THE LONGHURST CON SPIRACY.

(BY TBLKOBAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day. At the Appeal Court to-dsy judgment was given in tfic Adams conspiracy case. Judge Johnston sard the case was one of great im. portance, nnd cime b.'fore the Court under embarrassing circinnstonccs. As the jury found defendants guilty, their Honors were briuud t> assume for the purposes of this case that the cbaige against Longhurst wa3 a false one, and, moreover, that the circnms'anccs proved were suflieient to prove the charge of conspiracy, if! the cii'l had arrived at the li gal age of discretion. The tpeciOcd question reserved f<r the Cuuit of Appeal io deter mine was, whether the learned judge oaght to have directed the acquit til of both de fendant's en tbc ground that the child was in law iucapablc of conspiring as alleged, in the first count of tbc indictment, lie held that it was repulsive to common sense to be lieve tbat tbo child conspired, confederated, and c >mbined with her father to commit the crime, and he was thortfore of opinion on the whole that there was no evidence in corporated in the case reserved which satisfied the requirements of the law re garding the rebuttal of the presumption of innocence which applied to cbildren beween the ages of 7 and 14. He thought the learned Judge ought to have told the jury that there was no such evidence before them as wou'd justify them, according to law, in finding that a prima facie presumption of innocence muse be icbutted, accirdingly the conviction ought t-> be quashed. Judge^ Gillies and Wil liaus were also of opinion that the child was incapable of conspiring, and that the Judge should have directed au acquittal of both prisoners. The conviction was there upon quashed, and this brought the Crown case reserved to a conclusion.

AUSTRALIAN NEWS.

THE AUSTRAL DISASTER.

Evidence at the Inquest.

At (ho inquest on the bodies of the five mci Orowntd ia the foundering of the uteamei Austral, Carl Carlson, a stevedore, said hi was employed as mastor trimmer, and had the contract to trim the coal oa the Austral. On Friday night last he took the steamer YYoonoona alongside the Austral to coal the latter vessel. He had a gaDg ol 38 men employed, 20 of whom were dis^ charging the coal and 18 trimming it on board the Austral. He stayed until a quarter tt twelve o'clock that night, wncu he left Haddon, the foreman, in charge. When he left, the Austral had a sligbt list to port. He s»w the chief officer when he went alongside, and by him was ordered to put the coals in on the starboard side. It was not usual to inform the chief eng'necr when the coals arrived ; did not see the chief engineer. Haddon's duty as fireman was to sec the coals stowed propbrly. If he observed a list in the ship it was his duly to stop coaling, and at once call the engineer of the collier and shift tho vessel round to the other side to rcitorc the ship's balance. Witness did not go into the ship's bunkers that night1. Eighteen men were quite sufficient to trim the coals as fast as they could be put in—baing as many as could fiod room to work, tie put one hundred and twenty tons ou board that night. By the jury :He usually coaled the Oiient boats. Was. not on board the "VVoorojna when sbe coaled the Austral at Circular Quay. He was sent for on that occasion, and came down some time after tho coaling had proceeded. When he arrived he noticed tbat the Austral bad a heavy list to starboard and that she was lying overalmostonberbeam ends. He went on board the Austral, and thence on to the Woonoona. He no.iced one of the ship's lastenings had slipped off the pile to which it had been attached. He entered the ship by the stage amidships. When he got on board the Woonoona he took a good look at the Austral. She was not rest ing on the Woonoona. The aus tral's starboard coal ports were from 18in to 2ft from the water's edg<\ The "\V°O" noona had discharged 230 tons of coal into the Austral at Circular Quay before it was observed that sbc had taken a lia K. He was not positive as to the exact quantity. He went on board the AnstraL after b ing Bent for, at 6 o'clock on Monday morning. They were not then discharging. He did not observe the hatches, nor did be notice any lumpers oa board. He looked at the •ship and became very much afraid, as he (never saw a ship in such a state before. Ho then looked at the coal ports. He called the chief officer aud asked him if anything could be done to get the Ship upright. He told the chi«f officer some thing ought to be done as soon as possible, as no more coal could be taken on board. He also saw the captain, who was on the hurricane deck. It took about five hours on that occasion to put the ship on an even keel, which they did by trimming the coals in the hold fiom the Btai board to the port side. He spoke to his foreman to keep the [hands below, and ai quickly as' possible to trim the ship to get lur upright. Did not ask the captain or chief officer to allow the crew to assi»t his men in righting the ship, nor did they do so. (Captain Murdoch here said when he nctictd tbe ship listing over to the starboard side,, he at once gave orders to stop the coaling, and gave the witne»3 now in the box in structions to trim the coals so as to light tbo ship). On the Friday night on leaving the superintendence he left ordet* with Haddon to look out that the ship was kept upright as much a3 possible. From the previous experience he had of the Austral at < ircular Quay, he should have deemed it prudent to have closed all the ports—the ventilating as well as the coaling ports—at Neutral Bay, and he would then have taken ia the coils over the deck, and not through the port holes. As a f eatnan, he did not consider it safe to leave the Aus tral with her ports open in Neural Bay. He thought her top-heavy. He had com mand of a steamer of 600 tons. He did not consider the shipsafein Neutralßay with all her ports open, as Bhe might bave been struck with a sudden squall which might have thrown her over. Between the time of her leaving Circular Quay and his going uloDgside of her on Friday night, about 1 000 tons had been put on board. This would have a tendency to put the ship down more than She was when leaving the Qujy. Her ports were about 4ft. above the water when she left Circular Quay. He did not think it necessary that all the ports should have been left open, all tbe same time, while the coaling was going on. Every large ship but the Austral that he had coaled had taken in her coals over all from the deck. Was quite positive ihit the Austral after coaling »t. Circular Quay was almost on her beam eod'. (Captain Murdoch taid this was simply aburdas he was able to wa'k along the deck with ease.) The witness explained that when a vessel had a heavy list it was mual to say ahe was " almost on her beam ends." Captain Murdoch : "In what country is such a thing said I" Mr Parkin son here drew atten'ion to the witness h statement that <ha ports were nearly 2ft out of water, which would be impossible if the yes-el was in the daDgerous position de-cribed as "almost on her beam ends. The witness then related at some lenstn the conversation that passed between himself and the chief officer of the Austral, and be tween the foreman of the trimmers and him self respecting the trimming of the coals. In answer to questions put to him by the fore man of the jury, he said there was no sipervision ocr him by a .yooe on board he ship as to where tie coals w.re to be placed. He saw a man on watch whom he & to be the quartermaster of the ship whilst he was along.-ide coaling. By Mr Parkinson :He only seen the chief officer to speak to. He certainly would havo ex perted'Haddon to go at least once every Eour into the bunkers to see that, the coal was properl, trimmed. It was his duty to have done so. Before the. Austral left Ci. cular Quay*he rode st-aight on an even ko 1 He saw nothing wrong about the ship' on the F.iday night to cause him any alarm. 'Had he been present during the coaling, and noticed a list to starboard, he should have: ordered the collier round to the other side, and it was Haddon's duty to have done so. He had expiesa instructions to that tfieet. He con sidered the ship to be perfectly safe when her poits were two feet fiom the water. If that were the result of a list, then I.c could have stopped coaling on that side. b earn was kept up on the Woonoona for the ex press purpose of (alia- her round to tho other side of the a ustrul if n< cestary. Captain Murdoch was then recUeJ, and catered tbe wir,r>e»sbox. His experience of tbe Austral did not lead him to consider that she had too much top hamper. She was built under special survey, and was classed in the highest register at Lloyds. Thamas Henderson, a coal-trimmer, who had been employed assisting in trimming on board tbe Austral, daacribed hoiv the

worK was carried en. When the ship heeled over, he and come of his mates escaped from the bunkers on the portside by getting into a boat. He did not observe any water run ning into the portholes until after he heard a cry of alarm frrom some of the men. The coals were trimmed with dispatch as they were put into tbc ship, 1 here was enough men in tbe amidships bunker and too many in tbe athwart ship bunker. He was in the alter-pocket himself at work but be also went into tbe other bunkers. The coals were sent in so fast that the men in the af:ec bunker could not find room to work. When be left there was only room for two men to work. The bun. ker was marly filled. The witness here expla'ned—this evidence having been read over to him - that what he meant to say was that in the amidships bunker the coals were sent in faster than they could bo trim med. He did not observe any list in the ship until he was called to come out of tbe bunker. He did not notice tbe foreman of the coal trimmers in the bunker at any time that uijjht.

The inquest was then ndjourned until Munday.— Evening Nc^vs, November 18th.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day.

The Cfo *N returns for the month are 336 07,°. The amount crushed was 300 tons of general dirt.

Bright smile.—The total melted return is 151 ozs 10 dwts gold.

CHKISTCtiURCH, this day.

At^the Magistrates Court to-day, Henry Garrett was committed for tiial for burg lariously entering and stealing from the house of E. J. Longman on Jiov 16.

DUNEDIN, this day, PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

George Garrett, fitter in the employ of Reid and Grey, was caught in the ma chinery, and had to have one of bis arms amputated-

CABLES.

SURIOUS RIOTS IN AUSTRIA.

LONDON, November 15,

There have been serious riots at Spalato, the chief seaport of the provinceot Dalmatia. Disputes arose between the Italian and Slavonic residents which culminated in serious disturbances, which were with difficulty suppressed.

PORTUGAL AND THE TOPE,

LONDON, 15th November.

A serious difference has ari«en between tbo Pupal Nuncio at thecouttof Lisbon, and the Portuguese Government, with re spect to the appointment of bishop* in that country, ____^______ -—

AFFAIRS IN EGYPT.

APPOINTMENT OF M. BREDIF.

LONDON, November U,

M. Bredif, the late French Controller- General, has been appoiuted President of the International Commission on the Eyyp tion public debt.

EXPANSES OF THE FnENCH FLKET.

