simply do the bidding of someone olso they had better not elect him. Mr Wood con cluded by thanking tho electors tor their Mention, arid by announcing, the days and places of nomination and polling. ~, lii answer to questions, Mr Wood said :— That it would be a highly improper thing to issue blank warrants for the arrest of any British subjects; that he had represented Parnell for a great many years off and on, and had done the best he could- for that constituency; that he thought the trunk railway line from Auckland to Taranaki should be made—public opinion was not divided on that point; that lie had opposed 3ir Julius Vogel's borrowing policy; that he had made no treaty with the electors of Wuitemata.and, therefore.could not read it; that he waa not aware that a branch railway had uefin constructed on a squatter's, estate down Smith for tlje purpose of bringing rjibbit-^kins to .market; that he had done in Parliament the best he could for the interests of the whole colony and those ot his own district in particular, and that he would continue to do precisely the same if again elected ; that he had come forward as a candidate for Eden at the desire of a deputation of gentlemen who represented that such was the wish of a large number pi the electors ; that he would not vote for the abolition of the 2a duty upon imported timber ; that the people should not be allowed to take aw»y . the licenses of established houses without giving compensation; tlut the entrance fee to the Domain should not be so high as a shilling per head; that he would offei no objection to tho election of the Governor by the people, if it did not in volve the cutting of the painter from Eng land) and, that he would favour the doing away with the Agent-General's depart ment ; that he would support tho abolition of the laws of distress and entail; that his ratting expedition had beeu the greatest benefit he had ever done the colony, or was ever likely to do it, and that after hearing his expl%natton ( his Waitemata constituents passed a vote of full confidence in him; that as Mr Hurst had offered himself for Waitemata, he was afraid that a third man might be put up to throw the two rats out, and he had consequently withdrawn so as to avoid that ccmtingohcy; that ho did not expect, when in England four years ago, to be appointed Agent- General ; that he was in favour of the abolition of the annual vote for Bellamy's ; and that he would endeavour to have use less railway stations removed to places where they were needed. Major Burns moved a vote of. con fidence in Mr Reader Wood as a fit and proper person to represent Eden in Parlia ment ..-'-'- --- After considerable interruption and loud Cries tor Mr Eees, Mr J. Donaldson seconded the resolu tion. ->

Mr Garrett moved, as an amendment, "That this meeting has no confidence whatever in Mr Header Wood.on account of his political traitorship." The eentleman in a vigorous speech taxed Mr Wood with faithlessness to his hustings pledges, and Eolitical dishonesty, besides stigmatising is speech as a string of vague generalities. Mr Boucher seconded the amendment.- ? Mr Cherry spoke eulogistically of Mr Wood's and Mr Swanson's endeavours to reduce expenditure, and conservo the finances of the country. Mr Staine3 followed in a similar strain. On the propositions being put to tbe meeting, non-electors being requested to re train from voting, 25 hands wore held up {or the amendment, and about 35 or 40 for the motion. i ,\ -1 Tho vote of confidence was therefore de clared carried.

Mr Wood returned thanks, and proposed tho usual compliment to the chairman, which was duly accorded. Three cheers-were then called for-Mr Wood, ana given,, while a call for three groans lor him met with an equally hearty response. The assemblage then dispersed.

MINING NEWS.

Success.--Smco I last wrote to you I have hanked 20 ozs of specimen gold, obtained from the stope?. The ground has been more broken this last week owing to a hard belt of ground that has como in. Tho main level going south, which is a distance of 40 feet, is improving in appearance. Tbe reef looks well, carrying prospects of loose gold. In the low level there is nothing fresn to report — Peter Eeid, November 28tb, 1881.

ZkALANDIA.—The reef has been cat in three places, and driving proceeded with. Progress, however, ia Blow, the reef getting harder aa we proceed, and powder will have to be used. I think, however, this is the best course to pursue, as I have every reason to believe it is tbe same leader as the Colonial and Thrush Companies are working, and should it prove payable, the spot chosen to commence driving will give us plenty of backs to work on.—W. R. Fkanklin,

(BY TELEOEAPH.)

Old Caledonian.—Two telegrams were received by Mr Stodart to-day, the first stating that " 701ba good picked stone had been obtained, looking better going up." The second was: "Another haul lOOlbs picked stone, making 1701bs this morning. —T. B. Hicks."

THAMES, this i?ay.*

Since last wire the manager of the Cale donian has collected 150 pounds of speci mens from the stopes on No. 1 reef.' The show is now better than ever. Gold is visible for thirteen feet.

OLD CALEDONIAN G.M. COMPANY.

The annual meeting of this Compiny took place at noon to-day, in the Secretary s office, Insurance Buildings, Mr C. J. Stone presiding. Tha following report was sub mitted by the directors:—" In presenting their first report the directors would remind shareholders that in May, 1880, the Cale donian G.M. Company, Limited, had ex pended all their available capital in pros- j porting works and-in purchasing the mine j and plant from the mortgagees, the Thames County Council, and it became necessary to, re-form the Company with larger capital to carry on mining operations. The present Company was then formed with a capital of £12,000, and the property was taken over; from the old Company. Since that time 220 tons of quartz have been crushed for a return of 1220z3. ot gold, valued at £336 4s 2d, and the percentage from, tributers yielded £330 16s sd. The, Company has been at considerable ex pense, which has necessitated the calls made, in carrying on extensive prospecting works, and contributing heavily to the Hauraki Pumping Company, in addition to which another stoppage of the Big Pump! having taken place your directors feel it necessary to purchase on behalf of the. Company an eighth interest in tbe plant. Pumping is now carried on by the various Companies interested under the title of the Hauraki Pumping and Drainage Company, Limited. The accompanying report from the mine manager will inform shareholders of the works completed and in progress, and the directors have great pleasure in being able to congratulate them on the improved value of the mine owiug to the recent im portant find in the No. 1 level in the Otago portion of the property, and there is every reason to expect a brighter future for the Company. The Ked Queen Company's property has been purchased by this Company for 300 shares, and it is con sidered a very desirable addition to the mine. The balance-sheet will give all in formation as to the financial position of the Company. In accordance with the regiila tions of the Company, all the directors re tire from office, but being eligible offer themselves for re-election." The Secretary then read a lengthy and exhaustive report from the Mine Manager (Mr T. B. Hicks), and also tho statement of accounts. Tbe latter showed that the re ceipts from May, 1880, to the end of October last had amounted to £4,865 13s la, includ ing a bank overdraft of £660 3s 2d, and the expenditure, including £410* cash in hand, to £5.525 16s 3d, the disparity being repre sented by a bank overdraft of £660 3s 2d. The Chairman, in moving the adoption ot the report and balance-sheet, took the opportunity to renew the progress of the Company since its re-formation. He also stated that 1701b3. of picked stone were dow in band. Mr J. M. Lennox seconded the motion, which waa then put and carried nem. COD. Upon the motion of Mr Joshua Jackson, seconded by Mr Slater, the directors, viz., Messrs C. J. Stone, C. B. Stone, G. H. Layers, J. M. Lennox, and Dr. Campbell, were re-elected, while Mr Waymouth, was re-appointed auditor. This concluded the business^

The Bazaar was well attended last even ins? and the various entertainments held in connection with it were thoroughly enjoyed. Mr George Sibbin opened the auction sale shortly after 8 o'clock, and the largo proportion oi the goods were dis posed of at satisfactory prices. Xhe result of the Bazaar altogether has fully come up to the wishes and expecta tions of its promoters and supporters,

TELEGRAMS.

GISBORNE, tins day;

, Tho Southern Cross Petroleum Company's third bore is down OS feet. Great care has been taken by the contractor to keep the tubes plumb. They Were drawn four times; when it was discovered that a boulder had caused tbeht to diverge. Upon its removal all went right. Appear ances are very favourable for successfully reaching the rdck in about 60 feet further,

CBEISTCHURCH, this day.

ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM.

! A woman named Bridget Payne was arrested last night for attempting to burn her houses down.

INVERCARGILL, this day.

The statistics for November arc :—luver cargill district, births, 42; marriages, 7 ; deaths, 23. . .

MR MOSS AT NEWMARKET.

