PARIHAKA NEWS.

Mom our special reporter;]

PUNGARKHU, this day. SATURDAY NIGHT IN PAHIHAKA.

Youk reporter managed to visit Parihak*

on Saturday night. „ Notwithstanding the arrests the house of To Whiti was crowded with natives debating the situation, There was no appearance of a design to submit, no hesitating in the expression of opinion that To Whiti was right, and that they intended to abide by his counsels. THE OTHER PROPHET. ~ Dnring the day tho escort of certain prisoners sent North returned, bringing with them tho guns they had collected from all the native settlements on their route. All those at Te Puneba, the settlemeut of Motn, were taken. It is hard to imagine the reason of this when it is considered that Motu has been a kind of potted prophet of the Government—a milk and water preacher, patted on the back by the authorities as a foil to Te Whiti. Native interpreters visited his monthly meetings. Sergeants in the force were allowed to be his firm friends and advisers. A regalia of the Order of Foresters was given him, and as he sat on his throne of scarlet he was attentively listened to, and all bis drivelling repotted by Government agents. But all that is past—Parihaka is considered broken up, and the once lauded Motu of Te Puneha is to receive no more consideration than the peacemaker of Pari haka. It is hard to understand the action of those who have taken the guns ot every native, loyal or otherwise. RETURN ) F EJECTED NATIVES. As regards the final breaking ;ip at Fari liaka, it has to bo chronichd that yesterday some of those first removed rotnrned, and it is simply a matter of time in connection with the return of the majority. 173 natives— men, women, and children, were taken .Northward yesterday, some of them being Waikatos. These latter, it is reported, are trt be taken from Waitara by ateaiher to Kawhid,

Titokowaru is kept manacled en account of his bitter expressions that it was riot from four the natives had not fonght, and that with inferior numbers in 186S ho had successfully resisted the wholo foi-co of the Colony.

[BY TKLEGBArH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

KMBARKATION OF VOLUNTEERS.

OPUNAKK, Saturday. Tub volunteers embarked on the Hlnemoa at Opunake at six this morning. Nothing is doing at Parihaka.

Tho following letter has been addressed to the officer commanding volunteers: — Parihako, November 17, 1831. Bear Major Pitt,—Major Noake has orders to convey to the men under your command the thanks of the Government for the readiness with whioh they have given their servioes, and for the effloient and excellent way in whioh they havo conducted thomaelvea since they havo been in the field with yon. Be so good as to takean opportunity of aspiring the omcerß t non-commlßSioncd officers, and men who are to leave with you to-morrow, of the great satisfaction with whioh I have regarded their oonduot, whioh I regard as a credit to the volun teer force of New Zealand.—Very truly yours, JOHKBBTO.. O p UNAKE>tnl9day . ANGRY FUELING AMONG THK NATIVES. ' I accompanied the party of two hundred Datives to Oeo yesterday, where they were met by thoso brought the day before A long cry took piece. The men looked sullen, ard say they will return to Parihtka. It is doubtful if the Taranaki men will give trouble, but the Ngatiruanui (Titokowaru's people) will require watching. Tltokowaru himself was handcnSM at Parihaka for threatening language to Captain|Northoroft, saying: "It is your day now; ours will come soon. Havo yoii forgotten Moturuoa and Te Ngatn. o te ManuJ'' Doubtloss, his people are imbued with the same feeling. Rations and tents were supplied at Oeo, but the people have not dispersed. Hone Plhama killed four bollocks for them. Captain Messenger has arrived with seventy ffiCipSsn Taylor has left for New Plymouth with 173 prisoners, including some Walkatos. The steamer Haurati left with the Palmerston and Fielding Volunteera at eight yesterday morning. The sea was very rough. The Bteamer put back under Cape Egmont about four, and is still there. The Cavalry are to receive daily allowance Twenty'more whsreshave bean pulled down at Pi.rihak«. and a guard placed at the bridge, Bouih Opunako, to Btop any natives crossing without a pass. _

(BY TELEGRAPH.—MESS ASSOCIATION.)

OPUNAKK, this day.

The last detachment of volunteera embarked yesterday.

MAOKIKS SULLEN.

The tribes NgatiruanuLNgatifcaneiind Nganla bine have beea escorted as far as Oeo in chaw ot Hone Pibama. They are very sullen.

PUNGAREHU, this day,

TO,DAY'S ARREST.

The arresting operations are continuing. i At eight this morning all the natives, except Mrs Te Whiti and child, and those ill, were Bent out of the pah to the slope near the graveyard. There were between 600 and 700 men, women, and children. Those belonging to Parihaka were allowed to re turn. It is expected that abont 200 will be taken into custody and sent to New Plymouth, " TITOKOWARU TO BE TRIED. Titokowaru, who has refused all food for two days, has given in and asked for kai. When Bt O'Carroll vinted him this morning he was crying—it is supposed at finding his powers of endurance weaker than he expected. Ho will be sent to Now Plymouth and be charged with some offence, Mrßryce being of opinion that the settlers' in tbe Deighbeurhood of Manaia would bo very uneasy were ho at large.

ELECTION NOTES.

The s.B, Tangehua brought down Mr £. Mitcbolson from Dargaville to Helcnsville yesterday.

Mr W. E. Sadler writes dissenting from & statement he bas heard that Sir George Grey's mcetiDg at the Choral Hall lacked enthusiasm, fle adds:—"A wngef was laid in my heating of <£50 against £5 that Grey would be returned for City East, elected by a majority of several hundred! Odds are ereat, evincing warmth. Bear both sides."

Tauranjra is determined to have enough candidates for that constituency. Mr W. B. Langbridge, formerly proprietor of the "Bay ol Plenty Times," and well-known throughout the district, bas been induced to contest the seat. He comes out as a strong Ministerial supporter. Mr Hamlin has obtained votes of thanks at Tuakau and Bombay. Mr Luke re ceived a vote of thanks at Patumahoe, and one of confidence at Maungatawhiri. Mr Sbupherd bas obtained a vote of con fidence at the Public Hnli, North Albert land.

[BY TELEGRAPH.)

WHANGaREI, this day.

Mr AldertoD, when on his way to a meet ing of bushmen at Northern Wairoa last Saturday, was thrown from his horse, and sustained a broken wrist and other injuries. He had to return to Whangarei for medical assistance. He will, however, be able to keep all his othor engagements,

COKOMANBEL, this day.

Mr James Mackay addressed a large meet ing of electors on Saturday night. _ His ad dress was interesting and effective. He was applauded throughout without a dis senting voice. At the close he received a vote of confidence on the show of hands.

THEATRE ROYAL.

Tnß second and third|acts of "Maritana," and the concluding act of 'The Pirates of Pepz»""»," ootstituted the programme presented at the Theatre on Saturday evening. It was well re ceived and apparently enjoyed. Th-? perfor mance of " Marltana" seems to be an excursion from the regular lineß which the company follow, and as a result their success in it was bat partial. Opera bouffe is their forte. Of tho principals Miss Leaf and Signor Morley were unquestionably the beat, and the most effective vocal numbers were "Scenes that are Brightest," by the lady, and the subsequent duets in which she took part with blgnor Morley. They brought down the house. The act from " The Pirates" w»s given with great spirit, and sent the audience home In high good humour. The deliolous litttle opera " The aoroeror," will be produced to-night, with the final act of " Tbe Pirates "as an after piece. Such a bill Bhould not fail to draw a crowded house. The company leave for Nelson to-morrow, and the Theatre will remain closed for a week or so.

CORRESPONDENCE.

LINABUKY'S SALVAGE STOCK.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—l am not so fond of appearing in print as my friend Coombes, but feel I am bound to reply to his impertinent letter published in your Saturday's issue. I still assert I have the entire stock of goods slightly damaged by smoke inniypossession,and am selling them at half-price, and-1 consider Coombes is gulling the public by ticketing bis stock of slops as salvage goods from Linabury's fire, when it is a well-known fact that we had no such goods in our pos session when tho lire took place. Mr Coorabes puts great stress on purchasing tho salvage for cash. If the Insuranco Companies give him a certificate that he purchased the whole of my damaged stock, and for cash, they will be telling an untruth, as I have a large portion of goods on haud slightly damaged that thoir valuer would not pass, and Coombes only gave part cash and the balance by his promissory note payable in two months, if this is what Coorabescalh a cash transaction I do not know the correct interpretation of the term. As for pretensions to respectability as a tradesman, and the reputation of speak ing tho truth, 1 ■will roly on tho public for a verdict, Samuel Coombes having already notoriously achieved the reputation of being a respectable tradesman and a truthful manl ahem.—Yours, &0., A, LINABUKY.

