trim, and giving her another show, de*pito the nrisfermnes that appear to follow her. The boat, began to make ready at 11 o'clock, the Imp being nearest to the flagship, and consequently to windward, the Bay Boy neat, and the others in the order given above. The Imp was in charge of George Moore, Matthews beinj. at the helm of tbe Madge, Noll Waymouth in the Observer, Charlie Bailey with Ted Moore in the G.rtie, ; Sam Dove iv the Bay I'oy, Phil© j potc in .he Transit, Alf Warbick I in tho Empress. Great difficulty was expeiienced in getting the boats in line, the Madge desiring to ba somewhat ahead and to windward of the Imp, while tbe Empre-s would hug the Hag-hip with a strong tendency to blanket Ted Mooro. Eventually, evorytbing was arranged nicely and a beautiful start effected. The Madgo forced ahead from a leeward posi tion first, the Empress getting clear second, Florence third, Gertie fourth, Transit fifth, Imp sixth, Observer seventh, and Bay Boy last. The Agnes did not j appear, having evideutly been scratched. [ The course from tbe flagship lay round the Daphne, which could only be reached by several boards; The_ Imp quickly worked up into a good position to windward, and the Transit, Madge, and Gertie being nicely handle-, these four boata soon shewed to the front. Following them closely and gainiug steadily with close-hauled sheet, oamo the Observer. She was working up beautifully into the wind, when her proYcibi.l ill luck over took her, and somcUiag gave way (apparently tho halyards of the head gear) and she lowered her canvass. Soon afterward* the Scotchman took her In tow for Auckland, a-d it was evident that she had retired from the contest. Mean while, the Imp had worked up to wind ward of all her opponents, the Transit I being noxt, and Madge apparently third. 1 A miowt. or two later the Genie was seea | to cross over to wiodward of the Madge, thus piving her tkiid placo, with tno Madgo lourth, and Bay Boy fifth, the Em pro*s following closely. Soon afterward*, the Daphne wa» rounded ia the following order r—

Imp „, Transit Gertie Madge Bay Boy -Empress Florence

hrs. mins. sees. 12 18 25 12 ' 18 45 12 10 40 12 20 8 12 20 3o 22 10 40 12 21 55

The ran acro-s was a iino sight. Both the Transit and Madgo made excellent u«e of spinnakers, while the Gorlie and Imp did remarkably well with boomed jibs. These boats kept their positions, and the only change was in fifth and sixth placos. Alt' Waibrick gained on the Bay Bay steadily, a»d after a hard struggle sue eeed-d In getting ahead, the Bay Boy fol lowing very closely. The Imp lo.t about fire seconds «n the Tran.it during the run, while the Madge kapt her own on the Gertie. The Calliope buoy was rounded as follows:—

hrs, mins, sees. Imp ... ... 12 26 1 1 Transit ... 12 26 20 2 Gertie ... 12 27 2 3 Madge ... 12 27 29 4 Empress ... 12 28 10 5 Bay Boy ... 12 28 12 6 Florence about .ruins, behind.

Leading down past the North Shore wharf, .the Transit was undoubtedly earn ing on the Imp, and it was evident that she had a good show for fist place. The Madge also appeared to b. overhauling the Gertie, while the Erapto.s was .ttadily walking away from ue Bay Boy, Tbe Florence was practically out of the race, unless she did better en the lead than closr-banled and before the wind. There was at this tints a slashing southerly breeze, and every pro-jx-ct of a grand race between tbe first four boats.

After tho boats pissed the Victoria Wharf, with the exception of two Florence they wero pretty close. The Imp retaUed her l»ad, Transit s>oond, Gertie third, Madjre, Emprw, and. Bay B-y struggling for fourth | place. Tbe il»g»hip was pas' cd:—

Imp ... Transit Gertie

hrs, mins, sees, 12 45 10 12 45 25 12 46 40

The Observer, the Genie's most dan gerous epponont, havi-gdropped out owing to an accident, that boat was doing remarkably well. The North Head was rounded with no important change in posi tion, and the competitors steered a course down the CbanneL The race resulted— Imp 1 Transit ... 2 Madge 3 Gerty ... ... ... ... 4 Tltird-elass Yaclits YACHTS AND FISHING BOATS (deoked Cr half-decked), i ton* and under.—lst prize, «-5 ana Cap, present--, by Mr JT, Alax&nuer, aad valued at Hi. _nd print A. and ladioator Time piece, presented by Mr Goodsoa; 3rd prl__, &i. Coarse: Same as Seuo-d Race.

Entries: Gem, 3J ton., R. Murphy ; Comet, 3 tens, W. Phillips»n; Sybil, 4 to»s, F. Cramond; Spec, 1 tons, a. Robin son ; Truant, 3£ tons, Saundcrson; Hattie May, 2J tons, Nel.ou and Booker, In tbe race were two open sailing boats (the Gem and Hattie May) which had been half-decked to permit of their entry. The Hattie, when she was j ■ew, did well as an open boat, but latterly she did not prove so foitunate, and ia tbe bands of new owners she was put forward among strangers to try h»r better luck. Tbe Gem, as an open boat, was a decided f niluro, being above the prescribed measure ment, and more s_itr_ peaerally for a yacht. Hence she was fitted ont as a yacht, ond entered with that class of boats, in the hope »f there at l*_-t securing some small honour. The Sybil has so often come in at the head of the boats of her class that she was looked upon as certain of an easy victory, and few persons could be found who wero Inclined to favour her opponents as far as first place was oen cerned. To pick out the second was a more difficult task, bnt notwithstanding the entry of two new craft and the presence ot tho Comet the Hattie was expected to claim that position. The old' Freeman's Bay favourite was In excellent trim, and in addltien to ordinary caivas carritd a gaff topsail, which was furaished with the ob ject of giving her greater speed than formerly. The Sybil came ont in good style and appeared quite eaaal to tho task of once a*ain carry ing off first hononrs. Tho new boats and Ihe Gem presented a respoctable appear ance, but round few baokei s. An esculent start was made at 12.30 p.m., the Truant going off with the lead to wind ward, Sybil next, with Hattie May third and Gem last, neither tbo the .Comet nor Spec having come forward. On the beat across to Judgo _ Bay busy the position changed several times, tbe Sybil at one time being last boat. By Bomo skilful haodlieg, however, she was brought <o first placo before rounding the mark, which was passed as follows :— hrs. mins. sees. Sybl! 12 40 0 Truant ... 12 40 12 The Gem was a poor third, with the Hattie May last. Second-class Yachts. YACHTS AND FlaHI'G BOATS (deoked or ha'f-deoked). above 1 tons and not more than 7 tons -Ist prise. £8 and handsome Jog. pre sented by Mesws B. Porter & Oc r and valued at £5; 3ad prme, So and Wntter Coolsr,pre.en.ed by Messrs Oculoksnank & Miller; 3rd prizn, £2 Course: From north side ot Flagship rpu.d chequered buoy In Raraltoto Channel, thence ronnd marked boat off Koblmarama. tbenoe round m.rked boat off Judge's B»y, thence rou-ri boa! off Calliope Point; twice round, finishing on North side of Flagship. This race was completed on Thursday, but the result was inadvertantly omitted from our last evening's issue. Tho cem pptitors were-Jessie Logan, Biggs ; Minx, W. Jenes ; Eclipse, A. Aley. The Jessie Logan pas-edthe winning post with five minutes to snare, tho Kclipse being second. The latter boat carried away her centre board, while ths Miax, which he'd a splendid position during the earlier part of tbe race, carried away her jib and did not fini.b. -......,

The race resulted

Jessie Logan (Biggs) Eclipse (Aley) ... Minx (W. Jones)

Result of Cutter Race. The race resulted :— Henry, 2h3min... ••• — Haff-caste* 2h 34min Gannett, 2h 38m 30s ... —•

A meeting of the Parnell Borough Coun cil was held this afternoon, His Worship the Mayor in the chair. The meeting was held for the purpose of hearing objections to tbe drainage work*, propesed to do undertaken by the Council. Mr Fargie did not object to the drainage, which was neees any, but to the 18 inch pipes, which were not large enough to carry off the water. Several othtrs objected to the small pipes. Mr Boylan said he would see to it, and it necessary 21 inoh pipes could be substitu ted, - a . ;■• ■

THE WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETING.

Y.ETEEDAY -.FfKENOOS.

The Chairman, after completing the vim voce examination, addressed himself to the candidates ta the effect that they should read the standard theological works of tho connection to which tbey belonged, than which there was little, if anything, better published in tbese days. It was important for those giving themselves to tbe ministry to be equipped in theological as Well as in literary knowledge. Written sermons of tbo candidates were presented and ex amined. This finished their examination, on the basis of which the moating con sidered tbe fitness or otherwise of theyounp men for the work of the Methodist Church. Tho following Were then recommended nnanimouslv to the Conference :—A. 0, Lawry, T. 3. Walli., Newbold, Rothwell, and Dean ; Mr S'cvenson was also recom mended. This closed the session.

This Morning.

The devotional ox.rcises were conducted by tho Rev. E. Barber. Tho record of tho previous day's day's proceedings were read and confirmed. The following appoint ments wore thou made for to-morrow's s»r viccs: -Pitt-street, Revs. Bull and ] Carr; Ponsouby, Roys. Dukes and Griffin ; Grafton boad, Revs. Dellow and Bull j Parnell, Revs. Garland and Dukes { One hunga, t.ovs. Oliver and Pinfold ; Otahuhu, Rev. Barbor morning and evening; Mangare, Rev. Hammond, on the motion of Mr Bond a letter was directed to be sent to Mr Caugbley informing him of the regret'of the meeting, that he hud felt him self compelled to toko the step he did in withdrawing from the ministry. Messrs Abernetby, Dellow., Mudoon, and Spence, who are Buiehiug their fourth years' probatien, were orally examined in theology and general literature. The subjects dealt with worn—'• The difference between Inspiration and Revelation," "The Atti tudo of Science towards the Scriptures/ '" Atheism," "Pantheism," " Agu.stici-m," " The Tri-Unity of Deity versns Unitarian ism, Ariaui.m, Tritneism, &c," " Tho Nature and Extent of the Atone ment," " The Immortality of the Soul," " Future Rewards aid Punishments.' J The lev. chairman, conduct-d tho examinstioa with couoideraele skill and clearness, This occupied tbe most of the session.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NORTH SHORE.

