former supposition seems the more pro bable. Mr McMillan, on arrival at tbc Police Station, applied for a warrant for ths arrest of bis assailant ou the yround that he lived in an isolated district and feared grievous bodily harm. The warrant was accordingly issued,

The Accident to the P. and O. Steamer Peshawar.

The following account of tho collision be tween the barque Glenroy and tho Ptsha wur is taken from the journal of Mr. J. Henniker Heaton : -" The P. and O. Steam .Navigation Company's steamer Peahawur, Captain E. J. Baker, left England on 14th September, and Colombo on the evening of Saturday, 14th October, for Australia, having on hoard 91 first-class passengirs and 56 second-class passengers, besides a heavy Australian mail from .England. The total number of souls on board, in. eluding officers and crew, amounted to 343. All went well until the following day, the 15'.h, and in the evening the majority of the first-class passengers were on the quarter - deck attending divine service. The weather was fine and clear. Thp service concluded at nine o'clock, and the people were going to saunter about, when a large ship was noticed on the etarboatd bow with all sails set. The officer on watch, Mr Buchanan, who is titled as third oilicer, allege* that when fust seen tho vessel had no lights j two minutes afterwards a red light was suddenly shown. Ibis light was also seen by a large number of passengers from three to six times. One of the first to see it was Captain Baker, who had been attending prayers on quarter deck. He im mediately rushed on tbe bridge, and seeing tho danger of tho Poahawur contiuuing her course.lie gave orders to stop the engine. A second oider was given to go full speed astern in order to permit the sailing ship to pass. Unfortunately, at th's moment, tho master of the [ship also changed hia course in place of following the regulations to keep away or port. Tho wind being on her port quarter, she luffed right up, starboarding ber helm, and dashed into us. My cabin was on the port side pear the engine, and I was lying down reading. I bad just looked at my watch, and it was nine o'clock. I tben heard tbo bell ring to stop tho steamer. A minute afterwards 1 beard a second bell ring for full speed ait era. At first I thought the was merely stopping because of the bearings beiog taken, as was often tho case. However, to satisfy myself, I leisurely got up, got my cout and slippers, and walking out I found tho purser and passengers smoking, and I con cluded all was right. However, I walked over to the foot of tho stairs on the star board side leading to tbe hurricane deck, when, like an avalaucho, there tumbled downstairs from the hurricane deck about 20 passengers and stewards. I was knocked down, and as " A ship on the top of us !" was shouted out, I rose and made with a number of others along tbe starboard side to the aft quaiter deck, where 1 was again knocked down, and on looking up I saw a horrid black mass above my head, and a crash followed. I rose and scrambled out of the way. The confusion was awfnl for some minutes, but when the fearful unusually large red light drifted away, there was some relief. Men, women and children crowded to the number of ISO on to the after part of the thip, and we ex pee'ed the vessel to £co down. My wife called for her children, and one may imagine my horror as I pictured their being crushed to death, for I knew that they were in bed, apparently about tho spot where the ship ran iuto us. For a minute or two I tried to descend tbe companion ladder into tbe saloon and found tbo refreshment bar shattered, tbe ice man, a native, lying with an immense block of iron on his leg, and a gaping hole in the ship. On entering tbo saloon I found our nurse with theyouDge.t baby in her arms, all safe, and in tho cabin found onr three little b(*y.->, Jack, Keggy and Bertie, sound asleep, not oven awakened by the awful crash a little above them, It was a great relief to burry back on the deck and tell my little wife ihat cur children were safe. 'Jhe passengers hur riedly compared noies, aud many were the miraculous escapes recorded. Where the ladie3 were sitting a few moments befo c there was nothing but ■wreckage. An immense quantity of stones, J)ricks and mortar were sirewn about there, being the cement from tbe bows of the other ship. Outside the refreshment bar we also found the greater part of tho bow- Eprit of the strange vessel, including iron work, weighing neatly half a tori. The damage done to the Pesbawur, which she itruck near our centre, consisted in the splitting and twisting up ot tbe iron plating below the main deck knocking a hole through the side about four feet from the water. The vessel in. freeing her.-elf cariied away the bulwarks lor 25 feet. She carried' away also onr gangway ladder, two large boats, that is tbe life boat snd the cutter, smashing tbe standard com paSs, bridge door, captain's cabin, and breaking one of the booms. Cur fiwt duly wan to find out if our steamer was sinking, as we expected, but in a few minute?, it was reported that we were making no water and in fact that we were safe. The machinery gave a few revolutions, which further convinced us that all was well. The wounded native was attended to bj two doc tors, and found to havo his leg broken in two places. Next our anxiety was for tho other ship. Looking round we saw that sho had not sank, for she was burning blue lights. Captain Baker gave orders to Bteam back close to the ship, and he sent a boat, in charge of the secorid officer (David son), to ascertain the extent of her injuries, and to inquire if she wanted assistance. The delay was somewhat p»ioful, because the boat took a considerable time in return ing, in consequence of our ship having had to steam some distance off to avoid a second collision. At )a«t tbe boat drew alongside, and the quartermaster shouted: ''Ship Glenroy, bound from Mauritius to Madras and Calcutta; four hundred coolies on board." The second officer sa:d that the captain of tbe Glenroy had reported that the bow of hi> skip was completely knocked away, hsa fore, compartment full of water, the foremast badly sprung, and the chip making water through ber foremast watertight bulkhead, she being an old iron ship of twenty-five years' standing, and her tonnage 1139 tons. The captain's request that the Feshawur woald stand by him at night, was of course complied with. We spent many hours trying to make fast to the Glenroy, in order to tow her into some port. The hawsers broke several times? Ultimately.at the suggestion of Cap*.' Baker, two wire hawaera were made fast to the Glenroy cables, and 30 fathoms of cable were paid out on to each hawaer, and this succeeding, we made sail back to Ceylon. Only 5 knots an hour was the speed allowed, because the other ship was making water fast; all hands being at work on tho pumps. On Thnwday morning at eight we arrived off Gallc. We signalled the pilot boat, took off our telegrams and in the afternoon arrived at Colombo without the loss of a single life

MINING.

thsbs: was a little exoliement on 'dmnpo to day tha principal bnsinea* done being in Suc (wbb Prince Imperial, Southern Ofoss. ana Mariner shares. There were fearers of Snooes* Bt 168 onto, div., (vnd 13a 6d ex dlv. Prince lmnerlals aold at 90a to 85?. Sontbern Croas were in fletnnna at t2. We pnbllsh the tollow- Ine telegraph io nawß received by the AuoKland utrents thia merninf. SOCCSBS.-Another haul of SDeolraeiiß, about 301ti° very rloh; mora BhOV?ißg. - (Signed) Petke Bbid, Mine Managor. - ... N*w Pbikob iMpaeiAi. - Three hunare^ weiehl soeolmena from leading Btopea No. 2, west, and ono hundred weight sneol mens from drive, same sootiqn.. Rinh gold left S the itope and gold showlni? In face of dive. Only a portion ot tha leader was broken down. -(Signed Q. 8. Olabk, Mine Manager.

Ihe yachts Spray and Clementina will probably represent Dunedia in the yacht race at Lyttelton. The 76 pounds of specimens out of the Success Mine yielded 1740z5. 15dwts. of melted gold. A telegram was received to day from the manager as follows:—Banked 40lbs of specimens. Bichest yet^ot. r. Keid. . . "

THE AUCKLAND Kirjfijvuww STAfL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18



Gonvevanoeß mAKA PU N A LAKE. MAYSVJ COACHES Run Daily between Devonport ana Takapnna Lake as follows;— Leave Vlotoria Wharf, Devopport, at 7.45 an! 10 20 am., and 2 and 4,20 p.m. . • _ Leave School-house. Takapuna; &t 815 and 11 a niii and 3 and 5.1S p.m, - . ' Bdnbatb : ",->■■: Leave Davenport .aUMOMn. and 2 ana 4,20 lieavemTakojuna at 11.45 a.m. and S and 5.15 p.m. Fabk Bach WAY..ONE SHIIiUNG. BpeolßlSTrips when keaulrea liidiea* and Gents' Saddle Howes and Slnßte>nd Fair Horse Carrlagoa toe Hire. OmVER MHS'S LIVBRT STABI.BS, ; DeTSanort, •.-..•■