MB Moss addressed the debtors of Parnell at the Newmarket Hall last evening. Tlie hall was crowded; Mr-F. T. Clayton proposed that Mr Sutton take the chair; This, being adopted, the Chairman very briefly introduced Mr Moss, who was re ceived with applause. He promised to avoid, as far as possible, touching on the subjects he had already referred to at his previous meetings. There was one sub ject, however, that he could not help again referring to. It was the land question, which affected their children far more than it did themselves. As illustrating the im portance of the subject he quoted figures, showing that 7J mllions, out of 12J millions of acres of laud were held by 417 persons, 2 millions were held by 930 persons, and only 3 millions were divided among the remaining 25,000 holders. He had recently been in company with one of the representa tives of the Lincolnshire farmers who had been in the colony for the purpose of finding a block of laud on which to establish his friends. A remark that that gentleman made had struck him forcibly. He said : " You are only 500,000 strong in this country—about the size of a large town in the old countiy; but you have managed to swallow up all the landi You have left very little for those who come after you." The speaker pointed out the evils that would arise from the locking-up of the country iv large estates, and referred to the agitation that bad been working against the evils referred to for the past quarter of a century, and in -which he had taken an active part. Amongst the large landlords were large-hearted men who did not seek to fake advantage of the position in which they had been, placed, and who were with them in their desire to mitigate the growing evil. Referring to the question of local government be denied the assertion of the Hon. the Premier that local governing bodios would prevent the monopoly of lands, Why, he himself knew of counties owned by two or three men who composed the County Coun cils. Was it likely they would tax them selves! The extension of Koad Boards would lead to no good result from the satno reason. After deprecating the action of the Government for their legis lation with respect to the pur chase of native lands he scouted tho idea of their claiming tho credit for any great measures of policy. Tho Hall Ministry had simply - taken up the policy proposed by the Grey Ministry. Mr Moss ut some length quoted extracts from " Han* sard " showing that Mr Hall had, up to 187S, always been an open and nvuvted Conservative. The Premier had frequently denounced the spirit of the very measures he now took credit for having passed. Ho objected to the proposal to introduce a Council based solely on a property qualification, and stigmatised as a fig ment the talked-of introduction of a measure next session to prevent Parliamen tary obstruction. The obstruction last session was from the Ministerial supporters themselves. He objected to the introduc tion of the cldture, as New Zealand had no written constitution to guard against snd den organic changes, by providing that such changes should only be carried by a three - fourths majority. This kind of safeguard existed in all countries that had the "cloture." Their only security was the stonewalling that tho Government denounced so much. His principal objec tion to the Kepresentation Bill was its in crease in the number of members of the House of Representatives. It wasalieady far too large for the wants of the country— a gigantic Koad Board, or Board of Works. What they wanted was a system of local government that would relieve the Parliament of a great portion of their work. That is where the trne economy would come in. In concluding, he denied the statement that lie was blameable for the Museum and University Endow ment Bills not passing. Mr Monk, ho said, had been " stuffed" with these statements, which were absolutely without foundation, (Loud applause.) In answer to question?, Mr Moss said he believed in the fostering of local industries ■ either by protection or some other method. He supported the present Education Act. He was of opinion that the Gaming and Lotteries Act encroached too much on men's Erivate affairs. Ho thought the policy olders should have something to say in the management of the Government Insurance Department. A unanimous vote of confidence having been accorded to Mr Moss, Mr Guild, in the course of a few remarks, requested his hearers not to vote for " that man Monk," who was a regular slave driver.

A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the proceedings, with three enthusiastic cheers for the candidate and three for Sir George Grey.

THE AUCKLAND COFFEE PALACE.

IT will be noted from our advertising columns that tenders are invited for the erection, of the Auckland Coffee Palace, We have been favoured with a sight of the plans, which are of a most elaborate charac ter. The site is a very admirable one, having a frontage to three wide streets, 101 feet to Queen-street and Little Queen-street, and 121 feet to Custom-Honse-street. It is not only accessible to the wharf, but is also near to where the new railway-station is to be, and when we get tramways they will pass close by the building. Taking Custom-House-street as the base, tHe building has two wings, one facing Queen-street, where is placed the principal entry, and the other facing Little Queen street ; there -is an area in the centre, which it .Is , proposed to utilise for ' the erection of kitchens, &c. The elevation to Queen and Custom-House* streets has a noble appearance, the building being four stories, and identical in character all through. It is covered with a mansard which can be utilised for another story at some future period. The ground floor to Queen-street has five shops, which are to be let off. In the centre there is a grand entrance to the Palace, 16 feet wide. The floor of this is to be of encaustic tiles. It leads' up to a noble flight of stairs. At the foot of the stairs is an office, which is intended to communicate with every part of the building, and close by are two lifts, one for visitors, which is to be handsomely fitted, and the other for luggage. The ground floor to Custom House street has hree shops, . and one general coffee and refreshment room. There is also near the corner of Queen, street, a separate entrance for ladies, with a stair leading to the Palace rooms above. In the entrance to the general refreshment room is also a stair for gentlemen tothe rooms above. The ground floor to Little Queen-street is entirely occupied by the general refreshment rooms, a billiard room, and an entrance large enough for horse and cart into the aroa The general refresh ment-rooms on the ground floor consist of a bar-room 28ft. x 25ft., and a room fitted with tables, &c, 29ft. x 23ft. These com municate with a serving-room, which is close by the kitchen. Next the refresh ment-room is a billiard-room 27ft. x 20ft. The kitchen, as before mentioned, is placed in the area, and is a one-story building, Surrounding the kitchen proper are rooms specially set off for larder, pantry, store room, pastry-room, &c, &c. These will all be fitted up with the most modern im provements. ' Ascending by any one of^the three stairs we reach a large corridor. The ladies land almost at the very door of a suite of rooms which are to be specially devoted to them. A dining room 27ft, x 26ft., connecting with a retiring-room, a drawing-room, and a somewhat novel feature, a ladies' club-room. The experiment |is to be tried as to whether there are a suffi cient number of ladies who are willing, by paying a small aunual subscription, to have the special use of a room where they may either sit and read, or write a note, or use it for the many purposes of meeting and

conversing amongßt themselves. Near these rooms is a dining-room for gentlemen accompanied by ladies, who do not care to go into the large dining hall; The dining hall, is a noble room, 55ft. x 28ft,, and Capable of accommodating 150 persons* Connecting with it is a lavatory for the use of visitors! also a serving room; supplied from the kitchen below by a lift. There is also a billiard-room 37 x 23 large enough fdr two tables. The other rooms on this floor are a bar, smoking room, reading-room, commercial-room, with two sample rooms. Everything appears to be provided which comfort and completeness can suggest. On the seebnd floor fronting Queen and Custom-house-streets are suites of rooms for families and bedrooms pointing to Little. Queen-street; altogether,' 10 sitting and 22 bedrooms, and one large assembly room for boarders in the house. The third floor is entirely devoted to bed rooms, there being 35 of these. It is to be noticed that on each floor there are special conveniences, so as to cave' labour. On the first floor there are wash-up rooms, and on the two floors above each has its housemaid's room, store-room, linen1 rboms, &c, with three lavartories, and bath-rooms to each, It is intended to fit up the whole with every modern convenience, all the bast rooms having fire-places and marble man telpieces, also gas chandeliers. We have great pleasure in recommending the project tor üblic support, it being the most complete building of its sort in the colony. Shares can still be had on application at this Com pany's office, Colonial Bank buildings;

SPORTING NEWS.

WELLINGTON RACES.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

Eackcoubsb, this afternoon. On the racecourse to-day, for the Spring meeting, the attendance was poor. Pleasant weather. When the saddling bell was rung for the first race, only about 500 wore present. The detectives are going round taking names of all concerned in half-crown sweeps. BAILWA.Y STAKES. Hilda \ I Kandwick i 2 Grund Duchess ~. , 3 Seven started. WANGANUI, this day. Tho nominations for tho Wanganui Autumn Kaccs close to-night at nine o'clock.

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES SUPERIOR SCHOOL.

PRESENTATION Off PRIZES.

The oustomary presentation of prizes to thp pupils of the St. Francis do Sales] Superior School, Hobson-street, took place this afternoon in the presence of a largo number of tho clergy, patents, and friends. Prior to tho distribution a oonoert was given In, tho school-room, Missos Craig (2), Brennan (2), Watson, Lynch, O'Dowd, Fiizalmons. Robinson, Fisher, Jenninßß, Hackott, Fornandcss, Derrom, Stokes, Knight, Hill, and Stevenson taking put Very Her. Father Fynea, Vicar-General, presonted the urines to the fortunate winners aa follows :—

First glass.—Miss Dernpsy (highest number olmarka), prize (or good conduce and study: Honourable mention for catechism, uoionco, and BYanoh; Miss O'Marft, prize (or general improve ment in study: honourable mention lor good conduot catechism, French and science. Miss Robinson, 3rd prize for study; honourable men tion (or Bdence and music.

Honouk»iile [Mentions — Ist class; Miss Hopkins, for soienoo, writing, and composition: Miss Craig, good conduct, science, music, and French; Miss Brennan,' good conduct, writing, and music; Miss Watson, good conduct and science; Mies IStakos, good conduct, writing, and composition; Misa StevenßODi nioslo and science.

2nd Class Puizm—Miss Fernandez, good oonduot; Miss Cain, Ist prize lor catechism; Miss Carrif an, prize (or study (highest number of marks in 2nd class); Miss O'Dowd, recitation; Miss Honora Bronnan, vocal mualo; Miss Lynch, instrumemal music. HONOURABLE MENTIONS.

2nd Class: Miss FltzsimmoDS, good conduct and music; Miss O'Dowd, science: Mies Barron, science; Mies Rath, soienoo: Miss Danaher, science; Msbs Fernandez, science; Miss Kelly, music: Hiss Hariatl Stevenson, innglo.

3rd Class: Miss Derrom, good conduct, gnun mar.and writing; Miss Howden, arithmetic and study; Miss Eyre, general improvement; Miss Jackson, attention to study. 4th Class; Misa A.Martln,tables and reading; Miss Julia Harron.spolling; Miss May Dnnaher, improvement in stady; Miss Mabel Knight, reading and spelling.

