LATEST FROM PARIHAKA.

[FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTEB.]

Posting of the Proclamation.

PUNGAREHU, 9 a.m. The following is a translation of the pro clamation written in Maori, and posted in various parts of Parihaka yesterday :— "Notice to the Maoris of Waikato, Whanganui, Ngaruarua, aad other tribes who are dwelling at Parihaka. Thia is a notice and a request that you leave Pari haka and vicinity, and return to your own neighbourhoods. Do not be deaf, but listen to this request at once. Ngatiruanui and Ngatiawa and other tribes of the West Coast District return to their own settle ment, there to await the intentions of the Government concerning them. — John Bryce, Native Minister, War Minister." Hearing of the posting of this, your cor respondent visited the settlement at day light, and fortnately escaped being turned bock by the sentries posted to keep away civilians. I visited the meeting-house of To Whiti and found it full. On inquir ing their ideas as to the proclamation I was at first told that they had not seen it, and the natives exhibited a decided disinclina tion to discuss the matter. However, yours ultimately discovered that Tarihana of Paketapu, hapu of Ngatiawa, had agreed to leave, but it is not known how many men depart with him: He asked for drays, and it is reported that Mr. Bryce at first refused, but ultimately as Mr Rolleston thought it was right he should have them to remove his household effects the Native Minister consented.

The six pounder gun is placed in position on the hills spoken of so often as overlook ing Parihaka. Subsequently I heard from a private source of the intended movements, and leave at once for Parihaka again. Messrs Bryce and Eolleston, with inter preters and escort, arrived at Parihaka Camp at 7 o'clocir. There is to beafullparade at 9. Parihaka will be entered at 9 n clock, for the purpose of dispersing the natives. Your reporter was aft Parihaka at day light. The natives generally take no notice ot the Proclamation.

Tohana, a chief of Puketapu, is the only man who has consented to disperse. Two drays are to be sent tor his household goods immediately. It is not known how many men will go with him.

Mr Bryce refused to give drays, but Mr Rolleston thinking it right they should go consented.

The intended movement 13 kept strictly secret, and as your reporter writes, he knows not their destination.

SECOND DESPATCH.

The Natives Turned Out of Their

Whares.

No Resistance Offered.

Seizure of Arms,

PUNGAREHU, this day.

Word was sent at 9 o'clock to the natives at Parihaka to disperse. No answer was given. The Armed Constabulary at once pro ceeded to empty the whares. Tbe Waikato natives were assembled at the meeting place. A company of A.C. is now clearing the whares in the centre of the village, walk ing amongst the Maoris. A good number of guns were found. There was no resistance, the people sitting without a word. The volunteers are under arms, the Nelson battalion covering the assembly. The A.C. surround the village.

The Native Minister is here,

Three correspondents were found in the settlement, and sent to the rear under escort.

Te Whiti and Tohu are in the block house at Pungarehu; Hiroki is in a tent in irons, and secured at night. A. quantity of arms of all sorts were found and passed out. The chiets will probably be arrested and the whores destroyed.

THIRD DESPATCH.

The Search Through the Camp,

The Natives Exhorted to Peace.

PUNGAREHU, 11.28 a.m,

The troops were marched into Parihaka at9.3o,andaresearchiDg the whares for arms. A large quantity of guns, including breech-loaders, ammunition, pouches, pistols, and also Public Works wheel narrows have been found.

The search is going on, The natives are silent spectators. T The chief Rangi addressed the natives, enjoining peace. No reporters are inside Parihaka now. Yon Tempskey's sword is not yet found, but it is known to be here.

Tohans, four men, four women, and three children left at 8 o'clock. These are all Wbo have obeyed the proclamation.

(From Our Own Correspondent),

PUNGAREHU, Monday evening,

A WET DAY IN CAMP.

This morniDg began with strong weather and heavy rain. The men in most cases were under canvas before nightfall, but some corps were left without tents, and were, at two in the afternoon, seeking' shelter -where best it conld be found. At Manaia, Captain Somerville, of the Wan ganui Cavalry, has been patrolling fre quently, and from what I can learn he has performed most efficient service. Major Atkinson left camp this morning, and the promised proclamation, ordering strange natives to disperse to their■ homes, was published in Parihaka. "RUNNING IN" A REPORTER. I heard of one amusing report.by the officer in charge of the Guards, who arrested the Btraggler to whom I referred in my last. It Btated: " There is nothing particular to report, except that a man was found wandering on the road, and brought in by the sentry. On enquiry, it was found that he was a special correspondent, and I therefore made him a prisoner." I may soy, if "a policeman's life is not a happy- one," what is tbat of a correspondent at the front ? At a meeting of gentlemen representing the press of the colony there, it was resolved to pre«ent a respectful letter to the officer commanding the district, asking permission for the free access of correspondents to camps. It is to be hoped it will be met properly. Dr. Diver was despatched to Rahotu this morning on receipt of a telegram stating that an officer of the Wellington Naval Brigade was suffering from sunstroke. SEARCHING THE BUSH. A report obtains currency that a recon naisance party started last nip-ht to search for defences in the interior. Lieut. Fitzherbert left for Wellington to day on leave of absence. The Wellington and Wanganui men were on the alert last night at Rahotu, but nothing occurred calling for their services.

(BY TELEaBAPH. -PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

AFFAIRS IN THE CAMP.

PUNGAREEHU, thia day. The weather has now cleared up. The men in the dsfferent camps are engaged putting the things in shipshape after the boisterous weather of yesterday. There is nothing fresh at Parihaka. Early this morning a notice was posted in the pah. It calls on the five tribes and other visitors who have assembled there to disperse, and leave for their respective hapus. Messrs Bryce and Rolleston left this camp at 6 o'clock this morning for Parihaka. The prisoners are still here. Hiroki is kept in a separate tent from Te Whiti and Tohu, and is bound down at night. There are only fifty men exclusive of mounted rifles now stationed there. 11.30 a.m. Several natives who I saw at Parihaka this morning are now passing through for their <Bra hapus. The Constabulary are now searching the whares for arms. The hill in front of Parihaka is crowded with men-witnessing the mavements of the A.C. PUNGAREHU, this day, 9 a.m. Heavy rain continues, and the position of troops is not a comfoitable one. A notice has been posted in Paiihaka calling upon the natives to disperse iorthwitb. The Wanganui natives have crossed the River Waitotara, which runs through Parihaka, to their own whares, DISPOSITION OF THE FORCES. The Armstrong gun is placed on the bill overlooking the meeting place. A redoubt will be thrown up. The hill has been christened Fort Rolleston, _ \

Both Messrs Bryce and Rolleston are in camp, and will experience the delights of a soaking day under canvas. The volunteer are in good spirits, and it is satisfactory _ hear songs ot all sorts as one passes _, different tents. The sentries have a rough time of it, and the officers on picket, in this wet weather. Their chain of sen tries extends along broken hills and gullies, and the duty of visitiug these entails considerable toil. Of course in such weather tents come to grief occasionally. About noon the Canteen tent collapsed, causing considerable damage ; and shortly after the tents occupied by Lieuts. Goring and Blundell, of the Wellington Guards, succumbed. As the last named had been on picket all night, and was doubtless en joying a sleep a mass of wet canvas would act as a refresher. Later on tents arrived for the Nelson battalion, and the sight of the camps was changed to a hill side on the left of Parihaka. There can be ho doubt the volunteers have been tried and found willing and enduring. It must be stated that oa Friday night they were paraded at Rahotu at eight o'clock to sco that every man was complete. On Saturday morning they breakfasted at four, parted at half-past, and marched at five, arriving at Parihaka about seven. They were halted for a short time, when Major Pitt advanced with the Nelson men and Thames to take up position on the hills overlooking Pari haka from the left. To arrive at the loca lity-ordered, the men had to go through rough scrub bush, besides climbing Maori fences, and this in heavy marching order. When the advance was sounded at eleven o'clock, all closed in, but until past noon the volunteers were in marching order a period of nearly eight hours, and to this add the fact that guards and sentries had to be provided for Satur day night, and all will admit that our volunteers have behaved well, and proved that the Volunteer Service is to be relied upon in caseof emergency.

PRISONERS TO GO TO WELLINGTON

Te Whiti, Tohu, and Hiroki are still in Pungarehu blockhouse, and will proceed via Opunake to Wellington by the Binemoa, expected to-day. A strong escort will accompany them. The natives have read the recent procalmation. Should the tribes not separate, it is probable that their chiefs will be arrested.

It is not likely that the Maoris will dis perse.

12.20 p.m. SEARCHING THE SETTLEMENT.—

250 ARMS SEIZED.

By 11 o'clock the troops had finished the centre of the village, and are now on tbo south side of the river. Two hundred and fifty arms have been col lected.so far. Some meres were brought in by the search party, but were returned by order of the Minister. A number of the breech-loading guns, Enfield rifles, aud one revolver were secured. Captain Gudgeon conducts the search. Amongst the arms are fifty rifle guns. The Wanganui's made a large haul of Enfield's ammuni tion, shot, powder, and shot-belts, The arms are now being Bent to Pungarehu by waggon. The troops were dismissed at lunch, and fell in again at one o'clock,

Titokowarn's men are not here.

