Henry George, the te.uried coirespcn pondentof tbo New York "Irish World," was banqueted in New York, October2lst, by 150 citizens, Henry Ward Beechor responded to tho toast of " The Common People." The New York "Tribune" demands that tho reciprocity treaty between Hawaii and the United fctates should bo abrogated iv 1884. In an article, on the 20ih of I'ctober, that paper s\ys the treaty has created only a gigantic sugar monopoly.

LATEST FROM EGYPT.

London, Oc'oter 16. The strong reaction in favour of Arabi twrsonally.in England, has beea very mucu intcpiticd by the refusal of the Egyptian Minister* to allow Kng'iab. counsel access to their cliont. AraM has been promised

tliat ho should have such assii'ance, but it has been persistently denied him. A genuine sensation, therefore, was created en the 15th, when a letter appeared iv the " Times " from Arabi's personal friend and sympathiser in London, Alfred Biunr, with a copy of a letter of his to Arabi, which bir Edward Malet had betn instructed by the Jforei<m Office tj intercept, ai d another letter from Mr Blunt,to Mr Gkd»tODe t ac. us ing the Foreign Oflue of bad faith, and the Grvepment cf having actually giveu up Arabi to be executed. A despatch from Cairo, October ICtb, fays Sir Edward Malet announced that t'uo trial e>f <,rabi and bis as<ocia*.es will not probhb'.y proceed übliss tbey are defended by EmJisu counsel. Tho Egyptian Mini-tiy has informed Sir Edward that it will not be responsible for the government of the coun try if tho Knglish counsel intrcduces a method of procedure unknown to Kfjjptiau Courts. Arabi persiß'ed iD declaring he would de fend himself, if deuiad English counsel at hi* t.i.J, Tac evidence ofhia complicity iv the June mass, ores at Alexandra will ik 4 be obtanKble, al hough it i-» said Nincl, tbe Swiss, can prove niauy Bedouins were shot at Arabi's order, for looting. In legard to tho defence of Alexandria, Aiabi avers he acted under tho orders of tbe Kh'dive, and continued the war after the bombardment by order of the JVativo Gouncil at Cairo. CAIKO, October 19. Tbe <3iscussi«n in regard to counsel ended to-day, when tho Kpyptian Ministry allowed Broad ley and Napier to deftnd Arabi, provided ths witnesses undergo a preliminary examination. The trial will not take place till after the Feast of Bat ram.

Sultan Pasha has been appointed Enigbt Commander of the British urder of St. Michael and St. George. LONDON, October 19. "fhe Household Cavalry retarned at data, and were ■Welcomed by crowds. The Duchess of Teck and the Duke of Albany visited the ship, Admiral Seymour has been directed to send a vessel to El-Arnisto, to search for Professor Palmer aud comradet. They are supposed to have been murdered by the Be douins,

CAIRO, October 20.

The chief counts of the indictment against Arabi Pasha are—(l) In violation ot the rights of nations, he hoisted a white flag m Alexandria! and under cover thereof retirod with h's troops, and gave up the city to iiro and pillage. (2) That he excited the Kgyptiana to arm agninst the Khedive. (3) That he continued the war, dtsoue the news "of peaon. [4) With having incited civil war, devastation, massacre, aud pillago in Egyptian terri tory.

The Council of Ministers Lai adopted the preliminary scheme of Baker Pasha for the reorganisation of the army. The field officers lo h» half British and half Kgyptiiiu —the staff officers to bel divided in the samo way. The estimated expanss of the nrmy will be £368,000 yearly, and the f jrco will amount to 11,000 men.

Caieo, October 21

little documentary evideuco bai been adduced in the examination of the rebel prisoners beyond a file of Arabi Pasha's official journal published in Cairo daring the campaign. Arabi has admitted nothing, nor has he imitated his colleagues In seeking to throw the blame on oth&r?. According to the agreement betwetn Broadley and Napier, Arabi's coonse], and the Government lawyers in regard to the course of procedure, the English coun«el will be permitted to have cccess to Arabi, and the right of recalling wiiiussc* for the prosecution for cross-examination, the tight of calling witnesses for the deffnep, and of examining the eudencs given during the preliminary investigation. Counsel expect that the Egyptian Government will appoint several additional members on the Court-martial, who will be able to speak XtogHsb, and will gtnerally take tteps to rai-e the proceedings, to the dignity of a great State trial. A later despatch says the Ministry have ratified the agreement botween B>rreJlie]y, the Government lawyer, and Arabi's Eng lish counsel. Broadley says all the elements of a fair trial have been secured.

Cairo, October 21,

Ninel, Arabi's Swiss advher, declares he has received no reward, and can prove Alexandria was evacuated and the defcuea of tbe ountry ordered by tho Khedive and functioned by the Ministry.

The state of the natives ia most unsatis factory. Underlain? a thin stratum of fsar is a deep hatred among them of Christians.

The Dublin Conference.

'Ihe National Conference opened in Dublin on tlie 17ih October.. There were about 700 or 800 delegates in the hall. Farnell and Davitt were received with tremendous cheers. Nearly all the ex treme Irish members of Parliament were present, and seated on the platform were Lord Mayor I>awson, Messrs Healey, 1\ P. O'Connor, C»rbitt, Gill, Sexton, O'Sul liran, and Brcnnan. Brennan and Sexton wera appointed secretaries. They read Jotters lrom seveial Catholic bishops, re gretting their atwenoa, aad expressing con fidence in the leadeis of the movement. The proceedings were ntt altogether harmonious. A delegate named Li>nden, who attempted to speak, was nhouted down' as a "land grabb-r," and "a renegade," | and denounced by ex-tusprct B*rrington os a "coward who had run away from coercion." Cassidy, a delegate from. Manchester, was expe'led wilh insults aud threats for moving an obooxious amend mfnt, Farnril, who presided, -submitted a programme for the conference,and reviewed its proposals. He said, in effect, that no solution of tbe land question was possible till the Irish peop'e obtained permission to make their own laws; that the Irish party required 85 to 90 members in Parliament, a number only to ba hoped for'when the elective franchise was placed on the basin of household suffrage; that tbe alleged differences on the Irish question did not exist among Irishmen in America; aad tbat, decpite the most tyrannical coercion the wqrld had ever seen, they would attain the measures on which the; had set the r lieart'. Davitt was more pronounced than I Parnell. He declared that until the land, ! ■which was stolen from the Deople, was restored to the whole people as national property there could be no final aad sat's* factory settlement of tho land question. At tho pame timo ho wished it distinctly under stood he was not separated from Pamell on ■ this land matter. Farther on, he said that while ho was unable to wholly join with. Parnell in his scheme of law reform, he. would co-operate with him for (he aboliiion of landlordism. A breczs came,up when Davitt moved, as an amendmeut to the proposed constitution of the Central Conn, cil of thn new league, that the Council con sist of thirty-two members, one for each county, the Pa-liamen ary party to have no Dominations, but its members to be eligible for election. Mr T. P. O Connor said this amendment amounted to a vote of want of co&fidenc3 in the Parliamentary party, and accused Davitt of trying to in jure Parnell's prestige; be reiterated the charge, despite Davitt's repeated denials; at last Davitt became greitly excited, and raid that a gentleman would not have made such, an accusatioD, and, to prove it groundless, withdrew, his amendment. It was finally decided that the Council should consist of 48 members, 32 for the connties, and Parliamentary pirty. A letter was read from Bgan, now ia Paric ; tendering his resignation as treasurer of the Land League, and at tho same time submitting a balance-sheet, sbowirjg that a total of £244,820 in subscriptions had passed through his hands, of which he had ex pended £213,000 in the service of the League, leaving a balance of nearly £32,000. A vote of thanks to E»an was passed-Davitt proposing and Justin Mc- Carthy seconding. After a resolution thanking Pamell for pres'dtng, the Con ference closed. -" ~ , The London " Times J Dublin despatch of the!7tb, says : Not only has the Irish Conference excited no enthusiasm, but the assemblage was composed of an element as heterogeneous as 4he programme .was multifarious. It was only the skilful hand of the chairman that sometimes prevented an open rupture.' Dissension was shown ;

o'eirly enough in Darnell's opening state ment and in Davitt's prompt rejoinder, and the tono of bitter emphasis wherein tbo latter spoke, betrayed the feeling of a man labouring under disappointment, which he struggled to repress.

A STEAMER BURNED.

Ttventy-one Lives Lost on the Mississippi. ViCKSBURO, September 30.—This morn ing at 3 o'clock a fire bsoke out on the steamer K. K. Leo, while on a trip to this city, about thirty miles below here, result* ing in the total destruction of the boat with terrible loss of life. Eightc.n people are known to ba lost. All tu'C:O are from l oui-iunu, and more than half of them be longed to the boat. The United States mails and all the books arc 1 st.

Later. The Lee had just been overhauled and newly painted, and was on her fust trip this season. Sue left Vicksburg yesterday evening for .New Orleans with 500 bales of cjtton and a good list of passengers. While opposite Point Pleasuut, at 3.35 a.m., she was discovered to be on lire and was imme diately headed for the Louisiana shore, and landed a' Yucatan p'aatntion, thirty-five miles b:low Vicksburg. In a few mmutcs she was comp'etcly enveloped in flames. Twenty-one persons aro believed to bj lost including many of the crew. ' The steamboat J. M, White pas cd the wrtck about 6 a.m., and to ik the remaining passengers aod crew to I Yicksbutg, *. C. Kowlings and Kobort Smith, pilots, were b >th. burned and other wise hint, The fire is suppose-i to ha^e origioated in the pantry-room. So rapidly d^d the flame* spread that it was impossible tor the passengers or ollkcra to save any tbing except what they had on at the time. Captaia W. S Cannon states that the ■ steamer was owned by the estate of his father, John W. Cannon, and her com. m-inder, Captnin William Campbell. She wn» vulaed at find insured for ' 850,000, mostly in local companies. Tbo crew was compose 1 almost eutinly of men wbo have been on the river twenty or thirty years. The but, besides tuo supply of pumps, had a new fire-pump with a 1-t-iacti cylinder and seventy feet of hoso. There ■were always three watchmen on deck. ■ STORIES OF SURVIVORS. Whenever a survivor was seen on tho ' street immediately a largo crowd tvould I pather around eager to learn whatever he ' knew of the sad occurrence. A number

were seen with beads and arms bound up, come of thorn in considerable pain, while osbcra were not so seriously hurt. Price Bell, second clerk of the Leo, who was up attbotiino the accident occurred, said : ''I never Eaw anything burn so quickly. 1 was aft at tho time, and when I heard the alarm, knowing my partner, who sleeps soundly, and other officers were in the Texas, and in danger, I rushed up to awaken them. The fire followed me so fast that by the time I had them all up my partner bad his hair singed in getting down stairs from tte hurricaDO roof, and I was forced to climb over Ibe rail, The boat bad just been freshly painted, and she went like gunpowder," Mr tell and a pas seDger who was interviewed thinks the fire originated in tho pa>try room of (he cookhouse, though the former did not see what a fire was doing in there so early, as tho cooks are not called before 4 o'clock. Mm Daniel Seaile, with heroic presence of mind and motherly devo tion, grasped her sleeping inrant, and, arranging a life-prejerver in her state-room about her person, jumped boldly into the water. By the disarraDgcment of her life preserver she was thrown uptn her back, and lost her grasp upon the child. Cap tain Campbell and hi* surviving officers all have by to-night's train for New Orleans, and will bring out the hichardson, in place of the Lee, on Tuesday. HEROISM OF THE PILOT.

