TELEGRAMS.

(BY tKLKORAPH.—OWN OOKBKSPONDBHT;} COROMANDEL, this day. Blackraore's cleaned u£ for a fortnight's nin, for a yield of 198 ounces. NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. Jtiiroki was brought up at the Police Court this morning, when Dr. O'Carroll gave evidonce as to prisoner having an eld wound above the hip bone. Richard Birch corroborated Mr Fraser's evidence, adding that prisoner wore a cap like the one pro duced. The case is still proceeding. An influential requisition was presented to Mr Thomas Bayley, J.P., to oppose Col. Trimble for the Taranaki electorate, but that gontleman replied that he had been an opponent of the New Plymouth hardour, and he would not and could hot consistently Waive hii opinions upon that important question, in which a number of the electors were interested; Therefore he considered he could not well accept the requisition to represent them, UAWERA, Saturday. MR BRYCJE AT BAWERA. This morning the chairman of the Town Board with a nuinber of settlers waited on Mr Bryce and presented him with an ad dress, congratulating him and the Govern ment upon the native policy and its success, conVeying the fact and expressing con fidence that the Government would settle all difficulty in the immediate future. Mr Bryce said He would forward a formal reply, but meantime he thanked them for the address, which was more valuable because , the people presenting it know the native diffi culty the Government had to deal with. He declared that law and order Bhould be established on the coast and through out the colony. Several speeches were made, in replying to which Mr Bryce said there was great mis apprehension regarding Major Atkinson re the charge of treachery to him. Ho had resigned because he felt a peculiar personal responsibility. Had Major Atkinson been Native Minister, no doubt he would have taken the same action as he (Mr Bryce) did, and had he (Mr Bryce) been Colonial Treasurer instead of Native Minister, it was very propable he would not have felt the necessity of resignation. CHRISTCHURCH, this day. John Steelo, an elderly patient at the Hospital, was found drowned in one of the bath-rooms {yesterday. It is not known whether he committed suicide, or fell into tho bath while in a fit.

A man named Colburn, formerly mate on board the Portland, and since on the Examiner, was found dead on the sand-bills at Kaiapoi yesterday. The cause of death is not yot known. ~ ~ FOUND DROWNED. A dead body believed to be that of a man named William Thomas, was found floating in the Avon this morning. DUNEDIN, this day. H. B. Mcintosh, manager of the Walton Park Coal Company, has been arrested for forgery. Defalcations amount to £1,500.

OUR BURGLARS.

Otie Robber lrapped. SHORTLY before 11 o'clock last night, Mrs Tremain, wite of Mr Tremain, baker, Hobson-street, was considerably alarmed by the entrance Into the store of a repulsive looking man, apparently in a far-advanced Btateof intoxication. Thefellowcameuptothe counter with a swagger, and asked if this was a blind asylum." Mrs Treman replied in the nof»ative,and at the same time called to her husband, who was upstairs. When he made, his appearance, the stranger departed, with considerable celerity. The shop was then closed for the night, but the hall door was left on the latch as usual for the convenience of the lodgers who reside in the house. Only a few minutes after they retired from the shop, and before they had gone upstairs for the night, suspicious sounds on the upper floor, as if someone were walking about were beard. It was supposed that there was no one else be sides Mr and Mrs Tremain in the house at the time, and they immediately suspected that someone waß lurking about with the intention of robbing the premises. Mr Tremain took the precaution to lock the hall door, in order to prevent egress by that outlet, and then called on the nocturnal intruder Jo come down and show himself. He did come down, and made a rush tor the door, at« tempting to open it by turning the handle. Finding that it had been locked, and that he was caged, he evinced a natural disposition to come to terra?. In answer to Mr Tremain's demand to know what business he had there, he said he had slept in the house on the pre vious night. The disturbed inmate replied that he would not be similarly accommo dated on any future occasion, and without more ado sent for a policeman. The neigh bours had been aroused by this time, and a messenger was easily obtained. Things bcaan to look uncommonly dark for the suspected burglar, who showed a singular unwillingness to settle matters, ottering to empty bis pockets and restore several articles which he ndmitted hav» ing taken from one of the rooms npi ta irs, on condition that he should be allowed his liberty. Mr Tremain, however, was so satisfied with such an important achievement as the capture of "a burglar red-handed" that he indignantly spurned the " overtures for peace." A sovereign was then tendered by the trembling 1 captive for leave to '"cut and run," but without success, the captorremaining obdu rate. Constable McConnell arrived in the course of tine, and found the prisoner coolly smokinp one of Mr Tremain's pipes, and discussing the prospect of a three months' study of practical geology. He was duly, marched to the Chancery-street stronghold. On being searched, the man, who gave his name as John Taylor, was found to have in his possession solitaires, some studs, a piece of tobacco, and spine other small articles, the whole of? which were worth about £l, He will be brought up at the Police Court to-morrow.

MINING NEWS.

Thk Mowing reportß have been received to-day:— ,' Wood's Point (Coromandel).— Prospeotr are about the flame, looße gold Bhewlng all the way. The reel ia from 12 to 15 lnohea wide, and looks very promising for good gold at any breaking down. I have driven 21 f<"et since last report, I think we came on Stanley reef three dayß ago, —J. Papkhb, Nov. 26. ;v J HOPEFUr,.-In addition to the 301bs specimens from Friday's breaking down 171ba good ploked stone have been obtained from NO. 1 leader. There is splendid gold shewing in the floor. The other leader running parallel with It gave two or threo pounds of picked stone. There is now BOlbs on hand. Nothing fresh from Luck's All leader. 'Z"'*-. u J Umoif-In the low level there is aflne looting reef, about 2ft. wide, of solid stone, but no gold has yet been seen in it. A little gold has been seen in the stone on the main reer. The manager has about 15 tons general stuff in the paddock, which he expects to pay well for crashing; also, about 200108 of speoimens and picked stone, in cluding what is In Auckland. • _i„„ Old OALKMNiiir.-Johnßtor.'s tribute got 20 lbs of Btone from the the bottom of their drive, which yielded Bozb lldwts melted gold, value, 61a 6d amount, .823 5s lid; per oentsge, £3 Us 6d. Thia gold is going down towards the company's ground between No. 2 level, and may lead to oometttog good.

CABLEGRAMS.

IKEUTEK'S TELEGRAMS.] Attempt to Kill General Ignatieffi ST. PETERSBURG, November 27. ; An attempt on the life of General Ignatieff,|Mini-teiJof the Interior, was made in this city to-day by a youth, who fired at the general with a revolver. He was at once arrested, and has since confessed that he was instigated to commit the attempted crime. IKISH LAND COMMISSION. LONDON, November 26. Owing to the continued increase of business brought before tho Land Courts, three additional commissioners have, been appointed in Ireland to deal with cases under the Land Act. At the wool auction to-day, 7;600 bales were offered, and firm and active demand was again experienced, as compared with the rates ruling at the close of last sales. Prices for fleece ate fully one penny half penny higher, scoured is about one penny, and greasy crossbreds are one halfpenny to one penny higher. THE MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON ON IRISH AFFAIRS. The Right Hon. Marquis of Hatting ton, Secretary of State for India, addressed a crowded meeting at Blackburn, Lancashire, this evening. In the course of his speech he alluded at length to the present state of affaiss in Ireland, He rogrctted that the situation in that country causod the utmost anxiety, aud was calcu lated to inspire the greatest disappointment and dissatisfaction.

Agrarian joutragos aro alarmingly rife, and tho, exercise of rights of property is fraught with difficulty and danger. His Lordship added that the situa tion was receiving the earnest atten tion of the Government, who would con tinue to act with unswerving firmness and inexhaustible patience. BARQUE DISMASTED.

; The barque Pampero, 588 tons, bound from Liverpool to Port Chalmers, ex pcrienccd a severe gale off the English Coast, dnring which she was dismasted. She has been towed into Penzance for repairs. TURKISH WAR INDEMNITY. CONSTANTINOPLE, November 2(5. : Negotiations are now proceeding between the Russian ambassador and the Ottoman Financial Commission, with i view to nr« rive at an amicable arrangement regarding the payment of war indemnity due by Turkey to Russia. Insurrection in Bosnia. VIENNA, November 26, The decision of the Government to place Bosnia under the Austrian system of mili tary service has caused great discontent among the Bosnians, especially on the part of those resident in the district of Cattaro, on the Montenegrin frontier. The in habitants of that district have risen in arms against the Austrian authorities, and severe fighting has already taken place 'between the insurgents and Austrian troops dispatched to Cattaro,

AUSTRALIAN.