(To the Editor),

Sir, —In your Saturday's issue appears an advertisement from a curtain draper in Queen-street, and as part of this advertisement relates to myself and brings in question my veracity as a citizen and respectability as a tradesman, and as I think yourself and the public should be in possession of all the facts, I crave space for this letter in final explanation. A fire oc curred on the premises of Mr Linabiiry ; all the goods which were damaged or alleged to be damaged by tire or water were re moved by the Insurance Companies to the premises of Mr Uiibriol Lewis, auctioneer, to bo sold by auction, and to give an idea of the quantity, (here were over 300 lots. All taose goods I made an offer for in one lot for ou.mli. The Insurance Companies accepted my offer. I then removed them to my shop, whero they now are for sale, nlr Linatinry says I only bought what was destroyed and •worthless. This is bo far trom the truth that l had at least three hundred pounds' worth of goods that had never seen either smoke, water; or tire, and I may here remark how any honest man could claim compensation on them is beyond the comprehension of any honest English draper. But as Mr Linabnry is neither an English man nor a draper it may be excusable. Now, since Mr Linabury seems so anxious to make ths public believe that I have not purchased his salvage, and I may here re mark if there is any salvage now in his shop it; is not his property, but the pro perty of the Insurance Companies, but as ho is so earnest that the public shall be enlightened I will give him a chance, and I give him the following challenge:—l am willing; to forfeit £50, to be divided between our public charities, it it is not true that I bought from the Insurance Companies the entire salvage from the iireon the premises of A. Lioauary and Co., Queen-street, Auckland. The persons to decide the matter to be the Insurance Companies, and the auctioneer, in whose hands the salvage was placed for sale. On the other hand, if it is proved that I purchased the1 above salvage, Mr Linabury is to forfeit £50, to be disposed of in the same ihaoher. If Mr Linabury does not accept these terms, I post him as a slanderer, a coward and a liar, In conclusion, Mr Editor, I should not have troubled you with this, but my character, as a man depending upon the public for my living, demands it.—l am, &c., SAitUKL COOMBES. P.S.—I would remark that I gave Mr Li&abuvy an opportunity of with drawing his objectionable advertisement from your paper by writing him a note, telling him of the consequences it he did not do so. He has not altered his advertise ment, hence this letter. Appended are certificates from the Insurance- Com panies.

LIABILITY FOR KILLING A BUR GLAR.

(to the Editor.)

Slß,—Will you please inform mo through your columns if it is lawful for me to shoot a burglar if I find him in my house at night, and whether, if the shot terminated fatally, would I be liable to a charge of manslaughter ?—I am, &c, F. Henderson.

[If a man is in reasonable fear that his own life or the lives of his wife and children are in danger he may kill the assailant, and in such a case it would be "justifiable homicide." He may forcibly resist any per son who is attempting to steal his property or rob his house, and if death ensues to the robber there would be no offence; but bo may not shoot down a person attempting to enter or rob his house unless he is in fear of injury to his life. In such case tbe offence would be manslaughter, and the punish ment would vary according to the circum stances of tbo case. If, however, the robber, while fleeing, is shot and killed, the offence then would be mufder. We do not think, however, that under existing circum stances any Auckland jury would convict in such a case.—Ed. E.S.],

"A WRONG THAT NEEDS RESIST ANCE."

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—On reading thoPolioe Court reports yes terday, we have another instance of those brutal attacks by drunken men upon their un fortunate wives. It is with tho greatest p'ty and sympathy for the victims of these outrages, that 1 now endeavour to pen a few lines. Here the report presents to us a oowardlr drunkard, charged with violently assaulting his wife, by striking her about the face with his clenched flat. A medical man deposed to the bruises on her faoa and body, and further, that it is only three months since he attended this wretched victim from a similar cause. She, presumably a tender-hearted ana loving wife, cannot bear to put frankly before the Court even a faint picture of her suffering*. Probably a els a woman who, with a family, has laboured and struggled for years to Ret a oottage ho ne around her; has borne up with this selfish man* intemperanos.till at length he has bUTBt ont into pnblio drunkenness and brutality towards herself and ohildren; and then their good neighbours bring the case to Court, for she would oontinue- to bear her burden rather than make it public. Now, sir I don't know the parties In thfa matter, and have no animus against this man in particular, but, when I read these reports, it makes my blood run oold even to imagine the hundreds of houaes in this little city of wbioh the above is the very moagrest illustration. When a brutal drunkard of this sort is bronght to justice these poor women, compassionately but in extreme foolishnees, will not pro ceed, but say, in sorrowful tones, " He ia a good husband when he is sober," not for a moment deeming it their bonnden duty to tell the bench how seldom he is sober; whereupon the arm of the law, which should be mighty and stern in this respect.is powerless to punish such dastardly outrages. lv a civilized State like this, are we io have snob a state of things? Where pro teotion is given to the lower animals, is a woman, a mother, to be left undefended for a vile drunkard of thiß sort to unmercifully assault? May we Boon be able to cry No I I would suggest that an Act be passed next session, affording every facility to the police for ocnviot ing theae cowards (the excuse that the man was in liquor is arrant nonsense>, and making it inoumbant on the Magistrates to order, in every case of brutal assault against the parson, a term of imprisonment, with a free application of tho laah.-Yonrs.&c,

THE RECENT BURGLARIES.

(To the Editor.)

Sjb,—A. writer In the " Herald" of this morning says: "The alarm in Auckland about burglars is becoming really absurd, and is not very oroditable to our reputation for courage or common sense;" and instances the case ot a gentleman who had pnrohaeed a revolver to ba in readiness for a vlßit from any of the gansr, which the gunsmith said was the fourteenth no had sold that day. I fall to see anything "really abaurd " in the pretent Blarm, or discreditable to our reputation fur courage or common sense, surely the alarm is not without ample cau«o; how then can it be in any way absurd? Bnrg iaries ha?e been reported—on good authority no doabt, an not one of them has been officially oontradioted—from Queen-Btreet, Upper Queen street, Albert-street, Viotoria-street, Hobson street, Ponsonby. Mount Eden, Parnell. and Onehunua! People may well ask, "What nextf I wonder how many more would be requisite to excite alarm in the mind of the sapient" Herald " writer II do not know how many have been hushed up by the police, but I could tell him of one which has not been re ported in the Star, where a Bhop was entered during the night, and goods to the estimated value ot J3lO taken, while many more lay in readiness; but it is supposed that the burglars were disturbed, and had to take a named de parture. In not one ot these cases have the per petrators been discovered or arrested. The succeiß of one naturally emboldens others. Then we find burglaries so frequent, and the po ic9, if not in league with the burglars. DOwerteßS to proteot our homes and property. Is it not tho most common sense to take steps for our own Protection; not only by making all secure by bolts and bars, oat by beiDi! well prepared in case an entrance be effected after all our precautions. As for cour age, " prudence" is said to be " the better part of valour," and never more truly than when it prompts a man to mate wise provi»ionß lor possible contingencies. Any coward could pot his head under the bed-oloihes while his house was being robbed, but of what use would a revolver be to suon a one lOn the other hand, for a mas, perhaps the only man in the house, to attempt to cope single-handed and unarmed with one or more men well armed, as they woald take caie to be, would be fool-hardiness. Burglary and murder often go hand in hand. Ara we to sit tamely down while the one leading the other prowls round our city and enters our homes? Nay, verily. Let each household, not only man, bat woman, If she hare no male protector, provide a trusty re

* volvor, and, should necessity arise, lot the lawless villains find each one not only willing but able to put them to effective use. Perhaps If the burglara should pay a visit to the caatlo ol Squire Joe Wilson and oarry off a valuable gold watch or two and tua family jewels, Kd., tho " Horold " will alter its tone.—l am, &0., Atm-i)URGL4R.

TELEGRAMS.

(BY TELEGRAPH.--OWN CORBESPONDEHT.)

MOJSGONtI, this day.

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT,

A sad accident occurred here yesterday afternoon. Two mill employe1} and a boy named Lowe (nephew of Mr J. Craig, coal merchant, of Auckland) were out sailing in the yacht Rip. When near the Heads the boat capsized and sunk. The boy was drowned, and the men were picked up in an exhausted condition.

ThcMongonui County Council election on Thursday last resulted as follows:—Kaitara Kiding—Cnrr, Smith, and Houston elected, Mongonui Kiding—Garton, Houston and Wilkinson elected. Whangaroa Riding- Hare, Hayes, and Lane elected.

PORT ALBERT, this day,

At Wellsford, on Saturday, Mr Seymour George received a vote of thanks and con fidedce with two dissentients only. At North Albertland Mr Thomas Gribb moved, and Mr Brown seconded, " That a cordial vote of thanka be given to Mr Seymour George for having faithfully and honourably represented Rodney for three years," Carried unanimously.

(PEli PRESS AQkHCY.)

Wellington, this day;

In tho Divorce Court to-day a decree1 absolute was granted to the following :— Bailey v. Bailey (Duncdin), Campbell v. Campbell (ChriatchUrcli), ITcdlcy V; Hed; ley, and Hill v. Hill (Wellington);

DUNEDIN. this day;

JAM AND PICKLE MANUFACTORY.

