NORTH SHORE REGATTA.

PROBABLE ENTRIES.

The regatta which is to be held at North Shore on Prince of Wales's Birthday promises to be an unusually successful one. This is a fact upon which the committee deserve

congratulation, the present regatta being the first held iv connection with the marine suburb. It invariably happens that, at Auckland aquatic festivals of this character, many of the contests do not take place in consequence of the lack of entries.and absence of competition. Such) however, will- not be the case on Wednes day nest. Every event announced on the programme will be spiritedly contested, and in several of the sailing races especially, the "fields,", if we may use the word, wili be surprisingly large. An unusual amount of interest appears to be evinced in this regatta, and already there has, been considerable betting. It is rather unfortunate that tho entries cannot be re ceived earlier than Monday evening, as a strong desire exists to know the competitors for the various events. With the object of supplying tho desired information, we have compiled the following list of entries at considerable trouble. It Will be found reliable so far as tho intentions of owners at present are known :— Trading Cutter Race.—Probable en tries : Rangatira, Fs.nny, Lizzie, Eupheinia, Henry, Gannet, Dolphin, Mahurangi. On previous occasions we have witnessed con tests between the three first-named cutters,

and flso between the Henry and Gannet,

while the Mahurangi has hitherto taken part in the smaller cutter race. Tlie Dol phin is a small cutter built by Mr H. Niccol about sis months ago, bnt as yet we have had no opportunity of judging of her sailing capacity aa compared With other craft. The Rangatira andFabny, if we may judge from previous performances, will require some very good sailing on the part of their oppo nents to place them in the background, but at tile sanie time it must be remembered

that the handicapping will affect their chances of the prize to a considerable ex tent; The Ganrtet and Henry are both good boats in their own way, but if bound strictly to the rule prohibiting tho addition bf "a false keel exceeding one-half the depth of main keel," the former -\V_ll be at a ereat disadvantage. She is a very flat boat, while the Henry has a_ large draught of water, atid when sailing in ordinary working condition the latter, as far as speed ia concerned, is certaiuly the better boat. On the other hand,, if the owners of the Gannet were allowed to affix a deep false-keel, they could soon show the advan tage of the nddition. This matter has been fully discussed at various committee meet ings, and we understand it has been finally decided to adhere strictly to the rule. This may deter the Gannet from competing, which would certainly be a pity; yet at tho came time other owners have to be con sulted, and a majority being opposed to de parting from the rule, it will bemore graceful on the part of her proprietor to allow her to compete even at a disadvantage, her former accomplishments being ample testimony of her. sailing ability. How the Gannet and Henry will stand in respect of position with the two larger cutters must remain to be seen, but they are sure to give a good account of themselves.

INRIGGED Gig Race.—Ponsonby, North Shore, and Auckland clubs compete. The crews have already been published.

Larger Yacht Race.—Probable en tries : Lala (Buchanan), Jessie Logan (Ansenne), Volante (Parker), City of Naples (Williams), Lizzie (Carrol), and Daisy (Holland). Bell sails the "Jessie," and as on previous occasicns, will probably keep her well to the fore. The Lala and Daisy are both good boats, and will require some beating, the liormer having carried off first prize at the Ponsonby Regatta, while the.latter was awarded third place. Ike Hunt has taken the Volante in hand, but will have his work cut out in running against the three first-mentioned boats.

Amateur Senior Race.—Auckland, Ponsonby, and North Sbore Club crews will start. The latter are said to be as good as "out" of the race as far as securing the prize goes, the ntioke oar upon whom the crew greatly depend having sustained a slight attack of something bordering upon rheumatism in the shoulders. _ They will enter, however, in a spirit of fair-play, and do their level best to make a good race. The Ponsonby crew have no hope of pulling off the prize, sending only a scratch crew. They have some good oarsmen, bowever, and will give tbe Aucklanders a good chase. Although a well-contested race may be looked forward to, there need be little speculation as to the winners, ■ FiR3T Class Open-Sailing Boat Race.—Probable entries : Shrimo (Yates), Magic (Logan), Sis (Brsssey). The Sbrimp and Magic will work bard tor first place in this event, the former having been placed in the hands of Boyd, while Tom Hunt will show her companion round. The Magic occupied first place in the race for that class of boats at the Ponsonby Regatta, the Shrimp coming iv second, A good race is therefore anticipated. Amateur Junior Race.—Auckland, Ponsonby, and North Shore send crews, as already published, the former being the favourites. This event will be very closely contested..

Second Class Sailing Boats.— Probable entries: Stephenson's Imp, (Moore), MacKay and Rhodes's Madge, (Dove), Beck's Eunice (Marshall), Way mouth's Observer (O. Waymouth), Cra'mond's Queenie (Matthews), Rutledge's Fraud (Rutledge) Murphy's Gem (W. Cook), Garnaut's Agnes (Garnaut), Edmonds's Comet (Edmonds), Halsteads Hattie May (T. Halstead) Percy's Foam, Fernandez's Ped, Leary's Pastime, and tho mtcb. The Imp arrived from Russell on Saturday by the Glenelg.aud will be put in trimatonce. Messrsßigelow took the Madge upon Saturday for an overhaul, and her racing sails were bent on at the same time. These boats are first favourites, and they have been pretty heavily backed. The Hattie May has just completed an overhaul at Mr Waymouth's shed, and the Observer was up at Messrs Hewson and Melville's last week. Mr Bailey has put the Eunice in trim, and her mast has been shifted forward eight inches. A new centre board has also been supplied, and the centreboard case lengthened. Four new boats are ino'uded amongst the competitors, and their respective backers are confident that they will give a good account of them selves. The Queenie was built during the winter by Matthews, and- purchased from him by Cramond for £30. The Ped, which was launched on Friday, was built by Tom Fernandez, the well-known pedestrian. Nightingale constructed the Foam, and sold her to Messrs Percy, of St. George's Bay, for £12, without gear. The other boat is the Gem, built by Murphy, ■of Hepburn street. The favourites for this event are tbe Madge, Imp, Observer, Queenie, and Hattie May. Smaller Yacht Race.—Probable entries: Sybil (fidmonds), Erin (Knox), Maud (W. Jones), Zulu (Cuthbert?, Penguin and Brothers). The Sybil is the favourite for this race on account of former accom plishments. However, Several other good boats are in the field.

Dingy Race.—Probable entries: Masters E. Bailey, W. Warbrick, T. Farquhar, E. Owen, C. Hewson, and several others. A spiiited contest is expected. Third Class Open Sailing Boat RACE.—Probable entries : Devonport (Holmes), Zip (Sibbin), Coy (Trip), Elsy (Bailey), Nellie (Fowler), Imp (Perrot), Meteor (Edmonds), Spray (Mills), Olga (Swailes), and a boat belonging to Mr Parsons, the name of which has been omitted. Fourth Class Open Sailing Boats.— Probable entries : Olive (White), Amateur (Bailey), Overture'(Bennet), Pig (Spraggon). Captain Clayton has a craft building by Mr J. Waymouth, which he will enter if ready in time, and another boat belonging to Willie Bettany, which, as yet, has not been favoured with a name, will be among the competitors. The Olive and Amateur will no doubt make a rush for first place. Their opponents, however, will require watching. Ships' Gig Race.—Most of the coasting vessels in harbour intend to send crews for this event, while both the Stracathro and Rakaia are expected So forward contribu. tions. The prize is certainly not a grea, attraction, but then, there is much honour in winning such a race.

Tob Bace.—Between twenty and forty staiters are expected should the weather prove to be fine. A good many of the Ponsonby and North Snore youngsters are in heavytraining. Ladies' Race.- There is now no likeli hood of this event fslliDg through, the ex pensive prizes offered for competition having had the effect of inducing a number of ladies to go.iv training, who .also intend to come forward on the 9th. We have already treated on this race at some length, and can only express a hope that the ladies who have avowed their intention of competing will not be "backwardin coming forward " whet called upon. Duck Huht, &c— These events have all been placed in the hands of a competent sub-committee. Entries, we understand, are to be made on Monday night, although it may be found more advisable to admit of post entries on Regatta Day. ' ;.

CABLEGRAMS.

IRkuter's Telegrams.]

VIENNA, November 5.

The Anstian Government has decided to extend the period; of service of the army now in occupation of Bosnia.

THE GERMANS AND THE LIBERALS. BERLIN, November 9.

Prince Bismarck has.written a letter ia which he urges the German people to com bat the plottings of the progressionists, whom lie characterises as enemies of the Emperor and Empire, . The, newly elected German Reichstag will meet for the dispatch of business on the 17th inst,

AFFAIRS IN ALGIERS,

Telegrams are to hand announcing that M. Albert Grevy has resigned the Governor Generalship of Algiers. OTTAWA, November 8.

His Excellency the Marquis of Lome has left Canada on a journey to England, and embarked to-day at New York. LONDON, Nov. 5. There are no changes to report in the money or produce markets. Best selected transparent kauri gum is quoted at £10 2s 6d. .

THE IRISH LAND COMMISSION. LONDON, November 4.

Several decisions lately given by the Irish Land Sub-commission sitting at Belfast have been favourable to the tenants, and have in many cases had the effect of largely reducing the present rack rents payable by them on various estates.

THE FRENCH POLICY IN TUNIS, PARIS, November 4.

