VERY LATEST SPORTING GOSSIP.

[Special Despatch to ths " Star,"]

GEELONG, this morning.

Warwick suddenly became first favourite for the Maribyrnong Plate lajt night, and is backed to win for thousands, leaving off at 5 to 1, best p'i'ie, Marina is firm at 7 to 1 St Lawrence, 8 to 1, Luna filly, I)e Mestre's supposed boat, 10 10 1. Delusion, 14 to 1,

Latest Derby Betting.

Navlgator-3 to 'I (taken) 3 >ienhoe-4 to t (ofiorert) Ouiaawork-il to 1 (taken) Boolku-12 to 1 1 Belmont and Ks^ex have been scratched,, 60 that thR St. Alban'a stable will have no , r. presentative.

Cup Betting.

Sting, Sweet William, and Little Jack tack 8 to 1 (tk.). Mistaken and Cuuamulla, 10 to 1. The re>t 20 to 1. The Drummer was able to canter yester diy and will probably start do*. Prometheus has not been worked for two daya and is supposed to have gone amiss. The weavher i* very threatening.

(RPKCIAIi TO PRESS ASSOCtATIOU.)

Beceiv < d27th, 2p.m

MELBOUnNK, this day. Allthe Adelaide and Sydney horses have arrived. Prometheus 13 reported to have gone Guesswork has been doing; good work, and this morning did the sevtin furlongs very fust, Ho is now at 100 to 12 (taken). 1 ryi»g Pan did a mile at full speed ; his piice is 100 to 10 (ottered). Darebin, Savanuka, Lord Burghley, and Segenhoe, did strong gallop*. For the Uerby: Kavigator's price ia sto 4• he is much wanted at 6 to 4. Ab.ut Boolko, 100 to 8 ha* been taken, and 100 to 25 about Segenhoe. „%„,» For the Cup , Little Jack, Sting, and Sweat William remaia at 8 to 1. Mistaken and Cunnamulta 10 to 1, Savanaka 100 to 5 (takeo), Santa Clan, and St.ckwell 100 to 4 (taken), The Drummer 100 to 3 (oft'ereo). ________

V.R.C. Derby Acceptances.

[BKUTKES TKIt'EORAMS,]

MELBOURNE, this cUy.

Acceptances for the Derby closed at 11 a,m. to-day. Ihafollowing 18 hoists remain in: Aide-de-Camp, Boolka, Calma,Debater, Frvingpan. Gamin, Guesswork, Hobart, King of the Vale, Lanercost, Navigator, Queen Boss, fcir John Stirling, 11. W., Segenhoe, Standard Beater, Transferred, 'irumpet M»ior.

Prometheus Scratched. Prometheus has been scratched for the Cup.

THE COLLISION WITH THE MAIL STEAMER.

(BEUTEK'S TELEOKAMS.)

(Received October 27th, 3 p.m.) COLOMBO, October 20. A couHt inquiry has been held here into the collision which took place between the P, and O. steamship and the barque Glemoy. The n*din» has been tbat tbe barjue was to blame, and the captam's certificate has been suspwnded for hx months. ——

THE CHRISTCHURCH FORGER.

[BY THLEGEAPH.—rEHSS ASSOCIATION,]

' CSfcISTCHUKCH, this day. AT the Kesident Magistrate's Court this morning, before J. Ollivier, R.M,, and A. Guoneis, Herman Hempton was charged with forging and uttering live promissory notes, viz., for £78 12', purpor. ting to ba signed by James Martin and discounted by ilyam Marks ; for £248 16s, al-o James Martin, discounted by the Bank of New Zealand ; for £196, signed by Arthur Empson, discounted by the Bank of New Zealand* for £150, signed by J A." Horonan, dUcounted by Bank of New Zealand; fer £146, signed by| Arthur Empson, not discounted, The witnesses oxuninod were the parties whose names had be»n forged, the bill cleik of the Bank of New Zealand, the teller of tho National Bank, the arresting constable, and Hyara Marks. Hempton, who was unde fended, stated that he was about to give himself up when arrested. He was com mitted for Jaia} on the five chargea. »

INQUEST ON THE BODY OF A MAN UNKNOWN.

AN inquest was held this afternoon at Glecßon^s Hotel, Wore Dr. Philson, coroner, on the body of a man which has not been identified. Constable George Forenun deposed to the crcumstancts attending the finding of tha body floating near the Kailway Wharf. The body was decomposed. Might have been in the water 10 or 12 days. Tho feataroa were not too far gone for identifica tion. Tib body had not been identified. Two men were lost from tbe Ashmore, but this was nut tho body of either of them. This w«s all the evidenc. The jary, on the recommendation of tho coroner, re turned a verdict of ".Found Drowned," but ■uggealed that some of bis hair and his clothing should be pieserved for identifica tion. .

SALE OF PRIVILEGES.

THE following privileges wwe sold by auction at Messrs Tonka and Go's mart to day,—Auckland Spring Mefetlngf; right to sell refreshments and frait, McGlasfcari £43; cards, Adara», £30; a grmilturol Show, right to sell spirituous liquors, McGlssharn, £102; Go6d Templar booth, Adcock, £16 ; tight to sell fruit and lollies, Hart, £5 5a ; ataV.ing, Honan. i£l. EHewlie Sports, November 9th: Kight to coll liquor at the grandstand bar, Gillander, £17.;

CRICKET MATCHES TO MORROW.

A MAlon will be played In the Domain to-m"' uk, on r*o. 8 wicket, bntwoin tba sefton c,C, ÜBd the Third Blavea West Hnd C.C, The tol iowliMT aro.thaplayera :-S»fton—Jlnnett (oip tain), Beamish, Blnnny, Clark, Davis, Day, Donald,: Frftnkhaqa, Laurence, Makl», and MoKJnlay. Hmerctsßcles, Tyer and Ramsay. West Knd Third-Burke, Bnwring (1), Heavan, Doughty, Hudson, Laxoo, lluDro.MoßaroK U'albot. a»fl Waters. , W»BT »ND y. OrAwuHtl.—To-morrow, S_p.m, l/b. 7 wlokot Wosi Bnd-Arnell. Brcok. Oo^ ma*. Cnoy'os, leaao, tLlax. Oaiavan,, M»okr. Mitchell, Kola, and Geow, Kraergesoy. nbv 0.0. v, ExcßrßjOß O,G — This match will take place to-morrow oa No. 8 wloboti POiSonby Team—J. Vf. Hall (captain). sw,m 2), Kiwards. Marnitt. We«to». ROWe. Rotheinam. Brookes, Hobs, Barton. Excelsior Teinn-Waddlnßbam (oapt.t, Uolgan, Monattle, Walker. B MJUs, W. fml'h, J, Smith. Hobaon, Gttkig, Burns. Pooler. Eoaergcnalop, Bexton,, Perlflw. T. Mill?.

We are glad to »cc Captain Falrchild, the pomilar cormninder 6f tbe Stella, looking well and'he»rty after his severe illness from diptheria.'aod pneumonia. He had a narrow escape — for eleven days being unable to swallow food or driok. The Stella has shipped the last of the iron bridge which has been lying at Auckland for a long time, but is now to be used on the Welli^gton-Manawatu Failway.

vAtuAt the Board of Education this after noon, the tetder of June's and Deni?e of £240 if or the erection: of the Wairanga school was accepted. Dalrymple, Muir and Son's tender of £489f0r the erection of teacher's dwelling at Mangeie was accpted. It was also agreed to purchase a school site at Mount Eden, and have pans pre pared ' for a naw school, and to stop teachers' pay for perioda of absence urjjess serious indiacositioa is proved by medipal certificate. ■•—-

"Mr Ltters, secretary of the Plumbago Mining Company (Limited),»ectived a tele gram yesterday from the manager, stating tbat he bad struck a vein cf splendid graphite, or plumbago, apd that specimens had beeo sent by the boat. Our correspondent wired the tame new?, but by a typographical error it was madu to appear that the ream thus Btruck was 1,250 feet be'ow the one that was bi-ing worked. It should have read 120 yards' below. The specimens referred to above have arrived, and wore on exhibition to.day in Mr Lecss', office. They are of a highly promising character, and the stuff, when refined, should bring from £30 to £4Oper.ton.

TELEGRAMS.

BLENHEIM, this day. MR DODSON AND HIS CON. SITIUENTS.

DUNEDIN,

(FROM OUR OV/N CORKE3POJSDEST),

TE AW .aMOI U, thi^ day. The ca'e 'le Kerei v. Wilson, for £2 12*, value of piga shot by the defendant, the propeity of plaintiff, was brought before the Court to-day. Mr Gresham appsaied for plaintilt and Mr Uesketh for defendant. Judgment wa» given tor plaintiff ftr the amount, with costs, £5 15s Gd.

ThUKaNGA,

this day.

The road to Botorua through Oropi bush is in capital condition now. An t-ificient stall'of Maoris is employed, and the journey has been done under seven hours.

THAMES,

this day.

