The defendant had received information lately that the agents of McArthur and Cj at the Islands, in their search for certain land deeds belonging to him, ' had broken into the house of some native women and endeavoured to intoxicate them They succeeded with all but the principal woman of the house, and her they attempted to ravish, finally seeking to make her dtuak by pouring gm down her; throat, 'l'his wonun hail petitioned for an , enquiry into th=se matters, and one was) now being held. The defendant's object in a;costiug Mr McMillan was simply to ask him i« the agents of bis firm had so acted with his authority and cognisance. Cornwell was anxious to assure himself whether the firm of Me Arthur and Co., which profes cd before the world to be so deeply religious, had really sanctioned or directed such proceedings. He was intending to ask for an explanation of these matters, whon Mr McMillan, no doubt with the recollection rankling in his mind that he had lost some money through the defendant, rebuffed him, and took up a threatening attitude. The defendant, see ing that he was a'jout io be struck, simply acted in self defence, and then the scuffle commenced. The prosecution had failed to show that the complainant was struck after he fell to the ground, Two of the witnesses had paid that he was struck after ho had fallen, but contra dicted themselves with reference to it, Avbilo tha Tongan Chief, Ike, who was nearest to the combatants, saw no blow dealt at all after Mr McMillan had fallen. The assault wss quite unpre meditated, and the defendant had only 'ac cidentally had the whip in his hand, as he had purchased it to protect himself from a dog which was continually annoying him. The following evidence was then taken:— Frank Coruwell, the defendant, deposed : I remember last Satuiday. I was spsak ing with the Tongan chief who has given evidence, and while thus conversing Mr McMillan passed by. I excused myself to tie Tongan chief, saying I wantod to speak to Mr McMillan. I went to him and asked him if he wai Mr McMillan, and receiving an affirmative answer drew n y arm through his and asked him if he knew me. He answered "No." I then said, "I am an old friend of youra; my name ia Corn well." He said, "• till 1' and I then proceeded to say that I bad waited an opportunity of speaking to him about cer tiin doings at the Islands, rcgardin? which I wished an explanation. Mr MoMiilan immediately remarked that that was not the time nor the place for such an ex plauation. I retorted that I was the best judge of that, and that I cansidered it tho proper lime and place.. Mr McMillan then drew off from me, and raised -both his hands in the attitude of striking I did tho same simultaneously. I do not know who struck the first blow, bat 1 know that he rushed at me and tiled to bear me down. We struggled a little and tk-n Ml together, he b.ing undo mo3t. When we were falling one or two pertons ran up, and we then arose to ourfett. I siia to tne?e people that if they only knew the explanation I wanted togot they would not bavc intcrfe cd against me, but rather have asdstcd me. I had a whip with mo at tho time, which I bad bought three days prisvious'y in order to keep oft" a bothersume dog. 1 ttruck him with it, but not after we fell. When we met I bad no intention of as saulting him. 1 bavej.no particular "down' upon Mr McMillun, nor any desire to avenge myself upon him. Cross-examined by Mr Cooper: I bought the whip three day* previously, and carried it about with me constantly until I nut tne co nplainanr. I bouyht it in order to prevent a little terrier dog from annoying me, and I canted it about fimply lest I should have to pasi by the place where it stopped. I did not s rike complainant wben he was down, and I cannot fay who struck the first blow. 1 hadbeeu six weeks in Auckland on S itarday, and I had not ouco gone to McArthur and Co.'s. I did not, buy the whip in ordtr to punish Mr Mc- Millan, nor did 1 ciiry it about for that pjrpo c. Margaret Knight, vii'o of Charles Knight, fruiterer, deposed : On Saturday attcrnoon I was serving a customer, wheu 'jbjffiw the defendant and Mr McMiilau come along towards tho shop from the direction of the Thistle Hotel arm in arm. I paid particular attention to them, as I hod never seen Mr McMillan arm in a:m with anyone before. I perceived that he was trying to withdraw his arm, but the defendant would net allow him. At length McMilan got his arm away and then they both com menced scuffling together. They were at it, and vigorously giving and receiving blows in the twinkling of an eye. Mr Mc- Millan was encumbered with his coat and could not strike so quickly as the defen dant, who dealt two raps for every one that he received. I saw Mr McMillan waa being struck tevcrely over rhe head, and 1 called out to tho defendant that ha was a coward, while I encouraged Me McMillan by calling "Give it to him light btt'd. Tnat's it, Lot him have , it." I felt inclined to whip the defendant my self on accoant ot his cowardliness. He was striking Mr McMillan over the head when I first noticed them. After I called out, as I have said, the defendant tried to ■clutch'Mr McMillan by the throat, and fail ing in that they closed and fell together. Some persons then rushed over to them and parted them. I heard the defendant exclaim that if the« people Knew how he bad been treated by the complainant, they would not, have been so icady to assist him, and that he (the complainant) was a villain and'a swindler. I sympathised with Mr McMillan became he was the only one of the two whom I knew. (Laughter.) To His Woiship : The whip that the defendant carried was only a small one, Lot neatly so big aa those men use when they go to whip each other. HU Woiship: How do yon know that there is any rule in the matter 1 Witness : Oh, I've horsewhipped a man myself, (Laughter) James haxton, an accountant, also gave evidence. He saw umbrella and whip raised simultaneously, but did not notice them descend. He next observed the defendant and the cmnplainant strugKliog together, and finally saw some people separate them, Tbis was tl c case for the defence.

His Worship immediately summed up. He said that not oaly bad it been shewn that the assault was com mitted, bat also ' that it was appar ently committed without justification. The tale referred to by defendant's counsel of some^women having been badly treated at the Islands had clearly nothing to do j •with the assault, as the difendant did not get ihe length of saying what it was tbat he wanted au explanation before the struggle began. ■ He waa fully _ satisfied that tne motive ot the defendant in acco3i iug complainant was not to get an explana tion touching these Island women, but that his real cause was a sense (whether well or IU-founded was nothing to him) that he had sustained certain wrongs ia his dealings with complainant's firm. He believed himself to have beeu wronged commercially at their hands, and, he resolved to retaliate accordingly. . lie con sidered the whip had been purchased for the express purpose of whipping Mr McMillan in retaliation for some imaginary commer cial wrong. He failed to see anyciicum stances that could be regarded as miU«atlig the defendant's conduct-he had looked in vain for some tangib'e mitigation of the offence. He thought the case one m which a pecuniary penalty would not mett the ends of justice. In the last case of the kind heard in the Court, ona ia which a newspaper editor had boen assault ted ,by a maa whose business dealings had been reflected upon pecuniary penalty had been inflicted, but in. that case the assault was of a childish nature. The pre sent one was of a much more aggravated character—inasmuch as it had been shown hat the defendant struck the complainant after he knocked him down. The degra dation which the defendant had in tended to inflict upon complainant would be ju-tly retaliated upon himself it he were sentenced to a short term of imprisonment. He therefore ordered lhat the defendant should receive twen'y-four hours' imprison ment with hard labour. _ Mr Cooper applied to have the defendant alao bound over to keep the peace towards Mr McMUan. His Worship did not think there was any danger of the assault being repeated, and consequently saw no necessity to bind the defendant over, more especially as he might be unable to find the requiiod sureties. If it could cc shown subse quently that there was a danger of the assault beiug repeated tbe application could be mewed .. . The defendant was then taken into cus tody and conveyed to the lock-up, aau tie Court adjourned for luucbeou.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 21 183?. Moanatßlarl-20.', 2(b 6d; sallerp, 21s QEe.-notaeauw-Sslterß. 21s „ Houthern Croaa - fdi to 2cs C 3; ac ers. 2o) D top LevelT.lbute-2a lid to 3» 34; borere, 31 Xiriiilit f mlle-Zs 3d to 2s U ; aellers. It 6d Pilnoo Imperlal-433,-45e, Us; buyers, wa; ielle:a,«B . Boooeea- Sellers, 17s 6d

EXTENSIVE JEWELLERY ROBBERY.

£650 Worth of Valuables Stolen from the Steamer Wellington.

Five of the Crew anil a Bushman

Arrested.

I Duking the past week an extensive ' jewellery robbery has been occupying all the energies of the police, and owing to the great difficulty experienced by these officers we have refrained up to the present from giviug full publicity to the circuni stances surrounding tbe disappearance of a very valuable collection of gold and silver ornaments of various deacrip.ions. The his tory of the robbery is brielly told. On Sun day morniog, the sth instant, the steamer "Wellington arrived from her usual Tau raoga trip and berthed at tbe outer western tee of the Queen-street Wharf. Among the passengers on board was a Mr Mandus Scott, of the firm uf Scott Brothers, of Wellington, who was travelling throughout the North Island. This gentleman carried i among his luggage, which was t towed in the fore hol.l of tho vessel, a small tin box, containing sample jewellery, amounting in valua to about £1000. The various article, comprising watches, brooches, brace'eis, earrings, etc., were packed in morrocco leather cuts, laid carefully in the box and .tho latter fixed outside with two patent locks, while for additional security two leather straps were boucd around tho out side. The valuable package was stowed

ijllong will the re^t of the Auckland luggage in tfce fore hold, to which tho crew had access, but it was not supposed that ony of them were acquainted with the fact of its presence. Mr Scott's lnggage was removed iv due course, and uuuer the impression that all the packages were sound, te tho Albert Ho'el. It was not until Tuesday morning that the owner went togttsonae of the jewellery out ot his room, and upon investigation he there fouud

The Box Had Been Broken.Oven. One of the locks wbs broken off entirely; the other had the appearance of having beenopened with a key. Examinationof the inside showed that fully three parts of the contents had been abstracted. Jewellery of various descriptions was missing, and empty moocco cases, which evidently had contained these articles, lay etrewod about tbe bottom of the box, along with & few brooches, earrings, bracelets, etc, which had either been ovei looked or not cared tor by the plunderers. Mr Scott was then fully aware of the great loss he had sus tained. Fully £ 650 worth of tbe jewellery shipped on the steamer had been extracted, and there were grave suspicions that the robbery had been perpetrated while on the steamer.

