A few Russian Jews, tho advance guard of a mighty host that have been driven from the Czar's "domain, have arrived in Chicago. They look like well-to-do tradespeople. It is whispered concerning the celebration at Yorktown that the French delegation have shown marked symptoms of jealousy because of tbe attentions paid the Germans. They claim that in tho fight, one hundred years ago, France was represented as a nation, while Baron yon Steuben was present only as a soldier of fortune. The Great Eastern, offered at auction, in London, on the 19th, was bought in for £30,000.

Preparations are being made in Moscow for the coronation of Alexander 111.

Tbe Russian Imperial Palace at Gatschina and the approaches are now illuminated by electricity to guard against Nihilists.

The Bteamer Thingvalla, from Copon. hagen, 7th in9t., for New York, with 500 emigrants, is missing. The press generally considers the manifesto of the Irish Land League a? a direct incentive to civil war." The "Times," however, says there is a hollow ness and insincerity in its ling that amount to self-confessed defeat.

Scoville, Guiteau's lawyer, has made an appeal to the people of the United States for his client in the Interests of " patriotism, jußtice.humanity, and mercy." He believes the assassin to have been insane; but is much discouraged that he caunot secure first-class legal talent, and witnesses everywhere refuse to testify. The Britiih ship, Geraldine Paget, from Hongkong to Portland and Oregon, is re ported, on the 21st of October, to be ashore at Pratas Shoals a total wreck.

Mr George F, Roberts, an Englishman, was robbed of £1,000 in a sleeping-car between Indianapolis and Hitchfield,

Archibald Forbes writes to the New York "Tribune1' concerning the Yorktown cele bration, that President Arthur gave the keynote of the feeling towards England at the very commencement of the singularly graceful and tasteful observance with which he inaugurated the proceedings. The Bri tish flag was saluted at the olose of the cere monial. The military review was a success, 9,500 militiamen being in line. Over a million dollars' worth of Con federate bonds were bought and sold in Richmond, Va., on the 20th, and business continues brisk.

Xrickett challenges Hanlan to row him a three-mile race for $1,000 a side and the championship of the world. Archbishop Croke is out in a letter pro testing against the manifesto of'the La»d League. The League has been proclaimed as illegal and criminal, and all its meetings will be dispersed by the police. When the news of this proclamation reached the League's office, a hurried council was held, books and papers destroyed, lights ex tinguished, and doors locked, and the Executive officials decamped, fearing arrest, leaving only a stock of notepaper and en velopes. Lorillard's horse, Passaic, won the Cam bridgeshire Trial Plate at the Sundown Paris Club's Autumn Meeting.

Gladstone's residence, Hawarden Castle, Is elaborately protected. The Premier has been ill, but is now recovering. Manager J. H. Haverly, of New York, has leased the California Theatre for three years.

Two editors In New Jersey, for concerted libel, have been sentenced to ten months' imprisonment and hard labour, with 200-ols. fine.

WRECK OF THE FERNGLEN.

The Ckew Saved.

THE ship Ferngleu, which has made several trips to this port, was wrecked at Portland, Oregon, last month. At the time of the occurrence, Bhe was in charge of Captain Bubb. formerly chief officer of the vessel, and well-known here, The telegrams to San Francisco give the following particulars regarding the wreck : — AsrOKli, Oregon, October 18th.—The British iron ship Fernglen, Captain Bubb, from Wellington, New Zealand, went ashore on Clatsop Spit Sunday morning at 4 o'clock. There was no pilot on board. The weather was then calm, and prospects good for driving the ship over the Spit in tbe channel. The Captain declined to abandon the ship. Yesterday a heavy south-east gale drove the ship further up, and the Captain set a signal of distress, which was seen by tho steamer General Canby, on her way to Astoria.

A later despatch says: " The Canby has just returned with news that the Pernglen is on her beam ends, her spars gone, and the crew clinging to her sides. The Canby is now leaving with another life-boat and volunteers, who will take off the crew if possible. Captain Harris, of the United States Life-boat Station, has made two unsuccessful attempts to-day to reach her. The wind has moderated and the sea is going down some, and it is hoped, therefore, that another attempt will be successful. ASTORIA, October 18th, 3 p.m.—The tug Columbia has just arrived here with Captain Bubb and the entire crew saved from the wreck. The ship has gone to pieces. PORTLAND, October 19th.—The " Ore gonian's" Astoria special gives the state ment of Captain Bubb, of the wrecked barque Fernglen, as follows :—" Left Wel lington, New Zealand, August 22nd ; made Hancock Light, at 2 a.m, Sunday, October 16th; arrived off Columbia River bar at 4 a.m. ; was puzzled with the lights ; knew nothing of alight being on Tilimook Fock or tbe change of light at Point Adams. Saw red light where I expected to find a red-and-white flash; took bearings of lights at 4 a.m.; thought I was quite fur enough to the windward ; wore ship to stand off for daylight, believing that I was in a good position for making the bar and picking up "pilot, therefore wore ship and stood off to keep her in that position .to keep the bar open. After wearing, which was about 6 a.m., I found the ship striking with a very strong tide, which I was not aware of, setting her right in. Set all canvas to lay her over and force her over the ground. Found that the strong tide and send of the sea were, still driving her over the ground against the sails. The wind was then south-east. The ship laid easy and made no water. On Monday, at 5 a.m. i finding the ship was gradually work ing astern and still making little br no water, I got steam up and commenced heaving ballast overboard and kept at It till 4 p.m., when 1 found that the ship had commenced leaking, and I came to the con clusion tbat she was not likely to come off. Got the tackles on the life-boats, and saw that everything was ready to leave th. ship if necessary. At 7 p.m., found the ship leaking badly and striking much heavier. The wind was increasing fast. I let go both anchors, as I thought she might come off into deep water, and I could see no chance of saving the ship. On Tuesday morning, the ship haying struck very heavy all night, the wind and sea riling, and the ship making water very fast, I prepared to leave the vessel. Got the starboard lifeboat out, but found the sea too heavy and could do nothing with her. She washed aboard and stove. THE SHIP KEELS OVER, At 9 a.m. the ship began to keel over and in half an hour her ballast shifted and her masts were in the water. All hands were compelled to get on to the ship's side and • cl'ng. I saw a life-boat making every effort to get to us, but the wind and tide prevented. At 10 a.m. tbo vessel began to brea- amidships and everything washed out of the ship. All the yards were gone, and the ship lying with her masts in the water. At noon, seeing no signs of the life boat, and expecting the ship to go to pieces every minute, being already in two pieces and her stern settling down fast, as a last resource of saving our lives, with great difficalty we launched the only boat we had left. In launching she had two holes stove in her bottom. After twenty minutes' hard struggle, we managed to get her clear of the wreck and pulled for the shore with the whole ship's crew in the boat. We had bnt two oars, and it kept four men busy to bail the boat sufficiently to keep her afloat After falling over the reef we were picked up by the tug Columbia, and arrived at Astoria abont 3.30 p.m.

The crew, twenty in number, saved no th ing. The vessel now lies south-west of Fort Stevens, and is fast breaking up. She was owned by Perot & Co., of Sunderland.

PARIHAKA NEWS.

[FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTEB

THE ARRESTS YESTERDAY.

PUNGAREHU, this day, 10.36. A half-caste trooper in tho Alexaudra Cavalry pointed out the men who were arrested yesterday. With the exception of four, all are from Whanganui. Tho repre-1 sentative men aro two—Takarangi and Turei of Ngatiruanui. Kokari and Nga tiwa wero taken. The former is a very in fluential* man of Titokowaru's hapu, the latter a chief of Tongatirc, comidered gene rally to be favourable to tbe Government. Ihe most extraordinary aspect in the affair is the difference between the spirit of tho proclamation and the carrying out of the programme of arrest. The proclamation says that alien tribes are to leavo so that the land may be open for the occupation of the tribal owners, and on the face of this twn of the decided owners are arrested— Tnmakoka and Te Whetu. More arrests will doubtless follow. ATTITUDE OF THE NATIVES. Your reporter was at Purihaka last night, when the subject of further proceed ings was debated, and it was agreed that all should meet daily on the marao until the Government had arrested as many prisoners as they choose. There appears to be no shrinking on the part of the natives, and indeed it is hard to see what else is left for them between imprison ment in European gaols and starvation on their tribal lands, which they have not cul tivated for years, THE PLYMOUTH ROAD. The road iv course of construction, which is to intersect ParibaWS', is a continuation of the Cape Egmont Road. Its starting point is a lighthouse, and it goes to nowhere. The main object is to run it through Parihaka, and thus oust the inhabi tants. WHAT THE END WILL BE. No one can tell where the business Bryce has taken in hand will be finally settled. The arrest of the whole is the apparent scheme which the natives wish to force upon the Government, and the latter imagine .that the arrest of the chiefs will intimidate the tribe and that they will disperse. The Government is mistaken. Wero Te Whiti himself present, the natives would not be ■ more determined to keep the peace and go willingly to gaol.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PUNGAREHU, this day.

