caro to accept it in preference to the authoritative announcements that have been cabled. Our correspondent's letter implies that the head ot the Republican Government, of which ho professes so much admiration, has needlessly excited the country by a false alarm.—KD. E S,]

THE COLONIAL FIRING.

Second Day.

BY TBLEGRAPH.—PR*3S ASSOCIATION.]

DONEDIN, Saturday. Fibino wa» resumed to-day, but at four o'clock the Wellington and Otsgo matches had to be postponed in consequence ot flic rain, after being partially completed. P. O. F. France, of the Wellington Naval Brigade, being the highest scorer in the lint.three matches, takes the medal pro scnted to the Association by Mr G. Ilynd man, jeweller, Dunedin. Volunteer Kroek?, of Dunedin, was second with 142, being one point behlud Prance. AUCKLAND MATOS.

Acbgxuto Maich (Jrd for Rifl» or Carbine Bolc).-SOO yards. "" "■"<»•'• " "tt >t0 all members of tha ass elation. Katran >a fee. Cs, iuoludlog ammonltlou. o^iaer o»r»i.u<«* or rlflea Oov»rnnient pattorn. Ist ptiw, ist'i ; 2«d pnz«, £18; 3rd prii!), US ; l(h prize £6; 2 priSMS of £5; 0 Jrlaau of &i il2 pries"of &l •12 Prues o( AI. - The principal piizi-takers arc in tho order named •: —

Sountam (Waikari)... ~. ... 46

Wm. McKrazle (Wellington.) ... 48 Cosgrove (civilian) ~ 44 Faynter (JSeUon) 45 Cooper (Auckland) 45 Sergt. Johnston (Uun'edin) ... 45 bub-Lieut. Wilson 45 Wai«h (Dnnedin) 45 H&rding (Oamaru) 43 Haslett (Auckland) 44 Cell (Wellington) 44 Btevenson (Dunedin) ... ... 44 MoUtchie (Broon) ... 44 Hale (Wellington) >■.. ... ... 44 Lieut. Loper< Nelson) ... ... 44 H. Davies (Thames) 44 Watt (Waimoa) ... 44 Monson (Port Chalmers) ... ... 44 Webster (Dunedin) ... 44 Seattr (WailcMiani) ,43 Church (Wellington) 43 Home<olutha) ... 43 McWbirter (Auckland) 43 Wm. McCarthy (Portobello) ... 43 Hoakinß (Tarauaki) ... 43 Wnddell(Duuoairi)... ... ... 43 W. Fereusiou (civilian) 43 lieut. Grossman (Nelson) 43 D, McLean (Wanganui) 43 U. Williams (Napier) 43 King (Oamarul ...- ... ... 43 Sergt, Ross (Wanganui) » 43 Griffiths (Blenheim).,, ... *.. 43 D, Stowart (cWilian) 43 W. Hutchison. (Dunedin) „. ... 43 Howes (Wellington) ... ... 43 Counted out-.—Alton, Dun*dinj Pat teraoa, Qamaru; Aitkib, Wauganui; Lander, Taranaki; For.ter, Wangnnui j Giblit, Duriedw. The above is the third match, which counts for both Rifle an,d Car. bine Championships. TheOtago maich, confined to rifles,.ia progressing, but will not conclude until lat« In the afternoon.

OTAGO MATOH.

Otacio Match itih lot Klfle B«lt).-a», 6W, Bad EGO yards. Savsa rounds at oa'oh dUtunoe. Open only to Yoluntesr metabar* of tint Aast •utloa whose ooi p* aro armad wit* taldec rtaat, Kslranoa io«. 7*.lsolatingaicmulUoß. SMdar rifles. Uavaramant pa«»-«. lat prte«, ta% { Sod vi ib». AJSI: *-d prlw. -*IO; *rt wto, trt : 6th price. fiS ; 2 prlzaof £9 ; 6 vttwia ot&S; 13 prlsaa of «3 ; 13 prltw otlßl. 4 p.m.

The following are, so far, the highest Korers in tfcia match (rifle*), but only about ooe-thitd of the m«n have finishJd i—

W, Ma»on (Olutha) 82 Mills (Dunedlo) .. 75 J. AJule (raiori) _ 78 Coventry <i»unoata 75 HanJln*(OaM»ni).. TS Lt. Oroeamaa (NeL) T4 H<tMo»smiui(WaD) V Lt. FosterU>u»edln) 14 Sgt Keanefly (Dan) 77 MorrU tOttma*n) .. Ti ITorster (Waaganul) 76 A protoit has been lodged Bgainst Algle, for firing in a civilian's hat ' ■ .. • .

Present Aggregates.

Three matches havo beea finished which count in the ag^r^gato for the J>lfl« arid Uarblnß Champ1 onshipa.

F<* EIFLIS BELT.

Brooks (Dp.) .Ml Horns'(Old.) .. 186 A. t-ellinger (Wsl) Ul Wlloooks IJUJ .. 13fl llardlnir «J»ro.) .. Ul Char ton (Wan.) .. 13d WanghlDP.) .. 141 nnmVHbwoH (*.) 135 noveStrr(<^»,) ..137 Hogg(Cla.) .. .. 13fi Hasl»ti(Aa.) ..137 A. Mossisan tWa».) -35 Ho»Mn liar.) .. 137 eayater iNtJ.) _ I<s Uooaman(NeM _ 138 Sontog (Walk.) —135 CABBINE BKI.T. V. Trance (Wei.) .. 113 Allen (Du.)_ ..129 W,Harris(»eg.. «" Mahone»(Waii) .. 128 Hoinws (WeJ.t _ 134 fcOB- INaploj) .. lffl P»rry(W»n> ..131 Brownlee (rhj _ 127 BoMlWui.) .. 131 Taoaiaß(rh.) .. 138 RlUlTh.) .. ..129 Alteon (Walroa) -12a Kltoh»n (Wei.) _ 129 floakln .. - 125 Tho Auckland Men.

A telegram states that the Auckland carbine* have not shown up at all well. Trayes g»t 50 ia the Nelson match, Webster 34, and Parslow 30. In the Canter bury match Trayes ma4e 36. Amongst the rifles Haslett it-well up for the btlt. He t»ok * prize with 50 in the Ne.s.n match; Skinner got 44 and 40; and Cooper was even worse with 46 and 36. Other tcoiers were Cameron, 40 and 37; iajlor, 45 (with a mifs)and 42; Handley, 87 twice ; Woolley, 41 and 39; *os, Hay, aDd James scoied 40, 48, arid 40, respectively, in the first match ; while Allen, 28 in the same inatcb, came in at the rear, :

To-day's Firing.

DUNffIDIN, this day.

This morning tbo weather is warm and blight. The Union, Marlboroagb, and Civilian matches will be fired to-day, also tho last range ot the Wellington match, bhoald the weather continue favoarab!e, it is expected that the firlog will be completed by Wednesday night. A srand review will be held oq Thurtday, tbe luvercargiil, Timaru, and Oamaru volunteers being present. ... ...... ..,.-<, Union Company's 1 rophy.

The following are the highest reorers in the Auckland and C»nterbury matches, and fire ten rounds at. 600 yds., for the trophy pmented by the Union Steamship Compaoy:— ' ' '.''•' Harding 93; Font*)?, 90; Brooks and Paynter, 89; W. Ferguson, Frances, Uell, JUaslett, Home, Sergeant John.ton, A. Gooseman, Pratt, Corporal Webster, andWaugh, 87 ; J. 0. Anderson, Lieut. Crossman, Forster, W. Harris, Kin?, Kennedy, C»p*. McCarthy, and P. McKeDzie, 88; Christie, . (Ohrut ehnrch), T. HmchhuoD, W. Hutehlmon McLatchie, Button. A linn, and J?anßst»r, 83 ; Churtob, Cl»rk, Cimbtrbeaeh, Grant, H»U, Hoaklng, Kummer, MeGoDagle, G. Patterson, Soigeant Ross, Lient. Soper, J. Smith, and C. Stevenson, each 84. As only 40 complete the match, those who scored 84 will have to fi<e shot for shot tit 200 yards to fill nine vacancies It is expected that this match will be fired on Wednes day. ■ i Those who fired through the rain on Saturday have pro'ested against the action of Maier Bailrle in stopping tho firing, which they con'ead ifl con trary to regalations This will be sonsldered t.-nigh', and the Otago rnntch will not be proceeded with until it h&i beendecidod. The UnUn aid Marlborough matches are going on ia splendid, weather, with light southerly wind. . iagrcgate Scores, So far the highest aggregates for the Carbine Belt,, arc: France (Wellington) and W. Harris (WeUingttnU73 ; Homes (Wellington), 168; Weir (Thames), 167; *>ercy (Wanganui) and Boss (Wanganm). 164. '

The North Shore Kegatta Committee have been greatly perplexed how to feed the largo detachment ef Maoris who are comingloto town to take part in the war canoe race. Trusting to the generosity of tbe public, they were Joined & cart tO-uay, and sent it round iowo. Witbin a very short time, it vai filled with liberal dona tions ot groceries, potatoes, and flonr. Subsequent trips were equally succes»f ul. DnTing the past few days an advertise ment appeared in the local papers askiDg information concerning the whereabouts of a jourg man named William Siamur, .na having been left a fortune, some £20,000 or £30 000, by the death of his father. The history of the. joun R man is lllust'a tiveof theups and downs of colonial life. In consequence of the cruelty of his guar dian (his father being absent in India) he ran away to sea, and became an apprentice on board the British Empire. By the time that Yes-el had arrived here tbe lad was thoroughly disgusted with saafarlsg aad ho deserted bis vessel. He was freqiently reduced to great straits, and-was atone time employed a» "boots at me northern Club, and at another as porter at Gledhill's cordial manufactory. About 18 months ago he left for Few Caledonia, wnere for some time he. ailed the position o! clerk and interpreter a store,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received Nov. 6, 2.30 p,m )

ARRIVAL OF SUEZ MAIL,

ALBANY, this day.

