Ncatiawti tribe. No difficulty was ex pcrionced in identifying them, as Captain Messenger, Mr Hurathouse, and several members ot the Mounted Rips knew the tribe. About two hundred men and 80 women and children have "been taken up to noon. The men were sent to the whares, but the women arc sqnatting in front of the village. They will, it possible, be sent to their hapu to-morrow. An effort was made this afternoon to get possession of their goods, but if unsuccess ful the prisonors will be sent on without them. The Alexandra Cavalry, numbering 57, arrived from Opunake this morning, and are expected to return to-night. Everything is quiet at Parihaka. The telegraph lin« will be run up to Parihaka as soon as possible.

NORTH SHORE REGATTA

"*" COMPLIMENTARY DIJNNER,

The last event on the programme of{ the North Shore Regatta Club, namely, a com plimentaTy dinner to the donors, was given at the Masonic Hotel, Devonport, last even ing. There was a good attendance of committoe-men, while other invitations were liberally responded to. A most tempting display of all that is requisite to make a good dinner was laid out by the hostess, Mrs Brown, who deserves great credit for the interest she has takon in re gatta affairs since the inauguration. When the solids had been duly appreciated,' the ttompany settled down to the more important business of the evening. The usual loyal and patriotic toasts ■were drunk in order, followed by "The Health of the Donors," coupled with the name of the North Shore Ferry Com fiany, by Mr Stark (chairman). To the iberality of these gentleman, he waa sure, to a groat extent was dae the success achieved by the Regatta Committee, and had it not been for their assistance they could not now look back upon such a pleasant assemblage as was seen at the North Shore on .November 9th. He was sure the residents of Devonport telt very thankful to their Auckland friends who had so generously responded to the invitation to help th« Regatta Committee. —Mr E. Alison made a suitable response on behalf of the Ferry Company, and expressed a hope that on some future occasion they might have the pleasure of subscribing to the North Shore Regatta funds.— 'Ihe Chairman proposed " The Competi tors," remarking that he hardly expected to see such a large number come forward. N o protests had been entered, and he had heard very little of the grumbling whicli usually follows such events.—Mr T. Henderson responded. He was glad to remnrk upon the success of the regat'a. Thore had certainly been some Blisrht difference of opinion over one raco, but ho thought the less said nbout it the better. Some persons were of opinion that the valuable prizes given by the North Shore Club would seriously affect the Auckland Kegatta, but he rather thought the past event would act as a feeder to the coming ono, Even were the subscriptions less than usual, he saw no reason why there should be les3 coru petition.---Mr Stark said that he, for one, would work just as hard for the Auckland Regatta ag ho had done for their own-a sentiment which called forth several " hear, hears" from committee-men.—The next toast was the "Secretary," given by Mr Stark, Mr Dacre, he said, had quite surprised every one, He had worked night and day, and bad himself exceeded the other members of the committee as a body in carrying the regatta to a successful issue.—Mr Dacro responded, remarking that the great success should b>) attributed to the unity which prevailed among members of committee ; as for himself ho had done but his duty.—Mr E. A lisor proposed " Our Worthy Chair man, Mr Stark," who had done so much to make the regatta a success. The toast was drunk with great enthusiasm, coupled with "For he's a jolly good Fellow," where upon Mr Stark rose to give expression to his thanks. He never really felt so happy in his life, and on all fmure occasions would be most happy to in any way assist in driving the district ahead. As for the committee, he might say that never before had he met such a merry lot ot fellows— they were regular " bricks."—Other toasts included "The Union and Northern /Steamship Companies," coupled with the Dame of Mr T. Henderson, responded to by that gentleman; " The Starter," res ponded to by Mr A. Aliscn; " The Measurer," responded to by Mr C. Bailey ; "Captain Stephenson j" "The Hostesß ;" " The Ladies," responded to by Mr Duder; and "The Prees," duly acknowledged by the respective representatives present. The Bartley and Hanckin Brothers, with their excellent string band, were next brought into requisition, and accompanied several songs, which were contributed by gentlemen present. Mr Fenton sang "The Mabel Waltz," Mr Dacre, " King the Bell, Watchman ;" Mr Stark, "The Village Blacksmith." Mr Henderson recited a parody entitled " Tne Tight Brigade," and Mr 11. Alison, " The Mirade," an amasing Scotch piece. The evening's entertainment was brought to a close by the singing of the National Anthem

HARBOUR BOARD.

THE ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board washeldyosterdiy afternoon. There wero present: Messrs F, B. Compton (in the chair), J, M. Clark, Waddel, Thompson, Stono, Morrin, Isaacs, Owen, Alckin, McMillan, and Mc- Kenzie.

Sailobs' Home Keservk.—Messrs John Keid and Co. applied for a lease of the Sailors' Home Keserve at the corner of Fort-streetatid Gore-street, and enquiring the rent—Referred to Wotk3 and Endow. nient Committee. Council Sub-Committee.—The Toujm Clerk wrote, stating that the City Council have appointed a sub-committee to confer with the committee appointed by the Harbonr Board. ' _ ■ Landing Cattle.—Capfara McKenzle reported, in a memo, to the Chief Harbour Master that 31 head of cattle had been landed from the s.s. Southern Cross on to the Railway Wbarf without permission, as required by Clause 5G of the Harbour Regulations; and requesting to know whether legal proceedings were to be taken in the matter.—Agreed to send a caution, and to take legal proceedings if the offence be repeated. j Fencing. —Mr F. D. Fen ton applied to the Board to fence in a piece of waste land near his house, as it was used for purposes of which the Board could not approve.— Referred to Works and Endowment Com mittee. -:,• Notices to Marinbks.—Mr Thomas N. Stephens, Secretary of the Adelaide Marine^ Board, forwarded copies of notices to mariners in reference (1) to the leading lights in the Fort Adelaide River, and (2) a new'bye-law ro light dues. Pilot Service Squabbles. — Chief Harbour Master Burgess reported that certain differences had arisen between Pilot William Burgess and William Jenkins, coxswain of the pilot boat, which, in the lutero3ts of the public service, should be made a subject for special enquiry, especially aB regarded what took place on Wednesday last.—Agreed to hold an enquiry, the date to be fixed. Depositing Dock.—Messrs Clark, Stand field and Co., Westminster Chambers, Lon don, wroto forwarding photographs, plans, sketches, and particulars regarding their depositing docks. t ■ WHA3F OFFICE.—Mr John Batger wrote asking if the New Zealand Shipping Com pany could have the use of No. 10 of the wharf offices at the upset rental of £10 per annum.—Agreed that it should be put up to Shingles ON Wharf.—The Chief Har bour Master applied for leave to take legal proceedings against Mr James Mays, who had neglected to remove a quantity of shingles from the Victoria Wharf, North Shore.—Agreed that proceedings be taken. Office.—Mr H. Elliott reported that the office accommodation on the wharf was in sufficient, and that if he were compelled to Vacate his present office, he would have no place in which to keep bis bills of lading, ticket books, &c. Wobks Committee.—The Committee recommended—(l) That Mr J. Black's letter re lease of island in Hobson'a Bay be deferred j (2) that the application of the receivers for further accommodation be deferred till the end of the year with a view to their reserving one'or a portion of one of the sheds on the wharf for the purpose adopted. , „_, . Cranb.—Mr McKenzie moved, "That the engineer be instructed to erect at the dock mouth (north side) the crane that was formerly on the Golden Crown tee."— Carried. Ships' Timbers.—Mr MeKenaie moved, 11 That no wharfage be charged on ships' timbers when landed on shipwrights' own allotments."—The motion, after consider able discussion, was withdrawn, ' '.him

TELEGRAMS.

(BY TELEdRAriI.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, this.day.Tj SjBiSMARCK.— llfioza of retorted gold has jnst been lodged in the bank from a fortnight's crushing. The stone is showing improved character. Good picked stone was obtained on Saturday and Monday. Gold is showing in all the stopes. Election matters are progressing smoothly,

'■ (PEE PRES3 AGENCY,)

PATE A, this day.

ICaTHOLIC CHILDREN'S INSTITU fi® -WuS TION. Bishop Redwood having directed a collec tion throughout the Diocese for establishing a Catholic Children's Charitable Institu tiou .it Nelson, £19 were subscribed here. MR SHERWOOD ELECTED MAYOR.

Mr G. F. Sherwood has been elected lirat Mayor of Patea.

INVisRCARGILL, this day.

Tho Invercargill electoral roll contains 11,773 names, au increase of 1,010 over last year. Other rolls in tho Southland district are also largely increased. Tho Campbelltown-BluiF township was flooded last night by extraordinary heavy rain. The water wa3 three feet deep in some places. The Mataura electoral roll contains [1,500 names.

Analysis of tho Invercargill roll :—Fiee hold, 0,108 ; residential, 855.

HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

The Auckland Horticultural Society's spring exhibition was opened this afternoon in the Choral Hall, and the weather being

as fine as the most exacting carper could de sire, ttic number of visitors was correspon dency large. Of tho Sbow itself it may

bo said without any unnecessary preamble that it comparea moat favour, ably with any previous ouo which has been held here at the same season of the year, while a marked improvement is visible in the classification and arrangement of the exhibits. The display of foliage plants, flowers, and vegetables, but more par ticularly the latter, is such as to reflect infinite credit upon the local horticulturists, and amateur gardener?, and also demonstrates the high degree of perlcctien that fruits and flowers may be brought to with such a genial and equable climate aa ours. *lhe Show is cer tainly ene of which the Society and the public generally have every reason to feel proud. Mr Cheeseman deserves a meca of praise for the care, good taste, and method with which he has placed the exhibits, and it is to be hoped that the patronage of tho citizens will be ample and liberal enough to repay the promoters of the affair for their enterprise and the time and trouble of their ollicors. In order that this end may be at tained it -would be advisable to multiply the evening attractions, by r.snociatiuj; with tho Show a promenade concert or something of the sort. An instrumental band, of course, is a host in Itself, but it should bo reinforced with other features of interest for an urban population. Before proceeding to enumerate the prize winners, it may not bo amiss to review the various classes of exhibits, and in doing so we would just take tho opportunity to ex press regret that more attention is not paid by exhibitors to the labelling of their entries. Mr Charles Hesketh is the most notable exception to tbo >ule we complain of. He has taken the trouble not only to attend to the nomenclature of his flowers, but also given the names of the raisers as well, sc that people who may fancy them need have no difficulty in gleaning all tho necessary information, This practice should be enforced. Tho pot plants are more numerous on this occasion than they were last year, and the quality also has perceptibly im proved. The foliage plants are better developed and cleaner, and make a fine display, while some nice ferns and lycopods add to the general effect. Ie some instances the faults of overpotting are apparent, bnt for the most part thts detail has been kept in fair regard. The pelargoniums (ire large in number and very good also, though there is room for improvement in their growth. A French type, namely, the Prioco of Wales, is en titled to special mention for its splendid bloom. Some grand trusses of blooms are to be seen amongst the zonale pelargoniums, the double varieties being particularly fine. The fuschiaa are a shade better than they were last year, bat still they are far from the ne plus ultra of floral excellence. The calceolarias and cinerarias, with the primulas (Chinese primroses) and petu nias make a gorgeous ensemble of colour, and are Bound to receive a con siderable share of notice. The ericas (a species of heath) look pretty, and so also do the mimulas, or monkey flowers. To our mind, the coleuses should have been placed among the foliage plants, for they are cer tainly out of their element amid the floivers. The display of cut rose 3is really admirable, and one may pick out numbers of magnificent blooms from the collection. There are some beautiful speci mens of the choicest varieties on view, such for example as the Baionne de Bonstettin, Marechal Kiel, Captain Christy, Cloth of Gold, and Pearl dcs Lyons, Alfred Colomb, Xa France, Marquis de Caetellano, and Pierre Wotting. The pansies are good, and the verbenas are worthy of much praise also. These flowers are evidently coming into greater favour, and rightly so, on account of their charming colours. The carnations and picotees as well as the dianthuses (Sweet Williams) and gladiolas are very nice looking, while the antirrhinums (snapdiagons) make a capital show in their class.. Some choice spikes of stocks and a few phloxes deserve recogni tion. There are likewise two model gardens and two ornamental flower designs besides a large number of very handsome and tastefully arranged hand and bridal bouquets. The exhibition of spring fruit Is exccllons, several dishes of abnormally large and luscious strawberries being especially con spicuous, Upon the vegetables too much praiso cannot be lavished, The whole col lection is simply first-class, and it would do credit to any show in the world. We have never seen its superior in Auckland. Messrs McDonald (of Newmarket) and Nelson (a gentleman recently from England) were the judges, and their awards appear to meet with general satisfaction.

The following is the list of awards :—

SECTION I.—PLANTS GROWN IN POTS,

Stove or greenhoino plants, 6 distinct kinds, not less than 3 in bloom, 1 entry— Jas. Mason, 2nd prize. Stove or greenhouse plant, single speci men in flower, 3 entries-Jas. Mason, Ist prize; B. A. Mackechnie, 2nd prize. Fine foliage plants, 6 distinct kinds, 2 entries—Jas. Mason Ist prize r S. Morrin, 2nd prize. Palms or dracsmas. 4 distinct kinds, 1 entry.- Jas Mason, lst.prize. [The Judges also desire it stated that the exhibit is a re matkably good one.] Ferns and lycopods, collection of not less than 12 distinct Kinds, 2 entries—S, Morrin, Ist prize; Jas. Mason, 2nd prize. Fern, single specimen, 1 entry—S. Morrin, Ist prizo. Pelargoniums, show varieties, 6 distinct kinds, 1 entry—T. Tuffin, 2nd prize. Pelargoniums, sliow varieties, 4 distinct kinds, 2 entrits-W. J. Palmer, Ist prize; T. Tuffin, 2nd prize. Pelargoniums, zonal, 6 distinct kinds, 1 entry—S. Morrin, Ist prize. (Judges declared this exhibit also a remarkably good one). _ Pelargoniums, variegated, 4 distinct kinds, no entry. Pelargonium, single specimen of Sny kind (in flower), 3 entries—W. J. Palmer, Ist prize; E. Bailey, 2nd prize. ■ Balsams, 4 distinct kinds, no entry. Begonias, tuberous rooted, 4 distinct kinds, no entry. Fuchsias, 4 distinct kinds, 2 entries-S. Morrin, Ist prize; R. C. Baratow, 2nd prize. . _ , Fuchsia, single specimen, light flowered, 3 entries—S. Morrin, Ist prize; R. C. Bar stow, 2nd prize. . Fachsia, single specimen, dark flowered, 3 entries-R. C. Barßtow, Ist prize ; W. J. Palmer, 2nd prize. Calceolarias, 4 distinct kinds, 2 entnes- R, Cliffe, Ist prize; S. Morrin, 2nd prize. Cinerarias, 4 distinct kinds, 3 entries—E. Bright (gardener to Mrs Clark) Ist prize ; E. A. Mackechine, 2nd prize. Primulas, 4 distinct kinds, 1 entry—b. Morrin, 2nd prize. , Colens, 6 distinct kinds, 3 entries—S. Morrin, Ist prize ; Jas. Mason, 2nd prize ; R, C. Barstow, 3rd prize. Ericas, 4 distinct kinds, 1 entry—Jas. Masoo, lit prize. Mimulns,, 4 distinct kinds, 1 entry—R. C. Barstow, Ist prize. Petunias, 4 distinct kinds, 2 entries—S. Morrin, lßt prize; T. Tuffill, 2nd prize, I Roses, 4 distinct kinds, no entry.

Native plant, single specimen in bloom, 1 entry—E. A. Mackscunie, Ist prize. SKCTION 11.—CUT FLOWERS, Roses, 24 distinct varieties, 7 entries—S. nlorrin, Ist prize; \V. J, Palmer, 2nd prize ; Mrs Speight, 3rd prize. Koses, 12 distinct varieties, 10 entries— S. Morrin, Ist prize ; W. J. Palmer, 2nd prize ; E. A, Mackechnie, 3rd prize. Dianthus, 6 diatinct kinds, 5 entries—S. Morrin, Ist priza ; Miss E. M. Cheeseman, 2nd prize. Rose?, 6 distinct varieties, 9 entries—\V. J. Palmer, Ist prize ; Mrs Clark, 2nd prize j Mre Speight, 3rd prize. Rose, single bloom, dark-flowered (may be judged from the Btands), 4 entries—W. J. Palmer (for Prince Camille de Rohan), Ist prize. Rose, single bloom, light-flowered (may be judged from the stands), 5 entries—W. J. Palmer (for Alfred Colomb),l8t prize. Hand bonquet of roses, 3 entries—Mra Blomfield, Ist prize ; Misa Lawford, 2nd prize ; X Mahoney, 3rd prize: Pansies, 12 distinct kinds, 7 entries— Mrs Speight, Ist prize; W. J. Palmer, 2nd I prizs ;H. Rees George, 3rd prize. | Pansies, 6 diatinct kinds, 10 entries—H. Rees George, Ist prize ; Mrs Speight, 2nd prize ; W. J. Palmer, 3rd prize. Pansy, single bloom, 6 entries—Mrs Speight, Ist prize. Verbenas, 12 distinct kinds, 3 trusses of each, 7 entries—Mrs Clark, Ist prize ; R. C. Barstow, 2nd prize; Mrs Speight, 3rd prize. Carnations and picotees, 12 distinct kinds, 7 entries—Mrs Speight, Ist prize; \V. F. Buckland, 2nd prize. Sweet Williams, 2 entries—J. C. Firth (Kessell, gardener), Ist prize ; E. M. Cheeßeman,2nd prize. Gladioli, 12 diatinct kinds, 1 entry—Jas. Mason, Ist prize. Antirrhinums, 12 distinct kinda, 9 entries —E. Bailey, Ist prizo ; Miss Speight, 2nd prize j Mrs Clark, 3rd prize. Ranunculi, G distinct kinds, no entry. Polyanthus, G diatinct kinds, no entry. Phloxes, G distinct kinds, 4 entries—E. A. Mackechnie, Ist prizo ; S. Morrin, 2nd prize; J. C. Firth, 3rd prize. Pentstemona, 6 distinct kinds, no entry. Stocks, 12 distinct kinds, no entry. Stocks, G distinct kinds, 2 entries—J. C. Firth, Ist prizo.

