Today's Firing.

The weather this morning is unfavour able for shooting. Light showers passing over range and very cold southerly wind ia bowing. _be Auckland Match, 200 yards, 10 shots, has just been completed. The top Bcore was Sountam (Waikari), 46. Tho only Auckland scores were: C< oper (fifth) 45; Ha.lett, 'eoth, 44; H. Davis (lhamea) fifteenth, 44 ; McWarter, twen tietb, 43. Forty-three counted out. . .

Latest,

The hignest aggregates so far are : -

RIF-F-,

Brookes (Dunedin).. A. Balliuger (Wellinjjton) Harding (Oamaru) Wango (Dunedin)

CAIIDINHS, F. Franco (Wellington) W. Harris (Wollington)

MR BRYCE'S MEETING WITH TAWHIAO.

(BP TEWGRAPH.—SPECIAL CORRESPON DS!?-.)

ALEXANDRA, Friday evening. Ths m_6ting will bs held to-morrow at 11 o'clock at Mr Bryce's request. Tawhiao says ho is quite icady to meet him. Ths most conflicting opinions ar. held as to what Tawhiao will do or say; but tho Ngati maniapoto's held a meeting about mid-day, and In the afternoon came to tho conclusion to support the king as such. Ono speakar asked tbe pertinent question, " What will yeu do if Tawhiao s*ys yea." To this question there waa no response. _ The gen.ml impression is tbat Tawhiao will say *'No." Tawhiaa haa, howsver, kept him self perdu most of the day, and rumour has it that he wiU h«ve direction in dreams what to do and to tat ; but his assured manner to Mr Butler this evening gives an apparent contradiction to the statement.

Tawhiao Rejects Mr Bryce's Proposals.

ALEXANDRA, this afternoon.

Mr Btyce met Tawbino at 11 0.m., in tho big whare. Some 800 persona w*ro present. Nothing was known of tho intentics, when Tawhiao rose and said: —"The people were to listen silently. Tho pakehn was to keep oa his own side, and he would cross over to learn. He would however stand on his land ready to jump and listen. This wsrd ftom tho beginning was tbat he had not separated Irom tbo Queen. Tbero was no objection to the ptkeha coming here and going, and ho would be also ready to cross over the boundary. Ho h_i an affec tion for the pakeho, but he must keep his mana. He -was telling him his own thoughts to hi. own-people." Mr Bbyck said this was tho day for a decided answer, which had not been given; tbe proposals, so good and liberal, he had made, ho would be blamed for ia parts of the colony. He wanted an answer on Thursday, but waited until to-day. If accepted thero must be plain words and not dark sayings. If not accepted to-day they were definitely withdrawn. He did not believe he shou d over think it light to make them again. Ho was waiting for an antwer. If Tawhiao did not speak plainer he should take the i-msiguitj- for rejection. He loft this after noon f.r Auckland a«d should take the proposals with blm if rejected. He was entitled to a plain answer. < Tawhiao said (very solemnly) : It is good. -It ia goo-. Go back and think ovtr what I have said. Don't take j our pro po-iil. with you, Mr Bbsob Mild : Tawhiao expected Mm .to tur _ tbe proposals over. He spoke to 11 m and the tribe, aud let there b_ no mistake. If this wag an end, it was a dark day fir Tawhiao and his psopls. The proposals were destroyed absolutely. Ho saw that ■11 opportunity for doing good for yourselves bad pasaed or was pasting away. He was speaking in love to tbo people. He should leave lv deep sorrow if he took the proposal! away. He did not take the proposals to turn thorn over. If any man of influence was with Tawhiao, let him stand forward and urge acceptance of the proposals. If he went away thus ho would have much cause for sorrow.

Tawhiao (after a pause) wont to see Wahanui,

Wahanui rose and said: In the past there was something dark; what you have said is straight, and so is what Tawhiao bas said. Bat you ruu.t giro us time. Keep darkne-s away and giro us tim.. There can bo no barm in that. He objected to the mana of Tawhiao;being taken away— a thing in ltseif sufficient for consideration. The light was coming, and would not go back (meaning, they wanted time to think over kingism). Mr B»YC_ said Wahanui's point at issue —that o£ mass-waa the ono point, per-, haps, he did not see. He had never acknow ledged -only the mana of tho Queen; Be ha</»never done 8.0, aud never would, nor. would he speak one word acknowledging I other authority than .he Quoin's. V. hat j else was chimed was a flitting shadow, If it was to pa»s, let it be removed properly,, cot one by one falling away. He did net understand the good " taihon." He wished to work to-day. Wahanui.was a man of sense, and saw the canoe drifting. The time was passing quickly, and - delays were dangerous. WARANUi'aga'n rose and said : The flow ing of the tide was regulated by G< d, bat there were people who went on and dis turbed the water and caused trouble. There wa. no trouble in the brginsing of the Queen's mana, but t-oubles came about gradually. Mr Bryce had said there was rot two sovereigns wanted i» this island, Who sent for them-meaning who asked for the Queen's maba here.

Mr Bsyce said there was inconsistency In the two speeches. Wahanui laid his finger on a point of importance in the fir-1 speech, but in tbe second speech he had left the first point tut of consideration. If they were prepared to accept the Queen's authority, Tawhiao would oely have to, get up and say so, when we should be one piople. WAHANUI *oso and reiterated the former statement and asked who divided the mans, Mr Bryce had B.Vd no one could stop tic flood, but God controlled their rising, and tbe following thereof. If they took all that was offered but the m«na what would be said (still insisting on preserving the King's name as it Were). M_BRYC_«aid he was not angry at the reference to old afftirs. He bad no objec tion to tbe discussion but for one lessor, no good could result. Tbis generation would p«ss before they were discussed io full. No good could result therefrom.1 What evil could re-ult from the roana of tbe Queen being re-esiabl-hod. If no evil / accrues why ebould it not be done, WAHJtNUI said he would oppose Ihe flod, thinking himself a strong man, hut he had friends drowning in tbe flood let him rather build tho canoe of what Ihey had spoken. If be usder»tood the grave Importance of the dcci.ion come to to the Ma»ri people to-day, well and good. Ho (Mr Bryce) would go away knowing that he had done his duty to tlie colony and tbo Maori people. He should never reproach himself .with I not having been more kind to lh.m. The burden was shifted from his shoulders to to those of others. He again waited for an answer. " , to Wahanui said he expected some mis chance. He could not turn over tho burdrn thrown upon him. Mr Bryce said his last word to Wahanui was tbat ho was sorry, not angry, and his last to Tawhiao was "Is there any olher reply ?" It was tight that the natives should hear the final reply of Tawhiao. Was it that the responsibility of accepting or declining the proposals was thrown on Wahanui, and they had heard that his offers were declined. Tawhiao seemed to be the most sorry man in the assembly.

BY TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.

Rewi's Version of Taw Mao's Statement About Sir George Grey's Offer.

KIHIKIHI, this day.

Rewi tells mo th».t he sat a few feet from Tawhiao when Tawbiao told Mr Bryce that be very nearly csme to terms with Sir George Grey. The worde; used by Mm were to this effect: " A little thing only, about the size of the tip of my finger nail, prevented Sir George Grey and myself coming to terms. It was through one of yourselves—a pakeha, whose name Ido not now remember, who jprevented me accepting Grey's proposals. The name Sheeban was never used by Tawhiao, as re ported in the " Herald." It is knswn who were in the enemy's canjp when Sir George Grey met Tawhla. at Kopua, and it is also known that Manuhiri received a letter from a European in Auckland saying, "Be care ful, and consider well before making terms

TELEGRAMS

[From oub own Correspondest )

THAMES, this day,

NEWPk_.CE Imperial. -In banking down the leading slope in No. 2. section west yesterday afternoon, a cwt, of speci mens were bagged, and good gold left showing. This mukes tho haul for ono day from that place 9 cwt. A few pounds of good atono were also got in breaking down in the went drive and in the secionstope No. 1. seotion west.

-ALEDONiAN.-^-Tho manager started yesterday preparations to sink a winze to open up the reef in the intermediate level below Mo. 2 on footwall specimen leader. In rißing through old stopes on No. 1 reef above No. 1 level 75 feet east ot the rise in Hick's, put up a month or t\vo ago, solid g'ound was met with at a height of 75 feot, aud the manage, will now rise on the reef and connect with tha level ftom the old. shaft, thus opening up a good-sized block. The reef ia of good s _c,' and composed of blue and brown quartz. Sharemarkct (uoon): Deep Level Tribute, sellers Is 6d, buyers la 4d; London, sellers 2s; Mariner, last night 3s 6d, sollers 3. 6d; Now Pilnce Imperial, last night 47a 6d Io 46», today, ex diy., 43« 6d to 435, sellers 445;, buyers 425; Qncoa of Beauty, paid up, buyers 21s ; Southern Cross, Boilers lis 6d; Golden Crown, sellers 14*; buyers 13s.

TiURANGA, this day.

A tremendous north-east gale raged laat night, and torionls of rain tell here. The Wellington ha. b.ea detained and is still lying hero. Tho wsather is still very threatening. Rain was vory much needed.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

DUNEDIN, this day. National issurance company,

Tbe National Insurance Company's balance sheet shows a net income ot £146,369, to which Is ndded £3,287 from laat year; los.os £90,279; working ex penses, eto., £30,833 ; Inuring a aurptus on the year's transactions of £28,544. The usual dividend waa declared.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

fBEUTER'S CABLEGRAMS,]

A STEAMER WRECKED,

(Received November 4,1.5 p.m.) LONDON, November 2 Intelligence is to hand that tho steam ship Guit of Finland, 1586 tons, Iwuna for Melbourne, which woat ashore in the Red Sea un tho 21st ult, still lies stranded, aud it is feared that nothiog can prevent her Incoming a to'al wreck.

