CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTEU'S TELEOBAMH.]

(Received November 12, 12.40 p.m.)

Tho Frozen Meat Trade. London, November 10. Tho cnrfio of frozen beef and mutton by the steamship Orient, from Sydney (Sep tember 8), has arrived in good condition. The first portion of the meat placed on the market to-day realised 4Jd to rd per lb. Commercial Report. Consols have advanced to 101 :{. New Zealand securities remain at last quotations. Breadstuff^ are without change in price. The total quantity of wheat alloat for the United Kingdom is 1,700,000 quarters, a decrease of 100,000 quarters during the week. Australian tallow is unchanged. Cordial Relations of France and England. At the Guildhall banquet last evening (Lord Mayor's Day), M. Waddington, the French Minister, who was present, .said that he had been charged with the mission of promoting the entente cordiale between France and England.* He strenuously denied that hia Government were desirous of pursuing an aggressive colonial policy, or of making war for tho acquisition of territory in any part of tho world. Mr Gladstone, in the course of luk speech, warmly sym pathised with France in the Madagascar incident, and confirmed M Waddington's declaration that nothing had occurred to 'mar tho cordiality of tho relation? between tho two countries ; and added that the French Government had made satisfactory reparation for tho treatment to which the Rev. Mr Shaw had been subjected without solicitation by tho English Oovernmont. Proposed Union of Bulgaria and Koumclia. St. Petersburg, November 9. The"Mo«cow Gazette," commenting in its issue to-day upon tho agitation which for some time past has been manifested in the Balkan provinces, urges the union of Bulgaria and Roumelia under the adminis tration of Aleko Pasha (Princo Alexander Bogarides) ns affording the only satis factory settlement of the difficulty. The Second Suez Canal. London, November 10. The Comte de Lesseps, who was among the guests of the Lord Mayor's banquet last night, said that ho had come to England to confer with the representatives of the British shipowners regarding tho projected second Suez Canal, and that ho- hoped to bo able to satisfy all reasonable claims that might bo made. Tho Lutnor Festival. Berlin, November 9. Tho Luther quadricentenary festival was celebrated yesterday with great pomp throughout the empire. Tho English Occupation of Egypt. Losdon, November 10. i At the Lord Mayor's banquet last night, tho Premier stated that tho stay of the British troops in Egypt doponded upon tho progress which was made in tho task England had undertaken iv that country. Ho added, however, that tho partial with drawal, entailing tho evacuation of Cairo by tho British forco now in occupation, had already boon ordered. The Peaco of Europe In tho courso of his speech at tho Mansion House last night, Mr Gladstone referred to the present aspect of Continental policies, and declared that tho Powers were unani mous in desiring tho preservation of The homeward mails, via Suez and Rrin disi, dated Melbourne, October 11, wore do livered hero to-day. Meßsrs Edward Maddison, Charterer, and Co., bankers, of Lombard-streot, have be como insolvent. Tho liabilities are sot down At £200,C00.

[special to press association.]

(Received—l2th Nov., 3 p.m.) Roport of tho Paciflo Commlttoe.

London, November 11. Tlio Pacific Comnutteo havo roportcd, it is beliovcd, thatfthey recommend that the High Commissioner should liavo powor to tvy natives suspected of outrages on British subjects. Franco and American Mediation. Tlio French Governmont has declined to accept the offered mediation of America in regard to Tonquin.. New Zealand Frozen Meat. Tho Lyttolton's cargo of frozen meat has arrived in excellent condition) and is realsing 5Jd por Ib. The Irish Convention at Melbourne. Mr Rodmond telegraphs homo that tho Australian convention is a great success, and that Mr Parnell's programmo has been unanimously adopted by It. The Snoz Canal Quostlon. Representatives of tho commercial and shipping interests aro to interviow Baron DeLessop's with reference) to the Suez Canal accommodation. The Welllngton-Manawatu Railway. London, November 9. Tho Wellington-Manawatu Railway Com pany's debentures, which were purchased by a syndicato somo time ago, havo now been placed upon tho market and all taken "P> Hissing the Lord Mayor. Londox, Novomber 0. As the Lord Mayor's show pas/ed through the streets to-day, the new Lord Mayor, Mr R. N. Fowlor, M.P., was hissed by the populace, while Alderman Hadley, who had been rejected in the election, although the senior alderman who has not passed the chair, was loudly cheered;, An Australian wool-trophy car, and another of New Zea land mutton, formed part of tho procession, »nd elicited loud cheers.

