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[YES. S.S, AitAWATA AT IHS BLUFF,

Railway Accident at Bathurst.

[BY TELEGRAPH.-OWN CORRESPOSi EKT.]

BLUFF, this day. A BRRIOUS railway accident occurred at Bathurst on the 11th. As the mail train from Bathurst was coming round a curve it ran into the goods tiain from Dubbo> The mail train wa3 going at the rate of ten miles an hour, and the goods train was about to turn on to another line, The force of the collision was terrific, the two engines colliding with a crash that was heard half a mile away. The engineer and driver in charge of the mail train as soon as he perceived the daDger applied the break, shut off steam, and then jumped clear of the train, falliDg to the ground without sustaining much injury. The p.-rsons in charge of the poods train also escaped without injury. It seems that the passeDger train con-isted of mail train l>t and 2nd class carriages, a largo compo site sleeping cariiage and break van, and that goods train consisted of about twenty wagons loaded with cat le, sheep and wood. On examination it was found that one of the pas>ODger cars had been wrecked, the roof being partially rjised and completely knocked ot»£, and the sides split to pieces. At the injured end there were seated Mrs Jacob Knight and child, a railway potter (O'Keeffe) and his wife (who were travelling to Spring Grove) •with their adopted son, 11 years of age. Mrs Knight was pitched out, and wi'h the child was severely sbakeD, while the porter and his wife were nisi knocked about; but tho boy was the most seriously injured. He had both thighs broken. It is a miracle that all the pssiengets were not killed, as the compart ment tcey (ccupied was smashed to a'oms, and one of the tides knocked clean away. Messrs Booth and Stone, who were in the letter porter's mail van, were cut about the /ace and shattered by the force of the collision, which seemed to have cul minated between this carriage and the next one (the first-class cariiage) as though the sides of others were here, and these some-' what split and broken, they were not nearly so much damaged as that occupied l»y Knight and his companions. Two carriages appear to have come together and been lifted up off the rails and then have fallen again. The iron buffers were twisted and broken, and the cast iron fastenings cracked in pieces. As the train was on a curve the principal force was felt on the inside of if, and all the twisted ironwork on that side especially showed the enormous strain to which it had Dem subjected, 'lhe sides of the mail van and of two injured carriages had to be put aside and ficsh ones put on. Tho collision produced great con fusion amongst tbe paS3tngeis,_who were more numerous than usual, owing to the prc?enca of the members of the Montague- Turner Opera Company. Miss Montague was sitting opposite to another lady, who ■was forcibly dashed against her, and as this lady bad b:ea cut across the foiehcad tbe blood trickled from her wound on to Miss Montague's face and hands. Fearing tbat tho lady was seriously hurt.Miss Mon tague, who retained her presence of mind, attended to her, and when ehe managed to get out of the carriage she herself swooned. Her maid was asleep on a scat with a little doa near her, and the shock threw her down with violence. Signora Venosta was bruised and shaken, and, along with Miss Oliver, rs vindtr medical care, as is als* M. Korterascheck, the con ductor of tbe orchestra, who is dhabled. One of the passengers by the train which camo in cellisiou with tho poods train writes to the "Sydney A ews," eivinga description of the disaster, and stating the papers have made light ot the occurrence. He says that not oue ha'f of those who were injured have been mentioned. When the collision took place Signora Venosta, of the Montague Turner Company, had her lips cut to pioces, and her knee badly injured. Korneiaschek. ihe conductor of the orcdestra, had his chest injured, and Bjlfour, tho tenor, is very ill. His neck is strainid, and his chest so affected that hec an scare sly breathe. The nuchanist also wa3 badly bruised., Lady Tuly had her face all cut and ber j forehead severely wounded. One man had i his spine lractured, and is now lying in a helpless condition, with tho whole of tho lower parts of his btdy completely para lysed. A distressing case i* tbat of a little boy, who had both legs broken abave the- knee?. No hopes of Ins recovery are entertained. All he said after the accident, and while the doctors were settling his limbs was cry ing, " God bless papa ; God Wops mamma," and as the paiu got more intense he continued to say these words, but in a louder voice. Benham, tho baitone of the opeia troape, had his head injured by the top of the carriage falling on him. be waudered about all Saturday in a de lirious condition, but is better to-day. .Every passenger by Ilia train is either liaipinc about Bathurst or has some pat of his body damaged. It appaars that the signalman fell aslfiep, and awoko only as the trains approached each other. He thm lost his prestnee of mind, and could not move the signal?. AH the vehicles com prising the passenger train were smashed, j excepting a portion of tho engine, and they are much dented. Mr Turner, of the Opera Troupe, is injured in the knee, while Mi.s DeakiD, second soprino, escaped without injury. Foundering of the Austral.—Full Particulars.

The following are the particulars of the foundering ot the s.s. Austral. Jt appears that she was taking in coal and cargo dur ing tho ■week.-and tho first supposition as to the cansa oi the catastrophe was that the coal havine; been placed in bunkes on iu3 Bide of tha vessel, she had listed, thus bringing her lower pons, which had been carelessly left open, below the level of the water, which then flooded in. This idea, however, has since been rejected as abmid. At four o clock en the morning of the 11th, the men were all eslcep with the exception of the chief officer and a few coalers in the coal hulk, which wa« lyins! alongside. The Austral listed without recovetiug herself, and came up on top of the collier. She remained in this position only long enough to give the men time to get clear. Tho chief officer raised the alarm, and tbe whole of the crew, numbering 175 hands, rushed on deck. They took to the launch and tho Austral immediately tank stern first. The men went to the Circular Quay vhero they landed, aid thence they made for the Sailots' Home in a half-clothed con dition. • Here they found that twenty men weie missing, including Captain Murdoch, the chief officer (tiichards), and the purser. It was subsequently found tbat the captain and ihe chief officer were safe oa board the Wolverine, but tbe whereabouts of the purser could not be discovered. It has been surmised that some of tho crew went down in their bsrths when the alarm was given: 1 veiy effort was nade to prevent the influx of water, out unavailingly, and all that cmld be done wa? to save the lives ot those on board by (,'Citing them on to the coal lighter alongside Assist &ncs was also given by the Wolverine, and afterwards by the police who went alongside in their boat. It has been stated that the men engaged in takiug out one of the shafts knocked a hole in tho Btorn, but the sailors dtny this, as they say that the shaft was taken out the previous day. Tbe cargo was, fortunately, all out, and the vessel was simply engaged with the collier* when the disaster oc curred 'Ihe Circular Quay presented a very animated appearance this morning when tbe news was received, and the masts of the vessel could be plainly seen from the quay projecting from the water. The captain of the Calcross took off tb.ee stewardesses, who had lost everjthing except the dreses they were in.

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Ihcre is great diversity of opinion as to how the Austral.was bar, the only cer tain thiog being that there must have been neMigence somewhere. It is thought by some that the valves must have, been lost open x wo onsineers aad the pu ser were found to be missing when the muster of officer* was taken. Divcra have keen down who report that the purser's cabin is uutenautefl. The purser's name was Perkins. Arrangements are to be immedi ately made for wising the vessel. Divers wilt co down and close the port ho e 9 , and a powerful steam pump will be a*t to work ta clow the vessel of Water. Orawd. of visitors ate throDfiing to the spot, and much excitement prevail. 3he Austral « now lying oa a sott smooth bottom m eight fathoms of water. Sheis valued at £220,000. Besides iron she had 1,200 tons coal aboard. At low water her hunicano deck.will bo about awash, and the main .desks are six or seven feet under water, and'her stem head is eighteen inches out of water. One of the engineers bas just reported himself, •but the other two [officers have n-t been heard of since, The most probable idea as to

i he cause of the accident is thought to bo that a large valve was left open which would have allowed tho water to get in without making any noise or awakening the crew till she had sunk. Some time previous to sinking, cries of alarm and shrieks pro ceeded from the vtssel, attracting attention from the captains of various merchant vessels anchorea near, who promptly de-^ patched boats, but, owing to the confusion and the indiscriminate manner in which the rescues we'O made and the men quartered, it is difficult to ascertain accurately who aro really missing. On the 12th iast., a div«r recovered five bodies from the wreck of the Austral, namely, the purter, refrigeratiog engiueer. and three coolies, and it is believed that no more lives have been sacrificed. Con siderable doubt has beeu expressed by practical men us to whether there are in the cploniea appliances sufficient to rni'e so large a vessel. Tire scene of thu disaster has been viaited by thousands in steumcia and boats of all kind?.

