THE BURGLARIES.

FBBD PLUMMER ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.

ilB IS CHARCJKD UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT,

Considerable excitement was caused in town to-dny by a report which obtained speedy circulation, to the effect that Frod Plummor had been arrested on sus picion of having been implicated in the recent burglaries nnd robberies which have been reported in our columns, and which have created so much alarm amongst our pea'cably disposed citizens, their wives,, and families. To recent arrivals in the colony, the name of Plummer is! probaDly unknown, but the majority of residents here can recall the time when he gained consider, able notoriety as a robber and housebreaker. His exploits were quite famous for a time, and the cleverness and ingenuity which he displayed in the performance of his burglaries, and in effecting his escape, excited a certain kind of admiration for those distinguishing qualities which mado him so notorious, Sonic time ago it was known in Auckland that Plummer had been released rrom Dune, din Gaol, where he had been serving a sentence; He engaged himself—under an assumed name—upon the Kttipara railway, working very hard, and it was firmly believed by his friends that he was ani mated by a desire to lead an honest iife. During the last few. months ho has been recognised in the streets of this city by 2 ersons who had known him iv the old ays. There were some who appeared only tog willing to connect his re-appearance with the depredations which have been of almost nightly occurrence, but whether they had any grounds for their suspicions remains to be seen. No one appeared to know where lie resided, and opinions on the subject differed greatly. A MYSTBRIOUS STRANCJER. For tho last fix months the residents of Brown-street; Poßsonby, have had their curiosity excited by tho presence in the street of a mysterious stranger. He rented and occupied a httnso there, but was very seldom seen outside in daytime. It is reported that some neighbours say ho re. maincd inside all day, and came out at night, remaining away usually till a late hour. Sometimes he would disnppear for two or three days, but ho was never known to do any work. Neither were the neigh bours aware whither, ho went when aw&y from tho house. They could not under, ittand by what means he obtained a living, and therefore looked upon him with aus picion. While pursuiug their enquiries, the polico ascertained that there was some peculiarity about this individual, and following up tho information which they were already iv possession of, they came to the conclusion that he was none other than the redoubtable Plummer, known to his landlord and neigh* bours as G. F. Bailey. The decectives had, we believe, been looking for him for some time past, but were unable to iind him. It was, however, well known that he was in Auckland, having frequently been seen in the streets. Mr Pardy worked upon the clues which he had obtained, and de cided to arrest the suspicious individual. The Capture. '

At daybreak this morning, Mr Pardy, accompanied by Constables Strathearn and Bernard (Freeman's Bay station), proceeded to ths house in question. They knocked at the front door for some time, but . received no answer. Constable Strathearn had meanwhile gone to the rear of the house, with the object of preventing egress from that quarter. He casually glanced along at the side of 'the homo, when ha saw a man about to effect his escape through a window. He called to Constable Bernard, and that officer fol lowed him round without delay. The man made a blow at Bernard, but missed him, and he was then collared by Strathearn, and shoved back into the house. The window was then closed down again, and the officers proceeded to the rear of the house, and broke the door open. When they entered the house, they lound that the inmate was none other than Fred Flummer, bo notorious here some years ago He was arrested without any resistance on his part, and taken to the Police Station, where he was locked up on a charge of hav ing no visible lawful means of support. A search of the premises was made, but the result has not transpired. Flummer was questioned by the police as to how he bad been getting a living during the last cix months, but would not give any satis factory answer, PLUMMEB IN COURT.

Tho Court was crowded this morning with people anxious to have a look at the prisoner. He was brought before Messrs Isaacs and Martelli, Justices of the Peace, and charged under the Vagrancy Act with having no lawful means of obtaining a livelihood. He did not plead. Mr Pardy stated that hr; had been arrested under very suspicious circumstances, and as several other charges would probably be brought forward, he would ask for a remand for eight days. The case was accordingly remanded for that time, and prisoner was removed. Plummor is a young-looking man, but his age is really 37 years. lie is ot fresh florid complexion, and wears full sandy board, hair, and raoust ache. HIS FAST CAREER.

There are many to whom Flumm er's past career is very familiar, and who can easily recall the circumstances of quite a number of robberies in which he was concerned. He was born at Luton, Bedfordshire, Eng land, in 1844, and arrived in Auckland early in 1866, when 22 years old. Immediately afterwards he purchased a farm at Mount Albert. His brotfier was a leading draper then, carrying on business on the site now occupied by Mr Linabury's drapery estab lishment Fred Plummer therefore moved in goodsociety,and was considered to be quito an eligible settler. The expectations which ■were formed regarding him, were, however, not realized. He took up his residence in the Settlers' Home, Coburg-street, which was then kept by Mr Hidings, and after he had been in the colony Beveral months, committed the first burglary traced to him -by robbing hia brother. On that night, the 58th Regiment gave a ball in the Oddfellows' Hall, Queen-street, which is now occupied by Mr Coupland as a produce store. Plummer, it appears, scaled the old barrack wall, and managed to got an engineer's ladder, with which he made his way to the rear of his brother's shop. He mounted to one of the upper windows, and having broken a window, effected an entrance through. His brother had put the cash box away in his presence on the previous night,and he knew exactly where to find it. He secured the box. and having thrown several webs of cloth about, and disarranged the goods, with the view, it is believed, of making the police believe that the robbery was commit, ted by someone unacquainted with the premises, he effected his escape. Proceed ing to the foot of the barrack wall, which waa only a short distance away, he broke the box open, and after pocketing the contents, left it there. Wo suspicion was attached to him, and very shortly afterwards he removed his place of residence to what is now knowo as Alexandra-street. It was then Edward street. Not content with having escaped the consequence of his crime, he robbed the house of Rev. Whewell, and then followed it up with breaking into the house of Mr Alexander W. Burns, in Cabbage Tree Road. A great deal of booty —including a revolver, ammunition, &c— was secured on that occasion. His acquain tance with the Settlers' Home, where he had resided, enabled him to commit a bnrglary there, by which he became possessed of a nnmber of watches, a quantity of jewellery.and a large amount of other property, These crimes were committed so frequently, and at the same time with such a degree of cleverness, that people became greatly alarmed,. Eventually, Plummer was arrested by Detective Fernahan, September 11th, 1866, endeavouring to pawn a revolver and opera glass, which were recognised as part ot the stoles goods. IW ESCAPES FROM GAOL.

He was committed for trial at the next criminal sessions of the Supreme Court, but ere that time arrived he was f reo once more. Having been lodged in Mount Eden Gaol he was kept with the other prisoners. Un the evening of November 4th, 1866, the inmates of the gaol were paraded xi usual in the diuing-rooin, and marched upstairs to be placed in the cells for the night. Hummer was amongst the number, and when proceeding out of the room, he quickly slipped under the stairs, and was not observed by the attendants in charge. It was customary in those days for the guards to leave the platform when the prisoners had been marched in, and they had just retired. Plumruer therefore climbed onto the platform, and. made his escape before he was missed, A diligent search wa3 made for him, but without Buccees, and the burglaries commenced again, and were more daringly per formed than ever. According to state ments subsequently made by him, it appears that he remained in town about a month, dressed in female attire. Ho

frequently wrote to the newspapers con tradicting incorrect assertions made regard ing him, and this increased the public excite ment, All efforts to discover liia whereabouts proved fruitless, and eventually he stole a horse and made his escape to Aibertland. He was observed there on horseback by a settler, who shot him. in the leg, and this led to hi* arrest at Mangawai on January 28th, 1867. He was then broufiht back to Auckland, and sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. Some years ago, a number of Auckland convicts were sent for safety to Dunedin Gaol, and amongst the number were the notorious Cyrns Haley and Fred. Plummer. The latter effected his escape.some time after his arrival there, and returned to his old habits. After committing a number of robberies, he was re-taken, and sentenced to la* farther term of imprisonment. Failing health, however, induced the autho« rities to release him during the present year, , and shortly afterwards he came to Auck land, and rented a house in Brown-street, Ponsonby. PLUMULE IN LOVE. During his residenco in Brown-street, Plummer fell in lovo with Misa Me X win, a young lady under twenty years of age, and daughter of a brick layer living close by. She is a Kornan Catholic by religion, and he joined the Church in order that there might bo no ob jection on this head to his union with the lady of his choice, and was accepted by the family as the future husband of the young lady, and he had promised to settle £1,500 on her father. It was also undcratood that ho wished to take his bride to England. He said that he had a large amount of money, and was living on his means, Mr McEwin was struck by his accomplishments. Plummer is an excellent musician. PliUMimE'S INTENTIONS. Plummer's domicile is a. cottage 61 three rooms in Brown-street, Ponsonby, nearly opposite Mr McKinstry's private resi dence. He rented the house from Mr Williams, tailor, about six months ago, and has, we understand, paid tho rent regularly. Tho ex-convict had been making overtures to his landlord for the purchase of the property, and the bargain was to be completed on December 7th next. Mr Williams fouud Plummer to be a njitii o£ good address, and when ho first came to see about the house he was dressed like, and had tho bearing of, a gentleman.