At about two o'clock this afternoon, on occurrence which entailed serious injury upon an elderly man named Edward Berry took place at Ucvonport, North ihore. Berry, who is a settler at the Lake, was driving is to Devonport, when ho was over taken by some lads on hor.eback, whom he juiued in a race on the beach. While enjoying this sport, the old man horse shied, and ruohing in among the rocks on the sbore, capsized the trap and threw him out with considerable vfolenco., He was picked up In an unconscious condi tion, with blood flowing from wounds on his h.ad; and Constable Hutchinson, having had him removed to a n-ighb-uring house, scoured tbe serv ces of Dr Parkinson for the injured man. Berry, who is a mar ried man, nitk grown-up hmtly, is now under medical attendance, and bis state ia considered most critical, though tbe exact nature of his injuries has not been ascer- \ tain.d.

Constable 'Coablen arrived from Kaw« kawa this moraing with a Maori prison.r who boo been committed for trial on charges of larceny, and savagely assaulting the polic,

The partial eclipse of the sun took place this morning, as desctibed by Mr Lambert in our last is.ue. With the aid of a piece of smokod glass, the solar obscuration of the sun |was easily observable, and many persons watched the isten-stlng phenomena. The day which previously was fine became cloudy, aid the end of the eclipse there fore could hardly be »ef n. Ckouges ia worship in the Scottish Chnrch are being made gradually. Hymns have just been introduced into Crailling Free Ohu«cb, and on Sunday, for the iirot time, tho congregation stood while singing and knelt dnriag prayers.

ViEJviww' STAJHL SATURDAY. TOTEMBER""II. '

THE AUGtSiLAJN Jl X



SaOC-bIUKB. Q OUTH BRITISH FIRE AKD J_l MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notfee Is hereby given that a Speolal Extra ordinary General Meeting ot Shareholders of tho South B.ili-b Fire and Marine Insurance Ccw-pany Of New Zealand will be held at 2 pan. oh MONDAY, the 13th day of November next, at the Company's Head Office, Quoon and Shortlands-reets, Auokland, for tbepnrpoeeof oonflrming the Special Resolutions, laoreaelng the Capital of the Company, an- alteriig the Articles of Aesoclati-D, wfeioh were pass-d ».a Ppeolal Xxtraccdlßory General Meeting of Shareholders ot the satd Company, holden at the Company's Head Offloe la Auokland, on U"-4ay, the Sth day ot Ootober, Instant. By order ot the Directors'. G. JOHNSTON, Genual Manager, Dated -nokla.d. Ootober IL 1832. U~ _STTBIS ANCIt^T ORD-ft OF DRUIDS. — Inteidiag members are harebff lnform-drti-ta LodKO.tno_niieoilonwit-i the above order, vrM be In _ally laangurated on MONDAY, tbo 13th Inst, at 7 p.m.. in tbe Lodge-room, N.Z. Ini_ra»ce Buildings. A fall. a-.ton" nncfl le desired. Dr. Walker Is appointed Medtool Office.-, and ea*&'d«tes for InltUtlon ars requested te pro vldi> »h-mfelv« with mi-ttloal o- rrtflo-te*. Dr. Walkxr1* hou-B ot at—cdano. are:- At bis residence. Grcr-otreet, befo—> 9 a.m. aad be tween 5 and 7 pus.; at MrMirgaa'a. ohsmls- Golden Mortar, Karaogahape Road, from 9 to II ».m., and 7to 5 p.m.: end at Mr Gardner's, eh-mlsc Qieen-street, fromJlO to 11 a.m. For particulars, apply to F. W. PAUL. Interim B«oret.ry, Hlgh-ftreet; or, W. BISHOP, D. President, ■ ■', Commercial Hotel. npHE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE JL COMPANY. LIMITED. Tbe First Annual Meeting of Shareholders In tha above named Company will bo hold at tke offloe of the Company, on WEDWISDAY, i December Bth. at 3 p.m. ,sCßlsrn-St To reoeive tbe Report of tbo Directors asd Balance-sheet, to elect two Dlreot.rs and Auditor, and to tran« aot any other business that may be brought forword. Tbe Tranßfer Books of tbe Company wIU be closed from Wednesday, November 82nd, to Deoembsr 6th. both dates inclusive. By order ot the Directors, THOMAS HODGSON, Secretary, 17, Wyndhan-Btreet. Anokl.wd, November 10th, 188?. Fancy Goods, &c. Selling Off Extraordinary, Business ealllng us to England, we are compelled TO SACRIFICE THB WHOLK OF OUR STOCK, VALUE £4000, And comprising the moat varied assortment ot Goods in the Colony. ..r$ . . OVER 1700 DISTINCT AUTICLES ttf GLASS, CHINA, EARTHENWARE, TABLE AND FOCK-T CUTLERY, EI/eCTBO FLATE, HARDWARE, I-OHMON GERT, BBDSHWARE, TASES, & FANCY -OODS, In fact, the thousand and one artloles of domestic nee and ornament. j Tbe pnbl'o mey rely that this Is a j POSITIVE AND GENUINE SALE, Onr only obleot is a SPEEDx CLEARANCE. to Rtorakeeners and Hawkers this tea sSs&ajrasiasst must be cleared. THE SALE HAS COMMENCED, And wIU continue until THE WHOLE IS DIBPOSSD OF. 249, QUREN-BTBEET, Opposite Close Bros,



