TELEGRAMS.

[FBO?I OUR OWM COBRESPOKDBHT.] I 1 ' COROMANDEL,*this,day. r GKM.—Anne-looking reef was cut last night, showing lets of mineral. This course is not determined. Tokatka.—The reef ia the winza k making big. An improvement is also noticeable in the face of the main, level. -, The NKSS.SIDE haslbauked more specimens, making a total of 109 pounds. • t The Qukkn OP NORTH is getting good gold. ; ■" i The Burs Petbe is crushing about 12 tons, wh(ch yielded 340z3. CHRISTCEUROH, this day. SUPREME COURT. There are 21 prisoners for trial at the criminal sessions of. the Supreme Court, ■which opens next week. --The cases include house- breaking, horse-stealinfj, forgery, burglary, libel, and iudecent assault. Heavy N. W. gales have been experienced daring the last two day?. . ' 3DUNEDIN, this day. ; BUSH FIRES. Bush fires around Duucdin ycaterday did ; considerable damage. One started at Broad Bay, and spread with surprising rapidity, causing bush men to fly for their lives.-: Two cottages we're burnt. Mr -Larnauh loses over 1,000 cords of cut firewood.' ' MISSING SCHOONER.*-si ,-., -Mr H, Gnthrlo has received the following " telegram:—•" Waitara "lias returned from south; no trace of missing gchoonet Owake."

A VISIT TO PARIHAKA.

(BY; TBLKaKAPH.-^PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

CUBISrCHUBCH, this day. The "Lyttelton Times" correspondent has telegraphed to bis paper giving an account of an interview he had with Te Whit* at Parihaka on the 13th, '-Te'-. Whiti told him it wns quite correct that if the soldiers .used fire-arms the. natives were to do so. He said, "Did not the reporters write' down his words at the time.""" Must "it noi~ be "correct."' After a pause, adding " It must be correct, because it had the effect I desired— that of making the pakehas' bring soldiers. from-all parts." There were no fortifies- tions at Parihaka, or in the bush, but Tito kowaru's people had taken up their abode at Parihaka. Te Whiti persists in saying a ssttlement satisfactory for both sideii is at hand. Probably the. solu tion of Te Whiti's recent -; watlike spirit is "to be fonod 'in -the the fact that he desired to, embarrass Go vernment by compelling them to bring a large armed force, which would at the same time convince his people of the uselossness of fighting, and so retain peace and bis mana. -:- •- "■ ■ ■ :.-'" i

ELECTION NOTES.

A MKETiNa of working men was* held oh' Tuesday night at Tauranga, tor the pur pose of considering; the question of the. representation of the electorate in Parlia ment. Mr Richard Blake presided. Among: the others present were Messrs William Kelly, Richard Rhodes; .'Robinson, McCarthy, Hannon, J. Kelly; Jone?, Mar tin, Murphy, D, Fielding, &c.,. After can sidcrable discussion, it was proposed by Mr William Kelly, and seconded by Mr Richard ; Rhodes, that a committee be formed for tbe surpose.5 urpose. of, forwarding the return of Mr, ohu Sheehan as representative for Tauranga •i electorate. The:motion was carried. Our' readers will remember that we prophesied, some weeks ago; that Mr Sheehan would be aste_ to represent Tauranga. ..-"..'- rj ■ "/Mr Vesay Stewart has just completed an electioneering tour toOhinemuri.:>: * : j • -Mr John^McKenzie is a'oabdidate'*fo}' ' Moeraßi.-, . "^ * ~7'" ■ ".** There are -three Richmonds in the field forWaipawa, viz,, Mr Ormond, Mr Sydney Johnston; a brother ot the Attorney-General and_ high Tory, andMr W. Cj. Smith, who is a Liberal, and is said to be the popular ■ candidate. * • '■'.': < Mr Shepherd has finally decided to stand *. for." the .'Rodney district". Mr Shepherd representedMatsden.aud afterwards Albert, ' in'the Provincial Council. Be has, taken an active part in the affairs of his district • for 20 years, having boen: a member of the Rodney County Council. He has once previously contested the Rodney con stituency, "but was defeated. (:' Regarding the possibility of Mr Sheehan'B candidature.for Tauranga a correspondent ■writes to the "Bay of Plently Times " as , follows ;4Sir,— It is current conversation "that' Mr John Sheehan is to contest the electorate here, bnt I see nothing definite fn the paper about it;, Are his supporters ' ashamed to show their names'? >They might well "be, when we have better men here. ..Or. is. it<tbat Mr Sheelian's.friend's are only waiting to see if "tbey can't get him into a mora important place before they pitchfork him on to us ? "

~ v r - [BY TELKGEAPg.] ,-• £ V& ■■■■-~ :, GlSßo^Nls,;Frjaayf i ■ Mr M, Jr Gannon the Gisl&fne election, -i. :■. ■3.? .. :.; KHOS • ;":-; ■; WELLINGTONJ«aii^.! -Mr Price, a; candidatefor r:ad^ Vdreißed the : electors thw' evening. : V He kdrocatVd'the Bon-alienation of the Crown Lands, and proposed * system of leasing. Het faTonra the imposition of a tax on land I already sold, on "a graduated scale, 6n_a I •imilar basis to that in, Victoria. He be r liered in. an •incoino.tax onfall incomes ' above £200 per annum. HeTsrould do away with the Customhouse. , . ~, . J /t-:i/' :'■:''■■:■ \:' JUUNEDINi this day. f, Mr John. G,<aham has addressed bis, elec :jtors:in the central ward. • ■■■ ' .-' ' ■-' Mr James Seaton is a candidate for the ' Peninsula, '. r ..; ; ; : ._, _ *.'','•, '../ .'■ . .'. \ *;• W:7\-.\^. CHRISTCHURCH, thurday^ i Mr John Holmea, candidate; for South Christchurch, and Mr Henry Toomes,. for Stnmore, addressed the, electors last night, :i'«nd,received;votesof thanks; Mr DiXonis annpnnced. as an Additional candidate 'for ' 'AJshloy.'';'..,„:' ' "■;.''■'-.'.:: '. ,«o « '-.": .a .: r: Mr Watson.addressed; the electors: of Wakanni district at Rakaia last night,"and ' "receiired a vote of confidence*. ' ' , .; .^ i? ; /-INiVEECAEGIEIi, Friday. rv"Mr P.T. Finnj the well-known^ Tmirister, will contest Nokonui irt the Liberal in terest. ~ , ~ "' Mr Shanks,' wh6 has hitherto been re carded as doubtful, is liowdeiiuitely oiit.foi Mataura, :- ' : .;- ■ • ■-'" ■' •■ >'■'■■ /■--■^■■'>' [

SENSATIONAL BALLOON TRIP.

The Vienna correspondent of the London : "Daily Telegraph," writing on August 22,* ■... reports:—-Last night ,M. Godard, the celebrated French aeronaut; who was accompanied by three ; local; journalists,' very narrowly escaped a melancholy "death: by tho descent of his balloon in the Danube. "The start was effected * from a' largo pleasure gatden in the neighbourhood of . Schonbrunn at a quarter-past 7. _^n im mense crowd had assembled to witness the proceedings, and cheered vociferously as the huge aerial craft rose majestically aloft Aboutanhour later athuaderstoimof terrible t violencebroke out, and the gravest appre hensions were entertained for M. Godard and his .companions. As it afterwards '"proved, they were only too well founded. The balloon was caught in the midst of : the thunder-clouds, anoVthrice the lightning * flashed within a few .yards of, its-terror :. stricken crew. M. Godard, however, kept " his presence of mind, and: after ivainly en ■ deavonringi by emptying the to steer clear of the-storm j he decided to come down as quickly as possible. The balloon -was .then some 3;000ft; high, and. moving ,:.*«*-the rata *of= 34ft. per -ttoA-BP?-The gaspipe was opened, and the balloon began *to descend with fearful* rapidity Suddenly M. Godard exclaimed.»' We shall fall into the Danube." A fruitless attempt was made to use the anchor, but the trees were too far below and the speed too .great. At any moment it appeared that they might be engulfed in the stream, whence, owing to the storm,.all escape would be impossible. M. Godard here upon cried -out, "Gentlemen, we are one too many 1" But, as none of his com ' panions appeared disposed to withdiaw, he threw out 25 kilogrammes of rope, and with the anchor attached to the remainder, endeavoured to catch the brushwood on the river edge. This, fortunately* succeeded, * arid the car was secured within a few feet of the water. "Thank God, wc are saved I shonted M. Godard, just as a tremend ous shock imparted the welcome fact to his " fellow travellers." Assistance was at hand, ■ and an hour later the whole party were re covering their composure in a neighbouring 'viU_gb inn. The descent was accomplished at.9o'eiockinearKlo^ro^ubarg. •-' -j

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE HEIGHT HOUR SYSTEM.

\ g;, (To thb Editor.) CI [ .^_»~?nJ?P, yto yonrqUeijr rathe rntroduotlon of tho olght hour Bystom, the following informa tion may not ba unacceptable.:—Tho Now Zealand Company's employes at Wellington, from the: foundation of the colony,'worked but eight hours per day. The eight hour system was Introduced into Auckland mainly through the exertions of the lata Mr "William Grififn. The organization which carried it into effect was the Carpenters' and Joiners' Society. The secretary to that body then was MrE. Mahoney, of the firm of X, Mahoney and Sons, architects. Three months' notice having been previously giv^n, the system came into force by the mutual consent of the employers and employes on the Ist Sept., 1557. The initiatory steps were taken by resolution of a.publio meeting held In the Oddfellows' Hall on Bth June, 1857, vide reports in "New Zealandor" and "Southern Cross" newspapers. The anniversary of the establishment of the system was kept up by an entertainment in the Oddfellows' Hall, at which an address was delivered. In 1859, the address of Mr Griffin was published in the " Auckland Examiner." After 1860, thn annual celebrations wore di continued. Mr Griffin was also tho agitator for the Saturday short halt days in 1851. This agitation was carried on by the Building .Operatives' Society, under whoso auspices'the first land aasobiation was formed, and. on the introduction of the Constitution Act, Major Derroni was elected tho working man's ropreßentattvoin the first Provincial Council that a,i t for Auokland. A clipping of one advertise ment herewith jwill show how the agitation was carried on.—Yours, Seo., ' A Participator. Eiairr Hour Movement.—The Committee eleoted to conduot tbe above movemont in accordance witn tho resolutions-passed at the Eublic meeting on Monday evening, June Bth. eg to inform the Meobanics and Labourers of Auokland, that their meetings will be hold on Tuesday evening*, from 7 to 0 o'olook, at tho Carpenters' and Joiners' Club Boom, Queen street, until September Ist, next, to roceivo the subscription ahllli o g towards defraying exponeoa. and to transact other business in furtherance of the above object.—''New Zcalander;'newspaper. 1857.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—The meeting of the bnilding trade to-ar range about the half holiday brought out ex- Ereasionß which clearly show that the eight our system, is the right thing, both for the employer and workman, and tho resolution come to proves that good sense and mutual agree ment prevail, which, unhappily, is not always the case. Now while 47 hours per week are the working hours in the most healthy of a'l trades, how comes it that 19 hours per week are the working hours in tho moat unhealthy of trades, namely the gum trade. Is It less profitable, or is it greed ? Are the gum merchants loss generous than their compeers in tbe building trade ? Was the extra two hours sorewed on by tho Yankee firms as " a Yankee notion V Uncle Sam likes to boss the Job. HA likes also to clutch tho almighty dollar- He sees not the wheezing emaciated workmen, who serve him at tho ex- Dense of health, and, as a consequence, tho en joyment of life. The dust percolates into bis in most parts. He needs recivation In tho frosh air. to invigorate his B.Btem. to enable nature to perform her proper functions. Pills and castor oil are the remedies resorted to no w.still further woakening the eyatem. I hope theae may be diepensod with in tho 'future, by tho employers Riving the Saturday half holiday to their Dusty Gummiks. _ October 11th, 1831. ,

RECENT PERFORMANCE BY THE DRAMATIC SOCIETY FOR THE DISTRESSED JEWS.