On the meeting of the Chamber of. De puties to-day; M. Perry, President of the Council, informed the Chamber that Minis ters deferred for the present tendering their resignations, preferring to meet the pro posed vote of censure of their policy in Tunis.

PRANCE AND ITALY.

PARIS, November 4.

The negotiations which have been pro ceeding during the past few weeks between tbe French and Italian Governments have resulted in the conclusion of a commercial treaty between the two countries, which was to-day duly signed by the delegates appointed to carry on the negotiations.

AUSTRALIAN.

BANK EMBEZZLEMENT.

MELBOURNE, November 5.

Thoipe, the late teller of the Bank of Victoria, was to-day sentenced to two years' imprisonment for embezzlement, but was recommended by the jury to mercy, on account of the great laxity which had pre vailed in the conduct of the bank's busi ness.

THE BANK FRAUDS,

MELBOURNE, Monday.

The " Argus " to-day publishes a leading article, ia which tbe revelations made regarding the business of the BanK of Victoria, during the progress of Thorpe's trial, are characterised as a scandal,

Wreck of the England's Glory at the Bluff.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

INVERCARGILL, this day. The '.barque .England's Glory,|from London has just gone ashore behind the Bluff Hill, It is a fine day. The ship stood too close in to get the pilot aboard, and will become a total wreck.

The pilot was justboardlog the England' Glory when she struck. She lies on a small beach below the pilot elation, the seas breaking heavily over her. All hands have arrived from the wrecK.

SPORTING NEWS.

victoria Racing club's spring

MEETING.

MELBOURNE, Saturday. Steepltchase.—A handfeap sweepstakes of lOsovs. each, hit, with 300 added. About three miles, Mr J. Cunningham's Prima Donna ... 1 Mr Mormon's Trumpeter 2 Mr N. Webb's Himalaya 3

Eleven horses started for the race. Prima Donna won easily in 7min. 4secs, Cahterbury Plate.—A sweepstakes of lusova. each, h ft, with 300 added. Weight for age. Two miles and a quarter. Mr C. J. Baldock's Wellington ... ... 1 Mr T. Ivory's Sweetmeat ... ... 2 Mr D. McPherson's Santa Clans ... 3

Woodlands and Royal Maid also started. The race concluded with a splendid finish between Wellington and Sweetmeat, Time 4mins. Saecs.

The C. J. C. Races.

CHRISTOHURCH, this day.

Sporting matters are unusually quiet for the eve ef tbe Metropolitan meeting. Betting is absolutely at a stand still. The training gallops this morning presented no special features. The town is gradually filling with visitors, but docs not seem so busy as in previous years.

FIRE IN QUEEN-STREET.

Man Dangerously Injured,

At about seven o'clook on Saturday evening, Daniel Thomas, one of the assistants in the em ploy of Meairs Llnabury and Co,draper.Qucon> street, while engaged in lighting the gas jeta in the northern show window of the Bhop with the lighting apparatus, set fire to some ot the inflammable dresa goods in the window. The whole window was speedily in a blazo, and Thomai sustained severe". severe burns in endoavouring to extinguish the conflagration. In a few seconds the intense heat had caused the large plate glass windows to break, and two yourigmen passing by, jumped in through the aperture and en deavoured to beat ont the flames with rolls of cloth. By this time the alarm had been given, and some fire buckets kept ready in case of ac cident by Mr K. B. Shaldera next door, were called into requisition. In a lew minntes the danger was over. The Fire Brigade and Sal vage Corps were speedily on the ground,and did good service in removing the debris. Considering tbe short existence of the conflagratiou, the amount oi damage done is astonishing. Not only were all the valuable goods in the window utterly destroyed, but im mense piles of cloth on the counters and ahelves in the shop aro so muoh injured by Are,water, and smoke as to be unsaleable. A considerable amount of damage was done to goods in the southern window, and also to some fancy dresses stored in tbe upper storey. Mr Llnabury Stites his losb is much greater than was at first supposed. He estimated it this morning at £1,600. 'J he Insurances on the stock aro'as follows :— South British, £1,000; National, £1,750; New Zealand, £750. Thomas, who was injured at the outset, had his wounds dressed by Mr Kdson, and was sub sequently tjiken to his residence, Nelson-street, and placed under the medical charge of Dr Bayntnn. From enquiries mado this morning we learn that the injuries are very serious, and feara are entertained regarding his recovery. He was burned on the face, shoulders, and arms, and is quite delirious.

CRICKET MATCHES.

Owing to pressure on our space, we ore com pelled to condense the reports of oricket matches on Saturday. Auckland v. West End. A match between second elevens of these olnbs resulted in favour of the former by 62 runs. The scores were:—Auckland: Adams, 0; E. Beale, 13; Bipley, 19; Cheoseman, 13; Gardner. 0;8ilva, i; Reid. 11; O'Brien, i ; Tripp. 6; Clayton. 1; Moginie, not out, 2; ex tras, 7. Total, 83. West End: Lewis, 0; Waters, 0; Wood, 2; Brown, 1; Walker, 0: Hanna, 9; Barfleld, 2; Berry, 5; Beavon, 0; Chapman, not out, 1; Bester, 0; extra, 1. Total, 21. Nohth Shobe United v. Onehunga. The match between the seoond elevens of these clubs resulted in favour of the latter. North Shore:—H. Wynyard, 19; W. Wynyard, 26; McLean and T. Sibbin, 3 eaoh; Nicool, 1; Slattery, not out, 2; W. Sibbin. 4: Wall, Colgan, Beid and Frasor, 0; extras 10; total, 68. One hunga : Barr, 2; A. Howard, 25 ; Eastwood, 10; Beavers, 7; Leahy, 7; Brennan, 8; Bunt, not out, 5; Shaldrioh, 0; Harris, not out, 1; Jeffrey and Brown to bat: total, 71.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 7. Bank Of N.Z.—Sellers, £83 National Bank-Buyers, 45s 6d; sellers, 48s N.Z. Insurance—Sellers, 60s Union Insurance—24s 64. Auckland Gas-Bayers, £10 Thames Gas-Sellers, 27s 6d Union Sash and Door-Buyers, £7 53 Auckland Timber—£6 las N.Z. Loan and Mercantile-Sellers. £8 5s Bay of Islands Coal Co.-Sellers, £9 10s National Mortgage-Buyers, 303 Northern 8.9. Co.—Sellers, 12s od Alburnia—Sellers, 17s 6d Caledonian—Sellers. Us Golden Crown-Sellers, 133 6d Tokatea—Buyers, 15s; sellers, las 6a Blackmore's—Buyers, lis; sellers, I7S City of Dublin—Buyers, lOd Success—Sellers, 6s 3d Waitekauri ( so. 3)—l7s 6d • Just in Time-£3210s qr-shares; sellers, £3310s Young Colonial—7b te 8s Cure—Buyers, 1b id

JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman,

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT,]

RUSSELL, this day,

The Waikari natives secured a farge and I a small whale on Friday. A number of tho I settlers went yesterday to view the same. A case of interest te County Councils was heard at Kawakawa on Friday before Mr Clendon, R.M., and Mr Mpody. „ An inspector named Brewer , Bued tho Chairman of this County for a sum of £10, being his (inspector's) fee, the Council having refused to pay same, on the ground that he had certified to the work, though not done acpording to plap and specifications. Mr Dufaur appeared for Mr Brewer ; Mr Hesketh for the Chairman and Council. The two learned gentlemen took advantage of every quibble, and tho case occupied several hour 3. Judgment, a non suit recorded, each to pay own costs.

COROMANDEL, this day. SUDDEN DEATH.

Mr Bromley Steele, a well-known gold fields identity, died suddenly this morning. There is some excitement over Black more's, good gold having beon got by them in' a winze sunk on the Home Rule reef, adjacent to the boundary. Anumberof people have gone out to-day to inspect the same. ... A son of Mr Hooton, chemist, was sun struck on Saturday, and lies very ill. The heat was most intense.

COUNTY ELECTIONS.

The following ten nominations for County Councillors have been received :—Messrs Blackmore, Cadman, Glover, Handly, Home, Hovell, Luks, Ljach, Tierney, and Woollams. For the Mercury Bay Riding on Satur day the following nominations were re ceived :—Messrs Carina, Meikle, Mc- Pherson, and Wright.

THAMES, this day.

Hearing that the writs are to issue to morrow, one of the borough candidates in tends to address the electors on Saturday night. The good news from Waitekauri is con firmed, A large gold return is expected on Wednesday;

(l"_R PBESS AG-NOY.)

DUNEDIN, this day. DIVORCE COURT.

Guthrie and Lafaach's tender for the supply of a million railway sleepers has been accepted. Goldstein v. Goldstein, the first case under the Divorce Act passed last session, is being heard beforo Judge Johnßton to day,

THE BURGLARS.

FURTHER ROBBERIES.