THE GOVENOR AND HIS MINISTERS.

SIR ARTHUR GORDON REFUSES TO

DISSOLVE THE HOUR,

(BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Tha warrant for the issue of the writs for the elections, has been in tbe hands of the Govenor since yesterday,Jbut he has refused to sign it. We hear he has declined to attach his signature till the native crisis ia over on the ground, that it would be injudicious to dissolve Parliament while the coutry 1b in its present critical con dition. FromaJloccountsit wonld seem as If a rupture between the Governor and his advisers la emmlnent. •

The Proclamation Signed.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PEESS ASSOCIATION]

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. The proclamation has been signed dis solving Parliament.

SPORTING NEWS.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CO-RESPONDENT.)

~-r, Racecourse, this day. THE day broke very fine, but about noon clouds gathered and the weather assumed a threatening aspect, and rain fell before the commencement of the proceedings. The new stand is a handsome structure, similar in shape to tbe Dunedin, but more elaborate). Some of the new arrangements of the ground are an improvement, bnt others to be commenced at future opportunity are not. The main idea seems to have been to acco modate aristocrats, or else to so inconveni ence the general public as to compel them to pay for apmiesion to the grand stand. The general topic of conversation was the hard luck Mason and Vallance experienced in yesterday's break-down Of Amulet, whom tbey had backed heavily for the Derby and Cup. The first race of the day was the Free Handicap, for which all coloured on the card went to the po3t. The following were the results; — FREE HANDICAP. Billingsgate (De'rritt) 1 ' Chancellor (Thomson) 2 Talent (Clifford) 3 Sir Georgß (Herd) 0 On Dit (dmith) ... 0 Poet (Hoskins) 0 Joker (Blanche) 0 Rawdon (Monaghan) 0 Duessa (Newman) 0 Laertes (W. Butler) 0 Betting 5 to 2 against Sir George ; 4 to 1 Billingsgate and Chancellor; 6 to 1 On Dit and Poet. Laertes got all the best of tho straggling start but was soon passed by Councillor and Rawdon, who, at half distance were two clear lengths ahead of everything. The rest of the field began to close on them, and the lot turned into the straight in a com. pact body of which the leading files were Talent, Rawdon, Chancellor, and Billings gate, the latter coming up fast. Neairng the Stand, Chancellor held a slight lead, and appeared going well within himself, but Billingsgate beat him for pace at the finish, aud won cleverly by half a length. Talent was three lengths away; then came On Dit and Joker Bide by side. The rest straggling. Time lmin 46_secs. Of 309 in the totalisaior, 73 were on Billingsgate | THE DERBY. Dauphin (R. Ray) 1 Yattendon-Peeress colt (Derrit) 2 Nonpareil (Hope) 3 Matakau (Thorn-son) 0 Hinemoa (Wattic) 0 Diosnia (Herd) 0 Betting: 2 to 1 against Dauphin, sto 1 Matakau, 3 to 1 Peeress (colt) and Hinemoa, 6to 1 any other. There were a couple of breaks away, in which all but Dauphin and Peeress colt got off two or three hundred yards, but when the flag fell to on excellent start Matakau end Nonpareil got a shade the best of it. Dauphin and Peeress colt were close up, the other two in immediate attendance Going round the first time Matakau took a clear lead of a length from Nonpareil, who lay a similar distance iv front of Dauphin; but at half-a-mile Ray took the favourite up, and by the time the three-quarters mile-post was reached, he and Matakau were on level terns. Immediately- they classed, the pair raced right away from the field, making the pace a cracker, but Dauphin's colours were visibly moving in front, snd he led round the turn ior home by quite half a length. Nonpareil's place was "here taken by Hinemoa, who came up with a rush, but speedily fell back again, and third place was then filled by Peeress, who now for the first time looked dangerous. _ Coming up the straight Dauphin had a slight lead of Matakau who was just in front of Peeress colt, but at the rails Matakau died away to nothing, leaving the final issue to.Dauphin on one side and the Peeress colt in the centre of the course. The Auckland colt momentarily looked like getting on terms with the favourite, but repeated the two-year-old crack of swerving under punishment, and going right across the course finished in the order mentioned at the judges box, three quarters of a length behind Dauphin. The rest of the field were so backed that Nonpareil took third place four lengths off, -while Hinemoa was fourth, Matakau fifth. Drosina was never in the hunt. Time : 2mins*__secs. Dauphin and Ray were greatly cheered on weighing in. The C.J.C. Handicap. Grip 1 Louis DOr w 2 Lady Emma 3

The police will be glad if anyone who has lost an axe will go and examine the one found in the possession of Turner,

CABLEGRAMS.

■reuter's Telegrams.]

FRENCH OCCUPATION OF TUNIS. LONDON, October 29. The French have occupied the Holy City of Kirwin. The insurgents did not offer any resistance, but fled at the approach of the French sentries, having previously pillaged the city. ARCHBISHOP M'CABE AND THE, LAND LEAGUE. At the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Dub lin yesterday, a pastoral letter by Dr. Me- I Cabe, Archbishop of Dublin, was read from ; the pulpit, in which the "no rents" cry raised by the Irish National Land League was vigorously denounced. The most rev. prelate contended that to advocate or accept such communistic theories would disgrace any Christian people, A number of tho congregation left the cathedral while the j pastoral letter was being read i The German Government have conveyed j to the Italian Ministry an assurance of the . special pleasure with which they regard the [ visit of the King and Queen of Italy to the ; Austrian Court

THE ITALIAN-AUSTRIAN ROYAL

MEETING. VIENNA, Nov. 7,

In tho Lower House of tho Austrian Reichsratk to-day Baronde Kallay, Under- Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, made a statement to the effect that the recent visit of King Humbert of Italy to Vienna was made at His Majesty's own instigation. "Außtria," the Under-Secretary added, " had nothing to ask and nothing to fear from Italy."

THE LAND COMMISSIONERS,

LONDON, Nov. 7.

Owing to the enormous amount of busi ness which continues to be brought before the Land Commissioners in Ireland the Go vernment has been compelled to appoint several additional sub-Commissioners to hold Courts for dealing with tho great pressure of work.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

NOVBMB-K 8. Bank of N.Z.-Sellers. £23 National Bank—Sellers, 83a Colonial Bank—Sellera, 18a N.Z. Insurance—Sellera, 8_- 6d- South British—Sellers, 58a Union ISash and Door— £7 10a; buyers, £7 S3 Sellers, £710s Thames.Gas—Sellers, 27s 6d N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, 63s Moanataiari B.M.CO.—Buyers, 10s 6d Alburnta—Sellers, 17b Caledonian—Sellers, 10s Crl North Devon.—Sellers, 8s Tokatea—Buyers, lis Cd; sellers, 15s Cd Blookmore's—Buyers, 10s; sellers, 17s Just in Time-£3S 10a qr-shares; buyer}, £30 Waitekauri (extended)—_!lo qr-Bharea Young Colonial—Buyera, 6a 3d; sellers, 7s JOSEPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8.



Mr G. M. Reed was among the passen gers by the ontward mail-steamer for Eng. land vlfl Sau Francisco, on business con nected with the East oast Land Company-



Bani-cuptcv iNO-icee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho several Acts amend ing the somo, and of the Bankruptcy of Herman Mattson, of the City ot Auck land, Baker, a Debtor. This is to notify that Herman Mattson, of the City of Auokland, Baker, has this day filed a atatement that he is unable to meet hia engage ments with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court house, in the City of Auokland. on WEDNES DAY, the 16th day ot November instant, at 12 o'olock noon. Dated this Bth day of November, 1881. HENRY 0. BREWER. Registrar. G. T. K-_T_-y, Queen-Btreet, Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876,'' and the several Acts emending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of FRiNOis MoKenna, of Pitt street, Auokland, in the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Tailor, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that, a sufficient number Of tho Creditors ot the eald Francis McKonna not having attended the First Meeting of Creditors appointed to be held on MONDAY, the seventh day ot November instant, at the Supreme Court Buildings, Anckland, at the hour of 11 o'olock In the forenoon, or at the adjourn ment thereof, on TUESDAY, tho eighth day of November instant, st the same hour and place, the Registrar has, in pursuance of Section if! of the "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," appointed Thomas Macffarlano, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the obovo named Franoia McKonna, and that the Bald Thomas Macftorlane has intimoted to the HoKi'trar, in writing, his acceptance of the said Bppcl.it nont. Dated, at Auokland, this eighth day of Novembor, 183 L G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. Joseph A. Tole, Solicitor for the Debtor, Shortland-Btreet, Auckland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," ond the several Acts amendments thereof, and of the Deed of Arrangement of Franz Gottfbikd Herman Kummer, of the City of Auck land, in tho Provincial District of Auok land, in New Zealand, Merchant, carry ing on business under the name, style, or firm of " Kummer & Co." Notice Is hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of November, 1881, at 11 o'olock in the forenoon, an application will be mode to the Supreme Court of New Zealand, Bittingin Bank ruptcy, for a declaration of the oomplete execu tion ot a certain Deed of Arrangement, dated the 11th day of October, 1881, made between the said Franz Gottfried Herman Kummer, ot the first port, Edward Lewis and Herman Brown, Merchants, both of the City of Auokland afore said, of the second part, and all the Creditors of the said Franz Gottfried Herman Kummer, of the third part, and filed in the proper offloe of the fcupreme Court at Auckland aforesaid, on the lith day ot October, 1881. and whioh said deed was asaented to by a resolution, in writing, passed by a majority in number, representing three-fourths ln value of the Creditors of the Slid Franz Gottfried Herman Kummer, present or represented at a Meeting of Credicora duly convened and held for tbat purpose, at the Supreme Court-house Builiiiug at Auokland aforesaid, on the 7th day of November, 1881. Dated this Bth day of November, 1881. WILLIAM THORNS, Solioitor for the Trustees.



