ordinary form- of .default, there being no appearance on-- Denaii of the opposing party. He would therefore tender the evidence of the attesting witness as to tho manner m which the will was drawn np and signed.—Wil liam Millet, bootmaker, was then called. He deposed that on visitiDg the deceased at the Hospital, he was aiked.by him to write ont the will,-which- he did at his dictation. When it was finished, the deceased signed it. It was written out in two sittings, and on each occasion it was signed by the' de- ; ceased.—Matthew Fiulayson, storeman, gave corroborative evidence.—Mr. Lusk asked and obtained leave to move for pro bate of the will on Friday next,"when he will ■ cite .authorities to show,, that the manner in which the will was made was such as to justify the granting of hiaapplication.—His Honor: pointed out a few difficulties for the learned gentleman to consider. He said that he was afraid that there' would be some diffi culty in the way of granting the application for probate. It did net. teem at all clear that the attestation had been regularly dove, while the affidavit bore evidence of great; carelessness". - MacCormick v. Mekrick.—M,ptjon to dismiss action.—Mr E. Hesketh appeared-, for the defendant, and in support of the motion;' Mr Tyler for the plaintiff, and in opposition to it.—Mr Hesketh, in his argu ment, pointed out that proceedings were commenced iv Jan. 1881, and that after the case .had been advanced -a staße beyond the giving notice of trial, the notice had been countermanded, while in July and October last the record'had been withdrawn at the' last moment. He contended that the plaintiff lind failed to prosecute in accordance with the rules of tlie Court.—Mr Tyler replied. He submitted that. the failure of two material witnesses to appear was reason able enough excuse for withdraw? ing the record" and not proceeding to trial the last sittings of the Circuit Court.—His Honor, thought it very .unfair to the defendant to keep the action hanging over his head, and bringing him up again and ngain to-the Court -only-to- see the record,withdrawni« There,ought to, be some very strong excuse for such action, but he did not consider the one advanced at all a reasonable one. 1 here was., only, tho bare assertion of the. plaintiffs solicitor that the* two absent witnesses were material, and it was not shown that all the other witnesses wero 'ready. : The defendant had" been brought up time after time in a cheap and' unceremonious way. ■■ He would dismiss the action. .•■'■-'■■'• " ' '• "'■

LONCt V. VBBNEB.—Motion for decree.— Mr £.: Hesketh (plaintiff's solicitor) said tbat the1 defendant was not prepared to meet the motion to-day.: Be would ask for an adjournment till next Court dayi—Ad journed- accordingly. '' ''" " ■ril^; ' '\-<, ■■•• JJicHpLtsT. Nicholas and Anothek;-7- Application from Wjirden's Gonrt re. appeal against a deciniou Riven thure by Mr Ken rick. Mr Hesketh (who: appeared for the appellant) applied.for an adjournment till next Court-day., He ssid.that'tli? litigants had''all but arranged their' differences, and the attention of the Court.might thero fora- cot be drawn upon.—'Application granted. " ': , ~,' '.'. .r'. .' •, ;,'," '.;■.''.;: WHITAKEK V. BICH AND ANOTHEB % -rr Argument on demurrer to second plea.— Mr J£. Hesketh appeared for tbe defendants, and asked for the adjournment till next Conrt-day of this matter also.—Granted:'

National Bank,,v.-,Bedell and ak. OTHER.—In this matter, Mr MucCorraick moved'for a rids nisi for review of taxation. —His Honor refused the rule, on the ground that the motion should have been made in Chambers in the first instance.

MORE TROUBLE ON THE PLAINS.

BY TKLK«HAPH.f-OWK COKEESPOKDBK f.)

WELLINGTON, ,this day.

A TKLECHUM to the Government states that some natives are interfering with the settlers in the neighbourhood of Cape Egmont lighthouse. .. The:.fences were finllod dovn and the settlers ordered off tbe and. The Government are making enquiries into the matter. ■ •. X

BREAKING INTO EUROPEAN LANDS. ,/V

NOKMANBY, this day." A LABGEjnumber of native 3, men, w^men* and children started planting and other dub tivatipns at . Waitaha , yesterday. Waitaha is six miles from Pjiribaka and the operators are. "by commrnd of .To whiti- given on the evening of the ljti. These cultivations arc made .on European; land;abd'th'o Ngatinuahitr people Jare. the' workman: -J ..;,.;::;'., V,;, ' '„■':• ■..; C'^ i -I Sir W.Tox and Mr Parris arrived at ,oeff> yesterday, accompanied by Mr Skeet, sur.. yeyorf'and' bia interpreter "and; Becretary.' They returned to Hawera;to-;dax,^ ">*■. \-. ;;>

GRAMMAR SCHOOL BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

Arf adjourned nieetingToftlie Board' of: Governors' 'of ! tiei".. Auckland! VCollege; and; Grammar School Vwas' tell-.yestefaaYj fifUtnioon. ,*, There were present :-JMjeWW Peicock(iil thechairj. J« A. T<)Io,,^EV, A.: McKeohnie, Col. Haultain, Key. C .'", M. Nelson; «nfl His Worship the Mayor.;? IwoM ,'; Be •■ Lx&srxq~ *■ of ';.; Pkopertiks. -j- The:' Chairman 'explained- that the- houses to he re-leased had been divided into three classes, and since then the tenants 'had ex pressed their willingness-to release-the houses with only slight" repair*. Mr Allr right had'reported that the- houses wpnld : only last for sevonyears^Mt Mr Fentbri; was o£ opinion that.they/ would; last-idr* longer period.—Alter • ° considering '-the' matter the Committee had decided to recom mend 'that necessary repairs,; as recom mended by the architect, should fye effected ■,; that theyv should ■ • then-^-ba'*' let by th^year,; and' that :*an ; agent, living' in; thVr- ■Wtnity-! whaf' •:COttld;vaee3 .that the homes were kept in a:good state o£:re pair be appointed;: The total cost-of repairs would be £1,070,' or about'half the amount estiniated to place th« buildings in good re pair insiae'Md" outside.' 'He m'oT'ed"that the recommendations of the, Committee- be adopted/'fc-Mr Clark agreed that it would be; better to let the' Exchange Hotel, fpc6^ than 255 yetiH.—William and Sarah .ateelej wrciteVatating that .theyp'as original .lease-' holders of an allotment under^ the1 Boards h^d :-eipended a^their sayings in, 1 the; erectibn'of a'hbise, and they now applied) that they might be-allpwed to hold r the property, which T>rought them in a^rental of £60 a year, during "the remainder o£ them lives." They*were 73.ancl 74years of age respectively,'and ha'ibeen ■in! the'c6lbny 43 years.—Mr Clark moved1 as an-amendment that after, the houses be repaired theybe let by auction-for' severi years;, and.that the! present tenants ba allowedtaremiiinin.tbe" houses a fortnight .after thejeasea'aye'Eoldl —The'amendment wag lost by five to two, and the Chairman's niotioii carried.. Leas^ OF Paddock.—Th'i'Ottirman re ported that'enquiries ha«l,been made by the Secretary in reference, to the paddock at tht rear of' the Parnell;Grammar Sehool.r-It was found to be in the highway district of Bemuera, and not in Parnell. 'Hence, it cdnld not be let'for 66 years.--It was aoceed ; on themfltion of Mr Clark that;the allot ments be let for five year*. Tho moveic, gaid'ft tyas probable that thoy mißhte«it the" conditions in. reference t6 the.-.time'pf lease* altered in the interval. ' . ' DBSIGN9 FOB BOABDIJtJ. SCHOOL.— Some discussion took place'on the question of brrering premiums for competitive designs for the new boarding school.—Jt was1 eventually agreed that the successful com petitor, ifsa local man, should have the supervision of the work at the usual rates, and receive a bonus of £25, and that £15 be paid, to the competitor whose plan second honours; the cost of the building to bs about £2*000.' ■ a' ■'' ' V!' " Lease op- Allotments.—Some dispus-. Biotf t6okplace in 'reference to the cdnaitidns of leasingthe New .North Road.allotments, and it v/as agreed that at the end of the term of 21 years the tenant receive as cora pentation half the then value of the build ing, the value to be assessed by ,some person appointed by the Boaid, not by arbi tration. ■ - 1 MOBTGAOE.— Mr John Bataer wrote in 1 reference to a mortgage of £400 which had been called in by the Board, and it was decided, after some discussion, to refer the matter to the solicitor to the Board., ,

A youth named Kobert Micklewright met With a painful accident on board the barque Loch Cree to-day. He is employed on ihe vessel as an ordinary seaman, and m pursuance of his duties was engaged today in assisting to ballast the barque, when a large stone - fell upon his left foot, crushing his big toe badly; He was taken, by the captain, to the Hospital, where *his injnry was at tended to.

SAN FRANCISCO MAIL NEWS.

Human Sacrifice in Africa.

: London, Sept, 14th—Advices from the west coast of A frica state that the King of DaHbriieyi with''his army of Amazons, raided and destroyed the towns of Ignano and Oke'po. They had a population of many thousands. • All who were unable to escape were brought to Abomey', the capital of Dahomey, for sacrifice at the great annual feasts.

Mr. Bradlaugh, M.P.

[ Mr Bradlaugh has issued a manifeatoto the.people, headed "Right against, Brute Force," ia'which he appeals to the people to support him.' He is enftpxira'ged to do so because of the favourable reception he has met with at the numerous meetings he has addressed, and because of. the. petitions pre sented to Parliament id tys iavoii'r. Mr Bradlaugh points out that as the Speaker interrupted Sir-Wilfrid Lawson when ob jecting to Mr Collinp, he ought not to have permitted Sir' Stafford'Northcote to inter; fere when he (Mr Bradlaugh} was about to take the oath, Mr Bradlaugh then refers to', the. later proceedings, and with regard to his expulsion ..says it was cowardly in the extreme, and utterly unworthy.of the first assmbly in the' world, i "When the "next Session opens," hesavß, "I must go to the House again.. I ask the English people, Will you again see me tuTnedout by-brute force ?- I appeal to you for protection against unlawful violence. To illegal force I cannot and will not sub mit. At; present 'tho Government In my case does nothing, and I turn to the people.; I cannot say how the struggle will end. Oha man against a powerful and unscrupul ous majority of the House arc no:small, oddi. I.can.only 'asfc ', justice from the. people,'* " i :, :.; . i

Eviction in Ireland.

I '.'London,'Sep^e'mber 9.— A telegram from •Wesfport," County Mayo, states, that the ißritish-''man-of-war Merlin,' has returned the. c with one hundred police, who assisted lathe eviction of 120pcMons, Inhabitants of 'Innestarlr;.''.->?'«'>■: '■ :utin!a cm » tri iMattqra*)

.■NEW:York, '.September 11.—A cable special tb'the "Tribune "from' London. ,pf September 10th says: Th"c Government culminated' in the Marquis of ■Blandford's 'collapse- in Cambridgeshire, igis retirement. Ava's owing .to _ the want of funds, and. the local disorganisation of tlie 'Liberals. The electoral defeats in England have been recouped by Diekson's election in i Tyrone. '-:>'- ; Parnell staked the. authority; of tho Land [League iri Ulster and"thef 'fate of Land Act on the result. Ho appealed to every passion, and gpargd neither personal cflort uor the resources of the League tg influence Catholic* and Presbyterians, yet even with the aid of - tho Bishop of Meath he was unabli to pecure the 'support: of more 'than half the Catholics, while the exhortations of himself and Messrs Sexton, licily, O'Connor and O'Eelly failed to.nbakc tha loyalty of ■the Presbyterians'; '■■' Ttie result is a prftfoudd ■ 'surprise' to all' parties.' The1 Parnell '• ' candidate- only secured. 904 votes against over 3,00J) given .to each of the tother two. Parnell asked, Ulster to ac cept the League and reject the Land Act, but it has emphatically accepted; the, Land Act and decisively rejected the League. The result is an unmitigated discomlituro to t I?vnoll. His ,explaDatioh' that, complacent 'frame of mind which is judici ous in a party leader, but he. admits the ex istence of,dismay araoag his follbwera. The League is now driven for support to localities where"'Sedition'is chronic. The recognition of Gladstone's effort to-pacify- Ireland by the industrious northern farmers will stimulate the Government to repress revolutionary agitation .incited by paid agencies. , : , ,;■■,••. ~-.■: ■•-.'.' n! fit/ tot

NORTHERN MICHIGAN DE VASTATED BY FOREST FIRES.