THE FRENCH IN EGYPT.

j The French Government objects to tho i proposal that thero should alone be an Eorluli Coat oiler-General in Egypt. It is hoped thnt the difficulty which has arisen will bo smoothed by Earl Dufferin, ou his arrival in Eijypt. DEFEAT OF THK FALSE PROPHET. In tho Houso of Commons to-day, Sir Charles Dilke, Undor-Secretnry for Foreign Affairs, announced tbati information had been rtc.iyed, from Khartoum, dnUd Monday, the 80ih October, stating that tho fal c prophet had been defoated at Soudan, with heavy lots. There is an epidemic of small-pox among hia followers.

THE EXPENSE OF EGYPTIAN

OCCUPATION.

'ihe Premier m .de a s'atement in the Houso today, in tho course of which he- announced that .the Egyptian Go vernment will shaie with England the axpsnse of the occupation of Egypt by B,itißh troops since the defeat of Arabi at Tel-.1-K«ber. The P/emisr furthor states' that the Governmant would not rsqulre to ask for any farther war credit during the present session.

THE CLOTURE CARRIED,

LONDON, November 3,

In the Heuse of Commons last night an amendment proposed, by Mr Gibson, requir ing tbat the Cloture should only be adopted by two-thirds majoriiy of tho House, was finally rejected by 362 to 838. The Irish members supported tho Government on tbe division.

EabL DUFF*KIN'S MISSION,

CON-TANTINOPLE, November 2,

Earl Dufferin Hhad an nudWnce wl h the Sultan to-day, and shortly afterwards started oa his missloa to Bgypt.

LYNCHERS STOPPED.

HEW YORK, November 2

A number of men who were attempting to lynch a murderer at Kentucky to-day, were fired upon by soldiers, Six of tho ljnchers were killed and thirty wero seriously wounded.

ARABI'S TRIAL,

LONDON, November 3,

An official denial has been given to tho statement in yesterday's " Times'' that tbo Egyptian Government had proposed tbat Arab! should ot exiled without trial, and that tbo British Government objected to such a cou. se.

THE. .AOCB-LA'niP- Et-KFWU «'!'AK. SATOKBAF. NOVEMBER- 4



The periodical concert in oonnectlon with tho Auckland Philharmonic Society takes pace in the Theatre Boyal on Friday, .November 17tV>, under the conductor_hip of Protessor CailL'au



Tbo Thames steamers last night brought up 9630X8. geld, for the Bask of New Zea land.



The Dunedin Supreme Court has decided that a Town District shall receive the licenses collected within its boundaries. The County Counell had claimed them.



Mrs Bevitt will give her. annual concert in the Choral Ball oa the • v6nl_g of M __d*y the 26th Instant, in which ahe will be as- Ist'd by the leading lns.-ur_.e_ra __<a and vooaiUts of the city, and sovoral of her advanced pupil*.



The most acceptable gift to friends abroad la " Picturesque New Zealand." Price, Is. To be had of all bookseller-.- [ _.dvt.J.



The tr«de and dealer will da well to »t ---tend Mr Gabriel Lewis' sale on Monday at 11 o'clock.. There is a large lot of opal glassworo to be bold, and is for private sale.



•'•■ ___.»-MiiKß. AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION. Full Rehoaraal ot " Bay Your Own Cherries' takea plaos THIS ISatn.dny) R> -NING, In tbe Tempara-oe Hall,- at 7.30.' Bvery Member Is respectfully requested to at*aad. H. ROTHBBH-M, Choir .eoretary, i Speolal attention is dlreoted to the advertlee ment on Ist page. BVONPOBT LITEKABY ASSO CIVMOW. The Kermlar Fortnightly Meatlnß will take place on Mo»D_y, the 0--h November, at 7.30 p.m., in Trinity Church Schoolroom, when the following: it__a_n will |be read, viz., "Pre hlatarlo Men," Flno Arts." The Meetings are ore- to visitors. B. COBBBTT, Eon. Sec. , r jiEMPERANCE DEMOASTRaTION. All persona Interested In the T.mprrance Movement are earnestly requested to asremble nt 9 o'o'ook on THURSDAY Morning Next,at Juootlon of Hobßoa, Pitt. and Wellington atrertn, to aaelat in tbe Proo. ealo-, whioh starts at 9.30. All are reapeotfully iavited to wear Blue Ko.-otte or Ribbon. Further particulars on Ist P'ge. TEMPKBANCE DEMONSTKATION, Oth November—Notloo to R_o_a_it.p.-- Bvery Momber of tbe Hope of Auokland aud other 1 ents are requested to aenemble at St. James's Hall on THURSDAY, Oth mat, at 9 a.m. sharp, to take part In the above. Hosottes wUI bo supplied. Members to bring their own regalia,—lS. order. JAMES O. 0 ABB, Secretary. T^IGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. • BE ELECTION OF DELEGATES. At a meeting of De'egaten at the working Men's Club, held on f ntnrday, 28tb, it was re solved—"lhat the following Trades and Seo tion. ot Labour, viz., Ci-lnetmskers Ship wright., Blacksmith., Moulders. Coaohbulldorg, Plasterers, TaUors, Saddlers, Printers, Bakors, Plambers, Stonemaßons, and Bootmakers, bo requested to Eleot Delegates te represent them before the next meeting, whioh will be held at the Working Men's Olub on the 10th November, at 7,_0 p.m. H MIDDLETON, Sec pro ter_ ___, 1 OVAL ORANGE JlL^fijf Jj INSTITUTION. r^SHi put Tho Members of tho JjsSfflßlklw various Lodges are re ■s&Afilxwr&isSk questod to assembi". in_ .Wr.::/s*«_ .-i____ roiraUa. at tho 11*11- Newton, on SON UAY ii__ \^_ffiP B*' s « next'Nov- s>at5 >at 5-;)5 p-m" WSsJt^K t0 march In proceßelon tn the Alexandra-street ™ Vwfer church. Ssrvlce to be eonduotedby the Grand Chaplain (Rev. T. W. Duns). Subject: " Supremaoy of the Pope. By order. C. HOOKBR, Grand Seoretary. AKCHnBY AND LAWN TENNIS CLUB,—Tho Meeting (or making ai rangementß lor the Seaeon will be held at Mrs OhambßrUn's House, Fden Crescent, on MON DAY, 6th Inst., at 3 p.m., instead of the time previously notlned. L(NAiHANf Hon, Bee. Archery ana hmn lennia Olub,