so far as we have heard, however, no evidence connecting Plummer with the recent burglaries has yet been discovered. His former career, therefore, must not be allowed to prejudice him unduly, pending the production of tho justification which the police have to show for making his arrtot.

PARIHAKA NEWS.

;from our special reporter.]

NO FURTHER ARRESTS.

PUNGAREHU, this day. It is generally understood that no further arrests are to be made, and no more houses destroyed. At the same time it is acknow ledged by the authorities that all the houses owned by the aliens are not dostroyed, for the reason that many of them are inhabited by natives who aTe to be allowed to remain because they have au interest in the land by ancestrol title. The first mandate, that none but the hupu owning the Parihaka block are to be lett, has been countermanded, and any Tarauaki native_ who can claim by inter marriage or tribal connection is to bo allowed to remain. This probably accounts for the largo number still left behind. More drays were brought out yesterday. The only natives under arrest still remain ing at Parihaka are Titokowaru and Te VVhetu. The former will be sent to New Plymouth and tried for using seditious laaguage, but it is not likely that he will be punished farther than being bound over to keep the peace; bnt the probability is that the bail will be made heavy, and that, failing in finding recognizances, he ■will be kept in custody for some time, in the same way as somit ef the fencing prisoners were. Te Whetu will probably be sent back into the pah. It is difficult to discern how anything else can be done, when it is considered that he has only lately been discharged from gaol for fencing, and any other charge against him has been practically condoned. 1 speak in reference to the murder of Brady in 1865. The other man engaged in this treacherous act is Wbataran, and he has since been employed in the A.C., and was discharged some short time ago on account of the distrust of his action entertained by the military authori ties, and subsequently rewarded by grants of laDd by the Royal Commission. He is believed now to have offered to give evidence against his accomplice, Te Whetu, but the offer is said to have been refused. The difference in the treatment of two equally guilty men strikes one as very peculiar—the one. kept a? a prisoner, the other rewarded with land.

A now camp has been chosen a little north of tho present one at I'aribakft'j This will be entrenched and a permanent station made. A road will be taken through from Parihaka towards Manaia, and in all probability the land left to sea ward will be cut up for European occupa tion. It is very doubtful what will be done with the large blocks awarded to the natives by the Royal Commission, but it is more' than probable that they will be con siderably curtailed to provide a fund for the payment of our loss, in treasure, not blood, on these spring manoeuvres. How natives are to support themselves on their tribal lands is a question engaging the consideration of the Government at present, but it is thought that nothing more will be allowed than the occasional visit of one of their number to Paribaka to fetch potatoes ; that no residence at the place will be allowed ; armed men will be stationed on the various roads leading there, and re occupation by alien tribes will be strictly prohibited. Parihaka is almost a melan choly Bight. 'Xhe demolition of the houses in some cases is only partial. It is a truly pitiable expression of the severity of a severe policy.

[BY TELEGRAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

PUNGAREHU, Tuesday night,

Tho last batch of prisoners has departed. Ninety-one left this morning. Parihaka is miserably d oil. The natives are very down hearted. When Titokowaru refused food Dr. O'Carroll prepared to administer it forcibly, upon which Titokowaru gave in. The strength of Armed Constabulary on the Coast is 827. Hone Te Oti is in custody for Fleming's robbery. The natives gave information, aa he was stealing horses. As Te Whiti and Tohu have been so many years out of the world, a visit to the centres of population may open their eyes. The A.C. camp will be moved to the new ground in a few days. Major Goring is in command of thejdetachment still occupying the stockade. It is 100 x 52. The slabs are four-inch, and commanding Parihaka and surrounding country. Captain Gudgeon returns to Manaia; Captains Gascoigne and Newell to Opunake and New Plymouth respectifely, the two last returning. PUNGAREHU, this day.~

Yesterday afternoon more whares were pulled down. The village looks the picture of desolation, and will be worse when at least half have been demolished. There was an intention to destroy all surplus stores and crops, but it has been abandoned. So long as the people behave well passes will be given to parties under responsible chiefs to revisit Parihaka and take away their stores. They could have done so with their own bullocks and drays when dispersed, but would not. Hone Teoti, for burglary at Fleming's, was found with some of the stolen property on him. He confesses being with the party, but not the thief. Constable Connell is getting up the evidence. The whares at the fence, Pungarehu and Farapara, have been destroyed. Hodb Teoti was sent away yesterday, This morning Titokowaru and Eangi (Lloyd) lett New Plymouth, under arrest, to appear at the R.M. Court, charged with using threatening language. TO-DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

The collection of the native horses and working bullocks is likely to occupy some of the force to day, and it is reported that more whares will be destroyed. The forma tion of the new camp is proceeding. A large number of constabulary were posted on picquet ground at Parihaka late last night in consequence of the unsuccessful search for several well-known natives of alien tribes who are still in the village. These your reporfer mentioned recently as among them, and all the efforts of the Maori spies have failed to discover them. It is supposed that they are. in the habit of going to the back of Parihaku during the day and retarniag in the night. The very fact of these important natives exerting all their ingenuity to elude arrest, and attempting to

koep up the interest of the natives in the affairs of To Whiti, proves incontestably that the affair is not so nearly settled as the authorities suppose. The departure of Mr Bryce on Friday, and the dispersion of many of the men for duty on public works, is likely to be followed by the return of many of tho natives. They make no secret of their intention. (BY TEI__C(BAPH—PKESS ASSOCIATION.) PUNGAREHU, this day. TITOKOWABU SENT TO NEW PLYMOUTH. Titokowaru, Te Whetu, and Teoti wore sent to New Plymouth by coaqh at 8 o'clock this iriorning, two armed constables acting as escort, Te Whetu and Patua have been released. The evidence obtained against Teoti is that some of Fleming's wearing apparel was found in his possession when arrested. Titokowaru appeared very sullen, this morning. Two charges of theft made by the natives on this side of Nuw Ply mouth against the search party of Mounted Ki11... have been set at rent. They alleged that a mere andja cheque wero stolen from the wharc, but Davis proceeded to the wharc, and after search found the book with the cheque and mere untouched in il.

The site for the new camp is being cleared, and a move will be made on Satur day, ftoad-making will be resumed on Monday or Tuesday, ltuhotu camp will be broken up shortly.

NEW PLYMOUTH, Tuesday.

THE DEPORTED NATIVES.

On Friday tho 18th November last, tho Government removed some 260 natives from Patihaka and placed them on the north bank of the Waitara, where is supposed to be their homes. The few natives around have but little food—scarce any potatoes and no pigs—for the large number of people sud denly thrown upori them, and the' Govern ment have mado no provisions nor supplied any food. It is against the nature ot the Maoris to beg food from the Government, and they allege the Government were aware of the scarcity, and could have, pro* vided without being naked. Some Euro pean settlers have contributed potatoes and flour.