_ teE JLUCKJ&m. EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30.



Personal. Jfi. —The person who wrote a letter to • W. P. Lamle, signing himßolf J. 8., it re | quoeted to call at No. 10, Wyndhani-etreet. IF the Gentleman who took the Pane and contents from the house ia Lorno-street last sight does not return same at onoe, pro ceodings will be taken, as the person Is well fcDOWD. WANTED, tbe Gentleman lately arrived from Wellington, who left his new bell topper in the Baths yesterday, the 29th instant, to please roturn my old hat, as bis new one 1b two sizes too large for me, and oblige—Goto Bath. ■ I HAVE found my friends at the IVVark worth Hotel, Mahurangi. Splendid accom modation. Beautiful accnory.—G. ff. SUCH, Proprietor. Liost and Found* | OST, some time since, from Butler's JLJ Grafton Road Omnibus, a Day Book.— Driver will reward finder on delivery. ; RjiOUND a Silver bracelet—Owner can; JO have same by applying B. 8, Sandel, Butcher, Symonds-Btreet, and paying exponßea. B/iOUND, near Wairoa South, a flat. JU bottomed blaok and white Dingy,—Owner apply to D. Gonk, freeman's Bay. i FOUND, a Sheep.— Enqnire ot H. Monk,i New North Koad. STRAYED from Otahuhu, a Bay Saddle Mare, blaok points, brand on near Bide of neck.—Kinder will be rewarded on returning to Mr F. Andrews, Otahuhu. Board ana .Residence. BOARD and Residence—Gentlemen re* quiring the same' will meet with every: comfort at Croydon Villa, Vincent-street.—Mrs. Fuller, /IOVKRNUK BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STBBBT. . Board and Lodging . ..20s per Week BingleKoom ..265, i » ' ■." '" ) Meetings. AO.F., A.D.—Court Nil Desperandam, O No. 6195.—The usual Fortnightly Meet ing otthe above Court will be held To-morrow (Thursday) Evening, at 8 o'clock, in theMasonio Hall, Karangahape Road, Newton, All Mem bers requested to attend. Businosa: To consider by-laSes. Visitors invited.—By order O.R. ... c. WHITB, Secretary. TT A.C.B. SO CIJSTY— XZLo Auckland Branch, No. 81. Tho Quarterly Meeting takes place on WEDNESDAY NKXT, December 7, at 8 o'clock p.m. Business:—Nomination of Offloora, "'secretary in attendance to receive Contribu tions from 7 o'clock. JAS< O , BRIKNi Secretary. GOLDEN ISLK LICENSED ■ HOLD ING, WAITBKAURI. A Meeting of Shareholders will be held at 1, Fort-street, on TUESDAY, 6th December, at 3.30 p,m. Business: Formation of a Company, &o, HENRY BYRON, Secretary pro tern. AUCKLAND STEAMSHIP COM PANY.-IN LIQUIDATION. JN OTIOB.-An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will beheld at the office of Captain W. COudy, Queen-street, on MONDAY, December 12,1881. Business: To confirm the minutes of the last general meeting. w . LODDKB . Liquidator. 30th Novembar, 1881. Electoral. i~IITY EAST ELECTORATE. An Adjourned Meeting of the Friendß and Supporters of Sir George Grey will be held at the Albert Hall, Darby-street, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at half-past 7 o'olook, at which all Sir George's sympathisers are parti, cularly requested to attend. Business: To farther go through the roll. mO THE ELECTORS OF PARNELL. At the request of a great number of the Electors, I offer myself as a Candidate to repre sent your Interests in Parliament I will address the Electors in the Parnell Hall on THURS DAY, Bth December, 1881, at 8 p.m. I remain. Gentlemen, RICHARD FITZGERALD. rilb IHE ELECTORS OF AUCKLAND JL WEST, DR. WALLIS WiU address the people of Auckland West in St James's Hall, Wellington-Etreet.on FRIDAY, Decem'oer 2, at 8 o'oiock p.m. Ladles are invited.



1 ,'.<;'l,l'l.'in U ■■•■■ :■ ■■ ■ ■■■lij.'J. ..Wanted*. ....... WANTED, a good Coachsmith at onde. Apply to A. H. Denham, New Plymouth Carriage faotory, New Plymouth. WANTED, for SaWmlll at Kilipara, & Cook to take over the Catering'for Mill hands; man and Wife preferred, or widow and trong boy.—Apply to CdUpland & Co. ANTED, a Boy.—Apply C. Canning, Queen-street. ANTKD, a respectabls middle-aged person aa Housekeeper;— Apply by lettet to FB. Bt Ait offlco. \\f ANTED, a strong Girl about 14 or 16 it years of ace; references required.— Apply at Glan ville and Kllyett's, Grocers, Queen- Btoeet. WANTED, a Gfeneral Servant with references.—Mrß Flood, St. George'a Bay goad, Parnell. WAiST^D, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs -ates, Kntlan'd House. Parnell.' • WANTED, a good Barmaid.—Apply at Greyhound Hotel, Auckland. WANTED, a respectaole Boy for the grocery,—Apply T. Bishop, Franklin Road. WANTED, a respectable young Mimas Carter; wages, 20s a-week, with board and lodging in a oonifortablo homo.—Apply at Devonport Post-office. WANTED, a good Bodt Machinist— T. Prosscr, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED, an experienced Housemaid, -Apply Mrs Dunningham, Governor Browne Hotel. W ANTKD, a email; Youth for the Grocery Business.—Knquiro at Holland and Fortzor's, Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy; must Know town woll.-Now Zealand Clothing Faotory. WANTED, an Apprentice or Improvor to thb Carpentering and Joining.—Apply at the Lyoeum Hall, HoDaon-etroet. WANTED, a good Barmaid for front bar.—Apply Bxohange Hotel. WANTED, two Carpenters at once.— R. Redfern, Photographer, Queen-street. WANTED, an Upholsterer; a good hand.—T. Holmea. Upper Symonds-Bt. ANTED, a Boy.—Apply G. Huline, Butchor, Queen-streot. WANTED, a Fandy Lad about 16.— Apply, with reference, to this office. WANTED, a Smart Young Man as Tlmokoeper and Assistant Clerk.—Apply P. 0.. Box 236. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply I Mrs MoLellan, Symonds-etreet, 2 doors from Havelook atreot, H" ANTED, Assistants and Improvers to the Dressmaking.—Apply to Mrs Wattora, Hobaon-Btroot. WANTEJD, a General Servant wbere another is kept.—Apply to Mrs Homus, Hellibr House, Grey-street. ANTED, Setond Cook, a useful man* —Apply, between 9 and 10, to K. Gra^ bam, at Mr Bwington's. ANTED, Tenders for the Erection of two Chimneys. .Apply on the job. Wood^fltreet, Ponaonby.—John wm. Howson. W ANTKD, a young Man accustomed to the Butchoring.-Apply to R. D. Giles, flity Market. WANTED, an experienced Nursemaid. —Apply to Mrs] Shera, Arnoy ltoad, Romnora. _____ WANTED, a Rood Mower.—Apply No. TV 1, South British Buildings, Queon street, m Thursday morning, between 10 and 11. W~ANTKD~a respectable Boy ; one accustomed to tho trade.—lt. Hutehin. ion, Bntoher, Vlctoria-Btreot ANTED, nn Improver to the Bakery, for business at the Thamoß.—Apply Mr RollerßOn, the Crescont. Pitt-street. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices. —Mrs Fargle, Dress and Mantlemakor, Brcy-Btreet, near Pitt-street. WANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situa 'lion a"g Barmaid; upstairs preferred.— Apply by letter to A.N., Stab offlco. ANTED, in Queen-street, a first class Milliner and Saleswoman: liberal salary and permanent situation guaranteed to a suitable person.—Address J.C., this office. W^ANTEDrEvoryoodyntirbTing their Clothes for Cleaning, Kopairing, and Altering, to W. J. Davis, Victoria-street East, nnxt Working Men'a Baths. WANTED to Buy, a good Uoat in full milk.—Apply John Skelton. offlco of this paper. __ \\7ANTEDbyayoungLady, aSituation TT as Milliner and BMeswouian; highest roferenoosr.—Communications by lotter to N. 0., "Herald "offloe. WANTED to Buy, Good Ti-trco Rails and Heart Kauri PaliDgi.-Sam White, fencer, Gore-streot. ANTED to Bent, immediately, Cot tage of about four rooms, in vioinity of Wellington-street it possible.—D. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent, next " Herald." ANTED KNOWN, that Mr William Laing'a OommitUe and Supnorters will meet for business This Kvening, at his houso, lunotkmof Wellington and Union streets. W ~ANTED, a Shop suitable for a light business, with. aide Allotment suitable for a Carpenter's Shop.-Address Shop, thia office. WANTED, Tenders for Flooring and Shelving my New Shop in Hobson- Btreet, next the corner of Victoria-street The blithest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders received till 7 p.m. on Saturday next, at my Branch Btore. City Market, where speoirl oatione can be seen. WANTED, near St. Matthew's Church, small Bodroom and Sitting-room (fur nished,— Address Beta. Btab offloe, not later than Friday, 2nd December. _£ WANTED, in Queen-street, a good I Assistant Draper who has a general knowledge of the various departments; must bo a good wlndow-dressor.—Address J.C., office of this papor. WANxKD to Sell (Cheap), a Set of Flying Boxes or Swing Boats.— V. Hyanlaton'e Foundry, Durham-street. WANTJSD; two respectable Young Men as Boarders (friends preferred) to Bhare bed-room and sitting-room; no other boarders; terms modorate.—For address apply to Mr Brook, Bootmaker, Manutau Road, Parnell. YXT ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian IT Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on ith page. 9th column. ; ANTED KNOWN— Newcastle Coal, now discharging, per Aurora, delivered at 32b per ton cash.—J. Craig. Commerce-street. »»/ANTED KNOWN—Tnat the New V T Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. ANTED^-Perambulators 1 Perambu lators!— Cheapest Perambulatorsin town: at T. At Taylor's, Baskotmaker, Upper Symonds- BtreeU >;■ ■■■,■- ' ; W"~ ANTKD to Sell, Mixed. Paints in gallon this; Kauri Oil, 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint, 5/6 par gallon.—Atkinson & Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, Messrs K. Porter & Co. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Choap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.-D. F. Evens, Bstato Agent, next "Herald,". Queen-street. ANTKD KN O W N-GKAND; FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Da—Bier's Branch Store in the Market. Be in time. ANTED KNOWN, that E. Mitchel son & Co.. No. 19. Queen-Btioet Wharf, are selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal^&o, &c, at lowest market rates. WANTEDKNOWN-A most Pleasant Evening oan be spent at the Temperance Hall, from Bto 10 p.m., Tonight. Admißßlon— Ono Shilling; Children, Sixpence. WANTjcjj, orders tor our lamous Trousers to measure, at 13a 6d; also, tho wondrous 55a suits. Overcoats from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. Qnoen-etroet. i^TANTED KNOWN, tnat you can t T Dress well for a Bmall weekly payment by golnmto Munro ana Milligan. See advertise tnent on (ront page. WANTED KNOWN—That William West, corner of Wyndham and Albert- Btreet, is prepared to Supply the Trade In its different, branches of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stock of Beech Windsor in store. Orders punctually attended to, ■ ■ - XX^ANTED, the Public to Bead my iff Advertisement on Front Page of Stab, '-1' > JOHN LOW American Portrait Rooms, • : ~r:;X. '.:•' " 13. Grey-street. _ WANTED KNOWN —All Accounts ' owing to W. Brownhill must be paid on or before the 25th November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor for collection.— 'W. Brownhiix. Bootmaker, 156, Qneen-st. WANTED KNOWN —That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited) are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, With superior Machinery and despatoh.—Workßi Cnstom-honse-street West WANTEU, two or tnree urocers in • Auckland and District to take the Agency for Nehon, Moate, & Co.'s Pure Blended Teast These Teas are acknowledged by the Press and Public to be the Finest ever sold in the Southern Hemisphere, and ara guaranteed free from all scented tea.—For particulars apply to Nelson, Moate, & Co., Tea Blenders and Importers, High-Btreet, Christchnroh. XfiT ANTED KNOWN—That MBS JACK, T t at the wißh of many friends, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladles of Mount Kden and Graf ton Road will call upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jack, Mount Kden Road. ■ WANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, 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, Abercrombie street, fourth shop from Symonds-Btreet. WAMTED KKOWn, tnac D. Goicue is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ia better than that purchased elsewhere



