TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWM COKRESPOHDKHT.I

COROMANDEL, this day.

Gb*l.—The lode driven on is making into a splendid body of stone, 18 inches wide. It is running in the proper Tokatea channel of country, and the highly important ques tion of its being the continuation of that celebrated reet will lie settled in a few days, unless something transpires to re tard progress.

NAPIER, tiiis day.

THE "PIRATES OFPENZA.NCE."

After a most successful season, Carey's Opera Company shipped to-day for Auck. land by the Aingarooma.

GOLD RETURNS.

WELLINGTON, Saturday,

The gold returns for the September quar ters of 1881 and 1880 are as follow : — Dis trict of Auckland, 1881, quantity, 14,1330z9, valae £55,785; 1880, quantity 6,'6420z5, value £27,751. Marlborougbj 1881, 1,3780z5, value £4,531 ;.1880, 54ozs, value £186. Nel- Bonjißßl,2j2s4ozs value,£B3l9; 18S0, 8460z5, value £3,206. West Coast,lßSl, 39,1430z5, value £156.437 ; ISBO, S7,63Sozs, value £149,610. Otago, 1881, 26,8020Z3, value £107,715; 1880, 24.4510Z3, value £98,800. Totals, 1881, 83,7100z5. value £332,787; 1880, 69.631025, value £279,554.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. ? ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Mr C. J. Barker, traveller for the Kuipoi Brewery Company, while partially delirious from erysipelas, cut his throat, and is now in a precarious condition.

DUNEDIN, this day.

ONE CENTURY,

Smith, of the Albert Cricket Club, made the first century this cricket season on Saturday.

JEWISH PRESENTATION.

Joel, Retiring President of the Dunedin Jewish congregation, was yesterday pre sented with a handsome salver by members of the congregation. .'. '■:. BIGAMY. At the City Court to-day, Geo. Rowley, arrested in Christchurch for bigamy, was. discharged.

DISTRICT COURT.-This Day.

(Before His Honor Judge Macdonald.)

tSDBFKSDID CASKS.

Brown and Co. v. Matthew Callaghan; olaim £18 6s. principal and interest—Mr Thome for plaintiffs.—The defendant did not appear, and judgment therefore wont for the plaintiffs by default—N.Z. Timber Co. v. John Stewart ana W. B. Fooley; olaim £97 10s 2d. balance ot account for timber supplied. Mr Thco. Cooper for plaintiffs.—ln this cwclalso, judg ment went by default

DEFENDED CAPK9. Goo. Walker and Christian Hi el T. Matthew H. Roe, claim, £68 9s id for work done.—Mr Tyler appeared for the plaintiff., and Mr Theo. Cooper lor the defendant. Tho plaintiff* are sawyen, and the defendant a mill-owner, tor whom they had been working, viz., sawing certain timber. The particulars of demand contained five items, four of which were admit ted as well as part of the remaining Item. This last item was for the sawing of 7,275 feet ot rtmu rails of 6 x i lengtbg. It was alleged in defence, however, that 1,753 feet of tbia timber consisted of rails not oxl, bat smaller, and consequently of no via to the defendant. The plaintiff's claim in respect ot the 4,753 feet was therefore disputed, a set-off was also put In (or £51 12s 9d, which, with other charges, made a total of £65 12s 9d. The difference between this sum and the amount claimed, vis.. £3 6a 3d, had been paid into Court Tho plaintiffs gave evidence in accordance with thU statement They also repudiated the lead- Ing items ot the defendant* Bet off. — Tne defendant deposed that he had required the rails for a tramway, about two miles lons, which he was engaged in making, and that he specified ths lengths of the rails, viz,, 6xl During the luncheon reoesa, the litigants dismissed their differences, and managed to effect an amicable settlement. Consequently, on the Court resuming, Mr Cooper announced that his client had con sented to aooept judgment for £16 5s 3d, inclu-, Blveofthssum paid into Court. To this the plain tiffs had agreed, and judgment was given accordingly. John Cock v. Henry Smith; claim £88 23 Od, detinue.—Mr Laißhley appeared for the plain tin; and Mr B. Williamson for the defendant. The short particulars of this case seemed to be as follow: That the plaintiff in May last left tor Melbourne on a ohort trip, after making pro vision for his wife's maintenance in Auckland until his return; that during his absence she save way to drink, aud disposed of the bulk of the household goods to the defendant, for a sum of £7 6b, -without any authority: and that on her husband's return, he endeavonred, bnt unsuccessfnlly, to obtain tho things back by re-paying the defendant the amount that he had paid for them. As a last resource, he instituted the present proceedings. -Sarah Cook, plaintiff's wife, was the first wit ness called, and deposed that on the 28th or 29th Jane, while she was living in Albert-street, the defendant came to her hotue to bay the furni ture, with the exception of tho carpets, clothing, toys, birds, and her husband's tools. Se pliej her with drink, however, and while she was in B state of inebriety, he disregarded her instruc tions altogether, removing everything from the house except some wet clothing and one blrda The cost of the articles, for which she received & 6i, was £86 2a—The witness was cross-exam ined at some length with respect to the various ■Jtena la the inventory ot the detained goods. ..:■: . <Left Bitting.) \\

R.M. COURT.—Saturday.

(Before J. B. Maedonald, Esq., E.M.) '■* Hasi v. Kvi-NB.—Mr Theo. Cooper for plain tiff; Mr a Hesketh for defendant.—His Worahip, delivered judgment in this oase on Saturday morning, deciding that the defendant had no right to retake the goods, the subject matter of the action, and the plaintiff was therefore entitled to recover.—Judgment for the plaintiff for the aum of £20; coats, £6 3&

POLICE COURT —This day.

(Before J. K. Maodonald, Esq., R.M.)

Inebbiatks. — Six porgong were punished for drunkenness. George Reed, a seaman, third offence, was ordered to prison for Beven day*. MIOBACL and Betsy.— Miohaol and Eliza beth Faxin were charged with drunkenness and disorderly oondnot. Michael said he took a drop and it knocked him over; Betsy said it was' her husband's fault, she did not tempt him.—los And costs. { Wohdhbfot. and Wild.—John Howes was Charged with drunkenness, with assaulting Con stable Bowman, and destroying a portion of his uniform.—Prisoner pleaded guilty to all the charges.—Sergeant Gamble gave particulars of the case, which were of a very base description. It took two constables and a civilian to capture the prisoner, who was a powerful man and a butoher.—Prisoner said he was extremely sorry. It was the drink, which had a wonderful effect upon his brain.—His Worship commented upon the offences, and imposed fines, damage and oasts amounting to £3 lit, or three weeks' imprisonment. Indeohnt Lanquage.—JjOuls Kahu was charged with using indecent language on Satur day nighc in Queen-street.—Sergeant Gamble ■aid the prisoner was walking np and down Qaeen-Btreec on Saturday evening, using the most disgusting language.—Constable Bowman gave a BUOdnct account of prironer's language and conduct, and begging for money.—Prisoner said he was a. " f arrener, a Dutchman,and did not understand Knaliah. (Laughter. |—Sergeant Moßunn gave evidence. The prisoner started from the Waverley HoteL—Prisoner said he was deaf,- and knew nothing of it, but it his Worship would let him off he would leave the Court. Had never been in •■ ohokfly" sinoe he left the Netherlands —Fined 40s and costs.

Fighting.—A boy named Oeorge Coopar was charged with fighting and swearing last night in Qtwwn-otreet—Prisoner.a mere youth.pleaded guilty.—Sergeant Gamble stated the case. The case was a very gross one for so young a prisoner.-(Here the boy began to laugh.) He then said that a boy named Smith bad been haunting him, and he gave him a lift tinder tbe ear. He lost his coat. If His Worship would let him off he would start for the Great Barrier at once.-- Fined 40s, or seven days.

Starving in thb Stbebt.—William Mldale ton, a boy of ten years, was charged with being a neglected and destitute ohild wiibin the mean ing of the Act. Thß little boy was found by Doteotive Jeffery sitting; on a door-step crying for food. He was at once taken to the station, and fed by Constable Mcuonnoii, and his ravenous manner of eating was an evidence of the truth of his story. It was stated that the Soor boy had formerly been an inmate of the In uatriaf Home, but was taken out by his mother, who was living with a man, not her husband, her real spouse being a man of dissipated habits, who had deserted her and her ohild .—Sergeant Gamble applied for an order to eend the boy to the Industrial School. He was ninn years of age,—The mother of the boy said she took him out of the school, andhe ran away.—His Worehip asked tho mother what she wanted with the boy.—She replied she wishea him to be placed on the training ship. She' would assist in sup porting him.-Ordered to the Training School for six years, to b& brought up in the faith of the Churoh of England. . ... Hknby Palmb3.—The oharge agalnat this man with having no vißible means, etc.. was withdrawn, the prisoner having gone to work., This was all the business.