Me Scott proceeded to the police station, and gave information of the robbeiy, and tha matter was placed in the haads of Detective Strathearn and Sergeant Martin, of the water police fotce, These two officers have had a most difficult task in wiikjpg up tho rase. Suspicion, naturally, was first directed towards the Wellington's crew and in consequence of information received on Saturday, tbe 11th inst. i Tivo Men were arrested. One belonged to the forecastle of the vessel, and'the other was a bushnian. They gave their names as Healey and Ste wart, respectively. On the following Monday these men were brought before the Police Court, and charged with the rob bery. Both pleaded not guilty,nnd were re manded, for want of evidence,three days in succession, the last remand extending uotil to-day. The wholeof thesteamer'screwmain tained the utmost secrecy legsrjing what transpired durmg tbe voyage up, aud it is stated that tbo men entfrcd into a compact to say "they knew nothing about it," ai.d that neither should "split" upon another. Tbis, of coutse, made tha task of tracing the robbery extremely difficult and the police were almcst left to their own resources. The consequence was that since the arrest of Healey and Stewart no less tban

lour Others were Charged witJi,

the Mobber}/,

Peter Young,Sutberland Koderick,Dean, and ttiicksen, all from the forecastle of tbe steamer were at different times arrested, brought before the Court, and each in turn remanded until to-day. Stewart.the bush man, it was supposed, had in some way been concerned in tbe robbery while ftaj ing in town about that date.as a probability existed that should tho robbery have beeu perpetrated by the crew they had likely ac complices on shore. The men denied know ledgeofthejewelleiyhavingdisappearedaud the police were therefore placed under the necessity of teeking outside evidence. Ur.e of the first steps taken was to search for the jewellery, which, it was supposed, bad been secreted somewhere. A diver was pro cured and sent under water where the steamer lay while ia port, but without suc cess, and the search was directed elsewhere, From informauon received, the police pro ceeded to a certain spot in Ponsonby on Monday last, and thtre discovered about one-third of tbe missing articles

Buried Deeply Underground. So well hidden were they that although the same ground htd been carefully ex amined tne day prevknu no trace of valuables bad becu discovered. The jewellery had actually to bo dug cut, and when tbii operation was completed the police weie in po-seseioa of 17 watches, 28 gold brooches, 36 gold lockets, 28 p'irs gold o.rrings 11 _ gold keeper rings, 13 gold watch-keys, a diamond bracelet worih £28 15s, 2 diamond rings valued at £30, and a quantity of smaller goods, the to'al value being over £200. This collection was not found all in one place, but buried in two distinct h«les, and seeiDg that larger lots were still missing, it was evHentthati.Bkilfu!ly-laid plan of bnry ing the jewellery in different places had been adopicd. Again the police, with tho assistance of information from some outsido source, made search under a house in Hobson-street and found More of the Stolen Goods, In i his instance the articles were not buried under ground, but carefully bidden by other articles being placed fo as to impede the views of any intruder. Hcrewtrc found several bracelets, brooches, rings, &c, to the value of £25, which were duly taken in charge by the police officers and placed in safe keeping, along with the £200 lot previously discovered. In this manner one-tbird of the jewellery was discovered and identified, while nearly £4flo worth is still missing. Detective Hrathern and Sergeant Martin have worktd most energetically in pursuing inquiries so far, and their labours have been conducive to ultimate success in tracing the robbery to tbe guilty parties.

The 'Jrial To-day. The robbery case came on for hearing at the Police Court at two o'clock this after noon. We append a full report, so far as possible, up to the time at which we went to profs. Mr Macdonald, 8.M., occupied the bench. Mr Cooper prosecuted and Mr {•peed appeared for tbe defence. Mansden Scott deposed that on tbe 4th inst. he left Tauransain the s.s. Wellington; amongst his lugaage was a quantity of jewellery After leaving Tauranga on the 3rd,_tbe vessel had to put back. During the night tho vesrl lay at anchor off the Mount, and on the following morning left for Auckland, arriving there on Sunday, tbe stb, at about 5 a.m. Witness then went ashore, but could not get his luggage, as it was Sun day. He got tbe luggage on Monday, at 6 p.m., including tbe jewel cas-, Tbe Ing gage was taken to the Albert Hotel, where it remained till Tuesday morning, when ho examined it. It was to all ap pearance in the same condition as when be last saw it. On examining it, however, he found one of the locks gone, the other broken. On examining tha contents be found tbat Eome of tbe stuff had been taken, away. A further examination showed tbat more was missing than he at fi'it thought. The list be had put in waa a list of articles valued at £652 8s 2d. These were not all tbe articles stolon, but only what he could remember; Amongst the articles he missed were seven diamond rings, tie recoenised tbe ring produced. It was marked with his number on the shoulder; he missed two watches (Genevas); found some gold keeper rings (produced); they were his property • tho watch was not sold by him; the other was found in the "plan'" • boh watches were in the caße ■ when he left for Tauranga. j Robert B. Cropp, John Ru' sell, ar d War! i garet Meehan having given evidence, the further hearing of the case was adjourned until Tuesday next. Bail rtfused.

At a full meeting of the shareholders of the Southern Cro-s G.M. Company, hdd at Mr Stodart's office this afternooD, Mr J. M. Lennox presidiug, it was decided to j amalgamate with the Deep Level Tribute i Cornpiny; the new company to he called 'the ueep Level Cross ij.M. Company, The new company will consist of 100,000 shares, 'the Southern Cross shareholder receiving 3J sbaies for every share held in the old company, and the Deep Level (.hareholders one share tor every two. Mr Stodart waa appointed liquidator of the Deep Level Company,

THE AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

First Match at Dunedin.

(BY TEIiKGKAPH.—SPKCIAL REPORTER )

DUNEDIN, this day. Tun match commenced at noon. The s weather was fine but cloudy. The Auck -1 land captain (Kobinson) and Otago cap , tain (Harris) tossed; the latter won and ' elected to go to the wickets. Ihe Cale ; donian groubd on which ilie match was ' played is rather small, but has a fine pa vilion. The pitch is hard and bumpy, ; not sa'iafactory to Auckland. The umpires are: Fagan for t'tago, and Buckland for Auckland. The scorers [ weie : Glenn for Otago, and Geddis for Auckland. The Auckland team took the field exactly at noon, Dufaur takiDg the wickets, Lankhatn and Gitl. slips and bowltrs ; O'Brien, long-leg ; Blair, point; Barton, cover-point; Tes:ro, long-stop; Kobipson, Kjuare-leg; Yates, loug-on; Gardiner, long-off, Otago sent in Green wood and Lcitb, The former played the first ball neatly, but the second ball re moved his bails. Score: 1 wicket, no runs, tl arris, tho next man, got Gill to long-leg fur two ; Harris got Lankham to leg for two off the firat over, and Leith managed a single. A couple of singles were followed by Leith getting Linkham away nicoly to long-let; for 3, bunging 10 up. Ho then put GiU to point for 2, Five runs wore put together off this over of Gils. Leith, who appeared to be making a stand, was caught beautifully by Uufaur at the wicket tff tbe second of JLankbam's nexi over —2—lv —H. Pi-rker was next. Several singles wcro followed by a fine drive off Gill by Hariis, an overthrow making; it 5. Ptrker was given out lbw off next ball. Telegraph— 3 — 2 —23. Fleming took h's place. A couplo of singles, and Fleming put one of Lunkham's I into Blair's hands at point, and was neatly held-4—0—28. Holgatt, ft left bander, came in, and Lankham succeeded in getting off this over a maiden. Gill followed suit. Lankham also bowled a maiden, acd the umpires allowing Gill seven balls next over, enabled him to re move Holgate's bails with the last. £>ketch came, and Lankham got oif a third successive maiden, Tho new man had his bails beautifully taken off by the third b..1l from Gill. Tho telegraph board shewed 6-0—29. Hayward, tbo next man, started with drives for 2 and 3 respectively, off Gill, b.ioging 33 up with his first hit His third ball, taken from Laukhani, was put into R>air r hands at point and hold—7—s - 34. Hadfield came to save the fallintr fortunes of Otiigo ; he gave a difficult ebance to Barton, which was not held, and he got off with a ■single, and followed it with another. Harris, by blind snick, gave a chance to long-stop-not taken, and lie got 2. Harris, who had made a good ttand, was caught well by Arncil at square leg— B—l9 -30. Ivcns filled the vaciucy ; Had ficld opening out at Gill, got a good hit for three. Ivens snicked a couple of tingles from Lankham, and thin slipped Gill for two, Singles came slowly. Ivens gave a difficult chance to O'Brien-nut held. Dufaur missed a splendid opportunity to run Hadfield. The litter batsman put Gill out of bounds for three, Lnnklmm recorded another maiden to his crtdit. Ivens got Gi 1 away for three and ran into doublo figures. Hadfield was clean bowled by a grand shooter from Gill; tsJa£ l' JPD 9 - 9 - 57. Frith was the last mi% w"V s l'l'O'ed a maiden from Lankham jUfclfTrl h took two balls from Gill; it is mo c cdnect to siy the second took him as it scattered his stumps. The innings el-sod ior 57. Tcstro long-«topped splendidly, t!i' re being only one bye scored. Otaoo-Fiest Innings. GroonwDod, b Gill - I>tilth, o lmfaiir, bLanlthem _ ..10 Hairls. o Arniel. bLantham .. ..ID Parker, lb«r, b Gil) 2 Fleming, o hlair, DLaakh&m ~ .. v Ho'gite, b Gill 0 fcketcM, ti (Ml .. •• _ ..0 Jvcnn, notuut- 10 Hayward, o Blair, b Lantka-n _ 6 HudOeid. b Gill - .. .. _ 8 Vtlih. b GiU 0 B)» 1 I_cr Bya -1 Total ..._.. .. 57 BOWLING ANALYSIS, i I I I& £ I Gill fl7 37 1 C Lankham .. 65 17 6 4 Andrew*, doc of tbe best of Otago bata, j buit bis .ido while doing some batting | practice this morning ana had to retire. | Ivens, an old Aucklandcr, did duty as substitute. -

News has been pnt sbout hfro that Major Ranis baa addressed his constituents while Buckland was away. One of our managers had a pill for bim, Cricketers disgusted.