The burglars are at it again, A temporary cessation of depredations was reported iv our Saturday evening's Issue, but it is quite apparent that idleness cannot be charged against the thieves. The amount of cash which they discovered under the foundation stone of the Ponsonby Wesleyan Church could not be expected to supply their wants for any considerable length of time, and for this reason it may not be surprising to our readers to learn that since then two addi tional robberies have beon reported, In both instances, the miscreants, whoever they may be, effected their purpose, and made their escape without being seen, No clue waß left by which they might be traced, and mystery enshrouds their criminal pro ceedings. BURGLARY IN NEWTON. The first case was reported to the police shortly after midnight of Saturday by Mr Birch, who is employed in Mr Linabury's drapery establishment. He resides at the corner of Cross-street and Karangahape Road,and was engaged at his business until a late hour on Saturday night. Mrs Birch came into town iv the afternoon, after securely locking up the premises. She waited at the house of a friend in Grey street for her husband, and on his arrival, they proceeded home together. When they reached the hOHso, they were aßtonlshed to find that the sash of the back window was pushed up, and examination showed that it had been prized open with a chisel. The interior of the residence bore very evident traces of the visit of thieves. Five drawers bad been opened and ransacked, but nothing stolen. From this fact, it is conjectured that the burglars were in search of money only, a sixth drawer, which contained £5, required a different key, and was therefore not molested. Immediately after making the discovery, Mr Birch returned to town, and reported the matter to the police, and they are now engaged in a search for the offenders. MISS HAINES'S SHOP ROBBED. Another robbery of a most impudent nature was committed at a late hour last night, aud on this occasion, Miss Haines, who carries on business as a tobacconiit in Queen-street, near to the Albert Hotel, was the victim. She was robbed of a cash box containing about £16 under the following very singular circumstances '■ The door of the shop was- standing ajar, and the gaa in side was lighted. About a quarter to eleven o'clock Miss Haines had been changing some money, after which she re tired to the sitting-room at the rear of the shop. The cash box contained about £14 in notes, sovereigns, and half-sovereigns, and £2 in silver were left open on the far end of the counter, partially covered by the show case, behind which it stood. Miss Haines remained in the sitting-room ten minutes or quarter-of-nn-hour, and as her position was only about half-a-dozen yards from the door, she is certain she could have heard anyone coming in with shoes or slippers on. When she went at eleven o'clock to close the shop and take the cash box into the sitting-room, she found that the box had disappeared. A search was made for it, but, of course, without success, and information was at once given to the police. The offender must have been acquainted with the premises, and aware of the contents of the cash-box, .because a larger, but empty one, which was lying on the counter much nearer the door than the other, was left untouched. It [Is believed that the thief went in without his boots. No footsteps were heard by Miss Haines, nor did she detect the sound of money jingling while she was in the back room. AN ARREST MADE. A man named William Turner was arrested at 4 o'clock yesterday morning un der peculiar circumstance?, and is at present lying in gaol under suspicion of larceny. It seems that at the time mentioned Detectives Brennan and Jeffrey were pro ceeding along Hobson-street in' quest of some trace of the burglarious personages who have been carrying on operations so in dustriously of late, when, just as they reached Victoria-street, they observed a man slinking along on the opposite footpath with something in bis hand which he was endeavouring to conceal, Detective Brennan crossed over to him, when the fellow, by an adroit movement, deposited the article he was carrying in tho Btreet channel, and then sauntered on with an indifferent air. " It turned out to be an American axe, slightly rusty, and having a new handle, while the man proved to be the prisoner Turner. H* had his shoes iv one hand and positively^denied all know ledge of the axe. He was taken into cus tody, however, and the police are now desirous of finding the owner of the imple ment, as in that way they may obtain a clue to some of the recent robberies. Tur ner is well known to the police, ana about eighteen months ago was sent to gaol for stealing beer in some mysterious manner from public-house cellars at night.

MLE^E^Sb EVENIirteSTAIt MONDAY; NOVEMBER 1



Bankruptcy JNOticee. TN BANKRUPTCY. Creditors in the following Estates who have not already done so, are requested to prove their Claims with me on or before the 12ih instant, when First and Final Dividends will be payable, viz.:— Charles Norton Dickenson, of Onehunga, Coachman. Charles Henry Butler, of Auckland, Providore, George Camwell, of Epsom, Wheelwright. Joseph Greenwood, of Auckland, Farmer, John Angus Clark, of Tauranga, Clerk. John Evans, of Parnell Bise, Cabinetmaker. THO. MACFFABLANE, Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, November 5,1881. TJEW BUT C HERS SHOP. J. H. GARRETT, Butohbb, Intimates to the residents of Eden Terrace, and the surrounding districts, that he will on Thurs day next commence businoss as Butoher in the Premises just below the Kden Vine Hotel. Only First-class Meat will be kept, and at the lowest possible price. Families waited upon for orders.



Wanteo. XjCT ANTED,' for Te Kopuru Sawmills a competent ENGINEER; none bu . flrat-olass hands need apply.—Address Manager Te Kopuru Sawmill, Wairoa North. i ~\\r ANTED, a smart Message Boy.— IV v Apply office of thia paper. TItTANTED, ot once, three Good General v V Servants and HouEomoids.—Apply at I. Mrs Burrow's, Hegiatry Office, Ponsonby. \)_TANTED, a Man to erect some Stone- TT wall Fenoei.-Patarßon & Co., Lome . street WANTED, the Ladies, to know that Black Silkat Is lid per yard, is one of the Fresh Bargains at Dampler'a. WANTED, Two or Three steady Boys, as apprentices.—Apply . Prince and I Davy. Crown Foot Factory, Grey-street, ANTED, immediately, an experienced Milliner and Dress-maker for the Kast Coast; references required.—AddreßS, stating terms and qualifications, to "Milliner and Drese maker." Stab Offloe. WANTED, a good-Bized respectable Boy, without a premium and without being bound, to learn the Drapery. If sharp will have doable the usoal wages.—W. H, Dampier. WANTED, Two Good Town and Suburban Travellers; must be smart.— Apply, witii testimonials, W. F. Pattersons Co., Cochrane's Bnildingg, Fort-street. WANTED, a thoroughly respectable Boy, 11 or 15 years of age, to make him self generally useful.—F. Hewin and Brother, Grocerß, Queen-street. WANTED, a few good Bushmen,— Apply to David Gouk. WANTED, a Girl about 14 to nurse a Baby.—A pply Mm Jennings, Nelson- Btrcet. \\, r ANTED, a good Barmaid for front TT bar,—ApplyExohqngo Hotel. WANTED, a smart Boy to learn the trade.—B. Blakey. Blookmaker, Albert street. WANTED, an Office Boy. — Apply Book Depot, Qneen-Btreet Junotion. WANTED, respectable Girl from 14 to 16, to bo taught to wait at table, at once. —Apply to Servants' Registry, y.W. Institute, Queen-atreet. WANTED a Good General Servant for Bay of Islands ; musi cook, bake, See,— Apply to Servants' Registrr. Y.W. Institute, Queen street. WANTED, a Barmaid.—Aptly Groy. tonga Hotol, Qaeen-Btrcat. WANTED, a General Servant who can do plain cooking,—Wynyard House Kden Present. WANTED, a good Knee Hand.— Apply J. Taylor, Boot Maker, next Hulme's Butonery, Queen-atreet, WANTED, a supply of Fowls, Geese and Turkeys.—Apply Auokland Hotel. WANTED, a competent Dressmaker, ono ahlo to work Wheeler and Wilson's machine preferred, — Apply Edenvalo Post office Store, Valley Road. WANTED, the Men to come and see Sunday Boots, Os Cd; Working Boots. Cb 6d (no higher price): also. Socks, 3d the pair Worsted do. Cd; at Dampier's. WAN TED, a good activo Youth tor the Grocery Business.—Apply J. Ford, new store, opposite AU Saints' Churoh, Ponsonby. W~ ANTED, an Offico Boy. —Apply Boot DepOt, Queen-street Junotion. WANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— Apply to William Rossor, Builder, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, good Tailors and Tailoresses. Apply J. s. Cobloy, new premises oppc- Bite Auckland Club, WANTED, a Carpenter to work on tho premises in Wakofleld-atrcst.—Apply at onco to Garrett Bros. WANTED, an Experienced Gardener, one that understands Grafting and Propagating (no fraud need apply).—Apply to Thomas Stoadman, Queen-street. . WANTED, a few good Bushmen.— Apply to David Honk. •' J WANTED, a Maltster.—Apply C. Sntion and Co.. Newmarket. WANTED, for Bush Mill, Three Lade, 11 to 18 years of ago.—Apply Union Steam Saw, Moulding, Sash and Door Company (Limited). WANTED, a Soap and Candle-maker. —Apply to Warnock Bros, Durham- Btroot, Auckland. ■ WANTED, an experienced Laundress, Apply to Mrs Dunninghom, Governor Browne Hotel, t WANTED, a Cabinetmaker.—Apply to A. Good, opposite Hulmo Court, Par nell. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Mra Jenkins, Pitt- Btrcot. WANTED, the Ladies to come ana see the Fresh Bargains, including the fashionable Ombre Ribbon for 9d the yard, at Dnmpierß. . WAn TED, a smart, active Youth for tho Auokland Provision Company; one having gocd references will have the preference. —Apply after 10 o'clook to-morrow morning to A. Bettany, Manager. WANTED, an unfurnished Room near Queen-street. — Apply '.5.T.," Star office. WANTED, Two Pairs of good Sawyers for Auckland Timber Company (Limited). —Apply 2 to 3 p.m WANTED, Boys and improvers to brown saddlery.—Henry Brace & Co, (Limited), Hlgh-Btreot. WANTED to Rent, a convenient Cottago of about 7 rooms—gas laid on. —Addroßs, with full partioilare, Box 133, Post offlce. ' WANTED, the Ladies to see the Silvered Brooches at la, and the Men to BC3 the Stud Snlteß at Cd; no higher prices in the glasss case at Dampler'a. WANTED, by a gentleman, Lessons on 'he Banjo.— AddreßS with torms, " ARC'Albert Hotel, WANTED, two experienced Collectors; references required. Liberal wages and commission.—Apply Munro & Milligan, Kara ngahape Road, Newton. WANTED, a good Dressmaker and several Apprentices.—Apply to Mrs Hodgkins, Hobion-Btreet, Auokland. W/ ANTED, by on experienced married V T Couplo, a Situation in a oountry hotel wife as cook or housemaid, man as general hand or barman.—Apply Mrs Renwiok'a Regls try, Shortlond-street. WANTED to Sell (cheap), Horse, Cart and Harnong.—Apply Greyhound Stables. WANTED KNOWN-We are selling good dry Titree at 11b per ton, delivered; an allowance made to largo consumers. Clothes Props. 9d eaoh.—Borchell Bros., Ponsonby Road. WANTED to Hire, a House ht for a Boarding-house; |not mora (than ten minutes' walk from Queen-Etreot—Apply Star Offloe. WANTED, in neighbourhood of Par noil, Furnished Sitting and Bedroom for Single Gentleman.—Apply to A.8.C., Box No. 232, Auokland. WANTED KN OWN that the V letonan Loan and Discount Agenoy's Advortise ment appears on _th page, 9th column. WANTED, the Ladies and Gents to see the nice lot of Holiday Goods at Dam pier's, including Boots, Straw Hata, Scarves, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Book Muslins, Broochßß, Stud Suites. Perfumery, &o„ Sea. ~\\T ANTED, Employment by a Practical TI Gardener, by day, week, or otherwise; understands the magagement of grape vine, plain and ornamental gardening In all its branches.—Robert Layer, Seafleld View Road, Kyber Pass. . .',... WANTED, Mrs Hannaford's Patrons (Employers and Servants* to know that Bbc can again be found in the Ladies' Room, Auckland Servant's Retistry. Words Cannot express tho dem gratitude she feels for nume rous kind inquiries and. other favours during her long and paintnl illness. WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by golngj^o Monro and Milligan. See advertise ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—A first-rate opportunity for a man with a small capital who understands the Fellmongsry business.—Apply CD., office Ot thia paper. WANTED KNOWN. — Fireworks.— D. RviTT, Gnnmaker, Queen-street, has just landed, ex Stracathro. from London,—Beven cases Pain's assorted Fireworks, Pin Wheels, Squibs, Rookets, &c A liberal allowance made to Storekeepers for cash.—D. UiVITT, 251, Qaeen-Btroet. . WANTED to Dispose of, immediately, a Bmall, good-paying Hardware Business in centre of city; rent very low; d wner compelled to leave on acoount of sckness. —For particulars apply A.8.. this offico. WANTED to Purchase or Eire, Caper cailzle, Grouse or Eagle Feathers.— Address Cluny MoPherson, Penrose Station. WANTED, the Public to Read my Advertisement on Front Page of Stab. JO H N LO W American Portrait Rooms, 13. Grey-street. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Ladies' Camisoles for 2a Od, at Pompier's. WANTED KNOWN, I am'sellinggood House Coals (Whangerei) at 23s per ton, [delivered) Cash.—J, Craig, Commerce-street. WANTED KNOWN-Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Dress Pieces, Lustres. Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Cheapest House in Town.—G. Carter, Viotorio-street. WANTED, Everybody to bring their Clothes to be Cleaned and Repaired equal to new; prices moderate.—J. Davis, Vic toria-street East, six doati above Greyhound Hotel. ' WANTED, to Sell Out at once, pay my debts, and retire. A first-class oppor tunity now offers for two industrious, " sober, young Men. No reasonable offers refused. J. RoBLBiY, Grey-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN--To Small Capi talists.—For Sale, the Goodwill and 3took of a Grocery Store and Coal and Firewood yard, in a good neighbourhood, about ten minutes', walk from Post-office. Price, about £150.—For further particulars apply to W. F. Patterson & Co,, Cochrane's Buildings, Fort street,



