TELEGRAMS.

(PEK PKESS AGBNOY.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. SUPREME COURT.

The criminal sittings of the Supreme Court concluded late last evening, when Walter Stannard, horse stealing at Hawera was sentenced for three years' imprison ment with hard labour, in two cases, the sentences to run consecutively. George Tuliere, for obtaining goods under fulse pretences", was found not guilty, bnt on a charge of passing a fraudulent cheque, he was found guilty, and sentenced to six months' Imprisonment with hard labour.

WELLINGTON, this day,

Messrs Guthrie and Larnach's tender for railway sleepers, accepted, is : 10,000 feet totara or black pine drlivercd at Lyttelton, 2s lOd each ; 20,000 delivered at Timaru, and 10,000 delivered at Oamaru, same price.

The veteraa actor Mr Hoskins, received quite an ovation at the benefit last night in " School for Scandal." There was an im mense house. The company leave for Napier to-day.

CHEISTCHURCH, this day.

At a meeting of stock-owners and others to-day to consider the desirability of forming a company for freezing and exporting meat, butter, and cheese, an influential committee was appointed to collect information and report;

DUNEDIN, this day.

The Veteran (barque) from Mauritius, with a cargo for this port, has arrived at Lyttelton. The Amabel (brig) and Medora (barque), both from Newcastle have arrived. The latter met the full force of the hurri cane on the 20th. The bull suffered so much that it was feared the vessel would founder.

The London Lancashire office had a risk of £150 on the premises burnt dn Wedncs; day.

ELECTION NOTES.

WELLINGTON, this day.

Mr Edwards, a candidate for South Wel lington, addressed thfe electors, and ex pressed general approval of the present Government. A vote of confidence was barried.

OUR BURGLARS.

DAILY RECORD OF ENTERPRIZES;

TiiK cry Is still "They come;" Not the police, but the robberies. It is interesting to watch the perfect equanimity and con summate coolness with which the thieves pursue the even tenot of their burglarious way, notwithstanding that the detectives are, metaphorically speaking, moving heaven and earth to discover some traces of them; The nightly depredations are becom ing quite a serious matter, and it is time that some effective check was placed on the movements of the festive gaogi Serious alarm is being felt throughout the city, and bars and locks are at a premium. Suspicions looking strangers are carefully watched, and the present state ot things is deplorable. In addition to the list of robberies and burglaries which we publish daily, there are many cases reported to us in which people are alarmed by seeing suspicious looking characters' hovering about their premises. One of these, which occurred iv Ponsonby, is worth mentioning, as it may serve to put people on their guard. A lady was engaged in her garden until dusk, and when approaching her back door she was astonished to observe a person dressed in female clothing looking intently inside. Hearing the footsteps, the person turned quickly round and said, in a pecu liarly gruff voice for a woman, "Oh, I have made a mistake. I was looking for Mrs —■'s " (mentioning a resident in the next street.) She then disappeared as rapidly as possible. The lady is certain, from the Voice and manner of the visitor, that the supposed "she" was not a woman at all, but a man who had clothed himself in female habili ments. This happened in very close proximity to Mr Uigelow'a house several nights before it was robbed. Another case happened in Grey-street at an early hour yesterday morning. Shortly after one o'clock, Mr W. W. Batt, Custom House agent, was astonished by a loud knocking at his front door. The noise continued, and he got up and opened it, when two men were Been standing outside. They asked if Mr Brown lived there, and being answered in the negative, departed very speedily. The disturbed inmate was not favorably im pressed with the appearance of the visitors, neither of them being particularly prepos eessing. It is supposed that, if they were robbers, they knocked in order to ascertain whether anyone was in the house, as it is a noticeable fact that in the coses of most of the burglaries the inmates have been absent at the time their places were broken into. Mr Batt has fortunately a very distinct recollection of the faces of his visitors.

ARMY AND NAVY HOTEL ROBBED,

The bar till of tho Army and Navy Hotel* with its content?, amounting to between £4 and £5, was stolen at a late hour last night. The circumstances connected with the robbery, so far as they have been re ported to us, are as follow:—About a quarter to twelve o'clock, there was no one in the bar, the attendants being engaged waiting npon the members of the Opera Company, who bad just come from the Theatre. Mrs Jones, the landlady, was in the sitting-room at the rear of the bar, with a little girl Hamed Amy Evans, who is employed there. A slight noise was heard in the bar, and the girl, looking oat, saw a man. getting over the counter. He had the till under his arm, and it was noticed that he wore a grey felt hat and a rusty coat. The girl called out, but it was then too late for Mrs Jones to at tempt the miscreant's capture. She avers, however, that had she seen him sooner, she would have done so. Information was at once given to the police, and a grey felt hat, which was picked up outside by a passer by, wai handed to Constable Douglas, and identified as similar to the one worn by the man who was observed making his escape. The drawer which was stolen had" been situated under the shelf opposite to the counter, and the thief had only to spring over the counter and take it. He must have entered in his stockings, because he made no parceptible noise when he jumped ofi the counter on to the floor and ran outside. It is a singular fact that Miss Jones had been in the shop for the purpose of drawing some beer only a moment previous to the robbery and this shows that the man must have been watching till the coast was clear before he made his attempt. The drawer contained between £4 aDd £5. Thera was one note, a half sovereign, and the remainder was in, Bilver, The robber, having no use to which he could put the till, threw it into the yard in passing, and it was handed oyer to the police to-day.

ATTEMPTED BURGLARY AT PONSONBY.

Two attempts to break into the shop of Mr H. Fountain, draper, whose premises are immediately opposite the site of the proposed Ht. John's Wesleyan Church, Ponsonby, afe reported. About half-past 2 o'clock yesterday morning, Mr Fountain, was awakened by a peculiar noise at the back ■window, which sounded as if some person werG filing metal-work. He got up, but was just in time to hear the retreating footsteps of the nocturnal visitor. A strange and un accountable idea that tho burglar would re -Bgain, seized upon the inmates, and jbefore retiring to rest last night, Mr Fountain placed a chair in a leaning position against the shop door, so th&t it would fall if the door were pushed. Lights were kept burn ing at the back. Shortly before three o'clock this morning the chair fell heavily, and Mr Fountain sprang out of bed, and proceeding to t the front door, opened it. He could then hear a man running along.the road at the top of his speed, in the direction of the three lamps. The mat, which had been, previously, close to the door, was moved some distance away, and the chain was lying on the floor. BURGLARY AT ONEHUN GA. Even the quiet suburbs "far from the madding crowds ignoble strife," do not be free from the depredations of the burglars. On Wednesday evening the premises of Mrs Brinstead, at Onehunga, were entered, and jewellery and cash to the value of £8 abstracted. Information waa conveyed to the police, and Sergeant Green at once commenced investigating. The result was, that yesterday an elderly woman named Culien, was arrested on the charge.

In Chambers this morning, the Registrar granted the defendants in the case of Ha miora Mangakahia and another y. The Auckland Timber Company, a further term of 14 days io which to plead. The plain tiffs claim £500 damages for trespass and also seek to obtain an injunction.

PARIHAKA NEWS.

[FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER,

PUKGAREHU, this day, 11,35 a.m. THE LAST BATCH OF PRISONERS. In looking over the list of the natives arrested yestorday, one is inclined to wonder or what reaaon some of them were impri soned. Titokowaru is a well-known war rior, and Kangipauhoako is equally cele brated as a preacher, he having kept tho Otago prisoners staunch in their belief by his periodical lectures ; but when one comes to the native named Hotario, wonder is aroused that a man of no importance should have been picked out. Patubapai is an old warrior of the Ngatiawa tribes, who has seen much fighting in Waikato, a chief not only by birth but by the innate dignity which seems to descend upon all destined to rule. Tamaki is a Taranaki chief—a man who is living at home when he stays at Parihaka, and one fails to see how the proclamation can apply to him, because it is stated that all alien tribes are to leave—that the real owners might live in peace. Horima is doubtless an influential man of Waneanui, and if being acknowledged a principal in land by Government purchase agents con stituted a chief, Heke Pipi is one, but his influence is lost in consequence of bis sales of land to the Government. With the exception of Titokowaru and Kangi, the iiien seized cannot be regarded as represen tative men.

THE ROAD,

Tho road that is to be taken through tbo settlement leads nowhere. It is only an other plan for breaking up Parihaka. It was commenced .yesterday at tho ha.dk. 61 the village; This road will go straight through the Tillage, and join on to the' Cape EgmOnt Koad; near Parapara; The making of this road is likely to engage the attention of tho autho rities to-day, and possibly a new departure may be taken to-morrow.