J Wanted. WAN'l'cD, Apprentices nnd.lmprover to tli'i Dress Making, — Apply Ml: Bull, Hoi-inat.Vi Buildings. Quean street. WANTrD, 2 or 3 respectable Lads,- Apply to John Grey, Cordial Manufac j turer, Eden Crescent. a \*j- ANTED, god 'la; lm-3 and Tail.res VI at ODC-. - Apply J. F, Loplno, Tailor t Wakeflold street. . V&/ANIED, immediately, Two goot fJ TV Pressors. Tailors, and several aoilvi 1 1 Lads. — Nell Campbell, Clothing Faotory . I Mngland-atreot. ) *ji/ TANri-D, a Respectable uirl, about I VT 18.-Apply this ovenlngtoJ. 0. Clarke ! Unlor-strest, _____ W" ANTED, Two Strong Keys.— Apply Sims and Brawn. Shipbuilders, Auok j land or Davenport. WANTED, a Boy able to milk.—Apply to 11. Worrall, Mount Albert. VV' AS»TBI>, a good Plain Cook,—apply TV between the horns ot 9 and Ito Mrs - Larking, Or,tot Vie*-, Victoria Avinue. he • mnera. Referenoes required. WANTED, a Baker for the Waikato.— Apply SO, Qaeei -street, on Monday, at 10 o-look. **/ AN FED, Six Waiters for Tuesday, TT Wednesday, and Thur.oay. — Apply Coffao Palace I inlng Rooms, Theatre tmuaiags. WANTIiD, Carpenter for small job in tho country.-Apply C. Williamson, Estate Agont, Vulcan Lane. WANTED, Apprentices asd Improvers to the MUllnery.-Apply Smith and Oaughey, 800 and SQ2, Upper gneen-streat. WANTED, a steady Compositor for Gl.b.rne.-Apply F. W. Buynton, Forl atreet. Auckland. WA»TED, a General Servant accos tomod to children; ono llring in tho Ponaonby diatrlat preferred.—Apply Staii olllco. U/ -NTED, t\v» good U-rfM-nters; iiS'd » » to mlll-wriglit work preferred.—Apply to t, o Mercury Bay Timber Company (Limited), Fort-street. WANTED, Youth to Assist in Bar and make him.tlf assfu_— Apply Juno tlon BoUl. WANTED, a Good Dressmaker to go _, out by the day; engagements Monday. Mra Whitcombo'B Registry Oince.Hobson-Btrcct. WANTED, General Servants and Yo«ng Girls to assist in Housework.— Mra Whltcom-oB Rsgifltry gfllco.Hobson streot. WANTED. Situations for goid^-usc keopora, Lady Holpa, Houscmulda, and Cooks.-Mrs Whitoombe's Itogistry Olllco, Hob- Bon-street. WANTED KNOWN-M.sWhitcombe has monthly nurses on hor list ready for ongagoments.-Heglstry Olllco, llobson-street. WANTED, a Smart Lad, who under- Btanda baking, for tho country,—Apply James Lylc, Baker, WolHpgton-Btroot. WANTED, a Gcseraf Smnnt, with a good rcferonce; also a Nursegirl.— Apply to Mrs Unabury, Charlton Houso, Pon sonby. WaNiED, a respectable Female fcer vanttn a small family.-Apply to Mra Hobbs, Beresfordstreet, Y%/ ANTED, a General Servant^ one r who can cook and wash; roferenoss required.—Apply to the matron, Orphan Home, Parnell. WAN.EU, n Smart Youth lo assut in . bar and mako hlmsolf useful.—Apply Junction Hotel, Epsom. \*/ANTED, Cook and lau-dTisT «/ t .piuntry girl not ohje-tad to.-A.ply to Mrs Bull. nearßmlth'a 'Baa . fHce, Mount Kdm. ANThD, a good General Servant. = Apply to Mrs Garlic-, *• Ver-dale,' Mount Albert, or the City BaU Arcade, Quean atreet. \jy ANTED, a strong boy, used to work _ .7, ln st »n Smith's Saop -B. Harvis. Coach bnUder, Upper Q«_en-street. \», ANTED, a G.neral Serrast, with a V . good __ferenoa.— \pply to Mra Kagle elm,Alba>y Bona*, WeUesley-atreot West, two doors from Hobsoa-atrset. ANTEDra"Carpentar, alsa a BoyT^ —Apply Mr Jahu Lamb, 85, Quea« rtreet, on Monday mor_U_. \Af ANTED, goad Genoral Servant; *v roforiweos roq .lie..-Apply t_ Mrs Page, Alfred-atreat. Al»_rt fare. WANTED, Good Tailor, £3 per week and overtime; a'ao boys aa appfanslooa. —Apply J. WI llamy Tailor, VletgsU -tra-t, O.T ANTED, 2 ii.st-cIaB Dr>eamakcra"; "* also, ImproTora <__d Apprentices.— Apply after 7 o'olock p.m. to Mlas Demps.y, at Mra Bcoban'a, Pitt-street (oppoaito Groy-stroot), WANTED, Good General S.rvant, - wages 128 to 14. par week to a sultab'o person.—Apply Mrs F.azsr, Salißbury aßreet, Parnell. t\T ANTED, by a respectable steady »t Man. a Situation 1« a Store, _r.0.; weald be willing to mako hli-self vaaerally 89»fa1.-Apply by latter. W.-i. 3r>s Om_«. vy ANTED, te B.nta Mablo about Six v T Stalls, with or without a Houso at tached;—^pl^byJottortoy^CTSTAn Oflico. U/ AN i ED, a respectable lady to Adopt __U! .. ? Healtbi Boy. 10 mouths old.-Apply MW this offloe. . WANTED KNOWN-.hut tho Great Bale of Slendenlng's Bankrupt Stook Is Now P-Oere-log. and o_n.oi_.er. can affect a olea- saving of 7a In ths &, at S. Coombes and Co s. Queen street. ANTEI\ a Milliner and to assist in tho shop.—T. B. Robson, Molbou_»e House (near Three Lamps), Ponaonby. • WAwTED,— To Q«arrymo«; a quantity of Gin Stone Pltahen.—Nawaom and MoKamlah. Builders; Karaggahape-road. WANTED, good Furnilure' carefully Remavad.—Apply to Mr Chamb_rU_, Bd_n Crs-. an.. WAINTfJU, situation before 1 o'clock en Tuesday; oan hand* p»n, axe or spade, and sot afraid to work wl>h oltber tool; good character.—-paly Star Offloe WANTED, two respectame young men Bon-dors In a quiet family, whore no others are kept—Mra George Payne, top of Franklin Rood, tbe third house off Ponaonby Boad, on the right hand side. WANTED, the Public of Auckland and North Shore to Know that J. P*tford, of High-street, la Manufacturing Colonial Ovens from 12a 6d. Water and Gas laid on at Great Reduction. Y\/ ANTED, at JVorth Shore, Board and TT rtealdanoet no lnaoh ; single room.— State terms, '/, o„ Btar Offloe. WANTED, the Public to Know that EsTthe Nevolty Misiature Arll.ta bave opened In Ore?-street. WANTBDKNOWN. Porsons dorirous to Sell Frnits and Confeotlonery at the forthcoming Cattle Show can do so by applylr g to B. Bart and <__~ Cly Marker. WANTED KNOWN-Best Herbal Ointmont, for Piles, Cuts, and Bruises, and all Cutanooas Eruptions; also a Perfect Cure for Ringwormß—by Mra Guscott, Short land-strect. . 'aa/-A^T_D, by a Young i.ady re.ently T t from England; a situation as Barmaid in a Fi'St-olußs Botel; three years' e_p_rienoe, —Appiy by letter to BM, Stab Offlce. WANTED KNOWN.—Melrose ; nve minutes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Beach Road. WAwTED to Bent, for 6 to 12 months, a Furnished Cottage (sir roomed would do) in a good neighbourhood. Rent, about 30s. Entry next month.—Apply M.N., office of this paper. ' ANTfD, the Lodiesof Auckland to sse our Silks, at Ss ltd. sod In town at 6b 6d; Fancy Dress Materials, 3}., worth 7_d, only at a Ooombes fc Co.'s, Queen-B_ra>t, WANTED, Music Pupils ; Is Le«sons ; Dancing Class, Wednesday evening. Private Lessons given.—Mrs Welob, 151, Grey street; WANTED, Buyers-160 doz Hats of all sorts (for Summer Season) to choose from—from <ld np.-Brennan'B, Victoria, atreot. WANTED.— Pawnbrokers' Sale of Un redeemed Ple.Res wilt be held by Mr Arthur at his Mart, on Monday'next. 6th November, at 11 o'olook.-James Roe, Pawn broker. WANTED KNOWN—Feathers, Flowers, Sunshade?, Grannie's B .nnets, Trimmed Bats, &o • for tbe holidays, at Rub- Boa's Melbourne House, fonaonby. ANTED, Buyers—Grey Calico, 2s 6d doz; White Calico, 2a 9d; Horrocks's Longelotb, Ss lid; Grey Sheeting, IOJd.-Bren nau'B. Victoria-atreot. VA7 ANT/D KNOWN-Mrs Hadleybas v v an asportmrnt of Pinafores, Aprons, Underclothing, Hata. Bouneta trimmed.— liobaon-strcet (opposite Prince Arthur Hotel.) WANTEr— Horrockes'sLong Cloth, at 8s fid per doz; Good Twll .heelings, IUJd per . acd; Flannel*. 7Jd; to be had only at S. Coombes & Co.'b, Queen-street. \\T ANTEdTKNOWN; Spokes and v v Felloes and all kinds of Coal to bo Jiad off Joseph Craig. \JL AN'rRP, the Public to know that J, "» Petford has opened a Branoh Shop at the North Shore oa Plumber, GasQttep, Copper smith, and Bell-hanger. WANTBD KNOWN. — Allotments, with choice views; rich soil, and con venient.—Apply, De v onp_ort_L&nd Agency. ANTBD, Buyers—Beautiful assort ment of Men's Suits for Christinas— Geelong, Mosgiel, and Nelson Tweeds—Bren nan'B, Victoria-street. WANTED, Buyers — Large Turkish Bath Towels. 10s Sd doz; Honeycomb Towels, >_d: Toilet Quilts (full size), Ss 6d.- Drennan's, Vlotoria-street. ANTED KNOWN, that T. B Bob eon (late Edwards), Melbourne House, Ponsonby, la selling drapery, hosiery, laces, fanoy goads, trillings, &a, at lower than Qaeen street prices. ANTED, a 1000 Men to purchase our Nelson Tweed Trousers fbr 6s lid per pair, worth 12s 6d, at S. Coombes & Co.'s, Queen- Btreet . WANTED.— Wanted to Sell, cheap, 7 barrels of Currants, only Id and 5d lb; Lemon Peal, Is _d lb (not less than the lb); Canary Seed, 5d lb: Hemp Seed, Id lb, 121bs for Ss: Canary Seed, 121.3 for Is; Boxes of Tea, only 14a 6d per box; Christmas Candles, Id each, 7 for 6d, or 3a a box of 51 candles; small pieoes of Sponge, only 2d.—H. Watts, Pitt streot. ANTED, Bayers-Swiss Stripe Mus- Hn. s_d; Fast Colour Prints, __d: Hoyles" Prints, 6d; Beautiful Luistre, Hid yard,-Br^Dnft£B,yiotoria-_treet,