! HOBART, Monday. Hundreds of people yesterday visited the scene of the lire which has been raging in the vicinity of Snug River since the extra ordinary disturbance which occurred on Thursday last. Accounts which come to hand fare most contradictory. The j" Mercury " to-day expresses the belief that .the fire is caused by burning peatmoss. MELBOURNE, Monday. Arrived last evening: The P. and 0. Company's steamship Rome. Consols have risen to 100j|. There are no further changes to report in the money market, colonial breadstuff's, or tallow.

ST. MATTHEW'S BAZAAR.

The Bazaar was well attended on Saturday evening, and the ladies pushed the sale of their goods with the utmost success. Mrs Jarley's Waxworks, the Royal Academy exhibition, and the Arabian Box Mystery, supplied a fund of entertainment, which was enhanced by the unex pected clearing up of the "mystery" connection with the box an impediment in the working, leading to the exposure of the concealed mechanism. The most agreeable features, however, of the Bazaar on Satur* day were two short concerts, the performers being: Mcsdanies Morrin and Rcvitt, Misa Fisher, and Mr Worrall, Mrs Tebbs acting as accompanist, and in the second, Made moiselle Muirelle, Mrs Tebbs, Misses Fleetwood and Coster, and Dr Dawson, Mr Slater accompanist. To night "Betsy Baker" will be performed, while the Hob son Band will discourse selections of in strumental music at short intervals.

CRICKET MATCHES.

OWBHtJHOA V. ALPHA. Alpha: Jackson, b Leahy, 5; Hay, b Mnlgan, 3: Cooper, b Mulgan, 0; MoDermott, 0 Maloy, b Leahy, 2; 8. Dewar, b Mulgan, 0; Crancb.mn out, 6 ; Kilpatriok, b Sutherland, 8: White, not out, 3; Kdmiston, b Sutherland, 4; Wild, b Mai- Ran, u; C. Brown, lbw, b Mulgan, 0; extras, 3; total 34. Onehnnga: Maloy, b Kilpatriok. 2 j Hunt, b Kilpatrick, 3; Mulgan, b Ktlpatrick, 8, Brook field, b Jaokeon.O: Shaldrick.run out,b Jackson, 0: Sutherland, o Hay, b Jackson', 14; Harris, b Kilpateiok,2;-Leahy,o Cooper, b Jaokeon, 0; Jetfery, not out, 5; Black, o MoDermott, b Jack sod, 0; Brown, b Jackson, 0; total, 31, A.C.&teKCOND BLBVaN V. TJNITSD 0.0. fISOOND , ... BLBVBN, . A.O,(X—Osmond, o St. Clair, b Thwaltea, 12; Reid, bJ. George, 37; O'Brlsn, lbw; b Thwaltea, 3: Adams, o J. George, b MaoCormlok, 15; Cheeseman, o Charters, b MacCormiok. 0; Bilva, o Thwaltea, b J. George, 4:|Moglnle, o Thwaltea bJ. George. 12; Hall, b Thwatteß.-6: A Bealo, not out, 0; Kelly, oMcPherson, b J.George, 4; substitute, bJ. Georse, 0; extras, 11: total, 103. A.U.C.C.-Bt.Clatr, b Beale,B; J. Ueorge, b, Bold. 11; Sadler, not out, 12; MaoCormlok. run out, G; Hoidship, not out, 3; extras, 6: total for 3 wickets, 16. - .. >.. ' . ' ' WEBT BNITV. NORTH SHOEB. . ! ' Moriih First innings; H. Wynyard, b Brown, 67; J, Bibbln, b Hanna, 3; G. Colgan, c Brown,»; Slattery, o Waters, 36 s Johnson, o Chapman, 9; T. Sibbin, b Hanna, 0; McLean, st Levi, Is Bartley, b Brown, 1; Fiazer, b Brown, 3; Reid, b Hanna, i ; Coupland, not out, 0; extras, 2: total, 126. j'"L"_. * West Bnd.-First Inningd: R. Woods, run out 15; Lewis, b Wynyard, 2; Brown, b Sibbin, 3: Waters, 1) Wynyard, 0; Spry, b Wynyard, 0 ; Berry, not out, 7: Courtavne, not out, 1 ; Hanna, Beatan, Talbot, and Chapman, to bat, extras, 2; total, 30. , ONBHUNGAatkY.NOBTHSHORBUIHTSDO.O.; . Onehnnga: First innings—Donovan, 39; Pal* ten.O: .Joe Brennan. 6: Mahoney, 2; Jas. Brennan, 17; Murdoch, 0; Jno. Brennan, 3; Howard, 2; Beavers. 2; Eastwood, 0; Brown,' 4 • extras, 3. Total 77. . North shorb United C.C.. Ist innings.— McGechie.O; Sims, 1 : Nlobolson, 5; G, Wynr yard,2s: K. Wynyard, 1; W. Sibbin,6: WeW Bter, 0; Bennett, 3; total for 7 wickots, 40, ; wvn, saavio* v.. cordon. A matoh was played in the Domain on Saturi day between the Civil Serviee and Gordon Clnbs. and resulted in a; viotory for the former, by one run. . '• : \ , , Civil Service.-Oanavan, i ; Heighway, 8 ) Colebrck.lO; Thomas, 2; Donald,, 0;B. Greats batch, 9; H. Greatbatoh,6; KowM £Mltfpra\7 S Bourke, 0; Moiloy, not out, 1; leg bye, 1: total, Gordon.-Kißßling, 8; Byburn, 5; Williams, 1 12; Ansenne, 1; Sfmms.l: Clayton. 3; Bykes, 7; Gould, 1; MoAusland, 12; Gduld, 1; Render dine(notout),o: total. 51. . ' j The fielding waß very good on both sides, as the above proves, only one extra being made. A erloket match will bo played between the Banks and the Law next Wednesday, tho 30th instant (St. Andrew's Day), play commencing aa Boon after 9 a.m. as possible. The following are the names of the players :-Banks: Messrs Beale (2). Butler, Clayton, Coateß, Gould, Jervls, King, Klßsling.O'Brien,Webster; emergencies, Messrs Kelly and McCansland. Law: Messrs Brown ing. Coleman, Howes, P. Dufaur. Karl, 8. Hes- Iketh.C.B. MaoCormlok, Beld, James Russell, A E. Whltaker, Williamson; emergencies, Messrs Cheeseman and Hall. Impey's band will be in attendance from 1 oolook.

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The Government have offered the Thames contingent six •weeks' pay and a free ticket The men have decided to accept under pro tost. Mr S. Young, who was seriously injured some weeks ago by a fall from his horse, is about again, iiis face is still very much disfigured from the effects of the accident. In reference to St. Andrew's Competitive Designs, we understand that a wish has been expressed by competitors, and some of the public, to have the designs publicly exhibited. We have been desired by Mr Eraser, the secretary, to request any of the competitors who dissent, to send for their plans by Wednesday morning. Some time ago works for the manufac ture of various glass articles, such as tumb lers, lamp globes, &., were erected on the new Ereeraans Bay reclamation, but owing to the illness of the proprietor, the com mencement of operations was temporarily suspended. This afternoon, however, work was commenced by Messrs M. Cook and Sons, in the presence of Mr W. Swanson, M.H.K., 'and two press representatives. Everything was in readiness for a' start at the appointed time, and Mr Cook having explained the uses of the various appliances, manufactured a lamp globe, tumbler, confectioner's jar, patent fly-trap, and glass rolling-pin in rapid succession. All these articles, and many others in daily use, can be turned out at much less than the imported price, and, consequently, tbero should be a good demand for them. The pot which contains the melted glass was made from Waikato clay, deli vered in Auckland at £3 2i6d per ton. It answers the purpose admirably, and Mr Cook considers it to be superior in quality to English clay, which costs £lB 2s per ton here. Its export might therefore become a profitable business,



A short sitiing of the ijiatrict Court was held this morning, before Mr J. B. Mo Donald, 8.M., when Judgment was given for the plaintiff in the case of E. W. Bur ton v. John Lundon, the defendant failing to appear. The claim was for £3O on a promissory noteand judgment was obtained for the full amount with £2 10s interest and £4 16s costs. The remaining cases were either settled or adjourned.