At the time the alarm was given the boat was under way. She was imme diately headed for shore, and struck the bank iv three or four minutes. William S. Perkins, who wiw in charge of the engines at the time of Ihe disaster, stood nobly at his post until the boat landed and Pilot Stout to.d him Ihe could go. That more lives -were not lost is duo to the admirable courage of the pilot. John Stout. He stood at the wheel and gave bope to all by his firmness. As the steamer grounded at Yucatan Landing the flames wore fast enveloping tho bravo man in the pilothouse, who, despite the firo around him, with almstt the Inst hops of escape gone, remained at his post until he gave the word to the engineer that the boat had made the shore. Not until this was done did he for one moment take his hand from the wheel. He made his escape by the hurricane roof down the hot chain to the lower deck and from there ashore. CAUSE OF THE FIRE. Fome think the fire was the work of an in cendiary, while others believe it' was accidental. Eogineer Perkins first saw the flames issuing from the pastry-room, iv which tLerc were no lamps at the time. ! The steward, Henry Carnahan, states that [ co corabuttible material was ever keptin the kitchen, the pantry, or tha pastiy-room. He thinks it was incendiary. Engineer Perkins, after discovering the fire, in s^antly notified .Jhe pil»t, and the boat was headed for the Missiesippi side, and pluDged with such force against the b*nk as to become firmly fastened. Tho passengers not cut off from the bow e-caped to the shoro. Tha cafualties occuirsd among thorc having berths nf t, Some_ of them, howev*r, were rescued after jumping overboard. Tbosc who succeeded in getting ashore were, many of them, half-clad, some hatles*, others shoeless, and others, still, with scarcely enough clothing to cover their nakedness.

The total loss on vessel and cargo is $175,000. The merchandise is fully in sured.

Terrible Accident on the Hoosac Tunnel Line.

North Adams (Masa.), October 21.—A terrible accident occurred on the State road of the Boosac Tunnel line this morning. A caboose loaded with workmen was run into by a locomotive, and 19 men were badly scalded and crushed. About 6.30 a.m. engineer Charles Wells and fireman Joseph Bostley left the Konh Adams depot on the engine ' Dtertield,' of the State ro*d, pushing a caboose loaded with thirty men, going to work nt different places on the road. J he engine and ciboosc had started for tho tunnel, and had gone about half way there when the caboose, which was in front, col lided with the Trry and Boston engine. 'ihe caboose was taised from the. trucks and carried to the cow-catcher of the engine " Deerfield." The front of the engine was smashed in, the steam and hot water flew into the caboose, and tho men who were not hnrt in the collision were burned badly.

Bui few escaped without injury. None would have been sertouily hurt but for the explosion of the ecgino " Dierfield's " boiler. Three doctors ariived at the rcene aad made an examination of the men in j'.ucd. As Joha Rofian was crossing the track to see the accident, ho was struck by the Pi'tfficld acd Norh J dams train, and killed* It is now certain that eight men, in. juredih the accident, will not live, '/he doctors have nearly completed the examin. atlon, and found that thirjy-two wore in. jurcd, all scalded, and many with cuts, bruises aad b:oken bones. The explosion of the engine was caused by the drawbar of the caboose bursting in tbe plate of the cylinder of the engine Ueerfiold. The steam blew opeii tbe door of the caboose and filled the, car, in which there were thiity nine men crowded close together. Many were unable'tb reach tbe doors, and in the stampede many bones were broken. The boiiiDg water and the stoam saturated the men's clothes and in a moment they were fearfully burned. All day the doctors' offices have been crowded with anxious friends beseeching them to fjrat attend to their injured. Joseph Bostley, the fireman of the engine " Deerfield," whose eyes were burned out and face and body scalded, died fo-night in terribie agony. He leaves a wile and tnree small childrin. ifour repair men who were badly hurt are huddled|together in a small boarding-house. 'Ihe physicians) say they also will die. A telegraph operator, Heywood, who pat in the en, i ie cab, was thrown thiough the window and eEcaped without injury. Manager ) ocke states that tbe accident was caused by engine 20 becoming un coupled from iis cars, and coming back into the yard by the main track, which it should not have done. _ The weather was very foggy and the engineers were unable to see each other's loomo tivep. A locomotive was pushing the caboose to the switch to Ret the ears behind the engine, and tho collision, which was v<ry light, hemmed the caboose between the two engines, and tho drawbar of the caboose jammed a hole through the front place of the flue sheet.

The ssle of the ketch Pearl has been ! postponed till Thursday. v ■-~

TELEGRAMS

[FKOM OUB OWN CORRESPONIftT.)

THAMES, Saturday. Sharemarkot (nson): Deep Level Tri bute — Sellers, Is (id; buyers, Is d 4. Londoo—Buyois, Is 9d. Mariner — 3i 6d; sellers, 3s Gd; buyers, 3s 3d. JSew Prince- lmperi.il (last night)—46s, 455, 4Hi; to-day, 475, 50/, 4Ss Gd, 50s; selle's, 51s; buyer?, 50j, Kouthera Cross-; 12j ; buyers, 11s 6d.

The tender of Date and party was ac cepted to-day for driving lOOtt. south of the drive in the 640 ft level; price, £2 9a Cd. Eight men start work on Monday.

THAMES, tbis day,

Sharcmarket,noon: Deep Level T.ibute, bu>eas is 4d ; Mariner-, sellers 4s, buyers 3s 6d ; Now Prince Imperial, 4S«, 40s, 47s Gd, 48s, sellers 48a (M, buyers 475; Southern Cross 12s, sellers 12-j 6d, buyers 11b 6d j Snai'e of Fortune, sellers 9s.

Albprnia. — A few pounds of fair ttono was got on Friday last iv tho leading stapo cast of the riso on Dixou's reef above tho Whau love 1. The woi kof opening up a block of ground on tbis reef is proceeding, but as oiily a few men are now employed progress is slow.

WELLINGTON, this day,

In the Pivoice Court to-day, a dooreo absolute wa< ijraned in thecisa of Levoi v. Levui. No order waa made us to tho custody (f children,

Tbe Appeal Court opened this morning with, the caies of the New Zealand Loan and •Mercantile Agency against Patcrson and McLeod (Dune-din). The case will lat all day.

CURISTCHUItCH, Siturday

The HojtM. f.ick arrived from Dune din yesterday, and is inspecting the public institutions.

CHKIsTCHURCH, this day,

Un Saturday n'ght H. A. Slado and G. Robinson ■wrestled in Cumberland style for £50 a-side and championship. Th'-y wero very evenly matched, and during 3£ hours, wrestling, only three falls were obtained— Slade 2, llqbinson 1. The match will bo resumed this evening. O.J.C. SETTLING.

The settling on the Canterbury Jockey Club races took place on Sa'urday night. The following amounts woro paid over : — Hon. W. Kobiosoh, £1,313 10j ; D. Proud, foot, £960; J. filbrow. £672 12s ; Sir 11. Robinson, £157 10s ; G. Bites, £147 10* ; D. O'Britn, £100 5s ; E. J. 11. Lunn, £95 ; E. Cutto, £70 j Mason and Vallance £70; G. Williams, £35; W. Bishop, £30 j G. H. Lei>, £24; T. She^han, £15; H, Mur6, £10; W. Buller, £10. The book makers, without exception, lost heavily on the meotiuL'. Tbo iollowing amounts passed through the tolalisdtor during tho meeting:—flirst day, £5,297; second, £6,770; third, £7,788. Total, £19,855.

DUNE DIN, this day.

HEAVY FAILURE,

On dit that Arnold Manrath, soft-goods man, baa failed—liabilities, £10,000.

XJEATII OF MR D. STEPHENS jN,

Daniel Stephenaon, manager for Korpe, Bread, and Co., died on Saturday from ex haustion, caused by tho shock to bis iy.tem resulting from the Waitohi Kail way accidenS He wai in one of tho hinder carriages which did not leave the lino. Ho leaves a wife and three children. Ho was for a long time resident in Auckland.

WHANGA REI RA ILW AY EXTENSION.

(BY TELKGBAPH.—OWN COBRESPONDENT.)

"VVHANGAREI, this day. Tub opening of tho railway extension to deep water was celebrated on Saturday by a trip along tho line, upon ihe invitation of tho contractor, in which 150 people partici pated, Toatts of an sppropiiato character were proposed and suitably responded to.

RA ILWAY ACCIDENT.

[BIUTEBS TBLSQIUMS.]

Marrow Escape of the Montague

Turner Company.

(Received TNovamber 13tb, 1 p.m.

SYDNEY, thi. day. It has bien ascertained that the most serious can: arising out of the railway accident which occuircd neui iiatburtt is thit of a boy named HcidUnd, who ban both thighs »eri"U-ly fractured, aignora Venasta' and other members of the Turner Troape were pastengers by the train, and were' amongst thoso injured. It is deemed a miracle that all on board were Dot killed oa the epot.

The meeting th»t was t« have taken place at 3 o'clock this afternoon re tho formation of a Deep Soa Fish Company was" adj'inncd till tha same hour to morrow.'' '.'..,

The following telegram was received to-day from the Success G.M. Company (Limited):-Sliall bank'about 70lbs speci. mens to-day from the stope and rise. Moro shovying.;1 Signed, P. Keid.

