, The extra match tor the Cup, preiented "y Mr Fergus, M.H.K., w»a completed this aftcraoon. The conditions ot the watch were 10 shots at '200 yavds, standiag. McCartney, of Portobello, won the first prixe with a score of 30. The other prin cipal sconrs wer« Par.-low, of Auckland, and Mills, Duneuin, 59; Nulsford, Patea, 26; Harding, i. amaru, 25.

TERRIFIC SQUALL.

Several Boats Capsized,

Ono Man Drowned, and Another Missing.

C'XE of the heaviest squalls that has visked

our harbour occurred at about 10 o'clock

th-s moruing. At that hour a numb-r of t mall craft were preparing tor the races in the North Shore Regatta, and the large cutter race had just started. The vessels engaged in that race were the Euphenva, Henry, Halt Caste, and Gannet. These •were going up the harbour with all sail sef. Toe gale could be seen coming off the land, and many of the crews of the small open b. at» ut ouca took in all sail. Cther boats, which k;pt caavaa standing, foundered, but the crews managed to get ashore iv safety. Although the masters of the four cutters observed the tquall coming down on them, the spirit of c-mipetition wns so Btrui)!» that not a reef was taken i». When struck by the gale the vessels heeled over to leeward, the Gannet apparently going clean over on beam end. Alter a tow moments of teirible anxiety sho slowly righttd. The Euphemia next experienced tha full force of the gale. : The crew itate that after she heeled ov»r to the first puff her ballast shifted to lee- I ward. Some of the.men, teeing that the position was critical* took oil' tiic hatches with the intention ot rectifying the miihap , below. Thoy were too late, however. Ere they could carry out their intention, a tccondsquall swuck the vessel, she went on her side and commenced to till. As far as we can ascertain, the following were on board at the timo of trie accident :— E. BodfiSOD, matter ; E. Hodgion, junr. ; J. Lowndes. ot Parnell; Hodgson or Hntson, of Brighton ; Matthew Keefe, a carter In Hodgson's employ ; Mclndoe or McKeowo, of .Brighton ; Thomas Mathie, cook of the c*iter Champion ; and a man known as JNerf, mate of that vessel. At the time of the accident, tha gale was blowing with the force of a tornado, and a heavy sea wa» running. The accident occurred at a point nb mt half a mile from the North Share Sundspit. The crew* of the other cutters engaged in tbe race observed the accident, but to the anxious crew ot the Enpbomia, who wore clins>ine to the windward bulwarks of the sinking vessel, there appea <yi a. (treat delay in the ii'iiral of assistance. The cutter llalf ciute was the neareet to the disabled vessel, and the men oa the Henry stated that they called to tbe skipper of the Half, o+ate to wear away and run for them. No notice was taken of their appeal, bow ever, the Half-caste continuing on her course. Dowd, the skipper, subsequently stated that be gavn orders to bis native crew ,to wear the vessel, hut they objected; fearngtlut by so doius they minht losetheir chance In the nice. The Uonry put about and made (or the Jtupheruia, which, how ever, settled down before she could be reached Tbe crew jumped clear and were seen struggling in tho water. The Half caste now came up to reader assistance, fol lowed by the new jacht Araiva, and at the same time a ferry Btoamer ju»t off from the Devonport wharf. An open sailing boat ran through the clutter of struggling men, but so badly was she handled that she did not succeed in picking any»ne up. James Lowndes, who had been hanging on to a hatchway, puibed the piece of timber to "Ned," wh» could not swim, and then struck out towards a small open boat some distance to windward. All tha men were call>nz out for help right lnitily, but to cowardly wer« tho nnvr of the mmll boat, that whoa Lowndes had almost reached tkem they wore aw»y, >nd i rau before the vin.l, leaving tbe uoforiu natea t<S thoir fate. "VVe regret that we have been unable t» ascertain the names of these white-feath-red fellows. Lowndea tbe« struck o»t towards tho shore.

The cutler Henry, which had run down to leeward, t.ow rounded up and picked up the Hodg^ons, father and *on (the foimer of whom had supported the latter) Hodgson, of Brighton, and Keefe, and tjje ferry steamer rescued Lowndes. There vero still three men in the WAter ; two were no where to be seen, and tho thitd, Mathie, was 'in a state of great exhaustion when the Arawa came up. One of her crew jumped into a little cockle shell »fa dingy, and, despite the boiling sea, sncceeded ia seizin}? Mathie's head just as he was on the p iiit of sinking. Though himself in imminent n»ril, ho sustained Mathio above water till the BVENING STAB boat, Har.y Keene, waterman, and h»ving en hoard Messrs W. J. G»ddi3, and A. 8. Keid, reporter v arrived on tbe scene and conveyed the senseless a»d appiueotly drowned man to the Devouport wharf. He wps Uktn chargs of Dy Constable Huichisou, and conveyed to tbo Ma?onio Hotel, wh.ro Mr Gardner, chemist, wuj spaedily in attend anc«. Wra Browu, tbe landlady of tbe hotel, provided the ordinary restoratives— hot water, mustard, &c. It vras talf-en hour before Matbio di»playfd any signs of life, and ia tbe meantime, Dr. .Parkinson arrived and aided in the restora tion of the retiving m»n. In an hour and a half after th» accUpnt the man was out of danger. The Heaiy raa into Mechanic*' Bay. and)a»ded the men she had rescued I*ono of them appeared ninch tbe worse for thtir dsckiog. Two men, Mulndoe or McKeown, and " Ked," mate of the Chsmptoo, ara still tn\stlDg, aad it is feared they lire drowned. It is poesible, however, that they were picked up by one of the many b-ats lh«t arrived at tbe scene of the accident after the cutter Henry picked up the Bodgsons. • The gsle was eiperieueed with t.(jual force it otb.Br puts of tho harbour. Several titats foundered at Judge's Bay nnd Free man* Bay, bat their <jre\ys got ashore in safety. One open boat WGnt down off (he North Shore Wharf, but its occupants got a>hore without difficulty. LATER It is known that "Ned," mate of.the Champion, is drowned.

TEMPERANCE DEMONSTRA TION.

ToD.vr'S demonstration of Band of Hope children, though robbed of its out-d«or attractiveness by the threatening weather, proved a most isuecwiful gathering. Amid adiizzling iaio, tho children a-sembled at tho top of. Hobion-street. and msrchtng to the Janction of Victoria and QaeeH-streets, Tre>e joined by a large d«t*chment of country Bands of Hope. It had been the Intention to ipend tho day in the wooded shades < of the Domain; but, on account of the lain, they marched instead to the Drill-shed, where, u»der the presidency ol Mr G. H tm ug, a meeting of a roost agreeahlo kind was condnoted. There were ore' 700 children in the prccessioD, besides numerous adult; friead^i — «he city *ocieties represented being {—Bereeforditreet, St. James's, Fon: eonby Baptist, Arch Hill, Newton, Union street and Aloxandra-rtteet Bands of Hope and the Juvenile Ktebabitos Tent. The.coun. try secisties were—Farnell, Tuakan, Ota huhn, end Onehnnga, the latter having tbe largest representation of any society, num bering no fewer than 190. Mna'c was provided by tbe Natal and Engineer Bandf. After the cbifdrea had partaken of a sub. ttantial dinner, temperance tongs, led by Mr ludehope, were sung, and the Frith, family save their well-known "Burlctque Band." A suitable address was also given by Mr Hemus. The weather having cleared, a march-out, led by the Naval, Band, took place in the afternoon, and en retarding, tea was served out to the .young sters accompanied by other efieshmentg, Captain Le Roy acted as mar. hall of. tne procession with much acceptance, and. praise is a.Lo due to Mr McP-umott for his labours during the day, as well as 10 various members of tho iechaHites .ana Good 1 eraplar Order, who rendered valuable assistance. ' •

"BOY YOUR OWN CHERRIES."

Tbo demanstration is to close with a rendering of the ,service of'song, "Buy your own Cherrio?," in the Theatre Boyal to-night, by the Band of Hope L nion Cboir.

PRINCE OF WALK'S BIRTHDAY.

North. Shore Regatta.

P'tttrnn-Ihe Hon. V. Whltnker. Pramlor.

Vioa PdUon-Tho Ohslcmau rf tbe Aaoklaua I'aroouc Board. PiesHSant-IJ. 1. Murdoob, E(I Vloe-prßaldantH—K. Mttohelson, «t<i, M.»<.R,, W. J. Huret, Ktq. M.H.K., Judge Ma'ir, W. Bwanson, Hsij.. M.rf.R.. J. M. Dorga vllle, Ksq., ivt.rj.«. Uoioiro-E. Mltohbleou, Ktq. M.H.R. Judße-W. P. Foaihorstone, Kaq, Cjmmtttoc—Mr (Cnalrmml, Mr «'. W. Meißra Duder Bros., Mr A litna bnrjr, ilr noiroyd, Mr O. Bailoy. Cip'-ain E. W. AniJiTß?n. Mr T. In^l's. «.aDtala nteDhonson, -Mr AY. ireLDu. Mr J. Mays. Me 6. C. Quick. T. oasaror—Mr 8. Vo»per. S ;oretary—Mt C. <J. Dame. Starter—Air A. Alison. Andttor—Mr $I.HI co. WurC*noß Commlitoi— ir Goorgo Oray (fresident) W. sawansoo. M.H.K; W. J. Hurst, M.H. 1!., E. Mltobelßon, M.nK.. \Ujjr Mulr. Captain S ephenfon. J. M. Darga»inp, M.H.K,, Major TR vvhjro. Paul of Orakol, X T. Cul'iur, Hiiq.. 0. Daore, K-a.