j Wanted. ty^ANIED for the " New Zealand y 7 Freeman's Journal," an aotlyo and in telligent Lad,—Apply at tho offloo, Wyndham street, before ton on Monday, % ' , \VTASTED, art Experienced Nurse,; v V take oaro of n young Infant,—Apply 1 MraHoherft', Arney-road, Ramnor-. > 0 TfITAWT.D, a Young Man for apart' i TV mentsin Syuiondoß-reo', five mluutej 1 walk from Queen str.ot; bath _o. Terms, r inoludlng washing, lis per week,—Ad.re.s at j. Sr-ißOfflco. f \A7 ANTED, Two ReepecTaule Yotiilg 3 V T Men oflJ3o_rt lata-, who would appreciate fa a-let home.—-_rß Gould, Upper Unloostr-ot, WANTED, it good Working Man who can milk, garden, and attend horsos, ' &o,: constant emproyniont for good hand.—C. " T.JiVreir, Itemuera. ' \A7 ANTED, a Boy for tbe Country, who ] IT oan mlllr.—Apply, —,1s offloe, 11 o'olook I on Monday motnlßg. ' \\l ANTED, Two Good Drape's Assls ' 7 7 tants.—Apply to John Leok, Draper, ■ Queen-streot. \\/ An'l'ED, Apprentices and Improvers T ' to tho Drosßinaking.-Mlss Bonjamin, Upper Queen-streot, near Kaat-strcot, 1 ISJaNTBD, a Mns.io Man to dnv ß I 7 7 Horses.-Apply to Itendry & Whitley, i Lower QUoan-streot. botweon 9 and 10 Monday lnorolng next. ] tkriiSTßU, Ceach hniith; good work. ITY —W. and IS, Hasten, Coac-bullders, J Durham-slrcejt. WANT. D, a H»nd Woiter t r-ferencos requirodi—Apply S. Ait Hotel. UfAM'kf), a respectable Bay about JM 10 for a bottling establishment.—Apply ! M. White and Co., Fort-Btroct. W"~ ANTBD. a good plain Cook.-Apply to Mro Larktos, Orakel View, Victoria 1 Avenue, Rt>_naer_ WAINTKD a strong Girl to assist in Housework.—Apuly, Mra MoLallan, I dyer Symonas-itr .or, s.cond house from . Hsv-look-.tr.vt. , Y/V AM TED, good Coatmakcro . constant TJ employ—.ant ana httfhest wages.—Apply, . H, L. Potß.ois-.e, Taller, &a, toot of Shortland streot WAi-ICD, Cotch paint ere to Paint 20 Vehicles. — Apply Cousins and Atkln, , Coachbnudor., Klliott-streot. WANTED, a Good General Scrv.nt; . must have n knowledgo of plain Cook ing.—Apply Occldantal Hotel. %*/ ANTED, a Good Female Ceok.— ft Apply to Mrs Holt, 40, Wyndham street. ' WANTED, Good Boy; must be civil, tldy,and able to groom a Pony and milk a cow,-!', G. Mwlngton. ~ WAN'IKD, a Cabinetmaker and two Improvers—ono to polish—g, one up holstering.—Apply at tho Cheap Bedding and 1 urnlshing If art, Vlctorla-Btreot East (next the Publio Hot Baths), WANTED, Swjond Cook. — Apply PowoH'g Dining Rooms, Qacen-Btreot. WAIMT-D, a steady Man as Packer; ono that understands driving preferred. -Apply G. Gledhlll, Wellesloy-atrcot. WANTED, a g.«d General Servant; roferences reqglrtd.—qpply to Mrs Dawson, Si George's Boy Road (orpsslte Bishop's Conn), \S7 ANTKIJ, a Strong Girl to male, her 's 7 Bolt B-oor«lly useful. -Apply Darby's Dining-rooms, m, Qaeen-Btreet WANTED, a Carpenter ior tho country, snd a man to milk.—Apply to Jo_n Lamb, 35. Queen-street. WANTED, a Captain f.r the a.s. ' Scotchman,—Apply to John Lamb, 85, Qaeen-.treet. ■ WANTED, a Copy of Mariner's ' " Tonga;" a good price offered.—Apply to g. P. Martin, Lower Hobson-stroet. WAJ.TED, a good general Servaut; j also a young girl to help.—Apply Water- i 100 House, opposite OovarniUcnt House. \AJ ANTED a good assistant Milliner.— TT MU.eandOho.oa. J X ft ANTED, a strong Boy for the smith's VT Bbop: if approved, would be takon as apprentice— _. Harvie, Coaoh-bullder, Upper ; Queen-street. ! WAJtTaD, a Young Man to garden aod do gereral work la tbe yard.— ' Apply to Joseph Newman, New Zealand In- > ■grange Building.. 1 4i»/ ANTED, a resptctablo Boy, 16 or IG, { 77 to drive a b-J-or's cort.-Airply N.wt__ Ba.ory. | i*/ ANTED, steady Young Man, able to V T drive.-Apply to Bobert Neal, Qoeen itraot. i WANTED, for Mercury Bay.a Milliner ! and Dressmaker.—Apply Arch. Clark and Sons. WANT-D, a good Housemaid ; would be required to ossLt in bar occasionally; refer once required.—Apply Albort Hotel. WANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— _ Apply this ofllce. WANTHD, immediately, a Girl as Houso and Table Maid; references required.—Mrs Mowbray, Manukau Road, Par- ' noil. WoUTKU, a Youth ior tbe Waikato, as Improver to tho Bootmaking; com fortable home.—Apply Edward T. Cartwrig.it, ( Boot Upper Mannfr-ctui-er, Gray-Btroot. AN.'KD, Good Coat, Trousers, and Vest Makers, to whom comtant om- ' ployment will be guaranteed at the highest wage.: also nn Improver.—M. Murchlo, —ler- chaut Tailor, fee., Shor Hand-street. ANTE'dT a^Experionced^Clicker^- ; t. ii. Heath. Boot Manutaotnver, Upp.r .ymond^-otroct, ' WANTED, a good geneial Servait.— I Apply Star Ofllco. ( VX7 ANTED, a Miller fur ilonr mill in I TV Waikato -Apply by lottcr to C. P., I Stah Ofllce; with information ra former om- t ployment, and copy of testimonials, If any. WASTED-, Second-hand Spring-cart, ajgo, Horeo.-_.pply, 7H, Bun Offlce. j WANTED, S-rrants (csptelolly new 1 arrivals) to Btwißi of a New Labour Offlce'i • fee sharping.' Gbt Places Bukobe PATinal • WANTED, a General Servant; no washing; referoßOos ro quire-.—Apply to Mrs G. 8. J»kl.s, Prtieooby Koo.. AATED, a respectable Girl to assist £ la Houwwork.—Apgly aj this offloe. a WAM-D, a good General Senra.t,— Apoly to —Vo Harper, M«unt Eden good; enqnlrgfor honw at T__tt__i_____. ArTTfD BUIKBS-Bindißg Braid, j 6d *o_. t List* Gloves, 6d pair; Corsets, _ slightly damrwd, »• 6d; Dlapor Pinafores, M. —Brenoan's, Viotorla-i-treet. ■ WA'TItD, Pupils (Music), Is Lessons. Dancing (Instruction Class), Qontlemon, —Tuosday Evening. Class, Wednesday.—Mrs Welch, 161, Groy-Btreet. j. «*TA-«TED, Tenders tor Jixcavating I V T and Homoving about COO yards of Earth from building site In Tictorla-etrcot.—Edward Mahoney and Son Architects. ' f WANTaD, Tenders for putting Iron * Roof on House.—J. Davioa, Karanga- : hape Rood. J ANT All KNOWN—Best Herbal Ointment, for Piles, Cuts, and Bruises, { and all Cutaneeus Eruptions; also a Perfect ' Cure for Ringworms—by Mrs Guscott, Short land-strect. " \\i ABTfIB, a Purchaser for a Chemist T T and Drugglit Sbep in o»e ot tho best 5 positions In Auokland, proprietor leavlog for « Kogland: none bat prl-olpuls need apply.— Apply Alpha. Post-offloa. -.noklaod. _ WANTID BUY _B8 -Finest Mofgiel { Soite, equal to measured, £3 8s; All wool Serge Suit-, 60s.—Brennan's, Victoria- t street. , t WANTED, Tenders tor 18 Chains of J Fencing for the Auckland Vineyard.— Apply at once to Evening Stab Ofllco. WANTED KNOWN. -Melrose ; nve i minutes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Beach Road. WAINTED, ftveryone in want of Cash i to call on their unole—London Loan Offlce, under Theatro Royal, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN—Feathers, . Flowers, Sunshades, Grannie's Bonnet?, Trimmed Rats, _o, for tbe holidays, at Rob- | Bon's Melbourne House, ton sod by. \ iu ANTED KNUWN —Mrs Costeb, VT Keather Dresrer, late ot Qaeen-street, bas removed to Hewin's BnlldtDßo, Welletloy- ; street Wert opposite Abbott's Optra House. > WANTED KNOWN, Spokes and Felloes and all kinds of Cool to be hod " off Joseph Craig. WANTED KNUWJN. — The Melrose Estate is tho Cheapest Property for salo in Devonport,—Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Beach Road, or B. Tanner, No. 8 Queen-street WANTED -The Uustomers of Munro I and Milllgan to know that they are now . prepared with a full and obolce assortment of Tweeds and Drapery Goods In all departments for the coming season. , WANTSD KNOWN. — Allotments, < with choice views; rich soil, and con- ' vcnlent.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency. ANIT ED KNOWN- Mrs Hadley has J an at-Ottmrnt of Plna.orcs, Aprons, • Underclothing. Hats. Bonnets trimmed.— ' Hobaon-Etreet (opposite PrlnoeArthur Hotel.) WANTED BDYEPS-White "Long- . t* oloth. 2«9ddo_.; Allwool Flannel, 7_d; • Holland, 6d; Cblldren's Blbp, 4d; Laoe JNeok ' Tleo, 2d.—flrennan's. Vlotorls-etreer. ■•' WANTED BUYERS-Splendid Line Geelong T we'd Trousers and Vest, L_e . Guinea.—Breenao'B. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan Save their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals (Id; Board and Lodging 16a per week.—Mote the addrosst Nearly opposite the Waltomat. and close to the Dock, Lower Albert-street,—S. Murdoch, Proprietor. WANTED, TENDEKS. — A Passed Master wan'»d to take Small Cutter to Na-tlnl-tlnl, Vavau F.i.—For particulars apply to J. Wilson Sc Co.. 81 (.--.--street. _ WANTED, Young Person as General Ef rvant; H'tl- way from towa.—Apply, Wynyard Hotel j-d-n Cfescont, Anolcland. ANTED KNOWN—lmportant to Proprietors of HotolP.R-itauran.o, and Hoftds of Families-that Lewlo and MoKobzlb, 87, Queen-strest Wharf, are prepare! to supply Groeerloß. ProrTuo. and General Provlsloas. Shipping snppliedi Ouitemers waited on for , orders, und goods delivered free of charge