At Mr Greenwood's sale of Ko^anville estate to-day, there was a fair attendance, and, after sonic delay, the Lidding became rpiritod. About fifteen acres were sold in large and small sections, at an average of over.£loo per acre.

The death of Mr Daniel Stephenson is announced elsewhere, Mr Stephenßon was well known in this city, and for some years he carried on tho business of mer chant in Wyndham-strcet. He died this moi nlng at his residence Duke-street, Danedin, in tbe 47th year of his age, Decsascd was deservedly held in tho highest estimttien ft r his many amiable qualities. tie wan a Mason, and Past Master of St. Andrew's Lodge. .

We have ascertained that the name of the man from the yacht Arawa, who co bravely rescued one of the Euphemia's crew in a little cockle-shell of a din^y during thegale on Thursday last, is Joseph TunKrdge. This is not his tint exploit of the kind; in 1876, the schooner Dagmsr was capuzed in a squall 60 miles off (Jtago Hf(idi>, and Tunbringe left his own vessel hove-io some distance away, and, rowing to the spot aloae in a dingy, saved the whole of the crew. These successivo acts cf braveiy recemmend him strongly f»r tho Humane Society's medal, and tbe rcat trr should at ence be taken up by one of the Harbour Board. An impression aopeais to prevail that Tunbridge partially choked the man on Thursday by letting his throat reit «n the gunwale of tho boat. This ia not bo. fie held tho palm of his hand under the man's chin, while with Irs right, he grasped him behind the back till assistance a1 rived.

Messrs A. Heather, F. Battloy, and W, J. Offer are amongst the Auckland' passen gers by the mail steamer.

The fountain which is to bo erected in the Albert Park, and which was ordered simo time ago from Walter Macfaikoe aud Co., of Glasgow, was shipped at that port on tho 23rd September by the thip Nrlson, which iti bound for Dunedin. its cost with in surance and other charges Is £263. Tho design is very pretty. There are three batins, and round the bate of the pillar there are four rude figures of children mounted upon the backs of dolphins and blowing horns, from which streams of water spurt into the lowest and largest basin, while alternating between thrse figutes are lions' heads, oUo (pouting forth water. Ihe topmost basin is supported by a pillar ot entwined dolphins, and is crowned by an erect female figure, classi cally draped, and holding a cornucopia in her hands, from which a good jet of water ascends. Water likewise streams through holes in the second and third basins. The whole effect is extremely agreeable.

The Rev. George Henry Somewet Wai pole, succcntor of Tturo Cathedral, and \icarelect of St. Mary's, Auckland, N.Z., was married the other day at the Truro Cathedral to Mildred Helen, youngest daughter of C. Barbara, M.D., 'Jiuro. The ceremony was peiformed by the flight t<ev, the Lord Bishop of Trur.o, asaislca by the Key. Canon Cornish aad the Key. J. fit. Moore. The bride was conducted into the cathedral by her father, aud met at the door by the Lord Bishop, Canons Mason and Cornish, the Revs. J. H. Moore and E. A. Bell, the cathedral choir, and her attendant bridesmaids, eight in nnmbtr. Tho bride's dress wasjcream-colourcd Suiah eilk; talle veil and'wreath. The brides maids wore dresses of cream-coloured nun's cloth, trimmed with cream lace, with dark crimson sushe?, and bats to match.' Tho breakfast was served at Dr, Bailiarri's house, and the bride and bridegroom left i euly in the afternoon fur Hereford.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(REUTERS CABLKdRAMS.)

(Keccivcd November 13, 2.40 p.m.)

CHORCHCONGKESS,

MELBOURNE, this day. Tho first Church of England Congress opsns here to-morrow. Numbers of bishops and clergy have arrived to take p^rt ia the proceedings. ENGLISH CRICKETffiES. ADELAIDE, this day. The cricket match between tho EnglUb. tvain ana South Australian Fifteen was drawn. Tho visitor* are passengers for Melbourne by the P. 'and O. steamship Kaiear-i-Hinri. Their match ngaiust Vic toria commences on fiiday.

HOMEWAKU MAILS. LONDUN, November 11, Tho homeward mails per Cuzco, via Naples, which left Melbourne on Septem ber 27, and those which left Molb <urno ou September 20 per Indus, via Brindisi, were delivered in London to-ilr.y.

CRICKET.

Saturday's Matches.

' Several of the matches played on Satnr day last will bo found reported on the back page of this cvoniug's is ue, but the scores in the remainder arc un.avoid.ibly held over uutil to-morrow, owina to iho arrival of the mail steamer. The Representative team won their match against pll-comers easily. Barton a^ain distioguisbed him self by making 110 not out, while ltobin son made 67. . The bowling was, however, very poor, and the ficldiug wretched. In the match between West Eud and lifteeu of Auek'anil, flrueil batted well for a line ; score uf h'fteeii, not out, and aiso bowled splendidly, taking a number ot tickets for wry few runs. McArtliur mid Co.'a wore house defeated L, D. .Nathan's by 119 to 25, whilo "Ourjßoys" won their match against Gordon by 74 runs and four wic kets. R. Whitcside, 70, and Cromwell, 27, were tuo top scorers. The Alpha nua United match was drawn, in fuvour of' Alpha, who had lost ei»ht wicketa for 53, while the United scored G2 in.their fi:st innings. Iv the match, Waikuto v. Auck. land, the visitors made 123, while Auck land hid 90 runs and several wickets to fall Gardner nude 28, and Mumford 23. Final Selection of the Southern Team. The Si lection Commit'co have finally appointed the following team to go South on Thursday next: -Arneil, B irtou, G»rdner, blair, Dufaur, Gill, Lankham, O'Brien, Kobinson, Tostro, and Yates. Twelfth man and umpire, Bucklaud. Emergencies : B. Wyuyard and Leader, Mumford could not go South, and an excellent choice to fill the vacancy was made in the selection of Gardner, who will bo valuable as a longstop, is a good field, and an excellent bat when set. Blair will take the place of wicket-keeper, vice , ufaur. There are 'still two weuk" points in tho team, and public teeling ruas strongly in favour of the selection of Byng and Browning to take the places of the men ia question. The ch.nges made on Satur day have given satisfaction.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Nf.YKMDEK 13, 18S2. Bask cfKewZealand-£23 59 to £23 7s Ed, buyers, £23 Colonial I! jnk- :i?s

New Zealand Imur;nco—HelliiM, 78a Od New Zealand Lean at.d MetomtUo—liuyerj, m

Auckland Gun-Mayers. £3 2s Gd Union Bash and lioor— liujer;, £3 1U TanplriOoal- E'.ellors, 17a Northern—Sellers 10.i Oil Coromandal ktoun—Bnyers. 16e Accldsnt-oa 6J Qaotn »f Bnjutr—22j 61; buyers 22*; wllere, 23j 8 &183-123 3d to 12a ; lellera l'l* 81 D<iep Lev.l-'.s Id to Is Gd; buyer?, Is Id; seliois, IB 6d Marlnar—3i 7d, la to Ss Cd; boyers, 3a S3 ; sailers, Is Prinoe Impftrlol-J9a, 10* (Jd, 4Ss; boyers, 17s t nollers, 189 „ Success—Buyers, Qj : tellers, 10a Vulrno—aellers. Sa 2d Bn.llo of Fortune—Da

JO3KPH NBWMAN, Seoroiorr,

A special extraordinary meeting of tbo shareholders of the South British Inßuranoo Company for the purpose of confirming tho resolutions inert ani'ig tho capittl of the company, and altering tho articles of asso ciatieD.wtiich were passed on tUc 9th ult., took place this afternoon, Captain D.ildy pre.idiug. Fifteen Ebareboldera were pre i.ont. Tbe formal confirmatory resolution ivas moved by the chairman nnd seconded iiy Air Josoph Bernard, Mr lle»der Wood stated that ho had received a large number of proxies from Taratiaki shareholders with th«requrst tlmthewouldnppo*ethoiacreaso of the Co.'s capital. It was impossible to u>c them tow, but he just mentioned the fact, as tho public soemod ts he pretiy much of the «amo opiuion us this mUo'ity of tho shaiehoUers. The Co.'s »har-a could not now be sold at £3, and in fact ho iud been told that quotations could not be obtained at any amouot. '1 lie Chairman said that the Taranaki shareholders u.ijjht not have aeen fully informed of tho directors' object, but the local share holders who weie approved of the increase. Mr J. Newman :aid that if a parcr 1 of the company's shares wore put in bis hands ho would undertake to got rid oi them easily at £218s each, while Mrß*r.<tow mentioned that at the last Board meeting tbtre were seviral trans'cra from the South ia which the sbar>s changed hands at £3 each. Tho motion was tbcu patsi d.

A telegram was received by tho Harbour Board to-day announcing that a barquo bound routhwards passed tho Bay of Islands at hall past ono o'clock yesterday.

Mr J. Lowndes, of P-incll. writes com plaining of tho indignity tbut he suffered from havisg made a rep rt (at the request of the Sanitary Inspector) to the Boiougti Council of Pirnell. of iho existence of measles in bis family, and of .a't*r#ards making a claim for the said report. Ho says:—"One councillor sneorlngly askrd if I had a diploma, and bo i eathor that the half-crowns go only to'the medical profes sion. I must say that if a householder is compelled to furnish the local authorities with particulars of infectious diseases existing in hia family, iv writ ing, undor a penalty, surely he is^ entitled to the sa.me fee bs any other man, M.D. or otherwise. In my ca*e, I took go»d care to inform tho Conncil that I intended to give tho fee to tho old Men'» Kofuge had thny passed 1t.% Tho Puulic Health Act compels every person under heavy p?n»lty to report to tbe Local Board the existence of infectious disease iv his house, without fee. Medical men report ing similar cases are entitled to a fee of 2s 6d for each case, no payment being made, however, for more than three case* in any one house. Our coircspondent am surely see tho broad difference hetwoon a medical man reporting professionally, and acting so far as an inspector fcr the Board, and a private porson reporting an infocthns sick ness that has arisen in his own hou?o. (DTwo law-suits have arisen in Melbourne out of the cbaDge ef cast nude by Mr Wallace, manager of tho Boccacio Couipauy, The sggriered ladies suing ara Miss Jiate Chard (Boccacio), who says her professional reputation is injured by being told to take a lest, and Miss Irsnora (Fiaraotta), whosS private basket, which wai padlocked, was broken open, Mr Wallace orroncously thinking Boccaclo's drtss, which was wanted for Mi's Co»surlo, was there.