On the 13th insr. diving operations were resumed, when a caieful examination was made and the starch for further bodies con tinued. The whole of the crew are not yet accounted fol-, some of them being still miss ing. A lumour has bc*n afloat that on the 6th instant an accident occurrrd while dis charging cargo in Circular Quay, which should nave suggested that the coaling of the vessel, under tbe circumstances, was difficult, if not daugcrous work. Iheevidence will doubtless come out at tho inquest, which will also prove or disprove an alleged incident which is spoken of in marine circles as having an imjortant bou'ing upon the disaster, Thoso on board at the time of tbe catastrophe do not favour the theory that the water entered by the valves, as, if i such were tlie case, the vessel wou'd not have heeled ever, bnt have gone down up rixht. They adhere to the opinion that it was the entrance of water at the port-holt a that sank her. Arrangements are being made to raiso her at once, as it is feared she may sink deeper, and in that event it might bj impossible to iloat her. The Inquest.

An inquest on the bodies recovered from the Austral commenced on the 13th. J. Murdoch, the captain, deposed that the 1 dead body, numbered one, lying at the dead-house, was 'that of John James Perkins, purser of the A ustral, 29 years of age, au [Englishman, and tingle man, '.Ima was his first voyajjp. ueacl body No. 2 was that of Alexander, a native of .Nairn, Scotland, 22 years of age. Be was refiigcrating engineer on beard. Bodies Nos. 3, 4, and 5 respectively, were those of three Lascar teamen employed on board the Bbip. Four of tho dead bodies were found and brought to the surface by divers specially employed for the purpose.

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MORE HONOURS-MR W. J. CL ARKB

A BARONET,

LONDON, Nov. 18,

It is ofti.ially announced to-day that Mr William McArthur (Lord Mayor of London in 1880-81) and Mr Thomas Mcllwraith (Premier of Queensland) have been created Knight Commanders of St. Michiel and St. 'aeorge, while Mr WMiam John Clarke, of Alelbourne, is crea'ed a Baronet.

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WELLINGTON, this day.

The team had a practice during the whole'of th forenoon on the Basin Reserve ground, in the presence of 11 large number ot spectators The wicket was ex cellent, and notwithstanding the sea voyage all the men played remarkably welL The bowling and fielding were good, the batting steady,and promising for till scores.

THAMES, this day. Sharemarket (toon): — Deep Level tribute :2s 93, 3s; sellers, 3s Gd ; buyers, 3s. Kuranui Hill: Buyeis. ss. Mariner : Kellers, ss. New Prince Imperial: 681, 73s ; sellers, 75s ; buyers, 70*. Southern Cross : 265; sellers, 30s.

The remains of the late Mrs Morley. whose death we recorded in our issue of last Saturday, were interred jc>tepdny in tho Symouds-stieet VnryiDg ground, and were followed by a very larga concourse of pe< pie who thus *be»v(d the rpspect in which she was held. The deceased lady was the moihcr of the Sev. W. Morley, late minister 01 the Pitt-street "Wesleyan Church, but now of kt. Albnn's, Christ church. Mis Morley arrived in Auckland with her husband and their family about 17 years ago, and was soon placed in an im portant office in the Wesleyan. Church, During the 17 jea«s of her residence in Auckland, she proved herself to be a fiicnd of many, and an enemy to none. Tho funeral service was rendered by the Rev. J. vvallis who, in his minis terial capacity, had been a very frequent visitor at her bed side curing tbe months of ber painful affliction, Tbe chief mourners were the bereaved husband and his eldest and his youngest eons.

THE AUCSXAIS-U ■ EVKWinw si'Afi. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20



Aquatics. 'fmi'TEKN FJSET OPEN SAILING «. BOATS.—A Meeting will be held at t o'cloo* TO-MvjRRO ■* iTae»d»y) KVKftINQ si the mi' sh Hntol, to mako arrangsmoata for a 8 w »pstake Race. ASVVEKfSI'AJkK KaOE will take place on SATURDAY next for Open Sailing Boats under 13 foot. Arrangements to be mads at tho Waltematallotel on WEDNES DAY NIGHT, at 8 o'clock. Amusements. DBVONPOKT LITBBARY ASSOCI" ATiON. TaiS w,v«NiN'} a Masio»l and Literary UN I'BBTaINMKNT will be given In the Davonpirt Hall. , PfiOGBiMME— I—lnstrumental 2-»olo i Vooal) 3-Kead ng 4-ParS Song s—Recitation C-Solo (Piano) 7—Solo (Vccal) 8-iemilns: S—lnstrumental in—roio (Vooal) 11—Beading ]2-Part Song God Save the Qaeen,



Doora open at 7.30 pm. Admission, 6d. ROflT. 0 JRBBTT, Hon. 3eo. NEW ZEALAND ORDEK OV GOOD XEMPLAHB. HARBINGER OF PEACE LODGE. No. T. A Select Musical, Vocal, and Dancing BNTKK TAIMMKNT, in connection with the Order, will be held in tho Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, on THURSDAY EVENING, November 23. Ticket* (including refreshments, 2s each, to bo had of tho Committee. Admission by ticket only. Tendera. npEiNDEBS Required for Brickwork of I basement and three double chimneys at privato house in Selwyn Terrace, Parnell.— Apply for particulars on tho job. Gazette m .bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NlfW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. INT BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Dobtora and Cre ditors Act, 1876," and the several amend ments thoreof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Thomas Reid, Spring-street, Ponsonby, Auckland, Painter, a Debtor. This is to notify that Thomas Reid, of Spving street, Ponsonby, Auckland, Painter, has this day filed a statement that ho is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; tho First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on MONDAY, the eleventh day of December next, at 12 o'clock noon* Dated at Auckland, this 20th day of November, 18S2' G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Thomas Reid, „ Debtor in pers (



IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NOBTHEBN DISTBIOT. ■ IN BANKBUPTOY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Ore f ditors Aot, 1876," and the several Aota amending the same, and of the Bank rußtor of James MoQciNtAN, ot far sell, near Auokland. Watohman, a Debtor. This is to notify that James MoanlnUn, of Parnoll, near the City of Auokland, Walohman, has tnis day filed a statement that he Is unable to meej his engagements with bis Creditors! the First Meetltg ot Creditors to be held attha. Sarreme Court Hatld<Hß«, Anokland. on MON DAY, the 27th aay of November, 1882, ct the hour ot eleven o'olocK in the forenoon. Dated-at Auckland, this IBth day Of Kovem ber. 1882. BREWEHi Registrar. H. wriMiiMßOu, ghortland-street, SoUoltor tortteDsbtor,



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IAfaNTEo, lespi-dablo Practical Man » » (singlo) who thoroughly understands cheese-making to join advertiser ; no capital ro- Quired; and all tho plant ready to go Into busi ness at once.—For address apply oltico of this papor. A.NTED, a Coachsmitb.—Apply^w". and U. Hasten, Coaohbollderp, DarhMii ttroet. TS[rANTED, an Improver and a Boy for » T Cooking KanKoH.datovuMakiiiir.&o.; fl'so Porohasors of Oiloalal Oveis at 12' &ud nu wards -Side and Fortablo Ovens and Hi Harp, Kitohsn Rang«, Scores, Orates, andQimril tmlth Work In all Us branohea at corresponding rates. Country ord»rß,prom»tly attended to.— R. Nlchollß 326. Q«»n-B>reot ■ AfANTJsD, Three or ifonr Good Hoi » * pers for Boiler Shop.—X. 11. Yeoman, ■Albort Boilor Works. ANTKO. Bayers-GaUtea Stripe, sid; Fashionable Shades Satooo, lud; Fast Colour Prints, 4}d.—Bronnan'o, Tiotoria strcet. A*TED, by a Steady Young Man, a Situation as Bookkeopor: 7 yoars'Auck land experience.—McE, Star Office. WANTED, a *espcctable Girl to assist la Honwvwork.—Apply at tbla office. \XT ANTED, improvors and Apprentice}. il — Apoly to Mrs M. A. Uogers, llteea maker and Milliner, Welloßlei -at., Aucicland. WANTED a good assistant Milnner.— Milne and Ohoi cc, ANTED, Buyers—Boys' tailor Col lars, 6d; Tweed Hats. Is lid; Girls' Stockings, from dd.—Brennan's, foot of Vie toria-street. VC^ANTED, Good First and t-'ocond »» Cooks (hotols), Two Private Servants (I4s), Lad, Laundresses, Parlourmaids, Servant (North Shore), Nurso, etc.-Mrs Elsmore'a Ke- Sistry. WANTED, a Good Buggy Uorao, quiet and sound.—Address, statingage, hoieht, and lowest price, to A.8., Box 159, Post efllce, Auckland. ~\\i AJNTiED, Board and Lodging with a vV respeo'able middle-aged oonpir, ■whore there are no children and no other boardeM; Kast tide of oity preferred.—Address, statins terms, O,K S., Stab Offloe. WANTED, Hansom, in pood order, for C»bo.- Appb by letter to ' Brlyer," Evening ?taji oftiee. ANTED, Isveryone in want of Cash to call on their uncle—London Loan Office, under Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. AM TE D KNOW>I- Feathers, Flowers, aunnhade?, Grannie's Bonsete, Trimmed Mats, &o, tar the nol'daya, at Rob aou'd MolboorcoConße, AjNXBI) KNOWS, ladies' White Skirts (incited) Is 8 &; Ohlldrens' Dlannr Floaforfß, 6d; Lace Neo&tlas, 2d.—Bretnan'o, Viooriu utreei WAH'I'ED, two respectable yonng men Boarders in a quiet family, where no othero are kept—Mrs tieorge P*jno, top of Franklin Road, the third house off Ponaonby Road, on the right h»nd side. WANTED, a Young Man who has been In the Ironmongery trade.—Apply by letter, stating experience, to Wlngate, Bnttia and(*o., Auntdand. WANTED to Purchase, Engine and Boiler, SO-horee pswer.—Apply Helens villa glonrmlll »:0.. Helensvllle. \\ ANTeD to *ent, a 2 or 4-roomed »! Cottage in healthy situation, within 10 minntes of Queen-Btreet —Apply by letter to AZ, thlß offlce. ANTED, Every Man to Purchase a Gcol Tweed Salt of Olother, i pair Scckn. Helmet, and a good Uress shin bII (or 25<!11d. for one week only, at H.imnol Coombes and Company. Qaeen-street. WANTED BUYERS-Men's Tweed Troueera. 6s lid j Military wookf, 8d ; Long Bilk Soaryeß. IP.-Brtcnan'a. Vlatpria-Bt. j