I Pbincb IMPEBl>L.—'lhere ia a very I good show of gold left in the roof and face of the drive seaward of the break at 1* o. 4 level, where the manager yesterday got scwt. of lich specimens. About S feet in length of the reef was taken down, but the richest ot the gold cane from the upper pait of the drive. There ia still a portion of the reef to break down tear the floor. 1 his run of gold is entirely distinct both from that east < f the b'ejk and that just alongside, and Bca ward of it the men were to-day advancing a dig ready for break ing down again. The leading stope seaward of wiuze is 'now up to the break, but it will yet bs a day or two before the reef seaward of it is takeu down, as the stope will have to be taken along the brrak 8 or 10 feet to where the reef was heaved. The eastward stopes will probably bieak into the wiuze to-day orto-nionow. In breaking down here, a fsw good stones generally come to hand.

A lar«e number of people visited the mine to-day, and were shown through by Mr Clark, mamger,

SHAKEMAEKEr, 3 p.m.—Beep LevelT.i bute : I ast niyhr, Is to la 3d ; to day, Is 3d; sellers, Is 3d. Moauataiim : Sellois, 16s 6d, Prii.ce Imperial: 1 ast night, 395, 403, 89s; to-day, 30.*, 40s, 34*, 355; sellor*. 365; buyeis, 35?. Sou'hern Cross: Last night, 12j 6d; to-day, 12s 3d; seller*, 12 Gd. GoldonJ Crown : Soll»r*, 13s. Mariner : Last night, 2a 3d, 2s Gd ; to-d»y, 2s sd, 2s 6d ; buyers, 2s 3d. London : Last night, Is 4d ; to-day, Is 3d, Is 4d ; buyers, Is 3d. Bright Smile: Last li^h', Is 7d ; to-day, la 7d to 1b 9d.

(PEK I'KESS ASSOCIATION.)

Mr Dodson, M.H.K., ' addressed a crowded U->eet:ng of bis constituents last evening. Tbe speech lasted nearly two hours, and besides reviewing the work of tbe session, dealt at some length with the question of the extension of the main trunk line via the East Coast, and in justi fication of his vote on tho co confidence motion, A vote ol confidence was carried unanimously.

At an inquest held on the body of Dr. ltiley, of Lliivelock, the medical evidence showed that death resulted fromanapopletic lit, and a verdict was returned accordingly.

this day.

Immense interest is felt litre in the Mel bourne races. The latest news is largely sought after. A £7000 consultation was drawn la; night, and fully £100 daily pussca through the totallaator.

POLIOS COU RT.—This day.

(Before J. K. Maodonaid. Esq.. B.M).

In-bkute».—Two persons wero punished for drunk enntits.

Aobd Pv-i.lv.—Miry Robinson was twain brought up ova oaarge of disorderly conduct In tho ;üblic street. The uld l»ay said aho hart hadtomo whisky, and was rather fns«y. tils Worship only iuflloted a flna of si.

In thb Dark.—Joseph MtUaughley wbb charged with not keening a light in Mb omni bus, on tho 21st Inst., whllo tho Bald carriage was in use. Mr tfamnel Young appeared In answer, and said the defendant desired him to plsad gollty. Ihe youth was very poor and struggling for a'llvellbood, aid utfoitaa aiely. as soon as Boon as the light wtntouc Mr Goldle popped upon him. He koped tho pen• alty would bo light. Fined la and oosis.—liucr;o Rhodes waa fln»d Is for not having a light si a certain, bnildlng In Albert street, on the 18th iner. -

Advertising.—Samuel Coombes was charged with causing an advertising screen to bo affixed to his verandah over the footway in Queen-street, in opposition to the by-laws of the Corporation, on the 21st inst. — Mr Cotter appeared for the Council.—Defendant was un represented.—Mr Goldio, Sanitary Inspector, proved the case, and stated that ho had given duo notice to Mr' Coombes of the illegality of this act, on the 21st mat. The screen was still there.—His Worship mid he would adjourn the case until to-morrow, and if tho screens woro not removed by that time, Mr Coombes would bo fined £5. Suhpay Traffic. — Charles Smith was charged with a breach of the Licensing Act by Belling liquor to Maria Konny, at the Hed Lion Hotel, i-raks-street, of which he was the licensee, on Sunday last,—Mr Ther, Cooper, who appeared for defendant, Baked that tbe caw might ba adjourned until to-morrow; he believed that Sergaant-Utjar Gamble would not object—sergeant Gamble: I shouldltko to hear the. Hon. Mr Brjoe say that.—Remanded natll tomorrow. A Simicib Cask. — Daniel Scillon, of the Nottingham Oißtio Hotel, was charged tinder ttio LlcetitlQK Act with auppljlng bear to a child named S»r»h Gibbins. on Suadsy night, QoiOber 20, [between the hoars of 12 and 1, the Siid child not being a bonafidc traveller within the meanlntt of the A6i,-ltetend»nt p p.cted nut gollty.- Sergt, Klely and Constable walker deposed that they saw the child knooSdng at the dour ; she was admitted, ana presently brought out Bom* ba<>r; she staved she had got it fora wom«n whom she _emloned, and hid paid 61 for it,—Sarah Gibbons deposed Bha "as sent by a telghboar for bc-er; had 61, a bottle, and iit. bat did not know whether shelpnld for any beer. She was about to proceed when |tho mother of tbe child here Interrupted, endeavouring to iclftienca the obild to roako a Different etatc men\ and was put out o! the Court.—To bis Worshpi Her mother hvi been talking to her about the case —His Worship said the police bad performed their hlphtsc functions In this case —Mr g. Heskoth addressed tbe Court and artiued that the girl was frightened at tho sight of the police*—Liißmlisod. jbKKic«OFl.jo«.Kßi?.'a Aor.-^lmonroombap, landlord of the Foresters' Arms, was charged with aapp ylng Maria MoGuinnem with liquor on Saturday, the 21st Instant, in prohibitoi hoar?, -Mr J ylor appeared in defonoe and pleaded not onUty.—On the application of Sei' count Gamble, the cue was ar^anrned notil tomorrow In prder to nljow the sober appear ance of ihe prlnolpsl witness. , AtLßa^D !ABB«TJt.T. — Henry Hawkea was chmgod with assaulting John Williams, on the 19th instant, by using lndeoent epithets towards him and threatening to sorewhia neofe.—De'en dant pleaded not guilty.—John Wllllama de posed that he was the son ot kls father, who re resided )a Freemab's B»y. and described the samre of ihe Bssaur, wtaloh occurted In Franklff Hoad. Tte' dl> olOßureo In which oomplalnanfa Bleter was. freo.ue»ll7 intror duoed in np oreditable terms, would net be pleasant to repeat.—Defendant wished to coll a witness and a little boy.—Obadiah Stanloy was called, but his evidence was vague. Did not hear the bad language usai.-^f)e_fend(int Bald the grievance wag all about him and Williams's Bister5, Sho had been a wife to him for about eight years, and noither father nor son wero agreeable to thoir state of living, and consequently, they had frequent rowa. — IJJs Worship ordered aefpndant to flnd snretjes to keep the peace for' 3 months, to flnd twb sureties in £10each,.and to pay costs. alleged Labobnj.—Curlstlna Allen, a nice looking young person, wee charged with steal ing a pair of pootd and ladi's ulster, on the 11th lust, tho property of Mrs Moßeady.-Mr Uafanr appeared for defendant, and as^ed by whose authority thojpmg person bad been arrested: the annwor was. by Constable Jones on a Btaroh 1 warrant. Mr Dsfnnr said the Information wag not signed.and the charge was Inexplicit-The oase was ptrtbuck for a short tl>ne, when it was ascertained that Christina had worn the boots and Ulster by consent of a young lady of'the household. It subsequently appearei that the charge was a mlstjlif, and wa* oonseqte»tly withdrawn. Furiods L-mviNO,—Th-)m»s Pattlson was ohsrged with a breaoh of the by-laws, by furious driving with a pair of hones In Fort- Btreet, on the 11th Inst. -Mr coleman (lor defen dant) pleaded not gnllty.—S^rgeunt Gamble i stated the base. In consequence t.f defendant* ocniuot,-ftseslontl co'lls'on oooarred|»nd one ot tbe horses was badly injured,—Owen MoQinn was examined and deposed that he van in the employ ot Mr Crowtbe-. ■ in the Uthh» started with his'tu foe New mark tatid saw defendant In Fort-Btreat coming in frcm Parnftll with a pal" of horseß: he was ga loping by the Costom , honse hfctal, coming toward witness He turned : tobliownsldeof theftrMt. PersoaswiresiDßlnst out and cheering as he galloped past. Uf fenc ant slewed round, ttrnok his horse, vnd broke his pol*; his horse was fatally ioiured and had since dier", —To Mr Coiemsc; He "was on his" right side of the Way.— His Worship said this was not an action for damages, but for a breach of the by-law, fqr furious driving,—Mr Coleman said the plaintiff perfectly understood this.—The following wit nesses gave evidence:—Messrs P. A. Phuips, Gco, L, Thompson, Jam.es Oalgleiah, Shirley Bokor, Willjam Mclaughlin, and Alexander Hay. Mr Coleman then addressed the Court In defence, nrid submitted that tbe case must be dismissed, as the by-laws had not been proved. —His Worship said Mr Philips had already put them in. The objection was too late.—Mr Cple ; i man said he would offer some evidence in l Sefenco-Witliam O-Brien, William H, Carter; George Koromai), and derendant.-His Worship said the opinions of the majority in respect of tho speed defendant was going was not equal in value to what he might term the scientific wit npgw.s He was satisfied that defendant was driving recklessly, and imposed a fine of 10s and costs the Court having nothing to do with the matter of damage, etc., which might crop xjp, liGUCtif tor Stealing OiOAHS.-Thomas U'ilaon, a youth. was charged with stealing several bqxes of cigars, value £210s, on the 25th instant.—Seret. Gamble said the cigars had been stolen from the steamer Coromandel, but he was not prepared with evidence until tbe mornjng.^-Remanded until to-morrow. ,'.-, „ . iMr Fisher's Dog.—Mr Earl, solicitor, applied on behalf of Mr Fisher, of the Occidental Hotel, for the reduction of a fine to which he had been subjeqtedVn acpount of Mr Fisher's favourite poodle,—His Wprship sajd Ijo had po pow«r to rpduce 1* t° a nominal fine which had not been naTd; he would recommend Mr Pisher to pay the fine, and arrange with tjhe Council This was all the business/