(To the Editor.)

Sir!—l, like the majority of your readers, am no doubt ignorant of the mysteries of the temple of Thespif, consequently, it is with considerable astonishment that I see by the balanoe-abeet published, that an amateur performance cost for one representation tha large sum of £11 lis 2d. How it is possible to produce legitimate theatrioal performances in this oity is a mystery. I really pity those who expect to make a living by the profession after all tho expenses are paid, if. that ia tbe rule, I . think ■a, few of the following facts will Interest the public, and'at the same time enlighten thorn as to the way the money was squandered at the so-called charitable performance. At a private meeting colled by the Jewish residents here to devise ways and means,, to assist our distressed brethren in South Russia and to raiso subscrip tions, it was suggested that an entertainment might be of great service in augmenting the funds, well knowing that tho Auckland publio ore ever ready to give a helping hand in a •deserving cause. At that meeting a letter was read from this newly-formed Club, proffering to give their'services for their opening perform ance for this cause, ond one of tbeir members attended to give explanations. In reply to ques tions as to expenses, he raid,lit we scoured tho honsa,they would not exceed £14. Nowmarkthe result. Receipts, £91135; expenditure, £11 lis 3d; the Theatre being kindly given for the occasion by Mr DeLiaS gratuitously. Thanking the publio for their liberal patronage.l* should advise.if the necessity ever arises to call for the assistance and support of amateur dramatic performances for any charitable ohjeot, that a proper arrange ment as to actual expenses be arrived at before band.and not that nearly SO % of tho proceeds be swallowed np for expenses.—Yours, Sec, ■ . , .' A STSU-THISEB.

BROWN ON MOSES.

(To tho Editor.)

Sib,—With regard to the letter in last night's issue, headed "Brown on Moses," I can only term it a tissue Ot misrepresentations, and I believe the majority of "the thinking publio" who attend tho Choral Hall and who heard last Sunday night's lecture will bear me out in this statement. I caU them the thinking public, because It is only those who hwe the courage to think for themselves and deoline to be led by the nose wherever their pastors and masters choose to lead them that go there. I did not hear the lecture whioh oailed forth the first epistle ironi" Enquirer," but can well believe his first statement to be on a par with bis la°t -If" Enquirer." can swallow tne theory of Evo lution, and hs satisfied therewith, by all means let bim-have his fill of it, but, in my humble idea, it deserves all, ay, and far more than all the ridicule and caricaturing it got It is quite true that the audience was one of th* largest ever assembled In the Choral Hall, and this might be said of every Sunday night's ser vice which Mr Brown has .held there; but '." EnquirerV'thought-roadiogpowers must bo wonderfully acute; for him to see any general 1 manifestation of incredulity on tho part ot the audienpe at Mr Brown's, statement, referred to in the second- paragraph of his letter. In conclusion, I think the thanks of the Auck land' public, more especially of the beads of families,' are'due to Mr Brown for tho timely and able manner in whioh ho refuted the argu ments: of ." Iconoclast," for.out of all i the ministers of religion iv Auckland, he was tbe only one who dared to say a word in the face of the enemy in defence of that most preoious gift of God to man, the Bible. All honour to him for "it. Who can tell what mischief would have re aultfldif." Iconoclast" had been allowed to hove bis fling uninterrupted3—l am. Sect F.B.H. P.B.—ln fair-play, I must say that you, lir Editor, also deserve a share in tho honour of -*• Iconoclast's" discomfiture. F.B.H,

"THE BABIES ON OUR BLOCK."

(To the Kditor.) Sib,—Touching those babies — if "a starved child" can manage to exist uatll he or she becomes as old as 1 am, the said child will nave found out that babies don't pay—l am a family aim; and know all about it; besides. I.was once 5-battynjyßeH,aiidhaTeb.adi>racUoalexperlenco { 'inittiebusinesfi -Asarulo,'babies, when ttiey < !tiftdtiaßt»niftwtdlabletoshift for themselves, ■.thKttCvaslde*; parental, control and: cut the ifalßters;fdrKetfaldf «U t^e ttae and. exponse fiieyihaveoost tholr.lndulgsnt parents. .The DirectoW».;O,f ntyri , Ferry Company wjU doubtless admlntsfor sufficient nonrlßhment 'to*t"h'o*K6rthcotevbaby: Bat BtronK 'iooaanch ag might ibe suitable fer. a grown lad would ttterfere with a baby's digestion, "and oolio or worms might result. I The Pontonby baby will also receive the attention of the company; when the cradles now being built by Messrs Holmes and Bailor, nro ready for aeryioe. widths long projected wnart an accompliolied faofc—l am **'' I ' i-'r ' :'■■'.' 'A QUABDUW.

LOCAL SELF - GOVERNMENT AND THE ELECTORS.

(To tho Editor.)

Sir.- Mr Buckland. in bis address to'tho electors at Papakura last night, said that ho would sup port a system of Local Government that suited tho people, but he has not yet given us to under stand what system, or BchCme will suit the pep pie. . As this subject will most likely have to be settled-by the next Parliament, it appears to me high time to have some discussion onthematter; andasour.only means^of information on this subjeot is through the Press, I trust, Mr Editor, that you will throw open your columns freely to' any correspondents who have any viowß on the subjeot of IfoaJ -Government.; Now a word to candidates for Parliamentary ' £»nonrs. Let them study the statutes of the- TOrious American States, more particularly those ot Massachusetts, the local government of which I once heard described by on etmnent -American wates-ran. the late Stephoo A. Doug lass, as a perfect model of local self-government. Their- views oh the subject would also be .considerably enlarged by the study -of.the Cantonal government ot Switzerland. To begin the d_ODBBio_,I wiU state as briefly as I can what appears to me would bo suitable more Speoiallylor the country districts. To give the present highway districts powers to amalgamate or divide within a certain limit of population '1 o alter the above name to township, as looking after highways will no longer bo the only business to be attended to: To give to tho "townships powerß. as have been conferred upon Boroughs. The .legislative business of the tow_s&p to be carried on by the town-mote which is to consist of all the householders and freeholders in the township. No person to have moro than one vote. Their sphere of legislation to compriße among other matters tho tollovnos:. Fencing laws, roads, bridges, support of poor, sick and lunatics, cattle laws, eradication of weedß, and extermination of noxious animals. Ss the above objeots will require moneyythe town-mote must have powers-To rate property within a certain limit, to levy "cense ieea on doeahorses and vehicles not- used for agricul teTpurposes, including Kenflemen'a carriages .Szsrto assess cattle on the run. Besides, the _We a t-uroe of revenue would be tho, to wn ship shoeWhn eidoweo. .ThisshoiUd belnahen able monies arising from leases, rights ?r If Hmher or graze cattle," Bhould be set \ _£_Ss*var v«2^S SR ?u_ed who could also act ob taspector of SSnreß we'ehts and measures, poundkeeper, nuisances, we gow»» deoiding ot cases breach of the enactments of • the toL f-mote Mto be held once a month with power to fine to a certain amount. Th« above fa but a rough sketch, anl} I hope some oi your correspondents will make further suggestions, so that by tho time tSSl^mf meets, the Auckland members mayhave^some idea what the people require. W th rogarU to loans (as these are general!?'required tor the purpose of improving freehold propertj(.let an the freeholders jointly and separately be resVneible for the payment of the Principa and interest, and there will be little danger of tho township getting too deeply into debt. 11u.is not contrary to Qic etiquette of the Press, I will sav-t-" Country papers please copy. -I am. «o,

THE NEW' FIND AT TE AROHA.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORSESPOHD-Kf.)

THAMES, this day. From To Aroha encouraging reports of a discovery in the vicinity Of the Higfy School Endowment block continue to be received. Those who are conversant with the district express no doubt that the auri ferous reef discovered is one from which the loose stones shewing gold so freely were ob tained in March last, and which led to the opening of the fieldj The discovery is: alsc* ; believed to be one referred to as Col. Chesncy's find in reports laid before Parliament concerning the existence of. gold-bearing reefs at Te Aroha. The stone lately brought down is similar to much that was found in the Kurunui Creek district, in the early dayaof the field, the quality of which for production of gold has not been excelled in the large reefs. Those who have seen the prospectors' claim and adjacent ground speak iv the highest terms of its undoubted richuess. x ..-,

.itItmiIWQWLAXB EVENING c :STMB, ASMDBRDJffTOCTOBER 15.



Tenders. ,7 rjlO BUILDERS AND GASHTf ERli Tenders will be received' by the undersigned , until noon of MONDAY, the 21th Instant, for the Ereotion of Gas Houses and Magazine at the Wbau Lunatto Asylum, according to'amonded plans and speolflcatlona: also for laying on the Gas throughout the building, Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publio Works, and marked outside, "Tender for Gas Housos. Magazine, and Gas Fittings at the Whan Lunatic Asylum. Plans, specification, and conditions nt my office, Colonial Bank Buildings, Queen-street; "'■-■' ■ P. HKRAPATH, * Architeot. I A UCKLAND: HARBOUR BOARD! Lease of Offices, Queen-strkkt \ Wiiabf. •! " Harbour Board Office, Auokland, October 14th, 1831.



The Lease of Offices, Nob. I'to H inclusive. Queen-street Wharf, for 12 months from Ist November, 1881. will bo sold by auction, at the offices of the Board, at noon on MONDAY, the 31st instant. ... ~ F.E.COMPTON. ■ - ~ -, Chairman. I IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MR. A, CASS, DRAPER, WiNOAWUI. f Tenders ;are .invited' for the STOOK and BUSINESS PREMISES. Full particulars to be obtained at the office of Messrs. Wm. MoArthur and Co . where tenders are to be opened at i p.m. on MONDAY, October 21th. | The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted, . * --; .■,--.. --- , * C. O. MCMILLAN, l-_, q .„ n , M. CLARE, ". . .7 Trustees.) J^EVONPORT DISTRICT . BOARD. Tenders for the following will be received up to 6 p.m. on MONDAY, October 17th:— r Ist Dralnase Works,. Anne-street. '". 2nd. Forming Street above Triangle. (Naval Reserve). '$> 3rd. Extension of Outfall, Grey-street. 4th. Leasing Sheep, Mount-Reserve, for a period of 3 years. Particulars to bo obtained from Chairman ot Board and Foreman ot Works, to the former of whom Tenders must bo addressed. ■'' .';" ; ""' ,'f 7 ..-' ■ • BENJ. TANNER • -;-,:.*'. ~-, '.-',<"'. *•'.' Se.cfet.ory.: T> 6ROUGH OP PABvNELL. Tendora for Ereotion ot a Stono Culvert In St. George's Bay Road will bo reoeived up to noon on MONDAY, 21th October, at my offloe, Colo nial Bank, whoro plan and specification may bo seen. . ..... . JOHN BOYLAN. C.E., f Borough Engineer. | rp O B U i lD *E ;R7 S; Tenders will be recelvod nntll noon of MON DAY, 17th instant, for tbe Ereotion of Four Cottages on College Hill. Flans and Bpecifktv tions can bo seen at ' 'A":" AAi '■ ATKINSON tz CO.-, ,;.' Freeman's Bay Paint and Varnish Woßcs. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY, Ootober 17. for completing a Concrete Storo at Devonport. .-*'. EDWARD BARTLEY. Architect. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will bo received until noon of MON DAY, Ootober 21, for the Erection of Three Villas and a Cottage at Devonport.. EDWARD BARTLEY. > - . Architect, rp' O B U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo 'received nntll noon of THURSDAY. October 20th, for the ereotion of Small Villa in Ponsonby. EDWARD BARTLEY, -,- , Architect, TENDERS will he received until noon of Tuesday, the 18th instant, for the Build, ing of a Baker's Oven ; plans and specifications can be Seen 'at P. Heath's, Baker, Wakefield* Btreet. * :.'" Grocers and Tea Dealers. t^otice! notice i! ' notice 111 hollandlTfortzes,*'' In thanking tho general public for the very liberal support they have received for the past seven years, would take this opportunity to in form them that being Direct Importers of several leading linos, they are in a position to Bay, Without'any boast whatever, they can supply PRODUCE AND GENERAL GROCERIES at Prices second to none in Auokland. PRIOE LIST:- Box Teas from ISs6d per box; a splendid line of onr own mixing at 20s per I2lbs Company No. 1 Sugar, 20s per bag * j , A Nice Bright Yellow Sugar, Id per lb ! Full Weight Sperm Candles. 0d per lb ' English Bauoe from 6Jd per bottlo .... .. .. : We have a nice line of Fanoy Tea Caddies, con taining one pound ot Good Tea, at a very low figure Coffee, roasted and ground dally, at prices from Is to Is gd per lb. We would oall special attention to our Turkey Brand at la 6_ per lb Flour, Oats Bran, Sharps, ana Maize at Mill prices. Favours by Post or Wire will receive out most strict oare and attention,. and will bo delivered free of charge to Boat or Rail, and all parts of town and suburbs.