Mearly Five Jtundreit People

Perlslu

Several Thousand men,., Women and ; Children Left Homeless. - *

Detroit, September B.—The horrors of ithe situation in Huron and Sanilac conaties, on the shores of Lako Huron, arc deepen ing every hoar.: Every farmer in the town* ship has lost either his house, bam, crops, or all of them. The loss of life and property is immense. Dead bodies i are being brought in from all districts. . It is estimated that 500 human, beings have perished, and 5,000 people are homeless and' in immediate want of afsintauce, Farmers in newer townships lose their stock,- houses, barns, cropland eVerything.else.. A farmer .who jußt came in from Austin township saved 'his family of eight children in a field of buckwheat, .but says'tb.b whole .'country, in that part war totally destroyed and many Jives were lost. 'The.loss of livestock is simply immense. Tlie old settled towDships iescaped, .with little lots, but in moat ftf the . newerj.tbwas jiotairj'g...'iemains but■ a -fire ■swept, blackened wilderness.

APPALIJNOLOSS'OF'iTFE.

"A'dispatch from Marlette, Sanilac county, jays.:,. A^terrible state, of.affairs,exists ,at ' ;this;p6inl.-!i Theientire'tsectioa of"cbuhtiry| jlying to tho north and east of this place [has been on fire, and the number of families rendered1 homeless 'will reach 300. Up to this time 174 persons are jkiiown to have met death by fire. The I horse of Ira Humphrey! mail-carrier be tween this place and Davis Corners, came 'home badly burned, with a card attached to ! the saddle written by Humphrey, stating that his escape from fire was impossible. A :reliefcparty;foundihim in-.tiwroad dead, die; was entirely denuded, his clothes either having homed on his person or having been 'torn off by himself in'his desperation. In ithe township of A'rgyle, Huron county, the following were burned to death: Paul 1 vtjhite, wife , and, .five children,;. George iGra'tch,' wiS and three' children,' 'Mrs 1 'Morris Welch and .two . children, James JGilson, and two "women, recently from 'Canada, names unknown. There arc also several so badly burned that thtiy cannot live. !ln some jseclions-the) fire ewept'eterything ; before it and spread with such rapidity that ithe people fled with only the clothing on itheir backs. ...

; A special to the " Post and Tribune " jsaya : George McDonald, of Mindon, iSanilac county, tells a sad story. Over 200, 'families'are homeless' in that soction, abd. are suffering from wan^ of food and,cloth ing. John Ballontine, of Verdna Mills, that fifty-three lives are known to be lost in the neighbourhood of Sand Beach. The fires suddenly reached Verona Mills on Moaduy, and theltowirwassbbn wiped out/ The wind was so strong that Ballentine and i his wife were picked up. and blown fifteen or twenty yards. A woman and her hus. band were found lying against a tree dead, the''w6inah"being partly delivered of a child. Thn devastation caused by the fires of 1871 is nothing in comparison with that occasioned by the fires of the last few days.

rHONDBIfDg'OF PKOPLE BUBNED.' ''""'

Koliablc information loads me to say that upwards of 300 people' perished in the flames., •There -wasj no., escape for them.}; The woods "and ground we're so dry, and no warning of danger was given.. Faster, than a racehorse came the' fire. It would em brace a house or bain with, it; contents,? then pass to'the next. Persons' who have been through the terrible ordeal say, in: ten minutes fi o'ni the time the fire struck a house there would be no vestige of the build iug left. I have just returned from a trip through the burned district, and a descrip tion of the sights would make the reader's blood turn cold. I saw many instances of men, women and children lyirjg on their faces in the road where they had fallen ;when..:overtaken by , the.' fire. Children,:, were, ilying on logs where Ithey clambered for safety. There was no finding each' other when once separated. Many took refuge in wella t and on the roofs 'of houses, thinking to escape, but in almost every instance wcresuffocated. The details ot suffering in Huron county are as sad as ihere. I believe that when the returns are all in 1,000 persons'will be'fonhd to have perished, in the flamed. - Forest township will tnfn out Thursday to bury the dead cattle, horses and sheep, the stench from which is unbearable. BODIES OF THS VICTIMS. Bey. Mr Allington found sixteen dead bodies near Dickefsville. Only > five buildings are left between that place and Liuden... John Flitewager's : family of seven children and his wife were all burned -together in Paris township, with fifteen , others. The Day. family, were buried with MorcyS. Clifford, his wife and child. A man and woman were lyiDg dead on the;rriad between Dinner's mill and Tyre. Fifteen families were burned .in Moore and Argyle. Fire hundred families are reported at Liaden as having been burned ont. A woman was burned at Smith's mill, half a mile from Tyre. Wherever a house is left people flock to it like sheep to the fold, in some places as many as six families being in a lo? shanty. They mußt have relief from below, or great guttering will result.

WANT, OF FOOD.

I I saw many families to-day who had- not had one meal since Monday, and don't, khowiwhen they will gat one. Their teams; are all gone, their cows and other stock were burned; and desolation stares.them in the face. Back from the lake shore the devastation has been far less serious, especially in loss of life, although property losses have been severe. In Tuscola county the loss is estimated at 200,000 dollars. HOMELESS FAMILIES. I EAST SagiNAW (Mich.)! September B.— At Zeilwaukee, Saginaw, and other towns ion the wesV a number of buildings' and a large amount of property have been swept away. The Indian settlement several miles below this city, which is, surrounded by a dense forest, is reported to have been burned, and doubtless a number of lives have been lost, 'as there' were thirty families in there, and thero. is no. possible way of "escape. Heavy fires are also re ported, in Yebella county, doing great damage.' j DBSOLATION AND DEATH.:. ' Chicago^ September B.—The "Times'" special from Sand Beach,: Mich., says: At least one hundred lives have been lost in this» county. One family was found :in.'a wel£ safe, but all tlieir goods, horses, and barns were burned. The people in Verona buried themselves iv their, gardens. The hose company of 'this town was up all last ni«ht, and are now wetting the streets, houses, barns, etc. The only danger here is from the sparks and cinders, but, the town iis shrouded with smoke.

A correspondent visited the burned section near this place early this morning. No one , can imagine the havoc ; niode by-yesterday ;aud last night's 'fire. ' One" little child was jfound clasped in its older sister's arnts; two [others near by were burned to acr'isp'.'" One 'entire family, consisting, of five persons, iwere burned within twenty rods of their house. Reports from what is known as the 'Erskine estate, about'eight miles wwt of here, and running Bontb. through the town ship of Paris, are heartrending. Dead {bodies rite' lying along the road and in the ;door yards, having apparently been over itaken by the lire. Port Hope is entirely consumed... '"" : ~«... i The best estimates that can be made at , present place '.the number of families, that tare .entirely burned cut and destitute of food and clothing at 500. - A family of seven residing near by, named Bidewan, have been found dead in the well, sufio [cated. The townships of Delaware, Mirrdon, and Austin, Sinilac county, and JBingham, Sherman, and Paris, Huron county, area desert. The railroad tracks and telegrapk 'poles are burned. The smoke is stifling, [and many are nearly blind. | REPORT OF A SPECIAL COMMITTEE. | Port Huron (Mich.), Sept. B.—The committee appointed to visit the burned re gion, after receiving there reports of a large 'number of perrons familiar with the facts, 'and in most instances giving the names of jvictims and sufferers already.. ascertained, lay: "In twenty towns* in Sanilac and Huron counties we find over two hundred persons dostroyed by the fire, including en tire families lost We have lists already of pore than 1,500 families burned out.in most cases losing their, .houses, bams, cattle, horses, grain, hay, and everything, of which ;they_ had iv many instances abundant pos sessions. • i,-. ■• r. > !«' ■''" • A' WBtCOME RAINSTORM \ BAY City (Mich.), Sept. 8.-r:News from the Huron county burned districts received here to-day only confirms the bnrning of Huron City, Badaxe and Verona Mills, Rain has checked tho fire to a considerable extent, and the worst is believed to be over. .Scores of lives were lost and hundreds of families left homeless. There was heavy -rain here last night and north of this place. ■It is also reported to have extended along the 'Huron shore in tho; vicinity of Sand .'Beach, .checking the fires,in this section. ►But few; reports of damage • are\ received. Those are chiefly confined to Bueria Viita, ITumouth and Blomfield townships.:: No ■more buildings are reported to nave Ibeen burned to-day, but several ;fami lies in the north-eastern portion of Bucna iViata are environed and cut off frora;cora ninuication. People are hauling five U> six ihundred' barrels -of water daily iuHhe country. The fires Are subsiding in Tuacota county, where immense damage has been 'done. In all 150 families were burned out, ;and;, IOOjOOOdoIB.' 'wortH .of property de stroyed. Twenty bodies are said to have , been brought into Cass City,iu that county, jto-day. ' ...:,.-..■■. ■ -

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

PARIS, October 17.