TELEGRAMS.

[BY TKLEOKArn,—OWN COKRKSFONSKNT.)

THAMES, this day,

At a special meeting of the County Council,Mr Brodie was re-elected Chairman for the ensuing yoar, the remuneration being fixed at £150. Councillor Fraeer moved that the position be honorary, but failed to find a seconder to his motion. An amend ment, that the salary be £200, was also negatived.

GISBORNE, this day. HORSEWHIPPING AN EDITOE.

Mr John Gannon, brother of the candl. date for the East Coast, horsewhipped Mr Mackay, editor of the "Poverty Bay Herald," this morning in Gladstone Road, for publishing a statement that the name of Gannon could not be found on any baptis mal or marriage register.

{PEK PRES3 AQBNCY.)

TIMARU, this day. RECEPTION OF VOLUNTEERS.

Canterbury Volunteers reached Timaru on their return from the front by a special train at 2.30. An immense crowd was assembled outside the station to witness theirairiral. They were received by a committee of gentlemen and volunteers who stayed behind, and given a champagne luncheon. They were welcomed by tho Mayor on behalf of the townspeople. The health of the officers was drunk by the men, amid great enthusiasm. The men were formally discharged from active service by Captain Hammersley, who was then picked up and carried shoulder high out of the building. The Temuka and Ashburton men return by the evening train to their respective homes.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.



.Kleotorai. mO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. GENTLEMEN,— I beg to submit myself as a Candidate to re present yon in the General Assembly. Should you see lit to entrust me with so Rreat an honour, I shall make it my o»re to be a hearty helper in all measures calculated to promote the present and (nturo prospects of the country. So long and intimately known as I am to most ot you, it is only raminding yon o( what you already know to remark that my sympathies are espeolally with the Northern end of the colony, and I have some experience of its special requirements. From my lufauoy it has been my home, and its interests shall always have very affectionate and zealous regard, and I will strive to promote snob legislation as will moat conduce to its well-being. I am, your obedient servant, RICHARD MONK. TGILECTION NOTICE. AUCKLAND CITY~NORTH AND WAITEMATA. Electors of these Two Districts are respect fully invited to refrain from pledging their votes at" present. Candidates having the confidence of the Liberal Party will shortly announce themselves. TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY NORTH.-MR T. Thwaitis will Address the Electors of Auckland City North on FRI DAY, the 25th, at 7.30 p.m., in the Temperance Hall. Albert-Btreet. mo THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN, -L NORTH. Gentlemen,—l am a Candidate tor roar suffrages at the forthcoming General Election. I beg to inform my friends and supporters thr.t I Intend going to the Poll against all comers, I will address you la due course. I am, gentlemen. Yours obediently, WM. FRANK BUCKLAND. Bankruptcy lNocices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of George Mabkib, a Debtor. This is to notify that George Markle, of the City of Auckland, Cabinetmaker and Carpenter, has this day filed a statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on FRI DAY, the 2nd day of December, 1881, at the , hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. < Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of November, 1881. G, W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. George Markle, debtor in person IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tha Debtors and Credi tors Act. 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of Alfred oeobgr Howard, of Epsom, near the City ot Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Settler, a Debtor. A General Meeting of the Creditors of the said Alfred George Howard will be held in the Buildings of the Supreme Court, on MONDAY, the 28th day of November, 1851, at the hour of II o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving my report and granting the said debtor an Order ot Discharge. Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of November, 1881. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. F. Brookfield, Solicitor for Debtor, Colonial Bank Buildings, Auokland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the various Aots amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of (JJCORGR BAXTER MARTIN, Of Walroa Hotel, Walroa South, in the Pi-ovincial District of Auckland and Colony of New Zealand, Hotelkeeper and Storekeeper, a Debtor. This is to notify that George Baxter Martin, of Wairoa South, in the Provincial District of Auokland and Colony of New Zealand, Hotel keeper and Storekeeper, has this day filed a Statement that be is unable to meet his Engage ments with his Creditors; the tat Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Brdldings, Auckland, on TUKSDAY. the t\TMty-ninth day of November, One thousand eisrht hundred and eighty-one, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the foi jnoon. Dated this 22nd day of November, 1881. G. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. Hughes & Georok, Solicitors for the Debtor, Shoifland-street, Auckland.



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ANTED, a General Servant for the country.—Apply Mrs Seymour Wells Brey-fltreet. W ~ANTED, an Organist for St. Mary's Church, Parnell.—Letters of application, otc, to be addressed to Mr It, Marls Clark, Bonth British Insurance Company. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress.— Apply to Mrs F. Schoiffi Arney Road, Remuera. WANTED, an Engine (not less that 16 lnoh cylinder, 18 inches preferred), also, Boiler to suit.—Reply stating price, locality and particulars, to Box 131, P. 0., Auckland. ANTED, a Geneial Servant.—For address, apply to Mr James Reid, Kden Terrace. ■ WANTED KNOWN-Fresh Lot of Black Eld Gloves (all sizes) for Is lid at Dampler'-. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, B Female Hotel Cooks; wages 20a, WANTED KNOWN—Newcastle Coal, hourly expected per Aurora, delivered at 32s per ton cash.—J. Craig, Commerce-street. WANTED, a good Milliner; one that can servo at counter preferred.—J. Rendell, Brighton Honse. top of Grey-street. ANTED to Kent, a Small House ; 2 rooms preferred to 3; 10 minutes' walk at moat from town olook.—Address, "Town Clock," Stab office. WANTED to be Known—Good Strong Perambulators, price 17s 6d at T. A. Taylor's Baaketmaker, Upper Symonds-street. ANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. ANTED KNOWN —All Accounts owlng to W, Brownhlll must bo paid on or before the 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor (or collection.— W. Bbownhiuu Bootmaker, 166, Qaeen-st. "ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertlse ment appears on Ith page. 9th colnmn. WANTED, an experienced Nureemaid to take charge oi 2 children; references required.—Apply In the evening to Mrs A. H. Nathan. Lower Bymondß-ntreet. WANTED to Sell, a Strong, Light (vessel's) Boat, 18 feet long, with sails, oars, rowlocks, masta, a_d anobor,—R, U. Green wood. Auctioneer. WANTED KNOWN—Brown Windsor soap, 3id the bar; Glycerine ditto, lid the bar; large Rack Combs, 6d; Tooth Combs, 2d; Hair Brashes, Bd, at Dampler'a, WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Workßi Custom -ho-se-Btreet West WANTED, Purchasers |for New Pota toes. Fresh Supply every day from our own Farm, Panmure, in large or small qtfanti tloß, at lowest market rates.—Fisher & Co. 11th November, 1881. WANTED KNOWN —Large lot of Ladies Aprons, 6d each; Ladies' Lisle Gloves, 4d; very wide Black Elastic, Id; Large papers Pins, 2d, at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN-Another Lot of Long Lace Curtains (3yds) for 4s lid at Dampier's. WANTED, Tenders for the Purchase of about 20 acres of "ats; will bo ready to cut for hay eight or ten days hence; can be stacked on the ground, and three or four months allowed for removal.—Apply to Mr R, C. Green wood, Land Agent, Queen-street. WANTED KNOW N-GKAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store In the Market. Be in time. VV ANTED, Tenders for Removing Cot- TT tagein Upper Qaeen-street.-For plans, &c apply to J. A. Pennalligen. Grocer, Wake fleld-street. ANTKD KNOWN, that E. Mitchel- Bon & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, are soiling Maize, Oats, Bran. Sharps, Floor, Oatmeal. &c, &c., at lowest market rates. WANTED seen by the Ladies, the new Dress Material at Is. and the nice colours In Pompadour Print at sid; Calico 2d, Bleached do 2jd, at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN, that you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by goinato Mnnro and Mllligan. 800 advertise wont on front page.