A number of merchants hero have de cided, in view of tho heavy protective duties, to start a jam and pickle manufac tory in Duaedin.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The regular quarterly meeting of tho Chamber of Commorco was held this afternoon in the office, Insurance Buildings, the Chairman, (Mr B. C. MoMillan) presiding. TIIIC AMBUIOAN DOTY ON WOOL, The following letter was received from tho agent of tho Pacific Mall Steamship Company, " Auckland, Nov. 16,1881. 0. a MoMillan. Iraq., Chairman of Chamber of Commerce, Auokland. Sir,—l havo the honor to inform you that I am advised by the President of tho Paoiflo Mall S.S, Company tbat it is his intention to bring before tho Congress of tho United States, during the comlncr winter, the subject of the duty imposed on wool imported Into that country from the oolonios, and to make a strong effort to havo the tariff so revised as to remore or modify the present duty. It is believed that tho repeated representations that have already boon nmilu in the United States, endorsed- by the various Chambers of Commerce In this f'olony and New south Wales, have not been without effeot, and it is the opinion ot tho President that the time has now arrived, when still another effort, if supported by tho personal appeals ot representatives of tho Governments of the two cotonles, and urged by the Chambers of Com* merce, will meet with tho desired success. I may state that realising how groat would be the advantage to the colonies if such concession were made, and how muoh it would tend to in crease the trade botwoen them and America, my company has authorised Its agent here and in New South vv ales, to offer a free passage to and from Washington to any representatives doputod by either govt. to urge this matter by personal interviews with the proper Con gressional Committees during tho coming session of the United States Congress. I beg thatyou Will bring tho subjoct before the Cham ber for consideration, and I would respectfully suggest that if it ii deoided to strengthen the efforts of my company by any action other Chambers ot Commerce existing in Now Zea land mar be communicated with and in vited to co-operate with this.—l am, eto,, Thos. T. Gamble, Agent Pacific Mail Steamship Co." Mr Peaoock applauded the suggestion mano by the Mail Co., and urged that it should be taken advantage of with as little delay as pos sible. He thought that Mr Croightou, a former resident of Auck'and and now living in San Francisco should be requested to undertake the duty of delegate to Congress from New Zealand. He felt assurod that a better selection could not be made,and he had therefore muoh pleasure in moving:" That this Chamber heartily approve* of the views expressed in the letter of Mr Gamble and tho proposed action of tho President of tho Paoitlo Mail riteomsblp Co., and lnstrnots tho Secretary to write to the various Chambers of Commerce In New Zealand, enclosing a copy of Mr Gamble's loiter, and urge Immediate and united action to support tho movement for the reduction in tho import duty on wool In the United States."

Mr Oppcnholmer, in a practical speech, seconded the resolution, lie showed tho great importance ot the question to both America and New Zealand.

After soma further discussion the motion was put and passed una nlmonsly.

NSW MEMBERS. Moots J. 11. Morpetb, Edward Pane, E. P. Dufaar, and Hermann Brown were eleotod members of the Chamber.

This was all the business,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 21. Bank Of N.Z.-Sellors, £23 Colonial Bank-Sellers, 4Ra N.Z. Insurance—B«Uurs, 82s 6d S.B. Insurance—Buyers, 57s National Insurance-Buyers, 33s Colonial Insurance—Bayers, 13s 6d Auckland Gas—Buyers, £10; sellers, £1010s Union Sash and Door^-Sellers, £710s N,SS. Loan and Mercantile^-Hellers, £S 6s Bay of Islands Coal Co.—fellers, £9 10s Northern H. 3. Co.—Sellers, 12a 8d Moanataiarl O.M.Co.—lls Sd; Buyers, 10s U Alburnla-Sellers. 15s Caledonian—Us Gil; sellers. 15s Tokatea— Buyers, Us: sellers, 15s JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

Foot Notes.—Dance music, Bred Winners,— Race horses. Colour-blind.—The woman who can't tell when her husband has the " blues."

Fair-y Tales.—The sanguine prospects held out by the National Fair Trade League. If you want to get rich, mount a mule, because when you are on the mule you are better pff.

The falling of the leaves Is an automatic arrangement. In Belgium and the North of France green gooseberry sauce is' served with sausages.

A man, who has been an inveterate smoker for the last twenty years, has sud denly and permanently given up the prac tice, He knocked the ashes of his pipe into a keg of blasting powder.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 81.



liATBBT Novblti. — Iron Bedsteads with T>'ickel-plated Mountings, ranch handsomer than tbe bran?, and free from the risk of tarnishing. These sviporior-class Bedsteads were first shown In Australia at the Melbourne Exhibition, and Messrs Qarlick and Crsnwell, who are always to the fore in obtaining the latest improvements at once sunt for a supply, whioh have arri Ksd in the Hermione, and are now on view at the City Hall Arcade, both in Franca and Halftetturs. They have also iust received a fresh shipment of White and Wack sheepskin Hearth Hugs and Mats, Stair Carpets, Tapestry and Brnasells Carpetß, Folding Iron Chair Heds, various sizes cheap Iron Bedateadß, Fenders. &c A fresh lot of Potent Spring Blind-rollers, new patterns in Linoleum, and some second-quality Linoleum they can sell at same price as Oilcloth. All kinds of Household Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, &c, kept in stock. Furnißh your bonse from the City Hall Furnishing Arcade, Queen street, Auckland.—Garlick and Cranwell Proprietors -Advt.)



Medical. QHARLAND'S TjIAMILY TDILLS Are & safe Aperient. Tliay relieve Headaohes. They are Valuable In IndlKoaticra. Price: They act effectually on the Liven Is. and 2s Od a Box. APOTHHCARIKS'HAIIi, Ooooßlte Posto Sweet Sustenance. The superior nourishing properties o( malted food, as reoommended by the great Liohlg, is one of thcee faots that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD 13 a local article FRESHLY PREPARED with great care, according to the recipe of Baron Liebig, from the best malted barley and wheat The splendidly healthy and well-grown children" reared on this food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that flesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely In this delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a , FRBSH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost must add con siderably to the large sale this excellent food has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRI4.Ii. ' See directions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/6 per Canister. Manufactured at "Thb Pharmacy," QUIEN-STBZBT, AUCKLAND. I3KOWN "DREAD, MADK FBOK DECORTICATED WHEAT MEAL, BY E. McKEOWN, IMPERIAL BAKERY, QUEEN STREET WHARF. This Bread Is vastly superior to White Bread; ! for, besides having one third more gluten, the material that forms muscular flesh, "Llebig" states that it contains about 200 psr cent more phosphatio salt to nourish the bones, brains, and i tissues. Bread made from this Meal oontains ' everything necessary to sustain life at a small cost, and is prepared according to the process of Dr. Campbell Morflt. of London, and ia fbke i from the irritating effect of the ordinary Brown i Bread usually sold. Thh Meal ia specially prepared by JOHN LAMB, waitkmata mills, Auckland.



