PARIHAKA NEWS.

[FROM OUR .SPECIAL REPORTER.]

PUNGAREHO, Monday night. THE ARRESTS.-PEKSISTKNT KE TURN TO THK FENCES.

TllK total number of Maoris brought out of the pah this morning was 600. The natives arrested from these were CG. Subsequently tho arresting party wero sent to the fences, aud tho whole of the natives wero brought to Parihaka. From these were weeded out 27 of alien tribes, and the remainder wore sent into the pah. Certainly not an hour elapsed before the latter returned to the fences, where they now remain. As each one was arrested he 3poke a few words to the people he was leaving, and the effect was the same iv each instance : "Be stout hearted—the people of the tribe wo leave behind." Not ono native—not even a small boy or a woman—omitted to make an address to the people assembled when arrested. Ruakere, a man of the Taranaki tribe, a native assessor, and a generally ac knowledged double working native, was picking the Maoris out. He cannot be com plimented on his choice. Mr Hursthouse estimated the number of natives owning land at the Parihaka blocks as 60. By the result of to-day it has been multiplied tenfold. Ruakere says that he cannot be certain that either of those he has chosen as Taranaki people, or those he has repudiated as aliens, are correct .elections. Certainly many mistakes have been made, your reporter having pointed out several to this native, and his excuse was simply that he only knew his own people, and was working under the orders of his superior, Mr Hursthouse. Contemplated movements. It is currently reported that Mr Bryce leaves on Friday, and thstmany A.C. leave for Mantua almost immediately, there to be employed on road work—that the difficulty is at an en a, the houses destroyed, and no dwelling place for the natives should they return. The natives, however, say that at the earliest possible convenient moment they will return. DESTRUCTION OF THE HOUSES.

The houses destroyed to-day belong to the tribal owners of the land, the moat noticeable being Te Aoworawera, tho lecture house of Tohu. Much time was spent in its destruction, and the honse, which is remarkable for the strength of language spoken in it, is also noticeable for the length of time occupied iv its destruction. An opinion is prevalent that the natives ought to seek un action against the Government, in a Court of law, rather than re-assemble at Parihaka as a menace to the settlement of the colony, but the natives say that they have tried so often to bring matters to an issue that they are tired of doing so in that direction, and that the only hope they have is in the inter position of the Home authorities. Splendid in the extreme is the forbearance shown by a naturally brave and Courageous nation, always averse to coercion, great their trust in the justice of the British community, and equally great their distrust of a policy emanating from Taranaki. Tho tribe succumbs to the inevitable, aud yet has the courage of Its opinions, and will return to the charge, and challenge tbe opinion of the world in its behalf,and abide by the result. The drays, traps, and buggies of the natives were collected yesterday, and laid outside the fence. Probably the destruction of houses will be continued,

The return of the natives is confidently expected by all, and it is rumoured that Mr Bryce is willing that some should return for their conveyances, and for this reason only, and that he is prepared to load their drays from their crops, With a fatigue party of Constabulary, should they do so. PUNGAREHU, this day. TO-DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. About sixty natives have just been taken North to Waitara and Urenui. The most noticeable is Patuhapai, the master of the ceremonies at all Parihaka meetings and feasts. WHOLESALE DESTRUCTION. The destruction of the houses is being contiuned. More natives returned to Pari haka last night. Mr Bryce seems deter mined that should the whole return only the name of Parihaka will be found by them, the local habitation being des troyed.

(BY TELEGRAPH. —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

PUNGAREHU, this day.

All the natives were mustered outside Parihaka, this morning, and only those be longing to the place permitted to retire. SSO, of whom two-thirds are women and children, were drafted in, and sixty-six de tained. Sixteen from Paraparu were also selected- Houses are being pulled down, all having only four inhabitants coming to the earth.

Over fifty drays and spring-carts, three buggies, and one brake, have been collected outside the village, besides a quantity of saddles.

Titokowaru is still in solitary confine ment and irons. It is said that Hakaraia and others have returned to Parihaka. Search will oe mado. The Taranaki Cavalry are again here.- 'The stockade is being pushed on. Mr Bryce leaves on Friday to address his constituents.

Some doubts are expressed of tho wisdom of searching all whareo promiscuously. Some well-known friendly natives have been so treated, and the effect upon them is considered unsatisfactory,

One hundred A.C. leave Parihaka to re inforce Manaia to-morrow.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

DISGRACEFUL ROBBERIES BY VOLUNTEERS.

There have been most deplorable excesses at Waitara. You remember that last week a great body of prisonere were sent there from Parihaka, Before their arrival, a body of Taranaki Mounted Rifles were sent to oearch the whares for arms. This they did in a most insolent fashion, smashing open doors, breaking boxes with axes, never wait ing to fiud the tenants, aud request them for the keys. You are aware that these Waitara natives are on their own lands, not on re serves, and I may add that they have the reputation of being quiet neighbours, and very peaceable. They have always been loyal. From What I have said it will be readily guessed that looting was the order of the day. One chief, a very influential man, lost among greenstones a tiki, a great heirloom, and at once went to the civil police. They asked to search the volunteeis as they came across a bridge, but Major Take, "in command, would not hear of it. However, a policeman followed the whole crowd to a hotel, spotted his man, and got him searched privately in Major Tukes presence. The tiki was found on him, and he was dismissed from his corps the same night. Another native lost £2, and came into town and made loud complaints. He received a quiet hint that he " would find £1 at the Land Office." It has transpired that two of the New Plymouth Mounted Rifles have been dis missed from the Volunteer Force for offences committed iv the late search for arms and ammunition at the whares near Waitara. An old Maori woman, after the search had been completed, complained bit terly of having been robbed of her neck ornament, npon vhich she placed great value. After a thorough search and some difficulty this was found in the pos session of one of the men. It was at once handed back to her, whereupon she rolled on the ground and cried with joy. Another native preferred a charge of having been robbed of a one-pound note. This was also found on one of the men and handed back. These were the causes which led to the dismissal of the men. A mere, it was alleged, had also been stolen, but this is thought to be incorrect, as no trace ot it whatever could be found. Mr Bryce is much annoyed at the conduct of these two men, inasmuch as a large portion of the corps is composed of respectable young men.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

PILLAGE BY THE TARANAKI MOUNTED RIFLES.

On Friday, the 18th inst,, two detach ments of the Taranaki Mounted Rifles, one under Major Tuke, the other under Cap.. Davidson, were employed searching tbe native whares between New Plymouth and White Cliffs for guns and ammunition. They recovered a number of guns principally nseless—and some powder and sporting cartridges. The Maories complain that their greenstones and other valuables dis appeared from the whares during the search by the military of both detachments. The numerous well-founded complaints have aroused some indignation in the minds of the well-thinking portion of the community. The case of the robberies from the kainga's of Epiha and Motuho at Waihi are about the most disgraceful. Major Tuke went to Epiha, who was at work planting potatoes, and informed him that he wished to search his whare for guns, &c. Epiha did not eb.

ject, and pointed to the whare-a verylarge one, built for Rewi Mauiapoto at the Waitara meeting — and told Major Tuko to search it. The men then proceeded to carry out the search. When Epiha went with his wife to dinner they found everything in the whare turned upside down, and two valuable greenstonel, handed down from bis ancestors, and two Maori kits of fancy work had been stolen. The greenstones were carefully wrapped up,with a photograph, in two pocket handkerchiefs. The hand kerchiefs and photograph were left, but his greenstones were gone, and the two kits were taken out of an old wrapper.— Motuho's Is a similar cbso, excepting that his loss was one large greenstone only. Epiha was at work in sight of the wharo, and states that no one but the military went to it. He complained to Captain Davidson at Waitara of the robbery, and later to Major Tuke himsclt. Ho says it is hopeless to appeal to IVlr Bryce or tho Go vernment in the matter, as he believes it is a portion of the Government policy to carry the robberies on in such a Wholesale manner. Epiha is a very quiet old man— a great favourite with the Europeans—he never fought against the English, nor has he ever been to Parihaka, He does not complain of the search for powder and guns, but he complains bitterly Of the theft of his heirlooms,

(PEE PBEB3 AG-NOY.)

PUNGAREHU, thia day,

Everything is quiet at Parihaka. Mem bers of the Wellington Engineers, who were detained on duty at the various camp tele graph stations, are released, and left for New Plymouth this morning.

PUNGARfcHU, 3 p.m,

Captain Gudacon takes command of tho men who go to Mania. Thirty prisoners were sent to Opltnake this morning, Capt. Gascoigne and a few men escorting them. Sixty-one were also marched to New Plymouth, in command of Captain Ne well. Ac Oti, who has been iv custody softie time, will be forwarded to New Plymouth and charged with having broken into and robbed Fleming's whare at Cape Egmont. Tho wholo of the ammunition in store at Parihaka will be carted to upuuake to-morrow morning.

Fatigue parties aro being employed des troying the wharos, and already upwards of a dozen are down, and others marked for destruction.

The band played tho "Dead March" this morning as a mark of respect to Joshia Oakley, formerly member of the force, who died in New Plymouth on Saturday.