Wanted. ANTED KNOWN-That Willian Wost, cornor of Wyndham and Albert street, la prepared to supply the Trade ifl iti different branches of Rood Cano Seat am Windsor Chaira. A good Stook of BeeOl Windsor In atOrO. Ordsrs punctually attcrtdec to. ,„ : _ WANTED, persona wishing to dispose of Proportios to furnish mo with par tioulars. No sale, no charge). Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a reads sale.—Di F. Evens, Estate Agent, next "ileraia, Queen-street. , ANTED KNOWN-That Utia JACK, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Graftqn Road will oall upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable eofVantai-Mra Jack, Mount ICdon Road. . . . 4NTED KNOWN—The Blatik Satin for 3j fid, and the Black Silk for 1b lid, are going fast at Damoier's. WANTKD KJSUWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Qneen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branohoa is now carried On tinder the special superintendence pt Mr G. Fraser; valuation* made, surveys for lajid transfers effected, and titles perfected at ininiiilum cost. No Charge made for registering properties ftfr Bale/ WANTED KNOWN — Hourly ex. peoted to arrive, a cargo of Best Co operative Coala, per Aurora, very cheap.—J, Craig. WANTED to Sell, Mixed .Paints in gallon tins t Kiuri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 nor BallOn.-Atkinßon & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Meeara X, Porter & Co. t . ANTED KNOWN—Hats, mowers, Feathers, DreßS Pieces. Lustres, Stock lnga. Gloves, Corsets. Fancy Goods. Cheapest House In Town.—Q. Carter, Victoria-street. WAJNTr_,L», orders tor our lamoua Trousers to measure, at 13a 6d; also, the wondrons 05s suits. Overcoats from IDs. Mnrvollous value at J, D. Phillips'. Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street. ANTED seen, the Ladies' Kid Boots at is 6cl i Prunella do., with tassels, 6s 6d; White Kid Boots, 6s fid; Men's Boots, 63 0d; Chlldrona' do., very cheap, at EampiofU WANTED, Bushmen and Pit Sawyers, —Auckland Timber Company (Limited) TT7ANTED, the P^lio t0 &ea<l ffly T T Advertisement on Front Page of STAB, JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, 13, Grey-street. WANTED, two or three Grocers in Auckland and District to t/iko the Agonoy for Nelaon, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Teas. These Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Publio to be the Finest ever Bold in tho Southorn Hemisphere, and are guaranteed free from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moato, & Co,, Tea Blenders and Importers, High-street, Chrißtchnrch. ANTED KNOWN, J. Ualliday, Boot and Shoo Maker, is prepared to execute all ordors In the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches pat on with solu tion,— I'lonso noto the addresß, Abercrombie street, fourth shop from Symonds-Btreet. ANTED~K"NOWN-Taat J. K. Lambert & Co. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-street. ODPoalte the Star offlco, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting tho above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, do matter how largo or small, the consignment may be. For days of gale, see further notice. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W, Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Moms Hharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmaoy at 181, Quean- Street (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Modiclnes, and the supply of Fare Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. Vi/'AHTED KMOWfI, mat D. GolOle IT la prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Bine-Gum shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street) near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being nndor cover.ls better than that curohased elsewhere ANTED, Dealers to know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with tables and lighted with gas. Open every Satur day Morning at 9 o'clook until 11 o'clock at night, where Fish, Settlor's Produce, and Dry Goods can bo ottered for sale. Space allotted for amusement. No gambling or illegal gamed. —For hire of Btand apply to Thomas Slater, Weigh-bridgo Office, Lessee of City Market. WANTED, Buyers to know they will be well served at BRIGHTON HOUBB, top of Grky-strkkt,—Drefs Beiges, 7}d ; Alpacas, BJd ; Galatcas, 4}d; 70 inch Heavy Twill Shootings, Is and 1b 3d; 80 Inch ditto, Is Gd; Lace Curtains; new Fringed Imitation Crochet; Quilts. 10s Gd, lZsOd, lls 6d; Hollands. Calicos at lowest prices; a large assortment of Unilorclothing, Babr Linen, &c. Good Styles in Millinery, J. ltondcll, having no heavy oxpensea in rent or management to meet, and being satis fled with small profits, can oll'er Roods at much less than usnal town prices. ANTED, the Public to inspect H. Walto's stook of Baths. Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japannod, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, Insect Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, fco., &c. H. Waite having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and as everything is oommanced and finished on the premises, he can sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony, H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zlno-worker, next old Police Station, Hlgh utreet. WANTED KNOWN - Dunne, Hall, and Co. beg to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the premises lately occupied by Madame Bottenelll, opposite McArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their well - seleoted Stook, eaoh department will be found replete with tho Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laces, real and imitation. Ladies would do v> ell to give us an early oall. No trouble to chew Hoods, Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jackets, in light colours, selling at a great sacrifice.—Dunne, Hall and Co. ANTED KNOWN.-CHRiSTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.—To meet the increasing demands of the season, an immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goods have beon received at the London Arcade. An unpreoudented display oC the Greatest Novelties ever Been in Auckland are now arranged on the attractive stalls, classified and marked in plain figures at prices within the reach of all. The Arcade is opened dolly at 9 and closed at 9 (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspection invited. In this establishment the useful and ornamental are combined, forming tho most attractive and unique display in the colony, unequalled either In the low prices charged, the magnitude or class of goods offered. 13.000 Christmas and New Year Cords, ranging in price from Id to £1. See the flvo windows, filled with new goods, weekly replaoed. Regular shipments per Orient and P.O. steamers,—London Office, 58, St. Mary Axe.—Seo Goodson'b .London Arcade. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, imme diately. Tenders for Building Chimney (labour only).—Apply corner Napier and riop burn Btreets. BCHOONER or Cutter, about 25 or 30 tons,wanted to purchase.—Apply by letter, stating price and particulars of vessel, to X.Z., 49, Insurance Buildings. BOAT.— Wanted, a Handy Boat, 17 to 20 feet—Leave address at Star office. juoßt and Found. LOST, to-day, near the Poat-office, a Leather Purse containing £1 note and half-sovereign.—The finder will be paid Ss If left at this office. LOST, a Milk Can.—Owner will be re warded by leaving it at D. Grubb'B, Karaagahape Road. -| fkS. REWARD,—Lost, a Cow from B \9 Newton. Finder return same to Eden borough Hotel, Symonds-street. Any person found keeping tho Cow after this will be prose cuted; ; ■ fiOUND, a Gold RiDg.— Loser apply Gf. JD Rhodes, No. 1, Pitt-Btreet Board ana .Residence. STRAYED into my paddock, a largo Black Pig. If not claimed within six days after this date, it will be sold to defray ex penses,—Apply to Thomas Mitchell, Mount Kden. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Persons requiring the same will meet with every comfort at Croydon Villa, Vincent-Btreet, Terms moderate.—Mrs Fuller. /^OVKRNOK BROWNE HOTBL, VJT HOBSON-STRBET. Board and Lodging.. _ _ ..20s per Week Single Koom 25a. Medical. QHAKLAND'S TjUMILY TDILLS ; Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. They are Valuable In Indigestion. Price: They act effectually on the Liver, Is. and 2s 6d a Box. APOTHECARIES' HALL. Opposite Poet-offlce. Sweet Sustenance. The superior nourishing properties of malted food, as reoommended by the great Liebig, is one of those foots that oannot be disputed. . t AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article FRBSHLY PREPARED with great care, according to the recipe ot Baron Liebig, from the beat malted barley and wheat. The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on this food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that flesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely in this delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a FRKBH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost must add con siderably to the large Bale this excellent food has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See directions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/G per Canister. Manufactured at. "The Pharmacy," QUEEN-STBEST, AUCKLAND,