Corporation .Notioes. fi IT Y OE r AIIO K LAN t>. WORKS IN ALBERT PARK, FORMING AND ALTERATION OF VICTORIA, COBURQ, AND BOWHN-STBKHTS, AND FORMATION OF VICTOBIA , . n'fiii • 'QUADRANT. The City CouncU will receive /Tenders untill3 p.m of THUU3DAY, December i for works as " Dve. in terms of plans, specifications, end .ditions to be viewed at the.offlc..of the, City -veyor, City Council Chambers, High-street. Council do not bind themselves to accei mi, tender. Tenders to be endorsed ' render for Works in Albert Park, &c St, &c P. A. PHILIPS, I'own Clerk, Town Clerk's Office. November B, 1881.



WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices. —Mrs Fargle, Droßß and Mantlemaker, near Pltt-Btraet. ; WANTED, a Smart Youth for tho benoh; one u«ed to cabinetmaking pre ferred. Mills & Co., Albert-street, back of Market, ,* ANTED, Assistants and Improvers ii to the DreßsmaklnK.-Apply to Mrs Wattors, Hobjon-street. __ ANTED, a good strong Girl to assist T T In housework.—Apply to Mrs J, Parker, Winchester House, Grey-street. WANTED, a young Man accustomed to the Batchering.-Apply to B. D. Giles, City Market. "ANTED, good Cook and Laundress y ? for Remnera j wages. Ids per week.— Mrs Elsniore's Registry, Bhortland-street. »/ ANTED, a Boy or Youth for a light before praferred. Address, " Bhop. Stab office. ANTED, a Nursegirl, about 16, and . w to make herself general useful (to sleep at homel.-Apply Mrs Taylor, Grocer, Karanga hapo Road. —— V*7 ANTED, an experienced Nursemaid. W -Apply to Mrs Shera, Arnoy Koad, Remuera. ■ i WAN I ED, a fainter for Painting. Papering a House.-ApplJ Thoa. "- WUliam-Btreet, near St. James s Chnrch. ANTED, for |a thoroughly domestl oated young married Wdmdn, with one child, a Homo in aomoreapectable family.where her services would be considered »s •squijalent for board. Is a good needlewomam-Address M.R.. Stab office. rANTKD—The Foriar at Mja tne yara , . Is now for sale atjJamplerj. i \ T AN TE U, a respectable young Man bb V \ Carter; wages, ZOs a-woek, with board and lodging In a oomfortable home.—Apply at Devonport Post-offloe. ANTED, a good Boot Machinist.— T, Prossor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. ANTED, a Housemaid J references M roquired.-Apply Mrs Thomas WhltSODj Princos-Btfeot. ._, ANTED, an experienced Housemaid. -Apply Mrs Dunningham, Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED, a Bricklayer. Good wages. -Apply at onoe to A. Maokie, Durham street West. WANTED, a Kcspectable Boy to icarn the Frenohpollßhing; -'"•«- «*"""» activo Boy to attend to the ru htmaolf useful.—Apply at the r - ~ and Furniture Mart, Viotorla-atroot East, next tho Public Hot Hatha. WANTED, a General Servant; one accustomed to ohildren preferred.— Apply to E. J. BernOnd, Wyndham-Btreet. WANTED, good Dressmakers at once ; good wages.—Mrs Heap, Vincent Villa, ; Vlnoent-stroet; ■' 'ANTED, a General Servant; wages, 12s a week: good references required; ahing; oneothor Bervant kept.—Apply to Mrs Lamb, a few doors from Kden Tine Hotel, / ANTKD, a Message iloy at once.- r Branston & Forster, Albert-street, WANTED, a few Hands for the Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing Machine*. —Apply C. Da L'Kau, Durham-street, oorner of Albert-street. WANTED, a Lnd with Rood know lodge of townfor parcels delivery.— New Zealand Clothing Faotory.



WANTED, in Queen-street, a hint olaia Milliner and Saleswoman; liberal Hilary and permanent situation guaranteed to a suitable person.—AddreßS J. 0., this office. WAITED, two Youths (one for the, Thames) accustomed to tho butoherlng. good wages.—Apply to Q. Holme, Queen street' J ANTED, the Ladies and Gents and , . "men and women" who hare boight the fresh Boots at Dampler's to tell their friends \\J ANTED, a Ueneral Servant—Apply YV to Mrs W. H. Cooler, Franklin Roar? Ponsonby, opposite the Chapo), IfANTED, good Machinists and Ap. V > prenticas.-J. Trenwith, Boot Faotorr, Wakeneldstroet. WANTED, a General Servant, —T. Short, Kemuera. ANTED, Two Dressmakers.—Apply T t to Miss Shifflngton, Cook and Albert streets. ANTED, a Boy who can milk and Y T make himself usefuL-Apply to Alfred Reynolds, Albort-street. ANTKD, a Steady Elderly Woman to do kitchen work in a settler's house near Holensvllle.—Apply to Mrs F. O. Lewis. WANTED, a respectable young Man with some capital tojoin advertiser In a Drapery and Clothing Business in an up-oonntry town. Tbis is a first-class opening for a you'jg man of good character and ability. Thorough knowledge of the business not essentlfii. Slnglo youDg man preferrud. Apply, own hand writing. A.8.0.. bTAH office. WAN TKD—The Men to see tha Holland Coate, elm 1. for is Cd; Tweed do, S3 Gd, small sires.—W. H. Dampier. _ 7"ANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply t T to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder and Paper W ANTKD, a thorough good General Servant, to oook and wash, for Ar&patu. —Apply at once to Mrs Qlooßon. Hobaon-street. WANTED, a good General Servant for Coromandel; threo in family.—Apply to Superintendent of Y. W. Registry. ANTED, good Machinists to Know 1 that they can have work to do at homo i J. J. Austin and Co., Boot Manufacturers. TIT ANTED, Everybody to bring their TT Clothes for Cleaning. Repairing, and /■ANTKD—Como and see the Check T T Muslin for 7Jd, and the Window Muslin for lid. at Dampier'a. WANTED, to Sell, 10 Acres Good Meadr-" ■"-"* " ' ,Hl ° WANTED, a Shop suitable for a light business, with bide Allotment suitable for a Carpenter's Ehop.-Address Shop, this office. _____ WANTED, a Screw Cutting Lathe about 6 lnoh centres.- Apply personally, or by letter, stating price and full particulars, to George Gledhill, Wellesley-street. ANTED, Tenant for four-roomed r,„»„™«^i„ p iy Mrs Davidson, Mar leen-street.



WANXB.JJ a.«ur»«— oivnu JIU.OOV. noap, 3Jd the bar j Glycerine ditto. «d Jhebar; lame Rack Combs, 6d; Tooth Combs, td; Hair Brushes, Bd, at Dampior'g. ANTED, in Queen-street, a good Assistant Draper who has a general 'ANTED, Tenders to Build a Double to Mr Williams, Russell-street. Great North Road. ' ______ r AN TED, by a respectable young v ? person, Employment in a Bazaar, or in any light business.—Apply Stab office. WANxED to Sell (Cheap), a Set of Flying Boxes or Swing Boats.—D. Hyanias'jn's Foundry, Durham-street. . ANTED, by a Jady, one Unfurnished f r Room, quarter of an hour's walk from Qaeon-street; state Coll particulars.—Address '• Lizzie,* Star office.' _________ ANTED KNOWN—Fresh Lot of T v Black Bad Glovee (all sizes) for Is lid. at Dampter'a. _ ■ ANTED, to Uent, a Small House ; , ,'' ; one room and kitchen will do; state rent and. situation.—Address, "Roy,", Stab Office*. !■•■:>■■."__. ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian TT 1 Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise-' merit appears on _th page. 9th ____________ \\T ANTED KNOWM—Newcastle Coal, WANTED KNOWN-That the New Zealand Timber Company are Belling the very lowest rates. Very superior white Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN-Large lot of Ladles' Aprons, 6d each; Ladies' Lisle Gloves, 4d; very wide Blaok Elastic, Id: Large [ papers Pins, 2d, at Dampier's. rANTED to Hell, Mixed Paints in t t gallon tins: K»uri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 6/Bper gallon.-Atkinson & 00., Freeman's Bay; Wholf Porter & Co.