An Illinois paper asserted that " there is bie jackass in oar State Legislature," and tof .<re noon of the day on which the item was published, the editor received a note from every member of the House, including the Speaker, telling him to retract or look out for a libel suit, each member regardirg it as a personal bit. The man alluded to was in the Senate. The majority "of the Christchurch Indus* trial Association Committee, including the President, have resigned, owing to the vote of censnre passed] upon them for sending a favourable reply to Messrs Joubert and Twopenny. They have now formad them selves into a committee to secure a good dis play of New Zealand products at the Exhi> bition. In Cincinnati, just as a wedding was taking place, a Newfoundland dog that be longed to the groom came in and stretched himself out in the middle aisle, just behind the bridal party. When the ceremony ■was concluded the bride turned around •quickly and unconsciously stepped on the dog.. The poor thing was buried next day by its kind master (the dog,not the brids.)

THE TROUBLE ON WAIMATE PLAINS.

(BY TELKQEiPH.—SPECIAL CORRES.

PONDEIiT,)

MANAIA, this day. VOLUNTEER MUSTER.

The muster of volunteers, foot and horae, was a most successful demonstration, and the embryo soldiers went through their drill as well as can be expected. Great enthusiasm is shown in the district, and a great wish is shown that the difficulty should now be. finally settled., TITOKIOWARU APPROVES THEIR APPEARANCE. Titokowaru was present and inspected the troopers with a critical eyo~the .only one he has; He has been here many times, and always drinks intoxicating liquor, ituii in consequence, it is supposed, he has accepted the propositions of Sir W.Fox Major Stapp was present,and the Defence Minister is ex pected.

Your correspondent will follow in the tide of agitation.

TITOKOWARU PROTESTS THAT HE

IS A MA.N OF PEACE,

As your correspondent Writes, Titokowaru sits by his Bide, and the landlord of the hotel is in attendance, litokowaru dis avows in a most emphatic manner any threats, and the landlord says that the chief has never been intemperate in his hotel. The report, therefore, that Titoko waru made these threats, spoken of in cer tain papers, under the influence Of drink, is without foundation, and the threats are also repudiated.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

HOW TE WHITI RECEIVED THE

PROCLAMATION.

On Saturday Mr Butler (Mr Bryce's private secretary) and Mr Carrington pro ceeded to Parihaka. and had an interview with Te Whiti. They took with them copies of the proclamation, which was read to Te Whiti andhis people. Te Whiti ap peared to be utterly careless, and merely re marked that he had heard the contents .of the proclamation before. The natives did not appear to be influenced by the proclamation, nor were they excited by what it contained. The proclamation was read at Msnaia by Captain Gudgeon and Major Stapp to Titokown.ru and some of bis people. Titokowaru treated it with ridicule.

Mr Bryce arrived at Pungsrehu at noon yesterday, and was engaged in close con sultation for several hours with Colonel Roberts.

The proclamation, translated into Ma/>ri, was distributed yesterday at Parihaka amongst the natives.

Official Report on the Beading of the Proclamation.

"WELLINGTON, this day.

The Government have received a telegram stating that Mr Butler (Mr Bryce's private secretary) had an interview with Te Whiti and Tohu, and in the presence of 150 natives read the proclamation. When he got to the last paragraph, which cautioned all Maoris to leave Te Whiti if he did not submit, Te Whiti said, "That is enough read. No more," In asswer to a question Te Whiti said he had no word to fond or noth ing to say beyond what he had already said. It ia stated that he looked anxious and careworn.

SCINTILLATIONS.

" Be brief, lor it is with words as with tun beams ; the more they are condensed the deeper they burn."—Sodthey.

Last year England imported 783,714,720 eggs. A moderate gale travels at the rate of 16 feet in a second.

There were 476 births and 175 deaths in the colony during the month of September. The postal revenue of the colony, for the quarter ended September 30th, was £37,322 16s lOd; against £34,227 17a 3d, for the corresponding quarter of 1680. Venus, Mars, and Jupiter compare in size as a pea, a pin head, and an orange. Every printer is a galley slave. Yes, and his wife is the gal he slaves for. Maoris hare grown bananas successfully on Mayer Island, Bay of JPienty. From the Ist November, a goods train with passenger car attached will leave Auckland daily at 11 a.m., reaching Hen derson at noon, and returning to Auckland at 2.56 p.m. ■ a youn({ lady of two-ond-twenty years refused to wed a man of fifty, saying that he was neither one thing or another. He was too.old for a husband, and too young to hold any bope of immediate widowhood. Mr W. Head, brother of the Grahamstown timber merchant of that name, fell from a timber shed yesterday, and lay insensible for some time. It was at first feared that his spine was injured, but he is now re covering. A petition to the Mayor of Parnell, ask iag him to convene a public meeting to con sider the question of water supply, is in coarse of signature. Merk, a Christchurch tailor, has been committed for trial for receiving two-and-a half yards of stolen tweed. Melinda cannot see why a certain captain should always want to hug the shore when there are so many good-looking girls on his excursion boat.

The Christchurch Corn Exchange, has decided to support only these candidates who are in favour of lowering the railway tariff and the appointment of a Minister of Agriculture, at the approaching elections. The amount of common salt in the sea is estimated to be about five times the bulk of the Alps.

Difficulties having arisen Id connection with Mr C. Wright's contract for the new Opera House, it has been re-let by [Mr Abbott, to Messrs Jones and Pollard, whose tender was £72 higher than the successful one.

The thermometer, plunged Into the snow to the depth of four inches, will mark nine degrees more heat than at the surface, ...•■.- .

By six qualities a foolish woman may be known —anger without cause, speech with out profit, change without motive, inquiry without an object, putting trust in a stranger, and wanting capacity to discrimi nate between a friend and a foe.

In ordinary breathing a man's cheat takes in at one breath about twenty cubic inches of air, the balk of a full sized orange. Mr H. Meachem, organist of the Grahams town Wesleyan Church and school, was presented with r gold albert chain on Friday, by the trustees of the church and teachers of the school.

" Too much shirt front and too little young man." That's what's the matter with oar fashionable society. " Wood is the thing after all," as the old man said when the mad dog bit a large splinter out of his wooden leg and got choked with it.

Spoffortb, the demon bowler, was throws from his horse at Cassilis the other day. His jaw was dislocated, the side of his face severely injured, and a bone In his wrist broken. . ~•'■.:•

A lot of Boston girls are going West in a bunch to get married. Poor boys! when you all skipped to the plains we thought you .would be safe; but, alas 1 they're op, the trail.—" Detroit Chaff."

It is hard to tell which is the more ridiculous, the young fool or the o'd fool; but the old fool has this advantage: he will never be a young.fool, whereas the young fool may some day be an old fool. When you are told a story, my son, never remark, ?.' That isn't the way I heard It," etc. Don't you know that slories are told to give pleasure to the teller, and not to the hearer?

The railway traffic returns for the month ended Sept. 17 show a revenne of £14,223 Us 2d for the North luland,and £43,096 15s lid for the Middle Island. The per centage of revenue to date is: North Island, 67*93; South Island, 5666.

Faure's electric box of stored energy must resemble a little black-eyed woman, the chief difference being that tho force in the box can be controlled.

Mr Isaacs, storekeeper of Cambridge, has been fined £5 and costs for allowing liquor to be sold to natives in his new store at Oxford. . . .

Carey's opera troupe will not arrive in Auckland until Wednesday, owing to the detention of the Kingarooma. Huston and wife, charged with arson at Ashburton, have been acquitted. The black cloth coat and scarf pin, which were in the possession of the police on Saturday, proved to be Mr M. Gallagher's property. They had been pawned by Cfosaley, who was sent to gaol last week. The Key. Father Heneberry, at Creswick, Victoria, recently gave the origin of danc ing, as follows : " When the devil was cast out of Heaven, he drqpped right down into Hell, but the paving stones being too hot for his feet, he commenced to hop and skip about quite lively .(whence originated the phrase,.'dance like'the devil,'), and ever since his imps have danced jigs, polkas, and quadrilles,"

CORRESPONDENCE.

THEODORE BROWN'S £10,000 SWEEP.

{To the Editor.)

Sih,—lamthe owner of a ticket la tola sweep stake, and being a poor man am getting rather anxious about my money. Mr Brown's last sweepßtake was drawn privately, a Hat of win ning numbers being published the following day la tha local papers, and this, so far aa I have bean able to find out. ended the matter, because although.as I have sald.the list of winning num bers was publicly annoanoed, yet strange to say, I never heard of anyone holding any such Winning numberß, Ido not say this by way of insinuation, but merely to show that It would be more satisfactory if the names aa well as the numbers were printed. I aßk Mr Brown, to draw this £10,000 sweepstake in. as publlo a manner aa Mr Abbott did, There is- noth ing in tho world to prevent Mr Brown, if he is allowed to do it privately, to advertise the winning numbers ana retain them himself. I do not for one moment insinuate that he wonld do so, but only point ont how easily it might be done, in order to show that the only guarantee to the subscribers ia a publlo drawing. Then, again, the new Lotteries Act will be in force in about a week, when Mr Brown might, if ho ohose; be able to plead |that the law will not permit him to draw it. A very larga number of the working olaaaea hold ticketa in Mr Brown's sweep who cannot like myself nfford to lose their money. lam not acousine Mr Brown of any attempt to defraud. I only Bay that private drawing like hia last,will certainly not be satisfactory, and I request Mr Brown to draw the sweepatake publicly and before the 31s« instant, or it will be too late. I am &c, WorjcinO Man.