To Let. i npO LET, a Room in Patnell Rme i»iih r J. use of kltofien.-Apply John Evans, Far flell Rise. . f|AO LET, off Newton Road, a 2-roomed X Cottage, large rooms; rent, 5a 6d per weekv —Apply to W. Short, Kxmond-street, Newton Road. . . . rpO LET, in Victoria-street, Hoatfe and •JL , 8h op.—Apply to D. Stevenson, Nelaon atreet, Corner ot Baker-fltfeet. TO LETj a very comrortaDle alid coil' tSnieiit Honse containing 7 rooms, bath: room, &0., &o.; oil In flrat>class order; situated in Eden Crescent, flea* at. Paula Churoh.-D. ff. Kvanß, Estate Agent, Qneefl-Btroet. TO LET, lof boirees, Concerta, Singing and Dancine Claases.andsimilar purposeß, the Eden Hal), Eden Totrafce. Also, Two Bhopß —Apply to W. N. Henderaoc, 210, Queen-street.l O LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly done up.—Apply Mutual Life Association of Außtralaaia, 81, Queen-atreet. 0 LET, in England-street, off Franklin Road, a Four-robmea Houae; water laid on.—Enquire first honae. . rjncTLKT, a nicely finished New Shop. L . ana Dwelling ot nverooms;Napler-atreet cood situation for Chemlßt, Haberdasher, Boot maker, Ureaaniakoror Milliner; rent, 16s.—Apply On the premises. ____,_— —. Fcir Sale. FOR HALE (cheap), Shop Fixturesl afid remaining ttock.-Apply shop, Dairy Buildings. HobßOn-atrcet ._ i/iI)K SALE, four good quiet Cows, F three in foil milk, one to calve In a fort night I also some good-bred Heifera, 20 months oil-Apply J. Gidley'B, Epsom, near Mount tt don 'Bnß Stand. | I7IOR SALE, a neat fottr-roomed Cottage, F Commercial Koad. West Newton, Prioo £135.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Batata Agent.. _ OK SALE, pure Bred Alderney Cow t calved early part of December.— Apply STab office. . ■ IJIOR SALE, at Alma Place, Spring. ? Btreet, Ponsonby, a House with 4 rooms and a Bcullery; good well and garden; £180 cash.—Apply to F. »■ Ewlngton. IjIOR SALE (very cheap), a Firat-class J? Donble Dwelling-house in Vinoent-slreet j the two houses contain 12 rooms, and oould bo easily made into one large dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot ment.—Apply on the premises, Henderson and Bpraggon, YlnoemVatreet. fnoß. SALE (crieap): Lot No. 1, Wairau, ' 100 Acres really Rood land; Lot No. %, Wairau, 10 acres superior land; Lot No. 35,j0Jn8 Major Moir'a land, Mangawal j Lot No. S ; Toka Toka, 79 acres good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, fee, Fort-atreet. |j^OK SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm cf JP 160 Acroa Good Lund, House, Stable, Sheds, &c, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good ran (or cattle joining the farm. Only 14 miles from Auokland.—Apply to John Boppct. Land Agent. Fort-etreet, . . . I" MFUKTANTto BeAKDINU-HuUSK KKBPERS and INVESTORS.--*>r imme diate sale—An excellent Restaurant Basinets in the heart ot the city. If urniture and Goodwill, £200. The right port of man might make his fortune there.—F. B. Kwington, 81, Qnoen-Btreet. FOR SALE, a Business in the Eaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is In a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Baohanan, Castom-honae-street. L~ANGSHAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the above (p.uro bred j alao, Kggs.-Apply Mr Rennell, Storekeeper,^'esi[fej InOKTSALE~fereat Bargain), the Yacht 1 Glance, 6 tons, complete, almost new, In splendid order; cwner going into Btftitn,— Apply W. P. Featheratone. North Shcre. Bi'OK SALE or LEASE, the Homestead IT and Lands (lately in the occupation t,t Mr Willie) aituated at Mount Wellington, Pdnmure, conelatng of abont 461 Acres good Grazing Scoria Land.—For further particulars apply to Mr D. White. Wynyard-sweet; or, Beorge Fraser, Central Freehold Land Agency. Queen- Btreet and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Nov. 19, 1881. BHOK.SALE, at A. Williams's, Mount F Eden Station Yard: Taupirl ann oil kinds of COAL; also, Best Titreo and Rate FIRE WOOD, in any Quantity, delivered ut Lowest Price, for Cash only to unnnown customers. Orders left at his atore, opposite Eden Vine Hotel. . I?OK LEASE, the Large Building, cor } ncr of Chancery and O'Connell-streets, 80 ft x 201t. Three floors, well adapted fora factory. —Apply to Brown, Campbell and Co. ifiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, Newtoi J? street, a Pretty Cottage, 5 rooms, with Allotment about 33 x 150; nice little garden. Cheap-only £120. Maßt be sold at ones.—D. F. Kvanß, Katate Agont, Queen-atreet. lilOK SALE, Building Allotments at M} ■ Monnt Mden, 66(t frontage by 132 ft . to Mr Stevenß. Stoneyhurst, Mount Kden, lilOR SALE, the Island of Moturoa near J? Russell, Bay of Islands, containing 500 acres of good land, well watered. Good air roomed Honee and other out-buildings on Island. Stock now rnnning on Island to be taken over at a fair valuation. The whole will be sold cheap and on eaay termsi—Apply to Robert Browning, Solicitor, Stioitland-ntreot, Auck land. SADDLERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.- Curled Hair for Bale from 9d to Is 2d.— John R. Gray. Bhortland-street. USICaL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Anck and Music Warohouse. T ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Miitakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find It to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commißßion Agents, opposite Stab Olfloe, Wyadham-Btreet. T AMDS FOR SALE. 1,685 Aorcs within 16 miles ot Auckland; 900 acres in grass and cultivation, orchard, &c. 13-roomed House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. Apply to 3 R LAMBERT & CO.. Wrndham-Btreeb They have also lands In several other districts I*LACK(>MITH'£S BUSINESS FOR J> BALB. To an Industrious aud prudent man a certain fortnne. A well-eatablißhed Blacksmith'a Boai neas for Sale (oheap). with Tools. Bmithy, and, if required. Private Dwelling-house. Most satis factory reasons Riven by the present proprietor for wishing to celL Terms may be arranged. For fur^er particulars *gj»% ozmg< 27. Queen-Btreet. TO SAW MILL OWJNEKS, TIMBER SQUARER3. AND OTHERS. GOOD INVESTMENT. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 225 Acres Good Land, one mile from Railway Terminus. 3oodriv»r communication. About 600,000 to 700,000 feet Kauri upon it Large quan tities of Ti-tree, Puriri, fit for sleepers, poaia, or firewood. Unusual faculties lor getting out unk timber. Price, 30s per acre; easy terms. Apply to 0.X., care of Mr KoeUey, Solioltor, Qneen-Btreet. W' ALPHONSO BMIXH, • LAND AQENT, Whangahki. RATES, RENTS, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. FOR SALE: Lots at Grahamstown, Wangarel, and Kamo. Farms at Farua Bay, Mangatapere, Raa tangata, Tamatorau, Waikeikel, Manaia, Ma ngapai. Land Agent, Wangarel. CJUBURBAN RESIDENCE.—For Sale— O A oommodions and pleasantly situated Family Residenoe at Epsom, containing 20 roomß, all in the moat perfeot order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled Btable, large coaoh-houae, and other conveniences; together with 1i acres of choice land, In garden, orchard, and paddocks. Card to inspect, and further information may be obtained, on application to^^,^ Or. W. AITKBN, A N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. To be Disposed of, the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of the Oldest Established BOOT AND SHOK BUSINESSES In Auckland. The present owner being obliged to give it np on account of ill-health. For particulars; applyto D. FORT. Shortland-street. FOR S A JL. E, Tun Undermentioned Allotments :— Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)— 2 Allot ments, 132 x 264; prloo £175 each. - Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)-2 allot ments, 132 z 261; £125 each. Bmmett-street-2 Allotments, 66 x 160; £100 each. Sarsfield-streot-2 Allotments, 66 x 200; £125 each. Corran-atreet-2 Allotments, 71 x 117; £115 each. Angles9a-sti'eet-3 Original Allotments, 400 feet deep. Kyber Pass Road-I Allotment, 33 x 99; £90. Percival Square-Allotment, 71-x 100; prioe, £100. Sale-street-Large Allotment, 265 links by average of 100 links; £100. Mount Albert-3 Villa Residences: £600, £1,000, and £1,300. Other Properties on application to THOMAS MEIiVILLK, « Accountant,' High-street, Auokland. ._._ uraperv. EYRE, nat and Kid Glove Depot, • victoria-street. —As I am over stocke Jim Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, 1000 pairs of Black and Coloured Kid Glovea; 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 Collarettes at 1/6, 'worth 3a; Striped Grenadine, at 6d, worth 1/ yd; Striped Lustres, 6Jd; worth 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, atl/ 6, worth 3/6; Sewed Mnslins, wide width, at6d, worth 1/: a lot o£ Ladies'and Children's Dreaaea, bought at auction, to be sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and untrimmed Sunday Hats to select from: the Durable Silk UmbroUa at 7'B, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five, aud six buttoned, 2s cheaper than at any other house, A lot of Two-buttoned Kid Gloves (light colours), la per pair. __ WHY PAY MORE? — Inspect the Goods, compwo Prices, and judge for yourselvea.-AUen's General Drapery, Vtotona- S treat.