Second Despatch.

' Auckland commenced its inDlngs at 1.30 : p,m , Barton and Testro goinjj to tbe wickets. The former played a maiden irom Frith, and Tes'ro another from Hayward. Burton opened out at Frith, and drove him fora Biniilo. Barton cut Hiiywnrd neatly for 2,and followed suit. OH tbe next ball but one, Testro got Frith to lrg for 2, and was given out, leg before, «ff tho next. Score 2 —I—7. ArnvUwentin next, and played the last of Fritb's over. Barton took n maiden from Hayward. Arnetl started with a single off Frith, and a couple of sinsles by Barton brought ten up. * rneil drove Hayward for3,fo!lowingit npbythfte neatly played single*. barton scoied slowly, but surely. When tbo lunch adjournment took pace at two o'clock Barton had 0, Arneil 7. One wicket down for 18- Third Despatch. 3.25 p.m. Play commenced again at 2.45. Barton got a single off Frith, and then cot two off Htyward. Arneil also put Hayward out of bounds for 2. Barton got another 2. Arneil hit Frith well away for 3. Score : 30 for one wicket.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

RuSSELI,, this day.

Loaded : Norval and Wild Duck. Load ing : Julia Pryca and Mariner. Sailed : Glcnelg. Passengers : Messrs -Witt, Leon ard, French, Mxon, numerous travellers, Constable McGovern, and two prisoners, t ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. Jos. Wallace, gum-digger from Ohaeawai, was committed for trial for attempting to commit suicide by opening the veins in bis am. THE WAIBAKAI'A. The Wairarapa from S>dney will not call at BuaseU this trip, having taken in a largo quantity of coal in Sydney. CAMBRIDGE, this day. ' In the Native Lands Court judgment was givenintheWaotuJNorthblock (I4,oooacr. s) as follows:—To Arakatera and JVgatihaia two-fifths; to MaihiTe *garu and tbe Ngati- ' maihi iwo-liftha ; to Rangitutia and Ngati mutu onc-liftb. The (successful claimants ' were directed to biing into Court lists of i those whom they find|entitled to share with them. MR BKYCE GONE TO RUIOTOA Mr Bryce has gone to Rotorua, in connect tion with the Thermal Springs Reserve. He returns to Cambridge about Monday, and tbencc goes to Auckland. THE RACECOURSE. ' The Jockey Club have agreed to give Mr Fantham £13 an acre for the course—his own price They are now negotiating for the purchase of a stand from the piomotern, for which they offer £200. They will rai-e the amount (£1,612) on loan, and by leasing the land at £1 an acre, expect to pay interest on the amount. TAWHIAO'S MEETING. Arakatera appliod to have the Court ad journed on the 24th December till the Bth January, to give the natives an opportunity of meeting Taw,hiao at Aotearoa on the 29th January, when matters concerning tho land and kingship will be talkd over.

MINING.

Company Meetings.

ETAEAKA G.M.Co. (Limited) —A meeting ! ofshatobolders was held at Mr D. G. Mac- i doDnell's office, tbia morning, when it was decided to form a company under the Act of 1872, with £15,000 capital, in 15,000 shares of £1 each. The following were appoiated directors: Messrs James Dickey, Johu McCabo, Thos, Melville, Adam Porter, T. Mennio, andT. H. Smith. Auditor, T. L. White ; banker*, Bank of Mew Zealand; legal manager, Mr D. G, Macdpanell,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(deceived November 24—1,10 p.m.)

THE ELKCTRIO

LIGHT IN MEL

BOURNE,

MELBOURNE, this day. The trial of the electric light at the Spencer-street railway station took place last night. Sixteen arc and forly incadenscent< lamps were in posi'ion, and the trial was completely success ful. Subsequently Sir Julius Vogel entertained a large number of guestuat supper in a room brilliantly lighted -with incandescent lamp".

THE MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY.

SYDNEY, this day.

At a recent spec'al general metfrng of the members ot the Australian Mutual Provident Soc'ety, umend ments of by-laws providing for chanpesin the mode of election of directors and dis tribution of profits, etc., as proposed bytbe Board, wero agreed to. After the distribu tion of next year, the surplus profits of the fociety will be divided annually, instead of qulnquennially, as heretofore.

WOOL SALES. LONDON, November 22.

At the wool salca to-day, 9000 bales were offered. The market was rather weaker for all txecptfine qaalilics.

FKENCH ACQUISITIONS IN AFRICA

Intelligence has reached hero that a French, traveller named Solirllet has ob tained, from Kgypt, the cession of the Bay of Tai'urrah, on the nnrth-east Coast of Africa at the head of the Gulf of Aden,

(Received November 24—2 00 p.m.)

LONDON, Novombcr 22, Arrived: Orient steamship Cotopaxi, from Melbourne, on October 10th.

STUDENTS DISTUKBAhCES IV

RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBUKG, Nevcmber 3,

Serious disorders have aricn among the students at the Colleges in this city and Warsuw and Charcoff, and thoa; in t • Unions hsvo consequently been closed by order of the Government.

A report is cut rent that the University in this city is undermined, and much alarm prevails.

THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY

DYING.

LONDON, November 23 (evening),

Tho latest bulletin announces that Dr. Ta^, Archbishop of Canterbury, is now rapidly sinking, and but little hope can be entertained of his recovery,

THE AUC&IAffU EV-BMyu STAK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 34



Diupping. (?^TjIOK W A.IT \R A. — T'lic ®»E^i'- r Northern Stosunßhlp Oo.'s b.s ?s^r MACHREGOH will lo»vatho Ons hnnga Wharf as above (weather »M other olr onrostanoeß permitting) on MO D> V next, 271h Novniiibor at 1 p.m.-A. McGukqow, Msnasing l)li eotor N. 8.8, Co. to KaWAU. 3taiiS» ~bo „„_ HUBY will leave Ouesn-' street YVhtrron UNUAY,2sthlnßt.,at 10a.m., returning samu day at 4 (weather p irmittlnßl. Refreshments -on board, lfetura TuketW'4. G H KOLTON. Master, Drapery and Clotiunar. (jKEAT SLAUGHTER IN DrapkrY, I havo to liform you that I have purchased Bomo rrorrrtv At Iho Ninth Shore, and am rolck to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil llnory businosß. FATiBPiCTORY —The sale, so far, has ex cßfdod my moec xsngnlno exportation^, and urovos that my efforts to pleaaa my customers havo not been frvjicuea. I shall hold a OLKa LI J 6 Sale FOR TSKEE MONTHS, Affording my onßtomers and tho public an opportnnity o£ BKOURINS HRIPKRY AND MILLINBHY AT PRIOKB UNDKB 0031. After tho Hsle, ths bhop and Dwelling will bo Let by Tender on Lease. I append tbe following Price Ltat as a Raloo to my oustowers: —1000 pairs KM Gloves (in all colour*)-2 buttons. Is: White l-buttona, 2r fd; Fancy 3-bottonß to 6 »11 at 3s 6d pair, woul, fc; 70« yards all wool Kino Urifli Binok s.ertr', la yard, worth 2a: Rosh Hats, 3d ; 1 ojk I'sulch FoMhors. 10<, worth £1; hnptrflne a«vko, 6'» to B's,at7d, worth Is: Hold Tnlmblea. 6d. »onh 3a: White Marßelbi Boots, U. worth 6a Od; White Dro«H Shlrti (fuwaotced linen fronts), U 6d, worth 7a &J. ALL THK STRAW GOODS ARE QUITE HEW. It Is the FIRST CLKARING 8 KhK, anil I am going to glvo tho public the benefit of it. W. KYRK GLOVE DEPOT, Vicokia-sikkkt, RUSH HATS, 4d; straws, 7d j tiim nud. from Is 9;; flowers, 2Jdj otoap bonnets.—Mrs Whltohtad, Vinttrla-ttroot and Nawlon. LADIES Silk, oatlo, and Ca.«nniero Dolmnna, eto, oil tailor out, oeantlfully rniMlo. tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prloes. — w. Petty. Ladles' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotol -i f\f\ GKOSS LADIKS' Dr«s Silk t V_7 \J Buttotß, all <-olour<. 3d ror diz; Llren Slate B)dy Unlnits, 51 D<*r yard, at VV. Kyre'a Millinery HHUb"shmont, Vlutocln-iiroet. Fancy Goods. <»o.