lir ANTED, persons wishing to dispose Oculars. No sale, no charge. Allotments and Small Cottag Bale.—D. F. Evens, Estate Agent, next "Herald, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN —All Accounts owing to W. Brownhill must be paid on or before the 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solloitor for collection.— W. Brownhill. Bootmaker. 166, Qneen-st. WANTED KNOWN- That the Auokland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers ot all description, of Goods, with superior Maohinery and despatch.—Worksi Custom-house-Btreet West ANTED, Purchasers for New Pota . . toeß. Fresh Supply every day from our own Farm, Panmure.in large or small quanti ties, at lowest marketrates.—Fisher & Co. Hth November, 1881. __ ANTED KNOW N—OJKAND , , FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only 1b 6d, at Dampiert Branch Store in the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN, that E. Mitchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Bharps, Flour, Oatmeal. &o.._&a, atlowest market rates. \\T ANTED seen, the Ladies' Kid Boots W aMs6d;Prnnellado..wltht4Bsels.6sJid; white Kid Boots, Ss 6d; Men's Boots, 6s 6d; ChUdrenß' do., very cheap, atrampiefs. * WANTED KNOWN, tnat you can by goinwto Monro and Miaigan, See advertise ment on front page.



ANTED seen by the Ladies, ■ , the new Dresa Material at 11. and the nice colours In Pompadour Print at 6jd; Calico 2d. Bleached do 2W, at Damoier'a. . _____ WAXilniJ, oraera lor our lamous Trousers, to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 65s salts. Overcoats from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-street. . WANTED KJN OWN—That William , . West, corner of Wyndham and Albert- Btreet, Is prepared to Supply tho Trade In Its different branches ot Rood Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Etoofc of Beeoh Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended to. WANTED all the Electors of City West, to go to St. James's Hall on Mon day evening next, and hear tho Address of the Peoples Candidate. "ANTKD, the Publio to Head my , . Advertisement on Front Page of Stab. JOHN LOW American Portrait Kooms, 13. Grey-street. WANTED KNOWN—That MES JACK, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladles ot Mount Hden and Grafton Road will oall upon her.when In peed of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Kden Road. WANTED KNOWN—Abont £7O worth of Summer Ribbon, reduced to id per yard, at Dafnpior'n. Be In time and get the pick. __: .., L__J WANTED, Buyers to know they will bo well served at BRIGHTON HOUSE, top of Grk* ; Btbbst.—Dmeb Boiges, 74d ; Alpacas, Bid: Galateas,.(Udt I* Heavy Twill Sheetings, Is and Is sd; 80 Inch ditto. Is Bd: Labe Curtains: new Fringed Imitation Croohet Quilts. 10s 6d, UsSd, lls6d; Hollands. Calioosat lowest prioes; a large assortment of Underclothing, Baby IJ«en, &o. Good Styles In In ront or management to meot, and being satis fled with Bmall proflta, dan offer goods at muoh less than usual town prioes. WANTED) my old friends, customers, and the pnbllo generally to know that I Karangahape rtoaa, newwn, mimy uu""!"™ "j C. Johnstone, Bakor, &c which lam opening on FRIDAY next. Deoember end. with a Choice Stook of General Grooerios, Teas, and Pro- YISIUUB4 jri'UHU Hunii»TOD, .u., _..ww. Bpeotfully soliolted.-R. Fronoh, Grocer, and Provision Dealer, Royal Tea Mart. Na _. NTBD KN uWN-ThO Black Satin for 3s Cd, and tko Blaok Silk for Is lid ftrrt fmtnc fftat nt DamDiorY



Waqi»U, wo or mreo um«n •" Auckland and Distritit to take, the Agenoy for Nslson, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blondpd Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Preee and Public to be the Flnost oyer sold in the Southern Hemisphere, and are guaranteed froo from all soonted tea.—For particulars apply. to Nelion, Moat©, & Co., Tea Blend3rs and Importers, High-street, Ohrlatohuroh. WANTED KNOWN, i. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker* la prepared to exebute all.ordars in the trade: repairs neatly and promptly done, patches pat on with Solu tion.—Ploase note the address, Abercrombio- Btreet, fourth shop from Symonda-fltreet WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert * Co. bare openod an Auotlon Mart in Wyndham-street, opposite the Star office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produoe. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large Or small the consignment may be. For days of tale, see further notice. ANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. mmMSKMwmml and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 184, Queen- Projorlptlons, Compoui and the supply of Pure umn t ••«»«■ Preparations, and General Domestic K. "ANTED KNOWN, that the Central , . Freehold Land a»d Investment Agenoy has Romoved to" Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all. its, branches is now carried on under the special superintendence of Mr O. Fraser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers efl'coted.-and titles perfooted at minimum cost. No charge made for registering properties for sals. ANTED KNUWa, tnat D. Goldie Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, B Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dook. at lowest <aah prioes. The Umber, being under oover.la bettor TANT KD, Dealers to know that . . Paddy's Market is how fitted tip with tables and lighted with gas. Open every Satur day Morning at 9 o'olook until 11 oclook at night, where Fish, Bettler's Produoo. and Dry Goods oan be offered for sale. Spaoa allotted for amusement. No gambling or illegal games. —For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Weighbridge Offloe, Lessee of City Market. ANTED, the Public to inspect H, V Walte's atook of Baths. Toilet Cam up his Faotory, and Imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a largo stook of the above on hand, and as everything Is oommsnoed and finished on the premises, he oan boU lower than any other manufacturer in the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Wait*. Wholesale and Retail TihsMth, Iron and Zlno-worker, next old Police Btawon, High street. •



WAN TED KNOWN Unnno, Hall and Co. bet; to Intimate to thoir ens tomers that they have Rcmovd to the promises lately oooupled by Madame Bdttenolli, opposito Mo Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to thoir well-(elected mmm great saorlflce.—Donne, Hall and Co. T ANTED KNOWN.-CHRISTMAS - / PRESENTS AND ,NEW TEAR'S GIFTS.—To meet the increasing demands of the season, an Immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goods have been received at the London Arcade. An unprecedented display of the Greatest Noveltleß over seen in Auokland are now arranged on the attractive stalls, classified aud marked in plain figures at prices within the reach of all. The Arcade is opened daily at 9 and dosed at 1) (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspection Invited. In this establishment the useful and ornamental are combined, farming the most attractive and unique display in the colony, unequalled either £l. See the flvo windoi goods, weekly replaoed. Regular shipments ger Orient and P.O. steamers.—London Ofnoe, i, St. Mary Axe.—Boo Goodson'B liOndon Arcade. _______ LAW, Wanted, a Situation. Can abstraot, draft, and make out bills of coßtSi .also understands the routine of a solicitor's office References given.-Address F.W.H., Post-office, Auckland. AN Experienced married ceuple (unen cumbered) want Employment, hotel or boarding-house, or similar capaoity.—Address A.Z., this offlos.