Public Notices. Jjf. 0 T I C E, AUCKLAMD TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED). The RflKietered Offloo of the above Company haß been REMOVKD from Custom-house-street East, to thetr New Premise), Custom-houße street West, where all Business from this date will be transacted. Annunciator No. 18, Tele phone Kxchafigo. W. 0. DALDY, JUNR., Soorotary, Auokland, 22ka November, 1881. TWTOTIOE OF REMOVAL.— Benjamin jL3I 'fanner, Accountant arid Commission Agent, ha 3 Removed to No. 8. Queen-street, next Messrs Soppett'e Flour Depot. BUKGLARYI— Loss prevented by using Tsnn'B Fire and Thief-proof S»fes.-E. ana A. laaaoß, Agents. . mfiE.DirectSupply Store Import Goods A of every description from the makers, and sail for Qtßh Wholesale and Retail. CAKBUN WLTJSKS, 4a 9dj Chamber Servioes. 7s Bd j Cutlery, Ironmongery, Bruahware, Glass, China! Karthenware, at pricea only possible under oar system. rnHOsE about to marry and parties Mr* I-I nlßhlngy before buying call at the Dirset Supply Store, 219, Qaeen-atreet, opposite Close Bros. RE MBS ANN CATHERINE WYN YARD (DKCKABKD). All Claims against the above Lstato mnst be rendered to fte undersigned on or before SATURDAY, tie 2fth November, 1881, or t&ey will not bo recognised. JACKSON ft RUSSELL, Solicitors to the Kxssutor. Fort-stieot, Anokland, November 11,1881. MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.- Angelo Forrest, Auckland Musio Ware housfl Queen-street. nhHS NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST' MENT BOOIBTY OF AUCKLAND. CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANE. All olasses are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera- LOAN 3 granted on Beourity of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose ofBOTiNQ, Building, &c in sums of AW to £5000, repay able-for every £100 advanoed-at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Instal ments:— " , _ _ | Repayments Per Repayments Par' extending over Week, extending over Week. 8. d. fl. d. 8 years .. 1510 7 yean .. 8 3 i years .. 12 6 8 years .. 7 6 S years _ 10 B X 10 yearg J 6 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weeKly payment, or the whole ram may bo paid off at any time—the Soolety grant* Manger. | OCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED his Dkpbnbary and SoBQERr to Hewin'a BuUdinßu, Welleßley-street. Hours of attendance :-9 to 10a.m., 1 to 2, ana Private'Resldence: Symonds-streat. OKOWN qBE AD, MADE FEOK DECORTICATED WHEAT MEAL, BY E. McKEOWN, IMPERIAL BAKERY, QUEEN-STREET WflißF. " Thia Bread is vastly superior to White Bread; for, besidea havinß one third more gluten, the material that forms muscular flesh, "Liebig" Btates that it containa about 200 par cent, more phosphatio salt to nourish the bones, brains, and tisanes. Bread made from thia Meal contains everything necessary to sustain life at a small cost, and ia prepared according to the procesa of Dr. Campbell Morflt. of London, and ia frkb from the irritating effect of the ordinary Brown Bread usually sold. Thia Meal is specially prepared by JOHN LAMB, WAITEMATA MILLS, Auckland. T^T O T~" ICE. All Overdue Accounts payable to the late flml Ol RUSHBROOK & BRD3GMAN are requested to be cetded without delay. Snob, accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solicitor for reooTer}'' WILLIAM R. BRIDBMAN Auckland. Nor. 1,1881. ■DUEEAU yERI TA 8. PABI3-8, Place De La Bourse, BRUSBKLS.-18S, Rue Royalo. The undersigned has been appointed Agent at Auckland of the "Administration da Bureau Veritas." Yesaols Superintended whilst Building, Classed, Re-classed, Surveyed &c, &o. U. B. ORUICKSBANK. Philip Johbs, Surveyor. ■KTBWCASILB COAL. The WILD WAVK having put back to New castle disabled, the BYRKN has been ohartered to take her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE. T« & H« C O O X E, KUBNITURB, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 123, QUEEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well selected Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, andßed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun Blinds for Verandahs: Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spring Mat trabbks, of superior quality, at reduced pricea; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patent Spring Rolleb Blinds, all sizso; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Fanels; Marble-top Waahstands; some Very Superior Bedroom Suites, in Motti.kd Kaoki ; Toilet Ware, superior donble Bets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth bugs, in White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept clean, and very durable; Srst-class Hair Matxbasscb. 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 Caah Porohasen. All Goods delivered free In town. T. & H. qOOKE, URNITURB, BEDDING, AND OARPRT WAREHOUSE, 123, QUKKN-STKEET, A'djolnlng the Bank of New Zealand. TJRO BONO PUBLIC O. THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANVS FREE 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 tho above will be glvan with every Sitter. 600 Members 1 wanted. Cartes de Visite, Gs per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12b 6d per hall-dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street,—C. i H. MONKTON, Manager. 1 COKE. Ri o k c. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver "this very econo » mioal fuel In quantities to Enlt P> r a g householders, at the following m jo rates for places within one mile Q of the Worba; longer distances § 0 CO 1 In proportion — B. d. Per sack, 3 bushela .. _ 1 8 Ssacka _ ..„.._ 6 3 lOeactes, or J ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 saoks, or 1 ton .. „ ~ 22 0 Orders may be left at the Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. £*~i i\ TO £100 and £1000 LENT on the 3& J. U New Building Society's Principles, or other liberal terms to suit borrowers. Mort gageß and Loans negotiated. City, Suburban and Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on money deposited until investment obtained.—G. Fraser, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. niATO iIOOO LENT on Building »1" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. Bee List of Properties for Bale on fourth page. Bix percent, allowed on money deposited for Investment. —C. Williamson, Lund, Estate and Ificancial Asent, voicon Lane.