SOIREE AND CONCERT IN AID OF ST. BENEDICT'S CHU RCH.

I A SOIUEE and concert in aid of the building j f and of St. Benedict's Church took place at ' the Choral Hall lasteveniug. The following ( ladies presided at the tables :-Mesdamen I larking Mahon.Brophy,Clarke, Branni?an, Jenkinson, Haslem, DignaD, (2), Hajan Lannigan, Lyoch, Connelly, Boylan, Stokes, O'Sullivan, McCabe, and Kelly, Misses Lorrigan, Field, Burke, Outbwaite, «jon nellj, Kirby, and Sheeban. After tea, the Jttev. Father Kynes, Vicar-Capitulator, took I the chair, and, in his opeuing addnss, \ intimated that the present gathedug was a portion of the scheme arrangtd some time ago for the liquidation of the debt on the Church ot St. Benedict. He expna.-ed a hope that the audience would patdon all shortcomings, and would enjoy .themselves thoroughly. The concert was then pto ceeded with, the first item being an instm mtntal eelectkn, "Tlie Irish Quadrilles," Miss Shanagkan presiding at the piano, accompanied by corner, p; ccolo, and clarionet. • Misses Lorrigap, Lonergan, arid another young lady whose uame Ia d not transpire, sang a trio, " Hark to the Bugle S.uud," after which Mrs Hankins (nee" Thompson) lendeied the ballad " uh ! take me to your heart again," with great feeling and expression, her rich mezzo-soprano being admirably tuited to the aung. A duet by Misses Bbanaghan and fcheehan, "The Flower-gatherers," elicited an encore, as also did a long by Mr i!dwards, "The snow that husheth ail ' Miss iJranuigan, jun., made her dcSbut in a pretty little song, "out on the rocka," snd though she displayed a little nervousness, the audience demanded an cncoie, which the young lady responded to. She posseises a Hue clear alto voice. The remaining items of the programme were : a song by Mias Swan (encored twice), a duet by the Misses Lorriga", a solo by Mias Lorrig*n, and ud instrumental trio "by Messrs Morria and Sheehan (2), the p ocaedings coucludicg with the National anthem.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Aocldent—Buyers, 8a 2& Alo*uatß<arl—sellers, 16* 61 Golden Drown—Buyer*, 12d Tokatea—Sollare, 13i ■ tlueen of Beauty-18j: bayer»,l7s; sjllera Hoothorn Cross-12s, Vii; Kellers. 13s Deep Lovol—la 2ii. 18 i Brl«Q'amllc~la M-Za; btiyers, is lddj b«1- Mariner—2a 6d, 2a 9i; buyer», 2a 6d; Bollera. 2*

..Princelmterial-3Ss 6l,Sis 35aGl; buyorß.3ls 6d; sellers, Ssj 81 Baooetß-7a, 7u6d: buyers, 7j; sellers. Si London— la 2d, la Id ■Wer»hlko-2and. 8s Hnaforo-lB lOd, 2»

Peincelmperials. -Parcel*pickedstons Good picked stone and specimens came to hand last night from the reef seaward of the breaK underneath where tbe rich parcel wai got yesterday, close to the flow, from the slopes on the beach lender close to the break, and from a small leader io the foot wall of the beach reef in the stopes east ot the shaft,

Harry Hawkes, the well-known water, man, wishes it known that he is not the pert on of that name who appeared at the Police Court to-day,

THE AUCKLAND KVEJNIPJW B'L'AR, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 21.



Wanted. WANTKD, a Boy for the country; references required. — Apply Btah office, 11 a.m. tomorrow. WANTBD, an Indoor Apprentice for Fancy and Uomostlo Work, with eduoa tlon; oountry girl preferr-d. — Mr Pownes, corner of Wellesley a»d Albort-stroctF. WANTED, a First-class Cook —Apply Governor Browne Hotel. WANTKD, Tailors ; comtaut work. - I. Phllllot. Tailor. Queen atreat. WANTED, an Assistant lor the s t. Maogrigor, Onehunga. — Ayply on 84tnr£sy. __ ■ WANTED, a Respectable General Ser vant, mast bo tidy and of clean habit?. —Apply Mra G. K. Staor. Olloge-ro*d. VI ANTED, a respectable Girl to assist V In the house (age, 15 or 16),-For address apply this offlca. ■ WANTED, Four Uood Assistant Drees makers.—Milna nndChojo3 W' ANTED, a Bodymakcr, alto a boy. —Bee and Potter, Gr«y>straet. WANi'KD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), good respect able I'emalo f erva»to of nil datum HI ANTKD, two Vest Hands, a'so Bay as apprentice —J. Williams, Tailor. Vlotorla-»treet. _ WANTED, a Strong Boy, about 16 or __ 17.—Apply STAit ofllce. WANTKD, a Kespectable Lad to deliver bread.—Apply T. J. Philip, Karangahapa-road, Ntwion. WANTED, two re»pcct«Die young men Boarders in a quiet family, where no others are kept—Mrs Weorge Payne, top of Franklin Road, the third house off Ponsonby Road, on the right lund aide. WANTED, General eervivnt.—Apply Alra A. V. McLljnald, opsoslte St. Maria Churob, Parro'.l. • %/ANTKD, an Experienced Man, with :» » a Boy, to work a drag bench.—Apply immediately to John Smy h, Waitakerei Saw mill, vju AWTED, a gqod Geaeial Servant, TV with reforcnoca.—*rjpiy to Mrs U *". Evann. Qlenburn, near Shelly Beaoh, fotsonby V\/ANTItD, Good General ▼ » For address, apply Mra Hadloy, Hob son-street. \KI A> TED, a Strong""Youth for the ; T T press-room; oonstant work,—Apply the Northern Hoot and Shoe Company, Wyndham street. ANTED, three geod Genoral Ser ▼ants; highest wages Rivea: sldo apsrenllofg to the are-smakin?.-Mrs Jack's Reglttry Oflice, Mount Kdea itoad. WANTED Known—Children's Money Boses, 2d; Superior do (with koye), 6d: Movable China Figures, 2d; lot of other Toys, Bd—At Dampior'a. Hobaon-street WANTED, YardmelT(r_arricT~p7e ferred),for S*w Mlll.-Aoply Un'on Bash and Door Company, Mechanics' Bay. WANTED, amminerand Saleswoman. -Apply to J. MoLaoblan, 322, Qucen strcer, ANTr"D, Machinists and Button-hole Worker;, Good wckcs and oonttani employment to sood hsndr,—Apply at Fowler's golri Matu faotory, 34. ahortland Btrcet, WAITED, a Finisher.-G. Black and Company. Victoria-street Ea»t. W ANTJSD, a Rood General Servant; v V must have good references. Washing put out -Apply to Mrs Wllwn Wqnlßoa, St. Uocrges Hay Road. \KT AN I'KU, a Boy about fifteen to learn • \ the painting1, etc,; good terms to a suit ablo boy.-Apply C, and H. Bottrill, Pitt-street. ia/'AMTED Known—Carved Brackers, n 7 T,.«°. d; KnUo Boxes, 3s; Frying Pans, Is 2d; White Handled Knives and forks, 6d; Doormats, 1b lfld—At Dampier's, Hobson-street. VShTANTED KNOWN, that T. B Kob- Tr son (late Kdw»Mß), MelbonrnaHouse, fonsqnby. Is Belling drapery, hosiery, laoex, f anoy goods, frllUn_B, &0., at lower than Qieen atreat prices. ANTED, at Little Mill, toot of Cook streeK a Youth well up in fret-sawing. -Baldooa: and Batty, proprjetoig. \*7ANTED., an Experienced Nurses » " references required, — Apply to Mr, Grlerpon. corner of Alfred and SymoniNstreeta WA^TtD, respectable, quiet Mon as Boarders: every oom'ors-Apply Mrs Jeffrey, Norfolfc Honae, Vlnotnt-street. WAITED, a Governess for Tauranga ; mnst be able to as*lst In house worK — Aop'y between 10 and 12 a.m— Dr Dawsoo. Wellesley-ptr^or, Anoklana. WAOTBD KNijWn - The Vonng iadieß' Journal. London journal and Family Herald every malK cppsiderably below usual prippa-pampfcr's. Hohsonrstreet, Y%/A«TED, Tailor and Tailoresses.— T v Apply to F, Mpgenna. Pitt-street. WANTED by a respeciable elderl Person with a boy, situation as house' keeper; country preferred.-E. Henry, Short" land-street. ANTED KNOWN, the New Music (Od per copy) has arrived ncr Wave Queen at Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. Par ticulars sqqn, vy ANTED, a uaeluT Boy.-Apply Vt Market Hotel. f *** WANT I'D, an Upstair Barmaid ; also, to hi*. JUHUara Uopm,- Apply Kx change Hotel. WAN TED, one or two Kespectable Men Bo&rdera in a private family. Terms moderate.—Apply Stab Offlop. WANTED, a General Servant j ie feranceß required.-^Apply to Mrs Mao dopa d, Vinpant-jtfiot. V*/ANTED KNOWN_S. Paekbr's *? * £, h u w:r9 om °'Gaa c h *nci»orß, Braot ets, fee, will ba brilliantly illuminated on Saturday KTenlrgj-Note addreßß: Opposite Hew Opera Honae, Welleeley street. VyANTiiD to Heut, a Seven "o? Eight t T Roomed Hou1 o. eithf r. rnrniuhed or un fQralahed,-Apply J.W. > vemsa Star Office. \\7 AN I'KD to Purchase, a Second-hand nil *■ lcow; nw3t Qo 'n ?oc' d order,-J. \V. \JV ANTED 4tNOWN_Jhat the Ad. • i !dves^ °^° ! hn Bart °n. Practical Well sinker, is back of Prince & Davy's BootFaotorv Grey-street.,. , , ■' W' ANTED, ihe Shipwrights and Baal, builders to meet at the Working Men's Club pn Saturday, Octobpr 98th, at 7.301 pm Business of great importance^—JJiob, Thwaites "WTIJANTED, 1000 Billiard Players and T " at ,'my old i layers to visit the firlterlon Hotel Bll'tcrd Room. Pool on ever/ Saturday and Mgndi>f evenlr g,