WAVtib TO PDKCHASE, a few AorCB of Laud at New Lynn, Walltoroiti, or Whan, at nnoe; elso Houses and Allotntema In the Olty —O. T. Hogg, next Union Bank. WAJS iJt-i) BUY £E,S — Black Satin Umbrellas (Deep Lace e<*g'). Is fid ; grilling, 2i yard.—Branpan'a. Vlotorla-atreot. \\ f ANTED KNOWN — Money ad v ' vanced on personal security, repayable by weekly or monthly instalments, or in any way to suit borrowers.—Hart's London Loan, under Theatre Royal, Victoria-street. W""AJMTfiD-The Customers of Munro and Mllligan to know tbat they are now prepared with a full and choice assortment of Tweeds ar«n Drapery Goods In all departments tor tho coming season. WANTED KNOWN-Mrs Hadley bas , an assortment ot PinoJores, Apronp, Undorolothlng. Hats. Bonnets trimmed.— -Hobaon-btreet (opposite Prlnoa Arthur Hotel.) ANTED KMOWN—Working~Men can Bavo their llonsy by calling at the GoTornor Gordon Dining Rooms, All Meals fid; Board and Lodging IGb per week.—Note the addresst Nearly opposite ths Waltomata and oloss to the Dock, Lower Albert-Btreei.—K. Mordooh. Proprietor. . WANT JED KNOWJV - MUSICT MUBIO. MUSIC. The 65 cases jmt reoelved from England in olnde an imm"tiiu quantity of Piano Musio making my Stock about Fifteen Thousand Copier, all ('NLY SIXPENCE FAOH. inolud ini; Sacrod Eodkb, Sentimental Songa (Brpt'lsh, Trieh, and Scotohl, Comlo Bongs, Danow, Piuoen, Mobio In Bookp, &o. &o. aJbo, Czemey's 101 Kxeroisee, Is; Hem y'a Tutors (the new edlttoa), 3a; Violin Duets, Is; VloUn Tutors, Is ; Violin Mtrinea (let. 2nd. 3rd, and Ith), 3d; Huperlor do,, id and 6d.—N.B.—a largo quantity ol the above Muelo for the Piano ate arranged as Duets by the celebrated Julius Benedict.—A liberal allowance to the trada and professioa at dampier'S Hobsos-Btreet Shop,



Wan ceo. WA ft TED KNOWN—If Madame , who left some things at Waterloo Houso, does not call at once and pay her acoount, tho things will bo sold to defray exponses.— E. A. Checy. WANTED, Well-fatted Bacon Pig 3 from 100 to 200lb8; highest cash prloe.— A. Carter, Bntohtr. Weliealeir-Btreet. WANTED, a \outhTabout 10 or 18, that can ride well and understands hono'.-J KoMnspp. Valley Road. Mt. Ktien. WANTED, a good Machinist. —K. 3iow, Tailor, 86 Viotorla-Bireet. WANTED, Dressmakers to go out by tho day, Geneial Eorvanta, and Sfonng Girls.—Mra Whuoamba'a Ronisiry Offlcs, top of llobaon street. \\i ANTED, an Engagoment for a good » t Barma'd.—Mrs Whitoombo's Re&iatry Office, top ot aobaoj-atroet. WAN TED, Situation w.ith a merchant, auctioneer, or in nuy place of trust; Rood penman, and references.—Address 11, Stab Oflfce. WANTED, Shipwrights, Blacksmiths, Tailors. Saddler*, Printers, Bikers, Boilermakers, Mou'ders", and others not now represented on the Eight Iloura Damonstratloa Com mil toe to uoet and elect two Delegates to rerresont them at tbe next Meeting, hold at fne Working Met's Club, on FRIDAY, 24th, at 7 30 p. pi. WAlsTiiD KNOW ft'—lmportant to Proprietors of Hotela.Reecanrants, and Heids of JFamilifß-thatLowi* and McKenssle, 37, Queen-street Wharf, aro prepared to mpply Groceries, I'roduoo and General Provisions. Shipping supplied; Customers waited on for orQerß, and goodß delivered free of oharge. V*7 ANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier *"_ has much pleasure In announcing that his 65 cases ot Goods havo arrived from Kng land, 17 per Wave Queen, 18 per Loch Fleet, 1 per Margaret Galbraith, 1 per Indus, and 28 per Coromandel. Tho Goods (sorno of which aro already unpacked) include i-iano Music, Violin do, Violins, Violin Strings, Drapery, Dolls, &c; Pictures, Ladleß' Bags, Sunshades, Costumcß, Millinery, Ironmongery, Holloware, Luminous Match Boxes, Brushwaro, Glassware, Crockery ware, Cruets, Rocking Horses, Mantelpiece Mirrors, Zinc Buskets, Iron Sufes, Ton Trays, harden Forks, Spades, Tinware, Iron Bedsteads, Lanterns, &c, &c. The Drapery will, of course, he found at tho Drapery Shop, Wakellold-strcet, and tho othor goods (including a lot of New Furniture) at tho Hobson-streot Shop. N.B.— Just received, also ut my Boot Shop, Victoria street l (lato W. Johnstone). a lot of Boots and Shoes. Don't mistake the Boot Shop: my namo is on the bottom of tho front.—W. H. DamI'IKR.



Ay ANTED, NEW POTATOES, IN ANY QUAKTITY. O. a JAKINH, OU3TOM-HOU3EBTBRBT. i T\7"ANTEJL>, the Inhabitants of Auckland * ' to Patronise the Noted Frlnoe Arthur Hotel, and its SPARKLING ALES. On Ihs Bar Counter and Public Rooms taste Its SAUS VQK BOLLS, PORK PIHS, and other llttlo Delloa cles, supplied Grade. WEDDING BREAKFASTS ARRANGKD AT THE UHORTK3T hOTiC"1. PIONIOP^RTISS'HAMPKRgnIceIy arranged from Ten Shillings and upwards. HUBERT OR AM, FItOPRIITTOg. \Y" A n T E TTV AB6IBTANT MILLINHR3. ' A JV T E 1* IMPROVERS. ' A N T E r\ APPBENTIOKB. ' AT «!• XVENDELL'S BRIGHTON HOUSE CHEAP DRAPERY ESCABLISaMKNT, 180 AND IS2, TOP OF GREY-bTREET. U « t~C BUSINESS, ESTAUMSHBD 22 YfiißS.



MR WEBB is desirous to find a Gontloman who will join his Son in carrying on the Busi ness. A knowledge of Music most doeirablo, but not necessary. Tho sharo of nroflta accord ing to the capital introduced.-_rceum Hall, Hobson-ttfeot. rpO CARP_NT*KS.-Wantecl, Six Rood 8. H*»d«.-<uii'y, at once, to O. and W. E&giTley. Newmart «t. O _QulK£D, hy a youag man of tcm > V portt-' habl'i. I/kljlprh in » ruyeotahla honsa np&r Qu-en-flirett.—_d(lreaa "J.E.M./" Stab Office E>OOl' TRAIU-._&lio(1 Clickers wanted > a* MoArthar'i Taotory, Upper Quoon streot. tsoara ana Ketiiaenon OODBINK COTT-iGB, 46, Grey sireet. — Vaoasoles for Gentleman; plungf-batb, and every comfort. Ttiar, 20s; wuh washing. 318 Bd. GKNTLKMaN is desirous i>f obtain- Ing Good Board and Itoaldenoe with a respectable Prlvata Family; must be within easy dlstanoe ot Cu'tom-Bouse-atreef. Comfort able and roomy Bedroom (ndiapensab'o — Aci drees partiou'ara to " Ol»rlo." StahjOlDm1. pOMFuRTABLE Board and iTesidenco KJ formnrriol oonplo and fiogle gentlemen near Pest-office, in mo.t respeatable locality.— Addrem at Mr W, I). UaUe-V, Confectioner, Queen-Btreet. P" RIVATE BOAHD and~EESIUENCE for Single Gentlemen or Mani'd Couple at Mrs Foscon's, Plit-etreet, opposite the Con gregational Chnrrb, /IUVKKJNOK BKOWJSB HCXiS VX UOBSON-STR&KT, ttoi-D-RsLoDSiNa--.. ..30s per Week SIKSMKoom Ua jjo-t and I^'ouDCl.