Wanxea. WANTED, a Messago Boy.-Apply Union Steam ship Company Air ANTED, aTfttle Girl about 12 years T V of age, to mind children.—Apply at Hunter and Nolan'fl, Uurham-Btreot. ANTKD, a smart Sbb'p Boy.—Apply Mr H. L. Pogenesßkie.Shortland-Btreet. WANTED, a Boy, about 15, who caii milk.—Apply Molodoea'a Store.Karanga hape Road. WANTED, Bench Hands and Appren tices.-J.Trenwith,BootFaotory,Wake- fleld-atreet. WANTED, a Lady to take part of a house with another lady (no children); references exchanged.—Address Mrs Howard, at Meßsra Clark and Song, Bhortland-atreet. WANTED, two Eespectablo Boys at Wrought Iron Oven and Kuhko Mann faotory.—Apply at Herbert H. Smith's Auokland Iroa Works. WANTED— Come and see the large lot of Sunsmor Bibbon, reduced from 6d to id, at Damplar'n. V\^ANTED, a Boy, not more than 14 i Vt yoars,f or a rotail business; Bmall weokly | wages and practical Instruction in book-keeping and other oommoroial knowledge.—For address apply Sf ah Lflloo. WANTED, a strong useful Boy,— Apply W. C. Dennes. ANTED, four Scoria Masons to dress 8 inoh kerbs, stacked alongside Frank- Hn Road j hlgheat price given.—Apply to W. I Klrby. , ■_ WANTED, a good General Servant; good references roqurled.—Apply to G, D. Bevin. Newton Road. IyfcrANTED, a competent Man to take V t entire management of the Baths; one with experionoe ot Hydropathy and Turkish Baths, of a flrntalaßß Hairdresser, preferred.- Apply to W. L. Both, Ptlblio Hot Baths, Viotoria etreet Bast N.B.—Open every morning at 6 O'clock sharp. •_ ANTKD, Fungus, and Other Country Produoe.—John Held and Co., 20; Queen stroeti ...._..... ■ \S/ ANTED, a Boy for one of lay Shops"; T T wages; 12s to 16a —W. H. Damplor. ANTED, good Assistants to too Dressmaking.—Mrs Langford, ParneU. ANTED, a General Servant for tho Country.—Apply Mrs Soymour Wells Groy-stroet; YTfTANTED,. an Asiistant Steward for T T tho Argylo.—Apply on board. ASTEb~3 improv7rs"to~the Milling dry.—A Llnabury, and Co. i ANTED, a Youth who is acquainted with the oity to deliver parcels.—A. Linabury and Co. ANTED, an Organist (tor St. Mary's Chnroh. I'arnoll.—l.ettora of application, oto, to bo addressed to Mr 11. Matin Clark, Couth British Insurance Company. WAN I'ED, a good Strong Girl to assist In housework. — Apply Manohestor House, Gfoy-Btrcet. ANTED, a Girl about 14.—Mrs Hen- riksen, 101, Ylotorla-atrcet. XnTEDT Woman Cook for hotel in Hamilton, also, Houaomatd, same placo. References required.— E. Honry'a Registry, Bhortland-Btreet WANTED, one or two Good Brick layers—Apply Oeo. Rhodes, No. 1, Pitt-street. ANTED, 10 Labourers ana 4 Hough Carpenters,—Apply Commercial Hotel txota 6 this evening to 10. W'~~~ANTED, a General Servant.— Apply Mra W. A. Crombie, Kybor Pass, corner Symonds street. WANTED, a respectable Servant Girl. —Apply early to Mrs Heap, Vincent Villa, Vincent-street. ANTED, a Good General Servant, roforancea rcqnlred.-Apply after blx la theevenipgto Mra'Honeyman.Bymonds-street. WANTED, a well educated person aB Housekeeper ; must fulfil all domestic duties ; comfortable home. — Apply Young Women's Registry, Auckland. VyANTED, a smart Lad, generally _* ', . useful, at tho Direct Supply Cheap Furnlßhing Store, 219. Queen-street, opposite Close Brothers. WANTED, a first-class Man for (he Dress Departnlent.-J. Cosgrtvo fc Co. WANTED, an experienced Gardener ; good testimonials required. — Apply personally or by loiter to Mr Murdoch, Bank of Now Zealand. ANTED, a Gcnoial Servant.—For addreesj apply to Mr James Reid; Kden Terraoo. WANTED, a Bteady Man to attend store and bo otherwise useful at a Bußh Bawmlll.-Apply tog. Ginbocs, Onohunga. WAnTKD, Bashraen and Pit Sawyers. —Auokland Timber Company (Limited) WANTED, a Rood Painter.-G. Bishop, Newmarket. WANTED, a Man to sinK a Well.— For particulars. Apply toThos. Stead man, Seedsman, Quoen-Bireot, next Union Bank. WANxiSJJ, a good Milliner; one that can Berve at counter preferred.—J. Bondell, Brighton House, top o£ Qrey-street. \\T ANTED, the Ladies and Gents and T T "men and women" who have bought the fresh Boots at Dampler's to tell th«lr friends what a Bargain they are. WANTED, a respectable Boy as an apprentice.—W. 3, Jonea, Unoon-strcet- ANTED, Apprentices.- Mrs. Fartfe, Dress and Mantlemaker, Groy-sttoct, noar Pitt-street. WANTED, three respectable yonng Men as Boarders In privato family. Terms moderate. — Mrs Kavanagh, neleon etreet. ANTED, Timbermakers.—Apply to P. and T. MoLeod. Helensvllle. YT7ANTED by an experienced Brewer, a V T Situation as Brewer: good references— with Bass, Briston-on-Xrent, lii years.—Apply 8.K.F., this offloa. WANTED, an experienced Nursemaid to take charge of 2 children; references required.—Apply In the evening to Mrs A. H. Natht i. Lower Symonda atxeot. WANTED, a good General Servant at once—Apply Mra MoMastor, 212, Quoen- Btreet. WANTED to Sell, a Strong, Light (vessel's) Boat, 18 feet long, with Bails, oars, rowlocks, masts, and anchor,—lt C. Green wood, Auctioneer. JMNTED KNOWN-The Black Satin for 3a 6d, and the Blaok Silk for Is lld« aro going fast at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Workst Cuatom-houßO-Btreet West WANTED, Purchasers for New Pota toea. Freeh Supply every day from oar own Farm, Panmnro, in large or small quanti ties, at lowest market rates.—Fisher to Co. litb, November. 1881. WANTED, Pupils for Wax, Leather, Lace, and every klqa of. artistio work. Is 6d and 2s 6d per lesson.-Mrß Austin, fourth house below Ur Halnes's. Alton Road. WANTED KNOWN—To Grocers, Butchers, and Bakers—lf you want good, strong cheap Baskets go to T. A. Taylor, flasketmaker, Upper Symonds-strect. WANTED, Tenders for the Purchase ot about 20 aores of vats: will bo ready to out for hay eight or ten days henoo; can be stacked on the ground, and three or four months allowed tor removal— Apply to Mr R. C. Green wood. Land Agent, Qneen-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN-GKAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store in the Market. Bb in tj mo. WANTED KNOWN—AII Accounts owing to W. Brownhlll inunt be paid on or before the 25th November, 1881, or they will bo handed over to his solicitor for colleotlon.— W. Bbownhili* Bootmaker, 156, Qneen-Bt. ANTED KNOWN—Last Month of the London Phototrraphio Company. Lease of Premises for Sale. Cartes de Visito, is per half-dozen. KNOWN-T. McMaster TT bas Opened his Second Shipment of Summer Qoods, which will be sold cheap. ANTED, Tenders for Removing Cot tageln UpperQaeen-Btreek-Forplana, &C apply to J, A. Pennalligen, Grocer, Wake- Celd-street. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mitchel son & Co., No. 19. Qaeen-stieet Wharf, are selling Maize, Onto, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal.i&c. &0., at lowest market ratea. WANTED KNOWN, tnat you can Dress weU for a small weekly payment by golnmto Munro and Milllgan. See advertise ment on front page. ATTTED KNOWN—Hats, Jflowenf, Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lustres, Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—G. Carter. Vlotoria-atrect. WX»TE"D~KNOWN— Fresh Lot of Blaok Kid Gloves (all sizes) from Is lid at Dampier's. TTTANTED KNOWN that the Victorian T T Loan and Discount Agency's Advertlse ment appears on Ith page, flth colnmn. WANTED to be Known--Good Strong Perambulators, price 17s 6d at T. A. Taylor'sßasketmaker. UpperSymondsstreet. WANTED KlNOWN—Tnat the Hew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kanri, from onr new bnab, jnat opened. WAINTiilj, orders tor our famous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 55a suits. Overcoats from 10a, Marvellous value at j, D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170, Qnaen-street. WANTED KNOWN-Large lot of Ladles Aprons, 6d each; Ladieß' Lisle Gloves, Id; Brown Windsor, 3Jd the bar; Gly oerlne ditto. Jjd the bar.—W. H. Dampler. TTTANTBD, the Public to tfead ray T T Advertisement on Front Page ot Stab. JOHN LOW American Portrait Booms. 13. Grey-street. ANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup. plies Fresh Butter and Eggs.-Hendry & WhltUsy, No. 1. Queen-street. WANTED seen, the Ladies' Kid Boots at 4b 6d; Frnnnlla do., with tassels. 6s 6d; White Eld Boots, 5s 6d; Men'n Boots, 6s 6d; Chrlldrens do., very cheap, at Pampler'a,