The P. and O, Co.'a steamer Peshawur, with inward Suez nwil, which left London on September 22, ariived in King George's Sound last evening. . ; London comercial telegram ot the 4th read : Adelaide flour, 33s 6d ; 5 per cent 1889 loan, 103, ex dir ;4h per cent loan,

TllE LAURITA HOT ARRIVED,

MELB )DRNE, this day.

The announcement made by the Mer chant Skipping and Underwriter* Associa tion, dated New York, Ist inst., of the arrival of the ship Lanri'a from Auckland, is now proved to have beon incorrect.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day.

CALEDONiAN. - Tha claaning up took pUco to day, aiid the return, after melting, Weighed lOOozb ?dw*s gold. For this there has beeu treated 35 loads from the atopes and drive on the footwall specimen leader at N». 2, 27 loscds from the slopes on No, 1 reef, Otago section, nbovo No. 2 level, and 20 loads mad« up of a trial parcel fiom some leadeis at the rop of t/'apt. Richard's rice, and from the rise *eing put up by tho manager through the old stopes on no. I reef at No.l Lvo'{ Dirt from tire stopoa on No, 1 rwf g«ve a good yield, but that from tho footwall specimen leader w»s not quite go good as the last parcel. Tho Adelaide proprietors haye banked 143 ozs 15 dwts, tho result of the month's woik.

fch-remarkot (noon): Deep Level Tribute —Is 3d io la 4ii; selier«, Is 6i ; buyors, Is 3d. La»d«n—SelUrs, 2s 3d. Mwioo— Selleis, 8s Gd; bnytrs, 3s, Prince Im perial-42s to 40s; seller*,' 41s; buyers, 40*. Caledonian—Seller*, 12s. Southern Cross—Sellers, Us 6d. Golden Crown Sulleis, 13s Sd.

ALEXANDRA, this day. MEETING OF BGATIMANIAPOTOS. Thoro waa a moctinp held nt Wbati whatihoe last night from which hidf-ciiatea wore excluded. The principal matter di« cutsed was the alienation of Mokau, Hewi aod Wetero being blamed for tho lose! Ultimately it was decided to send for Manga to consult with on tho' situation, A msetlng i« called for to-night to discuss matt-rs generally, at which Manga is ox pecttod. WAIKATO CLAIMS TO LAND.

The Waikatoa are still making deter mined efforts to get the Msniapotos to transfer landa to Tawhiao,

WAIWERA, this day,

DEATH OF CAPTAIN SKBET,

Captain Skeet, Chief .Surveyor of the West Coast Ctmraission, New Plymouth, died here last night at a quarter-past eleven, aged 4? years, after a long ltlneas.

CHRISTCHUKCH, this day.ffi

Robert Parker, market gardener, of Loithruld, waa drowned whilat endea vouring to ford the river Kowai on horse back, while it was in flood. The stateuent that no work was done on theracewurso this morning is incorrect. All tha honea engaged at ths msetirig had train. iag'gallops, except Betrajer, who is re ported to be queer, he having been absent from bxorcise on the hut two mornings, Cheviot, eatily disposed of Vanju*rd. of the other Derty ho^es Nonsense moved the best, and looked very well Salvage did not please the touts ao much as on tbe proviom marning, ntitber did Weicomo Jack who had all bis work to beat Whltebate over a mife. Tuiquoise did capital work, and Ouida showed spleu did form in- a half-mils gallop, fj£Ss,

DUNE DIN, th«day, IMPORTANT COMMEUCIiL DECISI -N.

An important commercial decision was given by Judge "Williams in Banco to-day. Prior to 1579, if a debtor was adjudicated a bankrupt on a creditor*' petition, tbe title of a tru.tee related batik to any act of bank ruptcy for which the debtor was capable of being adjudicated a bankrupt. Jn the sea sioa of 1879 Mr A. D. Stewart obtained an amendment of the Bankruptcy Act, by which tbe title of a trustee, when a debtor filstd a declaration »f insolvency related back in the same manner aa if a debtor had been adjudicated bankrupt on a creditor's petition. Mr i-inniston, for the holder of a bill of sale in th« cate urnUr notice, contendtd that the Act bad not this rffec-t, but tho juHgmtnt holds the con trary. It is understood that the Chief Justice and Judge Richmond holds the same viow as Judge William*.

Mining.

We maka extracts from mine managers' re ports to hand tv-day as follows :— Old Caledonian. —There is no change in the two stopei on tpocimen leader, No, 2 lerel. At47(teast of >hafc tho lender is 20 inches in thicknesi, showiat; colours of gold whir* last broktn down. Rbefroih No. 1 old level is now up 30ft., and struck solid ground. The reef here is small, but avpears to be opening out. There is yet 50ft. to rise botone 9 o. 2 shaft will be reached, and what is expected to ptove payable dirt U found. The stopes above drive from No. 2 shaft are "till turning out payable grade dirt. Red Queen cr»si-cut has been driven 10 foct for tho fortnight, and is in good country. A leader 4 inches thick has appeared in the face carrying some good mineral for gold. Ciushirg was comp'oted on Saturday, and cleaning up was to take place to-day. Williams' cruthed 30 loads for 20oz>. Bdwts.

Qu»EN or BPGLAND.-The ma»ager states thit prospecting about tbe centre of the mino has discovered a rtof 6 inches thick, showing loose colours of gold. This reef is Bear the line of the main one and is like the traceesa lode in upp-'r working*. Further up the spar also, be was informed loose prospects of nold were obtained. This part of tbe mine ii in fine sandstone conn trr, and likeiy for reefs. The manager suggests that a man be put on to do eowo fortber prospecting.

MARQUE SIGNALLED.

- A:b«rqne, Bapposed to be the Loongin*. whioh loft Hobart for this port o« October 18, was signalled iuelrte Tlrltii 1 late this aftomoon. Mie win probably .«w»ivo about daylight to morrow.

His Worship the Mayor •will take advan tage) of the Agricultural Show dinner this week to present Henry Bull, of Helenaville, with the Victorian Humane Society's cer tificate for hi« gallantry in saving the wife of Constable Naughtou from drowning last year.

Mr J. M. Clark is not going to enter upon the third term of his Mayoralty witb. out a struggle, A requisition inviting Co«ncillor W. R. Waddel to accept norni nittion is in course of denature, and tbe report goes th*t "Barkis is willln'." The inquest on the^body discovered at Takapnna was proceeditg when we ■wont to press. The body has been identified by a ring on the finger as being that of one of the youug men be longing to the Aghmore, drowned several weeks ago, but wh'ch of them is not known

The Key C. Carter resumed his address upon " Annihilation and Conditional Im mortality " last evening at the Baptist Church, Pon»onby. There was a full con grrgation. Tho preacaer faid he had re ceired a list of 18 questions, some of which were irrelevant, several were frivolous, and others were sheer nonsense. Mr Carter read two of them and gave his reply, promising that he would deal with others before concluding the subject. During his lecture of an hour's duration, the preacher read many striking paassges of scripture in support of his views concerning God's dealings with the he»then, and strenuously argued that the scriptures plainly taught that God would never dis miss one of his children either to eternal misery or extinction until He.had given him the oportunity of accepting tbe gospel. The rev. gentleman proceeded step by etep, and w'th much aoimation, to shew that he could find no warrant either in scripture, sense, reason, or instinct for conditional immortality, and announced that he would try and finish next Sunday evening, when he proposed to bring forward bia strongest proofs of the whole case. Some little com motion took place at the close of the lecture in con«eqne»ce of Mr Cooper wishing to ask some questions, several persons rose together, wishing also to say something, whereupon Mr Couphnd, senr., severely reproved anyone for interrupting the ser vice. The congregation then joined most heartily in singing one of Sa«key's hymns, and tho service- was closed by the bene diction.

WAIKATO CRICKETERS.

TELBGKAM3 were received this afternoon stating that a team of Waikato cricketers would ariive bore on Wednesday evening, and play against our representatives en Thursday (Prince of Wales Birthday). Matches will also be played against tbc Various local clubs on fub^equent days.

Representatives v, Allcomers.

