PARIHAKA NEWS.

FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

PrjNGAREHU, this day. •Me Taranaki pklsOners.

THE jJriabners arrested yesterday, number. ipg. in all 3sl, were matched (Way thia Mornlng, All belong to Ngatiranui, and tnany more of the same tribe still remain at Parihaka, the Tangihoe tribe especially being still there in large numbers, No» thing is more likely than that malty Avill rpt_r_ should they he taken home, •m which case it is to be expected that the continuous reserve on the Waimate Plains will be cut up for European occupation, Tho infatuation of the native appears .as strong as ever, and tbe danger is in tho re action when, it comes and they find them selves duped. Tho last of the Voluntcors left this morn- Ing—the Nelson. : ft hos beeti proved incdntestably that the natives have no wish to light and yet they ate.tdt in the least satisfied with tho iaiid awards made for them. •:iN(*one has yet been-found to pick out the Waikato men, and they will probably be the last to lesve. The representatives of the press here are i contemplating recall, and one of the | Lyttelton " Times " specials left this morn- i ing. The feeling is, however, stron_ among them that circumstances will necessitate their return. The telegraph wire is to be continued to Parihaka in a day or two—a fact which is specially appreciated by press men, the labour of so many frequent journies to Pungarehu being rather hard. ARREST OF KERKOPA. Kereopa was arrested this morning and taken into camp handcuffed. It is a matter of speculation why he should be treated with extra harshness—why he should be so persistently searched for, and the conclusion arrived at is that ho is wanted to give evidence against Hiroki, Arrests are now being made at Parihaka. Ths monotony of tho records of repottcrs as regards the arrests is setting as todtou-i to the recorders as it must be to your readers. As the prisoners were takcil away this morhing one of thenl called out; "We are uot afraid. We intend to return"; nnd tho women wept bitter tears at their forced re moval.

[BY TKLEaEAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT ]

PU-JGAREHU, this day.

Tho Nclsbn Volunteers marched at eight to-day, lcSaving tho ctinst clear of our citizen soldiers) and though they have had to ex perience exposure and Hardship, they have passed through tho ordeal with credit to .hehiselves and to the volunteer force of tho colony. Mr Bryce expressed his apprecia tion „ their services, and especially of Major Pitt, who Commanded the whole of the Volnnteerj. His officers throughout ably seconded him.. The A.C. Band payed them out of Parihaka amidst hearty cober*.

The resources of the contractor for trans port, Mr J. Stevenson, have been tried to tho utmost, but throughout ho has met all requirements. Nineteen drays were re quired for tbis morning, be»ide3 twelve away with tbe Ngatiawa, but the well known energetic contractor was not to be beaten. The equipment of the volunteers is nearly completed, a telegram having gone through yesterday to complete the issue of boots to make up the Nelson men to a tree kit. The Taranaki Mounted Rifles escorted the natives to New Plymouth yestetday, and do not lettirn. OVER A THOUSAND ARRESTED. Arrests are still being made. There were iOS.up toll. Tho total number of those sent lioroe, and prisoners is 1,032 men, women, aud children. There are still over 1,000 at Parihaka, No speeches are made. All sit daily in tho sleeping place and are diafted like sheep, but with less trouble. The Waikatos will not bo identified until somo natives come from Mokau.

Nine men and one woman were taken prisoners at Parapara fenoeß last night.

(BY TELEGRAPH.-PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

DISARMING THE NORTH TARANAKI NATIVES.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. About twonty-tive Taranaki Mounted Rifles in charge of Captain Davidson came in last night, and left again at 7 o'clock this morning "for the Waitara and Northern Maori settlements. Their visit is for tbe purpose of searching every native settle ment between town and the white cliffs for firearms, and all they Cud will bo im pounded, so that the natives throughout the district will be thoroughly disarmed. THE REMOVAL OF PRISONERS. The Ngatiwa natives,, wholc't Pungarehn yesterday, were got as far as Timaru {which 's about four miles south of Oakura) last night. It was slow work getting the men to move. The women went fust, and the men followed. They are expected in town about two o'clock. THANKS TO VOLUNTEERS. It is proposed to have an addrees of thanks to tho Volunteers drawn up and handsomely lithographed, and each mem ber who assisted in the demonstration pre sented with _ copy. The arresting continued this morning— 178 Taranaki natives were taken. The number of Ngatiawas sent away this morn. Ing was 270 ; the remaining 86 are still in custody at Fort Kolleston, and they, along with those arrested to-day, will probably be dispersed to-morrow. Captain Messenger and Messrs Hursthouse and Parris are in the pah identifying the people. More will be taken this afternoon. About 800 Maoris in all have now been taken out of the pah, and there are more than that num ber still left in it. Everything else is quiet. Weather dull and threatening.

SCINTILLATIONS.

"Be brief, for it is with words as with sunbeams; tbe more tbey are condensed the deeper they burn."— Soutiiey.

A LightShip.—A burning vessel. Brass Finishers.—Spendthrifts. When the pilgrims first landed, they fell on their knees, after which they fell on the aborigines. The higher you are lifted by the remarks of a flatterer the flatter you feel when you come down to the truth again.

Mr H. Driver (Baptist student) has gone to Dunedin to supply the Hanover-street Baptist Church, pending the choice ofj a successor to the Rev. J. Upton Davis. Messrs Greenwood, Hudson, and Monio have been elected to the JRodney County Council for the Mahufongi riding. Smith, said Brown, "tone's a fortune in that mine 1" " I know," said Smith, " I've put my fortune in it." Many a newspaper has been assassinated in the same way as the late Sultan Abdul Aziz, by means of scissors. Being aßked how he liked tbe perfor mance of a certain dramatic club, an auditor replied that he should hardly call it a club, but rather a collection of " sticks." The only organ without stops—The organ of speech in women-haters. They had three hymns at Lord Colin Campbell's wedding. Most brides consider themselves sufficiently married with one him.

A young girl who was going to marry a widower was asked by a friend, " Did ho mako his first wife happy ?" " Happy J" she answered fondly, "she has the most beautiful tombstone in the churchyard."

A Californian's matrimonial advertise ment winds up as follows:—Fortune^ no object, but should require the gal's relations to deposit fifteen hundred dollars with me as socurity for her good behaviour." The "Herald " to day compliments Mr Sheehan on an absence of " pettiness " in approving of the move on Parihaka, not withstanding that he is an Opposition mem ber. If the "Herald" were not usually worse informed than the " man in the street" it would have known long ago that Mr Sheehan virtually claims the policy as his own, and says that Mr Bryce has been consulting him on it all through. Mr Sheehan never forgave Te Whiti's insult, but that doesn't exactly constitute an offence against the criminal law.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

NOVKMBICH 18. flank of N.Z.-Sellers, £23 Colonial Bank-Sellers, 183 N.Z. Insurance—Buyers. 80s; sellers, 83s 6d Colonial Insurance—Buyers, 13s 6d Auokland Gas-Buyers, £10: sellers, £1010s Union Sash and Door—tellers, £7 10b Auokland Timber-Sellers, £7 __ „ N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, £6; sellers, £6 oa Bay of Islands Coal Co.-Sellers, £9 10a Coromandel as. Company—l3s 6d Northern 8.8. Co.-Sellers, 12i 6d Moonataiarl G.M.Co.—Buyers, 10s 3d Caledonian—l7B to 18s Bd; sellers. 19s Bmile ot Fortune—Buyers, 10a 6d JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

THE S.S. PENGUIN ASHORE AT FRENCH PASS

(By TELEORAPH.—PIIKSS AS-dCI ATION.)

% . WELLINGTON; this day. TJ'-E Pcngttfn, Cajjtaih Mnlcolm, is ashore _t the _\cnch Pass. The Wallace is stand ing by her. Her position is not considered dangerous.

Further Particulars.

POSII-ON OF- THE VESSEL,

NELSON, this day

The Hawea arrived from the French Pass at 2 o'clock this morning, and found the Penguin jammed in one of the swash ways on breaks iv the reef, She lies about two of her own lengths from the.heaCon at Pass Point; At hel- bows there tVe 17 feet of water, and aft 18 feet at ldw wator. She is straight.thro'tgh the reef, and is fixed by rocks bu both sides about abreast of the main-mast... The tide runs, both obb and flow, straight with her. Part of her pro peller was three feet dry at high water. She has laid one tido and has not strained. At 5.40 when the Hawea left she had made no wator. The Wallace is still alongside, but on account of the Btrength of the tide very little time was left for work. It is ex pected to get her oil when the tide next makes.

The Penguin left the Manuka'- harbDur at 2.15 p.m. on Sunday last, with 269 bags of mail, and the following passengers :— Miss Piuchon, Mrs ilackwortu, Mr and Mrs Way, Messrs Arundel, Smith, Ridings, Dalgleisb, Thompson, Jones, Hannaghau, Wntkius, and Constable Foreman. Pro ceeding southward, according to time table, she calicd at Taranaki on the follow ing day, Nelson about the 17tb, and waa probably on tho voyage be tween that port and Picton when she went ashore. The French Pass (quot ing from " 3rett's New Zoaland and Pacific Pilot"), is the narrow strait between tbo southern part of D'Urviile Island and the main land, affording communication be tween Admiralty and Blind Bays, Its narrowest part) between Keel Point on tha North, and Chanucl Point on tile South, is 510 yards across at high water, but a reef of rocks extending from tho former point in a S.E. direction about 400 yards, leave only a clear aud strait channel of 117 yards between their extreme and low water mark on the south shore, both being perfectly steep-to; Oil the extrenio of the rocks, wbica are only uncovered at low springs, tin iron perch is placed, iO that vessels passing through ot any tithe of tide can see the breadth of the channel, aud pass as close as 10yds. from the iron parch if necessary: A tidal iiregularity, which tllouiih hut of rare occurrence, is especially remarkable in this pass, vi_ , that the ebb stream running to the eastward commences for two hours before actual high water by the shore, tho tide at the same time rising In Current Busiu and the French Pass. The extraordinary nature of the bottom in connection, with the narrowness of the channel is quite sufficient to account for the whirling of. tho current, .the depth varying from 7 to 31 fathoms with reference to the distance frdm the shore or rocks.

