DECLAMATIONS OF THE POLL.

WAITEMATA,

THE oflicial declaration of the poll for the district of Waitcmata was nlade at the Devonport Hall at 7 o'clock: last evening.

Mr Seaman, Returning Officer, said that he was not altogether satisfied with the result of the polling, for, notwithstanding that sixteen separate polling places bad been Established, and that them were 190$ electors 6a this roll, of which, 1494 coilld and should have voted, only 807 actually caino forward, Tlie remit of the polling was: For \V. J. Hurst, 566; for E. W. Alison, 241. Majority for the former, 325. He therefore declared Mr W, J. Hurst duly elected to represent the district of Wnitemata in the Parliament of New Zealand.

Mr Hurst rose to addreßS the meeting. He considered it a great honour to be the representative of such a largo and influ ential district as AVaiteinata. On auother occasion he would explain the cause of the small number of votes polled, but at the same time he thought country districts should be able to return a member with less people than town districts. During the election he had guarded himself against making allusions to his opponent, his only desire being to obtain the feeling of the people. He wished to return thanks to his supporters, and as tor those who opposed his election, he hoped that[bcforc the next parliamentary terra had expired, they would see that in the prcseut instance the majority had judged correctly. (Applause.) Mr Alison being absent, Mr Hurst moved a vote of thanks to the Returning Officer, which having been duly accorded, Mr Seaman replied, stating that as far r a possible he had endeavoured to make the roll complete. He had consulted the Colonial Secretary a* to the subject of placing qualified persons on the roll with out being requested to do so, aud was in formed that it was his duty to make the roll as complete as possible.

This concluded the proceedings, and the electors dispersed.

FRANKLIN NOItTH.

The formal declaration of the poll for Fraukliu North took place this morning ia the Otahuhu Publio Hnll> between -10 and GO poisons being present, Mr W> Shsnaghau (Ke* ,qing Officei1) after opening the proceeding!) in dim form, announced the icmilt 01 the polling to haVe been as follows :— Uarrio. Huofc- Luko. Gordon. land, OtAhuhu.. ..83 101 103 7 MlUiKoro.. .. 15 58 1 — Howlok .... 62 32 10 1 Turanga.. ..3 8 7 — Papakura Valley 17 3 * — Wolroa .. 53 31 13 - Papakura -.. 62 fO 10 - Walheko.. ..3 19 1 - Totals .. 323 321 151 8 informal Votes: OUbUhu, 3; Msngore, 2; Howlolc, 2. I Majority for Harm, two votes. Ho . tbcretore declared Major Harris to be the | representative in Parliament for Franklin North. (Applause.) Major Harris thauked the electors sincerely for the position in which they had again placet! him. Yet lie was not so proud of the result as ho would bo it it had not meant that three other candidates had thus been placed lower than himself on the poll. For those gentlemen he had the greatest respect, and he would very much rather have fought three strangers than them. Ho claimed his return as a great victory. He had been closely ran, and if he had come out " right side uppermost" he bad to thank for it those true and staunch friends who, regardless of cither time or trouble, and, in many cases, regardless too of their own interests, had done as much for him as if he had been one of their nearest and dearest relatives. He was pleased to know that there were men go ardently devoted to the Liberal cause as to exert thernsclvoH so indefatigably for its furtherance. He thanked both those who had voted for him and those who voted against him, for the latter might be com pared to the brake of a locomotive, and consequently had a very important i unction to perform. By looking sharply after the representative, they made him wireful of his actions in Parliament, obliged him to come before bis constituents frequently, and caused him to keep pace with the advancement of the times. He thought that hitherto he had kept pace with this advancement, and he accepted the renewed expression of their confidence in him as a proof that he thought aright. He hoped to be able to maintain that confidence, and that both friends and opponents wonld, during the next three years, give him a fair chance of worthily representing the district, by assisting him in everything which tended to the progress of the district. lie did nut blame the Otahuhu people for giving a pre ponderance of their votes to local candi dates, for that was only natural, but he dirt ask them in case their feelings for him should change, not to pass votes of confi dence in him, which would only serre to mislead him. He trusted that all differ ences caused by the contest would now be forgotten, and he promised that he would endeavour to gain the confidence, and merit the support ot every elector in the constituency. (Applause.) Mr H. S. Andrews returned thanks on behalf of Mr Buckland, who, he explained, was absent under the impression that the declaration of the poll was to take place at noun. He therefore begged (as Mr Buckj land's proposer) to thank the 321 free and independent electors who had voted for him, and in doing ao his only regret was that larger number* had not been polled, iiveiy man who had a claim to vote ought to register unless he was holt, lame or blind. The franchise had been placed in every man's handi as a trust, and he ought to hold it as a trustee, in order to register it for the candidate of his political choice. It did not matter much who went to Pat. liament at the present time, for there was really no particular line of demarca tion. The whole thing was merely a scramble for the loaves and liahca. Aa long as tbis continued we would never have that political future before us, which was necessary to the true interests of a country. This election bad been carried on with tolerable fairness, and ho said emphatically that in this respect a step had been made in the right direction, for those who remembered previous elec tions would know that they were associated with much impersonation and wrong-doing. The severe scrutiny that had taken place this week shewed how fairly and straight foiwardly the electors had voted. Mr Buck land no doubt would have well repre sented the district, but he sup posed that the slight disparity between him and Major Harris on the poll showed that they wore much alike in point of merit. Mr S. Luke begged to thank most sin. cerely the 154 electors who had voted for him. It had been said that a prophet was not without honour except in his own country, but his case was an exception to such a rule, inasmuch as at Otahuhu, where he resided and was best known, he had stood the highest on the poll. He was proud of that face He wished to state that as far as he wap concerned, the election had been carried on in a straightforward and honest manner—on political principles alone-and that he had imported no per sonalities whatever into the contest. He regretted to say, however, that unworthy motives had been imputed to him, elec tioneering trickeries resorted to, and untruths circulated concerning him which w«ro anything but creditable to the parties chargeable with them. Still, as the elec tion was o*er,he was concent that the dead past should be allowed to bury its dead. He was sorry that the Government had forced these elections, for ho had himself thought that they would take place in February, instead of in December, and he believed tbat fact accounted for the small proportion of votes which had been polled, 'ihe people were in the hayfields, and could not come out to vote. He had been told that if he had been out sooner he would have stood a better chance. He would take good care tbat he would be out soon enough next time, for it he had health and strength, he wonld assuredly contest Franklin Worth on the first opportunity that presented itself. He believed the electors ought to have a local resident as their representative. (Applause.) Mr John Gordon said that he had not many electors to thank for votes given him, bat to the few who had supported his candi dature he tendered his bincere thanks for the trouble they had taken on his behalf. He could not say with tho Psalmist that " All men are liars," bat he did emphati cally say that "Some men are liars." (Laughter.) Otherwise, his position on the poll would have been very different. It had been utterly impossible for him, how ever, to have got anything like a respectable number of votes, for he had not been able to tout and canvass for votes as others had. He had made it a practice never to button hole or cajole a man into giving him his vote, and he could assure the people that there would be less handshaking and fewer solicitous enquiries after their health now tbat the election was over than before. He utterly] and totally detested all such hypocrisy, and he would take care tbat he •

should never be guilty of anything of tho kind.. Of course the result of the ppllibg Was hia loss and perhaps the .district. gain, Ono .of the candidates bad taid that many untruths had been sold concerning him, und he him' self bad a similar complaint (0 make. Hi) would name one. It had been stated that he had gone into the County Council in order simply to bring the Act Into operation. The people making that statement.knew it to be absolutely Untrue, and one effect of it was that it had lost hint six or eight votes. There was one question—a matter of fact between himself and __ Luke—aßout which he wished to set himself tight. At Mr _.uke;_ first meeting, .he nsserted that the expenses of the Board of Edudatiqn amounted to less than £l,0(30 ahnnally, while at his own meeting, he (the speaker) had given them as £1,22113s 4d. The latter figures were those given in a return before him, while an additional sum of £203 8s 4d for clerical expenses brought the Co3t Up to and beyond £lt4oO. Therefore Mr Luke's claim thnt the Auckland Board was managed more inexpensively than any of the others was absolutely untrue, and the gentleman munfc have known it to be so. These expenses should be curtailed ■, and he hoped thfcir member Would sec to that matter. If there was any virtu, in the representative being a resident of the district, he would give them the benefit of it, for lie intended to oftor himself nfcaio, and he Would then Bee that not so much tlddlywinking or bamboozling went on as had taken place recently, Major Harris denied that during the contest he had asked for a single voiC) but he. had learnt a lesson, and meant to ask in the future-. The gentleman then, in a eulogistic speech, iilovod n vote of thanks to the Kcturnin? Officer, Mr Andrews seconded the motion, and in doini; so took occasion to characterise Mr Gordon's announcement that he would stand again after polling only 8 votes as a piece of ignorant presumption. If he could do anything ho would sec that Mr Gordon did not have so many ;ia 8 votes next time.

The motion was thuu piisecd with adcla< matiOD.

Mr Shariaghnn briefly returned thanks, nnd the assemblage disporscd.

SOUTHERN DECLARATIONS.

Thk revised returns show that Sir W. Fox was only defeated by a majority of two.

NAritSR, AVcdncsdny.— After revision of the voting papers, Mr Sutton proves to havo a majority of 10 over Captain Rassbll. Mr Smith's majority over Mr Ormond is rb diiccd to 24. Several cases of impersona-. tion, and other illegal practices are re ported from Waipawa, but it is not known Whether any particular portion shall takb the initiative;

The itetnrning Officer for Wallace (Inver cargill), after several scrutinies of the returns, has finally declared Mr Daniel (Opposition) elected by a majority ef one. The Returning Officer's action and decision have caused considerable comment, and It is probable that Mr Hirst, tb. defeated candidate, will take the matter into the Electorate Court.

J'he official declaration of the poll for Rangitikei gave Stevens, 487 J Fox, 485 Stevens Was declared elected.

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS AGKNCY.)

RUSSELL, Wednesday,

The declaration of the poll took place to day. Mr Hobbs was declared duly elected, he was not present, having to return to Auckland by the AraWata, but Councillor J. B. Williams kindly appeared for him and rend a tpeech left by Mr Hobbs, ill which he stated that It gave - him great pleasure to find that the electors approved of his severance with the Grey Govern ment,

PATEA, this day.