)Wn,nii«a. \JkT A^TKD to Reut, a 2 or 3-ioomoi V V Cottage.—-pply WW, Ho .eon lietei •» Vl' t )rl--_troet. WANTED, a Barmaid.—Apply STAI Cffl.e. WAITED, a »-expectable Girl to assist in Housfwoi-k.—Apply at this oilli c. "' VjUANTHD, Strong Boy for faoloj T T work,—Apply E. Waters, Queen-street \ \\J ANTED 7 Six Shovel Men fur Bay ol v? Islands, - Apply Mr Jaggor, bow 1 Z . _Und limber Company, on Monday morning IDo'olook, ' ,&&/AN,EE', a Boy.-Apply 11. KoliP, • TV Jeweller Qneet-B.rooc. ) WANTED KNOWN, tha it is Ihe owner's insttuotlon to the Auotloneer ' to soil the Township ot Mount Albert on Tues day nos., at norm.— Arthur's Mart ANTED, Tailors and Tailoressea, also a Hoy: good wages and constant ' employment for good goneral hands.—Apply G. i Campbell, Quoen-sti-oot W- ~ ANTKDKNOWN.thattbolownsliip of Mount Albert ia no furthor from . Quoou-B-ect than many parts of Ponsonby. ; Sale on Tuesday next, at n.op — .tttur'- Mart. WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand Eoow, mußt ba In good order.-.. W. . Carr. Vj-^ANTIID, Buyers-Fashionable Re vy gatta ShlrSf. 4b 3d; White -hirts with oollnra. A. 61; Men. Military Sock., 81.-Bron nan's, Vlotr i-i.-Btroot IsrANTED, a kittution as Lady House- VI koep.-r, by a Young Widow, th.roughly domestloatoa, and fond of Chi'oren.—Addrecs, Patlonoo, P. 0., Aacltl't-d. 'AW'IED KNOWN to" ladies o"l Auckland nnd District, especially to Milliners and Dressmaker-, that Mrs W. M. To noli is pr- pared to Teach only a limited ntim , ber of Ladies th_ Art of Feather Dressing.—For terms, &c, apply Mrs W. M. Tench, Feather Dresser, opposite Prluc. Arthur Hotel, Hobson stroet. ANTED KNOWN—Working Men oin Save their Money by calling tit the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Mouia fld; Board and Lodging 16. p.r week,—Note the addrocsi Nearly opposite the Walt.mat. and dose to the Dock, Lower Albert-street,—R. Mnrdoch. Proprietor. VtT ANTED KNOWN ' T EEBT QUALITY JOSEPHINE KID GLOVES 2s 11d Pair, USUAL PRICE, Is 6d, AT HOLLOWAYS, 217. Q.ESN-BTBBIRT. AINTED-Tho Customers of Munro and MlUlgan to know that thoy aro now proparod with a full and oboloe asiortmeat cf Tweeds and Drapery Goods In all deputmenta for the coming season. WANTED KNuWN. - Tho Melrose Estato Is tho Cheapest Troperty for sale In Dovonport.—Apply, Dovonpoi t Land Agency, Beach Road, or B. Tanner. No. 8 Qiieon-strcot V»/ AfU'aD KNOWM, that nownere are v v better qualities in Teas procurable than at the Royal Tea Mart A trial will furnish tho I best test of thoir excellence; tho lnoreaslng sale Is proof that they please the consumers. Price Ss, 2s 4d. 2s BJ, 2s Kid, oad 3s per lb; Oon- Sou Teas, Is 6d,ls Sd.and Is lOd norm. General rooerles and Provisions, we keep tho best qualities, for quality alone is the true test of cheapness. Our motto la quality and oheapness oomblned. Families waited on for orders in all parts ot the city and suburbs. Goods delivered, —R. FRKNCM Grooer, Tea and Provision Dealer, Tbe Royal Tea Mart, Karangahape Read. Auokland. X\, AJNTEO, W_NTKD, to Sell Cheap, v v Lot of Small -pongea, from 3d to 6-1; I Vases Sd a pair, 2 pairs for Is 2d ; Glass Butter, Dlshea. Od to la 6d ; Rugar Basins, Is to 2s ; 60 der. Engrave* Glass Jugs Hid, 3 for 2s. 7b a doz ; Glass .Candlesticks, 6d. &s a don; 1(0 dcs Odd Cupi, 6 tor Is ; W; and O. China Caps, fld e»oh; China Teasets ot 10 pieces, only _0... Plnß, Greon, Blua, Rad, and 3 Gold linos ;60 do 2 BtSocß, 2Jd nnd 3d, 5 for Is; Plate., 2}d to !_,< ; No.t kgg a . Id eaoh ; Small Caps and Saucer.. S!fl; 3 doz Meat Dl. hea, [Trom Od to 2a ; Well Dishes. 6s eaoh ; Vogetkble Disk oa. __ Cd ; Lu-geGlass Water Jnga,only2»;Hated Onota, only Cs 6.1; Tin Cruets. 3 bottles. 2s; Cut Glass Salt Cellars Id to 9d ; Flowers under Gloss Shade., from 2s 6d to (Is 6d ; Shoo Brushes, 2a a sot, or la eaoh; Hair Brnahet, 64 to 3_ ; Large Tea Trays. Iv 6d; Jam Openers, r>my 3d, 6tn la : Brand Board., 2d ; K.j Rloga. 3d and. 04 a doz; HO 3-Uof Jugs, 2. te 3< 6d a net; Ladles' Leather Bags, Us Gd to 3.0 d ; Sohaol Slates, from Id ro M ; I—xholdt-a, 2a per gross, 2 gross for 3i 6d, »1 a due; Plotnro Plates. 2d and 3d ; G!«bb rum »__>_, fl for Is; 'Vluo Ula>«ts. 3d and _W ; I_argo Tumblers, Id »aoh, 3. 6d a *oz ; Rimmrls Boap, 7 for ashllilDg ; T-r Soap. Id a eako, 7 tor 6d ; K U r»i»nre Polish. Id and Sd a bottlo, 3 fcr 2.; Good Tl^a, la 8d alb, 21ba for Re ; 0 penny Bntlles of Blocking for Sd ; Is Bottles, oniy 6-1, 3fori.3d ; la Tojb, only 9', S for 2s ; Toilet Sots, from 6s 6d toßa 61: Chamber., Is 6d nnd 2a;Bakiag Powder. 6d, Sd, and la per tin; Jam, 7a 64 a d-z ; Salad Oil, 2 bottles for Is ; o«BV>t Oil, 2 for U ; Epsom Salts, i _. z packots, 2s 9d por box of 71b»; iri^dl. fctrlnga. only td each,,Ss 6d a .oz; 151) boxes of gooa Figa, ou'y 10d a box, Ssper doz; ID AocordUna. from 12s to lSn Ikl wltn belli; good Rien, 5 hs for la; Cletbe. Pegs, _! dos for fid, la 3d a gross; Wed Dishes, 6s; snaH Cups and Bauoe.B. 3s a doz i large Paint imisho-, 2s Cd: Rat Traps, Cd ; Whl'o and Bold Stoni China Cues and . auoors, Si, or 7s a doz: Gocd English Concertina, only 30-.— H. \V _TT. Pitt street. WANTED, Every Mon in Auckland to Porohose our White Dress and Regatta Shirts, at 2s lid, sold elsawbere at _< lid, at P. Coombes as Co. a. QneeiKiti oet " V. 7 OMEN'S RIGHTS"-Why to bave -v v a First-elmsa ."ewtog Maohlie, with all the latest Improvements, trom D. 8. Oham berg. Wholesale and Ratal! Maohian Depot. rnvo RVGINE»RS AND BOILpR -8 MAKRRS.—Engine nnd Boiler wanted. Engine (25 horse-power). Boiler (30); stoto prico, &c.,by 11th inst., to tho Holonsvillo Flour Mill Company (Llndted). Holensv-illo. AYU U_»G GIKL wanted, must bo able to milk.-Mra T. Craoweli. Manat Wden. ALAuV, anxious to get to london, would aut.t a lady with family or ai tav&ll-. In return for passage or partial paesago —Applyto Traveller, Herald Office. DRAPER'S AtSfSTANT. —Wanted, an A-flletant for tho llaberdaahory and Hosiery Departments.—J. Cosgrave and Co. gmmmmmammmmm^mmmmmmmm^ ,_■ tsoard ana Kfißiaeuoe, BELMONT HOUSE, Vinccut-st.o t— Board s_d K.»l«_n.o. _Os, llrsi cl>»s ao-MumodaUcflformarrlcdcouplts. Plano.baib, SCCL CIOMFORTABLE Eurnished Apart- J mrnts, with nee ot kitchen, within a short dlatanoe trom Qneen-atreat- 'forms reasonable. —Apply for aanre-s -t thle offloe Cl MFORTARLE Accommodation for Two or Threo Rcspectoblo Boardors, noar Qncen-strcot: tornis, 18s por week.—Apply Mrs Holt, No. 10, Wyndham-stroot. RIVATE BuARD AND EESIOItNCK for Single G-ntlemon or Married Couple at Mrs IToxioi"., Put-street, oppos'te the Con gregational Churob. »»rOODBINE Cottaee, Grey-»tieet.— »T Vacancies for Gontlomen; plungobath and ovory comfort; terms moderate. . /GOVERNOR BROWNE HO'i'EL V3T HOBBON-STREST. aoAiai Aivn LoDairru E__ perWeok Sinolb Roosi .life. _______ I ■ *—* Tendera. mo BUILDERS, Tenders will bo received until noon of SATURDAY, the llth instant, for Alterations and Additions to a Warehouso in Elliott-street. Plans, &0., at Moa. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL, Architect. m E N D E R 8. Tenders will bo received by ,he undersigned up ro S o'elook on TU_CSDA_T, 21st intr., for the Kreotlonof a BaptistTabarnao'e at Oambildgt*. flans and speolfloatlons may be seen at my Offlco np to the llth instant, and in Auckland, at tbo store ot Mr K. B. ?liaider,, from the llth t-j tbe 2uh inst. Separ-Ato Tenders to bo given for the Soats and for tho Wite Fenoinff. D. RICHARDSON, Arohtt.o.. Cambridge, Hovember 3.1882, 'TO' OAL MERCIIiISTS AND J. OTfiEHc". Tendorß for 12. Months' Supply of Coal, ie llvored on the C impany'a Wharf. North Shore, will b _ reooWed at cue Registered o_Uoo ot tho Company, 82, (Jnoon-street, up to 6 p.m. cf TUtt_DAY,7<h instant. Tho lowest or any T.nder not nooo.Bailly ac cepted. BRN. TANNER, Secretary Deveaport etenm Forry Co, (I,td). TENDERS required until Tuesday, 7th inst., for tho Erection of a Cottago at Mangere. Specifications at my residence- John Cameron, Prospect Terrace, Ponsonby, rgl O BU I LDE Rtf. Tenders will bo received until nocn of tho llth isstant, for additions to the Kerosine Bond in Mechanics' Bay. H.<KEAL3 & SON, Architect. Conveyances. npAKAPUNA LAKE MAYS'S COACHES Run Daily between Devonport and Takapuna Lake as follows ;— Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport, at 7,15 and 10 20 a.m., and 2 and 1,20 p.m. Leave School-hoase, Takapuna, at 8.15 and 11 a m,, and 3 and 6.15 p.m. Sundays: Leave Devonport at 10.10 a,m. and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave Tokapnna at 11.15 a.m. and S and 5.16 p.m. B_UE E_ on Way..ONE SHI _LI!_G. Hpeclsl Trips whoa Required. L_d.lea' and Gents' Saddle Horses and Single'and Pair Horse Carriages for Hire, OiiiVEE Mats'B Livery Stablks,