Prominent sniongst the amusement* of the holiday was the anniul regitta at North Shore, wlrch was fixed for to-day. Everything promised a most succes.-ful day's pport, but at the last moment the wind freshened into a gale, and it wns found necessaiy to postpone all but the yacht races till Saturday next. This is only the

second year upon which the regatta has

been held, and tho residents of the marine Mitmrb must certainly to complimented upon the macess which hns attended their preparations for. the {estiva). Aquatic sports aie ever popular ia Auckland, and never fail to attract large crowds of spectators, but it wa« apparent to anyone who witnessed the transport of the thousands of pleasure seekers across the harbour to-day, despite tbe weather, that the erent was one of uavunal importance. Aud it cert ainly was. With a commendable spirit of liberality and enterprise, tho com mittse at cons'sdirab'e outlay secured the attendance of crews of natiyca fa' a war caoois race—a contewt which, although common eaouf.lt at one time in our history is now practically a thing of the past. la de^d, tup probability is that anotbor race of this kind will never ba seen anaiu on the waters of the Waitcmata, and for thi< aad ether reasinc, the public flocked to Nor'h Sho-e to day m thousands. ■ Their expectations wore, however, disap pointed by the unfortunate pnstponfmcut. The committee wcra blameable for not having proper announcements of this posi* poucmont placarded nbjuc the wharf. The fnterptise of the committee in ofteririg bandtome prizes brought forward good en ties in ull tho sailing classes, with the exception of the first-class open-sailing boat-race. There aro only ihrce twoaty-iive feet boats in the harbour wotth entering fjr this event, but Although the field in small, the contest will be a good one. The munbor ot new opeu-sailing bolitsi) noticeable. 1 hire are no leis than three in the twenty-feet race, four in tho tixtccn feet rtico, aod several in the thirteen-feet clasfi, while the new 5 adits Arawa, Miny, and others lend additional interest to the contests in which 1 hey strive to defeat the establUhed "cracks."* owing wasprectically omitted fiom toe programme. It was un fortunate that each of the whalcboat race< only produced ouo tntry, and it is evident; that the detection of the amateur gig races was no improvement. The committee, however, were fully justi fied in iheir action on tbis point, and until the local rowing clubs can contest their racc3 without the orthodox interminable disputes, it were bfttter that the raco* should bo wholly omitted. In all other respects the prsgramma was a lir.t-class one. Programme and cntips both beiog isatisfactorv, fine weather was tho only other essential for comp'eie success, but it wiis conspicuous by its absence. Appearances last t.i^ht were not at all farouiiog, whffe the indications thiß morning were ev«n wor-e. Heavy showeris fell at freqneit intervals duiing the early m rning. and it was feared that tUo regatta would have to be post poned. Eventually it was dfeided to pro oeed with the raceß as previously arranged- The Union Company's s.s. Te Anau, which had kindly b?en granlcd as ilagship for the day by the Company, steamed down the harbour at SSO a m., snd took up her poiltion off the Devonport Wharf. A royal aalute of tweDty-«ne guns was fired lmni'diiitcly after wardsin honour of the royal birthday, and the united bands of the Artillery and HobKon Companiesperformfd the National Anthem. ■ The cutter race was started abont ten o'clock in a heavy shower iof rain, and the wind then fr*shamd to suck an extent that it was found abso lutely necessary to po»tpone all the events but the jacht races till Saturday next This cb».*ge was not notified on the Auck land sida of the harbour, and people flocked to the wbarf. Six steamers were constantly employed taking or*r the passengers to North Shore, and many thousands of persons were safely conveyed across. The Committee worked energeti cally, and had the weather been more favdirable tbey would undoubtedly ha»e been successful. Special credit is due to Mr C. C. Dacre. Since th« com mittee was lormed, he has worked assi duously to bring the affair to a succe-s'ul is.ue, and has proved himaelj in cvory res pecS a model »»cret«ry. It is seldom that a gentlwuaa in bi* p sition succeeds! in giving siuisfattion to everyone, a»d yet Mr Dacre hiisre«d.red liimEe'f popular by hi 4 urbanity and courtesy, and at tho same tima has discharged his duties efficiently and with'satisfaction alike to competitors, public, ami fellow officers.

TIt&DINQ ODTTKRKA.CK.—Ist pr<B<\ fiH) Bad hanclsomo Android, preHsjnted by Mr 'a Aid*, T»tiMd at <s5: 2«d Drize, £5 and ('no: 3ri p*fw>, £5. Courso: From north side Flagship round marked boat off Judge's Bay, tkenco rouijd marked boat off Calliope Point, thencs round Pll'it Schooner moorlnsts off Kangitoto Reef,-thence round Pnijjlten Bay buoy, thenca round boat off Judge's Bay, and marked boat off Calliope Point, thenoo round chequered buoy in Rsngitoto Channel, finfshing on north Bido of Flagship. The stiirtora were :—Henry, 14 ten", J. Hcdson; Euph«m!a, 12$ tons, IJ. Hodgson ; Half-Caste, laj ton», D. Murray ; Gannct, 16 tons, W. Spenprr. A.good start waa effected, nnd the boats stood across nn the port tack for J'idge's Bjy. The Henry worked into a fine windw»rd position with a good lead, thg Half-Ca?te being next, the GaDnet ft long way up the harbonr and to windward of the Euphemia. which was la>t. 'Tle«e were the re-pective positions when the heavy equall, reported elsewhere, struck them, and put a sudden and unfor? tunate conclusiop to th.c consesj, YACHTS 4.N0 FI9HHG BOATS (deoked or ha'f decsked). above 1 tons and not more than 7 tons— lKtjpriza, £& and handsome Jng, pro aented by. aienuru K. Porter & Co.. and valued st fi3 •• 2nd prize, £5 and nutter Ooolir, preoen'ed by Mesara l.Tuioftahank & Miller: 3e« prim, &i Courto; Fr/}m north »Wo of FURshlp round chequered buoy In Kanvltoto Chfince), lbQ>c« ronnd marked boat vff Kohimarama. tkeace round mickel boat off Jatftto's Bnf. thenne round boat off CaUiope Point; twice ronnd, tinleiilnn on JMwth eido oC Plauehjp.

'Entries; Miny, 5i tons, W. Jo»es; Eclipse, CJ tons, A, AFeyj Jeasie Logan, 5f tons, V. Bigge. . The weather had in no way moderated at 12 20, when this event Was started, and great difficulty was ex perienced in getting the competitors in po sition- The Minx, sailed by Walter Jones, occupied the windwaid position, or that nearest flag'-bip, the Jessie Logan, in charge of Harry Henderson nex', and tbc Tolipso with Ike Hunt at the helm third. All came to the starting-point with mainsails rceicd, the EoUpse especially chewing very lhtlo canvsr. .After the gun fired, the Minx was very smartly placed underway and went off before a stiff breeze, with a free sheet towatds the chequered buoy. The Jcfsin Logan followed, with the Eclipse last, both Betting rather slowly underway. The Voleijte ,very shortly overhauled tbe Jossie, and when rounding the North Bead, occupied the fpiemost position, the Mis x second, and in danger _of being overtaken by the Je?sie, which then parried a topsail, and appeared to be making better headway, Thenca a course was steen d down Kangitoto obanael. The chequered buoy was rounded, and tbe boats laid up iorKohimarama. The Eclipse showed first round ihe Noith Head, the Jessie next, acd the Minx last, but tho position was reversed within a very short tirua. The Jessie wilhin tho next five minutes had taken the lead, Eclipse 2, Minx 3, but well to windward, Before 'he marked boat iff Kohimaramawas rouudod, Walter Jones suecoeded in cross, ing the Je-aie's bows and ■ again wont oil with a good lead, Jessie Logan second, Eclipse lant, and well nstein, Hounding the marked boat off Judge's Bay the Minx was still leading by nearly a quarter of a mile, Jessie Lo»an tecond, and f clipse well astern. Before the boat off Calliope Point was passed, however, the two latter bad picked up eli^htly and when ihe flagship wa- passed firat tirrerontid the positions wero about the same. TheEciipfe, before the wind, always gained, and round ing the North Head had come up even with the. Jessie, the Minx still having a good lead, After tbecJi'quered buoy had been passed; fortbe teeimd time, theboat3 again laid up to Kohimarama, bnt there wafc a great chasge in position.5 The Jessie Logan had fully hajfiia-mile clear lead, while tbe Eclipse whs fast overhauling the Minx,

f Tbo latter boat had evidently carried away sv>ine;hing aa the shewed no jib, and lost position so fast that before the Koluniftruma mark-boat was rounded she was fully halt a mile behind the Eclipse. The Jeßsie then appeared to have tbe race in hand.

YACSTH AND Ft'SHIKG BOATS (decked or half-decked), 7 tjna and npwmoß.—let prize, «IO a-iu Cup, iiresonted by Jlrgjra 'VVllsonß auu Uorion C'iierad"|, valued uc £,o 10a, and Uhampion n»it, preßHnton ty Misi V. Brown : 2ud prize; SSI ; 3rd prize, S3 Coarse; Sjaio as Firiit h&ce.

