TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWM CORRESPONDENT.]

(PER JPRES3 AGBNCTir.)

GISBORNE, this day.

BORING FOR OIL,

The oil bore of the Southern Cross Com pany had reached a depth of 120 feet on Saturday last. The bottom was emitting a very forcible stream of gas, which was causing the earth to close in the space cleared by tho drilling tools, and actually raising them with the earth up the tube. Further progress will be slow to be safe. Oil is raised with the mullock by the sand pump.

WELLINGTON, this day.

CATHOLIC ENDOWMENT,

An influential meeting of the promoters of the Catholic Endowment Association was held last night, and, from the support received from citizens in all parts of the colony, it was decided to at once float the company; and resolutions were passed to that effect. Bishop Redwood presided.

KUMARA, this day.

WATER RACE,

At a public meeting of miners held at Diplaraan's Town, a resolu tion was passed urging on the Government the necessity of pushing on without delay the construction ot the reser voir, for which a sum of £3,000 had been voted; and also widening the water-race to the sluice channel, as until these works are completed a number of claims would remain idle.

ELECTION NOTES.

Mr W. J. Hurst announces that he will be a candidate for Waitemata, and will go to the poll. The "Wanganul Herald " makes the foliow logremarks about Mr Woolcook's candidature for Kgmont:—" A new featnre has entered into the Egmontelection, Mr Charles Woolcock hav ing announced his intention of contesting tho seat' against all comers.' It ho contested it at all it would have to ba against all comers. Ie would be well that the electors of Kamont knew that Air Woolcock is simply fooling them. He la pat forward in the interest of Major AtfcinaoD, to draw off some votes from Mr Hntchinson, and is thus selling those who put their faith in him. It cannot he forgotten that Woolcock was eont up by Major Atkinson as ganger of the ' unemployed,' with tho ulterior object of keeping the Major informed of tho Eituation. Woolcock wroto a letter some time ago to the Hawera 'Star,' donounoing Major Atkinson for not having kept hla promises about settling the native • diflloulty,' bat it waa generally reootraised that the letter was in tended to make play for the Major. Mr Charles Woolcook is an extremely clever fellow at these little games, and if he played square his talents might do something for him. But, alas 1 We learn that Mr Woolcook has been making certain overtures to one ot the other candidates. which will exhibit him in his 'lights and shades.'"

MONGONUI, this day.

Mr Hobbs arrive i here today,, and will visit the various centres ot population and hold meet ings. Messrs Heskoth and Dufaur ore here, and the township is full ot people attending the Court.

WELLINGTON, this day. Mr Johnston, & candidate for Te Aro, ad dressed the electors last night, and received a vote of confidence.

DUNEDIN, this day. Mr btewart is definitely oat for Dunedin Weßt.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board was held yesterday after noon. <There were present:—Messrs B. Isaacs (in the chair), Waddell, Thompson, McMillan, D. H. McKenzie, G. "VV. Owen, J. M. Clark, 6. Aickin, 0. Mays, and C. B. Stone.

F.ERRY STEAMER.— The Devonport Ferry Company applied for permission to alter the time of departure of the last boat from Auckland on Saturdays from 11 p.m. to 11.15 p.m.—The request was granted. Arbitrator's award.—Judge Gillies, who had been appointed arbitrator in the matter in dispute between the Board, and City Council, forwarded his award, which we published yesterday.—lt was agreed on he motion of Mr Thompson that a sub-com mittee be appointed to confer with a sub committee of the City Council in reference to the suggestion contained in the latter part of the award.

Worth Shore Regatta.—The Secretary of the Ferry Company wrote asking for per mission to suspend the ordinary time table on North Shore Kegatta Day, in order that the boats might rim us frequently as possi ble, and also that they be allowed to par tition off a portion of the waiting-room as a ticket office.—Granted.

Lease of Island.—Mr J. L. Black, Hobson-street, wrote asking on what terms the Board would grant a lease for fifteen years of a small island containing about an acre of ground, and situated in Hobson's Bay, near the foot of Brighton Road, Parnell.—Referred to Works aad Endow ment Committee.

Flagship.-Mr C. Daore, Secretary of the North Shore Regatta Coinmitt ee,applicd that Captain McKenzie might be allowed to shift the barque Stracathro free of charge in the event of her being secured as a flag ship. —Granted. notice to Mariners.—Thomas N. Stephens, Secretary of the adelai.ie Marine Board, forwarded notices to mariner a respecting (1) dredger signals; (2) depth'of water in Channel near Murray; (3) exhibi tion of light near Port Victor. Also a copy of the regulations for examination of masters, mates, and engineers for certificates of competency, which came into force on Angast 4, 1881.— Agreed that the usual publicity he given. FINANCE COMMITTEE.— This committee recommended (1) That the charge for wharf age and port charges on the Te Aroha ha remitted : (2) that the upset prices of the offices on the wharf be as fol lows; From 1 to 10 inclusive, £10 per annum; No 11, £20 per annum.—The re commendations were adopted. Works Committee.—The Works and Endowment Committee recommended as follows :—(1) That two silt punts be let to Messrs Hunt and White at a rental of 10s per day each. (2) That the consideration of the question of a wharf at Glen Orchard be deferred, pending receipt of plans and specifications from Mr Hickson. (3) That the application of Mr Mitchelson for per mission to erect a boatshed near Orakei bridge be not granted.—Recommendations adopted. Accounts. —The statement of accounts showed a balance of £5,40614s lOd, after payment of £75 11s 7d, ordered at previous meeting.

Petitions feom Lessees.—The lessees of the new offices petitioned—(l) that ac commodation be provided by the Board for storing their necessary working gear, viz., trucks, tarpaulins, scales, &c. ; (2) that rent for old offices from Nov. Ist be refunded.— The latter request was granted, and the ap plication for accommodation was referred to the Works and Endowment Committee, the engineer to report. The meeting then terminated, -

LECTURE BY MR BOARD MAN.

An interesting lecture on "Land Laws aad their Effects," with special reference to New Zealand, was delivered by Mr A. Boardtnan in the Ponsonby Hall last even ing. Mr J. H. Field occupied the chair* The lecturer commenced by stating that his attention had first been called to the land laws by reading a pamphlet on the subject ■written by Mr FreDch, agent of an estate in Ireland, seven years aeo. He referred to the increase which was made to the value of property by the labours of tenants, and referred to the fact that the proprietors were the only gainers. Regarding the laws of primogeniture and entail, he said the result of these was that the younger sons who had been brought up to idleness had to be provided for in the army and navy, while the eldest son was usually beset by harpies. Reference was made to the garre laws, expensivenees of conveyance of pro perty, and the fact that a large area of Eng land, Ireland, and Scotland was held by a comparatively small number of persons. Tho lecturer deprecated the introduction of the English law system here, and said with it absenteeism would prevail. We would see the spectacle of £5,000 or £10,000 going to England from these estates. Suppose they were cut up amongst thousand} these in turn would give employ ment to thousands of others, who would be customers for the farmers' pro duce. This increase of population would decrease the proportion of taxation. The railway revenue would be greatly enhanced by the increase of passenger traffic and pro duce, •which would release the capital locked up in them to construct others. On the motion of Mr McKinstry, a vote of thanks was passed to the lecturer.

INTERCOLONIAL WEATHER EX. CHANGE.

SYDNEY, Tuesday evening.

Fine weather in West and South Australia. M o report from Victoria or Tasmania. S.-W. a Gabo. and S.K. at Sydnoy.with cloudy weather. Barometer: Albany, 302; Borda and gydney, 30%

SPORTING NEWS.

The Melbourne Cup.

THEbgreat race of yesterday has boen lost

and won, and now the great majority of

backers of all classes—for the turf is a great leveller—are realising the fact that prizes in horse-racing are very few and far between.