W-AWTED (at once), a Good General Servant. -Apply to Mra Wlilongby, Tho Nonk' Bimotd.-Btra r, WANTELftfNoWN, LadTeiTStays 2s 3d, worth 3», Etrone and Rood chap-; Dr. Wsner's Flexible Hip Mays (slightly I lUmagea).si, worth 7a Od each;.at J, ureen's. ao, Viotorlt-3tieet. AMTKD KNoWN—Waterproof Col lavs, which require no washing; one i collar will lnst six months. Price. Is; usual price, 2s Cd. N.B.—Especially useful for tra i vellers. sea-faring men, &c. Require no wash i ing.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. W~A N i'KD, a lespectable Cook and to assist in housework; references re quired.— Apj)_yJoJ|lr_GOTrge J _Swn_Hotel ; ___ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863) General, and Housemaid aiid Nurse (same lamllj), Patnoll; excellent plaoe. W~~ AN I ED, by a featuring Man, aged 42 (married), a Situation in a store or on the wharf; g«od testimonials.-AddressS.A., Star ofllce. ITTANTED, [two Gentlemen Boarders. W private hoiiae. Grey street; no family; uso of Piano. Board optional.—Apply Star office. . WANTED, immediately, a smart young Lady a3 Apprentice to the Sales; also, two Imp-overs to the Millinery.—For address, apply to Star office, WANTED to Purckuse, a good Second hand Fire-proof Safe. State inside measurement and lowest price for cash.—Kdw. T. Cartwright, Boot Upper Manufacturer, Grey street. WANTED, by a Young Mao, Bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, with Partial Board, 10 minute.' walk from Star ofllce.— Apply by letter to L.8., this oflleo. "•a/ANTED, an Improver at Cabinet- V T making or Polishing, and a Boy to make himself generally useful.—Apply at tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Victoria street East, next the Public Hot Baths. ANTED, Music Pupils. Is Lessons. Daily practice arranged. Dancing Class. Wednesday Evening —Mrs Welsh, 151, Grey- Street. _.. I &/" ANTED KNOWN—A grand line of » * Hpeot-olea. IB tho pair; Note Paper (un ruled) 5 qulro. 8d; Envelopes, Zd ; WlndßOr ion-V 8 c*k oa Ib— it Oampler'a. Hobßon-Btreot. ANThDTkNuVYN. — Allotments, ■with choice views; rich soil, and con venient.—Apply, Dovonport Land Agency. VKTANXifi KNOWN—That Mrs Gues -00 t will etlll carry on tho Bnslneas, aa Medical le/'billst, purßued by nor late husband. Pro fessor QufßCOtt, In Shortland CrsßOont, opposite ihe Auckland Club. \\7ANTBD, one or two Good Tailors; TT wages £1 per week. _Ibo, ono Prcstor. -Anply J. H. Dilton, T.Uor. Vlotorla-atreet Bast, ta/'ANTED, Two Smart' Girls as Ap- V T prentices to the Dro-at-aklngI.— Mra Cr.mble, Draper, Franklin Road. ANTKD KNoWN. — The Melrose Kstato is tho Cheapest Property for sale in Devonport.—Apply, Devouport Land Agency, Beach Road, or B. Tanner, No. 8 Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, fcpokes and Felloes and all kinds of Coal to bo hud off Joseph Craig. ANTED, by a Young Lady, a Situa tion as Housekeeper to one or two gentlemen, or in a private family; country pre ferred; good cook.—Apply, by letter, to "G.H.," StarOAlcc. W~ANTED, vwners wishing to Seli Propertlea to send me pwiloulara to ensure ready sate. No eale.no charge.—W. V. ■Itevonf, 187, Qaeen-atreot, WANTED KNOWN.-Melrose; five minutes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Beach Road. ANTuD KNOWN—Zinc ButketsTS (id; Wash-bowls, la 3d; Fire-shovels, lid: Corkscrews, 2d; Pepper-boxes, 2d; Scis sors, 2d._-_At_pamplc_s, liobson-aireet. Va/ANTfcD KNOWN.—That "an Ele- V» mantary Sloglng OJnga will be opsned In the Chilßtlanß' Meeting Hous-s, comer Cook and Hobson-Btroeta, by Profeenor OsllUau, on Tuesday, Ootober SUt, at 7 30. Terms: Ladles, 6s; sentlemeD, 10a 61 par quarter, In advanoe. Names rooolvod Id the Hall oa opoolng night. WA*T__D KNOWN—Fresh Bargains at every one Of Dampler'a thop. Par ticulars soon. *»/A^TKD KNOWN—WeII Known.— » » Good Allotments in Pontonby at2os and 30a per foot; at tho North Shore, from 17n 6d to GOs per foot; at Sunnyside Kstatc, from 15s to 30s per foot; at Avondale, main road, Ss per foot, and in other districts likewise cheap.— Rout. Burrow, Houso and Estate Agent, High street \\r ANTKD KNOWN—lnfants' Whips, ** 3d; Work Boxeß, Is,ls Cd, 2s, and 3s; Writing Desks, Is 9d ; Watering Pots, Gd-At Dampicr_, Hobsoii-street. j WANTED KN<»WN—Tumblers, 3d i ! Cups and Saucers, Id; Brown Teapots, | 9d; Pie Dishos sd; Moat Dishes, lOd; Dinner Plates, l.d—At Dampier'a, Hobson-Btreot. \\. ANTKD KNOWN-More Bargains V* In Boots and Shoes, Including LadlaV High Heeled Djesa Bhoen. 4s Od; Qenta' Klastto Side Boots, 8a 6d and B_ 6- : at D&mplor's Boot ■Shop Vlotorln-street (late W, Joanßtone'a) near Royals all Hotel. \A! ANTED KNOWN-Sollinß off at rv Sampler's to make room for 65 cases of Goods of varlou. klndß from England, ANTJED KHOWN-Working Men OBJ- Save their Money by calling at the Uovornor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meal. Ud; Board and Lodst-R 16a per week.—Mote »he address i Nearly opposite the WftUemats «md olose to the Dock, Lower Albert-street,—R. Murdoch, Proprietor. ANTED, the Public to inspect ihe Large Awortment of Gas Chandellerß. Sea.. »t 0. Parker's, Plumber and Gaafltter, &0., WeUea'ey-Btrept, WAiNTED-The CustomoTß of Macro and MUltean to know tint they are now prepared with a full and choice awortment at Tweeds aqd Drapery Goods In all departments for tho coming season. RANTED KNOWN—lnfants' Maga » » zinc, la; *U tho Year Hound, 4s; Oorr. bill Magazine, ss; Golden Hours, 6s 6d—At Dampler a, Hobson-atrect. WaNTejj, a Coa-hliaildor to take a Carrlago to pieoo3 and put it togother again by _ o'clock on Sunday, through tho front door. As tho Park gates aro to bo looked, and tho baok street is not mudo, Mrs Smith has no way out but through tho hall door with her oarriago and horses, without tho coachman takes a Dick Tarpin leap over tho Iron gato. WANTED, a Boy for tho Country, able to Milk.—Apply to Star Offlon, WANTHD, Shingles.—Apply on ]ob, opposite City-road, Symonds-atro_t. WANTED TO SEU-7Firluia7srißct if Gold Lever Watch, Part oxaaange.— V. Kemp, Auokland Da'ry, KaraDgahape road, Newton, _ WANTED, Situation for a Fcspectable Woman to go out Washing and Charing by tho day.—Mrs Whitcombe's Registry Ofllce, Hobgan-.treet. IV A»TED, General Servants (nowash » ▼ Ing), 1 Boy, 1 Cook for hotel (Mercury Bay).-Mra Whitcombe's Registry Oflice, Hob son-street. \\r ANTED; I Nursemaid.—Appfy TT M>B W. O. J. BeU. Nugent-street, off Kybar Psbp, WANTED, a Man to drive and deliver waters, one nscd so tho bu4neßß pre ferred ; alto two or three lads ablout 11.—Ap ply ./Erated Water Co., Wglle»ley-Btreet. «VT ANTED, Providore for s.?. Coroman- TT do!.-Applioillons to seorotaty' Corc mandel by Mondar. Bpeoiflostion_ on board, AiNTED7a Slllai"t Vourg toan to Aslßt at Waiting.—Apply Auokland Hotel. WANTED, the Public of Pitt and Gwy Btnetß not to pay other people's debts. It is a -well-known fact that tradesmen who give lonu credit cannot afford to sell at Cash Prices. I give no orenic; I sell for o-nh. Go to Queen street and compare pries:—Tea, Is 60, 2a. 2s 8d per lb (_s* yrur neighbours If It is not equal to teas sold at 2s, 2* Bd, and &>); Sugars, _d, __<1, and fid; ralmoa (Outline'?), Did; Hinthorno's, Dd; Labßten, 9}d and 103; Currants (cleaned). 6_d; Raliinr, 8d; Sultanas. 9d; Puaehes, lOd par tin; Peats. Is fid; Apricots, Is 6d; Corn, flour (lib pa.ketf), Sd; Baoon, bom GH per lb; Canterbury Cheese, Ifd per lbj Household Flour, 69 6d per fiOlbs (oring your own bagr): Sb«mte, Is 3d per bottle; Coffee, Is 6d and Is l)d per lb; Sauoa, (Id per bottlo; Mullet, 8d per tin j Washboards, lOd and Is 2d; Tobacco. 68 3d per lb; Vinegar, 9d; Piokles, 8d; Milk. lOd. Work- Ing Men of Arofelrnd and the Public In general give us a trial, and you will get your value for money.-WALTER J. PALMKR. The Windsor General Grocery and Provision Store, at tho Junction of Pitt and Grey-street.. ANTKD KNO'WN-Spongps, 2d ; Brapfl Lamps, id ; good sized Clocks. Ss 6d; Meat Safes. 12a 6d: lea Trays, Is Qd; Walters, Bd—At Dumpier., Uobson-street . \\; AN TED KNOWN-G_s illulSina. T V ti.iu to take place on Saturday Kvening at 3. Parkei'., Wollealey-street (opposite New Opera House). ANTED KNOWN—That the New Kdldon of Archdeacon Ma,unaeH'a Maori Grammar may b_ bad at all booksellers, price _sCd. SHAKAJNAKI FAJKMKKS' CO-UPEBA- J. TlVffi A3 iOCIATION (UMITKD). Aiip'lcattons from Pereons quallfled for the appointment of General Manager will be ro od ved at the effioe of the undersigned until noon on SATOKUAY. Hth November. 1831 , Salary, £250 ocr annuor, A Bond will be re quired for falth'ul discharge of duties. JAUH. C. D VViE-J, Pevnn-strcet. Sew Plymonth. '* O i KAPERS -Wanted, Young lady, , 8 tho-.oagh caleswomaD, — James Soutt. London House, Vlotoria-3treet West, and Nel- BoE-3treot. TO IRONMONGERS'ASSISTANTS- Wa .ttd, a thoroughly competent Sales, man for Furnishing Department,—Wu, Daw- Bon and Co.. WIIUb street, Wellington, rpo TAILORS. — Wanted, Five good I TaUoro to whom oonstsnt employment will be guaranteed *at the highest wage..—M. Murcble, Shortland-Btreet, 4?-| AHO WANTED in a good 3&J ,\JKJ\J Commercial undertaking; ample eecurlty and interest Ru*ranteed —Apply W. V. Btevon». 187. Qaeen-Btreet. DKAPER'S ASSISTANT. — Wanted, an Ajsißtant for the Haberdashery and Eoslery Departments.—J. Cos_ravo and Co,



