'S ADDRESS.

Dr Wallis addressed a meeting of City West electors on Tuesday night in St, James's Hall, Wellington-street. Upon the motion of tbe doctor, seconded by Mr Mclnnis, Mr/Tiros, Thwaites waa voted to the chair. He opened the pro ceedings very briefly, and then called upon the speaker of the evening to deliver his address.

Dr Wallis commenced by saying that he stood before them that night a3 a candi date for the honour of representing City West in the eight Parliament of Hew Zealand, and he had convened that meeting for the purpose of making public his principles, and the grounds on which he claimed the suffrages of the electors. After proclaiming himself a Liberal of strong De mocratic tendencies and citin. the defini tions of Liberalism and Conservatism which he quoted in his address at the Temperance Ball, the speaker addressed himself to the enumeration of the principal planks of the Liberal platform in New Zea land. He stated them-; to be: — Ist, A Constitution tor New Zealand; 2nd, The Confirmation and Improvement ot onr Education System ; 3rd, Social Legislation ; _th, The Enfranchisement of Women; sth, Personal and Proportional Representation ; 6tb, Local Government; 7th, Free Trade, and the Encouragement of Local Industries; Bth, The Rectification of our Finances, and the Stoppage of Borrowing ; 9th, The Assimilation of Europeans and Maoris; and 10th, The Mending of the Parliament Machine by the Prevention of Stonewalling by means of the Cloture. If returned again, ho would endeavour to carry out all these reforms. With regard to the first one, he had to say that we lacked a written Con stitution, just as did our fellow sub jects in the Mother Country, although, certainly, we had a Constitution Act, which was passed in 1872. To his mind it was a pity that we had not a written Con stitution, for then our legislation and government would be erected on certain defined lines, and directed towards distinct aims. We required a Constitution like that of the United States, and he was surprised that bur leading men had not ere now given the matter, their, serious attention. Then our education system needed confirmation and improvement. Upon this subject he had been aspersed and calumniated moat systematically, although there was not in the House a more consistent and a firmer friend of free, unsectarian and compulsory educa tion. It was in consequence ot the action of himself and Mr Swanson, in threatening to withdraw their support ftoin the Grey. Go vernment if the educational system were tampered with, that the Act had not been dropped, and that the people still bad the system unimpaired. He had vigilantly watched over it last session alio, and fought determinedly against any attempt to tinker i. ■ The general subject of social legislation was of the highest importance. Weshonld givethe Licensing Act a full and fair trial, provide for the care and support of our poor and sick, take meana^to conserve the publio health by re moving the cemeteries outside the city, and by giving greater and more enlightened attention to sanitary matters. The en franchisement of women was a matter which deserved every consideration. Upon the subject ol free trade and the > en couragement of local industries, he might not be in stiict accord with a great oiany of the electors. .Protectionism seemed to him to be a method by which the few enriched themselves at the expense ot the' many; After eulogising Sir Maurice O'Rorke'a action in peremptorily putting an end to the stonewalling, Dr, Wallis concluded by pro fessing his willingness to serve the electors as devotedly and as loyally in the future as be had ever.since his elevation to Parlia ment. •■ - " " " """

Questions having been invited, Mr O. S. Ellis asked "the candidate if he were in favour of religious teaching in schools. gjDr. Wallis replied that his answer must depend upon the meaning given the term " religious teaching." If it meant the teaching of religious rites and ceremonies, or instruction in the articles of creeds and dogmas,. then he was, and bad ever been opposed to it, but if it meant simply the im parting: of that moral culture which con sisted in exhorting.children to speak the troth, to be well behaved and kindly dis posed to'one another, to be generous, frank, honourable, and honest, then he was entirely in favour of it. .. .. od _»i Mr Ellis enquired farther if the gentle man was favourable to the reading of the Bible in schools. • '■ '■'•'': ,7 '.?»*'

Dr Wallis said that as a Democrat he held to the opinion that the people of each district ought to have'supreme control over: their schools, and consequently, the right of deciding, whether the Bible ; , should >i>e read in them or not. Withthe free exer cise of fthiat,. whichever way it.went, he should be very sorry to interfere.

in answer to [ a question- from Mr Brabazonas to whether, he would again second a proposition, to alter the Educa tional Act, Dr Wallis said that this educa tion Question had continually been Drought up a. an annoyance to him, and, therefore,, if the electors desired it, he would not re main in the House when it again came up for consideration. V, -: .-".';; •" ■' Further questions having been answered, Mr. A. B. Donald proposed and Mr Mclnnis seconded a vote of confidence in Dr Wallis which on being put to the meeting was passed nem con. V .Dr Wallis returned thanks. and_ then moved a vote of thanks to the uhairman the passing of which brought the proceed* ings to acldae,"" *&>*a*'>v"> »,*>*««

SPORTING NEWS.

Ttte C.J.C. Baces.

(BY -ELEGHAPH.-rOWN CORRESPONDENT.)

CHRISTCHURCH, tbis day.

The weather is lovely to-day, but the atten dance is no better than on Tuesday—cer

tainly not exceeding 3,500, An interesting subject of conversation was supplied by cer tain statements made by Mr Griffiths, the , clubs handicapper, in Tattersall's rooms; lost night. Some strong remarks had been made by several people on the j manlier in which Messrs Lance]and Stead's hones are continually being thrown in j handicaps here, while other owners' horses were crucified in the handicaps for tho first day, while for to-day Bandwick was thrown in for the Grand Stand Handicap, apparently because he is out ot condition. During the discussion, a bookmaker named Roper took the part of Messrs Griffiths, Lahce and Stead, but he was soon silenced, j Mr Griffiths then happened to come in, and ' after listening for some time, he said that he washed his hands entirely of the handi capping for to-day ; that Mr Lance told him Mason and Vallance complained of the handicapping, and that he (Mr Griffiths) then said to Mr Lance: '.' I will make the handicaps, with the exception ot Mason and Co.'s horses. I will leave you to fill in tho weights for them. This was done. People, naturally, wish to know how long such assistance has been given to Mr Lancei Maiden Plate. Mason and Vallanco's brc Fleur de Lys, by Traducer—Flewrange, 3 yrs, 6st 31b(Hastie) 1 Horseford. eh g Nonpareil, 3 yrs, Bst 101b (Bishop) ... .. 2 H. George's b f Aurora, 3 yrs, 7st 101b . (Lawrence) ... 3 Weob's eh f Gold Dust, 3 yrs, G»t 31b 0 Betting: 3 to 1 against Fleur de Lys (> 2 to 1 any other. There was one false" start, in which Golddusi went two miles before she could be pulled up, and the three others were sent away without her. Fleur de Lip got off the quickest, and led by a length in front of Nonpareil for o mile, when the latter went up, and a semblance of a race home took place between the two, ' Aurora never getting within half a do_en lengths of them. The whip Was on N on pareil all up the straight, but he could never get past Fleur de Lip, who drew away when fairly in the rails, and won ■ easily: Aurora v»as a long way behind the . last. Time : 2mins 15secs. Of 709 in the totalisator, 230 were on the winner. The attendance hod increaied to 5,000 ; btfore the Cup race came on for decision,

RAILWAY PLATE,

Walters' b h Billingsgate, by leaac

Walton—Slander, syrs, 9st lllbs (Webster) ... ... I Robinson's br f, by Cassivelaunus, Envy, 3yrs, 7st lllbs, carried 7st 131bs '. (Derritt) 2 William's eh g Talent, syrs 9st (W, Clifford) 3 Cutt's eh g Nautilus, 4yrs Bst 91ba carried Bst lllbs (Steward) 0

Betting :sto 4 on Billingsgate; 2 to I against Envy filly; 4 to 0 others. The quoitette got away together at the first attempt, Talent Boon showed to the front, and led for half the dis tance. Billingsgate and Envy filly then cb-Uepged him, aud a slashing raco took place between the three t Biliingsgate however, drawing away in the last few strides, and winning comfortably by a length; Talent close up. Time : 49secs. CANTEKBURY CDP. Grip, by Slanderer —Awatea, oyrs, 9_t 51bs (Derritt) I The Dauphin, 3yrs, 7»t 61bs (Hosklns)... 2 Colt, by Yatterdon—Peeress, 3yrs, 7st 1 61ts (Webster) 3 Louis DOr, 3yrs, 7st 61b (Wattie) ... 0 Betting: Even on Grip, 6to 4 Peeress colt, 3to 1 Dauphin; 4to I Louis D'Or. Peeress colt made the running with Dau> phiu the greater part.of tee way, but Grip came up whenever called upon, and won by three-quacters of a length. Time, 4m G.s, GRAND STAND STAKES. Sir George ' 1 Joker 2 Coldstream , 3 : All eight acceptors ran.

OUR BURGLARS.

ROBBERY IN PARNELL.

OUR entripislng burglars are still a-burgling. On Saturday night last the shop of Mr George! butcher' Manukau Road; Parnell! w*a entoredj the till forced and 6s in small ohange abstracted. A cheque for?£3 is also missing. The robber or robbers alsoraniacked a box containing receipts &o.Sbut trading nothing of value cost the papers disdainfully on the floor. As both front and back doors were secured! it la evident that en trance was obtained through on aperture over the shutters of the shop window.

SERIOUS BURGLARY.

, The burglaries ore now assuming a more serious complexion. Yesterday afternoon tho residenoe of Mr John BigeloW,Jnn„ Ponsonby, was broken into, and property to the value of more than £50 stolen. It appears that Mr Bi_e low went to 1* orthcote yesterday with his family, and on their return in the evening the front door was found wide open. This fact aroused - their suspicions, as the place had been carefally looked up In the morning. An examination was made, and it was discovered that a gold watch and chain, for which £15 was recently paia, a boy's money box containing Beveral pounds, a tilk coat, a number Of trinkets, which were more prized as relics thsn for their intrinsic worth, and other house hold goods, had been carried away. It was evident tbat the burglar-' had effected their en trance through the window, and on leaving the. premises had come out by the door, whioh was left wide open. A Interesting dlsoovery which has bean made in oonneotlon with this robbery leads to the conviction that it wos per petrated by tbe some persons who visited a house in Newton recently. A small box had bean opened with soma metal instrument, the marks 01 which have been left in the wood. They have been oompored by the police with other marks on a drawer in the Newton house, and exaotly correspond. We moy State tbat a Visitor coiled at Mr Biglow's house yesterday afternoon, and found the door closed then, so that tbe robbery must have token place subsequently. Mrs Blgelow, sear., was In the adjoining house, but she did not Observe anyone: about the plaoe or hoar any noise.