; It is authoritatively denied here that; the French Government has resigned. Ramburs which have becti current to that effect,, are devoid of foundation. '~ , . .' ". ! THIS BANK JOBBERY." , ' r uiAIEBBQURNE, Wednesday. ; : It now transpires ?, that-Thorpf," late feller of the Bank of Victoria, _ who-was arrested yesterday charged with embezzling £2,500 was,recently,suspended,and since Ithat time ietnrned uthe 'whole amount ■(£2,soo)'in batches ito'hlssucdessor.i I He" ■asserts that though he had used the money he did not intend to steal it.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

i * October 19. . ■. .-j ! Bank of N.Z.-Eellorß,£2J2a6d = National Bank-Bellera, 83s ■ Colonial Bank-4& 6d, 18 Sd ;seUen, 18s 6d 8.8. Insurance—6lb: sellers,6lb6d • Union Insurance—Bayers, 24s 6d; sellers, 2ce ! Anokland Timber—SellorH, 67 ■ N Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 6s ; Union Sash and Door-Borers, £7163; HUers '*710s ' •'.- • ■ •■ '-' 1 Mosnatalari-Seller', 153 .^ Albumin G.M. Co.—Sailers, 203 > Kumnai HUI-Sellers, 4s Gi ' \ Tokatea—Sellers, lsi 6d .. - : Blackmore's—Boyero, 17s 61 j Success—Buyers, 5a - I Sucoess(Wadtekanri)-Ss6ito3s9d | Moonstone—Sellers, 2a 6d i WaltekaOri(rendered)— £3o ..,■.-.'■■ i ,' JOSEPH NKWMAN, ,-■■ ■ ''".",. ■; - ' .Vp.., '•'• j ": ' chairman

i A meeting of creditors in the estate of B. I :P. Gribbon, draper, was held yesterday, when Mr Macffarlano-was elected trustee. ;The liabilities are set down at £2,569 2s sd, and the assets at £3,539 11s 3d. Messrs L. D. Nathan hold a bill from the i4ebtorjte.£2j6ooi .vvimzhyr ;<&dOAhte " The place of bannishment for Midhat iPasba is not the same as 'that to which the other Turkish prisoners have.been exiled. It is repotted that ho will be gent to the Island of Rhodes. .■■ f: ■

THE f£loEm*»D EVENING 3 SIAH WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19.



| T,,h-; if* 9 S;Q RA V E 1 ft- UtfOxQl. Beg to call attention to tho arrival of their llikGEVjs UMMER SHIPMENTS, ■"'■ i! Comprising '' "';' ta* And are now making thoir FIRST DISPLAY NEW AND FASHIONABLE ;«OODS, Conslstinir of ' ; '; !' n ' Ombre Satin?, Silk and Satin Brocades, Pompa dour* (plain and brocadea). Sateens, Attalea Cloths to all colours, Beiges, Lustres, ; Prints, Damasae Buntings, Oatmeal Cloths,-'-Grenadines, Plain and Lace v, Bantings, Henrietta and gamiso Cloths. ; » IN THE milline|y department ; Will be found the" Choicest and Most Deslrablo Display of the Newest and Most Fashionable Goods, imported from ■ Paris, consisting of Hats and Bonnets, Flowers and Feathers, Mantles, Flclius, and Dolmans. i > There la a considerable change of Pricea In [the MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT,.. Owing to the duly of 16}% being taken of Cotton Goods, Prints and Grey Hollands,, The benefit [ . -will be given to the public.; ; Wo bare a Splendid Soloction of Men's and Hoys' Clothing. Twenty cases ot Men's and Bojs" Struw Hats to ohooso from. Also, the celebrated Rustlo Hat, iroials 6d to2s 6d. fj. COSGRAVE & CO., T ~A CJIJEEN-STREET. H^-EWTO.N KANCY BAZAAK ! •V^^SOTKD KNOWN- That A. A. Stkfhenbon 1b now selling all kinds of Ladies' Fancy Work, Wools (Berlin), Berlin Fingering, Shetland, Crewel, Ice Wool. &o.: Silks in all Shades, Cosies, Cushions, Bmoking Caps, made and unmade, Tracings, &c Lcßsons Riven in all hinds ot Fancy Work. Also, a Large Assortment of Ladies' Baga and Kits, Work Baskets, Work Boxes, Handkerchief Boxes, Wiiting Desko, Blotting Sheets, Scrap Books, and a Largo Assortment of Glassware, Pictures, Toys, &o. Also, just opened, a very Handsome Lot of Birthday Cards, Scrajin, and Oleographs, Pictures, &c. Come and see the Beautiful Assortment of Christmas Cards just landed from London. An early inspection In vited. Also. Stationery of all descriptions. All orders punctually attended to. • A. A. S T iTi ENSOK,' i Kaeahqahape Road, Nkwton. AUCKLAND SAG COMPANY^ DAKBY-STREET, AUCKLAND. Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in eaoh ; week for the Purchase of all kinds of KAGB, i - MKTAL, &c, FOB CASH



WANTED, Good Tailor; also Messttjje Boy .-Apply to J. Williamß, TaUor, Vloloria-Btrcct . . -.....,. -, ■ ... 'itXf ANTED, a respectable GeneralSer> IVY vant-Apply anffolk Hotel, College Road. ANTED; an Assistant'for Coutitrjr Store.—Apply Mr B. J. Clark, L. D> Nathan & Co. ' " ' ' ' ' i\XT ANTED, a good Cook and Laundress, VV Also, a Housemaid,to asaiat/with the chTdreo. familMtemu«4.~>Apglf B. a.akinner. ' ■>.■:■■.■-■-. WANTED, a respcCtablfl Young Man; j must be a good elauffhter-mani— Apply G.Garratt.'Butcher.' ' •• ' " 77 . WANTED, a respectable " Man as Boarder, Terms; I<3 per WeeK flfacludlhg washing).—Apply opposite st.MatthowsCh.urch, Hobaon-etreet (3rd door from Wellealey street). WANTED, a.GcneVal'Servant.—Apply 'to-'MrB Falfotf, 'Victoria Ayeiniej Remuerq. .. ..... ~.- ■ WANTED, a good General Servant for n Rnsaell.—Apply at once- to Servants' Regietry of Y.W. Institute, Queen-street. ' ANTED, a Plain Cook and Limn dress.-"Apply to Mrs Comiskey,! St. Georga's Bay Road, Parnoll>., ~■.,;.■,• AN TED, a smart/ steady Man, cap " able' of taKing charge of a yacht.—Apply io H. F. Anderson fc Co. ■:,.,•; WANTBD, Two Good Painters.—Apply ~:,.. 7 : • toJ.stitt. WANTED, a smart Lad to learn tbe Blacksmith Trade.—Apply to Bach and Falrweathor, foot ot Qrey-Btrßat. _?• "ANTED.'Kafm Man ; must plough.=i Apply at Mr Banks's, HI, Viotoria itreot, thia avenlcg. after six o'clock. \%T. ANTEDj J a ißaker; — Apply to J, ■T T Corley. Hobson'street. WANTED, a Servant to milk-Apply to Servant's Registry of Y.W. Institnte. . , '/:'. , W~ aNTED, a Smart Boy of 14 or 15; .one'aoou'stomed to business.—Apply to R. Blincoe, Fruiterer, North Saore^or. at 'this yffloe.'.' .'!r..yv; i,', ■■■ ;.-■- •. .■■- .;; 'ANTED—T_hd Ladjes to come and coo the Grenadine, all ones price, slid, at Dampier/si .., .'f •■'..-■ i ' >■ W'ANTEpiby a r(ispecti.ble person; a; 'Situation as Housekeeper'; good references; no . objeotion to ohlldren. — For address apply Mr Klng t Governor Browne Hotel. .r.:i.|-; .jn'ii/.i ;;.i/' : \\f ANTED, Boahman capable of taking ITT small contracts.—Apply New Zealand Timberqompany;(Limited). -, . ■, :_. WANTED, a respectable Man or strong- Youth to. draw a lady's invalid chair occasionally.—Apply early to P., offloe of this paper.-. -~- ~. —.--,., ~- ■,-< -■,■ ; ,- WANTED, a, Boy;, one accustomed to officd-work preferred.'—E.' &A. laaaoa, Queen-street. "'V'-','."' 7 ' ' " ' \\r ANTED) a jYdungWdmaa for house iVf work and to, assist In the bar.—Apply Queen's Head Hotel, Upper Qaeenotrcet. W" AN TED; a Good, ucuoral Seiyant it T acoußtomed to housework,—Apply to Mrs E. W. Morrison, Karangahape Road, Newton. TTTANTED,«'Cook.^-Aisply to Mrs J. jW '.6; Flrtl^ Mount yden.^ \\f ANTED, a steady Youug Man to :V 7 make'himself generally useful.— lU and W. HoUaby. Bntoberß. Bhoi?tl»nd-atreet. \IT.ANTEU, a Housemaid for a Hotel in !TT Coromandet —Apply Paclflo Hotel. Quoen-Btreet. l^-i— j-^— __ WANTED, a Honsemaid, also a Lann dress, for the Walroa.—Apply Aurora Hotel, Victoria-street. ■'■ ' ,' \\T ANTED KNOWN—Have yon .seen Vt . the New Lot of Metallio Hair Brushes tor 33, atPampler'a? ■ - i ~\\T ANTED, for,the country, respectable ■ VT . mlddloaued person oa.WorklnK House keoper.—For address apply at osoe to Messrs R. 8c K. Under, Devonport, North Shore. t ANTED, a thoroughly respectable Girl about 15 to make heraeif generally ÜBoful.—Apply at onoo to Mra Henmari, Kara ngahape Road, opposite Newton-Hotel. tVTAISTIiJJ.an Active lad, 15; one who ,V T can milk and make himself generally useful.—Apply P. Mi Knight.' Mangare. : \\\f AN TED, to., Let, for Ulljces or for :Y T Dreasmakinic Warerooms, Four Rooms over Drapery ahop in (Jueeu Btrect; rent, 103,— Apply Stab offloe. '' ■ ■ ■=, WANTED, Gardener to groom, milk, .and,make himself generally uaefu'.— Apply between 6'and 7 p.m; to J. Burtt, Cook ttreet, , ■ , ~., - -, . WANTIiD, Assistants and Improvers • to the Dressmaking.—Mrs: Langford, Parnell. . . , J. - ,-'.'"'. .-> WANTEIJ KNOWN — will give 6 of the Boyß* or Mena' 9d French Peak Caps for nothing to tho flrat person who does not think- them a Wondorfql Bargain. ■'. ANTED immediately, forthe country, a Firat-olass Wheelwright to tase entire management of shop; one who can lino will bo preferred.—Salt Bros., Tanranga. - W'~ ANTED, Sirst-clasß Baker and Con toctioner: referenoeß required; wagos good.—Addreaa W.W.W., Stab office. WANTED, at onco,'a respectable Girl to nntse a baby .-Mrs Cap t. Billot t, Bwlndon Villa. Upper Union-street.' ' WANTED, Purchaaers ot Grains.— Apply Captain Cook Brewery. ' WANTED, engagement to or at the Islands, Dy an educated and thoroughly good Praotloal Man,—Address "B.H,* F. (*. Kwlngton. '"■■ ■,- ::!':';'l I". , -.- '.'. ' W "ANTED KNOWN—Boys' Coloured Bathing Drawers, 9d the pair; Boys' Coloured Belts, 3d; at DamplefaJ' > WANTED KNOWN—Hats, mowers, Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lusfees. Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, -Fancy. Goods., Choapeßt Honae in To^yn■—G. Carter. Vlbtorla-stroet. WANTEJL>, persons wishing to -dispose Of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No Bale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready Bale.-D. F. kvans, Kstato, Agent, next "Herald," Qneen-atreet. "' J "' ' '"*■ ' PLANTED KNpjUSHij r *tat; ypn can IV T Drew well for a small weekly payment by Golnago Mnnro and MilHgan. see advertise meat on front page. ■ - - - - ANTED to Sell, an Open Sailing r Boat'; admirably adapted lot & pleasure boat;'new and complete.—Apply H. 8., Btaß offloe. ■ "— ]\\l -ANTED, Xendera fou FoUr-roemed I Tf'-' CoUwie; Pianarandspeolnciationstobe seen at the offloe of D. Goldie, Albert-Btreet, UU I p.m. on FKiriAY neact. " '' ' ' '- _ ' ' . '• ANTED KNOWN—Men's •.Stra*, Hats. Is 6d; Men's Rush Hats, 9d; Boys' Hats, lid; Men's Black or Drab Felt Hots, 2s Ed. •-At Dampier'B. . .. ■'-. . ' . W' ANTED KN VYftf—tW the. JNew Zealand' Timber Company are celling ail kinds of Timber and Building Material, at. tho vory lowest rates. Very superior White jKaurl, from our neWbush, just opened. :"'^'.,}' AnTED KNOWN-Tliat Mrr Had lev has Removed her Business" to iHobßOn-BtreeW'naxKto'Glbßon'a grooory BttAe. A varied assortment of Pinafores, Hats, Under 'olotbing, and a large quantity of Indian Bin broidery,lust errlved. <, : •< ;■ 7 WANTED .KN O W,N — That ttaj Auckland Timber Company (Limited),. Are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with super lor Machinery and despatch,—Works:: .Cnetom-houac Btroet West. , . . , . , T iTSTANTED;' Dressmakers' and,. ,all, ! TT' /Mibhinlsta' to buy the beßt and oheapest machine cotton in the world, J. and P. Coats's 500 yards, 4b 6d per dqz;. 200 yards, 70 to 100, ,1a 6d per dbz; sample for trial gratis.—J. M. jMoLaohlan. _■ ! %*TANTED—lncredible as it may appear ' TT- i It is nevertheless true, that I am selling Ladies' Good Sewn Kid Boots for la 6d, and jlnfants' ditto for Is.—W. H. Dampler. an t:bd kn o wn-gkand .^EBSTIVAIi MARCH and FLIRT As TIONiWALTZ, only 1b 6d, atDampler's Branch' Store In the Market. Bain time. ' .... rVXTANTED ' X NOW N-^Th'at Chas. i TT-' Burton and Ca, High-streit,'have for 'sale^-Potntocs (good), «3 10a;ner ton; Sydney/ lOranges, Maize, Oats and Bran, oholco Baoon 'and Mama, Canterbury and- Wairoa - Cheese, Aiherloan Brooms, Salmon; Sardines. Marma lade,etcjetp. „ -.; ... . 7 .. \, - - WANTED,, oraere tor \b\xt' t^mdus Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d: also, tho,.wondrous 65a suits. Overcoats from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. PhlEipa", Cheap Tailor, 170,* Qneeh-gtreet. 7 "\*TANTED KNOWN—Come ana see TT tlie new lot of Prints for Dresses at Dan:, .pier's.::;-;';v; ''-* ■ WANTED KNOWN, that MrswaKers/ of Hobson-street, Is now shewirig the LATEST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladies. will do well to call and see her recherche" stook; before purchasing. Ladies' Dross Caps. Air Goods marke.d tit Lowest Prices. , ~., WAN TED to Sell, a Small Harmonium, by Alexandra; price, £8. Also, New and Second-hand Pianos and Harmoniums1 let on ,■ hire on the new system—the hire to go towards ° the purohase ot the Instrument, or for any other. | —Webb's Music Saloon, Wellesley-Btreet. WANTED. KNOWN,. J. Holiday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly" and promptly done, patches put'on with solu- I tlon.—Please note the address. Abercrombie strp.et, fourth shop from Symonds-street. . , -~ WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Lot of Summer Goods at Dampier'B. ' WANTED KNQWN — Duty Free! 'Goods. — The New -Drapery House 18 NOW OPKN. Don't buy till you have: Been the NewTßtook of-Dress Goods. Print*,' from lid; GaJateas, from Ija. .Calicos, Sheet-. Ihfts, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under clothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A good stock of Ladies' and Children's Cosivunea, Pinafores, Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &c. —Notb.—l Bhall give the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods. A Circular will be cent out in a few days.—Brighton House, corner of Grey and Pjtt-streeta. J. Kandell. .- ■. WANTED, the Public to inspeqt M. Waite's stock ot Baths. Toilet Cans. Slop Pails. Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and' plain); also. Fruit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, Inaeot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins. &c, &c. H. Waite having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, la now able to keep a large stoolc of the above on hand, and aa everything is commanced and finished on the premises, he can sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waite,' Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zino-worker, next old Police Station, HigU etreet. '. ■ • ~ -