1 ■«/ ANTED, 2 Good Painter*,-Apply J. .- T ' C. Roblnnon, PpnßOnby Oil and colour .- Derot; . . ■ . WANT -D, a Man to make himse'f üb. fol—.Vnokland Hotel. __' r ___/AN'IED, Servants of all kinds at YY Mra Whltcombe-'a Heßlrjtrr, Hobson^ ; gtreet. ne.t doorto Mra Down's, i.t.ymaker. 1 VS7 ANTED KNOWN, Mrs Wliit; I TT oombe's RouißtrJ' Olll.a is In HObSOL= street, tost ajor to Mra Down-, Htaymaker. * W^NTEu, »n experienced Mdn for at | t T farm; one that oan plough, milk, and fenoc.—Apply Cosmoplltan Hotel. . j tIVTA-VXEU, two respectable young men TT Boarders in a quiet family, whore no ' otbors are kept—Mrs George Parne, top of ' Franklin Road, tbe third house off Ponnonby Roadjon the right hand side - VVA _NrED, at Hannaford's Auckland TT Regtotry (established 1803), good respect able B'oniale Servant, of all ola_oer_ Prossnt . urgent wants are t 4 Generals (Remner-t), 4 , Generals (P.rnell). 3 Genorals (North Sborc); Hotel Housemaid, to aaal.t In bar (Thames). - wanes, 80s; 2 Hotel Housemslds (UeleniVill.) 1 enure botel, wages 13s t -total Housemaid (Jta . hahu). li.; Sotol Uoneral (l-'overty B*j), 15b ; S Young Girls (-fount Albert); -r«m»)n Cook (private), Taurpngo.HE.Tbero ore 6G vENUIrvE Places o;en on my books In all, and r.ally good 0-03. WANTED, Oabinetmakers, 3-Htp wrights. Blaokaniitlis Cotohbulldvra, Tailora. Padolii's, Printer., P.umbwe, Stone masons, Bollsrmakera, Moulders, and otbors, not now represented on tbe Eight flours Demon stration Commit!*., to meet and «l/ot two delegates to ropreseat them at tlm next meet ing, to bo k-ld at i—o Worktog Mon'. Club, on ITrlday. 17th lost, at 7.30 p.m. WiiNTED KNOWN, that Mrs Gti.fli oott Is now selling all ber present l-i_e ttocfcof Medlrel B.rba at a great reduction, tome «v-n below oost prico, owing to bar shortly r______vl__j_ to hor >cw re-Idonoe at Mount liidon. r<fsO BAKttßS,—Wanted, a competent r utoudy Man oa first band, to fill a perma nent situation,—Apply with rof.renco, by letter or otherwise, toMi-E. Watora, Qu.eu-Btreet, or John Wall. Otabnhu. BOOT TRAIiIC.-Good Clickers wanted at MoArthnr's Faotory, Upper Queen street. 01-UTLDEBS AND PAINTERS.— Yomg Man, handy with Paint Brush, eeeks Employment. — Apply by letter to "Handy,"STAß ofllco, ti OX TERKIKK.—Wanted to Puachaie P a good pup of tho aboyo breed.—Address; P. O. Box 214. , r>KICKM AX if X.—Wanted, for the O country, a Good Hand, able to start work in a now district.—Apply to Hesketh & Altken, Queon-street. Pertjona.. TF the Person who picked up an Overcoat at Preoman'i Bay Point, will return it to D, Gouk, they wIU oblige. V\7OUID MX RICHARD WALKER, VT Farmer, of Point Clio V( Her, call on Mr ■ MoCulsky, Undertaker, Hobßon-Btroot. Board ana KSHiaence ELMONT HOUSE, VINCENT. STREET. — Board and Residonco, 20.. First-clnss accommodation for married csuplo; piano, bath, &c. BOARD and Residence for Two Gcn.lo men, or Lady and Gentleman; private meals and Bltting-room. — Apply Mr King, Chomlat, Queen-street. ! WOVDBINE COTTAGE, Gray-street i —Vacancies for Qentloi_onj plunge b-th end every oomforr. Terms moderoto. RIVATE Board and Residence for one . or two Respeotablo Y.tinp Men. Terms ' moderate.—Apply at PllUngei's Store, Mt, Kdon • Road. PRIVATE BuAKD AND RhSILUNCI. i for Single Gvntlemen or Married Couple ' at Mrs Voxum's, Piit-Btrcet, opposite tho Con- < gregatlonat Charon. LODuITGS Wanted, by a Young Man of Quiet habits; must bo near Quoonstreet, ' and where no other boarders aro kept.-Address: 1 Box 20S, Post ollice. f SUPERIOR Accommodation for Lady and Gentlemen, or Two or Threo Lady Friends; no boarders or clilldron.-Apply to tho cottago opposlto tho Albion Hotel, Welles- J loy-etrect West. . J /TOVEKINUK BROWNE HVIISL, VT UOB3ON-TREti-, iOABM aud Lo_-9ikq__..___..-__ psr Week J Bi»nr.- Uooa ,»____«... _j i Ecclesiastical. i s YODMG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- | CIATION, corner of YVell-sley and Albert- _ etreets. , SKRVICB FOR MEN O>'LY Will be held Ty-MORROW (Snndaj), at3p.u). J ISt THE 1 LECTURE HALL (In connection with tho Week ot Special Prayo. : tbe World over for Young Men.) ' ADDRB6BBS will be given by Rkvs A. Faib- BBOTHER AND D-IXtiW, ' __ YOUNG MEN CORDIUJ-Y INVITED. \ T. P AUL'B OHUKOU. - » a.m., ] Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Mornln i/ Prayer. , Litany, and Kormos; 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer and | Sermon. " The _--goof tlelf." 1 ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—To- J morrow Evening. 7.30 p.m., "Porson, a . Presonco not an Individuality." (G ospol for tho , day). CIONGKEUATIOJN AL CHU RCH, Beros- J ford-stroot—The usualSorvloes will be con ducted To-morrow—Momtng at 11 by tbe Pastor, ' the Rev. J. Robertson, Ma.; Evening at 6.30, ' RoV. B. 1". H.llowes, B.A. ' ALBXANDRA-STREoT PR-MIT.V-C i MBTHODI-T SUNDAST SOHOoU ■ ANNIVERSARY SKRVIOKS, J SUNDAY, KOVEMBt-K 12, 1882. \ In too Morning, at 11. by the Itov, Dr. Mo t Lxod ; Afternoon, at 3, Servio- for Parents and f Boholai.. by the Rev. vr. J. W-Tki* j itvenlog, r at (5.30, by tho HtV, G. W. J. 81-BflOff. . THE ANNUAL TKA ME -m^G i C_ TUffSDAY BVESI»G, Nov. U. A Pobllo Meeting at 7.30. to ba ad.rnsed by theJKevs. Guv. "trrr-n, mauriki P.ui.and Messrs G. Hs*tos aid K. woon. Tea at half-vast 6 o'olook. Tlokets, Is C_. 1 RIMI''"IVE METHUDIITI' . CHURCH. RIUHMOND. _ On SUNDAY, November 12, Bervlws will bo ' > held 1- tho Tent—After-oon, at 2.30, b/ Mr A. i Field; UvenUg, at 6HXby Mr Buchanan. On MONDAY AFTERNOON, Novomber 13, J roundatloa service of New Ohnroh will be ' held, at 5 o'oiooi, Four Corner Plies will be plao-d in position by friends A-dre>ses will be ( given by Rove. W. S. Potter aid J. Guy and ] ! friends. t A fubllo To. will be held In the Tent at 6.30; - Public Meeting at 7.30. Chairman, Mr A J. B olland; ad« reases by minister s and others. Tlo.e-B, is Cd. Banker's Hymns will ac need. •; UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt ond Vieoont-Btreets — Bunday Servioes, i*tiver»b6r 12—Morning at 11, t and Kvenlng nt 6 30, Rev. T. H>dcßOn. , PRIMITIVE MUT-UDIST CHURCH, » Alexandra-street.—Morni-g at 11. Rev; j Dr. MoLeod ; Afternoon at 3, ftev. W. J. Wat kin ;_Rvenlng ot 6.30. Rev. O. W. J. t-penoe. ] SERVICES in the Primitive Methodist Sunday Sohool-room. Upper Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Afternoon at 3, Mr J, Geary ' Evening at 6.30. Rev_JY. S. Potter. 171 RAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE JO MKTHODIST CHUROH.-Mornlng at 11, Evening at 6.30, Rev. J. Gur. PITT-STREET WES LEY AN , CHUROH.-Mornlng at 11, Rev. H. Bull; Evening at 6.30. Rev. T. G. Oarr. I | ST, JOHN'S WESLKYAN CHURCH. < Ponsonby.-Morning at 11, Rev. J. Dukes; ' Evening at 6.30, Rev. T, M. Grlffln. ] GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH.—Mornlngatll, Rev. J. Dellow; Evening at 6.30, Rev. H. Ball. , DEVONPORT WESLKITAII -t CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Rev. W. G. 1 PaTsonson; Evening at 6.30. ftov. IrtwlßHndßOn. 1 X>ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, BUUDAY. NOVSMHBK 12Off. : \ Sermons by Rev. Messrs. Duke and Garland. Annual Tba Mkbtins, TUHSDAY, Hth November; and PDBi.roMshtikq after, at 7.30. Addreeecß by Mlnlßtera from Matrix lUnctlng. \7|7ELLESLEY.STKEET BAPTIST ' VV CHURCH.-Sunday. November 12- , Mr A. Fair brother will preach—Morning in the Chapel, and Evening,, at 6.30, in the Choral Hall. ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds- , streot,—Rev. T. MoKenzlo Frasor. M.A. Evening at 6 30, Leoture on "Soripturo Ch&rao ters." DR. MAuLEUD will preach a Gaelic Sermon In the Young Men's Christian Atsoolatlon Leoture-room at 3 p.m. on Sunday next, and will preaoh In the Preßbyt.rlan Church, Devonport, as usual, at 6.30. TfIG.N__UM (late Newton KirK).— Dr. Wall!. Lectures on "The Difforent Religions of the world" To-morrow, at 6.30 p.m. -tubjoot. " Zoroastrlanlßm, the Worehip of Fire and Light." . ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. - Geo. A. Brown will Leotura on Sunday night, at 8 48. Bnbjeot, "Froph.t.o Utterances on tbe Closing Days of Gentile Power." Morning service at the Temperance Hall, g CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY.— ™ ■' The Rev. C. Carter will will oontinue his Addrosß To-morrow Kvening, at the Baptist Churob', Ponsonby, at 6.3D. Colleotiona morning and evening. CIHRISTADILPHIANS meet In the / Carlton Aoadomy, Hobsonßtreet, every first day of tho week tor breaking ef bread at 11 a.m.; Bunday-school at 3 p.m., and Bible Class ate-Opjn. THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under the eonduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9, All are Invited, Seats Free. '■ ■ '-