MAYORAL ELECTIONS.

The time for receiving nominations of candidates for the Mayoralty of the City closed at noon to-day, and as no rival has come forward to contest the honours with Mr J. M. Clark, who was nominated sti me days ago by Messrs L. D. N&thatt and G. Aickin, he has accordingly leen declared duly elected-. Abo'ilt half-a^-iour after mid day a well-known Councillor rushed np breathlessly tq the Corporation offices with nomination papers filled up and signed, and upon being informed that he was too late retired in apparont disgust. _ He did net offer to divulge tho name of his candi date, but it is shrewdly surmised that his real deniVe was not so much to prevent a walk over for the magistracy of the city as to invest the proceedings with a semblance of sensationalism. Unfortu nately for his purpose, he procrastinated a trifle too ranch. Mr Clark has been a popular Mayor, and his unopposed return for the second term indicates> ns it did in 1870, in the' case of Mr Peacock, that the citizens feel ..hat thebonour and dignity of the city are being worthily sustained, while its duties and interests are alto being attended to and conserved. We heartily congiatu late the gentleman upon the extension ot his term ot office. The Mayoral year com mences on the 15th proximo. Tho only candidate nominated for the Mayoralty of Parnell to-day was Mr Robert Walker. He was consequently declared elected by the returning officer. Wc may mention that at a meeting of the Parnell Borough, Council held last night, all tbe Councillors present signed Mr Walker's nomination papers. There wore two nom-niations foi "the position of Mayor Of Onehunga. Mr George Codlin and Mr John Lundon. The polling day is fixed for Wednesday, November 30th. THAMES, this day. MAYORAL ELECTION. Mr Wilkinson, of the "Advertiser," was re-elected Mayor of tho Thames to-day without opposition.

CORRESPONDENCE.

A REMEDY FOR BURGLARY.

(To the Editor.)

Dear Sir,—The cause that lacks ussistanoo at present is the unfortunate widows and Unprotected ladies who are really alarmed at tho persistence of those burglars. The police baviagshown themselves quite unable to catch these cunning thieves, it is high time some other means was taken to stop their nightly wanderings. A canvass might be started and a price put on their heads. £50 could easily be raised for that purpose A vigilance committee could also be formed in all our suburban districts. It is a disgrace to Auckland that these men are not in gaol before this; let us show them that we are able to protect ourselves and property. lam sure that if this is properly ventilated through your widespiead columns some means will soon be found of ending this reign of terror.—Yours, &c, SAFSTY.

(To the Editor.)

SIR,— Day after day reports of burglaries, or attempted robberies, are appearing in the papers, but not a single apprehension by the police. Hints are freely made that the police themselves are conniving at the prac tices. This Ido not believe, but that our present police force is inefficient, and also demoralised, I think, is beyond question. I lately taw an officer on duty in Queen street go into an hotel -with a brother officer ia uniform, and another in mufti. This is not as it should be, and I cannot but fancy that the accident which has de prived the force of the active services of its head, thus throwing much additional work oa the Sergeant • Major may have had something to do with the lax discipline which evidently pervades the force. When a commanding officer is temporarily disabled his place should be at once filled up by an officer of the same rank, or such an addition made to the police as would supply the vacuum necessarily caused by his absence. If this reign of terror continues, why not constitute a vigilance committee, as in San Francisco, and crush out this crying disgrace before it becomes chronic, or swear in a dozen or more special constables for night duty in the suburbs, and we should very soon hear no more of burglaries ?—Yours, &c, Qui Vive,

WHANGAREI JOCKEY CLUB VERSUS NORTHERN JOCKEY CLUB.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—Will you kindly grant me space In your valuable oolumnß to Bay a few words on the above? In looking over the advertisements of our local newspaper I see advertised two race meeting .—one by Mr R. Spencer, the Secretary 0" the Whangarei Jookey Club, and the other by Mr A.Rustthe secretary of the Northern Jockey Club. Tho Kamo people, or Northern Jockey Club, advertises a prize ot 60 soys., and the Whangarei Jookey Club advertises another prize of 53 sovereigns. As these olubs are two distinct olubs held in two small villages nearly adjoining one another, and both under the same oouncilßhlp, my idea is that if the clubs were to amalgamate and put their prizes together there would be one prize of £120, others of £70 and £50. and one or two races at 30sovs, If this were done there would be a proper meet ing held here annually; the prizes would bo suffloient to bring some good racehorses to the place, and slbo some money. The races are, aa held at present, attended by rery few other than settlers about the place. Very few horses of note come to compete, and the few 1 hat do come have it all their own way. lams lover of good racing, and believe that if the above suggestions were carried out there would be some good racing held here every year, brlng ine good horses and strange money to the place. —Yours, Sep., Henby O. Ft. llkh, Settlers Hotel, Whangarei.

The prospectus of the Northern Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company. Limited, with a capital of £15.000 in £1 shares, has been issued. The object of its formation is the acquirement otlthe boot manufacturing businessof Messrs J. J Austtnand (Do., of Wyndham-street, which istmeof the largest in the colony. It is be level that the increase of capital will add cou iderably to its development The machinery, which is all in splendid order, and the stook. have been taken at a low valuation Tbe vendors teßtlfy their belief in the stability of tho ooncern by offering to take a largo amount of the purchase money in shares, and Mr Austin will continue the management It is proposed to allot LOCO to the company's employees, thus giving thero a direct interest in their own labours. ihe provisional directors are Messrs C, J. Stone, Graves ♦ickin, K. Mitchel3on, A. Layboorn, John Gittos. J. J. Austin, and R. C. Carr. Applications for shares should be made to the secretary pro tern, Mr,J, Hodgson, before Deo. 16th next.

TELEGRAMS.

(BY TELEGRAPH,—OWN COKRES FONDEST.)

THAMES, this day*

The manager of tho Caledonian mine has been breaking out excellent specimens from No 1 lode during the past few days. Men are now employed timbering the drive, but will resume breaking quartz in a day or The volunteers since their) return fr6ni Parihaka have continued performing daily guard and picket duty, and will remain under military orders until duty paid off by the Government.

(PRESS ASSO-IIA-MOlf.)

WELLINGTON, this day,

CHINESE GAMBLING.

At the R.M. Court today, foufr China men were charged with placing Fan-tab, and fined £5 eacb. Ah Lung, for keeping a gambling-houso, was fined £10, or a month's imprisonment. Eight Chinamen were also charged with being in the gambling-house without lawful excuse, and discharged* DIVORCE COURT.

At the Divorce Court, a decree nisi was gVanted in the following cases t—GoldSteiti v. Goldstein; Hornby v, Hornby; and Millichanip v. Millichamp—all of Dunedin*

TIMARU, this day; Mr J. H. Sutter was re-elected M&yor Jo day without oppoiition. Shearing is in full swing in the district. Wool is coming into town rapidly. It is expected that Dunedin steamers will dhcharge into tbo railway trucks .a the whatf to-morrow. The laying ot rails on the wharf is not completed, but it can be Used.

CHRISTCHURCH, this days RECEPI'ION OF VOLUNTEERS.

The Canterbury Volunteers roturnedfrom the front yesterday evening. The Premier waited several hours to receive them, but having to address tho electors at South bridge had to lea.o before the volunteers arrived. On lauding from the Hine moa the volunteers wero received by Colonel Pncke, Major McLean, and othor officers also. A guard of honour was formed by tho Lyttelton Naval Brieade and Lyttelton brass band. After sundry congratulatory speeches from Col. Packe and others, the volunteers cttme through to Christchurch, whero they wete received by the Mayor and members of tha City Council, a detachment o. City Guards, and the TSmuiia Fifo and Drum Band. The Majror addressed the volunteers, warmly eulogising their readiness in placing their services at the disposal of the Government. The volunteers then marched into the city, where they remained all night, leaving for the South by first train this morning. A large number of people assembled both at Lvttelto.l and Christchurch to witness tho arrival of the Volunteers, aud cheered them lustily,

MOSGIEL FACTORY. DUNEDIN, this doy,

Tho Mosgiel Woollen Factory Bhows a bet profit of £6,930 for the year, and has declared a dividend of ten per cent, cnrry« ing forward £4,400.