I Another Ponsonby resident reported to the police last night that ho had been robbed of £10

THE GENERAL ELECTIONS.

ISSUE OP THE WRITS,

(BY TELEGRAPH — PRISS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. The whole of the writs were issned last night, and they are returnable by the 19th of December. The 9th of December next is fixed for the general pollingday, ... ~; ~_

THE AUCKtiiJND EVENmG '; STAft ,I:THURSID>AY, NOVEMBER. ,10. .



y Oails-1./ y V .v^!'"J TWr OTICK TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE GR-INWOOD GOLD MINIS- COMPANY -■- ; „ . (LIMIT-D),■:■ : " At a meeting of Directors held this day a Call of- 2d (twopence) per Share was made, payable to tbe secretory, otthe Office of the Company, Insurance BuUdings, Auckland, on WSDNE3- DAY, 11th day of December, 1881. ■V -•■-.; JAMES STODART. ;•.,;.-.;..;• .. x ■■■- ■ ■ - ■■■ Sscretoryy" TtfT O TIC E TO SHAREHOLDERS. DAWN, GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). I At a meeting of Dlrectors.beld this day, a Call Ot 3d per Shore' was, mado payable to the Secretary, at the Office of the Company, In surance Buildings, Auckland, on' WEDNES DAY. 14th day Of December, 1881. - JAMES STODART. ,7V.-.'-7 h ... ■ Seoretary. ..., Medical MR.iOTTO.KOHL, M.8.P., late irom iGermany, has commenced praotloe In Auckland for the care of Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, ond all Skin ond Blood Diseases,. by a process hitherto unknown in this country, but moßt successfully practised in Germany in the treatment of suoh diseases. ' It acts as a preven tive against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. ond 3to _: p.m., at Panama House, Lower Symonds-street, where Auckland testimonials may be seen. 7 ■ ' ; COPIES OF AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS.' "I hove suffered for somo time from neuralgio hpadaohes. and am now cured by ono operation of yours.-lan. &C.-A. W.Nightingale,College "I have been a great sufferer with neuralgia, and am happy to say that two operations have cured me.-I.am. &c„ Christina MoGregor, Waitemata Hotel." - . "I have suffered from rheumatism In my joints, knees, elbows, and wrißte, for four months, aud, thanks to your treatment, I am now quite well.—l am, &c, J. A. Carter, s.s. "I hay for along time with neuralgia in my head, ond I am now quite well from one operation.—l am; &o„ Hannah Doyle, Waite mata Hotel." ... r'"'li'ilJ "I have great pleasure in adding my testi mony to the efficacy of your treatment for rheumatism. I have suffered the moot excruci ating pains for tbe last two years, and have .tried everything else in vain. You undertook 'to oure me, and nave done so in three operations -I am, &c W. 0. Sharps, Engineer ss.' Enter prise.'. .. r- .■■■■ • * The above bave been seleoted from _ number of testimonials. WjMch. can, ba. seen, on appliea-.; Hon,



■_ V ' ''■' _ ' ''■_________■_. i "— [. Wanned.^'.-.'"V-._ T)_7ANTEb, a smart Boy for'the, pantry . VV —Apply E. Waters, Conieotioner, Queen street. , , -.;■■ ■■■■ WANTED, a Young Person as Waitress good reterencea required.—Apply E Waters, Confeotioner. Qneen-atreet. ANTED, a good Cook.—Apply tc Powell's Dl-log-rooms, Lower Queen street. WANTED.o good Billiard Marker, with good references. — Apply Grey hound Hotel. j , ■\\r ANTED, for Piako, a Married Couple TV without obildren; man as general far. servant, woman as general house servant.— Apply to John Hunt, care ot dark and Gone, Fort-street. Auckland. - - -' \XTAN l'r D, a respectable. Girl (14 or 15) IV V to make herself generally useful.—Apply J. Merrlok. Proper. Albert-street. AVT'ANTEDj a Coat Hand- arid two VV Tailoresses.—Apply to Munro and Mllligar. Korangahape Road, Newton. ,-.,.■ WANTED, a Nurse Girl; "fond of ; children.—Apply Gleeson's Hotel. Custom-house-street. _____________ WANTED; a CooK for s s. KOwena at Onehunga.—Apply Maurice Foley, Hobson-street, -uo-laud; -. '--,■;. ; . WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains. Including Ladles' CamlßOlea for 2a 9d, ot Pompier's. WANTED, a Laundress, also a Cook. —Mrs Alfred Buo-land, Newmarket. WANTED, a Young Oirl to assist in houae work.—Mrs Swlndly, Bth house below Star Hotel. Newton Road. W~ ANTED to Rent, for a term, a four or ftv.-roomod Cottage ia a resDectable locality near town.—Apply, with terms, to W. E. Poyne. Kden Terrace. £ WANTED, a few good Bush Labourers, —E. Gibbons and Co., Onehunga. W~~ ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs Thos. Whltson, Princes-street, WANTED, a stbady Youth for a Buggy. Apply to Dr. Riohardson, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, for a Store, a Strong, Stout tad with good reference.—Apply to Chas. Burton and Co., High-street; or No. 3, Qaeen itreet. Vy AN TED, a competent Book-keeper; VV references indispensable.—Apply by otter only to Ehrenf rled Broa., Thames. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Freeh Bargains, including Black 3~olt Slippers for 1b 6d, at Dampler'a. WANTED to Buy, Kauri Palings in any quantity.—Samuel White, Fencer, 3ore-Btreet. WANTED, a Striker for the Smith's Shop; constant employment tor a Bteady .buth or Young Man.—Apply Cousin Se Atkln, Elliott- street. WANTED, an Experienced Gardener, one that understands Grafting ana Propagating (no fraud need apply).—Apply to .homos Ste-dmqn, Queen-street. WANTED, a Clerk with some know ledge ot book keeping.—Apply by letter July, stating particulars and referenoe, to ' Clerk." this Ottloe. ■■ WANTED, a Soap and Candle-maker. —Apply to Warnook Bros., Durham itreot, Auckland. WANTED, Two Improvers to the Carpentering. - Apply Friday or Satur lay 8 a.m. to T. Latnbourne, Karangahapo _oad, Newton. ; _^ .___, WANTED, a Boy about lo o^ls, to learn the drapery. If toll and sharp jvHI have good wages.—W. H. Dampier. WaNTEu, immediately, Private Board and Residenco; state torms, whioh mult 30 moderate.- Addroßß X.Y.Z., Star Offloe.' WANTED KNOWN—We are selling good dry Three at lis per ton, dell vored; in allowance made to large consumers. Clothes Props. 9d each.—Bnrohellßros,, Ponsonby Road. WANTED to Rent, by a Married Couple without family, a House of Four Rooms and a Scullery containing fire-place.— _ddress,wltbparticular "Zero,"Box 135. WANTED, a good Wheelwright and an Improver to the Smithing.—Apply, per lonally or by letter, to Mr C. Major's Wharf Storo. WANTED, two strong Lads as Strikers. Apply at once Clyde Iron Workr, Mbort-street. WANTED, Everybody to Bead Pro fessor Gussoott. Advertisement on Irst page. WANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs Tannor. Beach Road, Devonport. WANTED, for a small family in Grafton Road, a General Servant (nurse kept). for address apply to it. Maxfleld, 125, Queen itreet. . WANTED, a General Servant for the North Phore; referenoes required. -pply Mrs C. Williamson, Scotia Place, Upper _uoe--Btreot. . WANTED, Tenders for removing Earth, Parnell.—Particulars o£ Geo. Cozens, 27, _aoen-Btreot. WANTED to Kent, a neat 3-roomed Cottage In the suburbs ot Auckland.— Address w.L.O, 8.-B Office. V WANTED KNOW- that tbe Victorian Loan and Discount Agenoy's Advertlse iaent appears on 4th page, 9th column. \»7ANTED, Employment by a Practical V V Gardener, by day, week, or otherwise J mdorstands the magagement of grape vine, slain and ornamental gardening In air its jrancheß.—Robert Lover, Seafleld View Road, _ybor Pass. .- ... . . - . .-■■■.,., WANTED KNOWN —AU Accounts owing to W. Brownhlll must be paid on ir before the 25th November, 1881, or they will ie'handed over to bin solicitor lor collodion.— W. Bbownhi-L, Bootmaker, 156, Qneen-st. WANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sm> plies Fresh Butter and Eggs.—Hendry fc Whitley, No. 1, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited), ire Manufacturers of ell description ot Goods, pvlth superior Machinery and despatch.—Works: jnstom-honse-street West WANTED KNOWN—Tnat tbe New Zealand Timber Company are selling ill kinds of Timber and Building Material at ihe very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN-White Josephine Kid Gloves, Is and Is Cd; fashionable Jmbre Ribbon. 9d; at Dampler's \yANTED KNOWN, tbat you can -v V Dress well for a small weekly poymsnt t>y,golnm_o Munro and Milligan, See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—A first-rato opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands the Fellmongery business.—Apply CD., office of this paper. TTTANTED, the Public to Bead my ': T T Advertisement on Front Page of Stab. JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, • 13, Grey-atreet. WANT.&D, orders lor onr iamous Trousers to measure, at ISs 6d; also, the wondrous 55s suits. ,Overcoats from, 405.. Marvellous value at J. D. PhlUlps', Cheap* Tailor, 170. Queen-street. . XA rAN TED KNOWN, I am selling good n ..House Coals (Whangerei) at 23s per ton, (delivered) Cash.—J. Craig, Commeroe-Btroet. WANTED KNOWN—Hats;TJ. lowers, . * Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lustres, Stock tags; Gloves,' Corsets, Fanoy Goods.., Cheapest House In Town.—G. Carter, Vlotorlo-street. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies need not' i > 'wear slippers In their back yards while they can get good Sewn Elastic-side Kid Boots at Dampier. for Is 6d. ■ ~': '',".".':,' ANTED,-to Sell Out at once, pay my !v V debts, and retire. A flrst-class oppor tunity now offers for two indUßtrious, "son.r. -1- Young Men. No reasonable offers refused.'-1 '....., J. Rqblky, Grey-street.... WANTED, Property-homers to .Know that, in consequence of, enquiries, G. Fraser will be glad it thoae wishing to Sell City and Suburban Allotments and Dwellings will call early and Register same. No charge for registration.—GEOUGK FRASKB, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency.lcorner Qaeen-street and V.loan Lane. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Japanese Silk (different colours) for Is gd, at Dampler's, WANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aberorombie street, fourth shop from Symohds-atreet. \\f ANTED, persons wishing to dispose [V? of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Buildiag Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sole.—D.F. Evens, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-Btreet. j ■ WANTED KNOWN—That : J. H. Hedger is still Selling the Best Quality Meat of all kinds at Lowest Remunerative Price?. Cosh Customers moßt liberally dealt with. A trial respectfully invited. /Note the address i Kyber Pass Butohery. -:./ _• WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. E-g., Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Queen- Btreet (noxt New Zeolond Hon se), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. WANTED, Ladies and Gents.to see the nice lot ot Holiday Goods at Dampier's, Boots, Hats, Scarves, Gloves, Ribbons, Brooches, Stud Suites, Perfumery, See, &o. ■ WANTED KNO VVN—That Mrs Jack, at tbe wish of many friends, bas opened a Servants' Registry Offloe, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will callI'upon her when In need of thoroughly; respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. WANTED KNOWN.that Mrs Waiters, ol Hobson-street, Is now shewing the LATEST STYLES In Millinery. The Ladles will do well to call and see her recherche stock before purchasing. Ladies' Dress Caps,. All Goods marked ot Lowest Prices. WANTED KNOW in, mot D. Goldle is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and- other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dook, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that nurohased elsewhere WANTED KNO WN—The Ladies'.out door Sown Prunella Boots (plain fronts, with tassels at Gs 6d, havo arrived per .hip traoathro, at Dampier's, v__