THE NATIVES WILL NOT DIaPEKSE;

There is not the slightest reason to sup pose that the natives will disperse. They intend to remain and be taken prisoners rather than desert the home they have chosen, bat they resist only with a passive resistance, which has no terror for the ln> vaders.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

PUNGAREHU, this day, 10.50 a;m. DETACHMENT SENT TO MANAIA

It was understood that Mr Brycn was to leave here for Parihaka yesterday morning at five o'clock, so several correspondents made it their duty to be there, only to find that nothing was to be done so early. The muster arrived at seven, and orders were issued for a hundred Wangauui Rifles from llahotu, to march to Manaio, a post about eight miles from Norraanby, and in the neighbourhood Of Titokowaru's people; They left for Opuhake at two yesterday, and leave there at eight tkia morning for a seventy miles walk. YESTERDAY'S ARRESTS AND ROAD WOKK. At 10 o'clock yesterday moraine, Messrs Hursthonse and Butler entered Parihaka, and the former read aloud the names of the chiefs whom it was intended to arrest) No resistance was offered, but some of those wanted could not be found; It is decided that all prisoners go to New Plymouth in the afternoon;

A working party of one hundred A.C. with cevering party of fifty A.C. marched out to commence a road. Major Tuke communicated with Captains Northcroft and Morrison under him. Colonel Roberts, accompanied by Mr "Wilson Hursthouse, 0.E., selected the line for the new road, aud this was quickly laid out by the surveyors. During this time it rained heavily, so that the men had but a wet time of it. The new road runs east from Paribaka to Stratford, aud will doubtless necessitate the demo lition of some wliares on its way to the main line.

EFFECT OF RECENT MOVEMENTS

ON THE DIFFICULTY,

The native difficulty seems little altered. Certainly.a few prisoners have been taken, but I learn on good authority that with the exception of two the prisoners ore not representative men. Tamokoke, one of them, if he has any ancestral rights at all, has a claim npon Pariboka only. Of those who have left of their own wish, Wi Parata took five to Waikane, and of the eleven that went with Tabine four were women and three children. Yesterday afternoon a girl, apparently European, dropped two pieces of paper over the fence, close to the camp. A Sergeant of the Waimea Rifles picked thorn up, and reading one found that it stated that the writer being tired of living with the Maoris, and feared being taken back into the bush with them. She asked the finder to have the note delivered- to her mother, a European. The first note waa shown to Major Pitt, who laid it before Col. Roberts. The girl will be taken away from the natives. This morning there is a strict order against any visitors seeing Te Wbiti—even his relatives being forbidden admittance to him.

[BY TELEGRAPH. —PEESS ASSOCIATION.)

PUNGAREHU, this day, 10 a.m. Nothing fresh has happened, and Parihaka natives are killing large numbers of pigs. Mr Edwin telegraphs to Mr Bryce to expect a northerly gale with rain. The road • making party go oat this moraine

PUNGAREHU, Noon.

Nothing has been done np to noon, Everything is quiet. Some move will pro bably be madn this afternoon.

LATEST DESPATCH.

Twenty-one Additional Arrests.

PUNGAREHUj this day, 3 p.m. More prisoners are now being taken. Twenty six belonging to Wanganui, have already been arrested.

SP ORTING NEWS

THE WAVERLEY - WAITOTAKA

RACES.

Success for Mr Walters.

[BY TELEGRAPH — PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGANUI, this day. Thb Waverley-Waitotara Spring meeting was held yesterday, The weather was delightful, and the racing most enjoyable. Great improvements have been made to the course and its general appointments. A new stand has been erected, and the lawn and paddock greatly enlarged; Mr Walters was very sncceesfnl. The running of the Slander filly surprised everyone, Waveeley-Waitotaba Guineas, 105

soys. ; 1J miles,

The Slander filly won easily. Fivo i started. There was a good race between the first two, but the filly shewed grand speed. Time, 2raina. 54secs. Handicap Hurdles, 40 so vs., £ mile. Abolition, lOst 51b3 ; 1 Bawthome, 9st 61bs ... 2 Chandler, list 3 Won easily. Chandler baulked twice, leaviDg the race to the other two. Flying Handicap, 40 soys., 3J miles. Grand Duchess, Bst 121ba 1 Venture, 7st lOlbs 2 Blue Gown, 7st 121bs 3 Won easily, the Duchess lying back for three parts of the distance, and then going through her horses like a streak of lightning. Time, lmin, 20secs. Maiden Plate, 40 sove., 1$ mile. Ely 1 Taipo 2 Satenclla ... 3 Time, 2mins. 57secs. Waveklev-Waitotaka Handicap, 125 sove;, 2 miles. Slander filly, 7st 1 Merlin, Bst 71bs 2 Grand Duchess, Bst 81bs 3 Ten started. It was a splendid race. Merlin led most of the way, with Duchess second. Coming into the straight, Grand Duchess challenged Merlin, and the race became severe. Finding he could not cut the horse down he called to the rider of the filly, who came on with a rush, and, catch ing Merlin in the last few strides, won on the post by a head. Time, 3mins. 46seQ.». The Forced Handicap, won by Merlin, Slander filly second. The best dividend in totalisator during the day was on Slander filly for the Big Handicap, £248 in the pool, and 11 on the filly.

The C.J.C. Races.

CANTERBURY CUP.

Grip, by Slanderer—Awatea, 5 yrs, 9st 51t)3 (Derritt) 1 The Dauphin, 3 yrs,7st 61bs (Hoskins)... 2 Colt, by Yattendon—Peeress, 3 yrs, 7st Gibs (Webster) ... 3 Louis dOr, 3 yrs, 7at Gibs (Wattie) ... 0 Betting: Even on Grip, Gto 4 Peeress colt, 3 to 1 Dauphin ; 4 to 1 Louis d'Or. After two attempts the flag fell to a fair isb start.though Dauphin got somewhat the best .of it. Peeress Colt came next, half a length ahoad of Grip, with Loui3 dOr last. This order was kept till nearing the stand, by which time Peeress had got on terms with Dauphin, Louis dOr going one length be hind, with Grip three lengths injrear. As they raced away to the near side of the course, Louis dOr went up to the leading pair, but three quarters of a mile from home j had shot his bolt, and gradually receded ; from a prominent position. Approaching, the straight, Dauphin forged slowly but: surely ahead of Peeress colt, but here' Derritt called on Grip, and the favourite j came up fast. Half way up the straight, lie I joined issue with Dauphin, and for 200 j yards they raced side by side; but opposite the stand enclosure, the black horse went to the front, and won a good race by three quarters ot a length. Peeress colt was a very bad third, Louis dOr beaten off. Time: 4mins. 6Jsecs. There was no enthusiasm over Grip's victory, 'the stable having nearly all the money about him. The Dauphin ran a grand race, making his own running all the way, but the others cut up indifferently, Of 681 in the totalisator, 339 were on Grip, SELLING STAKES. Walter's b h Billingsgate, Isaac "Walton —Slander, Syro, Bst 31biJ, 220soyb (Webster)... ... 1 Mr Robinson's br m On Bit, syra 7st 51bs, lOOaovs (Butler) 2 Mr William's eh g Talent, syrs, 7st lOlbs, lOOsovs (Blanche) ... ... .. 3 Mr Bates's br in Hilda, 4yrs,' Bat -211)3, 300sova (Derritt).,. ... .;. ... 0 Betting: 6to 4 on Billingsgate. The lot were despatched on level terms» but Billingsgate, who was always in a good jositib.u, went to the front; when hia ider shaking off a determined challenge by On Dit, won by a lot in hand, by hall a length. Time, 2min 17secs.

To-day's Races.

RACECOURSE, this day. The weather waa again very fine, though a strong south-wester made things rather unpleasant. The attendance is very small, The following were the results : — CHRISTCHUROH PLATE. Hon. W. Robinson's b h Grip, 9st lllbs '• including 71bs penaity (Derritt) ... I Mr Frasor's eh c Louis dOr, 3 yrs. 7st •libs, including 51bs allowance (Sturgess) ... „ 2 Betting 4tol ou Grip. Tho favorite got away beat, but at a quarter of a mile Sturges took Louis DOr to the front, and making the pace a cracker, speedily placed a gap of six lengths between him and Grip. Derritt, however, never let him got further away, and gradually closing on him as they neared home Grip c ame in winner, hands down by three lengths. Time, 3mins Cseca.