THE ARRESTS YESTERDAY,

Up to yesterday morning only the three prisoners at Pungarehu and seven in charge at Parihaka had been taken. In the after noon the A.C. paraded for further business, the A.C. as usual going into the village. Ths object was to identify the Wanganui men, and a few specially required, Mr Bryce directed the proceedings, and Col. Roberts accompanied the search party. Twenty-seven prisoners were made, and, as they were identified, they rose and wero passed to the picquet, where they were lodged in a whare under the charge of Captain Morrison. No resistance was oflered, but they did not move until actually identified. Among those who have so far been taken to-day is Te Whetu who, it will be remembered, was the first arrosted for fencing last year. He belongs to Parihaka, but was removed for making a speech yes terday, urging tbe Maoris to be firm, and not give in, Rangi Kohere is an old chief, and with Tumahoka was Te Whiti's confident. The latter directed the attack on our troops on Sentry Hill in the war. Pehira and Takangi arc Wanganui chiefs ; and Ngahuia belongs to Hawera.

An order has been issued stopping any leave to volunteers for some time. This will be bard on many, especially Lieut. Young and others, whose election is near, but it can't be avoided.

The Wanganui men will be allowed to leave with their drays and goods if they will but go, Titokowaru has not spoken since his arrest'

The Taranaki Mounted Rifles received an order yesterday to patrol, and were ready and away very privately. They galloped to wards Opunake and searched all the settle ments for about nine miles, returning at 8 o'clock, having seized 33 guns and rifles. Major Tuke, A.C., accompanied them, and had a nasty fall by his horse coming down. This troop is doing good service and doing it well. The troops are in good spiritu and order. The Volunteers are getting plenty of drill. I saw the Wellington and Canterbury contingents hard at it yesterday for two hours. They were played to and from Parihaka by the band of the Wellington Guards, the only volunteer band here.

Te Whiti, Tohu, and Hiroki, left for New Plymouth at three o'clock this morn lug, under escort of the Taranaki Cavalry._ Books, of the Wanganui Cavalry, identi fied the prisoners yesterday.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

PUNGAREHU, this day. TE WHITI SENT TO NEW PLY-

MOUTH,

Te Whiti, Tohu, and Hiroki were sent from here to New Plymouth in the Govern ment trap half an hour before daylight. Twenty of the New Plymouth Mounted Rifles acted as an escort.

The other prisoners are still at Parihaka. I The total stand of arms taken from Pari haka and other pahs in the neighbourhood is 388.

WELLINGTON, 1 p.m,

The arresting party hasjust been paraded, and more prisoners will be taken this morning. The natives have come to the determination to squat in the marae until tbey are ai rested. Te Whit, had an inter view with his son (who is one'ot the guards watching the fence near here) before leaving this morning. The lad was much affected, and cried bitterly as Te Whiti was taken away

WELLINGTON, 1.30 p.m. TWENTY-EIGHT MORE PRISONERS

' Twenty-eight prisoners were taken this morning, principally men belonging to the Wanganui district.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRISONERS,

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

The Taranaki Mounted Rifles, under Captain Davidson, arrived in town this morning at 9 o'clock with Te Whiti, Tohu, and Hiroki. The prisoners were delivered over to tho New Plymouth gaoler in custody, and were confined in the ordinary cells. Hiroki was placed in a separate cell from Te Whiti and Tohu. The troop left Pungarehu at 4 o'clock, arriving at about 9. The prisoners will be brought up at 11 o'clock. Crowds of people are assembling at the Court-house.

Trial of Te Whiti.

NEW PLYMOUTH, 12.10 p.m.

Te Whiti and Tohu were brought down from the gaol to the Court-house in a cab. Hiroki was handcuffed and marched down on foot, and on being brought into Court, was put in the prisoners' dock. Te Whiti and. Tohu were allowed to sit on the floor of the Court-room facing the bench. Mr C. E. Eawson, Resident Magistrate, took his seat a little after 11 o'olock, and the following J.P.s were on the bench:—W. Bailey, U. D. Whitcombe,F.A.Carrington, H.Weston, Captain Cornwall, T. King, H. Brett (Pro prietor AUCKLAND STAB). Mr Standish, of Wanganui, with Mr Samuels, appeared for the Crown. Mr Stockman acted as interpreter. Heroki was first charged with the murder of McLean, cook of the survey party, and a warrant was. read and translated to him. Mr Standish asked for a remand, as the witnesses against the prisoner were at Wanganui and Waverley. The prisoner was then remanded. NEW PLYMOUTH, 1 P.M.

The Court-room was densely crowded, several ladies being among those present. Te Whiti and Tohu were clad in ordinary brown Government blankets.^ The former," however, had a shawl under it, and a bunch of flowers in his hand. Tohu took no notice of the crowd that were around him, though several pressed eagerly forward to see the prisoners Te Whiti tried occasionally to turn his head to look at those who had assembled. After Hiroki had been removed from the dock and marched under escort to the gaol, Te Whiti was tried under the information of C W. Hursthouse tbat he (Te Whiti) had on certain days named used language which was likely to disturb the peace of the dis trict. The information is of great length. Mr Standish asked for an adjournment I till 2 o'clock. The R M., in granting tbe adjournment, eaid it would be necessary for tne evidence to be taken down in Maori and English, which Mr Standish said he would see should be done. - Te Whiti and Tohu were then remanded till two o'clock, and conveyed back to the gaol ia a cart,

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before P. M. P. Brookfleld, Esq., 8.M.) D„nn_.—Ellen Hutchinson was fined sb. _l V»a_uiT. — John Leonard was charged under the Vagrant Aot, with having no visible lawful means of livelihood, and having been convicted over 50 times. He w»b sentenced to Blx monthß Imprisonment with bard labour. Melancholy.—Joseph Piakney was charged with having no visible means, etc.—Prisoner said he waß not rightin his head; had Justoomo out of tho asylum.—Constable Nanghton Bald he found the nrißoner wandering about four miles from Helensville, apparently in a melancholy st-to of mind and In a deatltute condition.—Ono months'imprisonment. Bbatinci a Hohsi. - Miohael Klrby. Nat. Stafford, and James Fergusaon wore charged under the Cruelty to Animals Aot, 1880. with 111-treating a horse.-Tho offence, it was alleged. was committed on the 2nd inst.—Defendants pleaded not guilty.—Mr Pardy explained tho ease, and called witnesses. Chas. A, Martin, of the Park Hotel, deposed that the horse whioh was so oruelly beaten was his property. Tho horse w»s taken by dofend-nts In hla absence. and without leave. Miohael Breen.Dr Tennent. Wm. Dewsbury, Henry Green, and Sergeant Fleming deposed to the state of the horse, and the condition of the whip.—Stafford denied that he beat the horse unnecessarily.—Hla Worship remarked that the evidence was olear.and given by Indepont ent witnesses. Stafford had been convicted several times previously for similar ofTenoeß ; he must pay a fine of 40s and cobls ; and Klrby and Fergusson, 10s eaoh. Striking A Blow. — Henry MoMahon. arrested on warrant, was charged with violently assaulting Nelly MoMahon, by striking her on thehead and body.—The prisoner, whoappeared to be a seaman, was remanded until Monday. Assault.—John Waymouth. junior, was charged with assaulting Margaret, his wife, on tho 9th i_Bt, by striking her.—Mr Theo. Cooper appeared in defence.—Mr Pardy said he under stood tho assault was more serious than it had been represented by counsel, and in the interost of the publio, and from a sonso of duty, he must ask for a remand.—Remanded until Monday, , Thia was all the business.

TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondent).

THAMES, thi day. Mr James Skene, formerly Captain Wai kato Militia, died here this morning. Waitekauri tribute has 1070 ozs melted gold, not 2000 as the paragraph in Thurs da_'s Star Btated.

(PER PRESS AGKNOY.}

I WELLINGTON, this day. Mr F. A. Fenton is gazetted as appointed Chief Judge of the Nativo Land Court, Tho various volunteer corps in tho Taranaki, Patea, Canterbury, and Marl borough districts, now represented at the front, are gazetted as called out for actual service.

CHRISTCHUROH, this day. 1 THE CHARGES AGAINST CHARTERS. W. W. Charters was brought up on re mand at the Magistrate's Court thia morning. He pleaded guilty to the chargo of embezzling funds of the Sydenham Building Society, but not to the charge of forgery. Charters was further remanded.