It will thus be seen that the French Pass ia at times an awkward spot, und vessels missing the favourable time and tide re quire careful management. The " Pilot " will not recommend the Pass tor large ves sels, but says that it may be used with ad vantage, while with regard to steamers, a vesiel that could command a speed of eight knots would generally pass through at any time.

ELECTION NOTES.

On Saturday next Mr James Mackay will address the electors of Coromandel.

Another candidate for Mursden has arisen in the person of Mr D. McLeod.

During tho next few days Mr S. Luke will address the electors of Franklin North at the various centres ot population in that constituency.

Mr Moss annonnccs that he will address the electors of Parnell on Tuesday at Parnell Hall; Friday, St. Sepulchre's school, Symonds-sttcct j and on Tuesday following at Newmarket Hal],

The electors of Franklin South will be addressed next week by Mr Hamlin,

Mr Reader Wood has announced his can didature for Eden.

A vote of confidence was accorded Major Harris at Howick on the 16th. Mr Buck land was present, and exonerated himself in the change brought against him by hia opponeut.

The Thames electors will be addressed to-morrow evening by Mr Shecban.

A vote of confidence in Mr Lund on was carried at Herd's Point on Wednes day.

Mr De Lautour will be opposed for Mount Ida by Mr McKenzie.

Mr Green is a candidate for Waikowaiti,

ALEXANDRA, this day,

Major Jackson spoke here last night to an audience numbeiing about 50, In his speech he truvelled the ground gone over the preceding evening at Te Awamutu, hia remarks being but coldly received. A con fidence motion was proposed and negatived on the vote of two to one, and a vote ot thanks passed. No questions were asked.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT WHANGAREI.

The annual Agricultural Show under the auspices of the Whangarei Farmers' Club eventuated on Wednesday last, at tho paddocks of Mr Thomas Wakelin, Kamo. Notwithstanding the intense heat, there was a large attendance. There was a good show of horses in several of the classes there being no lees than 10 entries. MrS. Dickey's Duke of Wellington took the first prize as best draught entire, and Mr McLeod's Brigham Young was equally successful in the road ster class, The entries of cattle were not numerous, but the pedigree stock was really good, and would have been a credit to a far more pretentious exhibition. The first prize for the best three-year-old bull wont to Mr C. Hawkens's King of the Fairies, bred by A. A. Fantham, of Cam bridge, and the prize for the best two-year old was won by a fine animal bred by Messrs T, and S. Morrin, the property of Mr Thomas Wakelin. W. Carter waß the prize-taker for tbe best cow at the Bhow, and he likewise took the prize for tbe best cow for dairy purposes. Mr Elliott " cleared the board " of the prizes for swine. The exhibits of sheep were confined almost entirely to Liucolns. Mr Carter showed some fine rams, and took more than half the prizes offered in the sheep classes. Mr A. McKenzie was also very successful; his fat sheep were the cynosure of all eyes. Messrs Tucker and Elliott were the most successful exhibitors of agricultural im plements. The judges were : For horses- Messrs Crowther, G. Lendrum, and James Anderson. For cattle—Messrs J. Short, J. Anderson, and W. Gooseman. For sheep, Bwine, and implements—Messrs Thompson and E. Carter.

At five in the afternoon tbe anuual dinner was held in the Kamo Hotel. Mr E. Carter, of Mangapai, ocoupied the chair, and Mr Whitelaw the vice-chair. After the usual loyal and patriotic toasts had been drunk, the following programme of healths were duly proposed and responded to :—"The Judges," " Successful Competi tors," "The Onsnccessful Competitors," "The Mercantile interests of Whangarei and Kamo," " The Ptess," etc. The utmost good feeling prevailed.

MINING NEWS.

BISMARCK.—The operations in the main drive during the week have been attended with a fair amount of success, and the generally improved state of matters referred to iv my last weekly report still prevails. In the intermediate level the reef has been followed 15 feet Bince gold was struck, and has yielded payable stone as far as driven on, Its average thickness is about 12 inches. The contractors have still about 22 feet to drive before finishing. The workings over the low level have produced some very good stull. From the stopes in No. 2 rise a nice parcel of picked stone was obtained on Saturday, and last night an other lot weighing about 401bs. was got near the same place. The general quartz bas also been of good quality. The stopes from rises 1 and 3 have turned out somo fair stuff, and in the face on the west branch gold is likewise seen occasionally. From the north face in No. 2 a few pounds of picked stone was got early this week, but nothing has since been dropped upou there. The cleaning up at the battery on Tuesday gave 116o_ retorted gold—J. A. DOBSON, Nov. 17th.

The Glenelg, for Auckland, sailed from Russell to-day. Passengers—Messrs Knee, Salmon, W. Davis, Salter, Ponds, Captain Daldy, T. Davis, Bennett, Mason, H. Kemp, Marsden, Davis, Morrison, and others.

TELEGRAMS.

(BY TELE-RAJ-H.—GttN C-KRES.ONDENT.j

TAURANGA, this day; COUNTY ELECTIONS:

The C, ounty Council election oi JVairuapil Rjding resulted in ,-fat.i- return of Messrs G. V; Stewrlit, R. C. Jordan, Thomas' Wrigjoy aod;J. Brown. Mr Stewart was also retiirnSd for Katikati.

(PER PRESS Ad-NCY.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day!

LOTTIE WILMOT. IN TROUBLE,

■ At the Magistrate's Court yesterday, Lottie Wilmot, tor having used abusive language to G. W. Moon, secretary of the Papanui Town Hall Company, was lined one shilling, and for assaulting him with a Btiek was lined £3. She waa also ordered to pay costs ih both cases amounting to £810s; the total amount being £10 lis. -

FATAL ACCIDENT.

MAN FALLS THROUGH A SKYLI _HT,

A man named George Crown, employed as a messenger by the Loan and Mercantile Agency, met with an accident, which resulted fatally, this morning, It ap« pears that the Bank of New Zealand caretaker hod been washing down the top of the verandah, and the spouting through the verandah pillars bocoming blocked up with pieces of paper and other stuif.a largo quantity of water accumulated. With tbe object of letting this run off, Brown went out on to the verandah shortly before eight o'clock. He was engaged clear ing the spouting whenhe slipped,and iv order to avoid falling he unfortunately stepped backwards, and his foot resting on the glass sky-liglit ho fell through very heavily on to tho asphalt pavement beneath, He was unconscious when picked up, and remained so for hnlf-an-hour. Or Dawson was sent I for by Mr Fisher, and on his arrival found that Brown had sustained a severe gash oil the back of his head, the skull being frac tured. . Both hands were badly bruised, and his back injured. I)r Dawson ordered the removal of Brown to the Hospital, and lib was taken thither in a cab by Constable Walker. The unfortunate man is married, dud has a family. Hl-i injuries were at tended to at the Hospital, but he sank gradually and died this this afternoon. An iuquest oh the body will bo held to-mor row.

*££__. AUC__LAINJ) EVENING STAR. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18.