To l_et. - ■ fTO LT.T, a Hou*o of nine rooms (Mt r ? Albert), and one of flvo (Eden Tcrraoo).- James Uejd,J3dMjrorracei i rip 6 LET, a New Villa Residence if ' I' 6 rooaie; tesutlf at vlo«r of harbiur; .itu r atod iv K yl«lstreet. .Ponsonto, cffE-Rlona-. ' street, lot we nF.nnkir. and CMeia hoad , ■ Apply to W; Leys, three doors above Stab . oAlco. _ 'i-sO LitT or Lfase, St, Geoigc's Bay,; _ Villa Residence,. Rooms and Wushhpuse, , 5 o-riq etc • boaUU. til View of harbour and North . &e.-^Ply J- Hood, Farn-afll-Stfeet. . fTcTL&T, Houses, -Apply J. M. Mac -1 I do_ald, corner of Queen and Weßt Queen . streets. . !mo LB.i, a Baiter's Shop ana uven, in ■ 1 Wollirjgto--streot.-Apply ts F. L. Prime, : 23. Now Zoaland losuranco .nllrilnirjl. l!(\0 Ll'.-', a Farm ot 31 Acieu, with 4 dwelling and out-houses, adjoining Vic toria Park, cheap.-Apply Devonport Land ] Agency. TO LaT, a comfortable 4-rootnsd Cot tage, newly done up ! colod-jI oven; good weU ot water, with overy oouvonlence, &c. South Street, Newtoa^ ipply on prc-inl.es. r _\O"XET, a convenient 6-roomcd (Houso I in College Road, rent 15 j; also, to Lot, or Sli, a pleasantly situated 6 roomed Ilonee in Wood-.treet, Ponoonhy. rent lfi-.-_.pply. Mr Nightingale, College Band. runO 'LET, a New five-roomed Houso In I Duko streot, oiF Ponsonby-road ; water laid on.-Apply f. HutrjbinßQn, 3, Farnworth VtlJaa. DuiroßtJCßtjj___nßonby- '"s\s LE'l', at Newmarket, in tho rnai. I thoroughfare, large Bhop, with baker's oven spio-didetand ; al'.o, Shops anil Cottagea. -ipulyF.G. Clayton. mO liltT, -C.tl.rs' Hotel, W_an_arel.— I This old established first-olasa Hotel to bo let for a term of years as may be agreed upon. -For particulars; apply to Lionol Phillips, Messrs Eirfonfried Bros., Queen streot Wharf, Auoldand. ' r"t_f\o LET, Albert-street, off Symonds- I street, cow O-roomed HoU*»; windows fitted with Ve-etlan b.tnde ; spltndld viow of barbonr, See. ; rent moderate, lieorgo-street, Hon.onby, new llousn o! i rooms aud l-itoben, 3 flreplacos, cupboards, &o.; 10* per wo.k. AUO, Commodious Store, lv oentr_ po.itloo.-D. F, ICV4N3, l.»iate Agont, Q.oen-Bt.oot, noxt " Herald " uillco i't_\6 BE LfcT, for a term of years, the I resldonoe of G.o. G. Walter, too,, Papa kuro, containing nlno rooms, In addition to bathroom, dahy. and eouUoty. Also, 00-ataUcd stable, ooaoh-bon-o, and till necessary put offices i toeeth.r with a nloely laid out gardon, Blx aores ot land in oxoollent pasture. Suitable for a i?__tls—,a-'u Miidonoe. P.Baesslon oan be given Ist January, 1833.-For partloulara apply to 8. K. HuKhes, )un., Land Ago.t, Valoan Lane, or tco Proprietor, on the premlsae, TS .0 LET a Gentleman's Residence and I Grounds, situate about one mile bohond Mount Albert. Homestead consists of hand some and commodious dwelling (9 roomt), bath room, stove, pantry, dairy, largo stablo, buggy houso, hay loft, &o.- in faot, replete with every convenlonco a_d out-offices requisite on a gentle; man's estate. Grounds, containing about 2. nercs, subdivided and beautifully laid out in garden, paddocks, So. t the whole comprising ono of die prettiest places In tbo suburbs of Auckland, and only about half an hour g drive from town.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen (itrcgt inc.xt " Herald ")■ .— OFFICE TO LEl',—Appty at «.«,_..-_. Rooms, Queon-Btreet For Sa'e. SilOK SALtf, HuME BiY, PON- P SONBY—A good U.u_e of 9 rooms ;i| acres L.nd niooiy planted; sea batbing: 'bns pas-OB the door.-F. J. Moss & Co., fchortlaud- Btreet. ______ srOK SALE, EPSOM—Six Acres Vol- JL" oonio Land, wdl situated; alto; six Acres m r.b» Remuer* Rood: splendid building Bite.- F. J. Moss & Co., Bhor.l—-d-ttreet. _____ FOR SALS, Fifty Acro-'firs.-class Vol canlo Land, nlno miles,from'Auokland ; also, 60 Acres Scoria Laud, 6 mll.s trou> Auck land olooe io a Railway btatlon.—F, J. Moss and Co. Shortland-Btreet. i jfuTR .ALE. PAfAt-WBA-DOO Aercs tL 5 of Land, with water frontage and one mile from tbe railway station. 100 aoio» Im provod, good homo and outbuildings. To bo sold* bargtln.-F. J. Moss, and Co., Land and Bitato Agents. VjiUK SALE, 'iUAIiAU-Sa Acres of V Fhst-olsß9 Land all Improved, with houso and ouibulldlig ( also, 110 aorui -In* fenced and ptrtli- linprsvoi ; atrtom throuarh tho Ittnd.-V. J. Moss apd Co.. Soqrt_.n-->tr-o. |710U SALE, TE AKUIIA—A Le-so' A ho.d of 8'- aor»s Ki—l-claes I_nd, near b.itlery, with a gooi. now, l-.-oom-d OjlUgo.— F. J. Mogsand CO,, Shortiaud-street. rj>o INVALID- AND tiTIIEt-S.-Kor r- Sale, on main ro»d and volcanic land, in a healthful locality (Uocky Nook), near Mount Eden, a Now Six-roomed Houso, with bay window nndoiory convenience, viz., cupboards, pantry, tegiator gratos, colonial ovon, blind rollers, two largo tank*, out-houses, &C;, &0.~ F O.Ewlngton, Eetato Agent, nest "Herald" olllea. \ff TJSCOVEY DUCK BUGS for Sale. LtJL Apply to M. Cnrnow, Northern Hotel. Winner of Ist and 2nd prlzo late aho«r at Kllor site, if 0' Sale. JJuok and Drake; prlKO winner; Imported Btook. IjlOlt BAIE, a Ferrotype Camera and X! Nlno Lames.—London f hotographio Com pany.' HOTtCI.— EOK S-iLE, tbat superloi freehold property in the fUurlshing town ship of Pal_er-ton North called tho Club Hotel, now being oreoted; will bo rendy for opening on tbe Ist Dcoora-cr uext. Is the larr/OBt aud babt arranstod bou-e between faranokl or.d Wellington. I.oonßO granttd in influential •lab hns b-on orgnaißod.for whioh a Butse of room., h-s been nrrang.d. the ko.ao contains In a'l 10 rooms, with bath-room, -table, oa-ch honsa, to. Pl»nB may bo ee-n and pjrtloulars had from the undrrelgnod oniy. To a porson with c»p'.U.l this pro-uiita on oppor-iDlty fo^ making nu assuied fcrtuno.—David T. Stnotr, Commission Agont. Hnnter-.troi»t. Wellington. r OAN S B L L, 1- on very owy torm>, an »IRRT-RO->MKD HOUSS. with wash-hoaeo, sear Kybar Pasp, having gas and water lal* on, and a gm.d gar •»n baok ond front Price, £IXI. Terms : filpor week down »nd Intorrst quarterly at 8 par cent, oa each qnnrtor'-balo-00. Tie pro nnrty Is lonr-oholrt, and oxoircJi In Sentemb*r 1895. when the Grammar School Governors will anow halt tho value ot tse property, provided the whole valne does not exceed £_U0 at tbat tliuo. This Is a rare chonoo to procure a com fortable home In a healthy locality, on a moln ro»d 010-e to schools, _o. Tboro an ro«l»ter aratee. large oreßser and sink iv kltohen, glaBS oatias lor books In dining-room, and swinK for : obildrenatthobaclr^^^^ ; Kstate Agent (ne^t " tlnraia") I LIOTMUoTS 1 ALLOT ME *■ TS I : VoloanioS*tl. Ararechaooe for work- i ingmon : no agent's fee or auotloneer's blow. The undorßlgnod has 23 Choloa Building Lota ! for Bale, situate at Valley Road. Albert : Avenue, and I-oamtogton Road, MonntKde-, ( at prlo-s averaglni; from from 10s per foot; aleo, : two n-at tour-roomed Verandah CotEagos, - lorms. 20 per oent oaeh, balance o-n remain at < 7 per cent, for S or 6 years, or bo paid in weekly instalments t intercut dt_.nlehln_ as capital is patd off.—H. Burmao, Mount Mden Rood. np-O JNEW AKRIVaL- AND OVHKKx 9 -For Sftlo. Cheap, a Compact Vorandnh Cottago, with furniture, outbuildings, &o. Prico. £350.-For full pavtionlars, apply, by let tor, to J_G.H., Stab Ollice. , "\TEW POTATOES—Kidney ot Hobart JA* Town—For Sale, in llrst-claes condition. —Fishor and Co., Qucon-Btreot. ifl O R ~ S A L E, P ALLOTMKNTB. STOKKB'S POtNT (Main Roadl-il x 231. £tL A.VO"J DALE-} oore (opposite Sohool). £90. OOLLBGK ROAD—Allotment 33 x 100, £9 per foot. NORTH SHORK-Flagstaff Rood, 100 _: 146, £90. KLLr-RSLIK (oloso to Station)-D. x 100, £1 per £oot" - . Kasy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to suit purchasers. Labour Bxohonge and Kitete Agency, High-street,—A. T. Carter, Manager. g/fOK SALE, Bandsomo Villa Residence. s 1 and Grounds, situate at Carlton Gore Road and Soaflold Viow Road, confining 6 I rooms, besides Kitchon, largo sorvant's (could be divided), bsth-room, wash-houss ; fitted with | ovory convenience, suoh as copper, oupboards, j &c, &c; grand corner, ntco garden, pretty place—D. F. Evans, Eatato Agent, noxt ♦■Horald" OlTlcc. C 29 jnoli Immcdiato Sale (cheap), a Fur- Jj nißhed Cottage—A nloo Verandah Cot tage of 8 roomp, all ifnrnlßhod complete, and ready for immediate ocoup-tion; the furniture in almost now and in good ordor. Price for the lot £350. Sttnßte, Newton 1-oad— V. V. Kv-ns, Estate Aoont.nox. "Herald" offloe. 630 sir OK MALE. — Percival Parade, near S" Shelly Beaob, New aod Handsome Villa of i room», Boullery and pantty, fitted with shelves, cupboards, register, ovon, Binfc, etc.; brtok paths, washhouee jwell drained ;eplondta vlow of the H-rbour.—D. F. AvAfiS, Estate Agenc. Qaeen-street, next" Herald " olHoe. H| OR SALE, Brown-street, Ponsonby.— E' Houso of 3 rooms (not quite nni«hed) ( could bo made Into i rooms easily, allot ment .6 x 103. Prloe £530.- D. F. Kvanb. Estate Aijent. Quren-street, next •' Herald " ofllce. Tp O X SAL E. A New and Well-finished Shon and Dwelling of 3 rooms, allotment 33 x 105. Good position in rising suburb. Capital opening. Prloo. £260. ". F. EVANS. |p O R S A i, J5, PROPRRTIBB, Largo and Small, In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. See Star Sattjbdav BnrpmMKrrr for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every faolllty givon to purchasers. „_ D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TUTOR P-SITIVE SALE.-Gentlemans _! Handsome Kesidonon and Ground.—This valuable freehold property is situate within tbe one mile radius ot the city. House contains 12 commodious rooms, all in flrßt c'n.B order, and magolflcently finished off. attached to whioh is every poßßlble oomtort and convenience, ÜBeful as well bb ornamental, suoh as bay windows, large balcony and verandah, conservatories, bath-room, lavatory, store-room, dairy, wash house with coppor, _0., &r\, &o. In fact, a goßtleroan's family reolflenee thoroughly re ptete. Grounds are really grand, and stocked with the choicest frnlt trees, flowore, See.; beautiful walks, BU»ny slcpos, Bhady nooks; altogether past description, and must be Been to be appreciated. This property is for positive , sale, in oonsequenoe of owner having to proceed to England, and is put into the market by him ■ with muoh regret.- Cards t:o view, and all por tioulaw. from P. F. EVANS, KBtate Agent, •next 'Herald," Queen street.



