VERY LATEST SPORTING GOSSIP

(SPSCUL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION,)

(Received 2.20.)

Settling at Tattersall's,

MELBOURNE, this day,

There was a very la'ge attendance at Tattersall's last night, and the ring ap pears in much better spirits than they have beeninsincetheDerby was rub. Tlie victory of Assyrian saved their very bad books on the double, as Navigator had been taken very largely by the public in doublos with moat of the Cup favourites. The starting price of Assyrian was 100 to 3. The colt is owned by Mr Alison, of Adelaide, theitiical agent, and Mr Barnfield, at Ade laide, bookmaker. They win £B,COO by his victory. Jones, a stockbroker of Ballarat, backed Assyrian to win for £2,000; and Allen and Jo?epl\ of Melbourne, each laid him in a double with Navigator for £1,000 each. There are no very large winners amongst tho ring, and taking the meeting throuooat, the public hive • had the best "of the betting, the ring being hit in eleven out of twelve events.

The public were previously disappointed about the performance of Sweet William, Little Jack, Mistaken, and Stiug, all of whom were held in heavy doubles w'tb. Navigator, and appeared so e(o 1 that very little was laid oft in doublo* under £1000. They were also extensively held; but most of the mooey wn» laid olf by the small investors as soon as they got one log io. Jx oth'ng has trans pired as to the dividends in the totahsatois l ut they must have been largo, nor has any announcement been made as to where the piize3 ia the big consultation have gone.

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THAMES, this day.

Tv addition to the 15740zs banked from the Prince Imperial last night, a further parcel of 28oz«, the remit of the retorting of silver and amalgam from some heading* not treated in time for yesterday a return, was banked today, making a total for the month of IGOSozs, reduced m melting to loSGozs sdwts. The peneral dirt, IGO loads, treated, gave 2Jozs per load, and the specimens yielded l_dwts per lb, or 1,200 ozs from the lot treated. A very large number of people visited the miae to-day. In the western dnvo, about 9te of reef is stripped, and will bo broKen down soon. A splend d show is visible in the face and roof. The second Btope in No. 1 section, west of this stope, ■will be continusd to-morrow. The reef has been stripped above the show of gold alongside, west of the break, but will not be broken till Friday. East of the shaft, about 12ft has been driven since n start was made. The total crold for the month, ia 52400zs 2dwts.

Sbaremarket,noon:— Priacelmperial,4l?, 40s, 43b ; sellers4s3, buyers 423 ; Caledonian, sellers 12s; Queen of Beauty (paid up), fcuyera 18b 6d; Southern Cross, seller* 13*; Golden Irown, buye.s 13b; Eureka Otannl, sfllers 2a; Mariner, last night Sb 6d,follu3s 9tl; London, sellers 2s 6d, buye s, 2a. A man named Fred White yesterday applied for and obtained permission to nrino on a claim of about sevunty mens ground he has pegged out b.tween Curtw and Burke-atreets wharf. The right was granted for twenty-ono ye»is, the applicant to pay, besides the usual goldfields dutie?, 5 per cent, royalty to thelJoard, and to spread all the mullock so as to fill up the foreshore, in accordance with Harbour BoaTd retmlafoas. -

CHRISTCHUfiCH, this day.

At liie Magistrate's Court this morning, eeven men were charged with larc«ny and damage to property at *undry brothels on Sunday night. It seems the men went to SBveral brothels, demanded beer, took sun dry bottles of liquor, used violent language to the occupants of the brsthelj, and broke windows. The charges of larceny fell through, but on the other charges the men were fined £6 each and ordered to pay £6 10s damage?. • DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Information has just been receired that Mr B. H. Khodea' house, Papanui Koad, which contaimd 30 room?, has been burnt down. Insurances on house and furniture are said to Le £200 in the N.Z« officp» £1,500 in the Union, and £3,500 in the Koyal, the latter partly reinsured. DUNEDIN, this day. THE KIST O1 WHISTLES. Tno Preibytery unanimously granted the application of Knox Church to u»e the organ. _^_^_____ n «— "-•

AVCKLAND PRESBYTERY.

A MEETING of the Presbytery was held this fore noon, when there wero present:—Revs. R. F. Macnicol (chairman), 11. Somcrville (clerk), D. W. Kunoiman, A. Tuompson, Dr MoLeod,. U IS. Monro. A. Carrick. T. M. Frassr, D. Nome. Charges against Mb Brbach.—The clerk read a letter which had been forwarded br him to Rev. Moses S. Breach, Inform taa him that certain injurious reports, affecting his charaoter, would bo investigated at a special meeting of the Presbytery on Wednesday, Ist November. Mr Breach de manded on behalf of himself and committee " a full and explicit statement of charges proposed for investigation." A further lotter had been sent, informing Mr Breach that no charges had yet been formulated. The Presbytery could not proceed in that direction until he had ceen warned of lta intention. Having received intimation of tho object of tha meeting on Nov. Ist, he mifht be prosent if he chose. If not present, tho Presbytery would pro ceed In his absence to deal with the case. In aioordao** with the spirit of »he leg'Blation Of the ohnrob, It was agreed that tho prelim- Innry enquiry into the charges preferred sgainet the R*v?&i. S. ureaob, of New Pljmouth, be **KAiWA?iI^Mr McKinney reported that in company with Mr McOroo, he had visited this dlntriot. Stnoe the application for Bervloesby Mr Campbell had b«en sent in, differences had iirlßen beiween the gantleman in Question aid 4ae people, and they were, therfore, unable to arrange for the rerumption of sac vice?. NIT.W Fit MOOTH.—A letter was »ad from the AODKreeatioa et Sc. A»i)re»'d. stating its Inten tion to oreot »ha building recently oeatroyed by Hie, Over £100 had been sabßcrlbod at the meeting, and subscription Hats were forwarded with the lequeat that they should be dis teibutodamorgat thsoharohes in this district; copies of the list were taken by several minister*, The Ohnroh also »g!cerl for supplies.— The clerk reported that negotiations with a centlemau at Wanganul lor bupply at New Plymouth had failed. Mr MoLennaa had. feean requested to go, but no reply had yet been received. A Mr Ferguson, row- In Otago, and others, were available. The modorator reported thai Mr Fulton was anxious to be removed from H»milton, owing to a col lision with bis people, and the desire to get more time for study. - R»v. Dr. McLeod said tho neoplo of Now Plymouth were very anxious that Tllr Macnicol should go do-wn there for * couple of Sundays.—Mr Macnicol said he would go if supply were lound foe t-t. Jamet *.-It was agreed alter considerable dleoussion. that Mr Fulton's roqiUßt tor change of Bphero ba reoom mendoi favonrably to the Churoh Extansion Committeo.- It wa« agread that the convenor of this committee ba oommanicated with, ana urged to tend Mr MoLannan, UoenliatP, to New plyinotith. Pboposep Union wiTn Otago.—The con- Blderatlon of this mattor was deferred till next ordinary meeting, owing to the fact that many cession reports wpre not to hand, and that Mr Macky, who had taken a great interest, was not preflent,-It waa stated by several members that it Was incorporation, and not union, that Otago wanted: that it was willing to attach tho North as a ballast wag(?on. Ov»EiDBBB.-Rev. T.M.Fraser gave notloe motion ot an overtnro to tbe Assembly ooaoern- Sk the Ajen land Infirm Ministers' Fu»d.- Bey. D. W. Run»i«nßn save notice of m.over tura that all bnildln»B b3leni;li!g to the Ohu:ch »'o Insured against flt». on the progresa of «t?A»nts were given In by the examlnere.-Rev T^Bif "rww conßidered the Be3siua far too "^ha IPreßbytety then resolved Itself Com m?two to oonildor the Jchargts aiainsl Mr Breach. -■-

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

November 1,1882. . Bank Ot New Ze»lana-BE y"/.;£ 23 New Zealand I»^ no|T BnyeK> 778 South British-Sellers, fIOJ Auckland Gas-Bnyerß. £8 , Union Bash and Door- mlii ; . Coromandel meam Co.-ewers, IGJ Archill BriokOo.-Buyers Ils6d iiolflen orown- S-llerg, 13s ed SSS^S^JTAea: do (contdbuta*). "^thefnCro^S^ler.. 12a 6d Daeni Level T. ibute- S Hers 19 83, „ Prince InVieial-dOB, 39a to lis; buyers, 13a: aeliere, 45s „„. Saooeps-9a. 9i6d London—3eliers, 2s 3d Hnafore-Htllere, la 0(1

The conditions of contracts drawn up by the Builders' Association, and which have been the subject of differences with the Institute of Architects, arc published in cxtenso on our lirst page to day. Tbe musical, literary, and dramatic eatemlnment by the members ot. St. Andrew■ fl class and oholr. will ba held thia evenlnsr. In I/renentreat HaU. The urooeedinga will bo spaoially Interesting:, consisting of mußlosl s&eotlons, ballads, raoititlons. gleeP, anartetteß. ahednetßwUicomptlae tho "Klfln Call ana Others : thn reoltations. " Snanlsh Armads. by Mr 8, K. Davla: " Mary, Qneen of Soots, wr Mr UwlB: and " The Dncle," by Mr AnoersDD, MlßseVratt. BamBOD. and MoMUlin will Btojr. also Messrs Brook and Morales. The comely wUlbe anstalued by members of the asßoeia. tlon, The proooedß will be given towards the fcazaar In aid of the churoa building f ana.