TIMARU, this day. TWO COTTAGES BDRNT.

Two attached four - roomed cottages belonging to the Building Socioty were burned down this afternoon. No water was available. They are still ou tho builder's hands and covered by a builder's risk of £300 in the North British. Tho cost was about £500. Arrived: Jeßsie Nicool and Enterpriae schooners from Kaipara,

DUNEDIN, tMsday.

The complete rolls show 1550 electors for Dundin central; 1395, Duedin East; 1220, Dunedin South; 1389, Dunenfn West; and 746. Caversham, The Otago caso for the Appeal Court is : Connor v. Mack. For the Divorce Court: Hornby v. Hornby and Morgan; Gold- Btein v. Goldstein and Aubury, for decreoo nisi, and Bailey v. Bailey for decree ab« solute.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR THURSDAYM MAY 9 1891.



Latkst Nove-TY. — Iron Bedsteads with Nickel-plated Mountings, much handsomer than tbe bras», and free from the risk of tarnishing. These superior-class Bedsteads were first shown in Australia at the Melbourne Exhibition, and TMeaars Gar-lick and Cranwell, who are always tothe fore In obtaining thellateßt improvements at once sent for a supply, whioh have arrived in, the Hermione. and arenow on view at the City HaU Arcade, both in Frd.-io- and Hafetafen. They have also iust received a frjßh shipment of White and Blaok Sheepskin Hearth Rags and Mate; Stair Carpets. Tapestry and Brussells CarpetirFoldinglron Cbalr Beds, various sizes cheap Iron Bedsteads, Fenders. Sec A fresh lot of Patent Spring Blind-rollers. new patterns in Linoleum, and some second-quality Linoleum they can sell at same price as Oilcloth. AU kinds of Household Furniture, Bedding, Carpets, So., kept in stock. Furnish your house from the City Hall Furnishing Arcade, Queen street, Auokla_d,-Garliok and Cranwell, Proprietors ,-Advt)



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WANTED, a Uenerai servant; also, a Girl, about 11, as Nursemaid; references 1 required.—Apply to Mrs Waymouth, Manukau I 1 Road. Parnell. ______——_ "VTjTANTED, a good General Servant; »T references required.—Apply before 2or after 6 p.m. to Mrs W. S. Laurie, Mount Eden (opposite Pound). WANTED, a good Bricklayer.—Apply at baok of Pollen's Dining Rooms. W" ANTED, good Turner and Carver.— Apply Union Sash and Door Company (Limited), Moohanloa' Bay. ANTED, a General Servant to a Bmall family (no children).—Apply to Mra Eaglesom, Alblny Houao, Wollesleystreet Weat WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Freßh Bargains, lnoludlng Japanese Silk (dlfforent colours) for la gd, at Dampler's. ANTED, a respectable General Servant; references required.—Apply Mrs B. Macdonald, Vlncont-atreot. WANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply at Greyhound Hotel. WANTED, a Strong Boy about 14,— Apply to W. R. 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Trenwlth, Boot Faotory, Wake field-street WANTED KNOW rN—Ladies need not woar slippers In their baok yards whtlo they oan get good Sown Elastlo-aide Kid Boots at Dampier'a for 1b Cd. _______ WANTED, a Nurse Girl and General Servants, also an elderly Man to mako himself useful Apply Mra Renwlok's Registry. WANTED, by an experieuced Married Couple, a Situation in a oonntry hotel- Wife as oook or housemaid, man as general hand or barman.—Apply Mrs Renwiok'a Registry. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dressmaking.—Apply Mrs Himp aon, Pompallier Terrace, opposite Mr Quiok _' Ponaonby Road, near Three Lamps. W~ ANTED oy a Young Man,2l .situation as Groom, or to make himself generally useful.—Address with wages, to A. Sadler, O ovornor Browno HotoU ' WANTED, Good Machinists for white work.—Apply at onoo over Bmith's Chean Drapery Warehouse, side door, Aloxan dra-street. WANTED, a good Tailoress for plain Boning; constant work.—At J. Davis's, Victoria-street East, next to Baths. 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W~~~ ANTED KNO WN, that Mrs Joseph son will give the highest price for Left- Off Apparel. Letters promptly attended to.— Cheap Crockery- Shop, opposite the Star Hotel, Karangahape Koad, Newton. WANTED, the Ladie3 to see ttie Silvered Brooches at Is, and the Men to see the Stud Suites at 6d; no higher prices in the glaass case at Dampler's. ■ «arANTED KNOWN —AH Accounts v t owing to W. Brownhlll must be paid on qr before the 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor for collection,— W. Bbownhil—, Bootmaker, 156, Queen-Bt ANTED, Everybody to Read Pro-' feasor Gussoott- Advertisement on flrstpage. • WANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup. plies Fresh Butter and Eggs.—Hendry Se Whitley, No. 1, Qneen-Btreet WANTED KNOWN-That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description ot Gooda, with superior Machinery and despatoh .—Works: Custom-houae-street West ■ WANTED, Ladies and Gents to see the nice lot of Holiday Goods at Dampler's, Boots, Hats, Scarves, Gloveß, Ribbons, Brooches, Stud Suites, Perfumery, &0.. &o. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Materia at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED, Stout Gentlemen to know, - have Alpaca and Sll k Coats large »n ou gh for the biggest man in New Zealand.—-"hilllps's Mart, Qoeen-atrtet. ANTED* KNOWN, tbat you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golnfnto Munro and MUligaa. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN — A first-rate opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands the Fellmongery business.—Apply CD., office ot this paper. W7ANTED, the Public to Read my T T Advertisement on Front Page of Stab. JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, 13. Grey-street WANTj-_», orders lor our iamous Trousers to measure, at 138 6d; also, the wondrous 55s suits. Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phiillpa', Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street