LOST, between Eden Crescent and Hob son-street, a Silver Ear-ring.—Findor ro fcarded on leaving same at Mrß Goldwater's, Hobson-street. LOST, Stolen, or Strayed, from tbo British Hotel, a Bluok ana White Magpie. Any ona retaining the same after this nutloa Will bo projected.—:>. Humphreys. f\H REWARD.—Lost in train, last V " Wednesday weok, a Circular Itaoin tosh Cloak, also Girl's Browa Tweed Mother Hubbard Cloak, bound togethor with patent strap —Finder please leave tho same at Star office. FOUI>D, a Hat trapped in paper.— Owner can have samo by paying exponsos and giving description to C. Gaze, Franklin Road. Bj'OUND, a White Poodle Dog—Apply jr Stab Offloe. ■ jj'OUNu, at Opera House, a Walkioe C Stiok, snake entwined.—Apply Caretake J, Opo a Houte. S~TRAYED, a Chestnut Horse, broken kneor—Apply Post-ofllor, Hobsonvil'e. Dividends.



CJUCCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY \ tO (LIMIiED). Tbe Trar,sfer Booha will be olosed from noon Ot FHIU*Y. tha 17Jh inetaot, to TUESDAY, tbe 2lat ira-ant at nooo, whau a Dividend (ttin first) of j Two ShilllnKa and Ptxponoe (2 61 tor Bhare will be payable at the Owpany'a < fflco, 6, New Zealand Insurance Bnlldiags, j> BcklanO. JOHN B. KANDERSON. Mansi?er« Auokland, loth Novnmbor, 1882. Oflippins. ■ : iaatts^'ir'XCUßSloN TO WAI- WiIRA (tIOT SPRINOS). * The g.B, lONA will loavo Qaoen-stroet Wharf (vrenther and otier olrrumttinoes ceriniitlru) on WSDNKHDAY NHXI', November 22nd. St 11 a.m., returning same day from Waiwera at 1.30 p.m. Return Tioketa. 7s Cd. A. MOBRKBOB. Managing Director, N.S.S.Co. LpOK WHANGARKI. '*S™*>' Tho 5.3. lONA will leave Queen street Wharf (weathef and other circumstances permitting) every MONDAY and THURSDAY at 7 p.m., returning from Whangarei every Tuesday and Friday, at 2 p.m., carrying passen gers only, until railway iB open.—A. McGkegor, Managing Dircotor N.S.S. Co. «Wte*]r ° R wj^l wTbZ "-*ml' nrW ThoS.e. lONA Will leava Queen-atreet Whar/, weather and other oJroumstsnoe petmlttiny, every SATUR DAY at a p.m., leaving Waiwera for Auckland STSSf. M 7Oae5 y m 0""n8 at 7 o'olook.-Retnrn 11CKOI0, 71!, bu, A. MoaRIGOR. ' Maoagiag Diteotor, N.S.S, Cj, ■



To Let. rjnO LET, a well-finished Four-roomed JL CottaßO. at Norfolfc-street, PonEonby — Apply to William Kosser, Conquest Pltoe, for nell. nrO LET, Vila Residences at Rutland B. Koad, Conquest Place, P&rnell: beautiful view of the harbour.—.apply to William Hosier, Builder. r shu LE 11,I1, a Gentleman's Residence, con- S Ulmng 11 rooms, with ovo'y convenlnnoi>. I 1 —H. PortlnKton, House and Land Aijent, gtioh btiry'a BaildlrigJ. , rr O LET, a House in Upper Queen-street. X. —Apply to Henry Nuale, Grer-Btreet. TO LKT, a Six-roomed House in Vic torU-Btroet West.-Apply Tuesday morn lag to Jameß Balluntine. 'S O LET, ia College Koad, a House and* JL Phop of eeven rogma j every convenience j gas and water laid od,—Apply to J. Kano, Uraitan-Btreet. ' I 0 LET, a Hcuse of iivo rooms in York » street, Newton.—Apply to Thomas Hayes, Pitt-street. ft O LKT, at Newmarket, a Siop~and » Baker's Oven, at presont occupied by John MoNicll; splendid stand. Good opening for a steady man.—Apply to g. ft. Clayton. JO LK.T, Houses.—Apply J. M, Mac doaald, oarucr of Qaeen and Wcßt Queec- Btrpeta. ' g O LET, a bhop and Dwelling, comer I of Wellington and Hepburn srree'a; tew flxtTirop, rent moderate.—Apply next door, to Mr Cook. fino har, a JinKer's fcinop ana uven, m H Welilngton-street.-Aoply to F. V. Pilme, 28, New Zealand Inßurnnte Hnlldlnyß. riW L.bT, Settlers' H otel, Wbangaroi.— L This old established flrat-olass Hotel to bo lot for a term of years as may bo agreed upon. -For particulars; apply to Lionel Phillips, Messrs Khrcafried Bros., Queen street Wharf, Auckland. mO BE LX V OK LiSASED (Victoria ? street) for a terra of years, Three Largo Well-llnislicd Shops with Dwellings attached; f?as and water laid on. Also, Largo Wooden Building, suitable for any manufactory, or would make (rood stablos.—Apply- to H. Pariington, Houso and Land Agent, Stiahbury's Building. mv^O Good Eooraa To Let.—Apply 84, I Grey-Btreet. VFIOiH TOLttT.— Appiyat«.JS.UA'. Rooutn, (Jnonn-ptrnot AKEt'S PKKMISKS TO LET.—An Old EatablisUed Bakery, of 19 yoars stand ing.and business premises, situated in Victoria street ; oven nowl/ re-built and water laid on. First-class opening.—Apply to Mr Stevonson, Isolsoii-atrcet, corner of Baker-atreet. NORTH SHURB, bjTCheltonhan- Boaoh.- To Lot, snug House, with largo and well-kept garden.—Apply J. Booth, Derwcnt Cottage, Uevonport, or at Auckland Dairy, Hobson-street. Garden to be well keot. For Sa'e. ~~ j



lf\OK SALBI New Six-roomed Housp, V flt:ed with register orate, oven, two tirkj. &o,; allotment S3 x 10'); Bprln»-strotst, Pomonby. Prl o, £275—flroly J. 11. Djltjn, Tailor, &q, Victorla-ntreet Eiat. "TJ'OR S\LK, good Second-hand Piano- JG forte by Collard and ColUrd. Cash, £35. —Apply Stjh Oflloe for address. IU'OK. SAL", a New 20 teet Opea Boat, •^ in splendid order; now sails and evory tliinn complete; to bo sold cheap.—Apply Star OIllCC; FOR S VLE,CHEAP (caused by failing health) a Cash Bmlnses. Goodwill, ana plant; oeeiiy worked. Good returns guaranteed. —Apply tTABt fllce. fjiOlt SALE, a comf..>rtal)lo Five-roomed I 1 House. Park Road; Four-roomed Honeo, Commorolal road; Six and Konr-roomsd Houbob, Be«fla!d View: fplendia Allotmeor, Colllog wotd-atroet, 42 x 12J; Bui.dice Lots, Mount Edf n,501 j 2CO feet frontage x lßßf t cJoeDicheap); Twoßhonr, Urga Allotment, Upper Symonds fltroot. —H. Partlngton, Uuuro and Land Agent, Btlobtury's Bnlldlpg'. "13 A BE CHANCE. For immediate Disiiosal, Leaso and Goodwill of eood Grocery Businoss, dointr a flrst-class cash trade. Arrangements to snit purchaser. Apply t* Mrs Mclndoe, Cash Store, Karanga hapo Road, Newton. OKNERSHOP.—For Knlc.ft p,-om"mcnt _ Corner Property, In leading position In Brmcmd6-»trEet.—lpply to wb, Altken, Land Agent, ShortlsDd-street. ji'UK 6ALE. — Porclval Parade, near B 1 Shelly Beach, New and Handsome Villa of i room*, loulleiy and paotry. fitted with shelves, cupboards, resistor, oven. Rink, etc.; tHclr paths, wuhhonse ; well drained ; splendid view of the Habou-.—D. K. kvARS, Eetate Ageci. Qaeen-Btreot, text" Herald " offloe. U "O li SALE. A New and Woll-flnlshod Shop and Dwelling of 3 rooms, allotment 33 z 10S. Good position In rising suburb. Capital opening. Price. &KP. '*. K. EVanb. f|-0 INVKSTOKS and OTOEhS. ---* For Salo, Valuable City Property; Grand Business Sites ;in most central position. Houso hold Allotments about 28 by 109 ; ground rent low; situated in Klliott-streot. A flrsC-class investmoni. Also at Penrose, a valuable little lot of 7 acres within a fow yards o( Itnilwoy Station. Grand comor lor an Hotel or Business Sito, being situate on Great South Road. This opportunity to securo valuable sitoa should bo embraocd at once. - Full particulars from D. F. It VANS. Estate Agont, Quoen-Btreot, next Herald (813.) WOli IMMEDIATE SALE. GRAND BUSINKSB^BITK.-Oneot the bast In the subarbs. Splendid Corner Allotment Most de-irablo position, and oce rising Id viklue ds.ily. Cnpital opportunity for eeouriog a first o!a;H Buslnors t-ltr. hituato—Fratkltn Hoad, reir Ponaonby Road. Terms, 1 cash.—Apply at Onoeto. D. V. KVAN3, Estate Agent, AnckUnd.