TirMMKi) NoVEkßEitaa:



Board ana Keauienoe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Persons requiring the same will meet with overy ftomfort at Croydon Villa, Vincent - street Terms moderate.—Mra Fuller. ELECT Private Board and Residence for tiro or three Gentlemen In Hobson street Plunge aud Shower Bath, Piano.— Address this offloe. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HO3-SON-STRKKT. Board and Lodqiwo. ._..._._._...-OS por Week 81NQLB Room ._ .--_.---■. 2Se. Mgetlggß. PriieS wpn at the Athletic. Spotts On the 9th of November will be piid to tho successful ooippetitors TO-NIGHT (Tuesday), 22nd instant at tho Customhouse Hoteh-Hobert B. Kills, Secretary. UckLAND BRICKLAYERS' MUTUAL PROTECTION SOCIETY. A Special General Meeting will be held TO NIGHT (Tuesday), 22nd November, at 7.3oeharn, in tho Clubroom. Darby-street Business: To eleot Secretary for ensuing six months, and other matters of importance re Saturday balf holiday. JOHN JAS. HUNTER, Seorotary, AN Adjourned Meeting of the Snare holders in the HolonsvlUo Town Hall Co. (Limited!, will be held in the Helenßvllle Town Hall, on WEDN KHDAY. 23rd Inst, at 8 p.m. Joseph Griffith, Secretary. Helonsvllle, 21at November, 1831. ITT-STREET WEStiEYAN tiANb OF HOPE.—The Meeting announced to His hold To-night is Postponed until next month. CROWN LICENSED MOLDING, WAITEKAURI. The meeting ot Shareholders of the above Claim has been adjourned until WEDNESDAY next at half-past 3 p.m., to ba held at F. A. White's office, Shortland-street Business: To form a Company, eleot Direc tors, So. _.. A. WHITE, Manager pro tern. Auokland, 21st November, 1881. Banarnptcy xsotioee. *i£__w-a_\___-\r IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. _N BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of James Fulcheb Prows, Of Alexandra-Btreet in the City of Auck land, and Colony ot New Zealand, Car penter, a Debtor. This is to notify that James Fulchor Brown, of Alexandra-street, in the City of Auokland, In the Provincial District of Auokland, and Colony of New Zealand, Carpenter, has this day filed a statement that h . is unable to meet his engage ments with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at tho Supreme Court house, Auckland, in the Provincial Distriot aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 28th day of November instant, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Dated this 2lst day of November, 1881, G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Edward Kino Txlkr, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitor for the above-named Debtor. Medical. _ R. OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., late irom Germany, has commenced practice ln Auckland for tho oore of Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, and all Skin and Blood Diseases, by a process hitherto unknown in this country, but most success!ally practised in Germany in the treatment of snoh diseases. It acts as a preven tive against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 3to i p.m., at Devonshire House, Hobson-street where Auok land testimonials may be seen. COPIES OF AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS, "I have suffered for some time from neuralgia headaches, and am now cured by one operation of yon__.-I am, fcc-A. W. Nightingale, College Road." " I have Buffered for along time with neuralgia ln my head, and I om now quite well from one operation.—l am, &0., Hannah Doyle, Watte mata Hotel." .. , , . "I was troubled vrymuoh with neuralgia in my head for the la.tjthree years, and I am now quite well after the operations by yoa.—l am, Sec— Rose,Somervil)e, Wellesley-street" " I have been a great sufferer with neuralgia, and am happy to Bay that two operations have oured mo.—l am. &o„ Christina MoGregor, Waltemata Hotel." The above have been selected from a number of testimonials, which can be Been on applica tion. THE FACT IS NOW ASSURED THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CHRONIC BRONOHITIB, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LUNO COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AICKIN'S HYKUP OF EUCALYPTUS AN 11 QUININIt. These great results are owing to the combination of NERVE AND BBAIN TONICS that lend increased sustaining powers to the invalid, added to whioh is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Euoalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence ia afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who suffer should at once moke a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyntus Syrup is mod crate in price, and within the reach of all who need it It is a pharmaceutical combina tion Of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phites.ar d not a secret nostrum, Registered and gazetted under "Tbe Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves Aickin, The Pharmacy, Anck land. Wholesale Agent 1 The Nj_w Zealand Dbus Company. /"N MILLS, successor to YY. J. Isles, XJTm Rope Factory, Howe-street Newton, la Selling Beßt and Common Flax Rope, Tarred Yarns, Lines, etc., at lowest poßßible pricea. MUSICAL BOXES, with all tho Latest Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Auok and Muslo Warehouse.



WANTED, a good General Servant— Apply Mrs Wayte. Carlton and Beafield Roads. ~ . . ... _. . WANTED, to Rent or Purchase, a Small Hotel Within easy distahoo of Queen-street—Address, stating termsi etc.) to Hotel,' ofllco of this paper. ANTED, a Boy tor one of my Shops J wages, Ills tolOs —W. H. Dampier. ANTED, a smart active Youth fOf the Drapery; one living at the North 31i8__ tirHfetrod.-ApBl? A. Et Fenton, Devon* port House, North Shof d. WANTED, Handy Man for small farm ; must be able to milk, mow, and. erect Btone walls. References requlrod.—Apply to Metcalfe Se Hill. 20. Insurance BUlldlngs. WANTED) Immediately, Cook and LaUndross- Apply G. L. Skinner, New market WANTED* House and Table Maidi— Apply G. L. Skinner, Newmttrketi WANTKD,thtee good General SCrvahts. —Apply G. L Skinner. Newniarket. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen Und Darby-Btreets, Female Cook for Hotel at the Thames. \\f ANTED, the Ladies and Gents and Vt "mon and women" who havo bought the fresh Boots at Danipier's to tell their friends what a Bargain they are. - WAN IED, a respectable Single Man as a cartor.-Apply Post-offlce, Dovonport. ANIED, a respectable Boy.-Apply W. Palaibr, Pltt-.treot aNTED, two Men accustomed to the use Bt Dynamite.—Forpartloularsappty No. 11, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen-street Auokland. ANTED, a pood G«neral Servant.-- Apply to Manchester House, Grey street _ WJi N TED KNOWN-The Blabk Satin for Ss Od, and tho Blaok Silk for Is lid, aro going fast at Dampier's. WAN TED, a respectable General Servant—Ayply Mrs Shayle George, Ponsonby Koad. WANTED, a smart Young Man as Billiard-marker, and to mako himself useful.—Apply to Mr Menzies, at Cosmopolitan Hotel, . WANTKD, a Clicker, Machinists and Fitters, and a Boy ueod to blooking.— Cartwright and Carthew, Boot Upper Manu facturers, (Jroyjitreet _____ WT ANTED, a good Farm Labourer.— VV Apply to W. Phillips and Son. Queen -6treßt, between 9 and lGa.ni oh Wednesday. ANTED, Bench Hands aud Appren tice; also a Watertight Cloior.-J. Tronwlth, Boot Factory, Wnkefleld-streot. ANTED, SO Urstclass I\avvios for double shift, Whangarei Railway- Apply to DaVid Gouk, Shipbuilder, Auckland, Or on tho works to Geo. Ward; ANTED, a siliart Mcsfiage Boy;— Apply at Montague's Fanoy Bazaar, Quoon-street WANTED, a Boy to attend to a pony and buggy.-Anpiy to Munro and MijllganJKarangahape Road. Newton. WANTED, a uecfiTl Boy.-Apply W. C, Dennes's Machine Depot, Queen- BtrOot, WANTED, Machinist ; also, a Girl about H.-Apply Mrs Hlgglnß. Victoria- Btreet ... WANTED KNOWN-i. urglar Alarms^ ptleo 78 Od.-W. H. Hatard, Guumaker, 168. Queen-street. . . ANTED, an active Uid, about 16 years of Bgo,—Mrs Ellingham, Liver pool-stTcet . WANTED, a Girl about Ii to 16— Mrs Grant, Colltge Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, good Waiter for tirst-class hotel; must be a sober steady man; good wages.—Mrs Elemores Registry, ShOrt land-Stre.t. AirANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland ' TT Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, Lad to drlvo and make himself gonorally useful. WANTED Been, the Ladies' Kid Boots at Ib Od; Prunolla do., with tassels, Os Od; Whito Kid llooto, 5s Od; Men's Boots, Os Od; Childrens' do., very cheap, at Pompier's. WANTED, aLttdy to take part ot a house With another lady (no ohlldren); reforeboes exbhange^.—Address Mrs Howard, at Messrs Clarkdnd Sons, Shortland Street Y\7ANTED, four Scoria Masons to dress T V 8 lnoh kerbs, staoked alongside Frank lin Road j highest price given.—Apply to W. Kirby. WANTKD,"a good Uoneral Servant; good rotcreno«B rcquried.—Apply to G. D. Covin. Newton Road. **rANTED, a competent Man to take T t entire management of the Baths; one with oxperlenoo ot Hydropathy and Turkish Baths, or a flrst-class Hairdresser, preferred.— Apply to W. L. Roth, Public Hot Baths, Victorio •treot East N.B,—Open every morning at 0 o'clock sharp. _____ WANTED, respectable Girl for goneral housework.—Apply this office. WANTED, a Youth for an oliice; must have some knowledge of drawing.— Apply in own writing stating expected salary to Architect. Box 109, Post-offlce. - WANTED, Fungus, and other Country Produos.- John Reid and Co., 86, Queen streot . _ . . _ WANTED seen by the Ladies' the new Drees Material at la, and the nice colourn ln Pompadour Print at 5Jd; Calico 2d, Bleaohed do 2.d, at Dampier's. WANTED, good Assistants to tne Dressmaking.—Mrs Longford. Parnell. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, two Young Girls for North Shore. WANTED, a General Servant for tho country.—Apply Mrs Seymour Wells Grey-street. WANTED, 3 Improvers to tho Millin ery.—A Linabnry, and Co. WANTED, a YOUth who is acquainted with the city to deliver parcels.—A. Linabnry and Co. WANTED, an Organist tor St. Mary s Church, Parnell.—Letters of application, eto., to bo addressed to Mr R. Maris Clark; South British Insurance Company. WANTED, ono or two Good Brick layers.—Apply Geo. Rhodes, No. 1, Pitt-street WANTED, Improvers and Appren tices to tbe Dressmaking,—Mrs Bewloke, 113. Victoria-street ANTED, a Cook and Laundress. - Apply to Mrs F. Soherff. Arney Road, Remnora. -. WA N T E Dfc a respectable Gin as general servant (no washing),—Mrß Constable, Hobson-street, opposite Mr Green way's. WANTED, a Barmaid. — Apply to Oooldental Hotel, Ynloan Avenue. \*/ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry, Queen and Darby-Btreets, a Boy, abous 15 or 16, to drive and make himself useful (town). WANTED, an Engine (not less that 16 inoh cylinder, 18 inches preferred), also. Boiler to sttit—Keply stating price, looallty sAd particulars, to Box 181, P. 0., Auokland. WANTED, a well educated person as Housekeeper ; must fulfil ali domestic duties ; ooinfortable home. — Apply Young Women's Registry, Auckland. _ ANTED, a Ueaeial Servant—For address, apply to Mr James Reid, Eden Terraoe. \»7 ANTED, by Friday, Tenders for |T Plumbing, Seo., for house in Riohmond Road. Plans and specifications at Costers Tobacconist. Karangahape Road. WAITED, Bushmen and Pit sawyers. —Auokland Timber Company (Limited) WANTED, a good Milliner ; one that oan serve at oounter preferred.—J. Rendell, Brighton House, top ot Grey-street. ANTED by an experienced Brewer, a Situation as Brewer; good references— with Bass, Briston-oa-Trent, <SJ years.-Apply 8.E.F., this offlOß. WANTED to Rent, n Small House; 2 rooms preferred to 3; 10 minutes' walk at moat from town oloofc.—Address, "Town Clock," Star offloe. WANTED, Everybody to Read Pro lessor Gussoott's Advertisement on flrßtipage. ANTED, au experienced Nursemaid to take oh&rge 012 children; references required.—Apply ln the evening to Mrs A. H. Nathan. Lower Symonda street ANTED to Sell, a Strong, Light (veß3el'B) Boat, 18 feet long, with Bails, oars, rowlooks, masts, and onohor,—R. V. Green wood. Auctioneer. WANTED KNOWN-That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Works! Custom-house-Street West WANTED, Purchasers for New Pota toes. Freßh Supply every day from our own Farm, Panmure, in large or small quanti ties, at lowest marketrates,—Fisher Se Co. 11th November, 1831. ANTED KNOWN—To Grocers, Butohers. and Bakers—lf you want good, strong cheap Baskets go to T. A. Taylor, Haaketmaker, Upper Symonds-itreet "ANTED KNOWN—Mangling done at 3d per dozen in Montague-street bottom of Dublin-street Newton. ANTED, Tenders for the Purchase of about 20 aores of Oats; will be ready to cut for hay eight or ten days henoe; can be stacked on the ground, and three or four months allowed for removal.—Apply to Mr R, C. Green wood. Land Agent Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store in the Market Be in time. WANTED KNOWN-T. McMaster Vr has Opened his Second Shipment of Summer Goods, whioh will be sold cheap. \\r ANTED, Tenders for Removing Cot- TT tagein Upper Queen-street—For plans, So., apply to J. A. Pennalligen, Grocer, Wake fleld-street. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mitchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, go. Sep., at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN, tnat you can Drees well tor a small weekly payment by golnato Monro and Miillgan, tee advertise ment on front page.