i-Cclßsiaatical. \TEVVTON. CONGREGATIONAL J_l SUNDAY SCHOOL. •ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, SUNDAY, NOVKMB-R 20th, 1881; REV. W. HODGSON In the Morning, at 11 o'clook RKV. JAS. GUT In tho Afternoon, at 3 o'clook R_V. J, ROBERTSON, M.A., In the Even ing, at 6.30 o'olook. COLLSCTIONS IN AID OF SCHOOL -UND-. i ON TUSSDAY, Novbmbkr 22, THE ANNUAL SOIREE Will bo held, after which A PUBLIC MKKTING Will take place. Addresses by the Rev. J. Robertson, Rev. J. Guy, Rev. A. Carrlok, and Mr Parker. Tea on the Tables at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, 1b 6d each, may bo obtained at Me_rd Glanvlllo and Kllyett, Queen-street, K. Wood, Svmonds-etroet, J. M. White, Karanga bape lioad, or any of tho Teachers. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY SKRMONS on SUNDAY NEK r, In tho Morning, stll. Roy. G. R. Monro; Afternoon, at 3, Rev. 3. W. Baker; Kvotiing, at 6.30, Roy. W. Morley. SOIRKK on following TaURSDAY, at_3o p.m. Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA AJNO CHINA TEA .1 WAREHOUSK, NO, 95, VICTOBIA-STRK-T. Owing to the late Hire In Qnoon-stroot, and consequent loss ot outlet for my largo bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of tho latter at a prloe which, though entailing no loss to mo, will actually he lower than import cost laid down here, 1 offer the first line as undor :— 6,000 Roal Amorlcan 3-yoar-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib Coz per ItO box, at 20s, or 5s per bundle of 25. In Toas I havo some of the choicest blonds obtainable. A trial will suffice All my teas from Is 8d and upwards are now eurofnlly blondod with "Very Strong" and "High-class Flavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I havo no doubt prove acceptable to the poorer class, as especially Is it true talß season that they show better value in tho oup than ordinary China alone. V lb. lOlbs of Good Kalnou Congou for .. _ lis 2d AlGood China Tea .. _ .. .. 18 6d Strong Darjeellng Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea Kxtraordinary," a thorough econo mic tea, with Assam flavour .. _ 2s " _ amlly Mixture," very choice, rich, ana •pungent—Darjeellng kind .. .. _2s 6d " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" .. _ 3a Capital values in Bos Teas at 20s, 225, -is, 2us. and 28s per box. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, Toa and General Importer, Terms Cash. 95. Tlntorlo-Bt. Auckland INDIA AND CHINA COMPANY'S STANDARD PACKET TEAS. Packet Pounds and Half-pounds In Four Qualities. EMPEROR _ BOUQUBT, MANDARIN'S CHOICK. IMPERIAL MIXTURE. OMENTAL MIXTURE. They are distinguished by great strength, agree-ble briskness, and delicious flavour resulting from a Boiontlflo admixture of the very ilucat Teas that the groat Continent of Asia oan produce. The excellence of these Teas is apparent by the large and increasing demand that exists for them in Victoria, aud wherever they have been Introduced. Agsnt for Auckland i JOHN BUCHANAN, Custom-home Btreet. A HANDSOME LIBRARY FREE OF COST. We don't know how they do It, but they do. Whatl Why, giveaway a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their oelebrated Tea. Who 1 THK LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. W. S. COLLINS, TEA DEALER, ETC. Manuaka- Road. Parnell, I" O S E P H GEARY, tf GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT, F„AN__IN BOAD, Begs to inform bis friends, customers and the general publio that he bas opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Church, with a ohoice and carefully selected Stock of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, Re, and trusts, by striot attention to business and selling at town prices, to merit a share of publio patronage. .amnios waited upon for orders, and gooda promptly delivered. Drapery. T nOSUitaV- & pO Beg to call attention to the arrival of their i LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS, Comprising NOVELTIES IN KVKRT DEPARTMENT, And are now making their FIRST DISPLAY of NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, Conslstintc of Ombre Satins, Silk and Satin Brocades, Pompa dours (plain and brocaded). Sateens, Attalca Cloths in ail colours. Beiges, Lustres, Prints, Damasee Buntings, Oatmeal Cloths, Grenadines, Plain end Lace Buntings, Henrietta and Samj.se Cloths. IN THE . MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will bo found the Choicest and Most Desirable Display of the Newest and Most Fashionable Goods, imported from Paris, consisting of Hats and Bonnets. Flowers and Feathers, Mantles, Fichus, and Dolmans. There Is a considerable change of Prices In the MANCHESTER DEPARTMENT, Owing to the duty of 16_% being taken of Cotton Goods, Prints and Grey Hollands. The benefit will be given to the public Wo havo a Splendid Selection of Men's and Boyß' Clothing. Twenty caseß ot Men's and Boys' Straw Hats to choose from. Also, the celebrated Rustic Hat, from Is 6d to 2s 6d. J. COSGRAVE & CO., _-EEN-ST_E_T. EYRE, _at and Kid Glove Depot, • Victorla-Btreet. —As I am over stocked'ln Gloves. I offer for Absolute Sole, 1000 pairs of Black and coloured Kid Gloves; a Good Glove to wear, in 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair; Josephine, black and coloured, 1/6; Morly-Best Knitting Cotton at 1/6 per lb; New Fashionable Collarettes at 1/6, worth 3s; Striped Grenadine, at 6d. worth 1/ yd ; Striped Lustres, 6jd, worth 1/3 yd; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/6, worth 3/6: Sewed Muslins, wide width, Bt6d, worth 1/; a lot of Ladleß'and Children's Dresses, bought at auotton, to be sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and untriromed Sunday Hat* to select from: tbe Durable Silk Umbrella at 76, worth 12/6; New Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five, andßixbuttonad, 2u cheaper than at any other house.-W. EYRE, Victoria-street, ftHEAP MILLINERY, Feathers, Rib- VV bons, &o.—Bats, from 9d; White S-tin, Ss; Flowers, from 3d; Trimmed Hata, from Is 9d to 28s.—Mrs W. H. Whitehead, Milliner, New ton,



j Wanted. WANTED, a iirst-feiass Man for trie Dresa Department.-J. Cosgrave & Co. AN'riiD, an experienced Gardener; good testimonifila reoulrfc'd. — Apply Horflooally qr by letter to Mr Murdoch Bank 01 Now Zealand. ANTED, a You'll to leara the Car nentorlng. — App'y _ Sanderson aud Turtly, BuHdera, on the job, Collego Hill;.: Mr Tttrtly, New North Road. \\T AfITEU, t« correspond with,_steady VV young Man as Baker, {JC^esslna' a small capital, with a view to partnership. Jbirst-Cleaa opening,—Address Confidence, this office. \»TANTED, a Paperhanger.—Apply Mr ? T > Lalng, Junction of Union and Welllng ton-stroets, this evening, after S o'clook. Vy*ANTED, a good Farming Man.— TT Apply to A. 1 amb, Queen-street. ANTED, a smart Man; must be steady, able to work an engine, and make himself ueefuli—Apply to F. G. Clayton, Newmarkiit. XfiT ANTED; a cobd General Servant ; Vy, references retjulrbd.—Apidy after 6in th? evening to Mrs Holicymsn, Syiflonds street. S&TANTEI), fonthe Newton Pottery, an V V notlvo Youth of 11 years, or upwards.— Apply at the Works. . . \»7AM'ED, a smart Boy.—Apply to Vf Wllklnsand Co., Boot Manufacturers, 83, Vlctoria-Btrcet. ANTED, three rcspectablo young Men as Boarders in private family. Torms modorate. — Mrs Kavanagh, ttelsou- Btrcet. \\J ANTED, good General Servant.— VI Apply Q. S. Skinner, Nowmarket. I ;:AIsTED, 12 Good Rushmen.—Apply to linnningham and King, Governoi Brown Hotel, ANTED, a Farm Labourer.-Apply to W, Phlllipps and Son, 95 and 37, Queen -street. , , , WANTED, a steady Man, or a strong Lad, to mako hlmsolf generally useful, -T. Hedger. Butcher. Kyber Paan. WANTED, Apprentices.- Miss Fargie, Dives and Mantlomaker, Grey-stroflt, aear Pltt-stroet. ANTEU, a Cashier and Rook-keeper; must bo well recommended.—AddreßS, itatlng o-peoted aalary,' Ledger,' this ofllce. Y\/*ANTI_O, a smart Youtn as Appren TT tloe.-Guerln Se Allen, Saddlers, Grey itreot. WANTED, a Dressmaker for one or two wooks.—Apply to Miss Haines, Tobacconist, Quoon-Btreot. lV TA.NTi-D, Timbermnkersi—Apply to Tf P. and T. MoLeod; llelensvllle. WANTED, a Bricklayer to sot copper, next door to Thames Hotel.—Apply on Ob, Chas. Layer. \\/* ANTED, a good General Servant for T T tho country.—Apply to Mrs Albert Baton, at L, W, Eaton's residonoe, Rogent itreot, Kyber Pass, on Friday, 18th Instant, from 11a.m. to 3 p.m. VV ANTED a Roy to learu the Drapory T t nnd servo at tho counter. Doublo tho usual wages —W, H. D_npler. ANTED, good Bench liauds aud Macblnlßts.-J. J. Austin and Co., Boot Manufacture r». W/ANTED, an.experienced Nursemaid Vt to take c__rgo ot 2 children; referenoea required.-Apply In tlio ovonlng to Mrs A. H, Nathan. Lower Symondß.trtot. \\f ANTED, immediately, House aud TT Tablcraaid.—Apply G. S. Skinner, New- Market. WANTED, a smart Shop Boy.—Apply, immediately, to Possenessklo, Tailor, .hortland street. WANTED —Come and sco the un bloached Calico from 2d; White Do., _d; Boys Hats, Cd. At Dampler's. 4ji; ANTED, Bushmen and Squarers.— T * Apply to Mercury Bay Saw-mill Co., Fort-street ____ _ \Y7~AN"TED Seen, tlio New Line of V T Towolb for _____ Pompier's. WANTED, a respectable Lad to drive a baker's cart.-G. W. Whiteombo, Pon lonby Road. WANTED, a good Barmaid.— Apply Nevaoa Hotel. WANTED, Experienced Clothiers.— Samuel Coombos and Co., Queon-etrcot. WA N TE D, Cook and Laundrc»s; Nurso kept—Apply G. S. Skinner, Now norket. WANTED— Come aud Bee the large lot of Summer Ribbon, reduced from fid to Id. at Damplnr's, ______ WA«T_D, three Uenoial Servants; also a Girl 11 or 15.—Apply Mra Jack's Registry, Mount Eden Road. Wf ANTED, an Active Lad accustomed VT to work in s gardon.—A.ply to John _ Wayland, Og_______ . WAN TED, experienced Draper?: — Samuel Coombes and Co,, Quoon-street. XXT ANTED, a respectable Girl to learn TT tho machine-.-.apply at once at tho st_h oflloo. AtVi'ED KNOWN-Fresh Lot of Black Kid Gloves (all si_eß) from Is lid it Dampler's. Y\TANTED to Sell, a Strong, Light T T (vcssol's) Boat, 18 feet long, with sallß, oars, rowlocks, masts, and aaohor,—R. U. Green wood, Auctioneer. WANTED, Boarders ; terms (including washing), Single Boom with Board, £1; Doublo Beadded Room, 15s.—T, Spilsbury, Sea flold Viow, Grafton Ho id. AITFED KNOWN-Another Lot of Long Lace Curtains (3yds) for is lid st Dqmpior's. WANTED KNOWN, that To-morrow's Supplement will contain tho first instal ment of tho highly-i-tereßting "Lifeoi- John M-B-tQK." WANTED KNOWN — That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description ot Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Works: Custom-house-Btreet West WANTED —Como and see the Hair Brushes, at 8d; Raok Combs, at 6d; Tooth Combs, 2d; very wide black Elastic, Id ; largepapers fins, 2d,at Lampler's. VTfANTED," PurchalcrsTor New Pota » * toes. Fresh Supply overy day from our own Farm, Panmuro, lv lar_e or small quanti ties, at lowest market rates,—.Fisher & Co. 11th November, 1881. WANTED KNOW N-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only la 6d, at Dampler's Branch Store In the Market. Be In time. WANTED KNOWN — Hourly ex peeled to arrive, a cargo of Hunt Co operative Coals, per Aurora, very oheap.—J. Craig. WA N T E D seen by the Ladies, the new Dress Material at Is, and the nice colours In Pompadour Print at 53d; Un bleached Calico 2d, Bleached do 23d, at Dam pier'a. WANTED KNOWN —All Accounts owing to W. BrownhlU must bo paid on qr before the 2Sth November, 1881, or they will be handed over to his solicitor tor collection.— W. Brownhixl, Bootmaker, 156, Queen-st. \A7 ANTED KNOWN-T. McMaster T t ~has Opened his Second Shipment ot Summer Goocb, whioh will be sold choap. WANTED, Cheaply Furnished ■ Bed room near Mochanios' Boy.—State prico, fee, to A.8.C.. Stab Oliloe. < WAINTED KNOWN, thatE. Mitchel son & Co., No. 19. Queen-street Wharf, aro selling Maize, Oats, Bran, Sharos, Flour, Oatmeal. _c. &c, at lowest market rates. U,' ANTED, the Ladies and Gents ond T v "men and women" who have bought the fresh Boots at Dampler's to tell their friends what a Bargain they are. __ ■OTANTED KNOWN that Cadbury's T T Cocoa Kssonce. as used by the Quoon, E, Lazonby's Celebrated Harvy Sauce, and Frank Wright's Untermented Wine, con be had at C. Major's, Wellesley-Btreet. _____ WA NTED KNOWN-The Black Satin for 3i Gd, and tbo lllack Silk for Is lid, are going fust at Dampior'b. WANTED KNO WW, tnat you can Dress well for a Bmall weekly payment by goinggto Monro and MiUigan. See advertise ment on front page. W" _ ANTEO KNOWN—Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lustres, Stock logs. Gloves, Corsets, Fancy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—G. Carter, Via torla-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan and Disoount Agency's Advertise ment appears on .th nage. 9th column. ANTED KNOWN, that the Sur prising Adventures of John Maemon, the Fakoba-Maori, will commence in To morrow's Supplement. AT/*ANTED, Purchasers for over 1000 T* yards of Real Japanese Silk, from Is id to 3s 6d per yard (somo qualities equal In ap pearance to tho richeßt gros grains).—Wm. H. > Smith, 3CO and 302, Upper Queen-streot and Alexandra-street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED — Come and see Check Muslin for 7Jd, and the Window Muslin for ljd, at Dample.n. . WAJNTEO KINUWB-Tnat the _ew Zealand Timbor Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Mntoriil at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency has Removed to Corner Quoen-street and Vulcan Lane, where tho Land Business in all its branches is now carried on under the special superintendence ot Mr G. Fraser. Valuations mado, surveys for land transfers effected, and titles perfected at minimum cost. No charge made for registering properties for sale. WANTED to Sell, Mixed Paints in gallon tins; Kauri Oi), 2/9 per gallon ; Priming Paint. 5/6 por gallon.—Atkinson _ Co., Freeman's Bay; Wholesale Agents, MeEsrs S. Porter & Co. WANTED KNOWN, J. Balliday, YV Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders in tho trade; repairs neatly nnd promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.— Pleaso note the address, Abererombio- Btrcet, fourth shoo from SymondE-Btrcet. ANTED KNO WN-That Mrs Jack, at the wish of many friend*", has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopes that the ladies of Mount Kden and Grafton Road will call upon her when in need of thoroughly respectable servants.—Mrs Jock, Mount Eden Road.