Personal. j jayfATRIMO_.IAL.-A Steady Respot ' LV !l. nllo M.ciianto. age_ .'J, wlshuß to ;rcai . with a Lady about 10 with rospeot to matrl . moa. .—A. .dress JC, Stab oQlco. 1 To Let. ■' rjHO LET, huge l.'nfumi hed Rcom, wilb • ,? fl-< p'aop, oii Ponaonby R>ad; 'Busiespass f every qnurtor of an hour,—._pply, Ponsonby, ' Stau Oiflce. : f%\o LET, in .Brighton Road, Parnell, a I. new Verandah Doobb of four roims, with BcuUory, oolonlal oven, and water lnld on; to:d ' Boa View, rent moderate,—Apply, U. if. l_van_, Q O.n-Btre;.. ! "810 LET,-at Mount Albert, a House ot 1 9 rooms, plenty ot good water.—Jamts Reid, _don T.rrace. . FIPO LttT, a nearly new live-roomed Cot -1 tago, in tower Ilepburn-Btroer.-Apply to 1 Me Boyeo, Gtuccr, Ntplcr-Btrc.t. fVu'i'ST, a issKcr's Ktvop aua uven, in ? Wolllcgto-1-Btrcet.-Apply to _'. h. Pilme, 28, New Zealand Insurance Hull .lo^e, . f o\o LET, a If arm ot 31 Acre*, wltb ? dwelling and out-bouaea, adjoining Vic toria Park, onoap. —Apply Devonport Land Agency. . any LET, two Rooms, unfxi-ni.bcd, near I Queci-streot; rout moderate.—Apply for a.fljaes th8oUl:o. mo LET, liettlci-s' Hot.J, Wbahporcl.— | This old established Urst-class Hotel to be let for a term of years as may bo agreed upon. - For particulars j apply to Lionel Phillips, Messrs Eh.cnfi'totl Bros., Quccn-strcot Wharf, a uckland. MHO LttT, 3 Rooms audKiicfcon over 300, i Upper Queen street; g_i and water laid on; rent moderate.— Apply Smith' ft Oanghny. rj^O LET, Houec. -Apply J. M. Mac -9 douald, corner of Queen and Wsst Queen streets. ga. ffW I ET, Hopo and Eunice (Wttages, I Ponsonby Road, near Ponsonby Hall; Kits and water laid on.—Apply W. Q, Allen, Clarenoe- Bt-oot, Ponsonby. <jp.o LET, Ponsonby, a Good, Well- I ilnislicd 10-roomcd Houso, with ovory con venience, —H. Partington, Houso and Land Agcuk ■ fI lO LET, in Grace-street, Ponsonbjs a i Hoiißo of 0 rooms; w_ter laid on, with every ooavoolenoe.—Aaply next oottago above. TO LET, a Fi.'e-roomed and a Six roomol Houso on C'ollego Road, Pon sonby. Ront modoralc—Apply Mr Nightingale, College ltoad. . BIU LiT. corner of Ponsonby Road olid . Franldln Road, a Nice Six-roomed Veran dah Houbc.—ll. Partington, Houso and Land Agent, Stlchbury's Biilldingß; . 810 LET, ouo or two Bedrooms and JL Sltilngroom, nioely furnished, use of kltohen; <ias aud water laid ou; prlvjtto family.—For tddrese,spply ths olllo.■ CB'lO LET, r.eW Six-roomed House in 6t. A Mary'B Road; gas laid on, tink, woll, &o. -Applj- Mr Knight. Batcher. r»i O L E T. _KA.I__D VIEW, near top of Grafton Road—Oooifortftble Hcuse of Bl_ rooms and kltohen, &a, &o.; nloe gardon, and go.d posi tion. D. F. EVANS, Eatato Ageat, Auckland. rJ >O LET n Gentleman's Kcßidence and . Grounds, sUuato about ono milo behond Mount Albert. Homestead consists of hand some and commodious dwelling (!) rooms), bath room, stove, pantry, dairy, largo stable, buggy house, hay loft, &c.-ln fact, reploto wilh every convenience a«d out-offices reqaJsito on a gentle man's estate. Grounds, containing about 25 acres, subdivided and beautifully laid out in garden, paddocks. &c.: tho wholo comprising ono of the prettiest places In tho suburb, of Auckland, and only about half un hour's drlvo from town.—D. ¥. Evans, Eatato Agont, Quecn atrcot (ne_t " Herald "). • jXJ BE LIT, for a term of years, tho f. realdeooa of Geo. G. \v alter, is_q , Papa kura, oontalning nine rooms, in addition to bathroom, dairy, aid aonlleiy. Ala*, a 6-aUIUd ataol., coaoh-bouee, and aU n*oe<__ry out oOloea ; tog_tb__r with a nlcol. -iti _-out g_rdan, al: acres of land in exoellont patturo. 8 ali_l>le for a.. atl*ma»'a re-idenca, Powoaalon can be given let Jaauary. 18.3.—F0r partiau'wa. apply to 8. X. Hnshoß, ja .., Lend A sent, Vnl«n Lane, or tho I'ro.rletor, on tho pramlcei'. «5 URTHOOTE—To Lat. tor a month or , * mora, a Woll-furnlsho- Houao with every oonvonionco, CIO3O to the wharf: snitablo for a family necking for a ohango, bathing, &c—For tonus, apply to Miss Hartley, by latter or on the premises, Northoote. ZTTA-LE TO HT. —Largo-table to Lot ™ in tho lie^rt of tho city, a»d .onvenient to Qnocn-treat. Rcotlow.-Macky, Logan,Stcen, &CO; O" FFICKR TO LET, suitable for Brolcer?, Ctistoin-liouso Agants, or pursuits of similar description, situated adjoining Custom house, Fort-atreot,—FraiiK Kmimier. FFl_J_ TO LET.—Appty at O.JM.L.A. Rooms, Quoon-Btroot Ecclesiastical. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, oonior of Wellosloy and Albert Btrcota.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo hold TUIS (Saturday) EVICNING, at 7.30. A Bible Reading wilt bo given. Friends ore cordially Invited. A BItUJ. CLASS for MEN overv Sunday afternoon, from 3 till jL ST. MATTHEW'S -HUROU.— Special Forvloes and Serntonn Touotow. 11 a.ro., tfco ltov. J. W. AllQway, ILA., of the Auckland Collrgo; 8 p.m. <3»0-al uhlldrcnV Sorvlcr), tbe Roy. C. M, Nelson. M, A„ Incum bent of Bt. Paul*; T p.m., the Kov. K. 11. BuUlyer. M.A.. Warden of sfc John'a Oollrge, ST. PAUL'S GHURUH.-ll a.m., Morning Prayer, Holy Commnaloo, ana Sermon. "I-reaoher and Haarers;" 3 3i) p.n... CniUren'a Sorvioo; 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Hormon (in aid ot i. locoaau Pulsion Fund) by Right Hoy. tbe Blnhop. PITT. STKSET WESLEYAN CEUKOH.-Morclug at 11, Roy. A. Reid; Evening at 6.80. Mr Garland. ST JUUN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby Morning at 11, Mr Brooko; Svenlug at C3O, Rev. 0... bernethy. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN OiI,RCH.-Mornlng at 11, Mr Cheefie man; KvonlDg at 6.30, Key. w. c. Oliver. ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH— Morning at 11, Key. J. Hollow; Evening at g.30. Roy. T. Budgie. DEVONPORT WESLE vA __ CHURCH.-Mor_ii)g at 11, Rev. C. Abei nttby; Kvonlug at 6 30. He v. _. W. J, Sppnce. AT E W "MARK E T WE S LEVA N _Ll OHUKCH.-Sunday Servioea—Morolnu at 11, Mr Mnrßl'a'l; Evaulng at 0.80, Roy. Mr Whowßll. ._ /^ON GUEGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres \J ford-street The usual Sorvioes will be con ducted To-morrow—Morning at 11 Kvonlng at 6.50, by tho Pastor, tbo Rev. J. Rob .na.n, .1 A. ONEHUNGA CONUIIEGATIONAL CHURCH.—Usnalaervloea To morrow.— Morning, Rev. *ir Hallo wo., from 'llmsra; _ venlng, Roy. Mr Bro-wn. W ELLESLEV-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. - Sunday. November 5- Mornlng, in tho Ohapol, Mr V ho.,aa _purgoon. Evening at 5.30, In the Choral Hall. _Addr_vßea by Mr Fair brother aud Mr Tho?. Spurgeon. Come oarly. _ M~ OUST EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH: —Mr W. Bamford, EvanKOllat, oonducts Bervioes To-mcrrow—Morning at 11, Evening at 6.! D. : . TTNITEI) METHODIST FREE U CHURCH, Pitt and VI-oentßtreets- Sunday Horvioeß, November s—Morning at 11, hey. T. g«i»aoii; Kv«_lDg at fi 38. Rev. J. Wny. PRIMITIVE MKTi.Ui.jST CHUiICo, AJexandra-strcet.—Mornl.g 'at 11, Rev; J. Guy; Rvoning nt 6.30. Rev, T. W. Dutn. Bnbject, "The Supremacy of the Pope." _ S~ErTvIC).S in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Uppor Pitt and Edwin-stroetß.—Afternoon at 3, Rev, T, W. Liunn,- Avening at 0.30, Mr G. Herauu. } FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE . METHODIST ORUROH. Morning at 11. Roy. '_'. W. Dunn; Evening at 6.39, Mr Caughey. UT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds -10 Btroot,—Rev, T. MoKenzlo M.A, Morning nt 11; Evening at 0 93, Lecture, 1 ''3heConfe.Blonal." THON.EUM (late Newton KirK).— Dr. Wall!-' will bogln a New Course of Lectnren on " Tho DifTbrent Ri>llgiona of the World" To-morrow, at 6.30 p.m. Sunjcot, " Truth in all Reli-lopa " ABBOTT S OPERA HOUSE, - Geo. A. Brown will Leoture on Sunday night, at 615. Subject. "Prophetic Warnlnga—their lJra .tloal Use to tho Churob." Mornlug service at tho Tnmporanco Hall. . CIHkI_TaD_,LPHIaNs meet in tbo .* Carlton Academy, Hobsonstroet, every first day of tho week fur breaking of broad at 11 a.m.; Sunday-school at 3 p.m., and Biblo Class at (1.30 p.m. MONTHLY SSRi'ICE OF SONG will bo bold at tho Hospital Inot Rofnge) . o morrow (3unday). November 6th, at 3 o'olock, oonduoted by Mr Ryan. - DEVONPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. - Morning : Dr. Maoleod. feubjeot—''Anglloinlsm Shaking Hands with Rome." Same at Lake at 3 p.m. Evening buc- Ject—'• Forerunner." * ONDITIONAL IMMOIITALITY. ---™ ' Tho Rev. C. Carter will will continue bla addroßs at tbe Pon.onby Baptist Churoh To morrow _veniog,-.33- EEWMABKBT PRIMITIVE METHO DISC CHURCH. ANNIVEKSiRY SERVICES ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 1882. Two Sermons «1U be preached: Afternoon, at 2.30, by the Rev. Juj .a Gulf; Evening, at G 30, by the Rev. T. Hodaso_i. ON THURSDAY, OTH, (Vrlnce of WalOa's Birthday), the Annual Tea Meeting In the Churob. Tea on tho table at six o'elook. Pablo Mooting, 7.30,! to ba a_ dreaed by Ministers and Friends. Tlck_te-ls6i each. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, FRANKLIN R-)AD. The Service of Son.-, '^The Minlßiry of Flowers," will be given b7 the Alexandra-street Choir on lUKSDaY EVKNING next. Nov. 7, at 7.80. Connective Readings by Rev. W. S. Potter. Tickets, One Shilling. ' THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under the couduot cf the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to.. AU are invited,.