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BICWTON ROAD—Two Flrst-olass almost Level Allotments. 83 z CO, £132 eaoh MOUNT KDKN-Splendid Lovol Allotments (muln road frnoiago), flrst-olaqs Dnslnnra SUut; aojut throj mlauces' walk pa^c Xol bar MOUNT KHWN—Very dmtrable Villa Eltoo about CG x 130, at from 4100 each ONfcHUNGA Two Uhoico Allotments fiSO each NORTliCOfK—Sevoral Cboloa Allotmi'nts In this delightful lou&llty, from £10 eaoh ANQLKaKA-BTKKKT-40 Xl3O, for fllOO eRAGE-BTRBiIIT-Very Choice, at from 15s per foot STUART-STRKBT-Beaatitul VilhvSlteg.at 60s foot BPKINQ-3TK«ET (PoDsonby)-Cheap Building . BitCR. 33 x M, at £42 eaoh PONBWNBV KOAD (Barfield)-One nloo Lot, 10 feet frontago, for £60 AUmjKN-3TRKI£T (Kyber Passl — Choice Ilulldlni! Sites, nicely plantod, gnod woll, and many appllanoes for building, £130 xj. If, EVANS, EBTATK AOENT, QU«EN-BTREET Next •' llarald Offloe. * LLOTMiSiNTS 1 ALLOTMENTS ! VOLCANIC SOIL. A RARB CHANCE FUR WOBKING MEN. No Agenl'tf Fee or Auctioneer's Blow. Tho undersigned has 23 Cholon Building Lots for sals, situato at Vall«y Road, Albert Avenue, and Leamington Road, Aloant li'doo, »t prlcra averaging from 10s per foot; also, twe n*at four-roomed Verandah Cottages, >ecms, 20 per cent cash,balance o»n remain nt 7 per. cent, for 8 or 5 years, or be paid In weekly Instalments; interest diminishing as capital la paid off, S. SORMAN, • Mobkt kpin Road. A WHOLESALE STOCK of nearly 100 White and Cream Oatrloh Feathers has been purchased by Smith & Oaughey, 300 and 302 Upper yu. en-Bt-eet, ana win ba nold la I some oußss at almost half the usual prices—a I Guinea SVather [or 12s 6d, a 15a feather for 9s fid, a 11) 6d feather for 7s (id, als 6d feather for Ib. Also, abont 2,000 Chrletmus Cards, bought at auotloD, ara being marked, and la a few days will bo offered at hnir-prlw.-SMITH AND OAUGHEY, Upper Queen-street and New market _____________ FOU SALE BY THE UNDER SIGNED: I Oats Maize i Hour (Fleming's) Bran Oatmeal Sharps Hams I Flour (Wood's) Tea. splendid - Chaff ties, lib, Alb pks. I Bacon Currants, &o. " Preserved Milk, &c, Sold to Close Consignments. j E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, Queen-streot.



ODGB WAITEMATA, No. 689, E.C. The Reuular Monthly MeotiEg will be t<eld at th« LodKO-rnom, Freemasons' Hall. ' TBI* X VENINU, at 7.30. By ordor.-HENRY G. WADB, P.M., Secretary. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Ordinary Monthly Mestlnu will bo held in Hit Muaenm Bul.'dlngn, Prinoes-Btreet, TO NIGHT (Moada:). November 20ih. at 7.30 p.m., wnen Die following papers will ba read :— i 1. On the Naturalised Plants o( the Anok ! land P/ovlnol»l Dlstriot; by T. F. ; CheoaoinaD, BMj.S. 2 Oar Earliest Settlers; by H. C. Barstow, Ifeq. 8 Imaginary Quantities; by 11. G. Seth emith, Esq. T. F, OHKEBBMAN, Secretary! r\i^^-^~\ -»-* • fcoyalUnited Jk-\ 'Ml '^V'rv Brother?, Lodge No. (TV «i(™» tf 875.—I'heusual Hort- A\ idmc®ski ?^c\ niKhtly Meeting ql ((, 4 FsM^4m{3[ tC) 1 thoohnveLodße wl'l lit jfQBiI(HBS*Sr- J bßheld in the New- S2>^l/ii@J©ltf7n ton Ha" TO-MOR KOTyIl VlWlßlSl 'i HOW (Tneßdayl ' VMfTPsSMrsfl KVKNING. tt 730 i#M Wo&i*ttl^My o'clock eharp. Noml jpM^^i^^By order N.G-J. TfcT OTICE TO BOOT & SHOttMAKIfiHS. X™ — A Meeling will be bnld in the WrrMng Men'rfOlub TO-MOKKOW (Tnasaay) KVKNiNG.at 7.3", for the purpose of consider ina mo advisabill' j of fornlnfi a Trades Society. It fa e*p;oted that every chop and fsotory will bi ruliy rouresented. No ArriUNTiCES will b<; ADMirTitn. . - ■\TOJKTHCOTE TOTAL ABSTINENCE i.l SOCIETY.—The Annval Meeting for the Election of Officers will bB held ia the Northcoto School on TUESDAY, 21st inst,, at 7.30 p.m.



iScoleslaatloa'. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO CIATION, corner WeUeeler and Albert • streets. THIE (MONDAY) EVKNIN* AT 7.30. i : EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. The Amerioan Evanaellsta are ezpeoted to give Addresses. All are iavlted, Drapery and Clothing. (jkbat Slaughter IN DrapbrY, I have to Inform yon that I have pnrohased some procertv at the North Shore, and am golup; to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil llnory bUßlness. pat BFiCTORY-Tho 8010, Bo far, has cx osedod my moßt nangnlna expsotatlons, and provosthat my efforts to please myonstomera have not been fruitless. I shall hold a . Olealwg Sale for three months, Affording my customers and the public an opportunity of SHODRINW I'KiPERY AND MILLINERY AT PRIOKS UNDKR OOfll. After the Sale, the Shop and Dwelling will be Let by Tender on Lease. I append the following Price List as a gnWe to my customers:— 10C0 pairs Kid Gloves (in all colours)-2 buttons, la; White i-buctona, 2s 6d; Fanoy 8-bnttons to 6 all at 3a Od pair, worth 6a; 70U yards all wool Fine Uresi. Black Berge, Is yard, worth 2s; Rush Hats, 3d ; Long Ostrich Feathers, 10s, worth £1; t nporflne Socks, S's to B'b, at 7d, worth 1b ; Uold Tblmbles. Bd, worth <!& ; White Marselln Boots. 19, worth 6s Bd; White Dress Shirt] ({Uiracteed linen fronts), is 6d, worth 7s 6.1. ALL THK STRAW GOODS AKK QUITE NEW. It is tho FIRST CLEARING BA.LB, and I am going to glvo the pnbUo the benefit ol it. W, EYRE> GLOVE DEPOT, VIOTOBtA-STBKBT, LADIES' Silk, »atln, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor out. beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —W. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel POISSONBY, near the Three Lamps, New Drapery Shop. Call and see the new Btook ot drapery, fancy goods, hosiery ohlldron's pelisses, pinafores, laces, sunshades, So., &0,. at Jiobson's (late Kdwards), Mel ronrne HonßO, Pon»ootiy.