LONDON, 14th November. It is stated that the French Government will be recouped out of the Egyptian Treasury for the expensrs incurred through the Ions; detention of the French fqundron in tbe Bay of Alexandria prior to the bom bardment of the city, the presence of the French ship* being intended tor the protoc tion of the Khedive and the maintenance of his authority. The matter is etill.howercr, involved in some uncertainty.

PRINCE IMPERIAL MINE MANAGER'S REPORT.

The miae manager writes ucder date NoTcmber 27 :—The diive in «o. 2 Sec tion (west) is now in 213 feet from shaft, and uoont 17 feet from Cross boundary. The lead continues to look well, and there is a small break in the present face which promises some good gold. I am starting a cross cat in the sec tion lv order to intersect tho Mariners' reef. The point at which I am starting is about 39ft westward of break, and by driving ICO't due north I expect to cut at the point where the break intersects it. Should the same class of country as we now have continue, a rich deposit ought to be obtained heic. The leading stope in same section it now 25ft past the break and has produced somo good specimens. During the week, leading cold still showing. Third stope in No. 1 section west is forward to the break, and will be pushed on to the point where rich gold was obtained in leading step?. Jlie drive in cis tern section is now advanced about 120 ft. into the hill, the drive on branch leader going into the foot-wall in 12ft. I am anxious to push the main diive on, as the lead will junction with the Mariners' reef about 170 feet ahead, when butta leads can be worked to great advantage. Two hundred weight of specimens were obtained from all quartz during tho week. Sinking operations will be resumed by Thursday next. Specimen crushing finiibcd on Thursday last, for the good yield oE 1620 ozh. retorted gold from 27cwt. atom-, We have now some 2looozs. of httd squeezed amalgam fiom the general (■tuff, and as the out is showing up well, I expect to obtain at least 2,500 ozs.gold from tbe western run. —(Signed) U. t>. Cr.AKK, Manager,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 27, 1887. Bank cf New Zasland—£23 is National naLk-775; buyers. 7SJ Colonial Insnranco-Bujers, 9a Cd N '/j. i.can and Mercantile—Bayers, £3 53 Thmnes Gas- 26s Union Sasb ana Door—Bnyere, £8 159 .auokland Timber—sellere. KJ 10s Bsy ol lel&ndt Co&l Co.- Sallan, £710s - Uaromanrtot ate»m—tiuyors. 16s Fisher and Company—vuyera, lie fid ' Moauataleri- Sailerp, 20s Uaeen or Beauty-21u W; buyers, 209; ssllers, 22s

Hoatbern Cross- Sellers, 23s Deep Level T.lbute—3a 3a to ?s Id; bajors. 3) 2d: Ballew. 3 < lot Marlnor-if. 9d Priuoo Imperial-iln ti 153; buyers, 13a; sel lers. 45j . Saocees-Buyers, H- fid; sellers, 17s JiSSPa Mi;*9MAN, Chairman.

AUCKLAND CRICKETERS.

OAMARU.

[From Our Special Reporter.]

[B1 TBLEGRAPII ]

OAMAKU, this day. The team arrived at Ojrnaru shortly afte noon. The match commenccil'at two b'cloek Buckland took JDufaur's place in the eleven The wicket is not at all a good [one Robinson won the toss and pu Oumara in first. Kuecn and Siimpte went first to the wickets, mid Buck-lam and Arneil bowling maidens from each end They were fo'lowed by Knetn catting Buck land for 2, and Eumpter suicked a coupli from Arnt'il. Bucklund's next over producct tone siDgles, aud alter two more maidem Sumptor drove Arneil for tbrec. Keei opened out at both bowlers and twentj soon appeared with no wickets down With the scoro at 21, sumpter was caugh by Lankhatn offßuckland—l—B—2l. Wall went in, and Robinson replaced Arneil Walls skied, bis fifth ball, and was takei by Kobinson—2—o - 2». Snow filled tin vacancy and was clean bowled bj the uext ball; a shooter fron Buckland—3 —16 —24 Laurie, au ole Aucklander, succeeded him, and therebj each man brought 30 up, and 40 was eoor after registered. Laurie succumbed to t well • pitched ball from Buckland — 4—11—48. McDoDald went in and Buck, land's nMpkbaU scattered his wickets. 5- ( —42, J. KJflington went in and Snow, having brought'^, np, the new man slogged wildly at Buck»ar»i ard lost hia wicket, 6-I—so. Marshall, the eight man, went in for free hitting, and made a short stand. He was then disposed of by RobinaoD, 7-7-63. D. H. Witt did not survive Buckland's over, being clean bowled 8-0-64. Hardy rame to the rescue, but the partnership was short; it was determined ny Buckland, who dispocd of him for three. 9—3-70 G. toillington, the last man, made a good stand, 80 cven'ually appearing. Lankbam relieved tfobin sun, and four were tcored off Ma second over. G. Millirjglon was then bowled by Bucklatd, and the innings o'oaed for SS. Snow carried out his bat for 33. OAMARU 181 INNIPdS. Bampter, o LnnVhara, b huckland _ 8 Kneao, b BuoMsnd.. _ .. ..19 Waliß a and b RoblnaOD- .. ..0 Snow, not out_ .. — .. .. 33 Laurie, b Buckland 11 McDonald, b Buckland 0 MidlingtoD, b Buckland 1 Marshall, b Robinson 7 Hewitt, b TSuckland 3 Hardio, b Buckland 3 G. Mlllington,b Buckland .. ..3 Extras 6 Total 83 HOWLING ANALYSIS. i i 3 »11 Buoklana .. ..117 35 6 8 Arnell .. •• « " 1 0 Koblnfon .... 81 30 7 2 Lankhnui .... 10 5 1 0 ♦

LATEST DESPATCH.

Auckland 45 for One Wicket. The Auckland game stands:—Arniel, bowled, SO ; Bartop, not out, SO ; Teatro, ;aught, 4. One wicket for 45 rune.

THE AUei:LARii --ifIVJfiWJWU BTAK, MOXJDAf. KO\EMBER 21



MrD. G. McDonnell received the follow ing telegram from the Bright Smile man ager this afternoon . " Melted gold, 125^oza. [Signed), James Garvey." A special service will be held on Wed nesday evening in fct Maik's Church, Jremuera, on the occasion of the opening of tho new organ. The Melbourne Fire Brigades are about to build a new station at a cost of £5,000. Here such undertakings are left to the City Council. Harkaway was scratched at 2.30 this afternoon for the Hurdle Kace at the T.J.C. meeting. The children's performance of " Pina fore" on Saturday ii«ht drew another capital house, and the youthful performers received a full and hearty measure of ap plause. The principal are welt upin their respective i6les, and tho whole troupe give evidence.of careful training. The same bill will be presented this eveniDg, and to morrow night as well. Tenders were received to-day by Mr F. H. "White for the erection of a tvo-stoiied nine-roomed house, with verandah and balcony at Parnell, for Mrs Cuthbertson. No 1 tender was lor completion of the buildiop, and No. 2 for part ot the work, as follows :-Wakelin Bros., £550, £504 (with option of carrying out no. 1 during prc gfess of the work); TethwicK and Quin, 1580, £531: A. G. Lee, £625, ;W. P.ice, £647, £577; F. K.'Alderton, £724, _._' Gedye and Calver, £687, £605; J. Thorp, £743, £676. MEDIOAI- PRACTITIONERS will find that in in cipient phthisis, chronic brouunial affections, comclioated asthmatioal complaints, and in most ; cases wheie the breathing powers are oppres sed and onstricted, with corresponding loss of vital energy. &o. Aickin's Syrup ot Eucalyptus with Hypophosplnte of Lime ana Quinine^ is an effective pharamaceutical prepa ration of great value. It has tho effect of Bpeedily stimulating the bronchial mscous membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, Xc, thereby affording groat relief in dis ressing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues Is undoubt edly healing and repnrative. Upon the .gene ral health this medicine is pnvmanently tonic, im parting a vitality beyond tha uormal state of the patient. Theeffeot upon tho breatli'iig powers is quickly apparent, the result being that tho sufferer1 experrnces considerable rcU-*r, ana ljlttmftto recovery.