THE METROPOLITAN. H. Goodman's br h Chancellor, by Tra ducer—Sweet Briar, aged, 8»t 71bs (Thompson) ... .; 1 D. O'Brien's br c Tasman, 3yrs, 6st 121bs (liutler) a. ... 2 Mason and Vallance's b h Volunteor, syrs, Bst lOlbs (\Yattie) 3 C. Owen's eh h Sic George, 4yrß, Bst lOlbs 0 H. A. Westmacott's b c Xhe Dauphin, 3yrs, 7st lllbs (Hosklns) 0 Mr Bates chgThe Poet, 4yrs,6st 121bs (Allan) 0 Mr Horsford's eh g The Jokor, svrs,.6st 31bs (D. Hawkins) 0 Betting: 6to 4 against Dauphin ; sto 2 against Sir George ; 4 to 1 against Chancel lor ; 5 to 1 against Tasman j 7 to 1 the rest. There was a lot of fiddling at the post, and the flag at last fell to a wretched start, ot which Tasmau, Joker, and Dauphin got all the best, but aa they rounded the turn to the right, Jokerjs place was taken by the Poet. At the bait mile Tasman and Dauphin led side by side, with Chancellor and Sir George two lengths behind them, but in turn 2 lengths ahead of the ruck. A j of a mile further on the field closed well up togother, but in the last quarter of a mile, Dauphin, Chancellor, Tasman, Sir Ueorge, and Volunteer singled themselves out and ran a fine race home. Before entering the rails, Sir George and Dauphin were done, but Tasman and Volunteer straggled on under punishment, on on each side of Chancellor, who had quite enough left in him to stall them off, and- win comfortably by three-qnarters of a length, Tasman was second, Volunteer a good third, Dauphin fouith. Time : 2 mius. 42Jaec3. The win. Ncr was loudly cheered. SPKING NUBSERY HANDICAP. Mr Horsford's eh f Nonscnse,by Albany— No Name, 7st (6. Walke) 1 Mr Webb's b f Amazoa, 7st 91bs (flos kins) 2 Mr Butler's b f Trinket, 7st 131ba (Butler) 3 Mr Butler's b t Testa, 7st 3lb (Allen) ... 0 Mr Horsford's b f Siesta, Bst 101b (Hope) 0 S. Biddell's eh c Tira, Bst (ThompaOD) 0 Mr Lunn's Welcome Jack, 7st Olb, car ried Sst (Derrit). Mr Froser's l> f Leonora, 6st 121bs, (Strin ger?,) Betting 2 to 1 agalast Siesta, 4 to 10 to 1 against others. Half an hour was cut to waste at the post, and in the end a bad start waa effected, Siesta, and Leonora being all behind. /Tira cut out the running, but when half the distance- Nonsense, Amazon, and Trinket went to the front and a desperate struggle ensued, Nonsense winning by half a length, Amazon 2, Mr Buttlers pair third and fonrth. Time fiOJ sees, Mr|Horsforri's luck in winning with the second string after Siesta's baa start, was much appreciated, SELLINa PLATK. On Dit, Bst 41bs 1 Coldstream, 7st 91bs 2 Talent, Bst lOlbs 3 Aurora, Fleur de Lys, and Gold Duat also ran. The struggle between the first three was tbe closest of the meeting, On Dit winning by a bare head. Time, lmin l'Jsccs. FLYING HANDICAP, Hilda, 7st ... 1 Nautilus, 7st 51bs 2 Sir George, 9st 81bs, „. ... „,, 3 Nonpareil, 7st 71bs - 0 Farewell, 6st 71bs, ... 0 It was a slashing race. Won by a neck.

The following Auckland tickets drew horses in Fleming's Novelty Consultation : —Melbourne Cup: 7647, Result; 244, jSnwarrow; 7614, Chatterer; 7212, Czar; 3226, Creswick; 7587, Henchman; 1344, Greyhound; 470, Sardonyx ; 6724, Oxalia ; 6350, Gloucester; 7921, Liberator; 7911, The King; 3259, Tourmaline ; 6326, Venan; 7640, Lothair ; 7586, Sir Modred ; 1350, Tattoo; 234, Verdure; 249, Rupert. Christchurch Jockey Clad Handicap : 7626, Romeo ; 3273, Mercia; 2777, Laertes ; 7032, Holaerness : 7333, Hinemoa j 7917, Envy, filly. Canterbury Cup : 7208, Dauphin ; 6250, En Avant, filly; 6986, La Mode j 243, Mataku. Derby : 9408, Jtiinemoa ; 9409, non-starter; 6348, non-starter; 456, con etarter; 1964, non-starter.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR FRIDAY, NOVEMBER- 11.



Ecclesiastical. THE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES in connection with the Alexandra - street Sunday-sohool will be held (D.V.) on SUNDAY IJJffiX.11, when throe Sermons will bo preached— In the Morning, at 11 o'clock, by the Ray. K. H. Dewsbury. In the Afternoon, at 3 o'olook, by the Rev. h. M. laitt. And in the Evening, at 6.30, by the Rev. A. Carriok. The ANNUAL SOIRRE-will bo held on WEDNESDAY, November 16th. Tea at 6.30 ; Public Meeting at 7.30, whan Addresses will be delivered by Ministers and friends. Electoral. _ AE/.AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. TO THE ELEOTOBS TAKAPtJNA RIDING. I fcoK to announce myself as a Candidate to represent your interests in the Wultomattt County Council. 1 R. MAOKAY. W- AITEMATA^ COUNTY ELEC TION. TO THE ELECTORS OF TAKAPUNA RIDING. Gentlemew,—At the repeated solicitation ot many Electors In various parts of tneßidinpr, I bee to announce that I am a Candidate for a seat In the Council at the Election on the 16th Inst. Twenty yeara' residence in the district, an intimate knowledge of its requirements, and a deep interest in its progress, are, I trnst, sufficient qualiflcations for the office. As I believe two forms of Local Government in one district are not only unnecessary but misohie vous, I shall be prepared; if elected, to have the outlying settlements of the country formed into Road Board Districts, and then assist these local bodies in their more important works by subsidies from the County Jfund, and thus re duce the coEt of the county system to the lowest possible point. lam, gentlemen,