From six o'clock last evening excited crowds of persons financially interested in the result of the Cup might have been seen congregating at the various places of public resort along Queen-street, at which it was supposed early news of the race would be obtainable. Shortly after half-past six, a Star special arrived giving the names of the placed horses as follows :— Zulu, 1; The (Jzar, 2 5 Sweetmeat, 3 ; and

before twenty minutes to seven au extra from this office was circulated throughout the city. Many at first refused to believe that the news could have arrived so soon, it being the earliest hour at which the announcement of the result of the Cup has yet been received here. Then followed a series of commiserations with the holders of favourites iv the big sweeps, and con gratulations to the fortunate persons who were lucky enough to have drawn the unexpected winners. The result is a com plete "boil over," Dare bin, Somnus, Waxy, and one or two unplaced horses having carried thebulk of thepublic money. The bookmakers and such of the public as placed their money on that undefined quantity known in racing parlance as "the field" have made a good haul. So little was Zulu thought of, that a telegram from Melbourne published in our yester day's issue mentioned the winner as an im probable starter. The Czar and Sweetmeat were also little backed horses.

. In Mr Abbot's £1,000 Consultation the winners of the £1,500 prize are Messrs T. Mason and Edgar. Mr Mason is sup posed to be a member of the Thames Naval Brigade down a^Taranaki, andaaenof Mr J, B. Mason, Relieving Officer and Inspector of Nuisances to the Borough of Thames. The second prize of £700 goes to the Gas Company employees, who had £35 invested in the sweep. In addition to the Czar they drew six or seven money prizes, bo that a nice little dividend will be payable to each of the investors. Messrs A. Isaacs and Dickey drew Sweetmeat, and will conse quently he eulitTw to £400. In the No. 2 sweep (unlimited) the first prize of £600 goes to a Mr Levinson; the second, £300, to Mr Bennett; and the third, £150, to Mr Walsh, of the Thames.

In Mr Adams's totalisator sweep the divi sion is : —Backers of Zulu, £30 7s each; The Czar, £18 4a each; Sweetmeat, £2 8s each,

A telegram from Dunedin informs us that there were 452 investors in a totalisator sweep got up in that city. Only 3 were on the winner; 11 on Czar; 14, Sweetmeat; 101, Darebin ; 66, Waxy. The dividend to the backers of Zulu was £136 12s each.

The telegraphic account of the race, from our own correspondent, is as follows :—

Melbourne Cup—a handicap sweepstakes of 20 soys. each, with 500 soys. added; the second horse to receive 200 soys., and the third 100 soy?, out of the stake. Dis tance, two miles. Mr C. McDonell's blk h Zulu, 4yrs., by Barbarian—Maiden Blush (sst. 71bs.) 1 Mr J. Morrison's br h The Czar, syrs., by Marquis—Dagmar, (Cst 91bs.) ... 2 Mr T. Ivory's b h Sweetmeat, 6yrs.. by Xattendon—Sultana (9st.) . ... ... 3 The other starters were : Wellington, Savanaka, First Water, Sir Modred, Suwar row, Lord Burghleigh, Odd Trick, Water loo, Bathurst, Canary, Wandering Jew, Trump Yoss, Darebin, Pawnbroker, Ban dalbion, Wheatear, Somnus, Orient, Pollio, Guinea, Carmen, Waxy, Greyhound, Santa Claus, Duchess, Cockney, and Oxalia. Somnu9, Sweetmeat (with which Mr Ivory had declared to win) and the Derby winner were the first to pet away, and for the first three-quarters-of-a-mile Somnus cut out the running. On entering the straight the first time round, Sweet meat, Waterloo, and Bathurst were almost racing neck • and - neck, the rc3t forming a compact rock. Near the Grand Stand, Santa Claus and Somnus were leading, followed hot by the first favourites and Wandering Jew. Near the-slaughter-yard, Zulu was first seen in the race. He there took the lead, with the Dunedin Cup winner close on his quarter, and Darebia, Carmen, and Waxy next. The latter took the lead near the hill, but Zulu's light weight enabled him to keep well forward. Coming up the straight for the last time, Somnus was called on, and came up with a rush, but Uarebm and Trump Yoas were beaten horses before the distance post was reached. Wheatear fell •just before the final struggle between Zulu and Czar. The former won by two lengths. The time 3mins. 32Jseca., is second best on record, Darriwell's time in 1879 having been 3mius. 30f sees. Just before the race, the only one of the horses mentioned iv the betting market was Sweetmeat, against which 12 to 1 was offered. The weather was splendid, and .upwards ot 100,000 people witnessed the race.

HISTORY OF THE PLACED HORSES,

Zulu was trained by Mr Lamond, of Sydney, and is a fine looking black horse by Barbarian by Maiden Blush. - His per formances in the past have been very creditable. The following is a summary of them :—He ran third to Grand Flaneur in the Mares Produce Stakes; second in the Welter Handicap, and second in the Rouse Handicap ; won the Paramatta Handicap and the Birthday Handicap two mouths agoatHawkesbury, and at the A.J. meeting the County purse of one mile and a quarter (7st 81bs) beating Warhawk, Brilliant, Lord Burghley, Gipsy, Cooper, Guinea, and eight others in 2 mine. 12 8-10 th sees. He ran nowhere in the Hawkcsbury Handicap, which was won by Trump Yoss, but was third in the Waverley Handicap, won by Creswick. Zulu also won the Squatters' Handicap, 1J mile, Soothsayer and Elastic being easily beaten, and was second to Waxy in the Sydney Handicap of a large field of horses, carrying Bst. Of the second horse, Czar, not much can be said. On turning to the Australian files we find him scarcely mentioned, or only in the train ing notes as having done a quiet gallop. Sweetmeat is one of the best hones on the Australian turf, and has been in constant work since 1878. Since then he has run 9 times first, 10 times second, and 4 times third, winning the Wagga Wagga gold cup, two miles (7st. lOlbs.); third in Champion Race; and second in the Australian. Cup and Melbourne Cup.

[KBUTBK'S TELEGEAMS.]

MELBOURNE, Tuesday.

In the race for the Melbourne Cup Soinnus cut out the running for the first three-quarters of a mile, followed by Tbe Czar and Zulu. At three-quarters-of-mile from home Zulu took the lead, and was never caught, winning the race by two lengths. Time : 3mins. 32Jsecs, The members of the bettiog ring win con siderably by Zulu's victory for the Cup.

Mr Knight, who acted as Auokland agent for Fleming and Stapleton's sweepß on the Mel bourne and" Canterbury races, received -the following telegram from Mr Fleming last night: " your tickets drew nineteen horses in Mel bourne Cue, five Derby, four in Canterbmy Cup, nineteen in Canterbury Handicap. There were 4,928 subscribers. Particulars by first mail." An Association telegram from Dunedin to-day says: "In Cameron's £5,250 sweep, the first urize goes to Christchurch, the second to Inver oargill, and the tbitd to Queenstown/S* k Winning numbers in Fleming and Stapleton's sweep:-Derby: 2601, Misfortune; 5091, Afßhau; 608, Revoke Filly; 4987, Beoky Bbarp; 2703, Yatarlno Filly. Welcome Stakes: 5156, Aids; 61*1, Kosemeith. Cup: 2717. Makatu; 4986, Peerees Colt. Christchurch Plate: 1551, Mata. Metropolitan: 4011. Mist; 601, Poet. C.J.C.: 3143, Kosoria; 5073, Hlnemoa; 5034, La Mode; 5022 Giiania; 2709. Grip; 2712, Borneo; 6457. Cassivelaunus; 4013, Syivanus; 4998, Somnns; 4979, Fleur de Lys; HBO, Badsworth; 437, Leveller.—w. Jobes, Tobacconist.

VOLUNTEER EFFICIENCY.

(To the Kditor.) Siß,-Thß Parihaka difficulty mar possibly bring us face to face with tha ugly fact that through laches in our volunteer regulations, the volunteers themselves—as a body —are in efficient for the field. The regulations reqoire the men to be taught the theory and praotice or their weapons by the army system, when all the time it is well known that from the want of trained teachers, from the time required, and in tnePaenceof an elaborate system of returns M nature, anil, for one, object <Mj, h£ v«*°n w £ h o' yearapast) to be in company, with men who woald* be as likely to T injure « "W°nr opposers. In conclusion, I may say, the iniua tive must ba taken by the Defence authorities, for it i3U ß ele33 trains? to the P«u-to? system bo prevalent in all volunteer matterg,—i am,«ft, OPt. 3lßt, 1861, J'c- S'

CORRESPONDENCE.