Wanted. WANTED— Come and see the Hair Brushes, at 8d; Rack Combs, at Bd; Tooth Combs, Zd; very wide Black Elastic Id; L ft rge papers Pins, 2d, at Dampler's. ANTED XX OWN—That William Went, corner of Wyndham and Albert street, la prepared to Supply the Trede in its diifofent branches of Rood Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stock of Beech Windsor in store* Orders punctually attended to. __ : WANTED, persons Wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No Bale, no charge Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a read; sale.—D. F. Kvens, Kstate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-Btreet. \%J ANTED KNOWN-That Mrs JACK, it at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' RegUtry Office, and hopes that the ladles of Mount Kden and Grafton Koad will call, upon her when in need of thoroughly rcspootable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Kden Road. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Queen-street an d Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohoa is now carried on under ths special superintendence ot Mr G. Fraser. Valuations made, eurvuys for land transfers effected, and titles perfeotod at minimum cost. No charge made for registering properties for sale. ANTED KNOWN — Hourly ex. pected to arrive, a cargo of Boat Co operative Coals, per Aurora, very oheap.—J. Craig. _____ WANTED to Bell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins | Kind Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 5/0 par gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs K. Porter & Co. WANTED seen by the Ladies, the new Dross Material at Is, and the nice colours in Pompadour Print at Sid; Calico 2d, Bleaohed do 2}d, at Dainplor's. ANTKJJ, two or three Grocers in Auckland and Distrlot to take the Agonoy for Nelson, Moatei & Co.'s Pnro Blonded Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by tha Press and Publio to be the Finest over Bold In the Southern Hemisphere, and aro guaranteed free from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moato, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, High-street, Christohnrch. ANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker; Is prepared, to execrate all orders In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.— Pleaiio note the address, Abercrombio street, four ;h shop from Syiuomls-ntroet. \*T ANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. T T Lartlbert Sc Co. have openod an Auotlon Mart In Wyndham-Btreot, ODPoelto the BTAR ollluo, for tl,io Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce, Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming .either by boat or rail, will flnd ovory attention and care tdken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice. ANTED KNOWN-Another Lot of Long Lace Curtains (Jydul for is lid at Dampler's. \\7 ANTKD KNOWN, that Mr A. W. I* Gardner, M.p.S. Eng,, Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., h»B Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Queen street (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Proscriptions, Compounding Family Modlclnes, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Doneatlo Requisites. ANIKD KNOWn, mat D. Golole Is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, Inolndlng Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Hark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Pallngß and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. Tho timber, being under oover.is better than that purchased elsewhere WANTED, Dealers to know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with tauloii and lighted with gas. Open every Satur day Morning at U o'olook until 11 o'clock at night, whero Fish, Settler's Produce, and Dry Goods oan bo offered for silo. Space allotted for amusement. No gambling or Illegal game?. —For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Wolgh-bridao Office. Leesee of City Market. WANTED, Buyers to know they will be woll served at BRIGHTON HOUBB, top of Grey-strebt.-Dmfb Beiges, 7Jd ; Aloao&s, BJd; Galatcas, 4jd) 70 inch Heavy Twill Shootings, Is and Is 3d; 80 inch ditto. Is Gd; Lace Curtains: new Fringed Imitation Crochet Quilts. 10s od, 12a 6d, lls 6d; Hollands. Calicos at lowpat prices; a large assortment of Cndorclothing, Baby Linen, &c. Good Styles In Millinery. J. Kendell, having no heavy exponses in rent or management to meot, and being satis fied with small profits, oan oiler goods at much loss than tuna! town prices. W ANTKD, the Publio to inspect H. Waito's Stock of Baths, Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Bhow Canistors, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam, Meat, Making Powder, liifloct Powder, Coffeo, and Popper Tins, &c &c H. Waite having fitted up his Faotory, and Imported the latest machi nery. Is now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and as everything is commznoed 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. Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Station, High street. WANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hail, and Co. beg to Intimate to their cus tomers that they have Romovd to the premises lately ocoupled by Madame Bottenelli, opposite MoArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their woll - selected Stook, each department will be found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hoslory, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laoes, real and Imitation. Ladles would do -n ell to give us an early call. No trouble to shew goods. Speoial attention Is oallod to a lot of Spring Jackets, in light colours, soiling at a great sacrifice.—Dunne, Hall and Co. T*TANTED KNOWN.-CHRISTMAS »» PRESENTS AND NEW YRAR'S GIFTS.—To meet ths increasing demands of tho season, an immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goods have been reeolvod at the London Arcade. An unprecedented display ot tho Greatest Novelties ever seen in Auckland are now arranged on tho attractive stalls, classified and marked in plain figures at priceß within the reach of all. The Aroado is opened daily at 9 and closed nt 9 (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspeotion invited. In this pstaUUhment the useful and ornamental are combined, forming the most attractive and unique display in the colony, unequalled either In tbe low price* charged, the magnitude or class of goods offered. 13.000 Christmas end New Year Cards, ranging in price from Id to £1. See tho five windows, filled with new goods, weekly replaced. Regular shipments per Orient and P.O. steamers.—London Office, 68, St. Mary Axe.—Sea Goodson'b London Arcade. WANTED — Como and see Check Muslin for 7jd, and the Window Muslin for <jd. at Dampler*!!. .. rgAO BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted, First- J. class Hand.—Apply, at once, Lyons and Blaikle,J>arby-streot "DOAKD AND RESIDENCE wanted by _D a Young Lady in respeotable private family, where no other boarders are kept; at bußiness during the ;day.—Apply by letter to W.X., this offloe. _ ADDLEKS AND UPHOLSTEUEKS.— Curled Hair tor Halo from 9d to la 2d.— John R. Gray, Shortland-itreot. Meeting b. TU" O T I C «. The Ordinary Annual General Mooting of Shareholders of the Kalpara Steamship Com pany (Limited) will be held at the Office ot Mr Stoddart, Chamber of Commeroo Rooms, on TUHSDAY, 29th inßtant, at 3 p.m. Business:—to receive the Directors' Report and Balance-sheet; also, to Eleot two Directors in tho place of Mr K. Mitchelson and Mr Charles Clark, who retire by rotation, but are eligible for re-election without notice, and to Sleot an Auditor for the ensuing year. By°rder * W.LODDKR. Manager. 13th November, 1831. LBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PAN? (REGISTERED). The Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders, held thlb day, waß adjourned until 2 p.m. on THURSDAY, the Bth December next, at the New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. 11. N. GARLAND, Manager. Auokland, November IS, 1881. CROWN LICENSED HOLDING. WAITEKAURI. The meeting of Shareholders of the above Claim has been adjourned until WEDNESDAY next, at half-past 3 p.m., to be held at F. A. White's office, Shortland-street. Bosiuesi: To form a Company, eleot Dlrco tors, &c F. A. WHITB, Manager pro tern, Aaokland, 21st November, 1881. THE Prizes won at the Athletic Sports on the Bth of November will be paid to the successful competitors TO-MO it ROW (Tuesday), 22nd instant, at the Custom-house Hotel.—Robert K. Ellis, Secretary. A SPECIAL General Meeting of the Anokland Dramatic Society will bo held THIS EVENING, at the Society's Room, at 8 o'olook sharp. Members are particularly re quested to attend. Business important. THE St. Andrew's Musical Union will not meet To-morrow Evening. —Thos. Latta, Secretary. Calls. CONQUERING HERO GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). At a meeting of the Directors held this day. a Call of One Shilling Per Share was made, payable to the Secretary, at the nfflce of the Compay, on Friday 9th December, 1881. JAMKS STODART, Secretary. Auckland, 19th November, 1881. mHRUSH GOLD MINING COM- X PANY (LIMITBP), NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. The Directors have this day made a Call (the First) of Threepence (3d) per Share on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Office, Coromandel, on or before WEDNESDAY, 11th December, ltSl P. J. TIERNEY. Manager. Coromandel, November 11,1881. jn»-| j~| TO fcIUOO LKNT on Building d&.L" Society principles, or on other termi to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth I page. Six per cont allowed on money deposited for Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, I Katate and Financial Agent. Vulcan Lane. 'Mi



! To Lies. r|^O LET, a New Five-roomed House, in *. lincoln-fltreet, Ponsonby.—Apply to Wil liam Hosser, Bnlldor, Ponsonby Road. 0 LET, in Vincent-street, Hicely Fur niched Bedroom and Sitting-room, use 0 kitchen if required ; private family; gas and water laid on.-Apply this offloe. rpo LET, two Heuses (5 rooms), Alex- I andra-Btreet.—Apply Schishka, Grocer, or J. WUUama. Tailor, Vlotoria-Btreet. TO LET, a very comiortable ana con venient House containing 7 .rooms, bath room, &0., &o.; all in flrst-olass order; situated In Eden Crescent, near at. Panl's Churoh.-D. H\ Evang, Estato Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, tor Soirees, Concertß, singing and Dancing Classes.and similar purposes, the Edon Hal), Edon Terrace. Albo, Two Bhopa —Apply to W. W. Henderson 2iO. Qaeen-atreet.l TO LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly done up.—Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, 81, Queen-street. TO LBT, a nicely finished New Shop and nwelllng of five rooms, Naples-street; good situation for Chemist, Haberdasher, Boot maker, Dresamakeror Milliner; rent, 165.-Apply on the premises; TO~ LET, a large House, Rood view, laree allotment. Rent very low, for two years at Us,-Apply O.S. Hills, Howe-street, CT LET — EAELY BANK, a com modious and pleasantly situated residence In Park-road (near Newmarket), formerly occupied by Mr H. H. Lusk, containing nine roomß, detached kitchen aad waßh-house, all in perfeot ordar, together with a well stooked gar den and orohard, in full bearing; also, a Eood patidoofc for horse or cow, with out buildings thereon, and a never falling well oi waier-Forparti o ul { B» i .apojyjO ßoTHKß3i For Sale. 171 OR SALE, four goad quiet Coww 1 three in fall milk, one to calve In a fort night ■ also some oood-bred Heifers, 20 months oli-Apply J. Gldley'fl. Epsom, near Mount Kden 'Bub Stand. __ 1r«OB SALE, the Lease of the London * Photographlo Company, Upper Queen, street— Enquire on the premises. FOR SALE, a neatfour-roomed Cottage, Commercial Koad, West Newton. Price Hl9S,—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. _ FOR SALE, pure bred Alderney Cow, oalved early part of December.—Apply 3tab offloe. . TjlOR SALE, a few Settings ot Eggs from JP Imported light Brahmas, guaranteed pure.-Apply Mrs 0. Stroud. Wellesley-street West. POJtt SALE, 140 acres of Good Land, suitable for fruit growing, Bltuated near MatMco Kelly s old bash at Luoas Creek.— itiply to Wm, McLeud, at De Thierry's offloe, Btlgh-Btreei •__ ■jaOk S^LE, Hive or Six Allotments, I" bottom of Gundry-street, Newton.—Apply Mrs MoCaslln, Koundall-street, Newton Road F-\OH SALE, at Alma Place, Spring, street, Ponsonby, a House with i rooms md a scullery; good Well and garden; £180 }ash.—Apply to F. 0. HWington.- ijiOß SALE (very cheap), a First-class JP Double Dwelling-house In VinoenNtreet j ;he two houses contain 12 rooms, and could be lastly made into one large dwelling; ptlmp, anka, and other conveniences. With large allot nent.—Apply on the premises, Henderson and 3praggon, Ytooentßtreet. FflOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairan, 100 acres really tood land; Lot No. 26, (Valrau, 40 aores superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Weir's land, Mangawal; Lot No. 9, Toka roka, 79acres good land,-Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c Fort-street. kj^Oß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm cf I- 150 Acres Good Liml, House, Stable, 3heds, fco., and large Orchard (avorage return !rom it alone, about £70 per annum). There is ilso a good run for cattle joining the farm. )nly li miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Snppat. Land Agent. Fort-atroet. IMPORTANT to BI'ARDING-HuUSK KEEPKES and INVESTORS.—For imme liate sale—An excellent Restaurant Busineea in he heart of the city, Furniture and Goodwill, 5200. The right sort of man might make his ortnne there—F. G. Kwlngton, 81, (jue«n-Btreet. OR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara Dlstrlot, which has a good turn-over, and s in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John 3uchanan, Cnstom-honse-streot. L~ANGSHAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the above (pure bred; also, Bggs,—Apply Mr Sennell, Storekeeper, Kilerelie; FIOITSALE, a 16ft Centreboard Sailing Boat, with everything complete, nearly lew.—Apply Oliver, Boatbnilder. PIANO For Sale (a Bargain), m hand, some walnut Oaße, in flret-class order; Drico J833. cost 60 guineas.—At Thomas H. VVebb's, Oak Cottage, Hobson-street A LLOTMENTS in Ponsonby for imme- j J\. dlate Sale."Apply J. R. Lambert & Co,, Wyndhamstreet, who have Lands for sale throughout the provinoe. S^ORTSAIiE or LKASE, the Homestead r and Lands (lately in the ocoupatlon of Mr Willis) Bituatad at Mount W ellhigtoii, Panmure, soDßistng of about 464 Aores good Grazing Sooria Land.—For further particulars apply to Mr D. White, Wynyard-street; or, George Fraser, Central Freehold Land Agency, Queen street and Vulcan Lane. Auckland, Nov. 19, 1881. , filOR SALE, at A. Williams's, Mount Eden Station Yard: Taupirl and all kinds jf COAL; also. Best Titree and Rata FIRE WOOD, io any quantity, delivered at Lowest Price, for Cash only to unknown customers. Drders left at his Store, opposite Eden Vine Hotel. ■ iiUR SALK, the Island of Moturoa near JP Russell, Bay of Islands, containing 500 icres of good land, well watered. Hood Bix -oomed House and other out-buildings on Island. Hook now running on Island to be taken over it a fair valuation. The whole will be sold :heap and on easy terms.—Apply to Robert Browning, Solicitor, Shoitland-street, Auck land. T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Omani, and Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam- Dori& Co., Commission Agents, opposite Stab 3ff10~87 Wyndham-street T ANUS FOR SALE. 1,635 Acres within 16 miles of Auckland; 900 lores in grass and cultivation, orchard, &o. 13-roomod House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. Apply to j LAMBKRT & co., Wynd ham-street. They" have also lands in several other districts B'~ rBLACKSMiTti'S BUSIKESS FOR BALE. To an Industrious and prudent man a certain fortune. A well-eßtabUßhed Blacksmith's Easi ness for -■Sale (oheap). with Tools, Smithy, and, f required. Private Dwelling-house. Moat satis factory reasons Riven by the present proprietor for wishing tq sell Terms may be arranged. For further partlcularsagpl^^^^ 27, Queen-street. "TITiXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. To be Disposed of. the Good-will and Stootin trade of one of the BOOT < aND BTSH BOK 3I'bUSINESSES In Auckland. The present owner being obliged to give It ap on account of ill health. particulars aPp'fsqrt. Shortla-d-street. SUBURBANHESIDENCE,— For Sale— I A oommodiouß and pleasantly situated Family Residenoe at Epsom, containing Z0 roomß, all in the most perfeot order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coaoh-houso, and other conveniences; together witn 7J acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, "card toinspoot, and further Information may beobtained,onappllc ? tiontO LKxANDKEj Or. W. AITKKN, -KfEWCASTLE COAL. The WILD WAVE having put back to New oastle disabled, the SYRKN has bean chartered to take her piaoe, meanwhile NEWCASTLE. COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDB OF LOCAL COALB at Lowest Rates, Delivered in Town or Country. W. & G~~w"INSTONE, "im 6" It s a iv E, j 17 thb undkhmbstionkd Allotments :— Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)-2 Allot mants. 132 x 264; price £175 each. Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)-2 allot- J ments, 132 x 161 ; *125 eaoh. | Bmmett-Btreet-2 Allotments, 66 x 160; £100 each. Barsfleld-street-2 Allotments, 68 x 200; *125 each. Curran-3treet-2 AUotmente, 71 x 117; «115 each. . . Angleseastreet-3 Original Allotments, 400 feet deep. Kyber Pass Road—l Allotment, S3 x 99; £90. Perclval Square-Allotment, Q x 100; price, £100. Sale-street-Large Allotment, 265 links by average o£ 100 links; £400. Mount Albert-3 Villa Residences j £600, £1,000, ar.a £1,300. Other Properties on application to THOMAS MELVILLK, .Accountant. High-street, Auckland. |-<HKAP TIMBER. THB UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. AEE HOW PBEPAEED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, INOLUDINO Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Turnery, Carving, and Fbktwokk, AT TUB V sr'.y Lowest Rates. Union Sash and Door Company Branch OFFICE CUSTOM.HOUSE-STBBET, AU«KIiANDi