10 THE ELECTORS OF CITY NORTH. Centlrmbw,—l have the honour to offer my self as a Candidate to represent yon in tho House of Representatives. I shall take an early opportunity ot meeting you In puhllc W. L. KEES. November 28th, 1881. mo THE ELECTOKS OF EDEN. Gbnthmkn.-I will address yon at the Con gregational Eoho'ol-room, Edinburgh - street, off Karangahape Road, on WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8 o'clock. Yours truly, 03. A. TOM. mo THE ELECTOKS OF EDEN. Gkntlbmbs,— Complying with a requisition from many of your number, I beg to offer my self as a Candidate for your suffrages at the approaching election. Yours truly, 1 D, BRUOE. IT Y WEST ELECTION. J MR. ALEXANDER FLEMING will address the Eleotors ot City West, in the Bt. James's Hall, Wellington-street, on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 30th Inßtant, at 7.30. BanKTuptcv nonces. I'TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of William Norman Bradley, of the Great Barrier, Bush man, a Debtor. This Is to notify that William Norman Brad ley, of the Great Barrier, Bushman, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings on MONDAY, the fifth day of December next, at the hour of eleren o'clock in the forenoon. . „ Dated this 28th day of November, 1881. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. DIONAN & ARMSTRONG, Imperial Chambers, Auckland,



HAVE found my friends at the Wark m. worth Hotel, Maharangi. Splendid accom modation. Beautiful scenery. —G. I*. Snta _TODrletor. mO LET, ft Four-roomed Cottage, bottom 1 of Norfolk-street, Ponsonby; register grate, colonial oven, and every convenience, Harden, &o. O LET, Eden Hall, suitable lor soirees *. Concerts, Singing and Dancing OtaSBM also, a Single Shop.-Apply to W. N. Hender son, BdenTerraoo^__ O LET, a very comiortable and con venient House containing 7 rooms,, batri room,&o.,&o.; all In flrst-olass order! situated taHden Crescent, near at. Paul's Churoh,-D. IT. Kvans, Bstate Agent, Queen-street. TO LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly done up.-Apply Mutual Life Association of Außtr r - f ■■_"■' I"™":!!™"' 0 LET, one of two Large Unturnished 1_ and Dwelling ol &r» rooms, Napler-street eood situation for Chemist, Haberdasher, Boot maker, Kmaker or Milliner i rent, lte.-Apply on the nrumlioa. U LET, a Shop in Pitt-street, next to - Mr Palmer, Butcher. Fine opportunity for a dressmaker, shoemaker, tailor, or watoh rnaker tor which It was fitted up. Fixtures Lnd gas complete. Rent low.-Enquire on the 0 LET. a shop and Room in Fort-street,2 doors past Cußtom-house Hotel, suitable mO LET, a 4-roomed Houbb.—Apply to 1 Tr.„i«.t. x)nirnrir. Newton Road. OUSE to Let, Corner Howe-street and DEVONPOET.-To Let, a Pretty Cot tage near the Wharf, completely fur nlshed.-Apr.ly at once to Oliver Maya, Post Office Store, Dovonport. , Isemuera~lTSl> building CO' IX (LIMITED) TO LET. ' , Two New Seven-roomed Houses on the Co. a EotTto/Remnera. Kent, m per annum. Apply to F, A. WHITE, Secretary, perofls dlßtrlot, doing a good Auckland. FOK SALE, 3 Villa Sites on the sea front opposite Captain on the No . '""'" Land Agent, Queen-street.



f!OR SALEi Farm of 26 acres good land, [T*lUf£Wn and Land Agent, Stiohbary's Be ttregt. UiOK SALE (very cheap), a First-class JP Double Dwelllng-honse in Vi»cent-fitreet; the two house* oontaln 11 rooms, andcoaldbe ao premises, Henderson and Bpraggon. YlnoenMtreet. 1710R SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Walrati, ifajor MWs land. Mangawat; Lot No. 9, Toka Tola. 79 acres good landV-Apply to John Boppet. Land Agent, &o- Fort-street. LmOK SALE (o bargain), a nice xrarini ct H 150 Acres Good L«nd, House, Stable, Bheds. Sec, and large Orohard (avoragjrettan nOK SALE, a Business in the riaipara • niatrlot,whloh has a good turn-over, and Is In a rising neighbourhood.-Apply to John ."ANGSHAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the I J abovo (pure bre Konnell, Storekeeper, OR SALE—Christinas Season—Liqueur lOlt LEASE, the Largo Bulking, cor ioß SALE (great Bargain), the Yacht jl- Glance. 6 tons, complete, almost new, In splendid order; owner going into steam.- 10 OR BALK, I*o Acres of Good Urn ? proved land, suitablo for fruit-growl uated next Maurice Kelly's old bush, Lucas Prioo, 15a per acro.-Applyto_Wm, MoLood, Insnranoe Buildings, or Mr Finch, ■ Bookseller. Qneen-streot. ijlOK SALE, Building Allotments at I? Mount Kden, 66(t frontage by 132 ft- j imOR SALE, A comtortable tfouse, r within (our minuteß" walk Ot Union Bank. —H. Partington, Stiohbury's Buildings, Queen street. , IOR SALE, —A 4-roomed House, in O'Nell-streot i 11. I 1 street jAOR SALE, pure bred Alderney Cow, J to calve in Deoembor.—Apply BTABoffloej lANO for Sale (a bargain), in hnncU some walnut case. Price £33, cost 60 guineas.—T. H. Webb, Oak Cottage, Hobson street. * j RETTY COTTAGE tor Bale in Dublin, street, near Karangahape deposit and easy terms forpav llamson. Estate Agent. Vulcan 'IAUDLKKS AHD UPUOLSTEKKKS.- *3 Curled Hair for Bale fro~ •' *" '« <*<'•- i John B. Gray, Shortland-street. />ANTERBURYiIBACOjy and HAMS, ■ . n ».__-. T.U.nn'a lorn TTui\\M*tt MnFm&> dines, Teas, Sugars, Chocolate and Cocoa, Amerioan Brooms, Candled Peel. Currants (in Btook at Chas. Burton & Co.'b. No. 3, Queen- I Btreet. New and Old Potatoes for sale cheap ; also Bnyors of Choice New Potatoes, either Kidney or from Hobart Town Seed; 1,000 Cocoa nuts at very low price. 1 O K s A L r., TO arrive per Adelaide, j 210 TOKS BEST SCREENED NEWCASTLE COAL.



G. S. JAKINS, CUSTOM- house .street. _ ! ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of | bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Btab Office. Wyadham-atreet, ._ T ANL» S FOB SALE. 1,685 Aoros within 16 miles 01 Auckland; 900 acres In grass and cultivation,. orchard, so. 13-roomed House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. J APPIrW J. R. LAMBERT & CO.. t | Wjndham-street, I They have also lands in several other distrlots j for sale. . X SQOARERS. AND OTHERS. GOOD INVESTMENT. FOR IMMEDIATE BALE, 226"Acres Good Land, one mile from Railway Terminus. Good rivsr communication. About 600,000 to 700,000 feet Kauri upon it. Large quan tities of Ti-tree, Puriri, fit for Bleepers, pOßts, or firewood. Unusual facilities for getting out junk timber. Price. 30s per acre; easy terms. Apply to 0.K., care of Mr KeeUey, SoUoitoJ, Queen-atreet. /CHOICE PROPERTIES POB SALE. THOMAS SEAMAN, ESTATE AGENT, 36, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, Has for Sale, amongst other properties io acres of Land in the flourishing distriot of Lake Takapuna, the quality of wmon is unßur passed In the colony, and the land Is In a very high state of cultivation. This ohoioe property as about 14 chains of frontage to Takapuna a road frontage, and presents a rare opportunity for a flrst-olass investment. Price modorate. Terms easy. Also, A Valuable Farm of over 900 acres In a rising district, within U hour's ride from Auckland, is well divided into paddocks, and a considerable portion of it is In grass and cultivation, and con tains a moat substantial and commodious Family Residence, with a' magnificent view. SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.—For Sale— A commodious and pleasantly situated Family Residenoe at Epsom, containing 20 rooms, all in the most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coaoh-house, and other conveniences; together witn 71 acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, and paddocks. Card to inspect, and further information may be obtained, on application to ce uouuuou, AL EXANDKR, ! Or. W. AITKEN. The Undebmestionkd Allotments :



Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)—2 Allot ments, 132 z 264; price £175 eaon. Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)-2 allot ments, 132 x 261; £125 eaoh. Emmett-street-2 Allotments, 66 x 160; £IOO eaoh. Barsfleld-street—2 Allotments, 66 x 200; £125 each. Curran-street—2 Allotments, 71 1117; £lls eaob. Anglesea street-3 Original Allotments, 100 feet deep. Kyber Pass Road—l Allotment, 33 x 99; £9O. Percival Square-Allotment, 71 x 100; prloe, £IOO. Sale-street— Large Allotment, 265 links by average of 100 links; £IOO. Mount Albert—3 Villa Residences; £6OO, £I,OOO. and £1,300. Other Properties on application to THOMAS MELVILLE. Accountant, High-street, Auckland.