[We agree1 with oar correspondent that the drawing Bhould to in the presenoe of tha sub scribers and under the direction of a committee appointed by them.—Kd. U.S.]

SUNDAY OPENING OF THE MUSEUM.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—The weakness of Mr Bout's position is manifest in the first sentence of his letter, He admits that no verse in the Now Testa ment distinctly teaches a change from the seventh to the first, unless, unless, what? unless Jno. xx. 1. may be an inference, Mow inferential evidence is not the beat; bnt a may be inference never can have any weight before any tribunal deserving the name. " The first day of the week coraeth Mary Magdalene unto the sepulchre." This is Mr Rout's evidence of the change; if the New Testament distinctly teaches a change. But it does not require much per ception to see that this passage is utterly void of any evidence on the subject what ever. If there is no distinct evidence for the change, why docs he and Christians generally attach so much importance to it 7 Mr Rout, feeling the weakness of his position changes his front, and contends for one day in seven. He fares no better with Acts 20c. 7v, There the disciples met to break bread, and I suppose all Christians should do this; but this appears to have taken place at the close of the day, and after the usual working hours, for the sermon continued till midnight Let Mr Bout and bis fellow disciples attend to this ; he is at liberty to do this, or to leave it undone. Let him grant the same liberty to the public with reference to "the Museum. He admits that the thinking working man is suffi ciently enlightened to know whether he should go or not; why then cannot he trust them with the liberty to do as they think about it, But Mr Rout's bigotry blinds him, and if he persists in shutting the public Museum from the public on Sundays, ho need not be surprised if some day they agitate for the shutting up of dissenting chapels. With reference to this subject Paul says : " Let •no man' judge you" ; C01..2nd c. 16th v. This includes Mr Rout. He says: " I judge you have no business in the Museum on the Sabbath," and, like an " Act of Par liament Christian" says, " I will make a law to keep_ you out." With reference to the suggestion that my name should appear, it is not essential to the point Xam not, like Mr Rout, attacking anyone, but being on the defence I must insist upon remaining behind my shield.—Yonrs, &c, Anti-Cant.

PETTY TYRANNY IN FIJI.

(To the Editor.) Levtjka, October 13. Sib,—To give you an idea of the manner in which justice is administered iv " a Crown colony of a severe type," I draw your atten tion to the following incident which occurred on the 11th inut;, during the persecution for contempt in the Supreme Court of Fiji against the publisher of the Fiji "Times."

The circumstance is not noted in the local paper for the following reason :—At the conclusion of the day's proceedings the Chief Justice placed the report of the Go vernment shorthand writer—who was present for the special occasion—a thing which had never before occurred—at the disposal of the Editor of the local journal. The offer was readily accepted, so that there might be no possibility of cavil as to the absolute correct* ness of the report. The Government shorthand writer very carefully omitted all ■notice of this incident, and therefore I have taken the trouble to obtain it from the notes of the " Times" reporter. This is what I refer to :— When it was stated that the warning to claimants, to the effect tout their appeal, unless sustained, would of necessity revoke any ex gratia grant for* merly allowed to them, the lion. Colonial Secretary, a member of the Lands Appeal Court, who had the utter bad taste to sit on the Bench during the hearing of a case which virtually placed that Court upon its defence, stated that the object of the warning was not to intimidate claimants from prosecuting appeals, but it was nothing more than a j>iece of friendly cautionary advice. This sounded to Mr Parr so absolutely absurd that, knowing as he did the effect of this implied) threat, he could not repress a smile. Upon which, the Chief Justice (Sir John Gorrie) observing it, cried out, " Mr Sheriff, I see a man laughing in the Court. If he does so agaiD, turn him out, I refer to Mr Parr. Keep your eye on him." The query that suggested itself to my mind was, " Who ought to have been put upon r his trial for bringing the administration of justice into contempt?"—^enclose my card, and am, your obedient servant, Fiat Justitxa Ktjat CtEiraji.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE ALACRITY.

Advices have been received from Levuka this morning, notifying that Lieutenant Phillips and two seamen of H.M, surveying schooner, Alacrity, were drowned on Sept. 6, through the capsizing of a boat. They, with two other seamen, had been ont all day engaged in surveying near the island of Yedua, and when returning to the vessel in jibing, the boat capsized. Lieutenant Phillips and two of the men who could swim well left the boat and struck out for the reef, but from some unknown cause Lieu tenant Phillips failed to reach, the reef, and was drowned. It is thought he was seized by a shark. The other two seamen reached the reef safely, and the two men who were left in the boat clang to it for some time, bat were unfortunately washed off and drowned. The bodies -were not recovered, and it was two days before the boat could be found. The Alacrity Was at Nanana on the 17th September.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

October 2i. Sank Of N.Z.-J321; rollers, JJ3l2s 6d National Bank—Sellers, 83a Colonial Bank—Sellers, 48a Gd N.Z. lnsuranea-80s; sellers, 82s S.B. Insurance—Sellers, 60s Union Insurance—Buyers. 23s 6d ' Anokland Gas-Sellers, i6lO 23 6d Thames Gas—Sellers, 28s Union Sash and Door Co.—Bayers, £7 Es N Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 S3 Tfiupiri Coal—Buyers, 10s ■ Northern S.S. Co.-Boliers 12s to (ex div.) Moanatalari—Sellers, 15a Alburnia—Sellers, 19a Caledonian—Buyers, 8s 6d; sellers, 103 Kuronul Hill—Sellers, its Tokatea—loa: buyers, 15a "Waitekauri (No. 3)— Sellers, 21s Sucobßs( w auekauri)— Buyers, 3s 6d; sollora.la Moonstone—Zs 1d; sellers, 2a 3d Weloome—Buyers, 2s JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

Education in England,since the Elemen tary Educational Act of 1870 was enforced, has accomplished very satisfactory results. In 1869 the schools under Government in spection only, accommodated 1,755,944, while they now provide for 4,240,753 chil dren. The' average attendance has risen from 1,152,389 in 1870 to 2,750,916 in 1880, and the suppott by the Government in creased to £2,120,000 in 1880. The system is, however, far from perfect yet, as a vast number of children, on attaining the age of ten years, are withdrawn from the schools ; and it is proposed to extend the term of compulsory attendance at least two years. In the salaries of school teachers there has also been a gratifying increase. Ten years ago the average yearly salary of a certificated master was £96, but- is now £100. Lady teachers' salaries have increased from £58 in 1870 to £75 in 1880, and, as a con sequence, the number of the latter has largely increased, until the proportions now are 63 per cent, of the total number em ployed,

THE AUCKLAIND EVENING STAR. MONDAY, OCTOBER 24.