Wanted. WANTED SifiEN—Tomlinsdn'B Netf Advertisement on Ith pago. ANTED) ffly old friehds, customers, and the public generally to know that I i ajii Recommencing Business in those premises, i Karangahape Road, Newton, lately oooupled by 1 C Johnstons, Bakdr, &c whloh I ami opening on FHlDAYnext, DetieflttHrf 2rid; with! a Choice Stook of General Groceries, Tfl_s, ttaafta vtainnH Prime aualities, low prices. A t«U t& efleoMSiy Bolibited.-B. *™Kr!!W'._?" ■ and Prdvlaion Dealer, Royal Tea Mart, Newton. ANTEDi" FurchaSfirs lot Nett Pota* toes. . Fresh Supply every dfly from ote own Farm, Panmure, In large'orsmaU quafitl tioo, at lowest market rates.-Flßher & Co. 14th November, 1881. . ANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert & 06. have opened an Auction Mart in Wyndham-Btreet, opposite the stab office, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Bettlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter bow large or small the consignment may be, For days of sale, see further notice. ANTEiTKNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of op wards o£ 15 year?' experience, and from July, 1880, till September last with Meaßre Sharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmaoy at 181, Queen streot (noxf New Zealand House), for Dispensing Presoriptlßns, Compounding Family Medicines, and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General l)o meattq Requisites. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Business in all its branches is now carried on under the special superintendence OC Mr G; Fraser. Valuations made surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No charge made tor registering properties for gale. l W~ ANTE D| Ueaiers io Know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with tables and lighted with gas. Open overy Satur day Morning at 0 o'olook until II o'olook. at night, where Fish, Settler's Produce, and Dry Goods can be offered for sale. Space allotted for amusement. Mo gambling or illegal games. ~-For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Woigh-bridKO Office, Lessee of City Market. W~~ ANTED, Buyers to know they wili be weU served at BRIGHTON HOUBK, top of GrKX-BTRket.—Drera Beiges, 7Jd; Alpacas, BJd; Galateas, l|d; 70 inoh Heavy Twill Sheetings, Is and Is 3d; 80 inoh ditto. Is Gd; Lace Curtains; new Fringed Imitation Crochet Quilts. 10s 6d, 12a 6d, Us 6d; Holland's. Calicos at lowest prtoea; a large assortment of Underolothiog, Baby Linen, &o. Good Styles in Millinery. J. Kondell, having no heavy expenses in rent or management to meet, and being satis fled with small profits, can offer goods at much leas than usual town prices. WANTED, the Public io inspect H. Walto'u stock of Bathii, Toilet Cans, Slop Pails, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Bruit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, Insect Powder, Coffee, and Popper Tins. So., &c H. Waite having fitted up hia Faotory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stock of the above on hand, and as everything ii oomnunoed and finished on the promises, ha can sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony, H.W. askß a fair field and no favour.— H. Waite, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Ztno-worker, next old PdlicO Station, High street. WANTED KNOWN - Dunne, Mall and Co. bog to intimate to their dug toniera that they have Removd to the premises lately ooouplod by Madame Bottenelli, oppo.lto Mo Arthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re ceived large addition to their wfell-sele6ted Stock, each department will be found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laceu, real and imitation. Ladies would do well to give ub an early call. Mo trouble to shew goods. Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jackets, in light colours, selling at a great saoriflco.-DuPno, Hall and Co. WANTED KNOWN.-CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NKW YKAR'3 GIFTS.—To meet th 9 increasing demands of the Bcasnii, an immense arrival of New and Most Attractive Goods have been received at the London Arcado. An unprecedented display of the Graatußt Novelties ever seen In Auokland are now arrangod on the attractivo Btalls, classified and marked In plain figures at prices within the reach of all. The Arcade is opened daily at 9 and closed at 9 (except on Thursdays at 6 and Saturdays at 10.30). Inspection Invited. In this establishment the useful and ornamental are combined, forming the most attractive and unique display In the colony, unequalled either tn the low prices charged, the magnitude or class of goods offered. 13.000 Christmas and New Year Cards, ranging in price from Id to £1. Soe the five windows, filled with new goods, weekly replaced. Regular shipments per Oriont and P.O. steamers.—London Office, 68, St. Mary Axe.—See Goodson's jumdon Arcade; TO HAIRDRESSERS, — Wanted, a Junior Assistant,—Apply to J. & T.Mason, Quoonstreot. BanKrnptcv woticee. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Acta amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Don lid Mclnness. of the City of Auok land, Carpenter, a Debtor. This is to notify that Donald Molnness, of the City of Auckland, Carpenter, has this day filed a statement that ho is unable to meet his engage ments with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court house, in the City of Auokland, on SATURDAY, the 10th day of. December, 1881, at 12 o'olook noon. Dated this 30th day of November, 1881. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. Ti Kbbtlbt, Queon»atroet, Auokland, Debtor's Solicitor. XN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the several Acts amend ■ ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Gkorqk Baxter Martin, of the Wairoa Hotel, Wairoa South, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the colony OC New Zealand. Hotelkeeper and Store keeper, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that at a first mooting of the Creditors of the said George Baxter Martin, held this day at the Supremo Court House, in the City of Auokland, at 11 o'clock In the fore noon, William Baker, of Auokland, Merchant, was elected Creditors' Trusteejof the property cl the said George Baxter Martin, and that the said William Baker has Bigniiled to the Regis trar, in writing, his acceptance of the said Trusteeship- Dated this 29th day of November, 1881. HKNRY C. BRKWKR. Registrar. Hughes & George, Solicitors for the Debtor, . Shortland-street, Auckland. Medical. MR. OTTO KOHL, M.8.P., late irom Germany, has commenced practioe in Auckland for tho cure of Rheumatism, Neu ralgia, and all Skin and Blood Diseases, by a process hitherto unknown In this country, but most successfully practised in Germany in the treatment of such diseases. It acts as a preven tive against fevers and small-pox. Consultation free. Hours: 10 to 12 a.m. and 3to 1 p.m., at Devonshire House, Hobson-street, where Auck land testimonials may be Been. COPIES OF AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS, "I have suffered for some time from neuralgic headaches, and am now cured by one operation of yours.—lam, &c—A. W. Nightingale, College Road." - " I have Buffered for along time with neuralgia In my head, and I am nowq uite well from one operation.—l am, &c.. Hannah Doyle, Walte " I was troubled vry much with neuralgia in my head for the la»t; three years, and lam now auite well after the operations by you.—l am, &0.-Rosa Somerville, WeUesley-Btreet." ' " I have benn a great Huflerer with neuralgia, and am happy to say that two operations have oured me.-I am. &c, Christina MoGregor, Waitemata Hotel.1' The above have been selected from ft number of testimonials, which can be seen on applica tion. OHARLAND'S TDIaMILY piLLS Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. They are Valuable in Indigestion. Price: They not effectually on the Liver, B> a DBox! APOTHECARIES' HALL, OoDoslte Post-office. Sweet Sustenance. The superior nourishing properties of malted food, as recommended by the great Liebig, is one of those facts that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD is a local article FRKSHLY PREPARED with great care, according to the recipe of Baron Liebig, from the best malted barley and wheat The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on this food in Auokland have proved to a demonstration that flesh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely in this delloious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a FRESH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost must add con siderably to the large sale this excellent food has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See directions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/6 per Canister. Manufactured at "Thk Pharmacy," QUKBN-BTKEET, AUCKLAND. AUCKLAND KAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREKT, AUCKLAND, Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in each week for the Purchase of all kinds of d AG 9, METAL, &c, FOR CASH