111 . I -j Wanted, «>iTA-V-'j__>, oraci. to*? tint r_m'o_s V y Tfouitere to ___-__;_, at fßs Ed; also, thfc wondrous 55s suits. Ovoroqats from __r. Marvellous value at J. D. PhtUipa', Cheap Tailor, 170. Qnfcon _reet. ■.TTANTiiD, the Public to Rend my T T A-Vortlsetneut on Front Page of _._& J CH N ,L 0 vy. .American Portia!? K4o_-, 13, Groy-stroet. vifAs" rmT "KNOWN-Weekly Sup-. VV pUoa Freeh' B_t_r ■*%_ Eggs.-Hendry j & Whitley, No. 1, Queen-street. ] "ANTED KROWN—That. Wiliiam West, corner of Wyndham and Albert street, ia prepared to Supply the Trado in its different branches of good Cone Seat and Windsor Choirs. A good Stook ol Boeoh Windsor In Btore. Orders punctually attended to. r _ , WANTEO, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No salo, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready Bale.—D.F. Kvans, Kstato Agont, neat "Herald," Qucon-street. ANTED, Dealers to know that Paddy's Market is now fitted up with tables and lighted with gas. Open every Satur day Morning at 9 o'clook Until. 11 o'olook at night, where Fish, Bottler'B Produce and Dry Goods oin bo offered for silo, Spaoa allotted for amusement. No gambling or illegal games. —For hire of stand apply to Thomas Slater, Woigh-brldgo Ofllon, Leasee of City Market. WANTED KNOWN-Tnat J. K. Lambert Se Co. bare opened an Auotion [ Mart In Wyndham-street, opposite the .Star ofllco, for the Salo of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Consignees acquainting tbe abovo ot goods coming either by boat or rail, will find evory ettention nnd caro taken, no mattor how large or small the consignment may be, Foi- days of Bale, see farther notice. ANTEiJTCNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Chemist of np wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, 1880, till Septomber last with Messrs Sharland and Co., has Opßnod a Pharmacy at 184, Queen stroot (next New Zealand House), for Dispensing Pro icrlptions, Compounding Family Mediolneß. and the supply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General llomostlo Kcqulsites. W AHTED KNO Win, mat D. Ooldle 1b prepared to sell all kindß of Building and other Timbor, Including Hardwood, Spokes Felloos, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albort-etreet, near the Dook, at loweat cash prioes. Tho timbor. being undor cover,.) better than that purthn-ed elsewhere WANTED, Buyers to know tbey will be woll served at BRIGHTON HOUSK, top of Grky-BTRKET.-Drei. Beiges, 7_d ; Alnaoas, B_d; Galateas, i|d; 70 Inob Heavy T-.vlil Shootings, la and la 3d; 80 Inch ditto. Is Cd; Lace Curtains: now Fringed Imitation Crochet Quilts. 10s Cd, 12s Cd, Us Bd j Hollandß. Calicos at lowoßt prioes; a large assortment df llndorolothlng, Haby Linon, _:o. Good Styles in Millinery. J. Hondell, having no heavy expenses In rent or management to meet, and balng satis fied with sm-11 profits, can oiler goods fit much less than usual town prices. \»7ANTK.O, tho Public to inspect H. ¥T Walto's stook ot Batha. Toilet Cans, Slop Palls, Show Conlatera, Dairy Gooda, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); alao, fruit. Jam. Meat, Itaklng Powder, Insect Powder, Coffee, and Poppor Tina. Sec, Sec 11. Walte having fitted up his Factor)*, and Imported tho latest machi nery, is now able to keep a largo stock ot the above on hand, and as everything Is oommioced and finished on the prouilies, he can soil lower than any other manufacturer in tho colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. W-itk, Wholesale and Retail Tinemith, Iron and Zbio-worker, noxt old Police Station, High street. 'U7ANT-1) _« v WN-Gooasons TV London Arcado la acknowledged to be tho largest and most magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; la Its arrangement. It stands unique (Imitating none). All Goods are marked In plain figures, at prices hithorto unknown In Auokland. It is considered unneoeßßary to enumorate the varied clashes of goods displayed, It being now. an established fact that the Novelty DopOt and Economical Kmporlum of Auckland ia the London Arcade, 148, Queen and Victoria -streets. Inspection invited, irres poot! ye of purchases being made. 800 the Flvo Splendid windows filled with New Gooda. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduced Pricos I* and "Alarming Sacrifices'' ignored I—London Ofllce : 58. St. Mary Axo. WANTED— Come and see the Ladies Kid Roots at is 6d; Prunella Do., with ta-jsols, Cs fid; White Kid Boots, 5s Cd; Mens Boots, 6s (id; Chrildrons Do., very cheap, at Eampier'a. ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co, bog to Intimate to their cus tomers that thoy havo Removd to tho promises latoly occupied by Mudaino liottonelli. opposito ' MoArthur and Co.'c Warehouse. Having ro oelrud largo addition to their woll-eelcctcd Stock, eaon department will bo found ropleto with the I-itost Novoltios— Drapery, Millinery, Hosiory, Kid Giovos; a largo assortment of Laces, real and Imitation. Ladies would do w ell to -.rlvo us an early call. No trouble to show -oods. Special attention is called to a lot of Spring Jackots, In light colours, selling at a great sacrifice.—Dunne, Hall and Co. Yl"V_ Master Bakers.—An experienced I. Baker wants emploj mont.—Addreß3 to •Q.H.." Star ofilca. /^ MILLS, successor to W. J. Isle?, _fl"» Ropo Factory, Howe-Btrcct, Nowton, is Soiling Best and Common Flax Ropo, Tarred Yarns, Lines, &0., at lowest possible pricos. Meetim'i-. a LBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM i__ PANY (KEGISTERH.D). The Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders, hold this, day, was adjourned until 3 p.m. on THUKSDAY, tho Bth Docomber next, at the New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, H. N. GARLAND, Manager. Auckland, Novembor 15,1881. UCKLAND AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. Kntries for tho Sports to be hold In tho Domain Crloket Ground on tho 3r.l December proximo, will ha received by tho Secretary, »t tho Club* Rooms, Thistle Hotel, on SATUR- D-Y KVENING NEXT, tbe 19th instant, botween 8 and 9 o'clock p.m. A Committee Meeting will bo held at 7,30 sharp on samo evening. K. NEVILLE B. FORDER, Hon. Sec *&«?_*•_ A 0.F.-COURT CITY ■$-IP_____i - * d8" AUCKLANr)- No- E_@-__a_El- ■*■ General Meeting of the l«aK______labovo c°urt will bo hold on f ||SjglMlaiMONDA_', „tt instant, at 7.30 -ffl—P^sSHSfil* Business: Nomination of Ofiloers and other Important matters. By order. T. W. ALLKN, Secretary. Shipping, --__ AIOTIoE TO CON if-SSAIV SIGNKE3. -SPES^ BARQUE ANTARES, FROM j_»»g_*~ LONDON. The above vessel having nntored at H.M. Customs, Consignees are requested to pass entries and obtain delivery ordors from the undersigned without delay. A Sight Entry to olear tho vobbol will bo passed at noon on MONDAY, the 21st Inst. OWEN & GRAHAM, Agents. "|\f O T I C E. "BARQUE ANTARES, FROM Captain Lewis will not bo responsible tor any Debts contracted by his orew. __k_*_ tjTEAM FOR TE AROHA I|2|||>'_l AND STANLEY LANDING. The S.S. KOT U X U WiU leave for abovo about MONDAY, 21st November. For freight apply to THORN TON, SMITH Se FIRTH. „7Hrt_h -VTORTHEKN STEAMSHIP l_cJ!_S!K L> CO. (LIAUTKD).-FOR WAI i2Be^Ba9'TABA.-,i'he b.s. Maogkegor will leave Onehunga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting) TO-MORROW (Saturday!, at 1 o'olook p.m. Freight, 12s (3d per ton.—Apply at tho Company's Office, 67, Queen street, Auokland; or, to A. Barnes, Onehuaga.— A, McGmOOB, Manager. > Bankruptcy iNO-icec. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the mattor of " The Dobtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several Aots amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of George Kiwsst Wyatt, of Kpsom, In the Suburbs of Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auokland and Colony of New Zealand, Carpenter, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that a sufficient number of Creditors of the said George Ernest Wyatt not having a-tendod tha First Meeting of Uro dltors appointed to bo held on Thursday, tho 17th day ot November inßtaut, In the Buildings of tho Supreme Court-house, Auckland, at tho hour of 11 o'clock In tho forenoon, or at the adjournment thereof, oa Thursday, the 18th instant, at the same placi and hour, I have, in pursuance of the _th aeot.ion of tha above Act, appointed Thomas Maoffarlane, Ksquiro, of Auckland. Certificated Accountant in Bank ruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the said George Ernest Wyatt; and that the paid Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to me, in writing, his acceptance of the said office. Dated at Auokland this 18th day of November, 18S1' G. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. Edward Kino T.lbb, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitor for the above-named Debtor, MUSICAL BOXES, Newest Tunes.— Angelo Forrest, Auokland Musio Ware house Queen-Btreet. -TvTHY PAY MOEE ? —Inspect the V* Goodß, compare Prices, and judge for yourselves.—Allen's General Drapery, Viotoria- Btreet. MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvement*-—Angelo Forrest, AucS ano, Music Warehouse.