AUSTRALIAN.

Confession of Murder by a Salvationist. Melbourne, this day. The "Daily Telegraph" states that a man named Knowles, a member of the Sal vation, Army, has confessed to "}™) ov Barker that ho (Knowles) murdered Mr F. M. Bates, the actor, some time ago. Great Plro In [Sydney. Hvdnf.y, November 11. An extensive and disastrous conflagration occurred In the lower part of tho city at a late hour last night. The firo commenced in the Chinese quarter, Lower Goorge- Btreet, and spread rapidly among tho build ings, and destroyed two Chinese ware-, houdos and premises occupied by Dyn.on and Co., crockery warehousemen, and Mitchell, Francis and Co., shipchandlers, TJw coffee palace was also much damaged, ihe total loss is estimated at £20,000, part of which is covered by insurance. Wroclt of a Barque. Brisbane, November 10. Tho barque -llamsay, 7G7 tons, bound from this port to London, has become a total wreck at Elizabeth Keef, off the Queensland- coast. The crew escaped in boata, winch, howev.er, parted company, and .tlaat containing the captain is missing. The .other castaways who arrived here wore six .days at sea, and suffered great privations.

TE AROHA.

(8¥ ■TELeeBAW--OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Tfl Aroha, this day. An instance of th© confideneo • felt in the future of this district is afforded by the satisfactory reoult of the eale of the balance . of allotments in the Waiorongamai township. The sale which was conducted by Mr James Craig, of the firm of Gellion and Co., took place at the To Aroha Pnblio Ha 1 on Saturday. All the lots _ remaining ■ were sold at prices ranging from £4 5s to £33 each-size, 50 x 125 feet. The cash result of Saturday's sale was £1,008 aOs, which, with the previous sale, makes a total of £2,869. Tho Thames High School,, who own the land, will receive one-third. Success of Te Aroha Crosnings. Te Aroiia, this day. Very satisfactory returns were obtained on Saturday as the result of 24 hours' working of the battery. The following are the figures: —New Find, 1240z». amalgam j Premier, 980z5.; Colonist, 740z5.; Werahiko, 590z5.; Waitoki, 13ora. This represents only tho gold got froia the platos and ber dans, as the boxes are only to be cleaned bat once a month.

Captain John Morgan, master of the barque Ganymede, reports that during the voyage from London, when in latitude 47dee. 6min, S., and longitude I4odeg. ISmin. E., a boy belonging to the vessel earned William Norris, while loosing the nrisaen middle staysail, foil from aloft on to ithe bridge. He sustained a tevere cut on the headToiuLalso broke bis right leg. ahe i>oy was instantly attended to, and ban daged up to the best of Captain Morgan s ability, and he is now doing well-with the leg firmly set.

FATAL POISONING.

News has bpen received by Superintendent Thomson of a case of death by poisoning in tho Waikato district of Orakau. Tho telegram containing news of the occurrence reads as follows:—Te Awamutu, Monday. Mr Ellis, a settler at^Orakau, and a person of unsound mind, draiikapoison of verdigris and nitric acid on Friday last, and died at noon yestorday. The stuff was used for foot-rot in sheep. Mr Gresham, coroner, is in Auckland, and I have wired to hm about the inqucat.— 11. J. Gillies, Constable.

ACCIDENT IN PONSONBY.

An accident of a serious nature happened in Ponsonby to-day to a young man named William Steele, aged 20 years. He Mas run over by a cart loaded with stones, and on being taken to the Hospital, it was found that his right thigh was fractured. The broken bone was set, and tho patient is now doing very well.