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 amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy ot Joseph Lowndes, of Parnell, near the City of Auckland, Inspeotor of Nuisances, a Debtor. It Is hsroby notified that at a first mooting of i the Creditors of the said Joseph Lowndes, held this day, la the Buildings ot the Supreme Court house, Auckland, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas MacfFarlane, Esquire, Certifi cated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the proporty o£ the said Debtor; and that the sold Thomas Macffarlane haa intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated at Auokland this eighth day of Novem ber, 1881. HENRY C. BREWER, Registrar. Angelo Forrest, AUCKLAND MUSIO WAREHOUSE, 6b*, QUEEN-STREET. ALL PIANOS^-ORGANS, OR HARMONIUMS Bought from abovo Warehouse will he KEPT IN TUNE AND GOOD REPAIR FOR TWELVE MONTHS AFTER PURCHASE; Albo, a Written Guarantee given with eaoh Instrument for THREE YEARS. It is hoped the above arrangement will be sufficient proof that nonk but Really F—tST-OLASS INSTRUMENTS Will be kept in stock. Bands Soppi-ied for Evening Parties. A Room specially built for Professors, Private P.ehearaols, Sec, tree. The.Best and Cheapest House in Auckland FOR MUSIO, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, STRINGS, FITTINGS, „o._ * UCKLAND Ti/fUSIC T^'AREHOUS-. NO. 68, Queen-street.



Wan.ea. WANTED, from 15 to 20 Navvies,to g. to Poverty Bay; good wages Riyen. ---! Apply to K. Cameron, at the Royal Mail Hotel Thursday ovening at 7 o'clook. _____ |"V|7ANTED, a good Second Cook.- T T Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, 5 or 6 Clean, Smart Boys.- Apply at once to E. H. Percy, at thi ' Bakery, Pitt-street, corner of Vincent-street. j \j\i' ANTE D, a Nursegirl.—Anclio; ii Hotel, Queen-atreet. TTtn-AWTEDTa First-class Cook.—Applj IT at Waitemata Hotel. WANTED, a Young Man to make him self generally useful,—Apply Mr Edgar Dyer, Welleßley-street Eaßt. WANTED, a Couple ot Strong Men tc clear a few aores of Land; muat have I been used to tho work. -Apply at once to Pub ! liaher. Star Offloe. WANTED, a Laundress, also a Cook. —Mrs Alfred Bnokland, Newmarket. WANTED, a few good Bushmen.— , Apply to David Gouk. \V rANTED, a good Barmaid for front II bar.—Apply Exohango Hotel. \)kj ANTED, Bricklayers to Tender tor v V Building a Chimney.—Apply on the job, Ireland-Btreet. off? Franklin Road. WANTED, respectable Girl from 14 to 16, to be taught to wait at table, at once. —Apply to Servanta' Registry, _*,W. Institute, Queen-atreot. ANTED a Good General Servant for Bay or ißlands ; muat cook, bake, &o.- Apply to Servants' Registrr, Y.W. Institute, Queen Btreet. WANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply Mrs Ihoa. Whitson, Princes-Btreet. WANTED, a Carter.—Apply to B. McDonald, Parnell. WANTED to Buy, Kauri Palings in any quantity.—Samuel White, Fencer, Gore-street. W "ANTED, a good Bench Hand; con. stant employment; aleo a Shop Boy.— Apply to Wilkins and Co., Bootmakers, 83, Vic toria-atrcot. WANTED, two Junior Assiatants to the Drapery, and one Apprentice to the M Llnabury and Co. WANTED, the Men to come and see Sunday Boots, 6s Cd; Working Boots. 6s 6d (no higher price); also, Socks, 3d; Worsted do, Gd; Satin Scarves, Od; at Dampier's. ANTED, a Striker for the Smith's Shop; conatant employment for a steady Youth or Xoung Man.—Apply Cousin & Atkin, EUiott-Btroot. WANTED, an Office Boy.— Apply Branaton Se Forater, Albert-street. ANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply Grey hound Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, a good active Youth tor the Grocery Business.—Apply J. Ford, new store, opposite All Saints' Churoh, Ponaonby. WANTED, good Tailore and Tailoresses. Apply J. S. Cobley, new premises oppo site Auckland_Club. ANTED, a Carpenter to work on the premisea in Wakefleld-Btreet.—Apply at once to Garrett Bros. WANTED, Everybody to Bead Pro feasor Qusscott's Advertisement on first page. WANTED, the Ladies to come ana Bee the Fresh Bargains, lnoluding the fashionable Ombre Ribbon for 8d the yard, at Dampier s. WANTED, an Experienced Gardener, one that unaeratands Grafting and Propagating (no fraud need apply).—Apply to Thorn us Steadman, Queen-atreet. WANTED, a Maltster.—Apply C. Sutton and Co., Newmarkot. WANTED KNOWN-Fresh Bargains, including White Josephine Kid Gloves, Is and lßfid; at Dampier'B WANTED, a Soap and Candle-maker. —Apply to Warnock Bros., Durham-' street, Auokland. WANTED, Two Pairs of good Sawyers , for Auckland Timber Company (Limited). —Apply 2 to 3 p.m. WANTED, Boys and Improvers to brown saddlery.—Henry Brace & Co. (Limited), High-street. WANTED to Rent, a convenient Cottage of about 7 rooms—gas laid on. -Address, with full particulars, Box 133, Post offlce^ ____^ \\T ANTED KNOWN—Dampier's shops IT will be dosed entirely To-morrow (Prince of Wales'Blrthdoy). WANTED KNOWN-Wo are selling good dry Titree at lis per ton, delivered; an allowonco made to large consumers. Clothes Props. 9deach.—Barchellßros., Ponsonby Road. WANTED to Hire, a House lit ior a Boarding-house; not more ;than ten mlnuteß' walk from Queen-street.—Apply Star Office. WANTED, a General Servant for the North Pboro; references required.— Apply Mra C. Williamaon, Scotia Place, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Ladles' Camisoles for 2a gd. at Dampler'a. WANTED, the Ladies to see the Silvered Brooches at la, and the Men to bob the Stud Suitea at 6d ; no higher pricoa ln the glassß case at Dampier's. ANTED to Purchase, a Fishing Net not less than 35 fathoms long.—Apply at once to Lambert and Co., Wyndhanvstreet. ANTED KNOWN thot the Victorian Loon and Discount Agenoy's Advertlse ment appears on Ith page. 9th column, V\7"ANTED, Employment by a Practical I V Gardener, by day, week, or otherwise; understands the magagement of grape vine, plain and ornamental gardening in all its branoheß.-Kobert Layer, Seofleld View Road, Kyber Pass. WANTED KNO WN-The Ladies' out door Sewn Prunella Boots (plain fronts, with tassels at 6a 6d, have arrived per ship Stracathro, at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN, that the "Anvil Chorus " atMrs Revltt's Concert will be accompanied by the Anvil. WANTED Known—That Mrs Joseph", i son will give the highest price for Lett off Apparel. Letters promptly attended to.— Cheap Crockery Shop, opposite the Star Hotel, Karangahape Road, Newton, ANTED-!KNOWN, that you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golncfto Mnnro and Miiligan. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN — A first-rate opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands tho Fellmongcry business.—Apply CD., offlco ot this paper. WANTED, the Public to Bead my Advertiaement on Front Page of Star. JOHN LOW Amerioan Portrait Rooms, 13, Grey-street. WANTED, Property-holders to Know that, in consoquenco of enquiries, G. Eraser will be glad if those wishing to - Sell Oity and Suburban Allotments and Dwellings will call early and Register same. No charge for registration.—GEOßGE FRASEB, Central Freehold Land.and Investment Asency,[corner Queen-atreet and Vulcan Lane. W~ ANTED KNOWN, J. Haliiday, 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 addreas, Abercrombie- Btreet, fourth shop from Symondß-street. WANTED, Ladies and Gents to see tbe nice lot of Holiday Goods at Dampier's, Boots. Hats, Scarves, Glovea, Ribbons, Broochss, Stud Suites, Perfumery, &c. &o. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready Bale.—D.F. Kvsna, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-Btreet. WANTED, Cattle Show Visitors to Inspect Tapestry Carpets, 2j lid; Men's Working Shirts, la lid to is 6d ; Rush Hats, 6d; Trimmed Hats, 3s lid; Mon'a.Socka, 4Jd; Snita, 30a j Boys Tweed Suit3,los 6d.-J. M. MoLach lan. ■ WANTED, Tenders for the supply of scoria, till Wednesday next, noon, at per measured cubio yard, worked up Into tho building; probable snpply wanted, about 400 yards, more or less.—Apply Jackson and Son, Concrete Builders and Plasterers, Dublin-street, Newton. ■ ■ ■ WANTED KNOWN-That J. H. Hedger is still Selling the Best Quality Meat of all kinds at Lowest Remunerative Prico?. Cash Cuatomera most liberally dealt with, A trial respectfully invited. Note tho addreas : Kyber Paaa Butchery. W "ANTED KNOWN,that Mrs Waiters, of Hobson-street, is now shewing tho LATKST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladloa will do well to oall and see her reoherch6 Btook before purchasing. Ladieß' Dreaa Capa. AU Gooda marked atLoweat Prices. WANTED KNOWi-t, tnat D. Goldie Is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dook, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.is better than that purchased elsewhere WANTED KNOWN-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 Stook of Beeoh Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended to WANT_i_;, oraers tor our tamous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 55s suits. Overcoats from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor. 170. Queen-street. *\r ANTED KNOWN, I am selling good I v Houae Coala (Whangerel) at 23s per ton, (delivered) Caßh.—J. Craig, Commerce-atreet. WANTED KNOWN—Hate, Flowers, Feathers. Dress Pieces. —ustres. Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—G. Carter. Victoria-street. WANTED, Everybody to bring their Clothes to be Cleaned and Repaired equal to new; prices moderate,—J. Davis, Vio toria-aticet East, Bix doors above Greyhound Hotel. . WANTED,- the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Japanese Silk (different colonrB) for Is 6d, at Dampier'B. ANTED, fo Sell Out at once, pay my debts, and retire. A flrst-claaa oppor tunity now offers for two Industrious, "sober, Young Men, No reasonable offers refused. » .J. BoßtKr, Grey-street.