MINING.

We extract as follows from mine managers' reports to hand to-day.

Il£UB!N Parr.—Work in various parls of the mine is progressing, but there is nothing fresh to report. Success.—The reef looks well, showing gold. On Monday, 2.bs of very rich stone was got, which appears as if there was fome specimen gold not far off. The ground 13 harder than it has been, and the weather is becoming troublesome overhead in the rise.

Diana (Karangahape),—A leader about 4tn thick was cut last week. Gold is plainly visible to the naked eye. The lode ruos at an angle with Noble's, which it is expected to meet a few feet ahead of pre sent opera'ions.

Correspondence.

MP. MiCKKJHNIK OK VISIONS.

(To the Bdltor).

Sir.—l Buppoaa I ought to feel very snateful to Me MacKeohnle for bla condescension In at all cotlsiojt my letter on '-The Visionary Faoulty of Mind,'' but somehow hla evasion at the raljjoc does not arouse anybuoU sentiment in me. "Be dealt only with the natural." Not so; (or Mr Maakaonnle knows yr»ll he dealt with the Bupomatural pre'ensioßg ot Sweden borg, whioh in no way dill'or frcm the prelen ■loniot the apOit'ea on the snbjeotof visions. I come now to Ala extraordinary Ulurtratlon ot the oo illat.and the ourea of blindness alleged to have been performed in Sottptnral times. I Bhoald find no fauli witn an oculit who ex plained the modern methoi ot tre-tlna oyo dißeaaea, but I should question hla right to decr mati<e and state that oortain other methods oould not Buooood. or that the people ourad by saoh methods did not actually see, bat only Imagined «o. NelthM oo I quarrel witn Mr Maokochnte (or showlsg how vision; oanba artifloUHy produoed. as In the oaje of delirium tremeia ; but I challenge hie right to affirm that vliloa* in bo case represent objec tive realltlei. or that they cmnot be »eon unuss in a diionpod menul state of the sew. tils an alogy is vary defeotiva as an argument In ha f nvour, If ha means thereby to maintain that hit theory ot visions dooa not assail the founda tions of Christianity. AU the mlraolaa (80 culled) might be dUprovad or ex plained aw»y without at all impalting Christianity; but the o&sa is very different witn spiritual exuteaoe. whloh Ii tte very easonoo ot Christian trntb. Sir oplnicn •* Mr Mao keohol.'* logic and hoiesty hu sot been im proved by h& nuoUaar. »or by hla shirking; all Sita-salon. of the real i«u», elth»r Im or ,wt of tho Instituto. io his maiWett d«slre to ' run with the hare and hunt with the hounds. -I Bm> N« Visiosart,

THE AUCKLAND KVisiVim* STAK. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1.



Sportinff. npATTERSALL'S.-MBLBOUKNE " auP.-Bettlinß on tte atove will takt place at th» Oooldental Hatol THJSEVKNING. Tho Books will also wtger on the Spiing Meet log and all forthcoming events. rpAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. SPBINGIii*ItTING. THURSDAY, NOVKMBBR SO. 1832. Nomlnstlons for St. Andrew1* Handicap, Siooatuahaso, and Handloap Hurdle R&oo olota THIS (WeinesdaylKVKNlNG. November ltt. at Mr rA'rolval'B Ofßce up to 9 o'oloofc and at the riOKStaff Hotel, North tihora, at IS o'olook. Nomination taa for each event, 1 soy. CHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. See. Volunteer Notices. ■\rOLUNTIEBS.— On behalf of No. 3 V Company Auakland Uiflo Volunteers. I horeby Challenge to a Rifle Hatch, of not less than 15 nor more than 25 a-»ide,any of the Auck land City Companiei, to take jplace within One Month after tso return of the Rifle ReproMn'a tires from Dunedlm.—Arthur Morrow, Majnr N.Z.V., Commanding Corps. Ist November, 1882_ NEW ZKALAND KEGIM6HT OF ARTILLERY—A BATTERY.-A Special General Meeting of the Momben of the Battery and Band will be held at the Drill-shed TO MORROW (Thursday), tho Snd instant, at T.SO pm. Business: To take into consideration the New Regulations for Volunteers.—By order. Fred. J. Rogers, Hon. Sec. Goodson's Arcade. oc oo T ONDON gg A UCADP. h |g A con B Y Tho lntroauotlon.of the Plan Begvlarly adopt»l at the LONDON AROADB. viz : M»rklnß our Goods In Plain Flgnroa and QKRYIiSG Our Cnstomeea with Promptness and Civility, wa theroby Induce /-VTHEKS ToVlnit and Patronise the OHK APKBT and most attrtoUve place In Auckland, who are W ELL Pleased with the advantage derived from Parohaeesnude. W E Aw now OBotlag the Speolal AdvantaßO ot a Return ot 16 per cent., or THREE SHU.LINQS la the POUND, on all Purchases above SIX PENCK In value, to eaoh Coßtomer whom we QERVE Up to andlnoludlng November 11, during which' period we shall Clear the SURPLUS BTOOK and prepare /\DKSELYEB For the Grand Display of. NEW QOOD3 to arrive by rrHE Llgurla, Teheran, Margaret Galbraith, Coro m&ndel, and others of the ■jDEST An 1 Qulokest Steam and Sailing Ships. . ■ com oo LCOO3 » ONIJON §o ARCADE. oo



Wanted. i' \\7" ANTED, Tailoress and Improvers, at m oace.—Appiy to J. F. Loplao, Tailor, I •VVakefiold-Btroot. 3 \\T ANTED, tho Shipwrights and Boat ' VT builders to at end the ai'joureei meet ing at the Working Men's Club at 8 p.mi on j Thursday, 2ad instant,—Thomas Tnwaltee. i VIJ7ANTED, a smart youth as Appren i YT tloe to tho Drapery.—T. MoM»stor, [ Qaeen-street. f »X7ANTED, Tailors and TaUoresjes.— > t V X. PhllHpr, Tailor. Qqoen-street. WAiNTKD, Labourer, small job.— App'y ). Phillips, Qioen-atrobt. AN'l'ttD, a good General Servant; references required. A boy kept.— i Apply to Sirs AY. E. Thomas, St. Stephen's . Road, Parnell. WANTED, Two Small Second-haud Harmoniums in good condition.—Apply to W.5.3., office of this paper. WAN I ED, an experienced Nurse.— Apply to Mrs James Macfl'arlaue, Jer myn-gtreet. WAiNTKD, a middle-aged woman as General Servant; mum Ho a good plain , conk and laundress.— Apply United Service HoteL WANTED, an intelligent Lad.—Apply at ouo.>, New Chuiographlo Booms, I foot ot Grey-street. ANTED, Good General Servant, Wages 13s to 14« par week to a satiable porson.-Apply Mra V.aztst, Salisbury Btreot, Parnell. ANTED, a Young i ady for the Wkiting Room.—hew Photo. Booms, toot of Grey-street. \\r ANTED, a Cook.—Apply Gleesen's *T BEHoteL freoman'a Bay> WANTED, General Servants (good wagai); 5 _ouneClrlsto assist (a house work.—Mrs WhltciMnbc»'d Kegistry Offloe, Uob- BOii-Btraet. V\' ANTKU, a General Bervant—^ppiy f' to Mtj He»wood, Bomuera, seeonrt Houso below St. Lake* Churoh. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the (Ircesmakiug -also, a good gcnpral Servant.—Apply at once to Mrs .lack's Registry Onlce, Mount Eden Roud. WANTED, a strong Boy ; must be able to milk.—Apply Melbourne Store, top of Pitt-street, botween ii and 9 a.m. WaNiJJD, a Boy, able to Milk.— ■apply to _T. Warren, Monnt Albert. ViTANTED, a Youth to lean the Yacht »' and Boat-building;,-Apply to A. Wnr brick, North Shore. ' WAwTKD, good Drcssmalcuis and Ap- prentices.—Mrs Heap, \incont-street. WAN ' &\J, a respectable Young Man for Milk Round.—Apply Auckland Dairy Co., Kai'an__hape Road. ANTED, a middle-aged Lady as Oorernotß to ytung ohiliirsn.—AUdresß lira Smaies, East Tamiki.