) "W~anted. ' WANTED, Pnrchaßers for over 1000 yards of Real Japanese Silk, from la 4d t to 3s 6d per yard (somo qualities equal in an-1 pearance to tho richest gros grains) —Wm. Hi' i Smith, 3CO and 302, Upper. Qneen-atreet. and j a le-andra street opposite Army 'and NaVy ' Hotel. I WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 per gallon.-Atkinson & Co., i Ffoeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E, • Porter & Co. , _ W" ANTED, to Sell Out at once, pay my debts, and retire. A first-class oppor tunity now offers for two Industrious, " sober, YounnMen. No reasonable offers rofusod. B j. r obi _y, Qrey-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN—White Josephine Kid Gloves. Is and Is 6d; fashionable Ombre Ribbon, 9___)ampl__ T»r ANTED KNOWN, I am selling good V» House Coals (Whangerel) at 23s per ton, (dellvored) Cash.—J. Craig, Commeroe-streat. TvTANTKO KNOWN—Hats, Flowers, Vv Feathers, Dress Pieces, Lustres, Stock ings, Gloveß, Corsots. Fanoy Goods. Choapest House in Town.—G. Carter. Vlotoria-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN-That J. H. Hedger is still felling the Best Quality Meat of all kinds at Lowest Remunerative Prioes. Cash Customers moat liberally dealt with. A trial respectfully invited. Note the address: Kyber Pass Butohery. __taNTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, V V Boot and Shoe Maker, ia prepared to I exeoute all orders In tho trade; repairs neatly ) and promptly dono, patohes put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Aberorombie- Btreot, fourth shop from Symonds-street. 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. Kvons, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-street. WANTED, the Ladles to come and see the Fine Quality ot White Kid Boots, Blightly soiled, tor 5s 6d. at Damplers. WAN--U KNOWN—Tnat J. K. Lamborj & Co. havo opened an Auotion Mart In Wyndham-atreot. opposite tho Star offlco, on Saturday, the 29th Inst., for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con signees acquainting tho above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and caro taken, no matter how large or Bmall the consignment may be. For days of Bale, sco further notice. - \\ J ANTED, the Ladies and Gents and Vv "men and women" who have bought the froßh Boots at Dampler's to tell their friends What a BBrßain they are. WANTED KNOWN-That MRS JACK, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Ofllce, and hopes that the ladles of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will call upon her when in noed of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mra Jaok, Mount Eden Koad. W ANTED KNOWN,that Mrs waiters, of Hobson-Btreot, Is now shewing tho LATKST STYLES In Millinery. The Ladles will do well to call and see hor reoherche stook before purohnßing. Ladies' Dross Caps. All Goods marked at Lowest Priceß. WANTEO, Buyers to know they will be well servod at BRIGHTON HOUSE, too of Grky-strket.—Drflfs Beiges, 7.<5 ; Alpacas, B}d; Ualateas, l}d; 70 inch Heavy Twill Sheetings, Is and Is 3d; 80 inch ditto, la 6d; Lace Curtains, Quilts, Hollands, Calicos at lowest prioes; a large assortment of Under oiothirg, Baby Linen, &o. Good Styles in Millinery. J. _______ WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment -genoy has Removed to Corner Queon-stroot and Vulcan Lane, where tho Land Business in all its branohos Is now carried on under the special superintendence of Mr G. Fraser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfeoted at minimum cost No ohargo made for registering properties for sale. WANTED K*OWN—That William West, oorner of Wyndham and Albert street, is prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branohes of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stook of Beech Windsor in store. Ordera punctually attended tc V_"ANTED, everyone to knew that I am V? Manufacturing a new Baking Powder, which overy porson who has used it speaks highly of. I have received many very flattering testimonials from professional cooks, bakers, oonfoctlonors, boardlng-houaes, and other per sons. Please to read my Advertisement in an other column.— V. GOO il WIN. WANTED, to be seen by the.Ladies, the new Dress Material at Ib, and the nice colours In Pompadour Print at 6Jd; Un bloaohed Calico 2d, Bleached do 2Jd, at Dam' pier's. WANTED KNOWu, mat D. Gomie 1b prep-red to sell all kinds Of Building and othor Timber, Including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bork and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Pallnga and Shingles, at hla Yards, Lower Albert-Btreet near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that puroha-ad elsewhere WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. • Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of up wards of 15 yeara' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Phsrmaoy at 181, Queen- Btreet (next New Zealand Houbo), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Doaoeßtlo Requisites. W" ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. bijg to Intimate to their cus tomers that thoy havo Removd to the premises lately occupied by Madame Bottenelll, opposite Mc_rthur and Co.'a Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their well-selected Stook, eaoh department will bo found replete with tho .Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery,. Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Luoos, real and imitation. Ladies would do w ell to give us an early call. No trouble to shew goods. Special attention is called to a lot ot Spring Jackets, In light colours, selling at a groat sacrifice.—Dunne, \mi ANTED, the Men to come and see f Sonday Boots, 6s 6d; Working Boots. 6s 6d (no higher price); also, Socks, 3d; Puggarees, nearly 3 yards long, Cdat Dampler's. WANTED, the Public to inspect H. Walte's stock ot Baths. Toilet Cans. Slop Patlß, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); alao, Bruit, Jam, Meat, Baking Powder, Inseot Powder, Coffee, and Popper Tlnß, fco„ &c H. Waito having fitted up his Factory, and Imported the latest machi nery, la now able to keep a large stook of the , above on hand, and aa everything is oomiaanced and finißhed on the premises, he oan sell lower than any other manufacturer In the oolony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Wait_; Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old I'olloe Station, Hlgh- Btreet ■' | I. ■, ' W-ANX-L* ■__« V WN—Gooosons _ London Arcade is acknowledged to be the largest and most magnificent display ef Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; in its arrangement, it stands unique (imitating none). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prioes hitherto unknown in Auokland. It iB oomsldered unnecessary to enumerate the varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established faot that tbe Novelty DepOt and Economical Emporium of Auckland in the London Aro-DK, 118, Qneen and Victoria-streets. Inspection invited, irres pective of purohasea being made. See tbe Five Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduoed Prices I" and "Alarming Saot—lees* Ignored I—London Office [ 68, St Mary Axe. .:;,■.■. s •• ■ Board ana K-BiQence BOARD and RESIDENCE for a Lady and Gentleman, or one or two Gentlemen In private hOPBe, pleasantly situated near Bishop's Conrt—Apply Br_B ofllce. OARD and RESIDENCE. — Croydon Villa. Vincent-street, -Vacancy for two contlemon. Single rooms, 25s per week._. Mrs Fuller. , BOARD AND RESIDENCE:—A large ■Bed-room, wlthlprivate sitting-room; ten minutes from Post-offloe; no chlldron; terms moderate.—AddreßS at this office. ' ' ■ BOARD and Residence for two respect able young men.—Apply to John Dinnison, Proper. Newmarket. OMFOKTA-L- Furnished Apartments To Let at Mrs Atkins.Lake Road.opposlte Reoreatlon Ground. North Shore. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, V3T HOBSON-STREET. 80-Bd'andLodoino--.. ..20a per Week Sinblb room-■.--.- — ..-5b.. ••"■••• To Li... TO LET, two large Unfurnished Booms in Upper Qneen-Btreet, fireplace, water, Sec, suitable for living or workrooms, 7s 8d per week.—Apply at thla office. ripO LET, two or three Rooms (furnished JL or unfurnished) with use of kitohen.— Apply for address at thla ofllce. O LET, a large Furnished Room, with fire-place and every requisite for use; rent Bs.—Mona View, Karangahape Road, opposite Dr. Richardson's. ' TO LET, tor f-oirees, Concerts, Binging and Danolng Classes.and similar purposes, the Eden Hal), Eden Terrace. Also, Two Shops —Apply to W. N. Henderson 210, Qneen-street mO BE LET, at Epsom, near Mount JL Eden, a Six-roomed House, soullery, and pantry; with ont buildings, and 21 acres prime velcmlo land, olose to Mr Justice Gillles's, Aye minutes' walk from Mount Eden or Onehunga 'buses. Several schools in the neighbourhood. T~ O LET, Gentleman's Residence at Eden Crescent, near St Paul's, in first-class order, and replete with almost every comfort and convenience.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quoen-street. . rt.O LET, Belmont Terrace, Remuera, a JL new five-roomed CotUga; lOslperweek. —Wm.Dlnnlßon. Newmarket. TO LET, in Symonds-street,.a comlort able seven-roomed Houne with larue garden and baok entrance.—H. Partington, Stiohbnry'a Build—lga, Qneen-street O LET, Shop and Dwelling, naranga faape Road, Newton; large allotment at rear in garden, etc.; stable, tank, well, and other conveniences,—D, F. Evanß, Estate Agent, Qneen-atreet TO LET, 7-roomed House, with bath room, magnificent view of city and har bour, half-acre of land, ten minutes from Queen street—^_3__Hs :^[ojv^-Bto______ TO LET, a Room to single man in Cook street, near Market entrance.—Apply to Star offloe. ! mo LET—EARLY BANK, a com- JL modlous and pleasantly situated residence In Park-road (near Newmarket), formerly i occupied by Mr H. H. Lnsk, containing nine rooms, detached kitchen and wash-house, all in perfect order, together with a well stocked gar- I den and orchard, in full bearing; also, a ' good paddock for horse or cow, with out buildings thereon, and a never failing well Of water.—For particulars, apply to IRELAND BROTHERS.