: En'ries: Arawa, J. L. BloomQeld ; Rita, ,T. Hendeivon, junr.; Christiana, F, ■ Williams. «t the time announced for start ' ing the two former vessels were sailing about ■ the haibour, but tho v-'hiist ana, probably 1 owing to the boisterous weather, returned ;to , anchorage. About 1.20 p.m., the , starter (Mr a. Alison) went oil'in the bin a 1 , st.nmer to enquire whether the two remaining loati weie agreeable to bturt, because according to tuo rauu ; lation it was required that three should start to make a race. While he was waiting on the northern tide of Ihe Un ship tlic Kita und Arawa came round unui r the stern of the Te Anau, the latter hiving the advantage of position, IMotv an answer was received in response to a call whether they were both agreeable to go without the (Jlirutianu, the vessel* passed- Although the Hag was not droppe ', aud the guv was not lind, those ou the Arawa evidently considered tbe nice started by mutual consent, and steered a couise for the marked boat oil1 Judge's Hay. The liltt followed, and it was t! ought by onlookers that ihe event was to take place. 'J hey werod oiiud lo disappointment, howev. r The Araw*i i tdled iv grand style, and showed herself | well able to hold her own, if not sunn ss | the sailing abil ty tf her oppunent. ' Doll brought the Arawa round tlu- inarkid boat in the first board, hut the Kita stood on towards the wharf, and evidently we. t to her anchorage, for the did not show out aguin. Ihi Arawa nevertheless sailed over tbo course, and we understand tha jrizl will bo claimed by her. BALLO M4RB' SENIOR WHALEBOAT haUIE, to bo rowea with lire OiiM and »tearp.n' with oar. (i-enttth ot vv huloDo&t uoi to exaeed 85 feet, as per Ro^ulatlooi.-Lit prize, £10; '/nd prleo. £5. Oonrn : From Flagßbip round brsna t>d boat oil'r&lUoue 1'olat; 1 hones round Pilot Schooner, finishing at l'\ak'Bhlp. ifnlry : Young Colonial Crew —J. Mtore, VV. McDonald, W. Scott, A. IlutiT, | J. McMillan, 'f. Moo-c (steer oar) Tliix boat was soot off shortly before two o'ch ck and had a walk over. Young ColoDial 1 ALL-COMKHS1 JUNIOR W.IALKUO V R vCK. tJ ba roved by Ycutns nnder 21 y«»rd of uf. (Ri'KUlmlana. eta, os par raca 12).—1 m ptize, £l.i; 2ad prlzu. Hi. Coarse: Snuu an Twelfth Ks.cc Entry : Youug Colonial. Ciew : 11. Fclißvelbriilge, A, Nichohon, T. . salin«u, C, Bailey, K. Ba ley, and J. Johi.Bti.ii (steer oar). Ij'o o.hor entries having been received up till 3 o'clock, tbe crew were sent oil' for a walk over. Yoiiog Colonial 1 SHIPS' GIQ3 (boim-ildc). to bo rowed with I oara.-lst pr.za, £5| 3ud prize, &!. Oourne: From RaKShlp round Claw tuiruravo.". thcncti round Pilot * hooter at Worth Iliad, and balk to flagship. Be tries: Arjiyle, Crawford; itotonia hona, A. Farquhar. A start was eflectcd at 2 o'clock, both crew* getting vft" well together. Tho Roto rnalmua i-pecdiiy took tbe lead, amHind fully a bout's length to spare before well el'ar of the ilagak p. Koundiug the mirk boat off Judge's Bay, the Ko'.otnahana had over a quarter-mile load, and there seemed little prospect of any change in po itioiu bung effected. Tho f otoniahana's crew ctntiuued to lead all round tho course, winning easily.

Kotomahana Argylo ...

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

TnEßii was a largo attendance at the athletic sports held on tha racecourse. Mr F. Undorwood acted as judge, Messrs X, Martiu aud T. Jeughin as referees, and Mr K. E, .kllia as accietary, handicappcr, and starter.

Maides Platb.-First heat : S. Bar ebard, 1; D. Orr, 2. Second beat ; f. Me Kiolay, 1 . T. J. Stewart, 2.

150 Yards Kick. — First heat : J. fickeringr, scratch, 1 ; U. Wood, 11yds, 2 l'hesa wfre the onlyorcnts decided wh"n our icpo;ter left the gronnd at 2.30.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

To-day's Proceedings,

Despite deterrent effect of showery weather and the strong counter attraction of a first rate regatta in the harbour, a f.iir number of people proceeded to tireenlane this I morning to see the show. Tbo frequent rain and the consequently muddy aundition of the grounds made tilings mighty uncomfortable for the viiitors, but after 12 o'clock .Jupiter Pluviui relented, and a comparatively lino afternoon was tho resnjt, From tbi* hour the arrivals materially increased, and by 2 o'clock there was a large concourse of people pr«ont. of whom country nettle" with tbeir familicß formed a cousirierable proportion. At this stage tho Show was at its beßt and the siaht-seors wee unrestjcled in their praise 9. It is unnecessary to add to the remarks wa have already passed upoo the exhibits beyond saying tbat Messrs J. and T, Mason's display of perfumery, vocnadep, etc., manufactured by them ■elves, is of a highly crodittble phiractor, and that Mr H. Watte has triumphantly stteited his ability to turn out tlis for j fruit and picservcs,which may be depended on to keep tbe contents in splendid condition for a gicat length of time. The Messrs Mason deserve encourage ment in the new industry they have started, for while the article thoy sell is f n}ly equal in (jjiaiity to Piessc and Lubin'a best, it is much cheaper, and at the name time is oontaioed in handsome little bottles. Protests. About I o'clock the Show Committee met, "when thp following protests wore' beard and dealt with :— (1) Protest by Messrs "Watson and Murray against tho avoid to Messrs BunkaH for beer, on tho ground that the latter's exhibit was not a local production. The committee decided not to sustain the protct, as ''local" had been defined rp. apply to tho wbolo Colony, (g) Protest by Mr William Taylor against the award made to Messrs T. and S. Morrin for their bull in Class 50, on the ground that is was ov»r the prescribed age. The protest was sustained, as it had been de cided tha'. all ages should date from July Ist, hut a resolution was nnanl mou>lj' pa« Bed, pampletely exonerating the Messrs Morrin fiom the slightest res ponsibility for, or complicity in tbe mis take It" was a pure inadvertence, and nearly all the other owners pf exhibited stock have ut pin'oiously erred in the same way. Tho disqualified bull, however, gained tbo champion award. (3) Protest by Messrs Seddon and Ander. son against the awa'd in class 10,7 (sheep), on the gronnd of the diseased, condition of the wppl of tho successful inhibit, Tbo Committee decided to sustain tbe judges' award. (4) Protest by Mr Georgo Hultne against tbo award to Thomas Wilson in Class 203, on the ground that tho judges did not BuftjpientTy examine his (the proteatant'e) exhibi's. The piotest, in thii case also, was disallowed.' Champion Awards. The following .speqial prig-s wore de clavtd to-day |— Extra Stock.—The Society's champion award for the best Shoithoru Bull, T and S Mnrtin, first The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company offer a Silver Cup, value 15 guineas, fur the largest prize-taker in sheep of all cases. where there has been competition, to be decidtd by points— wi«t ncr of pnzej James Waliftco,

Mr J. L. Hull's crodi'or?, at a meeting in ■Wellington, held yistordoy, recommended his discharge. Mrs Scott, wife of the captain of the liowena, died enddenly at Onehunga on Tuesday, and an inquest is being held to day. Sir ■vVil'ham Gull in his " Clinical Observa tions on Medicine in Modern Times," onunciatca the following pithy faphorism :—" I have often had occasion to remark, how littlo we can estimate the roparative powers, however able we miy be to discover disoaso—this is. per haps, never moro striking than in some chronic ailefctions—organic strength lies nowhere but in the living circle of nutrition am function." Tha lungs being organs readily liable to this lesion, they require healthful surroundings and high nutrition. When attacked byloss of function, contracted breathing power, with a cough and tenacious expectoration, Aickin's Syrup ofEucai lyptus, withHypephosphlte of Llmonnd Quintal), should bo taken thrice daily. This valuable remedy will 'excite' a healthy vitality' and' promote a reparative action inthe disorganised tissues, thebrotthing will become freo, and- the cough-soon cease.- This course of treatment is esmoially benefloial in consumption, bronchitis and asthma.

THE AUCKLAJSJ* KVEWJim* STAK, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9.



Mkdicai. Pbactitioneks will find that in In dpient phthisis, chronic bronchial affections, compUoated asthmaticol complaints, and in most BaseS wtie.e the breathing powers areopiTes- Bed and constricted, . with BoiTo3pouding loss of vital energy, &c. ' 'Aickin's. Syrup o£ Eucalyptus with Hvpophosphito of Lime aud Quinine, ia an effective pharamacoutical prepa ration of great' value. It has the effect ot speedily stimulating tha bronchial mucous membrane and freeing tenacious phlegm, Xc, thereby affording great relief in idiß leasing coughs. Its action upon lung tissues is undoubt edly healing and reparative. Upon the gene ralhoalth this medioinp is permanently tonic. Im parting a vitality beyond tho normal stato of the patienj The effect npontho breath'ngpowora lutfnioklT;apparent, tberesultbeing that too sufferer oxperitnpes considerable relief, and jjltiniato recovery.