Wanted. V\7 ANTED, two respectablo Boys as y X anprontin :B to tho Oven and Kang;« Manufacturing.—Herbert H, Smltb, Auokland Iron Wofk". \»/ANTB_>, a respectable Person to it adopt a Baby (eld).—Apply for ad jicbs at thlß oflioe. Va7 ANTED, a Good Generul Servant; »' references necessary.—Apply Mrs Mao nicol, St. James's Manse. WANTED, a Kespcctable McjEage Boy. -Apiily T. HUlßon, BootuuAor, Queen street. ANTED, a Respectable Boy to De liver Bread.-Apply to T. J. Philip, Karanganape Koad, Newton. IBTANTEIJ (at once) aa Improver at the H Cooking Bar go Making '(one tbat can m»ke Colonial Ovona praferred); blbo a fcoy to make Mmself Generally Ussful.—K. Nloholl?, 326. Queen-atraet. WAcTfcD, a Certilicated Captain for Biigantine 'Df-suce.'—Apply 'at R. Maokay's Shipbuilding Yard. Free map's Bay. WANT tiD, a good General Servant ; must bo a good plain cook and ironor. No -washing; housemaid kept.—Apply boforo ono o'clock to Mrs Barstow. Epsom. A"isTEF,~arilespectable Girl, about IC, as goneral servant.—Apply Mrs Rd. Somervillu, Wellington-sheet. WANTED, Apprentices and improvers; also a good Dressmaker.—Apply to Mlbb Donaldson, Lorne-atreer. .ANTED, a AVet Nurse for an infant . two mouths old.—Apply on Monday next, between 7 and S p.m., to l)r Halncj, Alton road. WANTED, a Master for the s.g. •' Sootohinan ": also a man to ml k.— Apply to John Lamb, ?5, Qaeen-Btreet ANTED7~Servants. at Mrs Whit combe's Registjy Office, top of Hobson atrent. W"ANTtD. for n Country Hotel, a smart MMc la-aged Woman as General Servant.—Apply Nevada Hotel. f^7ANtED,~Eead aiid~Tail Men for V? Circular.—Apply Auckland Timber Co,, Limited. Cußtomaonae-Btieet West. WANTED, a Boy for S.s. Glcnelg.— Apply Captain McGregor. 67; Queen st. WANTiID, a Uirl to do Houseworu (8 in faniUj); alao Improve™ to the Dressmaking.—Mrs HoJgkins, Tiotorla Road, Norr.h 9hore. \ajANIJJD Three Bricklayers.-Apply T t I. gallon, at oaoe. WANTED, a Cabinetmaker for Napier. —Apply thla offloe. WANTED, an Experienced Book keeper.—Garlick and Cranwcll, Queen- Btreet. WANTED, a thoroughly competent »8ookk<:-3per by doable entry Address, with references and salary required, to W.P., at the Printer's WANTED, a JBoy.-Apply Office of this Paper. W At* TED, a respectable Female Ser vant, or a young Girl to as.Jpt in house work.—Apply to Mra HhzirJ, Nelson-Btreot (near \ ietorla street). vs T AMI E VTwo good Pick and Shovel T * Men for the Ouuntry; single men pre ferred".—App'y Oflloo of thij i japer. WANTED, a useful Boy to help work a milk round, morning and night.—Apply Parn ell Dairy. ANTED, a Girl.—Apply Mrs Mul. Holland, Grafton Road. %»7 ANTEP, two respec;ab'o young t T Men; those accustomed to tho business preferred.—Apply to E. M. liallett, Butcher, Paruell. _ G. Brown1* J v Ohemi Drapery E UhliaVinv ni. Paro«U. kAi, AaTiiJD, a respectable hoarder.— it Apply to Mrs Funnerton, uext to the Sloba Hotel, WakcfUld-street. \»J_.NT<tD, Respectable Girls, as Ap it prentices to tho boot machining busi ness.—Young Bros., Durham-street East. WANTtsD, a Bricklayer, to build two chimneys: also, a Painter, to paint two houses.—Win. Smith. Abereromble-atreot. VS^—ftTuD,' immediately, Three JTx- V r rorlenced Cresa uakera. — MUno and Shore?. Qaoen-atroai. \\7 ANT_D, a Sltaution in tbe Country v v tor a Lsd of !6, as a oarptnter, cabinet maker, or Wheelwright, with a view of learn ing ihs business.' Apply 38, Utabubu, \S,i AH TED, Two Strong Boys for ?T Smith- Sttop —Conslrs and Atkln. • VV7ANTKD, a good General »ervant; TV smull family, and goodl waio.— Aprdi ti once Mr J. Levy, 81i. Qaoan-streer. VVANI'KD, a General Servant rocu«-. ' T toraed to chUdrtn, for nlaoa thrto miles >Tit of tovr_; one who oiu milk pcefuned; Rages 15j p«r weet,—_&ply ■ t_r rflloe. _Tn"tEU, I espiciable Practical Man (single) who thoroughly understands 3heese-iuakin<r to join advertiser ; no capital re juired; and all tho plant roady to go into busi less at onoo.—For address apply office of this inper. «*/ ANTED/ a Coachsmith.—apply W. Vl and O. liaston, Co-ohbollders, burham itreet. ANTED, a Ktspsctablo Little Girl between tho nges of 12 and H.—Apply ;o Mrs Haslem, South-street, Nowton. «A7A\TJ_D, Tbroe or Font Good. Hel * » pers for Boiler Shop.—R. H. Yeoman, Mbert Boiler Works. ANTED. Buyers-Gahtoa Stripe, 5Jd; Fashionable Shades Sateen, lOd; 'fast Colour Prints, -Jd. —Brennan'a, Victorla itreet. . %aI ANTKD, a ParUer, with capital of it £1000 to £5000, to work coil and purchase and.—Apply by letter or telegram to A. VV.a.tc, ►Valtara. ?' ANTED, a Kespectable Girl to assist la Hompwork.—Apuly at this office. ta; ANTED KNOWN — Horrockfea' i™ Calico, full yard vsUe, for 3d per yard, it J, Smithy, qqeen-3treet. \^J ANTED, Improvera and Apprentices. V V -Apoly to Mw M. A. Rogers, Dresa naker and Milliner, Wellealei-at., AuoKland. WANTED a good assistant Milllnar.— Milne and Choice. \\r AN TED, a Situation by a respectable, * * powerful young Man, in any kind of a itore; not afraid of hard work. Or on a station; ;an plough, mow, shear, and is a first-class uilker.—Please apply by letter to D.H.D., at Stab office. WANTED to let, in Newton, a Com fortable Front Koom (furnished or un lurnished), with or without board.—Address at Stab Otllcc. ■ _ WANTED KNOWN—A Thoroughly Competent Dressmaker will undertake Dressmaking; at the Young Women 8 Institute. -Apply lo the Lady Snperintaaden', Y. WM. WANTED KNOWN-Good Diagonal Y» Paget Coats at )9i 6d, to ba hadst J. jmlthV, Qqeen-streai'. WANTED to Jfurchase, Pint Bottles, in any quantity. Highest prico given.— ipply Marks & Boanmont.American Hop Beer Company, Albert-street (Market Entrance). \\J ANTED, Buyers—Boys'Sailor Col- W )ars, 6d; Tweed Hats, Is lid; Girls' Stockings, from id.—Brennan's, foot of Vio toria-strcet. \]£ ANTED KNOWN-A Large Lot of *» Ludleb' J-cketß and Dolmasß.at hslf piica, soiling at J. Smitu'., next U-lUd Hervion Bitol. Queen-street. ANTED, ftyaffone in want of Cash to call on SUV uncle—London Loan Office, under Theatre ROyal, Victoria-street. ANTtED KNOWN— Feathers, Flowers, Sunshade;, Grannie's Bonnet?, Trimmed Hats. &o, for tbo holidays, at Jfteb son- Melbourne House, Ponsoaby. \\T ANTKD KNOWN—J. Fmith is V * Boiling Boys' Good Snlts at \S» Ort. ANTED KNUVViv, apoKes and Felloes and all kinds of Coal to be had off Joseph Craig. __ < WANTED KN OWN-J. Smith Is sell, ing Men's Good Tweed Suits at 61 9s lid. :WANTB]) KNOWN, ladies' White v T Skirts (tucked) is 8d; _-lldren&' Diaper Plnoforep, 6d; Laoe NaoktlßJ, 2d.-Brenna_'fl, Ylo'oria street. WANTED BUYERS —Black Satin Umbrellas (Deep La^e e<<g'). 4a 6d ; Fril-iig, 2d y^rd.—Breonap's. Vlctorla-atreet.gl WANTED KNOWN—Money ad vanced on personal security, ropayablo by weekly or monthly instalments, or in any way to suit borrowers.—Hart's London Loan, under Theatre Hoyal, Victoria-street. WANTBD-The Customers of Munro and MiUigan to know that they are now prepared —iria full and oholoe aeiottment of Tweeds OUL pmtoery Goods in all departments _________B____________________________ \aTAN_«a) KNOWN—Mrs Hadley has .?T an assortment of Pinafores, Aprone, Underclothing. Hats. Bonnets trimmed.— nobson-Btreet (opposite Prlnos Arthur Hotel.) ANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan B_v- their Money by oalllng at the Governor Gordon Dining Booms. All Meoia 6d: Board and LodglnK ISa per week.—Note the address! Nearly opposite the W&ttemats and olos« to the Dook, lower Albert-street,—R. Murdooh, Proprietor. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Bngistrr (established 1863), good, re spectable female servants of all o1b?bot. Precent urgent wanta are: Man or Oook ( tor city resturant), good wages, Cook and House maid (farnollr, roinala Cook (lanranga). wflgeß lls. General (Thinnee), olergyman'afamily, Two Generals (North Shore), Ihree Generals (Rcmnera). Four Young Girla (Mount Albeitl, Hotel General (Coromsndel) Hotel Housemaid (Otahuhu), Boy to drive. There are 63 sltua ilo-s in all, on my boobs, genuine onea and good. . WANTED KNOWN-MUSIC. MUBIC MUSIC. The 65 oases juet received from England in clude an immen>e quantity of Piano Mueio making my Stook abont Fifteen I'houssnd CopieF, all ONLY BIXPBNOK BACH, inolud inar Baored Songs, Sentimental Songs (_ng:lsb, Irißh, and Scotch), Comlo Songa. DsnoßS, Pieoes, Moslo in Bootr, &o. &o. Also, Czerney's 101 Bxeroinee, Is; Henry's Tutore (the new editio-), 3s; Violin Duets, la; Violin Tutors, is; Violin Slrlngs (Ist, 2_d. 3rd, and Ith), 3d; Superior do., id and 63.—N.8.—a large quantity of the j atjvo Muelo for the Piano are arranged as Duets by the coUbratod Julius Benediot.—A "hTAI allowance to the trade »nd profesfliou A VU. Jlßfi'S HQbson-street Shop,