WANTED, a Draper's Assistant for the country.—Apply to Mi1 Banbury, at W. McArthur & Co.'b. WAN TBD (iimnediaUlv), a good Oabi net-makor.-Apply at onco to A. K. Laad. Cablnet-makor. Kirangahato road. AKTKD, 3 or 4 Kespectable Lais.— Apply John Oroy, Cordial Manufac ture ivK* en jui oaocp'. ANTKD~for Kawakawa Colliery, a Good Blacksmith; must be a good horso-shoer.—Apply Bay Coal Co., No. 10, N.Z. Insurance BuildiDES. WANTED, a good Paperhauger. — Apply opposite fat. Jamob'ii Churoh. WelUagton-ttraet. WANTJiD, a Boy to milk and make htmulC gar cally useful.—Applr L»n druoi'j Stables (Jnatmtrßot. WANTED, under Housemaid.— ipply Royal Mall Hotel at once. Hoop at home. Partnta mast bo rcßPOotablo. VKTANTKD (immediately), Improvers to »r the dressmaking;.—Apply M. BawiokV 113 Ylotorlft greet. WANTED (iramediateU), General Servant,—Apply Albion Hotel, Hotaon- Btroet. WF AN'i'KD, two respectable young men VT Boarders In a quiet family, whwre ao other* are kept—Mrs George Payne, top of Franklin Road, the third honso off I'onsonby Road, on the right hand Bide. WANTFD, one respeoiable Young Man Boarder in a quiet family. Terms moderate.—Mrs Blllsdon, William-street (St. James's Church). V\/ aNTEI>, Three *uart I'oys. -Apply »• American Hop Boer Faotory, Albort- Btreet, or at Mnrka'g Btoro, Grey-street. ANTED, a Kespectable Girl to assist In Hoiwwork.—Apply at this oflhe. W, ANTKD, a General Servait, with a YT good Heforanco.— Apply to JUrs Ksr!o- Blm, Albany Hoaß<-,Wolleßleyttioot West, two dours from Hobaot-atreet. \\r ANTED, a young girl to miid baby TV and do House work— *pply Mr» Hanls, I nert Mr Cooky. v*nlllngton aireil. A JTi£D, by the Warkworth Cemont Co., a siTKili Storo, or Space on which to erect one, whero a cutter may come alongside, tho Hallway Wharf preferred.—Apply John Milno. Colonial Bank Buildings. WANTJtU, a good General Servant; references required.—Mri Wm. Kossor. Cocqneat Place, Parn»U. WANTtJD, two good handa for the Dreaflmakinfj.—Aiiply at Ouco 10 Mills Bteale. Nelaon-struet. \\j ANT6D, Two Activo Youths. — v v Apply " Uttle Mill." foot of Cook-Btreet, Baldoek and Batty, proprietors WANTED, a Kespcctable Lad.—Apply thla offloe. W~~ ANTKD, Buyers for Uul's Coloured Stockings, from ii ; Gloves, Gd; Fril ling, 2d.—Brennan's, Victoria-Btrcct. WANTED to Sell, Cheap, a new Lawn Mower, latest make—Address at Star office; VS/'A^TED, by a r«spectable per*on, n T! Situation as Housemaid (no waiting on table); an hotol preferred.—Apply by letter to C.P., office of thla paper, \AI ANTED, by a Young Man, a Small * * Room, with flro-placo or uso of kitchon, in Newton.—Apply, stating terms and locality, H." Ellis, Star Office. W&NTJID, by a good Washerwoman, one or two days Washing every week. Mm Whlicomba'a ruglßtty Ofilco. Hobaonat. ANTED KNOWN.-JMelrosej nvo minutes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Devonport Land Agency. Boach Road.



WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand Scow, muac ba In good order.—J. W, Oarr. ANTED KNOWN, that the lownship of Monnt Albert is no forthor fr m Quoon-Btreet than many purta of Ponsonby. - Sale on Tueeday nest, at noon.—AitLur'a Mart. WANTED KNOWN to Ladies of 1 Auckland and District, especially to ' Milliners and Dressmakors, that Mrs W. M. s Tench is prepared to Teach only a limited num- ' bor of Ladies the Art of Feather Dressing.—For • terms, &c, apply Mrs W. M. Tench,leather Dresser, opposite Princo Arthur Hotel, Ilobson itreot. WANTED KNOWN —Mrs Coster, Feather Dresser, late of Queen-street, has removed to Howie's Bnlldloga, Wellealoy- I atreet West, opposite the Opera House. ANTED, one or two Kespectable Men Boarders In a private rurally. Terms i moderate.—Anply Star Offloc ( ANTED KNOWN—The IVewAmeri- ] can Cellaloid Collar, which requires no ■ washing; ono collar will lost six months. Price, Is; ÜBual price, 2s 6d. N.B.—Especially useful for travellers, sea-faring men, &c. Require no washing.—J.Grcon, 85, Victorla-streot. VTO"ANTED KNOWN. — Auckland V T Select Riding Sohool. Gentleman's Class from 7 to 8 a.m., and from 5 to 6 p.m. AN'IEO, Commissions and A«enica by a younft men travelling Auckland H-mllton. aid intermadlato districts.-A« dress T. G. F., Stab Ofßce. WANTED, near Urafton Koad or ICy ber' Pasc, an Unfurnished Room.—Address care ot Taylor and Kntrican, Wellesley-atrect. x aT ANTED to Let, premises ia Albert I Vf street, sultabn for a boarding-house.— Apply Black Bnll Hotel. WANTED, the Public of Auckland and North Shore to Know that J. P«tford, of High-street, is Manufacturing Colonial Orens from 12s 6d, Water and Qas laid on at Great Kcdaotion. WANTED KNOWN, ladies' Stays 2s 3d, worth 3t>, Btrong and good shape; Dr. Warier's Flexible Hip Mays (slightly tia.ma.eea). ss. worth 7a Cd caoh;[at J. Green's. 85, Victoria-streot. ' \\r ANTED to Kcll, Zinc-lined Cages.— TT Champtaloun and Cooper, 70. Qaten* Btreet. WANTED,— Pawnbrokers' Sale of TJn ndeomtd Pietges will ba held by Mr Arthur at bia Mart, on Monday next. 6th November, at 11 o'cloofc.—James Kae, Pawn broker; WANTED KNuWN. - The Melrose Estate is the Cheapest Property for sale in Devonport.—Apply, DevonportLand Agency, Beaoh Eoad, or B. Tanner, No. 8 Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, Spokes and Felloes and all kinds of Coal to bo had off Joseph Craig. WANTED to Buy, Suburban Grocery Boslntss and Premises.—Apply at once, F. T. Paten, at E. B. Cardno'a office, Fort street, from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m. WANTED, uwnets wishing to Sell Properties to send me particulars to ensure ready sale. No eale.no oharae.—W. V, Bteveng, 187, Qoeen-etieat. \\ ANTED, the Public to know that J. V» Petford has opened a Branch Shop at the North Shove as Plumber, Gastlttcr, Coppor emith, and Bell-hanger. «*rANTED, Buyers for Floor Oilcloth, YT yard width, Is 6d poryard,at Brennan's Yictoria-Sgreet. \jtl ANTED KNOWN. — Allotments, » » with 'choice views; rich soil, arid con vonient.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency. Y^T" ANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Gubs oott will BtUl carry on the Busslnoßs, m Medical Herbaliat, punned by her late huaband, Prc f csaor Guescott, In Bhortland Creeceat, opposite tboAnoklandClab,