(To the Editor.)

SIR,—Mr T. W. Gudgeon has been pleased to write . a letter in . this morning's "Herald;" in which .he characterises my communication td the papers, and the charges bf negligence and mistakes on the part of the Government, as being electioneering dodges much more deserving of punishment "than certain actions which come within the scope of the Corrupt Practices Prevention Aot,1881." In my opinion it is much more probable that by telling the truth I am, to a certain ex tent, jeopardising my election, as standing up for the rights of the natives can hardly be called a popular ory—nevertheless I will, as far as is in my power, endeavour to repre* sent matters fairly between all parties concerned. With reference to my having unlimited powers as Commissioner —I had very ;nearly such from 1865 to the end of July 1869, as Civil Commissioner for the colony, and I challenge Mr T. W. Gudgeon to show any instance in which my actions brought the country into any difficulty with or into the contempt of the natives, or caused any trouble to the Government—on the contrary, by reference to the public re cords of the colony it will bo shown that during that period, and on several subse quent occasions, 1 have rendered material assistance by arranging questions likely to disturb the peace of the country. 1 in no way question the legality of tho confiscation of lands owned by -rebels. This was a necessity forced on the colony, and the policy thereof is not now to ba impugned, when so much has been accomplished under the authority of tno New Zealand Settlements Act but what I maintain is, that although we had a perfect right to take the lands of those persons of the aboriginal race who fought against us—we ought to have given due consideration and effect to the awards of our own tribunal (the Compensation Court constituted under the provisions of the New Zealand Settle ment Act), which were made in the favour of loyal natives at Taranaki. It is true that for a short time I held an appointment is Special Commissioner to inquire into un fulfilled promises, <&c, relating to the West Coast of the North Island, and although my powers were large, they were not unlimited, but the present Government took every care that they should npt be exercised by me, as they under the subterfuge that a man from the Otago goldfiields would be appointed in two or three weeks, and I could then return to my duties as special Commissioner, induced me to accept a temporary appointment as Resident Magistrate and Warden of Goldfields at Greymouth, on the West Coast of the Middle Island, consequently I never had an opportunity of attempting to finally settle the Parihaka-Waimate question. Sir Win. Fox by this morning's telegrams appears to have signified his approval of tho present action of the Government, which proceeding on his part is of rather a questionable character, as he is supposed to act judicially and impartially as between the Crown and the natives. I have no interest in a war, as none of my relatives are attached to the Armed Constabulary, and also have no de sire to force my opinions or ideas on the public, but from the position I have held with respect to the administration of native affairs, and from being a colonist of upwards of 36 years' standing, I deem it my duty to fearlessly state what I believe to be right, regardless of the consequences electoral or otherwise. We did not, at the time, acknowledge that Irish tenants had suffered any wrongs or had been oppressed by their landlords and middlemen, or that the Highland clans had to leave their homes in consequence of the lairds turning their smnll farms into sheep walks, but to-day we admit it, and have to legislate to remedy evils complained of by the industrial classes among the Home community. By the same rule many of us wish to mull blindly into war with Te Whiti, not reflecting that we may have been guilty of negligences, mis takes, and omissions, which a little further patience and straightforward dealing on the part of the colonial Government might avoid or remedy.

Mr T. W. Gudgeon's ideas about reserves, &c, appear to be rather confused; by study ing the question he may perhaps be able to understand tbat the reserves, proposed by the Koynl Commissioners, are altogether separate and distinct from the unsatisfied awards of the Compensation Conrt made in favour of loyal natives. As to Mr Parris, who I presume is alluded to as." Mr Such a One," and Major Brown, who, it may be assumed, is the person styled " Mr So and So" in Mr Gudgeon's communication, there is no difficulty in answering the question, "by what authority these offers were made'/" Reference to published memoranda and letters will plainly show tbat it was done by order of the then Native Minister (Sir Donald Mc- Lean). I am now invited to state how this very troublesome question may be peacefully settled. In my letter of the 27th ultimo published in tho " Herald " I endea voured to do so—and the more I study the subject the more firmly convinced I become that the Royal Commissioner has made a mistake in commencing with the Waimate and Farihaka investigations first; and delaying the arrangement of matters with the outside claimants, who were favourably inclined towards us, and could then have been easily withdrawn from the influence of To W liiti, and his immediate people of the Taranaki tribe.—l am, &c,

James Mackay.

T'llnujc^



Morse, who invented his telegraph, and Bell, the inventor of the telephone, both had deaf-mute wives. Little comment is necessary, but just see what a man can accomplish when everything is quiet. The total amount of salaries to be paid to the five mistresses of the Girls' High School, Christchurch, after January next will be £1,185, of which the first mistress will get £350, with 5s capitation fee, and the second £300.



Electoral. TO THE ELECTORS OF WAITE MATA. Gentlbmbn,— I respectfully solicit your suffrages at the forthcoming Election of a Member to represent yon in the General Assembly. I pledge myself to go to the Poll. Tour obedient servant, W. J. HURST. '.Shipping. •ufcSfc^ CITE AM TO TE AEOH A. AND 4s§gi|g|;O STANLEY LANDING. The as. KOTUKU Will leave for above on FRIDAY BVENING.- For freight apply to THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH. •syfe^-YTOKTHERN STEAMSHIP isSJJjjfc-Ll CO. (LIMITED). FOR RAGLAN. The f.s KOW E N A Will leave the Onehunga Wharf as above on FRIDAY, the 4th Instant, at 12 noon. For freight or passage apply at the Company's Office, (7, Qaeen-street, Auokland. Or to A. BARNES, Onehunga; A. MoGRKGOR, Manager. je.Mfc> XTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. (LIMITED). FOR WAITARA, The e.ts. MACGKEGOR Will leave the Onehunga Wharf as above TO MOKROW (Thursday), at 10 a.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Company's office, 67, Qaeen-street, Auckland; or to A. Barnes, One hunga.—A. MoGbbgob. Manager. Bankruptcy in oticee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN 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 Charles Norton Diokkn son, formerly of the City of Auckland, Engineer, bat now of Onehnnga, in the Provincial District of Auokland, New Zealand, Coachman, a Debtor. Notice is hereby Riven that it is the intention of the above named Debtor to apply to this Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY the 16th day of November, 1881, at the honr ot eleven o'clook in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be.heard in that behalf, for an order under the provisions of the 18ithseotion of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876 " that the said Ch&rloa Norton Diokenson be forthwith discharged from all debts, payable under the - Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for Debtor,