Croodaon's Aro^e. t i G 00 DS ON >&. ■ -rVTEW "KJEW /^OODSl! . -cii-W vjtoudsi liißw vrooLSii Are now being Unpacked and Displayed at GoOBSON'S. i_,ONUON A.ROADE. The SPEOIALITiE. this weekars WATOHB?, JKWELLKRY, ELECIRO PLATE, -IttXIOAN 31-.V-.R1N1., lf/lNi, BOUf-3, to.. Of wblch an lnsreotloa is cordially solloited, tho already Bpaoieuß window ao.ommodatlon belog quite inadequate to convoy an idea of tae attraction, to bo seen within, WATC H E S FllOM£lTG£lo, IN GOLD, ALI-UMiNUM, SILVi-R, _ NICKKL (Gaarantsod Tlme-keeperß). The WAfERBCJRX WATCH is a great attraction to youths, capable of being taken to pieoee at pleasure, and, by numbered parte, put together agaiu. Piioo, 2oj 1-oyle.?. IN Ji.WKLL.RV. GOLD and SILVKR (Hall marked) CHAINS. KINGS with preolous Btones, WEDDING RINdS and KE -PuR., 0 and 18 carat; a beau tiful B^leotlon ot -U_l_S BtWOOH-S.BAR DRDPS, «i OKLV'l'i-. LUOKBTS, I.KAO-- IE I. iv Gold and oilver (guaranteed), at prloo. that will astonish Ladles ana oootlomon. The fashionable silver Bangle WNG.I, plain and olinsod, with Stones Sot, M.R (jTOODSON Has dirootod speolal attention during: his S—«• llsh visit to the prooariag of some of the beat and really good -UU. I'lTU'l'Kb for Gold and Silver, so as.to place witbln the reaoh of all aa article equal in appearance and woj kmauehip to the Finest Gold, and with oare «qually dnrable. GULD-0 -3HD Jewellery by thin pro cess, i bare of eolld H carat go d are soldered on each tide (if a tough metal or the same colour; the whole is then rolled to the r.q aired thtok no.B, and to eauh artlole produced by thii prc oois contains a good eurtaco of pure gold—a specimen of the mode of casing may be seen at theAROADF. Abyssinian (told Will, In Its appearance, defy detootlon from Sterling Gold, and has .alnod Immense favour in the _.ngll.h Market, is obtainable In every artiolo in which gold may be proourod at mast reasonable pr io.s. Inoludlng tho registered X « V and SHOtf t-EW, OUIDE GUID, every article bearing a stamp of tbo name—tho Manutao turar havlna discovered an alloy in ituelt, the Bbado of Coloured Gold, so that pormanenoo of colour may be rolled upon, Fire Gilt JewellbrY, In Chains, Locket., &o, is most dnrable; also in Pencils, Thlmbler, &o. Jc_LEOTi^PLAT»n Goods. Fish and Doesert itnlves end Forks in hand some oases (well tulted for pro.on_). flower stand-1, Inkstands, Tea and Ci)ffi,o Sets, &a, io. M SILVEiXKE Tho most perfect sabstltnte for real silver yet Introduced, being a puio white motal so plate on it, and wartaated not to change colour or corrode. Eaoh article boars tho stamp of Its n*mo, and inltlalltd CW.G, Teaipoens, 6s; Dessertspoons and Forks, 15.; Tahlespoons and Fortie, 18b per dozen, Mr G uijson has tho sole right of Bale throughout New.Zealond. A splendid assortmant of FANS, purchased under axcwptlonatly favourable otroums-aioes, and pi—rod at ridiculously Low Pdo_e. BOOKa at the searest approach to Eaglleh Prices obtainable in Auokland. STATION E 4Y at E-gUsh Prices. We have jot 100 oos.B ef Goods to uapaok, with ooju tlni—d aooes Jona to toe pre- ent arrivals by further shipments to follow tbat our cue to-o;s may rely upon. KjV -ToODSI iTEW -lOOD3I Tho ordinary Stock h-tlng bean red need ono-halt during tho Muath of -peclal Sale, we hay* ample aoom for display log Tt?l-W rtoavß, I>E«V V-TOOG?. Tbadk Motto : *• Emift Profit? and Qulok Return'," at GrOODSON'S Lf)NDON A.KCADE. QUiEN & VIOTtiRIA-.fIPRt.ETS. GfOODSON'S Ijdndgn A kcade. OKENSTtEEI', THAMES. London Oi-fiok: A3, St. 1/ab_'„ axb. Volunteer Woticss. IUSIBIC'r ORDERS. Mllltta aad VoluxUer Office. Aaoklaid 10th Novomb.r, ISSB. A Committee of Ofilosrs, compoaod aa fol lowi:-M«jflr With-N. President; M-_.r Morrow, OtpUlns Loßoy, Palna, Ajtdatson, Dlanan, and liaban, jnemhers, will atsotahlo at thoVolunUor Offlw, A-okland, oa MO>rD*Y EVOKING NEK C, too 13th _Bt., ot 8 o'olook, to divide tho a-uount tot apart for Distrlot Prte-e. KD. WITHKRS. Major. Commanding Auokland Volunteer Dl.tilor. hi — Hieotoral _111Y OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF MAYOR. ij pursuance of "Tha Regulation of Local Elections and Munioipal CorporaUons Acts, 1870," and Amendments thereof, I, Charioß Irrln Eller, Returntatr Oillcer for tho City of Atiok lnnd, hereby blvo notice that an Election will be hold on WEDNESDAY, the i-th instant, for the Election of a duly qualified poreon aa —t»yor of th. said City. Nomination papors, addressed to tho Return ing Officer, accompaniod by a doposlt of ten pounds, will bo received at tho City Council Offloes on or boforo noon of FRIDAY, tho 17th Forms con bo obtained on application at tho ofllco of the Town Clork. CHARLES IRVIN ELLER. Roturning Officer. City Council OlUCos, November 10,1882. ______ THOROUGH OF PARNELL. CONSTRUCTION OIT TRAMWAYS, A POLL will be taken on TUESDAY, tho llth Instant, at tho Borough Council Ofllco, Parnell, between tho hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m., to obtain tho opinion of the Burgesses _o to the desirability of a Tramway being constructed to pass through the Borough. Dated Tth Novomber, 1882. JAMES W. GOS3ET, Returning Officer, j_eaic_t- BORSES. HORSES. HORSES. Owners of Hones and Dogs are earnestly cautioned to oonslder well before purchasing Mnrtlolne for the troatmer t of their animals, MB. SLEMNGER. R- Veterinary Surgeon from the Continent, who has traotlaed his o'O fesslon ncooeßSfully in Europe, Amerloa, West Indies. Vlotorla, and for the last tvtenty years In Dnnedlti (Otego, New Zealand), and has been largely patronißed by several Governors, tbe General and Provincial Governments, and by J tho publio generally, and who has lately been also onpoint-d bon. vetorlnary eorgoon to the Sooloty for the Prevr-ntion of Ciuelty ;o Animals, Is now eflVrirg to the publio of Auck land Protino^ Msdioinos 'or tho euro of the various diseases to whioh HOEBES and DOGS am subject, . . " A, A As the Medlolnes have been highly recom mended by all who have used thnm, It v. IU be well for the publio to refrain from übluk any others for the ouro of their Horses and Dogs. The publio are acked to belisvo th-t an ex perienced voterl-ary Burgeon as Mr Sleßinger t- surely knows better what horses and dogs rfquire in tho wat ot medicine than a man who morely gets his rooipes from books, and knows nothing ot the onimal he Is prescribing medio—e °MR BLESINGERi manufaotnrlng these Medlolnes In large quantities, and supplying not only New Zealand but the nei»hbourlng Colonies, is able to Bell them at very low prices. In futnro «Bk for Bleslnger'n Collo or Gnpo Drink. Jmbrcc&tion, Condition and Worm Powders. Blister and Gre&BO Ointmentß, and Hoof Oil; Di»tempor Powders and Mange Olnt- To be obt-ined from all Keapeolable Chemists andStorekeapers. g> stiBBINGKB| ' Vetorlnary Surgeon. ONSUMPTION, LUNG AND HBART DISBASE3. C. A. BIMONBKN, K.M., HOMtEOPATHIO PnYSIOIAN, Having made a Special Stndy of the above Dlseaoes, is prepared to Treat Patients at his Private Residence, Kast-streflt, Newton, be tween Pitt and Upper Queen streets, from 12 to 2 and 5 to 8 p.m. ■rTII'CHEN-.'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Publio are Cautioned Bgalnst tho sup position that tho CORDIALIZt-D BLOOD RKSTORBR will oore the speolal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL Ib now BO famous a medlolno for. The Cordialized is not a MBDiaiNB at Atx, but Bimply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not oounteraot the effect of the Mo-ic—al, and that affords Hotel frequenters an eeospe from the use o( stlmulanta while being tro-ted tu,aor Mr HITCH!-NB'S CKLKBRATED MEDIOINAI BLOOD RESTORE-. L. D. NATHAN &CO . Sole agents.