Model Flower Garden, 2 entries—Miss C C. Speight, Ist prizo ; Miaa E. M. Choose man, 2nd prizo, Floral Design, 2 entries—Misa C. E. Cheeseman, Ist prize. Hand Bouquet, 12 entries—Miss Barstow, Ist prize ; Miss Lawford, 2ud prizo; James Mason, 3rd prize. Table Bouquet, 1 enlry—Mrs Mason, extra prize. Bridal Bouquet, 8 entries—Miss Barstow, Ist prize ; Miss C. C. Speight, 2nd prize ; Miss Millie Speight, 3rd prize. Collection of Cut Flowers, not less tlian 20 kinds, 12 entries—Mrs Mason, Ist prize ; J. C.jrittb, 2nd prize; R. C. Barstow, 3rd prize.

Collection of Native Cut Flowers, not less than 12kinds, 4 entries -\V. Thompson, Ist prize ; Mrs Clark, 2nd prize.

SECTION 111.-FRUITS,

Oranges, dish of 6 (fruit must be at tached to branch), 2 entries—J, Jones, Ist prize; \V. Rcay, 2nd prize. Lemons, dish of 6, o entries—J. Meat* yard, Ist prize ; J. Jones, 2nd prize. Citrons, dish of 6, 1 entry—No prize awarded.

Strawberries, collection of 0 varieties, 50 of each—Na entry.

Strawberries, collection of 3 varieties, 50 of each, 1 entry—W. Thompson, Ist prize. Strawberries, dish ot 50, 6 entries—John Stanley, Ist prize; J. Mason, 2nd prize; A. Buckland, 3rd prize.

Strawberries, new variety, dish ol 12, 1 entry—No prize awarded. Gooseberries, dish of 50, 3 entries—Corn tliwaite, Ist prize; K. Meatyard, 2nd prize.

Cape Gooseberries—E. Mentyard, extra prize.

Loquats, dish of 50, 3 cntrioa— Gamier, Ist prize.

SECTION IV.— VEGETABLES,

Collection of Vegetables, not less than 12 kinds, 5 entries—A. Buckland, Ist prize; R. C. Barstow, 2nd prize; T. Osborne, 3rd prize.

Potatoes, kidney,. 11 entries—H. Gent, Ist prize; T. Osboroe, 2ad prize j R. C. Barstow, 3rd prize. Potatoes, round, 8 entries—Houlton, Ist prize; C. Hesketh, 2nd prize ; Miss Speight, 3rd prize.

Potitocs, collection of G varieties, 12 of each, 5 entries—A. Buckland, Ist prizn ;E. Jia: ley, 2nd prize; Mrs Clark, 3rd prize Carrots, 6 entries—W. Reay, Ist prize ; T. Usborne, 2nd prize. Parsnips, 5 entries—A. Buckland, Ist prize; H. Gent, 2nd prize. Beetroot, 2 entries—R. C. Barstow, 2nd

prize. Onions, 5 entries—S. Morrin, Ist prize; W. F. Buckland, 2od prize. Asparagus, 50 stalks, 3 entries—E. Meat yard, Ist prize ; A. Buckland, 2nd prize. Rhubarb, G stalks, 5 entries—W. Keay, Ist prize ; K. C. Barstow, 2nd prize. Lottuce (Cabbage), 4 beads, 5 entries—T. Usborne, Ist prize ; W. Reay, 2nd prize. Lettuce (Cos), 4 heads, 4 entries—T. Osborne, Ist prize ; W. Reay, 2nd prize. Collection of Cabbages, 4 kinds, single head of each, 4 entries—W. Reay, Ist prize; T. Osborne, 2nd prize; A, Buckland, 3rd prize. Cabbage, 3 heads, 6 entries—W. Reay, Ist prize ; ft. C. Barstow, 2nd prize. Cauliflower; 3 heads, 8 entries—W. J. Palmer, Ist prize ; A. Buckland, 2nd prize; E, Bailey, 3rd prize. Peas, collection of 6 varieties, 50 pods of cr.ch, 2 entiles—A. Bnckland, Ist prize; E, Bayley, 2nd prize. Peas, dish ot 50 pods, 7 entries—W. F. Buckland, Ist prize; E. Bayley, 2nd prize ; T. Osborne, 3rd prize. Broad Beans, 50 pods, 8 entries—H. Gent, Ist prize; A. Buckland, 2nd prize; W. Reay, 3rd prize.

French Beans, 50 puds, 3 entries—Gamier, Ist prize ; T. Usborne, 2nd prizo. Cucumbers, 2, 4 entries—W. J. Palme, Ist prize; R. C. Barstow, 2nd prize. Collection of Heri's, 1 entry — Mrs Speight, extra prize. Tobacco Leaf, 1 entry. Cigars, 1 entry.

ELECTION NOTES.

A WBLL-IHFORMRD correspondent writes con cerning the Thames election and Mr Slisohan's rumoured ■withdrawal from the contest, as fol lows:—"If Mr tiheehan deoides to go for Waitemata— and I think he wonld nave a better chance for that bncollo constitu ency than for the Thames—the borough contest will be practically between Mr McCullongh and Mr Bpel!?ht. Mr MoUowan, the third candidate, will in all probability retire in Mr McCullough's favour, Looking on Sneehan and McGowan in the light of scratched horses, the ohances ot the remaining candidates may be considered abont equal. Mr MoCnllongh has a large status in the plaoe.and will command the publican and mining vote. Mr Speight anticipates a block vote from the Good Temp lars, and will be well supported In the southorn portion of the constituency. Both gentlemen are professed Liberals, though Mr Speight's views are of so advanced a char acter as almost to border on rabid Kadi> caliam. The latter is by far the best speaker, though in other respects he Is vastly his opponent's Inferior. Mr Cullough is a temperate, thoaghttnl,Belf-made man, with few prejudices, and an ardent desire to benefit tho constituency. When Major of the Borongh, he gave evidence of rate administrative ability."

DARGAVILLE, this day.

Yesterday, Mr Mitchelson held three meetings—at Waikiekie, at 11; Mangapai, at 2; and Maungakaramea, at 7. An unusually large attendance gathered at each place, and ho received unanimous votes of confidence at the first and last named places, and a similar vote with only two dissentients at Mangapai. His opponent. Mr Aldertoa, follows him from place to place, addressing the meetings after Mr Mitchelson has finished, bat without suc cess so far.

ANOTHER ROBBERY.

ANOTHKR robbery is reported, which proves conclusively that the thieves have not yet concluded their dishonest employ ment. The victim this time is Peter Frank, proprietor of a Queen-street oyster saloon. He states that when he went to bed on Monday night, he had £7 10s in his trousers pockets. He slept in a small room at the rear ot the shop, and the garment referred to was hanging on a peg in the same apartment. When he went to dress himself yesterday morning, the money was gone. The police arc enquiring into the matter.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 16. Bank Of N.Z.-12215s ; sellers, £23 Colonial Bank-SeJiers, 48s N.Z, Insnranco—Sellers, 82a 6d 8.8. lußnranoe-575; sailers, 68a Auckland Gas-Boy era, £10: sellers, £1010a Thames Gas-275; eeUera, 278 Union Saeh and Door—Sellers, £17103 N,Z. Loan and Mercantile—£6 ss; Bailers, £6 5a Bay oC Islands Ccal Co.-Sellers, £9 10s Moanataiarl G.M.Co.—Buyors, 10s Alburnla-Bellera, 16s Daledonlan—Sellers, 10a Kurnnni Hill—Sellers, 4s 6d Tokatea—Buyers, 14s 6d Welcome-fellers, 2a Waltekanrl (extended)-£l2 J-share liiamarck—Buyers, 7s Gil; sellers, 9a JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.