' K.B. —Koto the Address— ... '\ :A- ; J HOLLAND & FORTZER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCBBS Quebn-bibket, Auckland; and at COHOMANDEX. Liberal Discount allowed for Cash., TTp R E S H, BUTTE B FRESH BUTTER! ITRESH EGGS ! FRESH EGCJS ! Best Qaality at Lowest Prices . REW'S, VICTOKIA-STEEET, \ ■"„,!■ ~i NDI-A Amu o'HINA,.TE-A JL WAREHOUSE, ' J ' j NO, 95, VICTQKIA-STREET. Owing to the late Fire in Queon-strcet, and consequent loss ot outlet for my largo bonded stock ot Tobacco, and oßpeoially Cigars, I have determined to sella quantity of the latter at a price which, though entailing no loss to mo, will actually be lower than import coat laid down here, 1 offer the first line as under:— 6,000 Beat American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy I weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, or 5s per bundle of 25. ~'■% In Teas I have soma of tho choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice.., All my teas from :Is 8d and upwards aro S _QW carefully blended with "Very Strong" ana; ?'High-class FJavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I havo no doubt prove acceptable: to tbe poorer class, as especially is it -trne this Beacon that they show better value in the cup than ordinary China alone. . . „ . lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for,.. * ~ lis 2d | AlGood China.Tea "'.. ..-«:. .. Is 8d Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea Extraordinary." a thorough econo mio tea, with Assam flavour .. ..2s " Family Mixture," very choice, rioh, and- *_ . pungent—Daijeellngkind.. „ ._- 2sea " Very Kibh Deep Brown Tea" !fJ~„l_l Capital values M Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21fl, 265. and 28a per box. ~, FREDK. WHITEHEAD,. , : ' Tea and General Importer, • Terms Cash. 95. Vietoria-st.. Auokland G ITY TEA MART, GENERAL GROCERS' A»D PROVISION STORES, VIOIOBIA-BTBKIIT. ; Groceries and Provisions of the Best Quality at Lowest Market Prices. Delivered in all Parts of Town and Suburbs. ....Ti/OBERT M.EW. A HANDSOME LIBRARY J\. FREE OF COST. We don't know how they do it, but they do What? Wby. givo away a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea. Who THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. , ' W. S. COLLIN S, TEA DEALER, ETC., . MAMUAEAP ROAD, PAKMELIi,



I -__fjl_____ I WANTED, 2 good Well-sinkers. - Apply John Smith, Draper, Queen Btreet. , ;-" 'XAF ANTED, Apprentices! aiid Improver* VT to the Dress and Mantlemaklng.—Mist Templo, Princes-street'■'. . WANTED, six Good Dressmakers ai once; none but efficient hands need apply.—Mrs HeaPi Vincent-street. * "■ WANTED, two or three good Quarry men—Apply at Fernandez's Hotel be tween 8 and 9 o'clock tonight. ■ \\r-ANTED, .Sodtrwater Bottler j good '■tv wages.—Apply Waitemata Hotel. WANTED, a-Blacksmith—Apply to Metcalfe and Hill, Insurance Buildings, WANTED, a Girl to mind a shop, and assist in house'Work.—Apply Mrs John* son, Shopkeeper, Wellesley-street..... ■ j WANTED, Four Scoria Masons to dress Sin', kerb now being staokod in Lower Union-street; highest price given. - I WANTED, a Girl about 16.t0 assist in ' household' work,—Apply to' Mrs Wm. White. Vincont-atreot. , WANTED, a strong Youth ) must be a | good 'penman.—union Sash* and Door Company, Mechanics' Bay. T\r ANTED, a Certificated Mate.-^Apply \j ... at Shipping Ofllso at noon on Monday. ' WANTED, a young Girl as General Sorvant in a family where there aro no children.—Apply Mra Stoney, top of Grafton Road. '■'■.*'•'■ : WAN I ED, a respectable Female Cook for quiet country hotel.—For particulars apply J. P. King, Chemist, Qacen-street. WANTED, a respectable Youth as ail '^Apprentice or Improver to the Car. pontering. Call alter 0 p.m.—Wi'G. Bunting, View Road, Mount Eden. . WANTED, a young Girl as Apprentice to the show-room ; must have a pleasant address.—J. M.'McLachlan. ■» I WANTED, First-class Bakeri and Coni ' fectioner: references required; wages good.—Address W.W.W., Stab office.. ANTED, a General* Servant in a small family where a Nursemaid is kopt. —Apply Star office.. " U-i»" j-'il * WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder, Sec, three doors abovo Stab office. __j 1 WANTED— Come.and see the Largo Grand Fresh Lot of Ladies'and Child* ron'a Cheap Boots," at Dampltr'a. |3j YIT ANTED, a respectable middle-nged IT Woman to look after house: arid child ren fbr a few woeksi—Apply at this office. : WANTED KNOWN—Boys' Coloured, : :Bathing Drawers, Od the pair; Hoys' Coloured Belts, 3d; at Dampier'B. : j WANTED, Apprentices to the! Dress{ * making.—Miss Chrlßtlo ,Bhortland-Btreet j WANTED,. respectable Girl as Nurse-j maid'for country, at once,—Apply tq Servants' Registry of Y. VV. Institute. Auckland; T^TANTED, immediately, -a 'thorough TT General Servant; two kept,—Apply to MrS~WalleV, TEps6m. j -■ -■'-"*' 1 WANTED, a young, active, strong Ladi to attend horses and make himself generally useful about aj gentleman's, place; ai good milker indispensable.—Apply W. J. Hurst and Co., Queen-street. ' ' y _ : ' ' J I WAN TED, a good Finisher; also, twrj . Improvers for the .bench. — Apply to Georgo Hemus. Excelsior Boot Factory. ■ j ANTED,.a, good Jlrrand .Boy.—TJ Progggr, Bootmaker, Queon-atreet. I WANTED, an. f Improver as Junior .. Assistant to the Drapery trade. Apply by letter In own hand-Writing, stating salary and experience.—Address Draper, this offlce. I WANTED, n: Housemaid; references roquirod.-Mrs L. Campbell, Conquest Place Road, Parnell. - . i WAN TED-The Satin Cloth and French i Merino are both reduced to-iOd at Dampier's. [ WANTED, a Boy to milk* and mako * himsolf generally- useful.—Apply to Mr Ching, Remuera. j WANTED, a general Sei'vant,- Apply to Mis Cunningham, St, Mary's Road) Ponsonby. j ANTED to Rent, a Bakery.—Appljl . by. letter, stating rent, _c, to U.K.L.i Staß office; " -: I WANTED, a Farm Mah to milk and plough. — Apply ■ Crnickshank, Miller and Co. - i WANTED, any quantity'-of Human Hair (light colour). Good prico giren,-- Apply at once to Randolph Kusleton, Ladiea' and Gents' Wigmaker, 220, Queen-street,Anokj 'lanuy _____ : '■'.' ,: I .*: f: ;V* j WANTED-rTho fresh; lot of Blaclc gating at 3a 64 has arrived atDampior'si WANTED, a thoroughly ' competent Nuree to take charge of two .young children. Satisfactory references essential,— Apply In the morning, between the hours of 10 and 1, to Mrs Archie Clark, Parnell. W™ANTED-2lncrediblo 'as it may appear it is nevertheless true, that I am selling Ladioi' Good Sewn Kid Boots for la tH, and Infants'ditto for la—W.H. Dampier. Q g ; WANTED to Purchase a Wagonott« for up-country work ; must be capable of carrying a good load.—Address, with particu lars, X.,:Poßt;offlce, Auckland. /., | ; WAN TED.—Support Local Industryi'4 On view To-night, a local made Draw ing-room Suite (equals walnut), at Mclvor's, City Market. Inspection invited. .'.; ," '"-■ j WANTED to lent, a pleasantly sitMal ted airy apartment, or two smaller roomr, in a quiet respectable house; must be* a high healthy, locality; town-Or„Buburbs.— Address "Bachelor." Stab Offloo. - ~" , WANTED; two -Rooms;*one with fire-, place; unfurnished ; in Grey-street or vicinity.—Miss Lock wood, foot of Grey-street. ! WANTED KNOWN-^TrimmedlHats ...and Bonnets, Flowers, &c. cheaper than ever. A large assortment to choose from.— Mrs W. H. Whitehead. Mllliner.Newtoi- i WANTED, at once, a respectable Girl, to nurse a baby.—Mrs Capt Elliott. Swindon Villa. Upper Union-street. WANTED, Tenders for the Erection ot a Cottage in Grey-street. Plans, &c. at New Zealand Timber Company's offloo.— W. T. Parker,. ::..■;.,. n ■-, , i ,■-■..- i ■-~:.■ X:, ; WANTED KNOWN — .Dampier. will give 8 ot the Boys* or Mens" 9d Frenoh Peak Caps for, nothing to tbe first person who docs not think thorn a Wonderful Bargain. * WANTED, Billiard Players to visit the Aurora Hotel Billiard-room, the popu larity of which .ia Increasing weekly. Pool oil every Saturday and Monday-evening. , ■ } WANTED, Purchasers ot' Grakß. — Apply Captain Cook Brewery. ,'■"' j WANTED, everyone to know thatmy Sale of Pledges will take place" at Mr Arthur's Mart, on Monday next,l7th October, at 1.1 o'clock.—James Kae, Pawnbroker. .. . ; ,\\f ANTED Known^-That Mrs Joseph ' t T,,." ipn will give the, highest price for Lelt olf Apparel. Letters promptly attended to.— Cheap Crockery opposite tbe Star Hotel Karangahape Koad.'Newton. '..-.. . .., I V^TANTED KNOWN, Large assorted Tl:,.'.Stock, quick' sales.—Cheap Boot Shorn corner of Queon-atreet, and, Market .entrance. Bargains for Cash. " , ' "■" ' ; WAN TED the Public to call and inspect my choice stock of Tweeds and Coat ings: prices-low; fit guaranteed.—B. Stow. Tailor, -Viptorlai-s—ee— . ... ..'-•-'- - .... i ANTED, Buyers for i Koveltiflsj . . Ladles' Ombre -Pockethandkercblefs, Oatmoal Cloths, Kldorada Cambrics; all the New Shades in Cottons—White, Fawn, Drab, tec— J. M. McLaohlan. .. ..t-t-jv, ■ , WANTED KNOWN-GRAND .FESTIVAL MARCH; and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only is Gd. at Dampier's Branch Store In the Market. Beintlme. "-■■'- - ■'-■'■"' ANTED, the Publico!Eden Terrace, Mount Eden, Seafl'eld View and neigh bourhood* to call at the SymOhds-Btreet Meat Depot, end secure good joints at clearing out prices.—Enoch .Wood, Family Butcher. ANTED KNOWN that the Ticrbrian Loan and Discount Agency's Advortlso ment appears on Ist page, 2nd column. [ WANTED, Engineers and others' to . refrain from applying for work in the Railway Workshop, Christohurch, pending wages dispute. \ WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No Bale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments- and Small Cottages find a ready sale.—D^F. Kvans, Estate Agent; next "Horold," Queon-atreet. ' : ANTED KNOWN, tfi_t you j can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golnado Munro and MHllgan. Beeadvertiao ment on frontpage.. ' ' ' - j WANTED KNOWN-Stay Busßs, 2d ; r Ladies' Night Dresses, Is 6d; Tracing Braid, 72yards for 3d; Puggarees, nearly three yards long, gd; at Dampier b. > WANTED, orders tor our famous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the, wondrous 55b suits.-Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170, Qneen-Btreet.' j \*/ ANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New ii Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very loweßt rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our now bush, just opened. ANTED KNOWN—Special Advan tages to Persons about to Build.— Auokland Timber Co. (Limited). G. Holdship, Manager. . . j W~~ ANTED, the first person who thinks" my Ladieß' and Men's Cork Soles at 2_d pair are not a wonderful bargain, Bhall have 12 pairs for nothing.—W. H. Dampier. ■ . ; WANTED KNOWN—That Mra HAD lbv has Removed her Bnainess to Hobson-street, next to Gibbon's grocery store. A varied assortment of Pinafores, Hats, Under clothing, and a large quantity of Indian Em broidery, jest arrived. ' - ■ WANTED KNOWN —That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with snperior Machinery and despatch.—Works: Cuatom-house-street West. j » WANTED KNOWN-Men's Straw Hats, Is Gd; Men's Rush Hats, 9d; Boys' Hats, lid; Men's Black or Drab Folt Hats, 2s 6d At Dampier's. __^ WANTED, Dressmakers', and all Maobinists tobuy the beat and cheapest machine cotton in the world. J. and P. Coats's 605 yards. 4s 6d per doz; 200 yards, 70 to 100, is 6d per doz; sample for trial gratiK—J. M. Mckaohlan, , ~,.;. ; . . . ■-. ■■ -,