To Let. TO LET, a Four-roomed Verandah Cottflße, pood well, tank and oven, front ing Great North Koad.—Apply T. Atmitrong) Commarclal-road Wfßt, Nawton. rjpo LET, a Baker's Suop ana Uven, in ( Welliogton-Btreet.—Apply to F. L, Prime, 28, New Zaaland Insurance Bnllfllnnfl. f|lu LET, tiouae in t ollinsrwood-street; JL Six Rooms, Scullery, Gaa, Water laid on,' 123 per |week.—Apply Mrg Bacon, Weßt-street, Newton. i r|"\O LET, Hope and JJunxe Cottages, X Ponoonby-rond, near Ponaonby Hull; Rait and water laid on.—Apply w. G. Allen, Clarenoe street. Ponsonby. rpo LET, at ixewmnrket, Bbop and I House (Brooms), facing railway station.— Apply to John Pearce. . rrK)~LBT, a Farm ot 31 Acres, with 1 dwelling and out-houses, adjoining Vic toria Park, cheap. —Apply Devonport Land Agency. rpO LeT, a 4-Roompd Cottage.—Apply I to Mrs J. Wheeler, Yarborough-Btrees, Sr. Mary's Road, Ponaonby. rt'O LET, Brighton Road, Parnell, a new ? House of fonr rooms und soullerr; gae and water Jala In; good sea air; view uneur paesed; tent moderate.—Apply to D. F. Uvan Kutato Agent, next Herald Oflloa, hmo L&T, in Grace-street, Ponsonby, a 7 House of Six rooms; water laid on with every convenience.—Apply next cottago above. fjncTLET, Brighton Road, good 7-roomed A. House; gaa and water and all oonve nlenoe ; 17s Cd per week.—W. &J. Frater, Lacd Agentg. » i O LET. BBAPIitLD VIEW, near too of Grafton Road—Comfortable House of six rooms and kltohen, &0,, &o.; nice garden, and good posi tion. r>. F. KVANS. Katate Agent. Anokland. 'p O L E T . RttMUKRA.— *. Superior Dwelling of eight rooms and scullery, woodshed, pmatle, &o, corner allotment, 130 z 100, Situated on main road, jast at railway station. D. F. KVANB. Kgt to Agent, noxf Herald" Offloe. TO MERCHANTS, LlVbttY STABLE KKHPKKB.AND OTHKRB REQUIRING LARGK PKiCMISI£3 IN THK CENTUM OF THK CITY. TO L3T OR LKA3lC—Those extensive Pro mises In Dnrham-Btreot, adjoining the Haymar kot. at present ooonpled by Baaten Brothers, Conch-builders, wbo are removing to their new premlsoa In Wakofleld-otreot, opposite Messrs Garrott Bros. Apply BABTBN BROS., Durham-street OFFICJS TO LET.—Appiy at U.N.L.A, Rooms. Qneen-atreet for Bale. tpOU SALE (Wellesley . street, near V oornor of fialc-streot). Houbo of 8 roomsl Inrjro allotment, abont 43 x 100, Prloe £100.—1). F. Evans. Ketate Agent, Queenatreor, 6iO (next "Herald" olfloe). „ TTIUK HALE, Bicycle, 50-inch Coventry X 1 Clnb ; all latest improvements.—Apply at Btretton's stationery and Wool Depot, 2i2, Q aeon-street. FOR uALB, a 16-feet Open Boat, nearly now: sails, anchor, tec, complete, I'rloe £8.- Apply R. Malm, Grooor, Parnell. |/<OK SALV (owing to second cow having J> calved), a good quiet Cow, in Bteady milk. Price, £;i.—Apply at Mr Hunter's, near Mr Owen's, Mount Eden. FOTTSALK, atStokes'a Point, 12 or 20 acres of land • two frontages to main road; ton minutes' walk from Birkenhead Wharf.— Apply to J. Cooke. VJEED'JM bUCH AN OPPORTUNITY O OCCURS. Bulended Old-ostabllehod Ftrßt-e!asn Suburban Buainefs Is now offered, aa the Proprietor wlaheß to retire Into private life. Principals only need apply. Full partUulars from F. T. Paton. at B. R. Cardino'a Oflloo, Fort-Btreet, from 10 a.m. till 3p.au ____^_ TJNION BEE HIVEB FOR SA.LV. Apply Union SAsn & Doob Company, Mechanics' Bay, or Onstomhouio-atreot. A LLOTMKNTH I AJLLOTMKWTS ! JA. NKWTON ROAD-Two Flrat-olasa almost Lovol Allotmeuts. S3 x 89, £132 each MOUNT BDBK-splondtd Level Allotmants (main road frontage), flrst-olass Business at'at; aojat throa mlaates' walk paat Tol bar MOUNT KOKN-Very doelrablo VIU» Bites abont CS x ISO. at from £100 eaoh ONKHUNGA Two Choioe AUotmentaj fiS« each NORTHOOTK-Sovoral Choloa Allotments In this delightful locality, from £10 oaoh ANGLKSE*-BTRKKT-40xlSO. for £100 GRAOK-BTRKKT—Very Choioe. at from 45a per foot BT<URT-3TRKKT-Beo,n ) tttnl VUlaßltee.aJ 60a BPKINQ-3TRBET (Ponsonbyl—Cheap BnlldloK Bites. S3 x 09, at £42 eaoh PONBONBY KOAD (Bayfleld)-One nloo Lot, 40 foot frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRICKT (Kybor Paßß>-ChOIOO Buildlnci Bltea. nloely planted, good well, i and many appllanoea for building, iBISO v, Y. EVANS, KSTATB AGENT, QU WEN-3TREBT (Next "Herald^ J3IANOS, p IANOS , p iANosi JU3T LANDED. PER ABHMORK. Being made to special order, parsons In want ot a good Piano should call at once and see them. Sooond-hand Piano. £24. Can be eoen at Mr THO3. H. WKBB'B, Hob- BQD-Btreet, three floors from Cook-btreet. Fresh B v tie b, Ik Quantities to Suit Puchabers, at lowkst wholesale PBTOK. ■REW'S, VIOTOEIA-STREBT. Q N SALE 60 TONS PRIME POTATOES. G. S. JAKINS, OUaiOM-HOUSK-BTBKKT. <Continued on Front Page) Tendere. [yt OUNT EDEN DOMAIN BOARD. Tenders for earthworks. &c for the abovo Board, will be reoelwd by the nnrtorslsnod un to THURBDAY N«X V, the 2nd ot November, at 5 p.m. Plans and spool (lomlooß oan be seen at Thompson's store, VlotJrls-street. Tao lowest or any tender not necessarily aooepted. T. THOMPBON, nhßlrmajJ,Mount Kden Domain Board. October 27 tb. O" B U I L V B R S. Tenders will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, Novotober iitt. tor Breotlon of a House In Gratton boad. Piano, &c, at my office. O. K. Cooke. Kattray's BalldlnßS. Qneen. street. rjiENDEK.—Wanted, Frice for Double i Ohimnoy and Bepflrs U> Cottages In Lornr-atreet; repairs to bo done pwmmly.— apoolfloations at Garl'ok apd Oranwall'a till Monaay, >Oth Inst, noon. Cfly Hall, Anokland. October 20tb. 1882. rpo STOREKEEPERS, BaKEBS, and 1 Others.—if or Sale bf Tender; the Buck land Poßtofflce Store and Bakery, with 21 acres of la*d, fronting and adjoining the Railway etatlon. Tenderßto be In by MuNDAY, Nov ember 6,1882. Address: K. BLACK, Bnokland. Ecclesiastical. \TEWTON CONGREGATIONAL -Ll SUNDAY SCHOOL. SavaNTEBNTH ANNIVERBARY Will ho hold on SUNDAY, 29TH OCTOBER, 1882. Sermons will be Preaohed by Rev. W. J. Waikin, at 11 a.m.: R&v. W. v. Ouveb, at 3 p.m.: ftav. J. Rcbkrisen. M.A, at 6.30 pm. Uolleotioiis after each tiervioe in aid ot the Sunday ttohool Fund. ON TUESDAY, 31st OCTOBER, PUBLIC SOIRKB, Tea at 6.30 p.m. J, C. FihTH, EtQ.. In the Chair, Addresses will be Riven by Pev. W. J. Wat kin.'Riv. H. K. Diwduony, Mb Gbo. Hkmus, Mr E. Wood. Tickets) -Is Bleach. CIONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY. - ' Theßev. C. Carter will deliver an ad dress next SUNDAY KEENING, the 29th lnstani, at the Poneonby Eaptlat Chapel. 6.30, Pi OVERNMUNT tNSUKANCE VJT DEPARTMENT. INDUSTRIAL BRANCH. Wanted immediately, two or 'three Aotlve, Knergotio Persons to act, as Canvassers atd Agenti for the above Department. ' Apply at once to R. H. DOUSB, Superintendent, P.O, Bnlldlngs. A GOOD OPENIN9 exists for a Surgeon at the Lyell. there being nose other reaidenc within 35 mllee. A certain in come will be guaranteed. For particulars apply to the under?lgned. a. j. pa -X, Secretary Oddfellows' Lodge, VyeU West Coast.