Warned. WANTED, Experienced Clothiers.— Samuel Coombes and Co., Qaeon-atreet. \,yANTED, an Experienced Cook for a v T hotel iv tho country.—Apply with re ferences to " Cook," Star Office. W~" ANTED,^ nTbeneral Servant.—Apply New Caledonia Hotel, Symonds street. WANTED, an Active Lad accustomed to work In a garden.—Apply to John M. VVayland, Onehunga. , WAJNTKL), Good Improvers to the1 Dressmaking:! also an assistant Dress maker.—Apply to Mias Bull, Hoffman's Build inga. Queen-atreet. AJNTKJJ (at once), a Bricklayer to Build a Small Chimney (work only).— Apply this office. W~A~N T~E D seen by the Ladies, the new Dress Material at Is, and tho nlco colours In Pompadour Print at 5Jd j Un bleaohed Calico 2<i, Bleached do 21d, at Dam pior'a. WANTKD, experienced Drapers: — Samuel CoornbesjindCo., Quean-street. WANTED, a respectable Girl as general Servant (no washing).—Apply to Mrs Constable, opposite Mr_Greonway s, W" ANTED, "good Second Cook.-Apply Btab Office. ANTED, "a. Mc.-scnger, middlc-nged proferrod.-Apply by Letter, A.B. " Herald" oflico. WANTED, Ladies ana Gents to see the nice lot of Holiday Goods at Dainpior's, Boots, Hate, Scarves, Glovob, Ribbons, Brooohas, Stud 3ultoß, Porfiiniery, fee. &n. WANTED, good Tailorcsees ; constant employment to good hands.—Apply to, Williams, Tailor. Viotorla-Btroot, ANTED, Bushmen and Pit Sawyers. —Apply alter 11 a.m. to the Auckland Timber Company (Limited). ANTED, a respectable Girl to learn the machine.-apply at onco at the Stah office. ____ WANTED, Assistants, Apprentices and Improvers at onoe. — Apply Mlbs Delanov^No. 1. Albert Terrace Albert-street^ ~\\[ ANTED, the Ladieo and Gouts an< Vt "men and women" who have bought tho fresh Hoots at Dampior'a to tell thsir Iriendß what a Bargain they are. WANTED, an experienced Gardener; good testimonials required. — Apply personally or by lottcr to Mr Murdoch, Bank 01 Now Zealand. __ ; \A7AN TjSD, by a ponsioner ot the Koyal TT Irish Constabulary, employment ns Yard Clork, or any situation of truut In charge ot property.-Addreaß J.U.. this office. ANTED, a boy about 15 who can milk.—Apply at 8 a.m., Wiekham'B Grocery Htoro, Hub»on-gtroet. , WANTED, to purcuaso n uenuoimoad. Lowost price to " Contro.'' STAit olllco. WANTED, tho Ladies to como ana see tho Fresh Bargains, including Japanese Silk (dlfforent oolours) for Is Cil, at Dampier'a. Ti "eTANTJSD, immediately, a Yacht from y T throe to ten tons (or two or threo wooks. -Apply to H. Partinttton, atlclibury's Buildings, Qnoen-atreet. W~~ ANTKD, a Partner, with £200 cashi to loin advertiser In hotel; good oppor tunity for onorjetlo person : knowleduo of the business not necessary.-Address 'Confident,' thia office. ______ WANTEU, by a young Lady, a Situa tion as Nursery Uoverness; is willing to make hersolf gonorally usoful.—Apply at Mrs Hadley'e, Hobaon-street, near vyellesley-fltreet. ANTED, tho Men to como and see Sunday Boots, 63 Od; Working Boots. Oa 6d (no highor price); also, Hocks, 3d; Puggarees, nearly 3 yards long, 6d at Uanipier's. WANTED, a Youth to learn the Car pontoring. — Apply to Sanderson and Tartly, Balldorj. on tho job. College Hlll.or Mr Turtly, Now North Road. "\ \f ANTED, two Travellers.—Apply TT Wm. MoArthur&Co. WANTED, a good General Servant for tho country.—Apply to Mrs Albert Katon, at L. W, Katon'a realdonoo, Rogent street, Kyber Pass, on Friday, 18th Instant, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. W/ ANI'ED, a Photographer's Assistant; TT —Apply by telegraph at onoo to W. A. Collis, Photographer. New Plymouth. ANTED, a General Servant for the oountry; quiet family; (toed wages.— Apply this office, WANTED, two more good-sized Boys for ono ot tho throe shops.—Apply boforo 10 a.m. at m y nrivato houso, Chapel- Btroot, near Mr Ma QvOoer.—W. H. Uam plON tor's, U1 WANTED, a General Servant; must bo a good cook and laundrea*.—Apply to Mrs Bhera, Arnoy Hoad, Romnora. ANTED, a Good Smitb.-Apply Goo. Leahy, Uook Iron Works. WANTED, a Uenerai servant; also, a Girl, about 11. as Nursemaid ; roforenoes. required.—Apply to Mrs Waymouth, Manukau Boad, Parnoll. ■ ANTED KNOWN —That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description of Uoode, with Htipor ior Machinery and despatch.—Works: Cufltom-housostreet West WANTED, the Ladies to come and see tho Kino Quality of White Kid Boots, Slightly soiled, for be Cd. at Damplers. WANTJSD, a Soap and Candle-maker. —Apply to Warnock Bros., Durham street, Auckland. ' WANTED, Purchasers for New Pota toes.. Fresh Supply every day from our own Farm, Panmuro, in large or small quanti ties, at lo west market rates.—Fisher & Co. llth November. 1881. WANTED, for a young Lady in her 17th year, a Computable Homo In a small respectable family, In return for which would assist In light household duties. Her bedroom would bo famished if required,—Ad dress, Lady-Help, Stab Offlco. WANTED, the Ladies to see" the Silvered Brooohes at Is, and the Men to boo tho Stud .suites at 6d ; no higher prices iv tho glasss caao at Uainplor's. Vft 1 ANTED, to correspond with a steady v V TOHng Man as Baker, possessing a small capital, with a view to partnership. First-olass openlng.-Addroits Confidence, thia office. WANTED, a good Wheelwright aud an Improvor to tho Smithing.—Apply, per sonally or by let tor, to Mr C. Major's wharf Store, WANTED KNOWN-GKAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampter'a Branch Storo In the Market. Be in time. TVTANTED, Private Board and Kesi- V* dence—Sitting and Bed-room, and ose of Bath for two or three months' for married couple.—Addresa;K.B.Q., Star Office. WANTED to purchase, Fowls (Bilvcr Spangled and Hamburg). — Apply to "CH-A./Post-Offloe. V ■ WANTED KNOWN — Hourly ex pected to arrive, a oargo of Best Co operative Coals, per Aurora, very oheap.—J. Craig. WANTKD KNOWN—Ludies need not wear slippers in their baok yards while they can get good Sewn Klaatio-eido Kid Boots at Uampior'a for 4b 6d. WANTED KNOWN —All Accounts owing to W. Brownhlll must be paid on cy boforo tho 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor for collection.— W. BBOWNHixr^. Bootmaker, 156, Queen-st. VTTANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup- TT plies Fresh Butter and Bggß.—Hendry fc Whltley, No. I. Qneen-street. ■VR,* ANTED KNOWN-T. McMaster TT has Opened his Second Shipment of Summer Qoods. which will be sold cheap. WANTED, Cheaply Furnished Bed room near Mechanics' Bay,—State price, &o, to A.8.C.. Stab Office. ANTED, Stout Gentlemen to know, have Alpaca and Silk Coats large enongh lor the biggest man in New Zealand.—Phillips's Mart, Queen-street. WANTcu, oraers lor our tamona Tronsers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 53a suits. Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street, ANTED KNOWN—White Josephine Kid Gloves, Is and Is 6d; fashionable Ombre Ribbon, 0d; at Dampier'i WANTED KNOWN thut Cadbnry's Cocoa Kssenoe. as used by the Queen, E. Lazenby's Celebrated Harvy Sauce, and Frank Wrighrs Untormontod Wine, can be had at C. Major's, Welleelay-street. WANTED KNOWN, tnat yon can Drew well for a small weekly payment by gol-Mto Mnnro and Milligan. See advertise ment on front page. TJI7ANTED, the Public to Bead my T T Advertisement on Front Page ot Star. JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, 13, Grey-street. ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertiso ment appears on Ith page, 9th column. XTTANTED KNOWN-The Black Satin TT for 3s (id, and the Black Silk for Is lid, are going fast at Dampier'a. WANTED KNOWN—Wax Flowers, 2s Od per lesson, including material.-* Mrs Anstln, Alton Road, Ith house below Dr. Halnes's. WANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, 1b prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note tho address, Abercrombio- Btreet, fourth shop fiom Symonds-etreet, 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 sale.—D. F. E vons, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-Btreet, ■ W ANTED KNOWN-That Mrs Jack, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Reglßtry Office, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Graf ton Road will call upon her when In need of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Kden Road. WANTED KNO WN—The Ladies' out door Sewn Prunella Boots (plain fronts, with tassels at 6s 6d, have arrived per ship trocathro. at Dampler's. WANTED kjnOWN—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 a took of Beeoh Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended tp. ;. !



i Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—That J. H. Hodger is still Felling the Best Quality Moat of all kinds at Lowost Remunerative Prico?. Cash Customers moBC liberally dealt with. A trial respectfully invited. Note the address: Kyber Pass Butchery. W "ANTED, Buyers to know they will be well served at BRIGHTON HOURE, top of Grkv-strekt,—DraFß Beiges, 7Jd ; AlDaoas, BJd; Galateas, 43d; 70 inoh Heavy Twill Sheetings, Is and Is 3d; 80 inoh ditto, Is (id; Lace Cu.taiiis, Quilts, Hollands, Calicos at lowest prices; a large assortment of Under olothiug, Baby Lioen, &c. Good Styles In MiUinery' J, RRNDELL. ANTED, Purchasers for over 1000 yards of Roal Japanese Silk, from Is -id to 3s Gd per yard (some qualities equal in ap gearanco to tbe richest gros grains).—Wm. H. mlth, SCO and 302, Upper Queon-strcet and Moxandra-street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—Inat the new Zealand Timber Company aro selling: all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bUBh. just opened. WANTED to Hell, Mixed Paint 3in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/0 pur gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs K. Porter fc Co. ANTED KNOWN—Hats, JMowers, Feathers, Dreea Pieces. Lustres, Stook- Ings, Gloves, Corsota, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—G. Cartar^JViotoriajjtreot. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. X Lambert & Co. hare opened an Auotlou Mart In Wyndham-ntreot, ouposito the Stak ofllco, for tho Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Prodnce. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how largo or small tho consignment may be. Tor days of nale. see further notico, AI*TED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land aid Investment Ageioy has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Bunlnoug In all 1M branches is now carried on under tha spooial superintendence oC Mr G. Fraser, Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No ohargo made for regli tering properties for gale. WA.S'l'Kii KNOW«, mat D. Goldle il prepared to Bell all kinds of Building and other Timber, inoludlnft Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, lron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Piillngs and Shingles, at hia Yards, Lowor Albert-street, near tho Dock, at lowest cash prloea. The timber, being under covor.lß hotter than that purohaeod elsewhero ANTKD, the Public to inspect S". Walte's Btook of Baths, Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and ovory description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, fruit. Jam, Meat, linking Powder, Insoct Powdor, Cotroo, and Popper Tins, &c &o. 11. Waite having fitted up his Faotory, and imported the latest machi nery, la now able to keep a large stock of the abovo on hand, and as everything is oornnunood and finished on the premises, he can sell lowor than any othor manufacturer in the colony, H.W. asks a fair Hold and no favour.—H. Waitii, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zlno-worker, next old Police Station, High- Btroot. WANTED ft. jn uVV N— Uooason s London Arcade Is acknowledged to be tho largest and moat magnificent dißplay of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in tho Colony; in its arrangement, it stands unique (imitating nose). All Goods are marked In plain figures, at prloes hitherto unknown In Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to enumerate tho variod classes of goods displayed, It being now an established fact that the Novelty Depot and Economical (emporium of Anokland is the London Ahoue, 148, Queen and Vlctorla-atroota. Inepsotlon invited, irres pective of purclasoa being made. See tho Five Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Malta at " Greatly Reduced Prices !' and "Alarming Sacrifices'1 ignored I—London Office : 68, St. Mary Axe _ WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.3. Kng., Chemist of np wards of 16 soars' experience, and from July, 1830, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 184, Quoon ntroot (next Now Zealand Honse), for Dispensing Prowriptionß, Compounding Family Medicines, und the Bnpply of Pijrs Drugs, Pharmacentloa! Proparatlonß, and General Do meatic Requisites. WAM TED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. bog to intimate to their cus tomers that they hare Removd to tho premises lately occupied by Madame Bottonelll. opposite Mo Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having i« wlvod largo addition to tholr well-selected Stock each dopartrnont will be found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, MMlnory, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a largo assortment of Laces, real and imitation. Ladles would do w oil lo «lye us an early call. No trouble to show mods. Special attention is cillod to a lot of 3prlng Jaokota, In light oolours. selling at a Croat Bacrifloo.—Dnnno, Hall and Co. mo BOOTMAKKKS.—Wanted, a good Jl General Hand.—Lyons and Blalkie, Darby itreot. nno'PAlNTEUS.—Wanted, 2 or 3 iirst- X rate Brnsh Hands and 1 Paporhanger.—C. g. Hill, Weilesley-stroet. BOOT TKADE.—Wanted, an Improver; also, a rospectablo Boy as Apprentice.—T. Prosaor, Quean-»treet. f|">O Master Bakers.—An experienced L Baker wants employment,—Address to "C,H.."Btar offloo. liilTwT'S OF ALL KINDS V Wanted at once at Lambert's Auction ' Mart, Wyndham-Btreot. M"~ uKIUAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— .Angolo Forrest, Auckland Music Waro houHO Qneon street. i I Tenders. ! ' tarJtaft_Sfc> ' "VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, : COAL SUrPLY, 18S2. Railway Department, '■ Wellington, 11th Ootobor, 1881. Tenders will be received until NOON of TUiCB DA.Y, 22nd November, 1881, for tho Supply and Delivery of Coal and Coke for tho New Zealand i Railways. TheymuatboaddrcssedtothoGcneral : Managor of New Zealand Railways, Wellington, : and marked outside " Tendor for Coal." BpooiUcatlons ct.n be seen, and forms of tender obtainod, at the oflloes of tho Hallway Managers at Auckland, Whangarel, Napier, Wellington, < Wanganui, New Plymouth, Nolson, Pioton, Groymouth, Wottport, Chrlstchuroh, Dunedln, and Invercargill. Telegraphlo tenders will bo recelvod it pro- ' seniod at any Telegraph Offloo by NOON of tbe same date, provided that written tenders in duo form are lodgod at a Hallway Manager's oftlco by tha same hoar. The lowost or any tender will not nocessarlly be accepted. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager, New Zealand Railways. Railway Department, Wellington, November 16th, 1831. IN reference to the above, the time for receiving tenders is EXTENDED until noon of SATURDAY, tha 36th instant. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways. mo joiners, &c. Tenders will bo received until noan of TUES DAY, the 22nd inst., for Alteration to Shops, &0.. in Queen-street. Planß' &O" MlDyOfflCBW.H. SKINNER. Architect, j mo BUILDERS. Tondors will be received nntil noon of the 22nd instant, for tbe Erection of Five Shops and Two Cottages, at the oorner of Symood-stroet and Kyber Pass Road. R. KEALS & SON, Architects, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of WKD NKSDAY, November 23. 1881, for the Krectlon and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANE. EDWARD BARTLKY, Architect, mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received nntil noon of SATURDAY. November 26, for tho Erection (labour only) of Two Shops in Ponsonby Road. Plans, &c, at tho office of tho Colonial Insur ance Co., Shortland-Btreet, JOHN SUEKHAN. mo BUILDERS. Wanted Tenders for Building a Four-roomed Cottage at Morninpslde. Plans, &c, to bo seen at Mr F. M. Morloy's, Eden Terrace Post-offlco. Tne lowest or any tender not neoessarlly ac cepted. ffIENDERS tor Building at Kamo, near X Whangarei, are invited, and will be received, up to noon on THURSDAY, the seventeenth day of Novembor. tho preßent month, at the office of the Kamo Colliery, Queen- Btreet, where 'plans and specifications may be Been. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aocepted—Address, "Seoretary Kamo Portland Cement Co." Amusements. T)OSTPON E M E N T. Tlio Auckland Dramatic Society's perform ance at the Remnera Hall will take plaoe en WKDNESOAST, the 23rd in«tant, Instead of 1 Monday (as previously notified). JAB. BIBBIN, Hon. See. A.D.S. 4 UCKLAND DRAMATIC SOCIETY. '„ THE SECOND PERFORMANCE Will be given in the REMU-RA nALL, On WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 23, ADMISSION: Body of Hall, 3s; Gallery, Is 6d. Doors open at 7.30; Curtain rices at 8 o'clook. Carriages may be ordered for 10.30. Tickets may be had at Upton's ; or of JAS. SIBBIN, Hon. See. A.D.S.; B. D. TONKS, Hon. Sec. Eomuora Social Union. An omnibus will leave Greyhound corner at 7 .' o'clock for the Hull.