I Wanted. TVTANTED, for Te Kopuru Sawmills a competent ENGINEER; none bu ■ ftoßt-olass-hands need apply.—Address Managei ' Te Kopuru Sawmill, Wairoa North. 3 WANTED, the Auckland Burglars t< know thot I intend fitting them out witl ". my unmentionables free of charge.—Applj between the hours of 10 p.m. till 6 a.m., private r house of J. Williams. ANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup plies Freeh Butter and Eggs.-Hendrj , Se Whitley, No. 1, Queen-street. WANTEU KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of up , wards of 15 years' experience, and from Juiy, 1880, till September last with Meisrs Sharland aDd Co., has Openod a Pharmacy at 184, Queen- Btreet (next Now Zealand Honaa), for Dispensing Preaoriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domoßtlo Requisites. WANTED KNOWN-ThatMKS Jack, at the wish o£ many Mends, has opened a Servants' Registry Offloe. and hopea that the Indies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will call upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auokland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers ot all description ot Goods, with superior Maohinery and despatch.—Works; Custom-house-street West . WANTED KNOW N—GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only la 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store ln the Market. Be In time. W" ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hail and Co. bog to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the premises lately ooouplod by Madame Bottenelli, opposite MoArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their well-selected Htook, eaoh department will bo found repleto with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery. Hoßiery, Kid Glovea; a large assortment of Laces, real and Imitation. Ladles would do well to give na an early oall. No trouble to shew goods. Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jaokots, ln light ooloura, Belling at a great sacrifice.—Dunne, Hall and Co. WANTED KNOWN—To Small Capi talists.—For Sale, the Goodwill and Stook ot a Grocery Store and Coal and Firewood Yard, in a good neighbourhood, about ten minutes' walk from Post-office. Price, about £150— For further particulars apply to W. F. PQttoraon*i!& Co., Oochrane's Buildings, Fort street W_> NTED KNOWN-Thb Black Silk for 1b lid ia going fast at Dampier's. WANTED, the Public to inspect H. Woite's Btook of Baths. Toilet Cans, Slop Patla, Bhow Canisters, Dairy Goods, and overy description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam, Meat, Baking Powder, Inseot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tina, Sec, Sec H. Waite having fitted up his Faotory. and imported the latest maohi nery, ia now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and aa everything is oommancod and flnißhed on tbe premises, he oan sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony. H.W. aska a fair field and no favour.—H. Waite, Wholesale and Retail Tinamlth, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Btation, High street. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies need not wear Bllppera in their back yards while they can get good Sewn Elastic-Bide Kid Boots at Dampier's for is Od. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Queen-atreet andTulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohes iB now carried on under the Bpeoial superintendenoe ot Mr G. Eraser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No charge made for registering properties for sale. WANTED HJN v WN-Gooasons London Arcade is acknowledged to be the largest and moat magniflcont dlaplay of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in tho Colony; in its arrangement, it stands unique (imitating none). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to enumerate tho varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established fact that the Novelty Depdt and Economical Emporium of Auckland ia tho London Aroade, 148, Queen and Viotoria-streeta. Inspection invited, irrea pective of purchases boing made. See tbe Five Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduced Prices I" and "Alarming Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office: 58, St. Mary Axe. WANTED KNOWN—Tnac the mew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very auperlor White Eauri, from our now buah, juat opened. WANTED KNOWN-That Thomas Hill has Opened a Warehouse in Parnell with a nice Assorted Stock ot Beady-made Clothing and General Drapery. Having now over twenty years' experience in the above tride, and buying goods for cash only, I am in a position to give Extra Value. No second price. Terms—Cash.—Thomas Hill, Manukau Road, Parnell. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Freeh Bargains, including Black Felt SUppera for la 6d, at Dampier'a. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert Se Co. will Open an Auction Mart ln Wyndham-atreet, opposite the Stab office, on Saturday, the 29th inst.. for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con ' Bigneca 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 dais of sale, ace further notice. WANTED KNOWN — Duty Free Goods. — The New Drapery House IS NOW OPEN. Don't buy till yon have seen tho Now Stock of Dross Gooda. Prlnta, from ijd; Galateas, from 43-. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under clothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A good Btook of Ladies'and Children's Coatumes, Pinafores, Pellsaea, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &c. —Notr.—l shall give the Full Benefit of aU Duty Frea Goods.—Brighton Houae, corner of Grey and Pitt-atreete. J. Randall. WANTED, the Public to Save Money by purchasing at Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse. Dress Beiges, from 4*d: a splendid line of Black and Colored I,ustros at la; Prints in variety, from 3}d and i Jd; Plain and Colored Sateenß, from ll'd; 72 inoh Sheetings, la 3d; the best value in town in Honoycomb Quilts, irom 4s 6d; Lace Curtains, 3a lid per pair; 3 yaris long Frenoh Lace, 6s 9d; Bee our Btook of Cheap Hoalery; White Cotton Stookings, from Id pair, splendid value at Is; onr stock of Underclothing ia marked, as all our other goods are, at lowest possible profit; a job lot ot Thom son's Patent Corsets, Is fid pair, usual price 8s: our Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, imported direct from Belfast, are a marvel of cheapness. —Please note the address: Wm. H. Smith, 300 and 302, Upper Queen-street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. rjiO BUTCHEES.—Wanted, a strong JL Lad.—Apply to John Foss, Bute, er, Grey- Street EMPLOYMENT-or part- wanted (any kind) by a buainess man with small in come, either on commission or small salary.— H.W.0., thia office. TO Bootmakers —Wanted 2 good Finish era for men'a light work, good wages and constant employment.—Garrett Bios. Board ana Kesldence, BOABD AND RESIDENCE:—A large Bed-room, withjprlvate Bittlng-room; ten minutes from Post-offlce; no children; terms moderate.—Address at this office. BOABD and Residence for two respect able young men.—Apply to John Dinnison, Grooer, Newmarket. COMFORTABLE Board and Kesidence for a married couple, or two gentlemen, who would not object to one room.—Apply STAROffIC6_ CTOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, X HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodßino„_...-.--..20a per Week BINOLK ROOM-- .253. To Liet. DEVONPORT.— Handsome "Villa and voloonio allotments.lto Let; immediate possession.—Apply at onoe to Oliver Mayß. r«~\0 LET, lor ftoireeß, Concerts, dinging t and Dancing Classes,and similar purposes, th i Eden Hal J, Eden Terrace. Also, Two Sho pb ' —Apply to W. IN. Henderson, 210. Queen-atreet. rß*lO BE LET, at Epsom, near Mount JL Eden, a Six-roomed House, scullery, and pantry, with out buildings, and 2. acres prime veloanlc land, close to Mr Justico Gillles's, five minutes' walk from Mount Kden or Onehunga 'buses, Several schools in the neighbourhood. T~ O LET, a Four-roomed Uottage in Nelson-street. -H. J. Riordon, Nelson- Btreet, near Cook-street. TO LET, two or three Furnished Booms, with use of Kitchen; in a, fine healthy situation close to the beach.—For address, apply Star Offlco. __ TO BE LEI, at Rocky Nook, a com fortable House, at 10a per week.—F. G. Ewington. ] , rBIO LET for term, a Large Store in tiign- JL street capable storing 80 tons, with back entrance.—Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers. O LEX, a New Five-roomed Cottage in Lincoln-street.—Apply to William Rosser, Ponsonby Road. TO LET, Gentleman's Residence ot Eden Crescent, near St. Paul's, in firat-class order, and replete with almost every comfort and convenience,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, a Store in Fort-street, two doora past Customhouse Hotel, containing shop and back room, suitable for an offloe or otherwise.—Apply to G. Brown, care of Messrs J. Cosgrave & Co.. Queen-atreet. TO Ll_T, nandsome new #hop ana con. venient Dwelling of 5 rooms. In o thickly populated and rising auburb. A splendid open ing for a young beginner, or as a branch estab lishment for a chemißt, stationer, or milliner; also a good position for a boot and shoe shop. Bent, only 16s per week,—D, F. Kvans, Eatate A gent. Queen street. • rriO LET, Shop and Dwelling, _.aranga. E_ hapo Road, Newton; large allotment at rear in garden, etc.; Btable, tank, well, and other conveniences,-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. O LET, 7-roomed House, with bath room, magnificent view of city and har bour, halt-acre of land, ten minutes from Queen street.—O. 8. Kliifl, Howe-atreet. O LKT, a Fruit and G-reengrocery Business for a term, in a good position, doing a gooc trade.—H. Partington. Btiobbury's Buildings * Qaeen-street,