"wanted. WANTED, the Auckland Burglars to know that I intend fitting them out with my unmentionables free of charge.—Apply between tho hours of 10 p.m. till 6 a.m., private honao of J. Williams. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.S. Eng., Ohomlst of np wards of 15 years' experience, and from July, mD, till September last with Messrs Bharland and Co., has Opened a Pharmaoy at 181, Qneen- Btreet (next New Zealand Honao), for Dispensing Proscriptions, Compounding Family Medicines, and the Bnpply of Pure Drugs, Pharmaceutical Preparations, and General Domestic Requisites. WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Jack, at the wish of many frionds, has opened a Servants' Registry Office, and hopeß that the ladies of Mount Eden and Grafton Road will oall upon her whon in need of thoroughly respectable Borvants.-Mrs Jack, Mount Eden Road. ; WANTED KN.OWN-Fresh Bargains, including White Joaephine Kid Gloves, 1b and 1b Gd: at Dampler'a ■ WANTED, Property-holders to Know that, in consequence of onquliioa, G. Eraser will be glad it those wishing to Sell City and Suburban Allotments and Dwellings will oa'l oarly and Register same. No oharge for registration.-UEORGIC FRASER, Central Freehold Land and Investment Agenoy,.oorner Queen-street and Vuloan Lane. W ANTED KNOWN, J. Halliday, Boot and Shoe Maker, Is prepared to execute all orders in tho trade; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches put on with solu tion.—Please note the address, Abercrombio streot, fourth shop from Symonds-street. WANTED, persons wishing to dispose of Properties to furnish me with par ticulars. No Bale, no oharge. Cheap Building Allotments and Small Cottages find a ready sale.—D. F. X vans, Estate Agent, next "Herald," Queen-atreet. ANTED, Tenders for the supply of scoria, till Wednesday next, noon, at E or measured cublo yard, worked up into the uilding; probable supply wanted, about 100 yards, more or less.—Apply Jackson and Son, Conorete Bulldora and Plasterers, Dablin-street, Newton. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargains, including Japanese Silk (different colours) tor Is 6d, at Dampier'B. ANTED KNOWN—Woekly Sup plies Freeh Butter and Eggs.—Hendry & Whitley, No, 1, Queen-street. \T7aNTED KNOWN—That J. H. W Hedger ia Btill Selling tha Best Quality Meat Of all kinds at Lowest Remunerative Prices. Oaßh Customers most liberally dealt with. A trial respectfully invited. Note the address: Kyber Pass Butchery. ANTED KNOWN, that Mrs waiters, of Hobson-street, 1b now shewing the LATEST STYLES in Millinery. The Ladles will do well to call and see her reoherohe Btook before purchasing. Ladies' Dreßa Caps. All Goods marked at Lowest Prloea. '__ WANTED KNUWH, tnac D. Goiaie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-stroet, noar the Dook, at lowest cash prices Tho timber, being under cover.is better than that purchased elßOwhere ANTED KNOWN—That William West, oorner of Wyndham and Albert- Btroet, la prepared to Supply the Trade in its different branohes of good Cane Seat and Windsor Chairs. A good Stook of Beech Windsor in store Orders punctually attended to. WANT.-- 1, oraers tor our tamous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d: also, tho wondroua 65s suits. Overooats from 40s. Marvellous valao at J. D. Phillips'. Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies need not wear Blippera In their baok yards while they can get good Sewn Elastic-side Kid Boots at Dampier'B for is 6d. TTy ANT E_D__ KNOW N. LUNCHEON will bo provided at Cheap Rates in tho Marquee and Building on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Everything provided; no kits, &o„ required on the^unr^^ Confectioner and Caterer. ANTED KNOWN —That the Auokland Timber Company (Limited), are Manufacturers of all description of Goods, with superior Machinery and doßpatch.—Worker Custom-house-street West WANTED KNOWN-GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FURTA TION WALTZ, only la 6d, at Dampier's Branch Store In the Market, Be in timo. WANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and Co. bog to intimate to their cus tomers that they have Removd to the premises lately oooupied by Madame Bottenelll, opposito MoArthnr and Co.'s Warehouse. Having re oeived large addition to their well - soleoted Stock, eaoh department will bo found roploto with tho Latest Novelties-Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, Kid Gloves; a large assortment of Laoeß. real and Imitation. Ladies would do well to give ua an early oall. No trouble to Bhow goods. Special ottentlon is-called to a lot of Spring Jaokets, in light colours, selling at a great sacrifice.—Dnnno, Hall and Co. WANTED, the Ladies to come and see the Fresh Bargainß, Including Blaok Felt Slippers for la 6d, at Dampier's. _ ANTED, the Public to inspect H. Waite'a stock of Batha. Toilet Cana, Slop Pails, Show .Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japannod.painted, figured, and plain); also, Imit, Jam. Meat, Baking Powder,' Inseo't Powder, Coffee, and Pcppor Tins. So.. So. H. Waito having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stock of the above on hand, and aa everything iscommanoed 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. Waitbi, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zlno-worker. next old Police Station, High- Btreet. . — WANTED KNOWN, that the Central Freehold Land and Investment Agenoy has Removed to Corner Qnoen-Btroet and Vulcan Lane, where the Land Buainess in all its branches ia now carried on under the Bpeoial superintendence ot Mr G. Eraser. Valuations made, surveys for land transfers effeotod, and titles porfooted at minimum cost. No charge made for regioterlng properties for sale. W" ANTED Jt_-i o WN— Gooasons London Arcade is acknowledged to bo tho largest and most magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in the Colony; in its arrangement, it standß unique (Imitating none). All Goods are marked in plain figures, at prioes hitherto unknown In Auckland. It ia considered unnecessary to enumerate the varied classes of goods displayed, It being now an established fact that tho Novelty DepOt and Economical Kmporium of Auckland is the London arcade, 148, Queen and Yiotoria-Btreots. Inspeotion invited, irres pective of purchases boing made. See the Fivo Splendid Windows filled with New Goods. Door Baits at " Greatly Reduoed Prices 1' and "Alarming Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office: 68, St. Mary Axa. ; AitfTED KNOWN—Tnat the JNew Zealand Timber Company aro Belling all kinds of Timber and Bnilding Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Eanri, from our new bUBh. just opened, i WANTED KNO WN—The Ladies' out door Sown Prunella Boots (plain fronts, with tassels at 6b 6d, have arrived per ship Straoathro, at Dampier'B. WANTED KNOWN—That Thomas Hill has Opened a Warehouse in Parnell with a nice Assorted Btook of Ready-made Clothing and General Drapery. Having now over twenty years' ezperlenee in tho above trade, and buying gooda for cash only, I am in a position to give Extra Value. No second price. Terms—Cash.—Thomas Hill, Manukau Road, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN—Tnat J. B. Lambert & Co. will Open an Auction Mart In Wyndham-Btreet, onpoaite the star office, on Saturday, the 29th inst,, for the Sale of all kinds of Stores and Settlers' Produce. Con signees acquainting the above of goods coming either by boat or rail, will find every attention and care taken, no matter how large or small the consignment may be. For days of Bale, Bee further notice. . WANTED KNOWN — Duty Free ■ Goods. — Tho New Drapery Honsa IS NOW OPEN. Don't buy till you havo seen the New Stock of Dress Goods. Prints, from l.d; Galateas, from 43d. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under olothing, Toilet and Honeycomb Quilts, &o. A food stook of Ladies' and Children's Costumos, inatores, Pelisses, Men's Shirts, Hosiery, Sec. —Note.—l shall givo the Full Benefit of all Duty Free Goods. A Circular will be sent out in a few days.-Brighton House, corner of Grey and Pitt-streets. J. Randell. WANTED, the Public to Save Money by purchasing at Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse. Dress Beiges, from 4Jd: a splendid line of Black and Colored Lustres at Is; Prints in variety, from 3_d and ijd; Plain and Colored Sateens, from Hid; 72 inch Sheetings, Is 3d; the best value in town in Honeycomb Quilts, from ia 6d; Lace Curtains, 33 lid per pair; 3 yards long Frenoh Lace, 6s Od; see our stook of Cheap Hosiery; White Cotton Stockings, from id. pair, splendid value at Is; our stock of Underclothing is marked, as all our other goods are, at lowest possible profit; a job lot of Thom son's Patent Corsets, ia 6d pair, usual price 8s; our Linen Cambrio Handkerchiefs, imported direot from Belfast, are a marvel of cheapness. —Please note the address: Wio. H. Smith, 300 and 302, Upper Queen -street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. "VTEW ZEALAND TIMBER COM- J3i PANY (LIMITED). I Applications for the office of Seoretary will be 1 eceived at the Company's Office up to noon on MONDAY next, C. A. HARRIS, Chairman, Auckland. Ist November. 1881. TpONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. WANTED, a Poundkeeper and Sanitary In speotor.-For particulars, terms, &o„ apply to WM. GULLIVER, Poneonby, Nov. 15.1831. Secretary. EMPLOYMENT-or part- wanted (any kind) by a business man with small in come, either on commission or email salary.— H.W.C., this office. -. TO Bootmakers—Wanted 2 good Finish era for man's light work, good wages and constant employment.—Garrett Bros. ITIO TAILORS—Wanted, a first class L Cutter to take entire management of work shop.—Apply Munro and Milligan, Karangahape Road, Newton. MUSICAL BOXES, with all the Latest Improvements —Angelo Forreßt, Auck land Music Warehouse. QE|AELAND'S TCTAMILY XMLLS Are a safe Aperient. They relieve Headaches. They are Valuable In Indigestion. Price: They act effectually on the Liver. ' Is, and 2a Od l a Box. APOTHECARIES' HALL, 1 - Opposite Poßfrofflce,