V.R.C. Races To-Day.

ANOTHER NEW ZEALAND VICTORY.

Martini-Honri Wins tho Produce Stakes

[REUTKR's TELKOnAM.]

(Received November 12, 4.10 p.m.)

Mfxhournk, this day. PRODUCE STAKES. MARTINI-HENRY 1 CAPRI t LITTLE SISTER ... ... t COPRA 3 Timo, 2.33. Martini Henry won easily. Eight started.

SPORTING NEWS.

Melbourne, this day. It has been decided to hold the fourth day's races today at Flemington.

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT NAPIER.

Threo Mon Drowned.

[IIV TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Napier, Sunday. A sad boat accident, resulting in the death of three mon, took placo this morning. Captain Setton, of tho ship Pleiades, now lying in tho bay, with a crew of four men, came ashore for the first mate. There wag a nasty rippling eea on tho bar, but they arrived safely, and started to returu with a crew of six. A nasty sea was running, but the captain gavo orders to start. On tho bar a sea struck the boat broadside on, and capsized her. Krcft and Captain Ton quin, of tho barque Lungstonc, imme diately started to rescuo tho mon, and tho pilot boat was on tho sceno of tho accident within thrco minutes, but only threo mon, tho captain and two A.B.s, woro saved, tho first and third mato and one A.B. being drowned.

[Tho first mate of tho Pleiades was named Stevens, and tho third mate Voitch, son of Vice-Admiral Yeitch (retired).]

FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Napier, this day,

Tho names of tho men composing the crow of the boat wcro:—Captain Setten, C. A, Stovcns (chiof olKcor), L. O. Veitch (third mato), T. Kerr and J. L. Groy (sea mon), and A. IT. Kirby (apprentice), all of tho ship Pleiades. Tho boat proceeded snfely after starting until tho worst, part of the rip on the bar was passed. When abreast of tho ond of Rangatira Bank, a heavy breaker caught her nearly broad-sido on and turned her completely ovor. A fow persons woro standing about tho breastwork when tho nccidont hap pened, watching to sco how tho boat (or light gig) bohaved when passing through the jobbling sea on tho bar. Amongßt the spectators wero H. Kraft, Harbour-master, and Captain Tonkin, of tho barque Lang stono. On obsorving what had lmpnoned, both ran rapidly for means to render as sistanco, Kraft making for pilot boat, which was moored at both ends of tho iron pot, and Captain Tonkin running to a boat bo longing to the s.s. Woka. Willing volun tjers to man tho boats followed, nnd within an almost incredibly short spaco of time both boats wore manned and speeding rapjdly down tho port ontranco tq whore the men thrown out of the capsized gig were struggling in tho water. The pilot boat reached the sceno of tho accident first, but the Kuoka's boat, which had to le launched, and for which oars had to bo rapidly gat'iered up from other boats befpro starting, wo? nol many seconds later. Just before tho pilot reached tho capsfzed gig Kraft saw the six men in tho water, but wffen the next wave had rolled paat two had disappeared. Then there remained visible only —Captain Setten, who w»3 clinging to the overturned boat; the apprentice Kirby, who had managed to secure the boats mast, and the seaman Grey and the first mate. Theso latter were at opposite ends of an oar, the mate clutch in" the handle, and Grey, with the blade clenched in his teeth, swimming strongly in tho endeavour to save hfmself and his companion clinging to the other end of the oar. When the rescuing boat was within a few yards of Grey a wave swept tho first mato from his grip of the oar, and he was never seen afterwards. Tho pilot rescued the re maining mon. Captain Setton had just dropped into unconsciousness as he was pulled into the boat, but the other two did not seem so affected by theft struggle in the breakers as might have been expected, The three men wero quickly conveyed to the Crown Hotel, and put to bed, and Dr Matthews arrived nnd administered restora tives to Captain Setten and the two seamen. Captain Setten needed the most attention, as he became hysterical as consciousness returned, and the dreadful sceno from which he had just been rescued camo back to his memory.