ANTED KNOWN, tlia it is the owner's instruction to thß Auotioneor to toll tho Township of Mount Albert on Tues day noxt, atnoon—Artkcr'a Mart \*7ANTED, Buyers for Swiss Striped VT Muslin at 5Jd; lace curtains, full size, Gsihl.—Breunan'a, Victoria-street. ANTfrD, by a Married Man, several Small Gardens to keep in order by the day or week; would make himself Kenerally useful. Good recommendation.—Address G.R., Albert House, Albert-atrcot. WaN'I'EU, Buyer* for if ant Uol. ur Ptfntß, 4Jd; Sateens in fashionable shades, at ll)d.—Brcnnan'3, Victoria-street. »»/A'>TuD KNOWN—well Known.— V T Good Allotments in Pontonby at 20s and 30j per foot; at tlio N orth Shore, from 17s 6d to 60s per foot; at Sunnyside Estate, from 15s to 30s per foot; at Avondale, main road, 5s per foot, and in other districts likewise cheap. ~ Robt. Burrow, House and Kstato Agont, High- Street; \»/"A«TKi) KWUWJN—Working JVlen V T can Bare their Monsy by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Me»l« 0d: Hoard and Lodging 160 por wook.—Note tho address i Nearly opposite the Waitemata and olose to the Dook, Lower Albort-Btreet,—R. Mnrdooh, Proprietor. \STA»TED-The Customers of Munro VY and MllUgnn to know that they are now nropnrod with a lull and oholco aiwortmont ol Tweeds and Drapery Goods in all depwememtu for the coming Boanon. ANTED KM OWN, that T. B Kob son (Into ltd wards), Ko'bonrne House, I Ponsonby, Is sailing drapery, hoßiery, laoep, fancy goods, frlllinßS, &c, at lower than Qaean street prices. WANTED, (-livers for men's Trousers', Cs lid; Alpine Hats. 2a lid: Tweed Hats, Is lid; Gents' Linen Collar*, Gd; Neck Ties, 2d.—Brciman'a, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN—That Miss Dor byshiro will Romova on MONDAY next to tho New Shop at tho corner oC Union street and Franklin Road, which is to be. opened shortly as v Drapor's. Thanking her cus otnera for past favours, sho begs that they and the public will continue tho same from above data. WANTiiI),- Wauted to Bell, cheap, 7 barrels of Currants, only ii and Od Ib; Lomon l'o»l, Is 4d Hi (not less than the lb); Canary Seod, 5d lb; Homp Soed, 4d lb, 121b3 for Ss ; Canury Seed, 1211)3 for 4s ; Boxes of Tea, only 14s Oil por box; Christmas Candles, id eaeii, 7 for Gd, or 3s a box of 51 candles; small piecos of bpongo, only 2d.—11. Watts, Pitt atreet. Y\;ANT*D KNOWN.—That an kie- T t mentary Slrglnd Olusa will ba opined in tho Chiistlanu' Moalnc Hous), oonor Cook nnd tiobson-atreots, by Profmuor Usllllftu. on Tuesday, October Slit, at 7 30. Turms: Ladlos, Bs; gentleinsc, 10j Ijl per qaartor, in uavatio'. received in the Hall on opening night. &G. WINSTON * have on Sale • 9",ot'U flrst-olaes BLingUa and u.i.OJO Slfttog, . AMIUULK.AGKU Widow Lady wishei to correspond with a Gentleman occupy-1 ing a reapcctablo position, with n view to matrimony.—W.A.B., Post-olllco, Aucklantl MIDDLK-AGBD Widower woulcTTe . glad to communicate with a middle aged Lady with a view to matrimony.—Address K.Z., Star olllce. N.B.—The strlotcst sscrocy proaorvod. 1 1 to TAILORS AND TaILOUKSSES.— I Wanted, at onoo, a Qood Coat rfnnd ; also, First-olatß Tatloroßßea and a Good Maohinitt — Anrly a Bowrl»g. Tailor. Wakefleld-ttreat. a LAiJV, anxious to get to London, r\ would easlat a lady with family or an Invalid, In return for pniaaea or putlal paesago. —Apply to Traveller, Herald Ottlce. TXB L E MXiNTvaots a Situation as above; a man who thoroughly understands ths care ot cot sea; wagen not co n.uch an object as immooUtx employment.-A(ply, by letter, */, M»ndetß, St ax Olllce. KAPEK'S ASSISTANT. —Wanted, an Awaietant for the H>bordashory and Hoßiery Uapartments.—J. Cosurava and Co. JUNIOR ASSISTANT w«nttd ; also, a Younx Lady'as Saleswoman.—J. Rendoll, Brighton House, 180 and 182 Grey-street. - ■ -—* Tenders.



IW'EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, COAL S'JPPIiY, 18S3. Railway Vepsrtmenr, Welilnßton, 27th Uotober, 1882. Tenders will bo recelvad until noon of MON DAY, 20ih Nov.mber, 188;, for Uio Bupp y and Delivery of Coal and Coke for tho New Zea land Hallways. They must bo addrsstad to ihe General Manager ot New Zealand Kail ways, Wellington, and marked uuulue, " Ttnder ior Cual." SpeolflcAtlom can be tear, and forms of tender obtnlnkd, at tbo ollloea of tho Railway Uansgers at Auokland, Napior. wtllin^ton. Wangunui. New Plymouth, N*lton. Ploton, Q/oymonth, Weßtport, Chrlitoburoh DunediD, aod the S.atlon Maaiorb' cllios at Whaug&rel and iDvofCargtll. Telegraphic tonderu will be reoslved it proaentel at nn/ I olegraphlo Otllco by Boon of tho fans date, provided that writ' ton tendor< in dco form ars lodged nt a Ualt way Manager's uitico by tho same hour, Iho lowest or my tender will not necosßarily be aooepted. J. P. MAXWELL. General Manager New Zealand. Hallway;. OCNT HOSKILL HIuHWAY BOAHD. Tenders will bo recelvod at my oflloo beforo \ noon of FRIDAY, the 10th November, for Works on Hiilsborough Hond and Carlton strcct. JAMES BABER, C.E, rj'O CORTRACTORB.—Tenders for " Formation of a liond at Edon Torraoo will bo received np to noon on WKDXKSDAY, Btli November, at our otlloo, Colonial Bank, where plan mid specification may bo seen.— Boylax & Lundox, Civil Knginecrs. TO BUItDERS—TcnderR will ba re oeived until 1 o'clock of Wednesday, tho Bth ins', for tho erection of a Six roomed Mouse at Mount Hrsklll. Plans and speciflcatlonx at my retldooce, i-yraonds S'.reet. — GSl'. BOW -1 KING. Architect. Calls. OLONIAL GOLD-MiJVING COM PANY (LIMITED). Tho Directors have this day marto a Call—the first—ot Tbreepeuoe per share on the capital of the Company, payable to the Manager, at the Onmnanj'fl office. Coromandel on or tnforo W4UNKBDAY, November Bth, 1882. P. J. TIBRNAV, Manager, Coromandel. Ootobor Slat, 1882. NEW COLOMAL GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIJUTltrh Tha Directors have this day made a Call (tbo tint) ot Tnreepenoe per Share on the capital of the Company, dno and paynble tn the S-orotary at tho Company's Office 5. Nsw Zealand I*BUr ance IlnUdlngi. Auokland, on or beforo THURSDAY, November!3rd, 1832. By order. JOHN R RANDER^ON, eeeretary, Auckland. Oot. SI, Mil. QUEEN OF ENGLAWD GOLD MIN ING COMPANY (LIMIIED). Tho Ulreotora have thiiflay miclo a Cill (tho second) of Threepence per Share on the capital Of ihe Company, due and oayable to the Secre tary, at the Company's OfHoa. S, New Zealand In»cr»Boe Bnildinß», Auokdland, on or before ■JHUR'SDAY, Novemoer 23rd, 18S2, Byordo.-, JOHN R PANDKRSOtf, Secretary, AuoklmiJ, Oof. SI, 18S2. Gazette m .Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NORTHERN JODIUIAL DIaXBIOT. IN BANKRUPTCii In the matter of "Tho Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and tho several amond ments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of William James Yandlb, of Weilesloy street, in tho City of Auckland, Car penter, a Debtor. Notice is hereby glvon that at a First Meeting of the Creditors of iho abovenamed William James Yandle, hold on Tuosday, the 31st day of October, 1882, in tho Supremo Court Building, Auckland, at tho hour ot cloven of tho clock in tho forenoon, Thomas Macffarlane, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the estate and effects of tho said William James Yandlo ; and that, tho said Thomas Macll'arlano has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of tho said trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this 31st day of October, 1882. ■ G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. William James Yandle, Debtor in person.



IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. XS BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876." and the amendments thereto, and in tho matter of the Btckrnptoy of Maurice John Mattiuws, of 'i'anranga, Journalise, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a first meeting ot the Creditors of the above-namod Maurice) John Matthews, Hold on Wednesday, the flret day of November, 1892, In the Pnpreme court Buildings, Auofcland. at the hoar of 11 o'olook In tho forenoon, Arthur Danbebln Bennett, of AnoSland, Certlflontod Acconntsnt In Hank rnptoy. was elaoted Crsdltors' Tnntao of the eßtate and ttteotm of the said Manrlce John Matthews; and that the eald Arthur Dunbabln Bennett he 8 Intimated to the ttegistrar, In writ ing, his scooptanoo at the BaM triutceshlp, Dst»d at Anokland, this Ist day ot Novem ber, 1882, Q. W. BASIiKY. DeDnty Registrar, John M. Auixwdtsu, Wyndham - street, Anokland, Agent for E. G. B. Moss, Tanranga, S Jlloltor for the Debtor,