Wan**a, WAN I'ED, a Young Man to assist in waUlDK.—Apply E.Watorß.oanfootloner, Qaeon-atreet. ANIVD, Shipwrights, Blacksmiths', Tailors. Sadrtleiv, Printars, Bikora, Bollormaberß, Mon'ders, and others not now represented on tbe Eigbt Houra Demonstrat'on Cemml'tee to most and e'ecttwo Delegates to represent them at tae next Mooting, hold at t^o Working Mai.'B Olub, on FRIUAY, 2itb, at 7 30 p.m. ANTitD, a Girl as General Servant. —Apply Mts Brlgham, Kpaom, near Prince Alfred Hotel. WaNTED, tor three gentlemen's fam> lies, two eervants aaoh—general, hcuso moid—town; also 11 eocvanta—general, honee mulda. two parlourmaids, good nurse (towo).— Mra Hlamoro'a Registry, ahortland-aaeet. WAN'i'KD, two respectable young men Boarders In a quiet family, where no others are kept.—Mrs George Parne, top of Franklin Road, the third house off Ponßonby Road, an the right hand Bide. WANTED, a Young Man who has been In the Ircumonßury trutie. -Apply by letter, stating experience, io Wlngate, Barns and Co., AuokUnd. WAKTeD KNOWN — Mea's Good Tweed Psßot Coats to bo had at J, Bmlth'aforllßlld. WAN ED, Boarders; Single Bed-room, 20a; uoubie-beddod. 16s: both with use nf eittlng-room.-S. lipilsbury. Saafleltt View, Graf ton Road WANTED to Purcuasß, Engine and Boiler, 80-horee power,—Apply Helens vlllo fflourmlll co., HelensTlUe. WANTdD, bi-f re 21st inst,, a Married Coup'o, without cnoambsranos, for a station.—Apply Metoalfo and Hill, 29, N.Z, In surunce Buildings. WANTSD KNOWN—SiIk and Satins, In all shades, very cheap.at J. Smithy. WANTED, by n Single Gentleman, Board and Residence in a liouae whero no other boarders are kept; must bo within five or ten minutes' walk of Queen-street.— Apply, stilting terms, to F.D., Evening Star office. ANTED, Every Man to Purchase a Gaol Tweed Suit oC Clothe?, i pair Snoka. Helmet, and a good Dross tshlri nil tor 25i!Hd, for one week only, at Simnol ICoombos and Company, Qaeen-street. \XT ANTED KNOWN-lf Madame ', '" who left somo things at Waterloo Houso, does not call and pay nor account, tho things will bo sold to dofray exponses.—E. A., Oheny. 1 I*7 AN TED BUYERS-Men's Tweed V T Trousers. 6b lid ; Millnu-y Hookp. 8d : Long 811k Soaryea. IP.—Bronnan'H. Vlatorla-at. WANIJBD TO PUJKCHAbE, a few Aores of Land st N c w Lynn, Waikoinitf, ar Whau, utonoa; also Houses and Allotments In tho t;tly —». T. Hogg nest Union Bank. VLTANi'KU KnvVVjN — .best Kelson T Tweed Trousers and Vest, 19a lid, at J, Smlth'g, Qneen-atreet. WANTED KNOWJV—lmportant to Proprietors of Hotels, Restaurants, and Roads of Famllles-that I/>wln and MoKenzle, 37, Queen-street Wharf, are prepared to supply Qrocorles, l'roduoe and General Provißiors Shipping snpplled: Customers watted on for order b, and Roods delivered free Of charge. VS7 ANTED KNOWN-W. H. Dampier * t has much pleasure in announcing that nis 65 cases of Goods havo arrived from Eng land, 17 per Wave Queen, 18 per Loch Fleet, 1 per Margaret Galbraith, 1 per Indus, and 28 per Coromandel. The Goods (some of which ore ilready unpacked) include Fiano Music Violin 10, Violins, Violin Strings, Drapery, Doll», &c; Pictures, Ladies' Bags, Sunshades, Costumes, Mtllinory, Ironmongery, Hollowarc, Luminous Match Boxes, Brushware, Glassware, Crockory ivaro. Cruets, Hocking Horses, Mantelpiece Mirrors, Zinc Buckets, Iron Safes, Tea Trays, Sardec Porks, Spades, Tinware, Iron Bedsteads, Lanterns. &c, &o. The Drapery will, of course, jo found at the Drapery Shop, Wakelleld-strcet, md tho other goods (incluoing a lot of New Furnituro) at the Hobson-stroet Shop. N.B.— Just received, also at my Boot Shop, Victoria street | (late W. Johnatoue), a lot or Boots and shoes. Don't mistake tho Boot Shop: my name son tho bottom of the front W. M. Dawpibh, \y ANTED, NEW POTATOES, IK ANY QUANTITY. 6, S. J A KINS, OUaTOM-HODSE STREET. T\7ANTBJJ, theluhabitants of Auckland * * to Patronisa tha Ntted Prlnoa Arthur lotol, and lte SPARKLING ALBS. On (ha Bar banter and Public Rooms taste Ha BAUBAGE 10LL8, PORE PIKS, and other litre Delloa ilef, sufpllod Gratis, VfIDDING BRBAKFABT3 ARR4NGSD AT THK aHORTKST I^OTICS. ?lONIO PA RTIS81 HAMPKRB nicely arranged from Ten Shillings and upwards, HUBERT ORAM. PROPRIBTO'I, W A « T . jy ABSISTANT JVIIbLINBR3. " yyr aw t c jj WAX T E n APPBENTIOEB. " AT J. RbNDELL'S BRIGHTON HOUSE CHEAP DIIAPEKY E3rABIiT3HMENT. 180 AND 182, TOP OF GREY-bTKEET. UK I C BUSINESS, Established 22 Years. MR WEBB is desirous to find a Gentleman yho will join his Son in oarrying on the Busi less. A knowledge of Mußio most desirable, rat not necessary. The share of profits accord iig to the capital introduced.—Lyceum Hall, Hobson-street. TRADESMEN or others desirouu of JL having their books efflolently kept by pearly oonmet. o*n arraige f»r v#ry mod«rate terms with J.J.T., care "ta* Offloo. Asokland. K.B.—Arrangements effyoted with oredltorg. Loans negotiated. Aoroanta oo'lnoMd. OOTMAKBRs,—Wanted, a Man to make and repair; also a Young Man, as Improver; constant work and good wages.—For address, apply at this office, OOT TKAPE.—Good Clickers wanted a"i MoArthar's Factory, Upper Queen atreet. T\Q CAKPKNTEBS. - Wanted, Two Rood Banoh Hands.-Apply J. M, Hoslett, Uullder. Fort-'tr»et. AINTERB, — Wanted, two or three Hood Hands.—Apply to J. Boyes, King- Etreet. Great North Boad; or to S. Webeiler, Pake-street. Newton. TO BAKERS,—Wanted, a competent, steady Man bb First Hand, to fill a per manent situation; also, a Second or Junior Hand.—Apply (with references) by letter or otherwise, to Mr E. Wators, Queen-Btreet, or : John Hall, Otabuhu. woota ana Bfioes mKJSMENDOUS ADVABTAGES! : TO BUTERB Off BOOTS AND SHOES. Before sellinß our ftook by Auotlan In no camber, it will be offired to the pnbllo at a Pmc« Nonb can Compbtb wiih. Opened this week-, about 20 TRUNKS VSUr SUPER'OR QUALITY Of Ladiea' and Children's English Boots and ShoGti. viz., Ladles' Button, Mook Button, Kid, X.8., Darby andßalton Hhoes; also Children's Kid fiutton Boots and KlMtlo ifldar. Prnnella and Honte Baota In lame quantities. As an experiment, and more especially to assist in selling our other goods, the above will posi tively be bOLU AT AOTUAfj CO3T, Thus underselling the chcapait house In the olty. By Manufacturing and Soiling our own Boots and Shoes, onr Customers and Patronn seonro the pront that In other o&sos is absorbed : by the shopkeeper and dealer. Besides KUftran teeing onr own work of superior make and quality (hoping to sell a large quantity), in many oases the price will be even LEBB THAN WHOLESALE. Please Noto-Bluohers, 7a 3d: Watertight*. Us; Spring Sides, 11a 6d; Derby Shoes. 8»; Canvas Shoos, 6b 6aV A Call and Inspection courteously invi'ed, and, 8S all the Btook must, and shall be sold, our oarllest patrona will secure the best selec tOli I. X ROSBER, TOP OF QUEBN-BTHEKT (Oppoalto Army and Navy Hole'). Sale Commbnoks SiiuaDix, hth isbt, CCODLI N'S COACH * LBAVKB Onehung*— Auoa'and— 8.30 a.m. 12 noon 8,30 p.m t A3OP.ID. Saturday Nights- . 6,15 Piin lip.ro '