I. Personal. "1/1 R. F. W. HOWARD, Commission •1-fJL Agent, is requested to call at Arch. t Clark and Sons. ■ ' ) ii ; . To Liet. TO BE LEI, at Rocky Nook, a com . fortablo House, at 10b per week.—F. G. - Ewington. \ rryO LET for term, a Large Store in nign l -L street capable Btoring 81 tons, with back , entrance.—Carbinei and Taylor, Auctioneers. TO LET, a New Five-roomed Cottage in . Lincola-street,—Apply to WJUiam Rosser, , Ponsonby Road. . TO LET, Gentleman's Residence at Eden Crescent, near St. Paul's, in flret-class order, and replete with almost every comfort and convenience.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street. mo LET, a Store in Fort-street, two -3. doors Da at Customhouse Hotel, containing Bhop and baok room, suitable for an office or otherwise.—Apply to G. Brown, oare of Messrs J. Cosgrave Se Co.. Queen-Btreet. TO LET, tor fcjoirees, Concerts, omging and Danolng Classes.and similar purposes, the Eden Hal), Eden Terrace.—Apply to W. N. Henderson, 210, Queen-Btreet, ■ TO LET, nandsome new Chop ana con. venient Dwelling of 5 rooms, In a thickly populated and rising suburb, A splendid open ing for a young beginner, or as a branch estab lishment for a obemist, stationer, or milliner; also a good position for a boot and shoe shop. Rent, only 16a per week.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen atreet. __ TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, jvaranga hapo Road, Newton ; largo allotment at rear in garden, etc.; stable, tank, well, and other conveniences,—D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Qneen-Btreet. TO LET, a four-roomed Cottage in Nelson-street.—H. J. Riordan, Nelson- Btreet, near Cook street. fT O LET, Furnished Bedroom in town — fl. Apply corner of Alexandra-street, Upper Qaeen-street.Bide door. TO LET, 7-roomed House, with bath, room, magnificent view of olty and har bour, half-acre of land, ton minutes from Queen- Btreet.—O. 3. Kllia, Howe-Btreet. rtnO LET (Early Bank), a commodious J. and pleasantly situated Residence in Park Road (near Newmarket),' formerly oc cupied by Mr H. H. Lusk; containing 9 rooms, detached kitchen, and wash-house—all in perfect order; together with a well-stocked garden and orchard in full bearing; also, a good paddock for horse or cow, with out-building thereon, and a never-failing well of water.—For particulars apply to Ireland Brothers; TO LET, a Fruit and Greengrocery Business, for a term, in a good position, doing a good trade.—H". Partington, Stichbury'a Buildings, Queen-Btroßt. DEVONPORT. -Comfortable Rooms to Let, Cheltenham Beach (famished or un famished), next J. L. White's. For isaie. |710R SALE, a few Well-bred Young Pigs' I? (2 months old); also, a Boar and Breoding Sow.—Apply Edenvale Post-office Store, Valley Road. 1/IOR BALE, a Drapery and Millinery JD Business in best part of Queen-atreet (ICast side); good opening; domestic reasons for disposal,—Apply at Henderson's, 210, Queen- Btreet; [HOR SALE (a Bargain), a Two-horse Js Engine and Boiler (601b), certificate with boiler. £10.—A, Tait, Lome Etreet. B/lOR SALE, 400 Acres of First-class JD Land, in most desirable locality. The im provements consist of good House and offices, garden, and 70 acres of grass; the wholo pro perty being just fencod, Prico low, and terms easy, the owner leaving tho district for domestio reasons.—Metcalfe & Hill, 29, N.Z. Insurance BnJdUngs. tpOR SALE, thoroughly Improved JParm of 167 acres, within easy distance of Auck land by road or rail. Prioe low,- and terms easy.—Metcalfe & Hill, D.8., 29, New Zealand Insurance Bnildings. ■jtOR SALE, Nine-roomed House, near sD Choral Ball. — Apply John L. Kean, ElHott-Btreot. IrtOß SALE, the Lease of a Baker's Shop ' and Ovon.—Apply to P. Heath, Wakeflela street. DJIOR SALE, a first-class Cedar Racing BA Dingy in thorough order.—Apply at Royal Insnrance Office, Shortland-street. fijiOß SALE (very cheap), a First-class JD Double Dwelling-house in Vlnoent-Btreet; the two houses contain 12 rooms, and could be easily made into one large dwelling; pump, tanks, and other conveniences, with large allot ment.—Apply on the premises, Henderson and Spraggon, Yj____________ FOR SALE (cneap): Lot No. 1, Wairan, 100 acres really good land; Lot No. 26, Wairan, 10 acres superior land; Ix>t No. 35, joins Major Moir'a land, Mangawat; Lot No, 9, Toka Toka, 79 acres goad land.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, Seo., Fort-atreet. DEVON PURT. — For Sale, on easy terms, about 2 seres and 27 porches of Good Land near Mount Victoria, with New Five-roomed Cottage thereon.—Apply to Geo fclbbin. Auckland, or Oliver Maya, Devonport. DEVONPORT.— Villa Sites on easy tormii.—Apply to R. M. Stark. fjIOR SALE, now landing, ex Annie J Wilson, 50 tons Superfine Flour.—Apply to W. Dowden. Auotioneer. __ EOR SALE, an active Black Pony; will carry a lady, can jump, and is per fectly docile; also. Bide saddle and bridle.—Ad droßß Bex 95. Oeneral Post'offlcn. Auokland. fljiUK SALE, a well-built live-roomed I? House in good order; haa every con venience; stands on 2 allotments; near the water, and commanding a full view of the harbour; situated in Edinburgh-street, Pon sonby.—Apply to Henry Jones, Cabinetmaker, Shortland-Btreet. fl/lOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in the city, iD two well-built Houses, oorner of Vernon and Sale-streets, in good order.—H. Partington. FOR SALK. in Ponsonby, a comfortable Four roomed House, with large workshop; two allotments, frontages to Spring and O'Ncll atreeta.—H. Partington. "Ij-iuk IMMEDIATE SALE, in Hofceby-etreot J? off Upper Quoen-streot, a Six-roomed Houeo, in good order.—H. Partington. TfOR IMMEDIATE SALE, n Water-street, J- off Mount Eden Rood, 3 allotments, 75 x 100; must be sold; 25s per foot.—H. Partington. gj^Oß SALE (a bargain), a nice Farm of J_ 150 Acres Good Land, Honse, Stable. Sheds, &c., and large Orchard (average return from It alone, about £70 per annum). There is also a good run for cattle joining the farm. Only U miles from Auckland.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, Fort-atreet. • EOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara Dlßtrlot, whioh haa a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, __________________e_g____g__ Tv.ANDS IN THE NORTH. Persons owning Lands in the districts of Pukeksroro, Matakohe, Omaru, and Tokatoka, will find it to their advantage to consult Lam bert & Co., Commission Agents, opposite Stab Offloe, Wyndham-Btreet. . i?!A TO JfcfOOO LENT on Building 3&JLV Society principles, or on othor terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. Sco List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Finanoial Agent Vnloan Lane. ÜBURBAN RESIDENCE.—For Sale— A commodious and pleasantly Bltuated Family Residence at Epsom, containing 20 rooms, all in the most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising throe-stalled stable, large ooaoh-house, and other conveniences; together with 71 acres of choice land, in garden, orchard, and paddocks. Card to inspect, and farther Information may be obtained, on application to CHARLES ALEXANDER, _Or; W. AITKEN. An excellent opportunity. To bo Disposed of, the Good-will and Stook-in trade of one of the Oldest Estaulishbd BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESSES In Auckland. Tho present owner being obliged tq give it up on account of 111-health. For particulars apply to ■ . D. FOttT, Shortland-Btreet, -pONSONBY* FOR SALE, 3 Magnificent Bnilding Sites, 132 x 261; £175 each. 3 Mugnifiosnt Building Sites, 132 s 261; £125 eaoh. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Sarsfield street. 66 x 200; £120 each. 3 Magnificent Building Sites, Emmett etreot, 66 x 160; £100 each. 1 Magnificent Building Site, Curran-street, 72 x 117; £110. 1 Magnificent Building Site, corner Curran and Emmett-etreets, 70 x 117; £110. The above otb the beßt value in Ponsonby, and can only bo offered at above prices for a short time, and if not sold they will be withdrawn. Terms: Very liberal. Apply to THOMAS MELVILLE. Accountant, High-street, Auokland. XMPORTED POULTRY FOR SALE. Light Bbahmas—l Cock and Hen, well mated and laying Dabs bbahmas—l Cook and 2 Hens, well pencilled and perfect blrdß; first cross Dark Dorkings—2 pans, now fit for show, from prize strains _ _. Btjf» Cochins—2 Hens and 1 Tom, immense size, heavy feathered, magnifloent birds, now laying HiMßmms—2 Pullets, mated with two splen did Cocks, laying Pollen—Silver bpangled, trio, pretty Birds Black Spanish-2 grand Pullets, laying, mated with unrelated Cock KGGS from above can be had at 10s 6d per dozen; forwarded to all parts ot tho colony on receipt of order. Also, Eg gs from Lady Gwydy's Strain. Particulars on receipt of stamped envelope. Inspection invited. 'Bna passes daily. Poultry on view every day but Sunday.— Lake Takaptota Poultry Yabdb. JD S'l LANDED IN PRIME ORDER 300 SACKS CANTERBURY POTATOES, Fresh from pit, G. S. JAKINS, > Custom-house _tb__t,