Wanted. ANTED KNOWN-That William West domer dt Windham and Albett stroet, Is prepared to Supply the Trade ifl its different branches of good Cane Soat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stook of Beech Windsor ln stO re. Orders piinotUally attended tO. . : ... .. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish ffle with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Bulldiflg Allotments and Small Cottageß find a ready sale.-D. F. Ktsnß, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-atreet. . ......, WANTED KNOWN—Another Lotof Long Lace Curtains (3yds) for ii lid at Damplor'fl. -■■-■ WANTED KNOWN-That M__-JAC__, at tbe wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will oall upon her when In need of thoroughly respebtable servants.-Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Larid and Investment Agonoy has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohes is now carried on under the epeoial superintendence of Mr G. Fraser. Valuations made, surveys for land trahsfors effected, and titles perfected at minimum post. No oharge made for registering properties for jtajgi WANTED .KNOWN—About_57Q worth of Summer Ribbon, reduced to Id por yard, at Dampier's. Be in tlmo and get thtiploh. . ... . WANTKD KNOWN - Hourly ex peoted to arrive, a cargo o. Best CS; operative Coals, per Aurora, very choap.—J. Craig. WANTED to hell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; X »uri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 5/6 per Eallßn.—Atkinson _. Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, MB__rs E, Porter Sc Co. WANTED KNOWN—Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Drsss Pieces, Lustres. Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets. Fancy Goodß, Cheapest House ln Town.—G. Carter, Vlotorla-street WANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and.Dlscount Agenoy'B Advertise ment spponrs on Ath page, flth oolumm ANTED to he Known-Gdo'd Strong Porambulators, prioe 17s 6d at T. A. Taylor's llaakotmakcr, Upper Symonda street; WANTED— Come and Bee the Check Muslin for 7_d, and tho Window Muslin for l.d, at Dampier's. ANTED KHUWR-Tnat the New Zoaland Timber Company are colling all kinds of Timber and Building Materijl at tho vory lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new.bqsh, just opened. ANTED KNOWN-All Accounts owing to W. Brownhlll must be _i_id on or boforo tho 25th Novomber, 1881, or they will bo handed over to his solicitor for collootion.— W. Bbowmhll, Bootmaker, 156, Qneen-st. WANTiiU, orders lor our tamous Trousors to measure, at 18s Gd; also, tho wondrous 53s Buits. Overcoats from 10a. Marvellous valuo at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. QneenHßtr^et VVTANTED, the Public to Read riiy T T Advertisement on Front Pago of StfAH* JOHN LOW Amorlcan Portrait Booms, 13, Grey-street ■ - WANTKD, two or three Grocers in Auckland and District to tako the Agenoy for N»l»on, Moato, & Co.'s Pnro Blended Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Press &nd Publio to be tho Fino»t ever sold In tho Southorn Hemisphere, and aro guaranteed free ftoih ftll scented tea.—Far particulars apply to Nolsdh, Moate, & Co., Tea Blunder* and Importers, High-itreet, Christchuroh. WANTED KNOWN-Largo lot of Lodios Aprons, Od each; Ladies' Litle Glovas, id; vory wide Bla.k Elastic, Id; Large papers Pics, 2d, at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN, J, Haliiday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all ordors in the trado; repairs neatly and promptly dono, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aborcrombie street, fourth shop from Syinonds-etreot ANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. R. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auotlon Mart In Wyndham-Btreet, ooposlte tho UTAH office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignee* acd.ualnting the above of goods coming either by boat or roil, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may bo. For days of sale, see further notice. ANTfilTKirO WN, that M_ A. W. Gardner,, M,P.S, Eng,; cjifemlst of up wards, of 15 ro»r»' o_;pcrionco. and from July, iB6O, till Selitotiibar last With Moisra Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 101, Queen streot (next New Zealand Houso), for Dispensing Proscriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and tho supply of Puro Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. AN TED KNOWN-^Brown Windsor Boap, 3Jd tho bar; GfyceHho ditto, l.d tho bar; largo Hock Combs, at Od; Tooth Combs, 2d; Hair Brushos, atSd, at Dampier's. WANTKD KNOW!*, tnat D. Goldie is prepared to soil all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Bluo-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Bhingles, at his Tarda, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prioes. The timber, being under covor.ls better than that nurahased elsewhere ANTED, Dealers to know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with tablos and lighted with gas. Open ovory Satur day Morning at 9 o'clock until 11 o'olook at nlgH, where Fifih, Settler's Ptodudo, and Dry Goods oan be offered for sale. Space allotted for amusement; No gambling or illegal games; —For hire, of stand apply to Thomas Slater; Weigh'brithiO Offibe, Letaso of City Market ANTEO, Buyers to know they will be well served at BRIGHTON HOUBE, top of Grsy-strbbt,—Drers Beiges, 7.d.; Alpaoas, B_d;. Ualateas, IJd; 70 lnoh Hoavy Twill Shootings, Is and Is 3d; 80 inch ditto. Is Gd; Loco Curtains; new Frintiod Imitation Crochet Quilts, 10s od, 12s 6d, l_s6d; Hollands. Calicos at lowest prioes; a large assortment Of Underolothlng, Baby Linen, &c. Good Styles in Millinery. J. Hendell, having no heavy expenses in rent or management to meet and being satis fled with small profits, oan offer goods at much less than nanal town prices. WANTED KNOWN-Fresh Lot of Blaok Kid Gloves (all sizes) for Is lid at Dampier's. . .- WANTED, the Public to inspect H. Waite's stock of Baths. Toilot Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam. Meat Haklng Powdor, inseot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, lee, Sec H. Walte having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and as everything is oommanced and finished on the premises, he oan sell lowor than any other manufacturer ln the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.— H Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zlno-worker, next old Polioe Station, High- Btreet WANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall, and Co. beg to Intimate to their cus tomers that they have Rcmovd to the premises lately occupied by Madame Bottenelli, opposite Mo Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their well-selected Stook, eaon department will be found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laces, real and imitation. Ladles would do w ell to give ns an early coll. No trouble to shew goods. Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jackets, in light colours, selling at a great aoorifloe.—Dunne, Hall and Co. WANTED KNOWN.-CHRISTMAS Presents and new Year's GISTS.—To meet ths increasing demands otthe season, an immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goodß have been received at the London Arcade. An unprecedented display ot the Greatest Novelties ever seen in Auckland are now arranged on the attractive stalls, classified and marked ln plain figures Bt prices within the roach ot all. The Arcade is opened daily at 0 and closed at 9 (exoept on Thursdays at 0 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspection invited.' In this establishment the useful and ornamental are combined, forming the most attractive and unique display in the oolony, unequalled either in tbe low prices charged, the magnitude or class of goods offered, 13.000 Christmas and New Year Cards, ranging in price from Id to £1. Sco the five windows, filled with new goods, weekly replaced. Regular shipments per Orient and P.O. steamers —London Office, 53, St Mary Axe.—See Goodson's London Arcade. BCHOONKR or Cutlei, about 25 or 30 tons.wanted to purchase—Apply by letter, stating prioe and particulars of vessel, to X Z„ 19, Inanranco Buildings. SADDLEKS AUD UPHOLSTERERS.— Curled Hair for Sale from 91 to Is 2d.— John R. Gray. Shortland-street PIANO For Sale (a Bargain), in hand some walnut osse, in flrst-olaes order; price £33, cost 60 guineas.—At Thomas H. Webb's, Oak Cottage, Hohson-street _____ 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 Office of the Compay, on Friday 9th December, 1881. JAMES BTODART, Secretary. Auckland, 10th November, 1881. To Let. ri^O LET, off Newton Road, a 2-roomed I Cottage, large rooms; rent 5s Gd per week. —Apply to W. Short, Kxmond-atreet, Newton Road. rpo L_T, 7-roomed House off Grafton JS. Road; large garden ; rent moderate; possession Ist December.—Apply ct this office. TO LET, a comfortablo 4-roomed Cot tage.- H. J. Riordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-Btreet._ . rpd LET, in Victoria-street, House and JL Shop.—Apply to D. Stevonson, Nelson street, Corner of Baker-street TO LET, in Vincent.street, Nicely Fur niched Bedroom and Sitting-room, use o kitchen if required; private family; gas and . water laid on.- Apply this office. O LET, a very comiortable and con venient House containing 7 rooms, bath ' room. &0., See; all ln flrst-class order; situated in Eden Crescent, near at. Paul's Church.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street TO LET, lor soirees, Concerts, Dinging and Dancing Classes.and similar purposes, . the Eden Hall, Eden Terrace. Also, Two Shops —Apply to W. N. Henderson 210. Qiieen-street.l TO LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly done up.—Apnly Mutual Life Association ; of Australasia, 81, Queen-street TO LBT, a nicely finished New Shop and Dwelling ot five rooms, Napier-street ; good situation for Chemist Haberdasher, Boot maker, Dressmaker or Milliner; rent, 103. —Appl. on the premises.