J Goodson's Arcade. oc oo j^ONDON gg cnca B y The lntroluotlon.of the Plan Rognlarlyadoptel at the LONDON AROADB, v!k : Marking our floods In Plain Figures and QBRVI«G Oar Customers with Promptness and Clvllliy, wo thereby ltduce QTHERS ToVielt and Patronise the OHBAPEBT and moat attractive place In Auckland, who are Pleased with the advantage derived from Purchases made. W E Are now Offering the Special Advantage at a Return of 15 per oant, or THREE BHILLIN6B I In the POUND, on all Purchases above SIX PENCE In value, to eaok Customer whom we' QERVE Up to and including November 11, during whtoh period we shall Clear the SURPLUS STOCK and prepare /VORSELVES Fop the Grand Display of NEW QOOD3 to arrive by rpHB Llgnrla, Teheran, Margaret Galbralth, Coro mandel, and otheri of the T3EST And Qulokest Steam'and Balling Ships. 00 03 OO LtOOQ « ONdON §§ A-HCADE. OO Draoerv and Oloth ;__ «s o « o | oSg g I S I S iS I | f"1 o Si 03 8 ™ Cow . o Om p O «3 S _ _ a m h "c a k_ *^ 9 S ft ■q Fi OJI gi i / -^ fil 11 » .flB 2! I s « t g 11 1 I ° ISII 3 I §ps 1s i - " 8 3 a S y POMBONBY, near the Three Lamps, New DraDery Shop. Call and nee the' new stbok of drapery, fancy goods, hosiery., ohlldren'a pelisses, pinafores, laoes, snnshadei, &0.. Sue. at Kobßon'a (late KdwardO, Mel bonrne Hoqge, Poneonby. W ANTED JK N O WN— damaged CAMCn*B 0 TJRINTB AULOSa OC iTßlNl'b, Yx Wiya Quken. OVfiR 1000 YARDS HORRbOK'S B CALICO, From Is 8d Dots. Yards, BIAOK FANOr PRINTS. 814, Half-prloe.. DamaKOd by oomlng in oontaot with other cargo) Steins easily washed oat BE IN TIME. A LOr OF WHITS PIQUE PBMJ3BS 8s lid, Worth Us 6(1. QALATEA STRIPES, SJo, ZEPHYR BINQB AMB, In Bine, Pink & Grey. IB 6D FOR 12 YARDS. Loweet in Town, and other Cheap Goody, as ow aa any honse Belling off or otherwise. J, K.ENDELL, BRIGHT ON HO USB, TOP OF GBBT-STBSET. aoara ana jtteataenc« BOARD and RESIDENuF, 18s per week.—Mrs Parker, two doom from Gleeeon'e Hotel. : f COMFORTABLE AUU«>MMODaTION \J for 2or 3 respoctablo hoarders, near Queon-Btreet: terras 18s per week,—Apply Mrs Holt. No 40, Wyndham-Btreet. tf iJKtiyuOa Vll^LA, Viocent-stceet, \J — Taoaney (or one respeotable boarder, terms 20b ; plnnge and shower bath.—Mrs Foliar. TTNPUItNISHED Apartments—Large U Sitting-room and one or two other rooms —To Let, quarter-an-hnnr'n walk from Queen street.—Apply Stab Office. PRIVATE BoABD AMp BESIDENCE for Single Gentlemen or Married Couple at Mrs Fcston'a, Pitt-street, opposite tho Con ' gregational Chnroh. ' ' J^OVERMOK BKOWNB HQTKU, XX HOBBON-STRKKT. . Boibo amd Loseme ..___..Soe par Week BIHOLB BOoM___»_ ______.2fc.__