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WANTED, a General Servant; also, a Girl to take charge of ohlldren, sew, and do light work. References required,— Apply to Mra G. a. Jakins, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, at Bannnford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, smart, aotive Youth (14 to 16) for light work in gentle man's family. \\I ANTED, Employment by a Practical V t Gardener, by day, week, or otherwise; understands the management of grape vine, plain and ornamental gardening in all its branches.—Robert Layer, Seafleld View Road, Kybor Pass. . W" ANTED to Sell, a Rood, substantial Eight-room House, near Upper Queen- Btreet, freehold.—Apply to J. Kllyett, 141, Queen- Btreet; WANTED to Buy, lor Cash (cheap), a Large Minor's Fireproof Safe.—Address 'Safe.' this offloe. WANTED, Wor_; by the Day; wash ing, house cleaning; can cook plainly.— Apply to Servants' Hegiatry of Young Women's Institute. T\ r ANTED, a Respecrable Middle-aged »» Person as housekeeper; references required.—R. George, Butcher, Parnell. W "ANTED KNOW"N — A first-rate opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands the Fellmongery business.—Apply CD., ofßco ot this paper. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, inoludlngthe Ladies Stays for 3s 6d, at Dampior'a. WANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup plies Freßh Butter and Eggs.—Hendry fc Whltley, No. 1, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that yon can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golnfuto Mnnro and Mllligan. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—Hats, Flowers, Feathers, DreßS Pieces. Lustres. Stook- Ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—Q. Carter, Viotorla-atroot. ANTEIJ, the public to know that the Postponed Quoit Match for Silver Cup Will take plaoe on SATURDAY next, Novem ber sth, at the Ponsonby Club Hotel Quoit Ground. No entrance fee.—W. Stanford, Pro prietor. ■ . A »WANTED, at Hannatord's Auckland VV Registry, Queen and Darby -streots, single Farm Hands to plough and milk. WARTnu, orders tor our tamoua Trousers to measure, at 13a 6d; also, the wondrous 65a suits. Overcoats from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. PhilUpa', Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-street. WANTED, to Sell Out at once, pay my debts, and retire. A first-class oppor tunity now offers for two iud_Btrious, " sober, Young Men. No reasonable offers refused. J. Roblky, Grey-street. ANTED to Purchase, a really good young, sound, and staunch Draught Horse: one that oan shaft heavy loads.—W. Orowtner, Viotorla-street. ANTED, Purchasers ot Grains.— Apply Captain Coofc Brewery. ANTED KNOWN—"John Trege. noweth" will be performed in the Lome-street Hall, for the sth and last tuna, on SATURDAY next. Everyone should hear it. WANTED KNOWN —That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description Of Goods, with suporior Maohinery and despatch.—Works: Custom-house-street West. ANTED KNOWN-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLffiTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store in the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN—I shall open in a few days another Very Large Shop in Hohson-street, next to the one I used to 000-py.-W. H. Dampier WajSTED KJNOWJN—Xnat the INew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very euperior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abercrombie- Btreet, fourth shop from Symonda-atreet. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Freßh Bargains, including: Ladies' Camisoles for 2a 9d, at Dampier'a. W "ANTED KNOWN, that GEA.BY, Tailor, of Darby-street, la now offering to the Auokland public Choice West of England Cloths (thoroughly shrank). Tweeds, Mosgiels. A Perfecc Fit and the Latest English Styles warranted. Inspection invited. WANTED KNOWn, mat D. Goiaie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloea, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks. Palings .and Shingles, at Ms Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dook, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that purchased elsewhere ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Waiters, of Hobson-street, is now Bhewing the LATEST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladies will do well to call and see her recherche stook before purchasing. Ladies' Drees Caps. All Goods marked at Lowest Prices. WANTED KIN OWN—That William West, corner of Wyndham and Albert street, is prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branches of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good. Stock of Beech Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended to. - WANTED KNUWN-Fresh Bargains, including White Josephine Kid Gloves, la and Is Cd; at Dampier'a WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs JACK, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will call upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable servants,-Mrs Jacfc, Mount Eden Road, , ,



, ..•■«;',.. ~ XXT ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian 'V V Loan and Discount Agenoy's Advertise ment appears on 4th page. Othcolnmh. ■ W "ANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. Nj sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.-D. F. Kvsns, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-street. WANTED, the Public to Read my Advertisement on Front Page ot Stab. American Portrait Rooms, 13, Grey-street. V IT Aft TED~KNO WN. — Fireworks.— W D KVITT, Gunmaker, Queen-street, has Squlbsf RoVkets. fco. A liberal alWanco made to Storekeepers for cash.—D. avili, ioi, Queen-street;__ . ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. beg to Jntlmate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the premißos ately ocouplod 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 Latost Novelties-Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laoes, real and imitation. Ladies would do well to i/ive us an early call. No trouble to shew goods. Special attention is oalled to a lot of Spring Jackets, in light colours, selling at a great sacrifice—Dunne, HaU and Co. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including the fashionable Ombre Ribbon for 9d the yard, at Dampiera. ANTED, the Public to inspect H. Waite'B stook ot Baths. Toilet Cans, Slop Pails. Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, Inseot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, So., &o. H. Waite having fitted up his Faotory. and imported the latest maohl nery, is now able to keep a large stook Of the above on hand, and as everything is oomnwnced and finished on the premises, he oan Bell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony, H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waitk, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Station, High street. , WANXBU &.SX <j ffN-Goousons London Aroado is acknowledged to be the largest and mOBt magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony: in its arrangement, it stands unique (imitating none). All Goods are marked In main figures, at prices hitherto unknown Id Auokland. It is considered unnecessary to enumerate the varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established fact tliat the Novelty DepOt and Economical Kmporlutn of Auckland is the London abcmde, 148, Queen and Viotoria-streetß. Inspection invited, irres pective of purchases being made. See the Five Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduced Prices 1" and "Alarming Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office : 58, St. Mary Axe. ANTED KNOWN—That Thomas Hill has Opened a Warehouse in Purnell with a nice Assorted Stock of Ready-made Clothing and General Drapery. Having now over twenty years' experience in the above trade, and buying goods for cash only, I am in a position to glvs Extra Value. No second price. Terma—Cash.—Thomas Hill, Manukau Road, ParnelL WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. K. Lambert & Co. will Open an Auotlon Mart In Wyndham-ntreet. opposite tho Star office, on Saturday, the 20th inst., for tho Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con signees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice. WANTED KNOWN — Duty Free Goods. — Tho New Drapery House IS NOW OPEN. Don't buy till you have seen the New Stook of Dress Goods. Prints, from did; Galateas, from Ijd. Calicos, Sheet- Ings, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under clothing. Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, So. A good stook of Ladies'and Children's Costumes, Pinafores, Pelisaes, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &o. —Note.—l shall give the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods. A Circular will be sent out in a few days.—Brighton House, corner of Grey and Pltt-streeta. J. KandeU. WANTED, the Public to Save Money by purobasiog at Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse. Dress Beiges, from 4}d; c, splendid line or Blank and Colored Lustres at Is: Prints in variety, from 3}d and d}d; Plain and Colored Sateens, from Hid; 72 inch Sheetings, Is 3d; the beet value In town in Honoyoomb Quilts, from 4s 6d: Lace Curtains, 3a lid per pair; 3 yards long French Lace, 6s 9d; see our stook ot Cheap Hosiery; White Cotton Stookings, from 4d pair, splendid value at Is; our stock of Underclothing is marked, as all our other goods are, at lowest possible profit; a job lot of Thom son's Patent Corsets, 4b 6d pair, usual price 8a; onr Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, imported direct from Belfast, are a marvel ot cheapness, —Please note the address: Wia. H. Smith, 300 and 302. Upper Queen-streot, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. , WANTED, tho Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, Including Japanese Silk (different colours) for Is 6d, at Dampier'B. WANTED KNOWN.— Specialties at J. Green's:—2oo pairs Best-quality Two button Kid Gloves, dark colour, size 6 to 7, at 2s the pair, worth 3s: Men's Windsor Scarves, 6d eaoh; Men's Burlingtons, Is, worth 2s; Sewed Muslin, fid yd, also oix inches wide at is yd. best value in town; Boys' and Girls' Rush Hats, 6d to 9d; Cream-Net for hats and scarves, Sd yd; Muslin Worked Boarves, 93 ; Spoon Busks, 6d andfld; Stays, with spoon busks, 2s lid; Double Ruffle, 4id yd, very good value: Jersey Gloves, Is pair; Ploture Handkerchiefs, lid and 2d; Boys" Galatea Hatß, 8d; Boys' Reform Dux Collars, 8d box; Large White Handkerchiefs, 4d; Ladles' Fashionable Coloured Stockings in car dinal, wine, prune, &c, lOd pair; Men's Bocks. 3Jd; I .adica' Collarets. 7d to Is 3d; Cream-corded Silk Ribbon, 4d to 6d yd; Ladles' Night-Dresses, 3s9dto 7s; Embroidered Tucked Pettiooatintr, Is yd; Clarke's Rcolß, Is 9d doz; 50yds Silk Reels, 2d each, or assorted for dressmakers, Is 6d doz: Calico at reduoed prioea.-J, Green, 85, Victoria-Btreet. POTATOES! POTATOES'! POTATOES I WANTED KNOWN-Hsndby & Whites are selling the Island Lily cargo at 50b per ton, of 12 sacks to the ton, or 5s per Back. Firat-clasa sample; cannot be surpassed. STABLE MANUkE.—Wanted, some loads of clean and unmixed Stable Manure, to be delivered to Wm. McCallnm, Gardener. WanJalino, Park Road, near the Publlo Hospital. SPADESMEiN. -'■ Wanted, experienced Spadesmen.—Wm. McCallum, Gardener, Wandallne, Park Road, near Publlo Hospital. TO CLERGYMEN AND OTHERS.— Wanted to Sell " Neander'u Churoh His tory," 10 vols, Bonn's edition, new; leaves mostly uncut.-Apply " D," Star office. O BUTCHERS.—Wanted, strong Lad used to the trade.—Apply, at once, John Fobs, Grey-street . <g O DENTISTS. — Wanted, an Ex- J perienoed Ben oh Hand; wages, £4 a-week. —Apply to Mr Tyndall, Surgeon Dentist, Groy streot. _ PPRENTICE TO A DENTIST.— Wanted, by Mr Tyndall, Dentist, Grey street, an Apprentice. Premium no object to a lad of respectable connections. TO MERCHANTS.—A Gentleman, at present on the road, will be glad to under take any Commissions. Distriot travelled, the North ißland. First-class references.—Address Box 159. , uraperv. -K[EW DRAPERY AND CLOTHING _I 3( ESTABLISHMENT. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC! JOHN LECK •; (Late Managing Partner of Somerfield & Leek), Begs to announoe that he will OPEN in the Premises lately occupied by Mr. W. Rattray, with an ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING, ON FRIDAY, November 4th. The WHOLE STOCK has been PURCHASED with great care, and ia SPECIALLY SUITED for the AUCKLAND TRADE. NEW CLOTHING I NEW DRAPERY! AND FANCY GOODS 1 A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF DRESS MA f*E RIALS. The Advertiser hopes that bis long experience in the Trade will be a guarantee that he will SELL NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS GOODS, and at PRICKS which wiU DBF* COMPiTITIOtf. He hopes to be favoured with a visit from all his old Customers, and has no doubt that he will I give them every satisfaction. | N.8.-Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on the shortest notice by First-class Tailors, JOHN LECK, Draper, Clothdsr, and Outfitter, Opposite the Bank ot New Zealand, QUEKN-STREET, AUCKLABD, ~A h Ju E A R L V AT THE GENUINE CHEAP SALE OF DRAPERY AND MILLINERY. Remember all Goods are marked in Plain , Figures, FOR SIX WEKKB ONLY. E, HOLLOWAY. BVONPORT.—ViIIa Sites on easy terms.—Apply to R. M, Stark.