\ Amusota-uc*- mHEATRE U O V A L. THE AUOKLAND PHILHARMONIC! 80013-% F. V, CAIL'.IAU-..- -....Condnctor. MFTH~CONCERT, FRIDAY EVENING, Wth NOVEMBER. PROGRAMME:— PABT h 1. Overture, "La Caravane" (Monslgny)— Urobestra 2. Chorus, "Sur laMer" (_ende_eohn)— Society 3. Song, "tho Sorrow of the Heart" (aalfel— Miss Mar.on ii Song, "-fraDlavolo"(Aubei)-Mrßartl.y 5. Song (/rancalae), 'laSoaurDesßoßSignoiß" (L. Rordisol-Mlsa Gribble 6. Sodb, "Tbeßugler" (O.PInBUtD-MrLeed bain 7. Song. "The Sweet Guitar" (Bftlfe)-Mrs EvLt 8. Piano Solo, " Nelson "—Mies Campbell 9. Chorus (_"e_ale Volcas),l"The Danoo Invite's Us" (t-ounoti)— Society 110. Ohorus (Male Voioea), "ProDhetlo Orac'e (Bollinl)-Socioty. Part n. 11, Ovortnte, "La Souveraine" (Heimann)— ; Orchestra 12, Chorus, " Jalreßt Flower" (Bellini)—Sootety , 13, fcong (wlthPlaaoaooamPfisimentandCornet ; Onllgato), ' Eriend ot the Bravo" (Call- . oott)—!_r Boyle 11. Choru. (with .ass, Tenor, and Soprano Solo), - To Tnee, Onr God, We Call (Roas-nl)— Sooioty , 15, Pla.o (with Orchestral aooompaßlment), "Kn Avant,"olla Milatare (A. Leduo)— Mies Camp.oil 10, Aria (ironi "Sonnambala"). "Sounds so Joyiul" (BeUlnl)--lsa Gribble ] Part UL I 17. Dramatle Soena (In ohoraotar), " Volla Poarqaol mes Chevenar. ont Ulanohi' — Mon*. -Ibln VHUval and V. O. OallUau « 18. Chorus (with Bsos Solo), "Pleasure There j Jnvn,«u Us" (Verdi)—Mr Leedham and . Sooloty IS, "o_.e_*B_.e Colooialo" Jfonllsh Fantasia . (Whlknfgerr) - Orohea.ra, .fi-VioUas t 20, Cantata (" Uod Save the Queen "), with 8010 Duet and Trio, by Miss Gribble. Mra 61ms, Messrs Wright and Leedham. Tlokots may he had of all Eookeellere. , G. 7. CAMPBELL, Hon. See, I. 8 i Drapery and 01ot_in_r. i i j i ffT M* P O R T A N_ TO ECONOMISTS. j amiiH _ nAUGHBY Havekecontly Purchased at Auction and j elf ewhor* the following 1 REMARKABLY CHEAP LOi'S, ' And shall offer them at t_ek 1 CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, \ 800 AND 302, Uppbk Qubdn and Am-andba'-Stm-bts. 60 do- Large Turkish Tawety from 7Jd 100 do_ Ru_h Hats (blooked), Cd and 8d 20 doz LadiCß' (Quoon shape) Panama Hats, is - each; good val.e for Zs X 12 doz Canton Straw Hats (newest •hape), Is eaoh; worth3sGd , An immanso variety of other makes and shapes^ . at all prices. Wo wo-ld draw special attonrion to our Good i Value in MILLINERY. J 200 White Ostrich Feathers, IB' eaoh ;| formec - price, Is 6d , _ ■ A large lot of OBtrloh Tips.in all shades, from Is _ov-r_l tho__nd jßr.oo-MlUinery Neta, In j every lahada, from W . 1 oasos Men's and Bojs (Straw Hats, from Bd to _ 1000 yards of All Wool Fr,noh Satin Cloth, at \ U 4d tfa-htoaabl- phadaej Over 306 pieces of Prints, from sp; SaUons, Ginghams. Oatmeal Clotits, aad oW-er faßhlc«a»le wanhlng fabrics ot lowe_t»rioes - A epcoial hno «f Satoen (_li -hada>4, at 6_d per yar_—to arrlye per ship Margaret Gal bralih, dally oxpoat-d _____ , 090 yams ot Black _.p„__, at Ofd; good value ' torOd 1050 yards Galatea Strlpf., from Sfd lAS palm of Long Uico Curtains, from 2s lid to 30s per pair 600 pain of Corseta (speolal value-), at 3s 81 lOlfl yarau Blsok Ca-hmtre (fully 62 inches i wide), from 2- Hi; other qaanttties from Is A complete assortment ot Drees MatetlaVi. fro-.}*, Including TwHled P-liro#,at tjd, - 81J, and CM ; o una" V«-ll»g, Phcew- x, and ' laummyK lotb», at Ui 3.d _i aU .hade.) » Blaok and Coloure- Satins, from Is lid to U Cd Moire (or vV atored) Ulk, in s_) shad—., at 2s lid J Sa.h Ribbsnß la all oolanrfl, fr-m la 91 to 3s 6d ) Nearly 200 Mantles, Jri-hus, 0-p.a and Dole mana, at r«-_ar_-b>r low prices __ „_ 1 Hd~ryo«mb Qntlt-. urom 3. lid; Crotchet Quilts - (larga B—-), from 8s Cd Grey .-100, fromSJd; White CaUoo, fromSfd _ to 10.4; 1-uMer Oloth OTOO yardß), at H_ j W«ehod Twill Stieeting. 68 inch, 10W : irialay's $ and ttber superior Bjakerri up to Is Did j Pillow mips ready made, 1b eaob j An immiuuo Scook of -Shirtings (^tripos ana , chiok.). from 4* ( Linen Hoilandi. _}_ , I Hack Towels, from -*i | . A Large A»«ortm*tit of — Gents' Tiae, Collars. Salrta, Undervests and Drawers. Hate luetic- bought) { Wiß be sold at a Small Advance on Cost Prloo. A Special Lot ot GENTS' LONG SILK DUSTERS, , at 16a 63. , We have lust opened up another shipment of TAPEbTRV OAnPETS (Choice fattcrw), at 2s 64; Rood value for 3j 3d. Also, A LOT 08" LACKS, GLOVES, &0. Irish Linens and Cambiio Han.herohlefs at WholOß-e Prloe. WB OFFiat _IB_B_L '•r-JeMB TO DRESS- ' MAKERS AND SMALL TRADERS. N.B.—Onr Newmarket Branoh Establishment has now been Enlarged to twlos its former eiee. and a oomplote Astoriment of the abovo Speolal Lines oan be p-ooured at - samo prices. We aim at glvlrg a praotloal application to the Well-known adage !— " A nimble 6d is better then a slow Is." GrKEA- Slaughter IN J)raperY. I have to Inform yon that I have purohased somo pronerty at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from the Drapery and Mil llnory business. THAT«_S.-I toke this opportunity of thanking my onßtomers for their constant and liberal potronage during the last 17 years. I shall hold a ... fr Ot.EAi.UB Sale FOR THREE MONIHS, Affording my ouotoiners and the publio an opportunity of BEOURINB IIR4PERY AND MILLINERY AT PRICKS UNDER OOBT. After the Sale, the Shop and Dwellinit will be Let by Tender on Lease. _,„„ I append the following Price List as a gnloo to my oußtomors !-1000 patra Kid Gloves (In all coloure)-2 buttons, Is; White i-bnttonß, 2a 6d; Fancy S-bnttons to 6. all at Sa 6d pair, worth Oa; 700 yards all wool Kins Ores. BJaok Serge. Is yard, worth 2e; Rush Hats, 3d ; long Ostrloh Feathers. 10s, worth fil;-uperflne aookß.-S'Bto B's, at 7d, worth 1b; Gold Tt-lrables, Cd, worth i 2s; White Marsella Boots, la, worth sod. ALL THK STRAW GOOD 3 ARK QUITE NEW. It is the FIRST CLEARING BALK, and am going to give tbe publio the benefit of it. J__YRE. GLOVE DEPOT, Victoria-stbeeT, Conveyances. mAK AP U N_A LA X E MAYS'S COAOHKS Run Daily between Devonport and Takapnna Lake as follows ;— Leave Vlotorla Wharf, Devonport, at 7.45 and 10 20 a.m., and 2 and 4.20 p.m. Leave School-ho.Be, Takapuna, at 8.15 and 11 a m,., and 3 and 5.15 p.m. Sdkdavs : Leave Devonport at 10.40 a,m. and 2 and -.20 Leave Takapuna at 11.15 a,m. and 3 and 5.15 . P.m. - Fabb Each Way„ONE SHILLING. Speolßl.Tripß when Required, ladles' and Gents" Saddle Hers— and Slngle>md Pair Hor.e Carriage, for Hire. Oliver Mats's Liy__v Stables, D«vanport. PHIPP'S OMNIBUS wUI run Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays from Natlono, Bank to the Aerlnm at 9 ut^nd _U__l*g£ J_d from ■*« ABylmn to National Banlc 10... ' a.m. and 0 p.m. .



juos. and Found. LOST, between Victoria-street Fust and Vincent-street, yosterday (Friday), Three ■ e\ Notes and Three Half-sovereigns, rolled up. —The llndor will bo fairly rewarded on return ing.to Mr,Roth'e Publio Hot Baths. LOST, oa Wednesday, a Pa rot.—any one returning Bamo to Byrh's Kyber Pass Grocery shall be rewarded. OST, on the 9th instant, a Silver Locket and Chain,—Any poraon returning same to this offloe wUI be rewarded. SUST, at North Shore yesterday, an J Oral Broooh-greanstone set In gold,- Flnder will be rewarded on leaving same at BT-—office. i LOST, on North Shore Wh.rf. a Lady's : Leather Bag, containing- aomelooso silver ; and acco_nts.-__tder may retain money. Please return bag to Star o_.ee. ; LOST, te-day, at the North Shore, a ; Flfld Glasj..—los reward will be paid to ; anyone bringing tne same to Btaß umoe. i OST. last _j_ht, a Small Btown Dan- ' die D.n-ont Terrier Slut.—Finder re warded on leiivlnit s__ae at Mrs Powell's, Wei lesley-.treet West, near Bob.o-.-3.roet. -| _Tfc SHILLINGS REWARD.—Lost, a Lv Pocket Book, Cheque Book, and Bank Book,- at tho North Shore. The finder return ing samo to " Herald" Office will bo rewarded. ! Tisl REWARD.—Iost, it Grey Gelding, . c*W 10 hands high, 6 years old, no visible . brand.—Anybody returning samo to John Kelly, > Mount Edon, will receive the above reward. . g/iOUaiD, "in AiberUtreet, on tho 9th SJ Inst, a Portuante-,-. Owner can have same by giving description and paying expenses at this offloe. * SJ\OUND, to-d-y in Queen-street, a gold -7 mounted gTeenatone cross. Owner can have samo by-applying at offlce o£ Thornton, Smith, and Firth. * tjIoUND, on 9ih November, at North j 7 Bhore. a Lady's Ulater.-Otvner apply to G. O. Priestly, at Mr Ledger's Furniture Ware- j home, Parnell. _, _____ FOUND, a Horse.—Owner can have same by glvlne de-oriptton and paying expenses to Thoß. Irwin, Durham Btreet. (Lj-t OUN D, in Remuera, a Black Pig. j Sf Owner oan have same by paying all ex penses—Apply to W. Wh.weil. • rB_GLESCOPE.— The person who bor- . C rowed a Gregorian Telescope from Dr. ' Pnrchas Is requested to return the same without \ delay to Ohallinor House, Pit.-Btr.e_. ' OTRAYED from Remuera, a Dark Brown . (j Goat with one white patch oa Bide and i strap oolUr on neck —Finder rewarded by com municating with J, Newton, Sea View Road, t Remuera. l tsssss . . I Public WOTlOda. ( ALL ACCOUNTS dne to F. Man-jer, .1 Timber Merchant, Onehnnga, must be j paid to Mr G. G.rl_jii>, Princes Street* on or before the 30th November, 1883, or other steps will be taken. FRANCIS MANDER. Onehnnga, Ootober -7,188. "DUNMNG.nMr Wynyard's property, JIV) Epiom, during the last threo months, a White Cow and Calf: cow branded R.M.—lf not claimed by November 11, will be sold to pay expenses. •_ GRAND . EXHIBITION of New __onla»cl Woods whl be held in my Shop, top of Shortland-street, tillNoonon TUESDAY, when all the Goods IwlU be sold by Au.tloajby Mr H. Arthur, t h»y con-price—Picked Mortlud Kauri, Totara Bur, Rewa irUwo, PurirL &0., made in gla.B-tro-t.od WarirCb*, EBoritolre . Book Caa-.0-.it of Drawers, &«. Aftertne H,:cs 1 will oarefully ,Q.Uv.r them. The offl,<*-Si of H.M. war-Bklpa and also the offlo-ra ot t-o Japanese thl», purana-.d large qna_tlties of Mottled JT.»uru and mate they have seen no woods to compare with them in s»y part of the worldj W. NOHBIE, Cabinet Manu'aatarer, ' . Top of Shortland-street RELIMIJ;ABY X OTICE. —ANfj-._WS , and a v-ktt wlßb to Inform their friends . and the public tnat th.y have no ir opened their New Billiard Room and Advertising Gallery in W-Jlesley • street West, opiosite Lovett's, Draper. FARM-KS and Country Folk visiting Auokland i—..aid call for one of our - Sewing Maobiies.—Di 17, Chambers. oppOßlte the Bank ot N.Z. YOLCANIU LAND.—Plans of the I Rooky Nook Property oan now bo obtained from me on application. Tho title to this charming property is under the Land Transfer j Act, under which system the Government guarantees the title, and the cost of deeds is very small. —F. G. Ewlngton. * A. R t Union (By perr___lon of the Colonial Secretary) 1 Or ma Cdlbbraibd Ficro-u. _ MAORI WOMAN AUD C ILD ( BY HBER LIfDADKB. SIXTY MEMBERS AT 208. EACH. j Tlofcata to bo obtain*- of Partridge and Wool- < _a_s, Tobacooni-ts, Queen-street. "OEID AND SONS b»g to call the at- _ Ji tontion or the publio to their ooUcotlon of < local made furniture aow oa show at their sbop j ia Hobwn-itree-, Srd shop from Viotoria-a-rter, _ SEWING MACHINES for Old and i Yo.ng. Rloh and Poor, Cash or Deferred, at D, 8. Chambers', Wboleeale and Retail Maohine Depot, 70, Qteen-street. -_E?~1 rf_ T0 £10,000 LENT on Building _3&JL™F «u-toeyi-.n_-pl»_, or on other terms < to -_tv borrowere. Allotment.' bought and ..oases built on weekly payment system, Mc_ts»-K_ and Looses _ews_-to A. tea Unto! '„ Fnrp_-_eo tor sale _»- -Si fuse. t*x tier oent, I allowed «_ aoney Smxwft-i for investmoot^- O. Wit.LiA-tßOtt, Lent. tstata an. FlHonxrM _csnt and Valuator, 3. Vclean Lass. Joel's Dunedin Ale,, 2s. fiD. per Gallon. ~'.-' a 2 GALLONS AND UPWARDS AT CELLAR, 18 GALLONB DELIVERED IN TOWN OR SUBURBS. _B» v n _-"._ l l .Bros., WBL' ,X SXmS, Y-STHKET. Opposite New Opera Honse, TN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION, MERCVRY BAY SAW-MILL COMPANT . (UMITUD). The Property and B-slness of the abovenamed Company having been disposed of to tbo Mer cury Bay Timber Company (Limited), all Cloimß against the Mercury Bay Saw-mIU Company (now being voluntarily wound up) must be for- • warded to the undersigned, care of Mosirs I Russell, Devore, and Cooper, Solicitors, Short- , land-streot, Auokland, oa or before the loth ' November; and all Debts duo to the said Com pany not paid forthwith will be sued for without any further notice than that now given. HUGH CAMPBELL Liquidator. October 81.188- QJALSALINEI IENILASLAQ SALSALINE! ALSALINE! lAINE BROS,' Agents, Auc__ind. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE." PURE INDIAN TEA IMPORTS, Xx Te Anau, DIRECT FROM THE "CALCUTTA TEA *YNDIOATE." 9 Chests Darjeellng Pekoe Souchong 19 do Caosar do do ■20 J-chests iso do do 21J chests Broken Assam 21 i-oho.ts Oaobar Pokoe Souohong. Sample, on spplioation. — Ter_s to the Trade. TjVREDK. T)T7"HITEHEAD. OK Vlotorla - street, "-'O. Auckland. "XT O » I C ». JAMBS AH KEW. havlnpr just returned from China. brlngß with him the FINEST A3SORrM_NT OF TEA 3 oflered ia Town, at the lowest possible prices. He can confidently reoommend the Teas, having purchased them himself, and trusts th.t all his old Customers, and the Pnbllo generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and call oarly to buy his Snperior Congou, Best Flavoured Eos loo, Shouohong, and varlouß Mixed Teas, suited to every tastet Ho has also on hand Japanese Wore. Preserved Ginger. Crookerywarr { Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Buyers of Fungus and Mnntz Metal. Note the Address :— > . JAMES AH KEW _ CO., 331, Queen-street. I ; ' . FBDm"jpw Fruits i Due ex Rlsgaroomai transhipped ex Austral. We shall receive the first of the Season's NEW FRUITS early nest weak. I PRIMS NEW VALENCIAS, ETC. !,| L, V f HATffAN &_CO.