To Let. rr>O UWX\ a calter's «uop ann uveo, in I Womogtoo-Btreet.-Apply to F. L. P/ime, 28, Now Zealand Inßnrance Hqii-Ungs. "fi~O L&T, a* newmorKer, tibop and I House (Orooms), facing railway station.— | Apply to Jolin l'earce. 9 dwelling and out-houaes, adjoining Vic toria PwkToW- Apply Dovonport Land Agency. . . rTrTTuET, Brighton liosid, Paruell, a uew i House of four rooms end aoullory; gas J «nrt wntor lalo lo; good bob air; view nusur- SaßHea- rent moderate- Apply to D. F. H.v»n SStato Agont, next Herald Olßoa, mO~LET, that Beautiful Villa Keridence 1 of Mr William Uoss r. Bull'e,-. Bltnuted at no.,qnißt Place, Parnell; maßOlfloont view of theharboor^ : rlpX) LET, a two roomed Cottage.—H. JL J. lllordun, Nelson-Btreeot, uoar Cook atreot. TOI^KT. Settlors' Hotel, Wliaußarei.— This old established llrst-class Hotel to be let for a term of years as may be agreed upon. -For particulars; apply to lilonel Phillips, Mcssi'3 Khronfried llros., Queen-street Wharf, Aiicklaiul. rfliO LKT, House. -Apply J. M. Moc- I donald, corner of Queen and West Queen streets. rg O LET, in Grace-street, Poosonby. a " House of Six rooms; water liidon, with every convenience,—Apply ne_t cottage above. rST\O IET, Hope and H.unice Cottoges, I Ponsonby Road, near Ponsonbv Hall; gas and water laid on.—Apply W. G. Allen, Clarence street, PonsonbVj rr\O LET, 4-roomed Cottage, splisndid II viewot water.—Apply to Mrs wheeler, Ysrliorough ■ street, Dodwood Terrace, Pou- Bonby. rg^O LET, a Six-roomed House in Spring- I street, Ponsonby. Rent low to a good tonnant.-Apply If. O. Whiting, King-street, l'onsonliy. frvJ~CH.T, Cottages, 10s )o 12s Cd week ; J Shops, 8* to 30s per week—in Newmarket. —Apply to >'■ (A. (Mayton. ri\U LST, a i omfortably-lurnished licT f room, with or without board.—Apply Mr Walt, Kiro UriKitdo Station, Albert-street. T,O LEr FOlt THE SUMMER, a Ploavant Sum nior Hoald onoo at Oaehtmea, oommiindtnK a inupulfloent view, and hur loundcd by I aorcs ot tho Holiest pasture, con veniently situated, bolng wlihln hulf-c-inlauto's walk of panning 'buspa, and llvo m'nutea from ranwuy Biallon; formerly tho rcsldenoa of Dr. A. Zlazan, T. W. HICKSON & CO. r"jp U L E T. BKAFIHLD VlKW.~noar top of Grafton Road—Couifortablo House of six roomn and kitchen, &0., &o.; nloe garden, and goad posi tion. r>. F. EVANS, Katato Agent. Auckland. >p O LET. RRMUERA.-A Superior Owolllng of olght rooma and soullery. woodshed, ptKStle, —o, L'ornor allotment, 130 x 100. Situated on main road, just at railway atation. D. r, KVANa, [ Katata Agent, noxt "Horald"Ouloa.



mo MKKOHANTS, UVKKY cfTABLB X KEKPKRS.AND OTHKRB REQUIRING LARGK HKJfMIdHS IN TUX OJSNI'KK OJT Taa oity. TO LKT OR LKASK—Thoso extensive Pie mlsee In Dnrham-etreat, adjoining the llayraor kot, at present ooonpled by Basten Brothers, Conoh bonders, who are removing to tholr now tirnminos In Wakefleld-Btreet. opposite Mcasts 6 Arp 6 p " y BrOB- BASTED BROS.. Durham-street OFF ICKB TO LET, suitable for Brokara, Custom-houso Agents, or pursuits of similar description, situated adjoining Custom houso, Fort-strcot.— Fran/. Kninmer. FFICK TO LlST.—Apply at U.N.L, a, Rooms, (Jnean-atroot jjoat and Founa TOS ■', to-day er mat night, a Cheque for i £50, drawn by Mr 11. Wood on Bank of Now Zealand. Payment of cheque has been stopped, and tho public are also cautioned against negotiating the lamo.—£l roward on returning oheqtio to Star oflico. LO*T, in Symouds-street or Kybcr Pass, n Paroolof Wool-work.—Finder rcwardsd on leaving It at thla olHoe. LOST, on Saturday night, a Gordon Setter Dog.—K'ndor will be rewarded on returning same to Mr 8, Jackson, Uemuora. Anyono detaining tho same aftar this nollco will bo prosocuted. LOST, v Black-and-whito Newfoundland Dog. Amwers to tho name of Bounce. Tho advertiser »».s rocelvod Information ot hW whcivsboum. and any person detaining him afUr tht-i notice will be pro»ooutod. a roward of JOi will 1m paid if letornod at onco to C. Bull, oaro of X Bull. WqtMfleld-Btroet. LUST, Black Pony, marked J on near shoulder.—The Under will bo rewarded by app'ylng to J. Gilbert, Parnoll. ij'OUNP, io CJuoen-streer, on Tuesday " afternoon, a Purso containing Monor.— Owner can have it by giving description and contents to Dr. Walker, Qroy-Btrcot, from 3 to " p.m. Personal. lIIKKKBV give notice that I will not bo rotp mslblo ror any debts comraoUd by my wife, Kieimur tionwtok Patoa. after thla d»te, andnnloasshe returns my gold watoh and ohaln tho matter will bo placed In tho handa of tho police No. ot watoh J0.113.-A, M, Paton, Prlnofjr-atreot, MewuiuUß. EUNION OF OLD COLONIST?. ; —— WEDNESDAY, Ist NOVUMBEK, At half-pißt 7 o'oloolr. A Meeting of Hina of Old Colonists will be hold at Mr Hlckson'e Ofllce, Queen-BtrcoWabovn Good<on'B Atcidc). AH Fond of Old Colonlst3 are invited to attend. J. J. OKilO, Hon. Sco. JM. CLARK, E S Q., . MAYO?, OITY OS1 AUCKLAND. Hearing that Dr Phlißon wi'l shortly retire from li'a position an Bnrgoon to tho Auokland llOßpltalj we brit to express that somo pahlto recognition of hta servloeß nhonlil be made, and ask that you will take such tteoa as yon may think beet to Rive the public an opportunity of expressing; their appreciation ot his past EOrvlcof. JOHN B. RUSSELL, a a, McMillan, W. AITKKN, And numerous others. A MEETING of those intorostod in carrying out the above proposal will be held at tho rooms of tho Auckland Chamber of Commerce on Friday, 3rd pro?., at 3 p.m. J. M. CLARK, Mayor. Mayor's Office, Ootobor Slat, 1887. TW" 0 T I C E. I invlt c all those who are desirous that a Looal Committee ba formed for the pnrpose of managing tho Hospital a»d Inflrnnry (Old People* Home) to meet at the rooma of the AuckUmd Chambur o£ Commero»onKßlDAY, 3rd proz., at 8.30 ci.m., for the purpose of oon nltolng a letter on the unbj not, from the Bon. Colonial Secretary, and taking suoh notion In the matter as may seem desirable. J. M. CLARK. Major's Gffloe. October 31st, 1852, XpiGHT HOUKS DEMONSTRATION. HE ELECTION OF DELEGATES. At a meeting of Delegates at the Working Men's Club, held on Saturday, 28tb, it was re- BOlved—"3 hat the following Trades and Sec tions ot Labour, t'Zj Cabinetmakers Bhip wrlirtita, Blnokemithß, Moulders, Coaohbnllders, Plasterers, Tailors, Saddlers, Prlnlers, Bakers, Plumbers, Stonemasons, nnd Bootmakers, be requested to Kloot Delegates to represent them before the nexc mestlnir, which will ba heid at th« Worliing Men's Club on the lOthNovomber, at 7.30 p.m. H MIDDLHTON, See pro tern



Mloney. MONEY TO LEND on Mortspg* in any sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed In my hands till invested,—W. V. Stevens, In veetlna Attoat, 187, Qaeen-strect, A?"I 6\ To £10,000 LENTonßuilaing 3SmA.\f Sooiely principle*, or on other torou ;o sun borrowers, Allottnenw bought and Houses built on weakly payment system. Mortgages and Jjon.ns negotiated, ape Uatot Properties for sale on 4th pace. Blx ocr oent. allowed on money deposited tor lnveatmorrt. 0. Williamson, Lend. Batata and Finsnobl i»nm ami Vaioatoii1, 3. "^olrwn Tuns. , SDUSThIAL AND PKOVIDJSJNX L PERMANENT BUJMIING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOOIBTY OF AUCKLAND. INVBSTINO SHARES. This Society la now Issuing a limited number ot Investing Shares an follows :— INVESTING! SHARKS. Ordinary, carrying fall rate oE Interest and proflt. Monitors paying Bttbuorlptlons In ndvonoo (or a period ot 6 mouths and upwards soourc oorreßcond- Ing advantages. PAID-UP SHARKS of tho value of £20 each tor limited periods, carrying 7 per cent. Interest, ppjablo half-yearly In cash and participating in profits. MONEY ON DKPOSIT. Tha Society 1b also prepared to receive Money on Deposit on the following rates of Interest •— For 12 months, at 7 par cent., Interest pay able half yearly. For 6 months, at 6 per cent. For shorter geilodg, 5 per oent. GKOKQK JJItASKIt, Manager. ao/lloes I Corner of Queen-atreot and Vulcan ane,