DISTRICT COURT.

Tixe ordinary sitting of tho District Court was held to-day before His Honor Judge Smith. There were seventeen cases on the list, but some of those were settled, and others adjourned. In the case of James Wiseman v. William Cruickihank, claim £100, trover, judgment was given for plaintiff. In the following cases, which had been previously heard, judgment was given as stated bolow :—H. W. Green and W. H Fox y. Walter Paul, claim £39 Sb, painting a house at Mangaro j judgment for plaintiff for £30, with costs £6 Ss. James Lownoy v, the Blackmore G.old mining Company, claim £28 16ft wages; judgment for plaintiff for £28 16s, with costs, £12 18s. Daniel MoGeary v. J, R. Randerson, claim £95, for damages and los* through alleged illegal seizure of cattle; judgment for plaintiff for £25, with eosts,£4 16s. William Kirby v. R. B. Lusk, claim £100, for loss sustained through breach of agreement by refusal to allow certain land-cutting ; judgment tor plaintiff for £53, with costs, £8 17s. The cases of Fisher and Co. v. Fletcher, Kamo Coal Co. v. Seager, Agricultural Co. v. Davis, and Hollywood v. Nor them Steam ship Co. were adjourned. The Court waß occupied dyring the r.e.raajnder of Abe day with tho case of J, C.MaoC.prmick v, Michael Furey, claim £30, for*lleged illegal seizure of a horso. Mr'Theo. Cooper was for plain tiff, and Mr Brassey for defendant. Judg ment was for plaintiff for £25. This con cluded the business.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Monday, November 12. Union Sash and Door-Sellors, £7 12s 6d Auckland Timber-Sollers, feWd N.Z. Loan and Mercantile-Buyers, £5,163 , Kempthorne, Prosscjr & Co.-« 8; buj.o.s, is, KuranufHUl-Buyers, 3s; sellors, ?s 63 Prince imperial—2ss; sellers, 853 Now Find-17s, 18s M, 17s,' sollers, 17s Diamond Gjilly-is 3d, 5s 6d ****» WWW NKWMAN.^

Birth.

BULL.-OJI November 11, at her residence, Bolmont Terrace, Remuera, the wito of J. B. Bull, jun., of a son.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1883