I Wanted. ' v«/ ANTE 0, a little bill about 12 yeai i Vt of a«u lo tuiciit tw^i little ohildieaßuvon hours d»liy,-Mri> 1'.,A.. Pbl ips, o'Horke-Jtroe ' tear *lbert Parlr. _^^ WAN I ED, .6 GootTßushmeD.—Appl noon cv morrow at Mrlokiayoru' Arm 1 llotalt Chftpel-etreet i \\i ANTED, a respectable Boy, 15 ov 1C Vt todrivaabikor'Bcarr.-A^ply Newt.; > Bakery. , ia/ .ANTED, steady Young Man, able t> VT drive.-Apply to Robert Neal. Quocii street. WAN I EL>, a good Housemaid,—Applj Qroyjvj'ina Hotel. (Jaeen->tre->. Al^TitD, inmiedi .te'y, a C-inl a: Houso and Table Maid; reference; required.—Mrs Mowbray, Manukau Road, Par nell : _______ «,«,. /' »TKu, a Youth lor tne Waikato '* as Improver lo the Bootmaking: com fortablo home.—Apply JCdward T. Cartwriglit Hoot Upper Manufacturer, Qrey-sU'OBt. _ WANI'BIV Good Coat, Troiuew, am Vest Makers, to whom constant cm ploymcnt will be guaranteed at the highosi wages! also an Improver.—M. Murchle, Mer chant Tailor, &c, Sliortland-street. IKiJ.a Wood Housemaid.—Applj i ' Oioj'tou.id Hotel, Quat-L-.t-fet. _ Y^ANTH), Tinjirovers to the Divss v * making.—Apply to Miss Daw, Tolc street, Ponsonuy. ______ .s^/ANTbI), a fust class Barmaid foi » * city bar. -Apply Stah Olllce. ttt/A^TEn, a good Carpenter.—Apply Vt Wni.t'orsyth, Avondale. •■T^AlvfK]), a Miller for llaur mill iv v * Walknto -Apply by loiter to C. F., STATtOfllce; with information ro former em ployment, and copy of testimonials, lfany. j . ANI-D, a Strong" Lad for "the Car ! peatorlng, nnu with some ki;o -vliulk'C I i>f 'rai'o prafatred.—Apply Now bnlldhiif, j ii !ug ssrOijt, r'o&KOuby. i »/"aNTEi.», Three Mas n 3 for public • » work.—Apply to W. G. Bussott. ocn- I rector. ,4/ ANTED, two Btioot! Youilis lor v currier's shop: about sixteen yours ol I litre: also 2 Youths for tanyurd.-rApiily to 11. (j.ttos and Sons. _ , AkTKD, tliorou^bly gocd Chamber * ' maid; must havo good rcfercuco — Apply Star Hotel, betvvoen 10 and 12 a.m. \,<^/ANTED, a General Servant; no * * wobbldic; rofuruuoes r> qalred.-Apply to Mrs_O. f. J ktcp, P.;oßonby l-.utd. Feinalo Cook,for coun;ry I '' v botoL—Apdy to Mrs ihompsoD, hdln buruh ('BBile Houl Symoads street. AN TED, a good Painter for Suva • * (I'Ul), one year guaranteed : toa steady nun wbkod U j per dsy of 8 hours —Apply to J, It^an, Kuraugohape Hoad. *\7 ANTED, a General Servant; rcferon t T cea required.—App'y ctiloa of tnls paper, » »,/ ANTED for Fiji, three or four dozen Vv j-oucßhand-'adTur*eyi', beforeMonaay next.—Apply t,o2j,Qaeec-strett. !V ANTED, Apprenticea and Imjuovers II to tbe P.-DtMiMklpK. — Mini Cog'Jll, oppoiilta St. James' Chu'rcb, Upper Union strepf. WAVI'KU, a Lady Housekeeper,— Address A.H., Star ofllce. WANTED, aßov that can tide—Apply to U. Hulmu, Batoner. Q i«on-Btroot, \.tj ANTED, a hespectable Girl to assist Ti la Homnwork.—Apply at this office. WAINTED, a g-'od Goaoral Servant.— Apply to Mrs Harper, HjUU Kden Rojd ; enquire for houso at Tul'-^aip. \\;ANrKU, a poad Junior Unnd tor t t vlio OlothinK Djpartnißnt. - IT. t tklna.| WANiED KNyWw-1 hat tho Great s*ale of <ilondenlng's Bankrupt ctock is Now Pioocedltig. nnd ooHiOmori oan effeot a olen i-avlng ot 7u lv tho £. at a. Ooombes and Co s. Quoeu Btreet. WAM'I'KU, two re?pec f<aDio young men Boiirdcrs In a quiet family, whore no others are kept—Mrs Ueorxe Payne, top of Franklin Road, tbe third houso o_ Ponsonby Road, on ttits rlnhc h_d side. W_ Ntr D KN6~VVN, that Mrs Cuss cott 1s now Belling all ber ptoaent largo stock of Mod leal Heron at a great reducilov, soiuo ev.n bolow cost price, owing to her shortly ramovbix to her tow retidenoo at Mount lidoo. Vft.'ANTKD~T> BUY, at once, a Nt\v t T foundland Pup W.or), or aorcsibetween Rotrltver nnd New/oundJund.— Apply Pub- IJsbor. BT*n. ANTED, to Purchase, n Hook, Btatlono:y and Fancy Goo Ih Budoets In a popu odd oantro —Address btatloacr, "Kfetilpy Kont," VV'clllngton. 4»/ ANX _ U KNUWN—Best Herbal .~» Ointmont, for Piles, Cuts, and Bruises, and all Cutaneous Eruptions; also a Perfect Cure for Ringworm—by Mrs Guscott, Short ' land-street. WAJN'IE!) KNOWN—There is Cou stant Employment at Suva, Kiji Islands, i for ttood Carpenters; at excellent wages. Steady tradesmtn wanted, not "handy men." aNTISTj KNUWN.— Melrose ; nve minutes wnlk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Uevonport l_nd Agency, Dtiaclt ltp:id, \AJ ANTt-D, the Ladies of Auckland to v v see onr Silks. »t 2s lid, so.d In town at 5a 6d : Fanoy Dress Materials, SJ), woith JJd, only at P. Coombea fc Co.'s. Qneea-atroat. WANTED, uveryone in want of Cash to call on thoir nnclo—London Loan Olllee, under Theatre ltoyal, Victoria-street. \*/ A H lEToUw i\ -Foothew, T * Iflov/ers, aunaba-iesi, Grannie's Bjnnett, Trlmmid Uou, So. fur the holidays. atßob sou'd Melbourne Bouse, I onsor.by. \\r AN rK_n_NTu WN — Mrs Co»T«n, T T Foither Drtstor, late ot Qaeen-Btreet, hasromovwa to Hewln'u B,illdlnK», Wellefl.y gtrcet Wptt opposlto Abb,.tt'a Op.ru House. WANTKi —llorrockes's Loug Clotn, at Ss 6d por dor; Good TwM rhtialinus, 101 d ix-r yarJ : KinnnoU, 1 jrt ; to be had only at S. Co-Jinbeo „ Co.'s, Qnoon-atro(jt, %,VANTEI) KNOWN, fpQKcs and v » Velloi-B and all kluda of Coal to bo had off Joseph Craig. Viz aat_d""KNuwj\. - TUp Meiroso » T Estate ia tho Cheapest Property for sale In novonport.—Apply, Devonport Ijand Agency Beach Koad. Pr B. Tanner. No. 8 Quoon-etrect W ANrau> "very Man in Auckland to * » Pnro'ii—a our White Dtess ana Recatta Shirts, it 2s lid, sold elsbwhoro At ii Hd at P CoombißS — c&'a. Quawn-atieat. ' ANTBD, Bujert-Paahlonable Re, K»tta Shlrr.<. -i»Sd; Wnlw »htrts with collar* ft. (M ; Men's Military Boo_i f Bd.-Brou can'<.YlnUr.«-Btroat l WAN TBD - The L'fcstoWcrs of Munro and Mllliuan to know that they are now oreparcid with a full and choice a«>ortmoni of Twetdn and Drapery Hoods In ah department* for the coming bo-moo. V&/ ANThD KNOWN. - Allotments, T i wi.th choice vipwa •, rich soil, nnd con- Vcniont.-App.ly, Povonport Land Agoncy. WANTiD KNOWN-MrlHadleyTas an a'tottm^nt of Plhalorus, Aprom>, UnderoloihlnK. Hats. Bonnets trlmined.— pot'son^tt-Kt (opposite Prinoa Arthur HotolJ WANTKD KHOWN—Working Men oan Havo their Moo»y by calling at the Governor Gordon Dlniuaf Rooms. AH Meals ad; lipsrd and Lodging ISfi ncr wook.—Note «he addrosat Nearly opposlle the Walteraiits jnd dose to the ,Dook, Lowei'Alber»-street.-R. Murdoch. Proprietor. WANTED, a 1000 Men to purchase our Nol»on Tweed iroosers ror On Ud per piilr. worth 12j 6d, at 8. Coombes S£ Oo.V, Queen strtot ANTKD KNuYVM to Ladies ol Auoklnnd and District, especially to Milllnsrs and Dressmakers, that lira W. It. Tench is pwpared to Teach only a limited num ber of Ladies tho Art of tfeathor Dressing.—Far terms, &c, apply Mrs \Y. M. Tench, Feather D-csser, opposite Prlnco Arthv.r Hotel, Hobson street. ________ TO BAKK-Jtta.— SYanTted, a competent steady M«n as llrttt, hard, to Oil a perma nent nitnutlon — *pplv with leferenco, by letter or otherwise, to Mr K. Wateie, Queon-streot, or John noil. Otahnha. BOOT TJBAOe.-Good Clckcrs wanted a*. MoArthnr's Kaotory, Upper Quscn stieat. KAPEH'S ASSISTANT. —Wanted, an A«Bistant for the Haberdashery and Hosiery Dopartmenta— J. Cosgravo and Co. jjoai and Found. LOST, to-day, at tho North Shoro. ft Flrld Gloss.—los reward will be paid to an;one brlnßftiK tno samn to Star uillco. ]OST.— Srtvycd away, Drown Marc, -J ttranded J.F. A handsome reward will r,p given to flndor on returning hpr to Dr. Mooro, Lower Symonds-Btreot. LOHC, between Qucen-stre^t s>n.d f^~. noil, a Small Iron Wheel belonging to a Lawn Mower,—finder rewarded on leavintr tho sftmo at th|s office, IJIFT at Evening St*h > iilce, Mecr- J schaum Pipe, amber lnonth-pleoo and silver-mounted.—lf not claimed after Friday next, tho 10th November, will bo Bold to pay expenses, IX'1 the Hoive left in my paddock by Jamos Wood, Brickirtake'r, ib not taken away,and expenses paid within 14 days from date, it will bo sold to pay expenses.-Daniel Stenart, Helenaville, Ecclesiastical. OUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of VVellCHley and Albort streets.—Kvangelistlo Sorvice, TUIB (T-'huredayt BVffiNINH, at 7.30. All are invited. Rocont arrivals cordially Invited. ' 8 %U_ I'icachiDg Service at Grafton Koad I vroaleytn Chuichii Pontncned from this evoi Ing to Friday evening, at 7.3). M~E!M'iJ CHKISTIAN ASSO- X CI ITIO.S-Corner W'ellesley and Albert sticets. WEEK OF SPECIAL FEaviCBS FOR OUNQ TIIKN. <ln oon»«otlan with tho week of Speoial Pxayer for' Youofr tAen the'worM over ) From Sunday 12tii till SatordayJ IStii inst. Addresses will bn given by ihe Revs A Fair-' btother, Gurl&rd Bamtordfffivanfiollsi), Usorae Bemus; (Mr Bittlej, President of the Associ ation, who is expeoted by tho msll steamer), »nd other frieods, each evening, in tho Lecture Hull at 7.30. Full partiou'ars in future advoi tlionicnt,