war sate. IjlOR SALE, foflr good quiet Cows, }. three In full milk, one to oalve in a fort night ; blbo some good.-bred Heifers, 20 months old.-Apply J. G idlers, Epsom, near Mount Kden'Bus Stand. CpOR SALE, a neat four-roomed Cottage, F Commercial Koad, West Newton. Pried £135,—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. _ ITIOK SALE, pure hred Alderney Cow, -A} edited etlrly part of December.—Apply Stab ollico. TfOR SALE, a few Settings ot Eggs f.om JL' Imported Light Brahmas, guaranteed pure.-Apply Mrs C. Stroud, Wollesley-street west. ___„__._« fiJIOR S*LE t Five or Six Allotments, I? bottoUiof Sundry-street, Newton.—Apply Mrs MoCaßlin, KoundfUl'atfoeti Newton Road Tf\OK SALE, at Alma Place, Spring- X 1 street, Ponsonby, a House with I rooms and a soullery; good well and garden; £180 caslv-Apply to F. 0, Ewlngton. Ll OR SALE (very cheap), a Flrst-class Jj Double Dwelling-house in Vinoent-Btreet; the two houses contain 12 rooms, and could bo easily made into one largo dwelling; pump, tanlis. and other oohvenienoes. With large allot ment.—Apply on the premises, Henderson and Bpraggon, Vlnoent'Stfeßt, T7IOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, r 100 aores really Rood land; Lot No. 26, Walrad. if) aoros superior land; Lot No. 85, joins Major Moll's land, Mangawal; Lot No. 9, roka Toka, 79 acres good land.-Apply to John Soppet Land Agent, &o„ Fort-Btreet. ImOR SALE (a bargain), a nice 1. arm cf _!_■ 150 acres Good Lind, Hpuse, Stable, Sheds, &6.i and large Orohard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good run for Cattle joining the farm. Only U miles from Auckland.— Apply to John Soaae.t. Lund Agent Sort-street. . IMPORTANT to B ..•AI-DING-HoUSE- KeepeßS and IN VESTORB.-Forlmme diate sale—An eacellent Restaurant Business in the heart of the dity. Furniture and Goodwill, £200. Tho right sort of man might make his fortune thero.—F. G. Ewington, 81, Queen-streot, ITIOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara J Distriot, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. L^ANGSHAN -FOWLS,—For Sale, tho above (pure bred; also. Kggs.-Apply Mr RonnOll, Storekeeper, Eller_lle. _____ IjlOR SALE, a . 6ft~ Centrebdard Sailing . Boat., with, everything complete, nearly new.—Apply Oliver. Boatbullder; JJ.OR SALE, Five Puio-bred Spahish V Fowls,Bnperlor to the last prize-takers; price, £3.—London Photographlo Company. TJ7iuR SALE (great Bargain), the Yacht X? Glauoe, 6 tons, complete, almost new, in splendid order; owner going Into steam,— Appl7 W. P. Foatherstono. North Shore. jji^OKSALEor LEASE, the Homestead In and Lands (latoly In the occupation of Mr Willis) situated at Mount Wellington, Panmnre, consistng ot about 101 Acres good Grazing Scoria Land.—For further particulars apply to Mr D. White, Wynyard-streot; or, Ueorge _. raser. Central Freohold Land Agency, Queen- Street and VtUoan Lane. Auckland, Nov. 19, ml. . B/lOK SALE, at A. Williams's, Mount r Eden Station Yard: Taupirl and all kinds of COAL; also. Best Tltreo and Rata FIRE WOOD, In any quantity, delivered at Lowest Prioo, for CiisTi pniy to unsno #v custotaera. Ordors left at his Btore; opposite Eden Viie HoteL |j\OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Newtoa " Btreet, a Pretty Cottage, 5 rooms, with Allotment about 33 x 160; nioe little garden. Cheap-only 4120. Must bo sold at onoe.—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agont, Queen-Btreet. 1/iOR SALE, Building Allotments at jC ..Mount fcden, C6ft frontage by 132 ft.— Apply to Sir Stevens. Btoneyhurst, Mount Eden, [j .OR SALE, the Island of Moturoa hear __D Russell, Bay of Islands, containing 500 acres of good land, well watered. Hood Six roomed House and other out-bulldlngs on Island. Stock now running on Island to be taken over at a fair valnation. The wholo will be sold cheap and on oaßy terms.—Apply to Robert Browning, Solioitor, Shoitland-street, Auok land. CI O R SALE. TAKAPUNA (North Bhon>)-5 acres unim proved, situated on Main Koad, about 1_ miles f torn whflrf. Price £30 per acre. D. F. EVANS, 3U Estate Ageht, Qneen-Btreet. 171 OR ABSOLUTE SALE. LINCOLN-STREET, Ponsonby.-House and Lai-go Allotment. The House contains 7 rooms, oxolrisive of bath-room, pantry, &o.; stable, lortl-hottso:,, &0-i Allotment 03ft to Lincoln- Btreet by 100 ft de6p, with Gardan at rear, 170 x 110 stocked with some splendid fruit trees, together with an entrance, 10ft wide W Graoe stroot Only £500.-Apply to D. F. Evans. Estato Agent, Queon-street (189) XT? O R SALE. /__[ ~ -- r:-a- VILLA BE3IDKNOBi-A very oompaot and desirsblo Villa, situated flea* (-Bellyßeach, Ponsonby. Tho house contains 11 dpartmenta, replete with almost every convenience; largo allotment stocked with choice fruit trees and flowers. In a splendid pofition, magnificent view. Moat desirable place tor a family. Great faoilltles for boating, bathing, Sec Price, only *700, D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent, next "Herald." Queen-Btreet. Tp O R 8 A L E, Clarence-Btroet, Ponsonby —Nice Verandah Cottago, wth tank, &c; Allotment, _0 feet frontage, fenced ond planted; £17§. —D. F. Kvansi Estate Agflnt. ' |^1 O R _ 8 A L E. GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY. RESIDENCE, handsome and commodious, ten rooms, large conservatory, &c. Sec, all In good order, sur rounded by garden, fully BtoOked with th 6 cholcostflowers,fruit trees, Sco; alsopaddock, stable, and outhouses, situated in a most charm ing position, viz,, near Mr Masefleld's, Home Bay. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, 323 Next "Herald," Queen-street. 7^ O R S A L E. PONSONBY— Splendid allotment, having a frontage of 133 feet to Ponsonby Terrace by 100 feot deep, all fenced and planted with choice frUlt trees, flowerd, vegetables, &c, together with New Cottage, well, pump, Seo., Sec, for £380.—D. F, Evans, Estato Agent, Queen-street T7- O it SALE. IRELAND STREET, Freeman's Bay-ANlce Verandah Cottage, four rooms, good well, pump. tec Price, only £185.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.—A compact and thoroughly well finished Villa. Bitua tod id Bereßtord-Btreet, near Pitt-Btreet, contain ing Blxroomß, replete with almost every con venience ; such as oupboard, register grate, ovon, gaa and water laid in, Bink, brioked yard, frontage to two streets, good view. Sec, Sec; in fabt, very desirable place, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to purohase a house within the City.—D. F. Evans, EBtate Agent, next "Herald IJ.OK SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, ' House of 5 rooms; Well finished, and In good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £250.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet. 32Z UNSONBV ROAD-Oottage, 4 rooms, good order; allotmont 06 x 107 (leasehold for 22 years, ground rent £5 per attre). Firstr fate position. Price only £200.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-Btreet 342 MOUNT EDEN ROAD — Splendid Bußlnesß Premises in flrst-class position. The building is quite new and well finished; gaßond other comforts. A good investment Prioe only £600.-D. F, Evans, Estato Agent, Queen-street, __\_ XT ORTHCOTE (Stokes's Point)—Build .Ll ing Allotments about 66 x 250, at £60 eaoh, or 3 lota for £170.— D.F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet. 3 0 /^RAFTON RO A D.t-Comforts Die VJT Dwelling of eight rooms, to., very desir able, with good A Ilotment abOut 36 x 200. Prioe, £12', of which £250 oan remain at 8 per cent— D. F. Evans, EBtate Agent, Queen-street 331 UILDING ALLOTMENTS, Spring street. Alma Place—Two splendid Build ing Allotment*, partly lenoed, good position— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet 328 Mj.RANKLIN ROAD—.Handsome Villa _V Residence, containing 7 rooms, soullery, etc.; thoroughly well finished, and replete with almest every convenience; splendid position, Prico £550.-D. F. Evans.Estate Agent, Qaeen- Street (337 TVTEWTON ROAD.—Two comfortable jS detached Houses (one of 8 rooms, and one of i rooms), iv good order; well, etc.; on two allotments; to be sold in one lot Price £525.— D. F. Evans. EBtate Agent, Queen-Btreet, OUNT ALbEKT—Several splendid Building Sites, main road frontage, in lots of one aore or more; flrst-class position.— D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street next "Herald." 330. SUBDRBAN STORE for Sale,—A first rate business for Sale in one of the best ot Auokland suburbs; the position Is second to none; a splendid opening; full partionlars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Anckland. 325. BALMAIN, North Shore, about 2 miles from New Wharf (3tokes' Point), a nice Lot of 17 Aores; part In cultivation; a splendid niece of bush, consisting of ti-tree, rlmu, eta, etc Prioe, £10 an aore.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent Queen-street 321. T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakoho, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find it to their odvantage to consult Lam -1 berifcCo., Commission Agents,opposite Stab Office: Wyndham-street iTANJJS FOR SA LB. 1,685 Aores withlnl? miles of Auckland; 900 acres in gross and cultivation, orchard, &o. 13-roomed House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. ! APPlyt° J. R. LAMBERT & CO.. Wyndham-street j They have also lands In several other districts for sale. i[»LACKSMITH rS BUSINESS FOR J> BALE. To an industrious and prudent man a certain fortune. A well-established Blacksmith's Busi ness for Sole (cheap), with Tools. Bmlthy, and, if required, Private Dwelling-house. Mon satis factory reasons given by the present proprietor for wißbing to sell. Termß may be arranged. For futther particulars apply to GEO. COZENS, 27, Queen-street. ' * N y JSXCELLENX OPPORTUNITY. Tohe Disposed of.'the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of the Oldest Established BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auokland. .. The present owner being obliged to give it ai on account of iU health. For particulars: mW^ BJ - Mtlall^treet