efTMPORTANT TO ECONOMISTS. QM ITH & riAUGHKY Uavolreconlly Purchased at Auction and elsewhere the following EMARKABLY CHEAP LOi'S, And ah ffcr thorn at thoir CHEAP ERAPisRY WAREHOUSE, 300 AND 302, Upper Queen and Alexandba-stbkets, 60 doz Large Turkish Towels, from 75d 100 doz Ruah Hats (blocked), 6d and 8d 20 doz Ladies' (Queen shape) Panama Hats, is each; good value for 2a 12 doz Canton Straw Hats (uewest shape), Is each; worth3aOd An immonso variety of other makes and shapes, at all prices. We would draw speoial attention to our Good Value In MILLINERY. 200 White Ostrich Feathers, Is each ;1 foimer price, 4s Od A large lot of Ostrich Tips.in all shades, from Is dev-ril thousand yards ox Millinery Nets. In every IshaOe, from 3d 1 oases Men'a and Bojs' Straw Hats, from Ed to 3s 64 1000 yards of All Wool French Satin Cloth, at U Id C&ihlonablo shade*; Ovor 308 pieces of Prints, from 3} 1; Sateens, Ginghams, Oatmeal Clotbp, and ether fashionable washing fabrics at lowest orioes A special lino of Hatoon (ill shtdot), at 6Jd pnr yarn—to arrive per ship Margaret Gal braltb, dally expected 690 jhm« of jtsJuoK alijbos, at C}l; good vuluo torfld 1030 ya. ds Galatea Stripes, from SJd 3.0 pnlrdorLOig Lice Curtains, Irom 2j lid to 30s per pair £00 pairj of Corsets (speoial valu>), at 3s 6.1 ItKO yards Black Caßbmere ((ally 62 iaohes wide), from 2i M ; other qumtitlos from is Od A oomplate assortment or Dress Materials, from 42 (, InolaillnK Twilled Belires, at t}d, 6Jil, and >J1; nnns' Vailing, Phcaalx. aud knmmr 1 loth*, at 1i 3Jd (In oil shades! Black and Coloured rating, from Is lid to 4s Bd Melre (or Watered) bilk, in all shaaea. al 2s lid Sain Rlbbonß in all colours, from Is 9J to 3s 0d Nea ly 200 Mantle?, rlohua, Capos and Del mans, at remarkably low prlocs Hoi>»yo«nb Qullto. trow 3> lid; Crotohct Qalltß llarge elz.-), from 8s 61 Grey I ailou, Irom 2A<X ; White Cnlloo, from 2Jd to 104 i; Buuor Cloth (3000 yards), at JJi Wsflhed Twill Sbeetlng, 6S Inch, lOil ; Flnlsy'g and other BQpeHor mbkerti up tv 1b l'Jd Pillow nllpa ready made, Is eaoh An immense Suit of Shirtings (atrJpea atd ohcokt). from «J,i Linen Hollands, 4}. i tiuok Towels, from 2J-1 A Large Assortment of — Gents' Ties, Collars, Salrta. Undorveata ana Drawers. Bate (auction boughi) Will be sold at a Small Advasoa on Coat Prloe. A Speoial Lot of GENTS' LONG SILK DUSTERS, at 16a 6d. We have Juat opened up anothor shipment of TAPESTRY CAXPKTfI (Cboioa "atterni). at 2j 61; good value for 3i 3d. Also, A LOT OS1 LACKS, QLOV«B, &C. Irish Llnena and Cambrio Handkorohlefa at Wholesale Prloe. WE OFFER LIBHRAL TEBM3 TO DBE6S MAKJCRS AND SMALL TRADERB. N.8.-Oar Newmarket Branch Establishment has now been Enlarged to twloa lta former size, and a oompleto Aneortmont of th above Speoial Lines can be procured at eamo prices. We aim at giving a praotloal applloatlon to the Well-known adage:— , " A nimble better than a Blow Is."



Fancy Goods, &c. Selling Off Extraordinary. Business oallliig us to Ksglandi we areoompelled TO SACRIFICE ' THE WHOLK OF OUK STOCK, VALUE £1000, And comprising the most varied assortment of Qoodß Id tbe Colony. OVfsR 1700 DISTIKCI' ARTICLES is GLASS, CHINA, EARTHBNWARB, TABLE AM> POCKB.T CUTLERY, BLECTBO -I'LATK, HARDWARE, IBONMON GEKY, BRUSHVVARE, VASES, & FAMCY GOODS, In fact, the thousand and one articles of domebtlo nee and ornament. The pnbl'e m»y rely that this is a POSITIVE AMD GBNUIHET SALE, Our only object la a SPE_Dx CLEARANCE. To Storekeepers and Hawitora thla Is a splendid opportunity. Hundreds of Trade Lot?, also 57 Original Packages of Qlasa, China, See., mnst be cleared. THE SALE HAS COMMENCED, And will ooatlnne until THE WHOLE IS DISPO3BD OF. eDI BECT^UPPLY^ 9re . 249, QUKKN • STREET, J Opposite Close Bros.



Goodson's Arcade. G 00 DS ON >ft NEW riOODSI TWKW pOODS! HW VTOODBI IIKW VXOULS!: Are now being Unpaofeed and Displayed at GoOJDSON'S .LONDON .A.RCADE. The SPBOIALITJE3 thla week ara WATOHKS, JBWELLKRy, ELECTRO PLATS, MKXIOAN BILVKRJNB, JCANi, BOOKS, ftc, Of whioh an lnspeotlon la cordially solloitod, tho already Bpaoioua window accommodation being quite Inadequate to convoy an Idea of tno attractions to be seen within, "W A T O H E § SKOM £1 TO £10. IN GOLD, ALMJMINUM, SILVER, & NICKEL (Guarantee! Time-keepers). The WACE3BCJRY WATCH is a great attraction to youths, oapable ot being taken to pieces at pleasure, and, by numbered parts, put together again. Piioe, 25a. Keyleae. -IN JaWELLHRY. GOr.n and SILVER (Hall marked) CHAINS, KINGS with, precious atones. WKDLiINS RlNiiSandKEH-Pftlta 9and 18carat: aoeau tifol aeleotlon of BUI I* S B BOOCH tS, BAR DROPS, NKCKLBTtf, LUOKUTS, BRAOt- LE re in Gold and Oliver (guaranteed), at prlcee that will astonish Ladles and uentlemen. Tbe faßhtonable tlhot Bangle KINGi, plain and ohaeed, with Stones Bet. JMr GrOOD3ON Has dlreoted isteolal attention during bla Kng llßb visit to the procuring o£ come ol tbe boat and really good BUBsriTUTBb lor Gold aud Silver, ao as to plaoa within tbe reach ot all an article equal in appearanoe and workmasßblp to the Finest Gold, and with care tquolly durable. GOLD-0 ASBD Jewellery by this prc cesa. 2 bars of solid 11 carat gqUMHualderod on each Bide c fa. tough metal ot ■QBle colour; tho whole Is then rolled to ttte fttWred thick ness, and co eaoh article proiapß by this pro oef s oontains a good Burrace'w pnre gold—a specimen of the mode of oaelngmay be seen at Abyssinian (told Will, In its appearance, defy detection from Sterling Bold, and has gained Immense favenr In the nnglleh Market, is obtainable In every artlole in which gold may be procured at most reasonable pr iocs, including the registered X ICY andHHOK fcETd, ORIDE GOLD, every article bearing a stamp of the name—the Manufac turer having dUoovered an alloy In Itself, tbe ebade of Coloured Gold, so that permanence of colour may be relied upoo.



FIBE GriLT JeWBLLBRY, In Chains, Looketf, See.. Is most durable; also in Pencils, Thimble?, See, ii-LKOTKO-PLMBD GoODS. Fish and Doesert Knives and Forks In hand some oases (vrelt enlted for proients). Flowor stands, lukatanda, Tea and Cuffte Seta, &0,, &O. Mexican Silvebine, The most perfect substitute for real silver yet introduced, being a pure white metal, to plate on it, and warranted not to change colour or oorrode. Kioh artlole bears the Btamp of its name, and Initialled C.W.Q. Teaßpsons, 6s; DossertsnooDß and Forks, 15s; Tablespoons and Forks, 18a per dozen. Mr G lodson has the sole right of Bale throughout New Zealand. A splendid assortment of VANS, purchased under exceptionally favourable oiroumßtance?, and olfn rod at ridiculously Low Prioes. BOOKS! at the nearest approaoh to Qngltsh Prioea obtainable in Auckland. BTATIONE *V at Eoglteh Prloep. We have yet 100 oases of Goods to unpaok, with oon tinned accessions to the pret ent arrivals by further shipments to follow that our oue tomera may raly upon. "VTEW /^OODS! TWEW /-AOnnS! IIEW ITOOD3I X*l EVT V/OOD3I The ordinary Stock having been rednoed one-half dutlng the Month of Ppeolal Bale, we have ample aoom for displaying TWEW /IOODP. IIEW VTOOUS. Tjbadk Motto : «' Bmill Profits and Qulofe Keturn?," at Q-OODPON'S JjONDON A.RCADE. QO/ iIN & VICTORIA-Vf KtCET?. GfOODSON'S L/nNDON A RCADE. OWENSruEET, THAMES. London Office: 58, St. MAsii'd Axir, Personal. IF any person can give the undersigned any information respecting William Har- Bim wbo name ont In the ship Indian umpire 1> 1862, he will ooufor n graac favour upon an anxious parent.—F.G. Bwingtoo, Estate Agent, next Herald Office. Mil. JAMES MUKtfAY, owner of 40 aorus at Kautangata. being part of lot 7, will hoar of iiomathlng to his advantage by Oalllng upon F. G, KwUgtou, Katate Agent, nexi Herald Offloa. \jtl UU i-D the peißon who, by mistake, » * took an Umbrella from the gallery of ;he Theatre Royal on Friday night return same to Stak Office, and receive the one left in its place.