} iioet ana ifonncu LOST, on Saturday night, between the Wharf and Market Hotel, a email piece of obaln with a guinea, 2J dollar gold pieoe, and seal with inscription.— £l reward on returning tame to the Market Hotel. LOST, on Wednesday evening, near. Grey-street, a Gold Watoh, donble case.— I Finder rewarded on returning, same to this office. X? 1 REWAKD. Strayed, from One d&X huhga, on the 26th, Bay Mare with blaok points, J-year-old, and newly shod; about Hi hands high; no marks or brands.—Anyone returning same to 0. Codlln, will receive the" above reward. O Mare, blaok points, brand on near side of neok—Finder will be rewarded on returning to Mr F. Andrews, Otahuhu. Iflcoleßiaßtical. MOUNT ALBERT WEBLEYAN CHURCH. A Soiree will bo held on TUKBDAY EVKN TNO Nov. 29th. Tea on the table at 6,30, after ■ which a Public Meeting will be held (Rev. W. I Morley.Chairman). AdMesseswiU be delivered to the Revs. B. Barber (Tauranga), L. ,M. Mtt [ (Parnelll G. W. Spenoe Wairoa ■ and F. G. i Musical aeleotlons will be rendered by the Oholr. ORGAN RECITAL. WEDNESDAY, 30TH NOV., AT 8 P.M. Full List Of Selections To-morroW. Me6tmKa. AT L O. O. F. -LOYAL UNITED ±1 • BROTHKRB LODGE, No. 976.-Mem i..™ * MA - n „„,. n ..„l .« «tt« n H rhn uhnvn LOaffe On the 6ih Deoember. Business of importance Br order of the N.G. PROTESTANT __! ALLIANCE , F R I E NDI/Y / SOCIKTY.-ALEX ANDRA LODGK, No. S3. bens are re quested to attend a Speolal Meeting on TUESDAY NEXT,29th November. Business: —Nomination of Officers for ensuing year, and other matters. At 730 sharp. mi _ WILLIAM POWER, W.M. Sportiner. ETTLIN G on the Pakuranga Huni Club Meeting will take place at Tattersall's Clnb, Occidental Hotel, at 8 tfolock THIS EVENING. WM. PEROIVAL,



»EIZES in J. L. Fleming's Consultation are now Payable. jTRN Hobson-Btreet. [ASONIC BALL L In celobration of the OPENING OF THK FREEMASONS' HALL, To be held at the CHORAL HALL, ON . I \ WEPNEBDAY, DEC. ?TH, ISBI. Tickets may be had from Members of Com- Blttoo ' MOSB M- LEVY. P.M., Hon. See, R. OTTO KOHL, M.8.F., late Irom XTJL Germany, has commenced praetloe In Auokland tor the core of Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, and all Skin and Blood Diseases, by a prooess hitherto unknown In this country, but most saceesafOily practised in Germany In the treatment of enoh diseases. It acts as apreven- Uve against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 «,m. and 3 to I p.m., at Devonshlro House. Hobson-street, whore Auok land testimonials may be seen. COPIES OP AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS. "I have Buffered tor some time from neuralgio headaches, and am now cured by one operation of yours.-k am, &c-A. W. Nightingale, College " I have suffered for along time with neuralgia In my head, and I am.now quite well from one operation.—l am, &c, Hannah Doyle, Walte llialiv Hotel." . "I was troubled vrymuoh with neuralgia to my head for tho la»t:throe years, and I am now Quito well after tho operations by yon.-I am, &o.—Roße.Somorville, WeUealey-street," "Ihave boon a great sufferer with neuralgia, and am happy to say that two operations hare cured mo.-l am, &o„ Christina MoSregor, Wattemata Hotel. The above have been selooted from a number of testimonials, which can be seen on applica tion. HAKLAND'S TpAMILY Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. .1, i They are Valuable in Indigestion, Price: They act effectually on the Liver, l U ' a D M APOTHKOARIKff HALL, 1 ODBoeite Poet-omoe. Sweet Sustenance. malted food, as reoommended by the great Llebig, is one of those faots that cannot be disputed. ' ■ AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article FRESHLY PREPARED with great care, aooordlqg to the reoipe of Baron Llebig, trom the best malted barley and wheat _ , The splendidly oved to a demonstration that Sesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely in this delicious nutriment The undoubted advantage of having a FRESH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate oost must add con siderably to the large sale this excellent food, has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL.



Seo directions aa to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/8 per Canister, Manufactured at " Tbb Pharmacy," QCMBN-BTBBBT, AUCKLAND. Grocers and Tea Dealers, ! "NDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S BTANDARDPACKET TEAS. \ Packet Pounds and Half-pounds In Four Qualities. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICE, They are distinguished by great strength, d dollolous flavour— Asia oan produce. Theexoeuen< is apparent by the large and increasing demand toaf Ksfortoem IS Victoria, and wherever they have been introduced. AGENT FOR AUCKLAND 1 JOHN BUCHANAN, Ctißtom-howe street. NDIA AKU OttlMA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 96, VXCTOBIA-STKEKT. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and oonseouent loss o£ outlet for my large bonded I determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a price whioh, thous will actually be lc "' weights, Til., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, or Ss per bundle ol 25. In Teas I have some ot the choloest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my tow Flavoury" Indian Teas. will. I have no doubt, pi pooJerolass. as especially to it truethii.season that thoy show beiter value in the oup than ordinary China alone. lOlbs of Good Kaisou Congou for .. - lis 2d A Good China Tea .. *>_ - - J! Sf Strong DarjeeUng Flavoured Congou „ Is 8d "Tea Extraordinary," a thorougheoono mio tea, with Assam toyour - - » " iamily Mixture," very choice, rich,aao. runKent-Darjeelingklnd- .. - Mod FRKDK. WHITEHEAD, Tea andJOeneral Importer, Tbbms Cash. 9 i HANDSOME LIJJttAKY \. FREK OF COST. ; • We don't know how they do it, bnt they do. 'hatl Why, give away a Handsome volume iTHK LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their l^ 61 * W. S. COLLINS, 1 TEA DEALER, ETC. MANUAKAU BOAD, PARKE!.!.. AUCKLAND RAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in each week for the Purchase of all kinds of HAGS, METAL. &C. FOR CASH



Pubhc Notices. > EARTHENWARE. THE BEST AND OHBAPKBT ABSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. G. B ROWNING<LateJ • B ' F^fUlols) • I " : 287. QMBN-STBBKT, Near the Market Entrance. Established 186 0. FANO3T GOODS. , L B H Q, & T, the undersigned, hereby Challenge .A DAgji or any other man in Auckland, to RUN ON« Dl Auckland. ,' „ ,_ ' November 28.1881. Onehnnga. HfcAF HARDWARE BTORE. V .... . , JOHNFRUH Begs to inform hia numerous onstomers anttthe them tor their support hitherto ne wouid eolloit acontinnanoe o£ their, patronage in favour ot hia Buooessor. • . .; .; J. '%■ ENGLER, "";'".'" ■ HARDWARE AND GKHKRAL DEALfiB, j ■:■>:■:. . WeUesley-street West. HE lITILB BAZAAR. i The undersigned bßg?to'aog.ualnt Mi friends I and the publics In general that he has bought ot Mr John frith. Wellesley-street, hii orookery andglasswaro butlneai, to-which ha intends to add some f anoy goods and other small articles.. By strict attention to,his enstomers, and satis fied with small profits, he hopes to earn a fair Opposite Mr Dawson, Chemist, 1 v Wellesley-street. RO BIONP, PUBLICO. THHi LONDON, PHOTOGRAPHIC COM ? ' PAN*'" FREE ART ONION PRIZES . Leighton's Buildings, UP) HvM.ONK.TON, Manager. r* CARTER, Victoria-street, hsa every thingatverylowprloes. Ladles' Satin Grenada, Is id: Ladles' Spoon-busk Comets, 2a TO DRAPERS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS.- a supply ot Marcus ward & co.'a GOODS baa" just been opened at the Stab Office, inspection ot which is respectfully In vited. \ __'_ ;'■ The Goods comast of Obkamkhtal Cabds of various descriptions, and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanaos, Business Notifications, and Advertising purpbaea generally. TTNION BTEAM iSAtV, MOULDING, U SASH AND DOOR COMPANY , ■ OJMITED). ' On Saturday first. 28th.November, oaf > on Saturdays until further notioe. the Company's Premises will be Closed^tng^^^^ •• r .„. . ~. Secretary. W oarat (flne'gold), from IBs to 20s eaoh.- Jamea Adams. Watohmaker, Viotoria-street.