Pablio Notices. J TJjjf o r i o m\\ AUCKLAND immTcOMVAXY (LIMITED), . The Bolsteredl Office of the above (^pany, has been REMOVED from ttostom-hptue-stieet Bast, to their New Premißen, Custom-hous* Dtrent West, where all Business from this daw Will be transacted. Annunciator No. 18. tele phone Exchange, ~ ___~ _. W. 0. DALDY, Junk.. Seoretary, Auekfand, 22nd November, VSSL ItXOTICE OP REMOVAL.-Benjamln -Li Tanner, Accountant and Commission Agent, haS Removed to No. & Queen-street, next Messrs Sop], ett .9 Flour Depot. BUKGLARYI— Loss prevented by using Tann'B Fire and Thief-proof SateSr-K, and A. Isaacs, Agents, THB Direct Supply Store Import Goods of over; description from the makers, and sell for oash Wholesale and Retail, CAKBON FILTERS, 4s 9d; Chamber Services. 7s 9d; Cattery, Ironmongery. Brushware, Glssb, China, Horthenware, at prioes only possible under our system. fT-HOSE about to marry and parties lur -1 nlßhing, before buying call at the Dlreot supply store, 219, Qaeen-street, opposite Close Bros*, EE MRS ANN CATHERINE WYN YARD (DEOEABEDf. All Claims against the' abovo Lstate must be rendered to the underelgned on orbeforo SATURDAY, the 26th November, 1881, or they will not bo recognised. JACKSON Se RUSSELL, Solicitors to tbe Executor. Fort-street, Auokland, November li, 188 L DOCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED his DIBP-INSAI.Y and Subqbby to Hewln's Buildings, Wellesley-street. Hours of attendance :-9 to 10 a.m„ 1 to 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. _ ... Private Residence s Sympnds-Btreet. I3ROWN "DREAD, MADE FBOH DECORTICATED WHEAT MEAL, BY E. MoKEOWN, IMPERIAL BAEBRY, QUEEN'STEEET WHARF, This Bread IS vastly superior to White Bread; for, besides having one third more gluten, the material that forms muscular flesh, "Lieblg* states that It contains about 200 per Sent, more phosphatlo salt to nourish the bones, brains, and tissues. Bread made from this Meal contains everything necessary to sustain life at a small cost, and ft prepared according to the process of Dr. Campbell Mofflt, of London, and is fhkk from the irritating effect of tMo ordinary Brown Bread usually sold. 'xhls Meal is specially prepared by JOHN LAMB, waitbmata mi ls, Auckland. Sh-arlanp's Manufactures grape saline, AN KFFKKVaSO_N(I AND SLIGHTLY Apicriunt Tonio Gka_>e Juice Sals. It purifies the Bloody clears the Skin, Relieves Headaches and Indigestion. A teaspoon!nl in water makes a Pleasant SpAbelinq Draught. Price, 2i 6d a Bottle. IMPROVED LIME FRUIT JUICE, HIGHLY CLAM-TED, Fame from all iiipubitucs, Is 6d Reputed Quart Bottles. FRUIT JUICE SYRUPS. There are prepared with LIMB FRUIT JUICE, Guaranteed Pure and of Fine Flavour, Ib 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. LIME FRUIT CORDIAL, Fine ln Flavour and Quality, Is Bd Reputed Quart Bottles. FINE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER. KOMA, A PEEVENTIVE TO THE BITES' OF THE MOSQUITO, , Is 6d a Bottle. ____^___ HARLAND & CO., Apothecaries' Ball VBWCABT L£' 6(3 AL. The WILD W-tVK having put baok to New castle disabled, tho BYRKN has been chartered to take her place, meanwhile NBWCASTLB COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered in Town or Country. W. & g7"~winstonb, T. & S« Cooke, FtJRNITtJRK. BEDDING, AND CARPfiT WAREHOUSE, ____, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We Invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to our Largo and Well eeleoted Stook of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Son bunds for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; SPBiNa Mat te asses, of superior quality, ot reduced prioes; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, veran dah and Croquet Chair.; Patent Spbino Rollkb Blinds, all slzse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass P anels; Marble-top Wasbstands; some Very Superior Bedroom Suites, ln Mottleo Kaubi ; Toilet Wore, superior double sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin jHrabth bugs, In White, Blaok, and Grey, at moderate prioes; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mate just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; tat. class Haib Maitrassbs, The greatest attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from our oountry cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded i-oat tree on application. Liberal Discount to Caßh Purchasers. AU Goods delivered tree ln town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURB,^^Dm %s] AND CARPET 123, QUEEN-STEBET, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. DEO BONO PUBLICO. ME LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY!? FREE ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-knrnt Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Tioket in the above will be given with every Sitter. 800 Members wanted. Cartes de Vlsite, Ss per halt-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—a H. MONKTON. Manager. COKE. 1 fi O X E. THK AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo- Q t_i mical fuel ln quantities to suit f* £ householders, at the following s 33 rates for places within one mile g 2 ot the Workß; longer distances g a ? In proportion — s. d. Per saok, 3 bushels .. .. II 6saoks _ .. - .. ~ 8 •> lOßacss, or J ton .. „ .. 11 6 20 Books, or 1 ton .. .. .. 22 0 Orders may he left at tho Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. rt-i fA TO£looand£loooLKNTonthe ■fe X" " New Building Society's Principles, or other liberal terms to suit borrowers. Mort gages and Loans negotiated. City, Suburban and Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on money deposited until Investment obtained.—G. Eraser, Central Froohold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-Btreet and Vulcan Lane. fIIATO iiOOO LENT on Buildlnß [ 36. .IV Societyprinciples,oronotherterms to suit borrowers. Mortgagee and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for Bale on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for Investment, —C. Williamson, Laud, Estate and Financial Asront. Vulcan Lane. X OPPENHEIMER & CO., X OUBTOM-HOUSE-STR3ET. AUCKLAND, Are taking orders for the American Fencing Company's Steel Barb Fence Wirk The Cheapest and Best in the Market, at ,MO iqß. PER TON for Painted. oA.a PER TON for Galvanized. Duty Paid and Free, Delivered at Wharf, Auckland. For terms and full particulars apply to OPPENBEIMER & CO,, I "V CUBTOM-HOUBK-BTREBT, "_f I _A. Auckland, #V