Licensing JNOxices. PROHIBITION UNDER THB LIUEK SING ACT, 1881. To all! iosnsed Persons in the Provincial District ot Auokland. Whereas It bas this day been made to appear to me, tho undersigned. In open Court, that a person known by tin. name of • hak_v s FaQaN, now redding at Po >sooby, ard by oooupation a ■tinnier, by exoeeuive drlofciug ot lutoxfcatlrg U iaor, mltspundf, wastes, and lessens hid estate, Kroiitly injures hia nealth, and endauseranr Inter rupts the peaca and hippltusa of hia family, I. the underoLjned, forbid yon. tho said licensed P.tbjdp, to sell trie fluid Ceurli b Fasan any intoxicating liquor for tho spaoe of one year from tho date hereof. Given under my hand, this fifteenth day of November, 188!, at Auckland, in tbe Colony of New Zealand. J. F. MACDONAU*. Resident Mnslutmto for tbe Matdot of Auck land, and a Jnstioo of the l\aos for the Colony of New Zealand. Money. jnp-B ik. TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&JL"" Society prlnclploß, or oa other (orma to trail throwers. Allotments bought and Houses uullt on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee List of Properties for sale on 4th puce. EHx ncr cent, allowed oa money deposited for Investment,— a Williamson. Land. Ksiale and Financial j_gam and V»)pator. 3. Vnloan I—aa. .JSDUSTKIAL AND PKOVIDENI A PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVKarMKJST SOCIETY Off AUCKLAND. INVESTING BHARES. Thle Society Is now issuing a limited number of Investing Shareß as follows :— INVESTING BHARES. Ordinary, carrying fall rate ot interest and profit. Members paying subscriptions In advanoe for a period ot 6 months and upwards secure correspond ing advantages. PAID-UP SHAREB of the va'ue ot «20«aoh tor limited perlodß, carrying 7 per cent, interest, pajable half-yearly in cash and participating in profits. MONBY ON DEPOSIT. The Sooiety Is also prepared Jo receive Money 0& Deposit on the following rates of interest:— got 12 months, at 7 per oont, interest pay able h» If yoarly. - For 6 months, at 0 per cent. For shorter periods, 5 per oent. GriQKGK FR&BBR, Manager. Offlceß i Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan ane. ■ Public Notices, 'pO CONTKA.CTOKS AND OTHERS. WKIAS BROP.. DBVONPORT. Are prepared to supply at Lowest Rates Bricks. Lime, Sand, Shell, Ash. t'uriri foats and BODee Blocks, &c. tto. Coutraota made for the de livery ot Timber, &o. from the mills to any part Of Devonport District. Adareßß: WELLS B«OS., CAIiTEBB, DKYOMPORT. "TsSDla. AND CHINA TEA X WAREHOUSE." FUEE INDIAN TKA IMPORTS, Ex To Anaa. DIRKd FROM THK "CALCUTTA TBA BYNDICATK," 9 Cheats Darjeellng Pekoe gouchong 19 do Caonar do do 20 J-chests 6o do . do 21 * chests Broken Assam 21 i-ohests Caohar Pekoe Souchong, Samples oa application. - Terns to the Trade. "CIRKDK, ■VVfHITEHEAD, OK Vlotoila - street, • *°) Anokland. <^ A. L SAL T~N KJ E N I LAS L A g OALSAIiINEi- OAI/SAIANS!! XAI N E BB O S,, . Agents, AtjckhnDi :



Public tooiices. TIME FOR PREPARING HALF YEARLY BiLANOffi-SHEET Off COtTNrX Oif vVAITEMATA BXrBNDKD. James PnENBHKtu&T, £ dmlatatrator of tbe Government, Order in rounell. At tbe j Government House, at Wellington, this' seventh day of November. 183. Present: j His Eicellenoy the Administrator of the. Government in Council. VVherjaa the Treasurer of the Coast? of Waitemata foiled to prepare the bilsnoc shoet sbowlnz tbe reoeipta and expenditure on eaoh of the ncooaata kept by him for the sis months ended the thirtieth asy or S3pten,ber, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two, as required, by gcotion one hundred and twenty-nine of " The Counties Aot, 1876:' And whereas it is expedient to extend the time for preparing the said ba'anoe ehcet: Now, therefore. Bis Exoallenoy the Adminis trator of ihe Government of the Colony of New Zealand, by and with the advice and consent of the Executive Council of the Bald colony, io ezeroiee ol tha powers vested in him by the eatd " Counties Aot, 1876," doth hereby extend the time for preparing and sending to the Auditors of the accounts ot the County of Wa'temata the said balance sheet until the twentyeeoond day of November, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. FOSTBR GOBINO, Clerk of the Exeoutive Cooneil. LL ACCOUNTS due to F. Mander, Timber Merchant, Onehunga, must be paid to Mr O. Gjrlanp, Princes street* on or before the 30th November, 1882, or other steps wlllbetafcei, FRANCI3 MiNDER . Onehunga, Ootober 27,1882 TVTOTICE.—WALTER SMITH, begs to J-l notify to his patrons and the pubiio gene rally that he han purchased the buslnefs lately osrried on by Mr Jas. Fergnsson, Baker, corner of Chapel and Durham streets; and traßts, \>t strict personal attention, to merit a fair share of patronage. Mr Walter Smith having bought the Book Debts of my bunlnees all Outstanding Ac counts will be collected by him.—J. Fsfcousotr. TO the Sons and Daughters of Old Oo\onlsts.-R. J. FttLTUS. seeing the Lank anarka' Swindling, will resume his posi tion. lam not dead yet, if even without a bed. TKT O T I C E.



W. X, 1.8 WIB begs to offer his sincere thanks to his friends and patrons lor tneir bind support and respectfully solicits a continuance of tho same. W. E. LBWJS having DISPOSED OF HIB BEUP IN VIOTORIA-3TREKT. his entered Into Partnbbship with OAPTaIS J. Me KKNZtiC as WHOLESALE, RETAIL. FAMILY, AND SHIPPING GHOOERP, at 37. QWEJJ-bTHKT WUABF. N.8.-An early settlement of all Accounts chn to W. V. LEWIS is requsEted. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. SHE TWELFTH ANNUAL SHOW OF THE port albert agricultural and pastoral association Will bs held about the END OF FEBRUARY NEXT. QHO. Ti HARTWEH/, Beoretary. N D THE Y~ MET At ma Vioioru Hotel, THaCHKR &L.UKS, And between them oonooctod a Baveroge fit for Royalty. Mynheer Van punck would hays BUDgI SPIRITS MINGLED WirH WATER, aOOD CBKER I MUTUAL FIRE AKD MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OB1 NBW ZSAIiiND. The Business of the Company will In future be conduoted la tbe Offices lately oooupled by Mr Kdwin Blnney, No. 30, Queen-Btreet. Fire and Marine Risks accepted at ourrent rates. By order of the Baard. ROBERT DOBSON. Qeceral Manager, WC. DENNE3, expects Instalments • upon Sawing Machines to be Paid Promptly.—Dep6", Queen Btreet. A Ll> Horses or Cattle Found Trespass- A. ing on the Rocky Nook Estate will be impounded.—By order, W. Baker. OAL SALINE! iENILAS L. A O O ALSALINE! OALSALINE! TAINE BROS., Agents, Auckland. ItiEREBIT give notice that I am not rospooslb'.e ror any debts contracted by my wife, Mary Ann Whitaker, she having left her home without any cttueo, W. WHrTAKBB. TBIO THJS BOOT TRADE. W. STEELE, 65, Grey-streot Boot-closeb. Hand and Machine Work of ail descriptions. New Elastic put in. tw~ o ■;•; i« c c. JAMRS AH SEW, having Just returned from China, brings with him the FINKST ASSOR I'MENT OJf TKAS ofterod ia Town, at the loweßt pos'.ible prices. Ha can confidently recommend tbe Teas, having purchased them himself, and trusts that all his old Customers, and tbe Public generally, will avail theouelvea of this splendid opportunity and call early to bny his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Koo loo, Shouoboog, and various Mixed Teas, united to every taxtei He has also on hand Japanese Ware. Preserved Ginger. Crookeryware; Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too numerous to mention. Bayers of Fungus and Mnntz Metal. Note the Address :— JAMS 3AH KB W & CO., 231, Queen-street.