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ANTED, the Ladies to oome and see the Fresh Bargains, including the Laco Curtains for ia ild, at UamplerU - WANTED, o (Smart Boy for the country (about 11).— Apply to JR. Hlndley, at. Mary'a Store. College Road. AN'I'ED, a Nursery Governess for Tanranga; references required.—Apply to Mra N. Levy, WellOßley-Dtreet, between 10 and 12. WANTED, a Boy between 15 and 17 for the Drapery.—Address 'Draper,' this offloe. ANTED, Servant for a small family In Waikato: very comfortable home.— Apply Mrs Vaile, Tho Avenue, Karangahape Road. \j\f ANTED, Apprentices. Employment V T can always be obtained by intelligent girls.—Young Bros., Boot Upper Factory, Dur ham-atroet Moat, next Queen-atroet. WANTED, Man and a Uoy for a station; must both be able to milk and shear (preferred).—Apply R. Udy, Mount Eden. WANTED, Miss Fanny Lyster to Know that a Returned Dead letter, written by " Cecil," can be had on application at this offloe. ; WANTED, Beveral good Coat Hands.— Nell Campball, Tailor, Queen-atreet. a Good General Servant.— Apply to Mrg J. M. Lennox, Remuera. ANTED, the Ladies to come and see tho Fresh Bargains, inoludlng the Ladles' Stays for 3a 6d, at Damplert. W "AN TED, a Strong Girl to make herself generally useful.—Apply Mra Gulliver, next Sootoh Ohuroh, Ponsonby. Y^'f ANTED, a First-class Plumber, Tin- TV smith, Zino Worker, and Brass FlnUher. —Branaton and Forster. Albert-Street. WaKI-D, a Bricklayer to Buila Two Chimneys.-Apply to H. Pnrtlngton, Stiohbnry'a Bnlldlngg, Qneen-Btreet W ANTED, Bushman capable of taking small contracts.—Apply New Zealand Timber Company (Limited). WANTED, two Servants for Thames (hotel). Housemaid and Kltohenmaid.— Apply directly to Servauta* Registry, Y.W. Institute. WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good plain oook.—Apply to Mrs Bartoa Ireland. Yarborongh House, Parnoll. WANTED, four Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Apply Mlbscb Gllmore and Logan, Dressmakers, Pitt-street, next Mr Offer. WAN TED, Tenders for Varnishing and Papering Houso and Shop, oorner Vic toria and Nelson streets (next Cotter's),— Apply Oa tlio premlßoa. WAinTKD, aJKoom with use of kitchen, in a small family,—Address ' Kitchen,' this ofllco, WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, Young Girl, 12 to 14. for Matakana; wages, 6a. W ANTED, first-class Shopman for Butcher's Shop: married man preferred. —Apply to A.8.; this offloe. WANTED KNOWN, that the Auck land Timber Co. (Limited) have a quan tity of Freight for Lyttelton. WANTED, by a worKing man, a re speotable Woman, from 40 to '15 years of age. to take charge of home and family; must be sober; drunkards need not apply.— Address T. Preston. Blake-street. Newton Road | WANTED, a number of empty one gallon kerosene tins, olean and in good condition.—J. O. Clough. Grey-street Junction. WANTED, a Boy about 14; must bo able to milk.—Apply to Mr Handle, at K. Porter _ Co's, Queen-street, from 9to 10 _m. ANTED to Sell, Large Empty Cases, firewood prioes; do for fenoen. out houses, &c—Hancnard, Importer, Queen-street, i next VVaitemata Hotel. WANTKD, Purchasers for 50 Boxes Finest American Apples: best In the market; prime condition.—C. Major, Queen atreat Wharf. ' WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Ladies' Camisoles for 2a 9d, at Sampler's. WANTED, by a.gentleman, a comfort* able furnished Bedroom and Bath, near Post-office.— Address "CM,," office Kyininq Star. W7ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, young Girl, 15 or 18, to assist (North Shore); wages, 6a to 83. WANTED to Sell, a laigo Greyhound Dosr, two years old,—Apply to G. W. Smith. Jermyn-etreet. WANTED KNOWN-Triramed Hats and Bonnets, Flowers, Sec, cheaper than over, A largo assortment to choose from. —Mra W. H. Whitehead. Milliner. Newton. ANTED to Let, at North Shore, two Unfurnished Rooms; splendid view.— For address apply at this offloe. WANTED to Purchase, a really good yonng, sound, and staunch Draught Horse: one that can shaft heavy loa—».—W. Crowthor, Victoria-street. XI7"ANTED KNOWN that tho Victorian V T Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on Ist page, 2nd column. IX7 ANTED, engagement to or at the IT Islands, by an educated and thoroughly good Praotlcal Man.-Address "8.H," F. G. Bwlngton. , WANTED, Purchasers of Grains.— Apply Captain Cook Brewery. WANTED KNOWN —That the Auckland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufaotnrers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and despatch.—Workes Custom-house-street West. WANTED KNOWN-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLUtTA TION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at bamplort Branch Store In the Market. Be in time. WANTED KNOWN.—Last Week for Selling Off CHEAP CUTLERY. Pre mlßQS Let.—Thomas Samuel 219, Queen-street. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darßy-streets, Female Servant (Dargaville); wages, Us. » WANTED KHUfffl-Tnat tne «ew Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at tho very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. ANTED KNOWN—That Mrs HAD lot has Removed her Business to Hobson-street, next to Gibbon's grocery store. A varied assortment of Pinafores, Hats, Under clothing, and a large quantity ol Indian Em broidery, just arrived. ■ WANTED, Tenders for Building a Four - roomed • Cottage. Plans and specifications to be seen from 7 p.m. on 21st to 25th inst, at Mr Lambourne's Store, Karanga hape Road. Newton. . WANTED, Ladies who have not yet purchased their Summer Dresses, Millinery, and Flohue, to Bee T. MoMaster'a New Stock. ____________________ WANTED KNOWN—Hats, Feathers, Dress Pieces, Lustres. Stook ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest Houae in Town.—G. Carter. Vlotoria-street. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.—D. F. Kvsns, Estate Agent, nest "Herald," Queen-atreet. . WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Black Silk tor 2s 6d, at Dampier's. Aw TED KNOWN—Weekly Sup. piles Freßh Butter and Eggs.—Hendry fc Whitley, No. 1, Queen-Btrect. WANTED KNOWN, tnat you can Dreea well for a small weekly payment by golnntto Munro and Milligan. see advertise ment on front page. WANTED, orders tor our famous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 65s suits. Overcoate from 40s. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips", Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street. 'ANTED KM OWN—That Chas. Burton and Co., High-street, have for sale—Potatoes (good), £3 10a per ton; Sydney Oranges, Maize, Oats and Bran, ohoice Baoon and dams, - Canterbury and Wairoa Cheese, American Brooms, Salmon, Sardines, Marmal ade, etc., etc. • W "ANTED, the Public of Ponsonby to call and Inspect our Stock of Firewood, Coal, Shingles, Pottery, Fencing Materials, and Garden Shells,—Burchell Bros,, next Brown's Grocery, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Black Satin for 3s 6d the yard, at Dampier'n. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see> the Fresh Bargains, including Japanese Silk (different colours) for Is 6d, at Dampier's. WANTED to Sell, a Small Harmonium, by Alexandra; price, £8. Also, New and Second-hand Pianos and Harmoniums let on hire on the new system—the hire to go towards the purchase of the instrument, or for aDy other. —Webb's Music Saloon, Wellcßley-street. TTTANTED, the Public to Read my T T Advertisement on Front Page of STAB, JOHN LOW, American Portrait Booms, ;;,. 13, Grey-street, ■ .