i >:.^<.vu- t v.-..t...'-'.To.'Jjet. ■■-- ■ -:'^>L ■ TO LET,' in Epsom, a House of five rooms.—Apply to William Hogg, Grocer, etc., Newmarket. TO LET, a Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room; also, a Furnished Bed-room with use ot kitohen.—Apply 141, Victoria-street West. _. TB\O LET, 3-roomed Cottage, large gar i. den | rent, 0a 8d per week; Brown-street, Ponsnnby Road.-Apply J, Williams, Tailor, Viotorio-streeti mo BE~LET, a 6-roolned House in Sale- JL street, overlooking the Bay.five minutes' walk from wharf j three fireplaces and good well.—Mr Braba-on, Wellington-Btreet. TO LET, 5-rooraed Cottage, Ponsonby Road, corner Of Clarenoe-street; recently done up: tank, well and colonial oven.—Apply Mrs Parker, next door, mo LET, a Store In Fort-street, two I. doors oast Customhouse Hotel, containing shop and back room, suitable for an offioe or otherwise.—Apply to G. Brown, care of Messrs J. Cosgrave & Co., Queen-street. r J lO LET, a 7-roomed House, with every I. convenience, detached wash-house and copper, in Regent-street, Grafton Road.—Apply Fi G. Ewington, Queen-street. TO LET, handsome new thop and con venient Dwelling of 5 rooms, in a thickly populated and ri»ing suburb. A splendid open ing for a young beginner, or as a branch estab lishment for a ohemist, stationer, or milliner; alao a good position for a boot and shoe Bhop. Rent, only IBs per week.-D, F. Evans. Kstate Agent. Queen Btreet. ■ i no LET, Shop and Dwelling, Karanga- I bape Road, Newton ; largo allotment at rear in garden, etc.] stable, tank, well, and other conveniences,-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET,2 or 3 Kooms, furnished or un ' furnished, with uso of kitchen.—Apply this office. rtiO LET, a Fruit and Greengrocery Business, 1 for a term, in a good position, doing a good trade.—H. Partington, Stlohbury's Buildings, Queen-street. \SHOP to Let in Princes-street, lately occupied by E. Percy, Baker.—Apply to Btona Bros. m vov tsaie. FOR SALE, 100 Acres First-class Land, situated in the Raglan district. Favour able terms can be arranged.—Apply T. Harkie, High-street. FuR SALE (Cheap), a Taylor's Sewing Machine—hand and treadle—in good order. —Apply at this office. OR SALE, an Everybody's Waggon, newly painted by Cousins and Atkins, also two Maohinea for chimney sweep.—Apply to James Murry, Woet Qneen-Btreet. IJI OR SALE, the Lease of a Baker's Shop * and Oven.—Apply to P. Heath, Wakefleld- Btreet. ■jiOR SALE, Farm of 25 Acres fine P Land, in good grass and in crop, and orohard of 150 choice fruit trees, fenoed and divided; good House and out-buildings. Bounded by fresh-water creek; 20 minutes \ walk from Railway. A bargain—£2lo. Easy terms.—T. Ueuher, Stiohbury's Buildings, Queen street. ■jiOR SALE (very cheap), a First-class, J? Double Dwelling-house in Viiioent-atreet; the two houaea contain 12 rooms, and could be easily made into one largo dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot ment.—Apply on the premises, Henderson and Spraggon, Vincent-street. OR SALE icneap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, 100 acres really aood land; Lot No. 28, Wairau, 40 acres superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Moil's land, Mangawal; Lot No. 9, U'oka Toka, 79 acres good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c. Fort-atreet. |fOR SALE, the Lease and Goodwill of 17 the Metropolitan Dining Rooms, now doing a good business.—Apply at tho Dining Rooms. ITIOR SALE, now landing, ex Annie V Wileon, 50 tons Superfine Flour.—Apply to W. Dowden. Anotloneer. IJIOK IMMEDIATE SALE, in the city, I? two well-butlt Houses, corner of Vornon and Sale-streets, in good order.—H. Partlngtop. OR SALK. in Ponsonby, a comfortable Four roomod House, with large workshop; two allotments, frontages to Spring and ONoll streets. TTiOR IMMEDIATE SaLB, in Rokeby-streetl J? off Upner Queen-street, a Six-roomedHouße in good order.—H. Partington. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Water street, off Mount Eden Road, 3 allotments, 75 x 100! must be sold; 253 per foot.—H. Partington. ij\Oit SALE, 413 Acies Good Land, V witi'ln 1J milos of HelensvUle Railway Station, well watered, eminently adapted for fruit-growing. Bush and open hind. Price, fla per acre.—Apply to J. A. "Walker, Helensville or to W. MoLeod, at De Thierry's office, High, Btreet, Auckland. - |nOK SALE (o bargain), a nice farm of JP 150 Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Sheds, &c, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There la also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only 14 miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent. Fort-street. B/\OK SALE, Chimney Bars, 2a 6d each. V i). Hyauiaßon. Rangemaker, foot of stone tops, Durham-street. FOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buohanan, Custom-house-street^ D "WON PORT. — For Sale, on easy terms, about 2 acres and 27 perches of Good Land near Mount Victoria, with New Five-roomed Cottage thereon.—Apply to Geo Eibbin, Auokland, or Oliver Mays, Devonport. ij^OK SALE, the yacht " Toy " with full JT gear.—Apply C. Bailey, Boatbnilder. QUBURBAN RESIDENCE.—For Sale— O A uommodions and pleasantly situated Family Residence at Kpßom, containing 20 rooms, all in the most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large ooach-house, and other conveniences; together wit a 11 acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, and paddooks. Dard to inspect, and further information may beobtained.onappH^to^^ Or, W. AITKEN, Tn O" X" S3 A^ L E. Mortgages of £180 and £140, bearing interest at 10%; seven years to ran. , Also, House and 43 acres, together with four town ship allotments adjoining, all situate between the Aratapu and Kopuru Saw-mills, and having frontage to Wairoa River. Having a plentiful Bupply ot pure spring water, this property is eminently adapted for a Bite for brewery, hotel, store, or any manufacturing business. The main road from Hokianga, via Dargaville, terminates at this point.—Apply Metoalfe and Hill. 29. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. T> O M S O N B Y. FOR SALE,;': 3 Magnificent Building Sites, 132 x 264; £175 eaoh. "'.?_::-.:, 3 Magnificent Building Sitae, 132x261; £125 eaoh. ?u -ijji.'. . . 3 Magnificent Building Sites, '^arßfleld sfieet, 66x200; £120 each. :£«•*• ( 3 Magnifloent Building Sites, Eramett street, 66 x 160; £100 each. ;:-j a 1 Magnificent Building Site, Curran-street, 72x117; £110. 1 Magnlfloent Building Site, corner Curran and Emmett-streets, 70 x 117; £140. The above are the best value in Ponsonby, and can only be offered at above prices for a short time, and if- not sold they will be withdrawn. t Terms: Very liberal. Apply to THOMAS MELVILLK, Accountant, High-street, Auokland. ~T RARE CHA N C fi. ONLY £200 CASH REQUIRED FOR A CAPITAL PAYING BUSINESS. For particulars apply THOS.,,F. BOYLAN, HIQH-STREBT. U S T LANDED, IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CANTERBtfRY POTATOES, Fresh from pit. G. S. JAKINS, CUSTOM-HOUSK-STKEET. _Grpcerß and Tea Dealers. IHDIA AflU CHINA TEA L WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VICTOEIA-STREKT. Owing to the late Fins in Queen-street, and consequent loss ot outlet for my large bonded stook ot Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to soil a quantity of the latter at a price which, though 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 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, or 5s per bundle of 25. In Teas I have Borne of the choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from is 8d and upwards are nowjjareinlly blended with "Very Strong" and "High-olass FJavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement ' will I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the poorer class, as especially is it true this seaßon that they show batter value in the cup tnan ordinary China alone. , ft ■ lOlbs of Gooa Kalsou Congou for .. _. 14s 2d AlGood China Tea .. -. » ~ « °a Strong DarjeeUng Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea Extraordinary," a thorough eoono mio tea, with Assam flavour .. .. 2s " Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and pungent—DarjeeUng kind .. _ 2s 6d " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" .. „Ss Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 245, 265. and 28s per box. FEEDK. WffITBHEAI), Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. 95. Tlctoria-st.. Anoklan 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 3 THE LIQUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALHB, ETC., ROAT', PABNEH.,