Draporv and Olotbinff ponso n i yi T. P. 808 SON Is DOW showing INDUS' TRIMMED HATS from 1b lid. All Goods at Queon-etraet Prices. MHLBOURUE HOUBE, PONBOKBT. Gj-KEAT Slaughter IN J)rapkbY. I have to inform you tbat I have purchased some procertv at tho North Shore, ana nm going to RETIRE) from the Drapery and Mll linory business. Patisfactobt — Tho cole, to far, hai ox cowled my most nangnlne eipootationi, and proves that my tiTorta to pleooo my auotomew have cot been fruitless. I shall hold a OiEALUQ Sale ?OR THKEK MONTHS, Affording my ouatomers and tho public an opportunity of BKOOBINO IRiPERY AND MILLINKBT AT PBIOKS UNDER CO3I. After the Bale, tho bhop and Dwelling will ba Let by Tender on Lease. I append tho following Price List as a sralde to my oustomers :-10CO pat™ Kid Gloves <t» all oolours>-2buttons, U: White d-button». 2s 6d; Fanoy a-bnttons to 6 nil at 3a Ori pair, wont ta; oo yardi »U wool Fine Una* Blaok a«rg«, la raid, worth 2»; Bosh Hats, 3d s Long OstUon feathers, IO». worth £1; t-mwrflna Books. 6» to r* at 7fl, worth Is: Bold Tnlmble* 6d. worth 2a : White Marsella Boots, it. worth 6s 6d; white Dross Hhlrt* (fuarantcod linen fronts), (s Si, worth 7s 01. ALL THK STBAW GOODS AEK QUTOS NEW. It Is the FIRST CLEARING 8 KhK, and I am going to give tho jmbllo the benefit ol It. W < |^YRK. GLOVE DEPOT, ViosOiuA-sthkkt. LADIES Silk, satin, and Cashmere Dolman*, eto, all tailor out. aeautifnlly made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remnneratlya prices. —W. Petty, Ladles" Tailor, opposite Army and Naw Howl If\f\ GROSB LADIES' Dress Silk V/ \J Battoos. all <-olour«, 34 »er doi; Llren Slate Body Linlnm. 5t per yard, at W. Byre'a MUllDery Establishment. Vlutorla-fitnwt. tioova and HUoea mKEMENDOUS ADVANTAGES! TO BUIKKH OB1 BOOTS AND SHOES. Before selling our Btootc by Auotlon In Do camber, It wiif ba offared to tbe publlo at a Pwoa Nonb oak Compsm wnn. Opene* this week, about 20 TRUNKS VJSBY SOPEBOU QUJLITT Ot Ladles' and CMlaroi/a Knglish Boots and Shoos, viz.. Ladles' Button, Mook Button, Kid, X.d, Derby and Button Hhoes; »'»o Children 8 Kid Button Boots and Elaulo i-idir. Prnnella and Honfo Boots In lawo quftnitttep. An an experiment, and more especially to assist in selling onr other goods, the above will posi tively be SOLO AT ACTUAL CO3T, Thus nndorsclllog the oheapmt houeo In the city. By Mannfaoturlng and Selling our own Hoots and shoes, onr customer* and Patrons seonre the prcntthat In other ours U absorbed by the shopkeeper and dealer. Besides Rusran teeing our own work ot superior make and qnallty (hoping to Bell a large qaabtltf), ia many oaee« the price will be even LE3B THAN WH&L^BALK. Please Note-Bluobers, 7s 3d: Watertight*, lls; Sprlnu fildea, 11» 6d; Uerby Shoes, 8a; Canvas Bhoes. 6s ea, A O»ll and Inspection courteously Invited, and, bb all the »took most, and Bhiill bo solo, our earliest patrons wIU secure the wst nelec tlon. i T. P KOS3EB, TOP OH" QUK ' (Opposite Army and Navy Hote) Sale Commhwoks StTOßPtir. 11th ikbt T, & H. C O O KF, 44 AND 46, VICTOEIA-STKKE [Faotoby: Elmott-streetP Having completed the arrangement of tbelr New and Kxtenslve Premises, whloh are fitted with ever; appliance for the despatch of Boel nesß Invite tbe attention of Ladlea and Gentle men FURNISHING to theil Large Btook of Drawing and Dining Boom Suites Brnasols. Tapostrr. and Kldder Carpets Iron Bertmo'irtfl. wardrobe*. Drawers Tablßß. Oheftinlera, BK)e-Boards Mattrassßs, PaUlasseß, Pillows Bolslera Toilet Ware In great variety Linoleum. Floorcloth, Matting Hearthrugs, wool Mats, cocoa Mats Chimney and Toilet Glasses Gilt Oornloes and Oqrnioa Polea Verandah. Venetian, and Foller Blinds Cane, Koldloar. and Childrenß' Chairs Hall Tables, Hat Stands, Hall Chairs Klt«hen Tables and Kitchen Chalrß Every Arttole Gnaranteed, and Prioes Reduced to fhe Lowest Amount, consistent with Best Quality In Materials and Workmanship. T. & H. COOKE, Victpbia and Elliott Streets. FOR SALE, Brown-street, Ponsonby.— House of 3 rooms (not quite flnlahed). could be made into 4 rooms easily, allot ment 45 x 103. Price £230.- D. f. K vanu, H Btato Agent Qui^en-fltreet. ne^t "Herald"offlce.jl biiuK ABSOLDTE, SALET-Volcanic .£? Land.—Seven acres with Cottage, Qhedg, &.C., See.: seoaroly fenced and partly planted; situate at Pcnroße fetation; a good corner lot. Price only (£150.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agenty n<xt" Herald," Queen-street, 612



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WAINTBD, two respectaoie youDg men Boarders In a quiet family, whore no others are kept—Mra ooorge Payne, top of Franklin Road, the third house off Ponaonby Road, on tho right hand ai_\e_ WAN'IEO, a Customer tor a Shop in Quean-Birter, doing a gocd business; n-nt moderate; ematl turn for stuck r.rd good will.— Apply Jamea Feaoook, No. 6, G.N.L A. oflloes, WANTED,' a iStroDg Lad to lide out tn ordsra.—K, Heovee, butcher,' Vie tjrla-3trtof. Wf A ■ TUD, a go'jd General Servant; TT no coahiDi?.—Appy Mra W. A. Cromble, Pflncoof Wales Hotel, Hobaon-atreet. WANTED, a Cabinetmaker.—Apply to Wlntea and Hall. 3hor'lan<l-atroßt. WANTED, a uilliata Marker — Govir nor Browne Hotel. WANTED, a Youth with some know ledge of Fronoh pollehlr g; good wa<os to a good, steady lad.—A poly Mills &Co , tfurnl ture Kaotory Vlotorla and Coburg-atreeia. \»7 ANTED7I2 Pic'iTond Shovel Men.— '* Apply on the woiks, Ficton-Bti oat, on Tuo-day morning, ijHthlnat. W~ ANTED, a respeotablo Lad about 13 or »,-apply at Mr O. ■Williamson's, oorner Valoaa Lane and Queen street ANTED, two strong Youths, 10 or 18 years of ago.—Apply to H. \Vait«, Tinsmith, High-street (next City Counoil Cham bsrs); WAf^TBD, Ten Shipwrights.— * pply to David Gouk, Custom House-street West. ; ANTED, a Strong Errand f oy, one , acoustomed tn putting up ahutterß.— Dunne. Hall un.i Co., Queet-.jireßt. WANTED, "a"few smart Lads over H yeai Bot ago; gooa we gee - Apply Qloi hlll'a Cordial yactory, Wgllcalw-atreet. ANTED, a thorough General Servant that undflritandn wsshlns and cooking. -Mra Lionel Phillip!', Collego Hill. \*7 ANTED, a good General Servant for yy the oountry; wages, JQi per wo«k.- Apply to It. MurltD, BrloSlayerh' Arms Hotel, Cbqpel-street. ANTED, a general Servant; one that can milk.-Apply Sirs Bock, Mount Albert; ANTED, a Gabcral Servant.—Apply to *Jre T. Kuldle. Te Kopua, Hepburn etrrot _— — • »/■ ANTED, a soneral Servant —Apply Vt to Mrs Tilly, Beach Road, Hcmuora. References required; %%rANTED, respectable Girl as general » t servant enwU Umtly, no young ontldren, crood w»Ktv.—Applr atonoa Mis I. Levy, 211, Qaeen-gtrtet- . \\l AinTED immediately, on Eieht-liorfc »t Engine.—Addreas, staling prico and full particulars, Box 185. P.O. \\ ANTED, a respectable Youth to *» milk, gardon, nnd make himself gene rally useful. Refcrcnco required.—Apply to Major George. Epsom. WA&TE9, a tidy Girl about 15 to asslit lnhoUßowort.—Mrs. MoQaUHan, Drosßmaker, Franklin Ho&d, opposuo Q&bo meter. . ANTED, a General >oivant; refer once lodl.pansable; nurstmsld >opt.— Ap-ly to Mra Bourne, Orakel Road, Homner*. A .vTED, "General Kcrvonts ; Rood wages Rlvnn; »Ibo Improvers and Ap prnntiona lo thfl DnnßinaUJni/.—Apply at Mrs »ck'« Heglstry Oftlco. Mount Eilen Koafl. WTAN'tED, en active lad as Appnn- Yt tioototho Drapery.—W. Vallo onJ r?o ANTED, a respectable Young Person sfl I.aJy Help, where two or u<raa sor ran>B a™ kepr. Quod wages.—Add rots ID, QjDoral Pnttoffljo. JnokUnd. WA^T^JD, Single Man accustomed to oil b!_dn ot #»»«. —..h,. , ..,»..„..... employment.—Metoalfon>d Hill. TmrANf El>, a Copy of the'l'rovincial VV Acts, No. 29, IST3-J.-Apply H. & R., Star Ofllco. "^)^/•A^T^D, immediately, Three H.X ---VI Derlenoed Ureasmnkora. — Milne and Choyoa. Qqeen-Btrojt. \jk/ ANTED Tenders for about 20 chains V» ot Stono Fenolog at the l amp Vt-vcn, Qtahnliu.—Anp'y to V. Stewart. \j_! ANT ED, Two Strong Boys for . T Smlth'a Saop.—Conslns and Atktn. Y\7 ANTED, a Man and Wife (without Vt family) for tho Thr»o Kings Farmlug Institute—the Man to take oharge ot farm, stcok, a»d g»raen; the Wife for household work.- APily R Arthur. Auctioneer. "tyr ANTED, EmploymeDt by a »tca>ly V> young M*o, either as carter or to work in a Btoro.-Addrnw EW, Gocd Hope Dlnlig roome;__ \T7 ANT ED to Lease or Buy, a 200 or * » 100-acro Titi Bush; immcdinlo vicinity to wator or railway indispensable.—Hannaford s Agcnoy, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, by a Lady, an Engagement as Ud/ tielp orhouaek ot" r or Any liitht employmoDt; imall silary not oVjjctod to whoro the work U lighr.-Apply to WO, Star Offlce. VX7 a NT t!D, Purchasers for crain—Appiy W Capt)i.in Cook Brewery, Newmarket. ANTED KM/VV.M— That J. tawler la French Polisher to. the Trade.-Ad dress Edwln-Btroet, Newton. WANTED KNOWN — That A. W. Maoß, Welloaloy • street Kast. has Opened a second >hop for Clo:hing and Goatle men'a Ontfliting, 2 doors from (Juwn-street. XXj ANTED, respectable Lad, about" 16, « V (or a fjentloinau'd refcidenoa nour town. —Apply fTiHOfflcn. \\, ANTED KNOWN -Money ad- V» vanced on Personal and Collatcra' Se curity, repayable hy wockly instalments. Bills Discounted.—Rao'a Now Zoalond Pawn Onicc, Dj> rby-atrect. • VV ANTKD &N '/ W N — Watches * Cleaned from is Cd; Watch Glasses, Cd; Watch Keys, 3d: Gliding, from Od. All work guaranteed.—J. Bailey & Co., Upper Groy street. \\r ANTED, Situation by a thofou«h » praotloil QaJdener; 23 years' colonial experience. — Addioes "Usrdener," Browii's Qroce-y and Provision Store, Ponaonby. XNTfitJ, farents atid Guardians to know that wn have * vfry 1 a^ge dtocß Ot BoTh and Youth*' Clothing, which we are clearing oat at 25 per com. utder cost.—'. Phil lp>. Queen ftreor. W ANTKD, to Hiie Upht Hoieo>and Trap every Saturday aftor 2 p.m. for about S hours. Terms must be moderate.—Ad dress E.W., Stab Office. WANTE ■, Tenders tor OariDg at Paeora. near HeleoHVlllc.—Apply to W. Philllppg and 3 m. 0a and 97. Qneon-Ktiear. WANTED, KveryoDe to kcow that our , terras are to Uooral that lhey need not lo e!s«whera and p-y higher prices for credit.— I, Ph'lllps, Tailor, CJi v oo a atreet. I \JL/ ANTED.—A good chance for a work- V T log man three huudre-1 pounds (£300) to Buy Half-ahsrn In a, Manntaoturine; Burinecs, j with good iraohlnory, eitu^ted in tho oottre oi tha town; prlnclotla only dealt with.—Aduross X YZ, offloe of this pacer, WANTED, Mamma, rapa, tiranama, Grandpa, Minnio, 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. WAINTBD, everyone iv want of Cash to call on their uncle—London Loan Office, under Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. | ANTED KNOWN—Money ad vanced on personal security, repayable byweokly or monthly instalments, or in any ■way to suit borrowora.—Hart'a London Loan, undor Theatre Royal, Victoria street. ANTED-The Customers of Munro and Milllgan to lenovr that they are now prepared with a full nnd choice assortment of Tweeds and Drapery Hoods in all doptrtmtinta tor the coming season. \\7ANTE , Young Man in a quiet V v family, five mionceb' walk from Qoeen street; bath, with uso ot ilttlf g-room, ICa.— Apply for qddreaa at Bt«r Offlne. Aft,' ANTED KNOWN—That John Ti McNeill, Baker. Newmarket, has Re moved to his New Premises, opposite tho Reinuera Road. WANTED KNOWA— Important to Proprietors of Hotels ReaiuiirMiru, and Heads ot Families-that Ltwli and MoKenzlo, 37, Queen-street Wharf, a*e prepared to supply Urococles, Froduco and General Provisions. HhlpplnK BUpulledi l untnmera waited on for orders, and goods delivered free ot charge. ■sarANTED KNOWN"to" Ladies~ot "~ Auckland and District, especially to Milliners and Dreaamakors, that Mrs W. M. Tench is prepared to Teach only a limited num ber of Ladies the Art of Feather Dressing.—For torms, &c, apply Mrs W. M. Tench, Feather D'csscr, opposite Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobson atreet. __^ WANTHD KNOWN-Mrs Hadley has an ntFoitmunt of Plnatorca, Aprons, , Undorolothlng. Hats. Honneta trioimei).— Hobson-street (oppoalte Prinoa Arthur Hotel.) AKTED"khUVV^"—Workiag Men osn Save their Monay by calUng at ths GoTernor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Moalg 8d; Board and JUiScloi? J6a per woek.—Note ■ tlio iiddreaa i Nearly onposltß tho ■Wattamota and oloso totbo Dock, Lower Albsri-strset.—B. Murdoch, wrletor.