jf or saie. U*iOß SALE a Small General Buainess, i> h close to Queen-street, for immediate sale: about £60 in cash required.—Apply to W. Dow « den, Auctioneer. ____^ r, "1/1 OR SALE, a Drapery and Millinery L Business in beat part ot Queen-street (Kast Bide); good opening; domestic reasons for diaposal,—Apply at Henderson's, 240, Queen - street. ? |JIOR SALE, 400 Acres of First-class - —-' Land, in most deairable locality. The im ' provementa consist of good House ond offices, garden, and 70 acres of grass; the whole pro . porty being just fenced. Prioe low, and terms . eaay, the owner leaving thediatrlot for domeatio , reasons.—Metcalfe Ss Hill, 29, N.Z. Insuranoe Buidllngs. ,' ftpOtt SALE, thoroughly Improved farm Q' of 107 acres, within eaßy diatanco of Auck land by road or rail. Price low, and terma [ easy.—Metcalfe & Hill, D.8., 29, New Zealand ■ Insurance Buildlngß. ' 1/iOK SALE, Nine-roomed House, near ! .—' Choral Hall. — Apply John L. Kean, ', IjW_£_______ ■jIOR SALE (very cheap), a Firat-class JD Double Dwelling-house in V—loont-street; the two houaea contain 12 rooms, and could be ' easily made Into one large dwelling; pump, : tanks, and other conveniences, with largo allot ment.-Apply on the premises, Henderson and Bpraggon, Vincent-street. FOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, 100 acres really good land; Lot No. 28, Wairau, 10 acrea superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Mobys land. Mangawai,- Lot No. 9, Toka Toka, 79 acrea good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, Sec, Fort-street. DisVONPORT.— Villa Sites on eaay terms.—Apply to R. M. Stark. J 7l OR SALE, a well-built five-roomed - House in good order; haa every con venience ; standa on 2 allotmenta; near the water, and commanding a full view of the harbour; situated in Edinburgh-street, Pon sonby.—Apply to Henry Jones, Cabinetmaker, Shortland-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in the city" two well-built Houses, corner of Vernon and Sale-atroetß, in good order.—H. Partington. FOR SALIC, in Ponaonby, a comfortable Four roomed House, with large workahop; two allotmenta, frontages to Spring and O'Nell streets.—H. Partington. OR IMM_DIATa SAIiK, in Rokeby-street off Upper Queen-street, a Six-roomed House, in good order.—H. Partington. _ OR IMMEDIATE SALE, n Watersireet, off Mount Eden Rood, 3 allotments, 75 x 100; muat be sold; 25a per foot.—H. Partington. rgIAKAPUNA LAKE.—Tbe finest Block X In this Buburb, having an extensive frontage to the Lake, for Sale.—Apply O, Mayß. |i\OR SALE (a bargain), a nice farm cf Jj 150 Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Sheds, &c, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There Is also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only 14 miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent. Fort-atreet. 171 OK SALE, a Business in tbe Kaipara * District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. PIANOFORTE for Sale (a Bargain); Superior Second-hand Piano, rosewood oase, Bilk front; very cheap.—At Thomas H. Webb's Oa__ Cottage, Hobson-street. T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find It to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Stab Office, Wyndham-atreet. CI O R SALE". VILLA RESIDKNCE.—A very compact and desirable Villa, situated near Shelly Beach, Ponaonby. The house contains 11 apartments, roplete with almost every convenience; large allotment stocked with choice fruit treoa and flowers. In a splendid position, magnificent view. Most deairable place for a family. Great facilities for boating, bathing, &c. Price, only £700. D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent, next" Herald," Queen-Btreet. D 1 O R SALE. Clarence-street, Ponsonby — Nice Verandah Cottage, wth tank, tec ; Allotment, 10 feet frontage, fenced and planted; £175.—D. F. -vans, Estate Agent. If* O R SALE. GENTLEMAN'S "FAMILY EESIDBNCE. handsome and commodious, ten rooms, large conaervatory, &c, &c all in good order, sur rounded by garden, fully stocked with the choicest flowers, fruit trees, &c, also paddock, Btablo. and outhouses, situated in a moat charm ing position, viz., near Mr Masefleld's, Home Bay. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, 323 Next "Herald," Queen-atreet. Xjl O R SALE. PONSONBY-Bplendid allotment, having a frontage of 133 feet to Ponaonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, all fenced and planted with choice frnlt treea, flowers, vegetables, &c, together with New Cottage, well, pump, & 0., &c, for £380.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-atreet. (319) TTI O X SALE. IRELAND-STREET, Freeman's Bay-ANfce Verandah Cottage, four rooms, good wefl, pump, fee. Price, only £185.—D. F. Evans, Estate A gent, Queen-street. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE.—A compact and thoroughly well finished Villa, situa ted In Berestord-Btreet, near Pitt-street, contain ing six rooms, replete with almost every con venience ; such as cupboard, register grate, oven, gaa and water laid in, sink, bricked yard, frontage to two streets, good view, Sea., Sec ; in fact, very desirable place, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase a house within the city —D. F. Evona, Estate Agent, next " Herald." Queen-atreet. IjIOK ABSOLUTE SA_E. (a Bargain*— mj House containing 8 rooms, verandah in front, porch at back, outhouses, good well, pump, tank, brioked back yard, garden Sec; which must be cold, and is offeredat£26o; situa ted in Dublin-street, Ponsonby.—Apply at once to D. F. Estate Agent, next " Herald," Qneen-street. POMPALLIER TERRACE, Ponsonby —Verandoh Cottage of four rooms, oil In good order; lance Allotment, about 82 x 100, nice garden. £270.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. 327 TVTEWTON.—Nice Verandah Cottage of Xt three rooms, kitchen below with oup boarda, splendid garden of fruit trees, Sec, fowl-house, good well. £120.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. 332 /UaFTON ROAD.—Comfortable vUT Dwelling of eight rooms, &0., very desir able, with good Allotment about 36 x 200. Price, £12', of which £250 can remain at 8 per cent— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-atreet. 331 BUILDING ALLOTMENT'S, Spring street, Alma Place—Two splendid Build ing Allotments, partly fenced, good position.— D. F. Evans, EBtate Agent, Qneen-street. 328 MOUNT ALBERT—-Several splendid Building Sites, main road frontage, in lots of one aore or more; first-olass position.— D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street, next "Herald." 330_ CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, only two left—one in George-street, at lis per foot; one corner of George and William streets, 153 per foot; also, one In ixeter-street, 25s per feot. Early application necessary.— i». F. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-atreet. FOR SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, House of 5 rooms; well finished, and ln good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £250.—D, F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet; ; 322. SUBURBAN STORE for Sale.—A first rate business for Sale in one of the best ot Auckland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Auckland. 325. ALMAIN, North Shore, about 2 miles from New Wharf (Stokes* Point), a nice Lot of 17 Aores ; part in cultivation; a splendid piece of bush, conalßting of ti-tree, rimu, eto., etc. Price, £10 an acre,—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent. Qneen-street. 321. IjlOK IMMEDIATE SALE.—The Good. 1 will, Plant, and Lease of Premises of the "WAIRARAPA SrANDAKJL*," Pnblliihejjfa Greytown. The oldest established Country Paper In the Province, and the only paper in the Walrarapa South Electorate. The Paper haa a large circulation and a good Job bing Business connected with it; is in full working order, and a safe investment for an energetlo man. The ill-health of the proprietor, Mr Richard Wakelln, is the solo reason of sale. The maohinery is nearly new, and on the latest and most approved principle. Immediate i possession. Terms easy.—For further informa tion apply to F. H. WOOD & CO.. Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Greytown, Wairarapa. A N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. To bo Disposed ot the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of tho Oldest Established BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Anckland. The present owner being obliged to give it up on account of ill-health. For particulars apply to D. FOKT, Shortland-street. TMPORTED POULTRY FOR SALE. Light BbA—mas—l Cock and Hen. well mated and laying Dark Bkahmas—l-Cock and 2 HenS, well pencilled and perfeot birds; first cross Dark Dohkings-2 pens, now flit for Bhow, from prize strains Bupit Cochins—2 Hens and 1 Tom, immense size, heavy feathered, magnificent birds, now 1 laying Ha-bubgs-2 Pullets, mated with two splen did Cocks, laying Pollen—Silver spangled, trio, pretty Birds ■ Black Spanish-2 grand Pullets, laying, mated with unrelated Cook kGGS from above can be had at 10s 6d per dozen; forwarded to all parts ot the colony on 1 receipt ot order. Alao, Bgga from Lady (Jwydy's ■ Strain, Particulars on receipt of stamped ■ envelope. Inspection invited. 'Bus passes i daily. Poultry on vieweverydaybutSunday.— Lake Takapuna Poultry Yabdb. JUST LANDED nr I PRIME ORDER ! 300 SACKS CANTERBURY POTATOES, Fresh from pit. I G. S. JAKINS, ' l CUSTOM-HOPS-.STBEBT. J PLOWMAN S TIME-TABLE, i ' Leave Onehnnga t Leave Auokland 1 . Ba,m. 9.45 a.m. i, I • 12noon Ip.m. ' Special Coach, as. per agreeme.