EIRE,

A slx-rooiiiOd cottage belonging to Mr L. Salmon, builder, Kakaramca, was acciden tally burned last evening. The house was insured for £100 in the Union, and £50 in the National. The furniture for £50 in the National. Nothing was saved.

WELLINGTON, this day.

SAD DEATH OF AN INFANT,

An infant aged 11 months, daughter of Mr F. K. Liardct, died this morning from the result of scalds sustained on Monday. The accident occurred through the child pulling the tea-pot off the table. G. Skinner has been arrested on a charge of forgery and borse-itcoling, and was remanded.

A man named Win. Elson, stevedore, died suddenly yesterday morning while at work stowing wool on board the ship Pinko. An inquest will be held. It is probable that action will be taken against those who were engaged in sweeps at the Hutt races on the 30th.

A prosecution for impersonation will be taken at Foxton.

CHRISTCHURUH, this day.

The Hon. J. P. Peacock was to-day elected Mayor of tho new borough of St. Albaos, without opposition.

IMPORT OF DEER,

The fallow deer recently imported by the Acclimatisation Society are to be liberated on the Calverden run, Amuri district.

The weather still continues most uusea< eonably dry.

DUNEDIN, this day. Mr Pyko has convened a meeting of Otago members to consider the run question, A COLONIAL SCHOLAR. The " Herald " says Dr McDonald received letters by the mail, strongly advising him to stand for the Rectorship of Edinburgh High School, with a salary of £10,000, bnt has declined. GOVERNMENT COAL SUPPLY. The Government hoe accepted the Westport Company's tender for the supply of 30,000 tons coal, for railway purposes during 1882. REFRIGERATING APPARATUS. The refrigerating machinery on board the ship Dunedin, at Port Chalmers, broke down yesterday morning. The crank, shaft, and some' castings were broken. About SOO sheep will have to be landed. Mr Archibald Watson, residing at Wood Haugh, was killed last night by a tree he was felling falling on him.

Private letters from England report a steady revival in trade in the manufacturing districts, Messrs. Blackett and Wilson have gone in the s.s. Stella to select a lighthouse site at Waipnpa Point, the scene of the Tararua wreck. A woman named Catherine Thompson suddenly fell dead in a house in Stafford- Street, Cunedin, last eveniug. She had been addicted to drink.

THE ACCKLAJNP EVENING STAR. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15.



Tenders. TiSNDEKS for building a four-roomed Bouse, in Mount Kden, to olose on FBI DAY, 16th December. Flans and upeoifloationg at A. W. Qladdinß's, Mount Sdon. nriiSNDERS will be received up to noon A on TUKBDAY, 20th Instant, for the Kreo tlon of two Villa Beeidenoes in Bt. Man's Boad. Plans and specifications to be Been at Charles Williamson's, Land and Kstato Agent, Vulcan Lane. THO PAINTERS AND PAPER L HANQKBS. Tenders are required {or Painting and Paper ing a House in Grafton Boad,—Apply at my offloß, Shortland-street. JAMBS WRIGLEY. Architect. mobuil d k k s. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of WED NESDAY, the 21st icuwnt, for the Erection of a Villa Kf Bidenco at Onehnnga. Plans, &c, at Nob. 8 and 9, South British ChamberS" EDMUND BSLU Architect. fp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received ontU noon of SATURDAY, December 24th. for the Krectlon of a Brick Store at Newmarket Plans at »? «ffloe' H^ e y enG. wIdB. Architect rp o b U i l 1j> £ rs. Tenders will be received up to noon ot FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, for the Krection of a Brick Warehouse and Shop in Victoria-Btreet. Plan*. & c. «°gtf?jfcß§ffi&'g%K t Architects. mO CARPENTERS. Tenders are required until noon of THUBB ISAY. the 15th instant, for Ec-erection of premises in Symonds-strpot, for Mr Gilmour. Plans, etc.. will be ready for inspection at my office, 1, Hofi'mann'a liuildinne. Queen-street, on and attor Monday next, the 12th instant THOMAS H. WHITE, ; Architect.



Wantma. WANTED, a Youth., for general paatry work—City Bnfiet. ANTEDj a Man aiid vfrife to I*o jjarthcta ID a Dairy Farni; no ctifltai required; also Genefat Servants.—Apply Mrs Ronwio-'s Registry. . . . ... WANTED, a respectable NurSeglrl; tti filccp at .homo.-Apply Mrs Utatoi Royftl Mall Hotel, yictorift-stretit; WANTED, Six Gobd Carpenter?; — Apply on Works, Mount Eden.-F. R. Alderton. WANTED, a Respectable Girl as Koniiral fidrviint (i:o w_hlng|, -Appl/ to Mra Constable, opposite Mr Qreenaway a. ANTED, a...young Lady of good address, to assist la a retail business,— ApplfrßT AH ofllQß. WAN TED, a General Serjeant.-Apply immediately. Park Hotel, Wellaaley etreet. WANTED, Mowers.—Apply at this ofllco, WANTED KnoiVn — Knitting Cotton for Christmas, all numbers, Is 61 the lb, at Damplef'a. . . ._. WANTED, a Tinsmith.—Apply "to D. _lllar, Uppor Queen-street. WANT_D, Asaiatanta aa Improvers and Appreriticpo to thofirossrriaking. T Apply at ohce to Miss Dolanby, JSb, i; Hoffinan'B Bulldlnge. ANI-D, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs David NaUlari, Waterloo Quadrant, between 19 and 1 o'olobk. »VAinl_D, a General Servant.—Apply » T Mrß Chat Hold, Ston Jhnrst, Mdunt Kden. WA">T«D, two or luree lioys.— pply Q. Qlodhlll. Wellesley-streot; ANTED, a NUrse Girl,—Apply to Mm Hepburn, Qraham-etrbet, second cottogb lott. ANTED, immediately, il gobd General Sorvant, whore another Is kept; good wages.—Apply Mrs 8. Jaoksop. Kemuera. W~ ANTED, a Tinsmith ; alao, a Youth. —Apply to J, Wilson, Manager Auok land Moat Co.'a Works. I/orno-atreet. WANTED, Two Carpenters.—Apply to J. wjlnonandCo.. 81 Queon-Btreet. l*/A:U_D, n Roud General Servant; IT ono who Can cook nnd wash.—Mrs Ilatgcr, Mount It den. W~_NTEb7 Second nnd Third Hands for tho Nbwuiarket Bafcory.-John Mo- NolU, Kowilmrkot. V^MlTTEDT'ortwo months, a moderato- TT sized Homo; unfurnished preferred.— Apply Box !fl)s, Auckland. __ ANTED, dv active Young Mau as Uqneral Sorvant.—Appiy Nevada Hotol, Qucon-atrcot. ___ ANTED by a trustworthy Mnn, Em ployment In a storo or place of trußt; constant work uioro an object than wages.— Apply Star ofUoo. WANTED, Carpenters. —For particn- Jars, apply lo H. Tudohopo, Plumber, tjppor Queen-street. \» • ANTED for a Furui in the country, a Tt Married Oouplo-man to milk and do farm work, wifo as nousekoepor.-Apply this offlob on datUrday morning at 10 o'clock. A~N'__D, the Ladies tb see the Spoon Busk Corsets, 2s and 39, for CUrlatmuß, •_______ ___________ WAN I-I); a reßpectablc Girl about 10 as Gonoral Sorvant in a small family; roforonooa required.—Mra Pultord, Uveipool street. WANTED, a Young Girl to asssiat in housework, where another is kopt; no children —Apply Mrs Brown, Alton Koad. WANTED, tlvo JVleu to work on the Httoecoilrse. North Shore.-Apply 10 Measra Alison Bros., Davonport, ~\\f ANTED, two Men accustomed to VY digging clay or falling it at por yard; none but Rood men nood apply.—Thomas J. Murray, of Sloan and Murray, Arch Hill. ANTEiJ^Mcn^arQuarry, Takapuna Lake, to work Crane.-Hunt and white, Contractors ; Dock Reclamation Works, North ahorg> W~ ANTED, the Men to sec tho Uhiist mas lot of Grand Black Silk .carves for Is, worth double the money, at Dampler'g. W ANTED, a good Dfessmadkr; one with a Knowledge of mllllnory pre ferred i also s respectable Girl about 15 or 10 to look after childreni—Mrs Murjihy's Gonoral Drapery Warehouse, Napier Street. W "ANTED, a Baker,—Apply td George Kent, Newmarket. WANTED, » smart, intelligent Boy at Dunne, Hall and Oo.'s, Queea-stroot; re ferences reqnlred. . W~~~ ANTED, a good Cook, also a Home maid, for a private family near town.- For address apply this oflkc WANTED, by Thornton Smith and _Flrth,jj Kood_Btoneman. ANIED,for a few daya, a Jobbing Carpenter. —F. Robortaon, Upper Byraonds-street. WANTED, a l'luraber and Gaßflttcr: also two Apprentices.—Branston and Forster. Albert-Btrteu WANTED, a General Servant for the country,—Apply to Mrs Kogerii Vlo torla-street, next Royal Mall Hotel. ANTED K.JNOWN— The usual price for _-i.b Reels of Black Thread is, I bollo vo, about la 3d; the Chriatmaa prico is Cd tho Keel, at Damplor'g. WANTKD, an Apprentice to tno Boot Trade.—Apply apry'a Boot and Shoe Warehouse, Newton. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply W. Pyo, Hallway Dining Rooms, Queen- Btrcot .Wharf. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Misa Alexander, Kpsom. WANTED, tho Public to call and see the Live Sea Serpent, from Fiji, at tho Occidental Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply UlasKOw Bakery, Wellington-street. _ Y\T ANTEb7~M_sic~Pupiia by an Exr it perlenoed Teacher. Termß: £1 Is. pe, quarter.—Address." Mm Pattersoa, Mona View Karangahapo Road," WANTED KNOWN, that a Handsome l'rlae will be given to the highest scorer in 6 shota flred duriDg ths present week at Hazard's ahootlng Gallery, ICB Qneen-Btrcet. »»7ANTED, hy Married Couple, Situ- W atlon; man. first olassoook, wife, kitchen maid; oountry profered. 12 month reference from last situation.—Addrosa "R.8.W," offloe of this paper. WANTED KNOWN — Chrißtmas Bargains I-Cretones, 4Jd; Grenadino Dreas Stuff, 3d, at Dampier'a, WANTED, Ladies requiring Cheap Fashionable Millinery to visit Wm. H. Bmlth'a Cheap Drapery Warehouse. Untrim mort Straws from Bd; sei onr Satin Trimmed Hats, turned up ono side, with long oatrlcu feather, at 10a 6d. WANTED, early in January, an ex perienced Servant; must be a good plain cook and laundress. Waßes,l2s per week. —For address apply this ofllco. WANTED~K NO W N — That Miss Delany, Dross and Mantlemaker. haa Removed to Koom No. 2. Hoffman's Buydings, whore she hopes to merit a oontinusneo of past favonrs. WANT-D, a Tenant for a seven, roomed Villa Residenoe and stable— beautifully situated, magnificent scenery,—on View Road, Mount Kden. — For further particulars apply ProfeßSor Guaecott, American Herbalist. Shortlana-Btreot. ANTED, a firstclaßS Saddle Horse ; well broken and quiet; about 15 2 ; bay, with black points preferred,—T. Belcher, Upper Queen-atreet. WANTED, a Working Partner in an established manufacturing business in Anokland, with a eapltal of £250; no previous knowledge of tho businesa required, but must be a steady man. None but principals need apply. —Address A.Z., Post-ofllco. Anokland. ANTED KNOWN—There are 800 pairs of good Tweed Trousers to be sold at J. COBgrave and Co.'a, for 6b lOd per pair. WAjNTjlu, orders tor our famous Trousers to measure, at 13a M; alao, the wonrtroua 65s suits. Overcoats from 40b. Marvellous valao at J, D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor. 170. Qnoen-fltreet. WANTED KNOWN-The Cheapest and Most Durable Dress in Auckland Is now Belling at J. Coaaxavo and Co.'s for 93 6), iO.OOO yards dreßa staff, 7_d. WANTED Known—Mnslin Window Curtains, _Jd the fa, for Chrlatmas, at Dampler'a. WANTED KNOWN-Sterling Silrer Jewellery for Christmas presents—A very choico assortment of newest designs jußt nnpaoked by Charles Kelaey and Co.; also, Round and Sons' Reliable Electro-plated Waro. —Two doors below T. and 8. Morrin'e, Iron mongers. "til/"ANTED, Town and Country Cus- TT tomors deelring to save money In tho purchase of Drapery Gooda to visit Wm. H. Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse, 300 & 302, Upper Queen-BtreeVoorner of Alexandra-st. WANTED— Everyone to know I have Ladies' First Quality Hunting Genevas, warranted five yearn, £3 eaoh.—F. H.Lewisson, opposite Union Bank, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN-J Cosgraveand Co. are Selling Men's Suits of the Best Blue Serge at 25a 6d; fashionable make. ANTED, from 3 to 6 Acres of Grass Lund, with dwelling-bonse, etc., on it.— Apply, stating terms, to _a_bert| and Co., Wyndham-street. \%J ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian TT Loan and Discount Agency'B Advertise ment appears on 4th page. Oth column. \\T ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos- T T sravo and Co. have tho Largest Stock of Hats In New Zealand to choose from, and are now Selling at Half-price. \»7ANTED KNUWN-Towels, 4Ad; V* Tnrkieh do. 9d; Turkißh do (our best), H-yd long. Is 6d, for Christmas, at Dampier'a. W ANTED, the Public to Read my Advertisement on Front Page of Star. JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, 13 Groy-atreot, W~ ANTED, ladies to know that T. McMaftor is Reducing a Jfresh lot of Dresß Materials to ijd. yard. 'ANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gaUon; Priming Paint, 5/6 per gallon.-Atklnson _ Co., Freeman's Hay; Wholesalo Agents, Moaera il, Porter & Co.