liogc and if buna. i T EFT, by mistake, at Park House, Pon. , JLi sonby Road, a Box; owner can have the same by paying the cost of this advertisement.— , John Warren. |_S. REWARD.—Lost, a Cheque for £5 2s, «J No. 85, between Qleeson'a Hotel and Wharf Payment stopped.—Finder return same to this ■ office. _ IpOUND, in my shop, a sum of Money.— ' The owner can have the samo on spplica • tion—W. H. Dawson. Chemist. Wellealey-street STRAYED trom Muddy Creek, two Drought Colts. Anyone giving their where ! abouts will receive One Pound reward.—J. Craig, Commerce-street. , Board, ana Kesiaenoe. BOARD and Residence for two respect , able young men.—Apply to John Dinnison, Grocer. Newmarket. COMFORTABLE Board and Residence for a married couple, or two gentlemen, ' STAROffI CoD ?Weot t0 0M roonu-Apply SUPERIOR ACCOMODATION for -r, -i -Laa y a?d Gentleman; no other lodgers or ' Sil raJ? --A t ppAsr.Mrß N- Levey, WeUealey ' Btreet, opposite Palmer's Hotel, OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. • Board and Lodging..... ._.„_.. Ms per Week , Single Room ..26a. • Tenders. i i -■ .. . TM-EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. COAL SUPPLY, 1882, Railway Department, Wellington, Hth October, 1881. Tenders will bo received until NOON of TUES DAY, 22nd November, 1881, for the Supply and Delivery of Coal and Coke for the New Zealand Railways, They must beaddresaedtotheGeneral Manager of New Zealand Railways, Wellington, and marked outside " Tender for Coal." Specifications can be seen, and forma of tender obtained, at the offices of the Railway Managers at Auokland, Whangarei, Napier, Wellington, Wanganui', New Plymouth,' Nelson, Ploton, Greymouth, Westport, Christohurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill. Telegraphic tsndera will bo received if pre sented at any Telegraph Office by NOON of the same date, provided that written tenders in due form ore lodged at a Railway Manager's office by the same hour. The lowest or any tender will not necessarilybe accepted. J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager, New Zealand Railways. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR HIRE OF STEAMER, ———" Harbour Board Office, -Auckland, November3,lßßL Tenders will bo received at thia office until THURBDAY. the ICth instant, at noon, for Hire of Steamer, in terms of conditions to be seen at the Engineer's Offloe. Tenders te bo endorsed "Tender for Hire of Steamer." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, P. E. COMPTON. Chairman. IA 0 BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until i p.m, on WEDNESDAY. 16th inst,, for Additions and Alterations to Residence at Remuera. Flans at my office. HENRY G. WADE, Architect. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Erection of a Cottage and Stables, off Nelson-street. Plans at my offloe, 83. Queen-street, HENRY G. WADE. Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until noon of FRI DAY, the 17th instant, for certain Alterations and Additions to a Honse at Mount Eden. Plans, &c, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. « EDMUND BELL, Architect. mO BUILDERS AND FENCERS. Tenders will bo reoeived up to noon on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, for the Erection of Buildings and Fencing at the Viotoria Sum mer and Winter Gardens, Devonport. Plans, &c at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Archlteocs, m o carpenters! Tenders will be received until noon of WEDNESDAY, November 16th, for the Erection and Completion of a Shop ia Symonds- EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mo builders. Tenders will be received nntll noon of WED NESDAY. November 23, 1881, for the Erection and Completion of the AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be reooivoi until noon of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the .'-ectlon and Completion of Three Shops and J. 7eliing Houbsb in Wellington-street. EDWARD BART ,_Y, Architect. mo B U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo received until nocn of SATURDAY, November 12th, for the Kreotlon of a Villa at the North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohiteot. rp O B UILD ER S. Tenders will be reoeived until 12 o'olook on SATURDAY, 12th November, for Building a Cottage at luakau; labour only.—Plans, Sec, at Mr M. E. McGarry's, Epaom, and at Mr Walker's store, Tuakau. rTIENDERS tor the Erection of a Teacher's JL Dwelling .at Huntly will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auok land, until noon of FRIDAY, llth November next.... Plans and specifications at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District Sohool Committee, Huntly. TENDERS will be received up to 4 o'olock p.m. on THURSDAY, tho 10th instant, for Removing a Bank ot Earth in Grafton Road.—For particulars apply to Alfred Ashton, Secretary Grafton Road Highway Board, No. 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. TENDERS for a Lease of seven years, from Ist January. 1882, of Houses and Shops in Hobson and Victoria-streets, in one lot, will be received by J. M. & J. Mowbray, i%, Queen-Btreet, up to 10th November, from whom particulars will be got. Tbe highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. mo CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 10th day of November next, for the Erection ot a Besidence near the Rail way Station, Remuera. Plans, &o„ at my offloe, i, Hoffmann's Buildings,' Queen-street. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. Ootober 28,1881. . Grocers and Tea Dealers. INDIA AKD CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, ViOTOBIA-STBEET. Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and consequent loss of outlet for my large bonded Btook of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, Ihave determined to sell a Quantity ot tbe latter at a prioe whioh, though entailing no loss to me, will actually be lower than import cost laid down here, 1 offer the first lino as under :— 6.000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s, or Es per bundle of 25, In Teas I have somo of the choicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from la 8d and upwards are now carefully blended with "Very Strong" and "High-class Flavoury " Indian Teas. Thia announcement will,lhave no doubt, prove acceptable to tho poorer olass, as especially is it true this season that they show better value in the onp than ordinary China alone. . $ lb. lOibs of Good Kaisou Congou f or . ■ _ Us 2d AfGood China Toa .. - „ .. is 6d Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d " Tea Extraordinary." a thorough econo mic tea, with Assam flavour _ „2s " Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and . pungent—Darjeeling ldnd „ ~ _ 2a Gd "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" „ _ 3s Capital values in Box Teas at 20s, 225, 21s, 265, and 28s per box. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, Tea and General Importer, Teems Cash. 95. Victoria-st.. Auokland "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. Jas. A. Pkitoaixiqien wishes to Inform his friends, customers, and the general publio that ho haa Removed to the premises lately oooupied by Mr Uuoksey, Wakofleld-street J.A.P., In thanking his customers for 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 prices. A HANDSOME LIBRARY FREE OF COST. We don't know how thoy do It, but they do. What? Why, giveaway a Handsome Volume with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea, Who 1 THE LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. w. s. coTllins, TEA DEALER, ETC., MANUAKATJ ROAD, Pabnell,' rfIRIMMED HATS for the Holidays, JL from is 9d to 28s 6d. Ladies, inspect my window before purchasing elßowhere.—Mrs W. H, Whitehead, Milliner, Newton. ' '°MSW