Jfubiio Notices. nnO-NIGHT fa the Great Opening Night JL OF THE Occidental Billiabd saloon. Como and see the Match for £100 between the Two Auckland Champions, Admission free. ISHER'S OCCIDENTAL HOIEL AND TATTERSALL'B, The vast alterations ana improvements In the Establishment having boen completed, Frlencls and Visitors to Auckland are invited to visit THK PICrUIRK GALLERY! THE CURIOSITIES! THE AQUARIUM I THE KNGIISH, FRENCH, & AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES 1 mnii] TTTRKK MONSTROSITIES! TEE THREE BABS! THE THRKR LIVING WONDERS I The Proprietor, ALBiCRT FIBHKR. QTRAWBBKJJIBS AND CREAM, k5 Fresh Daily, at Mason's Parnoll Nurseries. pHEAP FEED FOB FO*WLS. 100 SACKS MAIZE, at 3s pot bushel. 200 SACKS BROKEN WHEAT, at 4s pei bushel, COUPLAND & CO,, GRAIN AND PRODUCE MERCHANTS. aSkS^ T^TOETHEKN STEAMSHIP jESS^i-l CO. (LIMITED). — FOR HO ,**** El ANGA.-TBB 9.8. J&rtfKKA Will cave Onehunga Wharf as aboveon TUESDAY, the 2fltb instant, at 3 p.m.-FOr Ireigtrt or passage apply est the Offlco of tbe Company, 67. Jaeen-Btroot, Auckland; or to A, Barnes, One' hunga.—A. MoGßgaoß, Manager.- ■SMte^'\rORTHERN STEAMSHIP jHmKll CO. (MMITKD).-FOK KAG- The s.s. Rowena will leave Onehanga Wharl as above on BATUBDAY, i the 26th Instant, at 10 a.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Company's Office, 67, Queen street, Auokiand; or. to A. Barnes, Onehunga.— A. McGbkgob, Manager. •Bldte^ T?OR TAURaNUA, GIS jnKSK;Ij BORNE, NAPIKR, WBLL "■"""""^INGTON, ARD LYTTKLTON. The b.s. Obbti ia unavoidably Detained until i p.m, TO-MORROW (Thursday). WALLER & CO., Agents. A TJCKLAND RAG COMPANY, DAUBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in each week tor the Purchase of all kinds of it AGS, METAL. &C., FOR CASH T\y["Rß LEWIS begs to inform the Parents Itl. and Guardians of her dear Pupils that, owing to the serious injuries received in the late 'bus accident, and in accordance with the earnest advice of her medical men, she will Close her establishment next Friday, November 25,1881, SWlth referenoe to the above, Mrs Lewis re turns most grateful thanks to the friends who have for 25 years so liberally supported her in her scholaetiß career, and informs them the has sold EPSOM HOUSE, and the Good-will of her Establishment, to MkS, BTODDARD, of Pon eonby (a lady eminently qualified to succeed her), -Hho, she hopes, will receive the Bamo patronage and support. IN consequence of the above early closing of Mrs Lewis' School this quarter, Mrs Stoddard intends re-opening it in Mrs Lewis' old residence, "Epsom House Seminary,'' on the 18th January, 1882. Mrs Stoddard hopes that parents of Mrs Lewis' present pnplla will extend their patron age to her. CfIAS. BURTuN & CO. respectfully inform the public that through the encouragement they have, received they have been compelled to Remove to more centrally situated premises, and solicit an increased con tinuance of past favours.—Chas, Barton & Co,, Produce Merchants, Mo, 3, Queen-street. Sharland's BakingPqwdeb. Moa Bbahd (registered). Analysed and Certi flcated. ShARLAND'S J)* KING rOWDBR Is used by thousands o£ Jftunliies for railing Bread, with half the trouble and in a quarter the time required with Yeast, Shabland'sßakingPowder makes delicious small loaves of Bread, hot' digestive Tea Cakes in a few minutes, Soones better than yeast. ShARLAND'sTBaKINgPoWDER. Invaluable In the Country Districts, and makes 1Z per cent, more of Br»ad than from yeast, ShajrlandjsJßakingJßowdejr Saves Kggs and Butter in making Puddings and Pastry, and prevents indigestion. S HARLAND'S 13 AXING PowDER Will secure the following important results:— Bread will be made cheaper, more digestive, and in one-fourth the time; Puddings and Pastry will be made light, wholesome, and deUnlous, with half the usual quantity ef Eggs and. Butter ; and Flour will be converted into Tea Cakee, Buns, Scones, &&, in a few minuted at a trifling cost. Sold by Merchants and Storhkkkpubs in Canister) holding one pound and half-pound. Pbiob : is 6d and 2s 6d. WHOLESALE OF J. C. BHABLAND & CO. Auckland. RUDDELL'S EXPKESS runs between Mursden Point (Whangarei Heads), Rna kttka, and Waipu, each way, In connection with s.B. Argfle, starting from the Point immediately on arrival of steamer from Auckland ana Whangnrei. Fue,3s6i. Saddlo Horwß for hire and sale. Meals ready at Ruakaka on arrival of express. Agent at Waipu, M. McGregor, where first class aecoaunodation can be had. a W. RUDDSLL. ■ ••-•:-■■■■ - Rnatcaka. Waipu. . Masonic. . , s MASONIC BALL In celebration Of the OPENING OF THE FREEMASONS' HALL, To be held at the OHORAL HAIiL, ON \_ WEDNESDAY, Deo. 7th, 1881. Tlokets may be had from Members of Com mittee. [!■ MOSS M. LEVY, P.M., Hon. Sec Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA AND CHIBA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VIGTOBIA'STBEET. Owing to the late S'lre in Queen-street, and oonsequent losa of outlet for my large bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined 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 down here, 1 offer the first line as under:— 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, or 6b per bundle of 25. In Teas I have some of the choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teaa from Is 8d and upwards era now carefully blended with "Very Strong" and "High-olasa Flavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the poorer class, as especially is It true this season that they show better value In the cup than ordinary China alone. , lOlbs of Good Kaiaou Congou for ~ _Ms 2d AlGood China Tea .. - - _ lstd Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. la 8d " Tea Extraordinary," a thorough eoono mio tea, with Assam flavour - - Ss "2-amUy Mixture," very oholoe, rich, anfc vnngent—Darjeelinc; kind _ .. _3a od " Very Rioh Deep Brown Tea" _ -.Ss Capital values In Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21a, 235. and 28a per box, FREDE. WHITEHEAD, Tea and General Importer, Terms Cash. 06. Vtctorla-at. AaokLand INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet Pounds and Half-pounds In Four Qualities. KMPBROR'S BOUQUBT, MANDARIN'S OHOICE, IMPERIAL MIXTURE. ORIENTAL MIXTURE, They are disthiguiiihed by great strength, agreeable briskness, and delicious flavour teaulUng from a ncio:atifio admixture of the very finest Teas that the great Continent oi Asia can produce. The excellence-of these Teaa is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exists for them in Victoria, and wherever they have been Introduced. AGENT FOB AUCKLAND I JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-home street. ___ A HANDSOME LIBKARY FREE OF COST. We dont know how they do it, but they do. What? Why, give away a Handsome vojumi witt evetySlbs of their celebrated Tea, Who! THK JJMIUOB TKA COMPANY, by then Agent * W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALER, ETC. HAHUASAU BOAD, FAESEIii'