\j _ . Wanted. WANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hal and Co. bog to intimate to their ous toiners that they have Removd to the premise! lately oooupied by Madame Bottenelli, opposite MoArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to thetr well-seleotoo Stock, eaoh deportment will bo found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiory, Kid Gloves; a large assortment o Laeeß, real and Imitation, Ladies would do wen to give us en early call. No trouble to shew goods. Special attention is oalled to a lot oi Spring Jaokets, in light colours, selling at a great saorlilce.—Dunne, Hall and Co. , WANTED, the Men to come and see Sunday Boots, (fs Od; Working Boots', 6a Cd (no higher price); also, Socks, 3d; Worsted do, 6d; Satin Scarves, 9d; at Pompier's. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon ti_B; Kauri 011,2/9 per gallon; Priming Paint, 5/8 per gallon.—Atkinson Se Co., Freeman's Boy; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, Porter & Co. [ ' ' ' WANTED, the Public to inspect H, Walte's stook of Baths. Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also. Bruit, Jam, Meat, Baking Powder, Insect Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, Seo., See H. Woite having fitted up his Faotory, and imported the lateat machi nery, is now able to keep a large stook of the abovo oh hand, and as everything Is commsneed and finished on the premises, he oan sell lower than any other manufacturer in tho colony. H.W. asks. a fair field and no favour.—fl. Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zlho-worker, next old Police Station, High street^ W~~ ANTED, the Ladies to come ana see the Fine Quality.of Whito Kid Boots, slightly Boiled, for 6s od, at Dampier 8. WANTED KNOWN — Dtity Free Goods, — The New Drapery House IS NOW OPEN. Don't buy till you hove seen the New Stook of Drees Goods. Prints, from lid; Galateas. from -id. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Laoe Goods, Under clothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A goodßtookof Ladles'and Children's Coatumes, Pinafores, Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &o. —Nora.—l shall give the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods.-Brlghton House, corner of ; Grey and Pitt-streets. J. Bandell. WANTED, the Ladies to see the Silvered Brooches at Is, and the Men to 1 see the Stud Suites at 6d; no hfgher prices in tho glasss ease at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. will Open an Auction Mart in Wyndham-Btreet, opposite the Star oflloe, on Saturday, the 29th inst., for the Sale of oil kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con signees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how largo or small the consignment may be, For days of sale, see farther notice. _ W-* NTED KNOWN-Tho Black Silk for la lid is going fast at Dampler's. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency haa Removed to Corner Qaeen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohes is now carried on under the special superintendence ot Mr G. Froser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No oharge made for registering properties for sale. WANTED KNOWN—That William West, oorner of Wyndham and Albert street, is prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branohes of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A, good Stook of Beeoh Windsor In Btoro, Orders punctually attended to. ; Wf ANTED tussvW N—Oooason s i V T London Arcade Is acknowledged to be the largest and moat magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; in its arrangement, It stands unique (imitating none). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prioos hitherto unknown in Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to enumerate tho varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established fact that tho Novelty Depot and Economical Kmporium of Auckland is the London. AbO-DE, 148, Quoen and Viotoria-streets. Inspection invited, irres pective of purohases boin_ made. Sco tbe Fivo Splondld Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduood Prices 1" and "Alarming Sacrifices'* ignored I—London Offlco: 68, St. Mary Axe. . . ; Meetings. ' THE QUARTERLY SITTING of the ' Licensing Court for tho District of Coro mandel will be held at the Court-house, Coro mandel, at noon on TUESDAY, tho 6th day of December, 1881. J. B. GATLAND. Clerk of Court. R.M. Court, Coromandel, - 1 November 2,1881. UCKLAND WORKING MEN'S POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. A General Meeting ot the above Association will be held at the Temperance Hall, Albert- Street, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, at 7.30. Business i To Secure the Better Representa tion of the Working Classes In Parlia ment. H. ELL IS, Secretary. -J. CORNISH. Assist. Sco, TCJ-ORTH SHORE REGATTA. A Committee Meeting of the above Club will be held at the Masonic Hotel, Devonport, THIS (T hnraday) EVENING, at f,30 p.m. O. C. DACRE, Bon. Sec. TT R I C X E T. A Meeting of the Coromandel Crloket Club frill be held at Boyd's Hotel on SATURDAY, the 12th instant, at 8 p.m. All persons interested in Crloket aro invited to attend. J. GOLDSWORTHY, Seoretary. JBarusxuptcv jl.o.ic.e. ■::;.;;' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZBALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. ■' IN BANKRUPTCY. -U A ! In the mattor of "The Debtors and Cre < dltors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amonding the same, and ot the Bank ' :: ruptoy of Gkobge Ernest .Wyatt; of Epsom, in the Suburbs of Auokland, in the Provincial District ot Auokland and Colony of New Zealand, Carpenter, a I ;Debtor.. ,„,..-. ~. ~. >~,, , ~,? i, n I This Is to notify that George Ernest Wyatt, of Kpoom, in the Suburbs of Auckland, lathe Provincial Distrlot of Auokland. and Oolosy of New Zealand, Carponter, has this day filed a" statement that ho Ib unable to meet his engage ments with his Creditors; tho First Meeting of Creditors to bo held at the Supremo Court-house. Auckland, in the Provincial Distrlot aforesaid, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of. November Instant, nt 11 o'olbok In the forenoon. -• - : Dated this 10th day of November, 1881."' I' V ,:' ! G.W,BASLEY.; 1 e<■ ~-•■■ Deputy Registrar, r Edward Kino T.l-r;, " ■ ~,'.' 7 ; Vnloan Lone, Auckland,'-' , Solioltor forthe abovenamed Debtor, y ... i'^vf : :°^^rv';:v:- I' N THE DISTRICT COURT.OFAUCK'' !«'LAND. HOLDEN AT HAMILTON.. „.;. '''''-''•ilN'B-J^KRUPTOY. VVViti . In the matter Of " The Debtors and Creditors ! Aot, 1876," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Bruno Rdge, formerly of Hamilton, in ; Jho Provinolal District of Auokland. but now of Cambridge, in the said Provinolal i Distrlot,of Auokland, Hairdresser, a } .-''.'-Debtor;''-':"1 -~- j •■'■- •,'''.'7 [ ;.-, j This Is to notify that'Bruno Ruge, formerly Of Hamilton, in the Provinolal District ot Auokland, in the Colony of New Zealand, but now of Cambridge, in the Provincial Dißtrlob of Auckland aforessid, Hair dresser, has this day filed o statement that he Is unable to meet his engagements with his | Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Court-house, Hamilton aforesaid, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of November, 1881, at tbe hour of three o'clock in the after-' noon. ■- .:-"•_ THOMAS KIRK, < Clerk of the District Court, Hamilton. WniTAKEIt & _H__BAH, > 'V; 7 ' I Solioltors for the Debtor, Cambridge. I jgj I Il' j'"'." :.-.-'.^-T6'_ J -t.:vv-7';'v:;-;' ,:i' r . |lO LET, two or three Rooms (furnished _L,Vor unfurnished) with uso of kitchen.— Apply for address at this ofllce. TO.: LET, lor boirees, Concerts,-oingmg and Danoing Classes.ond similar purposes,1 the Eden HaU, Eden Terrace. Also, Two Shops —Apply to W. N.1 Henderson- 210. Queen-street.... rr\o BE LET, at Epsom, near Mount JL Eden, a Six-roomed House, scullery, arid pantry, with out buildings, and 2. acres prime volcanic land, close to Sir Jaetlco Gilliea's, five minutes' walk from Mount Kden or Onehunga 'bUßes. Beveral schoolß in the neighbonrhood. ' TO LKT, two or three Furnished Rooms, with use of Kitchen; ia a fine healthy situation close to the beaob.—For address, apply Star Office. .-..... . r"inO BE LET, at Rocky Nook, a com ■JL fortable House, at 10s per week.—F. G. Ewington. ■ . | .0 LET for term, a Lai ge Store in Hign- JL street capable storing 80 tons, with back entrance.—Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers. TO LET, Gentleman's Residence at Eden Crescent, near St. Paul's, in flrst-claes order, and replete with almost every comfort and convenience.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO Li-T, nandsome new /bop ana con venient Dwelling of 5 rooms, in a thiokly populated and rising suburb. A splendid open ing for a young beginner, or as a branch estab lishment for a Chemist, stationer, or milliner; also a good position for a boot and shoe shop. Rent, only 16s per week.—D, F. Evens; EBtate Agent, Queen street. _-_____' f.| O LET, a Ten-roomed Furnished tlesi- J dence at Remuera, with use of cow, horse and buggy; rent low to a good tenant.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate -gent, Auckland npO LET, Shop, and Dwelling, ivaranga — hape Road, Newton ; large allotment at rear in garden, etc.; stable, tank, well, and other conveniences,— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-street. TO LET, a Four-roomed House next to Mr Laing's, Pioton-street; rent, 6s per I week. ' TO LET, 7-roomed House, with bath room, jnogniflcent view of olty and har i nour, half-acre of land, ten minutes from Queen -1 .tree t,-0. S. Ellis, Howe-street,