gnbUo Notices. OT, PAUL'S CHUB OH. ORG A N iTi OIT AL, In aid of Churoh Funds, on WEDNEBDAY, 30th NOV., AT 8 P.M. Particulars on Saturday. pHEAP FEED FOB FOWLS, 100 SACKS MAIZE, at 3s per bushel. 200 SACKS BROKEN WHEAT, at 4s per bushel. COUPLAND & CO., GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS HAS. BURToN & CO. respectfully, inform tho publio that through the encouragement they have reoelved they have been compelled to Remove to more centrally situated premises, and solicit an increased con tinuance of past favours.—Chas, Burton S; Co,, Produce Merchants, No. 3, Queen-street QUEEN- STREET. N OTIC E. The business of the New Zealand Copying Company and Portrait Agency being about to be Removed to Bartlett's Photographic Rooms, the present Office, No. 70, Queen-street, is to Let. Any persons having any unsatisfied Accounts against me are requested to present the same for settlement. HBNRY OLAYION. a^X T)BVONPORT STEAM IM|^^,FaRRY COMPANY (Lmrm». TIMETABLE. FftoM Auckland to North ShobX-7.30 om. 8.30. 9», 9.30, 10* 10.30. 11, 11.30*. 12 noon. 12.30* pm, 1.30, 2, 2.30, 3*. 3.30, i, 4.30% 5,5.30*. 6,,6.30,8,10,11. (Saturdays only: 1 p.m. instead Of 12.30,11.15 instead of ll), From North Shore to AT7o_.LAin.-7am, 7,30, 8, 8.30*. 9, 9.30*. 10, 10.30* U, 11 JO, 12noon*, lpm, 1.30*. 2, 2 30, 3, 3 30% 4, 4 30, 6*. 5 30,6*. 7.20,8.30,1030. SUNDAY. From Auckland to north Shore—lo.3o am, 1* pm, 1.30,2.30.3*,3.30, i, 4.30", 5.30*. 6,6,30, 8.30, FROM NOftT SHOHK TO AUCKLAND- 10 a ffi, 12.30 pm, 1,1,30*. 2, ., 3 30*. 4,4 30,5*. 6», 8. *To and from Devonport Wharf, From Auckland to Norti.cot-_-B.l_ a m, 10.30, It pm, 2,5.10,9*. From Nobthootj. to Auckland-8.15 am, 11, l.SOtpm, 2,30, 5.30,9.30*. *On Wednesday and Saturday only, tumltted on Saturday. SUNDAY. From Auckland to Northootb-10 a m, 2 pm, 5.10. From Nobihoote to Auckland—lo.ls,23o. 5.30. BENJ. TANNER, Seoretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited). -IMPORTER AND BREEDER HOUDANS! HOODANSI HOUDANB BLACK POLISH (WHITE CRESTED)! BLACK POLISH LAKE TAKAP.UNA POULTRY YARD 3. juost ana f-'onnq. LOST, on the 18th, betwech Newton - and Mount Edeh, a Black Macintosh, with black-and-white oheque _nßlde.-Finder rewarded by leaving same at Monro & MIUI -gan'B, Karangahape Koad. _____ IjlotfND,- in Victoria-street, a bmall ■ Fapar Paroel.—Owner opply at this office. ■jIOUND, a Gold Ring.—Loser apply G. J Rhodes, No. 1. Pitt-street "DUNNING on mf land, a Bay Mare, JR. branded W.H. If not claimed within 7 days, -will be sold to defray expenses.—-E. Bishop, Tltlrangi. ■ .Electoral. OOROUGH OB1 ONEHUNGA. Annual Election of Mayob. Tift following persons have been duly nomi nated M candidates for tbe above offloe :— GfebrgO c'oaiiß ahd John Lundon. And as the number of candidates (Z) exceeds the nnpiberbf Offices to be Ailed if), I hereby give notice that a POLL will be taken at the Court house, OneHuriga, between the hours of 9 In the forenoon and 0 ln tho afternoon of WEDNES^ DAY, the 30th day of November, 188 L Given under my hand at Oh.hunga this 21st day of November, 1881. WILLIAM G. P. OCALLAGHAN, Returning Officer. OOROUGH OF PARNELL. ANNt. AL ELECTION OF MAYOK. I, Ja__kS W.-MAS Gosfwr, Returning Officer for the Borough ot Parnell, hereby declare Robert Walker : to be duly elected to tho office of Mayor of the I'orongh of Parnoll, Dated this 22nd day ot November, 1881. <--igned> J. W. COSSET. - Returning Officer. ■ ■' -un uraoerv. ■ WEYRE, nat and Kid Glove Depot, • victoria-street —As I am over stockffdiin Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, 1000 pairs of Black And Coloured Kid Gloves; a Good Glove to wear, ln 2 button, blaok, at 1/8 a pair: Josephine, blaok and ooloured, 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 Lustres, 6}d, Worth 1/3 yd: a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat at 1/6, worth 3/8: Sewed Muslins, wide width, at6d, worth V; a lot of Ladies' 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 J/6, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five, and eir buttoned, 2s oheaper than at any other house. A lot of Two-buttoned Kid Gloves (light colours), Is per pair. WHY PAY MORE ? —Inspect the Goods, compare Prices, and judge for yourselves.—Allen's General Drapery, Victoria street Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA ANU ÜBIN A TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VIOTOBIA-STBEIT. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and consequent loss of outlet for my largo bonded stook ot Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a prioo whioh, though entailing no loss to me. will actually be lower than imtsort cost laid down here, 1 offer the first line as under :- ---6,000 Real American 3-year-old CHsat* heavy weights, viz., lib tor. per 100 box, at 20s, or 6s per bundle o£ .5. . In Teas I have some of the oholoeet blendß obtainable. A trial will suffloe. AU my teas from is 8d and upwards are now carefuUy blended with "Very Strong" and "Hlgh-olaes Flavoury" Indian Teoa. This announcement will, I have no doubt prove acceptable to th© poorer olass, as especially Is it .true this season that they shew better value ln the cup than ordinary China alone* V ro, lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for .. -Hs 2d AlGood China Tea .. -. - -• J 8 §4 Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea I___te-_.-dinary," a thorough eoono mlo tea, with Assam flavour - -2s " lamlly Mixture," very choice, rich,and pungent—Darj eeling kind .. .. _2s 6d "Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea" .. '■_ ~ 8s Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21s, 28s. and 28s per box. FREDK. WHITEHEAD. Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. 95. Vlotorio-st Auckland INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet Pounds and Half-pounds ln Four Qualities. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET. • MANDARIN'S CHOICE. IMPERIAL MIXTURE. „„ ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They are distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, ond delicious flavour resulting from a soientlflo admixture of the very flneßt Teas that the great Continent of Asia oan produce. The excellence of those Teas is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exists for them to Victoria, and wherever they have been introduced. AGENT FOR AUCKLAND I JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-house street A HANDSOME LIBRARY FREE OF COST. We don't know how they do it, but they do. What) Why. give away a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea, Who 1 THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALER, ETC. Manuakau Road, Pabnell. FOSEPH GEARY, GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT. FBANKUS ROAD. Begs to inform his friends. Ssfierol publio that he has opened a New Shop IS Fntnklinßoad, near the ftimitive Methodist ChSShrvrtSToholee and oarefully selected StoSc of Groceries. 1. revisions, Crockery, fco.. SS trusts! by striot attention to business and iSling at town prices, to merit a share of publio pft-r2_dif«» waited upon for orders, and goods promptly doliyerfid.