rISHER AND CO. (Lkhited), WnOLKSALE t'HIPI'IKO .AND FAMILY Bdtcreb«, Queen-street (next Bank ot Now Zealand, Auckland), — Poultry ot all kinds dtesssd to order. Prime Smoked Tongues. Home-cured Baoon. Corned Beet on Sale In laiKO qnantitltM.. N.B.—Dealers in Gome. Live Pheasants forwarded to all partfl of the Colony SiOa reoelpt ot order. Families waited on In townorßUburbs. ,%i Anctions. W. a. ODCiIKAJSBJ |JAS. DAOBB WaiiNESDAY, NCVfiMBBR 22. YACHT! YACHT I YACHT! rTSHK aubscribcts will sell at their Kooms, X Kort street, on Wedne.day, 22nd lnstao', at 12 o'cloofc. Iho WKLL-KMOWN OOTTER YACHT 'M'LlS3,' well bailt, coppered and cop per faitenod. with new nails, dingy, anohor and chain, iron ballast, Eo. Kow lying in Mechanics' Bay. SAMUEL COCHRANE & EON. Auctioneers. W, 8. COOHBAKKI IJAfI. DAOEI TtrfigDA.Y, NOVEMBER 28. BESIDENGB, SYMONDS-STREET. ALLuTMBNTS, PONS^NBY, PAPAKURA, DRURY, HILLSBORO1, NO RESERVE, THE subscribers will sell, at their Kooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 28th instant, at 12 o'clock, By Order of the Trustees under the Will of the Late Ellen Evitt, ALLOTMENTS 21 end 9 of Sub-dlrlslon Lot i. Section 7, having frontages of 36 feet 10 Symonds-street and 36 feat to Albat • - btreet, with a through depth of 238 feet, and hiving a Comfortable Residence ol 7 rqoms ereoted thereon. SPfUNG-STRKKr. PONSJNBY - Klevon Allotments, beiog unsold portions of Lot 29 Sootion 8. DRURY-AUotment 39, oontafeing lr. 2p., floating bllpnery Creek. -, PAPAKUKA-Allotment 31. eon^inlng lr. lßp. OPAHBKK (DRDRY)-Lots SJ, 22. 23 and 21 of Heotlon 3, Sub-division of Lots 37 and 38. HRLSBORO'—Lot 1, Section 1, containing la. 3r. 30p. WYNYARDTON-Lot 8. Also, RANDOLPH-STRHKT, NEWTON-AHotment 22. having 33 feet frontage. This is a good Building Site, as It stands high and oooupioa a good position. For farther particulars apply to ■ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. "ItRIDaY, UECEMBKR 8. UNEXPIRED TERM OF LEASE OF JUNCTION HOTEL, GOODWILL, KURNIXURF, &c. rfIHE Subscribers have received instruc fl- tlons from Mr Moßlaohan, to Eel), on FRIDAY* the Bth Deoembsr, at the Uurhtm Yards. THB GOOrWILIi cf THE UNEXPIRKD TKR W OB1 LEaKE, of Six Years, of the JUNC TION HOTKti doing a large and respeotable buaiceEe.Thecommodlouaness ot iheHonse.and the desirability of the situation, are too well known for comment, but its Immediate pros ' imlty to the terminus ot tho tramway renders it • prospcciirely more valuable than other snbur : -bin houses. Persons in quest o( a good hoaeo cannot esslly find a more desirable cne, | AT 12 O'CLOCK, i HUHTEK & HOLAJT, ■



i Auotiorm. ——- ____^___ B, TONES, 15. 0. OABK. B. D. TOSKS TO-MORROW, TRADE SALE. QVERALL'3 SPRATS, HERRIN S, WORCESTER SAUCE, VINEGAB, BLUE, MACONOCHIfi PICKLES. MEATJ>, HADDOCKS, MACKKRKI, BAVCB, BLOATER FASTS, AMERICAN CANNED FRUIT— PEACHES, ' PEARS, GREENGAGES. CANNED SALMON, HONEY, CHICKEN, ASPARAGUS, CIDER, COFFEF", &0,, &c, &a. At 11 o'clocK prompt. B, TONES 6 CO,, Auctioneers. B, TOKKS. B. 0. OAKB. B. D. TONES TO-MORROW. XJEHaNG n I G A'E P, 2 CASES VERY CHOICB CHEROOTS, LITTLE DEVILS, LITTLE DEVILS GROWN UP, TBABUCOS, •• &a., &C, &a. AT 11 O'CLOCK A. M. B. TONES & 0 0., Auctioneers. B. TONKS.] [R. 0. OAEB.J B, D. TOKKS.J WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29. MORNINGSIDE. . OKNINUeIUK MOBNINGSIDE. OKwiNasiDß. RAIL WAT STATION ON PROPKRTT. VOLCANIC LAND! . 'BUSES iIOURLY I . . IRAINSIXDAILYI B. TONES & CO.



HAVE been instrue'ed by A. R. Taylor, Kca., to cell on Wednesday, 29<n November, at 12 o'clock, THE ABOVfI PHOPKRTX This Is a genuine sole ol a resllr fint-otaes propertr. a portion having already been sold and built ua. A Churcrt', Parsonage, and Store are ereoted, and also a number of Villa Best denoef, The Property has bean out up, with a view of having a goad class ot buildings, into lota op to nearly tour acres in extent, but purchasers of smaller lots oan have an opportunity ot eupplr ing theli wanta oloao to the Railway Station, whloh oooupies the oentre ol tbe Estate. The Land is volcanic* A Churon, School, Btoreo, Buliaei's Establish ment, Elaoi smith's Shop, Wheelwrjgbt's Sliop, &0., are now In in'i rawing osder on the pro perty. .. ;- :„ ~• Trains and 'Bases are running contlnnons'y, praotloally bringing It within a tew minutes ol the olty. The greater number ot the allotments front on to the Mala North and Mount Albert Roads. • PLANS W ADI , .'■ ~ WEONE»DAY, NOON. UPPER SYMOJSDS-ITREET. CLEARING-OUT SALK Hollow-ware, ironmongery, Glass and Earthenware, &c, AT MB. V. HAYWARD'S. R. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions from Mr F. Wayward, who la giving up the Hardware and Eattbenwate Branch of Ma Butiaew, to sell by amotion at his prem'seo. Upper Sjmonds-atreet, on Wednesday ntx; at 12 o'olook soon, The remainder ol his Stook ol Hol!ow ware, Ironmongery, Qlaes and Barihen ware,&c. IHURBDAY, 2 O'CLOCK P.M. % Beowk-sthebt (off Ponsonby Road, near Richmond Road). HOUSEHOLD FDRNITURE AND EFFECTS. R. A~rYh UR * HAS been faToured with instructions from Mr Hosking (who is leaving for Australia) to sell by auction, at his residence. Brown-street, on Thursday next, at 2 o'clock p.m., HIS NEWLY-SELECTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS-A well-mado Horse-hair Cloth Suite, Tapestry Carpet, Pic tures, Shells, Books, Cane Chairs, Loo and Square Tables, Clock. Bedsteads, Cheat Drawer*. Toilet Tables and Glosses, WashstandJ, Toilet ware, Kitchen Utensils, Glass and Earthen ware, &c, &c On View on tho Morning of Sale. THURSDAY, 11 a.m. WELLESLEY-STREET, CL^ABING OUT SALE OF FURNI. TUBE, CABINETW4.BE, &c, AT MESSRS MILLS AND DJSMPSEY'S. K. ARTUUR HAS been favoured with ins'ruotions from Messrs Mills and Dampeey, Cabinet makers. Wellesley- street, war Queen-sreit (•ho Intend devottoK the whole of tbeir atten tion to manufacturing), Jo sell by auction at their piemises, on -Weanesday nest' at li oolook am., . •' \ The RemMrfler bt-their"BTOoK of OABr NBTWARE, FUHNITOKB. tce:,to,~J^mo Kep unite, Couohos lind Cbalra, Bedsieada. Banding, Paillasses, Katsraaat oa. Offloe Tublo with drawers. Assorted Furniture; a, Cetot Wainnt Franc, Stronx Bed. PalllatSßß and Mattrabs Case* and Press, Curled Hair, Floofe Flax atd Btraw, a Blnget'a Sewing Machine in good working order. ,;;.,;." ... - ■ On view morning of the eale. 'Continued.<mi fourth Fags.): .