| Personal. GERMAN CONSULATE. • important Letters for Otto Wtfhbe, Coroman i del,' and John Granaty,' late of Excelsior Bote: ) or Claremont Hotel, Auokland. or Earakc i Creek, Thames. Q der -—- i Consul. I Bth November, 1881. . .. • ' fl-or paie. ! "Ij^Oß SALE, at Alma Place, Spring. ■JF street, Ponsonby, a House with i rooma and o scullery; good well and garden; _,180 cash.— Apply to F. G. Ewington. jmOR SALE a Small General Business, IT close to Queen-Btreet,'for Immediate sole; about £50 In cash required.—Apply to W. Dow den, Auctioneer. TUTOR SALE, a Drapery and Millinery in Business in best part of Queen-Btreet (East side); good opening; domestic reasons for disposal,—Apply at Henderson's, 210, Queen street. Bj.OR SALB, 400 Acres of first-class JO Land, in most desirable locality. The im provements consist of good House and offices, garden, and 70 acres ot grass; tho wholo pro perty being just fenced. Price low, and terms easy, the owner leaving the dlstriot for domeatio reaßons.—Metcalfe & Hill, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buldlings. t HiAOR SALE, thoroughly Improved Farm IL 1 of 167 aores, within easy dißtance of Auok land by road or rail. Price low, ond terms easy.—Metcalfe Se Hill, D.8., 29, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. RjiOli SALE (very cheap), a First-class _D Double Dwelling-house in Vb.oent-.treet; the two houses contain 12 rooms, and could be easily made into one large dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot ments—Apply on the premises. Henderson and Spraggon. Ytaoent-Btreet. . imOR SALE (Cheap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, lO 100 aores really good land; Lot No. 26, Wairau, 10 acres superior land; Lot No. 35, j oias Major -loir's land, Mangawai; Lot No, 9, Toko Toko, 79 aorea good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agont, &c, Fort-street. , |li\Oß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm cf JO 160 Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Sheds, Sec, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about „70 per annum). There is also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only 14 miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent. Fort-street. TT^OR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara Jj Dlstriot, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. lANOFORTE for Sale (a Bargain); Superior Second-hand Piano, rosewood oneo, silk front; very cheap.—At Thomas H. Webb's Oak Cottage, Hobson-street. T.ANDS'IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands In tho districts of Pukekaroro, Matokoho, Omaru, ond Tokotoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert Se Co., Commission Agents, opposite Stab Offloe, Wyndham-Btreet. T A N D S FOR SALE. 1,685 Aores within 16 miles of Auckland; 9CO acres in grass and cultivation, orchard, &o. 13-roomod House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. ■ Apply to • J. R. LAMBERT Se CO., Wyndham-street They havo also lands in several other districts for sale. FOR SALE (new), complete Framework Of two rooms, 26 long, 13 wide, 10 high. Unable to finish. Prioo, _S,—R, Btar ofllce. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—The Good will, Plant, and Lease of Premises ot the "WAIRARAPA STANDARD," Published at Greytown. The oldest established Country Paper in the Province, and tie Only paper in the Wotraropa South Electorate. The Paper has a large circulation and a good Job bing Business connected- with it; is in full working order, and a safe investment for on onorgotlo man. The ill-health of the proprietor, Mr Riohard Wakelln, Ib tho sole reason of Bale. The maohinory is nearly new, and on tho latest and most approved principle. Immediate possession. Terms oasy.—For further informa tion apply to F. H. WOOD & CO., . Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Greytown, Walrarapa. AN EXCELLED OPPORTUNITY. . To be Disponed of. the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of the Oldest Estaulisebd BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auckland. The present owner being obliged to give it up on account of ill-health. For particular 8 apply to D. FOKT, Bhortiand-Btreet. Xjl O R S -A L E. VILLA RESIDENCE.—A very oompoot and desirable Villa, situated near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby. Tbe house contains 11 apartments, replete with almost every convenience; large allotment stocked with ohoice fruit trees and flowers. In a splendid position, magnificent view. Most desirable place for a family. Great facilities for booting, bathing. See Price, only £700. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, next" Herald. Queen-street. Ep OR S A L E. Clarence-street, Ponsonby—Nice Verandah Cottage, wth tank, See; Allotment, 10 feet frontage, fenced and planted; £175.—D. F. Evans. Estato Agent. ; ■ lin OR S ALE. i GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY EESIDKNOE, handsome and commodious, ten rooms, large conservatory, See, See., all in good order, sur rounded by garden, fully stocked with tho ohoicest flowers, fruit trees, Sco, also paddock, stable, and outhouses, Bituated in a most charm ing position, viz., near Mr Masefield's, Home ay* D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, 823 .-,:.■■■■ Next "Herald."Queen-Btreet. Til O R S A L E. I PONSONBY-Splendld aUotment, having a frontage of 133 feet to Ponsonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, all fenced and planted with choioe fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, See., together with New Cottage, well, pump, Seo., See, for £380.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queen-Btreet. j .. - 1319) ■jm O X .8 A U E. \ _BE_AND-STRE-T, Freeman's Boy-ANice Verandah Cottage, four rooms, good well, pump, ke Price, only £185.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. ; TTIOR ABSOLUTE SALE.—A compact X! nnd thoroughly well finished Villa, situa ted in Berestord-treet, near Pitt-street, contain ing six rooms, replete with almost every con venience; Buch as cupboard, register grate, oven, gas and water laid in, sink, bricked yard, frontage to two streets, good view, &0., &o,; in ifoot; very, desirable place, and well worthy the .attention.- those wishing to ptuohase a house within the olty.— V, F. Evana. Estate Agent, noxt"Herald. Quaen-street. ■ ■ jjlOR ABSOLUTE SSAi__. (a .Bargain)— JD House containing 8 rooms, verandah ia front, porob at book, outhouses, good well, pump, tank, bricked back yard, garden &o.; which must be Bold, and Is offered at £260; sltua -ted' in ' Dublin-street, Ponsonby.—Apply; .at once to D; F. Estate Agent,, nest," Herald, Qneen-Btreet." ' ""' « B-A-F-TOH ROAD. —Comfortable VJTs .Dwelling of eight rooms, fro., very desir able, with good Allotment obout 38x200. Prioe, £12-. of whioh £250 oan remain at 8 per cent.— P. g. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street 331. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, "Spring*' stroot, Alma Place—Two.splondld Build ' ing Allotments, partly fenosd, good poaitlon.— ■ D.-F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. 328 , juiRANKLIN ROAD—.Handsome Villa :JD Residenoe, containing 7 rooms, scullery, ; etc; thoroughly, well finished, and replete with I'Blmoßt every convenience; splendid position. Price £550.-D. F. Evans.Estato Agent, Qaeen street. (337 .:. - . ■ , ..•■-, ! VTEWXON ROAD.—Two - comfortable jX ■'•■ detached Houses (one of 8 rooms, aud one of . rooms), in good order; well, etc.; on two allotments; to be sold in one lot. Price £525.--' D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. MOUNT , ALBERT—beveral splendid 1 Building Sites, main road frontage,' in lots of one aore or more; flrst-olass position.— D. F. Kveus, Kstate Agent, Queen-street, next "Herald." 330 rfMHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, \_/ only two left—ono in George-street, at Ms per foot; one corner of George and William streets, 15s per foot; also, one In Exeter-street, 25s per feot. Early application necessary.— d. v. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald/ Queen-street | _____ FOX SALE, Sale-street. Freeman's Bay, House of 6.rooms; well finished, and in good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £250,—P. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet." "' -J '".: ' - 322, SUBURBAN STURE for Sale,-A first rate business for Sale in one of the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is «econd to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Auokland. 325. ALMAIN, North Shore, about 2 mile from New Wharf (Stokea' Point), a nice- Lot of 17 Acres ; pert in cultivation; a splendid piece of bush, consisting of ti-tree, rimu, etc, etc. Price, £10 an acre,—D. F. Evans.Estate Agent, Queen-street. 321. W^ ALLER'S TOBACCONISTS STOCK. EVERYTHING POSITIVELY TO BE SOLD. Premises must close on December .th, after I which o well-known Chemißt will occupy.. RUINOUS PRIOES. , i 7 Call Early and make selection. hi EDWARD LEW'S, ii : ■ ': .- For the administratrix. TMPORTED POULTRY FOR SALE. j Light Brahmas—l Cock and Hen. well mated and laying "■«>' ' 77 _ ' ' „ i Dark Bbahmas—l Cook and 2 Hens, well pencilled and perfeot birds; first cross i Dabk Dorkings—2 pens, now fit for show, from prize strains , , :■ I Buff Cochins—2 Hens ond 1 Tom, Immense size, heavy feathered, mogniflcent birds, now laying - ' ' ' ' H-MBUBGB-2 Pullets, mated with two splen did Cocks, laying Pollen—Silver spangled, trio, pretty Birds I Black Spanibh-2 grand Pullets, laying, mated with unrelated Cook HGGS from above can be had at 10s 6d per dozen ; forwarded to all parts of the colony on receipt Of order. Also, Egga from Lady Uwydy'j Strain. Partioulars on receipt of stamped envelope. Inspection invited. 'Bus passes daily, f oultry on view every day but Sunday.— Lake Takapdna Poultry Yakpb. V S _ LANDED, .. . , IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CANTERBURY POTATOES, < - •-' Fresh from pit' ' " i. ? ,.va-V (3,-:s. JAKINS," " *d L"l' 1 CUSTOJ-'HOTJSE-S-RBET,