Selling Of*1 Extraordinary. BnßlneasoalllnKnßtoKDKlondi'woaroooiupolled TO SACRIFICE THE WHOLS OV OUK STOCK, VALUE £1000, And comprising the most varied assortment ot Goods in tbo Colony. OVJ&R 1700 DISTINCT AKTICLKS IN GLASS, CHINA, EAETHENWAHB, TABLE ANP TOCKBT CUTLERY, BLECTfIO FLATE, HARDWARE, IBONMOH GKRY, BRUSIIWARK, VASES, & fANCY GOODS, In fact, the thousand and ono articles o( tlomettio oeeand ornament. The pnbl'o may rely that this Is a POSITIVE AND GENUIWK SALE, Our only object lan SPEED I CLEARANCE. To Storekeepers and Hawkers this is a BDlendlrt opportunity. Hundreds of Trade Lcte, also 67 Original Paokageß or Glass, China, &c, mnst be oleared. TnE SALE HAS COMMENCED, And will continue until THE WHOLK IS DI3PO3BD OF. The DIREC^ mY Store, 249, QUKEN ■ STREET. Oipostto Close Bios. UinION OIL, SOaP, AND CANDLE COMPANX (LIMITED). Manufacturers of COMMON & OIL SOAPS, CANDLES. PEANUT AND OTHbK litJBBICATIAO OIL?. I Soap iKD Candck works .. .. Pakneil Oil WOHKS .. C.STOMnonSBSr*EIT WBfeT WABBHODeE&OFFIOBS .. LOWER AIBKKI ST. BH PUKCHA3ftRB OV TALLOW AND ROUGH FA.T. Delivery taken at cither Pornell Works or ; Watchouse. f¥o INVKSTOKS. AND OTHEfcS. ---l For Sale, Valuable City Property; Grand ■ Business Sites ;in most central position. House hold Allotments about 28 by 109 ; ground rent low; situated in Elliott-street. A flrst-clasa investment. Also at Penroee, a valuable little lot of 7 aores ■within a few yards of Railway Station. Grand comer for an Hotel or Business Site, being situate on Great South Road. This opportunity to secure valuable sites should-bo em braced at once.-Pull particulars from D. F. KVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet, next Herald (613.)



Wanted. WANTED, a good Compositor, — . Apply SfAB Offloe. »&/ ANTfD, for the Newton roitery, a VT Thrower or Flanger, must be a Rood hand • also two Active Youthxol good repute, say. fromJU to 10 ye»raof age. ANTBP, a Smart Message Boy.— Apply QfflQß ot this paper. WANI'EP, a good Machinist for wax-1 thread machine driven by steam power. I —J. Twnwith's Boot Factory, Wakefield-1 street. %*/ANTKt), a lieuerui servant; sma 1 »» family, no children; must have good references.—Apply to Mrs Boilan, Shelly Beach Road, Pansonby. VSJAN J'fcD, good Barmaid for city hotel, T 7 also goo* vVuitreEß for country hotel.— Apply Occidental Hotel. WANTED, one or two strong Boys, obTOtlS, for Kapil Oorn Broom Fac tory, Custom hoime-atreet Weßfa » a,' A »TEL), D.apei's Assistaut. *pply Vf by lotter, giving reference and snlary required.—Address Draper. Stab office. WAwTKD, to goto fnglandas Setvant to a Lady; wages is no consideration.- Apply W. Itcid's store, Union Btreet. «"ft7 ANTED, a NuY<x?«ir|.—Apply Mrs I, V v Churton, North Hliore. ANTED, foi the Wu l;:ito, a s;ood BoatmakorißOJ' w" con a eojit m»n. —Kdward T. Onrtwr i; • ito. t Uiioi Mu>u faoturers, Gro) -i t «■ t WANTE" • '- <:*lf was s■ ' - t > • •■" *&; Srentiois to .•' •■■ >.■ •, .■■ \ne' aok'aßegi-ir; .. «. ... .■■■>. _j, <• _ WANTKj', 'iTii.'j n. <l PuiTrjur muiO.— Apply bit $ i O. 12 end 1 to Mrs Uulaes, Alton Koßd «a/ANTED, ie-pcctabloGlrl as general V» Bsrvant rnitllfAmlly,no youngcntldrfin, Rood WttKß".—Appl/ atonca Mis I. JUevy, 211, Qqeon-Btreet. V&/ANJED, an active Lad as Appren- V^ Hob to thu Drapery.—W. Valleand Co.



WANTED, a respectable Youth to Drive a Baker's Cart and assist In Bakehouse. —Apply Queensland Bakery, Wakeflald-sirael. WANTED, two good Carpenters,— Apply at thia office. VA7ANTKD, for Country Hotel, Good ?! Man or Woman Cook; also Handy Man.—Apply KhronfrieJ Bros., liower Queen- ( street. _] WANTED, a respectable Young Pereon as Lady H'Slp, whore two or u>rae ecr vants a^e kept. Good wages,—Addreis LD, General Posfroflloe, Anokland. WANTED, a thoroughly good General Berpunt, for prWu-e family; highest vra<oß.—Apply atthlaufllco foraddrenßi _ ■\*/ANTHD, a cood General Servant; ▼ t must ba go d wosbor jno oooklng.— App'y to Mrs W. A. trombio, Prltico of Wales Hotel, Hobson-street. ' WANTftD, an Activa Young Man aa General Servant, one not atrald ot work.—Apply frevafla Hotoi. vi7ANTID, a cood, sirmg, quiet Girl » ' for country liolcl; must be able to wash, and understand plain cooking: wages, 12s.— Apply It. and \V. llcllaby, Shortlaud-Btrcet. \\, ANTED, a Baker.—Apply to H V* Han and Co, Krult Morthsnts, Ci'y Maket | WAN I'lill, '.Coat and Trousers M»kfrs. Highest wages and constant employ ment.—Apply Mr Possenc3kie,ShorUand-strcet. iVTAI^TED, a Jui.ior Clothing Hand.— 7 »' Anoly to A. W. Mooj, Weliesley-etteot lfa't, bofora 10 a.m. \\i AN'I ED, 4 good Coat Haude, also V* Tal'oroßDOs.—Apply Mutro & Alililgan, Hobsor-trett. TT^ANTHD, Single Man accstomed to V V all kinda of (arm wort ; couaUnt emp'.oynent.—Metoalfe »nd Hill. WANTB.U, a Copy of the Provincial Acts, No. 29, 1873-i.-Apply 11. & R., Stah Office. WANTiI), a Man to solder-Apply Auckland Meat Preserving Compnny, Queen-street. \V,'A>TKU, BUYKKS —lilack Satin TT UmbrniUs (Deep Laca edno), 4s6d; VilUlgv, 2d yard.—llrepnmi'<. Vlotorla-3treet. VVaNTuD, immediately, Three Ex v v DHrlonoed Ureesmakers. — Milne and Cboyoß. Qnoon-tlrcet. *a ANTED, Two StroDg Boys for ' ■ Smlth'H Stop —(Jooalns aad Atktn. t*7 ANTED to Purchase, Horse, -.Tiap, TT and llarjoss, suitable for Hawker.— Arplf.Btatlng loraia. A. Korgcson. Tiiur»n<D._ WANTED fo Lease or Buy, a 200 or 400-acro Titi Hush; Immediate vicinity to water or rail way indispensable.—llannaford 8 Agency, Upper Queen-street. _



i VTANTtfl),Purchasers forsrain—Apply v v Captain Cook Brewery, Nowmurket. \t.'ANTil) HisawJN—That A. W. ?t Miio«. Wf liesloy • etreot Kast. has opo-«cd a uooord thop tor ClotblnK and Gentle men's OutllitlDK, 2 doors frt-m Queen-strae'. \\<j ANTED"KNt»WN, Lidics' AVhitc r V *■ kl ts (;uokao).-l8 Si ■. Cnlldren's Ulupcr Pioafi.ies. lid; Law Wioktlos, 'id,—Bconnan'B, Viet rla-ttraoi. si, aNIMJ) to lind,for a Young 'Van, 25 "V T years old, 0 yeara in tho colony, in town, ' (or as traveller), a situation of not im;i-e mechan ical clerk work, but in a oapacity where intelli genco and good brain power has tin opportunity of proving itself.—Address T. W,, Box No. 31, P.O. % a aNT X U K>> uS\m -Money ad ■ » vanccd on Personal and Collateral Se curity, repayable hv weekly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Hue's New Zealand Pawn Ofllcc, Darby-street. WaSTKI), r'arcnts and Guardians to know that wo have « v«ry Large Stock ot Bojh' otift YouthV Olotblng, which we are closing nut at 25 por con. UDdor cost,— i. Phil Ipa. Qaeen (.tree'. ANTE1 , Tenders lor Clparing at P.ioor». near Uolo'»> ll'r.—Apply 10 W. Phllllpps and S v. 03 and 97, (jaoen-Btreat. aNTKD, KveryoDc to know that our terms are fo lloeral that < hey need not co otsewhoro and p\y higher prices for oredit.— I Ph lllps, TnUor. (iuoou-street. \\? ANT-ED Tn LIST, a Karuishcd'Bcd » * room In Victoria-street to a Lady.— Apply S'i'AU olllco. WA^TttO, fveryono in want of Cash to call on their uncle—London Loan Oflloo. under Theatre Itoyal, Victoria-street. \\ ANTED, Well-fatted Bacon Pigs * * from 10a to 200lba; highest cash prloo.— A. Qerter. Butcher. Welleßlevatreet. \jy ANTBV, two re?pectamo youDg men Vy Boarders in a quiet family, where no others are kopt—Mra Uoorgo Payno, top of Franklin Road, tbe third house otf Ponconby Road, on tho rlght_band Bldo W"aNTED~~KNOWN — Money ad vanced on personal security, rcpayablo by weekly or monthly instalments, or in any way to suit borrowors.—Hart's London Loan, under Theatre Royal, Viotorlastrcet. tS7"AJMTBD-The Customers of Mnnro V » and Mllllgan to know that they are now prepared with a lull and ohoioo assortment of Tweeds and Drapery Goods In &U departments for tho coming aoason. ■ \AT ANTEt), BDYKUS-Galatea Stripe, * SJI; Faehionable Sato«ns, lOd; ITast Coluur Prlnte, 4Jd.—Brennon's. Vlctorla atroot. | WANTaD, a good steady Boy to rido out for orders.—Apply E. Barrington, Butcher, Victoria-sheet West. *&7 ANTED, a good General Servont; *' no objection to one child.—Apply to Mrs C. 11. Monkton, Upper Queen-street (London Phdlßi Company).