1 Wanted. WAITED, Wm. Hendley to call oi me te-niaht abont starting lo tt> oOnntry by first traia to-mocrow.—F. G. Kwii g : ton. %»/ ANXftD KJNU v> N — 'Jhat Instal v v men's upon Sewli g Maohines mußt bi paid promptly. Juat reoeived—Lampa, AlarncF Tyro uuboer, &c, for Btoyolea.—W. C. uennes Uneenaireet. \A/ ANTED the Public to Know, that i 1 vl * am in constant receipt of shipments o Canterbury Hams and Bacon of tho best brands Cheeso, Flour, Bran, Wheat, Oats, Maize, &c. i &c.; also New Potatoes, at lowest marko prices.—3?rank Tsrine, Custom-house-street East \JkJ A JN T X D X » «VT X- Vy Hundbkds or Siriw. Lkohorv, Manilla Chip, and F«'cn Hats, at MRS BUTr«j*WOKTH'd, JBillinor, Qukks-btweet, o^potlte Hie City Market. ■ WANTUJJ, the Inhabitants of Auckland to Patronlso tho Noted Prince Arthm Hotel, and its Sf ARKbING ALE--. On tho Bai Counter and Public Rooms taste ltd 3AUS A.GH ROLLS. PORK PIUS, aid other little Delica cies, uui piled Gratis. WBDDING BRKAKFABTS ARRANGKDAT THK SHORTEST IVOTIC*.' PICNIO P.< RTWS' HaMP JtR3 nlooiy arranpiecl from I'en Shillings and upwards. HUBERT OBAM, _^_ / fBOI"MiTOu' yy ANT IS D X is"V> W r>, GIVING U? THE "mTjTwNKUY BUsISKJS to make mcM vr>n CHRISTMAS ST-.'CK MEN'S C\OIH IN G. 2000 Laiiics' Hats at half-price 20 Boxes Flowers at half price 2£o Feathers and Tips at half-prloe IRIMMINGB 0F ALL DKSORIPTIONS AT LBaa THAN COST. N.B.—Must be Cleared by 9th Decembor. BR*NNAN'S CHKAP DRAPERY WARBIIOU3K. Toot ot Viotoria-street. : WANTED— AVDiited; to Soil Cneap, 6 Barrels Cutrmtp, only 11 and 6d lb; Ijomon Heel, 18 Id lb; good Tea, le 8d lb, 2 lbs for 8s; Salad Oil, Bd ; Castor Oil, 6d; Boxes of Tea. only Ma 6i; Colmaa'a Htarob, i\i lb by the I'acket: OhrisMnas Cards. 11 and 6d; Platod Cruota, i bottles, 5a Gd; Cheap Cruet-, le 3d; Large Glass Wator Jugs, 2a; Ensraved Glasa Jobs, 0.1 oach. S for 2j ; Ula»a Csndlestiokp, 64, % for 10d; Water Bottlqs iind Cups, ony 6d t 2 WiDexl»Bßei only 3d and 14; Olaea lutn hlern, 3d and Gd A few 'loa Hete, Wup, greeu. Una red, SDs set; China CanCiebU^ks I'd aDd U 6d; China «eh>, 3 R"!d 11ns, 12 lirgo Cupi onil paucorc, 12 Inrgo Plato-, 2 Bread tlitep,2 Ditties, G Ngf? 1 sanffln Dlah, 1 Milk Jiik-. 1 Uaeon wl'h Cover, only £2; lot of obeap lo>b, U *o;b, 3 f)r 2<s: Cups a>.,d Sauoerß. 1j Gddczfin. «>.maU Cupa aid '^aujers, only 3d enob, 2b 91 <3ozen; B»ious, 5 lor lo; Jans2iflilaud3)od:! ct .ir«B«Hutioii»,lli(lnzer, isperdrO'S: BlaokHrald, 3\ sards for 9d; Moaa taohe Cups acd taucerols 6d ned 2s; Hail raps, 01; lergrt doMlee of pood Blacklisr, 0i- 6mall, 3d 5 tor 18 ; Upscm S.l'e 3 psrkete lo ;50 erosa or Ponholdore at 1- 6<l g Ois or 2 aross tot 2j Bd ; Fena inn Rroae; Box Knvilopen,adpnokot; Ao oo'dlans, from Its to 163; L tchford's Ifurnlinio Polish, fl.l unrt Si br.tile; i »ke Basttetc, la 3d to 2b 6d ; Tort Tli.b. 9 for Is: Grid Irons, la and la 3i; Toy Watches with Chains, o^ly 61; largo Tealroya ot.ly Is Gd ; Cbini Eire Curp, 2d each; small Vanop, 3d oalr; "lasa ribn-dea with blowers, only s<, 2 for 9a; China Toilet Sets oi 7 nlooes, only 6a 6c), with 2 CaEdJe'tlols 7a 6<J. - H. WATT. Pitt'3T66r. WAN'TO !( MJ W«, THAT QARKETT BROS., Finding their Premises too Small for conducting their business as Tanners and Boot Manu facturers, have decided on GIVING DP TBE BOOT BUSINESS, and devoting tho wholo of their timo to TANNING AND FELLMONGERY, &c. They aro determined to SELL THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOE?, Valued at £10,000, ijp pER pENT. T ESS rpiIAN QOST, So as to ensuro A SPEEDY CLEARANCE. N.B, — GItEAT IIEDUC lOXS MADE TO SIOIUKEEPEKS. £»" PoSttIVKI.Y TtlK BALAKCB OK OUU STOCK vr Hoots and Shoes, &c, will bk SOLD BY PUUJjlcTruuriunr- G A R R E X T B It O S, WAKKMEI-P-STRBET, > tJCKLAMP. Y\T AMT E D KHO WN, At BKIGHTON HOUSE, LADIKS' LKATHffiR BAGS J. EENUV-Lti Has cleared, a stoolr, and will offer them at Ss G I, in Bd, 53 6d; ye y largo cizj, 6j 6^. FEATHERS. A Lot of Real Ostrloh from 2i 61*0 21s. B0T8" HOIIA'D CUT 3. 33 111? YOtTBB' DO, li 6d; MB^'B do U 111; Imita^i .k Silk dj, Is Od, BLACK EGYPTIAN CLOTPS, Suitable for «inim«f. mourni g or other wear. Is 2d and Is 6d. ForCnrtunsN'sWiiiTK Patissas. Pwatork6, Dbessbb. Thimmid Hats and B.NiHrs, TRY BRIGHTON HOUSE, panics to suit everybody. A few pifios ot HorrooVa'd B 'on* Cbth stl'l unsold, at In Udder ~ d wld»; >Uark Cashmore Oupos. I'icoly trimmed, from 8i 6d; » Che»P Lot of Coatume Cloths from 4} i; Cbcoic Glass Cloths from 3}d ytf. Ladies need not tronblo to give orders for MlUlnory at BRIGHTON HOIBK -ihoy oan rult themfclvo* ia any vrlc or style, bi we KKtP » IiVUG* AS-<ORTM«NI'to lIIOOSK FHOM. Prices—From 3s Gd to 425. , MOUItNINO MILLINERY AT A FK\Y HODKS1 NOTICE. J. RENDELI/, 180 AND 182, TOP OF GREY-STREET. INSTITUTE FOR THE DIfAF-.vMD. DUJIB, SUMNKI'. Krtuoatlon department, Welllnston, 20th > ovombcr, IPS 2. ApplloM lodb (or appointment to the offloe ot Asaistant-Mtster ia this inailtuto will be re oei'ed at this 0111-n uo to the 3lat Dooomhat nex'. The snlary *t fltat will bo ci.her £110 with board. &c.. or J5150 without board, a pplloailons must be accompanied With testimonials, aid particulars as to ago, etc No previous training f.. tho mothofl o' lnßtruotloa here a-optod U required, a te«oher holdiug a Certificate of Claaa I) from the E Juottton Uepsrimenc would bo preferred- 'i'ho pcrsoo nppulntod will bo re qaired' to ectcr on hlu o utiea about tbe end of JaDUliry- WM. I»B. HAHIIN'. Inapector-Genorol of fco»ooT8. ~r~6 PAlNTEUs.—Wanted one or two ? good Bruth Hanflß, —V, N. Horalty, Builder, O'"eli street. Pontonby, or at job. Hepburn-atrcet '"a^O CAKFEjNTEIiS.— WaDtea, 4 Good 1 8 Hasds for Lake Church, Noita Shore.— Cbaa. Broolf. FKJN CEli^1. — Employment lor a Man experienced in erecting a fonce of post and rails and fencing wire.—S. Brown, Carter, Sea ficld Road and Park RoacL HOLES ALE BOOT TRADE.— Boys wanted in ovory department; ot -1 portnnity to learn a good paying trace,—Me- Arthni's ffaotory. OTTLES— Whisky, Braady, Vicnegar, and Chsmpoeno MOtes wanted in auy ! quantity.—Johnßon. Ycrk-street, Parnell, Sporting. Champion IiACE. TORtUUNjT MiCLBOTTKNB, JANUARY IST, 1883. 59 NOMINATIONS. 59 3100 Members at 10a Eicu. First _ _ J3103 Second.- 200 Third 103 Other 51] divided _ 800 £1530 Win Ciosk 2Jth Dboemiimi. Chequea will not ba accepted. It bolng impossible in Man? en tertainmonrs «o obt.i n payment previous to result being out'iinod of ConiulUtion: therefore, in futnro AU will decline lhem. Please send-Post Office Orrti ra. Beglaiere^l letters, or Bank Notes; but P.O. Orders preferred. Payable to ADA MANTUA, U&ra of Mr. Abraham, llox Sol, P.O. Dukbdis. N 8.-Dr nidij? Cup will open Ht January. 188) OLD MEN can never be made Intt yonnp, but D. S. Chambers repairs ole Sewing Machines almost equal to new.