To Liet. ■ TO LET, Billiard Table- Apply Auck land Hotel riYJ LET, one or two large unfurnished .1- rooms near the Supremo Court.—Apply St_r office. 1 |M> LET, in Russell-street, Great Worth JL Road, a irjomed oottage with every con venience.—Apply at the last house in Kussell- Btreet. ■ DBVONPORT. -To Let, a Hamhome Villa, nearly new. and well finished,— Oliver Mays, Post-office, Devonport. mo L_T, two or tliree Furnished Kooms i In a hoalthy locality, with use of kitohen.- Apply Star olllco. r|lO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage with JL Scullery, in Ea9t-street, Newton, third house from Excelsior Hall —Apply to Thomas Hayes, Pitt-atreet. TO LET, two large Unfurnished Kooms in Uppor Queen-street, fireplace, water, &C, suitable for living or workrooms, 7s Od per week.—Apply at this office. nno LET, lor boirees, Concerts, ninging I and Dancing Classes.and similar purposes, the Eden Hal), Eden Terrace. Also, Two ahops —Apply to W. M. Henderson 210. Queen-street. 0 LET, Two Offices, first iloor, newly done up.-Apply Mutual Life Association of Australasia, 81, Quoen-Btreot. To LET, a Shop and Room, Fort-street, two doora from the Custom-houao Hotel; rent. 10s per woek.- Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. .. TO LET, 7-roumed House, with batn room, magnificent view of oity and har bour, half-acre of land, ton minutos from Queen- Btreet.—O. 3. BUis, Howe-BtreoL mOLKT, a nicely finished New Shop JL and Dwelling of fire rooms, Napior-utrcct; good situation for Chemist, Haberdasher, Boot maker, Dtffcsraakcr or Milliner; rent, 163.—Apply on tlw premises. ■ TO LET, a Room to single man in Cook street, near Market entrance.—Apply to Star offloe. rf\O LKT, Shop and Dwelling, Karanea- I hapo Road, NewtoD.—Apply to Wm. Cornish, boot Maker, next Maaonio HalL TO LET, a comfortalilo 4-roomod Cot tage.—H. J. Kiordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-Btreot- ' | 0 LET, In Vincent-strcct, Nicely i'ur- I nlßhod Bedroom and Sitting-room, uso of kltohon if required; private family; gas and water laid on.—Apply this offloo. TO LET-EARLY BANK, a com modious and pleasantly situated residence In Park-road (near Newmarket), formerly ooouplod by Mr H. 11. Lusk, containing nine rooms, detached kitchen and wash-house, all in perfect order, together with a v/01l stocked gar den and orohard, in full boaring; also, a uood paddock for horse or cow, with out bul.dings thereon, and a novor faiiiuK well Of water.—For particulnrs, apply to IKELAND BROTHERS. For Sale. fIOK SALE, a few Settings ot Eggs from Imported Light Brahraaa, guaranteed pure.—Apply Mrs 0. Stroud, Wellesley-etreet Woat. I/* OR SALE, a quiet Buggy Mare; also, a L Doublo-Beatod Buggy.—Aoply to X, Farrell. Prinoaß-ntreet. Onehunga. BjMjK SALE, a Good Cow, third calf, I. will calve in In a few days.—o. Mays, P. 0., DoTonport. OK SALE, 140 acres of Good Land, suitable for fruit growing, situated near Maurico Kelly's old bush at Luoaa Creek.— Apply to Wm. MoLaud. at Do Thierry's offloe, High-street IJIOR SALE, Second-hand Baker'a Cart, V —Apply to Geo and Potter. IjiOK SALE, a good Six-roomed Honse, In f Willow-street, with fruit and flower gar den, good well, tank, wood-homo, &c—Apply to 11. Ashton & Bon, House and Land Agents, SALB, a beautilully situated Family Residence, in St. lieorge. Bay Road, containing 10 rooms, in good order and very convenient; well and tank water laid on Into bath-room: large garden, &c—Apply to H Aehton & Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Build ings. liiOK S ALK, Four-roomed Verandah Cot-' • tago, with good Freehold Allotment, In -Cyber Pass Hoa I.—Apply to H. Ashton & Son, i. Now Zealand insurance Buildings. J/iOR SALE, at Alma Place, Spring. I street, Ponsonby, a House with 4 rooms and a scullery; good well and garden; £180 gash.—Apply to F. G. Kwington. ipOR SALE (very cheap), a First-class A: Double Dwelling-houso in Vincant-stroet; the two houses contain 12 rooms, and could bo easily mado into or.o large dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with largo allot ment.—Apply on the' premises, Henderson and 3praggon, Vlnoent-Blreet. F~IOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairan, 100 acres really _ood land; Lot No. 26, Walrau, 40 acres supurior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Moir's land, Mang&wal; Lot No. 9, Toka l'oka, 79 acre i good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c Kort-street. |M)K SALE (a bargain), a nice Jfarm cf JL' 150 Acros Qood Land, House, Stiiblo, 9hods. &c and larao Orchard (average return From it alone, about £70 per annum). There is ilso a good run for oattle joining the farm. Only It miles from Auckland.—Apply to John top pet LBnd Agent, Fort-Btreet. MILCH COW irolt SALE (Price, £10), small, young, quiet, roared by myself, md easily milked; well over her first calviiw a lew weeks Blnco; hardy, and in good health; ?ivoa about one gallon of good milk at a milk ing, on poor feed; can be seen at milking timo my day at 5 am. or 3 p.m.—John M. Wayland, Dnehunga. TMPOKTANTto BCARDING-HOUSE JL KEEPERS and INVKSTORS.-For Immo liuto sale—An excellent Restaurant Business in ;ho heart of the city., Furoituro and Goodwill, C.'MI. The right sort of man might make his tortuno there.— V, G. Kwington, 81, Queen-street. FOtt SALE, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-boase-Btreok HOTSFFORTkEMOVAL.— For Sale, Two-storied House, oorner of West Qneen itreet and Mills' Lanu.—Offers for same will be recolved by Q. H. Layers, Queon-street, by 18th met. SADDLEBS AND UPHOLSTEKEKS.— Curled Hair for Sale from Od to Is 2d.— John R. Gray, Bhortland-atreet. KARANGAHAPE ROAD. — First class Bnsinoss Stand for Sale. In the very oontre of business ; open for a fow days only,— D. Williamson, Estate Agent. T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning ]_inds In the districts of Pnkokiiroro, Matakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will flnd it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co,, Commission Agents, opposite Stab Offloe. Wyadham-street. T A M V S FOR SALE. 1,685 Acres within 16 miles of Auckland; 900 acres in grass and cultivation, orchard, &o. 13-roomod House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. Apply to J. E. LAMBERT & CO.. Wynd ham-street. They have also lands in several other districts for sale. ITN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. To be Disposed of, the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of the Oldkst HsTADLiHimn BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auckland. The present owner being obliged to give it up on account of ill health. For particulars apply to D,, FORT, Bhortla-d-straet. ALLER'S TOBACCONISTS iSTOCK. EVERSTHING POSITIVKLY TO BE SOLU. Premises must close on December Ith, after which a well-known Chemist will occupy. RUINOUS PRICES. Call Earl/ and inako selection. EDWARD LEWIS, For the administratrix. QUBURBAN RESIDENCE,—For Sale— SO A commodious and pleasantly situated Family Residence at Epsom, containing 20 rooms, all in the most perfeot order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, largo coach-house, and other conveniences; together with U acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, and paddocks. Card to Inspect, and further Information may bo obtained, on application to UUARLES ALEXANDER, Or, W. AITEKN, « Corporation Notices. riIVY OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF MAYOR. In pursuance of the Municipal Corporation and Regulation of Local Elections Act. 187S, and amendments thereof. I. Chnrles Irvine Eller, Returning Officer of the City of Auokland, hereby give* notico that an Election will be held on WEDNESDAY, the3oth inst., for the election of a duly quali fied person as Mayor of the said City. F Candidates will require to be nominated be fore noon of Tuesday, the 22nd last., and to de posit the sum of Ten Ponnds. Nomination Papa-aeon be procured on applica tion, at the offlco of the Town Clerk. CHAKLKS IRVIN KLLER. Returning Oilloer, City Council Offices, November 11,1881. pITY OF AUCKLAND. COLLECTION AND REMOVAL OF NIGHT SOIL. The City Council will receive Tenders for the above Work, in termß of Specifications and Con ditions at the Office ot the City Surveyor, City Council Offices, High-Btreet, until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, the 17th inst. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any Tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. Intending Tenderers aro reqnesierl to note that the City Counoll provide Carta epedally con .tructedforthiswork. p> pHnJpa> Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November J, 1881.



Public Notioes. TySSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notioa Is hereby Riven that the Partnership hitherto existing between Meotok McQuakrik and John McCallum, currying on the business of Shipbuilders, under the style or firm of " MoQuarrie and McOallum," at Mechanics' Bay, Auckland, has this day been diaolvedby mutual consent. All debts due to and by the late firm •will be received and paid by Mr Hector Mc- Quarrle, -who continues the business. HECTOR McQUARRIE, JOHN McCALLUM. Witness: Gko. Kevbw. TtTOTICE is hereby &iven that the Part -Ll nership hitherto existing between Robert Murdoch and K. S. de Silva, as Kestaurant and Boarding-house keepere, has this day been Dis solved by mutual consent. The businoßS will bo carried on by Mr Murdoch, who will receive and pay all .Debts for the late firm, and begs to solicit the continuance of the support of the public. Terms: Clean and Comfortable Board and Residence, 15a per week; all Meals, 6d— from 7 a.m. to 10 p.in.-Governor Gordon Re staurant, opposite Waitemata Hotel. RE MRS ANN CATHERINE WYN YARD (DKCEABED). All Claims against tho above Latate must be a (lAT?mm tO vt.l! o,' mdmißiiiii on or before SATURDAY, the 26th Novomber. 1881. or they will not bo recognised. JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors to tbo Executor. Fortstroet, Auckland, November U, 1881. DOCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED his Dispensary and Surgery to Howin's Building, Wellesley-street. Hours of attendance :—9 to 1C a.m., Ito 2, and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Residences: Symonds-street T^T O T I C i! All Overdue Accounts payable to the late m ° RUBHBROOK & BRIDGMAN aro roqnestei to be cettled without dolay. Snob, 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. AT 0 T I C B. Tho Secretary of the Art Union would f,eel obliged to the party who has received Miss Ken- Jerdlnii'H Indian Ink Sketch of N.Z. Scenery in mistake by returning it to tho Museum. AND still they come for Summer Suits, not Burglars, bnt Customers.—J. Wil- Harm, Tailor, Victoria-street. HY PAY MORE?-Inspect the Goods, compare Pricwu, and judge for row-selves.—Allen's General Drapery, Viotoria itriiet. C CHALLENGE.—I hereby Chal'cnge to J Run A. Bennett from 100 yards to i mile, 'or £10 or upwards, or I will give anj- boy. that ■un in'the Boys' Race 5 yards in 150 for the lame amount.—J, Bullcn. pHALbENGE.—I hereby challenge A. KJ Harper to Walk 2 miles, for the sum of Ten Pounds a-side, or upwards.—3. Goodman. OHAS. BURTON & CO. respectfally inform the public that through the moouragement they have reoeived they have men compelled to Remove to more centrally ilinated premises, and solicit an increased con inuanoe of past favoura.-Cliaa. Burton & Co., Produce Merchants, No. 3, Queen-street. O1 A TO£looand£loooLENTonthe *llf New Building Society's Principles, ir other liberal terms to suit borrowers. Mort gages and Loans negotiated, City, Suburban md Country Properties for Bale; interest illowed on money deposited until investment ibtained,—G. Frasor, Central freehold Land md Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street md Vulcan Lane. pHS NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. NJSUSTRIA.L AND PROVIDKNT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. OOUNEIi OF QUEEN-STREBT and VULCAN LANK, All olasses aro Invited to take up Investing lhares, payments weekly, interest remunera- LOANS granted on Beourity of Freehold or .leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Juiluing, Sco., In sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following calo, by -weakly, monthly, or quarterly instal nenta:— to payments Per J Repayments Per tending over Week. flextendlng over Week; s. d. a. d. 8 years .. 1510 U 7 years ... 8 3 4 years .. 12 6 ] 8 years .. 7 6 6 years .. 10 5 g 10 years J 6 8 SPBCIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor owors for paying off part principal money and oduolng weekly payment, or the whole sum nay be paid oS at any time—the Society grant- Hg LIBERAL DISCOUNT. GKORGK FKASER, Manager. |? "I f| TO tiOOO LENT on Building w.Lvf Society principles, or on other terms o cult borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego iated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth iage. Six per oent allowed on money deposited or Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, tatata and Financial Asunt. Vniean Lane. ]\T E W POTATOES! Ll NEW POTATOES I From" this date I shall have a regular supply if First-class New Potatoes from the One Tree 1111 Kstate, at market rates. HARRY OANHAM, Hiah-etreot. October 19th 1881. 3EWING MACHINES Kepaired and O warranted in good working order for 2 'ears.—D. S. Chambers, London Sewing Ma ihine Maker, 310, Qaeen-street, LANGLEY, Butcher, Hobson-street, • respectfully informs the public of Auok and that no has taken the Business recently tarried on by F. Smith, and hopes, by strict attention, courtear. and moderate charges, to nerit a. {iir.share of public patronage. MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.—Angolo Forrest, Anok md Musio Warehouse. WEWCASTIE COAL, The WILD WAVE having pnt baolc to New castle disabled, the SYRKN has been chartered ;o take her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE JOALS may be had at our yards. Also, UjL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE. T. & Ho C O O X E, HUBNITURB, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 123. QUEEN-STREET. Auckland, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well jelecteil Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun Blinds, for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; spuing Mat- TRASsra, of superior quality, at reduced prices; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patknt spuing Roller Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Wasbstands ; some Very Superior Bedroom Unites, In Mottled Kadei ; Toilet Ware, superior double sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth rugs, in White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mate jnst opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; first-olass Haib Mattrabsks. The greatest attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers. All Goods delivered free in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE. 123, QUKEN-STKEET, Adjoining the Bank of Now Zealand. COKE, ri o k c. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo g mlcal fuel in quantities to suit t» g on g householders, at the following h 3i rates for places within one mile Q % of the Works; longer distances m in proportion — • a. d. Per sack, 3 bushels .. ..16 ssacks .. ~.,..„ t 3 lOsacßS, or iton .. _ .. 11 8 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. m ~ 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. GAB FITTINGS. "I MPORTEH AND BREEDER. HOUDAtfSI rfoODANSI HOUDANS BLACK POLISH (white obesibd) i BLACK POLISH LAKE TAKAPUNA POULTRY YARDS.