Drapery, aa. JfisALi Finaln FWlim 1 'I LAST FEW DAYS! SWEEPING REDUCTIONS 1 GKEATER EKDUCHONS ! FINAL KEDUCI.ONS I We have only about (£3000) Three Thousand Pounds worth of Drapery and Clothing left to soil no ir. Our Final Oath Clearing Sale will only last a few dayß longer, when the balanoe of Btook will ba SOLD BY AUCTION. As we wish to Close the Sale NBXT WKBK, we are making STILL FURTHER RE DUOTION3 to command an Expeditions Clearanoe. Gtaklick & Oranwell Are Selling Gooda at suoh Btloes as Tradesmen [ cannot afford to sail who Intend continuing in the Business, A Lot of Good Hosiery left yeti A Lot of Serviceable Dress Materials. A Lot Of EXCELLBNI? BLAOK GOODS. ▲ Lot of Men's and Boys1 Clothing. A Lot of NEW Cretonnes, to arrive ou the 39th. A Lot of New White Curtains, jost opened. A Lot of Colonial and English Blankets, greatly reduced. Last Lot of Blaotc Silks and Satlna opened up. Daring the Next Fa w Days yon will Parohase bb Cheap as at Aaotlon, and have the advantage of Qalatly Saleotlng what will Butt you. COUNTRY FRIENDS, DO NOX MISS THIS CHANGE ! I ! GrARLICK & CfiANWiCLIi POSITIVELY GOING! OUT OF THE DRAPERY. BBSIDBS ALL KINDS OF DRAPERY, WB ABB CLEARING OUT ALL THE |l/| ANCHESTER QIOOK, As we Intend making great alterations In the Premises after the Sato. BLANKSIS-REDUGBD BHEKTING3--BEDUOKD HOLLAND3-BEDUCKDI OORTAIN3-RKDUOKDI CBKTONNBS-RBDUOKD t CALICOS FLANNELS, SBIRTINGB. REPS, DAMASK 3, TABLK CLOTHS. Gtarlick & Cranwelx, Oo looking through their STOCK OF IBON BEDSTEADS, find they hare on hand bo lees than 449. As they are over-atoobed, and hold Invoices of more to arrive, they have determined to CLRAS OUT 200 T RON g«DBTBAD3 AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES FOB CASH. FURNITURE REDUCED BEDDING RRDUOED OARPETB REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RKDUCED FKNDRRS AND FIRE-IRONS RBDUOED MATTING AND MATS REDUOKD TOILKTWAKK EBDUOBD OHIMNKY & TOILET GLASSES REDUCED all furnishing goods reduced Fok Cash Paymehis. Wo are Boiling mAPESTRY rtAKPETS At 2/3 par Yard.. We are Selling / OOIJ |^lANE /CHAIRS At 3/9, FURNISH YOUR HOUSE NOW AT REDUCED OABH PRICES, . G-ARUOK & CRANWBLt, CITY HALL ARCADE, . QUEBN-SrREBTi LADIES' Silk, Hatln, and Cashmere Dolmans, etc, all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. -W. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel (Ikkai Slaughter IN J)rapkrY. I have to it form you that. I have pnroha«ed some prooert* at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil linery business. THASKS.-I take this opportunity of thanking my oustbmers for their constant and liberal patronage during the last 17 yeais. I shall hold a Clearing Sale fob three months, Affording my customers and the publlo an opportunity of 8BODRIN» DRAPERY AND MILLINERY AT PBIOBS UNDER OOai. After the Sale, the bhop and Dwelling will be Let by Tender on Lease, I append the following Price List as a guide to my customers:—looo pairs Eld Gloves (In au oolon»)-2buttons. Is: white 2a 6d; ; Fancy S-buttons to 6 all at 3a 6d pair, worth 6a; 700 yards nil wool Fine Unßi Black Serge, la yard, worth 2a: Bußh Hats, 3d : Long Ostrich Feathers. Wte, worth fil; Superfine Hooks, 6 s to »n, at7d, worth Is; Gold Tfilmblee, 6d. worih 2s; White Marsella.Boots, la. worth B6d. ALL THE STRAW GOODS ARK QUITE NEW. It is the FIRST OLBABING S ALB, and am going to give the public the benefit of it. W, EyRK GLOVE DEPOT, VlO'OniA-SIKBBT.



■amusement* VICTORIA J)OMAIN, DisVONPORT. HUNTER'S FINE BRAS 3 BAND Will Play Selection Ei In tbe above Domain, Flaßatßff Hill, North Shore, iVfiRY SATURDAY AFTERNOON UNTIL FURTH.bR NQTICK. PLBNTY OF SHADR! UNRIVALLED SCKNBKY I ! , DEIiaHTFDL MUSIC I 11 ADMISSION FREE1. By order, BKNJ. TANNER, Hoorntnry r>.9. Ferry Com yn>y. Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in any aum required, on terms to cult borrowers. Interest allowed on monies pitted In my hands till tnvestod.—W, V, Stevens, In veßtlnic Ageat, 187. Qaccn-etreet, |«m 4?1 41 T0 £10,000' LEST on BuildiDg 3&JL" . society pttnulpion, or on othor torn* to eatt borrowers. Allotments bought end Houses bnllt on wookly payment system, Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List at Properties tor sale on Ith page. £■'■» ocr oent, allowed on money deposited tor inveatmeM. 0. Wiixiambob, Land, Im»te and Klnanolnl inenl and Valnator, S. Ynlrwr ban*. Public JNoticos. AVAhIED AND BEAUTIFUL IBSortment ot Chrifittn&a and New Year's Cards (Royal Aosdemy Heriee), to be sold at lowest possible proflr. Kanoy *itatloiiory and Cheap Books; writing Desks fitted with Stationery, at 6s 6d. Special Llue of Ledgers and other Aocoant Books. HENRY WHITE, BOOKSELLER AND BTATIONBH, Hlgh-Btreet, Anokland. rpHE P.S, TAINUI will run TO-MOR. HOW (Saturday), going; and returning every hour, commencing at 12 o'clock noon, to tbe Northoote Wharf, on tho NOHTHCOIK Pf>o PARTY. B, TONES & GO,, Auctioneers, BIBLE Exclusion re Schools, and its Fruits; address by Bey. Jonoph Cook at Adelaide —Bee ''New Zealand Fwo Prese," October 28th. 1882. price 2d. RATEPAYERS.' NO FlßE.—Wanted to lay out, at once, a trifling ThOQßand or two, and £1000 per annum (more or less), of the City Rates In an Insane attempt to make an utterly bad tree bring forth good fruit; to make and keep certain placed clean, while all the filth of tbe olty Is allowed, to flow Into them; to keep men from being burnt when they volun tarily take lira Into tbelr bosoms. What folly I A wordjo the wise, &o. • ALL~ACCOUNTS due to F. MANDKK, Timber Merchant, Onehunga, must be paid to Mr O. Gjrland, Prlnoes street, on or before tho 80th November, 1882, or other steps will be taken. FBANOIB MANDSH . Onehunga, October 27,1882. Walroa Sonth, 13th October. 1882 i To the Bench of M»gibtratrb, a' ting under tho provinlous of " Tho Slaughter Bouses Aot, 1877," at Papafeura, in the Provlnolal District of Auokland. X HEREBY make application for a Ll csdeo to bo granted to mo. In aooordanoa with the above Aot. for the Slaughter ot Large and small Cattle. The situation ot the Slaughter House will be in the Immediate vloinlty ot the unt-balldlsga of my farm at Walroa South, E3I Yours. &0., JAMBS ATOHieON, rriHE BOOKS will be in attendance This X Evening at the OcoiDKt.T>L Hotbl, to Wager on the Melbourne Dorby and Cup, and forthcoming ovonte. The Kntrlea for the Aaobland Cup will bs Posted at Tattorsal'a To-niuht, T.AMBI LaMBI LAMBI Chotoe Qjality; Large Supply. Prloe from 2s Gd per quarter. Plenty on hand. Dairy-fed fork, New Milk-fod Veal, Weather mutton, from 2d per lb; Prime Ox Beef, from 2Jd per lb. Oar trade Is rapidly Increasing, bo we have pro vided a gran* stooK of Lamb for Friday and Saturday. A fresh supply of meat for Satur day rights from this date, Got 27,1882. Try our Lamb, Veal, and Pork. Try our Corned and our Freeh Beef and our Mutton. — IT. WOOD and Co., Cheaptlde House, Newton. The finest show of Lamb ever held In Newton. TW" O T I C . B. I h»ro£y Challenge any person in tho world to Bay anythingagainst my charactor.-CHARLES KING, Durham street. BATTLE AXES, from the Kaipara Elver District, sightly need. Fifty cntl llngs for Three.—D. H. Chambers, 70. Qneon street nriTGHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Publio are Cautioned against the sup position that the CORDIALIZSD BLOOD BKBTOBKR will care the speolal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL la now bo famous a medlolne for. The Cortilallzed is hot a medicine at all, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the effect of the Medicinal, and thai affords Hotel frequenters an escape from the use-of stimulants while being: treated under Mr HITOHKNS'S OKLBBKATEU MEDICINAL BLOOD RBBTORBK, L. I). NATHAM & CO HOLE AOBNTB. ROBINBON'B T3OYAL -OAK.IJSG "DOWDER, InTtas.SS>. l 8 sltt>.,S«. THE BKBT AND OHBAPBBT MA.DB. trade; ccrowht mark, To be had ot Grooera and Provision Dealers, or the maker, J. W. KOBIwSON, CHBMIST AND DRUGGIBT. Mandkau Road Paknkll. DRIME TABLE POTATOES. 423 SACKS. FROM DUNBDIN, Per Deflanoo, expected daily. This being the LAST SHIPMENT this Season, PURCHASERS BHOOLD APPLY AT ONCK TO ABAM LAYBOUKK & CO., Durham street. to" o x i c *. JAMBS AH KKW, having Juflt returned from China, brings with him the BINBBT ASSORTMENT Of TBAB ottered Is Town, at the lowest possible prloea. He oan confidently recommend tbe Teas, having purchased them himself, and trusts ttut all his old Customers, and the Pobllo generally, will avail themeelves of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy bis Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Koo -100, Shouotaong, and varlnns Mixed Teas, BUlted to every ta«tet Ue has also on handJapansee Waro. Preserved Ginger. Crockery ware < Silks, Handkerchiefs, and othor commodities too nameroua to mention. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Note tbe Addroes :- JAMBS AH KKW ft; CO., 231, Queen-street, OUE increasing Trade is the best argu ment lor the quality ot onr Sewing and Knitting Machines.—D.P. Chambers, 70, Queen street, opposite the bank. T. & H. C ooK c, 44 and 46, vktoeia-steeet [Factory : Elmoot-stkbet] Having completed the arrangement of their New and Hxtenalvo Premlnes, which are fitted with every appliance for the despatch of Banl nees. invite tbe attention of Ladles and Gentle mon FURNIBHING to ibeir Large Stock of Drawing and Dining Room Suites Brussels. Tape&trr. and Kiddnr Carpets Iron Bedsteads, Wardrobon, Drawers Tables. Chefkralers, Side-Boards Mattrasaos, Palliasses, fiuowb Bolsters Toilot Ware In great variety Linoleum. Floorcloth, Matting Bearthrnge, wool Mats, Coooa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Gilt Cornices and Cornice Poles Verandah. Venetian, and Holler Blinds Csne, Foldlncr. and Children s' Chairs Hail Tobies. Hat Stands, Hall Chairs Kitchen Tables and Kitchen Chairs Every Artlola Guaranteed, and Prices Reduced to the Lowest Amount, consistent with Beat Quality In Materials and Workmanship. T. & H. COOKE, Victobia and Elliott Streets,