"RANTED; BUYEKS —Boys' Sailor Y» Collar, 6d ; Tweed Hats, la 1W: Oirla" StooklDgß. trom 4i.—Hrennan'p. toot ol Viotona- Bire it; ' \A- ANTED, a Strong Active Girl.— ** .Apply Mrs Spiers, Albert Park. ANTED to Purchase, a good Allot msnt within 20 minutes' walk of Queen. street j price must b» moderate.—W.V. Sceveue. 187, Quoen-streot. **/ ANTED, a Furnished Drrelling-house Vt of seven or eight Itoomd, within eusr fiiatance of town; oossealon required about the m'dd'e of December.—Apply co Hiokson and CQ.G.N.L.A. ■ \\; ANTE , Young Man io. a quiet V ? family, five minutes' walk from Qneen- Btreot; bath, with use ot elttlrg-rcom, 16s.— Apply for address aa St*h Offlce. WANTED KNOWN, that I have "a choice supply Beef, Mutton, Pork, Lamb, and v e a'. Prises very low for Oasb— Arthur Wood, Wellington-street and corner ot S nerlrtun-strnpt. WANTED to Purcliase, Engine and Boiler. SO-horso power.—Apply Helona vlllo KlonrihlU "0,, HaltnßVlllf. • \a- ANTED KNOWN—That John V» McNcill, Baker, Newmarket, has Ro moved to his Now Premises, opposite tho Romuora Road. T/iJA&TH&B, BUYKKS—Men's Tweed VV Tronscrs, 5a lid; Ml'itary Sooka, 8d; Ling gilk Sooriros, le. -Brennau'd. Ylotona-gt. %"iT ANTED KNOWN—2OO Fashionable V T Shapes Sti-nw Hats (Oooßht a jo»). 61 eioh, worth 2fi; Bolton Sheeting, 72 inch wide, 1b j ard; Galatea Strive. £d yard j Saseen Dril'*, j.5.1. Read my advertisemont in fatriroai s •• Herald."^-J. Green. 85, Viotorla-a'rtot. ANTED ENOWW—lmpoitant to Proprietors of Hotelo ReatflurAnts. and Hernls o£ FttmiiiPß-that Liwli ana MoKenule, 37, Qaoen-atrect Wharf, are nreparort to supply ur'jceries. l Jroduoo Dnd Geneial Provialons. fchlppina supulledi Custimora waitpd on for orttors, aDd noods gellvered free of charge. WANTED KNOWN to Ladlea of Auckland and District, especially to 'MillJnsrs and Dressmakers, that Mrs w. M. (Tench is prepared to Teach only a limited num ber of Ladies tho Art of Feather pre.9sing.-For terms, &c, apply Mrs W. M. Tench. Feather D'CBser, opposite Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobson street. ' _ WANTED KtvOwN—A good Second hand Piano, by one of the best London Makers, for Sale.-F. A. PenmaD, K*rang»hape Hoadj ' \\J ANTfiD~KNO"WN-Mra Hadley has ** an atfoitrarnt of Plnalores, Apronß, ITnOeroloihlnK. Hirts. Bonnets ttimmed.- Hofeßon-Etrcot (opposito Prliioe Arthur Hotel.) ANTED &BUWN-Working Men can Save thalr Money by oallinß at tho Governor Gordon Dining Kooma. All Meals fid • Board end Lodglnß !6s per week.—Note tha address i Nearly opposita the WsitemaW ; and oleaa to tho Doolc, Lower Albert-steool.—B. Murdooh, Proprietor.



Wanted. WANTED, Mamma, Papa, Grandma, Grandpa, Minnie, Harry, Lizzie, Frank, Bart, and Dot to see the Beautiful Dolls at Rob son's Melbourne House, Ponsonby. P.S.—Bring Uncle Bob with you. WANTED to Purchase, about 200 feet Seasoned Hinm Boards-12 xI, 4, i.nd i —State address ana price to Vv~. If, Wiilmott, PrCßpeoc-atiot, Pontonby. WANTED KNOWN,—Wo are Selling BgRS from Is; Fresh Butter. 9d ; New I Potatoes ljt).— J. Bailey « Co.. Upper mey-st. VS/ANTED XO BUY, Old Gold and T T 811 ver in any qunnilttcß: highest p :ioe given.—J. Biiley.Upper Grey-street. WANTED 7a "strong Bpy for the smiths' chop; good wages t j ono suitable.— V. Baryia, Coaca Builder, Upper Queon-Btroot. WANTED, strong La* to attend noraes and ride for orders.—apply K. Koavr.p, Viotoria-streot. WANTED, respectable Lad, about 16, far a gentleman's renidenoa near town, —Apply Et<b Office. WANTisD KNOwN — That Instal ments upon Sowing Maohlnes mnst be paid promptly. Jnst received—Lamps, Alarms, Tyre Uuboer, &c, lor Bioyoles.—W. C. Dennes, Qneen-Bireet. ANTEu, the Inhabitants of Auckland to Patronise the Notod Prlnoe Arthur Hotel, and its SPARKLING ALWe. On the Bar Counter and Publlo Rooms taste Its 9AUS A.GE ROLL 3. PORK PIBS, and other little Delloa drs, BQpplied Gratis. WBDDING BRKAKFASTS ARRANGBD AT THK HHORTK3T PICNIC PA RTIBS1 HAMPKR3 nloely arranged from Ten Shillings and upwards, HUBERT OB AM, rnopn:r*TO»' \\r ANTED, NEW POTATOES, IN ANY QUAKTITY.



G, S. JAKINS, CUSTOM-HOUSE STIIKKT. ANTED KNOW N-, MRS. 81-TTJSKWOItTH, Milliner, Is Now Showing a. Large Aaaorimont of LONDON AND PARIS MILUNERJT. In all the Newest Styics Also. FSATHBRP, FLOWERS RIBBON?, BIIK?, LAOEf, NB.TS, SCO. Q U E E nTFt R E E T, I Onpoßlte tho OHy Market. vi A N TK D X « U ff B, GIVING UP THE MfLLINRRY BUSINKf S TO MAKB 11-JOM FOB CHRISTMAS STOCK . M. EN ' S o'*L 01HI NG. i ZOOOLadleß'Hataat balC-prlca 20 Boxes Flowerß at half prloo 240 iff athors and Tips at half-price TRIMMINGS OF ALL DKEORIPXIONS AT LKaa THAN COST. N.8.-Must bo Cleared by 9th December. BR*NNAN'S CHEAP DRAPERY WARHHOU3B, Foot of Viotoria-street. SERVANTS wanted ot all kinds at Mis. Whltcombe'a registry Office, top of Hob aon-atreot; good pUoen ami good wages. CjERVaNTS wanted of all kinds at Mrs. IkJ it hltoonibo's Hoßlatry Office top of Hob -Bon-Btreot; goofl plsoob and good wages. WHOLESALE BOOT TRADE.— T T Boys wanted In every department; ou poHnnlty to learn a good paying tpaae.—Mo- Atlhnt'a factory. BOTTLES -Whisky, Brandy, Vicncgar, and Ohampacrno «o'.t:ca wanted in any quantity.—Johnson York-Btreot, Pnrntll. To Let.