For Ba c. n AND i'AKM, i- FOR SALE, Half-Share in Two Paying Flax Mills (in full work) at Tuakau, closo to Railwaj I. Station. Also, Choice Farm, 26 acres, and Dwelling, near Tuakau, and immediately && ° joining tho Harrisvillo School.-For price and J1 terms apply to F. J. Moss & Co., Land and • Estate Agents, Auckland. 1 B| OK S ALB (Newton Road), a Furnished r A- CoLtag? of 5 rooms, gas ana water1 laid In, , every convenience—D. V. Evann. Efltato Atsent, 1 yaoenßtreet. nest "Horald" OIUco. _ it and ■■• R Handsome Villi Rcsidtinoo ot 8 rooms. _ bath-room, wash-hoise, &0., about one acre ground laid out in Rirdon and oroaard, a largo „ number ot frutt trees In lull bsarlnjf, flclight'ul situation (ovarlcol'.ina Hobsoa's nayl. For absqlQta Silo, as owner ia leavina tjr the Houtb. —n. IF. H.va™, Ebtata AKent, Queen-itreer, next . "Herald^ Office. i gJUHi SA.LE (a Uargain), xne Avenue, _ n Kdeadalo-onloti ebw Vtrandsh Cottago ofdrooroaand scullery, register K'utr, rante, f tunlr, &c. allotment S3 xVM ; a vary deßirabiu E little properjy ; terjib only £20 o»h, b-ihuico hy weekly payments if desired.— !) F. Evaua Kctate Apeot Queen.atreet n^xt Herald offloe. rg\O INVKbTOKS AJND OTHJihS. ---" For Sale, Valuable City Property; Grand " Business Sitos ;in most central position. House hold Allotments about 28 by 109 ; ground rent low; situated in Elliott-street. A first-class investment. Also at Penrose, a valuable little I lot of 7 acres within a few yards of Railway Station. Grand corner for an Hotel or Business Site, being situate on Great South Road. This opportunity to Bccuro valuable sites should bo embraced at once. - Full particulars from D. F. KVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next Herald (613.) 4 LLOTjMBK i S I AlLUXMfill's | | 5 _CTI NhiWTON ROAD-Two First-olaos almost Level Aliotinontß, 33 x 19, £132 each MOON I 1 KDilitf-riDUmdid Level Allotments , {main road froniaKo), first-class Business HUoi; aojat thrert inlancaa'walk p»ic 'J'ol bar MOUNT BOWN—Vory desirable Villa Bltoa about Cli x ISO, at from filOO each ONkHUNGA Two Choioo Allotment^; «30 eaoh f NORTHOOTE-Several Cholca Allotmento In this delightful locnlity, from £(0 onuh ANQLBaBA-STBICKT-(U)xl30, for £100 QRAOE-STRBttr—Vary Choice, at from 45s per foot STI IAUT-STREET-EeaUtltul VUla,Sltes,at 50a foot BPHINQ-OTRBET (Ponsonby)-Choap Building Sited. 33 x 99, at £42 eaoh ' PONSONBY KOAD (Ba»floW)-One nice Lot, ' 40 feet frontage, for £00 ; AUUURN-3TRMT (Kyber Pass) - Choioe i Bulldins Sitos, nicely planted, good well, t and niuay appliances for bailaing, £130 V. V. EVANS, KBTATK ASK-NT, QUSKK-BTRKKT Next Herald Offlca. Bji O X SALE, F ALLOTMENTS. S' OKKS'S POINT (Main Road)-« x 231. £14. A.VO S UAi E-J Boro (oppoaite School). £90. CO/.LKGJi KOAD-Allotment 33 I 100, m par foot NOHTH snoaK-FJuiKßtaff Eoal, 103 x 140. £3LO. BJjI.ItH3J.IB (oIOSO to Rtnt!on)-66 X l6O, £1 per toot. Kiwy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to milt purchasers, Labour Bxohanße nnd Kptata A(?enoy, High-street.—A. T. Catter, Manaaer. /» LLOTMEINTS 1 ALLOTMEsTS 1 VOLCANIC SOID. A RARK CHA'STOK FOR WOKKING MEN. No Agoni'd Fee or /. notionecr's Blew. Tho nnderaißned has 23 Cholcn Bulldlnß I ots for sale, situatt at Vall»y Road, Albert Avonuo. and Lenmlnßton Itoad, Mount Kdec, *t prices aveiaglug from Wa per foot; also, trfu Unat fourroomod Verandah Cottasce, lorma. 20 per cent oaah, balance oin remain ht 7 per cent, to 3 nr 6 j ears, or be paid in weekly lnstalmenta; intere.t dloiinlihinß oa capital is paid off. S. SURMAN, MOBNT HDVN BOAD. FOR SALE BY THE UINDER SIGNED, At Lowest Current Rates : Oate | Flour, Wood's nnd Maize Fleming's Bran I Currants Sharps I Tea. in Sib and lib Chaff packets, good value Oatmeal I Prcsorved Milk Hams and Bacon | &c, &c, &o. Must bo Sold to Closo Consignments. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, Queen-street Wharf, I^Ott KALi'.-~OAVEN JJISH AND J. 1 AROMATIC TOBACCOS. 41 bDXt's "R. 9." Navy s's, go 7to lb, eooh 2 lib a „ "O.V"N4v-j5-a „ ~ »ilbs. 30 ~ •■ I'remier" G'a „ „ 42ibs. TfftKDK. ■«X7-iUTdiiK(iD, TKA AND TOBVCCO IMPORTFtt. O^ VICrjIUA-BTdBET. Goodson's Arcade G 00. ■DS on ?S; T»JEW- /^OO^^I TSKW pOODSM riu.w vioudsi Bffiw vjoujjsii Are now bolng Unpaobed and D'tplayed at (JoorsoN's I^.ONUON A.RUADE. Tho BPEOIALITIEJ this week are WATCHK-", JKWKLLISRV, Kl-KCIRO- PliiTß, iVtHXtCAN SILVERINE, fl-ANi, B'JuKS, fie, Ot which an inscootion ia oordlally solicited, t&o alrof-dy spaolous window ao^ommortntlon bolr.R quite inadequate to convey an idea of tae attraottoas tj be eeen within, "\^T A T O H E S ITMOM£ITO£IO. IN GOLD, AIjUJMINUM, BILVBR, & NICKEL (Gaaranteoi Tlmekeopers). Tha WArKSBURY WATCH ia a g'eat attrnctlon tn youths, oapable of bsingtakou to pleoes ut ploaauro. and, by unuiborosl piii'le, put together agai». Piio?, 25a Keylese. In JaWELL^RY. SOT,!) and BILVKR (Halt m»rked) CHAINS. KINGS with predoui stones, WJCDDINQ Xl N. S and KE KP X Rd. 9 and 18 carat: a beau- Hful snleotlon ot BUH'CS Brt<lOCH»S. KAR UR'JPS, N>»CKLKI'B, LjCKKTS. UKaC*- LE I'a in Gold and silvur (guaranteed), at prlcea lh»t wIU ostoniah Lsdlea »nd nentlomen. The fashionable bllvor Banglo MNG i, pkin and ohaeed, with Stones Set. Mr \JOOD3ON i Has dlrooiod nieolal attention during hla Wiifc- ' 1 llsh visit to the vrocu'iiiK of tonic of the bast I and really good SlJBaiiTUTKrt for Gold and Silver, so as to place within the reaoh ot all au article equal in appearance cud woikmanehlp to the Finest Golo, »nd with cara caually dnrablo. GOLD-o.* SB D Jewellery by this pro cous. I bars of eolid 11 carat god are soldered od each Bide rfa tough motal ot tho same colour; the whole Is then rotlod to the r;qoirefl thlok nem), and to eauh ortlolo praiiicja by thij pru co.'b coatains a good mrfaco of pure gold—a upeciaiL-n ot tha mode ot Odsing may bo Eeen at theAROAD*. Abyssinian G"oid Will, In its appearance, defy detection from SieDUg Qulil, end hua gained immatiao f*vjur in the AnglUh Marltot, ia obtaiuab'.o iv ovory ariiclo in which gvld may bo proonred ut moot reasonable pi iocs, Inoludlng the roistered X X V nndaßOlw (-Efd. OltlDE Oui.l). every artlo'e boarliiK a stamp of tho namn—tho Manufac turer having dUcovoroil an al'oy In itaelt. tho nli adi< of Coloured (told, bo that perisanenuo ol oolour may be rolied upor. . Fibe Gilt Jewellery, ■ In Chains, Looketf, &i\, ia moat durable; also in Pencils, Thimbie?, &o. ALLKOTUO-PLiTPD V.7OOUS. Fish and Dessert Knives and Foris in hand soneoaß»9 (well suited for prevnts). Flowor st4ndß, labatands, Toa and CoffVo Seta, &0,, (80. Mexican Silvesike, The most perteot sabatltnte for real Rilver yet introduced, being a pare white metal, ro plate on it, and wana'itei not to change oolour or oorrodc. Eioh article b»ars tho stamp vt its nime and inltlallpd C.W G. Teaspoons, 6a : DesaertenooEß and Forks, 15s; Tablespoons ao& Forns, 18d per dozen. Mr G xvJson haß tho sole right ot sale throußhont New Zealand. A splendid as3ortmont of FAN 3, purohased under oxcptionally favourable oironmstanoee, and off >red at ridiculously Low Prioes. BOOKS »t the nearest approach to English Prices obtainable in Auckland. BTATIOBE ■iV at ErgllEh Price?. We h&vo rot 109 cased of Goods to unpack, with ooi.tlnuadacces.-ionstotne present arrivals hy further shipments to follow that our cus tomers may rely upon. New /^oors! faEw ew Vtoodsi Itew vrooDsi The ordinary Stoolc h»f itiß bean rednoeil one-half duiing the Month of Fpaclal Hals, we havo amplo cooin for displaying -ftTEW pOODP. ±$EW VXOOO6. tjijlbk Motto : «' Smill Proflto Bnil Quick Ketnin'," at Gtoodson'S London A.kcade, ! QUf JIN & VIOIOKU-iTRKKTe, Q-OODSON'sIjnNDON AkCA.DE, ° OWENSTHEEr, THAMES. liokdon Opfiob: 58, St. MAax'a ixa,