_ or eaie. If1-OR SALE, Wino, Spirit, and _<ier S? Mottling Business, doing nice family trade; could be extended; in rising town, hariag flrst class communication with Auckland. Good reason for selling.-Apply Box 201, P. 0., Auok land. RT^OK SALE, JJuke-slreet, four-roomed 1 . Cottage, colonial oven, dreßser. &o.; good noil; allocu eat 39 x 6*. Price only £\!>o.-V. ff. fcvnnß, Kstßte Agent, Queen-stieet, uexc Herald l office. 810 It>KUAVN"i'APjSK WKAPPEKS for I 13 Bale, Cheap.—Apply at thU olHoi*. N~ OKTHCoT-.-A Corner Allotment^ opposite tho new hotel, and having a water frontage (an original Government allot ment), 25a per foot.—W. F. Hammond & Son, Architects, South British Chambers. Jp O X SALE. A New and Well-finished Shoo and Dwelling of S rooms. Allotment 33 x 105. Goad position in rising suburb. Capital oponlnp. Price. £250. p. F. KVAN3. |(1 0 X S A L 15. 01IPCTANT-STRBKT (Pousonby)-A Now Oottaiio of 6 roonifl. throo liroplnoen; water laid In. Prloo, only fil&Q. 'i'orma very oasy. U. _. KVANa, Katato Agent. im O R S A~ L. F. SHKLLY BKACH HOAD.-New and well flnlnhod Villa Kosklence of C rooms; Rat and water laid in, gaa flctlnga, &o,; allotment S3 by 120, well fenced and thoroughly drained; a very doalrable property. D. F. EYANS, ltßfate Agent, "|/» Oft IMM_ UIA X Si, aAL E, JD A. BARGAIN. A vory desirable Farm of 101 Acros, sttuatod about 15 rnllra from Tuakau Station, together with a comfortable Cottago of Throe IRooma. Dairy, Workshop, Cowßlud, I'lßsttoa, eto,, o-o. A BDlendld stroam runs through tho property. All fenced and subdivided. About sixty acroa In grata; tho rest oultivatod. Soil flrst-oloss. Good metalled road all the way. Must ba sold, nn owner is leaving tbo dlntrlor. Prloe only £300. In faot,no reasonable ofl'er refused. D. F. KVANB <No. 423). KBtato Agent. I/1 OH. I'O.Sl 11 VU SA_K.-Gentleman's F liandaomo Kotidencn and Ground —This valuable freehold property iB sltuato wltbin tho ono milo radiua of tho olty. Honso contains 12 commodious rooms, all in first c!ass order, and roaicolflcontly flnlshod oil', attaohed to whloh ia uvery possible oomfort and oonvonienoo, useful au well cs omamontal, such as bay windows, lurKo tialaony and verandah, oonservatorleß, bath-room, lavatory, store-room, dairy, wash house with copper, Ac. &?„ &o. In faot, a gontloman's family rotinonco thoroughly re plete. Grounds aro really grand, and stocked wltU the choicest fruit tree?, Honors, &c.; beautiful walka, sunny B'.opos, ahudy nooks; a'togcther past description, and must be aeon to bo appreciited. Thisproporty Is for positive Bale. In conßequnnoe of owner baying to proceed to KBRland, and Is pur into the market by him with muoh reg! et.- Cardn to view, and all par tlonliire, from l». F, KVANH, Ustate Agent, next" Hernia," Qneen-Btreet. A LLOTMENi S I ALLUTMiSJSTS I! NKWTON ROAD—Two Flrat-olass almost Level Allotments, S3 x KB, £132 each MOUNC KDKN-Snlondld Level Allotments (main road trontago), llrat-clnna Iluulnnas hicoj ; aDjut throa mlautea' wulk past Tol bar MOUNT KDHN-Very flenlrable VlUa Bltea abont M x 130, at from £100 oaoh ONunUNGA Two Choloe Allotmentm U'M oaoh NOHTHOOTK-Sovornl CholOO Allotmenta In this delightful looality, from R lO each ANGLKSBa-BTRKKT-lOxISO, for £100 GRAOK-STRKKT-Vory Oholoe, at from 45s ST V, AkT-STRKKT-Boantltnl VUin,Sltos,at SOB foot BPBINQ-3TRKKT (Ponsonby)-Cheap BnUdlng Sites. 33x99, at £42 oaoh PONBONBY KOAD (Bajflold)-One nloe Lot, 40 feet frontage, for £60 AUBUKN-3TRKKT (Kyber PaBB) - Choloo Unlldlua Sltoa. nloely planted, good well, and many appliances for building, £130



V. F. EVANS, KBTATE AGENT. QUICKN-9TKKKT (Next •'Herald.') DRAYS ! Drays 1 Drays 1-ttow on view atßaoklandV, one of our celebrated build, unjurpaasod by any,—Yurrall and Co,, Newton Oo&oh Jfaotory, OTKi,—FOlt SiLE, that superior freehold property in tbo flourishing town ship ol Palmsrston North oalied the Ulnb Hotel, now being oreoted; will be ready for opening on tho lit December next. Is tho largest and b^ist arranged homo between raramkl and Wellington. I/oonso granud An lnfluantiat olub has baen organised,for which a suite of roomi his been arrangod. The toaee contains In a 1 10 room>, with bath-room, Btablo, oonoh- I liouao. &n. Plans may bs coin and ptrtloulara had from tho undersigned only. To a parson with otpltal this proients an opporlunity for making an as^oied fortune.—David T, stuarr, Commission Agent, Hnnter-itreet. Wellington. '"TioniKvE^ToTiil^oT^BloroTT^- I sonby Road, corner o( Duke-street, a MngnlDcout Business bite, allotmont 15 x 107, coge'.her with a nloe Cottage of Four Hooms and Bcullory cooted on back oud of the allot ment; well built and finished off; good wator suvi'iy.—Apply to D. F, Kvans, Kstato Agent, neit • Herald" oflloo. 009 S~pTENbID VILLA SIXES VOO. BALK. WOODLANDS, NORTHCOTE (hotter known as tbo flonlo Orrunds)—Six Very Uholoe Uulid- Ing Allotmontfl, oaoh 68 x 132, qulto love 1. most ! deblrnbln, and coar to beaou. Prlod, only £35 oaoh. Term* very easy, D. V. KVAN3, Hstate Agenti T|iO IN\ rKSTOKS AMD OTHEhS. ---1 For Sale, Valuable City Property; Grand Business Sitea ;in most central position, Houao hold Allotments about 28 by 109; ground rent low; situated in Elliott-Blreet. A flrst-clasa investment. Also at Ponroso, a voltiablo little lot of 7 acres within a few yards of Railway Station. Grand corner for an llotol or Business Site, being situato on Great South Road. This opportunity to secure valuable sites should bo embraced at once.- Full particulars from D. F. hjVANS. Katato Agent, Quocn-atrect, next Herald (618.) rTlt EWE X V FO X SALS. A woll-appolntod Browory, bnslnesß of 50 hogeheads a month, and capable of being largely devoloped. Price, £100. T. W. HIOKBON & CO., KBtate Agenta. On sale, FORTY TONS OAMARU POTATOES, EX Dttlf/ANCH1, Sound, Firm, and Well-shaped. This shipment Is, by far. tho BEST TABLE POTATOES landed hero this year. ADAM LAVBOUKN & VO., DURIUM-RTIIKHr.



TTNION CEK HIVES FOR SALF. Apply Union Babh & Door company. Moohanlcs' Bay, or Cußtomhouie-Btroot. f\ N SALE 50 TONS PRIME POTATOES. i G. S. JAKIJNS, OUaTOM-HOUSK- THKB (Continued on front Page) .Board »no ttußiuencß. /COMFORTABLE Accommodation for V^ Two or Three Respectable Boarders, near Queen-streot: terms, 18s per week.—Apply Mrs Holt, No. 40, Wyndhonvstxeot. t iKOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street. — \J Vooanor for ore respeotablo boarder; terms, 20(par week; plunge and ehower bath, —Mre Faller. FBIVATE BOAKD AND RESIDENCE for BlDßle Gnntlomon or Married Couple at Mrs Fozioa'e, Plttetrcot, opposite the Don gr^garional Ohnroh. .•/OODBINE Cottage, Groy-etreet.—• Vt "Vacancies for Gentlemen; plunge bath and every comfort; torma modorato. /WVERHOK BKOW»¥ HUi'iSlt, VX" HOBaON-STKKKT, boahd awbLcdoins__. .300 per Week BmausßooM ..-—-_..2ta. , Atnnsements. AJ ATIONALINDEPENDENT ORDER i.l ODDFELLOWS. - FIONKKK LODGB, No. BCB, A.U. /rH MfWf^/\ PBOMENADK i'f'\"^mr^lm-~{ To b° hel|i 'ln tbe I^SS^Uk'HA Lorno-ntreet Hall on rPBMm/ftllSwfQ WKUNSSDAY, Bth (Ji^^*Sg»*?TOS*B' November, 1882. f?^P^itl^^fl™^ Dantiopt to com- nionoo at 8.30 p m. P^SMS^S Donble Tickets, S/; ■ Bofroshments inoludod. Tictiotg to bo obtained from Mr Thome, Groy etroet; Mr Hagleton, Quocnotroot; Mr Grey, Wellesley-street; Mr Home, VVelUngton-Btreet; Mr Short, Frooman'a Bay; Mr Wlgg, Newton. tETigh school, symojnds-st. ANNUAL ATHLKTIO SPORTP. DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. FRIDAY, 3rd NOVitMBKB, oommanolng at 11 o'olook. The presonoß of the Parents and Frlor,ds of the Boya. of O.d Bojb, and oC the Public U re- Bpectfuuy invited^



DraperVt <~c JfiSALi Finali! J^inalii! LAST FEW DAYS! SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ! GREATER BEUUCriONS ! FINAL REDUCTIONS I We have onlr abont (£3000) Throe Thousand Pounds worth of tirapery and Clothing left to soil no #. Our Final Cash Clearing Sale will onlr last a few days longer, when the balanoe of Btook will be SOLD B_ AUCTION. _B we wish to Closo the Salo NEXT WKKK, wo are making BTILL FURTHER KK DUOI'IONS to command an Kxpaditiona Clearance. Gtarlick: & Cb--Wwell Are Sail—ik Goods at ouch piloes as Tradesmen cannot nil'ord to sell who Intend oontlnulcK In tho Business.