**üblio Notices. J^KAD, MARK, AND LEARN": JAMKS RKID~& SON 3. OABINETMAKBRS, SPIRAL TUBNBBS, AND UPHOLBTRRKR9, Wish to call the attention of tbo public to thoir flue display of Furniture now on exhibition at their spacious warerooms. Customers liberally doalt with. Having introduced steam power, they are able to supply all articles lower than any other shop in town. J^ EW STYLES IN DKESSMAKING. MIS 3 DELANKY (late of W. KaUra/s). having returned from Melbourne with all the Noveltieß. has pleasure in intimating that Bho lias recommenced at hor former addreßs, and is prepared to giye oven greater satisfaction than heretofore.-Addreaa: No. 1, Albert Terrace, Albert-street, Auckland. gHAKLAND'S TjIAMILY "DILLS Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. I'hey are Valuablo In Indigestion. Price: They act effectually on the Livor. Is. and 2s Od a Box. APOTHECARIES'HALL,' mM __ immn Opposite Post-office. T>RO BONO PUBLIC 0. THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIO COM PANY'S FREB ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Hold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. . A Ticket In the above will be given with every Sitter. 600 Members wa I ?, t6 T Cartes de Vißito, 6s per half dozen: ? . ??' Portraits, 12a 6d per half-dozen.- H!^ugffi ftC u o r r Qaeen- Btreet--R T 1 A. JOHNS llmH n^i 8?? to. I, n? rm tho of Auck land and its vicinity that he has opened a HAHIDKESSJEK'S SHOP i 5» a o part S f t?° wemlsos well-known as G. W. rucßLui1, Kniiinoer, VICTORIA-BTRKKT, Opposite the Royal-Mail Hotel, Auokland. Haibdbebsing: Mbn, 6d; Boss, 3d. Sharland's Baking T^uwdeb. Moa Bband (registered). Analysed and Certi- Boated, Sharland's Baking Powder. Is used by thousands of families for raialiig Bread, with half tho trouble and In & quarter :ho time required with Yeast, Shakland's Baking Powder Jiakeß aelioioas amull loaves of liiean, hot ligestivo lea Cakes in a fsw minutes, Scones cutter than yeast. oharland'sqakiwgPowder, ;nvalnaolo In the Country Oistricta, and makes 12 per cent, more of Brsad than /rom yeast. oharland'sßaking Powder 3avea~kgifß and Butter in making" Puddings md Pastry, ana prevents indigestion. PARING PowDER Will secure the following important results :— 3read will be made cheaper, more digestive, intl In one-fourth tho time; Puddlrgs and Pastry Till bo made light, wholesome, and delioious, nth. naif the usual quantity of Eggs and Butter • md Flour will be converted into Tea Cakes, 3unß, Scones, &c, in a few minutes at a trifling lost. 3old by Mbkciuntb and Storiikeepers in Canisters holding one pound and half-pound. Price : is 6d and 2s 6d. (Vholkbalk OF J. C. SHARLAND & CO. Auckland. Voliinteer Notices- IWHEW ZEALAND REGIMENT OF Ll ARTILLERY—A Bam buy. Tho Members and Band of above Battery ' ?sb.* P, arade tOT Inspeotion TO-MORROW IVKNING at Drill-shed, at 7.30 p.m.—H. G. PAYNK, Captain. gCOTTISH COMPANY, A.R.B. By direction of the Officer commanding the j district, members are hereby required to dellvor nto the Company'D Ktore, forthwith, all Arms, Clothing, and Appointments, or any other irtlcle being tho property of tha corps, pre jaratory to diabandmont, JOHN BIRNIE, i Captain. Shipping. JSt^. P' 0U LOJNI)ON DIRECT. S^kSß^ 10 Follow the Snip Bakaia. ™^^■'■B The splendid iron clipper barque STRACATHKO, WAI &t Lloyd's, 1,159 tons register, T. B. Peters now loading, and will havo quick lespatch. For freight or passage apply to THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (Limited). Agents. •jijflgfc- "\T ORTHERN STUAMSHIP CO. (LIMITBD). FOR WANGANDI, 7U. Waitaba, New Plymouth, & Opunakk. Thes.B. MACGREGOR rVill leave Onehunga Wharf as above on MON )AY, theZlst instant, at 1 p.m. For frelKht or papsage apply at the Company's )ffico, 07, Qaeen-streot, Auckland. Or to A. BARNES, Onehunga ; A. McGRKGOR, Manager. Grocers and Tea Dealers. JNDIA AJNIJ UUIMA TEA TVARBHOUSE, NO, 95, VIOTOBIA-STEBaST. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and wnseqnent loss of outlet for my large bonded itook of Tobacco, and ospociallr Cigars-, I have i«tenninnd to sell a quantity of the latter at a price which, though entailing no loss to me, will actually be lower than import cost laid lown hero. 1 offer the first line as undei :— 6,000 Hoal American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib Goz per 100 box, at 20s, or 6a per bundle of 25. In Teas I have some of tho choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas !rom Is 8d and upwards ara now carefully alended with "Very Strong* and "High-olass Flavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement (rill, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the' poorer class, as especially is It true this season [hat they show better value In tha oup than ordinary China alone. lOlbs of Good Kulflon Congcra for .. .. 14s 2d A.JGood China Tea .. „ _ ' _ la 6d Strong Uarjuoling Flavoured Oodrou _ la 8d "Tea Kxtraordinary," a thorough ooono mlo tea, with Assam flavour _ . is " Family Mixture," very choice, rloh, ana pungent—Darjeellng kind .. .. _ 2s 6d " Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea" _ _ 3s Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 2Kb. 245, 20b. and 28a per box. FBKDK. WHITEHKAJ), Tea and General Importer, ■ Terms Cash. 95. Vtctoria-st. Auckland INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TKAB. Packet Pounds and Half-pounds In Four Qualities. EMPEROR'S BOUQUET, MANDARIN'S CHOICB. IMPERIAL MIXTURR. ORIENTAL MIXTURE. They ore distinguished by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour resulting from a scientific admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent of Asia can produce. The excellence of these Teas is apparent by the largo and increasing demand that exists for them In Victoria, and wherever they have been introduced. Agent for Auckland t JOHN BUCHANAN, Coßtom-honso street. WALPHO NSO SMITH • LAND AGENT, WBANGABBI. BATES, BENTS, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. FOB SALB: Lots at Qrahamstown, Wangarei, and Kutno. Farms at Parna Bay, Mangatapere, llua tangatn, Tamaterau, Walkeikei, Manaia, Ma ngapai, Tauraroa, and Ruarangl. W. ALPHONBO SMITH, Land Agent, Wangarel. ■ HANDSOME LIBRARY FREE OF COST. We don't know how they do It, bnt they do. What! Why. giveaway a Handsome Volume with evory 8 lbs of their oelebrated Tea, Whot THE LI-QUOit TEA COMPANY, by their Agent, W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALER, ETC., MANOAKAU ROAD, PAENEU.. f O S E P H GEARY, W GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT, Franklin Road, Begs to inform bis friends, customers and the general public that he has opened a Now shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Method'st Church, with a choice and carefully selected Stook of Grocories, Provisions, Crockery. &0., and trusts, by strict attention to business and selling at town prices, to merit a share of publlo patronage. "Families waited upon for orders, and goods promptly delivered. urapery. W* EYRE, Hat and .Kid Glove Depot, • Victoria-street, —Aa I am over stocked in Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, 1000 paira 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 Knitting Cotton at 1/6 per lb; New Fashionable Collarates at I/O, worth &; Striped Grenadine, at6d, worth J/yd; Striped Lustres, o£a\ worth 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, atl It, Worth 3/6: Sowed Muslins, wide width, at IM, worth 1/; a lot of Ladles' and Children's Dresses, bought at auction, to be Bold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fasbionablo trimmed and imtriinmod Sunday Hats to select from: the Durable Silk Umbrella at 76, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloves, throe, four, live andnixbiHtonoi], 2s cheaper than at any ottici house.-W. BYltB, Viotoria-Btreet, ■