To Let. ■ rr-0 LET, Graftoa JKoad, a Five-roomed a Bens:, fitted with gas gas stove, sec - other conveniences —S, Y. Collins, oornßr ol \ mon^s al>d Weilssiey streets. - fJpO LIST, two Kooms with use of fire- I JL place, suitnhlo for single men In UpFO! I Qneßr.-stre«t -Ecquire at the York Hotel. ■ 'I 0 LET, Grazing, either for cattle or I ? .horses. — Apply to G. Rollett, Mount , Roskill Road Store. 1 rmO LliT, 5-roomed Cottage, n Prospect- B- Etraet, Ponsonby ; a!eo i roomed Cottage . with soullery, In Clarence strtes-Apply W,«. , Allen, Clarence-street. I t jT.O LET, a 2-roomed Cottige at Mount * Albert; good well.-Apply Mr Gilmore, next Wealeyon Cbnpsl. Mount Albert. HpO lET, in Edwin-street, Newton, a 6- B Roomed House and Workshop.—Apply to John Rosser, Duke-street. r jpO; LEr,~T New" Verandah Houeo of 3 four larjjo rocnia and scullery, In Brlshton ) Pond, Paruell; rent moderate.-Apiily Star offloe. . rglO LET, a Four-roomed House, newly s papered and painted, with largo wash house and store-room.—Apply to J. Peacock, G.N.L.A. Office, Quoen-street. TO LXX, a New Cottage oi i rooms and saulloty, situated in Sp.ingßiraet. o Bng'aad-etrcet, Fcrsuuby,—A^ply to Mrs Slao fer^'eat Qoeon-Btreot. ffO LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms.— 5 Apply Mr Hughes, Grocer, Wellington street; rgtO LET, a well-finished Four-roomed 1 Cottage, at Norfolk street, Pomoaby.— Apblj to William Koasor, Cji quest Pljoc-, far cell. moTET, a New Six-roomed CottagtTat 1 iiorthooce.—.Auply to lira Llad, l<crth cote. •"I'iO LEI', a convenient 5-roomed House * (nowi, on Col'oaw Road, rent 15?.—Apply Mr Nightiona'.o, College Road. rsnO LET, a comfortable Six-roomed Cot a. tajo: alao. a Two-roomed Cottane.—H. J. Rlordar, Ne'son-Btreet, uear Cook-street. TO LET, a Three-roomed < ottage in Hobaonstreot.—M. Foloy. (Jroaer, Hobeoxi ttreet. rJ*O LET, at Newmarket, a Shop and a Bakor's Oian, at prestnt ccouplad by John Mo Veil; splendid start, good opening for steady man.- Apply to V. Q, Clayton, TU LET, a Five-roomed Cottage in Brown-streot, Poosoaby. Rent, moderate ti a anitablo tenant—apply Lipaoombe'd Store, PjnEonby Ho id". i9 0 LET, a 7-rocmed House; gas and S water, eas Btove; bath-roam.—Apply Mrs A. Blaok, 'ollinawoodwre^t, nsar Primitive Mctho -lint Chapel. rw\O LET, Villa Residences at Kutland 4 Kono, Conquest Place, Pernell: bt>»utifnl view of the harbour.— Apply to William Header, Builder. mOTET, Sfcttlers' Hotel, Wiumgarei.— I This old established first-class Hotel to be let for a term o£ years as may be agreed upon. -For particulars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Messrs Ehrenfried Bros., Queen street Wharf, Auckland. nnO BE LIST OK LjsASE'D (Victoria " street) for a term of years, Three Luge Well-finished Shops with Dwellings attached; gas and water laid on. Also, Large Wooden Building, suitable foranymanufactory.or would make good stables.—Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichbnry's Building. ripo LET a Gentleman's Residence and " Grounds, situate about one mile behond Mount Albert. Homestead consists of hand some and commodious dwelling (9 rooms), bath room, stove, pantry, dairy, large stable, buggy house, hay loft, &c.—in fact, replete with every convenience atd out-offices requisite on a gentle man's estate.. Grounds, containing about 25 acres, subdivided and beautifully laid out in garden, paddocks, &c.: the wholo comprising one of tlio prettiest places in the suburbs of, Auckland, and only about half an hour's drive from town.—D. BY Evans, Estate Agent, Queen strcet (noxt" Herald"). OFFICii TO LET.—Appiy at G.M.L.A. Rnonw, Cinoan-Btroc-t fI\EvONPOKT, fiORTH SUOKB.— I-** To Lot or for Bale, a 6 roomed Cottase, new, in c good position -Apply It. & R. Duder, Uoufo ami i.Dnd Agents. ftKEu'S PKKMISKS TO LET.— An Old Established Bakciy. of 10 years f-tand ing.and business premises, Bituatcd in Victoria street ; oven newly re-built and water laid on. First-class opening. Apply to Mr Stevenson, Nelson-street, corner of Baker-street. AtUHsuiuKai g»E-UNION OF OLD COLONISTS. An Hmorsenoy Committee M'OthsK wM be heltl p.t Mr Hlokson'a Offloo i H<B (Monday) HVBNING, Nov.mbor 27. at halt past 7. It is requested that all too Comaiittso will attend. J. J. CRAIG. Hoc. See A DCti.LA.ND SUNDAY SCHOOL 31. UNION. Tearherp, Eldor Scbolatf, and Friords of Ban doy Sohcola are intif-d to a Meotlng at the Soung Mend ChrietUn Association TO-MOR ROW (Tuesday) ISVIMING, at 7 3). An Ad diPES will bo given by Mr Battley on Sunday ectool wi>rk in Enr^po and AmTios, from trftVe'B^_ J. W. bTZHVLO'S. Hon. Sao. A' SUITING of Painters will be held at the Working JTou'd tlob oil W«DNES DAY iCVENiNtf. at 8o'ol»ofr, 29:h Novembsr. CTam ley gun club. The Members of tlio ahoveClub are requested to uttend the Annual Meeting at Ellerslie Gar dens, on TUESDAY AFTERNOON next, at 3 o'clock. Business: To receive tlio year's Balance sheet, elect Officers, &c, &c, and to Open the Season with a Match, in which the American Clay Pigeon AppaiutoS wUIbOUSCVREDE. ISAACS, Hon. Sec. '\!&/E<>T END (;ATB PONaOiNBY) ?? itSGAITA CLUa. 7ho Aojonnei General Meeting mill be held 'In the Ponsonby UaLL on WEUJSiSBDAY, tfco 2 3i Mnst.. a t8p.iu. f A JONBP|Eon . 3eg . MARK'fc-, 11 KM U KtiA, A Breolal Porvloa will bo held i.t the above Churcli ou WEL)N«BD Of next, 'ha !19ih left. at 7 30 jvu , lo oalebiate the oomplotlon of the i The proceeds of tba Offertory will be vo'od towards dtfraylng tho orst of the Insltu, ment. Books vt Words of the Actdems o*n bo obtaiaed from iha Wardens at tae Chu'ch. ON IfKIDAYruiCEMBER Ist, AN ORGAS KMOIVA.L Will b-3 givon a* 715 v.m. Tickets for same (qiioa ?/) Oin he hid from Messrs Upton, the Warden?, Mesara A'exas.dor aad Tonkß; ana tho Organist. mscaoai. fWiEB best Remedy known for Liver I Complaints, Constipation, &0., ia Mar sball'a Speciul 'J'lncturo ot FodophyUum, price Is.—Goooson, London Arcr.de. rjr«HEFAGTIS NOW ASSURED I THAT INCIPIENT COKSOMPTIOK, OHKONJO BROWCHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT AX» IiUNS OOMPI^iINTS, NKUVOUB AND WASTINQ DIBKASSB aro cormancntly relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a hoaltby re- AioKs^ra nnrnup of BcroALYPTua AND QUININK. Thfga groat reanlta are qwlus o the combination of NBRVE AND DRAIN lOSIC the-t lend Increased suatainlng powers TO tho. iuvalld, added to which Is thg SPEOIKJO aOTIOS ol Ihe Jsnonlyv>'«us on tho mttoujj man brants, whoioby tha air p.issssea ara cleared of UEhealthy aecrotioua in ft natural maunor. Daily ovldeace 13 (iSTcrded of the per mrJient reansoitatlns: ftction of tcvla reiuedy—so that eJI who Better should at once mako a trial oi! lta eminont proper tioa. Tho Kucalyptus Syrup is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who Dead It, It is a pharmaceutical con)bins * tlon of tonlo alkaloids with hypophos phites,and not a secret nostrum, Registered and gazetted under "Tha Trados Marks Ragiatratlon Aot, by Obaves Aiokin, The'Phirmacy, Ancb land. Wholsuale Agent i i'as Nuw Saii^Bo Duna Compahv Wm. McAkthub & Co., AUCKLAND. TO nKALWR3 IN "ANCr GOODS, kaAtHKNVVARB, CHINA AND GliA.Ua ANiJ.OiCNKKAL STURSKBKPJ^S. Plain and Kanny Stationery Perfumery B>id Toilet fioap" Hrnahware and Combs Table and Pocket CutSery K.F. and B.M. Uoofla Iron Bedsteads Mlrrorc »nd Fancy Fcrnlturn Ctoofea. Vvatcheß, and Jewellery Tobacoo, Cigars, and elpea Mu^ioai Instruments Karthonw^re, Chin*, and Glcos ■ Viisea, Flower-Bt'inda, &c X Jnrlau Ware, Picturea Purses, Hand BaM, and Baskets (iriWietlKK Appointments lijiwn Tenths nnd Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor OmubS, Toys, aud Dolls NOVKLrusa sou cauisiMAa. A UGKLAND FREE SCHOOL 01 A AUT. MUBBUM LHOTUBS ROOM. Wednesdays abd Satdeday?, 10 to 12, Free Inatrnotloa to Papila (both sexes). Al materials Bupplied Bratnitoaaly. . CondUlona ol admission on appllcaaon to thi Instructor; _^ KEKM&TH V«'ATKINS.