Personal. A LETTER at the Hobson Hotel wai ffL Ing for M.i .0. To Jbet rS^O LBT, Furoished Parlour and Bei 1 room use of 1-iano and Kitchen; als Bdroom, use of Parlour.—Melrose House, 12 Grey-street. i j O LfcT, Houses.—apply J. M, Mai a doauld, earner of CJaoen and Wist Queei stteote. _ TO LET, in .Brighton Road, Farnell, now Verandah Housb of four roims, wit soullery, colonial ovoii, and wat»r laid on ; toi Bna view, rent moderate.— Apply, I). K. Hvani Queinstreit r|>O JjKl', a CaJcer's SUop ana Uven, l 8 Woillrgtoa-Btriot-Apply to F. L. P^imi 28, New ZeMand lotnrnnne Mulldlnxß. < b O lif-'V, a lfarra ot 31 Acre*, witl * dwelling and out-houaes, adjoining Vie toria Park, cheap. — Apply Devonport Lam Agoncy. r I\O uTf7Settlers' Hotel, Wbangnrei. ---9 Tliia old established flrst-clasa Hotel to b let for a term of years ti9 may be agreed upon - For particulars; ftpply to Lionel Phillips Messrs Khreufried Bros,, Queen street Whari Auckland^ rpO~BK~L*h,T, for a term of years, thi JL r.'eirtonoi of Go. G. Walter, Krq, Papa |k\ira, containing nine liranvj, In adaltlon ti buthrooni, daiiy, and ftoul'eiy. Alei, aE-3tallei Btnhle, coaohbonoo, uml all ndccßaary out ntllci'.B ; togother with a nicely laid but Rurdon nix acres ot liind in cxcollont imuuirc. Qulrubli for a gpntlßinan's r«-ldonoe. Poesosslon can bi Klvon Ut January, 1833.— Kor partloulars npplj to 3. If. HuttlioH, f .ti 4 , Luna Agent, Vuloai Lane, or ttie ProDrlwtor, on the promisee. TO LET n Gentleman's Residence ant Grounds, sltuato about one mile behonc Mount Albeit. Homestead consists of hand some and commodious dwelling (9 rooms), bath room, stove, pantry, dairy, large stublo, buggy house, hay loft, &c.-in fact, replete with everj convenience ai d out-ofllcea requisite on a gentle man's estate Grounds, containing about 2! acres, subdivided and beautifully laid out it gardon, piiddooks, fco.: tho whole comprlslnp ono of the prettiest places in Uio suburbs o. Auckland, and only about half an hour's dvlv< from town.— V) l'\ ICvans, Estate Agent, (Jueeu street (next "Herald"). FFlCtt To Lii X,—apply at U^.lj.a, Ilooma, Uueon-Btreet For Sac. |J^OK SALF, a Bkckaiulthing JJusinesf P la a rlblnit township ; opon till Monday.- Apply Mra cymonds. Ifrnllerer Qieon-Btreet. jti^OH SalK, a Gocd Piano by Alison ff 1 (seoan-'-hiM d), owner leaving the oountry, -Apply H.O.h , Stab Office. F XOR SALE.—Vive-roomed Houso ; good corner allotment, Park Hoad, splendid view of harbour and soa.—ll. Partington.House and Land Agont. gjl O X SAL ~E. I 1 ALT.OTMKNTB. STOKES'S POINT (Main Road)-41 s 234. £IJi aVONUALK-J tore (opposite Sohool). £90. COLLKGK ROAD—Allotment 33 x IUU, t.i per foot NORTH SHOKK-Flaßstaff Road, 100 x 116. £3 0. ELLKRSLIB (olose to Statlon)-SS x ISO, £1 por foot Easy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terma to suit purchasers. Labour Ezohange and Estate Akohot. Hlgh-ijtreet—A. T. Carter, Mansaor. VJIuK Suit, Handsomo VillaKe.idouce " and Grounds, oituate at Carlton Gore Road and Seafleld Viow Road, eon'aining a rooms, besides Kitchen, large servant's (could be divided), bath-room, wash-bouse ; tlttod with evory convenience, such as oopper, cupboards, &c., &c; grand cornor, nice garden, pretty place.—l). F. Evans, Estate Agent, next r'Herald" Oflloe. uaa T/IOR Immciliato Sale (cheap), a Fur- H nlshod Co.tuge— A nlod Verandah Cot tage of 6 rconip, all Furnished complete, and ready far immediate oceuptlion; the furniture li almost new and la good order. Price fur the lot £359. HUanto, Newton Road.—D. V. Kvrnu, Katstß <tent. next "Herald' oflloe. 630 sj'UK BALK. — Percival Parade, near' V Shelly Hoiiob, Nuw and Handsamo Villa of 4 ruom<, ecullery and pantry, lined with shelves, cupboards, resistor, oven, sink, etc.; brick paths, wiwhhonno ; well drained ; gplesdla vlow of tho U.rbou-.—D. V. kvANH, Eetito Age" t. Quecn-Btre«t, tpxt " Herald " olllce. |Tok tALE, a UMrgaiu.-—Houso of 8 ' rooms, «ro , nleo gardon, nloluient Si x 165. eltuatud in Klizibeth-stroor, off Wood siruei, Ponaonbi. Terms voiy o»»y m the froporty itUßlba absolute y folo. Pnno, only £358.—1>. v. i-vanh, K.iuto A,(ont, Qaetn-itruct, next " Herald '; olUcp. ; if) OK SALK, lmke-alreet, four-roomed '1 CoUaf;,\ cnloslal oven, dresaer. &a ; ttood we'J ; allo«t cut J-9 x o*. frca only £15J —1». If. icvima, Katato Anußt, QuecL-atieet, ldxc Borntd Olllco. 610 ' i^'OUSALB, lirown-sttcet, I'onsonby.— f Houso ot 3 rooais (not quite flnUhed)i could be made Into 1 room^t easl.y, ullov montJsxira. Price £230,-1) AEvaNh. Vstate Agent Qurenstwet, next " Uarald"ofllce. fn\O irsYESTURi.-Kor Sale, on roa- E Konby Road, corner of Uukc-Btraet. a Magnificent Buft'iiPfa alto. Ailotmant 43 x 107, ccK»'.har with a nine Cottage ot Four ttooms nnd t-culltry erected on bick oud of the allot mont; well Dniltnnd flnlstied off; good wster bui ply.—Apply to D. F. Kvans, iletato Agnnt. ne>t *• Hferald"oflloe. p6O OTtti.—FOK S^LE, that Bupcrioi freehold property In tho flourishing town Ship ot Palmers ton North called the Club Hotel. now bolng erootod; will be resdy for opening on tho lßt Ueoomber text. Is the larpnßt and bent arrsnitiK) hnyo batwovn Taruutkl and VVelUngton, Hrantod An luftutnlla! club h»» h'en organised,for which a sul>e of roor,i< h»n \wm\ arranged. Tliu koaan contains In a 1 40 roomc, with bath-room. Ktublo, coßcb houso, KO. PUnsmay bo lonanrt p«rtlonlnrn had from the underslKnsd ouiy. To a peisnn with oipl'al this preonts ,->n opponunlty fo maklnn an asaued fortuu*'.—David i\ Mtn*rr, Commlsston Agent. Hnnter-ttreet. Wotllnglon. BPJ.KM D(i) villa sixiii yc-T; BALK. WOOCIjANDg. SORTFCOrE (bettor known eb the Ploulo Qreuudal—Six Very Oholae Bnlld- Ing Allotments, eaoh 66 x 132, quite level, moot deelrabln, nod nosr to beach, Prloe, only £35 each. Terms very easy, D. F. EVAN3. Kstato Affonti Tp v" ie s a" L c. A Now and Well flnlahofl Bhov and Dwelling of S rooms RUotment at x 105. Good position in rising KUburb. Capital opening. Prloe. <S6O. ". y, KVANB. |^t O X S. A L E,1 UARtNQAHAPB KOtn. near Symondß etreot, vury desirable honto, 8 rooms, good well, tank, outhouse, Kr. rreohold allotment, about 3ti x 133. The house la well built, and In first olbßS ordrr. ]J. V. KVANS, Katnto Aeunt, (586) Queen-ntreet. next" Herald." ygy ~ - g iUBUHNSTIUCET (Kvbor Patßl-Seven ro imed House, not qnito flalehod: wood-thed, good well, Sc; thretißOCUons, onohMUlH). tern minutus* walk from ueoniitret. T had oheap, D. If. RVANB, 676 KBtate j^i O X S A h K. PBOPKRTIKs, r^rßo and Small, in various parta and places, too numerous to advertioe septirotely. See 83au SATiTBBi v Bm>rt burnt for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LMNI), and every faolUty civon to purohasers. D. F. EVANS, Kstate Agant. Quean-Btroet. P.-SniVJs SALK.-Gentleman's Handsonio Beeldenenand Ground— This valuable freehold property is Mtuitte within tho ona mite radius of tbe oicy. House containn 13 oomtnoiiloui rvoms. all in first c'ftfn order, and magnificently fioiahed itf. aitaohcd to whioh is every possible comfort and convenience, useful as well »» ornamental, suoh »b bay windows, largre talcony and verandah, conservatories, bath-room, lavatory, Btore-room. dairy, wash houao Vvlih copper, &c. &c,, Sea, in fact, a KUDtlonmi'H family retidenco thoroughly re pleta, Qronnds are really Rrand. and stocked with tho ohoicofit frnit trees, flowers, &o.; beautiful walks, tunny slopon. nh&dy neoks; a'together past dtseerlptlon, and must be seen to be approclutd This property Is for positive eale. In oooscqnenoe ot oWoor havlna to proceed to Kngland, and is pa* into tho market by him with much regtet,- Cards tb view, and all par iloulnrp, from 11. K. KV^ANS, I state Agent, next' florblrt." Qneen Btrcet. QNB A L E 50 TONS PRIME POTATOES. G. S. JAKIKS, O'JBTOM-HOUdK- TRKK DHIPP'S OMNIBUS will run Tuesdays. BT Thursdays, and Saturdays from National Bank to tho Asylum at 9 a.m. and at 6.6 p.m., and from tho Asylum to National Bank 10.30 a.m. and C p.m. _ priTCHENS'S BLOOU RESTORER. Tha Publio ore Cautioned against the sup position that tho CORDIALIZKD BLOOD RESTORER will care the special ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL is now so famous a medloine for. The Cordlallzed le not a mbdicinb at all, bnt simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, tbat will not counteract the effect of the Medlolnal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an CBcapo from the nee of stimulants while being treated utdor Mr HITGHKNB'S CULKBUATKU MKUIOINAL BLOOD BKSTORUrt. L. D. NATHAN & CO Sole ahentb.