j Wanted* \\%J ANTED KNOWN-Ciome and see i VV the new lot of Ladies' Stays at Dam' I'ler's. WASTED EJSOWNj that PKOFKSSOfI rijnmu will open another Klementary Singing Class in the Christians' Meeting House, CooK-sfreett Oh TansrJAY, November lsvat hSO fi.fli. Termsl.LaQlßß. 6s Bents, 10s (fi m* Suartet. in advance. -Names, received In fhe fiall on the opehiDg night. No new pupile re ceived after the Beoond lessom The Prof*saor Will atooopenaßinging Class Itt'Newton about the Battle dfttßi. ■■. - - ■trfAITTED KNOWN — Duhnej Hall VV and Co. beg to intimate to their cus liomera that they have Remotd to the premißes *te!V Otioupi6d lit Madame BettenelU. dpfcdsite mMhai Tnd Cttg Warehouse;, H&yffa.to celved large' addition to tHeir well-aelected Stoolc each department will be found replete with tho LatSat Novelties-Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large afiaortnlent of Laces real and imitation. Indies would do well to five us an early call; No'trouble to Bhew irooriH. Special attention is called to a lot of SprlDg Jftokets, in light coloura. seliing at a great nacrlflce —Dunne, Hall and Cft TTTANTED ;KNOWN— Cbtne dnd see iVY tha new lot of Boys' Black Felt Hats for Is lttd at Dampieyg. iT\7 ANTED .X NOW N- Gpodson's I VV ; l LohdOn Ardadij ia Hoknowleßrted to be', the lawest and most magnificent displarof Com» blned, Useful and Ornamental Goods in tho Colony; in its arrangement, it stands unique (imitating none). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown hi Auokland. It is considered unnecessary W enumerate the varied Classes of goods displayed, ft being now an established. fact that the Novelty Depot and Economical Emporium ot Auokland is the I/JundN ARtutfm, 148) Quebn hnd Victoria-streets. Inspection invited, irres pective Of puroboses bcHnR made. See tbe Five Bplehdld Windows filled with.New Goods. Door Baits at ''Greatly Reduced Prices I 1 and ''Alarming Sacrifices' ignored I—London Office : 58,' St. Mary Axe. ' ' 'a M *• - " WANTED KNOWN-i-Our past effort tO SUoply A OOOD ARTICLE AT A BfcAßOK ablb PRomT has been bo far,Butfcenaful that we have been compelled to enlarge our premises by adding the adjoining Shop. As these extensive alterations are now completed, we are prepared to offer our Stock of Spring Drapery, as a rule, at* less than Usual Queen-street prices;' The Lowest things in Prints; Sateens, &c, from 3Jd y»rd (duty off); Washing Pompadours from 4ld (30 patterns to choose from): Calicoes, 3d yard ; Hollands, 6d (duty off). The Cheapest Dress Materlals'ln Town. Dress Beiges from 4Jd yard. A splendid variety of Straw Hats, &c, from Sid; Lace Curtains,, 3 yardsi lojig, 3silld iJair. : un equalled value in Corsets. Sse our three tAROB windows. Comparison invited.— SMITH'S Cheap Drapery warehouse, 300 and 302. Upper. Queen-street (opposite Army, and Navy Hotel). '•■ '' ■ ' '■ ' •' ,; TXT ANTED KNOWN-Come and see" |T T the new Window Onrtalpa at Dampier'g. W ANTED KNOWN that tbe Vicjonan _ Loan and Diaoount Agency's Advortiso^ ment appears on Ist page, 2nd column. ■' " ■ \ttr ANTED KNOWN. -?pepiames af iTT J. Green's;—2oo pairs Best-quality Two button Kid Gloves, dark colour, size 6 to 7, at 2s the pair, worth 3s; Men's Windsor-Scarves, 6d each; Men's Burlingtons, Is,, worth2s; Sewed Muslin, fid yd, also six inohes wide at Is yd;-. bcßt value in town; Boya' and Girls' Rnsh Hats; 6d to 9d; Cream Net for hatsand scarves, 8d yd: Muslin Worked Scarves, 93 ; Spoon Busks, Od add 9d; Stays, With spoon bnsks, 2s lid; .-Double Ruillo, lid yd, very good value; Jersey Gloves, Isfcpairj Picture •Handkerohierei lid and 2d; Boys' Galatea Hats, 8d; Boys' Reform; Dux Collars, 8d box; Large White Handkerchiefs: id;, Ladles' Fashionable Coloured Stockings in car-, dinal, wino, prrme, Sec, lOd pair; Men's'SDCks, Sid; Ladies' eoliarats,7d to In 3d; Cream-corded Silk Ribbon, 4d to 6d yd: Laditß* Nlgfct-Dresses,' 3a 9d to 7a; Embroidered Tucked -Potticoatlnsr, la yd; Clat-ka'a Reels, la 9d <lbz; Wyda Silk Reels, 2d each, or assorted for dressmakers, v Bd doz! Calico at.reduced prices.—J, Green; 85,' Vlotorla-gtreet. :,'...■■ . WANTED KNOWn, mat D. Goldie , Is prepared' to sell all klnda of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iroh-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks,' Palings and Shingles, at hia Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at'lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.la better than that potohaßodelsewhere ;■ : .7 A RESPECTABLE, single young man requires (Immediately) a Furnished-Bed room in qalot private family, within a mile of' Wueen-street.—Address-'Haste,' General Post- JBfflce».t'.M ::' :- •■ ■■ i-. ■■'■'■■ "-'■■ M>• ti "ti fT\ O MEJJI CA L MEN. i Wanted, for a Country Township, a Duly Qualified Practitioner; married man preferred. Practice now worth £500 a-year, and oapable of being"laraoly Increased. Value' bt Sooieties at present, £185 a-year.—Apply Bo: 33, Foßt-offlce, Auokland. , ;.- , , . ■- .-■ Electoral. hci LECT OR A i ;N O TIC E. i The Rolls for the Electoral Districts of Auck land East, Auokland North, Auckland West, SCden, Manukau, Newton, and F&rnell are kept at my ofiico, Court Buildings, High-street, Auckland ;'and the Roll for the said District ot Mannkau ia.also kept at the Resident Magla. tratca" ICourt-hou&e, Onehunga, and.may be inspooted on MONDAY and FHIDAY. in each week: between the hours of 10 o'clook in the morning and 2 o'clock in the afternoon. N.BJ^Ai " The 'Representation Act, ,1881," prevents the Registrar of Eleotors from placing any name upon the Rolls after the Writs are issued, and aa " The Registration ot Klootors Act, 1870," prevents him from planing a name upon the Roll, in respect of which a Claim for Enrolment has been mad» until the expiration of fiitbbn DAYS from the reoelpt of BBoh Claim, all poraonj who are not on the present Rolls, and are.entitled.to be Reglatered. are hereby requested to send in tneirjOlaims without delay.' ;,-m >-• ■ ■ ■■: - '•■ \ ■ ■■:&'<. • •■'■: I•" "■;; THOMAS COTTER. ■« I , Registrar of Electors for above District j Auckland, Uth.Ootoben. 1881. ~' : ; 7' MR, WM. GSO* fiARRARD iis a Can "dldata.for City North and We^t. No false corruption.* '.rV>.Ten<leEs.- i ;■■'■' j , j •vj"-«^W@S irncT BUILipERS AJND'■■GkSFITf ERB,. - Tenders will be received, by the (Undersigned until noon of MONDAY," the.2lth instant, for the Kroctlon of Gas Houses and Magazine at the IWhau Liinatio Asylum, according to amended plans aad specifications; also for lajius on the i&as throughout the building. i Tenders mnst bo addressed to the Hon. the {Minister for Public Works, and marked outside, {"Tender for Gas Houses. Magazine, and Gas Fittings at the Whau Lunatio Asylum. I PJanA specification, and conditions at my office, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen-Btreet. 1 P. HKRAPATH, Architect. TtE^DE'RS 'or. the Erection iof.'ej Teacher's Dwelling at Paparoa wilfbe re ceived by the Education Board. Wyndham iatreet, Auckland, until noon of FRIDAY, 11th ■NovembeirWext.;. ■■'• ■" 1 "' ;; > V v .'■. i Plans and apeolficaUons at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman Of I the District School Committee, Paparoa, i WEST CQAST ROAD. ! "Tonaors for ContraofNo. 6 will be" received"up to noon on MONDAY,. Slat met., at my office, 'Colonial Bank BuildlßKi^whens, and at Mr !Wasley's plans and specifications may be seen. ; "jo"hn/b6ylan,o.e., \ ; I /' Engineer. TT> O R O U CJH ~o¥~P A R N ELL. i Tenders for Erection of a Stone Cnlvert in St. .George's Bay Road will bereo«iTed'np.to noon !on MONDAy,i2Hb October, at^mybfacd, Colo nial Bank, whew plan and speolflcatlon may be seeui '—-o-»'V -■ ■'- .O,IV V I i_ . JOHN BOYLANrGiK.,! ;. A sj\\'"'" ■■'■ i Borough^ngineer. IN TH,E \aSBIGNED /ESTATE^ OF -Stßi-A, OA.SB. DRAPKR,-WASaAKDi. ' Tenders are invited1 ipr(-'tho" BTpOK"-ana ':^sßSwStoTOi«ta»'rt'^^bl Meslw: Wm: MO Arthur land Cof. WhereteDders are to be* opened ,at 4 p.m. on MONDAY,' The'hlgheVtr'or any'tender; not nebesflarily' j! rrf :■■•■■■" M. jDLARg; .i"^ "*'.',; i-EtjS^ATE :Oir RUMMER MOQ-: i Tenders will be received by the undersigned on or-before . THURSDAY, the, 20th met,, at noon, for the Stook, Book Debts, Office Furni ture, &C,' belonging to the above Estate, i Tenders to be 'addressed ; Edward Lewis, Cnstom-house^t.- LEWI3 , ■ - , ,pi>M. HERMAWBROyVN J Trußte6fc , ' Ootober 17,1881. : ~-'-' ■ •'■ ;'- '- TO BUILDERS.—Tenders Will be re ceived until noon of SATURDAY, 22nd Octobarrfor the Kreotton-of-B-SmaU Villa Resi dence. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.. .Plans' and specifications may be seen at Atkinson & Co.'s Paint and Varnish Works, : Freeman's Bay. >f\ O -<B U 1 L D E R S. I '■''7'r'": " - »-^—. ■ "" Tcnderawlll be received until noon of FRI : D*AY,' October 28th, for the Erection of a VUUa ' Rouidonco at Mount Eden. *" *-, I ■ EDWARD BARTLBY, ! Architect. |rp;;';,'O B U I L D E R -S, Tdnaerswillbe received until io'olook p.m. ot TUESDAY, the 25th October, for the erection : of a Villa Residence on Ponsonby Road. Plans at my offloa, Qneen-street, - 'henry g.Vadbv Architect. m ob v l L d E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of the 26th instant for the Erection of two Cottages atParnell. r. KEALS & SON. : Arohltecte. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TTIO B V I L D E R S. 1 Tenders will be received until noon of the 25th instant for the Krection of a Villa, Fonsonby Road. , ■. B. KEALS & SON. • Architects, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Inn O B U I L D E R" S. ' Tenders will be received until noon ot the 27th instant for the Erection of a Villa in Wood street, Ponsonby. . - ' R.KEALB&SON, I1 , Architects, N.Z, Insurance Buildings,