TO LET, a New Cottage of 4 rooms and ajullory, Bltnntod InJ i-'pring-street, qff "rß'aud-ptreet, Pcrsonby,— A:>ply to Mrs Shaf fer, West Qieeu-streot. j '1 10 LET, a Cottage in Butham-strect. B close to Qucen-aireet.—Apply to I). 1 Hyanl if on, Ringo Maker Tn6~LET, a Comfortable t-ix-roomed » Cottage; gas. water, and every conven ience— Enquire at Kinlcy'a Store, Nelson-strcot, nenr Cook-street. ■ tf'CTTEr, at Ncwraaikct, a Now Six- I roomed Cottage, well fitted up; also ( several othorn with ehopr.—F. Q. Clayton. /"S^O LET, 5-roomed House, Eogland-st, ° Frantlln «o*d : rent, 8a per week —J. WllllaniH. Vlotorli-ntrett. TO L.XT, a 5-.oomed Bouse in good repair; water laidod,—Apply Mr Irnin, top of Wnk fleld-ttreet. ■ »~O LET, at Newmarket, a Shop and I Rakci'a Oren, at presinc oooapied by John Mo^oil; splendid Bta> t, good opouiagfor meidy man.-Apply to V. Q. Clayton. O LV.T, Two Dice Kooras (one with fl replace), furnißhed or unfurci^hsd, with B,nr<l if nqaired.—Apply to Mrs Slaamonds, near York honße, Grey-atree^ , r|it> LET, within five minutes' walk of JL Post-ofllos. Kurnlfh.d Parlour and Bed room. —For Addresß apn y Btab Offlco sio I.ET— Four-roomed Cottage, with I Boullery, In Clarenoaatreet, ) oososby ; gi od garden, and every couvonlesoe ; rent 11s. -Apply W. G. Allot, not door. '}O L VT, in the centre of Grey-street, 1 a Phop and ResMenca; rental ill per w> o'-c ; also, a small Foar-Roomed Cnr-cngo, re.m»i 6i 61 per week.—/. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. '|iO i.ET, a well-iinisned JC our-roomed i. Cottaße. at Norfollr-Btreet, Ponioaby — Apolj to William Kossor, Cjtquect PUoe, far noll. rro LET, Vi:la Residences at Jutland I Road, Conquest Plaoa, Parnell; beautiful view of the harbour.—Apply to William Rosier, Builder. 'I'O LEX, a 7-roomcd House; g*s and I. wattr, eas stove; bath-room.—Apply Mra A. Blaot, < ol'.initwoudwiot, ns&r Primitive Methoilat Chapel. 'SlO LkT, a fchop. suitable for a butcher. I —J. Davics, Iva ra-^abopa Hoad. 'BO LKT, near town, a Farm of 50 acres I (moro if required), with good Dwelling houso, cow-sheds, stables, and • other out buildings.—Apply at Star oflloa. t-0 LKT, in College Koad, a Houso and Phop o( seven rooms; t very convnnl«nce: gas and water laid od.—Apply to J. Esne, Grattan-stteet; 'PO LB.T, a comfortable five • roomed i. Cottage, nontry and out-bouse. In Mary street, Mount Eden.—Apoly next door. /|IO LttT, a Cottage in Hraham-street; 1 three rooms.—Apply W.Blandon.Graham- Btrcct. T"6 LKT. Settlers' Hotel, Wbangarei.— This old established ilrst-oloss Hotol to be let for a torm of years as may bo agreed upon. - For particulars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Messrs Ehrenfried Bros., Queen street. Wharf, Auckland. ' JpO LET, Woodsido Farm {near Mount » Kden),contoinlng 2) aores.i-nb'divldol into six paddooKß, all laid down in mass and well watered. There is a house of olßbt. rooms on the property; nUoath"ee-Btalled stable, buggy honse, and oowphed.—Kor particulars, apply to J. L'ixod, care Mr John Lamb, Qaeen-etreet; or on the proterty. rro BE LEI' OK LiSASED (Victoria * street) for a term of years, Three Largo Well-finished Shops with Dwellings attached; gas and water laid on. Also, Largo Wooden Building, suitable for any manufactory, or would make good stables.—Apply to H. Panington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury'a Building. rgiO LET, in Bradford-street, Parnell, X good Honse of reven rooms; gas, eto ; 90s par week.— w. and J. D'rater, Land Agents, Qneen-streat. f gpo iJUTCHIiIiS.-To Let, Commodious JL Bußlness Protnlseß—Shop. Dwellinß-house, and Stable it required: water laid on.—Apply to H. Aehton at d con. No. 8, New Zealai.d Insur ance Buildings. OFFICK TO LfiT,— Appiy at ii.N.Ua. Ronmn. (jmeon-gtreat BAKEn.'«> PKhiMlSl'S Ti) LET.—An Old Established Bakcty, of 19 years Btand ing.and business promises, situated in Victoria street : oven newly re-built and water laid on. First-class opening. Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nelaon-strcct, corner of Baker-street.



Dividends. rpHE UNION FXKE AND MAKINE INBURANCTC COMPANY OB1 NEW ZffALtND. The Transit r Books oC this Company will be CLOSED from the Ist to 13th DECEMBER in clusive. W. DSVjSNISH MKABE*, General Manager. Chrlstohoreb, 23rd November, 188?. -XT 0 T KNOWN- Jl% Hondrkds of BTH4W LEGHORN, MANIIXA. CHIP, AND D Faiscy Hats, *t MRS BUTTHKWORTH'd, QCEEN-STBEBT. "X Opposite the City Market. ~A"S 4h TO £10,000 USNT on Building to bSW Allotment bought and Housea uull* on weakly payment system. SortSsco and Loins negotiated. Bee lirt of , tor sue on «ttj pojte. ,^ l 5«o««' Slowed on money deposited tot tojOßtaent.- O. WitUAMaou. land. Saute and Financial Aaent and Valuator, 3. Yolo&n haat.



For Sac. fpOR SALE, a Good Cow, near Calving ; very quiet.—Apply to Alfred Ashton, top of Grafton Koad. FOR SALE (a Bargain), The Avenue, Kfiendale-a nloa new Verandah Cottage of I rooms and soullery, reglstar grate, range, Uok, &c. allotmont S3 x no ; a vory desir^b'e littJo nrojjerjy ; tor.na only £20 09Bh, balanot hi weekly payments if desired.— P F. Kvans Kftato A cent Queen-atreet. n>xt Haraia nfflcn. SJ\ O R SAL X.—To Storekeepers and in Others.—For Sale, a Country Store in a rising district. lU-health reason for disposing of same. Small capital only required.—Apply G. Rainey & Co., Soherifs Buildings, Fort street, Auckland. BTORSALB, three beautifully situated V Allotments at Monr,t Hden,—Apply to W. R. Brligman, Drepar, Qqaen-Btreet. 1 /*S WEEKLY.—Mx-roomed House, A\s quite now, for Sale in Ponsonby, on weekly payments.— Apply C. Williamson, Estate Agent, 3, Vulcan Lane.



Q f\ ACRES, 2i miles from Takapuna O\J Lake; frontage to set beaoh, onsnr paaaed yiewi Must be Isold within a week.— Cameron and Sp'cr.Wouse and Estate Agent?, 81, Queen-street, near Wharf Hotel. irtOß SALE.a Sixteen Feet Boat; nearly " new: sails, oars, &c., complete. Price— Only £B.—Apply R. Nairn, Grocer, Parnell. FOR SaLE, Cheap, Three New iron Tanks, cemented inside.—Apply to W. Lara, three doora above STiR Office. SEXTANT— a Superior Instrument, in good working order: also, a Pair of India rubber Sea Boots.—Apply Coupland and Co. Queen-street. BROWN PAPSK WRAPPERS for Bale. Cheap.—Apply at thij office. SPLENDID Lot v Laying Fowls For Sale.—Apply York Houie, Grey-street. rpo SADDLER-I.—Fur sale, a Saddler's I Business in a fine rising district in this Province; a secure trade for a Rood hand. Satißfisctr 17 rotißons for leaving,—Apply XX SO, BMB nffloe. FOR SALtf, a Building to be Removed -Apply at once to I. Phillips, Queea-tt. FpOR IMMEDIAL.W SALE (a, Bargain)", a New 7-roomed House, wood-shed, gcod well, &c; 3 sections, each 33 x 99; situated about 15 minutes' walk from Queen-street. Must bo sold, us the owner is leaving for the South. Price exceedingly low—in fact, no oasonablo offer ref uaed.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-stoeet (next "Herald'office) 576 raW INVESTOR'S.—For Sale, on Fort- X nonby Road, corner of Duke-atreet, s Magnificent Businessi site, Allotment 15 x 107, together with a nice Cottage ot four tiooros and Scullery erected on back end of the allot ment; well built and finished off; good water snpply.-Apply to D. F. Kvanß, Metate Agent, next ''Herald" office. 069 irnoß SALE, .Handsome Villa.Residence If and Grounds, situate at Carlton Gore Road and Seafleld View Road, containing 5 rooms, besides Kitchen, largo servant's (could be divided), bath-room, wash-housa;.fitted with every convenience, Buch as copper, cupboards, &c, &o.; grand corner, nice garden, pretty place— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald" Office. C29_ EfiOß Immediate Sale (cheap), a Fur nished Cottage—A nica Verandah Cot toga of 5 rooms, all Furnished complete, and ready for immediate oconpttion; the furniture Is almost new and in good order. Price for the lot £350. Situate. Newton ltoad.-D. V. Evans, Katate Apont, next"Herald" office. 630_