I To Li--. rpO LET, two lid-sea (- looms)', A„_- I ,l_ ondra-street.—Apply Sohlshka, Grooer, or ; J. WllUamß. Tailor, Victoria-street. . Tf\o LET, in Vincent-street, an 8-roomo'd JL House; good garden, bathroom and wath house attached; wafer laid on.-Apply P. Walsh;Vincent-street. rT .. r .._. .... CEVONPOKT. -To let, a Handsome Villa, neaily new,-and well finished.— Oliver Mays, Post-office, D-vonport 0 LET, a comfortable Fcmf-roomed Dotaohed C-ttefje.—H, 3. Riordan, Nelson street; near Cook-street. rpO LKJ, lor boirees. Concerts, shns-mg ft. and lliant'luK Classeß,ahd similar purpose., the Eden Hall, Eden Terrace. Also; Two Shops —Apply to VV. N. Henderson 219. Queen-street.' TO LET, Two Offices, first floor, newly . ,do_e_p.— Apply Mutual Life Association Of Australasia, 81, Queen-street. Tv LET, a Shop and Room, Fort-street, two doors from the Oustottl-house Hotel; ront, 10s per week.- Apply to J, M; Lonnox, Estate Agent. ; TO LET, 7-roumed House, with bath room, magnificent view ol city and har bour, half-aore of land, ton minutes from Quoon street.-0.3. Kills. Howe-Btreet. r|lol.-T, a nicely finished New Shop X , and Dwelling ot flva rooms, Napier-street; Koodsltuttion for Chemist, Habsrda*er, Boot maker, Dressmaker*-. Milliner; rent, 165.-Apply on the promises. , , i-TKTIeT - EARLY BA-_-, a Com l modious and pleasantly situated residence In Park-road (near Newmarket), . formerly occupied by Mr H. 11. Lusk, containing nine rooniß, detached kltchon and wash-house, all In perfect order, together with a well stocked gar den and orchard, In full bearing; also, a good pa-ldoo- for horse or oow, with out buildings tbereo.i, and a never falling well ol wa_r.-ForpartlcuU^anpl ) y^ oTHgßg4 F6r Saia. fl\oli SALE, Iron Tank (nearly new), «■ with tap and overflow pipe; all ready for fixing.—Apply to C. Brookes, Blue Boot. iiTOR"SALE7TIai-ge Temperance Hot,.! JT in a prosperous district/doing a good busi ness.— Apply to Adam Lay bout n, Fort-street. IJIOR SALE, a small but good paying " General Business, olose to Queen-street. About £50 required. A first-class opportunity for a person wishing to engage in a light bUßi neßi—for particular apply A.8., Stab office. InOU SALE, a few Settings ot Eggs from Imported Light Brahmas, guaranteed pure—Apply Mrs C. Stroud, Weh_ley-atreet West. Ij"»0_ SALE, 140 acres of Good Land, 1 suitable for fruit growing, Bituated near MaUrlce Kelly, old bush at Lucas Creole- Apply to Wm. McLeod, at De Thierry's ofllce, High-street, . r„ SaLE, i<ive or SIX Allotm.nts, bottom of Gundry-atreot, Nowton.—Apply Mr9 MoCaalln, Koundall-atroet, Newton Head gjiOHSALE, a good Six-roomed House, in _■ Wlllow-Btieot, with fruit and flower gar den; good wel!, tank, wood-house, &_—Apply to H. ABhton — Son, Hodae and Land Agente, l/iOK SALE, at Alma Place, Spring- V ctroot, Ponsonby, a House with t rooms and a scullery; good woll and garden; £180 cash.—Apply to V. li. Kwlngton. gjlOR SALE (very cheap), a First-class JO Double Dwelling-house in ViiioenWtreet; the two houses contain 12 rooms, and could be easily made Into ono largo dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot mept.-Apply on the premises, Henderson and Spraggon, Vincent-street ITIOR SALE (cneap): Lot No, l.Wairau, II 100 acres really «ood land; Lot No. 28, Walnut. 10 aores superior land; l.ot No. 35, joins Major Motr. land, Mangawat; Lot No. 9, Toka Toka, 79 sores good land,—a pply to John Soppet, Land Agent, Sec ffort-Btreot. ■ tmOR SALE (a bargain), a nice farm cf __■ 150 Acres Good L-ind, House, Stable. Sheds, &c, and largo Orchard (average return from It alone, obout £70 per annum). There 1b also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only li miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet. Land Agont. Fort-street. IMPORTANT to Bi.>AH_IISG-Hi'USi.- KEEPKRS and INVKSTOHS.-For Imme diate Bale—An excellent Heetanrant Business in tho heart of tho city, furniture and Goodwill, £200. Tho right sort of man might make his fortune there.—F. G. Hwington, 81, Queen-street. FOX SALE, a Business in the Kaipara Dlstrlor, which has a good turn-over, and is In a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, CMtom-houßa-Btreot; QADDLEBS AND UPHOLSTERERS.- O Curled Hair for Sale from 91 to is 2d.— John It. Gray, Hhortland-ajrcot. LANGSHAN FOWLS.—For Sale, the above Ipuro bred; also, Hggs,—Apply Mr Re-nell, Storekeeper, Ellerslle. |/iOR SALE, the Island of Moturoa near V ItiiSßeP, Bay of Islands, containing 500 acres of good land, well watered. Good Six roomed House and other out-buildlngs on ißland. Stock now running on Island to be taken over at a fair valuation, Tbe whole will be sold cheap and on oi.sy terms.—Apply to Eobert Browning, Solicitor, Shoitland-street, Auck land- J ANDS IN THE NOKTH. Persons owning Lands in tho districts of Pukekaroro, Matokohe, Omaru, and Tokatoko, will find It to their advantage to consult Lam bertSe Co., Commission Agents, opposlto Stab Olflo"*** Wy-dham-atreet. TAN OS FOR SALE. 1,685 Acres within 16 miles of Auokland; 9CO acres in grass and cultivation, orohard, &c. 13-roomed Houso, outhouses of all kinds. The remainder light mixed bush, fern, and swamp. Apply to J. R. LAMBERT & CO.. Wy nd horn .treet. They havo also lands in several other districts for Bale. LACKSM-TH'*- BUSINESS FOR 8 A LB. To an Industrious aud prudent man a certain fortune. A woll-establishcd Blacksmith's Busi ness for Sale (oheap). with Tools, Smithy, and, if required, Private Dwelling-house. Mot satis factory reasons given by the present proprietor for wishing to Bell. Terms may bo arranged. For futther particulars apply to GEO. OOZSN3. 27. Queen street. ÜBUKBAN KK-lOENUK.—For sale— A commodious and pleasantly eltuated Family Residenoe at Kpsom, containing 20 rooms, all In tho most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coach-house, and other conveniences; together wltn 7} acres of choice land, In garden, orchard, and paddocks. Card to inspect, and further Information may be obtained, on application to _ _ CHARLES ALEXANDER, Or, W. AIM-EN. ___ ~\ N EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY. ToboDispoEed of, the Good-will and Stock-in trado of one of the Oldest Established BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auokland. Tho present ownor being obll-ted to give it up on account of ill health. Forjpartlculars applyto ____,_. , D. FORT. Shortland-street. ALLER'S TOBACCONISTS STOCK. EVERYTHING POSmViILY TO BK SOLD. Promises must close on December 4th, after which a well-known Chomlst will occupy. RUINOUS PRICES. Call Early and make selection. EDWARD LEWIS, i • For the administratrix. /^REAT NORTHERN LAND \JC AGENCY. FOR BALE, In one or more lots, One-hpndred and-sixty Aorcsot Land of the riohost descrip tion, at £9 and £10 per acre. It is within a mile and-a-halt of a Railway Station by a good road, well-watered and sheltered. A property moro admirably adapted for mixed farming could not be found. Cattle and sheep thrive wonderful.y npon the land, while the fruit trees and crops now growing upon it are ample evidence of its capabilities in that direotion. Having personally Inspected tho property, I can confidently recom mend it to anyone desiring to acquire a anug farm within easy reach of town and at a moderate price. in o R sale, ' Tn_ Undbrmkktionkd Allotments :- Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardensl-2 Allot ments, 132 x 261; price £175 each. Ponsonby (near Mason's Gardenß)-2 allot ments, 132 x 261; £125 eaoh. Kmmett.treot-2 Allotments,6B x 160! £100 each. Sarsfleld-street-2 Allotments, 66 x 200; £125 each. Curran.treet—2 Allotments, 71 x 117; £115 each. Anglesea street-3 Original Allotments, 400 feet deep. Kyber Pass Road—l Allotment, 33 x 99; £90. Perolval Square-Allotment, 71 x 100; price, £100. Sale-street— Large Allotment, 255 links by average of 100 links; £100. Mount Albort-3 Villa Residences; £600, £1,0110, aud £1.3.0. Other Properties on application to **■ THOMAS MELVILLX, Acoountant, High-street, , Auckland. -IMPORTER AND BREEDER. HOUDANSI HOUDANSI HOUDANS BLAOK POLISH (white chested) 1 BLACK POLISH LAKE TAKAPUNA POULTRY YARDS. NEWCASTLE COAL. Tho WILD WAVK having put baok to New castle disabled, the bYRKN has been ohni-tered to tako her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KTND3 OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered iv Town or Country, [ W. _ gTwINSTONK,