,_ Wanteid. WAfI.TEI) KflOWN—'feat ti\e wew Zealand, Timber Company _re, Billing all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very loWeet rates. Vory superWr White Kauri, from our jew bnah. jnat opened. ANTED KNOW N-GRA.ND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is Bd, at Dampler'S Branch store In the Market. Bain time. WANTED £NOWN, that you can Droaj will, for fiamßll wee%ly u payment by golnnto Munro and MU—gan. 800 _uverUse ment on front page. . WANTED KNOWN.-CityLpan Olllco, 288, Upper Qiieen-streot, will advance Blonoj In .sums Of from la tOifiaO.on Watohoa, Jowolloiy, Pltttpj filpthlng, &0., &c. N.8.-Sideentranoafior_'Wa_e/Jol--strftot, -3.A. ABHKB. WANTED KNOWN-That tho Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Gooda, with Butiflrlcr Machinery and despatch.—Works) Cußtom-houae-s'treet WCat ~ __ ) WANTED KNU>V;N-J. Co'sgHjvflaqd Co. are large Importers of Manchester Goods, which are now duty froo, comprising Sheetings in all widths, all tho Newest Makes In CaHoooB) Shlrtlnga, Prints, etc. Vi/1 ANTED ftNO.WN- Black Silk, Is VV lid; and fliac_ Sa{ln, 0s 8d flodSaßd, this Chrlitmae. at Dampior'a. WANTKLJ, two or tnree wrocers in Auokland and District to tako the Agoncy for Nefion, Moato, &: Co.'s Pure Blondod Teas, These Tpoo sr.o ao-no,wlodged by the 1 Press and Public to bp the J^inoat oW aold ,in tilb Southern Hemisphere, and are.Kuaranteod froo from all Bcontcd.toa.—Far partioulara apply to Nolsp'n. Moata, (c Co., Tea Blenders and Impdrtbrs, Hlgh-Btrbot, Chrlstchnroh. ANTED, Country Storekeeper/5 to ordor Qbodwln'a Baking Powder ffom thotr Morbhant Oho trial will satlafy tho moat fastidious of its purity. Sold everywhere in half-pound tins, at la 3d. Weight and Quality guaranteed. ANTED—Come and see. the Christ mas Bargains, Including Calico, Sjdund Id tho yard, at Damplor'n. WANTiSD, the Ptibli- to Buy our Mon's, Womon's, and Children's HoslprJ from Id per pair; Flax Shirting from Cd; Galntoa Strlpos, 'IJd; W rhito Striped, Muslins, ■Id ; Washing Prints from lid; soo our double width BlackCnahnioroatlßCd; KiohKovoralblo Lustre at Hid, at Win. H. Smith's Cheap Drapery Warohonac a~lTt k d known, that T; BAIiNKTT 1b Soiling his Homo ourod Haras for Christmas at from lOd to,Ja por pound, cash. Come early and Boouro a Bargain. W "ANTED, Purchascra for New Potn toes. Fresh Supply ovory day from our own Farm, Panmuro, in larpo or small quanti ties, at. lo woat market rates.—Flahcr „ Co. llth Novomber, 1881. WANTED KNOWN—That William Weat, cornor of Wyndharo and Albort atroot, la prepared to Supply tho Trade In ita diiroront brnnohes of good Cano Seat and Windsor Chairs. A -Rood Stock of Boooh Windsor in storo. Orders punctually attended W; i ,_ %»/'AJNT_D KNOWNrthatE. Mitohcl- V> Bon & Co., No. 19. Quson-Btioot Whaff, aro Boiling Maiise, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmoal. &o, &c, at lowoßt market ratca. ANTWtTKNOWIN, that me Central Froe_9ld Land and Invoetment Agoncy has Romovod to Cornor Quoon-fltreot a»d Vulcan Lano. whero tho Load Business in all itn branohoa is now oarried on under the Bpeolal superintend onoo ot Mr U. Fraser. Yaluationß made, surveys for land transfers eiTeoted, and titles pcrfootod at minimum coat. No charge mado for rogintoring proportioa for sale. WANTED KNOWN —The evenings are often cold at Christmas, S3 Ladies will do well to wonr ono of tho Grand FashlcM ablo Ulaters for 5s 6d, at Damplor'a. ANTED KNOWN, J. HalUany, Boot and Shoo Maker, is proparod to exeoute all ordors In the trade; ropoirs neatly and promptly done, patchosjiut on with solu tion.-Ploaso note the address, Aberoftjmblo- Btreot, fourth Bhop from Symonds-streok ANTKU, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No dale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotmonta and Small Cottages find n ready sale.-D.F. Kvsns, Estate Agent, next "Herald." Quoon-streot. WANTED KNOWN - That W. N. Henderson, Draper and Hosier, late ot Queon-streoti has now opened now promises at Kaon Terraoo, next JCden Hall, whero ho will dispose of hlB recent well-aßeort«d Book ot Drapery, Millinery,.and Fancy Goods at such prioes as will dofy competition. Tho, Httbar dashory Department la well worthy of notioo; Christmas Presents and Cards in great variety, cheap. WANTED, Buyers for . Hofrock's A fcalioo. 3jd ; Crewdson'a .Np. 2, lj'1; Towols, lid; Bath Towels. Sd: 11-4 Honoyopmb Quilts, 7a 11<1: smaller size, ia Sd; Long Lice Curtains. 2a llrt pair.-W. U. Btuith'* Cheap Drapery Warehouse. ANTED KSOWN—'lhat FrofcSfof Gusacott Is the only Original and Practi cal American Herbalist in the Oniony, and also tho most expensive man to do blisinoßß with. He requires no information; ho can deoiduata glanoe tho diagnosis of tllo oaso, thoreby reliev ing the patient of a groat deal of nervousness and hesitation. Try and disprove thla If you oan. ANTED-Come and see the Christ mas Holiday Bargains! Including Rib bons, Flowers, SoarVos, Hatß, Perfumery, Drooohoß, tto., Sco,. at Unmplcr'B. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. K. 1 Lambert ft Co. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-stroet, oppoalte tho htak offlco, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlors' Produce. Consignees acquainting tho above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find avory attention and euro taken, no matter how largo or small ths consignment may bo. For days of sale, see farther notice. ANTED KMOWn, tnat D. Golrtie Is prepared to sell all kinds ofcßullding and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albort-stroot, near tho Dook, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that pnrahased elsewhere TIfANTJBIJ.KNUWN, that Mr A. VV^ T T Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of np wards of IS yoars' oxporionco, and from July, 1880, till Septembor laat with Measrs Bharland and Co., has Opened a Phnrmaoy at 184, Queen stroot (next Now Zoaland Hoobo), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Mediolnoß, and the supply of Pare Drugs, Pharmaooutlcal Prepuratlons, and (leneralDouioßtlo Requisites. ANTED, Buyers to k_ow they will be well served at BRIGHTON HOUSK, top of Grky-bthbkt,—DraFß Boigeß, 7id ; Aloaoas, Bid; Galatoas, _J<l: 70 inoh Heavy Twill Shootings, Is and Is 3d; 80 Inch ditto, la Bd; Lace Curtains; new Fringed Imitation Crochet Quilts. 10s od, 12a Od, Usßd; Hollands. Callooa at lowest prloeB; a large assortment of ÜBdorolothiDg, Baby Linen. &o. Good Stylos In Millinery. J. Rendell, having no heavy expenses In ront or management to meat, and being satis fied with small profits, oan offer goods at muoh loss than ueual town prioes. ' ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. bog to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the promises lately oooupiod by Madame Bottenelli, opposite Mo Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their well - selected Stook, each department will bo found roploto with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laces, reai and imitation. Ladieß would do w ell to give us an early call. No trouble to Bhew goods. Special attention is called, to a lot of Spring Jaokota, In light colours, selling at a great Baoriflco.—Dunne, Hall and Co. WANTKf, Ladiea to see our Washing Japanese Si'k In drab, grey, fawn, cardinal, croam, bluo, &o. at tho wonderfully low prico of 18 (id per yard,—W. H, Smiths Cheap Drapery Warehouse, a few doors paflt RPBbrook and Brldgman's. ANTED Known -Christmas Boots I —Ladiea' Sewn Prunella Boots, Ca 6d; real hand sewn do, 8a; Kid Boots, is 6d and 5a 6d; Infant's Shoes, 1b 6d, at Danipler's. WANTED, the Public to inspect H. Waite's stook of Baths, Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); aIBO, Frnit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, Inseot Powder, Cofflae, and Pepper Tins, fee &c. H. Waite having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stock of the above on hand, and as everything is commanocd and finished on the promises, he oan sell 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 Zino-worker, next old Police Station, High street; vy" ANTED KNOWN. CHRISTMAS and NEW YBAR CARDS In groat variety at the following prices: Id, i for 3d; 2d. 4 for 6d; 3d, 6 for Is; id,i for Is; 6d,4 for Is (Sd, and so on; extra good valne; nice assort ment. Also, Birthday Cardß, Perfumed Sachets, Silk Wovun Bookmarks and Tranters, equally cheap. Liberal reductions to shopkeepers. C. MACK AY. Bookseller (late Maokay Bros.), Junction of Queen and Grey-Btreets, and at Branoh Shop, Uorley's Buildings, Hobson-Btreet, near Wol tealey-rtreet. W~~ ANTED KNUWN.-CHRIBTMAS PRESENTB AND NEW YKAR'3 GIFTS.—To meet tha increasing demands of tho season, an immense arrival ot Now and Most Attractive Goods have beoa received at tho London Arcade. An unprecedented display of the* GraatOßt Novelties ever seen in Auokland are now arranged on the attractive stalls, classified and marked in plain figures at prices within tho reach of all. Tho Aroado is opened daily at 9 and closed at 9 (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspection invited. In this establishment tho useful and ornamontal are combined, forming tho most attractive and unique display in the colony, unequalled oithor In the low prices charged, tho magnitude or class of goods offered. 13.000 Christmas and New Year Cards, ranging in price from Id to £1. See the five windows, filled with new goods, weekly replaced. Regular shipments per Orient and P.O. steamers.—London Omoa, 68, St. Mary Axe.—See Goodbon's London Arcade. Ay ANTED KNOWN, HAMS AND BACON FROM TH_ BEST CUKEES, AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. T> E W'S, Victoria-street ITI E. I" HI PlS1 TIME TABLK. 1 • Leave Arch Hill: Leave National Bank i 8.15 a.m. 9 a.m. •9.30 a.m, *10.15 a.m. 11 a.m. 11.45 a.m. 1.30 p.m. 2.13 p.m. 3 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 5.5 p.m. 5.45 p.m, 6 30 p.m. * Except 1 uesdays and Thursdays, when the from Auckland, and 10.30 from Asylum will go to and from the Whau