Tfl Let. ' mo'LET, two NeW Shops- *>n Bat the I corhet'of Howe-Btreet and Kftrangahare Road, afid the other adjoining.-ApDIR, to Mi . Walker, Butcher. __rangahapß Road. T '. mo LET, in Victttria-street, Hotfse (tad JL s_op.-Apply to D. stevfl&Bon,- Nelson -1 street, oofnfir 6f Baker-street. r| ...... ' tf\O LET, an Unfurnished Sitting and JL Bedroom, of One Unfurnished Bedroom, to Bdarfl with a private family.--or address apply" BMb offltfe. TO LET OR FOB SALE, Hoose con talnlng eight rooifls. *h» well, pflmp, totals:. So,, good garden attached, situated in DutllifrstreetJ, Ponßonby,—Apply J. S, Don_ison< Symondnatreefa f|lo LET, a Four-rdcraied Cottage, bottom Jot Norfolk-street, Ponsonby; register grate, colonial oven,- and every convenience) garden, &d» TO LET, Mea hall, suitable tor Soirees, Concerts, Singing and Danoing Classes j also, it Single Bhop.-Apply to W. N.Hender eon, Bden Terrace. .. - . 'nO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage, verandah, I sonllery, tank, well, colonial oven, and registered grate, in Wood-street. Pooeonby. second house from, Franklin Koad.-Apply oa the premises. - ■■ ■ -, TO LET, a very comfortable and con venleht House containing 7 rooms, Bath room, &c. &o.; all in flrst-olass orde*; Situated in Eden 6rnßoent, near St. Paul's C-droh.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-Btregfe TO LET. T#o Offices, first floor, newly done up.-Apply Mutual Life Assootetion of Australasia, 81, Qneen-atreet. mo LET.a shopand.RoominFort-street.SJ J. doors past Custom-house Hotel, suitable for Plumber, Tinsmith. Bootmaker, «■«>"«*• wiae; rontlow.-J. M. Lennox Qaeen-gtreet. TO LET, the American Store, in Alexandra-street, with dwelling house of fi rooms attaohetL-Apply Mr Jas. Irwin, top of Wakefleld-street. - LAKE TAKAPDKA —To Let, 2 rooms (furnlshed)'.-Apply at Podt-offloe, Lake Takapunn. . :. HOUSE to Let, Conner Howe-street amd Willla_i-Btreot.-Apply tff W. DowdeH. atfctioheer ■. For Baiev : , ' biOK SALE, 100' casks Limejuice, su-' IP perlor qfuaUtr.—B. H; Oardno, Fort-street. OK SALE (cheap), a well-bred Mate; foal to Presto at foot; running at Mount Rosklll.—Apply to S. Wayte, or Mr J.- May. FflOR SALE, a Large Temperance Hotel Is a prosperous district, doing a good business.—Apply to Adam Lay bourn. Merchant, Auoklaod, OK SALE, 3 Villa Sites on the seal front opposite Captain Slattern's residence on the North Store.—Apply to George Slbbln, Land Agent, Qneen-street. JUiOK SALE, an Old-established Clothing IT Business, with new shop, in best part ot Queen-street.—J. Pniliips. IHUK SALE (great Bargain), the Yacht ' Gl&nce, 6 tons, complete, almost new, in splendid order; owner going into steam.— Apply W. P. Featheratone. North Shore. * ■■. ■' Tf»OR SALE, 140 Acres of Good Unirn- X' proved Land, suitable for fruit-growing, situated next Maurice Kelly's old bush, Lucas Creek; Price, ISs per aero,—Apply to Wo, MoLeod, Insurance Buildings, of Mr Xlnoh, Bookseller, Qneon-street. BJIOK SALE, pure bred Alderney Cow, J? to talye in December.—Apply Btar office. O/kA A-YEAK-For Sale, a d&'JL I /W""" Boarding-horisein thedity taking the above sntu yearly. Price low. This is a bargain, and will be withdrawn if not sold in two or three days.—Apply to F. Qi Ewlngton. OK IMMEDIATE SALE (in couse« quenoe of ill health of owner) 167 aores of excellent Land, thoroughly improved, within IS miles of the city, in good diutriot.—Apply to Metcalfe and Hill, 29, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. . KETTY COTTAGE tor Sale in Dublin street, near Karangahape Road. Small deposit and eaßy terms for payment.—C\ WU- Hamßori, Estate Agent. Ynlcan Lane. T7IUAI ISaLE, Farm of 25 Acres Good X! Land, f enoed and divided, Orchard, Housd and Outbuildings, 20 minutes' walk from rail way, A bargain—£22o. Kasy terms.—T. Ussher, House and Land Agent, Stiohbnry's Buildings, Queen-Btreeti ■ F"OR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Cubtom-house-street. LhOB~SALE (a bargain), a nice rarm cf JD 150 Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Sheds, &c., and large Orohard (avorage return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There la also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only li miles from Auckland.-Apply to John Bonpet. Land Agejt Fort-Btreet. . ijiOK SAi-E, a 400-gallon Iron Water C Tank, with top,—Apply to Samuel Coch rane fe Son, .... TO isTOKEKEEPEKS AND OTHERH. —A Rakb CPPOETHMitr to PersfW with a Small CapitaL—For Sale, at Whatgftrei, a General Store doing a good business. Terms remarkably easy .—Apply S. Mitohelson &Co,, Qneenetreet, Auckland. OAUULEKS AHD UFHOLSTEKBKS.— O Curled Hair for Sale from 91 to Is 2d.— John K. Bray, shortland-street. ■ __ AJNGSBAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the above (pnre bred; also, Eggs,-Apply Mr Bennell, Storekeeper, Kllershe. TjiOß SALE—Chfistmas Season—Liqueur JD dv Pfcro Kermann, Cognac, Champagne, Mocsseux, Marasohino, Gautier Freres.—T. P. Harjea ana Co.. Fortrßtreet, •_ MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements.—Angola Forrest, Auok land Mnslo Warehouse. ■ . OR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Walran, 100 aores really Rood land; Lot Mo. 28, Wttlrau, 40 aores superior land; Lot No. 85, joins Major Moil's land, Mangawai; Lot No. 0, Toka Toka, 79 acres good land.—Apply to John id oppo t, land Agent, &c, Fort-street. ;_ (^IANTEEBURY BACON and HAMS, J Peak' and Johnson's Jam, Keillor's Marma lade, Cutting Salmon, Swiss foilk, Quarter Sar dines, Teas. Sugars, Chocolate and Cocoa, American Brooms, Candled Peel, Currants (in oases), and General Grocery Goods always in stock at Chu. Burton & Co.'s..No. 3, Queen street. Ne v and Old Potatoes for sale cheap; also Buyers ot Choice New Potatoes, either Kidney or from Bobart Town Seed; 1,000 Cocoa nutaatverylowprioe. . "jTi 0 It i§ A L E, J} ' To arrive per Adelaide, 210 TOHS BEST SCREENED NEWCASTLE COAL. G. S. JAKINS, QPBTOM-HOUSE-STBMCT. T ANDS IN THE HOBTfI. Persons owning Lands In the districts of Pukekaroro, Matakohe, Omaru/ana Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Btab Offloe, Wyndham-street ' "' : '.: T ANi) S FOR SALE, 1,685 Aores wlthin"l6"mUes of Auokland; 900 acres in grass and oultivaUon, orchard, &p. 13-roomed House, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp; APPlyt° J. R. LAMBERT & CO.. I ' Wyndham-street. They have also lands In several other districts for sale^ j.' mO SAV(T MILL OWJNEKB, TIMJi_K X SQUARKR3. AND OTHERS. GOOD INVESTMENT. , , FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. 225 Aores Good Land, one mile from Railway > Terminus. Good rlvor communication. About 600.000 to 700,000 feet Kauri upon it. Large quan tities of Ti-tree, Purlri, fit for Bleepers, posta, or firewood. Unusual fadUties for getting out junk timber. •■• ■ . - * Price, 30s per aore; easy terms. Apply to 0.X., care of Mr Keetley, Solicitor, j Qaeen-atreet. - OUBURBAN KESIDENCE.—For Sale— ►3 A commodious and pleasantly situated' Family Rcsldenoe at Epsom, oontalning 20 rooms, all in the moßt perfect order, with out buildings, oomprising three-stalled stable, large, coach-house, and other conveniences; together* with 7} aores of ohoioe land, In garden, orchard, and paudooks. Card to inspect, and further information may beobtai»ed,ona^Ua | «ontO LBXAN _ ]lEj , Or, W. AITKEN. j f^HOICE PROPfiRTIES FOR SALE.! THOMAS SEAMAN, BSTATK AGENT, 36, lUStTBANOa BuiLDINaS, AUOKtAND, Has for Sale, amongst other properties -40 aores of Land in the flourishing distrlot of Lake Takapuna, the quality of whloh is unsur passed in the colony, and the land is in a very high state of cultivation. This ohoioe property, has about li chains of frontage to Takapuna's beautiful lake, and about 40 onains of metalled road frontage, and presents a rare opportunity for a flrst-olass Investment. Price moderate. Terms easy. Also, A Valuable Farm of over 900 aoreg In a rising district, within U hour's ride from Auckland, and coctisuouß to a railway station. This farm is well divided into paddooks, and a considerable portion of it is in grass and cultivation, and con tains a most substantial an d commodious Family Besidence, with a magnificent view. FOR S A _ E, THE UNDBBMBBTIONKD AI_OTM_NTS :— Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardensl-2 Allot ments, 132 x 264; prioe *17fi eaoh. Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardens)-2 allot ments, 132 x 261; £123 eaoh. Emmett-Btreet-2 Allotments, 66 x 160; £100 each. Sarsfleld-street—2 Allotments, 66 x 200-; £125 eaoh. Curran-9treet-2 Allotments, 71 x 117 j £116 each. Angleseastreet—3 Original Allotments, 400 feet deep. Kyber Pass Road-1 Allotment, 33 _ 99; £80. Percival Square—Allotment, 71 x 100; price, £100. Sale-streot—Large Allotment, 265 links by average ot 100 links; £100. Mount Albert-3 Villa Residences; £600, £1,000. and £1,300. Other Properties on application to THOMAS MKLVILLB. Acoountant, High-street, Auckland,