[ Publio Notices, ■*4_PSr*Ws__V AUCKLAND TELEPHONE EXCI.ANGE/ Subscribers' and the publio are notlflei that tbe Charge for each Communication to or from _C Newfod Bureau has now been __-?d at Six pence (G37, W. S. FURBY, Olflcer-ln-Charge. Central Ofllco. Telegraph Station, Auckland, 18th November, 1881. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. . . . . —— Notice IB horeby given that the several parcels of Laud hereinafter described will be brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Aot, 1870," unless caveat in the meantime bo lodged forbidding the earno, in each case, on or be/ore the 28t_ day of December next. Robbbt James MoFabl and-Parts of Lot 161, Section 42, City of Auckland. 1633 John Alfred Chadwic_ an* Windham Fbancib Phillip.—Allotments 108,110, IIL 112,114,135,136, and 141, ot the town of Greer ton, containing 8 acres. In occu pation of Windham Francis Phillips. 1793 Jane LORKUN-Part of Allotment 17, Of Section 15, City of AUC-lEnfl, In the ocounation of Alfred .mart. 1891 James Wa_ton-allotment 2-0, Parish* of Punul, containing 60 acros. Part in applicant's occupation, and part 1_ occu pation of John Burgess Tedidale, Wil liam Bear-ley. aud George Anderson Laldlaw. 18C3 Diagrams may be inspected at this ofllce. Dated this 20tb day of November, 1881/ at the Lands Registry Offloe, Auckland, THKO. _I_-I_NG; District Land Registrar. ALL persons Indebted to Jamks ForD, . Tailor, late of Queen-street, aro requested to Pay their Acoounts to Mr James Peacock. Beresford-street, on Or before WEDNESDAY, SOth November, after which date those unpaid will be placed in the hands of a solicitor for recovery. . Those having claims agalnßt Mr Ford are also feqaeß'tea te furnish c statement of them to Mr feacoO-i EMILY FORD. Attorney for J. Ford. DB MRS ANN CATHERINE WYN JA/ YARD (DECEASED)'. All Claims against the above Lstate must be' rendered to the undersigned on or beforo SATURDAY, the 26th November. 1881, or they will not bo recognised. JACKSON & RUSSELL, Solicitors to the Executor. Fort street, Auokland, November 14,1881. Railway Department, Auckland, 18tb November, 1881. SCORIA may again be obtained from Mount Smart. Orders to be left with Station Master, Penrose. A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. TTVOG POUND. One Valuable Dog now in the Pound will be iestioyed unless claimed or released before ioon of MONDAY, 21st November. 1881, GEORGE GOLDIE, Registrar* City Council Office. l_th November. 1881. DOCTOR TENNANT Kan REMOVED his Dispensary and Suna krv to Hewin's Bulldlnga, Weuesley-street. iiours of attendance :-9 to 10 a.m., 1 to 2, and ' to 8 p.m. Private Residence: Bymonds-street HE 'BETS "DEFIANCE" will in future run to Mason's Gardens, Parnell, at ;ho usual fare, Threepence, starting at eove~ minutes post every half-boor, and returning seven minutes past the hour. £1 i~a TO *-0(W LENT on Building .Lvf _o_etypr_clpleß,oronotherter_B to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited tor Investment. —C. Williamson, I_m_, Estate and Financial At-Bnt. Vulcan Lane. RM EW STYLES IN DRESSMAKING. MlB3 DELANKY (late of W. Rattray's), having returned from Melbourne with aU the Novelties, has pleasure in intimating that she has recommenced at her former address, and is prepared to give oven greater sutistaotion than heretoforo.-Addresa:' No. 1, Albert Terraco, Albert-street, Auckland. __■___ TO £100 and £1000 LENT on the \3bJL\J New Building Society's Principles, or other liberal terms to Buit borrowers. Mort gages and Loans negotiated, City, Suburban and Country Properties for Sale; interest allowed on money deposited until investment obtained.—G. Eraser, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agency, Corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. mHE NEW BUILDINCJ SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL ANn PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. CORNER OF QUEEN-STREET and VULOAN LANE. All classes are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, Interest remunera tive. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying-, Building, &C In sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanced-ot the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments :— Re payments Per i Repayments I * P6r _te ndlng over Week, lextendlng over Week; s. d. s. d. S years .. 1510 7 years -.1 8 8 4 years .. 12 6 8 years .. 7 6 5 years - 10 slj 10 years _' 6 8 "SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying o_ part principal money and reducing wee-ly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing LIBERAL DISCOUNT. GEORGE ERASER, Manager. ivr E W POT _"I O_ B J_l NEW POTATOBBI From this date I eh ill have a regular supply ot First-class New Potatoes from the Ohe Tree Hill Estate, at market rates. HARRY CANHAM, High-street. October 10th 1881. DBO BONO PUBLICO. THK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM PANY'S FREB ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lady's Diamond Ring, Gent- 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and Dther pri.es, worth £50. A Ticket in the above will be given with every Sitter. 600 Members wanted. Cartes de Vieite, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half-dozen,— Loighton's Buildings, Upper Queen-atroet.—C. EC. MONKTON, Manager. QHARLAND'S TjIAMILY "DILLS Are a saf o Aperient, They relieve Headaches. They are Valuable in Indigestion. Price: They act effectually on the Liver, Is. and 2s Cd a Box. APOTHECARIES' HALL, Opposite Poet-offlee. -VT O T I C E. All Overdue Accounts payable to the late firm of RUSHBROOK & BKIDGMAN aro requested to be settled without delay. Suoh accounts not paid on or before 20th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solicitor for recovery. WILIIIAM r. BRIDGMAN Auokland, Nov. 1,1881. Sharland's BakingPowdeb, Mo_ Brand (registered). Analysed and Certl floated. Sharland's .Baking "Powder Is used by thousands of .'amines for raising Bread, with half tho trouble and in a quarter the time required with yeast, Sharland's Baking Powder makes uehcioas small loaves of Bread, hot digestive rea Cakes in a few minutes, Scones better than yeast. Sharland's__>akingPowdeb. Invaluable in the Country Dietriots, and makes 12 per cent, more of Bread than from yeast. Sharland's .Baking Powder Saves Kggs and Butter in making Puddings and Pastry, and prevents indigestion. Sharland's IB aking Powder WiU secure the following important results :— Bread will be made cheaper, moro digestive, and in one-fourth the time; Paddings and Pastry will be made light, wholesome, and delicious, with half the usual quantity of! Eggs and Butter; and Flour will be converted Into Tea Cakes, Buns, Scones, Sec, In a few minutes at a trifling cost. Sold by Merchants and Storh_e*__r_ in Canisters holding one pound and half-pound. Price : Is 6d and 2s Gd. WHOLESALE OF J. C. SHARLAND & CO. Auckland. "STOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE JL AND BOARDING-HOUSE, , QUKEN-BTRELT. Open dally from 10 a.n_ till 9.50 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tea l_omsto7p.i_ Boarding-bousa for Young Ladles who are i occupied during the day. Terms on application 1 to the Secretary. The following Gatherings, ta which all are Invited, are held during the Week :—Monday, 7.30 p.m., Bible Class; Tuesday, 3.30 p.m., Bible Class; Friday, 7.30 p.m., Working Party (for Institute). * Governess' Agency, Servants' Registry, and Lending Library in connection with Ope Insti tute.