__oa. and Founcu . LOST, on Satm-day last, a Lemon-and white English Setter.—Anyone found de » taining the dog will be prosecuted. LUST, on Monday, between Victoria, Queen, and Shortland streets, a Plait ol . Human Hair; colour, light brown.—Finder re- I yarded on leaving same at Stab ogee, LOST, in Queen-street, between Fert street and Albert Hotel, i Cheques.— Finder will be rewarded on bringing same to Star office. OST, last night, on the Onehunga Boad, .la Delivery Book—Finder will be rewarded by leaving It at the Royal George Hotel, New market, Tiernan'a, Onehunga, or R. Magiun, Albert-street, Auckland. * C_S. EEWAKD.—Lost, a Cheque for £5 2s, ft* No. 85, between Qleeson'a Hotel and Wharf. Payment stopped.—Finder return Bame to th orn cc. CJTRAYED trom Muddy Creek, two ofLP/-""^' Colt,B, -Anyone giving their where abouts will reoeive one Pound reward.—J. l-rolg. Commerce-atreet. Meeting,. gOUTH FRANKLIN ELECTORATE. GENERAL ELECTION. MR. B. HAMLIN requests the Electors to meet him on Friday, Uth November, Court-house. Mercer at 7.30 p.m. Monday, Uth No vember.Bohool-house. Mans_ tawhiri Valley, 7.30 p.m. "uanßa Tuesday, loth Nov., School-house, Fokeno Hill, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday, 16th November, in the School house, Tualcau, 7.30 p.m. Thursday, 17th November, Public Hall, Bom bay, 7.30 p.m. Friday, 18th November, Calaghan's School house, Maketu, 7.30 p.m. Saturday. 19th November, Commerolal Hall, Waiuku, 7.30 p.m. AUCKLAND WORKING MEN'S POLITICAL ASSOCIATION. A General Meeting of the above Association will be held at the Temperanoe Hall, Albert street, on THURSDAY EVENING next, at 7.30. Business: To Secure the Better Representa tion of the Working Classes —(Parlia ment. H. ELLIS, Secretary. J. CORNISH. Asßißt. Sec riITY OF AUCKLAND L.O.L. No. 1. The Brethren of the above Lodge, are re quested to assemble at the Protestant Hall, Newton, on WEUNESOAY, the 9tb, at 9.30 a.m. sharp, to take part in the Procession. By order W.M. H. H. SEABROOR%Seo. Tender*?. -4__jPass»-—y A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR HIRE OF STEAMER. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, November 3,1881. Tenders will be received at this office until THURBDAY. the 10th instant, at noon, for Hire ot Steamer, in terma ol conditions to be Been at the Engineer's Office. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Hire of Steamer." The lowest or any tender not nocessarily accepted, F. E. COMPTON, ' Chairman. mO BUILDERS. The time ot reoelving Tenders for Pavilion and other Buildings ot tho Victoria Summer and Winter Gardens, Devonport. is extended to noon on MONDAY, the Uth inst. Plans, &c„ at our offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SON", Architects. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, the 17th instant, for certain Alterations and Additions to a House at Mount Eden. Plans, &c„ at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL, . 2 Architect. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of WED NESDAY, November 23, 1881, for the Erection ond Completion of the AUOKLAND SAVINGS BANK. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Krection and Completion ot Three Shops and Dwelling Houses in Wellington-street. EDWARD BARTLUY, Architect, TJ\ O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th. for the Krection of a Villa at the North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect m O CARPENTERS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of WEDNESDAY, November lfitb,. tor the Krection and Completion of a Shop ia Symonds- EDWARD BARTLEY, Architeot., TENDERS will be received up to 4 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, for Removing a Bank of Karth in Grafton Road.—For particulars apply to Alfred Ashton, Secretary Grafton Road Highway Board, No. 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. TENDERS for a Lease of seven years, from Ist January. 1882, of Houses and Shops in Hobson and Victoria-streets, in one lot, will be received by J. M. & J. Mowbray, 12, Queen-Btreet, up to 10th November, from whom particulars will be got. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. mo CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 10th day of November next, for the Erection ot a Residence near the Rail way Station, Remnera. Plans, Sec, at my office, i, Ho_mann's Buildings, Qaeen-street. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. Ootober 28,1881. PLOUGHING. —Wanted Tenders for Ploughing a few aorea land.—Apply to Publisher ot the Star. Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA AMD CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VICTOEIA-STRE-T. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-Btreet, and consequent loss ot outlet for my large bonded stook of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a price whioh, 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 5a per bundle ot 29. In Teas I have some of the choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from Is 8d and upwards are now carefully blended with "Very Strong" and "High-olasa FJavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the poorer olass, as especially 1b it true this season that they show better value ln the oup than ordinary China alone. *P 7b, lOlbs of Good _aisou Congou for .. _, lis 2d AJGood China Tea .. . _ _ _ Is 6d Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou „ Is 8d "Tea Extraordinary," a thorough econo mic tea, with Assam flavour - —2a " Family Mixture," very ohoice, rich, and pungent—Darjeeling kind .. .. _2s 6d "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" - -3s. Capital values ln Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21s, 265. and 28s per box. .__ FP.EDK. TV —IT—HE*AT), Tea and General Importer, _ TERMS CASH. 95. "Viotorla-st.. Auckland HANDSOME LIBRARY FREE OF COST. We don't know how they do it, bnt they do. What? Why, give oway a Handsome Volume with every 3 lba of their celebrated Tea. Who 3 THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALER, ETC., Mant/A—au Road, Parnell," ; __3 Medical. MB. OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., late irom Germany, has commenced practice in Auckland for the euro ot Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, and all Skin and Blood Diseases, by a process hitherto unknown in thia country, but moat successfully practised in Germany in the treatment of such diseases. It acts aa a preven tive against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 3to i p.m., at Panama House, Lower Symonds-street, where Auckland testimonials may be seen. COPIES OF AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS. "I have suffered for some time from neuralgic headaches, and am now cured by one operation of yours.—lam, &a—A. W. Nightingale, College Road." " I have been a great sufferer with neuralgia, and am happy to say that two operations have cured me.—l am. &o„ Christina McGregor Waitemata Hotel." "I have Buffered from rheumatism in mj joints, knees, elbows, and wrists, for foui months, and, thanks to your treatment, I an now quito well.—l am, „c, J. Au Carter, s.s ' Enterprifie/ " I have suffered for along time with neuralgli in my head, and I am now quite well from on operation.—l am, &c, Hannah Doyle, Waite mata Hotel." "I hove great pleasure in adding my test! mony to the efficacy ot your treatment fo rheumatism. I have suffered the most excruci ating pains for the last two years, and hay tried everything else in vain. You undertool i to cure me, and have done bo in three operations —I am, &c, W. C. Shorpe, Engineer as.' Kntei prise.' The above have been selected from a numbs of testimonials, whioh can be seen on applies tion»