Wanted. WANTED, a Boy about 15 or 16; tall and sharp will have good wages. W. H. Dampler. WANTED, Improrers, also, a roc Dressmaker.—Apply Miss Christie,. t( of Shortland-atreet. . WANTED, a Barmaid. — Apply i Ocoidental Hotel Bbarp. "ITSTANTED, a Respective Gir1,.14 or II TT to make herself generally naefu —fllerrlok, Grocer. Albert-street. WANTED, three respectable youD Men a« Boarders in a private famil: Terms moderate. — Apply to Mr K-vanagl Nelaon-stroet. 2nd house from Cook-street. W~~ ANTED, a good Barman.—Appl Star offloe. ANTED, a Good Smith.—Apply Gee Leahy. Dook Iron Works. VST AN TED, a respectable Girl about 1 V T or 16, with referenoes.—Apply to Mrs I Wood. Brighton Road. WANTED, an experienced JNursemai to take charge of two ohildren; refei oiicoa required.—Apply in the evening to Mr Arthur H. Nathan, Lower Symonds-Btreot ANTED, a good Second Cook.- Apply Thames Dining Eoomß. ANTED, a good Dressmaker; mm understand cutting, &c—Apply to Mr Bntterworth, Milliner, &0., Queen street. WANTED, by a Gentleman, Board am Resldooce In a private family, within IJ minutes' walk o£ Newmarket.—Addreßs letter stating terms, to George, care of Mr Joshui Jackson, Suarebroker, N.Z. Insurance Build bags. WANTED, the Ladies to come and se< the Freeh Bargains, including Blacl Felt Slippers for Is 6d, at Dampier'g. \\r ANTED, for Piako, a Married Coupli T 7 without children ; man as genera] far servant, woman as general house servant.- Apply to John Hunt, oara of Clark and Gane fort-street. Auckland, ANTED, a Coat Ho-nd and tw< Tailoreones.-Apply to Munro anc Mllligan, Karangahape Road, Newton. WANTED, a Boy for the .... Staffa. —Apply on hoard, at the Dook. WANTED, a Laundress, also a Cook, __ —Mrs Alfred Bnokland, Newmarket. ~\\T ANTED, a Young Girl to assist in TT house work.—Mrs Swindly, Bth house below Star Hotel. Newton Road. WANTFD, a smart respectable Boy. _ —Apply to Q. T. Chapman, Bookseller, Wi> NTED KNOWN-The Black Sil_ for Is lid la going fast at Dampicr'a. WANTED to Rent, for a term, a four oi flva-roomod Cottage In a respectable locality near town.—Apply, with terms, to W. B. Payne. Kden Turraoe. , WANTED, a few good Bush Labourers, —IC. Gibbons and Co., Onehunga. WANTED, a Housemaid.— Apply Mrs 'lhoß. Whitaon, Frlncos-atreet \\/ ANTED, a competent Book-iceeper; Vt references indispensable Apply by letter only to -Chrontrled Bros., Thames. ANTED, a Striker for the Smith's Shop; constant employment for a steady S"onth or Young Man.—Apply Cousin & Atkln, Elllott-gtreat. WANTED, a Soap and Candle-maker. —Apply to Yfarnook Bros., Durhain itroct, Auckland. WAISTED, Two ImproTers to tho Carpentering. - Apply Friday or Satur lay 8 a.ra, to T. Lambourno, Karangnhopo Itoad, Newton. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Japanese 311k (different colours) for Is 6d, at Dampier'g. ANTED KNOWN-We aro selling good dry Titree at 11s per ton, delivered; in allowance made to large consumers. Clothes Props, Bdeaoa.—Bnrohell Bros , Ponsonby lioad. WANTED, Ladies and Gents to see the nice lot of Holiday Goods at Dampior's, Boots, Hats, Scarves, Gloves, Ribbons, Brooches, 3tud Suites, Porfnmery, fee. &o. ANTED to Kent, by a Married Couple without family, a Honse of Four IJooma and a Scullery containing flre-plaoe.— iddress, with partionla r "Zero," Box 13S. ANTED, a good Wheelwright and an Improver to the Smithing.—Apply, per lonally or by lettor, to Mr C. Major's Wharf itoro. WANTED, a General Sorvant.—Mrs Tanner, Beach Road, Devonport. ANTED, for a small tauiily in Graf ton Boad, a General Servant (nurse kept), roraddross apply to a. Maxflold, 123, Quoen itreet. , \\ RANTED, Tenders for painting;, 4c, TT Hon«e In Richmond Road. Plans and pcclfloations at Coater's.Tobacconiat, Karanga ■ape Koad, to-morrow. Renders to be in by 5 I'clook Monday next. Vr; ANTED to Purchase, at once.a good T ¥ young Baok.—Apply to T. G. Clayton, Newmarket weighbridge. ANTED KNOWN — Hourly ex. pooted to arrive, a oargo of Best Co lperatlvo Coals, per Aurora, very cheap.—J. -raig. W ANTED, Tenders for Building a live, roomed House at Stokos'i Point (libonr inly). Plana, eta. to be a»en at Mr Major's Store, Wharf. Tendorg to be clo3od on Tueßday. ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian I Loan and Discount Agenoy'B Advortlso onont appears on lth page, 9th column. \\7~ANTED, Employment by a Practical Ti Gardener, by day, week, or otherwise; inderstands the management of grape vine, plain and ornamental gardening in all its branches.—Robort Layer, Seafleld View Road, gybor Pass. _ _ , WANTED KNOWN, cheap Board and Lodging for single men,—Apply for address at this offloe. WANTED "KNOWN —All Accounts owing to W. BrownhiU must bo paid on 3,r before the 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor for collection.— W. BROWKniLt,, Bootmaker, 156, Qaeen-st. WANTED, a respectable Boy to luok after a Pony; references required.— Apply to-morrow, Mrs Dobson, Scotia Place, Upper Qneen-atreet, WANTED KNOWN—Weekly Sup plies Fresh Butter and Bags.—Hondry fc Whltley, No. 1, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN —That tne Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description, of Gooda, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Works: Custom-house-street West WANTED KlNUTVfl—Tnat the KNew Zealand Timber Company aro selling ill kinds of Timber and Building. Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kanrl, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED, the Ladies to see the Silvered Brooohes at 1», and the Men to boo the Stud Suites at fid; no higher prices in the glaass oase at Dampler'e. WANTED, Stout Gentlem.cn to know, have Alpaca and Bilk Coats large enough tor the blggaat man In New Zealand.—Phillips's Mart, Qaeen-street. WANTED KNOWJY, tn« you can Droaa well for a small weekly payment by golnwco Mnnro and MiUlgan, Bee advertise ment on front page. W"~ ANTED KNOWN — A firat-rate opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands tho Fellmongery business.—Apply CD., office of thla paper. W'ANTBD, the Public to JKead my Advertisement on Front Page of Stab. JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, ___________ 13, Grey-street. WAINT.ui/, orders tor our tamoua Trousers to measure, at 13a 6d; also, the wondrous 63a suits. Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D. PliUUps', Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-Btreet. 11 rANTED KNOWN, I am selling good M House Coals (Whanjterel) at 23s per ton, (delivered) Cash.—J. Craig, Commerce-street. WANTED KNO WN—The Ladies' out door town Prunella Boots (plain fronts, with tassels at 6s 6d, have arrived per ship tr-oathro. at Dampier's. ANTKi> KNOWN—Hats, Jtflowere, Feathers, Drew Pieces. Lustres, Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Choapset Hoaae in Town.—G. Carter, Vlotorla-etreot. W' ANTED, to Sell Out at once, pay my debts, and retire. A first-class oppor tunity now offers for two industrious, " sober, Young' Men. No reasonable offers refused. J. Robley, Grey-street. WANTED, Property-holders to Know that, in consequence of enquiries, G. Fraser will be glad it those wishing to Sell City and Suburban Allotments and- Dwellings will call early and Register same. No oharge for registration.—HKOßGK FRABKB, Central Freehold Land and Investment Aaenoy.Jconier Queen-Btreet and Vulcan Lane; WANTED KNOWN, J. Balliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, is prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abererombio- Btreot, fourth shop from Symonds-atreet. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to.furnißh me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.— V. F. X vons, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen.-Btreek_ ANTED KNOWN—That J. H. Hedger Is still Selling tha Best Quality Meat of all kinds at Lowest Remunerative Price?. Cash Customers most liberally dealt with. A trial respectfully invited. Note the address: Kyber Pasß Butchery. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Kng,, Chemist of up wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till September-last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmacy at 181, Queen- Btreet (nextNewZealand House), for Dispensing Prescriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the anpply of Pure Drags, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. WANTED KNO WN—That Mks Jack, at the wish of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hope, that the ladies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will call upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Kden Road. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies need not wear alippera in their back yards whilo they can get good Sown Elastio-sido Kid Boots at Dampier's for js 6d. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs vv alters, of Hobson-street, is now shewing the LATEST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladles will do well to call and see her reoherche stock before purchasing,' Ladies' Dresa Cajw. All Gooda marked at Lowest Prices.



"Wanted. if KNOWN — Dunne, Hail - V 7 and Co. beg to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Remord to the premises -, lately occupied by Madame Bottenelll, opposite a Mo Arthur and Go.'s Warehouse. Having r»- P ceived large addition to their well-seleoted Stook, each department will be found replete 0 with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a largo assortment of - Laces, real and imitation. Ladles would do well >i to give us an early cull, No trouble to shew I' goods. Special attention is called to a lot of I Spring Jackets, in light colours, selling at a j, great sacrifice.—Dunne, Hall and Co. \ VTO-ANTED KNOWN—Fresh Bargains; i, VT iroluding Unbleached Calico, lfdj Bleached ditto, ti. ; at Dampier's. y V&rANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in TV gallon tins; K»nrl Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; ' Priming Paint, 5/S per gallon.—Atkinson & Co., '• Froeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs E. . Porter & Co. f CSTTANTED, the Public to inspect H. 1 V f Waite's stock of Baths. Toilet Cans, , Slop Palls, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and 1 every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, - figured, and plain); also. Fruit, Jam, Moat, 9 Haklng Powder, Inseot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, fee, &o. H. Waite having fitted ' up his Faotory, and imported the latoat maobi " miry, ia now able to keep a large stook of the above on hand, and as everything is oommanocd h and finished on the premises, he oan soil lower . than any other manufacturer in the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waite, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Station, High : street. —____^____ WANTED, the Men to come and see Sunday Boots, 6s Od; Working Boots, 6a • 6d (no higher price); alto, Socks, 3d; Worsted do, 6d; Satin Scarves. 9d; at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN - Duty Free Goods. — The New Drapery House IS NOW OPJIN. Don't buy till you have Boen the Now Stook of Dross Goods. Prints, from lid; Galateas, from 4}d. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Laoo Goods, Under olothlng, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A good stook of Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Pinaforos, Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &c. —Notk.-I shall give the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods.—Brighton House, corner of Grey and Pitt-streets. J. RandeU. \»TANTED KNOWN-White Josephine »T Kid Gloves, Is and Is Cd; fashionable Ombre Ribbon, 9d; at Dampier's WANTED KNOWN— Tnat J. K. Lamborj fc Co. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-street, opposite the Star office, on Saturday, the 29th inst, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con signees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of sale, see further notice; ANTED KNOWN-GKAND FEBTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION "WALTZ, only 1b 6d, at Damplert Branch Store in the Market. Be in time. WAN TKD KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency hae Removed to Cornav Qnoen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the. Land Business in all its branches ia now carried on under the special superintendence ot Mr (J. Fraser, Valuations mode, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No oharge made for registering properties for sale. WANTED, the Ladies to come ana see the Fine Quality of While Kid Boots, Slightly soiled, for Ss Cd, at Dumpier a. WANTED K*OWN—That William West, oorner of Wyndham and Albert street, is prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branohes of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stock of Beeoh Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended to; WABITBD KJNOWjN, tnac D. Golaie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Fellooß, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, noar the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under covcr.ls better than that pnrohaged elsewhere YH7AJNXKIJ K-JN o WN— Gooasons t r London Arcade li acknowledged to bo the largest and most magnificent display tt Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; In its arrangement. It stands unique (Imitating cone). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown hi Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to enumorate tho varied cUsies ot goods displayed, it being now an established fact that the Novelty DepOt and Economical Emporium of Auokland is tho London Aboade, MS, Queen and Viotoria-streets, Inspection invited, irres pective of purchases being made. See tbe Five Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduced Prices t" and "Alarming; Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office : 68, St. Mary Axe. ML.SIUAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angolo Forrest, Auokland Muslo Ware house, Queen-street. j-iOBt ana i''ouna. LOST, ia Queen-street, on Oth, a Black K« trie ver (slat). S months old. -If returned to Mr Jack, Shelly Bosch Road, Ponsonby, a reward will be given. LOST, some Keys on i ring, on tbe evening of Thursday, 10th.—Howard on delivory at this office. LOST, yesterday, going to Kailway Station, or in fr past 7 Train, or Bllerslie Station, Ladi's Gald Chain and Trinket*.— Kindor will be rewarded by leaving came at this ofllce. fOST, at the Cattle Show on Wednes" ---1 day. a Silver and White Spaniel: No. on collar G73. Howard. — Singleton, Jeweller, Victoria-street, LOST, near Quecn-itreer, a liasket,with pleoe of Greenstone.—Finder please return same to W. Weatphal, Queen-street. LUST, in Onehuoga, a Silver Hunting Lerer .Watch, by Kussell * Sons, with steel ohain attached,—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Mr Oilman's, Chemist, One hunga. LOST, on Wednesday night, at lorne street Hall, or between Hall and Grey- Btreet, a Gold Locket with chain, two photos inßide.—Finder rewarded on bringing it to Mr Patterson's, Karangahape Koad, Newton. LOST, on November 9, at the Cattle Show, a Lady's Bag, containing an opera glaBS and sundries.—Anyoneraturning the same to D. N. Carter, Bootmaker. 111, Queen-street, will bo handsomely rewarded. LOST, a Black Sow— stolen or strayed, n 9th of November, from Mount Roskiil Koad. .Anyone giving information, will be rewarded known by a mask,—D. May, Mount Roskiil. „ , OST or Stolen, on Tuesday, from WoUinnton-street, a Blaok-*nd-tan Ter rier Bitch.—Howard given on leaving same with Mr Toid, Grocer. Anyone detaining same af lor this notice will bo prosconted. . LOST, from Cambria Lodge, Onehunga, a tbiok-iet Bty Mare, white hind fetlock, branded H. on sear shoulder,—lo * reward on returning same to I*. O. Weloh, Onehnaga. LOST, yesterday, on wharf, a large Grey-and-white Woollen Shawl, with two small Hammers.—Finder rewarded on returning same to Mrs Riat. Monnt-atroet. OST.last Saturday night, from Newton, ' a Roan Horse, with long head and oats and two white hind feet; a shprt piece of rope round his sock Anyone returning the tame to the owner will be rewarded. THOMAS ATTKWKLL, Howe-fltreet, Somerset Place, Opposite the Orphan Home. IJjiOUND, on Beach JKoad, Ponsonby, a JL1 small Gold Ring.-Apply D. Cambil, Holland and Bailor's, Victorla-atreet. imOUND, at Papatoitoi, a Pendant with ID pieoe of chain attached.—The owner can have some by applying to N. MoDonald, Papa toitoi. RTI OUN D, at Denby's Strawberry Ji? Gardens, Northoote, yesterday, a Lady's Brooch. The owner can have it by giving a description and paying for this advertisement. —J. S. Denby. Poat-offlce. Kotthcote. STHA.YK.D from Maddy Creek, two Light Draught Colts; Anyone giving the whoruabout of tho above will receive £1 reward. —J. Craig, Commeroc-Btreet. Meeting »• . npHE QUARTERLY SITTING of the JL Licensing Court for the Diatrlot of Ooro mandel will bo held at the Court-house, Coro mandel, at noon on TUESDAY, tho Oth day of December, 1881. J. B. GATL4.ND, Clerk of Court. R.M. Court, Coromandel, November 1, 1881. | ( Aquatics.. TCTOKTH SHOKE REGATTA CLUB. Mr. Linaburr, with bisaccuatomea generosity towards tbe fair sex, and in high admiration of thoirgallant efforts on Regatta Uay, dbb most kindly placed in tho hands of tbe Committee Two Hindbomk Gold Rings, to be oontestcd for as a CONHOLaXION PKIZB for tho three last defeated boats in the Ladies' Race on the day of the Regatta, to which Messrs. Quick and Fenton have nobly responded, and added Two Cobtly dbkbsbs and Two Pair op useful Gold Slkevb Likes as 2«1 Prize; the Com mittee adding Two Morning Dbkshes as a 3rd Prize to the remaining boat. The above Race to take place at the Devon poit Wharf, North Sbore, on SATURDAY next, the 12th instant, at i o'clock in the after noon. A Face for BONA FIDE AMATEURS (Seniors) will also take place at the same place, at i,30. Prize, trophies valued at £10. All Regatta Frizes will ba presented to successful competitors on Saturday Kvenlni? next, the 12th instant, at the Devonport Hall. North Shore, from half-past 7 till bolf-past 9 o'clock. Ferry Steamers will leave Quoen-street Wharf erery tour. The Committee mo3t respectfully invite Ladies to crown their final efforts with their presence. Mr Hartley and Rons have kindly offered to enchant the scone with their musical talent. O. C. DACRB, Hon. Sec. ,-J^-ORTH SHORE KEGATTA CLDB. All Porsons to whom Accounts are owing by the above Club are requested to forward their claims by noon on SAT URDAY, Nov. 12. I C, C. DACKB. [ Hon. Sec.