; ~ ,:,-,,: To Liet. . :. .::.: TOfLEJT, ia Etieland-street, fuiiaonbyi off Franklin Road, a New Villa Residence^ Of six topms, fitted up with every convenience; also; city water btpply and Beantiful flower and fruit garden;— Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder, &b. three doors above dTAR office. O LET, House and Shop next Ross's . OMtierv store, Vietoria-strefit West.- Apply ofl tfla „„':;._. TO .LET, sin 8-rpo"med &bUS 6 in Star* borough Terrace in thorougli repair.— ConnelLand QoQpor, Bolicitowj Vulcan Lane.,, rrrtTLETj Oil Lettse, a SiibftrTJan Store.— I ; App» to 3. fal!e. Ettfflflto toft Larlct Ageht; Bhdrtlandatreet. ■ t . - -' ;-.- „ TO be Let, a Six-roomed House, Sale • strSetj ofeflobkitiz ttio bayj five miriutes walk from' wharf; tttrge jflre/nlSoea and Kood well>-^Apply T. Usuher, atlchbary'g Btiliaifaga; T|lO LEl',-a ke"W Shop, corner Napior X tfnd Hopbtfra streets; Rent moderate.— Applr on the premweHi ■'•' .._. . ._ 'i :t'. TO LET, Good Shop and preiai§Ss^lo flret-olass position, nearly opposite Tonk'g Mart; Queen-Btreet; immediate possession.— n » Evans, E«ate Agent, Queen-street, next "Hetald 1^ ... "" ■' : piRAPEB'S StfOF to "Let > lM-.^e^eilt XJ P»rt Of Newton, at present oooupiea by MjrA. O. btephonson. Draper.-Apply J. at Boyes, Grocer, New'tffli : , , Fdr eaJ& 'I7IOR SALE, In Franklin Road, iv sub- JJ i BtantiaUy-bnilt Hoiue ot eight rooms, with Out-buUdiogs: gas and water laid on. Allot ment planted with-choice fruit trees.-Enquire next &6r below BiehOp's Grooery Store. ifiOK SALE, in Pohsonby, it comfortable B? Four-roomed 'House (two AlloUnentfilj fronting O'Weil and Spring streets, with large workehop.—Apply to H. Partlngtoni ■ . ■ HjiOß SALE a cdmfottable Six-rooni'ed JP Heuse, In the olty..with good Allotment. A bargaili;-r-Ht Pflttlngttjn, StJchbury's Build lngß^Queen-ttreeti-, ■ ■ : ■ ;•' . i. FOR SALE'(cfieap): Ldc No. 1, WairaU, lOOaoreS rtially Kood land; Lot No. 38, Wairau, 40 acres superior land; Lot No, 35. JOins Major Moir-a land, JJangaWat; Lot; No. 9, Toka Toka, 79 acres good land.—Apply to John Soppet, LandAgent,teo';.Fort^etreet....y .. ~ . -,•'■-. gilOR SAIiE, Allotment in Wcst-atreet, I 5 -Newtbn, 75 feefby 100 feet, with Six-roomed House (nearly-new), wash-house, goqd ,well, tank, bnd every:pclnvenieiice; ground, planted witb^frult arid ornairiental treea.—Fortartiou lars apply on the premiseg, or to A. Griffltha, at B.TenKßand.Co... ■'■:...., ,T '.. 7 . i t , B/lOR SALE,'- a" Bakery .arid-' (irocery- I?1; Bfelnesa) goodl trade, in a rising neigV boiirhodd; 'Btook and'fixtures at valuation; store and stable on the premises.—Apply .Staß office. BjlOR ;BALE-rTb.e nuexpired. term of !>• '>Eease of a Nine-roomed Bouco and.; Allo tment, witU a frontaKe of about 130 feet to HopeJ town-Btreet, NeWton.—Further; partleulara on npplloatlon .to J. B. Morpeth, -NO. 20, N.Z. Insurance' Bnildlnga. '■ . . ' : ' ■*"* IjiOK SALE; now.'Jandihg, ex Annie' 1?,,,, Wilson. 60 tons Superfine Jlour.—Apply to W. Dowden. Auctioneer, jr.. '. ■> ■.' < ij'iOß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm ai JD lSb'-Aoreo Good Land, House, .Stable, Bhedß; So., and large Orchard (avoraga return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There ia alaa a.good,run for cattle joining, the farm. Only li miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet. Land Ag'ettt. Fort-street. :. . gjiOK XtISPOiiAL, a Bakery Business in JC ' the cltf: doing a good trade; saUafaptory; roasona given for the preaeht proprietor leaving. -jK'or further partioulars anply to J. W. Stewart, Blgh-atreet:' ;| .■ ■■ ■ ■'■'•'■ "■ ';' '. -1 ■ r':, FOR SALE, a Business in the Eaipara District, whloh has a good torn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan. Cngtom-honse-street. •; . D~EVON PORT. — For Sale, on easy" torras, about 2 acres and 27 perches of Good Land near Mount Victoria, with New Five-roomed Cottage thereon,—Apply to Geo fcibbini*Auckland, or Oliver Mays, Devonport." .• 7~kKVONPORT.—ViUa Sites on easy* ■larr terms.—Apply to R.M. Stark. ; ■ . ; ■pKETTY Uottage for Sale, Dublin-1 JET street, new; price. £230: small deposit,: and weekly payments.—o. Williamson, Vulcan Line. * T --,■•;■ ■ , , ■■■■ ■■■■-v■■ ■' r ; ■ nIREWOOD.— Best Titree Firewood, 8« XJ. 6d per ton, on board oatter Tay alongside; Qneen-atreot Wharf. _; i£f/t X; A—FOR IMMEDIATE SALK,;: in the Karangahape Road, a' Blx-roomed House; water and.gas laid op; Terms, iBIOO oash,'.balince-at 8 per oent—Apply Meßßrß..Carbinea and Taylor, Auoaoneers..... - FOR SALE, a Good, Corner Allotment and New Five-roomed Verandah Cottage i good well, sioe little garden; Price, «85Q. I Kng. iand-atreet, Ponaonby.— V. F. Kvaua, Estate Agent. i|JiOR SALE; in Blake-street/Kewton, I" Nice Verandah Cottage, three rooms; tank, nice garden; allotment 33 x 100.. Only £150.—D. F. ic-rang. Estate Agent. ■•'.'. T7IOR SALB, in Home-street, a sub- JD Btantial and well flnished-off New Five roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted with grates, oven, tank; &<W allotment S3 x 102. Only £210.— ]). F. Kvana, Eatate Agent. ■ CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, i only two left—one ia George-street, at Us per foot: one corner of George and William streets, 15a per foot; also, one in hxoter-street, 25s per foot. Earty application neceasary.— jt.ttf.lEvaDs; Estate Agent, nexf "Herald," Queen-street. . . fpi (j IS S A L E. 1 Clarence-Btreet, Ponsonby—Nice Verandah Cotjage, < \fiU tank, &C.; Allotment, 40 .feet frontage, fenoed and planted; £176.—P. F. Brans, Estate Agent. ' • \J\OS. SALE, Handsome Villa Residence, a? containing Blx spaoloua rooms, ivaeh house, well, and other comforts, iv a most decirable position, viz.. College Road, Ponaonby, oommanding a magnificent view of harbour. Sec; splendid little garden, fruit trees in fall bearing,— Carda to view and full particulars from v.'V. Evans, testate Agent,-next "Herald," Queen street. ': '. i:-' ''*' ' lL "'•'•'; |LHOR IMMEDIATE SALjf5, ; i^ Angiesea m} street, a House (in good order), "6 rooms, besides wash-house, stable, wood-shed, etc; Rood well, large corner, allotment, -132 feet frontage to Anglesea-street,.fully-Btocked with Jruit trees and flowers; splendid view of city Bi.dharbour; very desirable. Price, only£sso. -I). F. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald" office. Qntoa-street. : - ... _ Iff 1 O R., S. > L E" I Richmond Road, Pohsonby—A good Invest ment, consisting pf House (almost new), 6 Booms, scullery, &c oh Allotment abo«t 80 x 100; £500. House: (almost new), i Rooms, scullery, &c, on Allotment (adjoining the above) about 10 x 100; £180, or both Properties for £650; good position, near the Ponsonby Road.-VA '• Evans, House and Kstate Agent (temporary office) next i" Herald»'',,Qneen-Btreet, v • -.:-; '•■.' •^■j,." i IiTiOR SALE—A Capital Investment— 'XJ. /■.TheFesidetice' ana Good-win of a Ftrst clUSS Lodging Establtntiment in ' Grey-street. [The' House contains' 15 apartments, gaa tmd1 water laid- on;' bMh-room; and every* con venience. The position -for this purpose is un snrpasaed, and commands;a splendid^inoome.— !Full information "from D. F. Kvans, EBtate jAgant; 139. Queen-street, next Herald offloe..T . |rrt" I:;;O X t5 A L M BAmUdk JHiri' — 'Handsome.' commodibns,' and well built Family Residence* situated on Barrack Hill, containing 8 Spacious rooms, ex clusive of kltohen, wash-house, pantry.Ao., &.O.; gas and water laid on. This is a Very deairablo property'; the houiO; standing high, commands a magnificent view, and position first-clans, near "Government House, and, other attractions—For cards'to view. &0,, appJr to D.jFvKvans, Estate !Agent, neit " Herald, Queen-street FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. — Having been instructed by Mrs Gllohrlst to effect an immediate nalfe Of the'Balance'6f hey' Pro perty, Wood-street, Pomonby, oonsisting of Dwelling (8 rooms, verandah on: three sides), outhouses, &o.; large allotment, folly stocked with matured fruit and forest trees, such aa Walnut, Cornelias, Norfolk Pines, &c, &0., lam now prepared'to offer the same'for the low price of JMOO.-J). K. Evans, Estate Agent, next Herald, Qaeen-Btreet .; •/! , '•■•' "pj O X; j I C E. Mb!'E." Bntcher, Eden terrace, being about to proceed; to England, has in structed me to Sell his Premises and the Good will of tho Business at Eden Terrace. To an enterprising man this is a good opportunity for acau.rl ßK acompeteney. G _ r ,, : , .""'-■ j . 84, Queen-street. TUT? O R , S A ■-■ li, E. Mortgages of £IBo*and £110, bearing Interest at 10X; seven years to run. Also, House and 43 aores, together with four town- Bhip allotments adjoining, ail altnate between the Aratapn and Kopuru Saw-mills and having frontage to Wairoa River. Having a plentiful supply of puro spring water, thiß property is eminently adapted for a site for brewery, hotel, store, or any T manufacturing bUßlilesß. The main- road from Hokianga, via Dargavllle. terminates at this polnt.-Apply Metoafie and Hill. 29, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. JU S T LAND ED, 1 •. "■' ",'.■ iir.; • i. . PRIMK ORDER, 300 SACKS CANTERBaRY POTATOES, . .!, Freshfrompit. ?:i .-G.-S.^AKINS, CPSTOM-HOPSB-STEEET. ; -fl £X d\'4\£\ '"I Sl* Aw .1O 9 OUU,.^__OKANGSS. /rS&..,OTTO, ' •...". (JUBKN-STBBBT, Oppoßii-New Zeatond Inßurance .OffleeJU fi^; n OR SAL E. <^S^^^, The well-known and renowned IjCTSWJBB*tt^t.„ -i. T OWn Clipper Topsail "■"™" l* Schooner ' HALLY BAYLEY,' 113 tons register; built of beat blue gum hard wood timber. Is particularly adapted for the South Sea Island trade, being perhaps the fast est sailor in the whole of the colonies. Now alongside:the Queen-street Wharf for 'ggffito' - ■ STONBBROS. TTNREDEEMED Pledges!-The great U Sale of Unredeemed Pledges takes place at Arthur's Mart on Monday, October 31.— S. A. Asher. Pawnbroker. j_ j£?l i\ AO fciOUU LENT on BuUding g&JLV Society principleß, or on other terms to BUlt borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Bis. per cent, allowed onmoney deposited for investment.-C. WiIiiAMSON. Land, Estate and Finsmoiid Ascent, Y«lwn lane.