For Sac. SHOR SALK — Snug Little Suburbai C? Grocery Baelnesß.-Apply F. T. Paten, a E. B. Cardno's Office. Fort-atreet. BJiOit SALE, a Splendid Villa sita nea: JD Devonport Wharf; B5 deposit, balanci weekly payments.-.* pply John Savage. Falcon Btreet Parnell. _ fijiOll S ALE, or to Let, the Business anc &} Lease of Premises of Holder Hro-., New tor.—Apply T. Holder, Cußtom-houaeßtreel Weßt, or 'J. Ussher. Queen-street. EXTANT.--A superior iustrument Koi Sale; choap ; In good order.—Apply Coup land & Co. LPOR SALE—Mount Albert, JNew House F of five rooms, stable, piggery, fowl htuse, &o, together with nbjnt two neroo stood voloanlo laud, partly ou'tlvated, well watered and fenced; situated close to Mount Albert H»IJ, PrlO3, only £275.-0. F. Evans, KBtate agent, Qnoen-atreot. next "Herald Ottloo. FOR SIILE, Brown-street, Ponsonby.— House of 3 rooms (not quite fl-nUhod), could ba made Into i rooms ooslij', allot ments x 103. Prloe J5230.-O. f. Evanh, Estate Agont Queen-street, next " Herald " offlce. LfUK IMMEDIATE S AV.E.— A I" B4.KG4IN.—Four aoro? improved Lmd, subdivided, with paddooke, gardenand orchard, toeiether with Uwelllnn-hoaae, Hhedc, &c, &0., situated at Klohinond. about two miles from Qaeen-atreet. Price only £050, of whloh £500 oiui stand at 6 per cent. Owner leaving for the Sonth.—l). F. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald." Quton Btreot. P33 MjiyK ABSOLUTE SALE.—Volcanic F Land.-Beven acres with Cottage, BhedP, &c, &c; Bc.cnroly fenced iml partly planted; situate at Frnroao Station; a goodoornerlot. Price only [£150.-D. f. Evoeb, Estate Agent, next " Herala," Queen-street. 612 KjIUK SALE, Handsomo Villaßoiidence P and Grounds, situate at Carlton Qoro Road and Seafleld View Road, coniainlng 5 rooms, besides Kitchen, largo servant's (could be divided), bath-room, wash-house; flttod with every convonionce, »uch as coppor, cupboards, &0., &c: grand corner, nico garden, pretty place—D. 1?. Evans, Estate Agont, noxt •' Herald" Oflloe. C29 TLTOR Immediate Sale (cheap), a Fur- JD nlehed Coitage—A nioo Verandah Cot ease of 6 rcoms, all Purnlsbed oompleto, and ready for immediate ocoupstion; the furnitnre In almost now and In Rood order. Price for tho lot «350. Situate, Newton Koacl.-P. F. Kvnnß, Kstato Apent, next "Herald" offlce. 030_ lit OR IMMEDIAUt SALE (a Bargain), J" a Now 7-roomed House, wood-shed, good well, ecQ.; 3 sections, ouch 33 x 99; Rltuatcd about 15 minutes' walk from Queen-street. Must be sold, us the owner is leaving for the South. Prico exceedingly low—in fact, no reasonable offer refused.—D. V. Evans, Estate. Agent, Queen-st-ieot (acxt " Herald " office) 678 inOK SALE (a Bargain), The Avenue JJ X dendale- b nloa new Verandah Cottego at 4 roams and soullory, reglstar grate, range, Sank, &o. allotment S3 x UO ; a very dosir^b'e tittle proper jy; terns only £20 caeb, b&lanc fby weekly payments if desired.— »■ F. ttvanß Estate Avont Queenatreet. next Horald offlce. rsiO IftVJSSTOItK.—For Sale, on Toa- I. Booby Road, oorner of Suko-Btreet, a Magnificent Buslnepa Site. Allotment IS x 107. together witb a nice Cottage of Four ttooms »nd Scullery ereoted on bick end of the allot munt; well boiltand flnlsticd off; good water lapply.—Apply to D. F. iCvftns, KBtate Agent, aen^' Herald" offloe. 069 |/» OR PoSLTIVK SALK.-Gentleman s V Handsome Hot idonoa and Ground.—This valuable fceohold. property is eltante within tho juo mile radius of the oity. House oootalns 12 lommodioaa rooms, all In firet-c'aea order, and naitnlllCßotlj1 llnlshod oil', attaohed to whloh Is ivory podslblo Gorntort and oouvenienco, ueofal ks well bb ornamental, suoh as bay -windows, ar«o balcony and verandah, oonsorvatorleg, jath-ioom. lavatory, store-room, dairy, wash 10U3S with coppor, &0,. &■■., &o. In fact, a leutleiuan'H family reeidence thorough.ly re jlete, Qronnfls aro roaUy srasd. and stocked with the oholoast fruit treop. flower?, &o.; wautiful walkß. eunny slopoo, ehady nootss; k'togethercset deeorlption, and most be seen ;o be approciited. This property 1b for posltivo lala. In consequcnoe of owner havinK to proofed ;o Knßl&nd, and is put Into the market by him with ninoh regret.-Cards to vlotr. and all par .loaUrc, from I). V. KVANB, Katate Agent, lost' Herald," Queen Btreot. SfLiSHDID VILLA SITES *OK BALK. WOODIiAND3, NORTHCOTK (bettor known is tbe I'lcnte Qrcundsl—Six Very Oholoo HuUd ng Allotments, rmch 06 z 132, quite level, meat leslrablfl, and near to beaoh. Prloo, only £36 MOh. Termf.r.ryeaßy. D> F _ EyAN3( Ketate Agenti «i o R i a L a. PROPKRTIKS, Large and Small, In various jarta nod plaooa, too numerous to advertlso lopsratoly. Sea star BATUIUU* StJrPLKMKKT for a few md moro on application to tho underslsnod. MUNKY to LKND. and every tooUlty given ;o purohaaers, D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Qneen-streat 111 O R S A L E, I 1 ALtOTMICNTS. JTOKBS'S POINT (Main Ro»dl-41 x 231. dU, 4.VONDALE-} nore (opposUo Sobool). £90. JOIiKQE ROAD—Allotment 33 X 100, At par foot. fORTH eilO»K—Flsgßtaff Koftl, 100 x US. £3M. CLIiKKSIiIK (olose to StaUon)-C0 z 160, £1 per toot. Burr terms. Mao, several deilrablo Uott&ltea on tonna to ault purchasers. labour Bxohange and Klstnte Astonoy, Hlgh-Mreot.—A. T. CaTter, ManaKor. * LLOTMJSNTB 1 ALLOTMENTS 1 VOLCANIC SOIL. I RARE CUANOK FOR WOHKIN6 MBN. No Agent'd Fee or Blow. Tho undersigned hai 23 Cholon UnlldlnK Lots or Bale, Bltnaus at Valley Road. A'bert Vvenue, so* Leamington Uiad, Mount ffdoo, >t price s avetaglng from lO< per fool; also, wo n*at four-roo'ned Verandah ('onaiics, orms, 20 percent cash,balanpe cm rrmaln nt ' per cent, for 3 nr 6 rears, or bo paid In weekly nstalments ; Interest dlmlnlshlnic as capital is laid off. S. SOK^AN, Mobkt kd«n Koad. OR SALE BY THE UJSDEK SIGNED: Oats I Maize Flour (Fleming's) lira.ii Oatmoal I Sharps Hams I Flour (Wood's) Tea. splendid quali- ChalV ties, lib, Jib pks. I Bacon Currants, &o. I Proservod Milk, &o. To bo Sold to Close Consignments. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, Queen-Btreot. FORSAL'.-CAVENJUISH AND AROMATIC TOBACCOS. II boxes "R. 8." Kavy &'g, go 7 tolb,, eaoh 2illbß, 12 „ "O.V"Navys'B „ „ 201bs. :5 „ "Premier" fl'B „ „ 421b8. ■pRKDK. TyHITKHBAD, TEA AND TOBACCO IMPORTEB, an Viorjnii-BTUKBT. OONELUST, -noMfiDUST. TO ARRIVE, PER SYKEW, A CARGO OF pENUINE -DONEDUST, No. 1 or 1-inch. Orders fo» five tons and upwards, If tftkon from the ship's side, at Wholesale Price. Owing to Increased demand, both hore and in Australia, alone with a deproasing supply, Boncdust is certain to rulo higher than in tho past, ADAM LAYBOURN & CO., OTIHAM-STEEET, Drapery- and Clothing. (j kb a i Slaughter IN DbapbrY. I liavo to Uform you tbatlliavo purohased some pronertv at tho North Shore, and am gotaß to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil- Hilary buelnuiw. Satisfactory — Tho enla, so far, has ex oaeded my most nsngnino oupootatlona, and groves that my eiFarts to plensa my customers avo not been fruitless. I shall hold a {! leal ij g Sale FOR THKEE MONTHS, Affording my customers andthepubllo an opportunity of BEOORINR I'RAPKRY AKD MILLINERY AT PRICICS UNDER COdi. After tbe Sal?, tho bhop and Dwelling will be Let by Tender on Lease. lapperd tbe following Prlco List as n guide to my customers:—looo pairs Kid Gloves (In all colOurs)-2 buttons, lo: White 1-buttona, ft6d; Fancy 3-buttons to G all at 3s 6d pair, worth 6a; 700 yards nil wool Fine Orebj Blaok Bergo. Is yard, worth 2a; Rush Hats, 3d ; Long Ostrioh Feathers, 10b, worth £1; tnperflne socks, S's to S'a. at 7d, worth Is; Gold Thimbles. Bd. worth 2s: White Alarsulla Bootß, is. worth 6s 6d; White Dress Shirts (juuranteed linen fronts), is6d, worth 7a 6d, ALL THE STRAW GOODS AKK QUITE NEW. It la the FIRST CLEARING S A.LB. and I am going to give the poblia tho benefit of it. GLOVE DEPOT, ViorOßiA-siBEBT. mRIMMED HATS, Horn Is 9d; Rush 8 Hatn. from 6i; Straw Bats, fromid.—Mrs Wblreheid, Newton and Victoria-street. LADIES' Silk, satlo, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor cxt, boautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prloos. —W. Petty. Ladlea' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel -» ■ PONSONBY, near the Three Lamps, New Drapery Shop. Call and see the new stopk of dr_pery. fanoy goods, hosiery children's pelisses, pinafores, lacev, snnshadeß. &0.. &Oj. at Robson's (late Edwards), Mcl: to«rneHOTi9e 4 PoMoiiby (