All Overdna Accounts payable to tho late a " a °* RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN are reonested to be settled without deluv Buoh ■Mounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber; 1881, Will be handed to my Bolloltor for recovery. -.-■ ;^j t £j iUM & briDGMAN Anokland.NoT.XMßl. _ _' ;,, ";idppE^^iM]^.«.co^ / : ■: " CUST6M-HOUBBrSTREET,.AoOKIANI>, Axe taking orders for the American Fencing I "" Company's": j TBEL JJARB X v -BNOB TT IRK The Cheapest and Best in tho Market, at ££2 jqS. PER TON for Painted. ;>> <■ s pag PER TON tor Galvantad. Duty Paid and Free, Delivered at Wharf, Auckland, For terms and foil particulars apply to OPPENBEIMER & CO., «. if CUBTOM-HOUBE-BTRKET, 'Sf Auckland. y\ »U B L ,1. C NOTICE. PBIZE MSATI CHEAP MEAT I CHOICE QUALITY I R E 'tFt E S, BUTCHER AND GENERAL PURVEYOR, I Corner of Chapel and Victoria-streets. Come and inspeot my i Fjrst-class Bbkf,'Mutton, Cohnto Bbot, I ahd IMiBX-FKD Pobk ; one trial will suffice. THE AUCKLAND QAB COM i 17/ PAN Y (LIMITED) ; '' Will Deliver : this very eoono flj mloal fael in quantities to salt ► > householders, at the following H O , . ~ i- . - - - 55 n rates tor places within one mile g 3 of the Works; longer distances hj In proportion , I i * d, ' Per sack, S buohela .. . 1 J 5 sacks .. 10 sacks, or 1 ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 saoks, or 1 ton .. „ .. 22 0 Orders may be left at the Offloe or Works. GAS FITTINGS. AIAPOI! WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limited). ' AUCKLAND WAREHOUSE, .".;;:• ."!.; FORT-BTREKT.\O .iS'A'i Robert. Fby, appointed Sole Agent tor Provincial District of Auckland. tf»"B A TO «000 LENT on Building 3&X" society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for. sale OTtonrth tor Investment. -C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Aaent. Vuloan Lane.



ANGLE! MANGLE!, MANGLE!- 'here/ MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tones.-- Angelo Forrest, Auckland Musto WaVe honse Queen-street. . ... .i \OCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED . 9 his Dispbnsakt and Subqeby to Hewln's Buildings, WeUesley-street. Honra S attendanoe :-0 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2, and Private' Residence: Symonds-street. IHEAP FEED FOR FOWLS. J _ 100 SACKS MAIZE, at 3s per bushel. 200 SACKS BROKEN WHEAT, at jiO await. "I ;■ iJj >•'( ■■-'''■ '" ' ; : 4s per bushel. j.» .-. i COUPLAND & C 0.,; BRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS.



« M fL CoO KB, FUBNITURB, I BBDDJNG, AND CARPET WARBHOUSK. 123, QUBEN-STREBT, ACOKLAIto; , Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We Invite the attention of ladles and Gentle men about to, furnish to our Large and Well seleoted StooK of Drawlng-roonV Dlnlng-rgom, sad Bed-room Furniture; JApaN s: s ■ Sv n Blindb for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; SpbinoMax .TRASSES. Of SU y kept clean, ana veryaaraWe; flrflt-olassHaibMattbasbim. tomers. application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers. All Goods delivered free In town. T. & H. COOKE, OARPBI 123, QUEKN-STKEET, Adjoining the Bask Of New Zealand.



Fablic Notioes. 3 UCKIANB KAILWAYS, WAIKATO TUBF CLUB BACKS. WBDNBBDAY. NOV. 30. 1181. A SPBOIA.Ii TRAIN will leave Huntley to Rukuhla as follows S Huntley, dep 10.15 a.m. Ngaruawahla, dep 11.15 a.m. Hamilton Junction, dep 11.15 a.m. Huknliia, arr 12.0 noon, Returning— Rukuhla, dep 5.30 p.m. Hamilton Junction, dep 5.15 p.to, Nffarnawahia, dep 6.20 p.m. Huntley, arr 6.15 p.m. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. PUBLIC TBUST OFFICE OF NEW ZEALAND. Any person may appoint the Public Trustee executor and trustee under his will or codicil. Any present trustee may transfer the. man- \ who will thereupon hold euoh property upon, the oiiglnal trusts attaching thereto. Any person, company, association, or pnblio body within or without the colony, may plaoe utee upon trust for such uses as may be defined In the deed Creating the trust Any building, land, or friendly society may, by its rules, provide that property belonging to it maybe placed in the Pnblio Trust.Office, for such truiits and uses and with such powers as may be defined In or by the said rules. The ad vantages offered are : Ist. Statu guarantor against speculation, fraud, or dishonesty. 2nd. All proposed investments are con sidered by a. Board, consisting of the I Honorable Colonial Treasurer, the Atttorney General, the Comptroller and Auditor General, the Government Insurance Commissioner, and the Pnblio Trustee. Careful consideration of all securities offered is therefore ensured. 3rd. The Publio Trustee, in his corporate capa city, KBVBB DIES, NBVBB M AVKS THB OOUNTBY, a , J , NBV ? B BtOOMBS IHOAPAOITATHD, thUS avoiding the many inoonveniences resulting from frequent fresh appointments of Trustees, '"""" " L ~ ' lohange of abode, or ' Ith. Punctuality and promptitude in the re mittance of periodical payments to beneficiaries under trust or will to any put of the colony or elsewhere at which it may be desired that pay ments should be made. 6th. The effective check which is called Into operation before any moneys can be drawn from the Publio Trustee's account. 6th. Reasonable oharges: On estates such as are now being considered the Publio Trustee is authorised to oharge 1J per cent, on all receipts, and 1} par Cent, on disbursements, and 6s per cent, on all moneys invested. No charge Is made for obtaining probate, nor for passing stamp and property tax returnß, nor for corres pondence however voluminous. Thus the sav- B.C. HAMBRTOX, publio Trustee.



>E CAPTAIN DENNIS WRIGHT, At ,- . DEOEABED. It la requested that all Claims against the deceased be sent at once to the Exeoutrlx, care of WM. COLEMAN, Solloitor, Queen-street. EWSP AP E R PROPRIETORS. A very favourable oppor tnni ty for establishing a Newspaper Is now offering at Tauranga, where very excellent prospects and good sup port can be obtained.—For farther information apply to any of the Tauranga merchants or business people. - UCKLAND SAYINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advance Honey on Freehold Securities In sums from £SO to £5,000 at sbvkh pbk ckht. Mortgages can be redeemed by quarterly instalments. Applica tlona for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, the 3rd December next. „.„„„„„, •♦. .. ■R. CAMERON,* M ■ Manages, Auckland, 26th November, 1881. . i'/ CHRIoTMAS NUMBER 07 THE PENNY TIMK-TABLE Will be Published this week. At all Stitionors. MOUNT ALBERT HOTEL. The Mount Albert Total Abstinence society having determined to oppose my ap- Slioation for an Hotel Lioense, Gentlemen, Bed ents. Farmers, Stock-owners. Travellers, Bx., having a knowledge of the Distriot, end the absolute necessity for a House of Accommodation in this particular locality, are asked to Sign the Memorial in favour of the application, a copy of which lice at the above house, and for the con venience of others, a place in town is appointed to take signatures.—B. Stephenson. jT.OUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. Agency fob govbbnesses and SERVANTS' RKGISTBr. Kespeotabie Servants are requested to apply UPPER QDEEN-STREET, Auckland, ; Fee from Employers, ss. Fee from Governesses, fis, Fee from Servants, 2s 6d,