■ ; Personal. IF Mhs, DAVIS does not call and pay her board, &c, to Mrs. Johnson, Chapel-street, her box will be cold. , ■ juosc and. J3'onno. LOST, on Thursday night last, between tha Theatre Rojal and Vincent-street, a Gold Brooch (castle and key, with motto).—The finder will be rewarded on returning same to Oonplana fe Co., Queen-street. T OST, a Sash and Door Company's JLJ Cheque with order attached. No. 902. £32 133 Sd; payment stopped. A reward will be paid on delivery at this office. LOST, yesterday afternoon, between Horaon-street and Cuatora-housp, Quartz Stone from watch-Ruard. —Finder will be re warded on leaving same at thia office. LOST, yesterday, between Freeman s Bay and College Hoaa, a Man's Blastio Boot.— Anyone returning the same to Mr Tait, Upper Union-street, will be rewarded. LOST, on Friday, 21st, between fcJood son's and McKato's a. Lady's Qold Watch and Chain.—Finder will be rewarded on leav ing sama at G. W. Owen's. Qaeen-Btreet. 1 f\ REWARD. — Lost, on Saturday JL"- last in or near the Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, a Masonto Ring.—The finder return ing it to Mr Jas. Willis, will receive the above reward. IjIOUND, a sum of money in the STAB JL' Office.-Apply publisher. "VTOTlCE.—Strayed into my farm, at J_l Titirangi, a Light Bay Draught Horse; white star on forehead ■no visible brand. Owner can have the same by defraying ex penseH.—Jno. M. Crown, 'i'itiraugi, 2ad Novem ber, 1881. •f Board ana Kesulence. BOARD and Residence for single gentle men ;if permanent, 183 per week.—W. D. Dallen, Confectioner. Queen-Btreet. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for two Single Gentlemen, In a private family in Hobson-street. No children. — For further particulars, address H.M., this offlcs. OARD and Residence for two respect able young men.—Apply to John Dinnlson, Grocer, Newmarket. , /ToVERNOii BROWNE HOTEL, \JC HOB3ON-BTRBET. Board and Lodoinu _..20s per Week SINQLB KOOM „..__. -...258. Meettnga. 4 NCIENT OKDER OP f^mm?wi§!k< iJ*^ shepherds. ra§?^TO«O&i Menibera of the Ancient raErSSllPr'fflv Order of Foresters, are horeby ims/Bf&tißtt notified that a Sanctuary of tjo flllßMlOT_s I above Order wiU be formally Y.lS«ffi!iS2!?aJ opened THIS (Wednesday) u«a!SE» B$«_»» kV E NIN G November 2nd. at 7.30 o'clock, in the Alexandra-street schoolroom. . . . Intending Members are requested to provide themselves with certificates of good health, from the Burgeons of then" own Courts. Further information may be obtained from any Member of the Executive, or * FRED CHRISTMAS. ■ . . Sec. to Executive. "a UCKLAND UNITED BRlCK _t__ LAYERS' LABOURERS SOCIETY, A Special Meeting of the above Society will be held at the Working Men's Club THIS EVENING, at 7.30 p.m. Every Member is requested to attend. By order of the President. B. STUBOH, Secretary. AITEKAURI EXTENDED LICENSED HOLDING, WAITS KAURI. A Meeting of the Shareholders in the above Claim will De held at the office of the under signed, Shortland-stieet, Auckland, on TUES DAY next, the Bth mat,, at 2 o'clock p.m. Business :) To consider the sadvisability of Forming a Company, Adopting Rules, Election of Directors, and any other business that may be brought forward. F . A . WHITH , Sec. pro tern. Auoklana, 2nd November. ISBI* CHRISTIANS' MEETING - HQO'SE;' Cook-street,—Mr A..8. Maston wlU'ore'aoh To-morrow Kvening, at 7.30. Subjects "What to do to be Infallibly Sate." •".. : . , OLY TRINITY CHURCH, Devon port.—A Recital of Saored Musio will be given in Holy Trinity Church,, Devonport, on FRIDAY next, 4th November, at 8 o'clock p.m. Mr Gordon Goooh- and several Ladles and Gentlemen from Auckland'twill assist. An offertory will be made to defray expenses. v_a X> OVAL ALBERT, L. O. L., No. flj§_n XV 2.—A SUPPER, to Celebrate the Sr**ff Unforliko of the New Banner, —"■"**■■ will be held at Mr Mann's Rising Sun Hotel, Newton, on FRIDAY EVENING, the 4th of November, 1881. Supper on the table at 8.30. Tickets, 53. ■ Corporation JSToticeß. pill Ol AUCKLAND. DRAINAGE AND FORMATION WOBKS, KLLIOITSTKKET. * y' r FORMATION WORKS, DPPBE TJNION-STKEET. The City council will receive Separate Ten ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, November I 3rd, for works as above, in terms Of specifica tions, plans, and conditions at the office of the City Surveyor, City Counoil Chambsre, High-street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed respectively for the work tendered for. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, October 25.1881. ( .._.;. ,' Tenders. i i : : TM-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COAL SUPPLY, 1882. Hallway Department, Wellington, 11th October, 1881. Tenders willbereceiveduntilNOONof TUES DAY, 22nd November, 1881,-for the Supply and Delivery of Coal and Coke for the New Zealand Railways. They must be addressed to the General Manßgerof New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for Coal." 1 Specifications can be seen, and forms of tender Obtained, at the offices of the Railway Managers at Auckland, Whangarei, Napier. Wellington, Wanganui, New Plymouth, Nelson, Picton, Greymouth, Westport, Chrißtohurob, Dunedin, and Invercargill. .... , ~, Telegraphic tenders will be received if pre sented at any Telegraph Offioe by NOON o£ the same date, provided that written tenders in due form are lodged at a Railway Manager's office by the same hour. The lowest or any tender will not necessarilybe accepted. j. p. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways. rrT o pa i n te r s ■ Tenders will be received until noon of Satur f day, the sth instant, for Painting and Papering I House in Grafton Road. Specifications at my Office. W. H. SKINNER, Architeot. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon of THURBDAY,the 10th instant, for Alterations to Premises in Wakefleld-street. Plans, &c, at my office, gueen-ateeet.^ ■ ■ - ■ Architeot. np O C A R P is N r E RS. Tenders will be received until 4 o'clock on THURSDAY. November 3rd, for Additions to Crown Boot Faotory, Grey street. Apply at the Faotory between the hours ot 2 to 4 o'clock p.m. 6aohd^ PRINCE ft DAVY. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until noon ot the Bth inst. for Additions and Sundry Works to Grey hound Hotel, Queen-street. R. KEALS & SON, Architects, N.Z. Insnrance Buildings. ' nn O B D 1 L X) E R S. Tenders will beTeoeived until FRIDAY, November 4. at 12 o'clock, for Additions to Charlemont Hotel. Apply at my.office, Stottad^tree^ Architect. rT»O BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received until 4 o'olock p.m., on THURSDAY. 3rd November next, for the Erection of a Cottage at the Mauku. Plans at my office, Queen-street,' , HENRY G. WADE, Architect. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of WED NESDAY, November 16, 1881. for the Erection and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. EDWARD BARTLBY, ■ ; \ ■'"■"'■ •' • Aroliiteot. lf\ O BUI hD E RS. Tenders will be receiveduntil noon of TUES DAY, November Bth, for the Breotion and Com pletionofTwoViUasinWeUingon^-t ■■,;'■' . Architect. mo CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. Tenders will be received np to noon on THURSDAY, the 10th day of November next, for the Erection of a Residence near the Rail way Station, Remuera. Plans, &c, at my office, 4, Hoffmann's Buildings, Queen-street. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. Ootober 23,1881. 1-m/fUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest JJ/X. Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Auck land Mosio W arebouse.