THE 'AUrKLAKII BYKWIffW KVAK, MONDAY, KO^EMBER )S.



(J-keax Slaughter IN DrapkrY. I hive to Inform yon that I have nnrohosed some prorertv nt, the North Shore, nod am I going to KETITtE from the Drapery and Mil linery business. Thanks.—l take this opportunity of thanking my ouatomers (or their constant and llboial patroDßge during the last 17. years. I shall hold a Olbal.jg Sale ?or thkek months, Affording my customers und tho public an opportunity ot SKODRINB ItRAPKRY AND MILLINHBY AT PRICKS UNDKR COii. After the Sale, tho bhop and Dwelling will bo L«c by Tender on Lease. I append tho following Price List as a guide to my oustomera i—10(10 pairs Kid G'ovea (in nil colour*) - 2 bnlioi.B, le; White 4-buuana, & 6d; ITanoy 3-buttorja to 6 nil nt 3s fid nalr, worth 6a; 70U yarda nil wool Fine Urts* Blaok Bergo, Id yard, worth 2a: Unah Hate, 3d ; Long Ostiioh Funthore, 10b, worth £1; Superfine Hooks, 6'n to B'a, at7n, wr.rth 1b; Gold Thlmb:ca, 6(1; worih 2s; White Marsella Boots, I*, worth b Oi, ALL THE STRAW GOODS AKK QUITE NEW. It is the FIRST CLEARING 8 Uiß, ana am KOtßft to gl?e the public the benefit of it, W, KYRE> GLOVE DEPOT, Victokia-steeet,



Wanted. WAINTtD, a good Gcuorol Servant at onoo.—Appiy, llxuae. Hmlly Plire. ■ . WAN'! ED, a good Genoial Workman ; oonsiant work,—J. Cartey, Baot-mtiker, Hob-ion-atrcot. narANTtD, a KcspectaUe Female y V ,-^rvont. — Apply to Mrs Hazird, Nelfon-nree', near V ut-orla-street. WAN , £U, a Kitchen Man.—Governor Browne Hotel. ANTED, a Cooper.-Apply to H. Quigloy, Ooopor, West Queen-street' A >iTfiD, a Yonth about 17 or 18.— Apply G. Wright, Confectioner, Queen street. ».»/ANTED, a Man to salt beef.—G. 7 y Hulme, Butcher^ ?In7A!STKUr» So)d Second Cook; good Vr wages given.—Apply Thames Dining Rooms. WANI'ED, a l'0(^ female Uuok.— T * Apply at Portland Houso, Hobson strect. ; ~ „,"ANTRD, a Partner, with capital of V V £10)0 to £6100, t.i work coal aud pucchaae lairl.— apply by loiter or telegram to A. W.G ( K., WttUw. VftTANTtf-D, Gocetal Servant lor the VY Ko.-t& Shore; waico 12j weekly,— A pply Mr Hampton.



a Good liiessreakcr for a, TT fow day?.—ftpply next to CbbmUb Buildlpge, Gioy-street. »tbT AN I'UU, a General Servant.— 4 pply Yy Criterion Hotel, Hobson-strcct. v»7 ANT&D, a Ircs^makcr to work in V V tho houBC, making children's dresses.— Apply to Mrs F-Sohei-if, Arnoy Hoad, Itcmuera. j INTl'l), an Expeiieuccd Nurse to tako chargo of a youne infant.-Apply Mrs Schorfl', Arney Koad, Hemnera. %^7~aIsTKI), Finishers, Bench Hands, VV &o.; also, respectable Youths and Girls for tho Machine, ltoom.—Apply at once, Gavrctt Bros., Wako Hold-street. _____ *&/ AM'liU, a good Muggy Hor»e, ho- V » twoen 15 and IB hands.-Apply to Dr. Hainos's Coucliinan botween 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., at Alton lload. Trial required. _____ TXTaNTED, a Gyod'Gouoral Servant, VV nl ul Young Girl to help: references required.-Apply Mrs Dawa n,St. George 8 Bay Itoad (opposite Hiahop'a Court). WANTED, an Uilice Bjy for t- plicltor's Oflleo; must wrlto well.—Apply by lettor to P.O. Box 107. VJR7ANTBD. a Boy to molco himself V» genarally usofu'l. - Mrs W. Connoll, Kybor Pass Road. \S7"AN'iED, Two Itespectable Young v T M-3nas HOordeM, wr>o would appreciate aqalethoruo.—Jars Ooulu, Upi>or Unloootjeet. Alvl'ETi,"Approntices ond Improvers to tho DrcsSmakinß.-MlB9 Benjamin, Upper Queen-street, near ICiiat-atroot. \%/"AJSTBP, Coach Mirith ; good work. V y — \V. and E. Hasten, Coaohbuilders, Durham-streot, VS7ANTEO for the country, a Hoy TV about 15, accustomed to milk, fee- Apply Stab olllco at 10 a.m. OB^Vcdnesdny. W? ANTED, a thoroigh « itchcnmaD, V? klio Emarl Boy fur Htohon work.— Apply ot this «tlloo at 8 a.m. sharp ta morrow. \ k7~AN T~V D~a Hrad Walter; niVronco? VY required.—Apply Sar Hotel.



\S7ANTiD, a good pJain Coolf.-Apply 7? to Mrs L3ikla?, OraKcl.Viovr, Victoria Avunus, Remucra %»/AlNTi£l> a sironj; (Jiil to assist in YY llcuaewotk.—Apel?, Mm McLiHnu, lo^er Symonss-slri er, sacond house from Hftvelook-stw'- \J&j ANTED, Rood Coatmakcr*; constant H emplojm&nt enl hiehoat wugns.—Apply, H. Iv Poi iianisiie, Tailor, &c, foot cf Shortiacd s'-rect ' aTtV-I), Coich palntcn to Paint 20 Vehicles!. — Apply Cousins and Atkin, CoachbuJdera, Elliott-street. |»/ ANTED, Good Boy ; must bo civil, V t tidy.and ablo to groom a Pony and milk a cow.—F. G. Kwlngtou. a Cabinetnnivar and two >V V Improvers—ono to polishing, one up holstering.—Apply at the Cheap Budding and Vurnishiug Hurt, Vlctoria-strtot East (next tho Publia Hot Maths). VST ANTUIIi', a Stroag Girl to make hsr- YT self truiO'-tlly usalu'.-Apply D*r'j}'» Dlnirg-rnams, 2«, Qqeen-»tro»t. \s; ANTED & good assistant Nil nnr.— fV MUte gnd Uhoj ca. i\' ANli.lsrn gß°d Uonstnuid ; would \ • borequlrod tooesl-titibarocooalonally; rofereneo rodulrcd.— Apply Albm-t Hotel. \y AMTKU, Two Good Carpenters.— f T Apply this oflicc. 14? ANTKD.imniedi.tciy, a Uirl »s If llouso and Tablo Alaid; references l required.—fllrs Mowbray, Manukau Road, 1 av ndl. V*' ANTEl.),a^oi'd!.'euci«lsserva«t; two !V » in family.-Appiy to Mrs Taylor, Scotia Place, Upper Quoen-streot V&7 AN TEO,I>V a Yi.unc Man, Beard in T fa private family, within ten minutes' walk of National Hank.-R. 1t.," Herald" (.'lliec. "tjfc,' AN I ED, a largj airy neartom, aad t V smallompty room, in or near Victoria- Btrcet.-R. A. U., "Hemld"_o/llco. . __ \ \\fi\NTil>, a tioom or (. lltco with $ood ft light, centrally situatcd.-R. R.,Stjk Offlce. *S.7J4NIED, a good genoal Servant— y'V Apply Star Ofllco. »)|*'ANTED, a Millet £.>r lUur mill in '» *' Walkato —Apply by lettor to G. F., Star Ofllco; with information ro former em ployment, and copy of tcstimoniuls, if any.



WANTEO, Stcoud-hnml Spring-cart, a'ao. Hoißf.-«PPIy,2 w.RrAK Oillce. \*r ANTED" BUTEiiS — Trousort, fi« * " Ud Hats, i<J ; NicS Tlo», U : Milnary Sor, 8d: Oliildron'<J aox, W p»lc — Mroni.'3ii d, Vlomriastretit ______^_ WAITED, a tc?pccUbls Girl to assist la Hou.»wotk.- Apply »t this ofrue. aFTRD, a good General Servant.— jkptly to «»»s Harper, M*u«t Eden Hoiil; onqolreforbfineaat Tul'-^a>«. ANTED to Hell, cheap, a splendid Villa Sito, Dovonport, icar tho Wharf. Only £5 deposit.—Apply John Savago, Falcon streot, Parnell. \*7 ANTBD, hy a Husinc»s Man, with n » ' practical k'nowlcdgo of tho gruin, pro (luco, and provision trade, a Situation ; seven years' colonial experience; unquestionable ro l'oroiica.—Loon, G.P.0., Auckland, WANTED to Purchase, Pint Br-ttl'S, in any quantity. Highost prico glvon.— Apply Marks & Beaumo»t,Anioiican Hop Beer Company, Albort-stroet (Markot Entrance). .ATAfiXbD uUYX-r-S— Binding Kr-id, IVY 6,1 doz.; Lille Gleves, Od pair; Coreei», allghtly dam»K»d, 3" Gd; Diup.r Pisaioraa, IW. —Urennsn'a. VUt-Tia-vtreot. «ftTANTEI>, ,'J'eodors 'or Bxcavaiinc VT and Honioving about GOO yards of Earth from building sito in T io'.oria-strco'.—Edward Mtvlioney andTSon Architects. V»jANT«.O KNOWN—Best Herbal » » Ointment, for Piles, Cuts, and Bruises, and all Cutaneous Eruptions; also a Perfect Cure for Ringworms—by Mrs Gusoott, Short land-Btrcot. ANTED, TENDEHS. — A Pasted Muster wan<<-fl to tako Small Cuttar to Nn-tOBI-to»l. Naru*, F ji.—!Torp»iticnlar3Bpply to J. WllFon 8e t.,'0,, 81 Qnee--atre»t. A~NT«rrBUY~»_<S -Fiuest Motgicl Silts, equal to measured. £3 Sa; All wool Serge Uulis, 50i3 —Brennan'g, Viotoria- Btrcef. . , \)xr ANTED, lenders for 18 Chums of » * Fencing for tho Auckland Vineyard.— Apply at onco to Evenikg Star Ofllco. %X7ANTEO KNOWN.—Melrose ; nve V » mlnntes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Devonport Land Agoncy, Beach Road. WANT6D, -voryono in want of Cash to call on tboir uncle—London Loan Office, under Theatre -loyal, Victoriu-street.