; _ JLiQSt and Founa. LOST, .rorfi HllS-0.0 Paif, a little Hoy, 3 years old, namdd SamUel Kearney, on j the 9th instant. He wore a bldok-a_d-w-ite . straw hat. red muffler round his neok. and a white overall trimmed with red braid, bl_fl taokot and tweed trousers underneath, lade-up boots,and w,hlto stootings. Anyone giving in formation to the neare. t police station, or Mr , Krenly, Hllßboro Pah. or to his father, Mr .. - Kearney (at Messrs Garlick Se Cronwell's, Auok land), will (relieve the greet anxiety of his parents; and will also be rewarded. He was i last seen passing Mr Williamson's, on the Pah J Road, leading to the Royal Oak Public-house, ' near Onehunga. about 2 p.m. LOST, last Saturday night, from Newton; . . a Roan Horse, with long head and ears • and two white hind feet; a short piece of rope round.hls neok Anyone returning the rome to the owner will be reworded. THOMAS ATTKWELL, Howe-street, Somerset Place, Opposite the Orphan Home. LOST, yesterday, on wharf, a large Grey-and-whito Woollen Shawl, with two small Hammers.—Kinder re warded on returning same to Mrs Hint, Mount-street. 1 AS. REWARD,— Lost, on9th,between I \f Bed Lion Hotel and Ponsonby. a Gold and Quartz Pendant.—Apply G. Akers. ;, LEFT in my paddock since December lost, a Horserako. Owner con have some on payment of J33 If not olaimed within 7 daye, will be sold to defray expenses.—B". J. Somer fleldj ' FOUND, a Silver 'Watch, at the Cattle Show.—Ow-er can have same by Riving description and paying expenses to EJAB Office. STRAYED from Muddy Creek, two Light Draught Colts. Anyone giving the whereabout of the above will receive £1 reward. —J. Craig, Commerce-street. ■ n n j ————_—- i Electoral. " fTIHE COUNTIES ACT, 1876," AND X "THE REGULATION OF LOCAL EL-CTIONS ACT, 1876.*' COUNT? OF -DEN—GBAFTON BIDING. I, Thomas Joseph Waters, Returning Offltser for Grafton Biding, Kden County, hereby de olaro FRANCIS CHERRY (being the only candidate nominated) to be duly elected as Counolllor for the Grafton Riding, Eden County. THOMAS J. WATEBS, . Returning Officer, Auokland, 10th November. 1831. pOUNTY OF EDEN. Ef*l-0M BIDiNG. ELEOTION OF COUNCILLOR. There being only one Candidate nominated for the above offloe, I hereby declare , Richard Udy, the person so nominated, duly eleoted. - Given under my hand at Epsom, this 7th day of November, 1881. i, B. GREENE, Returning Officer. i i » Tenders. T^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS., COAL SUPPLY, 1882. . Railway Department, Wellington, 11th Ootober, 183 L Tenders will be received until NOON Of TUBS DAY, 22nd November, 1881, for the Snpply and Delivery of Coal and Coke for the New Zealand Railways. They must beaddressed to the General Manager of New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for Coal." Specifications oan be seen, and forms of tender obtained, at the offices of the Kailway.Mano_ers at Auokland, Whangarei, Napier, Wellington, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Nelson,1 Ploton, Greymonth, Weetport, Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargl-. ■..-■• X ll -•' Telegraphio tenders will be received If pre sented at any Telegraph Offloe by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders la due form are lodged at a Railway Manager's offloe by the same hour, ■<( - ;l-' ' . The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be a°MPted- J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways. mOBUIL D E R s. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 21th instant, for the Erection! of Bank Premises at Whangarei for the Bank of New Zealand. '; ,; Plans. Sco,, at our offices, Queen-street. ; BDW. MAHONEY Se SON. i -' -' ■.---'--,■-' - - ■- Arcliltecte. .; mO ' B U, I, L D E R S. The time of receiving Tenders for Pavilion and other Buildings at the Victoria Summer and Winter Gardens, Devonport, is extended to noon on MONDAY, the UthiUßt. . ! Plans, See., at our offices, i • ■'"•" - < hlouiiwitl w EDW. MAHONEY SeSOS, '' -~.., -i .;•... •. ■ : -^';_a:o_iteottt,' ' rp O B r U IX ; D ER S. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 23rd inetent, for Tald-g Down the Prince of Wales Hotel,'Hobson-street, and Ercoting New Hotel Building on the same site. ' Plans, &o„ at our offices. Queen-street. ; , P EDW. MAHONEY & SON, ..,/,., ■, .Architects. . .TV O B D IX, D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, the 11th Instant, for certain Alterations and Additions to a House at Mount Eden.. * >vi _ : Plans, &o„ at Nos, 8 and 9, South British Chambers. ,-> EDMUND BELL, . Architect >f\ O ; B U I L D E R S. - Tenders. will: be reoelved until i p.m. on WEDNESDAY. 16th inst,, for Additions and 1 Alterations to Reßldenoe at Remuera. i Plans at my office. ! HENRY G. WADE, \ W-.-')^ '!:■'.;, ..' Architect. 'm O B U ;I, L . u J) , E,,R S| -Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Erecton of a Cottage and Stables, off Nelson-street. ' : Plans at my offloe, 83. Queen-Btreet, .J j i HENRY G/WADE, 1 . . '" ft. i. ->' '- ~A :i -'Architect. 0~ B, jU: 1} L D « E^R S : ; Tenders will be reoelved until noon-f'.-WEO NEBDAY. November 23, 1881, for the Ereotlon and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. . .:-V--V. ~ I i ; EDWARD BARTLEY, . V,'V ""^Architeot, m O Wfc U 1 L D E7R S. (Tenders will be reoelved:'until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Erebtlon and Completion ot Three Shops and Dwelling Houses in Wellington-street. V . i . EDWARD BARTLEY. , Architect. m O >B D" 1;L D E<R^S. ! Tenders | will be received until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Erection of 0 Villa at the North Shore. . m j , I i EDWARD BARTLEY, I i;w '.^ .Atchltept. rjp O[| CAR Pj EN T E R S. iTendera 'will be received until noon of WEDNESDAY, November 16th, for j the Krection ond Completion of o ShOp ia SymOnds- Btreet. 1 V EDWARD BARTLEY, | / ;| ■ Architect. np O' j B U II LP E R 8. Tenders will received until-noon on WED NESDAY, NovemborlS, for the Erection and Completion of a Galvanized Iron Store in Cus tom-house-street, r I Plans, Sco,, to be seen at our yards. HOLDER BROS.. r B-irongahape Road, Newton. nno CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 10th day of November next, for the Election of a Residence near the Rail way Station, Remuera. Plans, &0., at my offloe, 1, Hofimann's Buildings, Queen-Btreet. THOMAS H. WHITE, . , , Architeot. , j Ootober 28,1881. ',„ ~, ,~, ~.. ..,_ TEN DERS for Additions to the achool Building ot Ohaupo wIU be reoelved by the Education Board. Wyndham street, Auck land, until noon of FRIDAY, 25th instant, i Plans ond specification at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman 01 the District School Committee, Ohaupo. TENDERS for the Erection of a Manse at Woluku will be received until SATUR DAY, the 26th November, addressed to. William Smith; Blacksmith, Waiuku. Plans and'speci fioation at Messrs T. Se S. Morrin i, and at Wm. -mlth's, Waiuku. Ihe lowest or any tender not; necessarily accepted. .■■ ;) g '/..';; TENDERS forthe Erection ola iscnool house ot MAUNGATiPtfB- (Whangarei), will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham - street, Auokland, until noon o( FRIDAY, 25th November instant. 'V"_ > , Plans and Specification |at the office of the ' Board, and on application to the Chairman oi . the District Sohool Committee, Ma_u_atapere. i mENDERS for Additions to the Teacher's -L House at Port Albert, will be reoelvec i by the Education Board, Wyndham - street ■ Auckland, until noon ot FRIDAY, 25th Novem borinatont. . • „ „„ ... Plans ond Specification at the Office of th< > Board, and on application to the Chairmen o: the District School Committee, Port Albert. TENDERS for a Lease of seven years from Ist January. 1882. of Houses anc ' Shops in Hobson and Victoria-steeeta. in on. lot. will be received by J. M Se 3. Mowbray. 42 Queen-street, up to 10th November, from whon particulars wIU be got. __&___ The highest or' any tender not neoeßßftflJ: accepted.