■Wanted; tw A M'^ T _ H & NO WUti Toys—Agf'eat fririot/ of MO'veabfe Figures of Men. Aairh'aJs.&o.,2ci; laatitilpiocoqjnai^enta M mo higher .price.); Bra'sa Sells. Si- ftaUM, sk, Ureased FiKKres, 6d; larae Imitation Stufied Birds, Gd; large Parrots, (Td; Trimpotfi, <d and 6d ; nsarly SO dort good-slzod Pretty Wdoden Double Motiey BQ^ea with, lock and key. Gi ■ large Boats, 6*d; Synin&tit Toy|/,Pd: nice id Boys' Toys, 2d; Musical Tons. 6d' VVax Dofis with hair. 6d: Balls, 3d to &; Cubes, ffd to Id Gd• Tea Seta, 04 to 2a Sii largo Horses, 10d to 1 Maßic LUnttims, la ipir&oayfheela. la and Is 3d; BraS SOalpS. Snf Weight?; J_d; Farm Yards, la; DolU1 Hais.lOd:Skipping.RdpCß.ftl! Cards of Tools, ffd i Fop G«ns, /dto ffd :&*., &o, Fanot GooDB.-Commenoißg with the.nowiy tnvenud Organs, from £2 5a to „* oahK They plar, at present, c ,tunes oaoh, bu» ariyo^o can seleot other tunes to be added to fofc'r_ to* Is ?d. each extra1, Ihey are beautiful raufiifi and. a «6at novolty. Fillod Workboxos, Is to 2s; Writing Desks, Is 3d: Sorap albums, lOd and lsi PMW framop* 3d • very large Handsome Carvod MifroTi, lnctl and 2t 3d1 handsome Cigar, and Match-standu, Is i Pipe tiaoks. 9d: Carved Brackets, Is; Mfitoh-Btrlkers, W i Ladies' Bag'!, Is 3d and 3a 6d : Handsome Topacoo Jars,1 Is; good Clothes Brushes,ls; dcent,*dto?d; Barrj I*Tricopliorous,1 *Tricoplior- ous, Is 3d the bottle; H»!r BrGshes,. lOd, Is da, 38 fid; Nail do, 6d; Albumß, Is to 3s 3a; Pin Trays ( 2d to sd; Hair Combs. 3d and Gd; Toilot S4ts^ is Od; Gents' Stud Suites, 6d; Brown Windtlor Soap. 12calces for Is; j-lb Bars of ,do, 3Jd; Jib Jiars oJ Ctlyoorine Soap, 4Jd: Honey So»p, 10 oakea for is j Pursos, 3d and 6d; Ink, Id tho bottio: gocd Note FapSri.fl qnlres, lOd; Knvo lopoa. So for 2d; Turkey SponSe, U ; good-Bized Framed Pictures. 2d; Soripture Orfiamßntß, 2 for Id; Silk Masks, Is ; Steel Watoh Guarao, ■'d and (id; Note Books. Id to id; Pocket Le&orB; Is' Handsome Shell Boxes, Is; Glass Croam and SHini Bssine, Is tho pair; Water Bottio and Tumbler, ia ti,o pnir? HandßOmo Va'Bes,1 Ud and Is; .Brao_et Book SHolto?, >.;; Umbrolla Stands. 3i 63 and 5s i Glove BoicS, Is; Painted Woslistands, Sorcens, &C..&C, Booivß.-I ban assure my friendß that those who nro competent tojHdge will agree that ihpy aro handsomsly bound Good New Books., aria Wonderful Bargains, atid nearly all published by Mossrs Blaokwpod afld Co. Charades, 2d; larse do, Is 9d; Cooper's Novels, all Cd, iaclud ing Tho Path F.inder, The Last of tlio Mphioans; Tho Prairie, Tho Water Witoli, Homeward Bound and Kvo Kfflagham, &6. Pool Library, all Bd, irioludlng Kitty Lamere, Living for Ap poaraneo*, Wodding Glovos.The^'vro Brothers, if air and False, How Trained, Mrs Cruiser, The Captain's ElauKhto** Wodding Glovob, &o. A largo lot of 2s fid Noyels for.Js.Sd, including Tho Master of Kiverswood, Under CtfrrenlH, Tho Man about Town, Homeward Bouna, Ths Vicar ot Wakefleld, Wedding Rings, Tho Honeymoon, 'l'ho Life of a Beauty, The Cap tain's JJanghtor, Roßamond Gri>y, A Woman Boomed, Disgraoo of tho Family, The Country of tho Dwarf*, l'ho Ihroo Coustnß, A Wing locs Adb^J, Confessions of a Horsodoaler, Sketohcß of London LUfp and Charaotcr, Back ward Kangcß. Tho Joßiiit; The Broaoh of Promise, Walloon Travols.Cholco I&ia, Llree of UrltUh Admirals, True .-stories ot HloharcMl.. A Briton Abroad, The Bride Elect, The Klnic of the Coßqiierers, Tales from Operas, WillU tho Pilot, Tha Seven CtaaiuplODß of Christen dom, Mlsa Brown, Tho Swisß Family ltoblnson, Voyagosand Adventures, My Pretty Cousins, Tho Vampire, The Marrying Man, Perils by Boa and Land, The Knohantea House Feathers and Fans, Tho Hili,Hlnchbridgo,Haunted, Lady Nevillo, Kvangelino, Tho Ticket *ll Leave Man, Lorrio littlowood, Tho Widow Married, W) ( ld Oatn, Amy Moss; Lord CJollingwood, also tiifi f"lli)-ninB largo elegant books : Willie'sLcßaoni, lid; Wip Winhoe, »J; Last Day. 9d; False Guides, 9d; li.'faat M*ffa«lno. li Cd; Book of Bporta, Is Bd; VesaeU and Yoyaaoa, la. Od; Hnmorouß Paßera, Ib3d; Mar Ogfl*iOj Is 9d; WanAtiring WiUio's Tales, Is 9d; Legend ot a Largo Mouth. Is9d : Gruickoliunk at lUiuc, la Bd ;lonrion Tuleß, 18 Cd • Blue Byss or Brown, lsGd ; Modern Astronomy, Tho Ornamonts Dls cdvercd, Tho Uolping Hand, 2s; That Hniband of Mine, Is !M ! Cttlobs in search ot a Wife, 2a ; Old Testament Historyi 1b Od; Tho FrOEt King, Is 9d ; Tho Gift of Friandship.la fid I Tha Ooldon l'reasury. Is 9d; The IJfe and Exploits of l<ord Dundonald, Anecdoteß .of .Birds, Fields and lusecw, 2a; Famous Kegimonta ot BrltLih Tlmeo. /is j Horors of Misalonary Knter- SrißO, 2h ; Kmeraon S O.fations, In 6d ; Making taste to bo KJcli. 2a; Rising In tho World, Zs; Mod who Have Mado Tbarnaelves, 2s ; Choloa Tales by Arth'ur.Zs; Robinson Crusoo, 2»; Tfin Nights in a Bar-room, 2s; The liatrd'a Roturn, la 9d ; Days at Muriahd, 2a : Throe Years in a Man Trap, 1b Bd ; The Hand of God in Hlitory. la 5d ; Wa-derlnK? of a Pilgrim, la Cd;. Mamma's Bibio. Storiep, Is Cd; a Wlngioss Angel, 2a; Dabtor and Creditor, 9* | atorloß about Animals. 2j; Parlay's Travela apd Voyaifos, Is Cd; Pearls of Shakeepoare. Is 9d ; Mystadons Parchments, 2s; Tha Mythology ot all Natidns, Js 9i; ltiohes have Wingß, it ; Kotiring from BußineSs, Keening up Appear anocs. 2a; the Young Studom'a History Book, 2s; Llfo and Travels of Huraboldt, Princs Charlie, 2s; tho Missionary in Many Landa, 2a: Stories of tho Fonlmula War, 2a; Hudibras, la 9d; tho Earth, 2s; Characteristics of Animate, 23 j Komarkablo Sceneß of tho Bible, Curiosities of Physical Geography, 2b ; Popular Book on Botany, 2a; Half-hours vyith our Famed Poets, 2s; Beoohor'a Lootures to TouCR Men, 9a; Wonders of tho Deep, 2s; tho Yonng Chfiotlap, 2a; tho Swiss Family Kobinson, 2s; Mercantile Morals. 2a; Illußtrloua Woman, 2a; Pootio Wit, 2a; Doga and their Sagacity, 2s; Memorable Womffl,. 2s; OHr J-ampleß, 2s; tho Arabian Nights. 2a; Ktidonceaof Christianity, &; Scrip tdre Ulitory. 2s: Loavos from tho Book of Nature, 2*; Natural Hlst6'ry of Animsls, 2»; the HCnd of Uod in History, Zj; f-aCtB and Hints for Kvory day Llfo, 1b 3d; Things You Otfgb't to Knov^, la ffd; Robinßon Craaoo, 53; Pootioal Wdrks of Gray, Boattle.Blalr, Collinj.Thomsoß.and Kirko White (all In oae). 5a 6d ; Life ot tho Duko of Wellington, 5a 3d; The Complete Worka of Oliver Goldsmith, 5a 3d ; Maaterpiocea of forciun Literature, 68; Remarkablo Voyagoß and Travols, 5i 3d; Mastorplocos of Flotion, ss; Tho Complete Concordance of Holy Scripture, is Cd; The Arabian Nlahts, 5a 3d; Pootioal Worka of Chancor and Crabbe, ss; DlaoournoS upon tho exlatenoo and attrlbutoa of God, 4s 9d; All tho Year Hound, 4a: Tho D»y of neat, fia ; Hnnday at Home, In oalf, lit ; Peoplo'B Maga zine, 4a; Once a Weok, 3s: Family Treasury, s<i) Good Words, is fid; Goldon Hours, Ss 6d ; Sunday Magazine, 4a Od; London Society. 5s fld; Chatter Box, 4s' Sunday Readings. 3a (id ; &0., &c. Large lot of Sheet Piano Music, 3d and od. also MasBOB, 6d to U M, and Violin strings. 4d ; Silver, do, 04. Alio 3 cases more of New Books _hd Mußlcdally expected per Loch Urr.—W.H. DAMPIEH. TO i-iet. mo LET, House and Shop, now occupied X by Mr Daltoa, Tailor. Vlotoria-atreot West; ront lfla a week. , TO LET or UOK. SALE, Fine New Six roomed House with large pleco of G<-ound, nicely planted with fruit and ornamental trcoa; good woll, tanks.and every convenience.—Apply R. Hedfern. Photographer, Queen-fltr«et, or Itlohmond-road, Pongonby. O LET, a seven-roomed Houbo in Paget stroet, of! Anglesea-street.-Apply on the premises. ______ rpo LET, Shop at the junction of Kyber JL PaBB and Newmarket — Apply to Mr Buchanan on the promiteß. _ rjnuTXET, two Now Shops—one at the L cornor of Howe-street and Karanptahare Road, and tho other adjoining.—Apply to Mr Walker, Butoher. Karangahape Road. i rf^U LET, au Unfurnished Sitting aud JL Bedroom, or one Unfurnished Bedroom, to board with a private family.—For address apply Btak offlco. _____ TO iLET, tor three months, la Fur nishod House in a desirable situation in Parnolli terms easy.-Apply J. M. and J. Mowbray, (juoenstreot. nnO LET, seven-rooomed House (Carlton J Road); bath-room, Eioullery, &o; rent H-rU ' -H. Ashton and Son. rr\O LKT, for the season, three Furnished I Rooms, vory pleasantly situated, closo to the beach, Ponßonby; 'bus passos within ton minutes' walk every quarter of an hour.—For address apply Stab office. ___ rpu LET, a large four-roomed Cottage in I good repair.—James Irwln, top of Wako floldstreat. rpo LET, in Hobßon-street, Shop with jL oonvoniont Dwolling-houao attaohed.— Apply to Thos. Conatabla, Hobaon-ntreet. fliO LET, a very comionablo ana coa- X vonlent House containing 7 rooms, bath room, 1zc.&0. ; all in first-class order; situated In Eden Crescent, near St. Paul's Churoh,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneon-Btreet. O LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly done up.—Apply Mutual Llfo Association of Australasia, 81, Queen-street. t>.KMU._ttA LAN!) BUILDING CO. JCt (LIMITED) TO LKT. Two Now Seven-roomed Houses on tho Co.'s Estate, Remuera. Rent, 862 per annum. AMlrto V. A. WHITE. Secretary. Diyidendß. COLONIAL GOLD-MIMNG COM- J PAN V (LIMITED). The Transfer Books will be Closod from MONDAY, December 19, until 12 o'olook noon on WKDNKBDAY, December 21, when a Divi dend of Sixpence per Share will bo payable at tho Company's Offloo, Coromandnl. P. J. TIBRNEY. Manager. Coromandel, December 13,1881. Medical. V^iIAKLAND'S TjiAMILY "DILLS Aro a safe Aperient. . They relieve Hoadaches. Thoy aro Valuablo in Indigestion. Prlco: They act effectually on the Liver. 19. and 2a Cd a Box. APOTHECARIES' HAIJ/, OoDosite Poat-ofllce. HE FACT IS NOW ASSURED THAT INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, CHFONIO BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT AND LUNO COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DIBICASISB are permanently relieved, tho worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action by , ATCKIN'S HY«UP OF ffUOALVPTUB WITH HTFUPrtU.tHHri'A'ri py LlfttMi AMI) QUININK. 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 Eucalyptus on the mucus mem branes, wbeieby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of this remedy—so that all who suffer should at once make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Eucalyntas Syrup is moderate in price, and within the reach of all who need It, It is a pharmncontloal combina tion of tonic alkaloids with hypophos phites.and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under "Tho Trades Marks Registration Act," by GbaV-B Aickin, The Pharmacy, .Auck land. Wholesale Agent 1 'JL'HK N»W Zealand Dbug Company.