Drapery, asc Jf lval i J*iNAii! i Final ii i LAST FEW DAYSI SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ! GtiEATEK KEt»UCTION3 ! FINAL REDUCI.ONS I We havo oclr about (£3030) Three Thousand Pounds worth of Drapery and Clothing loft to soil no vr. Our Final Gtah Clearing dale will only last a few days longer, when the balance ot stock will ba SOLD BY AUCTION. As wo wish to Close tho Bale NBXT WKHK, we are making BTIIjL FURTHER RE DUCTION 9 to oommand an EipedltioDß Clearance. GfARLICK & CRANWELL Are Sailing Gtood* at soon prices as Tradesmen cannot afford to soil who Intend oonlinulng In the Baslnesa. A lot of Good Hosiery left yeti A Lot of Serviceable Dress Materials. A Lot of EXCELLENT BLACK GOOUS. A Lot of Men's and Boys' Clothing. A Lot ot NX W Cretonnes, to arrive on the 30th A Lot of New White Curtains, jost opened. A Lot of Colonial and English Blankets, greatly reduoed. Last Lot of H!aok Silks and Satlna opened up. During tho Nest Few Days you will Parohsso as Oheap as at Auction, and have tho advantage of Quietly Seleoblng what will Suit you. COUNTRY FRIENDS, DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE ! ! ! Gtarlick & Cr an well positively going out of thb DhAPERY. BB3IDKS ALb KINDS Or DRAPKRY, W« AIM CLEARING OUT ALL THB MANCHKSTEK OIOCK As we Intoad making groat alterations In the Premises after tha Sale. BLANKETB-BKDUOKD BHKSTINOS-RBDnCKD lIOLLAND3-RBDUCKDI OORTAIN3-RKDUOHD I OBJCrONNHB-BBDUOSD 1 OAUOO3 FLANNKL9, BFIIRTINH3. BEPB. DAMASKS. TABLE CLOTHS. Gaulick & Cranwbll, On lookUß through thel STOOK OF IRON BED? tBADB find they havo on hand no lota Hun 449. As they are over-stocked, and hold Invoices of more to arrive, they have determined to OLVAB OUT 200 I RON B BD3TSAD3 AT LKBB THAN WHOLKJALK FRIOXS FOB CASH, FURNITURE DUOBD BBDDINQ DUOED OARPBTB UOKD LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RRDUOED FH.NDKK3 AND FIREIRON3 RUDUCEO MATTING AND MATS REDUCED TOILETWARE RBDUOnD OIiIMNEY & TOU ET QtiASdEd RBDUCKD ALLFURNIBHINP«<)ODi REDUCED For Ca-,. /AYMENas. We are Belling m APES TRY pARPBTS At 2/3 per Yard. We are Belling / OOU /^ANE /CHAIRS It 3/0. FURNISH YODR HOUSB HOW AT KEDUCKD UASH PRICES, GrAKLICK & CbANWKLL, CITY HALL ARCADK, QUKKM- TKBKTi IF YOU WaNT FULL VALUE FOR MONEY, BUY YOUR DRAPERY AT THE Parnell Cheap D« apery J^STAULWHMKNT. DBESS IIATEKIALB, JIILLiaBRY, HOSIBHY, GLOTE3, FBILLIXGB, CTJRtAINS, TABL- I CS, AND FANCY GOODS AT LKS3 THAN QUEffiN-STREET PBICK?. J. G- BROWN*» PARNELL CHEAP DRAPERY ES TABLISHMENT. URSTIaG of tlia Water Pipe in Queen-street.- Important to Householder*; — The large lot ot Drapery, consisting of Call oobb, Vlsnnels. Blinkets, Dress Materials, Prims, and Cloth<ng, damaged by water at Samuel Coombes and Co.'a chop during the recent heavy rains wUI be offered for sa]e FRIDAY, Novtmbt'r 10th. and will be marked at prioes that must effect as Immediate clear ance. The goods have all been lately imported, and are only slightly saturated bj rata water. Good' Household Calloo, 2s M per dceen; Honeycomb Toweb), Si M per dosea; All wool F annel, 7Ji nor yard; Drees Maisrlnlp, % ■94 per diess, worth 8a Ci; Strong tikirtln?, Vji per yard; Met/s and youths' Clothes' at especially low prioee. As all Koofla damagtd must be cleared nut In a few days, they are marked at prices that will M 6 worthy the atten tion ot JHot»lB, Scorekoepers. and other large buyei-n. H«l e on KRID*V, NOVEMBKR 10th. -SAMUEL COOMBKB ft CO., Qnetn Btreet,