±n .gefgoP^' ;- ■■•■ '■---' XF the Doctor tvho Was lately stopping at . MrtlCa^wXNortn Shore.aoes not catt and pa? for his things before Monday next, they will be gold to pay expenses.—Mrs W. W. Carlaw. North Shore. ........ TN reply to R. W Boryer's advertisement X In last night's STAB, I aeslre to state that I tiara iovor been in dab* ana BhlllinK, and that the sole cause of my leaving his home was his crtlel and brutal conduct towards nle. { HgNBHETTA BORYfiH. uqs% aaa ifonnQ« ONE .yo.UND iKEWAHD.^Loat, at ; fcTidrdt Haiti on Sunday, the 2ndOotObßr, a SllvS* Bracelet; The above will be'paid if' left at stab O&S& , A - __ T OST, a-White C6sk&itl6j -with piece of JLj chain attached.—The finder hrl2glDg hlid.: totho fotirth, house, left-hand eMeKatanKanfip'e Koad, JKaiit-fltfeet. Nowton, win be rewarded. , T OsT.'on Saturday afteffioon, in Upper JLJ . Symonds-atreet, IWo£l7Notes. •*-= Finder1 rewarded by.leavinj; earne at J. Heape's.' ■; OST.'ffotn"Wood-street, Jfonsonby, a JLJ White ParnJt.-=Flnder rewarded on re turning same to Bay View Honed, top o£ Fern-1 leighatroet; Pomonby. ■ ■;: ->i I ijiOUND, on Saturday, a Bay Mare, with L' ' ftdddlS and bridle on!; rom brokon.—Tho .owner can have the same by applying to F, Smith, Butcher, ■Hoßsoa-'atroßt, aMd paying ox rjenßeSi,"' ''7'1.1..'.' ",''-: ;''.'"'.'■•. '''.''' ;.- n . ' STRAYED, about three weeks since, a Grey Pony Mare, light build, no brand, dipped laat Season, tail trimmed square.--*! to ward on ' returning •■ the same to K. Gibbons, Otehtmga.- :; '■■■ ■ '■ .. ;.. • ■ STOLEN or Strayed, a Bull rind Terrier Uosr.' brown «olo«ur.—Any person flnd/ns him or giving any information to Mi* Barclay, Upper Wakefleld-Btreet. will be rewarded. STOLEN, or. STKASED, trom No. 1 . Farm, near H6wickVpne a ßay Pony. 131 hands, and ono Bay Cob, liha«dß, The cob 4n conseauenoe of belnfit clipped, loOkd tumoafr dhestnut in Colour,;' Jt strayed, a suitable fe- Ward will be glyen for recovery J if : Btolefl/fiS reward will be paid for-information, which will lead to oonylotion.-Bobt.Maclean, Bleak Home, ■ .Hoard; ana i*6Bitfence. ; BOARP AKD KEafpß^QE for respect able Young Men^Apply to.MrsJarvifl, gdipburgh-Btreet. Karangahape Road, ...,,■.. BOARD and.Residence for \ytp\ respect^ abloyonng men.—Apply to. John Dinnison, Grocer; Newmarket."':;.,:;-y ,;,,r,.,,," ~,.. ~..„ BOA ED AND BESJDBNCE, close^to Railway" fctatWfl, 'All' tfie^ comforts of home, with easy terras;—No young children.— Apply Mrs Price; Newmarket.^,:-, ■■-it- -■--f'i '■<■ BOAKD and.-RgSIDENCE for respect-' ablomeii.—Apply Mrs Stanaway, Junction of Cook and Nelson-streeta. r I 0 VKRNUK -BROWNE HOTEL, 'pr HOB3ON-STRBBT. BoardaWLoiiwirfc_..........2os pier WeekN gmoLgßooM ...-.-...^-;•...85b. '" '_ * TtrqKTir-1 bhoke^egatta club, i COMMITTEE MEETING, at Masonic HoteT, THIS EVENING, at 7 o'clock.^ • I : •■'■••■ Hon. Sec. TT Nlo' »f JA G °X '■ C L AIM, TIKI,1 \J ■■ ~~ . COROMANPSL. . ', , i A General. Meeting of Shareholders will be he'd, at the olHco ot Messrs J. Stodart and Son?, Insurance BnlldinKS, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 2tst October, 1881, at noon. . i Bnslnoss: To consider' the advisability Of : forming the Claim into a Company, : AuoUana,i9ihOptoVer.'lßßi..' , .' rii/'AjLIEKAUfiI.fyo, 3 G, M. GO/S / YJr^ " "EICKNSBD HOLDING. | A Meotine of Shareholders will be hold in tho Governor Bowen Hotel, Thames, on WEDNES DAY, the 19th instant, atß if,m. , r --, i Buainecs: To adopt Company's rules, election ofDirector ß andAud!to^^ wHiTEi ;/ ~.. Manager pro tern. AnokUiPd.;l7thOotober.'lßai.' • _ ■VdlanteiQf ■ JSTOtioeß- .. IiXISM -ZEALAND REGIMBNT OF iLY ARTILLERY—A Baitbry. ■ TheMembera and Band of above Battery will parade for inspeption', at, the Drill-shed, TO-.. MORROW -HSVBNING,- October 20th. S Full drops, arms, and accoutrements.—H. G. Payne, Captain,- ■• ■•■" •; "■■■ ■• ■. w ■■■ ■>' »---"■'''' ; Art* Umonet X T; TT W lON tr-; km '■■A;RT,;uiiioiirr;Y^.';;^- v; ; THK.CHOIOKST COLLECTION p'T'l "'p a\;IVN;; t:" i ■n; : q^s KVEK EXinMTED IN AUCKLAND; Will be disposedot by' s I:;. t'T-'L •':»', art 'union. ■. ■ 'I. \ *** 600 SubsOsibbbs. :,■ -i ■'■' TiCKsn&£l Bach The Pictures arp the jjrope'rty of a retirod officer i ;•'" of.Hec. MijM^fl/^ayy.ahdare.^. .. jflY , j.- ■ ■■■'•■ * •_ r ntiwonvteyrTp&' ' '. - (iv| • X D -W A X J> i W A V T'B.S I'^'M WO, QUKKN-STRKET. ' i '~,-> ~;.-': o'-viAnokliCDiLii"" ! .obbo^l |T>X PEKMIS^JON; OF.'WE AIJTHO««: LOrlTlEa—Oheokmate; andother "Valuable Oil Paintings, to be disposed of on tho Art Union prinolple (by. v permis»iott^)l,the authori ties); are now on TievifafMrß.,W#te'e. Queen street. They are. worth a.larfse sum,otmpney, and wia.be drawji, tor. as. soon ail ".the list iB complete. r M6rena-meSjreiauired.;.Tioketo, £1 eaoh. -Xnafeotion Jirited7-^4pply-to 8.,. Wayte, or to F. G. Kwlngtdh'.' _ : -I-•■( 'Grobersiand Tea Dealers.'- n : Two Tons PmMH Baoon to bs Bold at 8d I>erib;i!f£;J'i<>{^; __ _ _ ■ i (^gKBN/P^ißitZdperlbj y"> O j Basr Jams, 7d per lb?.'. Bring yout own jars. ■! CoooA" tAwo*Mo,iCi'ls'per'tin | ' 1 <^-A»» j HOKE7, 7id per tini fill* UfttErSmemoertoiastfor'KEWiN'ffNosßiijßni' Coffbks, the best, in towfli Toatj^d' •!' ---' irtS fiand:ground.'on.'tno'premiseß.■; ■ v P 1 ' : .''.'' ¥~KESr,IK: A^BBplHEß','-;"';'^ ' COFffilE EOABXKBS, FANOY GBOCBBS; AND •* Pjioyisiow PAOTOiffli;;'• •; ■'■ '•].*• The opposite cornerpf. United Servica Hotei, •/-'■';' -,'• ; . "., || Hi ".V'.-FRESH'BirTTER! -. ir ;,; ;";;' FRESH EGQSJ-:, . r^RESH'EG^S I ' BeßtQuß4^ ,-,., Ai. --:• LowestPriceai '% S ■;• ••; T^raTi.c c: ojf b EjM o,v AJii . Jt&' Ai'P'KNNAiiraßN wiiihea to >lnform hij 'riends, customers, and the general publio that he haa Removed to the premijses Utely ocoapled jy Mr Cuckaey, "Wakefleld:etreeW ■ J.A.Pi, in thanking hia oußtoroera foi thelc provlona sap port, hopes for a continuance of their patronage, all it will be,hia endeavour- to,offer them the. best quality at lowest prices. ■ ■'.'■' lit 01 A'A «l> :!V HlMl TE A ■■!: ■■' v,.;- WARKHOUSK, \'\,\ .: "./ ■.. N 6,' 95, VICTOBU-STKKET, C ; ' Owing to the-late Fire In Queen-street, and oohseqnent loss of outlet for my lawre bonded, storik of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a Wrioo1 which, though entailing no loss to me will aotnally bo lower than import cost laid down tore, 1 offer the flrat lino asunder :— 6,006 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy ! - woightß, viz., lib 602 per 100 box, at 20s, i .' or 9s per bundle of 25. In Teas I havo some of tho choicest blends obtainable. A trial wiU suffice. A!l my teas from 18 8d and, upwards are now carefully blended with "Very Strong "and "Hlgh-claßß Flavour?" Indian Teas. Thia announcement will, I have no doubt prove acceptable to the poorer claw, as especially is it true thia season that they Bhow better .value la tho cup Ulan ordinary China alone.. ::,.■• . •-. .■> ' . '. ' 9 Ib, lOlbs of Good KaIBOU Congou for .. „Us 2d AlGood China Tea, , .. la 6d BtrongjDarJeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea Extraordinary," a thorough ooono mlo tea, with Assam flavour .. ..2a i ' Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and • i pungent—Dai'jeeling kind .. .. - 2a w " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" .. .. 3a Capital values in Box Teas at 20b, 225, 21s, 28s. and fea per box. . *, FBKDK. /R'BXTEHBAn, Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. . 85. Vlotoria-st. Auckland CITY TEA MART, GENERAL GROCERY And PROVISION STORES, VICIOBIA-BTREBT. Groceries and Provisions of the Best Quality at < Lowest Market Prices. Delivered in all Parte of Town, and Snbnrbs. X^iQBERT REWI _____ HANDSOME LIBKAR V FRBffi OF COST. We don't know how they doit, but they do What? Wby. i?iveaway a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea. Who THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by theii Agent, W. S. COLL INS, , .':..; TKA DKALBB, BTO., Ii .* ' MAKtJAKAU ROAD,. PABKEU-,