jliosc and Pouna . L°q.T' °!L M _nda y. in OnehiiDga, a Silvor Watch, number known.-ifc re- JJg*" 1 returning same to P. Moonwoil | OfjT, a week ago, in Queen-street *£ Oneimnga, a Purso containing four £1 notes, half-a-sovereign, and some BUver.-Fm_er S&SL"" t0 SfAR Offlce' or to"n£Sdg seto£ ri c. llos. set0 the Xhistl9 Hoteli a purse -J containing money.— The finder \»ls rat s*JE2l!_£_J____*__o_nß samet» SSia offlw. 4- B>, »KWARU.—SmaII Opera GlaiiloTi I^OUND," a Small Cockatoq.-Owner near Whan' SmUh> RoBB Farm( New L»nn» S^fit^i' S u t0 my Pa<"°<*. "Molint can h*™ ii, OU Sand By. » Blaok Sjw.-Ownw MouS. Albert. BUm° by 6pplylnß IOA Bn"°" JU.tH)bIUKD, UCKLAND BOWlNtt CLUB. QKO. N. PIHROB. - Secretary, J^IGHT HOCT«S DEMONSTRAIIQK BIEETIKG OF DBLKOATB3. A Meeting of Delegates appolstod to more. «"JJ thei various Booiotloß and ftkdM triJTbo ToVjiook ** O*tobw, at hair QHO, W. HSBLOP, .Ohabmau* « AUCKLAftD TOTAL ABSTINENCJS SOCIETY. »nS e aU Cp onr °D SA^«D^_ 6 xt, A (JCKXAND CHAMBER OP COM- The Qoartorly Meeting of Members of the Chamber of Commerce will be held at ttoa OUMnbor, New Zealand lnanrat.ee Comwny'B ififlinf1 °n MOaUAY' thß S0"1 OoiobSvai Baslsess: The oon.lderatloa of the Bank rnptoy Law, ana any other subject Urn may be bronght forwardi JAS.BTODART, Anekland. 23rd October, 1882. Seorota W. Gazette m JtJankruptcy. ,: IN THE SUPRBMB COURT OF NBW ° ZEALAND, NOUTHKRN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of t'Tho Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and the several amend ments theretoi Andot ;. ; i: The Bankrnptoy ol Jambb AnonißitD Ba* sow, of Xaur&ngs, Contractor; < „•,.;.: And of .-, - ' : ' Jamkh Kbily, o£ Xanranga, Coioh PM. • ■"■ " Dilator; And Thomas Mabsh ; Davmm, of Aoakland. Commlaslon Agent. . I • s Creditors In either OS the anove EetatCß, who bave not already done co, ai« requested to prove their olalms to me on or before the second day of September next, otherwise they cannol par tlolpftte la the Dividends about to be declared In the reapootivo Vstsies, «wm»»bu , Dates this 87lh October, 1882. ABTHUB a. BKNNRTT, 22, Qoeon-Btreet, Anokland. TfMh*" Auctions. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. IN BESKETH & A ITKBN'S STORES DURRAM-SiKEET. ■ ' nTIERuFS CORNED BEEF 1 ense Bacon and Hams 1 cases Smoked Bacon 2 cases Green Bacon 1 case Pork Hams 1 cbbo Motton Hams 3 tierces Mutton Hams GEORGE BIBBIN. / ; Auctioneer. MONDAY, NOOft. ' '- ' PIANO, HOIt)^EaOLD FURNIXURB AND JSFFECXB U"H LARGB RiMU BOOKCASE, ; ' Glass Front BOOKS, PICTURES.SHBLLS, PLANTS, The proporty of a wntleman leaving Aaoklana, Hemovedto'faArthur?s ri_arffoeoon. f venlouoe of sale. R. ARTHUR AT CHKIBTOHURCH, !'" IMPOKTANTSALKOFRACEnORSES. ' '" IMMEDIATELY AITKK THE CHRISTCHUROH SPRING MEETING 7th, Bth & 10THNOYliMBBB k ' MBfSRS ROBEKT~WILKIN&CO: l partnership aooounts, the wKf rtSir1' 0 «^ i SPLENDID STUI> OF BAOKHOBBKB, Consisting of ' "fift^» "*- !:: GITANA, by Rapid Bay, dam Glow ': BARTON, by Thundetbolt. flam Ljra ' 'l MATAUKA, by Traducor. dam Baupc TPfISDAY, NOValJB^RlT^^, MOUNT ALBERT. >; v TOWNSHIP OFM^DNT ALBERT. SPLENDID BUILDINU SITES P»R " MAMBION.VILL4, COTTAGE AND BUSINESS. " FAMILY REsfBENOE, SABDKN ORCHARD, PADDOCK, &", Known as " Randersvyl," Rich Volcanic Soil, MOUNT ALBERT TOWNSHIP, i»g a Rood vlow. m£ms&J^£!San*-<- ▼as '«s ds -«_as«» well-atooked with a l*rm «IS?i Bnd i 0rolu»<l. trees in full bearing; ttfvtaffftS? i2L M tooted with great &? BniTeXttut Also- Eiah^ w go B«iMtag Bi teß| ,„,_«„ Orow Inspeotlon Invited, :■< ,< Lilhographio Plans wlUboreadymafewda». ' R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. MONDAY, OCTOBER^ " At 12 o'Clock. ' FOR POSITIVE SALE, TO OLOSB CONSIGNMENTS. G A B R I JuT" LEWIS 28UlTK8FUBmTDR B| lntV Btoi.Ba8 toi.Ba IDUCHKS3BBT. Marble Top X SOTTK BKNIWOOD 9VBNITOBS 12 AMERICAN ARM ROOKING CH4«aa ygAMKBIgAV^ocKINGCHAIBS !^j-ii^_^^'.g^||a_fllifiiiiiiki iimiiwit