• Aquatics. ________§_??'■! '-■',: ' ' V''A T-^—*BSraa__£_» . -. _. 'l_llll________fll Xjyttelt'on .Regatta,* JANUARY 2_b, 188_, PROGRAMME.; 1. Sarps' Boats Sailing R_oe i entfanoe -9* . First prize, «10; second, _5. 2. Yacht RAtiE, opeh to all comers. No centre \ board vessels allowed to compete. En- SSf^K* 5 S*-! .?.at Pl^' *»5 second. #10. Three to start or no .304. 3. Champion, Sail, .ia Rack, for trading .-ea sels under 160 tons. Cutters, and oeDtre «? vessels not allowed to compete, otherwlss open to all comers. Entrance, £3 3s. First prize, New. Zealand Shipping Company's Cup and _50; second, «20. _ .. Four-Oared Whaibboat Rao_, for youths ft_ae_,Plf!.llt¥n years of age. Entrance, ; 10s. First prize, «10; Beoond, £3, Four to «™-5 ro£?, 8e, 00nttJlrlze- Boats not to % mJ,a, 2i ft lenfeth; and of not less than lit 6ln in breadth, 5. Oano_ Raojs. , Three to start or no raoe« Entrance, 10s 6d. Prize,' Mayor's Cup. j 6. Sailing Bags, in open boats, Open to ol comers. Entrance, _lis. First prize, £20: Beoond, _5. Six to start or no raoe. 7. Dodblb Soollino Raoe, In stamp out riggers. Entrance, £2 2s. First prize, _16 • second, £5. Open only to bona fide rowing' i olubj of throe months' Btandl.it. Thraa to start or no raoe. 8. Ships' Boats Puixinq Race, four ears ■ Entrance, 20s. First prize, £is; Second £5 Three to start or no race. Four to start or no second prize. ■ -. ; 9. FOUR-OABBD Or/TRIGO-- RAOS. Open to all comers. Entrance, .2 2s. First prize, £25; seoond «10. 10. Pair Oarbd Kaoe. In stump outriggers, ' Entrance, £2 2s. First prize, £16; second, £5. Open only to bono fide rowing dabs Of three months'standing. 11. Ballast Boat and Bona Fidi Fibbwood Tr-D-k. ' -Race. Jfntrance, 21s. First prize, £10; second, £5. Three to start or no raoe.. - 12. FRI-NDLY SOOIBTIES' FO-B-OAB-D WHA-H- Boat Rice. Itntrance, 20s. First prize, £20; second, £5. Three to start or do race. Boats not to exceed 26ft In length, and of not less than _ft 61n In breadth. 13. Foub-Oaked Inihgukd ra-b. Entrance, 20b. First prize, £15,- second, £f_ H, Fou_-Oar_d Race, in ship's boats, to be rowed by ship's apprentices, hntranoe, 3s. Prize, £5, with Mr Sondsteln 'a Cup added, .j,!;, Three to Start or no race. 15, Naval Brioa__ RaC b (In uniform), to be rowed In pilot boats. Entrance,- ss. Prize, £10, and iplece of plate presented by Mr I, Herman. Three to start or no race. 16. Dingy Race, single soul!. Entrance, 2a Bd. First prize, £3; second, 10s. Three to start or no-raoe. Four to start or no second prize. V , T; L. BMITH. Hon. Sep. Board ana K-_l_.__ice. ~-,. BOARD AND RESIDENCE:—A large Bed-room, withjprlvate sitting-room; ten minutes from Post-omoe; no children; terms moderate.—Address at this office. BOARD ahdlßesidence for two respect able young men,—Apply to John Dinnison, Qrooor. Newmarket. ' /^OVEKNOK' 15ROW9JE HOTEL., XX i,,.,. > BOABD AND Lo__lN3_ _..___ ..20s per Week BINQI._ROOM __ __..25_ '{j ' ! I "V' g-Bgl ..■..!i..'l)rap_r7i;»-': i«i»oiii! AT EW"1 D^APERy: AND CLOTHING JJ. ESTABLISHMENT^ ; i IMPORTANT TO' THE! PUBLIC I! JDHNLECK «j fj (Late Managing Partner of Somerfield & Leek), Begs to announce that he will OPEN inthe ' I Premises lately occupied by Mr. W.' Rattray, .with an , ',' j ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE STOCK I ! rcs't-tjjji'., y y■■■ ,' ■■■j» DRAPERY AND CLOTHING,: i j otf ' ■ | FRIDAY, NOVKMBBBiTH, '-.';,- The WHOLE STOOK has been PURCHABEI) j with great core; and Is SPECIALLY i SUITED for, the AUCKLAND,' V TRADED-- '<.'■ ■:■-■ ;.„ NEW CLOTHINGr»- ■'••"" - '■ '■ 'l '' y j , ! -,ri»T l .-NEW DRAPERY1! s * ,; ' ii' i,,l :i! j i; ,, ~.,. ~ j AND FANCY.GOODS, . A GKK-T ASSOETBIENT OF .j) -_i' 1!ErS''<Sl"'__ AT ERr"A rL!S.; The| Advertiser hopes thati bis long experience in tho Trade will be a guarantee that he will - ! .SEIiL NOTHING' BUT FIRST-GLASS ": GOODS, and at PRICKS whioh will ,' Dkfv :Comp__itid's. ' " 'i ' He hopes to be favoured with a visit from all his old Customer . and has no ddd be will givethemAVegFiiiatisfeotlor. r^_::->.'i_.*as_ stas_ N.B.—Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on the shortest notice by First-olass Tailors, . ." \ 'I it .mi ').-:;. ,>'.:■< ■■■! X rutu WfJ JOHN LECK, i D_-VPEm-;GiiOTH__B; and OtrTFnT_Bj! Opposite the Bank of New Zoaland, j | QUJISN-'STREET. j 1 orfM-'i 7,-1; AT/CKLAND.:..--.ii ..ruyyM-i -iil A L L'"'!!,; E' :iiA '!'K L V i***'"GENUINE CHEAP SALE "" ' -———---——: OB1'- i ~~" DRAPERY AND/MILLINERY. Remember all Goods are marked in Plain Figureß., ~ . -, FOR SIX WEEKS' ONLY. E v HOLLOWAY. ' i T/ « i|W .0 S <i JB A YyE <I & hdm 1 0.. * I Beg to oall attention to the orrivol of their Largj: f ,S,IX m^er'v^hi^ments, j ... > «■<•• > Comprising'7'. ' ;' NOVELTIES IN EV-B_ ID_PABTJ_-NT, , And-are inoyr.making'their FIRST DISPLAY; I ""' '"" -;;.':".•: •A-M,:.i'-iJix.„- :A ] .-> 7,,.;- i: , NEW, AND , FASHIONABLE GOODS, < i,m.u*„n„«,'.- 7 Consisting,b-71 1 ■"•-i'-x .-I't-. Ombre Satins, Silk and Satin Brooades, Pompaf, idours (plainand broeadedl. Sateens,', Attalea : "Clotha In'all colours. Beiges, Lustres, S \ Prints, Bamasseißunttogs, Oatmeal, i!" { "•" cTdths, "Grehodlhes, Plain 'and '], ,voi Laoe Buntings, Henrietta and Bamise Cloths..,, K<a.MA"l--l <i:i_^'ii__B'. i!.i)i|.J..!-,1-l,;IO!!l. J JMILLINERYj DEPARTMENT Will be found the Choicest and Most Desirable iDisplay Of the' Newest and.Most Fashionable Goods, Imported from Paris, consisting,:of, ' Hats. and Bonnets, Flowers 1 and. Feathers,! [Mantles,Fichus,a-dDolthans., 1 mwi. u_ ti«i There is a considerable ohange of Prices In :thO' I MANCHESTER. DEPARTMENT. „.., Owinfe't- the dhty! of 16_ t being takenof Cotton Goods, Prints ond Grey Hollands, The benefit j ,;„-:.: will-be given to thp public., -~.,-, -.. i We hove a.Splendid. Selection of Men's and Boya^ • 1 Clothing. 1 Twenty: oases ot. Men s and Boys' I Stan*. Hots. to ichoose from. Also,; the celebrated Rußtlo Hot,fromls6dt.o_s6d. I !; J., cosgrave; &7C0., j ont ,xnb :>!-QuK_-I-_TI__GT. ■■■■ ■' ;■ J ' .. '*; 1 ' " ' '"" 1' i ' 'in 1 I'ii'il' I j^Grocersand Tea Dealers. , TT-'OTfC 1-1' OF ' X EMpVAii. JAS. A. P_nnai_-G_n wishes to Inform.his friends, customers, and the general publio that he haa Removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr Cuoksey, Wakefleld-teeet. J.A.P., in. thanking his customers foi their previous sup port, hopeß for a continuance of their patronage, as it wlll.be.his fe-deovour to'offer them the bestauollty atlpweßtprices.",; Vj ' ■, ,y:,' '„'.,. I"N'DI-_"'A ; N.'_' :&:'h-.tti'A-uV: $& WAREHOUSE, j 33 iNO/9-. rVIOTOBIA-S, rE__lT,.iil)TjA I Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, ond consequent loss ot outlet for my lanre bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I hove determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a prioe which, though entailing no loss tome, W_U/actually, be lower than import cost laid down here. 1 offer the first line asunder;— , 6,000 Beol AJnerloan 3•yea^old Cigars, heavy i , .- weights, viz., lib 6oz per lOObox, at 20a, ; .■:!; or 5s per. bundle of 25.'■:. ; ..!•... ---!ln Teas I have Borne of the choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from -Is 8d and upwards are now, oarefully blended with " Very Strong" aiid "High-olass Flavoury" Indian Teas. I This announcement will, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the poorer doss, as especially is it true this season that they show better value In the cup than ordinary China alone. .. • - ; »'_. ; - iiahfli -..."'-. ~r. ■ >'x ■. -V Jo. IlOlbs of Good EOilsou Congou for ... -, - "„ |_ AlGood China Tea .. - -'-}! §5 Strong: Darjeeling Klovoured Congou .. IS SO " Tea-B^tiaordinary.'' a thorough eoono- •_:?-. mlo too, with Assam flavour.-V^-.' -«;_S* "Family Mixture," very choice, rich,and _- nnngent-Darieellng kind .. c '.. — 28 f» " Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea" -. «.3s ■ Capital values ia Box Teas at 20s. 225, 2Js,- 28ft and 28s per box. saidsnxi w pwrl-i ;i: FREDK. -WHITEHEAD, .-; -.■■: .v.'o -,i: Tea and General Importer,- * TkbmsCash. 95. Victoria-sr_. Auoklanc . a i HANDSOME LIBRAE. j_L , - ; FREE OF COST. ■ ■ yy ■ We' don't know how they do it, bnt they do What?- Why, giveaway a Handsome Volum with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea; Who THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by the! • Agent. ..,.,.. : ; : .'i W. S, cfb~E:L IN S, : ■ i^,,a . l TEA.D__U_.B, ETC., '"'-' ,J'__AI.UA__UJ; ROAD, PAENEIit