Priblic Notioes. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notico Is hereby given thai the several parcels of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1870/' unless oaveat in the meantime be lodged forbidding the same, In each case, on or before the 23th day of December next. Roehht' James McTABiANfI-Parts of Lot 161, Section 42, City of Auckland. 1633 JOHJJ Alfred Ciumvick and WINDHAM Francis Phillii*—Allotments 108,110, 111, 112,114,135,136, and HI, 01 the town of Greerton, containing 8 acres. In occu pation of Windham Francis Phillips. 1788 Jane LcmicuN-Part of Allotment 17, of Section IS, City of Auckland. In the occupation of Alfred Smart 1801 James Waltok—Allotment 250, Parish of Punui, containing 60 acres. Part in applicant's oooupation, and part In occu pation of John Burgess Teaadale, Wil liam Bparaley, and Georgo Anderßon LaidlaW. 1803 Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 30th day of November. 1881, at the Lands Registry Office, Auckland. THH.O. KIBSLING, District Land R eglstrar. TgUILDING TRADES. Half-Holiday Movement. The Committee beg to report to all those con-* carped in the above movement that they sent Circulars to 83 firms in the trade, and received favourable replies as under, most of whom are now giving the half-holiday :— Union Basil and Door Co. John Henderson Anokland Timber Co. Branston and Forster Shortlandßaw Mill Co. Pan! and Bonenok N.Z, Timber Co. W. J. Marks D.Goldie,Tim. Morohant W. G. Connolly Charles Rhodes John MoColl George Rhodes O. 8. Wright J. W. and J. Leigh J. J. Holland O, J. Matthews Thomas Constablo J. J. O'Brien Koano and Jenkinson And a number of others have promised vir tually to comply. The system is to commence ncreoonaa prac ticable. Wo remain, your obedfent servants, ■» JOHN MOCOLL, Chairman of the meeting. W. <J. CONNOLLY, Secretary. •vr o t io k, If the two men who took the Long Ladder from my building in Fonsonby, on Friday morning last, do not return it by 12 o'clock on Tuesday, the 22nd, I shall pat it into the hands "*»*"*■ y.w.DAWSON, Builder, Hobson-street. TUB Proprietors of the Victoria Suiftmer and Winter Gardens have decided.to pre.- Bent the Premium for the Beßt Design for Lay ing Out their Grounds to Mr Thornton, the well known Soenio Artist. _ ivrOTlcif OF REMOVAL.—Benjamin ±a Tanner, Accountant and Commiaeton Agent, has Removed to No. 8. Queen-street, nest Messrs Soppett's Floor Depot. MR R, W. EMERSON MACIVOR, F.IC,, F.C.S., &c (Registered Analyti cal, Agricultural, and Consulting Chemist; Member of tho Central Board of Health, Mel bourne, author of " The Chemistry of Agrloul tnre," &0.. Chemist to the United Victorian Licensed Victuallers' Association), is at present on a visit to Auckland, and may be consulted at tho Star Hotel. CHAS. BURToN & CO. respectfully inform tho public that through the encouragement tbey have received they have been compelled to Remove to more centrally Bltuated premises, and solicit an increased con tinuance of past favours.-Chas, Burton & Co,, Produce Merchants, Mo. 3, Queen-street. T3EMUERA LAND BUILDING CO. XV (LIMITED). TO LET. Two New Seven-roomed Houses on the Co. a Estate, Romuora. Rent, £52 per annum. Apply to F. A. WHITE, Secretary. BURGLARY!— Loss prevented by using Tann's Fire and Thief-proof Safes.—X. and A. Isaacs, Agents. THE Direct Supply Store Import Goods of every description from the makers, and sell for cash wholesale and Retail. C^AKBUN KILTERS, 4s 9d; Chamber J Services. 7s 9d: Cutlery, Ironmongery. Brushware, Glass, China, Karthenwore, at prices only possible under par system. rpiHOsE about to marry and parties tur -I nlshing. before buying call at the Direct Supply Store, 249, Qaeea-street, opposite Close Bros. THE AUCKLANO SALT WATER BATHS, BREAKWATER, Are now open for Bathing. The following rates will be charged :— Single Bath _ SdlQuarterlyT'kt 12s Od Monthly Ticket.. 5s QdlUalf-yearlydo £1 0s Od Yearly Tioket .. .. 110s Od. A Towel will be provided Free of Charge. T. HILDITCH. N.B.—One Cedar Boat, 25 feet long; also, othar Second-band Boats fob sale. Boats Let on Hibs. RE MBS ANN CATHERINE WYN YARD (DECEASED). All Claims against the above Lstate must be rendered to the undersigned on or before SATURDAY, the 26th November, 1881, or they will not bo recognised. JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors to the Executor. Fort-street, Auckland, November 14.1881. DOCTOR TEN NAN T has REMOVED his Dispensary and Subqkhy to Hewin's Buildings, Wellesley-street, Hours of attendance:—9 to 10 a.m., I to 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Resldenoe: Symonds-street. TW" O T I C E. All Overdue Accounts payable to the late firm of * RUBHBROOK & BRIDGMAN are requested to bo settled without delay. Snob, accounts not paid on or before "6th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to niy solicitor tor recovery. WILLIAM B. BRIDQMAN Auckland, Nov. 1,1881. S. E. H UGHES ' J UNIOK> Hotjsk, Land, Estate, and Financial Aoxht and Values, Vulcan Lank (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-class Security Mortgages and Loans negotiated ' Rents and Interest colleoted. Insurances effected Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to £1,200 Building Allotments In Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 6s per acre Wanted, Allotments at Stokeß's Polnt.Monnt Eden, Whau, and Remuera Persons wishing to acquire property are In vited to inspect mv Lists ii OTO BATH VJT to Roth's Public Het, Cold, and Shower Baths, Victoria-street Bast. Charge, One Shilling. Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Sunday Mornings from 6 till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, Sec. Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladies every day, at all hours, with female attendance, Ons Shilling. Please note the address: Vlotorla street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the Cheap Bedding and FurnitureiMart Anokland ______^____ ■pRO BONO PUBLIC O. THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY'S frjsh; art union phizes oonsist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karat Gold Rings, Lsdies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Tioket in the above will be given with every Sitter. 600 Members wanted. Cartes do Visite, Gs per half-down; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen.— Loighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-atroet.-C. H. MONKTON, Manager. OOKB. fi O X E. THK AUCKLAND QAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo -9 tri niical fuel in quantities to suit t> S <*> g householders, at the following a x rates for places within one mile Q % of the Works; longer distances g in proportion — ' s. d. Per sack, 3 bushels .. .. 16 S sacks _ _ 6 3 10sacks,or}ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. .. ~ 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. , GAS FITTINGS. £*~t i\ TO£looand£loooLENTonthe rf& JL XF New Building Sooiety's Principles, or other liberal terms to suit.borrowers. Mort gages and Loans negotiated, City. Suburban Ka. Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on mon»,y deposited until investment obtained.-G. Fraser, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. OOBNER OP WIXLBBLRY AND ALBERTISTBEKTB Reading Room, Comfortably Furnished. All the Leading Papers on the tables. Subscription, 2s 6d per quartar. The Library contains rop wards of 2800 yols. In the vanous departments of Literature. Subscription, 2s Od per quarter. Tea and Coffee provided. Employment and Boarding-house Registers. Meeting for Young Men on Tuesdays, at 7.30. Evangelistic Service, Thursdays, at 7.30. Bible Reading and Prayer, Saturday, at 7.30. Bible Class, Sunday, at 3 p.m. &TBANSKBS and others (especially Young Men) cordially invited to visit tho Booms, -where all information may be obtained. Open Iromßa,m,tlUlOp,m.