*jyA»TED KNOWN - That JWr I » » Thomas Parlcor, suocopeor to Mr J. Davis, iun., my lato baker, will conlinuo to bako I and deliver my bread.—J. Robley. AfVXED KNUVTN— Feath*ns Flo v/ore, Hu!ißha'l«!<, Qrnnnle'e Bvnnotp, Trimmed i'.n'a, &.0 . for the hul'days, at Itub soa'i Molbflnrne Honec, Foe bod br. %ft. r ANTEI) KNOWN, bpoKcs and » • Felloes and all kinds of Coal to bo had QfTJoßopb. Craig. \jy AWTJKD KJNOWJN. — The Mcirose * ' Estato is tho Cheapest Property for sale In Devonport.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Iloach Road, or B. Tanner, No. 8 Qneon-strcot AjN'i'_>lJ - Tiic Customers of Mutro and MUllfr&n to know that they are now prepared with a full and ohotco airortmont of Twoeds and Drapery HootJs in _U depsrtmontß tor the coming season. \Jti ANTFD KNOWN. - Allotments, * » with choice views; rich soil, and con vonlont.—Apply, Devonport Land Agenoy. WAN Tb D KNOWN - Mrs"Hadley bas an atfortmont ol FlnaJoree, Apronp, Underoloihlnß. U-to. Bonnets trimmed.— tiobaon-Dtrect (appoalta Frlnoa Arthur Hote'.) ANTED BOYEFS —White Long oloth, 2t 9d doz. ;■ All wool Flannel, 7id; Fro!laßd,6-; Children's Blhp, _d; Lao9Neo_ Tie*, 2d.— Bren-an'a. Vloiorlq-<trge>. ARTED BUYERS-Splendid Live Geolonj? Twe'd Tronsera ond Vest, Vno Galneo.—Brocnap's. Viotoria Btreo; W A NT E D, NEW POTATOES, ISI ANY QITANTKTY



G. S. JAKIffS, | OU STO.M-HOUBB STRH BT. ArtTJ&D ik&UWti— Working Men onn Srts ftelr Mon«y by calling ct tha BOTCmov Sowion Dialcg ItOOUis. Al.! MonJs Sit; Board and LoieSnß Its per week.—Kot'j Sha addiossi Neirl? opposite) tha Waitanmta and oloso to tfco Iftofe, Lower .Albart-Etroat,— Jf, ■ Mnrdooh, Proprietor. WANTED, Young Person as General Btrvont; little way from-town.—Anply, Wyuyard Hotel, Bdtn Ciesceut, Ancb aad.



Wanted' < lay ANTED, good Laundress for hotel, f* country; also, elderly woman as work ing housekeeper, samo place.—E. Henrys Registry. .■ WANT c I), two CarpenU-rs.—Apply on job, Franklin Road, or F. R. Aldorton. O7 ANTED, good Oook, Young Man * T preferred.-Apply Coffee Palace Dining Rooms, Theatre Royal Buildings. . ANTED, two respettame young men Bosrdsra fa a qulot family, where no others aro kept.—Mrs aeor«e Payne, top ot Franklin Iloud, tho third house off Ponconby Road, on the right hind side. ANTED KNOW;I* -That the Comet Christmas Card, with Viewß otAuoß land erd North Bhoro, may bo had ut lisnnoxu, I ito Woyte'a, for le, poet free. W ANTE U.for Country Store aDd Hotel, a pooa Man Cook; must be sober.— Apply oa board tho uohooner Glstorno, along side' (jaeec-^lTtes Wharf, bofore Wednstday nighty Ti/ ANTttD, a GmeiMl Servant tor small VV family; good wagos.-Mi.-s Levy, 214, Queen-street; !\)»AANTED KNOWN-Gocdson's Lon '** don Arcade will Closo at fi p.m. up to Friday evening in this week to Unpack and Arrango_Novv Goods. «V ANTED, throe go?d Assistant Dress- JJ m&kern.-Mra La»gfor». P«rne». \h ' ANTTd, a lcspectahlo Boy, about 15 v r years ot oae, to maio himself useful and drive a >iorß?.-App)y tt-la ofllce. WANTED, n Boy for tho shop.—<*pply M. J. Moore, Bootmaker, Viotoria strect. ■a RANTED, a Ocntlemanlv Youna Man Vy of good ntldrcss as a counter hand, Fir.t-class oliaraoter- indespensatlo. — Chai-les Kelsoy and Co., Queen street. . «»7 A N tlsu, Uabißetmakers, Snip yy wrlKhts. Blaekamlthn. Cowhbnlldera, Tailors, Sadaltra. Printers, P.umberp, Stone masons, Boilermakers, Monlders. ana otberr, iv t now roiirerpnted ontbo El.-bt HonisDsmon stratlon Oommittse, to loeet ana elict two Colecates to represent thsru at ih'i next meet ing, to be tield at iho Working Men's Club, on ri-lday, 17th lnsr, at 7.30 p.m. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Guss oott ia now 6ol1ln« oil hor pressnt larso ttocfe ot Medicol Herbs j>t a great icdnctior, tome ev.n bolow oost prloa,owldk to nor shortly ramovinx to her tew rctldence at Mount hiien. ANTED KNOWiV—lmpoitant to Proprietors of Hot>lP,Koetaurttnw, and HoJflsof FdinilUs-thdtLawi/ and MoKeczlo, 37, Queon-strMt Wharf, a-o prepared to supply Urocorlen, Prodnoa ond Geceral Provlalots thlpplns BUPDliedi «JH4t3tnow waited on tvr ordeis, and rooSb delivered free ot chargp. mirADESMEN~"or others .desirous of JL having; tboir books effloiently kept by sesrly oon««ot, oan arranso for vary moierato terms with J.J.T., oare 'tab Offloo. Auotlonrt. N,n.-Arranßemaat3 cl^oted wiih credltow. loangntgo'lute'. Aoioantsooli-ctea. BOur TltAL>K.—- Good Clickers wanted a'. MoArlhm-'a Faotory, Upper Queen- Btrest. . rffO BAKERS.—Wanted, a competent, 8. steady Man as First Hand, to fill a per manent situation; also, a Soeond or Junior Hand.—Apply (with references) by letter or otherwise, to Mr E. Waters, Queen-street, or John Hall, Otahuhu. ,i,O PmINTSkS.-Wanted, Two Good | llande.-Q. Bishop, Nowmnrket. i-iS-0 BUILDKUS AND PRINTERS.— P Young Man, handy with Paint Bi-übJi, eeeks Employment. - Apply by letter to "Handy," Btau olllcc.



For Sale. IfiOß SAL.E—A rare cbatce to secure a 1 P/onwty uncnnalled for mannfaoturlnz purposes. »hat possibly oasn-jt bo mat Wtn oialainthla pretly enfl thriving dlstrlot; enn kt.tlne of 66 ac-cs ot Improved Level uno. Honßoa Stublea, &<r. ;-.ew 1-ynn sutlon ana •uub tormlnuß la on the propertr. and abultoß on main stono real, cear navigabie rtver. Too whole of tho Umt U e»poola\ly adapted for cut tlogup for oiy nod every purpese. w«li w*"h rower in four btreonw, wd railway me tbroneh tho estate, with oaYoral railway sjainna. Pr'CO and torraa wsy.- G, «. host, Upstairs, nez« Union Bank, Qaocc-Btreßt. - ' I"TI0H S*l.E, a Well-established Hair . dremer's Btulnesn in Auokland; aftocd chuooe tor a umart man; terms ea»j\— »pply 'by letter tor particulars to Ba'rdrestor, Utab QJlco. TCnOK Lls#St", terra of years, on fftvour- H" Bb.'o tcrma, Bel:e Vaa jjoneo (26 rooms), Wharf-street, T*urango.—Apply to J. Bode)), Tauraoiw. SjKWR IMMEDIATE SALE. -Chopel * ' streot: Nico Six-roomed Houso; chejip. Commercial Road : FoUr-roomod House. Wfi liam - street: Five-roomed House. Seafleld View : a Six and a Four-roomed Houso. Cdl lingwood-stpeot: Allotment, 12 x 120. Mt Eden Valley Road : BuildhiK AHotmonts, from 60 to 200 leet x 108. Wollesloy-Btrcot: Allotment 24 x 120.—11. Pftrtinßlon, House, Land, and Kstato Agont, Stichbury'a Buildings, Queen-atroet. '{H) IN V II. IDs AND UTHEkS.—Kor * Sale, on main roid and volcanic land, in a healthful locality (Rocky Nook), naav Mount Kdcn, a Now Six-roomed House, with bay window f.nd every convonionco, viz., cupboards, pantry, tcgistor Brat'") ooloninl ovon, blind rollers, two 1-irgo tank', out-housee, &c, &o.— F l>. liwinston, EsUito Agent, next "Herald office. . OTSt.—FOK S*LE, that superioj freehold property in the flourlfhinß town ship oC Palmcrston North oaliea the Olub Hotel, now bolDg crcoted; will bo rondy for openisg on tfce Ist December toxL Istholarßoai and b»BC arranged homo between Yaratiikl ar.d Wol'JcgtOD. L'OdnßO granUd &n lifla'^ntiat oinb hiis bson o:gat.i3od,for which a aut;o ot rcomih-Qbeon arracgnd. 'tho I oa«e contains la a 1 10 rooms, with bath-rnoru. stable, oanoh hoiiso. Sic. PUno maj bo so«n and ptrtioulara had fiom tho undfitbtgusd ony. To a person wiih o«pi(al thlv pre'ents «n oppar^uoity foi matina an neau. cd tortunp.—Uav'd T. tiini.it, CoiQiiileßlun Agent, llnnter-itrott. Wu'Jington. VCANS X L L, B. on vory esey torm?, an JI&HT-RO jWil) HOUSIC. with wash-house, rear Kybsr Pasp, having gas »cd water lain on, and ag"*d(?aT •nn buoK and front Price, £1)0. Trrma : fit per week down nnd interest quarterly at 8 per cent, on onch qaartet'd balsnoe. 11 c pro n»vty Is leadOhnld, and exoiro" in Septemb»r 3895 when the Grammar Sohosl Governors will allow halt the value ot tfce propotty. orovidod tho wholu Talne di»6 not excood £3IK) at that time. Thij is n raro chunoa to prosure n oom fortablo homo in a hoslihr locality, on a m&in rout o!o-o to fchoolil, Sro. Tbeiw.ars rexittor nratßK. isrßo •rrsser nndnlnk in kitobon. rlrbs oftsea for tiookn In dining-room, nnd iwiDg for 'children at the back. F. G. WWINUTON, ' Kgt.tLte nt inott v Herald")