-TiDlio Notioea. , ;. "gßEii's almanac; • 1882. i Persons wishing to Advertise in BRETT'S ALMANAC for the ensuing year will please send in Copy at once to Stab Office, Wyndham street, Auckland. ■vr 5 ¥^ I C E All Overdue Accounts payable to the late firm of RUSHBROOK & BRnJGMAN are requested to be Bettled without delay. Suoh accounts not paid on or before 26th of Novem ber, 1881, will be handed to my solicitor for recovery. _ „ _ „ WILLIAM R. URIDGMAN Auokland. Nov. 1,1881. ~£f O TIC E. Mr J. w. Thomson Is no longer authorised to collect fiebti due to S. D. Powdreix as assignee of the Book Debts of the firm of White and Powdrell, and debtors to the said firm are warned not to pay any moneys to him, the said J. W. Thomson, on acoonnt of their debts. Dated 6th November, 1881. S. D, POWDRELL. gA N FR A NCIS COM AI L. Wanted, all those Ladiea and Gentlemen who purpose sending Photographs to be reproduced as Portrait Pictures to let me have the Photo graphs early TO-MORROW MORNING, in time for the Mail. HENRY CLAYTON, . 70, Queen-Btreet. Auokland. . PROFESSOR CAILLIAU wishes to announce that, through severe pressure of time, he will not be able to open an Elementary Singing Class, in Newton, as stated In a reoent issue: and, therefore, recommends all Ladies and Gentlemen who intended Joining to give * *tT "VK?! 8.! 0 th, e Secretary, on Taesday Next at the Christians' Meetlng-houßO, Cook-street, at 7.80,.wh0re a New Class ia being commenced. f&IS? 1? b va n 0 n,ew PnPilß tal£en after next HSi,^' really wish to learn to sing by musio should join them. ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COM PANY REGISTERED). Shareholders are earnestly requested to send in their proxies during the present week for the Extraordinary Meeting to be held on the 15th instant. The meeting will lapse unless a suffi cient number of shareholders are represented. H. N. GARLAND, Manager, November 7th, 1881. ShARLAND'S .MANUFACTURES: GRAPE SALINE, A REAL SUMMER LUXURY. A SPARKLING BEVERAGE, •■ ':' Price, 2s a Bottle. LIME FRUIT SYRUP, Free from the musty Savour so common to Limejuice Preparations, is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. IMPROVED LIME FRUIT JUICE, HIGHLY CLARIFIED, . - BBE FBOM ALL IMPDEITIKS, . is 6d Reputed Quart Bottle?. FRUIT JUICE SYRUPS. These aro prepared with LIME FRUIT JUICE, Guaranteed Pure and of Flue Flavour, -. Is 9d Reputed Qnart Bottles. LIME FRUIT CORDIAL, ~~ Fine In Flavour and Quality, Is 9d Reputed Quart Bottles. FINE DALMATIAN ——— INSECT POWDER. KOM.A, A PREVENTIVE TO THE BITES OF THE MOSQPITO, Is gi_ a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., Apothecaries' Ball, ■JTOTICE OF REMOVAL HUDSON (LATE HILL AND HUDSON), CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Eegs to Inform his friends and customers that he has REMOVED bis Business to NEW AND COMMODIOUS PREMISES at the corner ot VIOTORIA & HOBBON-STREETS. -LI NEW POTATOES I 7 From this date I shall have a regular supply of Firstolass New Potatoes from the One Tree Hill Estate, at market rates, HARRY OANHAM, Ootober 19fch 1881. - High-street EYRE, Hat and Kid Glove Depot, ~ ?„ Viotorla-street —As I am over stockediin Gloveß, I offer for Absolute Sale, 1000 palrß of Blaok and Coloured Kid Gloves: a Good Glove to wear, in 2 button, black, at 1/9 a pair; Josephine, blaok and coloured, 1/6; Morly'sßest Knitting Cotton at 1/6 perlb; splendid value in Long Ostrich Feathers, all the new colours, at 4/6, worth IBs: Striped Grenadine, at 6d. worth V- per yard ; Striped Lustres, 6Jd. worth 1/3 per yard; a nice Girl's Trimmed Hat, at 1/3, worth 3/6; Sewed MubUus, widewidth, ot6d,worthl/; a lot of Ladies'and Children's Dresses, bought at auotion, to bo sold at Manufacturer's cost; a great variety of new and fashionable trimmed and untrirnmed Sunday.Hats to select from: the P, arAbl^ llk Umbrella at US, worth 12/6 j New .Light Coloured Kid Gloves, three, four, five, and si* bnttonod, 2s cheaper than at any other honse.-W. EYRE. Viotorla-street. "*" QOODWIN'S SBAKING POWDER, This Baking Powder is oomposed of the purest and simplest materials, and is guaran teed superior to the Imported article. i 1 S wU''? s.„tl^ Po''derfflll be given away to each 0 £ the Fli-at 600 People who Buy A 1 in at Is 3d* Splendid Testimonials have been reoeived from the Professional Cooks of all the Leading Hotels and Reßtanrants in Auokland. Everybody should give it atrial. ' „f%lf=l?, r6 Ttaii. atx? u the Grocers, wholesalo atMBSSBS. L. D. Nathan & Co.'s, Shortland- Btreet, and at Mr. C. Majoe's, * Grocer, Welles pSO BONO PUJLICO, THS a^9t._ PHOTOGRAPHIC OOM PANYS FREB ART UNION PRIZES consißt of a Lady's Gold Hunting Watoh and Chain, Lad/s Diamond Ring. Gents' 18-karat Gold Rings, Ladies' Portrait Brooches, and other prizes, worth £50. A Tioket in the above will bo given with every Sitter. 600 Members wanted. Cartes do Visite, 5s per half-dozen; Cabinet Portraits, 12s 6d per half- dozen,— ■\ro'Ti_E-TO the public. Bear In Mind—Williams's Galvanic Battery, Weighing Chair, and Lifting Machine will be in the. Market Every Saturday Evening till further notion. .We* strongly recommend the use of the Battery to Nervous Persons, and to those who aro suffering from Debility arising from exhaustion of the nßrvous system. It is recommended by medical men all over tho world. s COKE. ' ' Q O X E. THE AUCKLAND GAS COM - PAN V (LIMITED) . Will Deliver this very eoono . Q » mlcal fuel In Quantities to suit P» S °1, _ householders, at the following w »' rates for places within one mile O «) of tho Works; longer distances | in proportion:— ■ ™ B. d ' Per sack, 3 bushels „ .. i 6 5 sacks _..„„_ 6 3 10 sacks, or J ton .. _ .. H 6 20 socks, on ton .. „ .. 22 0 Orders may be left at tho Office or Works. GAB FITTINGS. CARLAW'S LUNCHEON ROOMS, NORTH SHORK (next O. May's), Is the place for Tea, Coffee, Ham, Cobned Bbkf, and in short every delicacy of the season, for ONE SHILLING. yBTEBIHARY NOTICE. I desire to inform my customers and the pub lic tha my charges for attendance and medioine are greatly reduced. Town Visits, 2s; Suburbs, MAX SCHMIEDEL, Hobson-street ■XTEWCASTLE COAL, The WILD WAVE havingpnt back to New castle disabled, tho SYREN las b^n chartered to take her place, meanwhile NEWCASTLE COALS may be had at our yards. Also, ALL KINDS OF LOCAL COALS at Lowest Rates, Delivered In Town or Country, 1 . W, &ft WINSTONB,