jjoat and Forma* BT S. REW A R P.—Lost, yesterday, O between Grafton Road and Welleßley stroot, a Red Leather Fan.—Above reward on returning same to Mr Aiokln, Queen-fltreet. LOST, on Thursday afternoon, between Queen-street and Harangahape Road, a small bag containing Instruments. — Reward given at Mr Gardner's Pharmacy, 181 Queen- Btreet. ' ' ■jiOUND, a Gold Ring. —Loser apply 6, X! Rhodes, No. 1, Pitt-street. ■jiOOND, a stray Lamb.—The owner X 1 can have it by applying to Mr Henry Blade, William-street, aid paying expenses. Board ana Kesiaence. SELECT Private Board and Residence tor two or three Gentlemen in Hobson- Btreet. Plunge and Showor Bath, Piano.-' Address this office. f^OVKRHOK BROWNE HOTEL, \JC HOB3ON-STREET. Board and Lodging. _ ..20s per Wee* Binolb R00m... . ..255. Amusements. DISTRICT HOSPITAL AND OLD , MEN'S KEFUGE. IK THE CHOBAL HALL. On' SATURDAY, 17th DECEMBER, HftRR CARL SCHMITT, with the kind assistance ot The Orchestra of thb Choral Sooiets, And other Ladies and Gentlemen, Will give a GRAND MATINASE MUSICALS, The gros"s jprooeeds of which, owing to tho liberality of tho following gentlemen, will be ~?."?, OT6r t0 lli9 authorities of ths above institutions for the purpose of providing the Inmates with Borne additional entertainment at the ensuing Christmas Season. Committee of Choral Soolety-Use of Hall free. Proprietor of "N.Z. Heraia." Proprietor oit KVBNiNcf STAB-Advertlsinufree. Messrs Upton & Co.. Messrs Ohamptaloup ft Cooper—Tickets free. Messrs Atkln—Printing free. R. GRADWELL'S CONCERT DECEMBER 1. ST. MATTHEW'S BAZAAR "BOOK STALL."—AII those who have promised Donations to above will oblige by sending the same to Oak Cottage, Hobson-Btrect. Electoral. mO THE ELECTORS OF TAURANGA. GeWlimen',—l have tho honour to inform you that I am a Candidate to represent your in terests in the next Parliament. I shall shortly visit the various oentres and ventilate ay political views. In days of yore, aa editor of the "Bay of Plenty Times," I flatter myself I "did your State some soryioo;" and, ac In the past, bo in the pre sent and the future, I shall work manfully and heartily for the district I love so well. W. BARTLEEf LANGBRIDGB. The Bureau, Auckland, November 19. Ecclesiastical. -fcTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL J3I SUNDAY SCHOOL. ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, THE ANNUAL SOIREE Will be held, after which A PUBLIC MEETING Will take place. Addresses by the Rev. J. Robertson, Kov. J. Guy, Rev. A. Carrick. and Mr Parker. Tea on the Tables at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, Is 6d each, ma;' be obtained at Messrs Glanville and Ellyetf; Queen-street, K. Wood, Svmonds-street, J. M, White, Karanga hape H oad, or any of the Teachers. •' «■ '■_' Bankruptcy isocicet. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and CredK tors Act, 1876," and of the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Bruno Butts, formerly of Hamilton, in the Pro vincial District of Auckland, but now of Cambridge, in tho said Provincial Dis trict of Auckland, Hairdresser, a Debtor. This is to notify that at the First Meeting of Creditors of the abovonamod Bruno Knee, held at the District Conrt house, Hamilton, this day, William Andrew Richardson, of Cambridge aforesaid, Commission Agent, was elected Cre ditors' Trustee in Bankruptcy of the said debtor ; and that the said William Andrew Richardson has signified in writing to me his acceptance of the scJd trusteeship, and I hereby certify the said election and acceptance as aforesaid. Dated at Hamilton this 18th day of November, 1881. THOMAS KIRK, Clerk ot the Court, Whitakxr & Shbkham. Solicitors for the Debtor, Cambridge. Drapery. , WEYRE, iiat and Kid Glove Depot, • Victoria-street. —A a I am ovor stccked'in Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, 1000 pairs of Black and coloured Kid Gloves; a Good Glove to wear, in 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair; Josephine, black and coloured, 1/8; Morly'sßest Knitting Cotton at 1/6 per lb; New Fashionable Collarettes at 1/6, worth 3s; Striped Grenadine, at 6d. worth 1/ yd; Striped Lurtres, 6\i, worth 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/6, worth 3/6: Sewed Muslins, wide width, at 6d, worth 1/; a lot of Ladles'and Children's Dresses, bought at auction, to be sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and nntrimmed Sunday Hats to select from: the Durable Silk Umbrella at I-V, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five, and six buttoned, 2s cheaper than at any other house. A lot of Two-buttoned Kid Gloves (light oolonrs), Is per pair. '_ WHY PAY MORE? —Inspect the Goods, compare Prioes, and judge for yourselves.—Allen's General Drapery, Victoria street. , _______ TiIEAP MILLINERY, Feathers, Bib \J bons, &0.-Hats. from 9d: White Satin, 3e; Flowers, from 3d [Trimmed Bats, bom Is 9d to 285.-Mrs W, H. Whitehoad, Milliner, New ton. Grocers and Tea Dealers. j INDIA abu CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 96, VICTOEIA-STBEET. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and consequent loss ot outlet for my large bonded stook ot Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to seU a quantity of the latter at a price which, thongh entailing no loss to me, will actually be lower than import cost laid down here, 1 offer the first line as under:— 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib foi per 100 box, at 20s, or 6s per bundle of 25. In Teas I have some ot the choicest, blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from Is 8d and upwardß are now carefully blended with "Very Strong" and "High-class Fiavoury" Indian Teas. This annooßoement will, I have no doubt prove acceptable to the poorer olass, as especially is it tone this season that they show better value in the cup. than ordinary China alone. '*: V Ib. lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for .. _Us 2d AlGood China Tea .. - - „ lfl 6d Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d "Tea Extraordinary," a thorougheoono ralo tea, with Assam flavour - -2a " Jiamlly Mixture," very choice, rioh,and pungent—Darjeeling kind „ .. _2s M "Very Hioh Deep Brown Toa" .. „_ 88 Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21a, 20s. and 28s por box. <" FRKDK. WHITEUEAI), Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. 95. Tlctorla-st.. Auckland WP A R E. E R, • FAMILY GROCER, HOBSON-STREET. First-class Value In Teas and General Groceries. Prime dairies ot Fresh Butter Dally. Families regularly waited upon, and goods promptly delivered. INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TBAB. Packet Pounds and Half-pounds In Foot Qualities. BMPKROR'S BOUQUET, They are distinguished by groat strength, asreeable briskness, and delicious flavour— resulting from a scientific admixture ot the vary finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia oan prodnoe. The excellence of theso Teas Is apparent by the large and increasing demand that oxlets for them in Victoria, and -wherever they have been introduced. Agent for Auckland t JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-home street. A HANDSOME LIBRARY FBBE OF COST. We dont know how they do it, but they do. Whstl Why, give away a Handsome Volume ABenU w. s. collins, TEA DEALKK, BTC. MAHUAgAP BOAD, PAHNKLL. r O 8 E P H GEARY, f I GROCBR AND PROVISION MBR CHANT, Franklin koad, wcea to inform his friends, oustomers and the ieneral publiotbat he has opened a New Shop it Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Chnroh, with a choice and oaretolly selected Stook of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, &0.. I ceiling at town prices, to merit a abate ot publift paFamSiM waited upon lot orders, and goods oroEiptly delivered.