The aeooad match between twelve reprc penSatlv»B wbo prgoeed konth, and a elmilar htunber of allcomertr, was commenced on ti o Domain ground ou Saturday, but owlus to iha r&ln and othar ohiibob, only small progress was made, and tho match will have to b 3 concluded next Suurdoy. The A turners made 60 In thalr first lnnlrw. Their wlokets te 1 vapidly at first, and Leader Was the only alii comer who made any stand. 11 v. nho aposnred to htvii spoiled toe ooanoe ot a ?ood score by playlnir too muoh baok at balls whtoh he Bbould nnvo hit away for three and f onr, Tbe field log of the representatives was very fair, and yet there wai sreat room for Improvement, wbleh might possibly be offjotod at tho afternoon practices. The wicket- keeping was bad on both tide?, and nearly the whole of toe work had to be dons by thß long stops. Gardiner was particularly good in this department for the Allcomere, having only two b> oa, despits tho disadvantage of a greasy ball. GUI bawled rem&reably well in tqe earlier pait of tbo iuatol>> but tha rain militated somewhat against his tuooeas subseanantly. His average showed five wlokets foe thirteen. The reoreseDtavlves lost foikr wloteta for thirty rnns. Uuokkml, for tha third time In these matoluK, went out for a dim* egg, onn ball boh a onoDKh for him on Satnrday, Yatouj after pnt'iog togother sovaral run?) got out through a ball oil' his leg. Barton hit several to let; very prettily, and carried bis bat. Arnell did not liat S6 woll as usual, and gave several chances before being bowlod by A. Hoalo. Tlie bowlinpr of the alloomora Vraa not bo good as might hard beon axpeoted owing to tholliigh ivind. It is now pretty ccrtuin that Yatcs, Humford, and lilnlr will bo able to go South, and Bhquld Arnoil bo equally successful, the team will bo greatly strongthon«d. It cannot, however, bo doubted that ono or two of tho presont men might bo improved upon.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Novkmbku 8, 1887. Rank 01 New Zealand—Bay ore, £23 Colonial Hank— Buyer?, ids ; BOll«r». 4B> New Ziuland Inounnoo—Uuyara. l?s New Zealand Loan and Merosutilo—liiiytra, £3: B»Uori>, £6 6s

■ Auckland Uaa—Buyera, £8 Zs Od ; aoUorn, £3 fifld

Union Sash anl Door—£3 Us Aruh HtU Brlok (Jompnuy-Sullors, 13a Od O»l«docl»—13». ISa (Id to 12a Od i eollors. 12s Cd Q.'ean of Beauty—23a to 2ls B, Oroßs-lOs Uesp Level-Is Id to IB fid; bnyonr, Is Sd; Delia's, is fid

Prinoo Impwlal-428 to 10a; buyers, 330 Cd: BOllera, lot Sucoeßß-Bny*rs, 7s: sellors, 8| Od Beymonr— IB M to 1« Sd. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Seoraury.

A general meeting of shareholders in tho Wheel of Fortune G.M. Co., was held in Mr 1). B. Macdonald's office this after noon, MrTait presiding. Tho statement of accounts shewed that the liabilities amounted to £616 11« sd, and assets £469 10s 10(1, leaving a debit balance of £147 7d, against which there was a battery of 12 head stampers, Tho meeting was considering, when wo went to proas, tho advisability of appointing a new mine manager, and ro oommenefng work. The sum of £800, voted by Parliament for district volunteer prizcß.hai been divided pro rata among th* voluntotr corpa accord- Ins to the nominal strength on the 30th of September last. Auckland receives t Adalts, £41 8s; ordance, £13 j cadet), £2 17a : total, £6054, Waiuku, £12; adulu, £9 3». Waiknto: Adultt, £12 IB ud.. Each district must arrange for marktra at its own expense. A committee comisting of the ofheer commanding, and not lots than two senior velunteer officers in each ■district, will divide the amounts sot apart for ttcir respective districts into inch prizes aa they may determine, tbe competition to ba'concluded bofore tho 31st December next.

The last swe«t thing in church ciiteriuiu i menta in Amcica is an ivsthoiic tea party. Ie« cre»ra, frail, cake, salads, ate-, seived by pretty maUens in uwthttic costumes' Thsse coatumsa are copud from Kate Greenaway and other stylo* in inexpfnsire materials; somo are really prstty and artistic, and others simply absird. The Tiry little people take part aa wall, aid it is very easy to dresi a child, ala Kato Greenway. Children ap pear on the itreet crery day with Mother Hubkard dresses of red or blue, tiny lace eipi tied tight under the chin, others with regular sco*p tua-bonnets. II it is not a strictly beautiful style, it is certainly more comfortable than feather*, lacca, ribbons, and fUuncas on »uch litvlu people;— Correapotdeat.

THE AUCJ&bAPW 'KVKiv!j?>W BTJLK, MONDAY, NOVEMBER (5



ARA LODGE, 348, I. C. The RofftrfM Monthly MsoUor will be held in the Lodge-room, Freemasons' Hall. Tats (Mob da;) KVmNING, at 7.30. Visitors cordially In. vlted. ByorderoftheW.M. W. J. ngga. Secretary. ARCHoKY ANu LAWN TENNIS OLUB—The Meeting (or m»klng iu raogonienis (or tna Season will be held at Mm Chamber'ik'a Houae, Hden Crosoenr-, '! O-UA Y, 6ta instant, at 3 p.m., instead of the limo pre viously notified. L. NAIHAN, Hon. Boc Archery and Lawn Tonnls Club. ER«aVEKANCE, TIKI. - Share holders of above Company are r*q.neatM to meet at the Waltematt Hoto>,»n TUBsDAY, November 7. at 8 p.ns. sharp. JAMffiif HILL, For B*veral Anckland Shareholder?. TTARANGAHAPE WARD.-Dr. IX tf ALLI4 will address the Ratepayers of Kvaogahape, 'a the Athomeum, To-morrow, at 8 o'olook p.w. "TIK. PHILSON'S TESTIMONIAL. ' Gentlemen willing to join the Commlttco aro r»spccUulljr requested to forward their names to mo. Thoro -will bp n meeting of tho Committee- on TUESDAY. 7th instant, at 3.30 p.m.; at tho Chamber of Commerce. Chairmen oC District Rood Boards aro specially invited to attend. F. G. HWINGTON, Hon. Boorotary. A MEETING ot Fobs of Old Colonists will bo hold in Mr Hickeon's Office (abo»e Goodson's Arcade) on TUESDAY EVENING, tfov. 7th, 1882, at T. 30 o'olook. All Sons of Old Colonists are Invited to be presont,—J. J. Ckaig, Son. Seo. 'pO BOOTMAKERS. A Mooting of Boot and Shoemakers is called (or TUESDAY, 7th instant, at 8 p.m., for the purposo of Eleoting Delegatca to represont hem on Committee of Bight Hours Demonstra tion. Apprentices not admitted. Large Boom, Working Man's Club. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLKTIC BPORTB.-Tbe Annual Meetisg, post poned from BYiday last, will be h»ld In tho Do main TO-Mi iRKOW (Tueid»»), oonnneiolnft at 11 o'olook. Distribution of priwa at t SO o'o'ook. ■ W. N. GAMBLK. Hon. Hep. TTfIITEO ANCIEnX OKO*K OF U Drotdf.—General■ MenHnjt or lutending Membars In Dlnlnc-room, Eidd's Oommerclal Hotel, Shortland street, Wednesday, Bth lnst, 7.0 p.m. Important bnelnesa, —W. Bishop, P.P., No. 18, North Island. ALL Plasterers are requested to meet on WKONHSDA.V next, at T3O P.m., at Carpenters' Arms Hotel. Grey-street, to annolnt Delegates. &c , In connection with Riaht Hrara DtmonstraUon.—Thob. Kklly,JWm. Bow. -rEMPEKANCE DEMONSTRATION, 1 9th November.—Notice to Reohabltes.- Kvery Member of the Hope of AnolrUnd and other 'ents are reqneßtdd to atirauible at St. James's Hall on THURSDAY, 9th tnst, at 9 a.m. sharp, to take part In the above. Rosettes will be snpplled. Members to bring their own regalta,—B» order. JAMES P. CABB, Seorottry. ORIMITIVE"METHuDIST CHURCH, IT FRANKLIN ROAD. The Borvioe of Sontr; "Tho Ministry ot Flowers," will be given by the Alexandra-Btreet Choir on TUKSDAY BVKNING next. Nov. 7. at 7.30. Conoootivo F>eadlngs by Bey. W. S. Potter. Tickets, One Shilling. A UCKLAHDTeACHEKB'AiSSOCJA £L TION. A General Meet'ng will be hpld at Wolleßloy street School on SATURDAY, November 11, at 2 o'clock, to discuss, tho question of sending a Delegate or Delegates to tho General Conference of Teachers ot Christohurch durine the Christ mas vacation. Teachers willing to act as Representatives (if elected) are requested to send in their names to the Secretary before the 11th Instant. EDWIN T. HART, Seoretary. Beresford-street School. jjost and Found. lOST, from Grabcim-atrcet, Fox Terrier J Slat and Hog —Applt P. Yonn«r, OST, botweou Lome-street flail iind Symonds-Btroet, a Fuv Capo.—Finder please leavo the abovo at Mr G. T. Chapman's, Queen street. LOST, this day, a Gold Locket, lady's portrait Inside. Finder reworded on application to the undersigned, at the Ouutotn Home.—P. MoKellar. L~~OST, thiiTday, ia town, a Plan of Mr Alfred BuokUnd'n laud at Awhitu. -The finder will oblige by leavlnj; it at the Haj market. OS)'-, on Friday last,.between Welles ley-street and Auckland Timber Com pany's Offloß, a Parcel addressed to Mr McDonald.—Finder pleaeo leave same with Mrs Smith, Drapoi1, Queen-street. LEFT at EVBHINO BTAB Office.Mear eobaum' Pipe, amber mouth-pleoe and silver mounted. Owner can have same by lay , ins for advertisement*