fublic Notices. TL> ÜBL I C NOTI OE. WAIWERA EOTEL, Hot Springs. The WAIWERA HOTEL Charges, from thla date, are- Adults, 10s per day Under 12, half prloe Children in arms, free Servants, in attendance npon families, Su per week. The above charges include Baths, Towels, Sec Waiwera, Ist November, 18_. rrio TOURISTS AND OTHERS. WAIWERA HOTKL, HOT BPRINGS, NEAR AUCKLAND, Has been recently renovated, and also newly appointed throughout with every modem luxury end comfort, comprising amongst other speci alities—Ball Saloon, Drawing. Dining, and Booms en suite; splendidly fitted Medicinal and other Bathß: Lawn torraeen, Arohery, Cricket and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, and other Emits in Season; Billiards, Boating, Ehooting, etc. LAKE HOUSE, ROTORUA, Systematized in tho same admirable principle as the far-famed Waiwera Hotel, offers its Patrons similar Internal advantages and attrac tions, while the surrounding Scenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and of world-wide „me, requiring no comment. THE LIFE Off ".- ;" JOHN MARMON, THK PAKEHA-MAOBI, A Record oi- Life in thb Early Dats ob1 thb Colony, Will H-Oin in TO-MORROWS STAR -UPPLRMENT. Thbillino Adventures I Hair-bbead.b Esoapxb Sweet {sustenance. The superior nourishing properties of malted food, as recommended by the great Liebl_i is one ot those faots that cannot be disputed. AICKIN'S INFANT FOOD , is a local article FRESHLY PREPARED with great care, according to the reelpe of Boron Liebig, from the best malted barley and wheat. The splendidly healthy and well-grown children reared on this food in Auckland have proved to a demonstration that fleßh-forming and bone-making elements exist largely In this delicious nutriment. The undoubted advantage of having a -R-SH AND RELIABLE article at a moderate cost must add con siderably to tbe large Bale this excellent food has already commanded. ALL MOTHERS SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. See directions as to baby's diet on each Tin. Price 11/6 per Canister. Manufactured at "The PHARMAOY," QUBEN-STBBET, AUCKL-ND. RIZE MEAT I CHEAP MEAT I 1 See the Show To-night at R, RBEVEB'S, Victoria-street. Cash Pricks :—Roast Beef, id to 6d; Mutton, !d to id; Lambs 23 6i per Quarter; other lines squally cheap. Also, about I tons Corned Beef, Bheap, for Cosh. WELL-SINKING (any part of Auck land), 2s per foot first length, barring rock.—A. irletcher, P. 0., Auckland. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PON SONBY AND NEWTON. J, FORD has pleasure In intimating that he _.s opened a First-class Retail Grocery Estab ishment in those New Premises opposite All Saint's Church. Ponsonby, _ the system of small profits and quick sales. Seine sure that such a want has been felt for seme time, he has confidence in offering a First shun Article at Prices Unequalled by any other Rouse In the Trade. J. FORD, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Excelsior Grocery Warehonse, Ponsonby. A trial respectfully rolioited. Families waited in for Orders, and Goods delivered to all parts Iree of charge. Please note the address, COKE. fi OK E. THK AUCKLiND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo „ mlcal fuel ia quantities to unit > > householders, at the following s 2 s _ rates for places within one mile g 2j of tho Works; longer distance. § tjj , (0 ln proportion — s. d. Per sack, 3 bushels - ..16 6 sacks .......... 6 3 10 Books, or _ ton .. _ .. 11 0 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. .. ..22 0 Ordors may be left at tho Office or Works. ____________________________________ GAS FITTINGS. a "F 1 ttughes, junior, Souse, Land, Estate, and Financial agent amd valuer, Vulcan Lane (next Occidental Hotel). Money Invested on First-class Security Mortgages and Loans negotiated Rents and Interest collected. Inaurancos affected Valuations of Real and Personal Estate Several Villa Residences for Sale, from £300 to Building Allotments In Suburbs, from £10 each Country Land, from 5s per acre Wanted, Allotments at Stokes's Polnt.Maunt -den, Whau, and Remuera Persons wishing to acquire, property ore In rlted to Inspect my Lists '■ T. & Ho C O O X E, FURNITURE, 3BDDJNG, AND CARPET WAREHOUSE, 123, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, Adjoining Bank of New Zealand, *"• We invite the attention of Ladles and Gentle men about to furnish to our Large and Well scleoted Stook of Drawing-room, Dining-room, mdßod-room Furniture; Japanese Sow Blinds for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Bphin. Mat n_Sß_s, of superior quality, at reduced prioes; i large assortmentof C&no seated Chairs, Veran iah and Croquet Chairs; Patent Sfbinci Rolleb Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with Plate Glass Panels; Marble-top Washstands; noma Very Superior Bedroom Suites, In Mottled Kauri ; Toilet Ware, superior double acts, with sponge bowlB; Goatskin Hearth rug's, in White, Blaok, and Orey, at moderate nrloeB; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Fibre Mats just opened, easily kept olean, and very durable; first-class Hair Mattbabs-B. The greatest attention paid to the packing and [ forwarding of orders from our country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. Liberal Discount to Cash Purchasers. AH Hoods delivered free in town. T. & H. COOKE, URNITURE, BEDDmo, AND CARPET 123, QUEEN-STBEKT, Adjoining the Bank of New Zealand. EDEN VINE HOTEL, » KDEN TERRACE. B. E V 1 N S O N, Having agreed to sell oat his interest in the above Hotel on tho 31st December, 1881, and to dear out the large stook of Wines. Bplrita, «c„ has made a further reduction in the below advertised prices. Parties wishing to purchase would make a great saving by calling. Per bottle Martells and Hennessy's Brandy, equal to s. d. Case Brandy ..5 0 Greenless and Coiville's Combelton Whiiky (strong) - - - } • DunvUle's Whisky.. .. - ~ .. * g Rum. 3s; Old Jamaica (.roof), Is; small.. 2 0 Consen's Sherry, best, Is; small . ■«, •• _ J i Sandiman's Best Port, la j small .. _. 2 0 _nontiUado sherry, 6s; small - •• _ _ Old Tawny Port, 6s; small .. .. - ; J English Ginger Wine .. .. -- _3 U In Case (Genuine Brands): Henneßsy*fl Brandy .. - .. _g 0 Schiedam Schnapps, _6d; small .. - _ 6 Geneva, JDKZ, ss, Is6d; small - -.3 0 Old Tom ~ - ~ •• - -* 0 Danville's WMsky.. .. •• •• -* 6 Scotch Whisky, Lome, May, and Bon Ac cord .40 Townsend's Sarsaoarilla 5 0 English Ale and Poi tor (best brands), 1/4 to 1 6 Flask Brandy, large, 3s; small. Is 6d and. .19 Splon_dPortandSberryWine,perdo_._ 62 0 All Spirits sold by the Gallon (over-proof) same as lrom Bonded Store. Terms: Strictly Cash (no exceptions). SAMUEL EVIN SON, Proprietor. /CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &C, &o. I haye to inform the Inhabitants ot Aucklana and surrounding distrlots that, having a large stock, I have not been able to dispose of it ttj the time a_eed upon with incoming^tonajt. *> have made arrangements.withhim to fontlaoo the CHEAP CLEAR. gO-OUT PALE OF CROCKERY and GLASSWARE for a Few Weeks longeo and therefore sollolt an early call from all requiring goods In the above line- One trial will convlni*) the most soep'Jcal that the Sole is Genuine. I_T The premises being positively let. so reasonable offer will be ref need. V. BLOOM, Unssb Theatre Ko.ai, Q-j_i->---jj„eet,