To Let. rgiO LET, two or three Rooms (furnishe X or unfurnished) with lisa Of kitchen. Apply for address at this office. HpO LET, tor boirees, Concerts, omgir B. and Dancing Classes.and similar purpose ths Eden HalJ, Eden Terrace. Also, Two Shoe —Apply to W. N. Henderson. 210. Queen-street Tf\O BE LET, at Epsom, near Moui -I Eden, a Six-roomed House, scullery, an pantry, with out buildings, and 21 acres priir volcanic land, close to Mr Justloe Gillles's, fly minutes' walk from Mount Kden or Onehung buses. Several schools in the noighbonrhood. t HIO LET for term, a Laige Store in tiigt J. street capable Btortag 80 tons, with bac ontrance.—Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneers. fTNJ LET, Gentleman's Residence at JJde JL Crescent, near St. Paul's, in flret-claf order, and replete with nJmoat every comfoi and convenience.—D. F. Kvansi Estate Agen Qaoen-Btreek_ rriO LET, Belmont Terr»ce, Remuera, Jl new flve-roomed Cottiga; 18sperweel —Wm. Dlnnison, Newmarket. , TinO LET, a comfortable Four-roome. JL Coltaxe—H. J. Rlordan, Nelson-strew noar Cook-street i y O LET, a Ten-roomed .Furnished Jtcesi « dence at Romuera, with use of cow, hors and buggy; rent low to a good tenant.—Appl to J. M. Lennox, Katate Agent, Auckland O LKT, at Newmarket, 2 Cottages, on neatly fitted up. Also, a Bhop frontin; main road.—Apply to F. 8. Clayton. TO IJCX, in JBymonda-street, n comfort ablo seven-roomed House with Jarg garden and back entrance.—H. Partlngtoi Stlchbnry'i Buildings, Qnoen-stre*t. TO LET, a Cottage In Hobson-street.- Apply to M. goley, Grooar. Hobaon-strect TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, ivaranga bape Road, Newton; large allotment a rear in garden, etc.; Btable, tank, well, am other conveniences,—D. F. Evans, Katatt Agent, Queen-street. TWIO LET, a four-roomed House in Union JL street.—Apply at the Corner Store, top o HobßOn-atroet. TO LET, 7-roomed House, with bath room, magnificent view of city and har bour, half-acre of land, ten minutes from Queen street.—o. 8. Bliis, Howe-street. TinO jIiKT, 2 Rooms, single man ; refer L ences reaui"-ed.-J. Williams, Tailor Viotoria-street. - TO LET, a Room to single man in Cook street, noar Market entrance.—Apply t< &ikn office. rino LIST, nandgome new «hop ana con' JL venient Dwelling of 5 rooms, in a thickl} populated and rising suburb. A splendid open lug for a young beginner, or as a branch estab lisbment for a chemist, stationer, or milliner aIBO a good position for a boot and Bhoe shop. Bent, only IBs per week,—D, F. Kvans, BBtett Agant, Queen street. mo LET— EARLY BANK, a com- JL modions and pleasantly situated residence In Park-road (near Newmuket), formerly occupied by Mr H. H. Luik, containing nine rooma, detached kitohon a»d wash-houge, all in perfect order, tog«ther with a well stooked gar den and orchard, in full bearing; also, 8 good paddock for horse or cow, with out buildings thereon, and a never failing well ol water.—For particulars, apply to IBELiND BROTHBEB. For Baie. FOR SaLE, off Upper Queen-street, a comfortable six-roomed House; mutt be B)Id ;no reasonable offer rsfusod.—H. Parting ton, Btlohbury'a Buildings, Qneen-Btreet. PIOR SALE, a Temperance Hotel doing a good business in a prosperous distriot.— Apply to Mrs Butterwoith, Milliner, Sec,, Qneen-street. ' tOR SALJS, cheap, at Devonport, North Shore, near Mount Victoria, with 663 feet to the main road—3J Acres of Land, fit for a gentleman's reaidence, or would make 30 to 10 ROOd-aized allotments.—Apply to G. Sibbin- Bj^ORSALE, a good Six-roomed House, in R.1 Willow-street, with fruit and flower gar den, good well, tank, wood-house, &c—Apply to H. Ashton fc Son, Hongo and Land .Agents. FpOK SALE, a beautifully situated Family Residence, in St. George's Buy Road, containing 10 rooms. In good order and very convenient; well and tank water laid on into bath-room: large garden, &c—Apply to H. Aehton & Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Build- Ingß. Ej^Oß BALE, Four-roomed Verandah Cot » tego, with good Freehold Allotment, in Kyber Pass Koai.—Apply to H. Ashton & Son, 8. New Zealand Inanrance Buildings. TLHOR SALE, at Alma Place, Spring. ■ street, Ponsonby, a House with i rooms and a scullery; good well and garden; £180 ca3h.—Apply to IT. G. Kwlngton. J/lOR BALE, a Drapery and Millinery JP Business in beat part of Queen-street ICast side); good opening; domestic reasons for disposal,—Apply at Henderson's, 210, Queen street. ■jtOR SALE (very cheap), a First-class JD Double Dwelling-house in Ylnoent-etreet; tho two houses oontain 12 rooms, and could be easily made into one large dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot ment.—Apply on tbe premises, Henderson and Spragtcon, Vincent-atreet. rnOR SALE tcneap): Lot No. 1, W«irau, If 100 acres really good land; Lot No. 28, Wairau, 40 acres superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Heir's land, Mangawai; Lot No. 9, Toka Toka, 79 aores good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c, Fort-street. jL/iOR SALE (tt bargain), a nice .Farm cf X? 150 Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Sheds, *c, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only U miles from Auckland.—Apply to-John Soppet Land Agent. Fort-atreet. . IHOR SALJB, a Business m the Kaipara ! District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Cngtom-honso-streat. QPLENDID INVESTMENT.- For Sale, •O in rising locality. Corner Block lovel Land, 80 x 99; splendid view.—Apply B, K. Cardno'a offloe, Fort-street. ' T~ANI)S IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukekaroro, Matukohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, Will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Stab Offloe, Wyadham-street ' T ANDS FOR SALE, 1,685 Acres within 16 miles of Auckland; 9CO aores in grass and cultivation, orchard, &c. 13-roomed House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed busb, fern, and swamp. Apply to J. R. LAMBKRT & CO., Wyndham-street. They have also loads in several other districts for safe. FOR SALE (new), complete Framework of two rooms. 26 long, 13 wide, 10 high. Unable to noiah. Price. £6,—R, Btab office. BUILDING Material, Slates, Cement, Galvaniaed Iron. Oamaru Stone, to arrive. —John Reid and Co., 26, Queen-street. CJUBURBAN RESIDENCE.-Forßale— KJ A commodions and pleasantly Bltuated Family Rcßidenoa at Spsom, containing 20 roams, all in the most perfsot order, with ont bnildinurs, oomprising three-stalled stable, large conoh-houßo, and other conveniences; together with 71 acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, andpaddocktf. Card to inspect, and further information may bo obtained, on application to CUARLKS ALEXANDER, Or,_ W. AITKBN, W' ALPHONSO SMIXH • LAND AGENT, WHAMJABEI. RATES, BENTS, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. FOB SALE: Lots at Grahamstown, Wangarei, and Kamo. Farms at Parua Bay, Mangatapere, Kun tangata, Tamaterau, Waikeikei, Manain, Ma ngapai, Tauraroa, and Ruarangi. W. ALPHONSO SMITH, Land Agent, Wangarel. IHOR IMMEDIATE SALii.—The Good -1 will, Plant, and Lease of Premises of the " WAIRARAPA STANUARJU," Published at Grey town. The oldest established Country Paper in tbe Province, and tbe only paper in the Walrarapa South Xleotorate. The Paper has a large circulation and a good Job bing Business connected with it; is in full working order, and a safe investment for an energetic man. The ill-health of the proprietor, Mr Richard Wakelln, is the sole reason of sale. The machinery is nearly new, and on the latest and most approved principle. Immediate possession. Terms, easy.—For further Informa tion apply to F. H. WOOD & CO.. Auctioneers and Commission Agents, Greytown, Walrarapa. \ N JJXCELLJSNT OPPORTUNITY. To bo Dispoeed of, the Good-will and Stock-in trade of one of the Oldest Kbtablishbd BOOT AND BHOE BUSINESSES In Auckland. The present owner being obliged to give it up on account of ill-health. For particulars apply to D. FOitT, Shortland-streot. WALLER'S TOBACCONISTS STOCK. EVERYTHING POSITIVELY TO BE SOLU. Premises must closo on December ith, after which a well-known Chemist will occupy. RUINOUS PRICES. Call Early and make selection. EDWARD LEWIS, For the administratrix. PON S O N BY. FOR SALE, 3 Magnificent Building Sites, 132 x 264; £175 each. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, 132 x 2Gi; £12: each. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Sarsfield street, 66 x 200; £120 each. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Emmett street, 66 x 160; £100 each, 1 Magnificent Building Site, Carran-street 72x117; £110. 1 Magnificent Building Site, corner Currac end Kmrnott-atroets, 70 x 117; iBHO. Tho above are the best value in Ponsonby, ani can only be offered at above prices for a Bhon time, and if not sold they will bo withdrawn. Terms: Very liberal. Apply to. THOMAS MELVILLE, Accountant, High-street, , _. AucklancU