\ Wanted. [ «»/ANTED, for tll° country, a good "T Female Cook.—Apply at the Oooidemal Hotel. I*7"ANTED, a Good General Servant; V v also, Apprentices to the Dressmaking.— Apply Mrs J. W. Hoath, General Store, Upper Queon-Btreet. I \ft/ANTED, Tailoresses aud Appren- VV 1106.1.-I Phllllpa. TMlor. Qaeen street. ANTED, a good Turn Out-Spring oart. Horso «nd Harness up to 16 owe— Apply to Paieraon fc Co.. Lorce-etreen W' AN FED, Two £ood Carpenters.— Apply on Job, Rooky fiootr. WANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— Apply Mr W. PHtB. Builder, uovonport WANTED, a strong active Boj to riiilk and ohop firewood and make himself hie fill on a farm.—Apply to Dp. WrlKh', at Saiwyn Lodge, Parnoll, 'com 7 to 9 ».in.. or o to 7 p.m. , XXT ANTED, two good Biubli Hands.— Yt e.g. Hiii & Co. \K> ANTED, a Young Girl as lady help vT foi' the North Snore, two in family; ooinfortable homo.—Mra Whitcomb'o's Hogiatry Olllce, Hobson-ntreet. WAN TED, an Assistant lupcr; pel manent situation to a suitablo poison.— Apply J. Cullon, 251), Quoeu-street, __J WANTED, General Servants (Rood ■wng«3) and Young Qirla to assist in liousowork.—Mrs Whltcomuo's Registry OJlloo, Hol)3On-strcct. WA MTE >, apprentices and Improvers to th 9 Dress Making:. — Apply Mitß 8011, Hofl'.nat/n Building?, (jneen Btroet. WANTED, 2 or 8 roß|icctablo Lads — Apply to John Groy, Cordial Manufac turer. B*!on Oroaoan ■ VVANiHD, lmnudiatuiy, Two good '' 1 IYuu«or», Tutl'irs, and several uuiive Lids. — Moil C.rupboJl. Clothing factory, Kot lan il-aq-tot. WANTED, a Boy able to milk.—Apply to H. Worrall, Mount Albort, Hi ANTED, a good Plain Cook.—Apply botwesn tno homa of. 9 and 1 to Mrs Lsrklaa, Orjkel Visvr, Vlotorlfi Avcnuo, Kc niuora, References reqnlred, WANTKD, (wo Boyj,—Apply Ameri can Hop.Door Company, Albortstreet, or Mr Murks's Grocery Store, Grey-streot. WAnTED, aft Expericucod Nursemaid. —Apply to Mrs Grloraon, corner ot Bymonds and Alfred Btreclß. WANTiU, Second Cook uud Kitchen Man.—Governor Browne Hotel. WANTEO, General Sorvaut.—Apply JIiB Brlnßdcn, opposite St. Mutlhow'a Church, Hobson-stroet. __ VS7 ANTED, a tliotoaßh General Servant v T by first week In Dt<cenHx.r.—Mra K. B, PAraoEa. London-street, Potion by. WANTED, a Qoed~Qenertil Servantj rcferoHoos required. — Apply Darby's Piping Kooina, ii Queen-Btreet. WANTKD, a Wood Strong uirl to assist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Parker, Nelson-Btreot, noar Wolleßloy-streot. __ WANTeD, a Falnto.-J goodlwnd, go«d wages.—Mr Btevons, 89, Hobson-streot, come? of (Jook-Btreot. WANTED, a Koapoctable Girl, about 10, aeoustpmed to oWldron.—Apply, noon to-morrow, to Mrs K. Scott, Norniun's Hill, Onohunßa. \iy ANTKD.a ItespectableGirl about 16. V » _ Apply to Mrs J. Christopher, Graf ton Road (near Millor'g Grocery). WANTED, 4 Good Jackets.—Apply to Itobort Maftln, Waltcmata Hotel, between 11 and 1 o'clock: WANTED, Boy».—Apply io Mr Wm. Khodes, Auckland Timbor Company's Mill, Custom-houso-itreot West. WANT PLACES.—Wanted,as General Servant o» Housomald (town or anburba.—Apply Young AVomen'g Instltuto. WAN'iED, a younfr Man to drive cor» and mako himtclf useful in the bake liousot an iuiproYor preforred. Uorfrrencea fcqUlred.—Apply Stah ofllce; WANTED, Apprcntic»« and Improvers to tbe Millinery.—Apply bmuh ft&d □anghey, 800 and 302. Upper Qncon-streot. \»/ ANTED, Cook and lauTdTiiw, VT o*untry girl not o^onud to.—Aoply to Mrs Bull, neai:Bmlth'a 'Baa cflcc, Wount Kd«a ANTED, a good General Servant. = Apply to Ara QnrHolr, "roradalo,' Mount Albert, or ihe City Wall Arosdo, Qao*n itreer. WAITED, a Respectable Girl to assist _ la Hoa»«»work.—Apuly »t thla ofll«o. \\ I AN! ED, a Boy. -Apply H. Koho, n Jawellar. Qaoo>-a-reat. WANTE", tallors~amrfa(ioress^", also a Boy: good wages and constant imploymont fcr good general hands.—Apply G. Campbell, Quoon-etreot ■ X\J ANXBD, Buyers—Grey Calico, 2s 6d » » doz; White Calico, 2s 9d; irorroeks's 3a lid; Groy Shooting, lOjd.-Bron lan s, Viotoria-strcct. WANTED, a Gtneral Serra»t, with a good Keforonoe.— -vppvy to Mrs Eigle im,Alba»y f»oas-, Wellesley-»tieet West, two touts from Hobso* -atr*e«. V»/AftTEP, a Widow or an Elderly VT w«roa» as Hoastkcepar; a good borne. tVpply at this olSlco or Cusiom-houae Hotel at 12 I'cluoknoon on Saturday a oxt. «^"A>TKD, by a Young La^y of good TV sddrcev, a siitmiinn us Barmaid In » nrfltcisna Hotel In Auckland: throe years' ex jorienoa In England.—Apply by letter to 1T.0., 3TAH Offlc«-. W~ ANTED KNuVYrt—ihat the Great Sale of ylonrtonfnß'n Bankrupt Ktook is STow Proosodinsr. and onatomon oan offeot a slua- ravlog ot 7js In the A. at 8. Coombes and Co '8, Qnoon Btreot. VJV' ANTHJ, situation beforo 1 o'clock on » r Tuesday i oan han«U p*n, axo or spade, md sot afraid to work wlvli eltnw tool; good oharaotcr.—Apply Stab Offlco RANTED KNOWN, tha it is the 7 T owner's inanuotlon to tha motloooor to sell the Townßhip of Mount Albert on Tuos :l»y noxt, »t Dorm.—Arthur's Mart WANXBU, two. re«pec.aDie young men Boarders In a quiet family, whore no Dthora am kept—Mrs Uoorso Payne, top of Franklin Road, the third hoasa off Ponsonby Boad, on the right hand Blip. ANTED, the Public to Know obat f!1ho Narclty Mlalature Artista bavo openod la Grey-street. ANTED, Buyers- STiitsStripe Muv lin sid; Fast Colour Prints, djd; Hoyle's Printe. lid; B«autiful Lustre. HJd f ard.—Brunnan 8, Victoria-stroot 11/ ANTED TO SELL, GOOacreaof Bush TV l>ind. mitn 1,000.100 ft Kanrl Timb»r, which oan bo delivered in Auottlund fur 3s lid por hnndred feet, f»r the Baai o( &j:Q.— Apply to W". V.Stevens. 187, Qaetnatreet. \%JA NTRD~KNuWN. Persona derirous V v - to 8«ll Frolts and CoDfeotlonory at tho torthoomlng < "nitlo ahow can do so by applying IP H. Hart and CO., Cl-y Malkur. WANTED KNOWN-Best Herbal Ointment, for Piles, Cuts, and Bruises, and all Cutaneous Eruptions; also a Perfect Cure for Ringworms—by Mrs Gusoott, Short land-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN.—Alelroae ; nve min»teß -walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply, Dovonport Land Agenoy, Beach Road. l&f AwTED to Kent, for 6 to 12 months, « ' a Furnished Cottago (six roomed would do) In a good neighbourhood. Rent, about 30s. Kntry nest month.—Apply M.N., oOlco of this papor. oj7 AN TED KNOWN, that tho Township of Mocnt Albert Is no Inrther fr>in Queon-Btreet tban many parts or- Ponsonby. Bale on Tmeday next, at naoa. —AttKnr'a Mart. \a7ANTtD, Bayers—Beautiful assort* tt nicnt of Menß Suita for Christmaß— Geolonsr, Mosgiol, and Kolson Tweeds—Bron nan's, Victoria-fltreet. ANTED, Persons to Assist .at the nnmonslr/itlon on Tbursnay next — Apply to Mr Plummer at Hill & t'o'a., Palnten, Upper Qaean-atrect. »jtTANT«D ( the Ladies of Auckland to vv eooonr SUfeß, at 2dll<l. BO'dln town at 5b Cd : Fancy Drees Materials, SJd, wolth TJfl, only at g. Coombea & Co.'a, Qaeen-etrett. WANTED, Mnsic Pupils; Is Lemons ; Dancins Class, Wednesday orening. Private Lcseona given.—Mrs Welch, 151, Grcy street. WANTED KNOWN—Feathers, Flowera, Snnohaflcs, Grannie's Bsnnetn, Trimmed Cats, &o, for tbe bondsyß, at Kob sim'H Molbnnrae Houre. ronsonbr. __ ANTSD KNOWN-MrsHadley has an aftortint-nt of Plnaloreß, Apror.p, Underolothlng. llata, Bonnets trimmed.— ciobeon-Ktreot (opposite Prlnoo Arthur Hotel.) **/'ANTED— Horrockes'sLoDg Clotb, at If 8a 8d per doji; Good Twill Jheetinßa, 10} d per yard; FlannoH 7Jd; to he had only at S, Coombea Be. Co.'b, Queen-etreef, . _. ANTED" KNOWN, Spokes and Follocs and all ldnds of Coal to bo had off Joseph Craig. WANTKD KNOWN.— Allotments, •with choico viows; rich soli, and con veniont.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency. _ WANTED, Buyers — Largo Turkish Bath Towels, lOi 9d rioz; Honeycomb Towo'b. ih& : Tollot Quilts (full elze), 5s Cd.— Urennan'e, Victoria-street. WANTED, a 1000 Men to purchase our Nelson Tweed Trousers (or 6a lid per pair, worth 12a Cd, at S. Coombes & Co.'b, Queen strep' WANTED KNOWN to Ladies of Auckland and Distriot, especially to Milliners and Dressmakers, that Mrs W. M. Tench is prepared to Teach only a limited num- I bor of Ladies the Art of Foathor Dressing.—For terms, &c., apply Mrs W. M. Tench, Fcathor Dresser, opposite Prince Arthur Hotel, Hobson atreet. WANTED KNOWN—Working Mea oan Save their Money by oailina at tho Governor Qordon Dining Booms. AH Meals Od; Board and Lodging 16a per woo!c—Note the Rddrofßt Nearly opposlto the Waltemata and close to the Dook, Lower Albert-etreet,—B. Mnrdooh, Proprietor. WANTJSD KNuWN. — The Meirose Estate is the Cheapest Property for sale In Devonport.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Baaoh Road, or B. Tanner, No. 8. Queen-street. WArt'lED, Jtvery Man in Auckland to FnrcbaM our White Dross and Regatta Shirts, at 2s lid, sold elsowhere at it lid, at S. Ooombes ft Oo.'b, Queen-street. WANTBD, Buyers-Fashionable Ke^ BOtta Shirtj, ia 3d; White Shirts witt collars. 5a 6d: Men's Military Sooke, Bd.-Bren 1 »ant), Viotodft-Btreot. .