For Sale. I KpOR SALF, Galvau _«d Coirucatcdlron, - ",._IOO caaea all lengths,—W. S. Laurie. /2J.AME FOWL (Pure), a Rooster and 6 > XX Rons for Balp.—Apply personally or by lett:;r to -shley, Stah Office. fIHOICE VILLA SITES off Mount Eden *-' Boad; floe voloanlo soil; cleared nnd la i (trass; desp allotments; very small deposit ro , qulroa; also,. New Comfortable Hive-roomed H ,u»e, &o„ cheap— Edw. Wayte, Estate Agor-l, ' 177. Qneen-atroet. , S/IOR SALE, the 16ft open tailing Boat P Olga, with a new _et of Balls ana gear. , Prloa, JBtO.—H. Swales. FOB SALE, a IG-foot Centre-board Open-stiling Brat, nearly new. Price. £9. — Apply JUr NißhUngitle, College Road. FOR SALE, Open Sailing B.at, sails, ota, complete, and In goad order.—W. Dowden. Auctioneer. fOB SALF, ..roomed Cottage, 15 mlnutea walk from Queen-street.—W. Dowden, Anotloneor. Tm O R SALE. triUNKLIN-STRKBT, roar College Road- A new and well flnlehed Shop and Dwelling of 7 rooms, fitted with register grates. &c. water laid in; situated n a good bndomiPßßltjoi- D. F JfcVANS, Estate Agent. im O R _S A L E. -iUBURN STREET (Kyber Paeß) — Seven ro->med Houso, not quito flnlehed j wood-shed, goad well, So.; three Bootlone, each33x99, Fif teen minutes' walk from neon-street. To be had cheap. __, „ „_.„„ D. F- EVANS, 675 Estate Agent. pO R S A L ii NORIHCOTte (Takapuna)-A Nice Little Fa-m of about 25 aoreo, part bush; woll adapted for fruit growinnr. having a north-east aspeot. Price, filler acre. D< X BVANg< , ____________________ H_ O R IMMEDIATE SALE. GRAND BU3IN!__3 BlTK.^one of the bast In the Bnburbs. Snlondld Corner Allotment. Moßt do-l.ttble poaltloD. and one rising tn value daily. Capital opportunity tor Beonrlng a flrßt olais Buslaeaa Hie. situate—Franklin Road, ncr Ponsbnby Road, Terms, i cash.— Apply at °noot° D. F.EVANS. • Estate Agent, Auoklan,. pi 0^ R SALE. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. See STAB BATUHBAY Supplbiment for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKtf to LEND, and every foolllty given ..purchasers. D, F. EVANS, ggtate Agent. Qneen-Btreet. "Pl 0^ S A L IS. VIEW HOAD, MOUNT KDKN-A Good House of 4 rooms and scullery, fitted with oup boards, register grato, oven &c.; wood ehed ; olstern containing 1000 gallons, with pump atUohcd; aUotmont 83 x US; nlje garaen; all mgood_r_or. Prt»«; mlf3i (6C_) Hstate Agent, next Herald Offloe. SjTOR SALE.—Carleton Gore-road and P S'jaflild Vlaw Bfai-Corner House of 7 rooms, bath--oom, kitinen, wash-, ouse with oaoper, &o.; allotment 78 by 100.-D F.« VANP. satate Ageiit, Queen-street, next 'Herald Offlol?- _oa El 6" R S ALE. BOND STREET, NJ-WTON.-'A new and well-flnlahed Verandah Cottage of S rooms and large collar; wat«r laid In from tank. Allot ment, 33 x 105. Prioe, 18180.-D. r. Evans, Kbi uta A gent, .ueea-Btrect, Auokland. (022) HAC-KTT STRBET. PONSONBY. - Nloe Giibl.o-d Varaitdah Cottage, fi rooma. Allot ment, 08 x 100. Prloo, £310. Very dealrable.— D. V. Evans, Estate Agent. Qaeen-street, Auok land. (OK. KING-STREET. PONS^NBY. — Now and wcU-Unißhtd Clabloesded Villa, 6 rooms and acullory. fitted with oolonlal oven, r-Rlstor sratoe, oupboardf. &.o.; good web ; ground nloely _• Id out, brlok hath* fee,; good vl»w; a roally pretty place. Price. £100.-D. W. Ev»»fl, Estate Agont, Qaeen-stroet, Auckland. (611 BOND-sTREEI', NEWTOV.-A Bargaln.- Honso of 7 rooms, &o. Allotment, B_ x 105. Prigu only «205. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Uuson-street, next " Herald " Offloe, tl\ O R SALE KARJNGAHAPE ROAD, near Symonds atreor, very desirable House, 6 rooma. good weU. tank, omhouao, S_c . reohold allotment, about SO x 132. Ihe houea Ib woll built, and in flrst olase order. D. F. EVANB, Kstate Agont, (638) Quton-itreot. next" Herald." TTNION BEE HIVES FOR SALE. Apply . Union Sash & Door company, Mochonlcs" (Joy, or Customhonse-Bt nOMB FOUNDATION, 3/«llb ; & Over 10tt.8., 2/3 9 _. Large Parcels, Bpoalal arrangement, A. MENNIE S, QUEIN-ETBKET WfIAEF, /~V N SALE 60 TONS PRIME POTATOES., G. S. JAKINS, OU-TOM-HOUSE- TRE_ (Continued on J/ront Paac Drapery and Clothing. (181-AP Trimmed Hat-, from Is 9d t. . 2S.<; <rtraw Hats from B,i; Cheap B_un«t_ —Mrs WhltehesS, Vlotor<a»reet and Nowtor. A N T~ E D BUYER« FOR TWO-BUTTON KID GLOV-S, B_iT QUALITY, 3. IID Pair, Form6r Price, <s6d, at HOLLO WAYS, 217. QUS-N-STBEHT. (Ikeax Slaughter IN J)rapbrY, I have to Inform you that I have purchased come pro-ertf at the Noith Shore, aid am going to RETIRE frooi the Drapery ana Mil linery buslnesi!. Tha"Kß.—l take this opportunity of thanking my oustomera for their oonstant and liberal patronage dating the last 17 yeais. I shall hold a Clearing Sale for thkee months. Affording my customers and the publlo an Opportunity of _, - SEOURINS l'R APERY AND MILLINERY AT PRICES UNDER CO-'l. , After the Sale, the Shop and Dwelling will be Let by Tender on Leaee. I appond tho following Price Lint as a guide to my ouatcmers:—looo pairs Kid CHovos (in all colours)--buttons, la; White i-buttons, 2a 6d; Fanoy 3-bunons to 0 all at 8a 6d naY?. worth 0a; 700 yardß nil wool Elno Dr_f_n Blaok Berge. Is yard, worth !!a: Rnsh Hate, Sfl ; long Ostiloh Feathers. UK worth £1; Snprrflne Cooks, 6'ato B'a, at 7_, worth 1b; Gold Thimbles, Od. wor:h 2s; White Mursolla Boots, is, worth b Oil, ALL THE STKAW GOODS AEB QUITB NEW. It Is the FIRST CLEARING S ALR, and am going to give tho publlo tho benefit of it. W. ]<>RK. GLOVE DEPOT, VICTOKIA-STIREKT. < Important Notice, jonN keesing Bega to inform hl_ customers and tho publlo generally tbat, in 00-feqacnoe of 111 health, he 8 GIVING UP THE DEAP2SRY BUSINESS, 1 and as the object will bo elmply to Clear Oat tho BTOCK a« qnlckly as pcasihle. the Goads will bo sold actually -without referring to tho ooßt, and far below anything hitherto obtained in Drapery, eto. It wiU be etidem; to everyone that under tho olroumßtanoea this Sale wilt afford a flest-alass opportunity for obtaining Guoob for ' UNDER WHOLESALE PRICES, the Bole object being to realise tor oash, Tho i Sale ha. now commenced. Closed on Saturday till sunset. John Keesing, 2TB, UPPER QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Fireball, AUCKLAND FREE SCHOOL OF ART. MUSEUM ),«C_URS ROOM. Wednesdays akd Saturdays, 10 to 1.. Free Instruction to Paplls (both sexes). All materials supplied gratuitously. Conditions of admUnion on application to the Instructor, ..