J "g--"' -__!!555-_--_S---!---_-_SS _ ... , i , !-■•-- vPablio Notioeiß,' - _ 'TW OBEL'S PATENT ; DYNAMITE. TO CONTRACTORS, MINERS, QUARRY / r MEN, AND OTHERS.;..- J< g; .10 NOBEL'S DYNAMITE, from repeote- f___fl i by the largest contractors and mining managers in the Australasian Colonies, long use and mortar teste, has proved itself beyond dispute to be OVEB FIFTEEN FFR CUNT. STRONG-- than the Australian made Lithofraoteur and Dynamite. It Is unequalled for Mining, Quarry ing, Blasting (in wet or dry, solid' or fissured. rock), Tunnelling, breaking up of Wrecks, Sunken Rocks, blowing out and splitting up Tree-Toots, Boulders, etc. Its Safety has been completely demonstrated by tho absence of acoidents, either In transit, in storage, or in its legitimate use. It,is in sensible to shocks —a percussion cap being required to develop its giant power. ','. i Printed, Instructions for using issued' with \ every package. Necessary Tape,-Fas., and i Caps always in stock. .... - Price Reduced to Two SBILLINOS AND SlX p-nos! peflb, (Liberal Discount to the trade and large buyers). :Mr Gorman, the Company _ N.Z. Travelling Agent, is now in Auckland tor a short time, and wIU give all necessary information to bush settlers and others re the useß ot this explosive upon application to ;j U rj ;. \\'x . E. PORTER as CO., HARDWARE lIKBCHANTS, AUCKLAND. Bole a .suits fob N,Z. North. O -■' T I y; L Q\u:.:-;E. X All Overdue Accounts payable to the late firm of ■'■■--' ■ — ■•■ RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN ;,,,,' are requested to be settled without delay.' Such accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solicitor tor recovery. : X ~ V WILLIAM R; BRIDGMAN ; Aucaland, Nov. 1,1881. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PONS , SONBY AND OXHERS. ... ~, , hi. £ OR9 in in-mating that he ii.l^ pen.c?a-?Ir8t;-ola8S Retall Grooery Estab^ SSSJf-o- 0 t _ose New Premises oppesiteAH _STTrB^ h2 rch' Ponsonby,,on the system oi BMAU, PROFITS AWD QUICK SALES. . Being sure thot such a want has been felt. for some time, he has oonfldenoe in offering a Firsts J. POSL, , _ Wholesale and RetaßGrooer, Excelsior Grocery Warehouse, Ponsonby, A trial respeotfully BOlieited. Families waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered to all parts free of charge. , Please note the address. 111, jP~ti\ TO £1000 LENT on BuUdinj; 3& M." Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages ond Loons nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. She per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment. —C. Williamson, ■ -Land,. Estate and Financial Aeent. Vnloan Lane.' ■JJBWCAS'T'LE- COAL. iThe1 WiLD^WAVEhoviiikpnt badk 'to%eyi-l coßtie disabled, the SYRKN has been ohattered to take her place, meanwhile NEWOASTLE OOALS may be had at our yards; i .....,,,,.,, ~ ' A150,7 ~ ~ " ;r'y.oT Ahti -TlNlis OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest > Rates, Delivered In1 Town or Country. Lp.ij2liW.AV_ ,Gjj W-NSTONE.' SMI ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PANY1 BEGISTERBD). • ' j B_areholdera ore eornestly requested to send In their proxies during the present week tor the Extraordinary Meeting to be held on the 16th' Instant. The meeting will lapse unless a suffi cient number of shareholders are represented. ~ i'" !r :'' .' '''"'" '" H.N, GARLAND, .!__:— -j-?-n-:) aottti tn°: ;■:• :,.: -Mana_Or.-" :November7tb, 1881. -.: :.^°^. JP R O BON O PUBLICO. THK. LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC! COM | PANYJSFREK ART UNION PBIZBSiK consist: of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch and Ohoin, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karot Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches,' and other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket In the above will be given with every. Sitter. 800 Members wonted. Cartes de Vißite, 6s per half-dozen: Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen,— S?,?^X 0. n!SJS?JJ^lD8s. Upper,Queen-Btree_--0. H. MONKTON, Manager. ~,,...,/ no) BUILDING Material, Slates,' Cement, Galvanized Iron, Oamaru Stone, to arrive. —John Reid and Co., 26, Queen-Btreet. jr\ OODWIN'S BAKING . POWDEft' This7Boklng"powder Is rdomposeiii bf.ithe: purest Ond simplest materials, and is guaran teed superior to the imported article. A Small Tin of the Powder will be given away to eaoh of the First 600 People who Butt A TiH otls3d» r ... : — -r—rr-r :Splendid Testimonials have been received from the Professional Cooks of all the Leading Hotels and Restaurants in Auokland. I jEverybody should give it a trial. ;For Sale retail at all the Guooeks, wholesale at Mebsbs. L. D, Nathan & Co.'s, Shortland street, and at Mr. C. Major's, Grocer, Welles ley-street.-; - '".;/- : '--'.' ,v- JUST* I~N TIM E! JUST IN TIME I " v, c „ j RE JUST IN TIME CLAIM, . \ -'•'-.'■ -'-COROMANDEL. « VAL.-BL A.GROVE caUs ths attention of the' Mining Publio to what has not been before offered:—vie., to sell FREEHOLD CROWN GRANT (Ifull ehareß, Halt Shares, and Quarter Sharea) in Five Acres of Land next the Just in ThneClaim. ' ' ."; " j The Freehold to go with the Purchase of Share, and to belong to a Company. - : Full particulars at J. Stodart's office. Partioulars of Title at Robt. Browning's. Solicitor, Shortland-street, Auckland. ■~■.■;; i»IA TO£looandJ,loooLENTonthe 3G/JL" ' New Building Society's Principles, or other liberal terms to Buit borrowers.. Mort gages and Loans negotiated, City, Suburban, and Country Properties for Sole;,.interest, allowed on money deposited until investment obtained.—G. Fraser, Central. Freehold* Land and Investment' Agency, Corner Qaeen-street "and Vnloan Lane. ~.,.,..,:. . ... V -.■. _.■•: --. -. Sharland's- _I__[anufacture-T GRAPE SALINE,.. r „ /( ..,,!-,,(., ~~ ! A RKAL SUMMER LUXURY.-- ---j. . A SPARKLING BBVEEAGE, ~ j ,--■■ ■-'■■'i'prioe, 2s a Bottle.' ,',":' ~...';,...!., LIME FRUIT SYRUP, ' 7 v j Free from the musty flavour so common to . 7,'__me_olce Preparations,,' ..',.,' '~ ~- ! "'<,ti»V-" v-ls Bd Reputed, Quart.Bottles.;, ,i Improved lime fruit juice, | 11 HiaH_YiC_AB_?I_D, • -yni .tw-frrtt --ill •. J flliYi WBB'!-KOM'ALL'lMPnRI,ITES,";('t aj l '^.! ! %1 II Is 6d Reputed Quart Bottles. " FRUIT JUICE SYRUPS. ; ~^\ These pre'';pnpa_e_;w~_i ''"," 117..'■''.'!!'"'•!', •/•.' " j I'.LIMEj FRUIT JUiCE.. •;, ,-.-;■:. el 31 osOab I .:..:.'■ Guaranteed Pure and of Fine Flavour, , il. , >i ; . -i _j 94 Reputed Quart Bottles. _JME'FRUiT!'CORDIA_i,';';; ::'";i''!";' 1 WJjg i Fine in Flavour and Quality, | ,:;•!' is 94 Reputed Quart Bottles. 1113 lA •I^INE DALMATIAN *ws> i :i j moo jom ""• INS-CT POWDER. ;,7;7! koMA,, ; ; ~ ~~,.:. i ''' j A PKE.VBNTIVE TO THE BITBS /,': ' n .'j'.'?. ',',' j toI: OP.THE.MOSQUITO, ' . sV-. j , ; V j la 6d a Bottle. , "' : '' '■"'''-'; j ■ • V- "' r_ HARIiAN j) & CO.,1 Wf ,-J I k3 Apothecaries' Ball. :Tti: ]:' r&r ffl* QO'O' K%} i j ~te«p to. -FUBN-TURE,: j^g, ', ~., trtit BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE,. ' S _23, QUEEN-STREET, ,A-OKL_MD, I - r —-^djoinlngßankof New Zealand".:. r~ < iWe Invite the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well seleoted Stock .of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and' Bed-room Furniture; Jap an_s c Sr/.N, Blinds for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Bprw_'M_- tbasses, of superior quality, at reduced prices; a large assortment of Cane-seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Choirs; Patent Spbino Roller Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Jtauels; Marble-top Washstands. some Very Superior Bedroom ' Suites, In Mottled Kacbi ; Toilet Ware, superior double ' sets; with?sponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth bugs, in White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prioes; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mate just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; first-class Hair Mattrassm.. The greatest attention paid to the packing and ■ forwarding of' orders from our country ous i tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free cm 1 application. 7 V,. ■ ■ iLlberaPDlßOdunt':to^Cash'Parohasers. 'All * Goods delivered free In town. . I'jonil xxy.l. & H. COOKE, ! !üBN_TU_-^;^EDDgraj s^ND. OABPET t | 123,' Quee- strketj : I : i AX (joining the Bonk of New Zealand, 1 W POTA T U Jfi S . JX NEWPOTATOESI . I . From this date I shall have a regular suppl; of First-class. New Potatoes from the One Tret ' Hill Estate, at market rates. ' ,V VT , ■ l j HARRY OANHAM, 1 > aro rtosai '.....,■ - '...'High-Btreet,' 7 | Ootober Wtb, 1881. ■■■■■■■ ■■■■ .^--- -7 i 'i-i O N D U. R A N G O. The Latest and Best »• BLOOD AND LIVER ALTERNATIVE, 10 .:. : ..."- •'■ ....... »?r 1 A Specirlo in aU Skin Diseaaea, Read the Circular and Analysis round ever; Bottle. To bo procured every where.