' \7 : : u ,.- >; \ Wanted,. ;/v 7i; HiA j j WANTED, iveryhody to Read Proi feasor Guasoatt'a Advertisemoflt *ori flretpags. \ ■ ' * - v-■-.. I WANTED KNOWN, that PflO*_ssoH CaUliau will open another Elementary Singing Class in the Christians' Meeting House, Cook-street, on Toksdav, November Ist. at 180 cm. Terms! Ladies, 6s; Gents, 10a 6d per Quarter in advance. Nomas reoeived in the Hall on the opening night. No new pupils re, ceived after the Becond lesson. The Professbr will also open a Singing Class m NeWton abou< the same aatei ~...,.- WANTED KNOVYH, mat D. Goldie - is prepared to sell oil kinds Of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bar k and Blbe-'Gnm Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest, cash prlcos. The timbor, being under cover.ls better than that purchased elsewhere WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Walters, of Hobßon-street, ia now shewing the LATHST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladles will do well to call and see her recherche stook before pdrchaßing. Ladles' Dress Caps." All Goods marked at Lowest Prices. , ANTED to Sell, a Small Harmonium, by Alexandre; price, £8. Also. New and Second-hand Pianos and Harmoniums let on hire on the nbw system—tho hire to go towards the purchase of the Instrument, or for any other. —Webb's Music Saloon, Wellesley-gtreet. ANTED KNOWN, J. ,Halliday„' Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all orders In tbe trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion,—Please note the address, Aberoromblej Btreet, fourth shop from Bymondß-street. ; WANTED KNOWN-That Chas.' Burton and Co.. High-street, havo for sale—Potatoes (good), «3 10s par ton; Sydney Oran_.es, Maize, Oats, and Bran, choice Bacon and Hams, Canterbury and . Wairoa Cheese, American Brooms, Salmon, Sardines, Manna lade,etc., etc. .' ;,''"* 1 ANTED KNOWN—Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lustre's, Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. , Cheapest House In Town.—G. Carter. Vlotojrla-street.,. I ANTED KNOWN — Duty Free ' Goods. — The New Drapery Houso IS NOW OPEN. Don't buy till yott have ,»een Die New Stook of Dress Goods. Prints, from 4Jd; Galateas, from 4}d. Calicos, Sheet ings, "MUUnory, Straw and Laoe Goods, Under, clothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &c. A good stook ot Ladies' and Children's Costumca, Pinafores. Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, Sea —Note^—l Bhali give the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods. A Circular will be sent out in a few daysi—Brighton House, corner of Groy andPittrßtreets. J. Kandell. ', W" ANTED, the Public to inspect H. Waite'a stook of Baths. Toilet Cans.1 Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted; figured, and plain); also, Frnit, Jam. Meat; Baking Powder, Insect Powder, coffee, and Pepper Tins, Seo., See. 11. Wo!to having fitted up his Factory, and imported tbe latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and as every—ling is commanced and. finished on the proniiaea, he can sell lower. than any other manufacturer in tbe colony.' H.W. aßks a fair field and no favour.— Hi Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Station, High street. . ■ i . ■ " -! ATTAnTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall TV, and Co. beg to Intimate to their cus tomers that they have Bemovd to the premises lately occupied by Madame Bottenelli, opposite Mc Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived ilarxe addition to their well-selected Stook, eaoh department will bo found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery: Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laces, real and Imitation. Ladles would do well to give ns an early oall. No trouble to Bhew goods. Special attention is called to _ lot of Spring Jackets, in .light colours, selling at a greatjactlfloo^-Dnnne, Hall and Op. I XXT ANTED KHOWN-Goodson'^ V v London Aroade is aoknowladged to be tbe iargeßt and most magniflcont display of 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 prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to ' enumerate the varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established faot that the Novelty DepOt and Economical Emporium ot Auokland is the London AROiDE, 148, Queen and Victoria-streets Inspection Invited, irres pective Of purchases being made. See tbe Five Splendid Windows filled with NaW Good- Door Baits at "Grostly Reduced Prices I'and "Alarming Sacrifices' ignored I—London Office i -—J WANTED KNOWN—Onr past eflort to suoply a oood article At a beasonj able profit has been bo far successful that we have been compelled te enlarge our premises by adding the adjoining Shop. As these extensive alterations are noWoompleted.Wo hro prepared to offer our Stock of Spring Drapery, as a rule; at leas than usual Queen-street Prices. The Lowest things in Prints, Sateens, &0., from3Jd y»rd (duty off); Washing Pompadours from 4jd [30 patterns to chooflo from); Calicoes, 3d yard) * Hollands, dd (duty off). The Cheapest pteea Materlals'in Town. Dress Beiges from I Jd yard*. A splendid variety of Straw Hats, &o„ from Did j Lace curtains, 3 yards long, 3s lid pair. On. equalled value In Corsets. Sec odr three large Windows. Comparison invited.— SMITH'S Cheap Drapery Warehouse, 300 and 302, Upper Queen-Btreet (opposite Army and Navy Hotel). .. . : ■■ I WANTED KNOWN.-Specialties at J. Greon'B :-200 pairs Best-quality Two button Kid Gloves, dark colouit, size 6 to 7, at 2s tho pair, worth 3s; Men's Windßor scarves;' 6d each; Men'a Burlingtons, Is, worth2s; Sowed Muslin; Od yd, also six inohes wide at la yd! best value in town; Boys' and Girls' Rush Hats, OdtoUd; Cream Net for hats and scarves, 8d yd: Muslin Worked .corves, 3d; Spoon Busks,6d and 3d; Stays, with spoon busks, 2s lid; Rouble Kuflle, 4Jd yd, very good value; Jersey Gloves, Is pair; Picture Handkerchiefs, ljd and 2d; Boys' Galatoa Hats, 8d; Bovb' Reform Dux Collars, 8d box; Large White Handkerchiefs, 4d; Ladies' Fashionable Coloured Stockings in car dinal, wine, prune,'&c lOd poir; Men's Socks, 3id; Ladies' Collarets, 7d to Is 3d; Cream-corded Silk Ribbon, 4d to 8-1 yd; Ladies' Night-Dresses; 3s 9d to 7s; Krabrtldered Tucked Potticoating, Is yd; Clarke's Reels, ls-9d doz; 60yds Silk Reels, 2d each, or assorted for dressmakers, Is '6d doz; Calico at reduced prlcee.—J. Green, 85. Viotorla-Btreet. j Accountant;— Wanted, by _ tho; roughly competent Accountant, holding highest testimonials, Kmployment in a Mer chant's Offloe or elsewhere.—Apply .to W., Box 116, Pcst-offloe, Auokland. ■ ' ' ,•;"■> | m O MED LO AL MENJ j I Wonted, for a Country Township, a Duly Qualified Practitioner; married man preferred. Practice now worth £500 a-year, and capable of being largely inoreased. Value ot Societies at present, £185 a-year.—Apply Bos 33, Poßt-offlce, Auokland '~.--.,: TO PAINTERS AND PAPER. HANGERS.—Wanted competent Worki men; none others need apply. —J. Ryan, Karangahape Road. ..'■■'_■ TITO PAINTERS.—Wanted, a Good 4- Hand.—B. J. Gotland. Newmarket. ~ A FIRM, at Gisborne, desire to engage i\_ tbe services of good workmen in the following lines-Cooper, Sboer and Blacksmith, Carriage-bodymaker and Coachpaintor., None but first-olass tradesmen noe'd communicate with the Manager of tho G.N.L. Agency, Quoen street, Anckland, from whom further particulars maybe obtained, .- . j Jg-nkniptcy JNOticeg. ; | IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 'ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIaTRItJT.. I In the matter of "Thb Debtors and Creditors A0t.1876," and of tho several Aots amend - '-''' ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of - ■ Jam—3 R—aiNALD Db Cottkcy, of Upper Queen-Btreet, in tbe City of Auckland, **... and Provincial District of A nckiandj and '•' '* Colony,of New Zealand, Carver and *' Gilder, a Debtor. ■ Notice is hereby given lhat a General Meeting of the Croditors of the said James. Reginald De Couroy will be held in the Buildings of the Supreme Coart-house, Auokland, on WEDNES DAY, 19th day of Ootober, 1881, at the hour ot 11.30" o'clock in the forenoon, to receiio my report, and grant the Bald Debtor an order of dis charge under the provisions of the said Aots. Dated this fourteenth day of Ootober, 1881. "'«■"'"•: THOS. MACFFARLANB, . Trustee. Hughes & George, Solicitors for the Debtor. Shortland-Btrect, Auckland. . Meetings. O ELENSVILLE TIMBER C.MPANY XX (LIMITED). A Meeting of Subscribers of Bhares in above undertaking will be held within the office of Mr R. Browning. Solioltor, Shortlaud-street, Auok land, on MONDAY, 17th inatant, at 2 o'clook p.m. .'. ' Business: To consider Memorandum and Articles of A s:oc!atlon, Sco, THOS. MELVILLE. THE French Residents who take an interest in the appointment of a French Consul to represent their country in Auckland, are requested to attend the MEKTING which will belheld for thatpurpose.in tho Ante-room of the Temperance Hall, on WEDNESDAY, 19th October, at 8 p.m. I GHORAL HALL.—The Engineer and ; City Band Annual Concert and Quadrille Party on Wednesday, October 19th. Tickets, 2s '6d each; can be bad from any of the Members of the Bond.—J. Impey, Bandmaster. . , i-usloal. -icr O W R E A D Y. "GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH," , FOB THE PUKOFOBTK, Composed and Dedicated (by permission) TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRIWCE ALFEKD, X, 8., 6. HERR CARL SCHMITT (Auckland Choral Society). PRICE:- Thrkb Shimjngs ;or Two Shillings Cash ANGELO FORREST, Auckland Music Warehouse. The Fiji Gtuidb now ready, P R I 0 Btwgg, OD,