To Let. TO LET, a Four roomed Cottage in Vic toria-street Wost; rent, 9b.—Apply, Mon day morning, Jamea Ballantyne. (3M) LET, a Shop and Tiiree Kooms, next B tho Post-ofllce, North Shore.—Apply to John Patterson. rjno LET, a Convenient Six - roomed ■ llouso (new) on College Road; rent, 153.— Apply to Mr Nightingale, Collego Road. rip.O LET, a Now Six-ioomed House, I Soring-stroot. Ponsonby: rent 12s.—Apply P. O. WMilog. Klng-»rre«t. Honponby. rgiO LET, Five-roomed House, Eneland- J street, Franklin Road; rent, 8s por week. -J. Williams, Victoria-street. rjiO LET, a well-finiened Four-roomed JL Cottage, at Norfolk-street, Poasoaby.— Apply to William Roster, Conquest Pltoe, far-' noil. TO LET, Villa Residences at Rutland, Road, Conqueßt PJaoo. Parnell; be&utlf ul view of the harbour.— A pply to William Kossor, Bulldor. rgio LET, a Gentleman's Residence, con .9 talning 11 rooms, with every oonventonoe. -1). Partlneton, Houuo and Land Agent, Stioh aniy's Balldlrga. rf\O LET, ia College Road, a House and JL Shop of seven rooms; every convenience: ?aa and water laid on.—Apply to J. Kane, SraUan-atreet. 'fo LBT, at Newmarket, a Sbop and 1 Baker's Oven, at present occupied by John MoNieli; splendid stand. Good opening for a steady man.—Apply to F. G. Clayton. rpo LET, Four-roomed liottago, with I scullery, in Claronce-stroot, Ponsonby; ;ood garden and every convenience.—Apply W. Mien, next door. TO LET, Orafton Road, a Five-roomod Hottds, fitted with ftae, gas stove, fto,—S. 7. Colllaf, oorner Symwdß and Wellouloy bib. r j"O LET, 3 Rooms and Kitchen over tho 9 Shop occupied by Smith & Ciughey, Upper jneeo-stroet; gas an i water laid on; rent 10a. '|p,O LET, a Shop and Residence (four .9 roomB), Kybor Pass Road; rental, lla por rrcck.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. "T~O LbT, Houses.—Apply J. M. Mac -4 doimld, oorner of Queon and Went QueoE !treo,te. r B"MJ LIST, a tfaicer's isuop ana ovea, ia I 'WelUpgtoa-street.-Appiy to F. h. Pdme, !8. New Zealand loonrnnco Hnlldlniiß. ' b 0 LET, a flew Villa Residence of B. S rooms; betntUal view of harbour: altn itoii in Kyle-street, Poneonby, cffEngland itreet, betwe' n ITraok'in and College Koad*.— ipply to W. Leys, three doors above Stau Jlllce. TO LET, Settlers' Hotel, V/hangarei.— This old established first-class Hotel to bo et for a term of years as may bo agreed upon, -For particulars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Mossrs ICkrcnfricd Bros., Queen street Wharf, Auckland. TO LET a Gentleman's Residence and Grounds, altuato about ono mllo bohond Mount Albert. Homestead consists of hand lomc and commodious dwelling (9 rooms), bath •oom, stovo, pantry, dairy, largo stablo, buggy louse, hay loft, &c—in fact, replete "\viih every sonvonienco au d out-offlces l-equisite on a gentle nan's estate. Grounds, containing about 25 lores, subdivided and beautifully laid out in garden, paddocks. &c.: tho whole comprising >no of the prettiest places in tho suburbs of Vuckland, and only about half an hour's drive torn town.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Queon itreet (next " Herald ")■ OFFIOK TO LK'JLI ,— Apply at U.iM.L.A. Ronron, Quewr-mreot ICTORTJI SHOKK, by Caeitenharr 131 Beach.- To Let, snug Houso, with largo md well-kept.gardon.—Apply J. Booth, Derwent Joltago, Deronport, or at Auckland Dairy, tlobson-streot. Uardon to bo well kect. Volunteer Notices. UCKLAND VOLUNTEER KNGISKBRB.-A Meeting of the above Company wi<l be held at the UrlUshed on MON DAY EVKNWU next, aotb, at 7 30, for the purpose of onnUdorins? the ofcallengo reoelved Irani the Artillery Company, and othtrimpor .tntbuslnosa.-W. ANUHRaON, Captain. NO. 3 COMPANY, A. R. V. Govorument Monthly Inspection Parade >n MOND4Y KVKNINd next, at 7.50. All inna must bo prodooed for annual inguaotion. Itsmbera aro reminded that this, and tho Dec. lOsceotloD, materially affeot iiaua of oapitatlon, Uniform: JTnll Drets. A. MORROW, Major, N.Z.V. Commanding Corps. ICIORIA KIFLES. — Tho MonthTv Inaiiootlon of the Company and Band will M held In the Drill-shod on TUKBUAVT next. list lost., at 7. JO p.m. sharp. Uniform —Foil Urtiss with Holmot". Mombors of all ranVs are fcqucstod to a'.tocd l]y order. THO3. 0. BBLS", Snb-Liout. V.B, Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CI iTlO.s—Corner Walleslej and Albirt ! rCB 8"a THANKSHIVINa tERVIOB (Open to Ail) mil bo hold Thl* (Satnrdoi) Kvening-, at 7.30 in tho Leotaro Hall I'd connection with the weak of Special Prayer the world over for Young Men) YOUMd MEK OORUULL.Y INVITED. WELLUS.L.KY - STREET JJaPTIST BUIIiDINQ FUND. KNTHRTAINMBNT AT CHOItiL HALT. The Unlt-'l Cttoirs will meat for Practice at th« Por.ponb' Now Wesloyan Chßrsh alllS b.V«M G, a«8«'olook. HlNuiKo of All Denominations favtatab'o to the etnao am ooidlally lavltad. CjT. PAUL'S UHUKUM.-ll a.m., O Morntsir Pmyor. aormon. and Holy Com munion ; 3 .-0 p ir., Baptisms; 7 p.m., Kvonlnit Pr»y«r and Sermon. " Kiatoult>, and tho dread Of it." ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—7 p.m., Bonnnn. "Faith and Work?." UNITED MiSTUODIST FJtUEE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincont-Btroets— Bund&y Korvices, vovauiber 10—Morning at 11, tnd Kvening at 6 SO. Rev. T. Hodgson. PRIMITIVE MJfTMOUIST CiIURCa, AJexandraßtrcot Morning at 11, Rev: W. 8. Kvening at 6.30, Her. W. 8, Potter; Tom>oranoe Sermon. SERVICESIiTthe Primitive Methodist Snnday Sohool-room, Upper Pitt and UMwln-Btreotfl.— At tornoon at 3, Mr W. Hanip son; uvenlng at 6.30, Mr 3. earkor. IT! RAN X lTN~R"O aTTPRIMITIVE ' METHODIST CBUBOH.—Morning at 11, Evening at 8.30. Kov. J. Gn>. f~^RAFTON KUAD WKSLEYaN T CRIJRCH SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNI VERSARY. Ror. J. Robortson, M.A., in the Mo-nlng llev. "W. J. Watkin-Address to Parents and Children, 3 p.m. Roy. A. Reid—Evening, 6.30. Collections in aid of School Funds. Animal Toa Meeting, TUESDAY next, 0.30 p.m. P~ITT- STREET WESLEYAN OHUROR.—Morning at 11, Rev. 4.. Reid; Kvening nt 6.30. Bey. W. J. Watkin. P~TRNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Mornlng at 11. Key. W. J. Watkin; Evonlng at 6.30, Rev. J. "iVhewell. it iOKDITIONAL IMMORTALITY.— " •' Tho Rev. O. Carter will oonttnno hJs Ad dress at the Ponsonby Haptlßt Churoh To-morrow BvenioK at 6.3J OTAIIUHU BAPTIST CaURCH.- Itr Bam Cord, Lancashire Evangelist, will preach ia tho above Churoh on Sunday, (he 10th—Morning at 11, Kvening at 6.30. ABBOTT'S OfERA HOUSE.-Geo. A. Brown will deliver a Lcoture on Bnnday night, at 0 15. Subjaot. " Closlnp Days of Gentllo itulp." Daniel, 7t» rhvattr, Morning servloe Bt the Tiiniperanco Hall. , «^Hhi&TAI)tLPHIANB meet in the V^ Carlton Aoadomy, Hobcon-street, every flrßt day of the week fur breaking of bread at 11 a.m.; Sunday -school at 3 p.m., and Bible Class at 6^o p.m. T~TfIB^^EUM (late Newton KirK).— t\. Dr. Wallli Lcotnrea on " The Difforent Religions of the World" To-moirow, at 6.30 p.m. Snbjoot, "The Big Veda and tiruh m'ntsni." 1 1 lillSATßli KUY AL: SUJSJUAY EVEN JL INO SBRTIOKS, nnder the conduct of tho Yonng Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Kvening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seatß If re«. ■ Gazette in iianfcruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NFW ZEALAND, NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 187G," and the various Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of William Palmek Spry, of Howe-street in tho City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland and Olonyof New Zeiland.Bootmakt.r, a Debtor. Under tho powers vested in mo by tho above Acts, I do hereby summon a General Meo'inf? o£ the Creditora of the (aid William Palm r Spry, to be held in tho Supreme Court Build ings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 21th day of November, 1882, at too hour of 12 noon, to recoivo my report and to paBS a rcso ution that tho so id William Palmer Spry bo forthwith o if charge. Dated th s 18th day of November, 1882. THO. MACFFARLA.NE, Trustee. CONNELL AND COOHSR, Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for Debtor. Money. L_COTHSa AND NEW ZEALAND >O INVBbTfIENT COMPANY (Umitjld). Thia Company ADVANCES MONKY on MORTQAQiS, security of freehold or leasehold aid, in any snms from £LCO upwards, at the lowest onrrent rates of Interest. Application forma and fall nartloulare from U. W. BIrJNEr, Qneen-Btreet, Aaokland, Agent for the Company. £?t II T0 £10,000 LENT on Builoing to ouii fc>n*rower6. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loana negotiated. See List of Properties for sola on 4th page. WxDeroent, allowed on money deposited tor investment, "n. Williamson, Land. Batata and Ftaanolal seat ana Yaloutor, s, Toloan Lase.