Fabliis, Notices. ."/:" TESTATE OF KUMMERSCO. The BOOK DEBTS purohasedj by me, and assigned by the Trustees, are now payable at my office, Fort-street (late Summer & Co.) All parties indebted to the Estate are requested to settle their respective accounts without delay. ' : ■ ' S. P. HABJES. Auckland, 28th October, 1881. WE, Trustees of the estate of Kammer and C0.,-request that the Book Debts purchased by Mr Simon Pbtkb Habjes, and assigned by us to him, be paid without delay to that gentleman. (Slßned) '3&5533&. Auokland, 28th October, 1881. -vr o T I c E. I have to inform the Public of Auckland and Suburbs that I am Btlll carrying on the Business of Wine and Spirit Merchant, also Bottler of Ale and Stout, viz., Invercarsill and Dunedin brews' of the best XXXX, and shall be happy to supply all my old customers on the most liberal terms.—M. Whitb, Hobson's Buildings, Jfort . street, I "TMTOUNT EDEN DOMAIN BOARD. Notice is hereby given that Mr H, M. Ehep* herd has ceased to have any right to take or authorise any persons to take scoria ash from the Pit known as the Government Pit at Mount Eden. All persons taking suoh ash, unless with the permission of the Board, will be prosecuted as trespassers. Permits may be obtained from Mr Robert Markham on the ground. By order of the Board, -i ■ T. THOMPSON, . . ■ Chairman, Dated Ist day of November, 1881, •■ "■DKETT'S A LMANAC, 1882, Persons wishing to Advertise in BRETT'S ALMANAC for the ensuing year will please send in Copy at once to Stab Office, Wyndham street, Auckland, ALPHONSO SMITH » LAND AGENT, WHAHCIABEI. HATES, BENTS, AHD DEBTS COLLECTED, FOR SALE: Lots at Grahamstown, Wan«arol, and Kamo. Farms-at Pama Bay, Mangatapere, Rna tangata, Tamaterau, Waikeikel, Manato, Ma ngapai, Tauraroa. and Rnarangi. ' W. ALPHONSO SMITH, Land Agent, Wangarei. rriflH NEW BUILDx'NG SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVU)ENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND.,.-. r., , . ■ '.' . CORNBR OF "., QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANE. Allolasses are Invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest remunera ive. i LOANS granted on eeourlty of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, &c, in sums of £20 to £5000, repay* able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments:— ■ - ■ • Repayments Per Repayments Per xtending over Week, extending over Week s. d. s. d. 8 years .. 15 10 7 years .. 8 6 i years .. 12 6 8 years .. 7 8 S years .. 10 6 10 years -. 6 3 ' SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weesly payment, or the whole sum may be paid oil at any time—the Society grant ing liberal discount. ■ ■ GEORGE FRASER.' Manager. O GROCERS ' AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS. JUST LAND" ED, Ex 'LOOH Cbbb, and ON SAIiE by the undersigned, . CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID RENNET EXTRACT. ' ! CHR. HANSEN'S LIQUID ; CHEEsE COLOURING. These Preparations are used in most of the Leading Dairies of Europe and America, and are also now muoh in request for their excellent qualities by the Dairy Farmers in the Southern Districts of this Colony. BABER AND RAWLINGS, FORT-STREKT, WHOLESALE! AGENTS FOB AUCKLAND. MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angelo Forrest, Auckland Music Ware house, Queen-street. • JUST RECEIVED, a Stock of English Lever and Waltham Watohes. If you want to secure a good one cheap, get one from me.—Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. COKE. ftff-,■ O X E. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Win. Deliver this very ocono n mical fuel in quantities to suit g . > householders, at the following H m rates for plaoes within one mile g 2 of the Works; longer distances . § a ■ .to In proportion :— . B. d. Per sack, 3 bushels ~ 1-6 .■;:;■,.; ssaoka _ .. „ .. _ .6 3 I 0 Bacfes,oriton .. _ .. 11 6 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. .. ~ 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. Tt & H» Cook c, FURNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, *, 123, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We Invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle nren about-to furnish to our Large and Well eeleoted Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun jmndb for Verandahs: Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spbing Mat tbabsks, of superior quality, at reduced prioes; a large assortment of Cane seatedChaira, Veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patent Spbing Rollrb Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with 'late Glass Panels; Marble-top Wash stands; some Very Superior Bedroom Suites, in Mottled Kauki ; Toilet Ware, superior double sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin. Heabth eugs, in White, Blaok, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental fibre Mats just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; first-class Haib Mattrassbs. The greatest attention paid to the paoklng and forwarding of orders from our country, cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post freo on application. Liberal Discount' to Cash Purchasers. All Goods delivered free in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE.^EDDg & G jg] AND CARPET ' 123, QUEBN-STBEKT, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. £»t 4% TO *1000 LENT on Building 3W LvF Sooiety principles, or on other terms o quit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See iiißt of Properties for sale on fourth cage. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited or Investment. —C. Williamson, i Land, Estate and Financial Asent, Vulcan Lane. S. E. H UGHE"' JUNiO^ House, land, Estate, and Financial ageht abd valuer, Vulcan Lane (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-olass Security ;. . . Mortgages and Loans negotiated ■ Rents and Interest collected. Insuranoes Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to £1200 ! ;' r Building Allotments In Suburbs, from £10 eaoh Country Land, from 5a per acre . „ , Wanted, Allotments at Stokes's Point, Mount Bden, Whau, and Kemuera ", Persons wishing to acquire property are In vited to inspect mv Lists. XT E W POTAX OE SJ J3I NEW POTATOES 1 From this date II shall have a regular supply of First-class Ne* Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market rates. ' ' HARRY CANHAM, High-street. October 19th 183 L . ' T>RO BONO PUBLICO. THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY'S FREE ART UNION PRIZES i. consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and' other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket in the above will be given with every Sitter. 800 Members wanted. Cartes de Viaito, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen.- Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street,—C, H. MONKTON, Manager. ,Twp' '-■' o t i: c c. LOOK~OITT FOB MY WATCH ADVERTISEMENT, With Price List, as soon as my New Stock arrives. : 20 % less than any House in New Zealand. *. H. LEWISSON. : ■S . ' ' .'-■■ .■ ■- ' i. " .■■:■.■■'.: :■■.