.S3oxteoiE<f^i*hfcs_t> T O.LET.two: New; Shops.'coxneri Napiei and Hepburn-streets.. Kent'mb'derate.- Applyonthetoremises: --J ■■*■* i raw LET, a- .4-*rbomed Cottage- in-"Eden X. Tettaea, New North' Road; rent,- 8* pei week.—Apply to T. W, Heath's Store,,Queen street.aoroasgarangahalio Road. ' ( .-...-" .y* TO .LET, an 8-roome;d, House ijmScar. - i'i,Vo^°sßh Terrace; In thorough repair. ponneu ana Cooper, aOHCltow,,ynlcan Lane. npO-jLEXV Two; Rooms;: furnished lor un ir- ~£ xakPs*i?iQltiaa-.ot Kitchen, in a'aood j£?al r'-^°^ a4areSs apply Mr Williams' Store; opposite Eden-VinoHotel.- ■'■* < 7^ °sr ] TO -LET,' .phe.'of t}ib.sa;,wi_li-snuated _ Shops l» In -West; -with counter; Shelving, and every convenience*for residence.—Apply to John Wi Jamest vvTlotoriJ strcet. . • .--■ -go -: -. '. .<-.? -.. „,,,. i ry\o LET; on Lease, a S-buiban Stored JL Apply to S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Bhortlttnd-str"«et., . '■■■■• ,'■■*-. . .,- rjsa__j_____j 0 LET. New Shop and House 1 in [the I rising)distriot cf Ponsonby, faoing All Saints' Church, suitable for.any business j renl moderate.—Apply to- Mr Groy.-Camden House, corner of Anglesea-gtroet and.'Ponnonby Road, TO LET,, a Large -Famished Room, pleasantly situated.—Apply Stab office. TO J-ET (suitable" for any business), Honse and Shop ( corner facing All Saints Church, Ponsonby.—Apply to D. F. Evans, House Agent, Queen-atreet. ; ■-. ■ - rilO LET, a House of 9 rooms, good well I with pump, half-acre, of garden.'paling fenco, buggy-houae, Stable, grazing paddock ii required, this side of Mount Albert; splendid view; house new] rent very iow to a, good tenant: also, one of 9 rooms, Eden Terraoe.- James Koid, Kden Terrace, ,"{,,'.'. ; ".!".'■ i O LET, a 7-roomed,House,-with eyery convenience (detached wash-bouse and copper), in Regent-Street,: Carleton Gora Road; rent. 13a.—Apply Mr Ewlngton. Queen-street. ffVJ LET, Good Shop and-premises, in X flrst-olass position, .nearly opposite Tonk's Mart, Queen-street; immediate possession.— D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen-street, next "Herald" ■ ■■ •- .": I DRAPER'S SHOP to Let, in the best part of Newton, at present oooupied by Mr A. O. Stephenson, Draper.—Apply J. B. Hoyes, Grocer, Nowton,,. -~ ... ..,---, i-;"*.,-> For tsaie. ' 7 v ■!• FOR SALE, a Second-hand Spring-cart. —Apply Duano and Patterson, nest the New Caledonian Hotel. " * '-,-' ; FOR HALE; — £20 required, for *th> Good-will and Stock of a General Store, In a good locality, doing a good trade; owner leaving Auckland; immediate possession,— Apply' Dealer,' Stab'offloo.' * ■■'*'. * jmOK "^ALE, off Upper Queen-street, .a| •^ Comfortable House: terms easy.—lff. Par tlngton, Stlobbnry's Buildings, Queen-street, j |/iOK SALE, in Ponsonby, a comfortable C Four-roomed House, with large workshop;' two allotments; two frontages, to CNeil and BpHn«-streots — H.1' Partington, Stlchbury's Buildings, Queen-street ■■"■■•'< ■'■■•' j *»o * JjiOß" SALE," a""Bakefy "and""""Grocery F Business; good-trade, in a rising neigh-' bourhood; stock and fixtures at valuation; store and stable on the premises.—Apply STAit'offlce: ■ iiOU (SALE (Cheap), a First-class Port-. X) able Steam Engine; can be seen working; —Apply Stab offloe. ~ ..?-, j lilOR SALE—The unexpired term| of JT Lease of a Nino-roomed House and Allot-! ment. with a frontage of about 130 feet to Hope town-stroet, Newton.—Further particulars on application to J. B. Morpeth;i No. 20, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. j FOR SALE, now landing, ex Anniej Wilson, SO tons Suporune Flour.—Apply to W. Dowden. Auctioneer. ....,.. ~, j "tf OR LEASE, Gentleman's' Residence,- JO 10 rooms, verandah, orchard, garden,l stables, and coach-house, every convenience, about 2 acres land, 2 miles from town.—Apply T. HarklsVHigh'Street > '■- j ■ A'-* :; :*<•, ; Yj>Oß UISPOSAL, a Bakery Business in; V the city, doing a good trade; satisfactory reasons given for tho present proprietor leaving,1 —ifor further particulars anply to J. F, Stewart, High-street. j jjlOR SALE, Freehold Allotment and* JD House, containing shop and seven rooms,* situated in Upper Queen-Btreet: also, Building; (or removal, Corrugated iron workshop, 12 feet* by 8 feet—Apply to W. Dowden, Auctioneer, , UPPER SYMONDS-STREET. - Ten-! _ Roomed House (let for £65 a-year) for sale' at <S6oOon■theeasles'fof(terms.—Apply at,Hiok-i son's Land and Estate Agency' Offloe, Victoria' and Quean-streets. j FOR SALE, in Franklin Road, a sub-j Btantially-built House of eight rooms, with Out-buildings; gaa and water laid on. Allot ment planted with choice fruit trees.—Enquire next door,below Bishop's Grocery Store.: /: * j FOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara* Distriot, whioh has a good turn-over, and' is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John* Buchanan, Cnatom-houße-street. j DEVONPORT,— Villa Sites on easy* terms.—Apply to R. M. Stark. • j DEVONPORT. - For. Sale, on easy terms, about Three Acres of Good Land near Mount Viotoria, and Two lfiveiroomed! Cottages thereon, nearly new.—Apply to Geo.! Sibbin, Auckland, or Oliver Mays, Devonport, , £•/% X i\—FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, <%i___PvF in the. Karangahape Road, a' Six-roomed House*; water and gas laid on.' Terms, £100 oash, balance at 8 per osnt—App'y Messrs. Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers. I SEVVING MACHINES Repaired,-,and warranted equal' to "new for'tWo years.' Knitting and Sewing Machines for sale.—D. S,* Cbambers,3lo, Qucenstroet. . ; L~EASKHuLD for Sale, 15 years to rUnj with a good comfortable House, every con-! venienoo, and tvi-Q acres o£ garden, cultivated and planted with strawberries, raspberries,) fruit trees and vegetables, all coming in profit for the season.—Apply to G. Ashton, on the, premises, between Wynyard-Btreet and Grafton Road. ' "-•• " J [ 1 |jIOR SALE, the Even Vale Post-office! V Store. Terms easy,-^S. Vaile, House and' Land Agent.' n<flct tho Post-offloe. ,- " LjsJL. FOR SALE, Corner Allotment in the Franklin* Koad.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent,; Shortland-street. " J no ok—NEW'and Well-built Cottage ot four' Xiiiao rooms, verandah; good well; Seo.. and Allotment S3 x 100.- S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortland-gtreet.*' ' • -..':■ --,•'.' } pew House, con-! <w*uv . taiuing 7 rooms and-Bonllary;'vefan-i dahs; &o.; allotment SO x 120ft,—S..ValIe, House and Land Agent. Shortland-streot. :'■.: .- -~.-' j VjCAfl-CHOICB Suburban I Villa Site, ooni *"uu taintag about'2J aores, substantially fenced, laid out in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees, forty mtautes walk from Post-offl o.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent; Shortland-treat.*' -'-, - | niro c-SUBURBAN Residence of ton rooms; aut-AO W Rh Blatedrooficoaeh-house, stable, five tanks. Sec.; also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an acre in extent. This de'Blr able property is convemently.situated near,the Newmarket Railway; fitation.'—S. VaHe, Honse Land and Agent, Shortland street. ,-...;; " j T7IOR SALE, a Pretty Gable-end Veran^: JD dah Cottage, quite neW, and'splendirlly finished off. a really nice little place, four rooms; fitted with cupboarda,"ifrates, oven, &6.: pretty flower garden, Sec; allotment about 80 x 80; situated in Clarence-Street, near Ponsonby Ter raoe.—D. F. . Evans,.. Estate.. Agent,.,. next "Herald,"Qaeen-street., ... ~.,,-,.,«r - ^ ' FOR SALE, a Good Corner Allotment and New Five-xoomed Verandah Cottage 5 good well, nice little garden. Price, £850. Kng land-strest, Ponsonby.— O, :F»;Evans, Estate, Agent. ' .'." .'.',' ".',"' .- ' SALE, inßlakc-atreet; "Wewtdn,* JD Nlco Veranda—.Cottagei'tliroa. rooms; tank,r aloe garden; allotment 83 _*100. =Only £150,—D. F. Kvans. Estate Agent. ___• TTIOR SALE, m*'-Hbtae.treeV'afisub. JG stantial and well flnished-off.New Five roomod Verandah Cottage; fitted With grates, oven. tank,&c; aUotment33xlo2.' .Only;£210.- D. F. Kvans. Estate Agent. * CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, only two left-one In George-street, at lis per foot; one corner.of George and William streets, 15s per (oot; also, one In Exeter-street, 25s per foot. Early application necessary.— >). F. Evans,:.Estate*Agent, 'next "Herald/; Queen-street. i WOK AB S O^L OT E SALE. TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-A very de- Blrablo Lot of 219 Aorea Volcanio Land, with large water frontage; some very Bnng and choice spots, gentle slopes to sea beach, &0.. &c The soil is good and Well watered. Regular steam communication thrice weakly Onehunga to Waiuku, besides a good road to railway station. The district is a rising one, arid-: an opportunity to. secure so ;snug a farm "rarely occurs. About four hours journey per steamer and rail.- Price, only 30s per aore; Terms :JBIOO cash, balance on mortgage at 7 per cent. D.F. EVANS, Estate Agent..,.., ' - . 7 . ... Next" Herald^.Queen-streefc SUBURBAN RESIDENCE.^ForSaIe^ A commodious and pleasantly .situated Family; Residence,at Epsom, containing,.2o rooms, all in the most perfect order,;-mth outr buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coach-houße. and other conveniences; together with'-7i acres of choice land, in garden,'orchard, andpaddooks. ,*•!'"',;■' Card to inspect, and further Information may be obtained, on application to ~„„,*» CHARLES ALEXANDER, Or. ---' W.AITKEN,- ' *r,' ••/• :.,!. 'y '■'.': Land Agents, j iKTOiftO '■•' 1 TIggPTAgQCBJ Mb X Boucbbr, Batcher, Eden Terrace, being about to proceed to England, has m- Btruoted me to Sell his Premises and. the Good win of the Bußiness at Eden Terrace.: To an enterprising man this Ib a good opportunity for acquiring a competency. '„„^^JL^„ F. G. EWINGTON, Si. Qneen-Btreet. iii. '„'o"' ft ■"/•' -S 77,A.:7;'1,,. ; i E, jt. :;..: '.i. ■ >;,--:- r •..■ . ~.,.u ,-;i Mortgages of £I*3o and £110, bearing Interest at 10%; seven years to run. ~,'.,!.,;,' , - ■- 'Also,- .-'■-•• House and 13 aores, together with four town ship allotments adjoining, all situate between the Aratapu and Kopnru Saw-mills- and having frontage to Wairoa River." Having aplenUf eupply of pure spring water, this property if eminently adapted for a site for brewery, hotel, store, or any 'manufacturing business. "The main road from Hokiango, via Dargayille. terminates at this point.—Apply Metcalfe anc Hill. 29. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. JI) S I LANDED, IN PRIME ORDER, 800 SACKS CANTERBURY POTATOES, . , Fresh from pit, : .; ' G. B.JAKINS, „ ' V -'■'■"■ CUSTOM-BOVSS-SXBE-T) ) w ■