,- Tenders. a^pO BUILDEBE The time of receiving Tenders tor Pavilio - and other Buildings at the Viotoria Summe g and Winter Gardens, Devonport, is extended t 8, noon on MONDAY, the 11th Inat. a Flans, &0,, at oar offices. S. BDW. MAHONKY & SON, tt _____^ Architeocs. sff O BUILDERS 0 -"-, ■ ■ a OTni™"?! b£ Moeived until i p.nu 01 j^SS^DJ% lMt» for Additions aric k HENRY G; WADR, . " Architect. 1 IJI O B U I L D E X S t SlTT^RnA^'lr ** received until noon ,o* nf „ # R > AY' November 12th, for the Krecton . of a Cottago and Stables, off M elson-streot. 1 Plans at my offioe, 83. Queen-Btreet, :. HENBY G. WADE. •'..'■ Architeot. J »p O B U I L D E R S •' -NKm? v be ™celva4 nntll noon of WED r BDWABD BARTLKY, _ :£ Architeot. !>p O BUILDERS. o TS?T dl^»^'i bo received until noon oi • SATURDAY, November 12th, for the KrecUon J and Completion ot Three Shops and Dwelling , Houses in Wellington-street. EDWARD BARTLttY, Arohlteot. mo B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be: received nntil noon oi SATURDAY, November 12th, lor the Ereotton of a Villa at the North Shore. BDWARD BARTLEY, Architeot. m O CARPENTERS, Tenders will be received until noon oi WEDNESDAY, November 16tb, for the Erection and Completion of a Shop ia Symonds street. ♦" EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. rjFTo i v i l d er s. Tenders will reoeived until noon on WED NESDAY, November 16, for tho Erection and Completion of a Galvanized Iron Store in Cus tom-house-street. Plans, &0., to. be seen at our yards. HOLDER BROS., Karangahape Road, Newton. TO PAINTEJRS arPAPJERHANGEJKS. ■ Tender* will be received nntil 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, 15th instant, for Painting and Faperbanglng to a House and Shop, Newton Road; Labour only. Specification at B, BTEVSNSON'S, Newton Road. rfIENDKRS for the Erection of a Manse JL at Waiuku will be reoeived until SATUR DAY, the 26 th Not ember, addressed to William Smith, Blacksmith, Waiuku. Plans and speci fication at Messrs. T. & S. Morrin'e, and at Win. tmlth's, Waiuku. The lowest or any tender not necessarily aoeepted. mENDEKS for the Erection oi a Scftool- X house at Maungatjpsrb (Whanttarei), will be received by the .Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, until noon of FRIDAY. 25th November instant. Plans and Specification ;at the offloe of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District School Committee, Maungatapere. rfiENDEKS tor Additions to the Teacher's JL House at Poet Albert, will be t eoeived by the Kduottion Board, Wyndham - street, Auckland, until noon ot FRIDAY, 26th Novem ber instant. Plans and Specification at the Office of tbe Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District School Committee, Fort Albert. mENDERS Invited, at once for build- X 'ing and collecting stone for Wall, 5 feet high 6 chains more orUess at Klierslie.—Apply BllersUe Hotel. HPo SHlNGLEßS.—Wanted.Tendersfor ,£„ Shingling Four Houses.—Apply, on job off Road, to H. E. Brabaaorj. Bankruptcy iwosicee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of j KVKBABD FHAKOIS BUOKWOKIB, Of Tauranga, Farmer. Notice is hereby given ihat it is tbe intention of Kverard Francis Buckworth.the above-named Bankrupt, to apply to tbe above-named Honour able Court, on WEDNESDAY, the 23rd day of November,lßßl, or as soon thereafter aB Counsel can be heard in that bahalt, for an order of immediate dlaoJiarga, under the provisions of the said Acts, Dated, at Auckland, this eleventh day of November, 1831. ROBERT BROWNING, Shortland-Btreot, Auckland, . Bankrupt's Solicitor. jurapery. -RTEW DRAPERY AND CLOTHING Jji ESTABLISHMENT.. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC I JOHN LECK (Late Managing Partner of Somerfleld & Lock), Begs to announce that he will OPEN in the ' Premises lately occupied by Mr. W. Rattray, with an ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHINGi > ON FRIDAY, NOVBMBKB iTH. The WHOLE STOCK has been PURCHASED with great care, and is SPECIALLY : SUITED for tho AUCKLAND TRADE. NBW CLOTHING I ' ! NEW DRAPERY! ■ AND FANCY GOODS | . AGKKATASSOETMKNTOF ",. D R E S S MATER IAL S. The Advertiser hopes that bis long experience ' in the Trade will be a guarantee that he will BELL NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS i GOODS, and at PRICKS which will Duvv Competition. He hopes to be favoured with a visit from all his old Customers, and has no doa ' he will give them every satisfaction * N.B.—Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on the shortest notice by First-class Tailors. JOHN LECK, Deapee, Clothier, and Outfittee, Opposit. the Bank of New Zealand, QU.KEN-STREBT, AUCKLAND. : YJtT EYRE, Hat and Kid Glove Depot, W • Viotoria-etreet. — .As I am over stocked'ln Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sale, IGOO pairs of Black: and Coloured Kid Gloves; a Good 3love to wear, in 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair ; Josephine, blaok and coloured, 1/8; Morly's Best Knitting Cotton at J/6 per lb; New Fashionable Cotlarsnes at 1/6, worth 3s; Striped Grenadine, at 6d. worth 1/ yd; Striped Luntrea, 6id, worth 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/8, worth 3/0; Sewed Maslins. wide width, at6d, worth 1/: a lot of Ladles' and Children's Dresses, bought at auction, to be sold at Manufacturers cost; a groat variety of new and fashionable trimmed' and untrimmed Sunday Hats to seleot from: tho Durable Silk Umbrella at 7.15, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloveß, three, fonr, five, and six buttonaa, 2a cheaper than at any other house.—W. BYRE. Victoria-street. X r{OS6KAfE & fJO. Beg to call attention to the arrival of their LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS, Comprising Novelties in Every Department, And are now making their FIRST DISPLAY of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, Consisting of Ombre Satins, Silk and Satin Brocades, Pompa dours (plain and brocaded), Sateens, Attalea Cloths in all colours, Beiges, Lustres, Prints, Damasee Buntings, Oatmeal Cloths, Grenadines, - Plain and i . Lace Bantings, Henrietta and Samise Cloths. IN the IMILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will be found the Choicest and Most Desirable Display of the Newest and Most Fashionable Goods, imported from Paris, consisting of Hate and Bonnets, Flowers and Feathers, Mantles, Fichus, and Dolmans. There is a considerable change ot Pricea In the MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, Owing to the duty of IDJ % being taken of Cotton Goods. Prints and Grey Hollands, The benefit will be given to the public We have a Splendid Selection of Men's and Boys' Clothing. Twenty cases of Men's and Boys' Straw Hats to choose from. Also, the celebrated Rustic Hat, from la 6d to 2s 6d. . J. COSGRAVE & CO., QUEBN-STKEET. MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.—Angelo Forrest, Ancle land Mnaio Warehouse,