Q-oodson's Arcade. GfoODSONS ! JLoNIJON i Arcade. rpHK T ABT TT7KKK 1 HE JL/A3T VV BSKK OF THU! I SALE OF i SURPf.Ua OTOIK UKPLUS OIOOK At 16 per cent. R.nluotlim, or 3s In the Ponnd, on all Purchases, COMMENCE 3 ON Monday, bth. .November, Saturday, November iith. Preparations will then be made for a : Gigantic Display • OF Entire _N ew Gtoods, DAILY BXPECIBD TO AKKIVB, Whioh will surpass anything before offered at tli» London Arcade, boing the result of the moßt caroiul selection on the part of Mr Qoodeon during hla BogH h and Continental vlalt. 8,888 Christmas AND JSTnw Year's Cards, The Greatest Novelties In the Market, FROM Id to 103 Kaoh. GrOODSON'S IioNDON ___KCA_E. QUBKN & VIOXORIA.-.T«BETB. London Office: 68. St. Mars'* Axe, Tenders. T J \KNDKRS will be received at our office I till Nooa on SATURDAY, November 18, for Additions to the Blttok Bull Hotel, for M. WalUighor, JUq. Lowest or any Tender no', neeeamirlly accepted.—Smith and Arnold, Ar cbltoaw, Old Caaooil ObnmDer*. JKLHOUUKO. STAR OF EDEN, L.0.L., No. 36. ---'J ho Annual Meeting ot the above Lodge •will ba hfla TC-JIOHR jw (Kridij) _V_N -INB. at 7 30 p.m.. in Ss. Dtvta's Sohr-olroom, Upper Sf monda-siroet. Bin tlonof Offio*r>and other business— w il_a— Bl».C—, Baoretarj. i j^AT'URALISI'tf FIELD CLUB. Persona k'torsatea In the formation of a Natnrallita' F<e)d Cmb In Aaokland aru i*vlted to attasd a _o«tl_i: ta be h»lu In tha M*saan\ BalldiaK* on FRIDAY, the 10th lnst, at 7.30 *.m 7 T. V. CHBE3e-AN. "||UG_T MOUK& W-OIONSTKATIOtf. Delegates from the different trades are re queatod to attend, a Heating to bo hold at the Working Men's Club on FRIDAY NIUHT.IOth instant, at 8 o'clock. H. MIDDkBTON; Sec, pro tern. N ° T I c E- A Special Keeling of all persons connected with the Building trade are invited to meet the members of the Builders' Association, TO MORROW (Friday) E vening-.lOth inst.,at 8 p.m., nt the South British Buildinxs, to consider the reply received from the Institute of Architects, with reference to general conditions of con tracts. C. S. WRIGHT, Seo. A. B. A._ asstetog^ a 0.F.-COUKT~CIT» s^^pW^ & • OV AUCK_*ND,BB7B BEBsß3llsT®&tf' The A riJ on> nf d fpoolfJ Meat- Mlßagl ls«: of the »bove Court win be' BliMwIlSj1"'1'1 on 'KIDAY IV»NING, Mj^^PJ»KM[slO>h November. Bußlnesj: To »erf_B»" SB&tar csmldgr and act upon the re commendation! ot Hall Committee. By order. *. W. ALLBW, Bee A UCKLANDTfrACHKKS'ABSOUiA. A. TIOU. A. General Meot'ng will be held at Wellesley street School on SATURDAY, November U, at 2 o'clock, i discuss the question of sending a Delegate (Delegates to the General Conference of Teach mat Christchurch during the Christ mas Vaoation. Toichc rs willing to act as Representatives (if elected) arc requested to send in their names to the Secretary before the 11th instant. EDWIN T. HART, Secretary. Berosford-strcet School. Gazette in .Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW SttCALANP, NORTHERN SWSICf. IN BANKRUPTOT. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor* Aot, 1576," and tho various Act i amend ing ths ramo, a»d of tie Bankruptcy of HVDOWICK PLUMMMt fIRIBIfUtAV, Of Whang»mru, Stun Dealer, a Debtor. Notice is htreby siren that it is the Intention of the BtiS hadKwlck P iimmar Greonleut to itiakn a"nlloulon to this Hcmoruabla Court on WEBNESDAI, tho 22ad d>y of November, 1832, at the hoar of eleven o'clock In the fore noon, or a» soon thereafter as Ojunaol can be heard in that behilf, thu an order of liume dlnte discharge may be granted him under tbe IM-.h Section of "The Uebtors and Creditors Act, 1878." Dated at Auokland, t his Bth day ol November, 1882. KUS3BLU DKVORB. & COOPER, Sbortland-itreet, Auokland, < Solicitors for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF N_ W ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of ''The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876." and the several Aots amending tha same, ana of the Bank rnptoyot John K\YB Richardson, of Tauranga, in the Provincial District of Auokland, In the Colony of Now Zea land, Jewelloir, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that at the first meet inn ot the Credttorn of tbe said John Kayo Richardson, held at the Sapremn Conrt-honse in the City of Auckland, on Thursday, the Sith d»y of November, 18S3, at U o'clock in tha forenoon. Joseph Liohmaa, Morcha-t. Uune din, and Manders fccott, Werobant. Wolliogton, were elected to be Creditors' Truitets oi the Property of tho said John Kaye hlobardfon; and that the said Josflpn Laohman and AT«ndera Soott hava Intimated to tho Registrar (In writ ing)) their acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated th's Bth day of November, 1832. a. W. BASLKY, . . > Deputy Eegistrar, Jackbqk itro Rpsbeix., JTort-street, Auckland. Eolloltow for Debtor,



Public JNOtICOb. AT ORT II SH O R[E Pv^GATTA, The above Regatta is POSTPONED til) SATURDDAY NEXT, IITH IKST. Further particulars in future advertisement. CHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. Sec. I nPATTER=IALL'S (Occidental Ho'el).— ! 1 uPiilMO MKKTJNG— Settling will Cake place on tho above THIS KVKNING. Tte Boobs will also wager on all forthcoming events. a LL ACCOUNTS due to F. MANDKR, }\ Timber Merrhaii, Onelmnga, muse be paid to Mr G. UjiH.mi', Prinooa street' on cr before the 3bth A'ovemUur, 183/, or o:her Bteps will be tutceo. FBANCIS MiNDK«. Oaohunga, October 27,1882 A.RT Union (By pt-ra.ijalon ot the Colonial Secretary) Of ibc Oelebuatbd PicrnaK MAORI WOMAN AND C ILD Bx Hkbr Lisdackb, EIXTY MEMBKti.B AT 203. EACH. Tiokots to be obtained of Partridge and Wool lams, Tobacconists, Qaean stroat. qALSAL NE! KNILAS-LA'g OALSALINEt . .;' QALSALINK! TAINE BRO S., Agents, Auckland. MR THOMAS HOLDER, AROHITKCT, tUSTOM-BOUSK-STREBT W*ST. CHBAP Trimmed Hats, from Is 9d to 28): fStraw Hnts from 8d ; (.'hoan Bonneta. —Mrs Whltehond, Vloto:iu-atreot and Newton. "\TOLCANIO L4.ND. — Plaos of the V Rocky Nook Property can now bo obtained from' mo on application. The title to tills charming property is under the Land Transfer Aot, under which system the Government guarantees tho title, and the coat of deeds is very smalL—F. G. Ewington. "TNDIa AND CHINA TEA \VAR~E- X HOUSHi." PURE INDIAN TSA IMPORTS, Kz Te Anaa, DIRKCr FROM THB "CALCUTTA TKA ftYNDICATK," 9 Chests Da'jeeliDg Pekoo Souchong 19 do Cao^ardo 20 J-ohesta *a 21 do Broken Assam, and 21 do Ciohar Pekoe Souchong;. Samples on application. — Tcrsa to tha Trade. FfiKDK. WHITEHBAD. 95. YiotO'la-street. A.VONDALE BfilCE COMPANY (LIMirKD). Late JBclokyards of Mr. Bnrke'B. To Ba Registered undkk Thh Joint Stock Aot or 1880, CAPITAL . £7.8t0; In 7,«0 One Puucd Shmes. ApDlioaUons for Sharps reoelvd by the nn deralgned, at their omoep, M.Z irmnranco Bulldlnes. where prospectu-es and all informa tion n*Ribdl.ug the Company will be supplied to Intending Bhart holders. D. G. MAOL'ONNtLL, AHD FRA.TKR BROS., Bhokehs. JPrUIIS! J^-EW, Fruits . Dao ex Rlngarooma, transhipped ex Austral. We shall recoivo tho Urst Of the Beaton's NEW FRVITS early next week. PRIMK NKW VALENCIA 3, ETa L. V, NATHAN & CO. i? 1 A TO £10,000 LKNT on Building 35tJL\F aoßlotyprinolpioa.oronoihortenuo to suit borrowers. Allotments bonsht and Houses bull* on weakly payment system. Mortaasou aad Loans nesptiktad. Bee List of Prcperuu tor oalo oo its pass, Sl* ocr oent. allowed on money dopositcd for tnvestmeat.- O. WixtilAMSOH, Land. Snuts and WinaarAtJ Amait unii, y»inator, 3. l*na. rn^O THiS HARBOUR BOARD JL HLSCTORB. Qkntibmbbi.—Tara awndldateforthevaoant ■•eat at tne Harbour Bond. I have always taken a warn interest in improvements ot the harbour, and thould you return me, shall do my utmost to anva.->oe the oommeroial and shipping interests of the port. JOHN LAMB. Ntf O 1 1 C B. JAMKS AH KKW, having jiwt rrturned from China, brings wlih him the FINKST ABS<\RrMICNT Olf TKA3 oftared la Town, at the lowest rostlble prices. He can confidently reoommend r.he Teat, having pnrohased them himself, and trusta th»t all his old Customers,: and tfio Publlo generally, will av»il themielvea of this splandla opportunity &nd call early to boy bis Superior Congou, Peat Flavanred Koo loo, Phouohong. aad various Mixid Teas. BUited to every ta»to. tie hss also on hand Jaeansee Ware. Preserved Ginger. Crookery ware, Siika, Handkerchiefs, and other oommodltloj too numerous to mention. Buyers of Fungus and Muntß Motal. Note the AddreßS:— . - JAMBS AH KKW & CO.. 231, Queen-atreot, T B. M A D D £ Hi f.9 • han taken over the Bnslness rooently carried on MISS HAINKS, Tobaccokist, and hopes reoelre the Bnpport o( at old onstomera, SBIiBOT ASSORTMENT OF TOBACCOS. OIGAKS. PIPKB. &C, QUEE N • S T R EE T, Under Albert Hotel. -NDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDEJN'i L PERMANENT BUIF.DING, LAND, AND INTKSTMKNT BOOIBTY OF AUCKLAND. INVESTINQ SHARKS. This Society Is now issuing a limited number ot Investing Shares as follows :— INVE3TIN* BHARE3, Ordinary, carrying fall rate of Interest aad profit. Members paying nubocriptiona In advanoe for a period of 6 months and tip mortis secure oorreipond i ing advantages. PAID-UP SHARKS of the value of £30 eiob. for limited periods, carrying 7 per cent. Interest, pa} able half-yearly In cash and participating in profits. MONRY ON DEPOSIT. The Soolety is aleo prepared to receive Money On Deposit on the following rated ot interest i— For 12 months, at 7 par oent, intercut pay able h*lf yearly. For 6 months, at 6 per cent. ■ For shorter periods, S per cent. GrtOUGK JBItiSKR, Manager. Gfflcas i Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan ane. Wm, Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DKALKRS IN FANCY GOODS, KARTHKNWARE, CHINA AND QLABB AND GENERAL STORHKKKPJKRB, Plain and Fanny Stationery Perfumery atd Toilet Soaps Brnihware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fanoy Ifurnltnro Clookß. Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, CiKarß, and Pipes Musioal Insirumsnts Kartiionwure. China, and Glass V&ses, Flower-stands. &o. Parian Ware, Pictures Purses, Band Bus, and Baskets Crioketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis »nd Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Game;, Toys, and JJolla KOVELHICS FOR CHRISTMAS. gALSA L I N El IKNILASLAQ SALSALINE! ALSALiNE 1 TAINE BRO S., .."-, AGEXT9.AUCKI.Am ' ■ ■■;^ |i -