Fnblio Notioea. '. ~KT O T ICE. All Overdue Accounts payable to the late . firm of RUSHBROQK & BRIDGMAN ! are requested to be settled without delay. Such I accounts not paid on or -before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solicitor for recovery. WILLIAM R. BRIDGMAN | Auokland. Nov. 1,1881. ■JY o" T " I E. Mr J. W. Thomson* la no longer authorised to collect debts due to S. D. Powdrell as assignee of the Book Debts of the firm of White and Powdrell. and debtors to the said firm ore warned not to pay any moneys to him, the said J. W. Thomson, on account of their debts. Dated sth November, 18S1. S. D, POWDRELL. PROFESSOR CAILLIAU wishes to announce that, through severe pressure of time, he will not be able to open an Elementary Singing Class in Newton, as stated in a recent issue; and, therefore, recommends all Ladieß and Gentlemen who intended joining to give their names to the Secretarr, on Taeaday Next, at the Christiana' Meeting-house, Cook-atreet, at 7.30, whore a New Class is being commenced. As there will be no new pupils taken after next Tueaday, all who really wish to learn to Blng by mnsio should join them. MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angelo Forrest, Auokland Musio Ware house, Queen-street. AKAPUNA LAKE.—'Bus froraDevon. port Tomorrow at 10.30, 2.30, and _,30 Return Fare. 2b 6d O. Mays. ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PANY BEGISTERED). Shareholders are earnestly requested to send in their proxies during the present week ior the Extraordinary Meeting to be held on the 15th instant. The meeting will lapse unleaa a suffi cient number of shareholders are repreaented. H. N. GARLAND, — . Manager. November 7th, 1881. m]lUllllll_| lW |^||l____——MMMMt—Mm_____Mß, T> RO BONO PUBLICO. THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIO COM PANY'S FREE ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watohand Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gehts' 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket in the above will be given with every Sitter. 600 Members wanted. Cartes de Viaite, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s Cd per half-dozen.— Leighton'a Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—O. H. MONKTON. Manager. RP. HALLIS will run a 'Bus from • Auckland to Onehunga every Week-day Night at 11 p.m., commencing on Wednesday night, WF. PATTERSON & CO., • GENERAL IMPORTERS, Have Now in Stock the following Specialities by English, Foreign, and Colonial Manufacturers :— SOAPS—Toilet, Household, Curd, and Carbolic, BRUSHWARE — Scrubbing, Shoe, Stove Whitewash, Bannister, Double ditto, Flat Dust, Broom-heads, and American Brooms GLASS AND CHINA-Wines, ornamental and plain i Champagnes, Noblers and Long Beers, Cups and Saucers, Slop Bowls, Small and Bread Plates, Bee, Sec, Sec STATIONERY-Browns, Greys, and White Paper, C.L. Note and Envelopea, Tinfoil, Inks, Pens, &o„ &c. BOOTS AND SHOES, Leather, and Grindery MISCELLANEOUS— Brass Bedroom Lamps, Lamp Chimniea and Globes, Candlesticks, Judaon's Specialities, Tacks, Fancy Brooms, &C &c. Agents for Burgess's Baking Powder and Washing Blue, and Crawford's Sarsoparilla Tonic Note tho Address :— COCHRANE'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET. N.B.—Rents and Debts collected. COKE. ri O X E. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo- O Eg mical fuel In quantities to suit > g a\ g householders, at the following w „ rates for places within one mile Q to S -4 of the Works; longer distances g *_* (A In proportion :— s. a. Per sack, 3 bushels ..-16 5 socks _ .. „ _, ■_, 6 3 10 sacks, or 1 ton ll 6 20 saoks, or 1 ton .. _, .. 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. Sharland's Manufactures: grape saline, ' A REAL SUMMER LUXURY. A SPAE-LING BEVERAGE. Price, 2s a Bottle. LIME FRUIT SYRUP, Free from the musty flavour so common to L—uejuice Preparations, Is Sd Reputed Quart Bottles. IMPROVED LIME FRUIT JUICE, HIGHLY CLARIFIED, li-BKE FROM ALL IMPURITIES, Is 6d Reputed Quart Bottles. FRUIT JUICE SYRUPS. These are prepared with LIME FRUIT JUICE. Guaranteed Pure and of Fine Flavour, Is 3d Reputed Quart Bottles.' LIME FRUIT CORDIAL, Fine in Flavour and Quality, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. FINE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER. . KOMA, A PREVENTIVE TO THE BITES OF THE MOSQUITO, Is gd a Bottle. S__ HARLAND & CO., Apothecaries' HaU. •VTOTICE O_* KEMOVAL HUDSON (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Begs to Inform his friends and customers that he has REMOVED his BuslneES to NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES i at the corner of VIOTORIA & HOBSON-STREETS, i\f"E W POTA TO ti S.I JLI NEW POTATOES! From this date I shall have a regular supply of First-class New Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market rotes. HARRY OANHAM, High-street. Ootober 19th 1831. 4?1 tf_ T0 *1000 LENT on Building dW-u-H.J' Soclety.prlnoiples, or on other terms to Bult borrowers. Mortgages ond Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sole on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment. —C. Williamsos. Land, and Financial Acrent. Vulcan Lane. WEYRE, Hat and Kid Glove Depot, • Viotoria-Btreet.—As I am over stocked:—! Glovea. I offer for Absolute Sole, 1000 pairs of Black and Coloured Kid Gloves; a Good Glove to wear, in 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair; Josephine, black and coloured, 1/6; Morly'sßest I Knitting Cotton at 1/6 per lb; splendid value in Long Ostrioh Feathers, all the new colours, at i/6, worth 10a; Striped Grenadine, at Cd, worth 1/- per yard ; Striped Lustres, 6Jd, worth 1/3 per yard; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/6, worth 3/6; Sewed Muslins, wide width, at6d, worth 1/: a lot ot Ladieß' and Children's Dresses, bought at auotion, to be sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and untrimmed Sunday Hats tOßelectfrom: the Durable Silk Umbrella at 76, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Glovea, three, four, five, and six buttonod, 2a cheaper than at any other houae.—W. EYrtE, 'Viotoria-Btreet. pOODWIN'S .BAKING POWDER. Thia Baking Powder ia composed ot the ; purest and simplest materials, and is guoran > teed superior to the imported article. A Small Tht of .the Powder will be given away to each ot the Firßt 500 People who Bus a Tin ot 1b 3d. ' Splendid Testimonials have been received from the Professional Cooks of all the Leading Hotels and Restaurants in Auckland. Everybody should give it a trial. . For Sale retail at all tho'GuocKßS, wholesale ' at Messes. L. D. Nathan Se Co.'s, Shortland ; Btreet, and at Mr. C. Major's, Grocer, Welles ley-street. CAKLAW'S LUNCHEON ROOMS, NORTH SHORE (next 0.-lay's), Is the place for ' '. T__, Coffee, HA-i, Coss—d'Beef, and in short L every delicacy of the ceason, for - - ONE SH—-—PTQ. ' T\T KiTC-SIL- COAL. 1 The WILD WAVE having put back to New castle disabled, the BYRKN nis been charterer: j to take her place, meanwhile NEWOASTLB _ COALS may be had at our yards. 'I, Also, '■: _ " ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Loweß r Rotes, Delivered In .Town or Country, * w, & GTlrarsyoNß. ■■ -- -.-■'■""" "-'"■ ■■■--?----—-—