YA/ ANTED, WANTED, to Sell Cheap, YY Lot o£ Small Bpongoß. Irom3d to On; Voßea 8d a pair, 2 palra (or 1b 2d; Glass Bntte Dishes, Od to Is Bd ; Suaar Basins, In to 2s ; 80 doz Engrave-;) Glees Jugsi|Bd, 3 for 2s, 7i a ooz: Ginao Candlestlckp.M, 5a a doz; 100 doz Odd Cnpg, 5 for la ; W|«Jd 0. China Cups, Gdeaoh; China Teaeeta o.JHQ pleooa, only 20a, Pint, Green, Blue, Red/ and 3 Gold Lines ;60 doz Bisons 2Jd and 3d; 6 for la; Plates, 2Jd to Hi : Nost Kcb<<. Id each ; Small Caps and Sauoera, 3id ; 3 doz Heat Diphei, (from Bd to 2a ; Well Jjlßhos. 6s each; Vegetable Dlsbes, 2a 0d: Larjra Glass Water Jugs,only2a;Hated'Cruets, only 6a 04 ; Tin Cnwa. 8 bottlea, 2s; Cat Glass Bait Cellars Id taJld ; fflowarß under Glass Shade?, Irom 2a 8u [Bfl 6d ; Shoe, Brushes, 2a a set, or is eaoh: H' 1 Brashes, 01 to Zs: Large Toa Trays, le 6d; .**m Openers, only 3d, 5 for la: Bread Boardp, 2a ;Kej Rings. 8a and fld o doz t ICO Sets of Jugs, 2» to 3h Od a eot; Ladiea Lent her Bags, 2a 6d to 3a Od; Sohool Blates, from ldtoOd; Penholders, 2b per RroBS, 2 gross for 3a Bd, 3d a doz; Ploture Plates. 2d and 3d; Glass Tumblers, 5 for Is: Wino Glasses, 3d and la j Largo Tumblers, id eaoh, 3a 6d a doz ; Rtmmols Soap. 7 for ashllilng; TurSoap, Id a oake, 7 for Bd : tfurDlture Poliah, Id snd fld a bottle, 3 for 2a ; Good Tea, la 8d alb, 21bs for 8s ; B penny Bottleß of Blaoklng for 8d ; Is Bottles, only Ba, 3 for Is 3d ; In Toys, only 91, 3 for 2a : Toilet Sets, from 5a odtoßa 6d : Chambers, la fid and 2s: Baking Powder, Bd, Od, and 19 pev tin; Jain, 7a 04 a d)z ; Salad Oil. 2 bottles for la; Oaator Oil, 2 for 1b ; Kpsom Salts, i floz packets, is Od p«r box of 71bs; fiddle Strings, only Id Booh, 33 6d a doz; 151) notes of good ittgf), only lOd a box, 9a per doz; 10 Aocordi'inß. from 12a to 18s fid. wita bolla: good Ktoo, fibs for is; Clothe* Peas, i doz for od, 1b 3d a gross; Well IHshos, Gj; smaU Cups Bid t>anoora. 3a a doz; largo Pulnt Wroshee, 2a 6d; Uftt Traps, Od; While and Gold Stwno China Cupound Saucora, 10. or 7a a doz; Good Bcgllsh Conoertlna, only iOa.—H. Watt, Pitt etreet. ,— — Wa IN TED-The Customers of Munro and Mllligan to know that they are now prepared with a full and ohoice assortment of Tweeda nnd Drapery Goods in all departments tor tho coining seaaon. ANTED, Bayers—lso doz Hats of 'all Btfi'ts (for Summer Soaaon) to choose from—from Id up.—Bronnan's, Victoria-street. B~(5oTMlKBBS.— Wanted, a Man to rnako and repair.—For address apply at this offlco. . ■ BOOT TRADE.—Good Clickers wauted at MoArthur'a Fnotory, Upper Quaon streat. rrTo X \ GINE »RS AND BOILrR- I MAKBUS.—EnRino and Boiler waritod. Hnglno (25 horao-powor), JRpilor (30): state price. ScoP by 11th mat.. to the Holenavillo Flour Mill Company (Limited), Hclensvlllo. AI'OOD Paying Bu'.ine-,* in tho City Markot for Bale.-For piriicnlara apply to Mr Thomas alator, Maikct. WlUb DX MUSSKT."-Wonted, 3 or 1 copieß of V6l, VI of the above— Apply BtaU olllco. DKAPEIi'S" AfcSfSTANT. —Wanted, an Außistont for tho Utberdaßhury and Uoaicrj' Uepnrtmonta.— J. CosKrave and Co. To Let. TO LET, Shop in Victoria-street.—Jas. Adorns, Wttlohmnhor, Vlotoria street TO LET, conveniont,Knop, aaranflnnapo Kou'i, 12a; alto. Three Kooma, oolonlal oven and Kaa, 8».-Apply this offloo. TO LET, llemuera, House of 7 rooms, register grate, &o.; sploooid view of har bour, North Hend, aid Channe'.— ipp^y Wm. Uinnlean. Newmarke>. ilinO LET, a Now Five-roomed House, 1 water laid on. in Dvi o-jtreet, Ponsonby.- Jpply r. Hutohlnton, Fuinworth Villa, DuSo ittan'k Ponaoiby. /BID LKT, FuriiUbed Apartment", with f uao of iCitolinn.-Apply Mrs Hodgklns, Molbourne Houso, Victoria lload, North Shore. 7sM) LET, a Four-roomed Ootrago ; splcn i. did viow of Y»tor.-A'jply to Mr* Whsolor, Yarboroagh • »tre»t, Dedwood Terraoe, Pon aonby. '»-O LET, la»go (jnfurui.hodKooni, wilh I flr»pl*oo, on Ponaonby Road ; 'flowea paaa ovory q»»rter of an h*ur.— Apply, Poneonby, STAuOlflce, LET, In JBri(?btoD Road, f'arnell, o I now vurand»h Uotaa of fnur rasma, with ioullpry, oolonial ov»n. and water laid on; ioid vi view, rent modofat*.-A*ply, V. r. Kvana, Juoinalro-t. _^__ r»\O LaT, a nearly new fira-roomed Cot- S t»g». in Lowir Hoobnrn-strMt.— Apply W Mr Boy 13. Orooar, y»piar-B>r.aor. r4~K) usT, a B*Ker"s SUsp ana uvon, in I Wolii»(rl(Mmtr»ot-A-iiply v IT. U P*ime, O, New Z«*Uipd Luaranuc tulMliym. .. '•'0 LIT, a i'arra ot 51 Acre*, with « dwolllnpr and out>houees, adjoining Yio oria Park, cheap. — Apply Dsvonport Land ftgoncy. TIO L*T, »otil»rs' Hot<)], Whangarci.— J This old established flrst-olaas Hotol to bo et for a term of years aa may by agreed npo». -I'or pftrtiouiars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Moaan IChrenlrltd Broi., Quesn-Btroat Wharf, 4«oklaiid^_ f|"YO~L*T, 3 Kooojs and Ki'ckon over 300, X Uppot Q*eea ttroat: cis and water laid in i rout moderate.— ♦ pply nmlth Sz CanKhey. rpO LET, House. -Apply J. M. Moc- I donald, corner of Qitoou n » t Qiiccn jtroets. 'j>O LET, in Grace-street, Pon'ouby, a t Ilonse ot 6 rooms; w«t»r Uiil on, with avcry ooaveMlsnoo.—Aaply anxi oittogo abovo. TO LKT, ono or two Btdrooms and HtilnßTOom, nlooly firtUhed, usa of Ifltohan; pas and wtter laid on; private ramlly.—for yddreaf, »pply Ih'g offlor. '|^O LET OR LEASE, St. Goorßo'n Bay, 5 Villa Bcsidonco, 8 rooniß and wash-hcoao, pas, &c ; beatitif ul riow of harbonr and North ahoro.—Apply J. Hood, Farnham-strcot. W URTHCOTE.—To L»t, lor a month or S* moro, a Woll-furnishc* Homo with ovory oonvenionco, oloso to tho wharf; snltablo for a. family flecking for a Changs, bathing, &c.-Jor terms, apply to Hiss Bartley, by lottor or on tho promlsca. Northcoto. O^ilHU^lGA.— To Let, » Cotta^o of Four Kooms in Uppor Qucon-Btrcet.— Apply to J. Murdoch, Onohunga Wliarf. O" ~ FFIOE TO LET.—Apply at ti.W.JUA. Rooms, Uueon-snreet For Bale. IPOlt SALii, a AVell-bulH Baker's Cart S1 and Harnosa. both noarly now.— Apply O. W. Whltoombo. Ponaonby Koad. n 'n\O IfcVKSTOltt.—For Sale, on Fon- S. BOBby Itoad. corner of Duko-atreet, a Mngeiflcent Business cits Allotment 15 x 107, ncgeiher with a nioo Cnttajjra of Kour and Scullery o'cotert on b*ok ond of tho allot ment; well Dulitand flnishud off; good wutor aatinly.—Apply to D. F. Kvans, KBtato Aptont. neit'- Herald" offloe. 060_ HOTKi.— FOX S»LE, that superioi freehold ptoporty in the flonrlahlng town ship of PftlmorotOH North oallod the Olub Hotel. now belaß ereotod; will bo ready for opening on tbo l»t December next. Ie tho larpeßt and bnet arranxert homo botwoon rarannkt apd WeUlngtOD. LJoonae granUd An Ufluantial slab has baen organlaed.for which a buI»o of raomi has been arranged. Tha hotsooontalna in a'l 40 room*, with bath-room, atablo, ooaoh honsa. &o. PUns may bo eeui and p»rtloulara had from tlie undeißigned oniy. To a peison with o«pl*al this profents on opporiunlty for makinn an ns-ured fortnns.—Uav'd T. stuarr. Commission Agant, HnnteMtroet, WelllngUm. ||i Q R 8 A^L F, KAR4NOAHAPE ROAD, near Symonfln streot, vorj desirable Hoose, 6 rooms, good woll. tunlt. ou«houee, Ko. freehold aHoimont. about 30 x 132. Iho houao to well built, nnd in flrst olb&s order. D. V. BVANS. Batata Agent, (898) Qugen-Hreot. noxt "Herald." FOX SAL.fi, Galvanisstd Corruga'odlron, 100 eates nil lenttha.—W. 3. Laurie. OR BALE.—Thirty Acres (more or less) of Improved Innd of first elssa quality, situated about cne mile from Tako puna LateO) with oca frontage, and nearly adjoins V7. J. Hurst, Keg.'a estate. Prioo.ißll por aero.— Auoly at onoa to Win. MoLcod, or ot W. B. Dalton'a ofßco, No. ID, Jneuranco Balldinitg. ; GAME FOWL (Pure), a Rooster and 8 Hens for a»li>.—Anpiy personally or by letter to Ashler. Stab Offloe. ' gTIOR SALf", 8-rooraed Cottage, Ts 5? minutea w*lk from Queen-street.—W, Dowdon, Anotloneer. TTNION BEE HIVES . FOR SALE1. Apply Union eaou & Door Company, Mechanics' Bay, or CuatomhouEo-st. HOMB FOUNDATION, 3/lj?lb ; •Ovor lOtbc, 2/9 Hi ft. J lUirgo Parcels, Bpeolal arrangement. AT MENMIB S, QUEBN-STKEET WHAKF. Ojevonpost i I)evonport i melrosjk estatjs. 43 AOKBS, 169 ALLOTMENTS. KIOH VOLCANIC SOIL. li The Snivey ot this Magnificent Property, Bltufttedon theViotoria Koad, within about! minutes' walk ot Victoria Wharf/la now oom plets, and Allotments unequalled in any portioi of Davonport are now FOR SALK on exo 1 tlonnlly easy terms. Above !5 Allotments hare been cold withli Six Weeks, and some ffino Buildings are alroad; i In oouruo of oreoUon. > 'J'HJe under Land Transfer Aot. Apply IDKVONPORT LAND AGBNOY, Beaoh Hosd, Doronport, Or. B. TANNKB. 8, Oneen-atreet. (Continued on 1/ront Page ~~