VILLA SIXES HOR JO BALE. WOODLANDS, NORTH COTE (better known 08 tbe Plocio Grounds)— Six Very Chotoe Build- Ing Allotments, eaoh 6G x 132, quite level, mcst desirable, and near to beach. Price, only £35 eaoh. Terms very uw. aR|Tm Estate Agonti jmOK IMMEDIATE" SAL E GRAND BUSINKBS SITE.—One of the best iln the suburbs. Si'lendid Corner Allotment Moat desirable position, and one rislog (a value dally. Capital opportunity for securing a flrst olaca Business fcltp. Situate—Franklin Knad, neir Ponsonby Road, Terms, i oaeb.—Apply at °nCet°: D. F.BVANS. . 1 Estate Agent. Anoklind. Bjt O it S A JU U. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise eeparately, See Stak Satctbday Soppibment fora few andmoro on application to the uuderalßned. MONKY to LEND, and every facility given toPnrOllaaelD'l,. P. EVANS, ffatnto Agent, Qnoen-street. 77i o it s A Z F". NORTH PHOBE.-Houso of nine rooms, with out-house, on allotment 80 x 200. three minutes' walk from Tiotorla Wbarl, finely situated.— Price, ;tSPO. ' , HOUdtt of 6 rooms and out-nous;*, nleo near Victoria Wharf, Noith Bhoro, on allotment 10 x 200.-Price, £SCO. WKLbHaLEV-STREET.—Houeeof 6 rooms, on allotment da x 100. ALLOTMENTS. PON SONBY.—N ear main road, Bayfleld, Rood bulliliuK allotment, 40 x 109, partly fenced, £1 per foot; »lto. 10 x JCo, 30a per foo'. KLI.EBSL.IK.—Near the Station, 20a per foot. Nt-RTH SHORB'.-Grnnd Bite near Dlßtiiot Sonool, ovorlooklnfc Ringltoto channel. h»r hour, lie, iix liO, fenced on three utdaa—Price, £3 per f < of, SUwNYdIDE K3TATB.—J7s 8d to 253 per jsaVONDALE.—Qoartor-aore eeotlons on Main OLARsNCK-STRKET1, Ponsonby — Allot ments, Wt and 25s cor foor, Vorlons othT Proportion Hous;« to Lot, Sec. Particular* on ap^o^^ Honeo and Katata A^nnt. High at * LLOTMJSJM TS 1 ALLOTME \TS 1 VOU3ANIC SOIL. A RARE CIIANOH FOR WORKING MBN. Mo Agonl'e Fee or .Auctioneer'^ Blow. Tho underalfjned has 23 Cholon Bulldlne tots for sale, sltuatt nt Valley ItOßd, Albert Avenue, ann Leomlnßton R»ad, AJoant Kder, »t pclOfß averaging from U'b per foot; also, two )3f>at four-roaraed Verandah Cottages, 'ornis 20 p*r cent ensb, balance on remain Bt - 7 per cout. fcr 3 or 6 years, or bepßid In weekly Instalments ; interest dlminlehlnK as capital is paid oil. g^ SURM4N, Mobkt kd»s Road. Eos sale by the ujndek- SIGNED, At Lowest Current Kates: Oats I Flour, Wood's and Maize Fleming's Bran I Currants Sharps Tea. In Jib and lib Chan" packets, good value Oatmeal PrcservedMilk Hams and Bacon I &c, &c, &o. Must bo Sold to Close Consignments. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, Queen-street Wharf, A J.LOTMKNTB I AX.LGTMJSJNTS i! NKWTON ROAO—Two Pirst-oluss almost Level Allotments, 33 x (9, £132 each MOUNI' EDEN-3plendid Level Allotmentß (main road frontage), flret-olass Business Hlwj ; acuat tares mlaates1 walk pait Tol MOUNT KDKN—Very desirable Villa Bites about 68 x 130. at from filOO each ONHHUNGA Two Choice Allotments) *3C ouch NORTHCOTK—SeveraI Cboloo Allotments In this delightful locality, from AlO oaoh ANGLKSKA-aTRHRT-iOxISO, for fitOO GKAOE-aTRKKT— Very Choice, at from 45s per foot STUART-STREET-BeauttCul VUla,Slteß,at 503 loot BPWNQ-'3TRH;KT(Ponsonby)-Cbeap Building Bites. 33 x 80. &t £42 each PONSONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)—One nloe Lot, 40 feet frontage, for £80 AUBUKN-STRiSKT (Kyber Pass) — Choice Butldintc Sltea. nicely planted, good well, and many appliances for building, £130 v. F. EVANS, BBTATK ASBNT, QUBKN-STREKT Noxf'H BldOfßca



S L A X Eg, 24,000 Now La-ndins. Ik Locn Flbit, BEST WELSH COUNTESS. PRICE LOW. TKBM3 CASH, Gr. Ruodks, Builder, CUSTOM-HOUSE-3TBBKT. ■ Yiird NoxtDaolc. oooiiß ana Bnoes . mBBMBNDOUB ADVANTAGES ! TO BUYKEH OF BOOTS AND SHOEa Btfore selltaK our Rtook by Auctionj In De cember, it will be offered to the public. at a Priok Nonr oak Compstb with. Opened thia week, about 20 TRUNKS TKRy SUPER OR QUALITY Of Ladles" and CMltJrai,'d Kngliah Boots and Ghoet.f*.UWJto»' Button. Mook Button Kid Rt) Derby and Balton Phoes; 0180 Children s Kldßuttonßoots sod KUstlofld^. Prnnella and House Boots In Ifl«e qu»n«tlee. As an experiment, and moreTeaoeolany to asalst in seWng our otner gooas, tbe above will pwl tlvely be BOLU AT ACTUAL CO3T, Thua nnaorßelUcg the oheapeit hooee In the city. By Manulaoturlnt? and Beillog; our own Boots and dhoea, our Customers and Patrons aeoure the proflt that In other oases U abeorbed by the Bhopkeeper »nd dealer. Besldeß Rusran teelßK our own work of superior make srd Quality (hoping to cell a lame quantity), iv many oaßes Iha price will be even LEBB THAN •WHOLESALE. Plesse Note-Bluohere, 7a 33: Watertights.lU; Spring Siaes, 11b 6d; Derby Shoes, 8s; CanvM Shoes, 6s 6d. A Call and Inspection courteously Invltea, and, as all the stook mußt, and shall be sold, our earliest patrons will Becnre tbe btst eelec tlOD. T. PbOS3SB, TOP OF QUKSN-STREEriOppoalteAnnyana lur * Navy Hotel. - _ ' BAIE COMMBNOBB SiTURDW. UTH ISST



Public .Notices. XT O lT I C~ ¥. Persons in the Northern Island having tele scopes, and desiring to observe the Transit of Venus can obtain accurate time by telegraph by applying to Mr Edwin Smitt), Chief of the American Transit ot Venus Party.at Auckland. Persons in -the Southern Island can obtain time from Colonel Tupman, Chief of the English Party.at Buruham. ALL ACCOUNTS due to F. MANDEE, Timber Merchant, Onehnnfta. must be paid to MrG. SiRLAND, Princes street' on or oof ore the 30th Kofomtier, 1882, or o:her steps will be taken. FBANCH M ANDBH. Onehunga, October 87,1882; THE Undersigned is a • Bnyer of-r- BtSB AND noOR SHARKS (old and new issue) LOAN AND MERCANTILE FISHBK AND COMPANST CORUMANDBL faTICAM ' A. SAUNDBB9. 10, lneucance Building?. St. Mvn go Cafe. CHAS. CANNING Begs respeotfolly to Inform bh Customers and Friends that ha will RE-OPEN bis Establish ment on MONDAY, 27th Instant, with an ENTIRELY NBW SIOOK of FRENCH AND ENGLISH CONFECTIONARY.



IN ANYONE wishes to Back the Ob bekyxr BKa'nit thn Gum it in l'u-morrow's Mutob, they can ha accommodated {torn £5 to £50 by F. DUDEK, flsKalafl Hotel, North Shore. PROPERTY TAX.—The undersigned offers his services in the way of assistance to any who may require it in filling up above returns. Charge nominal.—F. Nutter, Account ant, Fort-street. X C E! I C El ICE! We, the undersigned, beg to intimate that we shall have Ico from the Ist of December, and through the summer months, and will thank our friends and those who wish to avail them selves of this, by their leaving early orders for delivery of same. Yours truly, JOHN GHEY & SONS. A MBRICAN FARM WAGGOHS. A. M AC~k IB Has on hard For Sale more of the Celebrated WHITKWATKR WAGGONS »nd HARNESS TO MATCH. Termtf-to Salt Parehasera. Note the Address— DURHAM-6TBEKT WBST, AiCKtiNP. THE best Bemedy known for Liver Complaints, Constipation, &0., Is' Mar snail's Speoial Tincture ttf Hodophyllnm, price U,—Goodson, London Arcade. /^OMPDLSOBY SALE OF CUTLEIiYJ V/ ——• " ' THOMAS SAMUEL 18 NOW BffiLUNG OFF THE WHOLE OF BIS BTOOK OF CUTLERY, Consisting of— BB3T IVORY TABLE AND DBS3KBT KNIVfiB . LOOKWOOD AND JOHNSON'S BKSr POOKEI' KJSIVB* BIiKCTRO - PLATED FORKB, SPOONB, CRUETS, &O. Large Lot of the above uoods j oat Landed, and must hi Sold at any price, THOMAS SAMCEL, 16, QUKKN-3T. .(opposlto Town Clock).



M UTTON M UTTOK Mutton .Mutton Lfrora X AMB AMB 2/6. jLI Blrom T>EEF EBF 2Jd. X> AT ,;,,.':, E, "WOOD & CO.'S CHKAP3IDE HOUbE, KEWTON. UTOAL FIRE AND MARINS INSUR4.NCK COMPANY Off NKW Z a ALAND. The Bnelaess of the Company will In fntnre be oonduoied In toe Offloes lately ocoupied by Mr Kdwln Blnney. No. 30, Uuaenßtrcet. Fire and Marino Hiaka acoepted at ourrent rates. By order of the Boird. ROBERT DOBBON. x ; general Manager. pOOPER AND ARMITAGE, HATTERS AND GENTLEMEN'S MEBCEBS, 170, QUKKN-STEEBT, . Opposite Thietle Hotel. mo THK BOOT TRADE. W. STEELE, 55, Grey-Btro Boot-closek. Hand and Machine Work of all descriptions. 1 New Elastic put in. KOBINEON'B ■OOYAL T3AKING TJOWDER, In Tins, Jib. is; lib,, 2s. XHS BKBT AND OHE4.PKBT MADE. TRADE MARE. To ba bad ot Grooera aid FrOTlslon Dealers, or the mvfeer, J W. ROBIHSON, OHKMIST AND DRUGGIST.. - Masdkao Road Pabnbtx. '"T^fDlA AND CHINA TEA X WARBHOUSB." PUBE INDIAN TKA IMPORTS, Ex Te Anaa, DIRKOT FROM Tbß "i ALOUTTA TKA rtTNDICATK." 9 Cheats na'joollng Pekoe Bonohong 19 do Caociar do do 20 J-ohests <<o do oo 21 I chaßta Broken Assam 2i i-0h68t3 Caohar Pekoe Bouohong. Samples on spplioatlon. — Ters 8 to the Trade. ■paHDK. -CTjT HITEHKAD, qc Vlototia-street, od> Anokland. ITIBITORS PACING A VISIT OF INSPKOTION TO jj, 0 O X I■ JC O O X Should go along the itreets laid out on the right hand side ot Mount Roakill Bond, and utter walking from 200 to 3CO yards, they will oome upon a PLATEAU ot I/AND, UNrQUAixKD in QaALirr, HIGH ABOVE AtL THK BURBOUNDINB OOUNTKY, AND COMMANDING VIBWS NOT TO BK SURPASSSD IN BBAOT3T. F. G. EWINGTON, ESTATE AGENT, Nuxc Her aw. Drapery p,nd Clothing. EXTRA. Good T"al,uk for Cash AT • J. M.. M 0L ACltuirß 222, O.ffBEK-STBERT. CKA.SP GUOVBS, wonh W. for 8.11 ' 1 Case of Kngllßh-trimrned BONNKTS, worth 19/6, for S/6 1 Casa Ladles' STKAW HATS, worth 3/. for 1/i ! TO DRKSBMAKEJKS- I 0«66 SILK TWIBT (50 yardß), worth 3/, for 16 dozen ALSO, CHEAP— 1 TAPKSTRY OARPBTP, UNOIiKUMS, FLOOHOLTHS, and CHINA UATTINGS,