Amusements. A MUSICAL & LITERARY ENTER TAINMENT in connootion with the Remuera Band of Hope will be held in the f Newmarket Hall on MONDAY, Nov. 20. Ad . mleslon- Adults, Is; Children, hatt-prloe. Doors open at 7.30 ; Concert to commenoe at 8 o'olook. \ A UCKLAND TOTAL ABSIUNENCIS 1 A. SOCIETY. ANNUAL SOIREE. The Annual Soiree will bo held in the Tem perance Hall on TUESDAY, 21st instant, I Tea at 6 p.m., to be followed by addresses, music, &o. __ PRELIMINAUY NOTICE.—ANDREWS and av£ktt wish to Inform their friends and tho publlo taat they have no w opened their , New Billiard Room and Advertising Gallery In I Wellesloy - street Wost, opposite Lovett's, ■ Draper. ' W ILI.OW Q.K OV F. 1 BTRAWBERRIBS and CBBAM, and other 1 Rofreßhments, at WILLOW GRUVE GAR. DaNf, Devonnort, North Shore. Every attention to Plonlo Parties and others, WELLS BROTHERS, ; Devonport. Personal. O THIS BLKCTORS OF THE KA' BANGAHAPJS WARD. A severe shoo* wan felt laet Wednesdiy by > Qrlgham not getting his seatln too Counoll, and letters ot condolence are coming in from all the old women in Newton. He has now made up his mind ;o maice anotber deap<srnte splash, and lake the plate round twice next Sunday, when he will be there in hla usual wolf's ciothlng, when he will bo happy to meet his old friends ; an 4ho also proposes after the meeting to ting his favourite hymn-" A Little Drop Oat of the Bottle to Wet Your Old Throttle." He has also made np his mUd to have an extra Houbo keeper, bo applications are to be mado at once to BKIGHAM YOUNG, Newton. Board ana weßiaonca A GENTLEMAN is desirous of obtain ing Goad Board and Reßldenoe with a respeotable Private Family; must be within oacy distance of Cu<tom-Hoane-atreef. Comfort able and roomy Bedroom indispensable,—Ad dress particular.) to " Cleric" Stab Offloe. A PAUTMKJSTS (Privste) Wanted, near il Choral Hall or Parnell, for one or two Gentlemen; no other lodger;.—Apply " 6har," Stilt Cffloe. ' CaOMFuRTaBLE Board and Residence '. / for married couple and Eiagle gentlemen near Poßt-offloo, in most reapeotable looality,— , Addresi at Mr W. D. Uallen'i), Confootioner, , Qiioon-atreet; ; PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE for Single Goatlemen or Manied Conple at Mrs Foxton'a, PUt-etreet, opposite the Con gregational Churrb. i f«OVKK»OK BKOWMB WiK&U, \ \JC QOBSON-STRSRT, i BOABD AWDLOIXUNQ ..SOB POT WOOt ) BINBI,B KOOB «. _..2t(l | — — [ ( ijOßt and Fonnd. LOST, last night, between Remuera and , Aroh HIH, Horse Rag (s'rlped).—Finder rewarded on leaving same at Jones, saddler. LOST, last Satuiday evenitg, a Grey Coat, containing Pocket-book and Letters. —Finder will bo rewarded by leaving same at Mr Farroll's, Remuera. ; ~\ f\B REWARD.—Lost in train, last ' JL v-' Wednoaday week, a Circular Maoin toßh Cloak, also Girl's Brown Tweed Mother Hubbard Cloak, bound together with patent strap —Finder please leavo tho same at Star offlco. ' BjiOVND, in Hizh-street, November 6th, j JD . a Maolntosh Overcoat; ownar can have , Sims by paying ozpenses.—Apply at this Offioe. , ■ ,i ] Tenders. i ■J^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ] AUCKLAND SECTION. LEA SB 07 LAND AT MOUNT EDEN ] STATION. J Resident Engineer's Offlco. Nowmarkat, November 13, 1882. Written Tenders will be reoeived at this Office up to noon ot THURSDAY, 23rd Novem ber, for tho Leasoof Allotments at Mount Eden Station Yard, Plan, with form of Lease, may be seen on application at above oflloe. Tenders to be endorsed '"lender for Lease ot Land at Mount ltden." The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. JOHN COOW, Resident unglneer. rp O B U I h D £ JS, S, | Tenders will ba received nntil noon of MON DAY. November 27th.,' for the emotion and , completion of a Villa Reaidenoa at Ksmuora. ' KOWARD BARTLKY. Architect. rst 0 CONTKAy TOJK S. Tenders arc roquircd for an Addition to the Epiphany Church, Newton, also Paiutinprand '• Hopairin(t, recolTablo up to 4 p.m. on WED NESDAY, 22nd Novombor. Particulars at my office, Custom-houso-street West. THOMAS HOLDER, Architect. ( rp O U U i U V B k », Tenders will bo received up to noon on THURSDAY. November 30, for tho Erection r of a Hotel and other Buildings at Tawhare, t Walkato, the now township of the Waikato j Land Association. J Plans, &c, at our offlco, Quoen-strcot. t EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. mO BUILDERS. Tenders aro required until Noon of MON DAY, tho 27th instant, for the Erection of a2 htorey house in St. George's Bay JRoad. Parnell. i - Plans, &c, at my offlco, Hoflhian'a Buildings, Queen-street, THOMAS H. WHITE. Arohlteot. i ,r ■ iis«DERS will be received till 4 p.m. en l I Thursday. November 23. for Repairing, - Painting, and p flD orlng ( House In l.orne-Btreet. " Specifications an d putiou:ars at Mr Raf ton'd. City Marktt. c rpO CONTRACTORS.! Tenders will bs reoeived at my Offloe up to * Noon of TUESDAY, 28th November, for the °. erection ot a Brlok WarohoDße on The Strand, Taoranga, for Mesßrs Mann and Company. PJans cm ba seen at Mo-era Hammond and ; Son's Office, South British Buildiqgc>,Auokland. J FITZ GIBBON LOUCH, 0.E., K.R.1.A.1. 6 Taurarga, November 13 t 1832. ~ ■ Oulppinsr. J iitot^TTOß WHANG AREI. — The ®3rag Jj as. lON*. will leave Qaeen "•""^"^Btreot Wharf (weather and other 1 olroumatancoj peim'ttlng) on MONDAY, Nov. 20th, at 7 p.m. A. MO3BEGOB. Managing Dlreotor N.S.". Co, ""_. _ lit OR FRIENDLY TK&gi. J? ISLANDS. J@^^^^ MYRTLE BRIGANTINE w ui BB ji on TUESDAY. Paseen gera must Book at onr offloe on MONDAY. W. MoARTHOR fc CO. JM.OBWJLIKO. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. 1 The Ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held In the Museum Buildings, Princes etreet, on Monday, November 20th, at 7.30 p.m., when the following papers will be read :— 1. On the Naturalised Plants of the Auok i land Piovlnolsl Dlrtrlot; by T. F. Cheeseman, if.L.S. 2. Oat Karll st Settlers; by R. C. Bsrstow, Esq. 3. Imaginary Qnantltleß i by H. G. Seta > Smith, Esq. T. F, OHKEBKMAN. Seoretary. j - Q_ Fi Coubt CITY of AUCKLAND, J MSKpljsCKrl A General Meeting of the aVraßraJJlSSiabove Court wilt bo he'd on yj®ffl»alMoND*Y'191a Instant at 7.30 w/S5&P sa**4Bi9r p.m. Nomination ot Offloera • and other Important business. Vlf ltlog Breth ren Invited, "^V. ALL^N, Seoretary. ] PONSOWBY REGATTA CLUB. ■ ' 5 The Adjourned Annual General Meeting will bs held In the Poksobb? Ham, on TH ORB DAY, the 23rd instant, at 8 p.m. F. A. JONFS, Hon. Seo. THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE JL COMPANY, LIMITED. The Fltst Annual Meeting of Shareholders in the above named Company will be held at the . office oC the Company, on WEDNESDAY, December 6th, at 3 p.m. Bdbiniss: To receive tho Report of the Direotors and Balanoe-Sheet, to eleot two Directors and Auditor, and to tranp not any other business that may be brought forward. The Transfer Books of tha Company will be 5 dosed from Wednesday, November 22nd, to December 6th, both dates inclusive. By order ot the Directors, THOMAS HODGSON, Secretary. Hi Wyndham-street. Anomand, November 10th, 1882. __ < UNION OIL, SOAP, AMD CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). The First General Meeting of Shareholders ot the above Company will bo held on WKDNKH- ' D 4.V, 29th inst., at 12 c'oloak noon, in the large 1 room ot the New Zealand Insurance Cos. Buildings. Business :—To Rarelve Directors' Report and Balance sheet, and Bleotlon of Directors and Auditors for ensuing : twelve months. j By order ot the Directors. j THOMAB BSLL, Manager. j Auokland, 17th November, 1882. '•