"Drapery, asc. JfiSALi Finaln ITinaluj fc AS T PB W DAYS! SWEEPING REDUCTIONS I GREATER BEDUCIIONS ! FINAL REDUCTIONS 1 Wiaihave only about (.03000) Thtee Thousand Founds worth of Drapery and Clothing left to hoU no w. 3ur Final Cash Clearing Sale will only last a few days longer, when the balanoe of stools vrill ba SOLD BY AUCTION. Aa we wlsh.to Close the SaIeINEXT WEBK", wo are making STILL FURTHER RE DUUTIONS tooommiHul an KztiedltlODß Clearanoe< GaRLICK & CIIANWELL Aio SolUnß Goods at suoh prlocs as Tradesmen oannot afford to sell who Intend continuing In the Business. ~.. A Lot of Good Hosiery left yeti A Lot of Serviceable Drees Material* A Lot of EXOKbLBNT BLA.OK QOOPS. A Lot of Men's and Boys' Clothing. A Lot ot NEW Cretonnes, to arrive on the 30th A Lot o( New White Curtains, Juat opened. A Lot of Colonial and English Blankets, greatly reduced. < Last Lot of Blaok Silica and Satins opened up. Dtirlng the Next Pow Daya yon will Parohnso as Cheap as at Auction, and have the advantage of Quietly Selecting what will Bult you, country friends, do not miss this chance 111 < Garlick & Cranwisw. positively going out of the DRAPJIftY, BBSIDBB , ■ ALL KINDS OF DRAPERY, WB AUB CLEARING O¥T ALL THB TyTANGHESTER OT.OOK, As we Intend making great alterations In the Premises' after the Bale, BIiANKErB-RBDUOBD BHKKTINGS-RBDUOKD BOLLANDB-REDUCEDI OCRTAINB—REDUCED I ORETONNaB—REDUCED I OAMOOS FfiANNKLB, BHIRTINBS, REPB, DAMASKS. TABLB OLOXII3. Gaklick & Cbanwsll, On lookli-K through their STOCK OF IRON BEDSTKADB find they have on hand no less than 449. As thoy araover-stooked, and hold Invoices ot more to arrive, they have determined to OLWAH OUT 200 I RON j$ RD3TBAD3 AT LKSB THAN WHOLHSALK PRIOEB FOB CASH. BURNITURK RHDUOBD BKDDING KKDUOED OAKPBTB REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RBDUOKD I'BNDKKS AND KIRE-IRONB RBDUOKD MATTING AND MATS REDUCED TOILETWAUK RBDUOKD riHIMNKY & TOIUCT QljAß3Hia RKDUOKD J'liU jfUirNIBHING GOODS REDUOBD Fob CAsa Payments. *- Wo are Selling npAPESTRY QARPETS .At 2/3 per Yard. We are Selling At 3/0. FURBISH YOUR HOUSE ROW AT KEDUCUD CASH PRICES, Garlick & Cranwell, city hall arcade, QUBKN- TREKTI (Ibsai Slaughter IN J)aAPfiRY, I have to l«form you that I have porohased eomo protiprtv »t the North Shore, Bad am goltg to RETIRE from «he Drapery ana Mll llnory business. THAKKS.-I tsko this opportunity of thanking my customers for tbelr constant and liberal patronage during tho last 17 years. ißhallholda Clearing Sale ?OR THKEE MONTHS. Affording my customers and tho puollo an opportunity of 8BOURIN» JIRAPBRY AND MILLINERY OIUUU AT PRICHS UNDER CO3T. After the Bale, the bhop and Dwelling will be ■ Let by Tender on Lease. ; I append the following Price List as a gulc'e to my oußtomers :-1000 pairs Kid Gloves (in all " colours)-*buttons, Is; White 4-buttons, 2a 6d| l Fancy 3-buttous to 6. all at 3s 6a pair, worth 6s; 700 yards all wool Fine Dress Blaok iierge. Is yard, worth 2s: Rnah Hats, 3d ; Long Ostrlct Feathers, 10s, worth «l; tnpernno aookß,6'st( t 8"8 at 7d, worth Is; Gold Tnimbiee, Bdi wortl a; White Marsella Boots, is. worth s Bd. ALL THE STBAW GOODS AKH QUIT-B NEW It is the FIRST CLEARING SAXK, and to going to give the pubilo tho benefit of It. r GLOVE DEPOT, VICTOKIA-SIEEET.