Personal. . ■ , <■'• THE EDgigement announced in ILe "Observer," between Mr Q—-and J;les Q—, la nntrne ana falao. IF Bob, that met Mrs Brown in Queei - ~ B*r?i>' oo Saturday Dight, will o»Jl at t\ c Flagstaff Hotel, North sthora. he wiil oblige. JBoara ana jcteaiaence. pOMKOKTAEU BOU<DANP V y RESIDENCE for single" Gentlemen; five minutes from Post office; terms very moderate qffiggSeg* D" DaUen' S- C°^ioner, fciUPKBIOR Accomodation for Two KJ Gentlemen Fdends. or Lady and GeotV TYTOODBINK COTTiGtt, 46, Grer ~„ * v'Jr 661- — Vacancies for Gentlemen . wiTwthiVgfs^ comtort' Termg' my RIVATE BOAUD and EESIDENCIS » „ <0J s' DS'e GeaUeoaon or Manied Coup'o vjt aoßeou-sxßaaT, Boabjj xm> Looerwa „; .. ~Soa por Week BrtJSLKltOQtt _..2& ljobv and Found. LOST, last night,.n9artlie Choral BalJ, a Braoelet ot Cjinp.-Fiuder will be re vmrded on retnrnlpg same to this office. LOS 'V bttween the Hospital and Par oelL via Park Rood, a b.ab Silt Ehaw). —The finder will bs rewarded on returning^* to- Maaona Parnell t arteries. rOST, between Poagonby and Newton, J a Lady's Wedding and Keeper Ring.— Finder suitably rewarded on returning game to Mrs A. F. Gebb, Eden-street, Newtoa. lOST, a Lady's Gold King, two tassels ; J 10a reward,-Finder relura same to Mr J. Leek, Drapar. ■- •■ OST, between Kailway Station andtop „ fjot Qneen-Btreet, a Pnrse, eontslnlns twi» Bold Kings and about Ten Pounds in notes and Biiver. Kinder will be rewarded on leaving it atßTAiiOfflcf. ; " 4?pT REWARD.— Stolea tron» my r*nt*-r Stable, on the night of the 15th No vember, a Bay Horse with four white feet. Anyone giving evidence that will lead to con viction of tho thief will reoeive the above reward. Any peraon finding tho horse and bringing him will receive £1 reward.-Jatues Davies, Karangahape Read. Ecclesiastical.



gT. MAKE'?, REMUERit. OPENING OF"TaK~MBW ORGAN. A Sreolal P«rrice will be held ia the aiiove' ' Ohnroh on 'WEDNBSD4.Y next, iho S9th Nov. lnßt,. at 7 p.'n, wben the l»'ow Organ (now fnlly completed) will hi opened. EImHIVH: METBODIST CHURCH, WATER VIEW.-Camp Meeting, Sunday next, November 2G, in Mr Sansom's Paddock. Services- Morning, 10.30; Afternoon, 2.30; Love feast, 6 o'clock. Tenders. TENDERS for Additions to tIieMCNT Hobson B'.ys' Sonrot, (Newmarket) will be reoeivea by the liducntton Board. Wynd hatn-atreet. Auckland. nr.tU noon Of WKDNKB- D»Y. 6th December, 183?. i Plar.s and Specification at tbe Offioe of the Board, nnd on nppicatlon to Mr Talte, Gfcalr. man of School Committee. Newmarket rpo carpenters' Tendara will ba received np to noon on THURSDAY, tbe EOih lnpt.; for 'ha Kreptlon of a Gottagn and Stable at Davouporr. Plans, &c, at onr office". KDWD. MAHONKY & SON. Arohitecte. uorp oration wpnees, niTY 0 F AFCKLAN Dt CLOSBFSiiAW. Notloa Is hereby given that the above By-Law, made on tbe 23rd day ot November, 18s2, by the City Council ot Auckland (under ana in pursu ance ol thn cowers of *'TtioMunicipal Corvora tloca end Public Health tots"), will bscanflmied on THURSDAY, Djcembir the Uth, 188?. P. A. PHILIPS. ■-~.:* Town Cleifc, Town Clerk's Office, Kovorutior 23,1882. • ' "UIIGHT HOURS DEMQNSTKAtToN. " A Meeting of Dolngates of the Eight Hours Demonstration will be held at the Working Men's Club THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7.30. Business of great importance, , ' " H. MIDDLETON, Hon. Secretary. A HUMOROUS LECTURE" on the "Oarrlck Clnb," viih Hiuatratlvo bolco tions from writ ngs of members, will be de- - HreredbyMrNewell PiUUipalntheEOenSoliool- . room TO-NiGBT iFridat), oomoienciog at 8 o'c'ook (mafio at intetva'B). in aid of the Übrs>r Jfqnd. Adaiis ton—i:lXfE.\Cg. . TUB COJRuMANUEti STEAMBJAX COMPANY (LIUITBD), The Annual Meeting of Shareholders will b8 held at the Office of the Comoany, Coromande), ' oa MONDAY, December Ith proximo, at J 3D p.m. Bu-inebs—To receive Dlroctors" Eeoort and ja«.i»nce-atreet; Uleot a Director and Auditor. By order. ■ A. P. H.BWIDJDBY, Manager.



I^HE rfOttTHEKJS BOOT AND SHOE ■1. COMPANY, LIMITED. . ■-.. ThoFlrat Annual Meetlne of Shareholders In - the above named Company ttrM'ba held at tha offloo o( the Company, on WEDNESDAY, CooemiKireih, at 3 p.m. ; ■ « 1 Bebikbeb: To receive tha Kopott of. tha; ■ ldreotora and. Balanoe-3boer, Kleotion ot two Directors In tbe roomof C. J. •, : Stone, fl>q. (who retires bj rotation, bnt'' (8 eligible, »nd offers himself, foe re- , election), and A. Lay burn, Bag. (who retires owirg to pressure "of private" bußlneaa). to float Auditor, and to iranr boc any .other business thai may be brought forward. n la berebr notlflid that William Fcott Wilson. Kaq , la a Candidate for a yaoant Beat on tbe Directorate, having given >ha necessary noiios ot his iatsntion to iffer himself at tho next eleotion. Tbe Transfer Books of the Company wi<l be olosed frotn Wednesday, November 22nd, to Dsoombsc 6th. both dates inclusive. By order of the Directors, THOM4.B HODGSON, Seoretary. 17, Wyndhauvstreet. Auoaiq.,d, November 10th, 188?. * .auctions. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27. ' TO CONIBACrOBE!, BUILDERS, AKD OIHKBS. SLATES! SLATES! SLATES! BEST BANGOK COUJXT£SS SLATES. GABRIEL LEWIS - HAS received iastractions to sell at hu Booms. Lower Quesn-rtreet, on above dato, at 11 o'clock. . ' 15 000 BEBT BiNQOS BIiAT«P, JO rlO In lots to rait purchasers, and delivered in sound condition witbin town boundary. ' TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. TO CHINA & GLASS MERCHANTS, DEALERS, AVI) OTHERS. Cups and Saucers, Hanthorn Granite, Band I and Lino; Roman Painted Toilet Sets, Stone and Other Tea Sets, Dinner Services. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at his a BirS?J nlf'Sfl? a? lto Meßsrs Thornton. Bmlth and Firths Mills), Lower Qaeen-atreet. on tha abova date, at H o'olook, 99 TIKRDKS OF ABOVB WHILL. Kow Landing, ex Coromandel. Terms at Sale. ,^Vj^ii - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ZO, Ai 11 o'Clock. Ex Loch Fleet and Loch Uir, from Lordon. 84PACKAGUS ■ . OF GENEKAL MERCHANDISE. ■ TO be sold by auction, at an earlr date, without reserve, at Metsra Potter & Cos. r Darham-atreet, by theunderstgntd, IRONMONGiRY. CUTI.RRY. QLABB and BARTHKNWAKK. B B US H WA R K°K p. WARE. MUBICAL INSTRUMENT* BOOKS PICrUK«B, BOOTS, IOYB. JaWJsSiEBT OOKFIfCTIONERY. Iron Ssfes. coal \aees B.M. TeaPotp, Travelling Trnnkg, Carriage , Lamps. Ship.' Latniiß, Tower Bo'.tg, Bponireß. ; Poefcet Knives. Hclmars, Knive«, Wrior^ Clocks, Tamblere, Wines. Jnea. Decanters pun, Dishes, l»Itot. e«« aSJ Pots? HaSf B™ll*^, Bpprnif, - Forks. Flower Pota, Wire Hooflp, Aocordions. Concertina), Violins. i Instruction Books. Assorted Picture*. Jet R. ARTHUR, ].! Salesman and Auctioneer. j, 'Continued on fourth Page.) .... '„■'.