•vr i o t i c TO MANUFACTUKERS, DRESS- , MAKERS, AND OTHERS, After November 26th, 1881. Mr G. P. Cox, of FriiliDKa and Kiltings made by W. Service. All orders for these Goods, and Fancy Soxes, aro requested to be Bent direct to W. Service, Present address : Three doors east of Mr Lambourne's. Karangahape Koad, . •,,, ... Sharland's Baking Powder. band (registered), An Sharland's Baking Powder Bread, with half the tronble ana in a quarter the time required with Yeast. Sharland's qakijsg Jtowder makes aelloions small loaves of Bread, not digestive lea Calces In a few minute*, Scones better than yeast. Sharland'sßakingPpwder,



Sh&rland's Baking Powder and Pastry, and prevents indigestion. _ '; S HARLAND'k'BAKINGpOWPER B^IMIM will be made light, wholesome, and delicious, with half she nanal quantity et Eggs and Batter; and Flour will he oonverted into Tea Cakes, j Bans, Bcones, &c, in a few minutes at a trifling cost. | '" I! Bold by Mbrobantb and Storekeepers in Canisters holding one round and half-pound. Price : is 6d and 2s 6d WHOLKBAia OF J. 0. BHABLAND & CO.; I Anokland. KWCASTLE GOAL., The WILD WAVK having pat baok to New- ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at liOWOBt Bates, Delivered in Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE, AWN HEART OF KAURI ) BHINGLK9. '



The Union Stoam Saw Moulding Bath and Door Company (Limited) is offering a speciality in Hawn Heart of Kauri Shingles, Bpeolally 10a 6d per thousand, net Board ana Jtcesiaence, IOAKD and Keaidence—Gentlemen re _~> qnirinz the same will meet with every comfort at Croydon Villa, Vincent-street.—Mrs. Fuller. .MOVER]* UK BROWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STBKKT. BOARD AND LODGING .. - ..B*J P« \fOek Bmoueßooji ••«•• Athletics. AUCKLAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. TBS TENTH '" ;f H, GRAND ALTHLETIC CARNIVAL Of the above Club will be held IK thk DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, ON SATURDAY NEXT, December 3,1881. WHEN A MOST INTERESTING PROGRAMME OP SPORTS "Will be presented to the public.* '■'' ! ' : l/ARdK BSTBIES ! GOOD FIELDS I Artillery Band in attendance. First Baoe at 2 p.m. sharp. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. U. NEVILLE R. FORDER. Hob, gee,



Plans and Bpeoiflottdoa at the Offioe of tho Board.and on application to the Chairman of tl» Distriot Bohool Commutes, Walpu Cot*. USNDBRB wilt be received Tip to 4 L o'olook B.m. on WEDNESDAY, the SOthi instant, for Kerblng ana Channelling on the south t3.de of KyberTPati RoaC..- Teoaeni to be Zealand Insurance BUT" ELENSVICLK TIMBER COM PANY (UMITUDK TO KNOINKKRS AND BOKjKRMAKSK& Tenders are Invited till noon o£ Friday, tho rp O OB u i l d B rWHj. Tenders are Invited till noon rtMgVBM&X tary Ote-JOtalUhrt. bxbvWWONj, mO BUILDBBB. Tenders will be reoelved until nooh of JTRJ; Btoteln MberWrre.^ WAro $ ..... \ .-, ■ Aicoldtow, 0 BUILD I', *:& Tendew irttt be reoelved m to noonWWBD a Villa Beßldenoe to Grafton Boaa./^' rTI 0 BUILD KB 8. lenders will be reoelved. at mjr oO«VJSSSi land-street, until TUKSDAYttke IfttfiUf»nV |r JAMKB WNb.uKY, USI KB OK I V B D, Per Steamer. AND fIOW BBINO L A T K S T ST Y L.K, S MILUNKRY, «»1 ! ' ! J MANTI.BB, .;, . ~t, ; -i i < i Sua a fail .•« ; ;.iJ.;ii,lA ' PHIL : DBB N'S'OOS TOT-M.ES. i in Great Variety of Btylos and Matet&to. CHILDBBN'6 AND liADIKI' , it HdSIBBV. /',.■' Milne"ani> (3tfg j&B». QUBIHSr AND WKiaraiJn^-OTWBp,



EW DRAPERY AND CM>THIN(* [ BSTABUSHMBOT. IMPORTANT TO THE FOBMO. JOHN LECK (taw Managing Partner oi Somerfleld&lack) Begs to announce tout be has Now Opened in tbe premises lately ooouploi by Mr . C ..- I:i , ?W. BattraT. Wl*»» «n ; ,. ;:i . :■:• ■■ ENTIRELY New and Choice Btoos ; DRAPERY A»D CLOTHING. ) The WHOLE STOCK ban been purchased with ureat oire, ana li BPBOMJUfIY' SUITED tor the AUCKLAND . TRADE. New Cwmusfll New Drapery I And Fancy goods I A GREAT, ASSORTMENT OF , The Advertise!' hopes that his long experleaoe ta the Trade win be ft guarantee thathewttl , BELL NOTHING BUT »raBT-CLABB., ' GOODS, and at Prices wliloli Will ;:,. DB»W OOHPWITION.. ~..'"",.,!,.. Ho bopea to belavomred witiv a visit frbpi' nl! : this old Customer?, and has no doubt but he Will give them every sattataotton. N.8.-Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on he shortest notice by WretcUw T*B«* : JOHN LKOK, Draper, Clothmb, and Ootfittkb, Opposite the Bank of Now Zealand, !l ' QUEKN-STKEET, ' ■■'<- l --"; AUCKLAND. 'ATttUT •"■■ ■ i GENUINE CHEAP SALE OF ■ ' ■ ; DRAPERY AND MILLINERYv Remember all Goods are marked In Plain Figures. I ' •■'■ : FOR. MX WEEKS ONLY.' E. HOLLOWAY. "OTICE. New Shop, opposite All L Saints' Ohuroh, Ponaoab Lha>lh« UtiSltiarrltW distriot that she Intends Opening the Premises at the above address on Tuesday Next, Novem bar 28th, with a Choice Selection o£ Ftrst-olsao anl Shoes, Slippers, &o; and hopes, by'prompt <-k; attention to orders, combined with-moderate charges, to secure a share of their patronage end support, . ~,,,.. ~,.,.„.,, ; , ....



WE YRE, ttat *n4 Jfld Glove Depot; • viotorta-Btreet. -An I ear ovwr ntnobori in ninvß«. T offer 'or Abiolute Sale. 1000 pairs of Blaok andColoor^KldQlorej;? a Glove to wear, la 2 button, black, at 1/8 a pair: f-^iW^liWmi 8/61 Sewed Muslins, wldo width, atOd,worthi/s S lot«iSdlaf and 6hlldren'« DretNf, tonghtaf aactlon, to bo sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and nntrlmmed Sunday Hats to seleotfrom: the Durable Silk Umbrella at 7H, worlih 18/8 i New Light Coloured Kid Gloven, throe, four. flye. and six buttenod, 2b cheaper than at any otbor noose. A lot of Two-buttoned Kid Gloves (light colours)) Is per pair. ' ' f Auctions. TO-MORROW, AT 1 OXUXS. TO BE SOLDIBY ATJOTION, AT ARTHUR'S* KA K Tl* {Furuiture Department). lOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND L EFFKOTS (New and Second-hand) (OS Drawing-room, Dining room. Parlour, Bedroom, | and Kitchen; Mottled Kauri Oheflonler, Car pot, Cedar Cheat Drawers, Rlmu Bedsteadf, Glass Oases, Glass and Earthenware, a case Wine Glasses, Batters and sugars, a large Hagio Lantern and Slides, Glass Door. Vales, g Fancy Goods, Boots, Clothing, Drapery, Books, &0„ &0., &0. " TO-MORROW, i , L. W. E A TON To-morrow (Tuesday), at ltWoolook, j 160 BONOHBB BANANAS, For Positive Sale. W. S, OOOBBAKIt.I l'Aß.»Afliat, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6.J BY OBDKB OF THE MOKTOAGBB. 13 ACRES fcAND AT REM.UBR THE subscribers will sell at tnelr rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 6th Deoember, at Utfolock, ALLOTMENTS 6, 10, and 14, Section M, Romnera, containing 13 antes 1 rood I perches, having a large frontage to Bob- • eon's Bay Head. For further partlculara, apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. I (Continued on Fourth Pake,)