amiißemnntß. [ BJtsOTI'S NEW OP^iJA HOUSE, :" AUCKLAND. Preliihnaby 3S totics. . s SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 18S2. I GRAND OPENING NIGHT op MESSES STAMiEV & DAEBYSHIRE'S CELE- :'-fl BRATED ( JUVENILE QPERA TVOUFFB "./ AND pANTOMIME /-iOMPANY,"/" Having concluded a most successful season of iC Vi eek3 at the Bijou Theatre, Melbourne. 14 '"': Weeks at the Queen's Thostre, Sydney, 6 Weeks at Garnier's Theatre, AdeUide, and aro now making a Grand Farewell Tour o£ the Colonies. Rememisek! The Orby Successful Troupe ; in Meluoukxe. * HARRY STANLEY (late of War Diorama ■ fame). Business Manager. WM. FARMER, Agent. ' :, ! Corporation notices. I r, QITY OF AUCKLAND. TKND2R3 FOR DOG i;OLLjR9. • Tha City Council win rareivo tender* until S pro. on THUKSIJAY, lGtn inst., for IIOK ''■"-' Ooiittia required during the ensulutf y t ar. • faimplaanmy be neen with partlcuiarß at lha offloa of tha Dog iioxlstrar, City CoiinoU Uhimbarf, Hlßliscrcer. The Council do not bind \hauißelve.i«ioaccspt any t«ndpr. Xeadeis ! to po endorsed, " For Log collars." ' -: p. a. paumv _ _, , . Town Clerk. Town C/leika Office, Novembar 9, ÜB2. £j IT V OF AUCKL AN D. TENDEES FOR FOBMATIOy, &0 , WORKS, riCTON-hTEEET. The City Council win receive -tenders ontil S p.ni oi THURSDAY, the 16th icet.. forworks a? above, In terms of plan, epeolfloasionn, and oonoiUonejit the office of the Cuy Surveyor. Council Uhamberf, H lß h-stie6t. The Uonndl ; do not bind themseivts to aocept any tender, lenders to ba eutfbreed 'For P.cton-Kieat worts. "• P. A. PPIdPaH Town Clerks Office. TownCeik. . - November Bin, 188?. QIT V 0 F AU CKLAIN-pi PONSONBY~WARD. All Rita Notloesbeln# delivered. Immediate P&ymcntof Current Ha:cß and all Arrears is re quested. After the SO.h tout, legsl proceeding"! d will ba taken for the recovery of any unpaid P. A. PHILIP*. Town Clerk's Office. Town Ole.k, November 8.1882. • :'i\6 ao&ed ana ttetnaenrm . . :> LJRIVATJS Board and Residence for one ■':': JL or lw i Respectable Young Men. Terms moderate.—Apply at Pllllneei's Store. Mt. Keen ' Road. f»BIVATK BuARD and KKSID&NCK tor Single Gentlemen or Married Couplo at Mrs Foxiou'u. Plttßtreet, opposite the Con gregational (Jhnrca. ■ , : - : r .^ fIUVKKNOK BKOWNK H'il'Bfc, : V* HOBBON-STKKEX, noahd abb LoiraiKß __„«__ ~2os psr\reek BI.VGLE Hno«___^_. ..Ks Drapery" &c. - ' MJLIItIBjKY TTIOK the Best Assortment MILLINERY Bocsa, top of Grey-street. Ladles' and Children's Trimmed Eats from 2/11 Fancy MUlirery. Silks. Satins, Feathe*B, In great vaiiety. Ka«b Hut?, /s to /9 9'lohuß and Capes In I are, t'hei>ille. Sic.' :. LiOB CvikTAiKS from 3/11 to 15/ . ■ : 0 inch White Twilled SUoatinj? from/ll ; Toilet and Honeycomb Qailts f torn 3/11 For aU kinds of Honsekeeplni; Reqaieitsa tha Chbapjbt MAbKET la at BBISHTON HOUSE. ". -v 7 B VBCK3 It you want tiem to look well hu* '. ' BABIB3 your Robe, uloair, and IJood at 35 BABIK3 UiusH'Ok ltiisa. The whole set ; BAB;K3 (rjml7/9 PiLiBiES from 3/B; oor g/U Peliana >t 18 well worth li/B. JBiOE.fiom 3 for . : ;:; 1/upvraids Dress Material in Prints fiom /3f -;;■-•* yM New Ginghams, /I}; Sateens from /8J: Belsaa /f} to I/.; Hlaok Alp.oaa, /62 - Splenatd Wide Blaclc Cathmere, inltable to* Uapen, l<o mans, &r. 2/0 yard t Japinoso and Pongee S'Aa from 1/3 Bplendld Una la Hlaok BUs at 4/8, worth QG B)y»'Holland DrejßßS, 2/9 .--.:' ritiifores, in end leas variety, from /CJ GOOD VALUK FOR MOSKST AT J, IiKNDELVS '"' | r X Top oi Gbetsteret. • . ,:. (x BE A 1 Si AUGH TE B ' i ' - J)aAPERY, ? I have to Ufjrm yon that I have purcnarad • " some procertf «t tte Notth Shans, and am -'""'I goltig to RETIRE.fiooi the Drapery and MU> linory business. ■;; ; » . ; Thames.—l take this opportunity of thsnkinir - i my enßtomers for their constant and liberal : patronage during tha last 17 yeais. ■■■■■*■ A..,;.;: ■ ..,;.;: ■;U',P:t{ 0 L c a l . a g . Sale ?OR THREE MONTHS, Affording my onstposors andthepnblto an opportunity of SKCDRINR I'RAPKRY AVOUILTjINHEX ; AT PRIOKB UNDKB COdV. ' "-1 After the Sale, tha bhop and Dwolllng wiil ba Lee by Tender on Leaee. . J . .'/,■;,.- I append the following Price List as a gutdo < to my customers:—looo pairs Kid Gtoves (In all oolonrf)—2 batioDß. In; White 1-buctons, 2a 6d; Fancy 3-buttons to 6 all at 3a 8d nair. worth. 6«: - " 700 yards all wool Finn l^ttm Bis ok aerge.ls ■ yard, worth 2a: Rush Hats. 3d ; Long Osttion. Feitthers. 10^, worth £1; toperfloe Books, 6's to B'B, at 7d, wnrth Js; Gold Tnimblea, 6d, worth 2a; White Marsella Boots, Is. worth afld, . .... ALL THE STHAAT GOODS AKK QOTTB NX\7, It !o the FIRST CLEARING 8 A.LB. and am going to give the publlo the benefit of it. W. K^rk. GLOVE DEPOT, ViCTOnu-sißKffiP, »A -, Auctions. TCMOKROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M, X MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE,; MARKKI""' AND GROOKUX AUOXIpN POULTRY DKPARTMKNT. : Fowls, Turkeys, Duckß, Geero, Pigeona L"«. naxles Fnucy Birds. Small liga ■ ■■- » 12 Lirge Knipiy Cuso.f, sTno libed PRODUCK. FRUm AXnGROCERY Gooft Table Potatoes, from Wftlkoto. &o, • New Potaio«B, Carrot. c»bbegoß. Hirßs. Wacon. Ham». Beet, Pork, German Saus*cos. Bnt! ter, Cheese. Flonr. Oatmeal. Oale, Vineßar Whi Ing. Salmtr, Piolrlep, Pacor and Paper Bags, Sherbet ana Oringo FJower Water FRUIT-Lemons and Gooseborrioa GROCERIES. &c.-seaseßVe6ta»a«dMatohßß, Tea, Girflon. iooo<i. Sugar-, eisonlcp, Ixilliec, - Lobsters. Sanoe, Cnrry, Siaroh, Bine, Snap , \ ; FDRNITURK DEPARTMBNT:- or !*, OK SALB PBIVATEtV, - AT AUCTION PRIOKS: A Lurgo and Vi»*lod Acs6rtment of Uonseholt ■ wnmituro of Knglieh, Amerloan. and Co lonial Munufar.ture, suitsm u for all olaeses • Oil Paintln(?a. Stores, Grates, Ovens, Toilef Beta. Toilot Giaftt-p, butn-rlor Book-oaser Pewlog Maohlnep, Catpeta, Hearth Rnaa.-i • Fenders. Glass tases, .Marbleiou WB.!lh.' ttan-iB. Kitchen Foantains. Oval Boilers Knsniellad Milk Pan?, Ulßhee, Baelna Fry Pans, Gridirons, (ko. . ~ » ™'. ',* Snperlos Pianoa. new, Jaot nnpaoked ;'< :< NewAmßrtonnOTfaD,Oiganetteß ' • ' • :■ A Small Hand Crgan, feather Beds, &c. '' '1 < TO-MORROW. ~~" \ s i b b i ns m * B,T r :;,,r;: Atll o'clock, ,'■: "7 "I Af) SAOK S MAIZB, X.\JVJ exMinniaHare '.' >. 7 tons Potatoes ■~-■■;■.-., z .-V,~-~. ■~: i, •■ 60 bassOita -■ '; :■■.',■■'. >. .. :,-,■ s.-;:?:,.. ■■■} ■ 10 tocß Floor ' ■( : .:i\;,j i Sni?ar, Tea, Soap. Candled, .Kerosene, Jsffla'"' Salmon, Sardines, Carranu, Ralslna IA-x, Paper Bago, towing Machine