FoT Sttlfli __ ■tfjiOR1 SALE (a bargain), at £l(W, Ten JO Aorei! Fine __nd in the Villag*of Howiek, It fronts t_e Street, and adjoliiß the obtfrch pro perty. The place. la fenced oto three sides, ana part Is a paddocK. Oats hpn/e been i?f own npott the place, yielding 10 bushels to the iwre. The 801 lin i 14h blaok loam, and is splendidly sitnated fot itult-gfovrfng and garden purposes. Thers Is a bea'uttful ee_ v!ev>, the beach b6lng only n Bhort distance away. Ths pJace is well watered, a nice' lfttle creek running through the property* T« a itfan wiahlng to make a niae home, tMs is a good cssnse. The half of the purchase-money gan 'remaifi, ot tb paid off on Land Society principles;— Apply tff PWblfaher MAR. . 'J7IOK SALE, Light iileganS Wagoftette, JD traJlt by E. Harvie, iUpper Qtteaa-Btreet, It is easy ot atceen, and haa lamps and bfske *'onjplet6. Price, fi4s (worth £60); now finishing at if. Bnll'J,. vyakeneld-sW'eßtj whero aIBO may bo seen a lapiWt Ldndau'a-d a Brocßliam by same builder, now Stashing to order. Inopeo tion invited. ... mOB SALE, in Ponsonby, a Comfortable Jj *-roofflfid Honao, with largo workshop, two dliatmwts; oheap.-H. Partmgton, Kstate Agent, Stlo-tygry's Building. }~J\VR SALK. i- tife C^W, t\7o 4-roomed 1 Cottages, with lawe jhoimStx^B.^Par tlpßton. Estate Agent, Stlohbnry's BMldlnga, _ T/tOK SALE, 22 acres Land, within1 War JP. milfls of town, all fenced and W onltlva. ---tion.-H/Fartinstoi Mtate Agent, Stlchbury s Building?: _— jj/tOKS *LE—Christrtfas Sfiason—Liqueur i? dv Pire Kermann. CogjUac, Champapne, Moubboux. Maraschino, Gautfer JTrSreH.—T. F. Harjeo and Co., Fort-atreet. MilUB SALE/ the Lease and Good-will of JD one of the tot paying Country Hotels in tho provlnoe.—Apply Do- HO, Post-oiiico, Auckland. ...- hi\VH SALE, Kive-roomed Housdi, nsar X' fb'oi ot Franklin Road, nearly new, with nice little gardSil Jn front.-Apply to John Karle, 22, Queen-strebt _^ , 1710K SALE, 3 Villa Sites <m the sea } triiht opposite Captain Slattery's reswoaee oh the NorthJ3tore.— Apply to Qoorge Sibbin,- Land Agent, Qaeen-str6'et FOR SALE; a P Be-roomed HoWso, situ ated.near Woo'il-Stiree*, Ponsotiby. Allot mont 66 x 100. Prioo, _2i».-ApHy Fells, Stab oflVcfr: ■ j^O'K SALE, an Old-establieihed Clothing I? Biiefneßß, with new Shop, in best part of QaeeA'-Btroct.-J. Phillips. 0S SALE, a Business in the Kaipara DWtriot, which Kfts a good tnrn-orer, and In In.a rising neighbourhesil,—Apply to John Baohanan, Cußtom-honsa-street. \nOR SALE, Capital Building Allotments JD in Richmond Koad and off Nowton Road. -Apply X. X.Z., Stab office. ANGSHAN FOWLS,—For Sale, the abovo (puro bred; also. Eggs,-Apply Mr Konnell. Stm-eheaper, micrelle. / OLD-fiS 3. —A larf»e quantity for sale. \JT -F. Williams Qaeen-iQeet Wharf. CJHINGI.ES I StiDglesll Shingleßfll— O 50 000 good Heart Kauri Bhinplo» for Balo f,or 13s 6d per 1000.-Sam White', Fenoor, Gore fl.reet. . BADDLERS AND UJPHOLSTEKERS.- Curled fialr for Sale from Si to Is Jd.- John R. Gray, Bhor{land-9tre«t. FOR~"S ALE (cheap): Lot No, 1, Wairau, 100 nores really good land,, Lot NO. 30. Woiran, 40 acres fluperior land:' Lot N 0.35, joins Major Moir's land, Manga—ai; Lot No. 9, Toka Toka,79 acres good land.—Apply to Johnßoppot, land Agent, &c Jfort-striet,' - FOX SALE (a baigain), a nie2 Farm ot 150 Aores -ood Land, House, Stable, Sheds, &c, and largo Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annnm.) There is also a good run for cattlo joining tho farm. Only 11 miles from. Auckland.—Apply to John Soppot, Land Agent, Fort Btroet. N.L. A. —Within 1 or 2 miles Of City, Honse ■ of ior 5 rooms, with Jto 2 aores of land, ■ffnnt<)d to rent,—Send. torms, &0., to T. W, kllcbatti GNJiA,- A La"f«o Nnmber of Farmß, suit , abla for grazing of cropping, of all sizas and descriptions, also Choioe suburban Land, for Sale.—/all descriptions of whloh may be had at my Rooms, Queen and Victoria-streets, T< W|_HickßOn, . nTua".—On main road In good district . about 2 miles from Railway Staiioo, Capital Farm of 202 acres, besides Now6-roomcd House and necessary out-bnlldinfjß, garden, &c, bounded by a running storoam, along tho banxa Ot- whioh are alluvial fluts well sheltered and adapted for fruit growing j 105 aores Bubetanti ally fenced-with Cow TTlrc Personally inßpec tei_JW iU_bo sold choap.-sT i wailckßon J _2U_ GN.L.A.— 2i miles from Auokland, fronting • the Ure-t South Road, 173 acres well Im proved Farm, subdivided Into oonvenitnt paddocks, substantially fenoed, about li miles rOm a Railway Station and Cattle Market, together with 7-roomed House (in good repair), besides neoessary out-housoo, orchard, and orna mental plantation for sale. Personally inspected. -T. W. Hlckson. ___. GN.UA.-8 miles from Hamilton, olosa to _"t Railway Station, 600 Aoreo, well sltnated ; has bosa oultivnted; is fenced on throe sides; land unflulatiiiK and port swamp. Only US per aote.-T; W. Hickssn, 205a ri N.L.A.—Slangafo,- 23 acres of flrat-olass VX. Land, all fenood find graesed.. good road to town, and if required 80 acres adjoining.-»T, W, Hlckion. IM_ TjIOK IMMEDIATE SALE, two com- JD fortable little Hftmes-one with three acres fine land, good Cottage, all fenced, and frontiag large fresh-water creek, olene to railway station and main road; the other (fronting two good roads), nice now Cottage, SCO., and two acres rioh volcanio soil, fenoed with sub stsn.tlal stone walls, and within 10 minutes' walk from flrst-olass eohools. Prices of either vary low.—Apply to John Moppet, House and Land Agent, Fort-street . O BK LKASKD OK SOLD (owner I learing Auokland). Private Rosidenoe of T rooms, with more than an sera of grounds, containing fruit and ornamental trees, a never falling well of water, tank. &c; frontage of 230 ft to Rutland-street Kast and 180 ft to St. Beorge's Bay Road. The house Is on an elevated Bite. Ths property ocoupies a most healthy and pleasant position, and possesses the rural attrao tlon and pure atmosphere of the country, with the advantage of close proximity to town, as the beach road to be made thers will in the course of time be a perfectly level approaoh to Qaeen-Btreet.— Apply on the premises; to Mr Yates, Grocer, Parnell; or to Mr W. Altken, aiiortland-streot. __ : ALP HONSO SMITH, » LAND AOKNT, WHANOABKi. HATES, BENTS, AND DI'.DTS COLLECTED. FOR BALE: Lots at Grahamitown, Wuiigarel, and Kaino. * Farms at Furr.a Say, Mangatapere, Rna tangata, Tamaterau, Walkoikei, Manala, Ma ngapai, Tauraroa, and Ruarangi. Wi ALPHONBO SMITH, Land Agent. WangaroL rr\O CAPITALISTS AND INVUBTOKS. Several first-class City Properties For Sale. FuUpartlcul sra( ,rom Hua __ Land Agent, Vulcan Lane. pHOICE PROPiEKTIES FOX SALE. THOMAS SEAMAN, KSTATK AGJCNT, 38, IKBURAKOE BUILDINQB, AUOELAND, Has for Sale, amongst other properties -10 aores of Land in the flourishing district of Lake Takapuna, the quality of whloh is unsur passed in the colony, and tho land to in a very high state of cultivation. This oholoe property has about 14 chains of frontage to Takapnna s beautiful lake, and about 40 ohains of motalled road frontage, and presonts a rare opportunity for a first-class investment. Prlco moderate. Terms easy. • Also, A Valuablo Farm of ovor 900 acres In a rising distriot, within U hour's rlno from Auokland, and contiguous to a railway station.' This farm in well divided into paddooks, and a oonsider able portion of it is in grass and cultivation, and contains a most substantial and commodious Family Residence, with a magnificent view. im O R~ S A h E. PIANOaI PIANOS 1 Bord's Flanoß, new, from £30; a good Second hand Piano for £23. Pianos by Herman and English makers at low prices. ' Come and Bee before buying elsewhere.—At Thos. H. Webb's, Oak Cottage, Hobsonstreet. O SAW MILL OWNERS, TIMBER SQUARHR3. AND OTHKRS. GOOD INVESTMENT. FOX IMMEDIATE SALE, 225 Acres Good Land, one mile from Railway Terminus. Qood river co mmunioatlon. About 600,030 to 700,000 feet Kauri upon it. Largequan titles of Ti-tree, Puriri, fit for sleepers, posts, or firewood. Unusual facilities tor getting out junk timber. Price, 80s per aore; easy torms. Apply to 0.X., care of Mr Keetloy, Solioitor, Quesn-stroet. TN THE ESTATE OF G. B. MARTIN, .5. late Hotel and Stobekebpsii, Wairoa South. For Sale, the Freehold of the HOTEL and STORE, also Stook, Furniture, and Hook Debts. The Hotel, whloh is reoently built, contains 17 rooms, and is finished in first-rate stylo. The Land on which the property stands contains rour acres laid down in food grass and garden grounds. ■ Easy terms will bo made with a suitable pur chaser. Full particulars on applying to J. M. mid J. Mowbray, Lao d Agents, 42, Queen-street. bHING LE Si <J"H 1N GL ES! 200,000 BEST HEART SHINGLES! LOCAL AND NEWCASTLE COALS, FIREWOOD. &C, At Lowksi Rates, Delivered in Town or Country. W, & G.~WINSTONK. Electoral. TjiDKN COUNTY. WHAU RIDING. DECLAEATION OF THE POLL, The following is a liet of the votes polled by each Candidate:— Robert GABRBrr -- 66 James Joseph Djokaw _ 38 Majority lor Barrett 28 In accordance wllh clause 35 of the Regnlatlon of Local Elections Act, 1876, I hereby deolare Robert Garrett duly elected. Dated at the Whau, this 14th December, 1881. WILLIAM G. P. O'CALLAGHAN, Roturntog officer.