A tot of Good Hoslory loft yoti A Lot of Borvloaablo Drcßa MuterlaU. ALotofEXCEIiLKNCBLAaK QQOD3. A Lot Ol Mea's and Boys' Clothing. A Lot of NH W Crotonnos, to arrive on the 30th A Lot ot New Whlto Curtains, just oponod. A Lot ot Colonial and Kngllßh Blankets, greatly reduced. Last I/>t of Blnok BlUin and Satina openod dp. During the Noxt Fow Daya jou will Parohise as Cheap as at Auction, and hiva the advantage ot Quietly Solootlng what will Suit you, COUNTRY FRIEND 3, DO NOT MISS THIS CHANCE ! ! ! GfABLICK & CRANWKLL POSITIVELY GOING OUT OF THE DRAPERY. BK3IDK3 ALL KINLB OF DKAPBRY, vra arb CLEARING OUT ALL THE T»|ANCHESTER QTOOK, As we Intend making; great alterations In tho Promises otter the Sale. BtiANKBTS-BBDUOKD BHKKTINOB-BKDUCKD HOLLAND3-KKDDCKDI OURTAIN3-RKUUOKDI GRKTONNKS-KBOTJOEDI OALICO3 FLANNMI..3, SHIBTINQS. HEPS. DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS.



Garlick & Ckanwell, On laoklDß through thole STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS, Had they have on hand no loss than 449. As the 7 are over-stooVod, and hold Invoices of more to arrive, they have determined to CLKAR ODT 200 lUONI UON B KD3TKAD3 AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICKS FOR CASH. FOHNITURS RBDUOKD BKDDINQ RKDUCKD OARPKTS RKDOOKD LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RKDUOED FKNDRRS AND FIRK-IRON3 RBDUCKO MATriNO AND MAIS RSOUOBD toilstwahk rkduohd ohimnsy & toit.kt glasskg rkdugbd alb furnibblnq qood3 reduced Fob Cash Payments, We are Selling mAPESTRY QAKPBIS At 2/3 pet Yard. . Wo wo Belling At 3/0. FURNISH YOUR HOUSB ROW AT REDUCED CASH PRICES, Gtarlick a Cranwkli., CITY HALL ARCADE; QUBEN-SIREKTi



(jtkeat Slaughter IN J)rapkrY. I hayo to Inform yon that I have pnrohMsa some prouertv at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil linery business. THANKB.-I take this opportunity of UuwMng my oustomerß for tholr constant und liberal patrooago during tho last 17 years. I shall hold a Olearing Sa l b FOR THREE MONTHS, Affording my customers andthepubllo an opportunity ot BBCDHIN« DRAPKRY AND MILLINERY OHUU AT PRIOKS UNDER COST. After the Sale, the Shop and Dwelling will be Let by Tender on LcaßO. „_,,,, I append the following Price List as a guide to my customers i—looo pairs Kid Gloves (In all colours)-2 bo turns, le: White 1-buttonß, 2a 6d; Fancy 3-bnttons to G. all at 3s 6d pair, wont 6a; 700 yards all wool Flno Dress Black Serge, Is yard, worth Zs; Rush Hats, 3d ; Long OBttioh Feathers, 109, worth £1; Euperflne Books, s'a to B*B, at 7<i, worth is; Gold Thimbles, Gd; worth 2s; White Marsella Boots, Is, worth b Gd. ALL THE STRAW GOODS AEK QUITE HEW. It Is the FIRST CLEARING S KWt. and am going to give the pubilo the benefit ol It. W, EYRB GLOVE DEPOT, Victokia-stbkbt. <• CJIGNS OF THE TIMES."—A more O valuablo and interesting Lcctoro de livered to New Zealanders has seldom, v ever, been published.



Public wowcos. A USTRALIAN MUTrTAL PKOVI , ±X. . DENT EOCIHTr. I ES rABLISHED 1819, Notion is hereby given that a Special Meeting of th» Members of this Sooto'y will bo held at the Masonic Hall, Yorlt-3trear; Sydney, at 2 o'olocfcin the afternoon of WEDNESDAY, tlio 22nd day ot November, 1881, tor the purpose of 1, Amending Bylaws, numbers 5, 10, and 19, relating to the olootlon and romui ora tion or Directors', and the election o( Auditors. 2, Amending Bylaw, number 20, by providing that, after the division at the end ot the preaenc Quinquennium, the division ot the unrpius shall ba made annually. 3, For Buoh other Amendments of the afore na!d Bylaws as may be brought before tho meetln?, and for the oonßldtratton oC snoh other business 88, nndor the Bylaws, may be considered at suon meeting. By order ot tho Hoard. ALKXANLESJ. R ALSTON, Soorotary, Head Office, 87, Pitt-street. Sydney, 12ih Ootobor, 188?. ■ NOTK.—The By-lawi, amended as proposed by the Board, aro published In the " Herald' of Ist November, 1882, and copies ot them can be obtained on application to the bead ufllco. Branch Officop. or any Agent of the Society. Proxy forme for absentee members wishing to be represented at tbe mooting oan also be obtained. These Bhould be completed at ouca, as tney must bo despatched by boat loavlng here on 12th November, to ba In tlmo for meeting, A SAONDERS. Auckland Agent, Insurance Bindings. • \ UCkLAND HAHEOUR BOARD. JLECT.OX 01" MfIMBER, Harbour Board Office. Auckland, November 1,1882. Notice la hereby given that, in terras ot the provisions of "Tho Harbour Aot, 1878," and "The Kogulattons for Kleoting Members of Harbour boards," an Kleotlon for a Member ot the Board, In piaoo of V. B. Compton, Kbq.. rr- Mgncd, will be held at this office on THURS DAY, the 16th day of November, 183s, at noon. By order of tho Board. JAMBS M. BRIGHAM, Secretary. LlND'rf Tea and Strawberry Gardens, Northcote, now open. Every accoramoda tlon to Visitors and Piunla Partlep. Cream always loady.



SHEEP kept upon Ilia Ban known as the farm of J S. Urahame Eiq., and Bltnated nt Awltn, are [NffKCTKU Sheep in tho moon ing of ' • The Sheep A ot, 1878." Dated this 30th day of October, 1882. ALEX, MONHO, BBeop Inspeotor. ALU ACCOUNTS due to F. Mandek, . Timber Merchant, Onehunga, must be paid to Mr 0. Gjrlanp, Princes Btroot" on or before the 80th November, 1882, or other Btopa will be takeu. FRANCIS MA.NDEB. Onohnnga, October 27,1882. AVAKIKD AND BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Christmas aod New Year's Cards (Royal Aoodeny Heriet), to be EOld at lowest jioaulble proflr. Fancy ststlonnrr and Cheap Books; writing Desks fitted with Stationery, at 6a 6a. Special Lino of Ledgers and other Account Booke. HENRY WHITE, BOGKSSLIJBR AND STATIOHER, High-afreet, Auckland. rriO CONTRACTORS ANJU OTHJBKS. We are prepared to Sapply FIFES AND BKICKS In Large Cjaantltlos. JOHN WILSON & CO., 81, Qdebn-btbbkt. pIANUS. p IANOS , p iANoSi JUST LANDED. PER ABHMORK, Being made to f peolal order, persons In want of a gooa Piano should call at once and see them. '.Seooßd-hand Piano, H2L Can be seen at Mr THO3. H. WEBB'S, Hob aon-atrdfct, three doom from Cook-Btreet TN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. MERCURy BAY SAW-MILI, COMPANY (UMITBD). The Propovty and Business of the abovcnamed Company having been disposed of to the Mer cury Bay Timber Company (Limited), all Claims againßt the Mercury Bay Saw-mill Company (now being voluntarily wound up) must be for warded to the uudoraigncd, care of Moaara Russell, Dovore, aud Coopor, Solicitors, Short lnnd-stroot, Auckland, on or before tho 15Ui Novomber; and all Debls due to tlio said Com pany not paid forthwith will be sued for without ui*V further notice thau that now {rivon. HUGH CAMPBELL, Liquidator. October 81,1882. Cbicketi! (Jkig.ket!!! Tho undersigned has just opened, ex Loch Awe and Wave Qaoen, a Cbolce Seleo;lon of CKICKaTIisG MATiSttIALS, Consisting of Dark's cobbeit's Bats, Daek's and uri'icic's Match Balis Badntlbtb, Battikq Glovrb, Leo Guards, fiTUMPi, &C. Aw-pmttii nn.TTV I TOBACCONIST. (Opposite Bank of Mew Zealand). Agont tnc " The fllnb Houee Clgaw." ONCE MOKE you can get that usefal llttla Penny Time T*ble from one of Ibe Stationers. BALE ot Town»kip of Mount Albert posi tively takes place on luo.duy, November 7th (at noon), at Arthur's M;.rt KfcTABLIeIIKD 1835. Bf BPICIAI, «^^^^^^». APPOINIMBNT. s\. SKWINQ MAOHINH; B\\ Tho Easiest, Simplest. UY \v^\ \ X Beat Mada, and Most \^\. Datable. ONLY THB Xs^ \K OELKBRAT«D X^X^