Gazette m _-an_ruptcy- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHS UN DISTRICT.. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors' Aot, 1876," and the Aots amendlnic th» same, and of the Bankrnp'-oy ot J>mb_ Davw, the youDger, of Mount Eden Road, near the City ot Auokland, Baker, a Debtor. It Is hereby notified that at a first meeting of the Creditor, of the said Jameg Davis, tha younger, held this day, at the Supreme Court lio__e, In tbe City ot AnokUnd, at 12 o cIOOK noon, Joßeph Robinson Bmiib. of the City ol . Auokland, Accountant, was electsd Creditors Trustee of the Property of the said James Davit, the younger; and that the sold Joseph. Bob! —on Sinlib. bo_ Blgnifted to the Registrar (in writing) his acceptance ot the said Trustee- Dated thia 10th day of November. 18S2. G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. • G. T. K-ETI—Y, Queeir-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor. _______ Tendera. . ;|_>OROUOH O V rARNELL. WAIERWORES CONTRACT. Tenders for the obove CSntraot will be ro . c-lved up to noon on FRIDAY, the 15th December, at our offlce, Colonial Bank, whera plans and spool 11 oatlons may be seen, BOYLAN&LUNDON. Borough Engineers, rp O B U I L D E RS. ' Tenders will be received until noon of THURSDAY, the 16th instant, for tho Erection of Three Shops in Upper Queen-street; material supplied. Plans, _c, at Nos. 6 and 9, South British Chambers. EPMUND BELL, Architect. TENDERS for Additions to the School Building at Ellerslle will be received by the Education Board- Wynbam-Btreet, Anok- t land, until noon of WEDKEJDaY, the ?.nd November __t. Plans and speciaoatlon may be seen Bt the Offlce of tbe Board, and on application to the Chairn—_ ot the Dlataot gohool Oommlttee. .Blerslic. ; : >~ I r —— '-'IU Auotione. MONDAy7nOV£MB_SR 13, At 11 o'clock. SIB B I N'S MART. 4Q BAG s"p"0 TAT OE S O ex Minnie Here „ AQ BAG 3 MAIZS, ex Minnie Haia gQ BAGS NAPIBR POTATOES 1 OABK GREEN'S HAMS St BACON For the bene at of whom it may concern. • MONDAY, Nook. CLEABING-OUT SAL*. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. : ; AT ARTHUR'S MAX T, (Furniture DepattmentJ. " fl» CASBS (a large and Varied Assort- C; ment) ot FaNCY BRACKETS. Book Slides, Clock Brackets, Clooks (various), _C_WAEI_*ri&fc'TOOIA_OHMW; ' (uf asuo tod siziß), very Buparlor qnaUtr. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. NOW LANDING, Ex Loch Fleet and Loch. Urr, from Londotr.' . PACKAGES OF GENERAL M E R C HA N D I S E, TO be sold fey auction, at an early date, without r-aerve, at Me-sr. Potter & Co.'c, Dorham-sweet, by the undersigned, IRON-ONGKRY, OUVLERY, GLASS and EARTHESWARE. B R ÜBH WARIf. K.P. WAKK. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT"?, BOOKS, PICCURCB, W^TS, IOYS. JBWKLLERY, OJNE--OTIO»ERY, Iron Sa^es, Coal Vaße*. Tea frays,C_Bb, Boxes,D'o-«ingOafi-B.Buokets, B.U, Tea Pow, TravelhDg Trunlr., Carriage Lamps, ship*' -.amps, Tower Beits, Sponges, Pocket Knives, Sot-sors, Knivss, Mirrors. Clocks. Tumblers, Wines. Jugs, Decanters, Plates, Dlsheß, Toilet Sets Tea Pole, Hair Brußhes, Bpo-nir, Forks, Flower Pots, Wire Goo-B, Aooordions, Conoertino*, violins, la sir aot ion Books, Ajisorted Piotnres. Jet Goods. Brooobes, ifar Rlsgs, Boots and Show, Bon Bonn. Walking Btiok?, Pipes, Dollr, Balls. Babies and Orndies, -.oath Organs, Houses, Shops, Farm Yards, PnzzUe, -Cft R. ART HUB, Salesman and Auctioneer. . . W, S. COOHBANBJ [JAS. DAOBI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. MAHOGANY TABLES! . COFFEE TABLES! CHESS TABLE* 1 OIL PAINTINGS! NO RESERVE. THE subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 15th instant, at 11 o'olook, A CONSIGNMENT OF TABLEB FROM THB BRITANNIA MANUFACTURING CO., Consisting of— 3 Large Tables, solid mahogany tops, lro_ frames 3 Large Tables, solid mahogany tops, Iron frames S Round Tables, solid mahogany tope, Iron frames 5 Coffee and Chess Tables, inlaid tops, Iron frameH , Also, 1 Oil Paint—ig—" Duok Shot-Mag » 8 Panel Paintings—" Elower-V No Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ~ Auctio_B_i'g. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, FOR POSITIVE SALE. MEN'S, BOYS', & YOUTHS' TWEED CLOTHING, Silk and gAlpaca Sac Coats, Fancy Prints, Calicos, Shirtings, Hoeiery, Haberdashery, Correts, Straw Hats, Flannel Sheetings, Tweeds, j_ilk Umbrellas, Black Velveteens, Dress Goods, Merinos, &a,, &0., &0, gabriel"lewis HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Bmltb and si'.'th's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at U o'olook. Q9 OASES AND BALKS OF ABOVB O_S GOODS ' Terms at Sale, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15. TO SaDDLER?, STOREKEEPERS. AND OTHERS. Ladies', Gents', and Girls' Saddles, ladies'and Genti' Whips, atsoited, Bridles, Girths, &0„ _c„ &c, GABRIEL LEWIS -XA7 iLI> aeß at his Booms on above data V T at 11 o'olook, 1 K OABKS OB1 ABOVE G0O0?. 10 Juat Landed. ' Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEK 15. SEWING MACHINES! i SEWING MACHINES! - Just Landed, J GABRIEL LEWIS 1 \v_7 ILL sell at his Booms, Lowor Queen* V? street, on above date, at 11 o'clock, OA HALF-OABINET and HOUHEHOLn SEWING MACHINES-The"Rot- moudNo. l." A superior Machine la ' every respect. THUBSDAY, NOVEMBER 16. TO CHINA AND GLASS MERCHANTS STOREKEEPERS, AND OTHEBS. ' GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen- Btreet, on tho above date, at 11 o'olook, QQ TIEBCEB and^ORATEB ef WELL • A,B^ 180 OHInI -IAETHEN- Rockingham Tea Pote. 9-»et Seta, FJotver Pots / Q TIEROES ASSORTED QLASSWARB «BO» -'__,-■ &0. Terms at Sale, 'Continued on fourth Page.)