For eaie. FOR SALE, Second-hand Baker's Cart. —Apply to Gee and Potter. FOR SaLE, off Upper Queen-street, s comfortable six-roomed House; must be said : no reasonable offer refused.—H. Parting ton, Stiehbury's Bull-Inge, qneen-street. FOR SALE; cheap, at Devonport, North Shore, near Mount Viotorla, with 563 feet to the main road—3J Acres of Land, fit for a gentleman's residence, or would make SO to 40 good-Blzed allotments.-Apply to Q. Sibbin. H/iOR SALE, a good Six-roomed House, in JL1 Wlllow-Btreet. with frnit and flower gar den, good well, tank, wood-house, &o.—Apply to H. ABhton te Son, House and Land Agents. RpOK SALK, a beautifully situated I Family Residence, in St. George's Bay Road, containing 10 rooms, in good order and very convenient: woll and tank water laid on into bath-room: large gardon, &o.—Apply to H, ABhton & Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Build ings. . RjiOß SALE, Four-roomed Verandah Cot -1•* tage, with good Fraehotd Allotment, in Kyber Pass Roai.—Apply to H. Ashton & Son, 8, Now Zealand Insurance Bnlldlngß. TLfiOR SALE, at Alma Place, Sprint?. B? street, PonßOnby, a House with 4 rooms and a soullery; good well and garden;.„lßo cash.—Apply to F. G. Ewlngton. 1/iOR BALE, a Drapery and Millinery JP Business In beat part ot Queen-Btreet (East Bide); good opening; domestic reasons for disposal,—Apply at Hendoraon's, 210, Queon street _ B/iOR SALE (very cheap), a First-class JD Double Dwelling-house In Vlnoent-Btreet; the two houßea contain 12 rooms, and could be oaßlly made into one large dwelling; pump, tanka, and other conveniences, with large allot ment.-Apply on the premises, Henderson and Spraggon, Vlnoent-Btreet. ' FOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, 100 acres really good land; Lot No. 26, Wairau, 10 acres superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Moir. land, Mangawai; Lot No. 9, 'loka Toka, 79 acres good laud.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &o„ Fort-street. SiiOß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm cf JD 160 Acres Good Lsnd, House, Stable, Sheds, tec., and large Orohard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good run for oattle joining the farm. Only H miles from Auokland.—Apply to John Soppet. Land Agent. Fort-Btreet. . 371 OR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara _ Dlstrlot, whloh has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buohanan, Custom-house-street B^i^_HrTINVESTMENT.--For Sale, in rising looallty. Corner Block Level Land, 80 _ 99; splendid vlow.-Apply E. R. Cardnoa offlco, Fort-atreet T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co.. Commission Agents, opposite Stab Offloe, Wyndham-Btreet. TANDS FOR SALE. 1,685 Aores within 16 miles of Anckland; MO aores In grass and cultivation, orchard, &o. 13-roomed House, outhomea of all kinds. The remainder light mlxod bush, fern, and swamp. APPIyt ° J. R. LAMBERT & CO.. Wyndham-Btreet. They havo also lands in several other districts tor sale. __ BUILDING Material, Slates, Cement, Galvanized Iron. Oamaru Stone, to arrive. —John Reid and Co., 26, Queen-street. im o R S A li E. VILLA RESIDENO-.-A veryoompact and desirable Villa, situated near Shelly Beach, Ponsonby. The house contains 11 apartmontß. replete with almost every convenience; large allotment stocked with choice fruit trees and flowers. In a splendid position, magnificent view. Most desirable plaoe for a family. Great facilities for boating, bathing, &c. Price, only £700. D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent, next" Herald." Qneen-street. D 1 O R SALE. Clarence-street, Ponsonby—Nioe Verandah Cottage, wth tank, &o.; Allotment, 10 feet frontage, fenced and planted; £176.—D. F. Evans. Estato Agent. w O R SALE. GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY RESIDENCE, handsome and commodious, ten rooms, large conservatory, Sec, Sec. all In good order, sur rounded by garden, fully stocked with tho oholceat flowers, fruit trees, &o, also paddock, Btable, and onthouseß, situated In a moßt charm ing position, viz., near Mr Maßefleld's, Home Bay. D. F. EVANB, Estate Agent, 323 Nest" Herald." Queen-street. TT\ or s a l c, PONSONBY—Splendid allotment, having a frontage of 133 feet to Ponsonby Terrace by 100 feet deep, all fenced and planted with choico fruit trees, flowers, vegetables, &c., together with New Cottago. well, pump, &0., &c„ for £380.—D. F, Evans/Sstate Agent, Queen-street. (319) ~DI O X S A L E. IRELAND-STREET, Freeman's Bay—A Nice Verandah Cottage, four rooms, good well, pump, to. Price, only -185.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-etroet. FOR ABSOLUTE HALE.—A compact and thoroughly well finished Villa, situa ted in Bercsford-Btreet, near Pitt-street, contain ing six rooms, replete with almost every con venience: Buch as cupboard, register grate, oven, gas and water laid in, sink, bricked yard, frontage to two streets, good view, Sec, Sec ; in fact, very desirable place, and well worthy the attention of those wishing to purchase a honse within the city D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next" Herald." Qneen-street. 1710R ABSOLUTE SALE, (a Bargain)— } House oontaining 8 rooms, verandah ia front, porch at baok, outhouses, good well, pump, tank, bricked back yard, garden Sec; whloh must be Bold, and is offered at £260; situa ted In Dublin-street, Ponsonby,—Apply at once to D. K. Estate Agent, next "Herald," Qneen-atreet. . GRAFTON ROAD.—Comfortable Dwelling of eight rooms. Sec. very desir able, with good Allotment about 36 x 200. Prioe, £12.', of whioh £250 can remain at 8 per cent— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-street. 331 BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, Spring street, Alma Plaoe—Two splendid Build ing Allotments, partly fenced, good position.— P. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-atreet. 328 iItRaNKLIN ROAD—.Handsome Villa X* Residence, containing 7 rooms, scullery, eto.; thoroughly well finished, and replete wit almost every convenience; splendid position. Price £550.—D. F. Evana,_Btato Agent, Qrceen- Btreet (337 VTEWTON ROAD.—Two comfortable J_l detaohed Houses (one of 8 roomr, and one of 4 rooms), In good order; well, etc.; on two allotments; to be Bold in one lot. Price £525.— D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. Qneen-Btreet, MOUNT ALBERT—Several splendid Building Sites, main road frontage, in lots of one acre or more; first-class position.— D. F. -vans, Hstato Agent, Queen-street, next "Her-Id." S3o_ CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, only two left—one In George-street, at 11a per foot; one oorner of George and William streets, 16s per foot j also, one In -seter-street, 253 per faot, Early application necessary.— ii. F. -rans, Estate Agent, next " Herald," Qneen-atreet. ' '____ FOR SALE, Sale-street, Freeman's Bay, House of 5 rooms; well finished, and m good order; fitted with register grates, oven, etc. £250.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen- Btreet ________ 322. SUBURBAN STORE for Sale,—A first rate business for Salo in one of the beat ot Auokland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Auckland. 325. ALMAIN, North Shore, about 2 mile from New Wharf (3tokes' Point), a nioe Lot of 17 Aores; part In cultivation; a splendid pleoe of bush, consisting of ti-tree, rimu, eto., eto. Price, £10 an acre.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. ___________ 321. jT N EXOELL_ti>T OPPORTUNITY; To be Disposed of, the Good-will and Stook-ini trade of one of the Oldest Kstablibhed BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auckland. Tho present owner being obliged to give it up on account of 111-health. For particulars apply to ■_■ D. FORT,Shortland-Btreet. WALPHO NSO S MIT H • LAND AGENT, WHAKQAIiKI. BATES, BENTS, AND DEBTS CO-L-OTED. FOR SALE! Lots at Grahamstown, Wangarei, and Kamo. Farms at Parua Bay, Mangatapere, Rua tangate, Tarn-terau, Walkeikel, Manaia, Ma ngapal, Tauraroa, and Ruarangi. W. ALPHONSO SMITH, Land Agent. Wangarei. JUST LANDED, * IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CANTERBURY POTATOES, Fresh from pit G. S. JAKINS, CtrSTOM-HOU-E-STBEET. TyjNEDIN ENTERTAINMENT, 10 000 MaMBBKS AT 10 s*BAOH> 38 PERFOBMRBS. 27 P-KFOBM-RS. DUNEDIN CUP. PUBLICANS' H'CAP. First....- £1009 -"hut ..£250 Seoond .......... 500 Second . 125 Third 200 Third — 80 Others(divided).. 700 Others (divided)- 270 fi2~SfoO £725 36 P-BFORMEBS. 21 PERFORMS-—. J. O. HANDICAP. CITY STAKES. First 500 First _.... 250 Second SSO Second 125 Third- -100 Third 80 Others (divided).. 350 Otherß(dlvided).. 220 miim £675 "By Letter only,"- with two stampßenolosed for replies. Please send P.O. Orders, Bank Notes, or Cheques—with Is exchange added; bnt nnder no circumstances will Registered Letters be accepted, and address— ADA MANTUA, Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, DUN-Mrf. Four First amount to £2000) Faeh of which car, Four Second „ „ £1000 \ be won with One Four Third „ „ £160 ) Ticket