G-Odsoi-'B Arcade. QoOBSONS JLoNDON Arcade THK. T AST TX7EEK UK JL. AST VY EEK OF IBS SALE OF SURPLUS QTOHK UKPLUS OIOOK At 16 per cent, Reduction, or 3s In the Pound on all Purchases, COMMENCES ON JMoNDAY, 6TH jNoVfiMBER THB LA-T DAY BEING Saturday, November utr *' ... '. a A.. Preparations will then bo made far a Gigantic Display OP Entire J^ew Gtoods, DAILY EXPEC.ED- TO AESRIVE, Whioh will Burpoas anything before offered at the London Arcade, being, the result ol the most careiul sel'ootion on the part of Mr GoodßOn during his English and Continental visit. > A; AAA 8,888 Cbristmas ~,.'..' AND IS ew Year's Cabds, Tha Greatest Novelties In tho Market, FROM Id to 103 Maoh. Gr godsons London Arcade, QUEEN & VIOTORtA-VfRKKTS. Lasdoh Cffioe: 58, St. Mar__ Axb, • t . .. 'm - ~,,,..;.,, 7 naeaico-. CON SUMPTION, LUNG AND HEART DISS AS 88. 0. A. SIMON-EN, K.M., HOJ_ I- OPAX HlO PHYSICIAN, Having made a Special Study of tbe above IDbbbbos, ia pro. sred to Treat Patients at his filvato Ilesldence. Jfest-atroat. Newton, be twe.n Pitt and Upper Quean Btreets, from 12 to 2 and. toßpm. rriHE best Bemedy known for Liver J. Complaints, Constipation, &o„ is Mar shall's Speolal Tincture ot Podophyllum, prioe la — Qo_d. on,.London Arcade. . Mrs. Thomas Gtuscott (Widow of the late Professor Gnsoott), HERB .LIST AND CHIROPODIST, Begs to return her moat grateful thankatohls many friends and ouatomerß for their past pitranago during her husband's life, and at the same tuno solicits a oontinuanoe of their patronage to herself, _ac also takes this opportunity of advertising that she will carry on the business al before of HERBALIST AND CHIROPODIST. ETO. (CURER OF CORNS AND WARTS), And will treat patieats for the following oom- Dialnts i—All Diseases of the H . or and Kidney c, Siln Krnpiions,Rheumatltm, Solatlov nervoua tX)mplalntß,Hea_aoho. Toothaoha, Colio.Cramp, Neuralgia, _plnal AlTectione, Sore aad Weak Eyes, Coughs, Gelds, Fev.r and Aine, P___a, Oatarrh in the Head, Fains in the Breast end Side, Swollen Joints, Contracted Cords and Mosoles. Weak Baok; also. Aethma, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and General Debility. In fact, Bhe Will oofctlnua to b., as heretofore, the female adviser, and will treat oasea of both women and children. She also begs to draw attention to a lev. rpeolatltlea, viz, the Herb Tonic and Blood Puiifle.; also. Herb Tobacco for Asthma, and Herb Worm Powders for Children. All partial eommualoatlng either by letter or personally may rely on prompt attention and stilot confidence. , All orders sent to any part of the Colonies on receipt of Money Order, either Telegraph oi Post Offloe t)ider, or Postage Stamps; alec Stampß for rep'y, :■•'.< Please Address— NEXT MESSR3. WINKS & HALL; Bhortland-Btrcot, Auckland. TTITCHHNtt'S BLOOD RESTORER, Tho Publlo are Cautioned against the sup position that the CORDIALIZED BLOOD RESTORER will oare the speolal ailments an_ diseases that tbe MEDICINAL is now sc famous a modlolne for. The Cordlallzed Is not _ _;_dicinic AT all, but simply _, preparatlor as a Palatable Drink, that will not connteraot the effeot of the Medioinal, and that afford; Hotel frequenters an escape from the use o< stimulants while being treated under Mr HITOHKNS'S CELEBRATED MBDIOINAI ' BLOOD RESTORE B. L. D. NATHAN & CO SOL- AGENTS. r«Y RUYAL LETTERS PATENT, Gold Medal, Paris. 18781 Special Award, Philadelphia. 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brusßels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, IBBL Just Landed, OANTRELL & COCHRANE CELEBRATED 2ERATED WATERS. 1 MONTSERR AT LIMEJUIOK CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alcoholic Beverage, at Hotels and Cluba; Sd per bottle, AROMATIC GINGER ALB I The. Origins Belfast Ginger Ale, bo justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. Thssa _Eratmd Waters are the same quality ss contracted for and now supplied to The Canard S.B. do. t the Montreal aa Co. the Inman S.S. Co.. Oceanic aa Co.;. ho National S.S. Co.; the Paclfio B.S. Co.; Anchor, S.B, Co, Kingston and Tlolyhoad, . R.M.. Co. WHOLE-AX- AOKHI, AIOKIN, '-■ VHB P„H.ARMAOY,



j Amusements, mHEA TR i ROYAL, - THE AUOKLAND PHILHARMONIO SOCIKTff Will hold lta usual C O N C E R 1 CN FRIDAY EVENING, 17th NOVEMBER, Under the' Conductor.hip ot PROF. C4ILUAU. For programme see future Issue. G. F. CAMPBELL. Hon. 800. OOK OUT FOS HOBSOiV BAND CONCEPT AND EALL ia the Choral 1 Hall on WEDNESDAY, .November 8,18.2. •W ~' ST. MATTHK^'d -| IS. ENTEttTAINMENIS. JLS. ST. JAMES'S HALT. MB. H. G. SETH SMITH, M. .., 01 "COAtET_." MI MATURE CONCERT. FRIDAY NEXT, Bp.n. Public Notices. IN THE ESTATE OF TOE L»TE JAMES RICHMOND, NORTH SHORE. All Claims against tho abovo Estate must be Bont in to the undersigned on or before the 14th day of NOVEMBER instant. HESKETH & RICHMOND, Solicitors for Executrix. Auckland, 2nd November, 1882. ALL ACCOUNTS due to F. Manoeb, Timber Merchant, Onehunga. mutt be paid to Mr G. G_Rr.„__:_. Princes street" on or before tho 30th November, 188 i, or other Bteps will be taken. FRANOI3 MANDEB. Onehunga, Cotobor 27,188?. NOTICE.— tin aud after this date, I will not be responsible for any debts contracted » by my wire, Elizabeth Douglas (late Mrs Wright).—Frank Douglas. "/"VUACKS."—Persons buying Sewing \2& Machines from Travelling Uaaoks de serve all they got Deal only with first-class shop..—D. S. uhamberp, opposite) the B _nk. ■ (3 ALE of Township of Mount Albert post- O tivoly takes place oa'luoiday, Kovomber 7ih (at noon!, at Arthur's Mart LIND S Tea and Strawberry Garden-, Northcote, DOwopen. Every accommoda tlon to Visitors and Pienlo Parties. Cream always ready. A LITTLE industry, and one of our Sewing MBohtn«s, a_a very good thing, to mend bad Urate.—D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen street. GEE AND PoTTER, Coach Buildebs, Groy-Btreet, Auc>la_d.-N.8.: Iron-bark Shafts Spokea, Fellow*, ttloa Qnm asd ail kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest Market Prices. CAUTIOiN.— CaavaJisers are cautioned against using cur name. Customers please o .11 at the shop in future—D. 8. Chambers, 70, Quee; -streot. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in a»y sum required, on terms to Buit borrowers. Interest allowed on taonies placed in my hinds till in vested.— W. V. Stevens, In vesting Ageat, 187. Qiw.n-atreat TN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. MEECUE- BAY SAW-MILI. COMPANY (UMII-D). The Property and Business of the abovenamed Company having been disposed of to the Mer cery Bay Timbor Company (Limited), all Claims against the Mercury Bay Saw-mill Company (now Doing voluntarily wound up) must bo for warded to tho undersigned, care of Messrs Russell, Dovore, and Cooper, Solicitors, Short land-street, Auckland,-on or before tho 15th November; and all Debts due to tho said Com pany not paid forthwith will be sued forwithout any further notice than that now given. HUGH CAMPBELL, Liquidator. October 31,1882. , r.ATTLE SHO W. ---' PUBLIC LUNOBEON W ill be Provided in tbe Buildings and Marquee, W. D. D A~L LBN, Caterer. "P B, ELIMINARY NOTICE, THE TWELFTH ANNUAL SHOW OF THS PORT ALBERT AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION Will be held about the end of JULY N«XT. GEO. T. HART WELL, ... Secretary., ''J&fc-k Xf HEIGHT FROM J|g||||s JO MELBOURNE' *^^^S^ The F*at-B_lling Brig lIOBIN """""HOOD will leave Melbourne about 20th November ourrent for Onehunga. Carry freight for Auokland. W. S. LAURIE. Agent. AVONDALE BRICK COMPANY (LIMITED). Late Brickyard, cf Mr. Burkes. To ns Reqistehkd U.VDER Thsi Jdrsi Stock act or 186.. CAPITAL.. ._...■_.. £7,B:0; In 7,6(0 One P_und Shares. Applications for Shares received bytheun dersigßed, at thalr c£o-ee, N.Z Insurance Buildings, whara proapectuuss and all informa tion regarding the Company will be supplied to Intending Shar.holdera. D, G. M_O_ONN»L_, iND FRATES BROS., BaOKBBS. n q X L. MR G. N. BBASSEY Bogs to noti'y that ho has commenced tho practice of his profession as a BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR in Auckland. Offices at Coombes's Chambers, Qncen-stroet, opposite the Bank of Australasia. Art Union (By pfrr.ii.ion cf tbe Colonial Seoretsry) Ob- arte Cbh.drmbd Piotubk MAORI WOMAN AND CHILD BS HEBB lIKDAUKB. SIXTY MEMBERS AT 203. EAOH. TloVets to bo obtsintd of Partridge and Woo I larae, Tobacconists, Queen street. T HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP. SIGN, AND GENERAL I DECORATIVE PAINTER. No. 8, Wyndham-steeet. ©ALSA L I N El IENILASLAQ SALSALTNE! ALSALINE! TAINE BROS., AOBSTTS, ACCK-AND. ■XT O * I C _?. JAMES AH KKW. having just returned 1 from China, brings with him the BINB3T ' ASSrORrMEWT Of ,TRAS ottorod in Town, at 1 the lowest pos-4ble prices. He oen confidently recommend tbe Teas, having purchased them himself, and trusts t,h. t all his old Oustoinerß, and the Public generally, will avail themcolvo. of this splendid opportunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Rest Flavoured Koo • 100, Shouohong, and various Mixed Tens, Bulled to every tantei He has also on band Japanese ' Ware, Preserved Ginger. Crookerywar. ( Silks, Handkerchiefs, and ether commodities too numerous to mention. I Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. i Note the Address :— JAMES AH KEW & CO.. 1 231, Queen-street. i i Wm. M.cArthcr & Co,, t AUCKLAND. , TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODB, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS . AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. Plain anil Fanoy Stationery Perfumery a_d Toilet Soaps Prnahware and Combs Table and Pocket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fancy Furniture Clocks, Watob.es, and Jewellery Tobacoo, Cigars, and Pipes Mubioal Inatruments Earthenw»re. China, and Glass Voces, Flowor-sc \mls, &0. Parian Ware, Pictures Purees, Hand Buzs. and Baskets Crloketleg Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet ■ Indoor Games. Toys, and Dolls . NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS • . ,-\jr A CH T AND BOAT-BUILDING. A. WARBRICK (. everal years Foreman In Mr. C. Bailey's shed), HAS Cd-M-HCXD Bubi-bes at theNubth BHOBBI OM »I 3 OWJ_ ACOOUfIT. BOATS REPAIRED CHEAPLY. Pleasure and other e'aa.eg of Boats built at Lowest Prloes. .■' ■■■ : : ,;|