" Gobdeon's Arcade." "*■"" ' JLoNjDON .A.RCADE. ■ /■■■ • . ■,!■ fTIHE T A3T TXTBKK IHIS -L/ABI W EttK Off IBS SALE OF SURPLUS QTOnK ' ÜBPLUS OiOOK At ID per cent. ltaduotlon, or 3a in the Found,, ■ on all I'urchasoa, . COMMENOS3 ON Monday, 6th JKPovbmber, TIV3 LA-.T DAY BHIKO Saturday, iith. Preparations, will then be made for a Gigantic Display ■ 01' Entire JS ew G-oods, DAILY EXPECTED TO ABRIVB, Which will surpass any thins before offered at the London Arcade, being the reaalt ol the most carolnl Beleotlon on the part of Mr Goodson during his Ebglieh and ' Continental visit. 8,888 CfIRISTMAB AND JS"jsw Year's Cards, The Greatest Novelties In tko Msrkot, FHOM Id to 403 Ka.ch. , ..? .';'■■-' Mil 1I- j V «'."■■■ '■ GrOODSON'sJjUNDON A.RCADE.. , QUBEN& VICTORIA-bTRBBTS. = London Office: 68, St. Mjutf'd Ai», ,'," ■ > .-■ ■Till' A' i' ■■; r.i Drapery &c. HT T M P 0 R T ANT ■J't .*.-'.'/O !i ■ »ii 'TO • ECONOMISTS. »,". "• QMITH &• /^ A UGH BY Havefceccntty Purchased at Auction and | . elseirhcro tho following : EEM AUK ABLY CHEAP LOi'S, And «Uall offor thorn at their CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, " tOO AND 302, UITRR QOEEN ABl) IA.LEXANDBA-BTBBETS. SO doz Largo Turkish T«wols, from 7jd 100 doz Ruth Hats (blocked), 6d and 8d 20 doz Lsdioß' (Queen shape) Panama Hats, is eaoh; good val»o for 2s 12 doz Canton Straw Hate (newest shape), Is each; worth 3a Gd An immense variety of other makes and shapes, at all prices. . Wo would draw apodal attention to our Good Value in MILLINERY. White Ostrich Feathers, Is each; fomer A largo lot of Ostrioh Tips, In all shades, from Is ttenr'l thouiand yards ot Millinery Nets, in every Bbape, from 3d i o»8OH Men's and Hoj»' Straw Hats, from 6d to Ss6d 1000 yards of All Wool French Satin Cloth, at la Id (fashionable rhadw) Over 303 plooes oJ Prints, from 8}1; Sataans, Ginghams, Oatmeal Olotbs, and other fashionable wathlng fabrics at lowest, prices A Bpeclal line ot Sateen (*li ehades), at ejd per yarn-to srrlva per ship Margaret Gal bralih, dally expected 000 yards of BJaott Alpaos, at 6|d; ftpbi valno 1080 yatds Balatea Strlp<"», from S}4 WO pairs of Long Lace Curtains, from 2a lid to 30s per pair 600 vain of Corsets (special valur), at Sa 61 10(0 yard! Block Oaihmere ((aUy 63 iaobes wide), from 3s lia; other Qaintltiea from is 6d A compute sMOrtmeot of Dies* Materials. from Twilled B«lze»,at «}«, BM. and ryi; ■•uns" Valh»ri Phostfr, and Ucurolng i lothe, at U Sii. (In all inadea) Black and ColcVeA fating, from la lid 60 4s Gd Moire (or *W ator«d) tlltr, in all B hade». a« I* lid Buh Ribbons in all oolonri, from Is 91 to fe (id Nearly 200 M&ntle», (Tlohna, Oijt* and Dol mans, at remarkibly low prices Honryoomb Quilts, trom »i lid; Ototohet Qiilte (larga slzn). fro« 8s M Grey palioo, fioin lit ; Whit* Oalioo, from ijd to lOW; Butter Cloth (3000 yards), at »id Washed Twill Sheeting, 68 inch, 1011; Flalay's and other superior makerj np to Is Hid Pillow ailps ready made, is eaoh An immense Stooic ot Bhlrtingß (-stripes, and oheokf). from 4J4 , . : Linen Holland*, l}a Huok Towels, from 2sd A largo Assortment of — Gents' Ties, Collars, Silrts. Undorveata and Drawers. Hats (auction boughi) Will be Bold at* Small Adronoe on Goat Frloo. A Special Lot of GENTS' LONG SILK DUSTERS, : at 16a od. Wo have juat opened up another shipment of TAPBSTRV OAKHBT3 (Cholca Patterni). at 2s 64 i Kood. value for & 3d. Also, . 1 A LOT OF LAOBB, OLOVfIS. &C. Irish Linens and OatnbriG Handkerohlefß at WB OFFER LIBERAL TERMS TO DBES3- MAK.KR3 AND SMALL 'JL'aADERB. N.8.-Our Newmarket Brunch Establishment { has now bren Enlarged to twloa its former ■ eize. and a complete Assortment ot the i above Bpeolal Lines can be procured at 9 game prices. a We aim at giving a praotioal applloatlon to the Well-known adage:— " A nimble fld is better than a slow Is." a



*''"Gazette m Bankruptcy. " TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NIW JLi ZEALAND, NORTHEEN DISTRICT. IS BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act, 1870," and tho Acts amend ing the same, and of tho Bankruptoy of Jamks Davis, the younger, ot Mount Hden-road, near the City of Auckland, Baker, a Debtor. Thiß is to notify, that James Davis, tho youngor, of Mount £d»n-road, near the City o£ Auckland, Baker, has this day filed ft statement that he is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors. The First Meeting of Creditor* to be held at the Supreme Courthouse, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 10th day of November instant, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this Ith day of November, 1882. , G. W. BABLEY. Deputy Registrar, G. T. Kbetmy, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solic.tpr. Public jnoticob. J^orth Shore I&kgatta. Thursday nix i', 9lh hovembsb. The D&VONPORT STJTAM FJtRBY COM PANY (LjM'Tkd) will tun the undoi mentioned Steamers to and from Viotorla Wharf, North Snore, throughout the day :— VICTORIA ALEXANDRA TOHGARIRO KNTEKPRI6E No. 2 TAINDI AND TAKAPUNA. . ; A Steamer will leave the Qseon-atrcot Wharf for the North dhora EVERY FIVE MINUTES, Tnaa prevontin? any orowdlng or delay on the Wharf. Fob the Convenience r.v FiMiLiEB, avu TO FAOIUX'ATK TBB TltAVflO, TICKETS FOB IDI FKBEY S-TKIMBHS MAT NOW BE MirAINKD AT Tea SKCKBTABY'd OViTIOtS, 8, Qceek tTßßßT. ' . J-VKrURN.I^ARK, (>D. OHILDRKN (under 19), DALff-PBIOE. Please bring tbe Bxaot Monk v, as No Chang is will ba given. A BPJffiOIAL BOAT FOR CARGO wiilleavo the Q :ioun-streut Wharf at 7.30 0.m., after whtoh No Cargo will be reoelved. J. B. D. BAKBB, Traffio Manager. TW'OKTH SHORE RBGAITA. Tjio Artillery Band will perform on the Nava). Reaerve on WEDNESDAY NsXt. the Bth inßt, at 2 p.m. . . Tha War Canoes will be on view. Admission 6d, CHA3, 0. DAORE, Hon. dec, TtTORTH SHORE REGATTA. ENTRIES for tho above will bo received at tho FLAGSTAFF HOTEL TO-NIGHT, not at theMasouio Hotel, as advertised in First Page. CHAS. G. DACRE, Hon. Sec. ■XT ■O'■ R T H iTH 0 KB. Wanted Known—That at thu Wholesale w Is o, Spirit, and AJe Store we are bottling and sup pljinß Bnglif h »nd Ooloni_l A'o and Stout, in splendid condition, by the case or in mixed i dozens of guy eight bottiua of AJe and tuout. and four botties Wines and Solrlts. limbju/ce and CurdlaU, »o*ii ToniG Hop Bear, tiLiEer Ala Re, &o. N.8.-Sptrlts (of any proof). Wines, Alou, &c of finest qaaiity. Oraoia delivered Free at Towi. Prices. We thank the Inhabitants of the NorHi.Bhore for their very liberal patronage, aad bbk a con tinuance of the samo. NOTE ADD"RESi- Close to Viotorla Wharl an 3 adjetnlntr Fentcn'e Dovonport Uonae (Drapery Itacabltihuicn'.). YlOtoritt Road. j. p c e"l~ & cp. PURCHi SE your Tickets at once at tko of&ce, 8, Qaoin-Btrjet, and save your time oa Thursday next whan soi«a to tue Vorth Phoro Kogatta. Fares as usual. LIND 3 Tea and Strawberry Qar<3en«, Northcoto, now open. Evwry accominoda tlon to Visitors and Pionio Parties. Cream alwayaready. iniTYBUFFE T.-Stiawbcrries and v J Cream, Croam Cheeso, Spring Lamb, and other Delicacies for Supper. - "DAY OF JfLENTY~TIMES." Mtt W. BARTLEBTIiANGBBIDBSI'Ii my SoiiC Ao.nt in Auokland, and his recGlpt for mosies after this date will alone bo a sufficient dlfichar&e. E. If. KDQOUMBB, Sole Proprietor. Tauranga, Nov. 1,1882. A LL ACCOUNTS due to F. Manoeb, J\. Timber Merchant, Onshnnga, must be paid to Mr 6. Q»nti.xv, Prinoeßstreet* on or beforo the 30th Norembar, 1832, or other steps will betaken. FKANOIB MANDER. Onebnnga, October 27,1682. 8 ALE of Township of Mount Albeit posi tively takes place oa'i usi(Uy, Kovember 7th (at noon), at Arthur's Mart pi EE AND POTTER, CoAChßuildeks, \IW Grey-street, Auo*laEd.-N.8.: Iron-bark Shafts S^okou, Fallo&fl, Ulua Gum asd all kinds of UarAwood, at Lowest Market Price?. MAORI CANOE RACE and WAR DaNCE, at Norlh .*>hore o« Thursday next. Get jour tickota for the Ferry Sletmeis &t tho oftl<x>. 8. Queen-street, on Monday, I'ues day, or Wednesday. T7ICTORIA HOUSE, Noeth SH-.aif, V (first Corner Hoissa past 0- Mays's Score, -LUNCHKON, TEA COFFjCWi a a., &r., always rtady auring Kegatta and other holi day*. SOLOMON eaid, "There is nothing new under the pub." Neither is there. Oar splendid Sowing Maohinoa are natter re arranged.— V.S. Chamberß,op«ositetho Bank] PLATO vraa the prince of philosophers, but one of our Yankee Knitting Machines i would havo made him stare.—D. S. Chambers, 79, Queen stroot. iIPP'S OMNIBUS will run Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from National Bunk to tho Asylum at 9 a.m. and at 5.5 p.m., and from the Asylum to National Bank, 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. mO TEE HARBOUR BOARD J. ELBCTORP. Bbnm.bmbn'.—l am a candidate for iho vaoant Beat at tbo Harbour Board. I havo always taken a wuu interest in improvement! ot tho harbour, asd ohonld you roiurn mo, shall do my utmo.it to advance (he commercial and shipping interests of the poet. jqbn Art Union (By permission of tbe Colonial Secretary) Of tub Celebrated Piciubb MAORI^WOMAN AND CHILD Bx Hbbr Lisdaubb. BIXTY MEMBERS AT 208. BACH. Tickets to be obtained ot Partridge and Wool lams, Tobacconists, Queen-street. q A L S A L INE! JENILASJUAQ SALSALINE! ALSALINE! TAINE BROS., Aobkt», Auckland. TN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. MEROUEY BAY SA.W-MILI, OOMPAKY (UMIWD). Tho Proporty and Business of the abovenamed Company having been disposed of to the Bier oury Bay Timbor Company (Limited), all Claims against the Mercury Bay Saw-mill Company (now being voluntarily wound up) must bo for warded to tho undersigned, caro of Messrs Russell, Dovore, and Cooper, Solicitors, Short land-street, Auckland, on or beforo tho 16th Novomber; and all Debts due to tho said Com pany not paid forthwith will be sued for without any furthor notice than that now Riven. HUGH CAMPBELL, Liquidator. Octdbci-31,1882. ROBINSON'S "OOYAL TD»AKIISG "poWDER, In Tins, Jib. Is; lib., 29. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MADE. TKADE ("Crown") MARK. To bo had ot Groosrs ar d Provision Dealers, or the m<iker, J W. ROBIWSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. JUNWUU ROAD l'AßtJKtr,. ni A L 8^ A Z N E! UJNILASLAQ SALSALINE! ALSALINEI TAINE BRO S., AGEirrs, Auckland. -mICKETS for the Ftrry Steamers, avail -1 able for Thuriday next, Begatta Day, may now be obtained at the office 01 Us Com pany, 8, Quean-Btroot. Fmsb astnsnsl.