ygblio Notice-V »| TN BJS W._ ATKIN, DECEASED; |I i We beg to intimate that we have Sold the* fj! Plant, Goodwill; and Premises of the late Mr g j WilUam Atkin to Messrs W. and B. Atkin, for ;: Mi whom we respectfully.request a continuance of :,; B| the favours accorded to the deceased. -. ~ 'RS All Claims against the Kxecutors must be for- , - sm niahed at once to Mr B. Tanner."7B.-Queen- ..Kg street, to whom all moneys owing to the Estato . H-s mustbepald. „_.___;_;: .■ < 'Bi ART. HEATHER . X jas. F. LEIGHTON fExeeutors. mm EDW. W. BURQBBSI . ~;; _- 4_|f U S T IN TIM iS I |l JUSTINTIMEI -|I RE JUST IN TIME CLAIM, \ . "' BI COBOMAN-—-. ' ''-'-..■ tMPi VAL. BLAGBOVE calls the attention of the HI Minine Publio to what has not been before ■■« offered-X to slu FREEHOLD CROWN 11 GRANT (Full chares, Halt Shares_and Quorter | ; f Shores) in Five Acres ot Land next the Just in ■l Time Claim. |;|j The Freehold to go with the Purchase 01 |i Share, and to belong to a Company. ' '"!■_ " Full particulars at J. Stodart's office. •''■'<•*■ Particulars of Title at Robt. Browning's.' .;•:;',II Solicitor, Shortland-street, Auckland. Bj TWO POUNDS KEWARD.—The above 1 reward will be paid for information con | victing any person damoging BU WMmens m Church Property at Ponsonby.—By order ot •-.,■■ Church Committee. •■:'■- J."- - ■"■ *» ■ ";.:*■ rri W a~ !T~ X ; ~. | Mb Sloane desires to returnhis most heart- .; ■ felt thanks to all those kind friends who bo , .-.m willingly lent their aid and rendered what , ■ assiatanca was in their power at the nre uus .-.-jm morning; to Mr A. H. Nathan,_Mr Oppen- | helmer, and Mr Joseph Crolg, who SO -UlOiy ~m gaveßheltertohlmaelf.hiason.ondhouaekeeper. -■~,■ ond to all other kind friends forservioesren- . »■ dered and sympathy shewn. ' ■ . |f| I Edward A. Hill, have this day sold _to || , Chables Gods-bey, ot Grey-street, the ,;■■>■;; M 1 sole Plant and Patent ot Hill's SeE-rifling Flour. ■■ I beg to thank the publio for paat favours. AU |H orders will be strictly attended to' -by my .sue- jH ceßSor._For Kdward A. Hill, M. HILL.- EjEj In reference to above, Ibeg to state that all . 'cR Orders left at my Shop will receive punotnal m attention. Orders sent to all parts free.— : H CHARLES GODFREY. Grey ; atreet. f,H PICNIC PARTIES &C« I EXCURBION TO TAMAK- I; Thep.s. __■■'. "1 ENTERPRISE t ,-,.... ,• J Will leave the Queen-street Wharf TO-MOR- Bj ROW (Wednesday), 9th November, to convey Ji intending Excursionists to and from the above ; H place (weather permitting), leaving at 10 a.m. if and 12 a.m„ returning at 5 o'clock. -.;>■ Fare there and back, Is 6d. . - •.:*■§ _MHEAP CUTLERY:-Thomas Samuel 1 \j has Komoved from 219, Queen-street, to G. fflj W. Binney & Co.'s. '. ■■:.'•' ■ ■;•:■ ENGLISH MAIL.—N.Z. Ferns, Moss,' « and Seaweed mounted on Chriatmaa ot * mi New Year Cords, -from Id to 10s,—D. 8. Cham'; "' _»■ here, 310, Queen-Btreet. ~ . - - .■ ■._■ II CHRISTIANS' MEETING ■ HOUSE,' ffl Cook-street,—Mr A. B. Maston (America— ■{ Evangelist) will give a Lecture on Thuraday Xl Evening, at 7.30. Subject, "Lessons, fromi the , v ■*-,;.■} Life and Death of President Garfield." •; ■ "TVT OTI C E OF X EMOVAIi. -. *.'H Jas. A. F_WNA__ia_sr wishes to inform hia ■ friends, customers, ond the general publio that n he has Removed to the premises lately occupied Bj by Mr Ouckaey, Wokefleld-Btreet. J.A.P., in l| thanking his customers foi their previoussap- W port, hopes for a continuance of their patronage, __ v¥jS as it will be his endeavour to offer them the ji best quality at lowest prices. • ■-.-.*■!«■ _ ,:Jp MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest -1 Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Auok- , ■ land MubloWarehouse. ■*~'.f .-' JUST RECEIVED, a Stock of English Lever ond Woltham Wetohes. If you want to secure a good one cheap, get one trom _.; me.—Jas. Adams, Watchmaker, Victoria-street. _)( OPPENHEIMER & CO., X . CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, Ar/ckr-ND, Are taking orders- for the Amerioan Fenoing Company's ' . Steel Barb Fence Wire,' The Cheapest and Best in the Market,'" > - at' ■.. - ' '■'" £42 10 3, PBR TON for • eamteil, £AR EBR TO- :'or -i-vonizedf i * H Duty Paid ond Free, Delivered at :vH Wharf, Auckland. * H For terrrw _ad faU porttci__rs apply to- - ''-":■ OPPENBEIMER & CO., -| X Custom-houbk-stkeet, . \_t '-"/.fM Aucb—and. ■' y\. •.r) j O -jm TTTUGHES, JDNIDBB'^ -:M House, Land, Estate, andMTinanoial -J AGKNT AHD VALtTEE, '' | Voxoak Lane (next Occidental Hotel;. | : 1 Money Invested on First-class Security B Mortgages and Loans negotiated- - '""■ Rents and Interest collected. Insurances ' ■ effected ■..;•,:.:..- '.'"HB Valuations of Real and Personal Estate. -" II Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to ■ £1,200 '••■ ■'.'■■ Building Allotmenta In Suburbs, from £10 each - • ■.-■ Country Land, from.s3 per acre., _> , ,-jm Wanted, Allotments at Stokes's Point,—Taunt W Eden, Whau, and Remuera ■ -r, B Persona wishing to acquire property aro in- :■ vited to inspect my. Lists .:.;.,, » __?1 A TO£looand£loooLENTonthe l'.!Sm _S»V—L" New Building Society's Principles, '■'#£_} or other liberal terms to suit borrowers. Mort- ' ,-H gages and Loans negotiated. City,"Suburban ' -m and Country . Properties for Sale; .interest -j(| allowed on money deposited until investment g obtained.—G. Eraser, Central Freehold Land »?■ and Inveßtment Agency, Corner Qaeen-strset , | and Vulcan Lane. ... . j mHE NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. ' ' , : .- ;- . ■'.--■ COBHKBOF * QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANE. % Ailolasses are invited to take up Investing ' ■■; Shares, payments weekly, interest remunera* , . tive. :'.:'■"■'■• ■ ' ''-■-*-■"' ..'.'■-■' ■•':" j LOANS granted on seourlty of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of.BOxmo, ' ' Bdeldino, Sea in sums of *20to £5000. repay- :i able—for every £100 advanced—at the following -.'. if scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal-. _■ ments:— ' ■•■' ■■■v -■-•:' ■ '-'■ . ■'■ ■. ■ ■■' Repayments Per tl*'Repayments Per xtending over Week, extending over Week ' '■" "' * s.' d.' .•'.■'"'" B. 6- -1 3 years .. 15 10 7 years _ 8 8 ■ .-_ i years ..12 6 8 years „ 7 S 5 ye—rs - 10. 6 10 years ■-. 6 8 SPECIAL FAOILITIKS are given to.Bor . rowers for paying off part prinolpal money and • -'- reducing weeKly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing liberal discount. GEORGE ERASER, Manager. TDEOEESSOB IJ*RA~-R JfirfilSfl} Will remain In A*_o_tana v. TW during this week, and may be seen :' C's. f^ at all,hours st his residence In _uML_t___\ Grey-street. Country friends in- . wir yited to select books.' Positivfllv . the Last Week. ■<"'*■ . :Au6tlO_S. , - ; *W. S. COCHEANE.] ;• * IJAS. DAOEE ," *. THURSDAY, NOYEMBEKIO. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, / WATER TANKS. At the Residence, St. George's Bay Road, - Parnell. . - . , THE subscribers have received instruct tions to sell, in the House at the bottom of '' "' St. George's Bay Bead, next Dr. Home's, on *. v Thursday, 10th instant, at 11 o'clock, TheHOUSfiHOLDFURNITURE.com- '-', prising Couoh, Carpet, Cane-seated Chairs, Rooking Chair, Ourtaln Pole. I Fender, &o„ Tables, Rngs, Curtains, - '■'■': Matting, Clock. Mangle, Stove, Boiler ■" •' ■ and Furnace, Crockery, Kitchen Uten-. -~.:. . sils. Chests Drawers. Mirrors, Wash stand and Ware, Bedroom Furniture, 2 Water Tanks, &o. ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, \Z ■'. .': Auctioneers, "'* [ p I T V O F ADCKJ- AN P. : SEVEN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, IyTTISON-^TREET, ' ' *'" ■ Freeman's Bay. s ' M : W. DO WDEN. HAS received instructions from the Cify Council to sell by auction on Monday, the 28th instant, at noon, at his Sole Rooms, Queen street, •■.■;■,■. ■*' ■" : : ' The LEASE for about 22 years of SKVEN ■ CHOICK BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. ■■."■•-*-- with a frontage o£ GO feet eaclitoPatU- : , .': ■ son-atreet, Freeman's Bay.';;:.!- *- These allotments ore wellsltuatedlnaropiaiir Improving neighbourhood, with a frontage to % ' the harbour in the new street across Freeman's .'■ Bay to Ponsonby. ' I :■■:"——- - v v,. ,v'v.., --5^ 5 Terms and Conditions of Sale, and Plans of " Allotments, maybe viewed tendOl days prior. , to the Sole ot the Office of the Town Clerk, City 1' Council Chambers, High street, ond on the day - of Bala at the Auottoneerlß Sole-room, Queen 'Bireet.. ■ , .. , . ■~,> ■• • : (Oontmued on Fourtli Paige,. __^^^M___________BB_B^_B__t_______L m\\\\\\\