Tho only Ho wins Machine which has never baon beaton In oompetltlon. 8010 Agents In New Zealand: SHAKESPEAK AND CO., (Opposite the Market,) QUEES-STREET. J ■jy o t i c c. ENTERING INTO PARTNERSHIP. AU parties owing Money to the undersigned ■will oblige by paying same at once. THOMAS McIVOR, City Market. T JJJ O : A L. MB G. N. BRASSEY Begs to notify that ho has commenced the practice of his profession as n BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR in Auckland. )fflees at Coombcs's Chambers, Qneon-atrcot, opposite the Bank of Australasia. T^ W A V T. E, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. BROKER, SCO,. 177, Q U E E N - S TK E E X, Opposite mom In & Co/b. "|\T OTICE.—AII Claims against the Estate JLi ot tho latj Jameß Roblnaon, Bombay, mnat ba Bent in before 15th November, 1882, otherwise they will not ba recognised.—Mrs J. Robinson, Y ACHT A^ BOAT-BUILDING, A. W AKBR IC X (Sevsral years Foreman In Mr, C. Railei'a ahedf, Has Oommicnoed Bdbi^rbs at ran Nonxn Sbobb on bis own accoujst, BOATS REPAIRED OHEAFLY. Pleaenie and other olaaeea of Boats bnllfc - at I purest Price?. | TU«T PU«LISHEU-Kev. Joseph Cook's Lectnre, "Signs of tho Timc9." Price, Sixpence. To be had of all JBookso lore andlStalioners. J. B. BIAIK IF, VICrOKIA-STKEET. IMPORTER OF BUtf.DBRS' & FURNISH JNG IKONM ,j N(i ERr IJIBROr FROM MANUFiCTCTRKR?, Haa for Bale, at Low Rates— narcentors' Tools Nailn, Looks, Hinges Kitchen KangrS Ke<iißter Gratep, in groat Variety Marble and Enamelled Slata MantlCDlCOeo LarsestSuickinATiokUnd BUlwi"cueß' Marble, Klectio-Plate, Carb and other Fenders Galvanised Iron, Sheet Lead, and Zinc Slates, Cement, and Master INSPECTION ISVITSJJ.



Auctions. TO-MORROW. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2. O CLEARING-OUT SALE.' TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. W. DOWDEff WILL Fell by auction at the Exchange Mart, tc-morrow, at 11 o'olock, 18 Oases ot tea, from tbe Kooohow Paokei CitDpany, i poind and J-nound paofcets 2 QiatterCasks Saperlor Ausuallan wine 6 cases Champagne 1(W boxes Tea 1 ton Baoon and Hams 2 toau Conptny's Suitar 13 toss Flrur SO sticks Oata The above Socds must be sold to cloia anoounts. TO-BaORROW. L. W. EATON \\l ILLsell by auction, at his Mart, to- W morrow (Tcursdsy), at halt-past 10 o'clook Bhorp, gn Casea Orangea (J.P.H.) 2Q Oases American Applcb Potatoes, Cocoanuta, Oaten*. &o, TO-MORKOW, at 11 o'clock. OSANGESI ORANGES I R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, Queeu-sticor. at 11 o'clock a.m., 1 ?1 oa?es Orangos I 2 oases Maodarlnog i FRIDAY, NOVEUBEU 3. DURHAM YARDB. ■JIOR SALE, at tbe Durham Yards, en JD Friday next, 1 Useful Horses from Wangabul 2 Medium Draußht Marai, saleable far farm •work ,:■ ---2 Heavy Uraught GelAlnes 2 Very Quiet Biding HarBUS Haoks. Light Harnami; and llranglit Hews Urnyu, Spring Carts, Harness, Saddlery, &o. At 10 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAW. FOlt VKIVATK SALK—Kow Sydney Drayß. Fencing Wire, Superior Poverty B*y Bye Gmae, Sec.



W. 8. COCIIIUNKI LJAS. DAOBB MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20. KINGSLAND! T7-INGSLAND ! INGBLANDI J:VIM(iBL,ANIJI KING#LA.ISD I KINGSLAND! KINGSLAND ! T7"INGSLaND » INUBLANOI JX.INGSL.ANU! AT THB JUNCTION OF THE NEW NORTH, COMMERCIAL,, AND KINGSLAND ROADS. mHE MOST AVAILABLE SUBURBAN ESTATE YET Iti THE MABKET, Being accessible by Bail or "Bus regularly throughout thp day, and Bltmito only- TVVO MILES FROM THE CENTRE OF THE CITY. This Froporty will be Sold by Pnbilo Auction, Subdivided Into ■VfILLA "OBSiDENCE QITES, . os MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, AT 12 O'Ci.OOK, Terms: One-fontth oash; tmlanco a per oent. Titlk—Land Tiuusitbk. Flans oan be ottalned at Uie offibes ot SAMUEL COCHRAKB & SOY, Auetioneetg. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. TO OIL AND COLOURMEN, SPHCU, LATORS, DEALEKS & OTHERS. PAPERHANGINGS 1 PAPEKaANGtNGS ! 1 PaPERHANGINGS ! I! FOR POSITIVE SALE. GAB RIE L LB WI 8 HAS received instructions to aeiL at his Room* (opiKwtte Thornton, Smith and Birth's Mills), Lowor Qnoon-airoet. on the above date, at U o'olootr, : :i gQ BALKS OF ROOM PAPKBS, WBlt ASSOBTED. I . Terms at Sale). ; ' Samplo Pattern Books on View. V! B, OOCHBABB) UAH. DAOLB FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. fTTHE subscribers will sell, at their X Booms, Fort-street, on Friday. Novem ber 3, at 11 o'clock, GKHKHAL HOUBBHOLO FURNITUKB, nncslstUiß of—Conoton. Chain), Pictures, Clocks. Tables, Oarpetv, Mirrors, Ven derp, Cartalm, Bdrs, CatUry, Plated ware. Glasewore, PlatEdware, Iron B«d> steads, Mattroeans, Bedding, Chest Drawers, Washs«andß and Ware, Kitchen UtoneUs, SCO, SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON,. Auctioneers.



AT AN KARLY VATE. A BARE INVESTMENT! CIT¥ PROPERTY 1 UITST PROPERTY l MACKIE'S WELL-KNOWN BRICK STORES, STABLES, AND COACH FACTORS, DtJKHAM-STRBET, AKD NRX* TO MR. A. BUCKLANiJ'S HAY. AKD HORSE-MARKET, AND MTU ATED OPPOBITII MESSRS WARNOCK BROTHERS AKD POTTER & CO.'S STORMLV' HAVING A FRONTAGE TO DUBHAM STREET OF 148 FBET, AND WITH A- Dei-tv or 81 feht. PORTION OF ~ToF FLOOR CON. GREIED, SPLENDID CELIAB, well corcteted, . ; ■ WATER AKD GAS LAID ON. (Next to it ak back, is Brown's Floor Mill, and Waloro'Confeotionerylfaotoiy,) ALL OCCUPIED AT GOOD KKOTS BY FIKST-CLASS TJBKNANTtf, And ia Situated in one of the Busiest and Most Valuable Portions of the City. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received inttructions from Mr Alex. Mackle to Bell, by public auction at their Stores, Qaeen-street, at an ciariy date, THE WHOLE OF Hl^ WELL-KWOWJBf CITY FREEHOLD PROPBRTY, compTlslnK— BRICK COACH FACTORY, SITORES AND STABLES, * SITUATED IN DURHAM SXBE ST. A rare opportunity la now efforea to pkwbio ■ City Freehold Property, which at all times Is so dlfflonlt te obtain. • i E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. 'fa*ii*ut*&««. fourth fege,)