Oonjoration Notices. — ! ~~ Ji ...... ■':"' ' ''-.'' piTT OF AUCKLAWP. ELECTION OF MAYOR. ~, , . . In pursuance oJ the Municipal Corporation and Kogulation Ot Local Elections Act 18J8, and amendmants thereof, I. Charier Irvine Bller, KotumlDK Offloer of me City Ot Auckland, hereby give notice thai an Election wfil be hdid on WEDNESDAY. the 30th task, for the election otaJWly quail fled person as Mayorot the said City. - Candidates will require to be EominjWl ta lons noon of Tuesday, the S2ad tost* and to «to* posit the Bom ol Ten Pounds. Nomination Papers oan be procured oaappJto*- .j tlon, at the office of the Town dene. ; " 1 City Connoil Offices, November 14,1881. , ~ [_ Tenders. TU'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OOAIi SUPPLY, 1882.: ' : i M BaUway Department'l Wellington, 11th October, 1881. Tenders will be received TintU NOON of TUBS DAY, 82nd November, 1881, for .the. SupjteiilS I Delivery of Coal and Coke lor the New.ZealioO ■m. 1 Railways. Theymustbeaddtewedtothewen*CW Managor of Nuw Zealand Hallways, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for CoaL? .. -, . m Hpeotficatlona can bo scon, and forms of tender obtained, at the offices of the Kid way Mwianew ' at Anokland, WhanKaroi, Napier, Wellington, § Wanganni, New Plymouth, Nelßprj, Ploton, ; Greymonth, Wettport, Chrlstclmroh, Dnnedln, andlnvercargill. A3i vi/'LLL. Telegraphic tenders will bo received if pre sented at any Telegraph Offlos by NOON 01 w» : game date, provided that written tenders igdna form are iodgedat a Bailway ManaKOi^ office br tlte same nonr. ••■■ ' - •• >'"*.. . The lowest or any tender will not neocMftrllrbe Bcoeptea- j. p. maxwell General Manager. New Zealand, BaUwaysi - Hallway Department, Wellington, November- 10th, 183 L IN reference to the above, JtojtimeJor a reoelvlne tenders is EXTEHIfED nnttt noon of SATURDAY, the 28th lnatant. - J. P. MAXVttH&U General Manager, New Zealand, Ballwayß. rf 10 BUILDERS,—Tenders reqniwdj till JL ■ Fbiday Next for five-roomed House at i ■; Newton-Plans and speolfloatiOM to Btfteen at | F. Coatert, TobacoonUt, Newton. mENDEKB for the Erection ot n Wcftopl* X. house at MAUHOATiP«RB twi«s«aiea, will be received by the BdnoatioH Boara, , . Wyndbam - street, Auckland, until tfoptt: M im FRIDAY, 25th Novemberlnatsit, . Wil& S*i Plara and Speoiftcatlon |at the ofßoe of tto Board and on application to the Chairman of iho Dtetrlet School Committee, MBnngatapeta. r pENDEKS for Additions to the Teacher's I House at Pobt Albbbt. will im reoelvesl , by the Hduoition Board, Wyndttain-street* *s Auokland, untU noon of yBD)AYb3«iI»|NOT»p ■; Specification at the Ofßpe pf tto Board, and on application to theOwSfllkjiW toe Dlßtriot School Committee, PortiJbert. rw\ & w d. i k v, • ■•)».,, { s.' I DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Keane 8s Jenkinson being about to DlkolTe ■ Partnership, are nrepared'to receive TendCW • | until MONDAY, November Building situated at the corner of yiotortaan* ' Lome-streeta. For frather parUoolara appiy on thepremlsoa, ■' ■• ""!'-PL The highest or any tender act neoaasltpUr accepted. L-_ m 0 B VI L D B B B. Tenders are invited tUI noon ot SATURDAY, the 10th Deoember, for the Breotion of W9 :, Auckland Coffee Palace, Queen-street. » . Plans, &a. may be seen at the office of .tho Company, Colonial Bank Buildings, where ten ders are to be lodced, addressed to the Beore tarylMrJohnMUne).^^ ArohiUjct, TO C&BFEMTERS AMD JOIN3SK& Tenders will be received at my office until 12 o'clock on FRIDAY, the 25th, for BuDdißß % HOW^W?AMB B WRtoL»Y, Arohtiteot. : Shortland-gtreet. ' ' _ ; mo B U I L T>, E B s ß. Tenders will be received at my offloe, Short- ; land-street, until TUESDAY, the mh fastftikt, for Building a Warehouse in Fort-street.',■ JAMtJS WKIQLBY, ■ Architeot, mo J O I N B R 8, .& tt , Tenders wlUlie received nnUl noon «r TtJBB DAY S the 22nd mat., for Alteration 1» Shops, &o. in Quoen-Btrset, <■ .i!; ■ Plans.&catmyo^ Architect. ..j m O B U I L D S BS. si Tenders will be received until, noon of MONBAY, Nov ombor 28th, for the KreCtion s § and Completion ot a family Kealdenoe, to be erected at Kemuera. T BDWAEU 3AKTLKY, , ' Architect, M in O B U 1 h U E R B« Tenders will be received until noon of MONDAY, November 28th, for the: Erection and Completion of a Villa Kesidenu;, to be erected at Lake Takapuna. -:.. i •.ItDWARD BARTLKY, ij Architect. ■ . .$ m O; B V 1 hO^ B S,^: Tenders will be received until noon of WED- ', NKBDAY, November.23, 188 L for the Ereotton ! and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINQS BANK. ' • ■ " . i : KDWABD BAKTIiKY, ■■■■-- ATehitaot,:;'^.; ; m o a v i ju v it «&». 'fenders will be rewivoS until 4 o'clock on WBDNKBDAY, the 23rd November, for the '' ;' Rreotion of a Brick Shop and Dwelling iv , Victoria street. . ' V;'»'.: ! < :: f . jjiga Plans at n yoffice,^e.n^t DE , 5f / .■ Archltsot ;: SI mO BUI 11> E R &". Tenders will be received up to ttocn on WBD^ <,*: NXBDAY, the 80th instant, fee tie Breotion of i a Villa Residence inGrafton Road, : Plans, &a, at our offices, Queen-etireet, . ■ i,■ -' KDW.MAkoNKYtoHOV. _^^_ ■ - • :**ohtteoi«.:::v|M nri O B U 1 L DB'K S, Tenders will b«i rooeived untit noon of w SATURDAY. November 28, for the Krectloa ,i (labour only) of Two Shops in Pohsonby Road. " Plans, &0., at the office of the CoionlallMuiv ' • anoe Co., Bl«ll«ftrtiffc HBKffitW . Anoliionß. TO.MOKKOW, tiQOfS, Td BE SOLD EfS" AUCTION, AT AEIHUK' S MA « T (Furniture Uepartment). aOUSEHOLD' FCfRNITtrRBi i: AND • I EFFSCTB for Drawing-room, Parlour, Dining-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen; both New and second-hand. Kitchen Utensils, - Glass and Eartbenware, Stoves, Ovens, Sewlna Machines, So. A case of Glass Butters and Bngars, a oaw Wine Glnwes: Glass Oasei, Drapery. Fancy Goods, Books, WatftSei,Time- ■■■: pleoea, Clocks, &o.,&o. '- / ,;; WEDNESDAY, 30th MUVBMBEB, AT HOON. ALBERT HAL t, R. 0. GREENWOOD . HAS received instructions to sell by auction on thei above date. In the Albert . 'H Hall, the following Property :- ISLAND OF WAIHKEB. an Improved. ' Farm of 203 acres of rich land, situate in the centre of tho beautiful island of iab; Walheke, well watered and wooded, andjHjfe known at "Manngannl." OommandrfMP magnifloent views; good Cottaae built T.;; at a coat of £225; large Maiden, Orchard R, C. GB~BBN WOOD, ■ : Auctioneer. J. R. LAMBERT & CO. WILL sell by auction, at their Mart in ' Wyndiinm-Btreot, , ALL KINDS .OF GOODS CONSIGNS]!!, : 1 ■ TO THEM. ?■ -: ■Wp WW^V ' ■ Siuatooummenceat Tltteiook. j WEDNESDAY, NOYESIBiEK jjt j WALNI/T OKWTBB TABIiB, ( j Whatnots, Nickel-plated Drawinjj.room Fenders, Marble Wasbatand, : Horee-hair Coach and Chairs, Marble Clock, J| Hand-painted Vajjes, Lustres, Book Shelf, Handsome Oil Paintings, Card Receiver, \ Ilattraaa and Iron Bedstead, several articles . '■ in Jewellery, Birda (Stuffed), &C, &OL, &tt . G ABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from, a gentle- • man who is leaving Auckland to sell, at biu store, on Wedneuda;, at U o'clock. The above FURNITURK. alinoßt new. Also, j GRKKN and GOLD SUITB, new 1 HANDSOME VICTOMA SET. ' ""(Oonttnued on Fourth Pajie.) .