j Pnblio Notices. ' 7 JAME& REGINALD DE dOUBCfr/ A DEBTOR. " ' Creditors who bare sot already aone so aro requested to ledge their Claims with me oft or before the 2Jth inst, when a first and final diyi dendWIUb6P^fIOS,MACFFARDA^. ' ■ * Trustee. ; Supreme Court-house,< i ■ ■'■■■: 18th October, 1881. . WHY PAY MOBBJ Inspect tlie Goods, oompate prices,:and,judge for yourselves I-Allen's General Drapery, Yiotoria- BtrestWeßt. >■■ ■ :' • ' • ;-. ■ j v >\ jy c y?. ,.at,kin, riege a s ( ed. It la requested that all Claims against this Estate mar ba forthwith" lodged with Mr B. Tanner, Accountant, Queen-street; and that all Debts due to the Kstete may be forthwith paid to him. , Auckiafid, 13th Ootobsr, 1881. '• ART, HB4.THKR ) JAS. F. LKIGHTON VExecntOrß. ~,... KDW.W.BURBJESS) . . 1 N.B.—The Printing Business Of the late Mr Atfcin will continue to be carried on as u«ual at High-street, fof the benefit of the Kstato. I ■Sj O! T I■ C ~E. I The tm'flerslgned will not be responsible for any Debts contracted in their names, or in the name of either ol them. ' : i GAVIN WBIR. M, A, M. WBIK. ~TW E W POT AIIO ES! 13L, ~v . , .yaw potatoesi . ~ ■ ■' From this date I shall have a regular supply of First-class Now Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market ratea. -i,\ :j ~~, „... HARRY OANHAM, , , ■ '''"■■> <-• '■ ■: ... High-street. ■: 1 j Octotlor 18th> 18S1. : --, lA GSTA FV, HO t EL, p-jq . NORTH;SHORE., ;, •■ j,^,,.! W... H. PEA"RCE (Late of the Commercial Hotel, Hamilton, and Royal Mail, Auckland), Having taken the above Hotel, will be glad to i y ,; [(~ - : see his old friends. . . /£j"j Tffl^QßTJfft!: PptyLTBY -fjPfe ■: 'SAL& I light BRAHIitAS—I CoctandrienvwaJlmated brahmab—l "Cock and 2 Hens, well 'pencilled and perfdot birds; first croos ■ Dabk D,OBKWSfB~2/penSj now fltfpr show, from prize strains^ . __ i Bdfp Cochins—2 Hens and 1 Tom, Immenao size, heavy feathered, iiiagnifloent-Wrdß,' now: j HiMßniiGsi2 Pulfets,'matea With' two splen did Cocks, loytaK • I Pottßi?—Silrer Bpangled, triDrprtfty Birds; ; i Black Spanish-2 grand Pullets, laying, mated with unrelated Cock, •.,■ , r ..-\ HGQS fronl above'can 'The 'hSd'at 10r6d petf: dozen; forwarded'to' all partsx>f!thecblony ont| receipt of order. Also, Eggs from Lady Gwydytß* Strain. • t Partlculara |on • recnipt- of tamped envelope. Inspection invited.» 'Bus passes, daily. ■ totiltry on vieweveijy day but Sunday.— { j, : I/AEE TAKAPjUN^ PcnSjTRX;;XAiBI?P' ' jnt&.%TtOsi—-£s'- 'Biiw"Aßb.-"^crs<«i& in V^' pursuit df^Gaine'have-time.ißfter- time broken down walls and1 fences. "TKs!.above reward will bapaia for information which will lea* to the *oriyiotio» of any pereow ttfespasslnp; to the prbperW-'Of'W. J; CoNwritty and J. W. Qabb, Three Sings. October 18; 1881. '• — ■-■• JUBNITURKi BKDDiSg, AND. CARPBT' WAEeMJuSB,'' ; 123, QtTBBN'-S'fR'KKT,' AuOKIAND, ! ~<;.,; i Adjpining Bank of New Zealand,, r. ,q „; j We Invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to oar Large and Well selooted Stock of Drawing-room, .Dlmng-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese- Sits Blinds lor Verandahs; 'Iron ■ Bedsteads, 'Kapok ' Beds, Bolalei^. and ,Pillows;.' SpKiNa,.M4ir tbasses/ Of 'superiorquality, at reduced prices; a largo assortment ol Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah-, and.Croquet -Chairs; .PATBNT-,*;PHj(Na* Bollbb'BtiNßa,* alt' sizse; Watdrobes, with" Plate BlaaaVlPanels; Marble-top Washßtanfls; some Very Superior _ Bedroom duites, in MoTTLHip ICAtJBI; Toilet superior dpubje. BetsVWth sponge bdwlß; Goi'rafaN. HKAafcHij BXjas, :in' White, Blaof, and Grey, atfmoßer.ate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental' Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept clean, and vex.v durable;.first-class Hair Matiba^swb. : ..< The greatest attention paid to file packing and forwarding of orders from our opuntry cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on anplieatton.7'; y:: ~r~--.-.--.-.? -■;■- sizjbjsosw ' Liberal Discount to Cash Parohasera,, AU GoSdadelfveredfree in town.' : ■^/■tn.JLWlih T. & H, COOKE, ■" m, QUBEH,-STEKKT, ' .Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. . g~, , ,: COKE." ~, , ,-, ,- f i baa . THEjAtTCKLAND GA3COM T j; /a i i r ' .;PANtjfCIMp>Kp); ' ■■;"" , ; Will Deliver thia "terj .econp-^ .;,-! f- I a*?'1 iinlcal'tor in quantlUea to.Buit.,; >' "i 1 .^" th>-fpuowtog! '"# n rates tor places within one mile <P 'of the .^orksijongor distances *§ I s in.i*opbEaba^o ,v/ -'V/iou ■<B b. a. ! a iPer sack; 3 bushels -.. ..■ 1 (i . r i-1 -ssackß.. .... ;. .! 6 3 A ' JO saofcs, or } ton .. •_ ..11 6 xnum,'m r ton mjM '.'.-. a i:o'. ' , „ Orders may. be lef fat the Office trran < oi!r- - w,;..<Ti i l|or;Wor]Jß. '" '* '■ ■'■■ f j ,y,-.i! !0.'.:. cv now, r'i nil :'* ij'.'" •■'"^'- *. -* •"^—• ——^™""""^ mmmm~m"*~ f*™l *l"^*" J.ji ..j i Kv?XT<jAsFttr.lHCt3.;! '' 00) QHAKLANIJ'SIXpiMILY "DILLS wAre a safe Aperient, ■ Theyare'VialuablalnlndlKefHon. , I Prico: They a,ct effectually on the Lirer. ---1(3. and 2b 6d oi! a B0»I« '• I •APOTHKCARIES' HAIO/.T ! 0((- ■■■■■v...-i:t :^:iv Q-'Opoasitti'Post^fflde;"-"^1 I TO ! KE£^A^\'S,rBAY SpAP -^U^K i*IT .SAftNDERS &:GliLltEßlsi ,'• 1 'BOM:' AKI) dANDLBi MAiftIT^CTUBBB3, ' -;,• u^ia _''_•""• ■ H. & O. having enlarged their Faotory to double.lta tormor eras, and made costly addi itlpustd the plant, arp now in « positlpn.to oom 'pßte'wlth any factories in New Zedland Sr New South Wales. Ths yearly: increase ot/tfeelr trade, whioh has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guirante6 r of the superior character of their goods. -:' w» i na.v oUei imia .I.J.:.V\ 'A.'. I .oK i A Trial is respectfully solicited., „ Tj>j.B O BONO V V BLX CO. THK; liOWDON PHOTOGRAPHIO "oOlfr oiIiPANS'S FRKB ART UNION PRIZES Ml consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watottnnd Chain, Lady's Diamond- Ring, Gents'lS-karat Gold,.Rings,.,Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and i other' arise* worth fiso. -—A Ticket in theabove iwillbeglvan with every Sitter. 600 Members !wanted" Cartes de Visits, 6s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraita, 12s 6d per half-dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—Q; H. idONKTON, Manager. , '■•XT O { , T ; I ■_, ;C E. looXjodt FOB - MY, WATCH ADVERTISEMENT,. With. Price List, as soon aa my New Stock .>„>■ , ' -arrives." :■: ■ ■>-.•,, 20% less than any House In New Zealand. ,firUi'.Ui. ■■'. — ' -■■ ■■ ■■i:!t r!!J _g. H. LEWISSON. /^ B 0 U M XI L I M E. GBOUND LIME. JORSAIiK S O U T H G ATE 'S ;mahukak«h Htokaotjc Geouhd Koohe Lime, In any Quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floors, Cellars, etc. (next to stone flagging, is unrivalled tor durability and hard-setting qualities). For tanks and other wet work it is a first-class mater ■ ' B. KEANE, SOLE AGENT, Cfstomhousk-stkekt. •■jn- o itacif ito jyr . D. F. EVANS, ~S j Estate, House and Land Agent, - Has this day removed into those convenient and centrally situated offices just vacated by<W Thorne. Hsq., Solicitor, next " Herald," Queen street, where he will De glad to see old laces on new subjects, and naw faces on any other subject to a commission. Persons wishing to acquire House, Land or other Property, are requested to call upon the undersigned, who will do his utmost to facilitate tholr requirements without oo or charge D. F. KVANS, Kbtatb, House and Land Agent. . ALPHO NSO S M I X H, • LAND AGKNT, Whangailki. «. L > BATES, EEHT3, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. ! . * FOR SALE: ' Lots at Grabamstown, Watiearei, and Kama Farms at Parca Bar, Alaagatapere, Baa tangata, Tamaterau, Waikeikei, Maoaia, Ma ngapai, Tauraroa, and Ruarangl. . . * - , W.ALPHONBO SMITH. . Land Agent, Waogarel, I