.JUO'BBO'K BA W DV H g _____ ■ —* UHORAL HALL. - .v# GRAND CONOKRT AND BALL, IN AID OF B&ND VOND (Conoort under ths direction of MISB • ShanmiKha") ---| WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Bsn. i ; TIOKKIB .. .. „ ?S6D. To Commence at 8 p.m. A GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AHD B ALL will be Riven is the PAH MURE H9.LL, on ! WEDNESDAY, Bth NOVEMBER, 1882," i By the LKOTAKD TROUPE. V Comprising Gymnasium, Bongß, Dances, and Negro -ketches. Ecmblo Ticket (ontortalnment and lull). 63; Single, 39 Cd; Gallery (entertainment only), la. , Refreshments! provides. TJANMORE LITERARY SOCIETF. The OTAHUHP MINSTRELS will give a Grand Rntortalnment in tbe Pan mure Hall on FRIOAX, 21th instant, at 8 p.m. TioSots, 2e 64 each. ■ EDEN BALL— Tbo Young Colonial Temporanoe Clab will give another Open Danoe on Wednesday nlghf. Danolng to own- . meace at 8 e'olocfr. Tloke-s; 2?, at the floor, or tromß. Tamer, Bto. . ' A UCKLAND SPRING MEETING _T3_ takes plaoo To-morrow. 7th Novembon 188*.-The Books will bo In attendance at the Occidental Hotel this evening to wager on tbo aiovo. ■ Tenders. i ■———™~ ——— RJEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. PIOTON-HURUNUI RAILWAY MAIN LINK. HURUNUI RIVER BRIDRH CONTRACT. Public Works Office. Dnnedin, 27th Ccptomber, 1882, Written Tenders will be reoelved at thla effloa until noon of WEDNESDAY, the Bth November, 1882, tor tbe above Contract,, They are to bs marked oa tho outside "Tender for the Hurnnni ;Kiver Bridge Contract," and ad dreeeed to the Hon. tbe Minister tor Fublio Works. Telesxaphie tenders. elmHs'ly afldresiied and marked, will be received If presented at any telegraph ofiioo by noon of the iame date, pro vided that written tenders are lodged at any District or Evident Engineer's Office by the name hoar. Drawings, BpeelQoistions, and general condi tions, may be seen at thla offloo, end at laa PobUo Worisa Offices as Auckland, Wellington, and Ohrißtchurch. The lowest or any tender not neoefifcarily aooopiCrt. Byoommand. r Knaiiioor-in-olmrge, Middle Inland, rfpENDKRS will be received at this office X till 1 p.m. on MONDAY, t£a 18th list., where plass and specifications o*n be seen, first, for the Purchase and rteraoval of Old House (latu the reßidence of Sir Win. Martin), Judge's Bay, Aucllwid; second, lot the Krec tion of New Bouse. The highest, lowest, or any tender not necessarily acoapted. T. W. BIUKBON & 00. g.N.L,A,, Q-Mfl-efc j rpO BUILDERS, BT C. Tender? will ba receive* at my c<2ee until 13 ' neon oa THURSDAY, November 23, for tbe Kreotlon of an Hotel at Obinemutn. I'lins and speolflaatlons to be seen at tbe offloa of H. B. George; Ksq, ffort-ttreet, Auckland, until , 3 p.m. oq Monday, tbe ISJi i* at. Tha lowest or any tender will not necesvariiy be aooapted. Gi ARNOLD W_hD, Architect, &?. Beringfr-n-etreet, Tauranga, Nov. 8 llitft, fSO CARPENTERS.—Tenders will bo r rcoelveJ until foar o'clwfc on WEDNKE DAY nest, tbe B',h mat., for tho BrecMon of a VUUinSy.moßilsßtreot for C. A. Hairlß, Esq. Plans at my ofHce. HENRY G. WABB, ATohiteot -toara ana isaameiiee. /COMFORTABLE Furnished Apatt? V/ mentß, with use Of kitchen, within a short distance from Queen-streiit. TSrms reasonable. —Apply far aacrets at thle office "ojbivate board and itcsiD-No'a S~ for Sinslo Gontlemnn or Married Coupler .. at Mrs ffoxton'o, put-street, opposite the Con gregational Chnroh. '■> ' ' ;J ' WOODBINE Cottage, Grcy-«treet — Vacancies for Gentlemon; plungo bath and every comfort; teruia moderate.' jf^OVKKNUK BROWWB UQVSb, XX HOBSON-S2KEKE. iio-jui amd ijomiws „ „ „ „ ..£33 par Week 3LTBLS K.oOS£__._, i ___,____ 1 .855. . : ,', \1 Auctions. B. TONES. B. C CAKK. B. D. TOHBB ■WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. TWO NEW HOUSES, PROSPECT STBEET, PONSONB7. / TWO HOUSES, GRACE-STIUET, PONSONBY. . B. TONKS & 00, IJAVE received instructions to aeil by .LJ auotlon on Wednoad&y, November Bth, K)2 o'olock, . , „ ... GRAOE-BTRHET1, PON8Ot»BV-Two Blve roomed Uoneeß, Allotment 40 by I0O; * well finished asd complete with every o-jnveoiance, at d being sub Of AlloVisent 11, of cub Allotments 36, of Section 8. PROSPKOT-9TBBKT-Two New 6-roomed Houses, well finished, with srates, tanks, &0.1 ana baing Allotment 69 and 90. Fropertlea Flagged. Terms: One-fourth oaeh; balance can remain. ~ TOWNS H I P OF JVioumT Albbrt. ■ OOGANVJLLE! OOGANVILLE! Xt/OaANVILLE! JVOGANVIIiiK! , SPECIAL FREE 'BUSES Will run to MOUNT ALBERT on BAttSR. DAY next, the 11th instant, ieavinc tho&fiic* of H. C. GKKBNWOOD, QCEKN-STR«KT,Qt 2.30 p.m., retorning from Mcraat Albert at i 30 p.m. INTENDING PDKCHASEBS, OB I PKBSONB WISHING to VIEW THB LAND, Can obtain FUHlffi PABSBS from tha Auotionoor to take them to Mount Albert and back ANY DAY JDUJJING THK WE3K. EVEKFONE ' .. ' Deslroßß et obtainJng a CH<ICH! PIECE OF LAND of GOOD BIZ"8 and WJCLti BITUATKD. ought to avail thomsolvoo of IWb opportunity to VIKW BBTORH THS SAtFi THE LAND NOW OFFERBD WILL BffAH IN3PHCTION. . : both as to POSIT!OF, QUALITY, and' ASPECT, and i] without doubt the Beat Ever Offered Fur Sole in Mount A * Albeit Wjtriot; K;# (Jm GkEEMWOOD AUOIONEBB. WEO«E«UAY, NOVJSMBEB. 8. THE SALE UF STIAMER ■ O.E.MINI IS UNAVOIDAItLY POSTPONED ; V,;,UMTIL- '•;-.■• ''■'■ VEDNEiSDAV, NOV£MBBR 8. -::-;,E.& A.: ,!IBAACS,:" '■■'■*■:'■.. Mercbanta and Anctionanrs, JCaniimitd am. towth Pags.)