B_"LEJ.i>il> VILLA SITES tOii RALK. "WOODLi T-TD3, "OBTWCOTK (bettor known bs tho PicnioG.nr.Ußdßl-Slx Very Choioo^nlld ioß AUotmPßin. Mich 68 it 132, qntte level most dcstrsblr, avi coir to beaoh. Prloa, only £35 e_oh. Terrn* WW . _,_ F> KVAN3j - Jfßtato Agenti F~~OR SALE (a Bargain)," The Avoaue, »do»d_lo-_ nlo& new Verandah Cettoge oflrooroßttnrt scullery, reßlstsr Kiato, runye, tank, &o. allotuwnt S3 x I*o : a very deaiyihie Itttla oroporiy; tcrois only £20 o*<"h, balane eby w««bly paymenta It desired.—l) F. avaus Bttata Afegnt Queen-street next HeraH offloe. '*-O INVKSTOIt-.—For Sale, on Ion« --'« donby KOBd, corner of Duke-Biraet, a J.l»stiacov.t, Uußlnops faito Allotment 15 x 107. together with a nioo Cnltace ot Four »oou>a and Scullery oreotod on b»ck end ot the allot ment; wall buiit_nd flnlehsd off; good w»wc supply.—Apply to D. F. Hivons, itstftte AR»nf. _eu''HoraM" office. 088. TTLOTMKN J S 1 ALLOTMENTS 11 NKV7TON ROAD—Two First-class almost Lave! Allotments. 83 x t9, 8132 each ■ MOUNC K.DKM—Sclandld t^evel Allotmonts . (mala roid (rontaxo), flrat-olaas Bnelnees dUoi; aojat threu mlaueea'walk PMC Tol MOUNT EOraN—Very durable Villa Sltea about 66 x 130. at from <UOO eaoh ONkHUKGA Two Choloo Allotmentßj £SC NOR I'HOO TK—Sovoral Choloo Allotm.-nta In tbto do'lghMnl ioonllty, from filO o&aix ANQIiKa?B/»-STKKKT-it)x 130, for £100 GKAOE-SlltSifiT— Very Choice, at from 45s ST!?ART?STRRBT—BeautifuI VillaSit«!,at 50s SPfilNQi'jTßKWTCf'oiisonby)-Cheap Building Sites. S3 x &9. at filß enoh POX 3 liOAl) (8a*tlold)-OuO nice Lot, 40 test frontago, for £60 AUBtJRN-3TRW«T (Kybcr Paess — Choice Eulldloa Sltas. nloaly planted, good well, and many appliances for balldlng, £130 v. I*. EVANS, ESTATK AGENT, QUKKN-STRKKT Kext •' Horald.T >fnO INVusTOKS ajsXj OTHEI'S. ---!d For Salo, Valuablo City Property; Grand Business Sites ;in most central position. Honso hold Allotments about 28 by 109 ; ground rent I low; situated in Elliott-street. A flrst-class - investment. Also at Penroso, a valuable little lot of 7 acres within a few yards of Railway Station. Grand corner for an Hotel or Bnsiness Site, being situate on Great South Road. This opportunity to sccuro valuable sites should bo embraced at onoo. - Full particulars from>D. F. KVANS, Kstato Agent, Queen-street, next Herald (613.) '



Gazette m .Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKRN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and tho amendments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Thomas Sokrbli. Jackson, of Charles street. Mount Roskill, in the Suburbs of Auckland, Plasterer, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a First Meeting of tho Creditors of tho above-named Thomas Sorrell Jackson, held on Monday, the thirteenth day of November instant, in the Supreme Court Building, Auckland, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas Macffarlane, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptoy, was ■■ elected Creditors' Trnstee of the property of tho aaid Thomas Sorrell .Tacksnn; and that tho said Thomas Macffarlane has intimated to me, in writing, his acceptances of the said trustee- Dated this thirteenth day of November, 1882. HENRY C. BREWER, Registrar. William Thorne, Auckland, Solicitor to* the Debtor.



. . To liet. rr 0 LET, a neat 5-roomed House; garden a back and front, pump and taut, — James Keirt. Bdan Tcrraop. TO LET, a two-roomed Cottage.—H. (J Blordan, Nelßon-fltreet; near Cook-st. TO LET, a Kew Villa Kesfdence (f 5 rcoma; bejutifal vlatv of harboar j situ ated in Kyle-street. Ponsonby. pffEogland- Btreet,betweinff/ankiia and College toad.— Apply to W, Leys, three doors above Stab r»\O LKT or Lease, St, Geoige's Bay, S. Villa Residence^ Rooms and Washhouse, gas, etc; beautiful view of harbour and North Shore.—Apply J. Hood, Farnham-street. 's O LET, Houses.—Apply J. M, Mac .B don&ld, coiuor of Queen and Wißt Queen streotp. _ : TBIO UEX, a issKer's fcittop ana uve.rj, in ?. . WelllDgtoo-streat-Apply to F. L. Prime, 28, New Zoaland losnrunce Hnlldings. rniO LIST, a lrarm ot 31 Acres, wlta $ dwelling and out-houses, adjoining Vic toria Park, cheap.—Apply Devonport Land Agency. . rBW LilT, a .New live-roomed House in I Ruke street, Dff Poneonby • road j water laid on.—Apply P. Hutohinßoa, 3, Farnworth Villas, DuUo stwet, Ponaonbr- 'y.O LET, at Newmarket, in the maia 61 • thorontihfare, large Shop, With bakor'a oven, epleiKlid stand; alto, Shops and Cottager. —apply F. Q. cs.'ayton. TO M</r, Settlers' Hotel, V/hangarei.— This old established first-class Hotel to bo let for a term of years as may bo agreed upon. - For particulars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Messrs Ehrenfried Bros., Queen street Wharf, Auckland. . riTO LET, Albert-stroet, off Symonds l street, oew 6roomed Housb, windows flttorl wlthVeßotlan biinda; spltndid view of harbour, &c.; rnn« moderate. Goorge-Btreet, PoDßOnby, cow Houss ot 1 rooms and kitchen, 3 fireplace*, cupboards, &o.; 10a per week. Al> o, CDramodions Store, lv oontral poeltion.-i;. F. EV4NS, Eamto Agent, Qneen-street, next " Herald " Dffloo, . rg>o BK LilT, for a term of years, the B reeldonoa of Geo. G, Walter, Kiq., Papa knra, oontalDing nine rooms, in aduuion to bathroom, dairy, and eeuUery. Also, a 6-atnlled stable, oouch-Donoo, and ail ngcoseary out oliicea ; tosorher with » nicoly latd cut Kardon, six acres oC laud in excellent pasture. Suitable fpr a (?f ntlumftti'n rcidenoe. Poßseßsion can bo rlvob Ist Janaai-y. 1853.— STcr partieularo apply to 3. 1". Huuheu, j jr., Lana AEOut, Valoau Lane, or toe Proprietor, on the premises. OFFXCK TO LKX.—appiy at U.LX.un, Kooma. Qneen-atreet TO HOTELKEEPERS.



, TO LBT. For a Term of Tears, Masonic Hotki<, North Shore. For par Honiara apply to R. AND K. DUPEB. Goodson's Arcade. Q 00 DS ON U ATEW /"100DS1 -imew /"IOODSII J^iilW IXOUDSI 11 KW VJTOODSII Are now being Unpacked ard Dleplayed at QOOESON'S JLoNDON A.RCADE. The BPEOIAL TiEJ thla weekara WATCHKS, JICWSLLSRV, BLEOIRG PIIA.TB, MHXICAN SIbVBRINE, tfANS, BUOJIB. &c, OC wbioh an iiapootioa Is cordially eolioited, tho alracdy spaolous window Bojcmmod&tlon belog quite iuaduquate W convay an Idea of tae attractions to be seen within, *W A T O H E S KKOM fil TO £10. IN GOL9, AXiIiUMINUM. SILViSR, & NICKEL (Guarantee! Tlme-kaopers). Th 9 WAfBBBTJRY WATCH is a great attraction to yoaibe, capable oC bolng taken to plooos at pleasure, and, by rnmbcied psi-tB, put together again, Piioa, 25j Keylees. In Jswkllbrt, GOT.O and SILVKK (Halt m«ked) CHAIN'S, isINGS with prccloui etcnoa. WJCDbING K«N- S and KBkFURS. 9 and 18 carat; a beau tiful smectlon of bUII'US BttoOOHiS. BAR DRUPS, NxCKLßt'e, LvUKSTS, WRaC - LX V>i ia Gold and tilver Igtiarantaod), at prices th*t will ustoulHh Ladles tutid houtluoicn. The faehlon&Ole silver Banjjle lINOH, plain and chased, with Stones Set. Mr Goodson Has directed Brcclal attention during his Kng lien vlalt to the procuring ot some of the beat aod really good BUBSI'ITUTBa lor Gold and Silver, so as to plaoo vritbln the reaoh ot all an article cierl In appearance aiid workmanship to the Finest Golu, and with cure equally durable. GOLD-O *i!KD Jewellery by this pro cess. 2 bars of solid 14 cara: go'-d are BOldered on (moU Bleu cfa tonga metal o£ tho same colour; tha whole la then rolled to the required thtok nixs, and no eauti article proiuood by ttiU pro ceis contains a good eurlaco ot pure gold—a PiieoUrien of the mode of casing m&y be seen at theAROAD*. ' Abyssinian Gtold Will, la its apiiearanoe, dofy detection from Storli-'B Quid, and hus pained immensa favour In the iDglleh Marftet, is oQtatnable In every sriicle in which geld may be procured at most reasonable pi iowß, Including the registered X * V I and SHOW OKJDB do I. D. nvory article bearlnit a stamp of the name—th« Manufao turoi havin« dUopvorea an alior in Iteelf, the shade of Colonrwi Oold, co that parmanonce ot colour may ba relied upon.