' .i rnblio Notloes. \ ;•?•";% CJ. C. AND DEBET, ■ . • RUN TO-MORROW.. r Quotations win be received from principal Bookmakers-This Evening. M. GALLAGHER. -jVrORTH SHORE REQATTA. * ENTRIES for the above Regatta will he re- ' ceived at tho Flagstaff Hotel. North Shore. ' I THIS (Monday) EVENING, from 7.30 to 10.30. ~ ~, Ferry Steamers will leave Queen-street Whotf 7 every Hour. „-.-i,^_>' • . C. C. DACRK, -A j________j___» ' ' TtTORTH SHORE REGATTA. ly. WEDNESDAY, Nor. 9. 18 H. •'£ masonic Hotel, LUNCHEON Will bo PROVIDED from 12 to * ■' 2 o'olook. ■• *'-'■' .-!> ','t -■ ARTIL LE R V BAN D. 7 J If wet to-night tho MOONLIGHT CONCERT A' 7 will, be POSTPONED till MONDAY. Uth ■ November. 0. At. BORTHWICK, Secretary. TN RE W. ATKIN, DECEASED.,; s We beg to intimate that we have Sold tee Plant Goodwill, and Premises of the late Mr William Atkln to Messrs W. and E. Atkln, for whom we respectfully request a continuance of the favours acoorded to the deceased. AU Claims against the Executors must be fui> nished at once to Mr B. Tonner, 78, Queen- - ;j Btreet, to whom all moneys owing to the Estate must be paid. ART. HEATHER ) JAS. F. LEIGHTON j-ExeOUtOTB. BDW.W. BURGESS) . ELECTORAL STAMPS.—Stomps for the approaohing election made at tho lowest prioeß, and at the shortest notice. Sco ■■:'■.. our Bamples before going elsewhere.—lngram. " ,», and 00., Hoffman's Buildings. . , ENGLISH MAIL.—N.Z. Ferns, Moss, and Seaweed mounted on Christmas or New Tear Cards, from Id to 10s.—D. 8. Cham? ; bers, 310, Queen-Btreet. •. uir^-.. JUST RECEIVED, a Stock of English ;S Lever and Waltham Watches. If you want to secure a good one oheap, get one from me.-Job. Adams, -Watchmaker, Victoria-street. , TW'EW ZEALAND FERNS, beautifully/. .X.NI mounted, to suit all purchasers, from ' r - Is per dozen upwards, at Erie Craig's, Prinoes street. ■ - .... .-.....; . -~- -•_ ■■ ■> CITY COUNCIL OFFICES will be * Closed on WEDNESDAY, Bth instant (Prince of Wales's Birthday).—P. A. Philips. .. ' Town Clerk. TOwn Clerk's Office, November 7» 188 L -•;-- ■" ■ - A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS * AN EXHIBITION IN BLAOK AND WHITE; /; ' -; Will be held In the Auckland Museum on . THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOV.- 10, 1881. - Open Free to the Publio between tbe hours of -j One and Five. A CONVERSAZIONE & SOCIAL RE-UNION ." of Members and Frionds will be held In tho . Evening, opening at 7.30 and dosing at 10. . I . '-, A Special General Meeting of Members will bo held in the Leoture-room at 8.30 to consider a,; * proposal to devote a portion of the Funds'of the , Boolety to wards the formation of an Art Library, Sblkotions op Mosio • will be given during the Evening. Non-Members who may desire to attend con proonre Tickets on application to the Secretary or any of tho Committee. : •■ .~ "TVEVONPORT STEAM E •j^t^^^-FERRY COMPANY (LIMITSD). NOTICB.—No Cargo will be received on'A WEDNESDAY, 9th instant (Pilnce of Wales •-•*.-" g Birthday). _ _ si .'.,.. . BENJ. TANNER. ~-?> .... ' Seoretary. gk aßj^^fV" O R T . H'-O O T E. «-,.;' The p.s. DEVONPORT will (It aufflolent In ducement oflfers)rnn|K VERY HOUR on. Wed- ; ~i neaday, 9th Instant (Prince ot Wales Birthday). -: : : Rktdek fare, 90. ..;....;. BENJ. TANNER, '-.•.>*!* Seoretary D.S.F. Co. (Limited;. -AM 1 : A Ah «a*_^'WORTHERN STEAMSHIP -33g^i-N CO. (LIMITED). 3»*® FOR WAITARA. The s.s ■": A ROWENA Will leave the Onobnnga Wharf as above on THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at 1 p.m. For freight or passage apply at the Oompany^ Office, 67. Qaeen-streat Auckland.,: • .';"*' Orto A. BARNES, Onehunga; , A. MoGREGOR, Manager. ■ga^^, lfi OR WESTFORT DIRECT, •«s____» The's.s." -:".'<i STAR OF THE SOUTH Will leave Onehunga TO-MORROW, at G p.m., for the above port—For freight or passage apply to P. Clark, Onehunga; or Captain on board. * -. T H A—*- X :y* A. Llnobury& Co. beg to return their Blnoero # thanks to their neighbours and many friends * for valuable assistance rendered at the late fire. ' "PROFESSOR; ->»_&_&' WIT remain In Auokland *'• during this week, and may be eoen at all hours at bis residence In ,Grey-street. Country friends In vited te seleot bookB; * Positively the Last Week. , _, Masonic, TVTEWTON LODGE OF MAKK 131 MASTER MASONS. No. 280.-^a^ . 4| ..Theregular Monthly Meeting wiU bsheldita : ""1 the Mosonio Hall. Karangahape Road, New ton, THIS EVENING iMonoayrat 7.30 6'etook. Mark Masters are Invited to attend. V*VWM By command of the W.M. -..J., : * WILLIAM J. BROWN, Seoretary. A R A LOD 6E, 348, I. C. The regular Monthly Mooting will be held in the liodgo-room, Masonic Hotel Princea-strnnt- ■' A TO-MGHT. thejthinat, at 7.M p^^tetttog brettren are Invited to attend. Bycommandof •■ ■;* the W.M.-A. S. RUSSEDL, P.M., Beoretaryv Meeting,.. - SjT. JAMES'S MUTUAL IMPROVE- O MENT ASBOOIATION. JSi% Annual Business Meeting will ba held Vi ,T„P ,¥S n' ißy, BVENING. 7th NovembS .•";% 1881, at 730 am. sharp. The business at tho '; meeting will be toreceive and odoptthe-Annnal ; ■'■■"$ Report and Balanoa-Bheet to eleot a Chairman *< 'A and Officers for tho ensuing year, to consider important alterations proposed in the -rules touching tho appointment of officeholders and other proposed rules and regulations materlaUv affisoting the working of the Association. All members aro earnestly requested to attend ' By order of tee Committee.-HTT tr? na* * E. W. BURTON. . i. ■ Hon. Sco! " 'AA \ UCKLAND INSTITUTE. "9 ■ T5? °sdma5 dmary Morrthly Meeting will be ieia. ,77 in the Museum Buildings, Princes street THlft v*.-« EVKNING, the 7th inßt.at 7.30 p.Swh^™o following papers will be read: 1. New Speoiee of Coieoptera. by.C»ptaln _«"|j|§ %, 2. Notice of thei occurrence of tho Anatrallon Dollar Bird In New Zealand? by _I_V Cheeseman, F.L.S. Dttuuiu« °f : *• *• 8-Notes on various Subject*, by. J,^ Baber, i. On the percentage of Citrio Aoifl obtained gom Limes grown In Auokland and TabltL by J. A. Pond, Esq.l -- 6. TronstaUon of the Maori Tradition of Manl, byF.E.Manlng.Esa. 6. On the Shore of the Unknown, by E. A. * Maokechnie, Esq. .#—._* The attendance of Ladies Is Invited.' T. F. CHEESEMAN, ' . ' Seoretary. ~ - — — - Anotionß. TO-MORROTT, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION.. Under Bill of Sale, &c ' HOUSEHOLD, i'URNITUBE ' AND EFFECTS. AT ARTHUR'S MART * (Furniture Department); Parlour, Dining-room, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Ruga, Sewing Machine?. Stoves, Ovens, Lawn Mowers, Kitchen UtensiUv Glass and Earthenware, Enamelled Furnace Bolleiv.'-, . ■■ -. -.-.....; r AISO,. -■ -;;■" i A large assortment of New Furniture and . '' Household Requisites, ; •pi PUPATION BESEBYES. Notice is^hereby given that the Education Reserve, Port of Allotment' 13, Section' 12 Suburbs of Auckland, will bo Offered for LeOse ■ by Public Auction, for a term ot Bbv_n Ybjaks. from.theJ6th December,,lßßl, at-the Anotimi Mart of Mr George Sibbin, Queen-street Attck. land, on FRIDAY, the 9th day of Ifeoember. 1581, at noon. . ■■...... » : By order of the School Commissioners. . •! H. N, GARLAND, Mr 4 7th November, 1831. Secretory*. (Continued on Fourtli Paff©,^