Wanted. ANTED KNOW,, that Erofessok Oailm au will open another Elementary Singing Class in the Chrlatlana' Meeting House. Cook-Btreet, oa Tukbday, November lat, at 7.30 cm. Terms: Ladles, 6s; Gents, 10s 6d per Quarter, in advance. Names received in the Hall on the opening night. No new pupila re ceived alter the aeoond lesson.,. The Professor will also open a Singing Class in Newton about the same date. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, .including Black Felt Slippers for Is Od, at Dampler s. ANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders in the trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patchea pot on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abororombio- Btreet, fourth shop from Symonds-streot. WAHTJSD KJNOWix, mac D. Golcne is prepared to sell oil kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albort-Btroeti near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under covor.la better than that purohaßed elsewhere \Jtr ANTED KNOWN.that Mrs Wallers, TV of Hobaon-street, is now shewing the LATEST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladles will do well to coll and see her recherche stock before purchasing. Ladles' Dress Caps. All Goods marked at Lowest Prloea. WANTED KNOWN — Duty Free Goodß. — Tho New Drapery House 18 NOW OPEN. Don't buy till you have seen the New Stookof Dress Goods. Prints, from 4id; Galateas, from 4}d. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under clothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A good atook of Ladles' and Children's Costumes, Pinafores, Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, &o. —Notb.—l shall give the Full Benefit of ail Duty Free Goods. A Circular will bo sent out In a few days.—Brighton House, corner of Groy and Pitt-streets. J. Randell. ' WANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. beg to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the premises lately ooonpied by Madame Bottenolli, opposite MoArthur and Co.'s Warehouse. Having: re ceived large addition to their well-selected Stook, each department will bo found replete with the Latest Novelties—Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laces, real and Imitation. Ladles would do well to give us an early call. No trouble to shew goods. Special attontion Is called to a lot of Spring Jaokcta, in light colours, selling at a great eacrlflce.—Donne, Hall and Co. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Turkey Twill for 6d the yard, at Dampier'B. WANTED, the Public to Inspect H. Walte's stook ot Baths, Toilet Cans, Slop Pails, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder, .Inneot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, &0., fco. H. Waite having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest maohi nery, is now able to keep a large Btook of the above on band, and as everything is oommanoed and finished on the premises, he can sell lower than any other manufacturer In the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waite, Wholoaale and Retail Tinsmith; Iron and Zino-worker, next old Police Station, High street. WANTED KNOWN-Goodson's London Arcade is acknowledged to be the largest and moat magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; in ita arrangement, it stands unique (Imitating cone). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. It is considered unnecessary to enumerate the varied classes of goods displayed, it being now an established faot that the Novelty Depot and Koonomioal Emporium of Auokland is tho London Aiicude, 118, Queen and Yiotorla-etreets. Inspection invited, irres pective of purohoses boing made. See the Flvo Splendid windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Gre»tly Beduoed Prioes I* and "Alarming Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office: 68, St. Mary Axe. WANTED, tha Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including the fashionable Ombre Ribbon for 8d the yard, at Dampiera WANTED KNOWN—Our past effort tO BUDPIy A GOOD AHTIOLK AT AIHSASON abIis profit has been so far soccessf n\ that we have been compelled to enlarge our premises by adding the adjoining Shop. As these extensive alterations are now completed, we are prepared to offer our Stock of Spring Drapery, as a rule,' at less than nsual Queen-street prices. The newest things In Prints, Sateens, &0., from 3}d y»rd (duly off); Washing Pompadours from 4jd (30 patterns to choose from): Calicoes, 3d yard; Hollands. 6d (duty off). The Cheapest Dress Materials'^ Town. Drees Beiges from *Jd yard. A splendid variety of Straw Hats, &c, from Did; Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, 3s lid pair. Un equalled value in Corsets. Bkb our thrbb large windows. Comparison invited.— SMITH'S Cheap Drapery warehouse, 300 and 302, Upper Quoon-streot (opposite Army and Navy Hotel). WANTED KNOWN.—Specialties at J. Green's:—2oo pairs Best-quality Two button Kid Gloves, dark colour, size 6 to 7, at 2s the pair, worth 3a: Men's Windsor Soarves, 6d each ; Men's Burllngtons, Is, worth 2a; Sewed Muslin, 5d yd, sJto six inches wide at Is yd. best value in town; Boys' and Girls' Rush Hats, 6d to 9d; Cream Net for hats and soarree, 8d yd: Muslin Worked Soarves, 9d ; Spoon Busks, 6d andfld; Stays,withapoonbuakfl,2slid; Double Ruffle, lid yd, very good value: Jersey Gloves, Is pair; Picture Handkerchiefs, lid and 2d; Boys' Galatea Hats, 8d; Boys' Reform Dux Collars, 8d box; Large White Handkerchiefs, id; Ladles' Fashionable Coloured Stockings in car dinal, wine, prune, &c lOd pair; Mons Socks, 3£d; Ladies' Collarets, 7d to Is 3d; Cream-corded Silk Ribbon, 4d to 6d yd: Ladies' NUtht-Dresseg, 3s 9d to 7fi; Embroidered Tuoked Petticoating, Is yd; Clarke's Reels, la 0d doz; 60yds Silk Reels, 2d each, or assorted for dressmakers. Is 6d doz: Calico at reduoed prioes.—J, Green, 85, Victoria-street. ■ nr\O Master Bakers.—Wanted, a situation A by an experienced Bread and Biscuit Baker.—Address "Baker." Star office. (^UOK AND LAUJNUKESS wanted; J wages, Us per week.—Apply, before one or after five, to Mrs Bull, Mount Eden, near Smith's "bus office. , 1%/rKDICAL PRACTITIONERS. An additional Surgeon will be required by the Good Intent Lodge of Oddfellows. Duties will oommenoD on lat January, 1882. Applica tions will be received by tho undersigned till MONDAY, October 21, 1881. For farther in formation apply to J. P. HORNER, Chairman, Cook-Btreet. rrfo MEux cA L MEN. Wanted, for a Country Township, a Duly Qualified Practitioner; married man preferred. Practice now worth £500 a-year, and capable of being largely increased. Value ot Societies at present, £186 a-year.—Apoly Box S3, Post-office, Auokland. Meetings. TjiDEN LODGE, No. 1530, E.C. The regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodge will be hold In tho Maaonio Hall, Karan gabapu Road. TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVEN ING, at 7.50 o'clock. By order of the W.M. HENRY CHAPMAN, P.M., Secretary. /CRICKET SEASON, IBBlw2. A Meeting of Secretaries and Captains of the various Clubs in City and Suburbs will be held at the Thames Hotol, on TUESDAY, 25th lnst., at T.m p.m. Business': To arrange programmes for the season. (Signed) PERCY BUTLER, 800. W.E.O.C. CHAS. MoCORMACK, Bflo. A.U.C.C. W. H. VKREKER BINDON. . ■ Sco, A.C.C. OTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL COM. PANY (LIMITED). The Annual Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held In the Public Hall, Otahnhu. on WEDNESDAY, the 36th day Of October, 1881. at 8 p.m. • Business: To receive the Annual Heport and Balanoa-ehcet, to eleot two Direc tors, Auditor, &o. Messrs. J.- Hall and 8. Luke are the »«^ *g°*«ft. , . if. X, JfAJjJuWJSLLf, October 10,1881. Secretary. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notloe la hereby given that the Half-yearly General MeetlngoC the Proprietors of this Bonk will be held in the Banking House, In Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the 26th day of Ootober next, at noon, for the purpose of receiving the. Report of the Directors tor tho Half-year ending 80th instant, the Bleotion ot Two Directors, and for any other business that may be brought before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auokland, September 17,1881. "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books of this Bank will be Closed from TUESDAY, the 11th, to WEDNES DAY, 26th October, both daya Inclusive. By order of the Board of Directors. V.L. MURDOCH, General Manager, TT is hereby notified that John Logan Campbell and Geobqh Euro ox hk Owen hare given the necessary notice that they are Candidates for vacant seats at the Board of Direotors. Bth Ootober, 1881. BONSONBY HALL, A FANCY DRESS BALL will take place on TUESDAY, the Bth November, 1881, at the Hall. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Gentleman's Ticket, 10s 6d; Ladies' Ticket, 5s each; obtained from Committee and Secretary. ByOrder> , D.F.BVANS. : Hon. Sec. p-iAIO *1000 LENT on Building 3&JL" Society principles, or on other terms 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 Finanoiel AconJ, Vulcan Lane.