Fersonaii ;, m I HAVE iotmd my fri«nds at the W«k. vorth Hotel, Mahorangl. splendid accom modation. Boautiiui scenery.—G. JT. Svcu - : Proprietor. ■; MeetinsH* T'XT STREET W«SLEYA» CHURCH. The j Lnnual Home Missionary Ibetttott will fca held in the above Church, THIS t^ rednesday> EVKNtNG, oontmenolnft »t T^O tfdook. Ctalf to be taken by Mr George WlDßtroe. Addresses will be delivered by Revs. G. Bond, Barber, . Hudson. Rameka, and other freindß. a Collec tion wlli be made In aid, of the Home Mlurira , and Church Extension Fond. TVTOKTH SHORE.—Now Quarter Bing. i.l Ing Class (fee. 10/S eintfe members :«B each where more than one of famiU» ■ ~ wiUbegta on Thursday «ventaß.No»em* ber 24th, at 8 o'cloofc -Holy Trinity Churoh Choir Practice same evening, 7 o'olook.—H. Gordon Gooch. OLD CALEDONIAN ,fiOLDMINING COMPANY (LIMtTKDI. NOTICE! TO SHAREHOLDERS. The Annual General Meeting of the State- ; holders will t>e heW, at the Company* Offloe, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on '"'DNKS DAT, the 30th day Of November, 1881, Ml* rtfafelt noon. g3 aTODABT , Secretary. AueHana. 23rd November, 188 L ■ . DVANCE LICENSE • HOLDING, TIBX ' . AGneral Meeting of Shareholder! ta *^ above will be held at the offloe of the ttnd«C fdgned,on WEDNESDAY, tf'9 30th day Ot No vember, instant. By Older, MAODONALD. Seoretory Pro torn. Auckland, November 23.1881. Corporation Notices. | QfiTY OF AUCKLAND. ELKOTION 07 MAYOR. In pursuance of the Municipal Corpurattons ,: Act, 1878," and amendments tbareof, anoVpf " The Kegulation ot Local Eleotiops Act, 1816,. I hereby declare James MoOobh olabk, Bsquir,?, duly elected Mayor of the olty of Auckland. '■ CHARLKS IR^IN XU.KB, Beturnlcg Offioer. City Connoll Offices, November 22,1881. ■ f CIITY OF AUCKLAND. FOEMATION AND DEAIHAGR WOKKS, ALBXAHDRA-BTEKBBT. ,' - ! '^ ■> FOBMATIOK AND UKAIN ABE WOEK3, ITOJHt QUEBN-STEKBT, '" : The City Counoil will receive Tenamßniilirs '). n.m. of TUUKBDAY, !)eoember 1, for Worta as ' above in terms of plans, epoclfloatlona litd oon ditiona to be viewed at the Offloe of the Ott» Surveyor, City Connoll Chambers, Hlgh-etreat. The ConncU do not bind themselves to aeoept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed reipecwea , tor the work tendered tor^^^^^ Town Clerk's Office. TownOtok. 23rd November, 1881. r Tentfera. 'X _; Prisons Department, ; ' Wellington, 17th November 1881, SPENDERS are invited for the-supply of I I BATIONB, IRONMONGERY, CLOTH- > I ING, and other Necessaries to the Prison at ! Auokland from the lot day ot January to the Mat day of Deoembor.lßß2. Teaders,to be addressed to the Visiting Justices, will be received up to noon on the Bth day of December next, at the Prison, whore General conditions and Specifica tions may be teen. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ,: . . <BjOrder>) , A.HUM*rCap.a«<;T. Inspector of Priaonß. " ■, ~■ rffO BUILDERS,—Tenders required till L Friday Nbxt for five-roomod Hem.» at Newton.—Plans and apeoifloationa to be neon at F. Coßtert, Tobaooonlst, Newton. ■ i • !i. mobuil d b :r & Tenders are Invited till noon of SATURDAY,' the 10th December, for the Erection of tto 1' 1- Auoeland Cobtke Palace, Quoon-etroot. Plans, &0., may be seen at the office of tho : . Company, Colonial Bank Buiidingß, whore ten ders sre to be lodKod, addressed to the Score wty (Mr John Milne). '■ ' > r i n>iii • . THOB. BTEVKNBOK, Architect, mo BUILDER'S. '■: Tenders will be; received up to noon on THURSU \Y, the 24th instant; for the Kreotlon of Bank Premises at Whangarol for tite Bank Ot New Zealand. Plans, do., at our offices, Queen-street. , ■ BDW. MAHONKY « SOW,'':.. 0 ' Arohltaotß. m O BU/ 1 L DEB S. Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on WKD ■NKBDAY, the 30th instant, f«r tha Erection of a Villa Restdenoe In Graf ton toad.. <.- , : >. -ji ■■:■;, Plans, &c., at our offices, Qtrsen-street. KDW. MAHONKY k. SON", Arohlbsocßb m O; B V I L D .iß'j-K^S^'x. Tenders will be received until noon of MONDAY, November 28th. for tlie Bnotion and Completion of a Family Beeldenoe, to be created at lierauoro. KDWAKD BABIXJEY, V .' •.; lUj . ■~ArolUteofc-i tf\ O B U It L D S B B. Tenders will be received ' until' noon Of MONDAY, November 28th, for the Erection and Completion of a Villa Residence, to be erected at Lake Takapuna. KD WARD BiJITLKY, Arohlteot, ■ rJI O B TJ I L D B E '"'i? f Tenders will be received until noon of. SATURDAY, the 28th instant for the Breotlim of a Retaining Wall in Upper Queen-street Plans. &c, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British hambors. it/* ■■■'*)'■i•.* **i*• *, -i , ■ i'; EDMUND BELL, Arohtteot. , : nn~O BUI L D BB 8. Tenders will be received until noon ot SATURDAY, November 26, for the Kreotloa (labour only) of Two 3hops in Ponsonby Bpad. • ,>•, r Plans, &c, at the office of tho Colonial Jnanfr l ance Co., Hhortland-Btreet "'. , JOHN BHKgHAy. Oails. T^TEW GOLDEN BKLT GOLD JJ\ MINING COMPANY UiIMrTBD), Notice Is hereby given that unless all Calls •{ due on the followlnir chares, togother withes- ■'-' pensesLare paid on or before 11 o'clock on WKDNKBDAY, tho 30th instant, they wiU t btt sold by auction by Mr Richard Arthur, at his Mart, QQoon-Btreet,atl2o'olooitthesameday(— Shares: Boyd, John, Coromandel.. ■.. .. .«. SOB ; Barrett, Peter. Coromandel .. .. ,'...■; fid . Oolebrook, J. D., Ooromandel - - -100 Cassidy, J. P., Ooromandel •.. .. -20 Glover, R, J., Ooromandel „ „ 100 Glover, Annie, Coromandel .. ~ - 20 GarUck, T.. Auckland U .. .... SO.rr Harrison, R. tt, Coromandel .- ~: - 80 ludson, John, Thames, .. .. .. .Set i IcCormiok, O. Coromandel .. .. . If? > Btubbs, C. A., Auckland ... '. _ ■ ... ;„.•-' S'ij Taylor, A, H,, Auckland _ .. .. - SW' V. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, 2Ut November, 1881. '■ .' ■ Auotiona ','.■,:■:*: ;;':.,':i TO-MORROW, KO(P^. OLB A R I«¥-OU T SAL E. BALANC3E OF STOCK OF lOBACCO, Vestas, Pipes, Toys, Fanoj' Gooiti, Bta- * tlonery, Books, Perfumery, Brotliwtxe, OlaH- .. ware, Tobacconist's Bhow Fteore (Catoirayc), ■• llass Oases. Soales and Weights, flat Shmv Bewing Machine, 73 assorted Clocks, Timeplooe, . Clothing, Drapery, &c, Plctares, ko, ■ , AT ART HUE'S MAKT (Furniture Department), , W. S, COCHRASE. JAS. DACEK FRIDAY, NOVEMBBB 26, : / PIANOFORTE, DRAfITUSQ-BOOM ' :■■ ;"• , BUITB, ,:•■-,- &*,:.;■:;? ■'■• ■■ household furnitubjb. -y; ; ffIFE subscribew will sell, at theirßoorag, X Foirtetreet on Friday, the 26ttr Instant, atUtfotook,- '■: ;•• - ; " " : •.-'■;''.;:':- ':•■:; . By order ot the '^g*^ "» atol!e <* «^|S RoeewoodPlanoforie.by Oollard and Collar* Drawing-room Suite ot 9 pieces, walnut ana j *" rep; Coooheo, Chalrg, Picturoa, Car tains, Carpets, Gilt Cornice, Tables, ■ nininar Tables. Cheffonlei", Mirrors, Fen- ' dera, ireu and Wood Bedsteads, Mat tresses. Bedding, Ohesta lOraweat ;.; Marbla-top Waahstand, Tollatl|we. . . Wasastaads, Cots, Kitchen Btove* tma - • : Ovens, Safes, Utensils,6o, . -';. . _ At 11 o'clock prompt, ■ Tiro Long Dlcicg-room Tables, 2 ©addSlMf, 3 Sowing Machines. , ■ > SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, ■ ' AuctioMtiß. (Oontiuuoci on Fourth fatfe.)