i_o_- ana gonna* ■ -■. LOST, between Vietoria-strwtaiid Mount | Eden Road. Set of Gold Studs and BleeTO | Linkß.—Howard at Mr K. Lawrenoo's, Mount ■ Kden Road, 7 ' Lr_T, in Queen_.eet, or Lome-street, a Greenstone Pendant, attached to Two G old Chain Links,—Finder rewarded by leaving • it at this offles. . - . -,■-.- ~ .... ~-i LOST, oetween Queen-street and __ Choral Hon, a Gold Looket and Chain.— Any person returning lame to this vliloe will bo lewgrited. ' •'■■■.-.. •■■"■■'/'. -;. | . LOST, on 10th November, a Black Retriever, answers to the name ot 'Pilotf -Finder please leave same at Bishop's Store, Franklin Road J any person detaining it Item this date will be prosecute-. . ' ;-.,-,: - -J /VS. KE WARD.—Lost, an Envelop* JL " containing a Promissory -WW-** '«_ payable at the offisse of Messrs Hughes and George.—apply to J; B. Appleby, at 19. N.Z. In surance Buildings. ■' *'* ■ , ■ _____.■—_—__^»--_____| Board ana -..Biaenc-. OAEI) AND REsfoENCE-VaiMhoy for two Gentlemen (single -rooms' Croydon Villa,V-Utcent-Btr-et.- Mrs Fuller.■ *■; ;_ BOAKD' AND RESIDENCE, Devou- . port—A Vacancy for a Single Gentleman. -Apply Mrs Hirst, Vau_h-ll Koad, opposite the new Domain. , BOARD and Residence for two respect able young meiv-Apply to John DU-Jeon. Grooer. Newmarket -■~.., -__—' #10 VERN OR JS KO WNE HQXJU. ■OT HOBaON-STRB-CT. . ?j Board and Lodqinq __ _..3B» por Week Sinolk Room „_,__,_ __'___..—-^* Jflleotorai. . '■SO THE ELECTORS OF EDEN. Gknt_kmbw,— .' 71 At the request of many of the Eleotow «_ Eden, I beg to offer myself as a (J-udiii-te to represent you in the ensuing ParUf.rr.ent. '*'- shall take an early opportunity of addressing yon upon the political questions of tbe day. * Yours faithfully, READER WOOD. iyr R. MOSS will address the Electors of the DI3TRICT OF PARNKLL, at 3 o'clock p.m. at tbe folio wing dates and places >- TUKSDAY, 22nd, «_ the Pamell Hall FRIDAY, 25th, at St. Bepnlohre- School, Upper Bymonds-stroot . TUESDAY, 29th, at Ne wmarkei Hal- ">' _. _ ■•■V;<|v ,-: .■■', Tenaiirs. .-.■■ ■ 'Y'v'i/7*jMP-:'.;, T AXE HIGHWAY DISTRICT/ , Tenders will be received up ttU noon on ■;•■.- SATURDAY, 28th Instant, for the Erection bf a Bridge over Deep Creek, near the residence o. Mr A. Long. ••_"•*,' L_ Plans end speclflcations on view at the rout- Office, Deronport, and Mr Long's residence. - ■jR.MAOKAY.-r"^ ■'.';■ Cbalrroan. November 18,1881. TENDERS for Additions to the school Building at Obaupo will be received by .-'.■■ the Kduoatlon Board. Wyndham street. Auok land, until noon of FR-DAX*. 25th lastani. Plans and sppolfloatton at the; Cffloe ot tbe . Board, and on application to tho Chairman pf the Dlstrlot School Committe.. Oha-po. mo Jo I n E B s, }-~& c. Tenders wiU be reoelved until noon el TUBS- ' DAY. the 22nd inst, for Alteration U> S-OP& |: &0.. in Queen-street. * Plans, Sec, at my office. -' _-.*__„ * W. H. SKINNER, > _ ~,,,,-,.. .... i - Aro-iteotr: '' : rrTo b pi JL -J~E R si Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, November 26th, for the Kreoldon and Completion of a Family Residence, to bo | erected at ltemuera. . -._i____. -jt ■ BDWARD B__RTI.-IY, *' ~:'..,'.; Architect. . m tp 0 BUI L D E.B .S. J. Tenders will be received until noon of . SATURDAY, November2Bth, for |t_e_-fletlMi ,< and Completion of a Villa Residence, to no . erected at Lake Tafcapuna. "" ,_ ;' £ KDVYARD BARTliKr,[_* I ; '...*• ' ... ; ' -' Aiohitscl.l '■ ■ '■'.. m 0 BUI L D E U S Tenders will be received until no**» of WED NESDAY. November 23, 1881, for the Bieotioa and Completion of tbe AUOKLAND SAVINGS BANK. __?_'?-" '/ ' EDWARD EARTLBY.-"- IS Architect. mo B U I h D 15 R .St . Tenders will ho received until noon of SATURDAY. November 28, for the Kreotlon i| (labouronly) of Two Shops inPonsonbr R««<_. Plans; _0.. at the offlea ot the Colonial Insur aneeCe„Bhortlan*_-Btreet. joHt , Bmte^< Calls. ' ''.:,'■.'■,.•[) ;.,.; , ~ G WYNNE'S GOLD MINING CO2 ---..." PANY (LIMTBD). ■< The Dire-tors have this day made a Call (the J ; first) of three-half-pence did) per share on the y7 capital nf the Company, due ord payable to tho Manager, at tie Company's Utßoo, No. 6, New > Zealand Inßura_oe Buildings, Auoklaaa, on o. 3, before WEDNESDAY, December 14, IESJ. .. i JOHN B. iIANDERBON",! n . i Manager," . Auckland, November 15,3881. Oorooration NotioiKi. j '; i., ".:. ~~gl Witt of a v ck h ak b* DRAINAGK NOTIOB. ' TO OWNERS AKD OOCITPIEBSj IX-IOTT« " STRBKT.' ' ; .:7"',,': v*'"' Notice is hereby given to Ownera and Ooim piers of Lands abutting on KLLtorz-fcTBEKT (between Victoria and Welleiley street;! to: Drain their respective Properties into tho Man Drain in oourse ot construction. Tho prosßOt ■~'•> oontroetor will execute the work br arraniis* meat. Failing compliance with tnii notice, the City Council will, under the provisiinw of " The - Municipal Corporation Aot, 1878," and amon^ .. ments thereof, proceed with the work, deemed necessary, at the risk and cost nt owners or , occupiers. :i . P , a. pmLtt^ Town Clerk. Towp Clerk's Offlea, ;■;;.-;•' j,!r :' *' November 16,1881. Auctions- 7 ?s TO-MORROW. - vr| SALE BY AUCTION, 7 AT THE SETTLERS' AUCTION MART, Opposite the STAB Office in Wynduam-streot, . - J. X, JLAMBERT & CO. WILL sell by auction To-morrow, 19th instant, at 3 p.m., 6 oases Broken Assam, ex Stratathro, from " - London i _L '- . ■ --* „: -..;' Maize, Bran, Oats, Oatmeal, Potatoes . ' Bacon, Cheese, and all kinds of Buttler.* Prodnoe. ________ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 3 6 OASES""-" N I 6 N & .''l No Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS , WILL sell by auction at their Stores, Queen-street, on Monday next, Nov. 21, gg CASKS ONIONS, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21. LADIES' AND GBNTS' GOLD SIGNET * RINGS, GOLD WEDDING AND KEEPER RINGa, &C, . &0,, -&C, ■' 1 g£% — i GABRIEL LEWIS - WILL sell at bis Store on the above' data, at 11 o'olock, » , OK(_ LADIBS- AND GKNTS'SIGNKIi* I -00 WEDDING AND KKKPBR RINGS, just reojlved by tho e-u Australia ' Also, ; " _Zn ' -; 1 OABK B_S_RTWARB. Perambula a tors, Hand Basket*, Crad__.Bpo__e and other Baskets. ' lot of Tob-ooonißtß' Sunarie-'., ll < .-^_'' - *j'..^i T OESDAY, .NOVEMBER 22. 6 CASES JHSASONABiE CLOTHING, comprising Men's, -Boys', and Youths Iweed Suite, Coats, Jackets, Tro>.< ''■■ seriii-'Sc„ &c, &c. 15 CASES MEN'S, BOYS', & YOUTHS' BKAZILLiIN MOLES ; giBALES TICKING 1 BALE LACE CURTAINS &c, &c, &o. " E.&; A. ISAACS ■■ HAVE received instructions to ecU .by , iuctlori, at viheir Stores,QdMn-flir.il. oa Tuesday-extj November 22, - v j..,'.". 271-okages of the above. 7 ,: E. '_ A. ISAACS, v Meriihants and Auctioneers , (C^iatiiiued on Fourtti Patre.)