Goodsbn's Arcade. c ;G oo DS on >S. s NEW pOODSI! TVTKW fiOODStI aw vjtoods! IMew vrojusn Aro now being Unpaokod and Displayed at I ! GoODSON'S 1 JLoNDON > A.RCADE. The SPECIALITIES thin week ara WATOHKB, JBWKLLBRY, ELECTRO PLATE, MBXIOAN BILVKKINE, iTANd, BOUKB, Sc, Ot which an Inspootioa is cordially solicited, the already spacious window aoaommodatlon belnm quite inadequate to convey an idea ot tco attraouons to be seen within, "\Y A T O H E § KKOM £1 TO £10. IN GOLD, ALLUMINUM. BILVER, & NICKBL (Guarantee! Time-keepers). The WATEKBURY WATCH la a great attraction to youths, capable of being taken to ploooa at pleasure, and, by numbered parts, put together again. Price, 293. Keyless. In iJewellbry. GOLD and SILVER (Hall merked) CHAINS, KINGS with prsoloua stones. WEDDING RlNli S and KEtfFBRS. 9 and IS carat: a Deau tifnl seleotion of BUIMfS BftOOCHhS, BAR DROPS, NHCKLBTB, LUOKSTB, BRACS LE C8 in Gold and silver (guaranteed), at prices that will astonish Ladles and Gentlemen. The fashionable Bllver Bangle It ING 3, plain and chased, with Stones get. Mr GoOD3ON Has direoted apodal attention during hla "Bag llah visit to the procuring ol come of the beat and really good SUBSTITUTES for Gold and Silver, so as to place within the reach ot all an article oqnol in appearance and workmanship to the Finest Gold, and with care equally durable. GOLD-0 ASKD Jewellery by this pro cess. 2 bars of solid 11 carat god are soldered on each fido tf a toußh metal of the same colour; the whole is then rolled to the required thtok nees, and so eaoh article produced by thin pro coeb contains a good Burfaoo ot pare gold—a speolmen of the mode of casing may be seen at tho AUOADs; Abyssinian (xold Will, In Its appearance, defy deteotion from Sterling Gold, and has Rained immense favour in the anglteh Market, is obtainable in every article in which geld may be procured at most reasonable pr iocs, including the registered X «V andSHOS BET 3, ORIDK GQtD, every arilole bo&rlDS a stamp of the name—ths Manufac turer having dleoovered an al'oy in itself, the shade of Coloured Gold, so that permanence of oolour may be relied upon. Fire Gilt Jewellery. In Chains, Looketo, Jot, is most dniable; also In Penolls, Thimble?, &c. ii.LEOTKO-PL4.THD VTOODB. Fish and Dessert Knives and Forks in hand some oases (well suited for presents). Flower stands, Inkstands, Tea and Coffee Sets, &c &o. Mexican Silverine, The most perfeot substitute (or real silver yet introduced, being a pare white metal, so plate on it. and wanantei not to change oolou; or oorrode. Each artiole bears the stamp of its n»mo, and initialled C.W.G. Teaspoons, 6s; Dessertspoons and Forks, 15s; Tablespoons and ForKB, 18s per dozen. Mr G joflson has the sole right of safe throughout New Zealand. A splendid assortment ol FANS, purchased under exooptionally favourable olronmstencep, and offered at ridiculously Low Prloes. BOOKS at the nearoat approaoh to English Prices obtainable in Auckland. STATIONE «V at Eoglleh Prices. . We hive yet 100 casee of Qoodt to unpack, with oodtinned accessions to. tne present arrivals by farther shipments to follow that our cus tomers may rely npoD. NEW ROODS'I XfEW /^OODS! Bff VTOODBI PIEW UOOD3.1 Tho ordinary Stock having been reduced one-half dmlng the Month of Special Sale, we have ample acorn tor displaying NEW /IOODS. EW VXOODS. Trade Motto : i'Pm&U Profits and Quick Keturn?," at Gtoodpon'S London Arcade. QU/ ON & VIOTORIA-STKBBTS. Q-OODSON'sIjONDON AkCA.DE. OWEN-STREET, THAMES. London Ofotok : 58, St. Mabv's Axb. Electoral. ASEHUNGA BOROUGH, TO THK BURGKESSS. LiniKß AND Gbhtlim«k,—T beg to announce myself a Candidate for the Offloo of Mayor for ttio ixißulng year. Should yon nonoor me with your cobfideuco. I Bhftll continue to protect and advance the interests ot the Borough to the best ol my ability. Your faithful servant. , • G. CODLiy, Public Notices, I HEREBY give notice that I am not responsible (or any debts contracted by my wife, Mary Ann Whitalier, she having left her nome without any oanae.^ WHITAgBR XI OTlCK.—John Joseph Farrell, Alexau iy dra-Bireet, A*okland, requests all his Creditors to meet him at the Army and Navy Hotel, Queen-Btreet, Auckland, on MONDAY, 27th insr. at 10 o'clock in the morning, when he wi>i endeavour to make some arrangement concerning bia debta. Auckland, 18thNov., 18s2 jiIISHER AND CO. (LIMITBD), JP WHOtKBALE Shipping and Familt Butchkbs, Queen-street (next Bank ot New Zealand, Auckland), — Poultry of all kinds diessed to order. Prime Smoked Tongues. Home-cured Bucon, Corned Beet on Sale in Uige quantities,- N.B.—Dealers in Game. Live Pheasants lor warded to all parts ot the Colony upon reoelpt ot oraer. Families waited on In towD or suburb*. Wm. Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DKA.LKRS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GIjABS AND QKNU;RA^STuBUKUBPK?A Plain and Fancy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soap' Rrushware and Combs. Table and Pocket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrorc »nd Fanoy Fnrnituro Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mtuloal Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glasa Vases, Flower-stands, &c Parian Ware, Plotures Purses. Hand Bags, and Baskets Crloketteg Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badmlntoa Archery and Croquet Indoor Games. Toys, and Dolls NOVBLIIES FOR CHRISTMAS. ••no oontk&ctoks asd others. WELLS BROR.'dbvonpokt. Are prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Brioks. Lime. Band, Shell, Ash. Hariri Posts and House Blooks, &c, &c Contraots made for the de livery ol Timber, &c. from the mills to any part of Devonport District. Adaresa: WELLS BSOS., CARTERS, DKYOHPOBT. -»T E W p B a IT B. elved ox " Risgarooms," A MAGNIFICENT PARCEL OF NEW VALENCIAS, To arrive next steamer, ex Garonne to Sydney, MUSCATELS, ELEMES, &c. L. D. :N ATHAN&O a ROBINSON'S -DOYAL -OAKING "DOWDER, In Tins. 18,. Is lift.. 29. THB BEBT AND CHEAPEST MADE. TRADE HARK. To bo had of Qrooers and Provision Dealers, or the maker, J W. KOBIHSON, ohemistand druggist. Manpkap Road Pabsbii. rp O TH 15 BOOT TRADE. W. STEELE, 55, Grey-atreet Boot-closer. Hand and Machine Work of all descriptions. New Elastic put in. . CONSUMPTION, LUNG AND HKARX DISEASES*. C. A. SIMON3KN, KM., HOMffIOPATHIO PHSSIOIAK, Having made a Special Stndy of the e*pve Dlseasesi is px«pared to Treat Patients at bis t Private Residenoe, KaslHStreet, .Newton, be tween Pitt and upper Queen utreetfl, from 12 to \ 2 an 4 stoßp,ni,