j Ptiblic Notices, . TO GROCERS, AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. j U S:T 'h AN DBD. Xx "'Lomk X&ES." ! and ON SALE by the undersigned, CHR. " HANSEN'S LIQUID RENN^Tf I EXTRAOT. -*■ I CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID; CHEESE COLOURING. J j ■---*-' ' ' -■ * ' -■■ •■'*,(. j\ ; These Preparations are .used in most ot tha Loading Dairies of Enrope and America, and are also now much in request for their excellent mutinies by the Dairy Fanners in !the Southern >p Dlutricta of this Colony. BABER A^KAmiNGS, '"'^l ! jfoet-stkekt, ■ Wholesale' Aoents fob'; Atoklanp. rriEE jr apai qoen JJRqQM :c ' :;-■;'«: (UNLIMITED]. j'- • ■ j CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET WEST,- ; ''°' Next the dock. / f r)| iVfR. OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., la^^ra J3JL Germany, has commenoei »raotn»_in Auckland for the onre ot Bheumatism. Neu ralgia, and all Skin and Blood pi*>aß<~^ bLS process hitherto unknown in this country, put moat succeeisfulJy praotised In Germany in tta treatment of suoh diseases. It actsas a Preven tive against fevers and small-pox. 'Consultation g free. Hours: 10 to 12 n.m. and 3 to 4 P.m.,at Panama Houne, tower Symondß-Btreet,'TrtM>ro Auckland1 testimonials urny be Boon. • • -/,! :;::. OTTO KOHL. —Copies of Auckland Testimonials:—l have suffered for some time from neuralgio headache*, and am now cured by one operation of yours, etc.—A. W. Hightinßale, College Road.- I have been a great sufferer: with neur»l«i», and am Juvopy; to;sa.yv that two operations have cured me, etc^nrij-' Una MoSwgor, WaitematarHptel. I havfs suf fered'trom rheilmatiMa in toy joints, ■gnottr;^ elbows,»odr;-wristi!, for four months, and, tpanM ! to your treatment, lam now quite well; etc., i etc.—J. A. Carter. s.s. _Knierpriee. I have suffered for a lons-time with neuralgia in my head, and I am now quite -well- from one -operation, ete.—H. Doyle, Waltemata Hotel. - I hare great pleasure in adding my testimony to the effloacy of your treatment fofttheumatism. Ehave suffored the most esoraoiatinj? pains for the last two years, and have tried everythine else in vain. You undertook'to cure me, and have done co in three operation, etc.. etc—w. 0. Sharps, KDgineerßS.nnterpri6e. Theaooyp fiave been selected, f^om a -number-,pf tosti 'moniala, which can be sees tin' appUcaUon.— Q.g- , r ~ .. ~ , ;-—;-; .. , ; ' , • ' -JVfUSIC&L BOXES, with all the Lateßt »,, XyJL" Improvomonta.—Augelo Forroat,. Auok- * - ltod Mnsiply^relionwt. ' .;-,'■'., ,', .',,j," ■* SEWJf^G MACHINES ■'ite&Bitttl.r'.'and •'warranted equal to hew; toK^^^SSB- Knittinaand Sewing1 Maohinoß.iprtale.—P.S. ehamberp.'SlPy^neenrStr^et.1 , .' O ' T " ; •v'o'Vaoiif .it' :i.r.uou.> ■ r/pxivd'i TO-MORROW, NOON. .1 :a 'ah /_'—^ & a an x HOUSEHOLD FUKNITCTRB, &CS, i .mi no .taiiißii -! m ,^i/-H??o;\e ! TOBETSOLP BY AUCTION. » JOL (FaniitnreXtepartment), Horsehair Oloth Mahogany Hngilah IJinlng room Suite'; Kep, Horse-hair Cloth, Damask, and American Cloth Parlour Suitaj ;,Coache?, Chaire, Loorand^ Square Tables, eheffonniew. Whatnots, Book cases.-Glass Cajes, Meat Safes, ■ Scotoh Kitchen Range,-Stovep. Ovens, Hand'Flbnr Mill, "Cheeße" Press, Waßhstaiidß, Toilet Ware, Looking Glamea. Toilet Tables. Iron and Wood Bodßteadß, Iron and Wood Cots,, Mattrassesv Palliasses.iFeather«Uows, Ward* robe, Chests of Drawers, Sewing Machines,! Piano, Harmonium. American Organ, BOOKS, Drapery, Clothing, Boots, Carpet, &p., .;.;,^ - j-O f.'-li-A 'W: ti!;'V>:V'*"i':'-- -;»: i--m»";'»': :.. MgNDAYrpCTOBER 24, - ' --Atil o'Clock. ■)■'. IM^POKTANT TO' COAC^BUIIiDERS;1 | LIVERY STABLE PROPRIETORy, I ; ' • ' AHb -!••« ':.:,Y\%lhW IfERSdWRE^UiRiNG FIKST-CLASS Mb. ALEXAIiip^E,MACEaE, The Royai. .Sta^dahd Cabbiagk AHD> ' • <-Mll! " ■'"^ StKisto^ FAqTOKir, 1 : vl<" JMf/ ~„ r DpH AM ■ ST II X E T. ;TTAVlNGMe|j'ded't6,giVe''tip the?bußi ■ I neas of Coaehbuiltier,' and let his pre mises, has.inßtructed the undersigned to Bpll by public • aubtion, on trie premises, on ■'Monday,l tlie2:lthinstai^tjat 11 a.m., ]r . , : - \ The WHOLE of his EXTENSIVE and SUPERIORjPIiAMT; ;• STOCK, &C, MAOHINERY, SMALL STJCAM -EireiNK, I BAND AND CIRCULAK SAWS, &0.. 'j tioots, stock; &o.r ,3 Tahdcma-Oarts■ of the-nevreet deslttn, and boet flnieh. • • ft . i Baggies. Double and Single, Spring, Carto, Drays, etc. All.*Bw, and otfh'a befit mike. i £econd-band Buggies, Breaks, 'Bosses, Carts, (°fe;;oT ..'( ,jt ■ .:(!!-.■> .-i .!i .-TiOT ,a i Seooaa-handJSakerfa.Cart. , tmfytji \ R. ARTHUR, j ' I'Salisman and Auctioneer,' 4 > lli; !&. t AitT atr :r rgj im k t i ,i:=tif M-r .U.^ c?^ et Vj if;).-: JJn/f : ' ; I'ar.!!rf .axPKIDAY, 2 o?CJook.,, BRAN, POLLARD^ OATS, j . WHEAT, BARLETf, W lttlil"'a ' - JBz rStar 1 -from .Duncdin and* *''■'''Oirtnarttl '' fl ' • ! i-'dl^aMuhtolwhpra'ijllmayiJbßcefnVl^ . > AH more or less damaged, imO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, !Jb -at Arflrart Mart, — - 218 saoks Flour ! 5 sacks Oats •**™lhSffl§g&-:>''-a ***m ,rr .- U sacks PoUati^sa ~ , - 2 sacks Bjfßf^lftjl ■ Terms Cash. i .as Jia?'O'i:'O ,Y/ :<,im>-Uiiivt - ■.;.■ p. W. BlHilß*]/. 3 T /[KDtfiIOBINHBY MONDAY, G^TOBEK 24, i,«ORAI'I l|^MSfr.A -HAIMSa TUADIS 1; BALE \ f ' 7-' TR^DB 1 ! Ex 'Loch'Croe.' ■ r!iMG 3 ,:,W..,,8j[,«.?(-E_Y ; j&,,CO.j - # - f . HAVE received' instructions to. sell by ■publio auction,. at their Mart, Qnosn ptrsotifli^MoinJiij', October 2i, at 11 o'clock, * ' irin Gab. each Raw, Boiled, Bxtre, and ■LUU RefloedOil 20 Owt" Gonuluo w)lito Jjoad, in Vlrkina ...gnfjOwfaQenulne White liead%ln2BlhTinß ''riQCwk White Lead, in Firkins !, ---■ "*%ti'O**M Liquid Paints, Assorted 'fi 2 ■',t .. . Also,' ~ ," , . Samplo Invoice of Brushes, &o, I '"vf-ffi ;;Terms at Sale.. ? ';;",'/' '- B. TOKfeS 'i->! B. O. CABS ;. ■ B. ID. TONES ~,..... FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28. T> EFBESHMENt"^ 0 0 T fiW" AND •XV' ""■'' ■• - \ bags, _,/;■;,. _ ; : .;j;J~ '■ . A '■ JlwK ,j ;AGRICULTURAL SHOW.Ii ;; JiLLKBSLIB, PRINCB j OF WALES'S Br^rjECDiY. .fiioSfi "'^At 12 oClock. fOnsTaSB B. 10 TO N JCS & CO.,' Auctioneers; W. B. COCHUANKJ , [JAS. DACES ! . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. ■ PIANOFORTE. -0 I ■ • • — 'iK ' mHE SiiWcWbere will sell,- at their X Rooms, Fott-atreet, on Friday, the ZM instant, at 12 o'clock, .., , , ~^!¥., . Jb1 A OOTTAGB PIANOFOBTB, bj-!Bniadi woodand Son. ' ,«, "; h Samuel' c6chrane &"&qs, Auctioneers. W. S, COCHBANE.] [JAMES DACStE. 'FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.. TTIHE Subscribers will sell, at their 4-1 Booms, yort-atreet, on Friday, 21st tnst. at < Ho clock, ', GKNBBAIj HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUBK. confiatinsof Couches. Chaira, Pictures; Brussells Carpet (neari^ new). Cane Chars, Walnut Chess fable, Kecking „- Cba rs, OUolotb. Vewtian Btodß* Cuckoo Clock, Mirrors, Sewing Ma! * op'fS*l Fendera. "Iron and Wool Bed- ' . steads. MattraEsasi Beddine Cheats ' .Ura^rers, Waehstandsandware. Kit-" : ' chen Utensils, Meat 6afes, &c ;«*■ ./• r.. Samuel^cochranb & son, > ■ . ■» ■ Anctioneera. ; • "(Continued jbm'FourSb jfa^ej ,J.