<. . l-y-...,.-,.;. ■ - . - j -—__ —Jenb-to Nfotio-Si,. .— -_..-. i I have to inform the ihhabltent-of A-ct-O-d '.. apd surroundlDß distrlot- that, having a large , . stodfc. I hove not been able* to disposaltllTC the time agreed upon, wtthincomlna tenant-Si hove mode arrangements frith Hm to continue- ' the CHEAP .GLEAM-GW^____gi^_»- CROCKERY and -GLASSWAREI.__*»■ Few Weeks'longer, and therefore-solicit an early call from all reaulring goods in the above line. One-trial will oorrvlnce the most sceptical that i the Sale Is Genuine. .vffiJJs . tar Tho promises being positively let, SO reasonable offer will be refused.' iv.it D. f'_.'_,''d-d 1 mP 1".. jUndbb Thhatbk.;Rotai. Qrap-B-_£_ij» C~ A L L E N,,f-VE,_ ' rt -!"i •:. 7V— ■''.'" .'•'J^'«*WTl|-. . iJ. C. HewsOh hereby Challenges E. Bailey fai*. ' Pa_ a Thxeo J-ilo Dingy Usee for the Bum c_ £5. • —O. Hewson. —. —. *g p H _j'"'-''ii"f- L'; 'B!'.": -f- vi/G.-^E.; > .., ; ;'-: iThe Ponsonby".'AJl-Comer_\'Crew hereby --' Challenge the North Shore Crew to Row a distance of not less than, Three Miles,for the : Bum of Twenty-five Pounds, ah "■ «* .' yx > Arrangements to be made ot the Thistle Hotel ' :: oWljhq night of THURSDAY, the lOth-Mfc {Ur\| Jv; v iq,;;d;''E,,p-!''T ; .lA' '%?'sbb&. ..,.1^ il hereby agree to M-BBrs_W_lsh'and C»"8 Challenge, ahd will Bock W. Honßton to Walk, f WalshOneorTwo Miles.for,tbe sum of £50or upwards. Arrangements to be mode at the -united Service Hotel on the 12th November; at' & Bo'olookp.__. R. J.CUNDALL, ,w ;Auckland, 10thNpyember, 1881.. 7„ nw " ,"'•'- GO A N _ S E B , , > j-i< .[HERBERT H. SMITH'S / 3 J 01 liT FIRST PRIZE-STOVES, OVENS, Sot, 1, r ':<•'■ :-".! ■' AT-Baa! > r.r. .;•>.--.J .11." J. ■. > p j AUCKLAND/IRON WORKS, DUBIIAM-STEKKX W__T, ...,„,,,„ j -'.'.'•.i,.l S.;.*i'> TO-M0RR0W..777*-,•„-*. £*-. ■'. WP A- -R X E R •wFAM-lliYm GROOER,7-jft'\ i> -V .-;; 1 ' i!Jorbs' l'Ho_BdN-_-R__T. l,t;''" - 0B , ,V< -irstclass Value fa Te_s and General G_oCOT__-.fi. 111 J «" -^-mba^^lotß^^Bntte-.D^y^aiH- ~.V FamlllMi regularly waited upin,\a_______|, ( ,V 1 ''.'r ~'.'.'.','.;.,,' promptly delivered.'"'' ';■., .''V."'„j * :-' .'f _________^_^77" '• ' ''''._-L———-. Corporation Notices. ..,.__, -' ' '-■■ ' --'--- t - ■ -- - t ' I-I?-'!H1I , 7-1 h««i-.ei ,iiISSBBs^ Jj.')jiOji v/aw ' '£J 5_'lf' Vj. v"A av'.c"IbH.ctfp;" "•!" 7 K|BBBINGoArai:CHA__SBL_mCf/:ilJrai__lia- ,*'"Oa _J jTON-.S_B___l. '• J-.UI-AB ] FOBMATIOH WOBES, PATT_-ON._T___Prr —', BSBBlNG>kiro!cy_N_ra^^ i OTJSTO-IHOUSK-STBKKTS, :.'V 'JTheCatyCtoanr-lwtilreMiv- separata Tenders "-11 for the obove works. In terms of pianß.B. eolflca- <8 tlons, and conditions,- to bedewed at the oflfco Clty'teouncliCnambers! High-street, until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY th_ '•""" Mth. instant..The .City .Counpil-do not btad ir themselves to accept any tender.'-' Tenders toha . endorsed respectively lor the work tendered,* -V 7 tor. ho ! P. A. PHILIPS, ~-.'.' :TowriCler__ Office. j November 10,188 L './ ,! Auctions. '"I ii Wtiti-'ilW* 01^ 5 __ar__etlday. ARTHUIi'S 1 POULTRY1. '^St 1.)-)UCE. , # FRUIT. AND GROCERY V^ j AUCTION MARKET. V f__s t_rn_l nwaiJA POULTRY T-VRD. E-wls,-Ttokeys,-Ducks, Geege.-•_^._^l.F_fkg^", ' i Birds, Canaries, Small Pigs,'SackingPigs, i 6 well-bred Hamburgs, 1 pair well-bred j langßhans,.&(_,&o... . r , -~ ■*_•_. _*-: "V PRODUCE AND GROOERY,,,. I f. ,rt _ii.i. '..: DEPARTMENT. 'iO s|| New Potatoes, kidneys and'others¥-'o__tex_]i_r ~!■ _S ! Potatoes, of good quality; Cow PotafSs? 1"1 -11 "I Carrots, Cabbages,- Pumpkins, Onions, - 'w ,' Herbs, Bacon, Hams, Beef, .Butter. Lard, I '! C-nterbury ond Looal Cheese,. Flour,-jO_U_- 71 ' i meal, Sharps, Bran, Maize, Oats. i BJtUlT—Goosebeririefl. -T_nges,^ples,_;(_ : Jl (_ROCERTES._;cv-Teo,CoffeejßilgarJßloe.COm.., ■■ I : :flour.Storch,Blue,Soap, VestalOonfebtl__Jl I cry, Blsouits, Blacking, Pearl Barley, White v I j Lefo/^M )i?',foi'a' .U-J3 && OT: . :7:1 j FURNITU-tE bEP_-RTMENT. ; ,i English,"American, ' and Colonial-inado House- ' 1 | nold Furniture ond Effects, in groat variety: ""' ■■■ 5 Karthenware. -CUassware, Plotures; Glass ' -XiM \ Oases, Carpets,"Hearth. Ban. £__» Cartalna. : -,■ j a'newEagiißhFeather Bed .3ai_K-Or)__tiw•/"' ■'■*:« j ..tag.).Machines. . American Organ,;(, Lawn;' :, M I Mowers. Stoves. Ovens; Grates. I ami Taoxs .* , .xl ,| . " ,",',' TO-MORROW, ,'1 * / ''J ..ijtt T. B^Jt;fl. B| J_-RT, :i \"4\ _-»- - ' ot 11 o'clock, ;J !. BO bags Waikato Potatoes; best q .alltj-^sT ;*!■ i j75-bags Sydney Maine V.*»B SO bausOatSi['(-<<:.* Vir;.'/'ity'ljsni'T, '.VJSsi 0 sacks Oatmeal " jJ-"'-u .kiu;. _ | .. 1 7 tons Wood's and Meek's Flour . . ' .» il I 4 tons Bran, Sharps; Chaff) A «I 1 , 20 boxes Tea; upset price,. 16s , m ~J . New, Potatoes, Hams and Baconr -, / ' ffi ! • SupeVlo. Batter, Soap, Candies. Kerosene M :'«■ , Painkiller, Jams, Sordines, I^mon Peel "'' -~ffl V Milk, BroWn, Crystal, and White Sugar m j( Tobacco, Remietts and Colourinp-'^alt - lil , 7 7 Matches, Rice, Dried Apples, Beuf sjjj '__o_ -i; B .... j '•Cheese, Lard. Wheat, Curronts, Beans, ftc. ' ;: |H TO-MORROW>TAT;:i^ , »JS j CARBINES S-TAYLOR._-.—— .:.vi WILL sell by ( auctionj/atthoirGentral H Auction Mart, Qaeen-street,To-morrow .. : 1 (Mday), at ia o'olook sharo," . „• rjn' fi POULTRY-^A pair thoroughbred Lkngshan/J - "i I Bpanfsh, Dorking, and Game Fowls,- if Ayles- / ::i I bury Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, fine Young Pigs. V i FRUlT—Apples, Bananas, OraDge., &c,» :i x jg_ 11 PRobuCE — Good Table Potatoes. Joantej> " i bury), New Potatoes, Oaions.T'-'Tunilp- -Am ', (Wairoa Cheeses, Hams and Bacon, Salt Butter, . '' {8! /" Beef, and Mutton,. Oats, MaizeLr Bran,, Choi; « il i :{ Barley, Wheat' lor' To wis," Flour.'Oatmeal, -Bj .-Rioe, Tea, Sugar, Cornflour,. Starpt. Candles, h ' Kerosene, Hematite Pain t, See, '■See-' ' H i AISOi ,ytJocA- ||; _i assortment Of Olothln_, S_W_ig»rDrllli«_ir~*' '.p r ; t .,.,. ~". ■'.'I I c__eiM-iES-&TiYL6_t^ OM..\ ■..'.""! •\ 1 Auctibneen- iA 1 ,'| ,-,„., .V-.J^^P^^yTf' .. '!'",.-.' , I ;!' P,RO D^fi-E/ S A.li-, l( n ii ' j .«'l/7.H.'"!'Wi-iDOWDEN.t _";riv.'Joy -, J| WILL sell by auction, at the E^qhange k Mart, 'Queen-st-e'eti To-morrow fjHV- ' if day),atu o'olopk.^-^.,":,:;,',." f :I| .! 1 oases CanWWixCheese' " jf I ' 10 tonsC»nterburyiPotatoM 1<.,-.:.nl <~-.:. n fl/. I | ,111 i ..iiNew.Pote.toes i*.< ( ,_i nj.«_. ■> _XI l| •10,owr»^antei,, biiiyßton__tt._l___isi „«.-, if j! o j Salt Beet " -' ,nj'j.us * H ■■• j _ qr-casks Vinegar ». ,[,-,-i E _ti--",mi-/ --'l" 'til -1 * _tis6ults,'ootmeol,Flour 7 .Soon ■'-~ , ~<-0 - :i 'Bl ; ! t!!Bro*_-ii Sugar.'Cuirahts.'RalslnS! '-*'''-'."-"-'-': |j i Vi -''Rioi. Barley,Gate,Bran;Matte'•'V,'J ,-, -, Jl| | " Cooking Stoves, Furniture • "'-1' 'OJ -Hi [ 7-gejrinstMadhlne, See y.\' v.'* Hi MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. [J! ] ct'J b. ! ,, !; -WITHOO;T Rksbbvb. \\ ■ '- : , A!/ r ,M TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. ; 1 1 16 J-casks Pale Brandy '~.'' *:': .... l- n^r -X. m ! Sil-c-sks-Lucienßellott'sPale/Bran-y a ;50 ca3es XXX do. do. • "" i ! 5 l-c-sks Colonial "Wine. 1 | ' 7E.1 & A. ISAACS' ! I HAVE received instructions to' sellby , illl - auction, at their Stores, Fort-street, on 1 -|il|l ; Monday,:NovemberU,atlloclocliiV ■: :' " illl ■ .' THE ABOVE. ' > , |||| [ E. ~& A. ISAACS, s: I Jiijj 7 ■; 'Merchants and Auctioneers, llilf ;. ; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. • 11 '■■ SHIPS-STORES 17 { SHIP^^TORES [ Mm ExStracathjo. ''';■:'."'-•'.-'/t! , '. : ; ||| j Biscuits,-Preserved,Potatofis, Limejuice, |j||| 1 ~ Pickles, Butter, Ling,-Pepper»''^£j J <.v. iMJI . Mustard, Vinegar, Sugar,1 Raieius, Currants, 7 lil ' "' Rice, Split Peas, Treacle, |l A J Port, Sherry, Hull Dog Ale, Stout, Soda-' ijli water, Lemonade, Preserved Meat, a |j|l y '' &C, &0., &C. '■" : ||l 6 -'' c. &a. Isaacs ■,': ~; HH HAVE received '■. instructions' to' sell, on * iilffi Monday, the 11th inst, at their New IBIW 7 Stores, Fort-street, at H o'clock,. tj :•..._ "'Vlw{Hj ■:" J'__ Quantity of the Above, ...... ?||| 1 • No Reserve. 7.111 fi7s^f'Ok'AOß'a oomprJ_hig-M_i___,l|l_| I Cl_^;He^,CanajT.toa-R_»BeMal_M_l §S n_£ ,eA _ye»i?s. Lobsterai' Conl_-?.i:_Bffl ..»'■ It"1? 1' xmnU; 3B_-lngrPowder,'»Sli»RerwM-81 Twine; Wrapping Paper. ff'||i y E. &A. ISAACS, " Ijl . . ; Merchants and Auctioneers; j£ ~ Bi_E I (Oontinuedjon Fdurtti fage.) II