Fubiic jNoncea. Baaxx'3 Auckland Almanac, IS 83. Business People are respectfully requested to forward COPY of tbelr ADVERTISEMENTS for "Breii's Almanac" ■without delay to Stab Office, W?n<Jfc.am-Btreefc, Auckland, HP.O THE SONS AND DAUGHTERS 4 OF OLD WLONIti > 3.—anew the Shark*, s-orip Swindler?, and Tcutara that you are Lad'ei and Gentlemen by rolling no at the tfallani tianqnet Show rour Colours now or never.-!?. J. ifKU'tU--'. OKOPERTY TAX—The undersigned i 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, DASSEIL D a N «J K. The Last of tha Pf.rnoll Dances 'or the Saason will bs held on WKUNKfcDAY H.VKNINQ. November £9. Danclrg to commenoo at 8.30. /pEK undersigned begs to intimate that I he has Purchased the Bootmaking Busi ness lately carried on by MESSRS LYONS & BLAIKIE in Darby-street, Auckland, and, as suring his old customers, the customers of the late iirm, and tho public generally, that all work entrusted to Mm will be finished in the Latest Modern Style, trusts, by caref .>1 attontion to business and moderate charges, to meet with a fair share of public patronage. JAMES RHODES, Late of top of Wyndham-strcet. UCKLAND CHURCH OF ENGLAND ffEiMMiR SCHOOL. The Masters anil Bjj-b request the pleasure of tho company of Parents, Old Boye, ana Krlendß to their Aonnal Athletio Meeting on tho Uomiin Cricket Ground on WHDNBSUAY. November 29 (weather rermittlng) oommeno lFg at 11 a.m.; prizes presented at 5.10 p.m. OTKAWBERKIES AND ÜBEiM at k_) Bay Viiw Gardena.—MtbLin;), Northcote. TO. THAMES. *™JiS& ss< KOTOMAHANA Will leava Auckland on WBDNKBUAY iFI'PRNO >N at 5 o'clock, leaving Thames On THURSDAY KVKNISG. at 8,30. RETURN TICKETS-S.L9ON, Ten Shillings (IOe) ; st'Ebagk, eeve> SnWlnga and Sixpence (7a Qd). Available till Saturday, 2nd December, 1882. FttASUiB & TINNE, Ageatß WR* ST. BELLIEtTs"LA]ND7BUILD- I INS, AND INVESTMENT CO* Limited Persons having claims on the above Company muat ssnd statements thereof to tho unoer sluDodbytha SOth inßtant, or they will not be ncwntaM. W4 .yMOOTH. Pnbilo Accountant, 31, and 3J. V.Z. Inenr^noa Buildings. , St. Mvn go Cafe.! CHAS. CANNING Boga respectfully to inform iU Cuatomers and Frionda that ha -will REOPEN hla Ejtablish ment on MuNDAY, 27th Inatant, with an ESTIBELY NEW STO3KOFFEBNCH AND ESGLISH CONPECTIONiIHY. N ° T I C E. BEKSWAX! BBKSWAX! Pojoatsja in any quantity for Caßh. llujers of Fungus and Mnntz Metal. Ravlnar purobaead in China a Fine m^nt of Teas himself, JAMKS AH KBW can cotfl'Jently reootamendtbem, and trusts th»t all hla old Cußtomtra, and tho Public generally, will avail themfelven of this Bplendltt opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best fflavoured Kooloo, Bhouobonß, and various Mixed Teas. Bulled to over 7 taetsi He hiiß also an hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger, OraoSeryware,- SDks, Handkerchiefs, and other o jmmoditlej toa namerous to mention. Note the Address :— JAME3 AH KEW & CO., 231. Qaeen-sticot. m W. ROBINSON * BeR3 to inform tho Ctioketiog Publlo that he kaa dlsposoi of his ORIOKSTING WOOIiIMf. 'fO GENTLEMEN FUBMSHING. Marble Top Toilet fa'-s. In Mahcgany; Bur Oh, ffjnlera. kUbb bark -.no fror.t i Superior Iron wnnd Music stool?, Ladles' Work Tables and Davenports, in W«lnut; Chimney Glasses, all slzoe: Bedroom Suites, eto., all at remarkably ow prices for Cash, W. JSOBKIK, • Top of Shortland-Etreet. ORIENT 1 Si earners unpacking and to arrive. C 2 cases ot MaohiDoa —D. S. ; Chambers "Wholesale and Hetsil Sewlngr.Knlt ling, and Kilting Machine Dep6% 70, Queen Bt, A GRAND PRESENT to Friends in Fnglawl."-One dfzan oarda of New Z3«Und Fens, colleotod from all parts of New Zaabnil, artistically arranged ar.d- beantKully monntcd on card paper, ready to post Home; 3ent to any addreJß on receipt of 3s in stampß.— J. PBILP, P. 0., MKB6EB, WalkatO. •fi^O CONTKACTOkS A81) OTHERS. L * WKIitS BB')?., Dkvokpobt. Are prepared to supply at Lowest Rates BriOKB, Limo. Sand, Shell, Aah. «>uriri Posts and Hooeo Blocke, So.. &o. Contraota made for tho de livery of Timber, &o, from the mills to bdt patt uf Devonport DUtrkt. Address: WELLS BOS., , CAETEKS, DSVONPOET. f|"i U T H .JS BOOT Tli A D B. W. STE-ELE, 55, Grey-street, Boot-closer. Hand and Machine Work of all descriptions. New Elastic put in. T C E! ICE! ICE! We, tho undersigned, beg to intimate that we shall havo Ice from tho 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 GREY & SONS. TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE \J ■ COtiPANV (LIMHED). Manupactuebbs of COMMON AND TOILET SOAP 3, CANDLE?, PEANUT, ahd otherLubbi- CATINCJ OILS. Soap and CanduK Woeks—VißNEtx. Oil Wobks-CvStomhoose BrsEM West. Warehouse ahd Offices-Loweb Aibmbt- BIKSF.T. Cash Hnrohassrs of raliow ana Kongh Fat, &pollvorr taken at her Parnell Works or Warehouse. KoaiHsosra ROYAL OAKING TJOWDEB, O IT In Tins, it), la; lib,. Is. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MADK. TRADE 7£si& MAR^. To bo had of Grooera and Prorialon Doalore, or the maker, J AY. KOBIiVSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, MAMOSAP ROtP PARMBt.I» 'TNDIA AND CHINA. TEA X WAREHOUSE." PUBE INDrAN TffA IMPORTS, la To A mm, DIRKCr FROM ThK "CALCUTTA TEA 9 Chests Da'jeollDg i'ehoe goachong 19 do Caci.ar do do 2ii J-chests <"o do do 21 i chests Broken Agßam 21 l-ohoots Cictar Pekoe Souchong. Samples on application. — Toraa to the Trade. TjiaEDK. WHITEHEAD,' OK Viotoiia-street, "*>) Auckland. COMPULSORY SALE OF CUTLBKY, \j , THOMAS SAMUIiL 18 NOW SKLUNQ OF? THE WHOLE OF . EI3 STOCK OF CUTLERY. ConaUtlng of— BS'T IVORY TABtiHI AND UrSSKfIT KNIVKa LOOKWOOD AND JOHNSOS'3 BEST POCKET KNIVES BLKCTE.O - PLATED FORKS. SPOON'S, CBUHT?, &O, Largo Let of the above Gooas j ast landed, and moat bs Sold at any price. THOMAS SAMUEL, 10, QOBBH-ST. (opposite Town Clock