PnbHb Notioes AUCKLAND TO R KI»H BATHB COMPANY (LfflnraD). : Batnert are notified thitt,owiflgtottefl«>ois Sunday morning, the Baths Will. Bo CLOSED (Or Two or TBree Dsya, pefodtng repairs. JOHN R. RANDERSONV D" rr"oCTOR TENNANT has REMOVED bin DMFBNSABtf and SraoKEHf to Hewin's BoUdIBKB, WeUesley-streejK. ■ „ Honrs of attendance >-9 to lOa.di., Ito % and 7 to 8 p.m. Private Residence: Symotfflß'Stofeet. "XT 0 T I 0 R AUCKLAND TIMBKR COMPANY (IdMITBD). ! Working Honra at Auckland Works until further sotioe :— Monday to Friday (1n01u51ve)..7.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday .. 7.30 a.m. to 12 noon W. 0. DALDY, Jdk.. ; '. Secretary. ' TO" 0 ■ T I C b". j TO MANUFACTURERS, DRESS- i MAKERS, AMD OTHERS. After November 26th. IBBli MrG. P. Cox. of Karangahape Road, ceases to represent the FrllUnw and Killings made by W. Servloe. All orders tor these Goods, and Fancy Boxes, are requested to be sent direct to W. Berrtce. Present address i Three doors east of Mr liambonrne'B,KarangahapeKoad. ■, . . )__:—:.— :— ~,:■;— . •- — "—-*-*-] SEWING MACHINES sent by river, j road, or rail to 0. S. Chambers, 810, Queen street, will be repaired, warranted, and re turned sharp. FISHER'S OCCIDENTAL HOTEL ' AND j • TATTERBALLU The vast alterations and improvement In the .' Establishment having been completed, Friendu and Visitors to Auckland ; ass invited to visit THE PIGTORE GALLERY! '■" ' THIG CURIOSITIES! ~ , , , , THEAQUABIUMI 1 tfSE KNGLISH. FRENCH, fi AMKBIOAN BILLIARD f&Bbsat lOTaSßwaiMl , THBTH&. , MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tttoes.— Angelo Forrest, AucMand Muslo Ware house Queen street. ".'.''•''*. *• T. & H. Co.OK E, ■■:■■ 'y FtntNITORK, ;"■': '.■■••!■ ■ ' BBDDING, AND CARPET WABEHOUSE, 123, QUBSN-STRKBT, AUCfitAND, : Adjoining Bank ot New Zealand* We Invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to fnrnish to our Large and Well selected Stock of Bra wing-room, Dining-room, and Bed-room Furniture! Japanese Sun Bmnbb for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Sprihs Mat- TBAOBKSi of superior quality, at reduced prices; a large assortment of Cane seated Chairs, Veran dah and Croquet Chain; Patent Spring Roller BUnOs, ail Blare t Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Wasbstands; some -Verr Superior Bedroo'nl dnltes. In Mottled Kauri ; Toilet Ware, superior donble sets, with sponge bowls; Goatskin Hearth hugs, in White, Black, and Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept dean, and very durable; first-class Haib Matxbassbb. The greatest attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. ~..,,.:,. , ■ ;-... .;.-■.* •■•■ -■ his , Liberal Discount to Cash. Purchasers. All Goods delivered free in town. ,T. &,H. COOKE, ~ URNITXJRE, BEDOINQ, AND CABPBT WAREHOUBB, ,- ?!128, QUEBN-STaKBT, i .jfj Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand, pKO BONO rUBLICO. TBK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHID OOM PANJT'S FRKB 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 to given with every Sitter. 800 Members wanted. Cartes do Visite, Ga per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen.— Leighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-street,—C. H. MQNKTON, Manager. •„ ,■: . >> TOUREAU yEKITAS, PARIB-8, Place De La Bourse. * .*',) ) BRUSSBLS.—IBB, Rue Royale. ; The undersigned has been appointed Agent at Auckland of the "Administration dv Bureau VeritaaJ.".- -'.•'■ ; „'.•".•'".. ■■ :' ;■.. ■; Vessels ■' Superintended 'whilst Building. Claused, Re-olassed,; Surveyed &o,,Skj. _ '"tt. B. OBUIOKSHANBi'! PhilipJonbs,Surveyor. . ~ . iH i s ' ":vr,'%& ':'s"f X TOBTHB PBNNX -TIMIS-TABLE.: ■ * Some News for Everybody. HANDSOME LIBKAKY FBBE OF COST. I We dont know how they do it, but they do. What! Why, giveaway a Handsome Vplpme with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea. Who! THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Asrenta W. S. COLLINS, , . TBA DEALEB, KTC. Manuakait Boad, Parnkll. -p ÜBL I C NOTICE. PBISSK HBATI CHEAP MEAT 1 CHOICE QUALITY I v ys*s&s&'l& EVES, BUTCHER AND GENERAL PURVEYOR, ; Corner of Chapel and Viotoria-streeta. Conic and inspect my . f? Fjrst-clabs 'Brtfc .Murrbiir, Cobniid Beef, asd Daiot-fed Pobk j one trial will suffloe. X OPPENHEIMER & CO., X ' CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, Auckland, ■ Are taking orders for the American Fenoing Company's Stehl Barb f bnoe W-ire The Cheapest and Best in the Market, at .£42 10 8' i>KR TON *or Pftint*a> £AQ PER TON for Galvanized, V 'ii Duty. Paid i and Free. Delivered at Wharf, Auckland. For terms and foil particulars apply to ...,t ■ . OJfPENBEIMEB & CO., > tak i XCUBTOM-HOtTBK-BTREET, V ... Auokland. W finO DRAPERS, GROCERS,'AND: JL ~;, OTHBBa A supply of MARCUS WARIi & CO.'B GOODS has juat been opened at the Stab Qfflce, inspection of which ia reapeotfally in- Yitedt ___ The Goods oonsist of Ornamental Cards of various descriptions, and the Latest Patterns, suitable for Almanacs, Business Notifications, and Advertising purposes generally. ■ OOKB. p O X E. THK AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo tS mical fuel in quantities to suit >■ g householders, at the following g Iq rates for places within, one mile Q i % of the Works; longer distances § In proportion — ■ >.-, ■«.: f, />. i B. d. Per sack, 8 bushels ....16 S sacks ....... I 3 ..,.; lOßacfeii,or 1 ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 saoko, or 1 ton .22 0 Orders may be left at the Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. KAIAPOI WOOLLEN MANUFAC TURING COMPANY (Limited). AUOKLAND WAREHOUSE, FORT-BTREET. Robert Fby, appointed Sole Agent for Provincial District of Auokland. Jf?T A *110 *'1000 LENT on Building gS'XV Society principles, or on other termn to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and linanolal Aeent. Vuloan Lane.