FiaK Gilt Jewkllkry, In Chains, Looketc, &o, 1b most durable ; also in Peuoits. TMnib c-, &o. AL-LECTBO-PLVrsD \JOODS. Fish and Deßßflrt Knives and Forts In band- Borne oases (well tultod for presents). fflower- Btaads, lalislaudß, 'lea and Ciff.e Seta, &0,, M. b'ltvaaiNß, The meat perfect sabstltute for real silver yet introdnoed, boing a pure white metal so plate on it, and wanilbtea not to ohauge colour or oorrodt. E«oh artioia txtais the Btatnp rf Ita ri»me, and inUlallfd O.W.G. Teaspoons, 6a: Dessertspoons and Forks, las; Tablespoons and Forks, 18s per duzon. Mr Q >n<>son haa the solo right of sale thcoußhont New.ZeaUnd. A splendid nssonmont, of FANS, purchased under mo-ptionally favourable olroumßtanoef, and offered at rldlculonsly Low Prioea. ROOKS at the nearost npproaoh to Eogllah Prloea obtainable in Auckland. STATION E.*Y at Ekglish Pricee. We hive yet 100 oases of Goods to unpack, with ooutinue.-) aooes Jons to tne prorent arrivals by farther shipments to foUow tUat our oas tomoro may rely npoD. ■ NEW 'i^OODS! THEIT /)OOnßl EW IXOOO3I IIEW AJOODiI The ordinnrF Stock h»vlng been rednoed one-half doling the Mouth of ;pisolal Salo, we have ample aoom for displaying TWEW /^OOU?. SSbw Ixoo us. Tkadk Motto : ' • Em»U Prollt3 ond Quick Ketuin*," at GrOODSON'sIjoNDON AkOADB. QDKKN & VICTORIA-WRESTS. Qoodson's London Area.de. OWEN STBHET, THAMES. London Office: 68, St. Mabs'b Axe, \__ ===: Drapory and Olothlng. LADIES' Silk, Batio, and Cashmere Dolmane, eta, all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; loweßt remunerative prioeo. —W. Potty, Ladies1 Tailor, opposite army and Haw Hotel PONSONBY, near the' Three Lamp?, New Craoery Shop. Call and see the new Btock of drapery, fanoy goods, hosiery, children's pelisses, pinafores, laces, BUnshaden, &c, &0,. at Kobson'a (late Edwards), Mel bourne House, Pontoohy. Important Notice. JOHN KEESINCi Bees to inform his customers and the public generally that, in oontequenco of iU health, ho 8 trIVING UP THE DKAPERY BUSINESS and as tha 01-jeot will be simply to Clear Oat the P.TOOK &< qalokly as nossibl*. the Goods will be sold actually without referring to tbo coot, anfl far below anything bitherto obtained in Drapery, oto. It will be evident to everyono that undur the circumstances this Sale will efford a fifst-olaaß opportunity for obtaining Good, for UNDER WHOLESALE PRICES, tha oola object being to roallso for casn. Tha Sale has now commenced. Oloaed on Saturday till sunset. ' J OHN KeESING, 278, UPPER QUEEN-STREET, . OppoJte BlrebeU,



\ Personal. I fMtR HENRY BDW»HDS would bo I ifa glad to hoar from his Brother Albert^ j who arrived hero in the Zealandia about nine ■ months ago.—Apply Bhip Margaret Galbraith, Queen-street Wharf. Amusements. : HALL.' MRS RBVITT Will give her ANNUAL CONCEKT, Vocal Atro Iksibumshta&, cw MONDAY, HOYKMBEK 2Orn, ! Asslßted by Mr (Jo^don Gooct. Mr Baiph Hood, come of ihe bf st local talent atd by some of Mrs Revitt'B Pupiie. Tioketa 2a Gl.GaUeryls, to'ba obtained at Eady's Musio Warehoaße, and Mr tiobinsons. Chemist, Parnell. . Tenders. m O PLASTERERS. i Tenders for Plastering Brick Building at: Tauranga (labour only) will bo received up to ' noon on MONDAY, 20th November, at our j office, Colonial Bank Building. BOYLAN & LUNDON, Civil Engineer. Public iNowcoa.



-JOTOKTH QHORE TDEGATTA PRIZES will be pail to enoßfS3fnl competl. tors in Devoiiport Uiill on TUESDAY EVEN INS next, l'lso icet, at 8 p m. Ths Tip hetwepn Ollva and TTra will be deci ded on SATURDAY next, 17th inßt. Start: Victoria Wharf, 2 p.m. OKAS. 0. DAOBW. Hon. Sea. ■VTOKTH SHOKE EBGATTA, All ACCOUNTS a^aina! above Clnb to te sent in ut or:ca to {he Secretary. CH4S. 0. DiCSK. Hon, Eeo. Itf TBE B&TATK OF G*RRETT BARRY. FOBMSRLY OF HOBIVNGA, NOW Off ONBHUNQA.'CONTKACTOK. A Meotlne of the Creditors In the above KBtate will ba held in my office on BATUR- D VY, the 13th lest, at 11 o'olook forenoon, to advise Trustee regarding unfinished contraotß. THO. MACFFARLANK, Trustee. Supreme Cunrtßnlldlnes. Auoklsnd, November 13,1882. Lt, ACCOUNTS due to F. Manoek, Timber Merchant, Onehunfra, must be paid to Mr 6. G.»RHr»i>, Frlnces street' on c.r before the 30th Korember, 1883, or other ateps will be taken. FRANCI3 MANDSB. Onelmnga, October 87,1882 I^TOTiCE.—AII Accounts owlDg to the L™ undcrs'srned are to ba paid to Mr David Gotjk, or whom he m»y auihoriis to oolleot them. Any orders for Pipes, Dra'n TL'es, &0* given t« Mr Gouk. at his Yard. Custom-house street West, will receive promDt aUenllon. Anskland, Nov. 13,188?. " ' ' ' . KUN SING an Mr Wynyard's property, Epsom, during the laat three months, a White Cow and Oali; cow branded R.H.—IC not claimed by November U, will be sold to pay expenses. OKELIMINABYKOTICE—ANDREWS jt and a vleit wish ta Inform their friends and the publio toat they have noir opened their Now Billiard Room and Advertising Waller)- in WVllcsloy - street Weßr, opposite Lovett'B, Draper. D~ EVOJMPOKT PUBLIC FoUND. Impounded on the 10th of November. 1882, by Constable J. Hutchinson ono Bullock, light colour, no visible brand (owner unknown), for trespassing on the public .roads. In default of being released, the above will bo sold at the Public Pound at Devonport on the 21th day of November, 1882. . WILLIAM FINCH, Poundkeeper.. November 13,1882. •■ ; T/VILCANIU LAND. —Plane of the v Rocky Nook Property can now be obta'ned from me on application. Tho title to this charming property is under the Land Transfor Act, under which system the Government Kuarantees tho title, and the coat of deeds is very small.—B\ G. Ewington.



MR TjHOMAS HOLDER ARCHITECT. CUoTOM-BOUSE-STREET WiST. Art U n ..i ok (8y permission of the Colonial Secretary) OF 188 GffiMBIUTKD FlCrUiiE MAORI WOMAN AND C ILO By Hbbb JOindaukb. SIXTY MEMBERS AT 208. KACO".' Tiolreta to ha obtainsd of Partridge and Wool- Hidb, Totucoonlata, Qaeen street. 6?1 if| TO £10,000 LENT on Building ':£s»JL \r 3JOHW tmuui)Jit>tvcr o,i other tormu to <tut Wriuvreni. Allotments boußht and House: Iralit on weofelr payniont tyatara. if.ortoeos!S cnrt IjObus teKoMntod. Sos List ol Frojxrfe« k« »nle «i Ith pa«e. Wx oar oont, allowod to. nose? dcDooftci (or Invoatnioiit.- O. Wn,w4MH!m, lianrt. Sntate and ffinanolsl Absh and v n [nator, 3, Valoan Lor.a. QALSA L I N El !E N I "L A S 1j A Q SALBALINE! ALSALINEI



TAI N E BROS., Agents, Auckland. PHIPP'S OMNIBUS will run Tuesday?, Thursdays, and Saturdays from Nationa Bank to the Asylum at 9 a.m. and at 6.5 p.m.l and from the Asjlum to National Bank 10.3, a.m. and 6 p.m. . rpir~THl;~~B O O T TRAD E. ' W. STEELE, 55, Grey-street, Boot-closeb. Hand anS Machine Work of all descriptions. f New Elastics put in. "TNDU AND CHINA TEA ± ,_ WABKHOUSM." POBE INDIAN TKA IMPORT 3» Xx Te Anao, DIRKCt FUOM Tuß "CALCUTTA TKA MYNDICATIC." 9 Chcota Darjeellßg Pekoe Sonohong 19 do OtiOMir cio do 8(1 J-ohOßts rto do do "2i } ohatts Broken Assam ; ■'• ! 21 J-choats Ciohar Pekoo Bouohong. ■ Samples on epplicatlon. — Tcro a to the Trade. TjiRKDK. TJTP'HITEHKAD, QK Vlotoiia-street, Auokland. m o t i c r.' JAMKS -AH KEW, havlnn Jnat returnefl from China, brings with him tho KINBBT ASSORI'MKNT Olf TKAS oftarfld la Town, at tho lowest possible prloes. He oan oosfldently rcoommond tbe Tean, bavins; purohaaed them hirnßßlf, and trusts thtt all hla old Caeiomere, and tho Publlo generally, will avM themeelyes ot this splendid opportunity and call earl; to bay hta Superior Congou, Beat Flavoured Koo loo, Shouubonp;. and varlaas Mixed Teas, suited to every ta«tei Ho has aleo on hand Japanero Ware. Preserved Ginger. Croofcerywarej Sllka, Handkerohlefa. and other oommodltlea too numeroal) to mention. Bayers o( Fangus and Mnnt/. Motal. Note the Address :— JAMIC3 AH KKW & CO.. 231, Qaeen-atjeot,