Pnblio Notioea. rVT'-. O.; .;,,/T.v I,C; ■%• All Overdue Acoounta payaWo to the late firm of i , - ■. v - -, ..-,., RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN ■ . are requested to be settled without delay. Snob accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novom ber, 1881, will be handed to mr solicitor tot recovery* > , : ICUVY WILLIAM R. BRIDGMAN Auckland, Nov. V1881.fi; EVJKKY One with £3 10s ready cash can get a good all wool Suit to measure at J Williams's, People's Tailor, Victoria-street. mHE AUCKLAND TIME TABLE, PUBLISHED THIS DAY. AT Alii STATIONKB&-. " * PKICE:-ONE PENNY.,/ TO-fcE WCAS TL E COAL. The WILD WAVE havlngpupaok to New- Bastle disabled, the S^BN has b^nchartered to take her place, meanwhile NEWCASiidS OOAIiS may be had at our yards. Also, . ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest, Rates, Delivered in Town or Country. f W. & G~WINSTONE. TCROW, of Otahuhu, has a superior • Ball and a first-class Boar Fig tor use. Terms 5s each at time of service. _. TTVOCK RECLAMATION CONTRACT" Masters of Vessels, Boatmen, and otters are hereby Cautioned to keep Outside the-Red Buoys now marking the limits of this contract. HUNT & WHITE, Contractors. ■*■ .. ENGLISH MAIL.—N.Z. FernH, Moss, and Seaweed mounted on Christmas or New Year Cards, from Is to 10s. Come early and choose.-D. S. Chambers'. Kern Depot, 310. Queen-street. EVO.NPOKT.—A. Deans, lately in the employ of Duder Bro2,will call-tri weekly with hia goods. m yET EKIN AR V NOT! CX I desire to inform my customers anil the pdf lie that my charges for attendance and medicine are greatly reduced. Town Visits. 2s; Suburbs, SSi . MAX BCHMIEDEL, Hobson-street. jDT UGH K. GIL MO U R -. . : ' (Late Thomas J. Harbntt), . :; Q-. S T E'AM B R'U SH, PORTABLE FOEQB, AND BELLOWS FACTORY,,, . ' VIOTOEIA-STEBBT EAST,' * ; i | i[ Anokland.' :, -- •',.,-.:'■ jo; TCTEW BUT C EBB'S SHOP. J, H. GARRETT. ButCHKB, Intimates to the residents of Eden Terrace, and the surrounding distrlote, that he will on Tnurs day next commence business as Bntoner In tte> Premises just below the Kdeu Vine Hotel. Only First-class Meat will be kept, and attlw loweßC possible price. Families waited upon fororders. ..- ■,-■>♦■„ ■ HA. 0 0 L S OiH • Begs to inform the Auokland Pubuo that he has NOW OPENED one'of those ■ ■ New Shops in Viotokia-stbeeit as , ■ STATIONER, BOOKSELLER^ETO., With a varied assortment of Firßt-class Goods at very moderate prices. An Early Inspection Invited. . . #1 0 N D U R A' N ;QT 0. . Thb Latest and Bkst BLOOD AND LIVBR; AIiTBItNAII7B,r A Bpeoiflo In all Skin Diseases; A* '' v Read the Circular and Analysia round every - , .. -.-,/ BOttte. ', ■ ,r,_ ;r ; |< ' To be procured everywhere. ESIGHS FOR ST. HELLER'S BAY PIER. Tha Time for receiving Designs has been EXTENDED to noon of MONDAY, Novem ber 7tb. . , The deDth of water reauired at low water la reduced fcom 8 feet to 3 feet^ TA J O H < iu'f . Bees to inform the inhabitants of Auck land and Jto vicinity that he has opened, a. HAIRDRESSER'S SHOP ■ in a part of the premises well-known-as». w. Ukslop, Engineer, ' VICTORIA-STREET, ■\ Opposite tlze Royal Mail Hotel, Auckland.; / Hairdrbssing: Mb'n, 6d; Boia,3d. v ■ *•'' li >> ■/,'. Sporting., a- ;> 1 MELBOURNE CUP.—I will receive and pay for Jos. Gallagher over the ■■?' above event,at TattersaU's Club This Evening. M. GALLAOHER. "" f'< W. S. COCHBANB.I, 1- IJA3. DAOEB FREDATT, NOVEMBER 4., '; ( HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 10 PIANOFORTE, <U m! YACHTING PiCTURESJ' riIHE subscribers will sail, at their Rooms, _L Fort-street,; ; on, Friday, dth instant, at 11 O'olOOk,' ,~ '..iv ' . 8 ,'..r.-'. ■■■;■'.;'■ ~' V LL1 n. £ % GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Pianoforte, rosewood case: > Couches, Chalra, Wardrcrtra, Couch and i i nsii ,Cbair», r , Whatnots, ( Fancy Tables. > 3 % i Carved Brackets, Hat Baobs'OU Paint-: ' v ']■ mg, "Moonlight," in'; handi^me gllfc .. "" " frame; Yachting Pictures,,belnn repre sentations of celebrated English Yachts ; "■»'■'' Photographs,' sea snbjeotjtj'iOllolotHj Carpet, Tables, Fenders,-Iron and: Wood . Bedsteads, Spring and other Mattreaaes t i ~„ Palliasses, Bedding, Chests. Drawers, V. ■ r Mirrors, Waßhstands ana Watt; Kitonen ' Utehsils,'Btoveß,Tubs,DreMer/aw;-. • . Also,. Ice Ohest, Tobacco Cutter, Sewing Maohines, Office Desbfi,&o. .-,".,.- , v ,- _i ■-; In the Estate of William Bell, deceased: Confectionery Machines, Furniture, Cloth ing, See, / SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. ' ■; ; ■ :-• " . . . /.MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7/"" By Order of the Registrar of the Supreme Court. CARBINES & TAYLOR a AYE received instructions to soil by auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, at 12 o'clock noon, on Monday 7th November '" ALLOTMENT No. 117, of Seotion No. 16, Suburbs of Auokland, containing. 9 acres 3 roods mi 30 perohes, situate- at Bemuera, with the Butoher's Shep and Dwelling-house thereon, formerly ;,".;. occupied by Albert Smith, and now in - the occupation of i William ' Adsook; subject to a first mortgaee, „■ ; . 'Terms as per Conditions of Sale, at the oHlojb of Mesara Connell and Cooper, Solioltors. Volcan Lane; and at the Mart on the day of sale. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. m X A,D, B " -S-;a,L ( E' ■ 5 of ;. ■■ 4§ trunks new seasonable BOOTS ANIJ SHOES; - Soon as Landed ex Btraoathro. GABRIEL LEWIS, , f■~ ' t " Auctioneer. . l!i" - .:: _-_-l— #- PRELIMINARY NOTICE. . NEXT WEEK. m R A D E S A ,L: J5 • : - - -of _:■"" <& PACKAGES OF. SUMMER " . .; dLQTHING. Partlonlore in future iaue. GABRIEL. LEWIS, , ; , Auctioneer. , JObciimied on PourttiiPiiafß.} '