Public Notloes. ' TKTEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR& A very favourable opportunity for establishing S Newspaper is now offering at Tauranga, where Terr excellent prospects ana Hood bud port can ba obtained.—For farther information apply to any of the Tauranga merchants or business people. A UCKLAJND SAYINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advance Money on Freehold Securities in snma from £60 to «3.000 at bbVks ps(b OBaiT. Mortgages can pa redeemed by quarterly instalments. Ayjplioa! tiona for loans to be sent In by 3ATUKDAY, tte^D^mbwnMt ß. CAMERON, .: Manager. A<MMand72Bta November. 18& ■-..,■■■.;, TWO POUNDS BEWARD Will be given tor information leading to theoon* viotion of the thief who Stole a Black-and-white Speckled Hen and eight ChickfinS (mostly Black Spanish) from the paddook adJr/Uring the resl denoe of W. Flood, fa at. George's Bay Boad, WANTED TO PURCHASE HOUSE PROPERTY. I have a Purchaser foi a nico Cottage of about j 5 rooms; ateo, a House ot about 7 rooms, in good position, and within 19 minutes' walk of Post office.—D. F, Kvans, Estate Agent, Queon- Btieet, next "Herald." OUNT ALBERT HOTEL. The Uount Albert Total Abstinence Society having determined to oppose my ap plication for an Hotel License Gentlemen. Resi dents, Farmers, Stook-owners, travellers. Jto., having a knowledge of the District, and the absolute necessltyforaHouso of Accommodation In this particular locality, are asked to Sign the Memorial in favour of the application, a copy of which lies at the above house, and for the con venience Ot others, a place in town Is appointed to take signatures.—S. Stbphbnsobt. EARTHENWARE. rfIHE BBBT.AND CHEAPEST i X ASSORTMENT IN AUCKLAND. «q ' , -" !;;, ,„. . ■■ Q | Gr« RROWNING(UteJ.&FHWOis), E Q 267, QtJBBN-STRKIHP, ■ §£ Near the Market Entrance. ! ™1 lit ABLIBEID lSli, | FA'Nbr ooooa Tp U BUG N O TIC E. The Business of P. F. Martinson, Chemist, of Kamngahaps Boad, Newton, will In future be carried on under the title of " The Golden Mortar,* the management being undertaken by T. P. MOKOAN, late of the City ot Hereford, England. INDIA AND CHINA TJSA WAREHOUSE, NO. 95, ViOfOBIA-STBMBT, CHOICE NEW CURRANTS, own Shlp ment. ex s.s. aorata, and transhipped per Hero; Valencia Almonds; Largo Hew Valenola Raisins. . ' ,' MY 81/TCND. THIAg are steadily increasing' in public favour, with 28 years' experience in this department of trade, I have mneh confi dence to commending them: tor stiU further extended patronage. ,f\ TEN THOUSAND CIQARB, bought about the tunia wnenlne duty was raised to sell at 6 for is, to clear quickly trill be sold at 2d eaoh, 6r7forlK ONE, HUNDRED BA 63 Fine White Table Rice, 2M per Ib. ottln. bags; smaller lots, Sd. THIRTY DOZEN Superior English* Sauce, only 6a per bottle; a large assortment of Pickles from Sd per bottle. TEN THOUSAND Superior Swiss" Cigars, 2s 6d per bundle; by the 1000, at wholesale rates. GOOD CAVENDISH TENS. VirginUljTO' bacco, at Is 7d per Ib. #aiti:rupt Stock. '' THRWK USES of Very Choice Moning uongiius to arrive ex May Queen. These Teas have been selected by a first-okas Mlnofng Lane Broker. Lovers ot this character Tea may ex peot something good. Also, a cheap line very oboloe MQNIWO SIFTINGP. j This should prova a treat to my poor friends, who cannot afford to study appearanoes. Prioes :—Blend Counter Teas, Is 83, 2s, 2s 61, and 3s; Good China Cougou, strong and sweet, Is6d. or 6 lbs for 8a 6d; Box teas. 303,225, 21s, 268, and 28s per box (low quality not quoted); Half-chests. SS lbs to 40 lbs, from Is 4d to 2s 9d per lb: Nestles Milk Food, 2s per tin: Mother Siegers Syrup, 2s lid per bottle; Five Medal Sperms, fid per lb 25 lb boxes; Superior Cornflour, 6d per lb; Limejuice, 104 per bottle (new): KB Jams, 37s 8d per case; Olive Oil in flasks; Prime Hams in doth. FBEDE. WHITEHEAD, . Tea and General Importer, .. TkbMSCash. 95, Victorla-straet. OIL. COLOUR, AND GLASS MEBOHANT& ' > yijjr m Phxllipps & Son,- * 95 & 97, QUKEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND, N.Z., , . IMPORTEBSO* PAPERHANQINGS, Panel Decorations, SIiALS-Ptllshed. Silvered, and Romth PUT! English and Continental Sheet, PBoto graphlo, Glass Shades. WHITE LEAD, Colours, Oil, VARNISHES Brashes, Mixed Paints, Carson's Antioor roslve and Patent Silicate Paints. MOU L D N G S-Gilt, Stained, VeneereOi ftw Picture Frame and Room Decorations, Fanof Frames for Cabinet and O.D.V. Pionn&KS of every desoription in great variety Scraps—Photos and Coloured. Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c &&, bo. Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all sizes; Cabinet and CD. V. Mounts; Artists' Requisites. W. P. & S. having always on hand the largest stock ot the above goods in the North Island of' New Zealand, are able to exeoute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhanglngß from open stock, or of original packages, sent on applica tion. New lietUera in Auofcland should inVWbt our stock Of Paperhanglngs and Pictures before: fltting up their new homes; they Will find gome- > thing to gait the means ot everyone. W, PHf LLIPPS 'ft £ON, QOKKN-BIBKBT. AUOKLAMT). ' W~ ALP HO NSQ SMIII, • LAND AGENT, WHAHOiBBI." "' BATES, BENTS, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. FOR SALE: ' „.-, ; Lots at Grahamstown, Wanßarei, ana Kamo. Farms at Parua Bay, Mangatapere, Bua tangata, Tamaterau, Waiketkef, Manala, Ma ' ngapai, Tfturaroa, and Ruarangi. G 1 < ""»»""•* W/ALPHONBO SMITH, Land Agent, Wangarei. Sharland's oakingPoWdeS. Moa Bbamd (registered). Analysed and Certi- Ooated. Sharl^n^sßakikqJPowdbe| Is used by thousands of ifamiilea for raising Bread, with half the trouble and In a quarter the time required with Yeast. > Sharland^sJßakimgJPowdeß; makes aelioious saiHll loaves of Bread, not digestive Tea Cakes in a few minutes, Soones better than yeast. . >, Sharland'sTßakingPowder. Invaluable in the Country Districts, and makes 12 per cent, more of Bread than from jeast,, Sharland'sßakingPqwperj Saves Eggs and Butter in making Po3dlngS and Pastry, and prevents indigestion. , { Sh arland's Baking Powder Wiilseonro the loUowlng important results:— Bread will be made cheaper, more dteesaye, and in one-fourth the time; Puddings and Pastry wW bo made light, wholesome^ and>delioioUß, | with half the usual quantity of Eggs and Butter; and Flour will be converted into Tea Cakes, Buns, Soones, &0., in a few minutes at a trifling OOSt.- .-. , i,:'..: ■ Sold by Mbrchakts and Storhkkbpebs in Canisters holding one pound and halt-pound. . . Pbiob :is 6d and 2a 6d Wholesa&e ov J. O. SHAHLAND & CO. Auckland, TtT E WO A S T L E GOAL. The WILD WAVE having put baok to New castle disabled, the BYRBN has been ohartered to take her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ' ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered in Town or Country, , w. & g!~winbtonk, SAWN HEART OF KAURI SHINGLES. The Union Steam Saw Moulding Sash and Door Company (Limited) is offering a speciality in Sawn- Heart ot Kauri Shingles, specially manufactured to secure a smooth taper surface, superior to and oheaper thansplit shingleßjiuid in universal use in the United States. Price, 10b 66 per thousand, net. _j pHK A V TXMB iS K. THE UNION SASH AND DOOR CO. ABB NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILD I-N G MATERIALS, INCLUDING sashks, doors, mooldinqs, tubnkby, Caevino, and Fbbtwobk, AT THE Vbb> Lowest rates. Union Sash and Door Company - - branch Orrios CUSTOM-HOPSK-STKEBT. AUSKLAND. ■ rLOWMAN S TIME-TABLE! tl • • . ta~~ ■'- '■;' LeareOneningai Leave Auckland ■ 8 a.m. 9.15 a.m. 12 noon Ip.m. Special Coaoh aePßragrsenunti