Pablio Nptioea! r , h lij ~O T I C E n All Overdue Accounts payable to the tat >r nnn Of 0 KUSHBROOK & BBIDQMAN are requested to be settled without delay. Rtiol accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solloltor fol recovery. WILLIAM R. BRIDBMAN Auokland, Nov. 1,1881. 1 mo THE INHABITANTS OF PON. i X SOSBY AND NKWTON. J. FORD has pleasure in intimating that lie iaa opened a Firstalaas Retail Grocery Estab lishment in those New Premises opposite All Saint's Church, Ponsonby, on the system of i SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALB3. Being sure that such a want has been felt foi ; some time, he b.KS confidence in offering a First t clasa Article at Prices Unequalled by any other House In the Trade. J. FORD, , _ Wholesale and Retail Grooer, Excelsior Grocery Warehouse, Ponsonby. A trial reopectfullr solicited. Families waited on for Orders, and Goods delivered to all parts free of charge. Please note the address. ■———— ——— — ——_-— _—__ HELENSVILLE RACES will take place on Monday, January 30,1882. 4?1 fl TO »000 LENT on Bnildinß toSniKhJsL Moiety Principles, or on other terms Estate and Financial Au-ent. Vulcan LaneT^ IV E W POTAX va St XI ► NBW POTATOES J From this date I shall have a regular supply of First-class New Potatoes from the One Tree HIU Estate, at market rates. HARRY OANHAM, Ootoberl9th 1881. Hteh^treet. gHABLAND^S TmAMILY piLLS Are a safe Aperient. They reUeve Headaches. They are Valuable In IndigeßUon, Price: TheyaoteffeotuallyontheUver. Is. and 2s 6d a Box. APOTHKOARIES1 HALL, Opnoßite Post-office. 4*l £n TO£looand£loooLENTonthe (5&-R. \T New BuUding Society's Principles, or other liberal terms to suit borrowers. Mort gages and Loans negotiated. City, Suburban and Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on money deposited until lnTestment obtained.— Q. Fraser, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. npHE NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. OOUNBB OP QUBEN-STREBT and VUIiOAN LANE. All classes are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest remnnera .Uve. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, &a. in sums of £20 to £5000. repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments:- Ke payments Per t Repayments Per" xtending over Week, extending over Week s. d. B . d 5 years .. 1510 7 years „ 8 q i years .. 12 6 8 years „ 7 r 6 years _ 10 6 10 years _ 6 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weouly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing LIBEHAL DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. COKE. £J O X E. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo .' O g mical fuel in quantities to suit p» > householders, at the following • « » rates for places within one mile d < of the Works ;longe:r distances | in proportion:— * 8. d, Per sack, 3 bushels „ . l i S sacks _ .. _ _ _ 6 3 10 sacks, or J ton „ „ .. 11 6 20 sacka, or 1 ton „ _ .. 22 0 Orders may bo left at tho Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. S. E. H UGHES '' J^ 10* House, land, Estate, and Fbiancial agent akd.Valuer, Vulcan Lane (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-class Security Mortgages and Loans negotiated Rents and Interest collected. Insurances effected Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to £1,200 »,,;., :• t. ;;.:-_! r Building Allotments In Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 5a per acre Wanted, Allotments at Stokes's Point.Mount Eden, Whau, and Remuera ■ : - ', Persons wishing to acquire property are in vited to inspect mv Lists : - I /^IKOCKERY, 6LASSWAKE, &0., &O, I have to inform the inhabitants of Auokland and surrounding districts that, having ti large stock, I have not been able to dispose of it in i ;he time agreed upon with incoming tenant, so have made arrangements with him to continue the CHEAP CLEARING-OUT SALE OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE for a Few Weeks longer, and therefore solicit an early call from all requiring goods in the above line. One trial will oonvlnuo the most Eceptloal that the Sale is Genuine. tsr The premises being positively let. no reasonable offer will be refused. D. BL O O M, Under Theatbe Rozal, Queen-street. Ttf EWC ASTL.E COAL. The WILD WAVE having put baok to New castle disabled, the SYRUN has been chartered to take her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDS OF LOCAL OOAL3 at Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country. W. & G. WINSTONE, T> R O BONO PUBL IC O. THK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY'? FRE« ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watch and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karat Gold Kings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket In the above will bo given with every Sitter. 600 Members wanted. Cartes de Visite, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, I2s 6d per half-dozen.— Loighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—C. H. MONKTON. Manager. pOODWIN'S BAKING POWDER. Thia Baking Powder is composed of the purest and simplest materials, and is guaran teed superior to the imported article. A Small Ti« of the Powder will be given away to each of the First 600 People who But a Tin at la 3d. . . Splendid Testimonials have been received from the Professional Cooks of all the Leading Hotels and Restaurants in Auckland. Everybody should give it a trial. For Sale retail at all tho Gbooeks, wholesale at Mkssbs. L. D. Nathan & Co.'s, Shortland street, and at Mr. C. Major's, Grocer, Welles ley-Btreet, T* & £L C O O KE, ITUBNITURE, BEDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 123, QUEEN-STREKT, AuOBXAHD, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand. We Invite the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well selected Stock of Drawing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture; Japanese Sun Blindb for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Sphino Mat- TBASBES, of superior quality, at reduced prices; a large assortment o£ Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patbnt Spuing Roller Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Wasbstands; some Very Superior Bedroom Suites, In Mottled Kauri ; Toilet Ware, superior double sets, 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; first-class Haib Mattbasbes. The greatest attention paid to the paoklng and forwarding of orders from onr country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Caßh Purchasers. AU Goods delivered free in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE, BBDDING, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE. • 123, QUKEN-STKEET, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. JU s T &AND ED, IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CAKTERBORY POTATOES, Fionh from pit, G. S. JAKINS, CUSTOH-lIOUSK-STEKET,