• Personal. DA.L.— Letter at the General Post* • office for you.—l.C. . . To Ijet. TO LET, an Eighiroomed House, in i v KOod "I"-1' (detached); gas and water laid on; moderate rent if taken (or a term.— James Reid, Bderi Terrace, top of Symonds street, mo LET, a dew Shop, corner Napior i!r-i,- an'\Hel)burn Btr«stß. Rent moderate.- Applj- on the premises. nno LET, Good. Shop and premises, in J- first-class position, nearly opposite Tonk'a Mart, Queen-Btreet; immediate possession.— P'i P. Evans, BBtate Agent, Queen-street next "Herald" fTIO LET, an 8-roomed House in Scar. .1 borough Terrace In thorough ropalr.— Connell and Cooper, Solloitora, Vulcan Lane. TO LET, at Fonsonby, a Cottage with garden; pleasantly situated; earner ot Dedwood Terrace and Melford-street,—Apply to J. Swales. Dedwood Terraoe. TO LET, 6h Lease or Weekly Rental, three Houses and two acres of Land, in the Township of Hamilton, known as Jackson's Boarding Home; eafsy rent to a good tenant.— For particulars, apply to J. Cf. Jackson, Car penter, Upper Pitt-street, Newton. A O LET, in that rapidly rising suburban district, Ponsonby, those superior Business Promises, now in course of oompletion, direotly opposite All Saints' Church, Ponsonby Road, suitable for an? business (butcher exoepted). There is a splendid opening for an enterprising man. The position la flrst-claes, and rent easy. —Full particulars from Mr Gray, at the build ings: or I). F. Evans, Estate Agent, next " Herald," Qneen-Btreet. DRAPER'S SHOP to Let, in the beat part Of Newton, at present occupied by Mr A. O. Btephenson, Draper.—Apply J. B. Hoyes, Qrooar. Newton. For eaie. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE—WeII-built Villa Residence, 0 rooms, 2 allotments, George-street, Ponsonby; quite new; price, £325.-8. K. Hughes, jußr., Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. lilOK SALE, in Fonsonby, a comfortable JO Four-roomed Honse (two Allotments), fronting CNeil and Spring ttreets, with large workshop.—Apply to H. Partinßton. iji OR SALE, In Franklin Road, a sub ■ stantfally-built House of eight rooms, with Out-buildings; gas and water laid on. Allot ment planted with choice fruit trees.—Knquire ■next door below Bishop's Grocery Store. __ IT!OR SALE (aheap): Lot No. 1, Wairan, i 1 100 acres really good land; Lot No. 28, Wairau, 40 aorea superior land; Lot No. 35, joins Major Molr's land, Mangawat; Lot No. 9, Toka Toka, 79 acreß good land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c, Fort-street. . TN First Avenue, Conquest Place, Par- JL nett,—For Sale, a Four-roomed House, with two extra detached rooms, having a fireplace, capable of being used as a six-roomed house. £215, There is a good well, and the land measures S3 x 100.—Apply immediately to F. G. Kwington, 81. Queen-street It mnst be sold. ITtOR SALE, a small Farm, Takapuna, -I? 2iJ aorea of good land, dwelling-house, stable, good orchard, and plenty of water. —H. ——-ton and Son, 8. N.Z. Inaarqnce Balldlnga. FOR SALE, now landing, ex Annie Wilson, 60 tons Superfine Flour.—Apply to W. Dowden. Auctioneer. OixOß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm of .1. ISO Acres Good Land, House, Stable, Shods, &c, and large Orchard (average return from it alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only 14 miles from Auokland.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent. Fort-street. Ij^OK SALE, a Business in the Kaipara 2 District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street EWTON.—For Sale, one of thoae de sirable Cottageß in the Karangahapo Road known as Barnes's Cottagou.—Apply im mediately to Thomas Melville, High-street, Auckland. DeVONPORT.— Villa Sites on easy terms Apply to R. M. Stark. TTIOR SALE, the Eden Vale Post-office V Store. Terms easy.—S. Valle, House and Land Agent, next the Post-office. i FOR S ALB, Corner Allotment in the Franklin Road.—B. Vailo, House and Land Agent, ahortlaad-street fOOK-NBW and 'Well-built Cottage of tour XiHait rooms, verandah, good well, &a, and Allotment 33 x 100.-S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortland-street jpi.Kf\—PAHNKliLi— Nearly new Honae, con »*uu talniAg 7 rooms and Boullery, veran dahs. &a; allotment fiO x 120ft—S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street ■PI^nn—CHOICE Suburban Villa Site, oon X/OVU tainlnK about 2J acre», substantially fenced, laid ont in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees, forty minutes walk from Post-offl e.—S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Shortlflnd-street. hpto X—SUBURBAN Residenoe of ten rooms, X/t£O w ith slated rootcoaoh-house, stable.' five tanks, &o.; also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an acre in extent This desir able property is conveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—& Valle, House Land and Agent Shortland street QUBURBAN RESIDENCE.—For Sale— SO A commodious and pleasantly situated Family Residenoe at Bpsom, containing 20 rooms, all in the most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising three-stalled stable, large coach-house, and other conveniences; together with 7i acres of choice land, in garden, orohard, and paddocks. Card to inspect, and further Information may be obtained, on application to CiIARLKS AL-XANDKR, Or, M\ AITKSN, | "|p O R S A\ L E. VILLA RKSIDKNOB A very compact and desirable Villa, situated near Shelly Beaoh, Ponsonby. Tlie house oontalns 11 apartments, replete with almost every convenience; large allotment stocked with choice fruit trees and flowers. In a splendid position, magnificent view. Most desirable place for a family. Great facilities for boating, bathing, &c Prioe, only D. F, EVANS. Estate Agent, next" Herald." Qneen-Btreet. Ip O R S ALE. Mortgages of £180 and £110, bearing interest at 10%; seven years to run. Also, , House and 43 acres, together with four town ship allotments adjoining, all situate between the Aratapu and Kopuru Saw-mills, and having frontage to Wairoa River. Having a plentiful supply of pure spring water, this property is eminently adapted for a Bite for brewery, hotel, store, or any manufacturing business. The main road from Hokianga, via Dargaville. terminates at this point—Apply Metcaue and Hill. 29, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. i 5 o n so n by. FOR BALE, 3 Magnlfioent Building Sites, 132 x 264; £175' each. 2 Magnifioent Building Sites, 182 _ 261; £125 each. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Sarsfield stteet 68 x 200; *120 oaoh. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Kmmett street, 66 x 160; £100 each. 1 Magnificent Building Site, Curran-street, 12 x 117; -110. i 1 Magnificent Building Site, corner Curran and K_imett-streets, 70 -117; £UO. The above are the best value in Ponsonby, and can only be offered at above prices for a snort time, and if not sold they will be withdrawn. Terms: Very liberal. Apply to THOMAS MELVILLE, ." , . Accountant, High-street, ________ JUST LANDED, IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CANTERBORY POTATOES, Fresh from pit. G. S. JAKINS, CUBTOM-HOUSE-STBSKT. . mO BE SOLD CHEAP, 50 TONS CHATHAM ISLAND POTATOES. A BplendidSample. far superior to any Southern Potatoes. Apply to J. ORAIG, Commerce-street. Lipst ana H'ouna. 1 rf"_S. BE WARD.- Stolen or Strayed, XKJ a Red Poley Heifer; white face; near calving.—Apply Mr J. Molllroy, Otahnhn. FOUND at Ellerslie Station, Purse.— Apply Capt Herrold, Remnera. t STOLEN or STKA.-ED, rrom No, 1 Farm, near Howiok—One Bay Pony, 13J hands, and one Bay Cob, 14 hands. The cob. In consequence of being dipped, looks almost chestnut in colour. If strayed, a suitable re ward will be given for recovery; if stolen, £5 reward will be paid for information which will lead to conviction.—Robt,Maclen_ Bleak House, Board ana jKeßMence. BOARD and Residence for two'respect able young men.—Apply to John Dinnison, Grocer, Newmarket. /^OVERNUK BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOB3ON-STRBKT. Board and Lodging.. ...,«..._ ~2os per Week Binq_b Room --.. ..26_ yOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE! Agency for gov_bnesses and Skkvants' Rkoistbt. Kespectable Servants are reauested to apply UPPER QU_!EN-STKEET,| Auckland, Fee from Employers, 6s. Fee from Governesses, 6s. Fee from Servants, 2s fia, .; .



Tenders. "TtfTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. KPKTJHtFI BLUFF AND BRANCHES RAILWAY. BLEBPKR CONTRACT. Written Tenders will be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, 25th Ootober. 1881, for the above Contraor. They, are to lie marked outside, "Tender for Sleeper Contract," and addressed to the Hon. the Minister for JPupllo Worka, Dunedin. Telegraphic Tenders, simi larly addressed and marked, will be received If presented at any Telegraph Office by noon of the same date, provided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer/a Office by the came hour. Specifications and general conditions may ba seen at this office, and at the Publio Works Offices at Auckland, Wellington, Nelson, Grey month, Cbristchnrch, Donedin, Invorcargill, at the Railway Offloo, Fioton, and at the Poat ofllco, Havolock. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac cepted. By command. (Signed) W. N. BLAIR Pablio Works Offl M.I. Dunodin, September 16,1881. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ' COAL SUPPLY, 1882, Railway Department, Wellington, 11th October, 1881. . Tenders will bo received until NOON of TUBS DAY, 22nd November, 1881, for the Supply and Delivery of Coal and Coke for the New Zealand Railways. They mnst be addressed to the General Manager of New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside "Tender for Coal." Specifications can be seen, and forms Of tender obtained, at the offices of the Railway Managers at Anokland, Whangarei, Napier, Wellington, Wangannl, New Plymouth, Nelson, Ploton, Greymouth, Weetport, Chrlstchnroh, Dnnedln, and Invercargill. Telegraphio tenders will be received if pre« oen'ted at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders in due form are lodged at a Hallway Manager's office by the same hoar. • The lowest or any tender will not s ecessarily bo aOOePted' J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager, New Zealand Railways. "VTEW ZEALAND EAILWAYS. NO. 22, STATION BUILDINGS CONTRACT. Public Works Office, Auckland, 20th October, 1881. Written Tenders will be received at this office until noon of TUESDAY, Ist November. 1881, for the Erection of a 7th Class Station Building; at Runclman'B Station, on the Kaipara-Walkato Railway. Plans and specifications can be seen at this office. Tenders must be addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public 'Works. Anokland. and marked outside, "Tender for No. 22 Station Buildings." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command* (Signed) W. H. HALE 3, District Engineer. r itKNDEKS for the Erection of a Teacher's I Dwelling at Patomahoe (Mauko), will be reoeived by the Education Board, Wyndham- Btreet, Auckland, until noon of FRIDAY, 11th November next. Plans and Specifications at the Office Of the Board, and at the School, Patumahoe. TO PAINTERS.—Tenders are invited un to 5 o'clock: en Wednesday Hveiling foe Painter's Work to the Market Hotel, where Bpooifloations are to be seen. -KTOKTH SHORE REGATTA. Tenders for Band (will be received up till 5 p.m. on THURSDAY Next, the 27th lnst., at Mr W. H. Fenton's, Queen-street, where all particulars can be obtained. Hon. #Seo. nnENDEKS wanted for Artesian Well. JL —For particulars apply to W. J. Suiter, Kyber Pass Road. rfO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, Tenders X for Four Chimneys, up to Wednesday, 5 p.m.—Apply (next to Newton School) J. Wm, T>OADMAKING. Tenders will be received np till TUESDAY next, at 12 o'clock, for about Eight Chains of Road Forming and Drain Catting. Plans and specifications to be seen at the office of the undersigned, at Newmarket. HAMMOND & BYRON. Newmarket, 21st October, 1881. mOPAIN T E R S. Tenders wanted up to FRIDAY Next for Painting New Hall at Remuera. Plans and Specifications to be seen on the job, near Mr Wilson's. m o BUI L D E R S. Tenders will be received up till noon on SATURDAY, November 6th. for the Erection Of a Building at Cambridge, Waikato. Flans &c at our offices. Queen-street. BDW. MAHONBY & SON, . Architbocs. m O BUI L D E R S. Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, the 28th instant, for the Erection of a Residence on the Kyber Pass Road. Plans, ice, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL, Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of SATURDAY, the 29th Instant, for the erection of two Shops on the Ponsonby Road. Plans, &c., at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. ' ■ ■ i EDMUND BELL, ■ Architect. rjn~O ~~8 U 1 L' D B R S. Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, Ootober 28th, for the Erection of a Villa Rerfdence at Moun^Kden^ Architect. mO BUILDERS Tenders will be received until 4 o'olook p.m. of TUESDAY, the 25th October, for the erection of a Villa Residence on Ponsonby Road. Plans at my office, Qneen-street, HENRYG.WADE,^ Grocers and Tea Dealers. A HANDSOME LIBRARY j3l FREE Off COST. We don't know how they do It, but they do. What! Why, give away a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their oelebrated Tea, Who J THE U-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. w. s. (Toll ins, TBA DEALER, ETC., \ Manpakap Road, Pabneli.. niTT TEA MART, GENERAL \J GROCER? and PROVISION STORES, Victoria-street. Groceries and Provisions of the Best Quality at Lowest Market Prices. Delivered in all Farts of Town and Suburbs. T&OBERT ReW. INDIA ASiV OU.IJS A TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VICTORIA-STREET. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and consequent lobb of outlet for my large bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to Bell a quantity of the latter at a price which, though entailing no loss to me, will actually be lower than import cost laid down here, 1 offer the first line as under:— 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib Boss per 100 box, at 20s, or Ss per bundle of 25. In Teas I have some of the ohoioest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from Is 8d and upwards are now carefully blended with "Very Strong" and "Hlgh-olasa Flavoury" Indian Teas. This announcement will, I have no doubt, prove acceptable to the poorer class, as especially is it true this season that they show better value in.tho cup than ordinary China alone. 9 Ib. lOlbs of Good Kalsou Congou for .. _ Us 2d AlGood China Tea .. _ ~ .. Is 6d StrongJDarjeeling Flavoured Congou .. la 8d " Tea Extraordinary," a thorough econo mlo toa, with Assam flavour „ ..2s " Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and punsent-Darjeellng kind .. .. _2s 6d " Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" „ „ 3s Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 245, 265. and 28s per box. FREDK. "WHTTEHEAD, Tea and General Importer, TKBMB CASH. 85. Vlctoria-st.. Auckland TOI R E S H B U T T E R FRESH BUTTER! FRESH EGGS ! FRESH EGGS I Best Quality at Lowest Prices REW'S, VICTOBIA-STBEET, -VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. Jas. A. PsasfNALMOEN wishes to inform his friends, customers, and the general publio that he has Removed to the premises lately occupied by Mr Cuoksey, Wakefleld street. J.A.P., in thanking his customers foi their previous sap port, hopes for a continuance of their patronage, as it will be his endeavour to offer them the best quality at lowest prloes. PL&N of the Te Aroha Goldfield; price, 2s 6d.—Apply . • W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, Quoen-atreefc,, Auckland