:j •: Corporation Notititfa. ■■ QITY 0* AUCKLAND. TWBNTY.-FIVK STBKItT IAMP HXADS. The City Council will receive Tentfer* until f p.m. of THURSDAY, Deoembsrl. tor Supply « 25 Lamp Heads, in terms of spoctflcattonu ana conditions at the Offloe at the City Surveyor, Oltr Council Chambers, Hlghatreet. Tbfl Council do not bind themselves to aocept ur tender. Tenders to be eadoned,"l'«BdK for SS r*mp Heads." p p .. ' Town Clerk. ' .•<;: WW Clerk's Offloe, ' JiO November 23.188 L ! 5 nIT T OF AUO X L AND. FOBMATION AMD DBAIKAGB WOEKS, •.. i AUSXAHDBA-BTBKKMV, • t y/... jj-j •■■s, FOBMATKffI AND DBAINA OK WOBKS, VVHS& i trOTON-STBKKT. ' ■ UfitD- i ■; The Oltr Counoll will reoelve TendejMuntaS t m « TBURBOAY. Deownte lito *£^vb in terms of suns, epecifloaUOßß ana oon dlUoM" to te^lewedat "KToffloe of **O«» tSw^JlS'^i nit" bind themselves lo,*»eoept lor the work tenafWfi »w p pgaJPS, To™ Clerk's Office. ' Town Clerk, , "Sri. November, '1881, ■ ",' '■ liv' ' ' "■ ■' '-1 piTY 6$ AU OKLA XD. forming amd altkbatwn of ; COBUBG, AHD BOWKH-STBKMB, AHD FOBMATIOK 6fl .ViOOMA ■■ QUADRANT, The CltyOounen wffl*eoelw_ Tenders OBfflJ p.m. ot TEUBSDAY.Deoembe 1!, tm WMksas above, In terns o| ptans, *W«»HFIS2 iffiS conditions to be viewed at tta office of Uw> Oigr Snrveyor, Oitv CotmoU Chambers, Hi^-atowfc The Council do not bmft themselves .to «ooept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed •■Tenders ; ;; tor Works in Albert Park, &c, So., sxr Town Clerk's OflLoa. " NovemberSMwi. <-'■■*■ ;\ ;| Tenders. ' SALK BY TBNDtR Separate Tenders Will be Jwdved JT *2 nnderstened up to we Ist Deoembern**t for tag pSKeof thrvrtiolo of «h*»|wnttn(t £*s Winding PUm*ol tie New Golden i^ Sold Mining Company (£JmJ««I». 'glll^Jnfi,^2SS" heads, Bnildinse. and all Trucks, Mining TOOte, Tramways, and' other fifleots r al*>f Sfi} Company's Mine. oonalstlnK of 15 men s urouna or thereabouts. Further parUcntars osa be obtained from the nnderelgned, and_flie'plant can be inapeoted on application to V* "• «*» Martin. Ooromandel, >■'■ <'>•'■-■ ■'■■'■ !!,■■■■<' ■:''•'; I . ;;.'■■; WMie orltny tenOw not newnarily Mansner. Auckland, Mth November, ISSt, TTELENSTILLE TIMBER QUli- Jar >i :>:.. pjtaiv,(aanm. v; I"; w• || TO BNamKKBB AND BOILBBMAKKBB. Tenders are invited till noon of FRlQ&Ti'tt* 2nd Ueoember, tor Steam Engine, Boiler, and other Maohtaewiiieoesi}ry;te»J«i'«MallflW V the Helensville Timber Co. <UmtteoV j. .. speeiflotttionu, &0.. may be seen atJ*e nfflw 'i of the Company, Colonial Bank: JBiMgS;, , Auckland, Where tenders art' tt fee (lodged, . addreseedtotteSeoretar^jMr^fftoe. "; ■"' ■ * - • Engineer. . : rfUBNDKBS itor Improveraente , ft Jthe i iHDBA,jwUI be Moelved,by ,i¥s •"•ISPtHffl Boarjl Wyjidham^treet, Auckland, unUl noon Of WBmniiSBAT, itU December nert. Plans «n« SpeoifloaHtm at the pffloe of ttg Board, and on application to Uwi Ohainaaa Of theDiatriotßohogl,Alexandrt&i;'■ •.-■,; r irti 6 b v 1 "jti" d be s. Tenders an Invited till noon 6* SATURDAY, \ theilOth Deoenaber, for .thTWggOh^^of the b Plans, &c may be seen at thp offloe of the rp ob v l Li) E. &s. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED; ' NKBDAY, the 30th instant, fer the Breottoiipf a'VillaEeßidenoelnGraftonßoW. ' Tl,,r \ . Arohlteocs. rpO BUILD E 'itf 'Ss ( : •■>: Tenders will be received until noon or Iflßf- || DAY, December 2nd, for the JCreotlon ot Brio* Store in Alberutree^^ KT# . . Aichltect m 0 B TJ I L D E R S, Tenders win be received at my offloe. Short land-street, until TUBSDAY, the 28th instant, for Building a Warehouse In Fort-street ■' JAMBS WKIGLKY, AxDhfteot Hcclesiaeticai. "DARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH. A SOIBKK in connection with the Annivor- -,; Bary of this Churob will be held TOMOBBOW . (Thursday). Tea at 6.30 p.m. AddressM by the Revs. F. G, HammoDd, Jj. Hudson, W. I/./Slitter, , W. Slade, and other ministers, Mosloby an efficient Choir. Thomas Buddie, Esq., wIU pro uraperv. .• ■ '■". •■ :'; ■ '■''••■ .■ •:':'•■)■■ i''''i'-i-:',:-%:-:irA •VTEW DRAPERY AND CtOTHISG 431 BBTABIiISHMSNT. IMFORTAHTTO THB VVBLW, JOHNLEOK1 (Late Managing Partner of Somcrfleld (fc lieok) Begs to announoa that he has Now Opened in the premises lately occupied by Mr W. Battray, with an BNTJEELY NKW AND CHpICB STOCK DBAPEKY AHD CLOTHISG. _ ■ ' ' .■■■■:: ■• ■■■: The WHOUBIi BTOOK has been! purol With great care, and is SPKCIALLir ' SUITED for the AUCKLAND TRADE. HEW'CLOTHXKaI. Hew Deapebyi ahd Fahoy Goods i a (3bbat assobwikmt of DRIBS M A TIE R I A L S. The Advertiser hopes that his long experience In the Trade will be a guarantee that hiiwitt ' , SBLL NOTHING BUT WRST-CLABS GOODS, and at Prices which wIU > DBFJT COMI'BTITIOir. , He hopea to be favoured with a vlelt from all this old Customer*, and has no doubt but he trill give them every satisfaction. N.B.—Gentlemen's Clothing made to order on ! he ahortoßt notlM by Firat-olaafl Tailors. [ JOHN LKCK, DEAPKB, CLOTHIBB, AMD OUTFITTER, I Opposite the Bank ot New Zealand, QUKKN-STEKKT, ABOKLAMD. CALL EARLY ATTHB GiENUINK CHKAP SALK _ DRAPERY AND MILLINERY, Remember all floods are marked In Plain TOR SIX WEEKS ONLY. E. HOIiLOWAY. WEYRE, UM and Kid Glove Depot. • VlotorUwiiieet.— As I am over* stocked in Gloves, I offisr for Absolute Sale. Ida palm of Black and coloured Eld Gloves; a Good Glove to wear, in 2 button, black, at VB a pair: Josephine, black and coloured, I/of Morly'sßess ' Knitting Cotton at J/B per lb; New rashlonable Collarettes at 1/8, worth 3b; striped Qrenadlne, at 6d. worth l/id: Btfiped|<ojS»s, 6M. worth 1/8 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Bat, mj, wona S/6; Sewed MusHniiwide WWJMtM, warth 1/; a lot of i^aes'and Children's DKmelLbought m auotion, to be sold at JJannfaoturar-s ciost; m ereat variety of new and fashionable Mounei anduntrimmedjeundayHatajtotelMtirOmt the UnrableßUli Umbrella at 78, worth 14/B: New Uffht Coloured ffia Gloves, three, four, flm and six buttoned, 2s cheaper than at toy other bouse. A lot of Two-buttoned Kid oiores (Ught colours), to per pair. HY PAY MORE!— Inspect the Ooodj, compwe Prloem, and judge for yourselves.—Aliens General Drapery, Victoria street. J_ ~ "f*^' TM*OTICE, — New Shop,' opposite AH J3I Saints' Church, Ponsonte* Koad.—MfM RoKcrs, having lately arrived from Kngtaad wißhos to Inform the Ladles of Ponsonbyami district that she Intends Opening thePremlsea B t the abovoa<ldrcßß on Tuesday Next, Novem- Dcrfflth. with a Cholco Selection of Fin?c^ Millinery, Fanoy Drapery, and Hosiery • SaoTl good Msortmont of Ladles1 and Children's iSota and Shoes, SUppers, &o; andhobes, bypromi attention to orders, combined wßfc wdSffi chargos. to secure a share of their patamam uattsupport, •„.■■■. 'v^*''* ''•'Y-KS^,": :.;■ ■• ."■■ i :;'■■■ 'I: ;';::■ *$