Fersdnai. SAMUEL HILL, owner of the S.E portion of Lot 32, Parish ot Toka Toka, wtl hears omethlng to his advantage by applying t< • Thomas Webb, care of Mr Itollorson, 2 doon > from Pitt-street Wesleyan Chapel. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner ot WeUesley and Albert streets—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for , MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 4. THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SKRVICEB. under the conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9, All are Invited. Seats Ifree. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.— "The Furnace of Fire and the Lion's Mouth," 2lst and 22nd Sundays after Trinity (Nov. 6 and 13),-.15 p.m. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Ale_andra-Btreo_—The Sunday-school An niversary Sorvices will bo held To-morrow. Rev. K. H. Dewsbury will preaoh iv the Morn ing at 11, Rev. L. M. Isitt in tho Afternoon at 3, aud tho Rev. A. Carriok in the Evening at 6.30. Collection for School ffnnd after each sermon. PRIMITIVE ME'IHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Excelsior Hall, Upper Pitt street.—No Barvlcain the Afternoon. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent Btreeta.- Sunday Services, Nov. 13th, to be conducted by the Rev. Mr Laißhley, in tho Morning at 11 and in the Evening at 6.30. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH— Sunday Services—Morning, at 11, Bey. L. M. laltt; Evo-ing, at 6.30, Mr R. J. Souster. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning.at 11, Rev. W. Mor ey : Evening, at 6.3). Rev. H. R. Dewshnry. PONSONBY WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning, ot 11, Rev. H. R. Dewßburyi Evening, at 6.30, Mr H. Field. /GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN \_T CHURCH.-Morning, at 11, Rev. W. O, Oliver; Evening, at 6 30. Mr J. J. Mather. -VTEWMARKET WESLEYAN _Ll CHURCH.- Morning, at 11, Mr W. Hogg: Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. C. Oliver. ■\TOKTH SHORE WESLEYAN J_l CHURCH.-Mornin-,atll,Mrß.JesßOp; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. W. Morley. ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SER VICES. - Divine Sorvioe will be held In the Publio Sohool-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30. by Mr White. ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine sorvioe In the Pnblio School room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Cheese mam FRANKLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-Service will be conducted In tho above church To-morrow— Morning by Rev. J. Guy. Evening by Mr Geary. ■VTEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO- J3I DIBT CHUROH.-Dlvlne Service in this ohuroh To-morrow, at 3 and 6.30 pan., by Rev. J. Guy. : , ST. LUKE'S, Romuera.—The Rev. A. M. MoCallum, of the North Shore, will preaoh To-morrow.at 11 a.n_ and 6.30 p.m. ST. DAVID- CHUBCH, Upper Sy monds-street,—Rev. T. Mc_e__e Fraser, M.A, Morning _t 11. Evening at 6.30. Lecture on Scripture Characters—" Abraham." LORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA RIAN SUNDAY SERVICES, Nov. 13.- Mornlng Service only, at 11 o'olook, conducted by the Hey. S. Edger, B.A. Subjeot. " Distinc tive Features ot Human Nature-Separating Man from the Animal." ' C CHORAL HALL.—Geo. A. Brown will J deliver a Leoturo on Sunday Night at 6.45. Subject, "The Final Vlotory of Good Over Evil."' Morning Service at the Temperance Hall. ST. SEPULCHRE'S, Symonds-street.— Lecture and Concert on Monday next, at 8 p.m. Admission Free. Collection in aid of tho Mutual Improvement Society. HE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES in connection with the Alexandra-street Sunday-school will be held (D.V.) on SUNDAY NEXT, when three Sermons will be preached— In the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by the Rev. R. H. Dewsbury. In the Afternoon, at 3 o'clook, by tho Rev, L. M. Isitt. And in the Evening, at 0.30, by the Rev. A. Carriole, The ANNUAL SOIRKE wiU bo held, on WEDNKSDAY, November 16th. Tea at 6.30 ; Publio Meeting at 7.30, when Addresses will be delivered by IdJnJatera and friends. OUNT EDEN BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY ON SUN DAY, NOV. 13TH. Morning and Evening Services at 11 o'clock and 6.30 will, be held in Dr. Wallis's Church, Newton Kirk,, Mr Thomas Spurgeon will preach at each service. A Special Service will be held at 3 o'clock in the Mount Kden Baptist Church, Mount Eden Road- Mr George Hemua will deliver an Address to Parents. Special Hymns will be sang by the Children. Collections at each service in aid of tho Sohool Funds. The following Tuesday a Soiree will be held In the Baptist Church, Mount Eden Road, when Addreßses wi'l be delivered by Rev T.Spurgeon, C. Carter, Mr Dunn and other gentlemen. Tea at 6.30; Meeting at 7.30. Tiokets, Is 6d each. Tenders. m O B U I L DEES. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of the 22nd instant, for the Erection of Five Shops and Two Cottages/at the of Symond-street and Kyber Pass Road. R. KEALS & SON, Architects, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. mO BUILDERS. Tendera will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 21th Instant, for the Erection of Bank Premises at Whangarei for the Bank of New Zealand, Plans, Sec, at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. rp O B UI.LD ER & Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 23rd Instant, for Taking Down the Prinoo of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street, and Erecting New Hotel Building on tho same Bite. Plana, &c„ at our offices. Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. The time of reoelving Tendera for Pavilion and other Buildings at the Victoria Summer and Winter Gardens, Devonport, is extended to noon on MONDAY, the nth inst, Plans, Sec, at our offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SON. Archlteocs, rpO BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoelved until 4 o'olook on WEDNESDAY, the 83rd November, for the Erection of a Briok Shop and Dwelling in Victoria streot. Plans at my offloe, 83. Queen-street, HENRY G. WADE. Architect rpO BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until 1 p.m, on WEDNESDAY, 16th mat,, for Additions and Alterations to Residence at Remuera. Plans at my office, HENRY G. WADE, Arohiteot. mo BUILDERS Tenders will be reoelved until noon of WED NESDAY, November 23, 1881, for the Ereotlon and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. ' EDWAKD BARTLEY, Arohiteot. m-i'O'V'-B U U L D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th. for the Erection of a Villa at tho North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mOCARPE N T E R S. Tenders will be received until nocn of WEDNESDAY. November 16th, for the Erection and Completion of a Shop in Symonds- EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mO BUILDERS. ■ Tenders will received until noon on WED NESDAY, November 16, for the Erection and Completion of a Galvanized Iron Store in Cus tom-house-street. Plans, &o„ to be seen at our yards. HOLDER BROS.. Karangahape Road, Newton. mo PAINTERS & PAPERHANGERS. Tenders will be received until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 15th Instant, for Painting and Paperhanging to a House and Shop, Nowton Road; Labour only. SpadUcatio- at R, BTEVENEON'B, Newton Road. mOBUIL D E R S, Tenders will be received up to noon of WED NEBDAY, the 16th instant, for Two Shops in Symonds-street Plans. &c to be Been at J. Heape's, Draper, &c„ Symonds-jtreet TENDERS lor Building at Kamo, neai Whangarei, are invited, and will be 1 received, up to noon on THURSDAY, the 1 seventeenth day of November. Ithe presem 1 month, at tho office of the Kamo Colliery, Queen. 1 Btreet, where 'plans and specifications may be • seen. The lowest or any tender not necessarllj i accepted.—Address, " Seoretary Kamo Portlanc Cement Co." TENDERS Invited, at once for build ing and collecting stone for Wall, 5 fee . high fi chains more orjless at Kllerslie.—Applj KUoraile Hotel. , r f-OWMANS TIME-TABLE Leave Onetruiga i Leave Auckland i Ba,m. 9.45 a.m. ' , 12 noon _ p.m. Special Coach as per agreement.



Meeting-. cd-JC_S_6_£> THE QUARTERLY SITTING of the Licensing Court for .the Dlstrlot of Coro mandel will bo hold at the Court-house, Coro mnndel, at noon on TUESDAY, the Bth day of December, 1831. _ _ ______ „„ J. B. GATLAND, Clerk of Court. R.M. Court, Coromandel, November 2,1881. "a UCKLAND INSTITUTE. Tho Adjourned Monthly Meeting will he held in the Museum Buildings, Pilncea-street, on MONDAY.the 1-th inst, when tho following papers will be read: — 1. New Species of Ooleoptsra, by C_pt T. Broun. M.E.S. . 2. Notice of the Occurrence of the Australian Dollar Bird in New Zealand, by T. F. Cheeseman, K.L.S. 3. Notes on various Subjects, by J. Babor, _ On the proportion of Citrio Aoid con tained in Limes grown in Auckland and Tahiti, by J. A. Pond, Ksq. 5. Translation of the Maori Tradition ot Mani, by F. E. Manlng. Esq. 6. On the Shore of the Unknown, by E. A. Maokechnie, Esq. The attendance of Ladies la invited. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary, Bar__ruptcv nonces. _&&&_s£&> <2___2S2_£2_2&r IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY.