Personal. a IK Miss Anhie Tußimi is Id Auckland, her brother, Robert Turner, would IUo to Hot™ to W"h hor--^'lr"es. Au^Sind i-iOBt ana jfonng. LOST, near Parnell, a Lady's Parse con. I taining odd Silver, arid EnßUeh 6a7k Draft, payable to orderjof Mrs A? fltaaWSSl finder rewarded—Apply thisofflos. ™uworul' LOST, a Brindle (slat) Greyh.ound.-1 Reward on returning it to T, Barnett Queen-street; anyone detaining it alter this notioe will be prosecuted. ■| fkS. REWARD.-Lost, «n Envelope" JL \r oontainine a Promissory Note for £iis payable at the office o( Mesar« Hnchea and George.-Apply to J. E. Appleby, at 18, N.Z. In. suranco Buildings. ai>OUND, ia my garaen, November 6th, « 7 soinoDnoks. Knot claimed by Novembar 18th, will ba sold to pay expenses.—For address apply Stab office. STRAYED, from Eden Terrace, one mouse colour Pony.—Any psreon retum inK the same to E. Boucher, will receive 10s reward. Board ana uesiaence, : B>OARD AND RESID SNCE.-Vacancjr r, , (??,.two gentlemen (single . roomi): Croydon Villa, Vincent-street-Mrs Fuller. B" OAKD AND RESIDENCE, Devon port-A Vacancy for a Single Gentleman. thfgfcpSSjff* Va"ha" Koftd» °»IX>** TOOARD and Heridcncc—Vacancy for BOARD and Kesidenco for two respect able young men.—Apply to John Dinnisoc* Proper. Newmarket / JIUVERNUIi BKOW.NJS HOTEL, VJT HOBSONrSTREXf. Boabd and LoDonra.._ _~Sog pei Week Meetings. A. MEETING of those interested Will be ft $Ltz &° Q . Hr iegnseft ■>s-ft A GENERAL Special Meeting of Jjgb) Orancromon will bo he!d in tho /r*"W Protestant Hall, Newton, THIS (Wad t f 1 cl da?' KViCNING, November 16th. Important boainoßS. '■ ■' ; Byo^er. • J.SEABROOK. " ALEXANDRA - STREET SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. '" The ANNUAL SOIREE will be held THIS W^ es 1 d. ss[!. KYJ iI!!N 6' November Sa. Tea wii^'/S" 110 6UM? ¥ ?- 30' when AddresEe. will be delivered by Ministers and friends. AN Urgent Special Meetidg of the Ancklant: Dnlldors' and Contractors' Association will be held In the South British BuildinKS. on THURSDAY next. 17th inßtont fttsp.m. . , ■, ■!> ) & \ 0. B. WRIGHT, f Becretarr. IVfR WILLIAM GARRAKD will I.TX Address the Rlectors o( City North and Westjatthe Temper*nce Hall, Albert-street on Friday KvamKO Nbxt1, the ISfch Inafan't, at; 7.3tt o clock sharp, NION JACK GOLD.MINING MAND COMPANY (LIMITED), TIKI. OORO- A Mooting pt tho Shareholders in the above Company will bo held at my offloe, Insurance Buildinga, on MONDAY, 2Ut NovemborTSu JAMKB STODAET, ■■■ Soorstary. GENERAL MEETING of the Share holders of the Holensvllla Town Hall » cloofc, for the purpose of doolaring a Bivldena. md to eleot Direotors for the ensulns year JOSEPH GfiimfHa' Helensvillo, Hth November, 1881. Seomtarsr' . Oaila <;,■;> G WYNNE'S GOLD MINING iGOU- The Dito'otors have this day made a Call (tho Brat) of three-half-pence (ljd) per sfcare on tEs japital of the Company, dua and pa*Sbleto<tne Manager, at the Company's Offlpe,lfp.r 6, New ' ..'.V -JOHNBiBANBERSbN. Auokland, ypyember 15,1881. Exhibitions. -~>'>' ■>^ni».1 ' A.UCKLANI) iiORTICULXURAL ■<£\. SOCIBTY. v >; , CHOKALHALL. : - ' THE SPRUNG EXHIBITION ,;, OF '■ '■ :''' ''' -: ' yF POT PLANTS, CUT PLOWEEB, FRUIT, AMD VEGETABLES, WiU be held in the Choral HalL Symonds ... , street, ■. ■■ ■. . n ■■ i* i % rp-DAY (Wednesday), andiTO-MORROW (Thursday), '»Ja '^ November, 16th and ; l7thJ Open at 1 p.m., and dosing at 0 p,m, ;' '■■•■, ADMISSION - OHJB .SHltlitffc}.' , : N : Thronghlhe kind pßrmlsslon ofHte Excel lency the Governor, a BAND wUl.pertormin Government Hoosb Grounds during the^fter- Batusruptcy jnotiose. . ~ TNTHE SUPREME COURT OF NF# JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL' DK2 litlLll* ". ~,•';i' ,■■] ,j, ■".. ",M ■"'', ...! ■ i\i Vi 1 .. ~„.;,. - IN. BANKRUPTOY.:;. -'JOi! : -In Hie mattor of "The Dohtora tlnd C3re dttors Aot, 1876," of theßeveralSineaS ments thereof, and o* the *Dee 4ot ~,. ArranKoment ot Vuinz jGhSwlto ■ J- H«bman Kcmmkb, of the fflbErfAaok land, in tho Provinolal Dlstrlot of Anok ing on buiinaos undor thj name atriifiS firm of "Knmmeri&Oo." BlB**"-ol; Notice U hereby given that by tit order lit Dated this sixteehth day of November,4BßL, .n • „ WILUIAM THoh«Mi.^r Solloltor for tho Trntteeß oTWlM^te. ~ " I '" • '■• " -Ay..l ■ 'j.iii' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZBALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT?^' IN BANKRUPTOT. In the matter of " The JkhianmihreiuUE! Notioe is hereby given that a enffletent tinmW of Credttorsof the said John WiWaTwffi«m hour of 11 o'olook In the fowMonor S thS Macffarlano has intimated to mo in wrifS? his acceptance of the said offloeT .«««»«. 1881 ■inokland.thls 16th day ofNoyenftetv' &w;baßley;* Deputy Regiatraf. Auctions. SATURDAY, 11 o'ctpOK^ntij/i 03 HOUSEHO lF~"furn ITUKK AND JEFFJiCTS. .f«i SEWING MACHINE:, &c. :, ' * Prospect Terrace, Ponaonby Eoad, r.artb:ur HAS been favoured with iostrnctfona from.Mr Hewlett to cell, by iaction^ at Ws residence, Prospuot Torraoe, xHt iAiaaonbi" Road, near All Saints' Church, on Paturdmv dost, at 11 o'clock a.m., ■ ".r** His HOUSEHOLD irDRNITURB urn KFKKOTd, consisting of Parloor, Bed-room and Kitchen; Pictures, Timo-pioce, anrl Qlnsa Shade, Books, Kitchen Ulensfis, Toolß «S?& KOodTreadlelewiDg Machine. Agw*-^ lfc? : » On view on morning of sale; -, fe y/ TOMORROW, AT IS d'CwioK, " IRONMONGERY, IIABDWABE, ?^ carbines & Taylor HAVE received instructions to s«H. bw I at their Mwt, Queen Btreeti *t& o'olook sharp To-morrow (Thnraday), ™( 18 dozen Knife Powder, 71! dozen Gold inner*' Kelts, 21 dozen Bellows, 6 dozen Bcrnb ma Blaok Leadrßmshes, ilTmlS.^ bnnaleß Tnok'a Paokbg, 6 ool5^Bn«J» 48 Rabbit Traps, 6 Anmiou WbhtffiStiSffil' : dozen assorted EnameUed Dlshos, SO dozen iron Sash Screws, 14 B M Teapote, 8 teeta^draen 1 Kat iTapß, Kttohen 'iongg Bedeersfe"a ; Coffee Pots, 3 lots weortS BtSTKafdry™ ; Cast Fenders, 10 cards assorted aotesors, 2 dozen pairs aaaorted Carverß. ■ c Foiirtb Pago.)