Personal. __ PERSONAL.— I have iound my friend at the Work worth Hotel. Mahurangl. Splendid accommodation, Beautiful sconery.— - G.F.BHOH, Proprietor. Maßonio. y J'JL •171 DEN LODGE, ; No. 1630, E.CV., The usual Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be held ln the Masonic Ball, Karangahape _^cLTH-S (Tuesday) EV__mi-&,& 7.85. . __.»_. uuo g»j CHAPMAN, P.M.. Sec __ g portmfl ._ <&:g&s£i-m»- OAKUB.ANGA HUNT CLUB;. /ANNUAL JJACES, :i<l ELLERSLIE, ?H SATURDAY NEXT, NOVEMB__* ?6. First Race to start at 1.30 p.m. . ... WM.PKBOIVAL. , , Seoretay. , Corporation Noticea J ■Z_Tjrs&ffijfc 'ii' .•?• piTY OF AUCKLABP. WOKKS IN ALBERT WKK, ,- .j, fOEMINO AND ALTERATION OF TICWOBM, COBURO, AND BOWENSTJiKKTS, AltD TOEMATION OF VIOTOMA QUADRANT. '-:■;' The City CounoU will receive Tenders; tmtUjJ j p.m. of THURSDAY, December I. tor i worla aa ibove, in terms of plans, ve^oatkma, »aa Mndltionß to be viewed at the offloe otth^W* Surveyor, Oity Council Chambers, BbMHWgf? The Council do not bind themßelveptß swept say tender. Tenders to be endorsed *' Tender,! tor Works In Albert Park, Sec, *o„ Sec' '. ■■ P. A. PHILIPS.';■•• Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, November 21,1831. .. Tendwra* Prisons Department ' Wellington, 17th November 188 L J TENDERS are invited for the supply of rations, ironmongery, Cloth ing, and other Necesssrie* to the Prison" Auckland from the Ist day ot January tat-neMst toy of Deoember.lSaJ. Tend 6 rs.tobß add»«^ to the Visiting JustlMS.^lbeje«lTM.npj» SbSnonthe Bth day of Df*ember ns&£ VA,... Prison, where Genera! conditions and BpeolfloS tiros may be seen. The lowest or any tender not neoessarfly acoepted. (By Order.) i. HUMS, 0^ Inspector of Prisons. m & & _JD_ E ft S. DISSOIUTION OF PARfHIHSHtI.. X *|V Keane & Jenkinson be'-ng about to Dissolve Partnership, are prepared to reoelTO Tendew until MONDAY, November *^_w*L?*»J_ Building situated at the corner of Yfotoria an« Lorne-etreets. For further partloalars apply on %_n& or any, tendei.nof neoewartly : accepted. - ' ' ~ ,'," *', ' . ENDBRS for Additions to the School' ■■'' Building at Ohaupo will ba reodved by the KdnoaHon.Board_,Wyndhf.m-stre«tAuok land, until noon ot FRIDAY 26th lnsttnt Plans and specification at the Offloe ol the Board, and on application to the Cha-rmaa.ot , the Dißtriot Sohool Committee, Qhanpo.,, ,„ :,\ rflO BUILDERS.-Tenders reqrJjud till* A. Fbidat Next for five-roomed^ Houso _% Newton.-Plans and specifications to be seen at F. Coster's, Tobiooonist, Nowton..- ■„,.., . q -.;/■ MACHINERY AND MINK, FP» r BALE BY TENDBK.: -s-ii Separate Tendera will be undersigned up to tbe fat Deoembg. *»*; far th» Parehase of tie wholo of *^ £tomptag ___f: Winding Plant ot the New Golden Va^OM Mining Company (Umltod , inclndlug Poppet- X, BufldiEgs, Mid aU Trucks. M^jM Tramway*, and other effeoW; i^ »r «mi CompaSyVMino, consisting of » monl)>»BSJU»a^ or thOTMboots. Further .pa^oulaw oanto. obtained from tho nnderslgned, and ttajplantt oan be inspected on application to Mr w. »• Martin. Coromandel. _. . '^__________l The highest or any tender not neoeesanJr Bcoepted. , Bro^rotthoßosgd.^^ „_*.. , Ma—agar. Auokland, _.___. November. 188 L mo CARPENTERS AM» JOINEKS,' Tenders will be received at my offlc* rata 12 t/o'.ook on FRIDAY, the 25tb, for Building * House aiTamakl West _^„^._— _\> JAMBS \MWB-VfTf .&,■' Shortland-street *.-:,.-■ __<y____Jy____j__); ■ m OB U I Ii D JK E JB.j Tenders will be received at my oflte; Short* [anil-street until TUEBDAY. the Mth instant, tor BuUfllng a Warehorsoto *«£««s■ - ._- _____________^__ np O BY I L D::B ■■■:.%-. . SiV Tenders wiU be reTOlroaTm. to noo* dn VTfcD NESDAYthe SSrd Instant,-|« K T^»S«£»SS the Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobron-BtiWoVima Breoting New Hotel Building on tto same «». Plans, &o„ at ottroffloes, QueeßifltrOßW EDW. MAHONEY & BON,. Architects. mO BUILD E' RS. Tenders will bo received np to .jooh^Oß THUR3D AY, the 21th instant tot the toeoUOffl; of Bank Premises at Whangarei for UwiißSJiicot, (few Zealand.,. „ __}■.. ■■ ■■ ."''.'-■'.'; }:.•■","''' Plans, Sec, at oar offices, Queen-street ' ■ BDW. MAHONBX & SON, Architects. jxTo BU.I LI) ERS. I Tendera will be reoelvednp to noon'on WBIV NKBDAY, the 30th instant for the Ereotion ot i VUIa Residence in Grafton Road. Flans, &0.. at oar offices, Quoen-streot. ' ' BDW. MAkONBY ft SONY '- *■ ' . ■ -jtroldteotm: m O B V I,L 3D X Bf& Tenders will bo reoelved until soon et MONDAY, November 28th, for the EmottOß and Completion of a -family Beeidenco, to be ereoted at Remuera. _ -._„ HOWARD BARTLBrr, Arahlt-Ot \Q\ O BO ILDI RS. Tenders will be received until apW^tit, MONDAY, November 28th, for tho EwpHOn; and Completion of a Villa Residence, te bo ereotedatLakeTak, S ma ißD 1 ;-" ' " "' AtoUXactA rp 0 B U Ih DyE ■■^■tjSy. Tenders will be reoelved until noon ot WEI*. NBBDAY, November 53,1881. tortho EreoMon and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK> EDWARD BARTLEY. • ' -' . ■ ■ Arohlteot . rp O BUI L D ER S, Tenders will be received until i o'olook on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd November, tor the Erection of a Brlok Shop and Dwelling In Victoria street _ : ' •■ Plans at my offloe, 83. Qneen-Btreet _ . ~ . HENB YG. WADB.'" ' Arohlteot rp 0 BUILDER |§ Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, the 28th instant for the Erection of a Retaining Wall ln Upper (lueen-street Plans, &c., at Nob. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. „„.,_^.,„"„^'w ' . EDMUND BELL, ;* Arohlt-Otf rp o B U I-' JL" D J'B Bi Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, November 28, for the Ereotion (labour only) of Two bhops in Ponsonby Read. Plans, &a, at the office ot the Colonial Insur ance Co., Bhortland-streofc „-,«.«*,.„ JOHN SHEEHAN. r~' , ,;,:,, i-, - gs ..,.i,>.' AUCtIOHB. ; .; ;'"-■' BANANAS! BAN AN ABl BANANAS! AND PINEBI To clear Consignments., . , / ■' l.' w.- eal:on' ;.,..„ ;,.,'; WILL uell by anotion, ■ ,«t Jd; Mta* Queen-, tenet, To-morrow, <Wfl#l»flW> at 11 o'olook. OAA BUNOHItS BANANAS, In fl»-^oUt0B __V-U condition. I 10 OASES PINES. \'"~' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, ~ . :, •AT 2 P.M. ~ ..,,':* | AT BAj_LWAy""BTATION„ '¥6&2. BBITOMART. B. C. GREENWOOri y _'J. HAS received instructions to sell at the above place, tho following i— y ScantliDg and Weather Boards, been in use, rultable for Mr ids; Trolly, Corragated iron, Cooking Utensils, Cooking Stove, Boilers and Pate. Junk Kauri Timber, | WindowßasheJ,&a, ___,>; , , ■B. C GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. (Continued on Fonitb Piwe.l