\ Personal. ■ . ■ i | F the Person who took tbe Unibrel.i -I by mlsttke from the Masonic Hall, Nowun , i last Thursday, November 2Jrd,would return .» to Lye and Clifford, Draper,/, Grey-street, vi»» will get their own In return. ffi i a KEWAED will be given to a> y &\y peißon or persons Riving socu 1i - formation as will lead to » conviction oJ pel s >• s guilty of lDJnriDg my VYife'd character.-J. Al. , PJNTON, Vinoent-swees. _ - jsoard ana rte-aiaeuoe. CoMKOKTABt-E 80-iJKD A'JSD RESIDENCE for single aentlcmcn; flvo minutes from Post office; terms very moderate. —Address at W. D. Dallen's, Confectioner, Queen-street. ■■ FRIVATITboaKD and RESIDES CE (or Single Gentlemen orManud coup'o - at Mrs tfoxton's, PHt-street, opposite the Con- !v ; gregational Chnrth. %JT EQBcON-STRtSKT, Boiso tsß hooanta __..__„.,2os per Week Sinslsßoom ..2Ss jjobt; and Found. LOST, on Monday las^, cither at Nerth Shore or Auckland, ote Gold JUuiU-h : dißfgn, serpent with tsfseV.-Finder will i* calvs 10s reward oy leaving the same at Mr J. 1-eok'n. Qaoan-atrogl^ JOS I', a small Gold Earring with poail J in centre.—Finder will bo rewarded fey caving it with Mr Alexander. Jeweller. ,: ! jjOUND yeste.dav, a Peacock, fbe if Owner o&o have the Simo by giving dee orlption and paying otptneee. It nut oaun>a by ifjlday win he (■old.-.apply Mrs Beard, Siapler-atreet, Meotanicß' t . FO UND, a While J\o»r, on Kauri Point. -Owner can have Bamo by applying to Glover & Nioeol, Custom-house-street West. and paying expenses. . ,/ gjiuUwD, in Paddock, Ht. George's Bay P Koad, a Hah* Bay Boree; mar nlnd toot white; no Bhoes; tail cut ahf^-„« not,Sl?l m»* •within ten diiya from dote will be solo to pay expensea.-John MoCafigrty, Ptraeli. Tender^ rp O CONTEAC TOK S. Tenders will b3 received Rt myOffloeHP to Boon of TUE3UAY, 28th November.lpr th« - erection of a Brick Warphoose on The Strand, Tanraoßa, for Messrs Mann and Company. . Pianß e«n bs Been at Weaera Haramond ana eon's Office, South Briti£h Buliaioßß, Auckland. JICZ GIBBON LOUCH, O.B» F.R.I.A.L Tanra"g». Novembgr 13.1882. ra^O CAKPiTNIBRS.—Tenders Avill ba I received until noon Of MONDAY next, 4th December, for the Erection of Dwelling house at Mercury Bay. Plans at my office, 8A Qneen-street.-HENBY G. Wade, Architect. Dividends. npHE ONION FiBE AND MABINE ISSUBAKCK COMPANY OF NHW ZEALAND, The Transfer Books of thla Company will bo ''■ CLO3BD Irom the Ut to 13th DECEMBER lo cloalvo. W. DKViNISH MBABE3,' Uenotal Manager. Chrlstohurob, 2Srd Novembar, 1E8?. Musical. "piANOS! -piAWOS! " GERMAN FIANOS/ " FRENCH. PIANOS, ,- IfNGLISH PIAKO3. „ JOST UKPACKED, WOETH LOOKIKC AT. SKCOND-HAND OOrTAGB P14.N0, «13. ; Fi&nos Let tn Bire for— CONCaRT3, PABTIKS, &a, from 103 61. IN3TBUMENTS TUNED AND RBPAtBKD. Nota tbe AddrcEa - THOMAS H. WEBB, OAK HOUSE, HOBSON-STRKBT Three Boots from Cook-st, .Mo" -' ' •- .'■■"":■. ■';■;■; £1 i\ TO £10,000 LENT on Bnilding i JL " " tHMio»y Efflnclpleu, or on other lerma to unit t«trowera. Allotments bontcht sn4 Houses mill* on weaklr payment Bretem. Mortgages and Lo %sa aesotiated. See List at Prcpcrtlos tor cbis on Itb psss. B*x oeroenk • sllowad or. money fionasited for Jcveetmout.— G. WsiW-irisoK, Fiisnd. SCHiata as>l Fta»nelsl Aoan* end'S'aloiitor. 3. Ijaaw • B JVDUST«IAL AND PROVIDENT '-. L PERMANENT BUIIiUING, LAND, AND INVaSI'MKJNT SODIKTY Off AUCKLAND. IN VKSTINB SHARES. "./_' This Society Is now Issuing a limited nnmbar , Ot Investlns rihares as follows :— INVESTIN9 BHABE3. Ordinary, carrying fall rate of Interest and profit. Members paying Bnbscriptionß in advance for a period of C months and upwards secure correspond ing advantages., PAID-UP BHA.KKH of the value of fi2oeaoh for limited periods, carrying 7 per oenr. Interest, parable half-yearly In cash and j participating in profits. MONEY ON DKPOSIT. - i'» Th/ 5 Society is also prepared to receive Money On Deposit on the following rates of intereuti— For 12months, at 7 percent, lntere&t pay- I able. h»lf yearly. - : . - , ;i For 6 months, at 6 cement. . • For shorter periods, 5 per cent. ■-"•'■■ : GB.OKGB FR 4SKR, % Alanaoror. Offices: Corner ot Qaeen-street and Vnlbsn - ane. '.-..., - • "[■ AUCtIODo. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock. WHITE AND GOLD CUPS AND SAUCEBS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell by public auction at h's Mart. Qaeen-street, To-niorrow (Taoe day), at 11 o'olooc 6H.HD3. WHITK fc OOLD OUPS tc . SAUCERS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. " THE PAPAKURA. YARDS. FOR SALE, at Papakura Yards, on Wednesday next, SO Well-brad three year-old Bteerg ALFRED BUCKLAND. W, S. OOCHBANK. JAS. DACItM FRIDAY, DECEMBiR 1, AT 11 O'CLOCK. I'AUDE COLOGNE! rfiHE Subscribers will sell at their Booms a Fort-street, on Friday, Ist December, at 11 o'clock, A cases Jean Maria Farina Kan da Cologne, No i , j: - 2 oaeee, escn 25 doz.. i or, ) 1 owe, i pints, in wicker V, In Bond. ■* : 1 oaae, 1 pints. In wlolscr ) * . No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SOP, Auctioneers. \ THURSDAY, NOTEMBEB 30. ; THURSTOW'S BILLIARD TABLE GRAND PIANO, Bit SOUTHWELL. DINING-aOOM SOITE, &c B. TONKS & CO. aAVE received instructioas from Mr Thoa. Johnson,,to toil at the Wiaipor ' Castle notii. Carnell, on Tliuraday, vie 30th iDit.,atno'olocV, Billiard Table by Thnreton .. Grand Piano / j Dln'.Dg-room Knlto Lamps, and Suadilo?. At 11 o'Cmck a,m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1. " ' 'LEASEHOLD BUILDING SITE IN WELLESLEY-STfiEttT EAST, T. W. HJCkSON & CO. O"AVS received instructions todispore "- S of by rubllo auotloD, at the GN.i-.A. Booms, oalftidav, ut Decamber, at the same time as iho roMhill Ettale, The QOOawiLL OF THK tE*SK (atont 33 ycira to run) ct an AtIOI'MKNT rronilßtf Wellertey-3treet Bast, part of the Albert Pa*, nnd nearly opposite ' the Wynyard Hottl, I9tt. Ota. frontage by )32 depth, all fenood and drained and ready for building. ... y5 'Continued on hmirth Page.) ;,