I Money. . ! . NDUSTBIAL AND PROVIDENT J. PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY Off AUOKLAND. | INVESTING SHARES. ' This Society is now issuing a limited number ', of Investing Shares as follows :— INVESTING SHARES. Ordinary, carrying fall rate of Intercßt and profit. Members paying subscriptions in advance for a period of 6 months and upwards secure oorrespond- Ing advantages. PAID-UP BHAREB of the value of *_. eaoh for limited periods, oarrylug . per cent. Interest, payable half-yearly In cash and participating in profits. MONEY ON DEPOSIT. ,! Tho Soolety Is also prepared io reoelve Money - on Deposit on the following rates of Interest I— Eor 12 montbs, at 7 per cent, totereet pay able half yearly. For 6 months, at 6 per oent. For shorter periods, 5 per cent. GKORGE ERASER. . Manager. Offioaa i Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan ___!: , - _« OCOTTISH AND NEW ZEALAND )0 INVESTMENT COMPANY <Limit«d). This Company ADVANCE- MONEY on f MORTGAGE, security of freeb.old or leasehold, and, in any sums from £ICO upwards, [at the S lowcßtc.ri-ent rates of imerest . I AppUoitlon forms and foil psrticnlaiß from G. W. BINNEY, Queen-street, AuoMtna. Agent for tho Ccjnpany. g»-| a\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3S.JL\r _cc__trprl-olp__, or an other terms (so suit borrowers. Allotmuntf bought ana Houses built on wesi-Jr payment system. 'Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee Liatol Properties for sale on l_r_ psee. -t* nee oent. allow.- on money depositee for Investmesft.— C. Wtu-AMBOS, fj_r_. Estate Bird Financial A Kant and Vt-uator, S. vcl?._J !__"»■ APCtiOIIB. ___. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, At 11 o'clock. L_MP_! L _MP3! LAMPS I GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell by auction, at his Rooms, at II o'clock on Monday, 2 LABGE COOK'S KHRO3INE LAMP? FANCY STANDS AND FONTS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, At 12 o'Clock. QUEEN-STREET AUCTION MART (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). J. B. MARRIOTT fyyiLL tell by auction, at bis Mart, 2 Handsome Marble CLociß, with glass shades Chamber Services, Gb~B>. are Vanes, i_U9tros, Iron Bedsteads Counbee, Chairs. Tables. Oheffonleis C.est Drawers, F_noy Goods. G*s Btovoi And a Large Aesortment of Clothing J. B. MARBIOTT, Auctioneer and General Salesman. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the E-thange Mart, Qaaen-street, on Tueiday next, 7th inst., at 11 o'clock, . "T OASE3 DRAPERY & CLOTHING, ' Consisting of— Man's Tweed Suits Tweed Troofiera S?rga Suits White end Oalouted Shirts Plu.__.etß Piece Goods Dreea Pieces Blue Serge Dungaroe Trousers fc-.. kc, tco. WEDitESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. THE SALE OF STEAMER I^EMIHI IS UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONED UNTIL yED.NESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. E. & A, LdAACS, Merchant, and Auctioneers. " y, S, CCCHBAKB. JAS. DACEH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, At 10 o'clock. MAHOGAN V S U I T E, Walnut Davenport, Brusiels Carpels, Cedar Sideboard, EXHIBITION BEDSTEAD, Wardrobe, Imported HOUSEHOLD EUKNITUJBE; AT AVENUE HO*-,' PABNELIb THE Subscriber* have received instruc tions from J. W. Thompson, _.q„ who fe leaving Auokland, ,t_ sell, at his residence. &venue Roao (left hand Bide at end of road., on Tuesday, 7>h inst. at U o'clock, THE WHOLE OF HIS FIR3T.CLAS3 IM PORTED FUBNUUKK t.lmost new a_d in i~ oarf_c. oon_ltio_), eonß_ti___r or—Buperiur Ma ho.any DL-inj-room kulte, coverel with mo rocco ; Handsome Walnut Davenport, rfnlald; Brustols C-rpoia. Fenders and Irons, Mo_lo Etno), Mirror, Lamps, P.les and Rings, C_:_ . ia ins, Ve_ stian Blinds, Gipiy Table, Vases. Cedar Sideboard; very Hanu_omo Dessert Eer rl«e, hand-polnied, 21 pl_.es; French China " Dlcnerware, white and gold, double set, China Tea, and Coffee Set; Glass v. aro, Cedar Dining Table, with eitra leaves. Wriitug Table, Aus nian Bent-wool Chaiia, HaU Table, Linoleum Mats. Spleiud. a Exhibition Iron iiecstead with massive brass mounting, Sjlandid Mattress, Blankets, Pi lows; Mottleffl Kauri Wardrobe. . ,' ' plate-glass doors; Mottled Kauri Chest > Drawers, _tlmu Wash stand.; toiletware with gem's (having set, complete; liimu Dressing Table with large dressing mirror, Commode, Spring Blinds, Half- lector Iron Beastea.R, -Straw Matt-asses Falllas-. _.' V. athstaads ana Ware, Tabled, Mirror., Plat.d Covers, Clock, Kitchen Dresser, Pcocloss cooking htove with - all Otewlls, Crcckory, Meat Safe, Tubs, Filter, , Utensils, So. • -•.'," "'.y SAMUEB COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. AT AN EaELY DATE. MARINE FAMILY RESIDENCE. ENGLISH-MADE FURNITURE. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. B. O. GREENWOOD O AS received instructions from Mr ft *-"- A. Byddor, of Northumborland House, San field-street, Ponsonby, to sell, at an early . date on theprem_»e_, TflE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE E» GLtSH • MADE FT. RNITUEE (Made expressly to his own order), VALUABLE OIL & WATER-COLOUR PArSTIKOS, EUSOTRO-PLATB, GaKPETST A CATALOGUE will shortly be Isrued. and the House Thrown Open for Insoeotion for intending putohi-ers a t jttnlght before tlteßale. ■ Also, ,■>. (If not previously ffßpcsed oft, at the same time and phce, win be co d the SPLENDID FAMILY KEHDEHCB - Of 20 raoms, triplet, with every modern con venience, and known aa "Northumberland Houte," together with LARGE ALLOTMEBT OF FREEHOLD :-' LAND. The Houso la ohne to the water, edge and proposed new via:, and oonimsnds a very fine viow. is Bnltablo for a boardlhkbo-001, and Is In every v. ir well suited as a Marine Family Bes» de_ne.cr Superior Family HOol, la the rlslna dlstrlot of Pons.uby. , " The remaining Ground is being out up Into about nine low, with fro_t»«es to Sarrfleld street and the Waltemata Harbour. , ' The whole of tbe Frr ohold, containing I acre?, wlil ba offered la one lot, as per plan, and If not sold In ono lot will be cold as out up, R, O, GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, Corner of Quoon and Shortland-treota. MOKDAY, NOVEMBER 13. jyg-OUNT- * LBERT. to be sold at same time aho plaob ''" as RooanviliTe, THE VALUABLE FREEHOLD PRO. PERI V ot Mr S. Btevenson.havlDg 108 feet frontoga to Now KtirthJioadby a depth of 16u feet to tbo Great North Road; together -with the large »td oorAmodiauoJ Building, Stsb'es &b. The Building was Intended for an hotel, but would make a capital general or grocery stow, as_ tho purohaier without doubt will double, hlu moner, ac it must eventually be lloensed as an ho:cl. B. C. GREENWOOD, ... Auctioneer,, Corner of Queen and Shortland-atraets. !r.M>imM«A «* -fourth Pegs .)