-'?---iJ£_»6raoh-j-*Jo^:; j THE GentleTO>ws,wJio. criticised Mr) Brown'sleoturelntho .Thursday evening. paper, must b6'.QMtttfe3_i-d; Why does ho go to the Choral Hall, poor thing, to get his feeUngS heated?. A '. ■ ..;:->.; ■ I >■ • .' Q j -! ■*'■ _jQJ3t ana fl'bnna» '•J ■■-''-' * LOST from Stoneyhurst, one Grey Mare,,' ',o_;_H_day[USßt,' bred by ;Mr Charles Kingrose, Waikomiti.—.- reward will be given to any person returning tho same to W. K. Payne,EdenTerraco. . . ■■: J "I'OS'f, between .St. Mark's Cnurch and I '. SDb«*a corner, Remuera, a Purse.—Finder will be rewarded on applying at, thia offloe. ■ | STOLEN*--or'STBA3fED, trom*>No. : 1 Farm, near Howiok—Ono Bay Pony ;. 13$ hands, and one Bay.Cob, 11 hands. -The cob, in consequence 'of' betagj .looks,'.almost chestnut in colour. 'If strayed,a BUitable'rei ward will be'given for recovery; if stolen, £3 reward wIU be paid for Information which will lead to conviction.—Rob-Maclean, Bleak Honsej Board anq Keßiaence, ACOMFORTABLEiHOME is offered *~ 0?^60}011 Within. 15 minutes walk of ISb___S_ SM ¥'^ n 0 "mdßath; 18aWeekly.-^ AadregsY.Z.vSTin office.-: ,v.'». jjjn .:: j- \ BOARD and Residence for *two respect" : ableVobngincni-_.pply to1 John Dlnntsoni Groqer.'JTtfwi-arket.:?. \y.) , *■■ -,•; ;;> ~;■ ) Tr>O.ABW:AND* RESIDENCE; ifelosb to cE>,v'Jtail^ai' ! €fati6n;- *.__vt_B''comforts 'Of ,homo.; with, qasy * terms. ; No young chlldrom—j Apply,MrsOriqe..Newmarket.? . , r - ■ *.'.."■'-." L BO.AWD I.a«d,!REßlDEN.CE,for,*tsspectJ1 .a«d,!REßlDEN.CE,for,*tsspectJ •able men.—Apply .Mrs Stanaway, Junction '.-, ", ;t ",•,*_; .ROMEQftTABLE Boar.d and Residence XJ.-toi two.Gentlemen-nearrPoßt-ffloe: .it perm_ne'nt,"lß3 per,wefeki—W;D.,Dallen. Con 'teottoner.'^lebn-Btreet,-; ■''. ''' •'•';.,. ' '~ ."-,; j TWO!'.- Gehttenieri,: can" *~have S&peribij I'BoaM'andßbsid-iicbWlthßrivatetomlly; ten minutes1 from Queen-street.—For address 'o_>plyST_-(_flS6b. ■;'*- ,' ■> ,*-.■-.-* 't'■-' ■'>*; /GOVERNOft ; BROWNE UQTEL, \JT HOBSON-STREET. ..' '•' ;( j*' • boardAtroLoD-iNG:.-...:..V-..20S per/Week BINGLB ROOM---.,_'_- ~J~A2SB,~ ,'.-""-. j -iEyTOUNG. .WOMEN'S INSTITUTE' X ANDBOA'BD.IN'GtHOUSE. - i ' ''" " "' ;',,: Qcb:_» : st-_kt.'." '" . ,".. Opendanrctoinso l a.m;tiii'B.3op;_i,; j Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea* fromsto7p._U'*-' -•'•''v*' 1 ' ,;i': •** . '■■ Boardlng;hause^r-young,lAdles. f who are. Ocrapl^duWng'the day. Terms on application' to the Secretary. .ftOtA ~ The following Gatherings, to which all aro Invited;'are held during the vveek :-Monday,: 7.30 P.m.*. Bible Class;' Tuesday. 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Fridayi*7.W p.m.,' Working<Party^for GoveroeW>Ai^'by<!¥e'r?an{B''''Begi_try. and* -Lending;;Libi?ury; i^fconoM-on.-plur^helnßtl- TO' ' ( ij x', '..j \\r';~!. cTfir"-,-!" ■■; rga ■ r-iir j • hrxzr.'-.i A-d ;ga 'w. ■;> .-.-o •.,,,. v ~"i ;-,: ,v.-\) .- ; *jrE|CQlesiaßtical. \:. ,-t ,::■•■ | i^ftN^-IW^EYi-NOptTRCB--: IJT * Suuflay'-ervlcei-Mornlng, at 11, ReV; V{..\ C. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30, tr.ey,L. M. Isitt.'' - ' ODJITGiS-EN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO-i CIATIONrbbHaabtW-eUeiley afad Albert1 •street^Meeting'iwJWtedProyenwill beield| 'yfll_^S_?-r_ij|cKVEN£NG.'mt J» -tiendei 'ttr^rmuf invited. J-A*BfßLß l l:DLASß*fdr! MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3MI i. \'~ * HEi-TRE'ROYAL': SUNDAY _fVT_H. ING SBRyiGKS, .under, the conduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, cn| Sun—ly Evening, from 8-to 9. All are invited.: SeataFree. -- >. .■:•■-..- j AtfbM»D 'SUNIIAY-SCHOOL ..'.^.'.v.-union. •-: -*r* Sunday'arid I'Mbnday.'lGt'h and iitt tastant,* having beon appointed by-the.London Sunday- BOhoof Union as days for- Universal ,Prayer ; for I ' BUisday:flohbolß, a PsEPAHATipii PBAranMaß--1 mo wlUbe'held'THlS'lSaturdaylKVENmG.'at 7.30 o'clock.' M ■the Wellealey-streeC Baptist | School-room, to a%k for a special bleaslng.on the; succeedingsaVvlces.'* ■' _____ '-'■'' ~ , o_„MONDAY r EVENING, a United; •Meeting'Of >aIP Sunday-school Teachers, and other persons'interested-in the oauae-will be Wld*in* tbe -iajlr of the Young.Men's Christian * fAsaoclßUonf aw.3o o'plock, *The Rev. J. Rob e"rtacJn*l"M.A..; will preside, and' Addresses will ■be delivered-ly friends of^the Union.., '''; /^' L_T. DAVID'S CHUKCH, Upper Sy-! O mon'ds-B-bet.-_E)rnlhgyat'lll Key. T. Mackenzie Frasor.M.A.i Evening, at 630. Leo-' tnreonjgoriptnreCh'arla'oterS—"Abraf-ftm.'' : PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, j i Alexandra-Btreet;—The'Bev. J- Long wiil* preach in the Mondng at'll, and in the fivening, at 6.30.' ■ PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY | SERVICES,ExceIsior HaU, .Upper Pitt-: street,-The Her. j; Long Will' preach in the: Afternoonat.3o'olock..-y ■!■. TTNITED METHODIST FREE' U. CHURCH, Pltt^nd iVincent strSete.-' Sunday- Services, October 10th, to.be conducted by the Rev.' T." Hodgson in thb Motntog at 11, j and in tho Evening at 0.30. r PI TT• STKEET - WESLEYAN ' CHURCH. -Mbniing, at 11, Rev. W. Morley; Evening, at 6.30.Rev. J. Robertson. PONSONBY WESLEYAN CHURCH.. —Morning, at IL Mr G. Stephonaon;; Evening, at 0.80, Rev. W. Morley.-v- , GRAF TO,N: ROAD, .^WESLEYAN* CHUROil.—Morning, at 11. Rev. J. Whe well; Evening; at 6 30. Rev. W. C. OUver., , -\TE.WJM AR KET; WE S LEY A N * J3l CHUjROH.-Mortiing, at 11. RevL'L. M.! Isitt; Kvening, at 6.30, -Mr' W. Burton. sU ; XrOR-'H SHORE* WESLEYAN' |Js\l< CHURCH.4rMbrning; at'lL-'ReVj-H; R.; DeWßbury; Kvenlng,at63o,Mriß!.,FlOld,j'h fu | ARCH / HLL.Ii, f , vyESLEXAN .SKR-. "vVICEB,-Div_to servibs* will-be con-* ducted in thetPublio- Schoohrooai To-morrow' Evening, at 6ySO, by* Mr Markham. , ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES': "—Divine service'in' the Public School room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by Mr Wdllig. j "OONSONBY BAPTIsir CHURCH.— j JP Sunday Serviced, October 16*h.—The Rev.: C. Carter will preaoh in the Morning at 11, ond ( in the .Evening at 6.30.: ft _ , -' j C CHORAL HALI2-Ge6; A. Browif Willi •J, deliver his thlrdtCebture on '^The Mosaic' Account of Creation?.on>Bunday night at 6.39.; Mori-tig service at the Temperance Hall. ■ ; LO KNEiSTREET H ABI2-UN SECT A RIAN;SUNDAY SERVIOBSrOot. 16th—i In conseaiience of the "indisposition of the Bey.' 8; Eager, the Hall will bo Closed To-morrow (Bondart Morning. .<: . ■:. . t ______' ODDFELLOWS'' HALE, foot olOCook-j Btreet.—Evening Meeting at 6.30; I Gospel Address (D.V.I by Mr S. Ridley, ot Chrlstchuroh.* 'All-Beats free;'. Come.-" -*".-'-.. li' u'*V, J-'* ::, I RETHOUGHT/ HALL',: Hbb_on-i ■'street.—To-morrbw, (Sunday) Evcnlnir. Bnb.eeti'i'tPrimillVeiClirlWianlty.'' Mr 'J.*C.< Wilkes. , Commence at 7 o'clock.-.-. Discuasion .Invited.-,:,., I ,-.-,4 f..,v.-*-rT>'i-'-r-'..r ir-Lli'". Jf.ll I •/iIION.GREGATIONAIi 'CHUJKCHJ --!_>;- ,bad vu*u t.w, (> : /:■ :».5 'il»il wh ' " BKRESFqRD-STRBET..« n7O: , Hji j THE ANNTVER^RY 'SERVICES j .55lJ fI iaagIUNDAYiS'OaOOL ,h x a WIU be held on -'^ ! SUIfb?A!Y NE'iT, 16TH ObtoBBE,; In tho Morning, at 11, bjrI'theß,£vv_:. ■'#.! yrMa..v°Kw. mcj '-x-iiioa In tho Aftornoon, at a, by tho B?n-. S. W.* , . B-KBB. n . inthiEvening. at ftWby the Rj^.H. B,! .n .^u^sbuey. j* •*■;.;; •;.','-* l ColieoUons at each service in aid of tho, Sunday-: * " ' 'sohool Funds. ~; ■■ TJONSONBY. iBABTIST CHURCH.! " TKiMBBIWW TUESDAY, 18TH K^T.,,.; : SEpOGNJPTIbW '6f jTHE; pp?.. <j; CiLRTBR Ai Pastor b'f tho Church. "-..'.'., _~... Teaat 6,30. Beys. A.W;:Webb, T. Spurgebn.- and other, ministers and friends, are espeoted to Address* the Meeting." Tiokets, is 6d." " " _-! SERVICE 'OF SONG.-" The Start in* ;> Life" will be given by the Children of the HOwe*ttreet Industrial Homo. asßlsted by Mr Frith and ,other r fdends, in- tha Temperanoe Hall. Alber_-StrCet,onTUEBDAY, 18th October, ISSI, in aid ot the funds of the Band of Hope Society 00-ueoted with tho Institution. , Colonel Haultairi will preside; " To commonce at,7.30 p.m. Tickets: Adults, Is, Children, 6d; can be, .obtained at thevSundayrßchool Union -Book 'Depot, Wellesley-street,.or.at the door of the ■Hall. 7'"" ~'"-'." ''' " "'I ." ':"■"< * ;■ ! a ■ '' i r"i ', i * ■■ a■" a '''.'J' ;,,'.7'^yolriri-eer,-:M[bticeV7 .:•,-'':'■ COR?S,' Aiß'.'V. w^SoV -tX The Monthly Insneotlon of the -mrM*l Hobson Corps will to heldonXUES- Wf(S| DAY next, 18th Instant, at 7.30 p.m. \\l&r Aa the annual inspection of arms, Sec., UsC will tako place at this parade, all fi»» members are particularly requested to attend,—Pktbk Digsan, Captain. VICTORIA RIFLES, A.B.B.—The Monthly Inspection Parade of the Victoria Company wul.be _eld on TUESDAY next, at the Drill shed,at 7.30 pild. sharp. Ordershavlng been issued iby Major Withers to the effect that the Numbers of all lUfle3 in the pos session, of Members Will be taken by nim ■at this parade; I have'to 'request a full attend ance of the members of-all ranks. Uniform: FuU dress with helmets.—Ow_K Mahon, Capt. Commanding Corps. ;.,-; „/., -.TT«-A>ND.e'd j .T_H:i"is-!,.D'A V, -,Jt_i j -,■.- ExTeAnau,,j „ ~.■..-,;:.,•;.„ , '300 BAOKS POTAT.OE.B.: :•; •.. These are: true Blue Derwents. -' Quality perfect, j,, -. : Condition sound. ADAM "LAYBOURN, .. Fbrt-Btreet. 10^770: R S A~ L. E, 60 cases CASTOR OIL. In bulk 100 drums LINSEED OIL, boiled a d>aw 10 casks ~ » 6 casks COLZA OIL 20 arums1 „ „ v' 80 Onuns TURPS. 4 ;W. S. LAUB IE, ,'.:'■- 7, Wynidham-atieet. ■*■