T. & H. C O O X F, 44 and 46, Victoria-street (Factory: Elliott-streetJ' ' Having completed the arrangement of their Mow and Extensive Premises, which are fltiod with every appliance for the desp&tch of Bati ness. invite t&e attention ot Ladies and Gentle men FURNISHING) to their Largo Stock ot Drawing and Dining Boom Suites Brussels, Tapeotry, and K'dder Carpets Iron Bedeieads. Wardrobe*, Drawera Tables, Cheil enters, Side-Boards Mattrasses. Paillasses, PiUowa Bolsters Toilo! Ware In great variety Lltioleuin, Klooioloth, Matting Hosrthran?, Wool Mats, Cocoa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Olle Carntoen acd Cornice Poles Verandah, Venetian, and Roller Blinds Cane. Foldlixz. and Childrons' Chairs Hall Table;. Hat Stands, HaU Chairs Kltohou Tables ari Kitohen Chairs Kvery Article Gn&ranteed, and Prices Rednoed to the Lowest Amount, cona'ateat with Best Quality In Mateiiala and Workmanship, T. &H. COOKE, VICTOEIA AND ELLIOTT STREETS HITCHENS'S - BLOOD RESTORER. I The PubUo are Cautioned ogalnst the rep- I position that tho COEUIALIZBD BLOOD ; RKBTORKR will oare tbe epeclal ailments and \ dieeasos that the MEDICINAL is sow so famous a medicine for. Tho Cordiaiized is NOT a medicine at all, bnt pimply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, (bat will not countoraot the effect ot the Medicinal, and th« affords Hotel frequenters an etcapo from the mo ot stimulants vrhlle beiug Uaniei.' under Mr HITCHBNS'S CSLEBKATEU MKDIOINAL BLOOO HSSTOttEU. I- L. D. NATQAN & CO.. . 1 SOUE AQUKIB,



I uoaz and t'onnd. T OST or Stolen, on Wedneid»y, at the ■ JLJ Agricultural Show, a Liver^nd-whita Spaniel Do?.—A reward will b» paid to anyone returning the same to Mr Masxleld'e Grooery Shop, Queen-street. ' " .^ TT OBT, on Sunday night, beUr«e ia ! ftJ rangahape Road and All Saints' Ch-irch, i Ponsonby, a Silver Bracelet.—Finder reiTiicded by leaving same' at this office, or Mr Buchanan a Store, Ponsonby Road. .__ LOST, a Brown Retriever Dog jap» rera to the name of " Jack/—Finder v;i Ibo rewarded on returning dame to Mr Jumes Coates, Parnoll. . TToisT, a Portion of a Gold Earrtnz —Its B-i full intrmsio value will be paid to tho finder on returning it to W.H. Hazard, tiun maker, Queen-street* ___ LVS V, on Saturday night last, a C .quo dated 4th November, drawn by Stn«rt&; j Garlick, payable to 1030 or bearer, for £5. Per sons are warned against dealing in any way with the same, as payment has been Btopp'iu LOST, on the 9th inatant, a Silver i. oket and Chain.—Any person roinrninK «ome 1 to this offloa will be rewarded. ___ PICKED up in West Qacen-atr (•'.. a Poodle Pup. Anyone detaining it fter this advertisement will bo prosecuted.- Mrs Thomas, oorner of Chapel-street and Vest Queen-street. InoUNu, at the North Shore, purs- ton " taining a sum of money.—The owm-r can have same by describing and paying exp' ises. —Apply Wheelwright, next Alison jteothm '. OUWD, in Albert-street, on Sa'ii lay night, a White Greyhound Slut, v/Uh. i yards of rope on neck^-Apply this office.



Board ana Jtseamenca / Accommodation fir a v./ Lady or Gentleman; no children a» Ino other boarders; use of piano, &c—App y for address this office. ■ OaKjj and Kesidenco for Two G>..ile men, or Lady and Gentleman; pnvato meals and sitting-room. — Apply Mr. King, Chemist, Queen-Btreet. OODBINIfCOTTAGE, Grey-s'teet —Vacanolea for Gentlemen; p uage bath and every comfort. Terms moderate. T GBuLnGS Wanted, by a Young Man JU of quiet habits; must be near Queen-Bt reet, and where no othec boarders are kept-Address Box 206, Post office. : ■ ' •■■■-' -, SUP&RIOK Accommodatioß for Lady and Gentlemen, or Two or Three lady Friends; no boarders or children.-Apply to the cottage opposite the Albion Hotel, Welles ley-street west. ■ ■ , a BKQWNB HC'iJtb, \X HOBSON-STBBBT, board usohomrsQ i vuWetk



Electoral- THOROUGH OF PABNEUIk EtEOTION OF MAYOR. The Annnal Bleotlon of Mayor ot tho Borrugii nf Farnell will be held at the Borough Cwuiuit Office on WnOiNBiDAT, ihe 29th (ley o! fto vesob-rltstant, ~, i And I hereby appoint TCTXSDAT (onttl noon), the 21st day of November iaßtanf, ac taa day, and the Borough Coulo.l Office, Manutara Road, aa the pUoe, for the Nomination ex Oan dliates. : Dated ttif 13th day of November, 1853. (Signed) JAMBS W. GOBBKT. ' Returning Offic r. rmO THE HARBOUR BOAKD J. BXj^CTORB. . ; Qektckmbw.—l ata. a o*n<!ldatefor the vaoant feat at toe Herbour Board. I have always taken a warm interjst in improvements ot the harbour, and should yon return me, shall do my utmost to advance the oammerotal ua shipping Interests of the poet. JOHN L4.MB.



MB6liUikcsi A MEETING OK PAINTERS wUI be J\. held on TUEBDAT, November 14, at 8 o'clock, in the Working Men's Club, for the purpose of Electing Two Delegates for the Eight Hours Demonstration. —D. Rosa, X Gottgh, late Delegates. ' - , THE NO RTHEKJS BOOT AND SHOE OOMPANT, IJMITBD. ~? The First Annual Mealin? of Sbsrebolilerßin the BD«ve named Company Trill be held at tha office ot the Cornpsnr, on WXDMIM3DAY, December 6th, at 3 p.m. Btswes: To roosive the Keport* of tbo i'ireoiora and Balance-Sbesf, ti fleet >■ two Direotora end Auditor, and to traat act uny otter businew ,thaj jnsy ba brought forward. Tbe Transfer Boobs of the Company, wl'l be oloeed from Wednfsdar, NOTember 22nd, to Dooambsr6th. bothdateß'inolnalre. ,„', ~.; a;; By order of the Directors, THOU 43 UODOSON, Scoreta'7, . 17, Wyndhaiß-street. ' _~ ' . ','■■ Aueklatd, November lOtb, 188?. . , Ecclesiastical* OUNG MEN'S CBRIBTIAN ASSO.' CIAXIO.-i— Corne-r Weliesle;and Altart- BtteetS. . •':".• mvv ." / t;1 :'• '' BERVICES FOX MEN ONLY, - Will be held This Brehlnß and every Evening; this week,- at 7.30 r-m., hi the Leoture Hall. ( m oor.Ef otion with tha week of Special Prayer the world over fbr Young Men.) ■) .;- YOUMO MBN CORDIALLY INVITBIV T>Axi«EL-L WBSLEYAN CuUBOH. ANNUAt, Tea Mbew.ko, TT7RBDA.Y, Uth - November; and PunnoMkkiimg alter, at 7,30. Addreetea by Mlnißterd from Dlstriot Meeting.



Exhibitions. AUCKLAND HORTICCTLTURAii .: BOCIETr. ■" ' •: • ! v Thk Serins ExHißirioN oi' 'AVi FLOWERS, FKDIT5 t &VEGBTaBLESV WUI be held In tho' ? . ■. CHORAL H iLI/, SYMON D3-BTRBBTJ ■~ ?* ?■;■; ,; '■ ; THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBBK 16TH AND 17TH. ADMISSION '_.....„ JOAB SHILWNG. Exhibitors are reminded that .all Entries nwßt be male to tha onderalKiied, at the Museum Balldiogs, Prinoes street, not lmter i than TUKbuaY, November IMb. T. F. CItKKSEMAN, ' Hoa SflO., t Auctions.



T 0* M..0..8 B 0 W, At 10 o'Clock. HIDES, SKISS, WOOL, & TALLOW.. G.W. BINNJBV ' • \ ynL ILL sell by/public auction at his'^7^3 TT M»rt. Qaeen-Btieet. Tomorrow (Toes day), at 10 o'cloos, . ;;„ ■ HIDES, BKISP. WOOL, AND tallowy . - >s : ■ —• : 1 V. 8, OOOHKAHB: . . JA* DAORB -: J^ikgslanJ) NEW HOKTH KOAJ). . : ■. ___ '■*■ '■■-'f ■■ : t PLANS of til's Estate (to be sold on Mojsday, November 20th) can be obtained tX the KlSKBLanaPoBt Office, immediately opjXfc * Bits the pi oporty, or at tho offices at 3AMUKL COCHKANE & SOH, !"■!'.. Auctioneers. , _ ■• WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,. At 12 o'clock, , WAIKATO! WAIKATO < WAIKATOI .;, J. 8.. MARRIOTT HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his Laud MarS,Qaeen-jJtr»et» on the above date, at 12 o'ciook. ■ • 1 AGRK ALLOTMENT,. Boonrely tamed, wlitt Cottage thereon, situate in Weert Hamilton, Walkato, and near Bonk Of New Zealand. . J. B. MARRIOTT, Auotlonoor and General Salesman, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,~ At 12 o'clock noon, AT THE QDEBN-ST. AUCTIONM4BT ■ V ( Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). , J. B. MARRIOTT tl I^7 ILL rell-by auction, at his .Mast' If • iw <Jaeen-Btieef' on the above date, »tU Aw. lHanclfome BWabOßrd. beantlfnlly emwtn-" nelled with ksnrl; Sprite Couonoi Oane-r 6 at6rt Chslrs. Wood ditto. OhertS Urawers, Oheffonnlera, ElaljiK'i'ablofc DreßKiog ditto. Woahstanda and Wwa! ■ •'."' Matb'e Oloctar with glass chadrs, CMI PalDiiDp,GJasßvraro,Or«okerrwa»*fcß| ,'. . - fc-C, - , -1- - ;"'«.- . ■" . . _ ; ' ''■:'■ Gold and Silver Watches, Ladles"and Qenta .. Clothing, J. B, MARKIOTT^ Anotloneer and General Salesman. (Continued on Xtnirth Poge,) '. .