Fublio Notices. THE PROPERTY ASSESSMENT ACT. 1879; AND ITS AMENDMENTS. In accordance with the provisions of the above mentioned Acts, I hereby give pubUo notice that the 25th day of November, 1881. is the time, and my office, Government Buildings, Wellington, is the place, at whioh the Public Oflloers of all Companies are required to furnish Statements of Property belonging to suoh Com panies, in accordance with the said-Acts. Dated this 19th day of October. 1881. J. SPERREr, Property Tax Commissioner. N.8.-FQfms of Statements will be forwarded to all Publio Officers as far as practicable; but as tho duty of procuring such forms is cast upon the publio, no person is excused from negleot- Ing to provide himself therewith. a trCKLAND RAILWAYS. I On and after TUESDAY. November I, 1831, a eoods train, with passenger carriage attached. will run every week day, between Auckland and Henderson :— Auckland, dop., 11 a.m. Henderson, dep., 2 p.m. Newmarket, dep., 11.12 Whan, dep., 2.23. Whan, dep., 11.37. Newmarket, 2.47. Henderson, arr., 12. Auckland, arr,, 2,66 Calls at intermediate stations. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager. AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY -C3L (LIMITED). All Accounts now due for Gas and Coke, whioh remain unpaid at i p.m. TO-MORROW, *no 25th instant, will beooino payable in full, without discount. E. B. PARSONS, Secretary. rjAELEPHONE EXCHANGE* The New Zealand Insurance Company can be communicated with by Subscribers. Annuncia tor No. 11. rri h an k s. Mr Robert Stevenson desires to tender his best thanks to all those who assisted in caving property at the late Fire ; Und takes this oppor tunity to intimate to his friends and oustomers that he has Resumed Business in the cottage immediately behind his late premises, where he will be glad to see his old friends. TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT I-Go and see J. Williams' Great Display of New Tweeds, top of Victoria-street. mo ARCHITECTS AND OTHERS. Competitive designs are Invited for certain improvements to St. Andrew's Churoh, Symond streot. A premium of £20 will be paid for the best design. Particulars may be obtained at the office of Mr George Frasor, corner of Queen street and Vulcan Lane.—Plans to be in by i p.m. on Thursday, 10th November. All the Plans to be under motto or device, accompanied by an envelope with the same motto or devioe, enolosing the author's name. "\TOT THE CHEAPEST, but we are JLI Selling the Best Sewing Machines In Auckland for £5; Knitting Machines, £6; Re pairs warranted,—D. S. Chambers, 310, Queen street. *aa®^w TVTORTHERN. STEAMSHIP gjKB 5*!.! CO. (LIMITED). FOR WAITARA. NEW PLYMOUTH, OPU NAKB, AND WANGANUI. The e.B, •MACGREGOR' Will leave the Onehnnga Wharf as above (weather and other circumstances permitting) TO-MORROW, 25th instant, at 10 o.m.—For freight or passage apply at the Company's office, 67, Qaeen-street, Auckland; or to A, Barnes, Onohunga.—A. McGregor, Manager. O~ T~ I C E Mb E. Boucher, Batcher, Eden Terrace, being about to proceed to England, has in structed me to SeU his Premises and the Goo dwill of the Business at Kden Terrace. To an enterprising man this Is a good opportunity for acquiring a competency. ff. G, EWINGTON. 81. Queen-street. O S E P H G EAR V, GROCER AND PROVISION MER CHANT, Franklin Road, Begs to inform his friends, customers and the general pnblic that he has opened a New Shop at Franklin Road, near the Primitive Methodist Churoh, with a ohoioe and carefully selected Stock of Groceries, Provisions, Crockery, &c, and trusts, by strict attention to business and selling at town prices, to merit a share of publio patronage. Families waited upon for orders, and goods promptly delivered. "\TOTICE,—The book debts of the late Ll firm of White and Powdrell, having been transferred to Mr Powdrell, the retiring partner of the late firm, he desires that all debts due from the 17th July to 17th Ootober, be paid at once. ' Any accounts unpaid after the 6th of November, will be sued for without farther notice. All accounts to be paid to J. W. Thom son, Commission Agent, 8, Queen-street, Auok land.—S. D. Powdrell. "JVTOTICE.— Any quantity of Machine J-i Chips given away. Bring your own bags. —Union Sash and Door Co. Ci B O W N BAKERY, \J KARANGAHAPE ROAD, Opposite Pitt-street Wesleyan Chapel. DAVID GRUBB, Bakes, Confectioner, and General i . Storekeeper. i A new and extensive Shop lately added to the former one. The Best Dairies of Butter, Eggs, and Canterbury Cheeses, &c,, continually on hand. Goods guaranteed of the best quality, and at Queen-street prioes. An early trial re quested. T. A. J O H N S • Begs to inform the inhabitants of Auck land and its vicinity that he has opened a HAIRDRESSER'S SHOP in a part of the premises well-known aa G. W. Heslof, Engineer, VICTORIA-STREET, Opposite the Royal Mail Hotel, Auckland. Haibdrrssing : Men, 6d; Boys, 3d. MONEY TO LEND, on approved security. . ■ ■' . . E. X, TYLER, Solicitor, Vulcan Lane. COKE. r\ o k c. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED) Will Deliver this very econo trf mical fuel in quantities to suit > P .■•;., -.01 g householders, at the following h m rates for places within one mile O . _ , . ■■■".;. .. .■■ •- • ■■:.- D * J of the Works; longer distances S ■ S . , 3 ■ In proportion:— ■ / •. B. d. Per sack, 3 bushels .. ..16 5 sacks ....... 6 3 ' 10 sacSs, or 1 ton .. _ .. 11 6 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. ... ..22.0 Orders may be left at the Office or Works. GAS FITTINGS. QHARLAND'S -piAMILY piLLS Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. They are Valuable in Indigestion. Price: They act effectually on the Liver, Is. and 2s 6d . a BOX. • APOTHECARIES' HALL, ..* ■'■■■ , Onrosite Post-offioe. T\T E W P O T A X O E SI J>l NKW POTATOES I From this date I shall have a regular supply of Firßtolags New Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market rates. HARRY OANHAM, High-street. Ootober 19th, 1881. jp I N E A P P L E S I PINEAPPLES!! JUST LANDING, Ex 8.0.' Southern Cross/ X4S CASES PINEAPPLES, In Splendid Condition, FOR SALE to the Trade at . LOWEST RATES, COUPLAND AND CO., QOEEN-STBEIST. -XT O I T A C I F I T O TW" D. F. EVANS, Bstatb, House and Land Agkht, ■' Has this day removed into those convenient and centrally situated offices jost vacated by W Thome, Ksq., SoUcitor, next "Herald,"Queen Btreet, where he will be glad to see old faces on new subjects, and new faces on any other subject to a commission. Persons wishing to acquire House, Land or other Property, aro r?quested to call upon the undersigned, who will do his utmost to facilitate their requirements without co or charge. D. F. EVANS, " .< ...a BSTATJS.'.HQ.UBS iSO LANS AffiKST,