j Fablic Noti-eB. j lliSiZ riOUBT CITY OE ?s&s£!§s§, AUCKLAND, No. 3078* 6rM^9JfHSBAS Doctor Lawpobd D. Kvaks,' (•OaEtKSyfisnl Pitt-Btreet, opposito "Vincent* l BK_Sf_?l_-1 street, and Doctor A. RioHasd -O>_—S__UlSJßO- Karangahape Road, near Mfc_Bp»"<•_!_>' Upper Queen-street, have been elected Surgeons of the above-named Court. Members are therefore requested to forward j to the Seoretary, -without delay, the Name of the Surgeon on whose list they wish to be placed. .--:.. - * ■'-■ . / ': ;.-■. ■ By order, - * ~ . T. W. ALLEN, j- | •. v ■-. «■• a i Secretary. October llth. 1881. T AKAPUNA LAKE and Waiwera.— Visitors these favourite r districts j can : obtain Saddle Horses, Buggies, and .Single and i Pair-horse Carriages on tho shortest notice at : Mayß' (late Quick's) Livery Stables, Post-offlcej Devonport,NorthShwo., , t ~-...;■■ J T«., *..,- Hi 7C 9 0 X, eJ FURNITURB, * .7 i- j BEDDING,- AND CA.RPET WAREHOUSEJ 123, QUKBN-STRBKT, AUCKLAND, \ Bank of New l&alonff. Wo invito the attention of Ladies and Gentle! men: about to furnish to our Large and Well; selected Stock of Drawing-room, Dlnldg-room; and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Son Blinds for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads,'-Tapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spbino Mat trasses, of superior quality, at reduced prices; a large assortment of Cane BeatedChalrs, Voran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patent JBfbinQ Roller Blinds, all sizss; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-fop Washotands; some Very, , Superior, Bedroom . Suites, in Morauaj Kaori ; Toilet Ware, bupbrior double seta, with sponge bowls; Goatskin. Heartii- KUGS,'to White, Black, and .Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats/a few very superior Oriental -loro_Mata: just opened, easily kept clean, and very am tame; flrstclass Hair ]_attr.ibses. ; The greatest attention paid to the pasklng and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on! application. r- ....... . Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers. All* Goods delivered free fa town. . j m urrir T. &H. COOKE, '• ■[ t- J FURNITURE, BEDDING. AND OAfiPET 'WARBHOUSB, ■ ,-., Q j 123, Queen-street, ji Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. '7!o '- -" T* LJ I •'- c:! "' fl. , • The Partnership hitherto, subsisting between _..'N; Ooitvnc'and P. H. Jenkins, at Panmure,* Storekeepers, is hereby dissolved by mutual: consent. , i - . i ~, , Mb A. N. OQILVIE will continue to carry on; the business In his own name, and will receive and pay the Debts owing to and due by the late •3?artnßrahtpi *'•" ■■■-, -•■ ' • -.- -~<- osflV/ 1 Dated this 12th day of Ootober, 1831. *am i " ,' i M *«rti i PERCY. H. JKNKINS, ! ..iiaghed) |a. N.'OGILVI-. j O U B'L I* V W^O T I C E.» fj;T.\MSILLIAM JAMES WATT 3; theiWßll-kaOTvnj Grocer of Onehunga, has a Constant Supply of. Home cubed Bacon and Ham always on hand.* Agent, for the Bvesino..^Stab.,, Mr Watt respectfully invites-further patronage.-* t=SgSjF^S~^Q LENT Bulldinß! aid.l- vf, .Society principles, or on other terms: to sua; borrowers. , Mortgages and Loans nego tlaied. See List of Properties for Bale on fourth page. Six per con t allowed on money deposited for investment. --.C.: WiCliamson, Land, Estate ond Financial Aarent. Vulcan Lane. { NREDEEMEd PLEDGES, Monday,! October V-tth-^Ri Arthur wUI BeU by. auction the whole ot S. A. Aeher's unrodeemedj Pledges, without reserve. .-. ry v B-L.4--: -0i : i".,...]!t_,.v/r^i c E.j •• Honour to them. where :hpribt_ ls_ue." 7.--TJi-D-3 UElF&jONfr i Beg to call tbe attention of tie'Publio to their* FURNITURE E-LPORIUM, . \. Situated iv Hobson-stbebt. Thoir Cabinetmatdng is equal to anyjn New! Zealand. Furniture Repaired and Re-polished "on:tha shortest notice, and in'the best work: manlike manner., : . .. -.-.-s >-.;! ,7tT O I;T AC I. 1 T-oijrl Z u-.-. io A]rq-A v;-p. BTANS,""'-- <-•-•-- '*-■ -y J, ~;.;'7'EpTATK,!^rjysK7;-^!LANTD 'Atiw?,^ i Has this day.removes into those convenient and ;centrally(_ situated, offices"-just vacated j by -.% Thorno,,Fsq.,-"Solicitor,next "Herald,"QUeen-, Street; where he will be glad to see old laces on hew.Bubjecte, hud new faces on any other snbjeot. to a commission. Persons wishing to acquire Houso, Land- 'Or'other Property,".are requested: to call, upon the undersigned, who> will do his! utmost to facilitate their requirements without' fee or charge. '~*.", ..".',.",... ','.,:_ ,' D. F. EVANS, - . ~.,, ...... | . Estaib, House, and Land.'Aabst. ".',"' '.TtREA'T'NORTHERN lliffiW. VJT. h MARKET, QOEEN-STRBET,;,. .m -"■'■■ 'AUCKLAND." "■>■■>--"' -'■■ H "there is-nnything you want "to-InbW about buying, selling, ..leasing, mortgaging, transferring, Burveying, or otherwise deal ing -With-land or house'*property;.*if yj»U desire to learn where to buy, what to buy, and how to buy. eithor for cash or on easy terms, apply at the above address. Every in formation available will be afforded to inquirers without charge. 'Assistanbe given in arranging mortgages, or inventing money in land or mort gage. Land sales first and third Friday in each month. Opening sale October 7; catalogues in; 'preparationV Early information" Bhpuld be Bent: in by persons having propertyfo'r Bale, to secure £artloulars being duly advertised, and entered icatalogue;''' ' ■*' ' " '*' " '"'■ '• ' I ~WM ER ATION 6¥ CUii _:OMS: J_i_, TARIFF. I Through tlie admission, duty free, of all! French Shirtings and Prints, I am enabled to' supply my patrons with Fini, bt Pakisian Dress and Regatta Shirts,- made to order and' measurement, at the same figure and lower than* tho imported; slon article, -r- C. DE L'EAU,1 French Drees -Bhtrt Maker, Durham-street,*. <Mmer orAlbert-Btreet ;. . ■ y^ I MtiSIUAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.—' Angelo Forrest, Auokland'Musio Ware-* house, Queen-Btreet. PULMAN'S PHOTO JSOOMB,] SHOKTLAND-STBEET, Tourists md* Visitors are Invited to inspeot; Pnlman's Views of the Hot Lakes, Auokland! and Bußh Soenery, See. The greatest variety of | Original Portraits ot Maori Celebrities in Now; Zealand. tih'-~'>"i '■ PHOTOGKAEffX*fIT ALL ITS BRANCHES, j V PERMISSION OF THE AUTHOR-' j ITlKa—Checkmate, and other Valuablo fOll Paintings, to be.disposed of on'/:the':A»t; Union- principle (by permission of the authori- I ties), are now on view at Mr B. Wayte'ftfQuee---. Btreeto TiThey are worth a largo sum of money,* ''andi-Will-ibe.drawn for assoonastheilistiils! complete. More names required.s.Tickets^*! eaoh. Inspection Invited.—Apply to B. Wayte, or to.F,i'Gi-Ewlngton.. ; W'alphonso smith, • LAND AGENT, Whangarei. I RATES, RENTS, 'AND DEBT!! QOLLICTEP.i ~„,.,™._ ™.....F^)3- SALES,-. _■ Lots at Grahamatown, Wongorel, and Kamo.' Farms at* Pan-.- Bay, Mangatapere, Rua-, tangata, Tamaterau. Walkeikoi, Manala, Ma iigap—i, TaurarOEw. and Baa—uigi. ~ -, . rfr m | ». _ .. ,i w„ ALPHONBO BMITH,' J- - * p- Land Agent, Wongarel. \ WHY ' FAY MORE? 7\inspect7:_io: .- Goods,', compare prices, and judge -for ■yourselves I—Allen's General Drapery, Victoria-. Btreet West. xr,,,,.0 ; t i: 7; : .,C7 f(M\ '. r;7-"'7'77. look out ■'<■; 7,77: ■ no--. .-■-«,-. u-l' i •■■'- FOB ■•■ - ■ ■-'••■' '■'■ MY WATCH ADVERTISEMENT, With Price Lis*, as soon as my. New Stook •it) .;-.'■: Bill o'A • ..;:,i. arrives. * j *•' -■•- '■■'-' J 20 % less than any Honse in New Zealand.' . , JP, H. -LETOSSON; .f *'•*'* | aHEMIST .AND , DRUGGIST, j-f . , '..J i..'" ••' I -'-''-"r-i. • •vOCi. a GILBERT| « DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIBT " 223, QUE EN-STREET, (Next to the Albert Hotel). Prescription arid Family Receipts carefully prepared and dispensed. Just Landed— A Large Stock of Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Proprietary Medicines, Drugs and t'_;oM -=:. Chemloals,"eto.,oto.n:;; \ *j Country Storekeepers and Settlers' orders executed with care and dispatch, and at lowest rates, t-jk __ ij ;.,_• irj, , Communications by letter will receive imme diate attention, _ ' •'■_ S. .GIL BE R T, ,„., ~-. ...OPESK-STREET. ...... . T>BO BONO PUBLICO^ THE LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANX'S FREE ART UNION PRIZES consist ota Lady's Gold-Hunting Watch and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' Id-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other Jirizeß, worth £50. A Ticket in the above *will be given with every Sitter." eoOjuembera wanted. Cartes de Visite, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d -per half-dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—C. H. MONKTON, Manager. .• ■ i ■■.. £f QUPERIOR CORRUGATED TAWKB. S. PAR X E R HAS FOR SALE a number of the above, with •~ Tap ready for use, £3 ond upwards, AtJhib Steam Wobks, Victoria-sibeet, or his Shop Wkllbsley-stbeit. Large quantities of Spouting, Ridging, ana Down pipes always in stock. Verandah Iron curved at shortest notice. Manufacturer of Lead and Cotupo Pipe. A choice selection of Chandeliers, las,, at his Wellesley-street Bhop. Country orders will always receive bis prompt attention. ' . , Licensed to lay on Water, Bole Patentee or the Improve- Lead BM|b RiDoisa, /