Amusements. mm QHORAL g All MONDAY EVENING, Decknber ltrni. Captain Charles Oliyek (Late Bbitisu ArmT) will deliver a lectuhe OH NELSON f THE MAN ! THE HEKO ! THE SAILOR I Admission :—Front Beats, 2a 6d; Back and Gallery Seats, Is, Tickets at tJptWD'n, and Forrcut'a Mnsio Ware bonne. Doors open at 7.30 i -Lssturo at 8, Carriage* ma? bs ordered at 9,30, ■DEMUEKA SOCIAL HALL, TONHJHT (THURSDAY?. GKAND ]_NTEKTAINM_iNT. MDLLK. Jt?KNA M&'lllKLLtt, MADAME ASifßZii, Messrs Campbell, Mamhall, Bt. Clare, Brafozon, Williams, and others. OPJCEETTA : ROSE UF AUVEKQNE! ADMISSION, 2/ff. mKINITY CSUBCfi AND SUNDAY _L SOHOOI/, NOKTH SHORE. A Concert and Parlour Entertainment will be siren in the Devonport Hall, THIS (Thursday/ EVENING, at 8 o'olook. Admission, Ib. A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GR.4 M« .___ _UK SCHOOL. ATHLETIC StOBTS. The Annual Athletlo Spofte In connection with the School will bo held In the Domain, TO-MOHROW (Friday^, iClh Instant, at li o'clock! All friends are cordially invited to be present. Kducationai. p IKLS' HIGH SCHOOL. The annual d&Hibntion ol Certificates will take place In the School-room, On FRIDAY, December 10th inaUnt, at 2 p.m. Parents, and all Interested in the Education of Girls,we respectfully invited to be prettent i Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellenley and Alters streeta.-Eva-gelistio Bervlce, THIS (ThurßQay) EYENIN G, at 7.30. All are Invited. Recent arrivals' cordially invited, f OVAL STAR OF l\ -Li AUCKLAND LODGE, __*^ s £2sß-.No. 28,1.0.0.B1., A.C. A Meeting of tho above Lodge will take place THIB EVENING, 15th iciitant, at the Lodge room, New Zealand Ingarancs Buildings, at 8 i p.m. Business: Nomination of Oflloers fof easttlng By.'rWtheN.G. H. M, DAYRELL. Secretary. THE Annual Meeting of i_e Auckland Builders' and Contractors' AssoclaUfia will be held in the South British Buildings. THW (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. AllMsni- Uaroreapeotfullyre^ted^at^^ A RCti. HILL HIGHWAY tUST-UCT. A meeting of Ratepayers will be held in the Newton West Bohool, on FRID/Y. 30th inst, for tie purpose ot electing two trustees in place of Messrs Downey a^Ha^resljned. Chalrmani pro. tern. __!/_¥._»--—__> T^-ORTH SHORE REGaTTA CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Ctab will beheld on FKIDAY next, the 16thInstant,at the Masonto Hotel, Devonport, at 7.Mp.m. C. O. DACKB, Hon. Sec. AIUKU AND ONEHUNGA Btbam Navigation company (LIMITED). Notice Is hereby given that the Annual General Meethig ot this Company will bo held at the Office in Onehunga, at 3.30 p.m. on TUEBDAY. December 20. Business: To reoelve Report ana B&lanpe sheet, to eleot two Directors, and appoint Auditors. Special Business: To consider ndvleability of expunge Clause lOln^oj^f^sodaUon. Secretary. Ban_:raptcv notices. IN THE SUPREME COnRT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of '"The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and ot the Bankruptcy of Johk Grbbni.b-F, of the City of Auok land, In the Provincial Diatriot of Auck land, in the Colony of New Zealand, Master Mariner, a Debtor. This is to notify that JohnJJreenleaf, of the City of Auckland, in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Master Mariner, has this day filed a statement that ha Is unsble to meet his engagements with Ms Creditors. Tho First Meeting ot Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court House. Auok _nd aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the twentieth day of December, 1881, at the hour ot eleven o'clock In the (orenoon. Dated at Auokland this 15th day of December, mU G. W. BABLBY. Deputy Registrar, H. Williamson, Shortland-Btreofc. Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor, _____ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1878," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Mauricb Kelly, Juniob, a Debtor. This is to notify that Maurice Kelly, junior, late of the Wade, but now of the City of Auck' land, Settler, haß this day filed a statement that he is unable to meat his ennaKomenta witb his Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auck land, on THURSDAY, the fifth day of January, 1881, at the hour of eleven o'olock in the fore noon. Dated at Auokland this 15th day of December, 1881 G. W. BASLBY, Deputy Registrar. Maurice Kelly, junior, Debtor in person: IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Wallace Gibbons, ef Awitu, in the Provmoial Ulatriot ot Auokland, In the Colony of New Zealand, Mill Manager, a Debtor. This is to notify that Thomas Wallace Gib bons, of Awltu, in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Mill Manager, has this day filed a statement that he U unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors. The First Meeting' of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court House, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the twenty-second day of December, 1831, at 11 o'olook in the forenoon, Dated at Auckland this llth day of December, 1881. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. F. W. Bfooktibld, . ' Auokland, Debtor's eolloltor. "vtoung women's instituijs. Agency fob govbbnesses and Servants' Registby, Respectable Servants are requested to apply UPPER QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, Feo from Employers, fie. Fee from Governesses, fia. Fee from Servants, 2e 60.