Pnblio Notices. [IK ~0 T I C E. „ All Overdue Accounts payable to the lato ° firm of B RUSHBROOK & BRIDGMAN _ are requested to be cettled without delay. Suoh _ accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, -wiU ba handed to my solicitor for - recovery. WILLIAM R. BRIDGMAN t Auckland, Nov. 1,1881. s XjST EYRE, lfat and Kid Glove Depot, r Vv • Victor—.-Btreet—As I am _^>r stocked In Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, iv > " pairs of Black and Coloured Kid Gloves; a Good " Glove to wear, In 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair ; ' Josephine, black and coloured, 1/6; Morly's Best 1 Knitting Cotton at 1/6 per lb; New Fashionable ■ Collarettes at 1/6, worth 3s; Striped Grenadine, at 6d, worth 1/ yd ; Stripod Lustres. 6id, worth . 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/6, worth 3/6; Sewed Muslins, wide width, at 6d, worth 1/; r a lot of Ladles'and Children's Dresses, bought at anotlon, to be sold at Manufacturer's cost; a , great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and untrimmed Sunday Hats tosolectfrom: the . Durable Silk: Umbrolla at 76, worth 12/6; New _ Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five. . and six buttonod, 2s cheaner than at any other house.-W. EYKE, Vlotoria-Btreet, ; IMPORTER AND BREEDER. ; HOUDANSI [ HOUDANS! 1 HOUDANS BLACK POLISH (white obested) 1 BLACK POLISH I • LAKE TAKAPUNA POULTRY '; YARDS. ' -21 (ft T0 iloo° LENT on Buildinß ' E?S_i?-_V Society principles, or on other terms to cult borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego r tlated. See L_t of Properties for sale on fourth . page. Six per cent, al lowed on monoy deposited ' _? r, .investment -C. Wi_li_mson, Land, -state and Financial Asrent Vuloan Lane. SEWING MACHINES Repaired and warranted In good working order for 2 years.—D. S. Chambers, London Sewing Ma ' ohine Maker, 310, Queen-street MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angelo Forrest Auokland Music Ware i house Qneen-street A LTERATION OF CUSTOMS . «L TARIFF. ' Through the admission, duty free, of all ■ French Shirtings and Prints, I am enabled to • supply ray patrons with Finest Parisian 1 irkss , and R-O-TTA Shibts, made to order and mea ' Burement, at the same figure and lower than 1 the imported slop article —C. DE L'EAU, Frenoh Dress Shirt Maker, Durham-Street, corner of Albert-street. t i_- E W POT AlU'isSl J_l NEW POTATOES 1. From this date I shall have a regular supply I ot Flrst-olass New Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market rates, HARRY OANHAM, High-street I Ootober 19th 1881. : Sharland's Manufactures: ; GRAPE saline, A REAL SUMMER LUXURY. 1 A SPARKLING BEVERAGE. .'.'', Price, 2a a Bottle. | LIME FRUIT SYRUP, Free from the musty flavour so common to '. Limejuice Preparations, Is Sd Reputed Quart Bottles. . IMPROVED LIME FRUIT JUICE, HIGHLY CLARIFIED, '''>:, F-EE FROM ALL IMPURITIES, is Cd Reputed Quart Bottles. FRUIT JUICE SYRUPS. ~"~ These are prepared with 1 LIME FRUIT JUICE. ■ ; Guaranteed Pure and of Fine Flavour, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. ; LIME FRUIT CORDIAL, ~" ~ Fine in Flavour and Quality, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. ' FINE DALMATIAN INSECT POWDER. KOMA, i A PREVENTIVE TO THE BITES OF THE MOSQTJITO, la 6d.a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., Apothecaries' Ball. H' A N S O W . CARPENTER AND JOINER. BERESF.ORD-STREE/T. AU-B-AND, ! Opposite the Congregational Church. , All repairs promptly and economically executed, ______ given. Funerals furnished. 1 __?1 A TO£looa_d£loooLENTont_e 1 3&JLv New Building Society's Principles, ' or other liberal terms to suit borrowers. ■ Mort gages and Loans negotiated. City, Suburban and Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on money dbposlted until investment obtained.—G. Fraser,, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. " .. I .COKE. .... , p O X E. THE AUOKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo- ■'". 55 H mloal fuel in quantities to suit > 9. CD .. > householders, at the following „ „ rates for places within one mile _ BO ' *' 5 ' < of tho Works; longer distances _ in proportion :— s. d. Per saok, 3 bushels .. - 1 6 6 sacks _ .- - - _ 6 3 10 sao-s, or J ton - _ _, 11 6 20sao_3, or 1 ton - _ .. 22 0 Orders may he left at tho Offloe or Works. ';.;;' .;, <l ':'V'VG__ifittings..'.'.;'.-'., * "Iff _ W C A B T L E COAL, The WILD WAVE having put baok to New castle disabled, the SYRKN has been ohartered to take her plaoe, meanwhile NEWCASTLE ; COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered in Town or Country. W. & GTIviNSTONEf pilO R "v" _fu F; "v '."_ "l "i" CO* ' \ THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIO COM i PANY'S FREK ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch 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 Member wanted, Cartes de Visito, Ss per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, I2s 6d per half-dozen,— ■ Leighton'e Buildings, Upper Queen-Btreet—C, H. MONK.TON, Manager. ' -~.-: T. & _EL Coo ke, HURN_TURE, % , BEDDttIG, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, [ 123, QUEEN-STREET, Atjctsxand, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand, ' We Invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well selected Stook ot Drawing-room, Dining-room, , and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun Blind- for Verandahs: Iron Bedsteads, Kapok . Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spbino Mat i trasses, of superior quality, at reduced prioes; a large assortment of Cane-seated Chairs, Veran dah and Crog.net Chairs; Patent Spbino Roller Blinds, aU Bizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Washstands; some Very Superior Bedroom __tes, in Mottled Kaobi ; Toilet Ware, superior donble ' sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth . ruqb, in White, Blaok, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental i Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept clean, and 1 very durable; first-class Haib _Utt__-__ The greatest attention paid to tho packing and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers. AU Goods delivered free In town. .. . . _ _V fc _t7 COOKE, , URNITURB'«__o 3USEt ND °ABPKT 123, QUEEN-STEEET, r Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand, c =3 !t Volunteer Notices. '* -g||» CTOBSON CORPS, A.R.B. ft _Wp>J The Monthly Inspection of above W@i will be held on TU-SD AY next 15th \i\_s' instant at 7.30.' Members absent from i" V>Hh last Parade ore particularly warned _3§* to attend with all arms, _c. ,t "V v" PETER DIGNAN, Captain. y _ ■ : , tTIC'TOBIA RIFLES. The Monthly Inspection Parade of the Com " oany wm be held at the Drill-shed on Tuesday next, at 7.30 pm. Uniform! Full dress with helmets. The members of all ranks are re quested to attend. Numbers ot rifles will be t__en at this parade.-OWBN MAHON, Capt ' Commanding Corps, ■



In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot 1876," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of A-BSBT EDWARD B-00-Hf, of tho norough of Parnell, Storekeeper, a Debtor. This is to notify that Albert Edward Brookes. Of the Borough of Parnell, Storekeeper, has this flay filed a sutoment that he Is unable to meet hlB Engagements with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supremo Conrt-houte in the City of Auokland. on THURS DAY, the 17th day of November iistant, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated thla 12th day of November, 1881. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. T. K-BTX-T, Qneen-street, Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor. Electoral. &&& T^T AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. As Returning Officer for the County of Walte mata, I hereby declare Oliver Mats and Robust Maoeay. to be duly elected Councillors for the Takapuna Hiding; Richard Monk and Hobiht Sino-air for the Ararimu Riding; and Wiixiam Buchanan Cantw___ . for the Waikomiti Riding; And that on WEDNESDAY, 16th November. 1881, between the hours of 9 in the morning and 6'in the evening, Polls will be taken for the following Ridings, one member for eaoh: - Manukau-At the Sohoohrooms, Tiilrangi andWhatipu. Candidates: George Lalng and Charles Pllmson Murdoch. Waitakerei—At tbe Farm-house. Henderson, and Sohool-room. Hobsoaville. Candi dates : John MoElwaln and John Smyth. Welti—At the Court-house, Wade, and Sohool room, Dairy Flat Candidates: Enoch Bond aud Charles Hardy. THOMAS SEAMAN, Returning Officer. > November 12th, 1881. "j^OTICE OF POLLING DAY, In pursuance of " Regulations of Eleotlons Aot, 1881." I, THOMAS JACKSON, Returning Officer for tha Electoral District of FRANKLIN SOUTH, do hereby give notice that, by virtue of a Writ bearing date the nimh day of Novem ber, 1881. under the hand of the Clerk Of the Writß, an ELECTION will be held for the return of One Qu-lifled Person to B»rve as Member for the said Electoral Distriot; and that the NOMINATION of Candidates will take slace5 lace at Pukekohe Sohool-house at noon on the 'irst day of DECEMBER; and that the Poll, if necessary, wm bo ta'-en at the levoral Polling £ laces of the said District on the Ninth day of lecember, 1881. The following are the Pollinghnlaces for the Electoral District of Franklin South:— School-house, Pukekohe School-house, Awhitu Sohool house, Pollook Settlement Court-house, Waiuku Volunteer Hall, Patumahoe Railway Stttlon, Tcaitau Sohool-house, Queen's Redoubt School house, Maungatawhirl Valley Publio HaU, Bombay School-house, Maketu School-house, Ararimu. THOMAS JACKSON. Returning Officer. mO THE BURGESSES. ONEHUNGA BOROUGH. LAM-S and G-NTLKMbn,—I have the honour I to annnounee that I am a Candidate for the ' office of Mayor ot your Borough, and will addresß you on the Monday previous to tha ' Youra respectfully, JOHN LUNDON. a JAMES STEWART, CIVIL ENGINEER AND AUTHORISED SURVBYOh, COBN-B OF SHOHTLAND AHD O'CONNB-L ---STREETS,