'_:.'": Futolio Notices. ■ ' jjjf . TKT O T I C ~~M JL.^ - 1,, $11? 3 "With reforenoa to the Challenge In last ereffi Sill ine'iSTAß, liqsobk. My challenge was that I - ti would walk W. Houston three miles or up- „- J to , wards, for tho Bum o£ «iqq, whloh I am now . prepared to stand to. | : W. L. WELSH, : '.''■. iitl Park Hotel. [•■ ■• || I HEKEBY accept C. Hewson's challenge* H to row a DlnnyKace for fiSa-elde. Arrange i] , nients to be made at Masonlo Hotel. North ■• -^:/'! j!§ Shore, between 8 and 9 o'clock. :| KRNE3T 0. BAILEY, lil 1 "th November, 1881. , ... ||| TVaVIO BAKBIDGE, of Panmure, has I It B t been away from honie for two days.—Any -' " *IB information about him will be thankfully re- IH oeived by Mrs Barridge, Fanmure. 1)1(8 CHEAP MILLINERY,'Feathers, Rib- ii bins, &o—Hats, from 9d; White. Satin, jtljl S3- Flowers, from 3d; rrimmedHata,fromls9xl .. {a to 28a.—Mrs W. H. Whltehead, Miliinor, Now- p« tfcvgb^ TVTORTHERN- STEAMSHIP ' '■ II CO. (LIMITED). || FOR OPOTIKT, tia TAUBANCW. | (I Th6BS" STAFF A |1 Will leave Queen-street Wharf as above TO* i.t ~'. I MORROW (Saturday), at 3 p.m.—Apply at the "•,- | office of the Company, 67, Qaeen-street—A. ,1 MoGbeqor, Manager. , ~..■'■■ ■■,'■?. ■'•"■ "IMPORTER AND BBBEDBB. I HOUDANS ! I; , HOUDANSI | HOUDANS II BLACK POLISH (WHITE CBESIED) t / |i'|| ' BLACK POLISH! |i LAKE TAKAPUNA FQULTKY : f | TVCTNEDIN ENTERTAINMENT. | 1 JQ QQQ MEMBERS AT JQS. BACH." .f IS 38 PERFORMERS. 27 PERFORMERS, DUNKDIN CUP. PUBLICANS' H'OAP. ' Ftat £1009 Kirst __ 43250 ,; Second .......... 500 Second ........... 125 Third 20C Third ....... 80 Others(divided).. 700 Others (divided)- JSIO '.'-■ |f, 36 Pbiipohmbbs. 21 Pkrb-obmerS. .f X C.HANDICAP; OITY STAKES.) First 600 First ....... 250 » 5 Second 850 Second .......... 125 Third- 100 Third „ 80 ■■'■''• Others (divided).. 350 Others (divided)... 220 fIiJMO .' '' ms ■ "By Letter only,*.with two stampsenolosed Pi (or replies. Please send P.O. Orders, Bank -' Notes, or Cheques—With Is exchange added:'1 .... but under no circumstances will Registered, ' ■ Letters be accepted, and address— _ ' § I ADA MANTUA, II Care of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, |j}| Dunbdin-. :; ; .':;- ." . ':Hj| Four First amonntto £2000) Each of ■which can '■' ■ fill Four Second ~ „ £1000 > be won with One . 11 Fonr Third .. ~ £460 J Ticket. Jfl|j O HARLAND'S BAKING POWDER. " ■111 kj Moa Brand (registered). Analysed and . jl I Certificated. - || SHARLAND'S BAKING POWDBR 11 Is need by thousands of Families for raising ; [Hi Bread, with half tte trouble and in a quarter .-.' liili the time required w I th Yeast 11 SHARLAND'S BAKING POWDER If makes delicious small loaves of Bread, hot ma digestive Tea Cakea in a few minutes, Soonos . ig'J .better than yeast. .!:,.•■,,; . /".■^'■jl SHARLAND'S BAKING POWDER; ■ 11 Invaluable in the Country Distriota, ancl ; II makes 12 per cent more of Bread than from KBi yeast. '. .. -. •..', ......, r ■ if S QHARLAND'S BAKING POWDEK ? 11l IO ' Saves Hki?s and Butter in making Paddings ■-■.'■ flffl and Pastry, and prtiventa indigestion. Wl SHARLAND'S BAKING POWDER |:j Will secure the following important re anlta: —Bread wlil he made cheaper, more Hi digestive, and in oie-foarth the tima; Pnddlrga Tnlc and Pastry will be made light, wholesome,, and >.•■■''■■'■■.-flßja delicious, with. huXi the usual finantity et ffiftga jj| and Butter; and Flour will be converted into 'JfeMl Tea Cakes. Buns, Sally Lunns, Sharlands, &a, ". ™Wk in a few minutes at a trifling cost. ' ■' |N Sold by Meroitauts und StobbkekpkbS in IfiH Canisters holding one pound and half-pound. [Jga Pbiob: IB 6d and 2s 60. ' _ •'-"'111] wholesale or X o. shakland & CO. , 81 ; ■';:.: Auokland. " Sp TU- O XIC X TO SHAREHOLDERS. IH THE GBKBNWOOD OOLD UmCSQ COHPASTf ' '■'■". !.'!'■'.'7 -. (limited). !■■'.,';.; \ / ~.:''",: ' '111 l At a meeting of Directors hold this day a Call ; M\\ of 2d (twopence) per Share was made, payable ■ \' > \m« to the tiooretary, at the Offloo of the Companr, '.■/ ■;; p, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WKDNKa- ' * pif JDAY.Uthday of December, 1881. \M JAMBS STODART,. !| H ■■■,■ Secretair. ' I 1 ■■: -r,?|H ■VfOT-i'OE TO SHAREHOLDERS. j|| DA\YH GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). ' Jffll At a meeting of Dlroctors.held this day, a Colt ■ 5 ' < IBi| of 3d per Share was made payable to tho > f":"4Wm Secretary, at the Office of the Company, in- ltp' saranoe»Buildings, Auokland, on WBDNB33- , 111 l DAY, Mth day of Deoember, 1881. ' ■: '■': i; 'Salffll JAMES STODAHT, ' |!l! Seoretary.- ■■* ■ ffl [ Boara ana itesiaenoe. ' ' '■ ;'|j| BOARD AND RESIDKNOEi—A large I Befl-room. withlprlvate ; ten ' I minutes from Posc-omoo; no children; terms - I moderate.—Address at this office. < ■ I BOARD and Kesidence for two respect- if able young men.—Apply ta John Dinnisca, ji Qrooer.Newmarket ,- . . .■..,■,, ;|E piOMFOKTABLE Furnished Apartmenta I \J To Let at Mrs Atktn'a.Lake Rcad.opposito j| Recreation Ground, North shore. - . -,".J| iIO VEBNOK BROWNE : HOTED " I i XX HOBBON-STRBBT. M Boahd and Lodging.. _..„„_. .20a per Wools ' . II HmaLKltooM.—. _..25b. * |l Grocers suid Tea Dealers. ■'■'.■\s:..^;|| TlTlflA A«l> OHIWA TEA ' j|| J, ■ WARKHOUSB, - illil NO, 95, VICTOEU-STBKKT. • > ifl Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and> ,j pi consequent loss o( outlet for my lame bonded liil stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have ' i|i determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a\ . - •.;' ill price which, though ectaiiinff no loss to mo, " \n wUI actually be lower than import cost laid i down hero, 1 offer the first line as under:— ;■■- - Ii 6,000 Keal American 3-year-old Cigare, heavy Im - weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, ~ Ira or 5s por bundle of 25. / {d In Teas I have some of the choicest blends ll', obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas -> Ii from la 8d and upwards are now carefully ' 111 blended with "Very Strong" and "High-class ' m Flavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement ■ I] will, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the ~ L poorer class, as especially is it true this season ■ i that they show better value In tha oup than ... ■ Hi ordinary China alone. • ' «; if, S Bii »»"■; m lOlba of Good Kniaou Congou for .. _Us 2d mi A>Qood China Tea .. _ _ _is 6d - |!| Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou ~ 'Is 8d if! " Tea Kxtraordinary," a thorough eoono- - : I mio tea, with AfSam flavour „„ 2s . .■ id "Family Mixture," very ohoioe, rich, and • pungent—Darjeeling kind.. ~ -2s M ■: jli " Very Kioh Deep Brown Tea* „ „Bs :>ii m Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 248,285. " , * | j and 28s por box. m FBKDJC ;; ;'i Tea and General Importer, li] Terms Cash. , 85. Tlotorla-st.. Auckland! . || HANDSOME LIBBAKY ' |j ■■• ffRBK OF COST. " i if We don't know how they do it, but they do. * -' j| What! Why,giveaway a Handsome Volume S| with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea, Who}, I THE U-QUOR ISA COMPANT, by their i Agent. ( j i: W. S. C OLLIN S, || tba dsaleb, etc., % s[ Manuakao Boas, Paenell. | Auctions. \: ; I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16. " S! SALVAGE STOCK! pi SALVAGE STOCK! ; '■'"'■ .*| || SALVAGE STOCK! -| From the late Fire of Messrs linabnry& Co. .;! j| Bilks. Satins, Real taces, Feathers, Flowers,' "■ j Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, Alpacas, |!i Lustres, Sateens, Prints, Old Gold Prints, | French Merino, tTndcnjlothin(r. Kid |i ulovps, Hosiery, Ribbons, Tweeds, - . ■ Cloaking, Haberdashery, Irimmings, I Blankets, Bags, |]f &0., , &0., &c. l| GABRIEL LEWIS | HAS received Instructions from the In- '. || BUrance Companies to sell by auction, at "" I: I his Mart, Lower Queen-street, on the above • * 1)1 date, commencing at 11 o'clook, |;j THB ABOVE SALVAQB STOCK,'AtI, || Mobs oe Less Damaged. ;. - | Tho Auctioneer would call special attention to fj vurchasers to attend early, as there are* alarm ' |! number of lots to bo disposed of, and are more |j or leas the most expensive portion of the Btoolf, - * jm and new seasonable Roods. m (Continued on Fourtli Pasre.) vJI