Fablio Notioea. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS. • The Board of Governors of the Auokland Col logo and Grammar School invite Architects to send in Csmpetitive Designs (or a Boarding House, to accommodate a master and tamily and forty boarders. A Premium of £25 trill be paid for the Design selected by the Board, and £15 for the one con sidered second in merit.. - ■ ■ Conditions and further particulars may ds obtained on application at the Secretary's Office, Shortland-street, Auckland.^ jAMBg/ . Seorotary, ■nOABB Otf EDUCATION SCHOLIRSBD?3, The names of Candidates will be recolvod In writinz not later than TUKBDA.Y, Ist Novem bermext. Candidates most send Ccrttfioatoa of B&th when they w.d^toftrtrMgg^ . Secretarr. .. "*> The Trustees are prepared to lend Money on Freehold Securities In sums from *50 to *SOM. , Applications for loans to be sent In by SATUR* D AY,the. 29t hin ß taut ßjCAMH;Roy> •- Manager, < Anokland, fctth October. 1881. . ' at.. 6 t i o; b. Impounded on the 2lst of October, In tha Mount Kden Pound, one Grey Mare, wltu marks of collar on neck and lump en right Side ; no brands visible; and one Bay Mare, witb three white feet, and no brands visible. If not , claimed within fourteen daysjfrom thia.dato, WUI B6BoldtOPftreXPenSe A. CROCKETT, ;', Poundkeopor., -, PRO BONO PXTBLI COi THK LONDON PHOTOGRAPHIC COM; PANI'S FREK ART UNION PRIZES consist of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh ana Chain; Lady's Diamond Ring, Gents' 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Ticket in the above . . will be given with every Sitter, 600 Members . wanted. Cartes de Vislte, 6s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12a 6d per half-dozen.-*- Leighton's BaildiDgs, Upper Queen-street.—OV ■ H. MONKTON, Manager. OIL, COLOUR, AND GLASS ? MERCHANTS. W. Phillipps $j So^' , 95 & 9?, QTJEKN-STHBKT, AUCKLAND, JST^' • IMPORTERS OX, .. =;-rJ PAPER HAN BINGS, Panel Decorations, ', . .flLAß3—Polished. Sllvarea, and Roneh PIATB English and Continental Sheet. Photo graphic Glass Shades. ' • WHITE LEAD, Colours,' Oil. VAHNIBHKS Brushes, Mixed Paints. Carson's Aniioor rosive and Patent Sllioate Paints. MOULU.NGS—GiIt, Stained, Veneered,fox Ploturo Frame and Koom Decorations, F&noy • Frames for Cabinet and O.D.T. Piotubks oi every description In Kreat varioty. Scraps—Photos and Coloured. * Albums for Photos, Scraps, &c &c, &c - Cut-out or Overlay Mounts, all Bizes; Cabinet and CD.V. Mounts; Artists" Requisite*: . < W. P.' & S. having always on hand the largest stock of the above goods in tho North Island of New Zealand, are able to execute either whole sale or retail orders on the most favourable terms. Samples of Paperhanginga from open. stock, or of original packages, Bent on applica tion. Now settlors in Auckland should inspect our stock of Paperhangings and Pictures befora . fitting up their new homes; they will and Borne- : thing to suit the means of everyone. ■■•• \ W. PHILLIPPS & SON, Quken-stkket. Auckland. ~. Jtf" 0 T I C E. LOOK 'OUT .fob : . . .„■: ; MY WATCH ADVERTISEMENT, . With Price List, as soon m my New Stock arrives. ■ 20 7. less than any House in New Zealand. P. H. LEWISSON. - :. : ■ uraDervy ..-■,, -; ,'-,.^3 '■■■■ T rjOSBBAYB S'rfj'.O. Beg to call attention to the arrival of their LARGE SUMMER SHIPMENTS, Comprising .■■■.■■ Noveioteb in Eybby Department, And are now making their ITIRST DISPLAY Of ! ■ ■'"-.. V; l NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS, , Consisting of Ombre Satins, Silk and Satin Brooadeß, Pompa dours (plain and brocaded). Sateens, Attalea ' , Cloths in all colours, Beiges, Lnetree, Prints, Damasse Bantings, Oatmoal •'■ Cloths, Grenadines, Plain and < Lace Buntings, Henrietta" *-' and' tiuuiso Cloths. . ' , utthb MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Will be 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 Bolmans. There Is a considerable change of Prices In tho 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 . . ■ We have a Splendid Selection of Mon's and Boys'.Clothing.: Twenty oases of Men's and .." Boys' Straw Hats to choose from. Also, the celebrated Rustio Hat, from Is 6d to 2s fid. : J. COSGRAVE & CO., QUEKN-STEEET. '".•■■. < ■ :■■ ■ Oallß. ■.-'.'. ': [ jy t. o t. i ■ o •■:-*''.' BRITANNIA GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). ," ,j : ' A Call (the Ist) of Sixpence per share has this; day been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at tho ' Offloe of the Company, Coromandel, on WBII NEBDAY, the Bth day of November, 1831. EDWARD L. GREEN, Legal Manager. -; Coromandel, October IS, IBBL ,::-«'"■'*■ '" ; Jf ° T. i p,.,.;,«. ■■ X Tiki Albuenia. Gold Mrama CompanY v (Limited). - : > The Call (First) of ONE PENNY Per .Share; due on the 12th day of October. Shareholders in the above Mine are hereby notified to pay their Call on or before MOtfDAY, tho 31st of October, or their Shares will be forfeited. - : W. ARMSTRONGS. Legal Manager. T\TEW GOLDEN PAH GOLD. 131 IHNINB COMPANY {LnuETHD). . , The nnddrmentloned , Shares, forfeited, foe non-payment of twenty-second call of Od pec ' share, will be sold by pabllo anotion, by Messrs. G. W. Blnney and Co., on ' WEDNEBDAY, November 2nd, 1881, at 12 noon, nnless calla and expenses thereon be sooner paid ;— Edward Lookhart Stodart.. J...... ...HCOeharca Registered share numbers: 6flCltoßloo 6176t06255 " 6586-6675 6751-68 IS 601- 625 ..„■;, 6026-6065 • 5921-6975 1601-^1520 2001-2020 r 7361-7100 : t 6221-5225 1098 - 412S " '■■''■ ■.:,, 8296 — 8305 ■ 4124 — i 125" 8501-97 M 3819-^ffi . ' ; Uol — UiQ 8786 — 8800 ' 7101-7110 2237-2215 * 6846-6875 , 8413-8162 6966-7000 , 7606 — 7610 _6576-6579 SO2B-8125 <&i " aUiI-^alau i *•'■•■; % " By order. JOHN R. BANDBRSON, Atiokland. 21th Ootoner, 1881. ls**laSe'- Auctions. TO-MORROW, NOON. CUTLERY! OUTLE RV | ' • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT AKT H U R'S MART .(Furniture Department). ■ . r !lsSr Ct£?'■"£ 'Aasorted' SHEFFIELD OUT liKRY, direct from the Faotorr^Tabla «■« - * Deßsert Knives; Ebony, Box.^nh HorawSd Bntcher-s Knives; Bread KnivesfjPo^ ■ -'' ' 'Also, .■'.-. ■;■''■ v. ~; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFEOTS (New and Second-hand), Stoves,-Ovens, Sewlne Machines, Flour MiiJ, Cheese Press, A.vtsry.' Cages, Earthenware, Holloware, Brnshware! Drapery, Clothing, Boots, Watohee>Timepiece.* ■ • ;.■•■■.. THURSDAY/NOON. > > " HOUSEHOLD FUR»ITCTRB,& a -; LEASE OF DWELLING-HOUSE, Hopetown-street (near Howe-street). R. AJ^rlHfU'B '"''" HAS teen favfenre^-iWith instrnctiona . from a KenUemafaeavißK Aookland to seU by auction, ,o£.thfepremi^sM6petowS HIS HOUSEHOLD' FURNITirRir ivn KiffiuSs.ir-lto^^ ■ Also, (Continued on Foxxsth Page.) '~,'■-. .... ■ ■.■.■■■'',' '~. ■■■'■'■ , '~- .. ■ ;■■ ■ '