Public Notices. All Accounts owing by the firm mnst be ren dered on or before the 31st instant. After that data they will not be recognised. All Accounts owing to the firm mnst be paid before the 31st instant, or they will be handed over to our solicitor for recovery. XX ANK & JENKINBON, Victoria-street Kast. December 1 i, 1881. JPIHKISTMAS CAKES. The undereJgned begs to inform bis customers, that ho will bako Christmas) Cakes to Order only this seasons Ail orders reoelred'up to end of December,- will be charged at nett price of Ingredients.—JOHN HALL, Otahnnu. Sporting notice.—Melbourne CUP, 1881. Parties indebted to- me ever the abpro event will please settle by Tuesday, the 20th instant, to save farther trouble.—Joseph GaM/AQHEih, Tattersiiii's Cltfb. Occidental Hotel, MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Toaea.— Angelo Forrest, Auckland Musio Ware house, Queen-street. KAKTIIKNWAHE. THE BBST AND CHBAPB9? ASSORTdENX' IN AUCKLAND. «j O S (x. BROWNlNO<Late;r'RFrftnols>' > § " 267, QOEBN-STRKKT, m Near the Market Entrance. Established 18 6Bj FANOy GOODS. BTAMMERING AND STUTTERING, SMt- Captain Oliver, who has had many years' experience In treating impediments of speech, can be consulted during bis short stay fa the colony, at Mrs Poison's, second house on the Graf ton Road from Symonds-street, Auck land, ~TZ~Z TDARQUE LOCH UKB, JL> B-KOM LONDON. j£u2GfcS£^ Conßlgneoa are requeated to •BSEEBSSaa Pasa Kntrloa and obtain Delivery Orders from the' undersigned for their Goods without delay. Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will to landed and stored at Consignees' rlßk and expense. • A Sight Entry to clear the.tosbol will be passort at 1 o'olook a,m. on SATURDAY. THK NKW ZKALAKD SfllPPHia CD. (UMITEDJ, Agents. AncklaflaV Daoombor 15,1881. EDKN^ PROPERTY. 1 have a Purchaser for a good-stee Allotment, With or without house, on main road. Mount Eden. Also, ft olient wishing to rent House Of 6 or 7 rooms, on volcatlo land (fleet-classtenant).— Particulars at oroe to D. F. Evans, Ketate Agent, Queen-street. ________ T, & H. C O O X E, FURNITURE, BKDDJNG, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE 133, QUBKN-fiTRKKT, AUCKLAND, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We Invite the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to t nrrrisn to our Larße and Well- Boleoted Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Fttraitnre; Japanese Son BliSdb for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Bads, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spbino Mat tbasskb, of superior quality, at reduced prtoes; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patb~ Serino Roller Blinds, all stese; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Wasbstands; some very Superior Bedroom dultes, In Mottled Kaum ; Toilet Ware, superior double sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin Hkabth- Buaa, in White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prfoes; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mate just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; flrst-class Hair Matitubsss, The greatest attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers, All Goods delivered tree in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 138, Qtt KBN-STBKBT, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. INDIA AND CHINA ISA WAREHOUSE. Ntf. S5, VICTOBIA-STBEET. CHOICE NEW CfjRRANTS, own Shlp ment, ex s.s. sorata, and ttßfflmipped per Hero; Valenola Almonds; Large Wew Valenoia lialßflM i Extra Choioe Muooatels. MV.Bt/TW.OvJ'BAS are steadily lnoroastag in pubiio layiWr. with 28 years' experience in this department ot frsde, I have muoh confi dence fc cdmmendlri. titm tor still further extended patronage. TKH-ffHOnaAND CIGARS. KWglrt about the umeot tbs uueeh-street fire, to soli at 6 for Is. to clear qulcSly. will be sold at M eaoh, Of 7 for Is. OMK HUNDRED BACfa ITlne White Table Rice, U}<l per ib. &olb. bags; smaller lots, 3d. THIRTY DOZKW Superior BngUCli Sauce, only Si per bottle; a large assortment of PidUss from 8d per bottle. TEN THOUSAND Superior Swiss Cigars, 2a 6d per bunale; by the 1000, at wholesale rates. GOOD OAVKNDTBH TKNa Virginia To bacco, la Od per Ib, Bankrupt Htook. THRKK LINKS ;of Very Choice Moning (Jodnous to arrive «_; May Queen. These Teas I have been selected by a flrst^lass Mlnofng Lane Broker. Lovers ot this character Tea may ex pect something good. Also, a cheap line very oholoe MONINO- SIFTINGa. This should prove a treat cc my poor friends, who cannot afford to study appearanoes. Pbioks :—Blend Counter Teas, Is 3d, 2s, 2s Sd, and 3s; Good China Congou, strong and sweet, la Gd. or 6 lbs , for 8a 6d; Box Teas, 20s, 225, 24b, 269, and 28s per box (low quality not quoted); Half-chests. 38 lbs to .40 lbs, from is id to 2s Od per lb: Nestles Milk Food, 2s per tin; Mother Blegel's Syrup, 2s lid per bottle; Five Medal Sperms, 9d per lb 29 lb boxes; Superior Cornflour, 6d per lb; Lime'uice, 101 per bottle (new); KB Jams, 37s 6d per case; Olive Oil in flasks; Prime Hams In 1 cloth; 120 dozen Manilla Kits. FREDK. WHITEHBAD, Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. . 35, Vlotoria-street. ELL-SINKING.—Mr A. Fletcher is prepared to sink Wells in any part of New Zealand, at 2s per foot OCTOR TENNANT has RKMOVED his Dispensary and Surgeby to Hewin'a Buildings, Wollesley-Btreet, noun of attendance:—9 to 10 a.nu, 1 to 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Resldenoe: Bymonds-Btreet. ARRIVED— 20 Ladies' Gold Hunting Genevas for 6& 10s, warranted for five years.—F. H. Lewisaon, Watchmaker, Queen street, Auckland. £•-* ft TO *100U LENT on Building 3&.L" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. Bee List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited (or Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Aeent. Valoan Lane. USICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Auck land Mublo Warehouse. JOHNLjsECH, Shortland-atreet, Leok ing Glass Manufacturer. Old Glasses Re silvered equal to new, at moderate charges. Sharland's Manufactures grape saline, An Kiwkrvjchoing and Slightly Afbbient Tonio Grave Jdiob Salt. It purifies the Blood, clears the Skin, Relieves Headaches and Indigestion, A teaspoonf ul In water makes a Pleasant Sfabklino Draught. Price, 2a 6d a Bottle. IMPROVED LIME FRUIT JUICE, HIGHLY CLARIFIED, FSEE FROM ALL IMPURITIES, Is 6(1 Reputed Quart Bottles FRUIT JUICE SYKUPS. These are prepared with LJMK FRUIT JUIOB, Guaranteed Pore and ot Fine Flavour, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. LIME FRUIT CORDIAi, Fine in Flavour and Quality, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. FINE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER, EOMA, A PREVENTIVE TO THE BITES OF THK MOSQUITO, Is 6d a Bottle. CJHAKLAND & CO., (r> Apothecaries' Hall ISHEK'S OCCIDENTAL HOTEI AND TATTERBALL'S. The vast alterations and Improvements In tb Establishment having been completed, Friends and Visitors to Auckland i are Invited to visit THE PICrOBE GALLERY! THE CURIOSITIES I THE AQUARIUM THE ENGLISH, FRENOH, fc AMERICA! BUiLIARD TABLES 1 THB£g&3ITIB 3 THE THREE BARS I THBS WONDERS,