'"■ Lrost ana ybuna. % % LOST, a Binocular, at the North Shore wharf, on Prince ot Wales's Birthday.— I Reward at "Herald1' office. __. LOST, a Black Sow-stolen or strayed, -' |9th of November, from Mount RosklU Road. Anyone giving information, will be rowarded, known by the hind white foot— V. Mar. JVlonnt —oak—— _-___ - . ■ ; r_ LOST, in Onehunga, a Silver Hunting Lever Watch, by Russell & Sons, wit steel chain attaohed.—Finder will be rewarded , .-'■ on leaving same at Mr Oilman's, Chemist, One* '" hnpga. ■ ■' _____ LOST, yesterday, on wharf, a large Grey-and-white Woollen Shawl, with two small Hammers.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Mrs Rlat Monnt-atreet : ' - y- LOST, last Saturday night, from Newton, ■;, . a Roan Horse, with long head and ears ' and two white hind feet; a short piece of rope round his neck Anyone returning the tame to the owner will be rewarded. . .'.;'. .;0:) THOMAS ATTEWE-L, Howe-street Somerset Place, Opposite the Orphan Home. TRAYED from Muddy Creek, two Light Draught Colts. Anyone giving the whereabout of tho abovo will receive £1 reward. —J. Craig, Commerce-street - f ; Sportinsr. AANTEK BDR V RACE S. SETTLING on the above Meeting will take plaoe THIS EVENING, at 3 o'clock, at tho Occidental Hotel, _ ** WM. PEROTVAL. " SETTLING over the Canterbury Races will take place at Tattorsall's, Occidental . Hotel, TO-NIGHT.. :_''*:'", ' A' ' . ELENSVILLE RACES wiU take place \ on Monday, January 30.1882. . i : ; Corporation Notices. : c j fi IT V OF AU CXL A-JHJJb. CO___CTION AND REMOVALOFNIGHT SOI-. ' •: The City Council will receive Tenders for the above Work, in terms of Specifications end Con- <' ditionsat tho Office oC the City Surveyor, City Council Offices. Hlgh-Btreet, until 3 p.m. otT THURSDAY, the 7th inst . ; :..i.; . . - The Counoil do not bind themselves to accept anyTondor. . . * ; -.. _. . Tenders to bo endorsed as above.. '...l.n'. ' Intending Tenderers are requested to note that • '.. ' tho City Counoil provide Carts ipeolally con- "' struoted for this work. ... >. r -. v , P. A PHI-IPS, , > Town Clerk.1 Town Clerk's Office, i.ss ■--. , ~;::. i November 1, iaßl. . '-~.■ . ... Shipping. -"•"••■" * "VTORTH SHORE REGATTA. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES IN,THE DEVONPORT HALL, commencing V . at 7.30 p.m. Boats will leave Auckland at 6.30.7, and 8 p.m„ for the convenience of persons wishing to take * part in the above. Return Fare, 6d. , BENJ. TANNER. . - :■. ' ■■, Seoretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited). JPx&L IpOR CO ROMAN DEt; * j|lSsS__> The schooner"" '": '■"'.'■ '• ■" ■~.; i—lTTilirnm -yjm ma _ e regular Weekly Trips .. iijk to the above port commencing on Tuesday, tho SiW lSthinstant ~ ■ - ... S.S yf s .. > I For freight or passage apply on boa-d to - ' v. J. MURRAY, Master,,,, _- : U i Musical. . - - A.N GEL O _D O -BEST,- > AUCKLAND MUSIO WAREHOUSE, "j 68, QUEEN-STEER-. " j.'' ' 1 ALL PIANO-T'oRGANS, OR HARMONIUMS Bought from above Warehouse will be. ~,' KEPT IN TUNE AND GOOD REPAIR FOR' ' TWELVE MONTHS AFTER' PURCHASE: : * nl'; Also, a WBrrTßif Go_sahtbb given with eaoh Instrument for THREE YEARS. It Is hoped the above arrangement Will "bo ; EUlHoient proof that nonk nor RsALLT FlB-T-Ot-SS INSTHOMBN-H Will - - ri, be kept in stock. ■„.,.-.". ,'-„'",. Bands Sopp-ibid for Evbtonq P_rm_B ARoom speoially built for Professors. Private Rehearsals, &c., free. , , .— The Rest ahd Cheapest House in Auckland w FOB* MUSIC, MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.,' ' STRINGS, FITTINGB, &o. A UCKLAND TITUSia Tf^AREHpUSE.' '< 1 NO. 68, QUEEN-STREET. .' ' '-.I Grocers and Tea Dealers. - ' ' • •" ~ ' -'" "• , ~ INDIA AJVX) CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, " "'"': NO, 95, VIOTOBIA-STBEET. , j Owing to the lato Fire In Queen-street, nnd ' consequent loss of outlet for my large bonded ■..■:.' stook of Tobacoo, and especially Cigars, I have .! determined to. Bell a quantity of the latter at a price which, though entailing no loss tome, ■■ will actually be lower than import cost laid down here, 1 offer the first line as under:— *" 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy el -,'■_>. weights, viz., lib 6o_ per 100 IX—:, at 205,. , or 5s per bundle Of 25. 'Vi-i",'.: In Teas I have some of the choicest blends; . obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my, teas from Is Sd and upwards are now carefully J blended with "Very Strong" and "High-dnse r_-f> Flavonry" Indian Teas. This announoemi—t will, I have no doubt prove, aooeptable te the poorer olass. as especially 18 it true this Season that they show better value In tha onp iihan ordinary China alone. t ; ..j .~aa«;:;'.'. ~.: V Tb. lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for .. * • _ Us 2d AlGood China Tea .. _ _ _ Is Od Strong Darjeellng Flavoured Congou _ la 84 - " Tea Extraordinary," a thorough eoono mlotea, with Assam flavour "_' _ ' _n" s "Family Mixture," very choice, rich,and pungent-darjeellng kind .. .. ._■ .Ja.M-.f. J "Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea" _ _ lis . Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, -2s, 21b, 2ffs. and 28s per box. •-/,-. < ...s •. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, ": i Tea and General Importer, ' '_,/. TbbmbCASß. ft 3. Vlotorla-st. Auokland . , ; : —t_, ■-±-_,- : y A HANDSOME LIBKARY FREE OF COST. t We don't know how theydo it, but they do. V \ What? Why, give away a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea. Whol THE M-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their ' Agent ' . .. - W. S. C OLLI N S, ■ TEA DEALER, ETC.," C?Zf£ MANUAKATJ ROAD, PA_NE__ • . mmmmm. —■ ' —______—__———,__——. " niu ' \SS£ 1 Auctions. . 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14. r | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE^ 1 '. , AND.EFFECTS. v s* J At tho Residence of Professor Fraserj ■' ■'"% Grey-street. .'; - 1 GABMEL LEWIS 1 HAS received instructions from Pro- 'fi fessor Fraser to sell nt his residence. Ij Grey-street, at 11 o'clock, on above date, i' HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND I EFFECTS. ■■■"-.■. j Terms Cash. I . <mS&SS_& ':■.: . .. \ CITY OF AUCKLAND. I SIX BUILDING ALLOTMENTS OF I LAND IN WELLESLEY-STREET .! EAST. I CARBINES & TAYLOR | HAVE received instructions from the jij City Council to offer for sale by auction - "j| at noon on Wednesday, December the lith, at >\ 1 their Salo-rooms, Queen-street, ll' THE LEASE OF SIX BUILDING ALLOT-, If MUNTS, upper part of Wellesley-street . | East | ' - ['{ These exceptionally well-aituate allotments • are cloee to Symonds-street. in a very pleasaat. il and healthy locality, and are nearly the last of - m\ the lato Improvement CommlseiQ-ers __ust ' Ll Estate left unsold. ~.. "|| Terms of sale, conditions of.lease, and plan Si may be viewed at the office of the Town Clerk, p City Council Chambers, High-street, ten days Ilr prior to sale, and at the Auctioneers' Sale-room, i; Queen-street, on the day prior and on the day of II sale. Allotment-WiU be flagged. ■ fri (Continued on Fourt- Page.) I 48t .■;■■■■. tMI