■''-.... ... » . — I I. Pablic Notices. TDOARD OF EDUCATION! SCHOLARSHIPS. : The names of Candidates wffl ba received to writing not later than TUESDAY, Ist Novem ber next. Candidates must send Certificates of Birth when thoy send in in thoir name. : *i:** ".;.> I .-, '.'■ ■ A VINCENT E. RIOB. | - Secretary. E W. ATKTIN, DECEABED. It is requested ttot all Claims against this Estate may be forthwith lodged with Mr B. Tanner, Accountant, Queen-street;' and that all Debts duo to the Estate may be forthwith paid - ta him. '■ i -•■ * • Auckland, 13th Ootober, 188 L . -ART. HEATHER V" J AS. F- LKIGHTON VExoeUtOTS, -,-,V !o Am «DV^.W.BU»G_SSi •• , -■ ~, N.B.—The Printing Business of the late Mr Atkin will continue to be carried on as usual at High-street, for the benefit of the Estate. MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.-Angelo Footest, Aufk. .land'MußioWnrohonso.:. ,-,■;.;.;, "I ~;*;«, T ANDS IHjTHE N ORflff, Owners of Land on the Toko Toko, Oman, or Matakohe Blocks, will do well boforo soiling to consult T.R,L__BBBTOfthelrrelaHve^«lue. who will give them full information free Of charge.— Address care of Busby Brothers, Grey-street. ? IXUS TO LAKE XAKAPUNA. On and after MONDAY next, the 17th Inst., a 'BOSS WILL RUN DAILY from my Stables to- Takapuna Lake. ' '* - ■ *■' '-1 * Time Table In a future advertisement.'' OLIVER MAYS. ) . i , Livery Stables, Devonport. X: & coyi jX ~ CUSTOM-HOUBK-3TREET.. AUCBXAHC. Are taking orders tor the American Fencing si!4ti Cpmpanirti ■. ..,.,,.., Steel Barb Fence'--Wire. Tl*j Cheapest and Best to the Market, sjiboi ,_ .:> .---n.'.-t'-..-• - ,?■&?&•$ ,jj iMjQ . PER TON for Galvanised. ' Duty PaUL and Free, Delivered at Wharf, Auckland. J_»r.toro^:anafnUp^„onl_«iapplyt(} - «*■ OPPENHEiMER &s _0„ If XikV - i i CPBTOM-HOCEE-BTREET, ,■ V ' .:n.:j.urt ■ ;,...'-. .-*.-:.- ( ApOß___D. _V MO HOUSEKEEPEKS, PARTIES X t - ABOUT TO MARRY, HOTEL'aW_ ''RCST-VB'ANT "___-_RS, , f AND Or^EES., (S3.i&Z'*sM E.LO.iO.^ /..".ax ' Having determined M, give ,p_>_, ihe Retail Crockery*and Glass" Business, and having dis posed of the lease of hia Bhop under Theatro Royal, is compelled to" Disposs ot all Open Stock in the, above lines (not having room to storo same'at Wholesale Kstablinhtoent lriDurham- Btreettat such BRICKS TBAT,WILL.CON VINOE EVERYBODY that tbe Sale U GtJ-Qine. Having t'SftvVup pMseeston' if -iiSiVireek In November, an 'early call U respect fully'BoUcited. j ; ~... ~ , .7- '''." ■~lf ■ .MP-* ■** 'OTB N'B^-PoWJdP E T WW, IX JEWELLER and DIAMOND BETTOR' VICTORIA-STREET (oppoaitelbe RoyalMaU), begs to inform his cußtomers, friends, and tha publio generally, that ho boirjust woelved a Large Shipment of CHOICE JEWELLERY. rper-Oriontsteemer iPotosi.'., „, . ■[__,_,* ._> sa _EP. Is ebnfident that his Prices will givo satisfaction to -all, and rospeotf uUy invites an inspection;"" ■ '■ ' * ~ • ~._, The Collection, which is comprised of all the latestdeslgnsand novelties In BneilßJC*»ronob, Geneva, and Colonial Goods, is as follows :— Ladies'ond Gents' Gold and .Silver Watohes and Alberts iLadiest Opera and Dress Chains . I_ j tj f Gold and Silver Bracelets, Lookets, necklets, Brooches, and Fairings . Gents' Lockets, Studs, Pins, Solitaires : Cbarmß*_old and Silver -uv a?'.*. Ladles' Dress and Fancy Rings, also Keepers and Weddingßingß,.;,,..,.,„., «,,im( Gents' Signet Rin.fe.&C&o'. " ' lf 1":"" il T. -• , I N;B.-r_ll orders an4/xepairs;will beeMonted on the Psemis-s, .and will recslve the same care and-attention which 1 Has-been given to them in the past. _ * XO^OOv^^jb^ANGES. ■ m k.ovtd, ;r QUEEN-isTREaT, _~_,.,„.. Opposite New Zealand Insurauco Offices. rnHB, 7-SiNGER'/ MANtJFACTUItING JL COMPANY, 166a, QUEEN-3TREE7i: , si.r»nU-..■■...-.„•?'.; CAUTION. ■-.. ,> ---: Mr J. K. Thomas being no longer In the em ployment of the above Company.any payments made to him on and after this date on their account will not be recognised. Auckland, October 10,1881.' -.',',',,. IT. ,--i .., ..... J ■.■.. ■ , '~.. -1 ,7 '.iM*ii"^.;/ 'i>;Oaaift.-j A'f|;-;;;.',, Yt. t Wood's point Gold mining , , T( COMPAN.r(LIMITEDV, ' . The Directors have this day raado a pre liminary Call of Twopence por^ Share on tho Capital of the Company, due and payable to tho Sfsoreteryi at the Company's Office, ft New, Zen land Insurance Buiiaings, Auokland, on or be fore MONDAY, November 7..1881. !' MB-WA J ;:.; JOHNR. RAN.DEBBON. Seoretary. Auckland. Ootober-11,-183L .- -, -; n- ALBION GOliD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). , - , j v ; . ,-.. \, t j t(i y: -, |l_ Notice is hereby given that a Call of Three pence per shore on the Capital of the Company .has this day been made by the Directors, pay able to the Manager, at the Company's Office, Wyndham-etreot. Auokland,on WEDNESDAY. the9t_u_rofNoveml>br, iIBBL' * ' Al" . .., .'.•;•",': r .. H. N. GARLAND- __, . bitffl •:'!.•.',. M"|.l if .ii-'-.; .i^ii'-MBMisft 1 .-. r i" H ■ - j i in* -- ii'-h" Tr ■:• ,t _r t s Aquatics." h n,[fjjj NORTHERN WAIROA REGATTA ,a_!IAY X O I^o-K "I.T. HUT . ; „ ATHLETICTSPORTS.. ,iw..-« To be held at Mangawnare, on the 2nd andSrd - l.i;-ni; i VVii.rr?l^MWl>*' ii'V-li'-ni<iW« JltKCdTt?::":rsi MITOH_LSO»,:I_Q^.'>-s's Ct on« ,«w -pfi!J_itA]_i__ :^,.J,;V* tK lßtßoce-JFor.Punts not over 2if(;jlQ'leDKth, and -l»oY nptless than 22ft on bottom, 2nd Race—Amateur Sklffij. No rostribtlons as toboats ..■■-io-^l'^:^ •fed RriSP-O^en "Sailing Boatir, not exi>Be__g 2Ut on keel;-with- or without centre boards ,;;:,m->'o r ./.. Ithßaoe—Four-oared Gigs, rowed on gunwale. Entries for this race to oloiejl2£h Novem ber, 1881; 3 bono fide gigs to start or no race. First Prize, ttO sth Race—Yachts not exceeding; 30.C on keel; open sailing boats excluded fiffi Bace-Pair-oared Gigs, not over 21ft fa length; rowed on gunwale; no housing ; with or without coxswains 7th Race—Maori Punts; double-hand; breadth .<3 a of bottom to be not less thau 22i_,andnot exceeding 21ft In length Bth Race—Champion Scullers" Race, No restric tions whatever as to boats 9th Race—Youths (under IS years); two! pullers and coxswain. Boats to be not over 2i£t on keel; Rowed on gunwale '. -~..,» ,* > 10thRace—Double-handed Pants. I Pants to bo . not more than 2Ut in length, nndnot less r .,.':f~ than 221 non bottom. , '-.A.-. . " ~ All further, particulars In future advertise ment. ■■ „. 'it '~..:■*. r ■,*.-,• • " CHAS. HUDSON. ■iv-f ..-■. .-■ ■■■ ■:, .... •.-■:. . , .Secretary.. T 7 ' AUOtIODB. ''''' TUESDAY, OCTOBER ¥&* AP?LESI APPLES I APPLES! .Ex Loongana, irom Hobait, '■ -:i,:.;.:.: -:-*:L,'W. EATON, >. s ;kO %il '" WILL sell by auction,, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Tnesday, 18th Ootober, at 10 o'clock sharp. '" .; •,'-* jft.-j 250 CABK3 APPLES, various brands •* " "-'•' '"Also, ' -4- *':'•:'-".-. Bananas. Pineapples and Cocoanuts. should V..• < Southern Cross arrive in time.' -' " ' • ! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ijff" BLACK SILK, CRIMEAN SHUtTINGs, 1 „,i ,i; ; Cotton Shirtings,; '-.; Flannels, Ladies* Straw Hats, Edgings, Scarfs, Under-clothing (assorted), Stays. Hosiery, Umbrellas, Dress Material, Merino Shirts, Mole Trousers, Sheetings, &c &a, &o, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at his Store on tbe above date, at 11 o'olook, 1 JO CASES OF ABOVE GOODS. I Terms at Sale. '■ \' % (Oontisued on Fourth Pagre.)