Personal. THE Person who advertised for Mr* William Stuart Baxter can communicate with the same by letter. Fost-oflloc Auckland: or her lawyer, Mr Patten, Wellington. I HAVE iound my friends at too Watk worth Hotel,' MahorangL Splendid aooom modatlon. Beautiful Bocnery.—6. £*. Huoii. Proprietor. Ljost and Jtfouno* LOST, on Sunday last, a Gold Locket with cross set in diamonds.—Hinder will bo rewarded on application at this office. I g LOST AND FOUND—The place you can get Good Silver English Levers lor > JSS, warranted for two years.-*. H. Lewlsson. oppoalta Union Bank. Quean-»treet LOST, between St. Patrick's Cathedral and College Road, an Earring, black centre set In gold-Finder will he rewarded upon leaving same at No. Hi New Zealand lnanrancaßnttdings. I/iOUND, a BlacK Newfoundland Bitch. V —Apply w. williamß, General Dealer, 82, Karmgahapti rtosLfl. OUND, on Tnesday Morning, Dec , *Bth,a Black Pony with white mark oa forehead. Tile owner can hay* tne horse oy paying all espouses. —W. Hudspetn, at B. Maglnn's Stables, Albert-street. STRAYED, from Ponsonby, one Roan and White Heife*.-Anyone .jftoSl?" *££ same to J. W. Daly, Ponsonby, will reoelve 1M reward. - QTOLEH OB STKAYED, a Light kj Brindle Bell-terrier pnp (dog) s answers to the name of Pluto, aired 3 months. A rewam will be given to anyone returning nun to T, H. Sbove. ; anyone him after this date, will be prosecuted, December 15,1881. 4 & Boara ana KealQenoe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Gentle* men; woll-vontibitod rooms, large and airy; good table kept. Oroydon Villa, Vincent street. BOAUD AND ReBIDENCE for one or two Young Men In Parnell; no other board* ' —For address apply Mr Brook, Bootmaker, Paraell (IOMKU Iff ABLK Board and Residence J for two gentlemen friends: terms mode-' rate.—For address apply at W. D.;__Uen's,Oo_-1 » l eotioner, Queen-street. • ; . . f^OMFORTABLE Board and Kcsldcuw v/ for two gentlemen friends: terms moderate* ' —For address apply at W. I). Dallen's, Con- ( feetloner. Queen-atreet. ■ •'■ ..: PIMITLaNU HOUSE, Hobson-street, Auckland.—Bom d and Residence, Uf per week; do. (single bedroom), 25/ per week. Meals, V. Special arrangements made with families. Everyoomfpit. - •• /XOVKRNOK BKOWSE HOTEL, VJT HOBaON-BTRRBT. Board and Lodoihb ~2oa par Week BihqlxUoum..^, 265. Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. The Monthly Master will take place TO-MOR ROW KVKNJNO, at 7.30. Election of lot and 2nd Class P.O's. Uniform—White Jumpers, Blue Trousers, Straw Hate. „„,, *• K. LKl'.ol, ' - Capt A.N.If. December 17,1551. ' - / i Auctions. ~'j ; TO-MORROW, II O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE,' , FRUIT, AND GROCERY AU C TlO NMAR XE T, j POULTRY YARD. 1 ~' Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Can aries, Fancy Birds Small and Backing Pigs, Fancy Rabbits and Pigeonr, Heifer Call: Boar, about 15 months old; Bow, in young; Young Cattle yog , from imported stock >, a - Good Gentleman's Saddle, Oheese Vats, && PRODUCE AND GROOBRY DKFARTMKNT. New Table Potatoes-Kidney. Hobart PinSeyos, Shepherd's. &c: Onions, Peau. Beanß, Cab bages, Herbs. Old Potatoes; Walroa, Cantor bury, and other Cheese. Auokland and Can terbury Batter. Lard, Canterbury and Auck land Hacon and llama, Oatmeal, Oats, Floor. Sharps, Bran, MaSzo, FRWIT.-Plneapples, Oranses, GoMeberriM.l =. { GROCERIES, &o-96tlns Shearman's Bisculte, Mixed, Wines, Craoknells, Abernetby. Water, Albert, Blßeßtives, Bnice Nnts: Tea. Coffto, Cocoa, sugar, Dunedln Cornflour of good anaHty. Staroh, Blue, Clothes Pegs, Boap, Candles, Honey. Vestas, Lollies, Can-' , died Peel, White Lead, Paints, Oil, So; FURNiTUKE DEPARTMENT. . . ! ON BALB EKTTATISiY: ■ . . V ■»■.'!> Pianos, American Owns, Harmoniums •» COnccriina rend Case. Matting, Sewing Ma- ■: ohlneß, American and other Stoveß, General Furnishing Good* In great variety: Malign' - and Washing Machine, In good order; Flour Mill, Cheese Press, new and superior; Grates, Ovens, Door Scrapers. &c ■| T Q ■ M 0 R R 0 W. ...,-., AT THE SETTLERS' AUCTION MART, Opposite the Stab Office in , Wyudli.am-street, J. If, LAMBERT & CO. WILL sell by auction, at the Settlers' Auction Mat^ Wyndham-ttnet, oppo site Stab Offloe. to-mtftrow, (Fridajl Decett-, : r ber 16th, at half-past ten oWwk, Produce of all kinds General Stock of Orookery Second-hand Clothing, and i . Sundry other goods. , . . TO-MORROW. AT SIB bTn'S MA R T at 11 o'clock, 0 oases Hams and Bacon, ex Orett 60 Wairoa Cheeses • > 100 bags Maize , , ; lttbagsOats Tea, Sngar, Currants, Balslss Bran, Sharps. Flour Best New Potatoes , balance of Old, at 20a per ton Candles, eoap, Kerosene ■ Jams, Salmon S oases Best Venus Tobacco Beef, Pork, &o. Re-sale of 276 feet Pipes. Aiso, ■ An Allotmnnt, No. 11, Brown street, Pen- , sonby, 10 x 107, adjoining Mr Edmund's -' (obrter) dwelling house. ,^, - .. ; TO-MORROW, ~" At 12 o'clock B.m. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, at their Central Auction Mart, Queon street, To-morrow Friday), at 12 o'clock sharp, POULTRY — Fowls (Spanish), Brahman, I Dorking, and Gamo, Turkeys, Duokß, Geese, Young Pigs, and 1 pure Bettor Dog. ' PRODUCE—Hams and Bacon, Walroa an* ' Canterbury Cheeses. Bait Beef, Mutton and Pork. Now ana Did Potatoes, Bait Batter. Carrots and Cabbages, Onions, French Beans, V Fish, etc.; Oats, Maize, Bran, Chaff, Barley, Oatmeal. Flour. GROCERIES - Tea (in j-cheate and boxes), ~ White and Brown Sngur, Cornflour, Starch, Candles, Rioo, Barley. Muts, Lemon Peel, *o. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. SATURDAY, DKCEMBEIt 17. CAMBRIDGE HORSE SALE. T7IOR SALE, at Cambridge, on Saturday, JJ December 17, 70 FIRST-CLASS HORBEB, overland from Poverty Bay, comprising some peirs good .cross-country horses and hacks.. W. J. HUNTER & CO. MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. Ex Mail Steamer, HANDSOME TEA AND COFFEE SETS, Card Receivers, Ice Pitchers, Cruets, , Pickle Jars, Baskets, Waiters, Goblets, Nut Bowls, Jewel Caskets, &c, (Sec, &a GABRIEL LEWIS HAS been instructed to soll,at bis store; on the above date, at 11 o'clock, 2OABES OF ABOVB FINK ELECTRO PLATE ON HARD WHITK MKTAL. The auotioncor would call attention to this special lot, being some of the Handaomeat Designs Imported. -•,■-,'• ,■: MONDAY, DECEMBER 19. Ex Cotopaxi, from Melbonrne, CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW ~ u YKAR GIFTS!! jßotheratii'e, Bennett's, and other renowned makers— , 1 Gents' Gold Heavy-caie Lever Watches, Ladies' Watches, Chains, Necklets, Locketa, Diamond Rings, Diamond Seta, Silver Sets, Diamond Btuds, Bracelets, Handsome Cabinet Ware, I Ivory Hand-painted Fatity . j Flower Shades, Albums, Baskets, &c, Sea,, &o. GABRLEL LEWIS HAS received inßtructions to sell, at .; his Store, on the above date, at U o'olock, A PAROKIi OF THE ABOVBJJHOIOK; AND FIBST.ULASS GOODS, ex Cotopuxl, from Melbourne. • (Continued on Fourt4i Page.) ■