\ Pnblic woucea. ]$ x i c is. Persons in the Jf ortbern Island having tele scopes, and desiring to observe the Transit or Venus can obtain accurate time by telegraph gy , applying to Mr Edwin Snlitb, Chief of the American Transit of Venus Party .at Auckland. Persons in the Southern Island cdn' obtain time from Colonel Tupinan, Chief of the EBglish Party.at Bnrnham. . A LL ACCOUNTS due to F. MAMBEB, J\_ Timber Merohant, Onehunga, must bo paid to Mr O. GiHLANP, Prinoss stroef on ot before the 30th November, 1882, or other steps will be taken, FaANOIS MANDBB. Onehunga, October 37,1882 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. THK TWELFTH 4NNUAL SHOW OF TBB PORT ALBERT AGBICULTURaL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION Will be held about the END OF FEBRUAKY NEXT. GKO. Ti HARTWBLL, Secretary. AND THEY MET At ths ViOTORtA Hotel, TKACaiER&I>UKB, And between them concocted a Beverßge fit ror Royalty. Mynheer Van Dunck wonld h&ve sung i SPIRITS MINGLED WITH WATER, GOOD CHKERI MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NBW ZSALAND. The Business of the Company will In future be conduoted in tbe Offlcea lately occupied by Mr Bdwln Blnney, No, 30, Queen-street. Fire and Marine Risks aooepted at ourrent rates. By order of the Board, ROBERT nOBSON. General Manager. WC. DESNE3, expects Instalments • upon Sawing Machines to be Paid Promptly.—DopO', Queen street. ALL Horses or Cattle Found Trespass ing on the Rocky Nook Estate will be impounded.—By order, w. Bakeb. BAD Habits and Bad Sewing Machines should be roplaoad by good ones:—Call on D. 8. Chambers tor the Sewing Uaoblnes. 5 a! h ii a^ i> i n il IENILASIiAQ SALSALINE1 ALSALINE! TAINE BROS., Agents, Auckland. v*r w- robinson Begs to Inform the Crloketing Publlo that he has dispoHei of his CRIOKBTINB MA.TKSIAL to Ueeas. Pjbtb'dqe a»d WOOLLAMS. r\ONHEYKIDE3. DONKeY BIDE 3. Visitors to the Nerth Fhore oan hire Donkeys at a moderate charge by the hour or trip. Sjieolal arrangements made with Picnic Parties. STAND :- Opposite the Willow Grovk Gahdesb, J. M U I B . Wleheß to inform the Inhabitants of Remuera and Newmarket that he has com menced Business as GENERAL CARRIES for the above Districts. Order Book at Messrs Tonka & Co, Anotionoers, Queen-street; Mr Barren's Corn Store, Newmarket. All orders pacotaally attended t-j. T7ISITORS PAYING A VISIT OF INSPBOTION TO RoOKYjfoOK Should go along the c.treeta laid out on the right hand side of Mount Rosklll Ro;d, and after walking from 200 to 300 yards, they will ooma upon a PLATBAU ot LAND, Unequalled in Quality, HIGH ABOVE ALL THE BURBOUNDING COUNT&Y. AND COMMANDING VDIWB NOT TO BB SURPASSED IN BEAUTY. F. G. EWINGTOX, B B T A T B A SI NT. Naxr "Herald," IN till matters concerning Sowing Maohlnes. consult a Practical Machmlsr, at 70, Qaeon-atroet, (opposite the Bank of N.Z) "TsUBIa. AND CHINA TEA JL WARBHOUSB." PURE INDIAN TKA IMPORTS, Ex Te Anau. DIREOr FROM THE "OALOUTTA TKA SYNDICATE." 9 Cheats DarjeeUng Pekoe Souchong 19 do Oaooar do do so <io do do 21 1 oheeta Broken Assam 21 i-oheats Caohar Pekoe Souohong. Samples on application. — Tern a to the Trade. Tp.KEDK, TOTHTrSHEAD, OK Viotoria- street, '3O t Auokland. Q ALSALINE! JKNILASLAg & ALSALINE I ALSALINE.I TAINE BROS., Agents, Auckland. to- o : * c k. JAMKS AH KBW, having Just returned from China, brings with him the FINBST ASSORTMENT OJT TKA3 offered In Town, at the lowest possible prices. He can confidently reoommend the Teas, having purchased them himself, and trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity and oall early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Koo loo, Shouohong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taatei He has also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger. Croofeerywaret Bilks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Buyers of Fungus and Mnntz Metal, Note the Address :— JAMBS AH KBW fc CO.. 234, Queen-nreet, AIIOtUODS. B, lONKS, B. 0. CABS. B. D. TONES THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. JFLLERSLIE! 1 . JjULEKSLIE!! VOLCANiC SOIL. OLOSK TO RAILWAY STATION. B. TONKS & CO. TTAVE been instructed by Mr F. J, Somerflold to sell on Thursday next, at 13 o'olook, A NUMBER Off CHOICE LOT 3 CLO3E TO KLLERSUB RAILWAY STATION AND HAOKCOUfISK. The Land la rich voloanlo soil, covered with a grand award ot grass, beautifully planted with trees, 40 to SO feet high. churoh. School, Hotel, Post Office, Immedia tely opposite. The owner is determined to sell, and will give most liberal terms. The only Volosnlc Land for sale la the neigh bourhojd. ■



Auctions. j_i "'■-"■■■ -»r o T 10 B. THE SALE ADVERTISED FO't TUESDAY, CUTLERY, BBUSHWARE, ELBCT-0 GOODS, Will take plaoe on MONDAY, at 11 O'CLOCK. XHK GOOD 3 ARE FOR PO3ITIVB SALK GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. REAL VENETIAN WARE IN FLOWER VASES, la Mosaic Gold and Silver Opal, in Gold Toilet, in Torquoise, Rose, Amphore, Marine, Egyptian Blue Spot Urns, From the Great House of Messrs Candiani and Co,, Venctia. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Booms on above date atu o'clock, o OASBS OB1 ABOVE CHOICE VABBB. O AND TOILKTS. UUEQULLSD IN AUCKLAND. WSDNEsDaY, NOVEMBER 22. . LADIES' SHOES, KID BOOTS, Lasting and Cashmere Boots, Girla"Maids, and Infants' Boots and Shoes, Gents' Chelsea Boots in Kid and Calf, Ladies' and Gent's Kid Uppers. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Booms, Lower Queen-street, on above date, at 11 o'cloak. 43 TRUNKS OF BOOTS AND SHOES in TRUNKS LADIKS' Si GBNT',3 KID iU BOOT UPPfIRS. Just Landed, ex Austral, in Splendid Condition, Terns at Sale. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23. /GENERAL DRAPERY, HOSIERY, HABSRDASHBRY. &a, &a, &a GABRIEL LEWI S, Auotionear. i ___ W. S, OOtJHKAHEJ [Jiß, DAOBB MONDAY, DECEMBER 18. By Older of Commissioner of Hospital Reserve*, THE LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS OF SMALL FARMS AT NORTHCOTE. rnHE Subscribers will offer for Lesse, by -L Auotion, at their Pcoma, Fort-street, on Mond&y, lSili Instant, ai 12 u'oloclr, THP LEASS. for a term o£ 21 years, of .allotmfnts U, 15, 16. 17, and 20. Parish of lakapuno, snh-dlvldsd Into Firm ■i .:■■','.— Seotloas of from 3.t0 J3 acres, having .-., frontages to the main ro«uJ, the sea, ana . the tew Lake road.' For Conditions and farther Wffttsslarrsiip'y to SAMUEL COOEKANE & SOB,. Auctioneers.; MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 NOON. AT IH8! QUEEN ■ STREET AUCTION MART (Adjoining Bank New Zaalond). * . 2 Handsome Cheffonlers. nicely Inlaid : Assorted Furniture, and a Lvks Assort-. raent of Drapery, and a Useful Lot ot Clothing . Gold and SUver Watches, Vaaea, Lustres J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer and General Salesman, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, AT 12 NOON. LEASEHOLD ALLOTMENTS, Sclwyn and Hepburn streets. G. V, BINNEY CJTAS been favoured .with instructions Bj| to sell by public auction at his Mart Qaeenotreet, on Thursday, November 23. atu o'oloot, THE FOLLOWING: ALLOTMENT, with 61 feet frontage to Solwjn-etreot, being No. W. of Sab division of Allotments 1, 2, i, and S. of Seotlon|3o, City of Auckland, Also. 2 ALLOTMENTS situstol la Hepburn-street, having a frontage ot lift Dins each, and being Nob. 35 and 36, of a Subdivision Into Lots, of Allotments S and 6, of Bootlon 51, ot the City of Auckland, Tho Allotment No. 36, Hepburn-street, hsa aFIrstoIaiaHIXROOMED HOUrE, without, houses ereoted tnereoo. Terms at Sals. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21. At 11 c'Clock, AT MESSBS, POITER & COS, Dl/BHAM. STREET", PAINTINGS, OLEOGRAPHS, CUTLERY, SADDLERY, HOIXOWARE, CORRUGATED IRON, OARS, ANTI-FRICTION GREASE. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. . TO CLOSB CONSIGHMBNTS. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instruct'ono from Messrs Potter atd Co., to sell by auction, at their Stores, Durham-street, ou Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock', a.m., 30 PAOKAGB3 OF GOOD?. consisting cf— Good Oil Palntlnsr, Oleographs • Assorted Cutlery, Assarted Hollowara Saddlery, Gent' and Ladles' Saddles Assorted Concertinas and Acooidlona Corrugated Iron, Ash Oars - AnU-frlotlon Grease, &c, &c, On view on Monday. PRELIMINARY NOTICE, NOW LANDING, Ex Loch Fleet and Loch Utr, from Lopdoa, PACKAGES 0? GENERAL MERCHANDISE. TIO be sold by auction, at on early date, J. without reserve, at Messrs Potter & Co. % Durham-street, by the undersigned, IRONMONGBRY, CUTLERY, GLABB aid KARTHENWARK, BKUBH WAR*. K.P. WAKH. MUBIOALINBTKUMBNT?, BOOKS PICrURttS, BOOTS, TOYS. JftWKLLBRY OOtfFBOIIONERY, Iron Safes, Coal Tasev Tea Trays. Cash Bexes. BreisiEt: Cases, Buckets. B.M. Tea Po», Travelling Trnnk^ OanJage Lafe-Js, Ship,' Lamps, Tower Bo'.ta, Sponges. PoCKot Knives, Scissors, Knlres. MirrorH Clocks, Tumblers. Wines. Jngw YOvwSSS! Plates, Dlshos. aollot gets Tea PoisT^Baie Braehw, Spoons, Forks. Flower Pats W»re Goods, Aooordlons, Concenina*. Violins' • Ineitniotion Bookg. Assorted Piotures. Jet Goods; Broeohee, Bar King*, Bo =ts »ndßhrev Bon Bons. walking Btloke, K t -j, Do&, Bolli R. ARTHUR, .* Salesman and Auctioneer, DURHAM YARDS, ~~~'.. Kf| TRUSSES SUPERIOR PIiESSED . OU MBADOWHAY. FOR PRIVATE SALE, HURTS &~&~ » Q L AH, 'Cmtiniiedon fourth Tage.) :