Wanted. WANTED, a Carpenter. — Apply on Job, opposito Burial Ground, North Sl'oro WANTED, v Bookkeeper with previous experience; olUeicncy indispensable.— A)iply, by letter, to " Merchant," olllce of this papur. WANTED, a Fivst-olass Salesman to take eliarge of the Ifosicrv and habor dashery departments. — Apply Box 118, G.V. office. TAT ANTED, Employment by an Ex- TT porienccd Farmer; understands the manaßemont of stock, and buying and selling.— Address "WW," PostofHce, Ponsonby. WANTED, a Second Cook.—Governor ISrowno Hotel, Hobson-strcet. WANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once, at A. Wright's, Shortland-street. I WANTED, for Coromandel, useful Man as Gardener, and who can milk.—Apply to-morrow between II a.m. and 4 p.m., D. B. Macdonakl's ofllee, Exchange ; references re quired. WANTED, Baker and Confectioner for Te Aroha.—For particulars apply ofllce of this paper. WANTED, at once, thoroughly com petent Waiter for First-class Hotel; t?ood wages (for country). — Mr3 Klsmore's Registry. WANTED, Two Practical Grooms, accustomed to double harness.—Apply \V. Crowthor, Wcllesleystrcet East. WANTED, for Clarendon Club Hotel, Napier, flrst-elass Waiter (single); must thoroughly understand the.business; llrst-class references required. Highest wages.—Apply Mrs Peddio, Star Hotel, Auckland. WANTED, by a Practical Gardener, Employment for a few days during the week,—Apply F.W., Stak Oillce. ANTED, Farm Men, General Ser vants (town, country); waiting engage ments—3 Barmaids, Couples, Housemaids.— Grant and Crossan, 177, Queen-6trcot. ANTED, a Steady Young Man for the Butchering; one accustomed to the trade preferred.—Apply to W. Palmer, Meat Kmporium, Pitt-street. ANTED, a Situation by Young Man, good salesman, willing to bo useful, knowledgo of furniture and boot trades.—Ad dress X.A.L., Chief Post-oHlec. WANTED, a smart Youth ; ono not afraid to work.-Apply to F. G. Whiting, Buildor, King-street, Ponsonby. ANTED, a respectable Youth ns Ap prentice to the Drapery. — Apply to Milne and Choyeo. ANTED, Youth about 10, must bo able to milk. —Apply Wiokham's Grocery, Hobson-stroat, at 9 to-morrow. ANTED, a Youth tor tho Manchester Department; also a strong Lad for delivering parcols.—Apply to Garlick and Cran well. House Furnishers, Quceii-Btrcet. ANTED, immediately, n Smart, Ro spectabioßoy, who has beejmsod to tho Grocery.—Apply to It. 11. Douse, Grocor, Pon sonby-road. AJTTANTED, a Liul. — Apply to Win. V T Leys, Bookbinder and Paper Ruler, three doors above Star Olllee. WANTED, a Smart Boy to mako him self generally useful.—Apply at Nevada Hotel, WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to Mr Barton, Star Olllco. WANTED, a Boy for Smith's shop.— Apply to nuimo anil F'rascr, Karanga luipo Road, next Caledonia Hotel. WANTED to Procure, 17 good General .Servants; wages from 10a to 12s. Also, two Sewing \Vomon to cut out, &0., 3s to 4s per day; goo<V Women Cooks with references always wanted.—R. M. Hoit'hton & Co., Regi stry, 17?, Qtipen-slreut ANTED, Employers to eend their orders for mon and women servants early; wo havo minihers on our books waiting for situations. No fee charged unless ougngo nients made—ll. M. Heighton St Co., New Zea land Registry and Uibour lixchango; Olllces, 177, Queen-street WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dress and Mttntleinaking.—Apply at once to Miss Reid, G. Carter, Draper, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Cook. — Apply Airs Mandle, Roekby-Btroet, Upper (Jueon street. WANTED, immediately, Improvors and Apprentices to tho dross and mantle making.—Sirs Wcathorly, Dress and Mantle maker, 2ii, tirey-street. W ANTED, Good Machinist.—Apply to It. B. Slmlders an<l Son, Diapers, 200 and 202, Qucen-Btreet. WANTED, a Situation to go out Clean ing by tho day, or to do Plain Sewing.— Mrs Penny s Registry, Upper llobson-street. \X7" ANTED, a respectable Nursemaid for .TT a lady at Homuero.—Mrs Banks, Lofan Bank, Jorinyn-slrcot, WANTED, v NurKosirl; reforonccs required. - Apply Mrs C. S. Shajlo Georgo, Grafton Road. ANTED, a clean, nctivo Girl as Gonoral Servant—Apply Mrs McKean, Wellosley-Btrect, opposite Mrs llagleaim's. WANTED, a Strong Girl for House work.—Apply to Mrs K. J. Clark, Manukan Hoad, Parncll. ANTED, Housekeopers, Ifouaomaid ('.ls), Housemaid and Cook fliotoll, Laundress, 25 Generals, and, to-day, two Plough men and Married Couple, and Useful Man. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, with references.—Apply to Mrs Thoo. Kiss llng, Avenuu Road, Parnell. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, whoro Housemaid Is kept.—Mrs John Chani bors, Albert Park. WANTED, a Goneral Sorvant; must bo a good plain cook, no washing, house maid kopt—Stak olllcc. WANTED, a good Gonoral Servant for tho Country.—Apply Mrs Wlginore, Richmond Road, next Jones's, Ironmonger. WANTED, Gonoral Sorvant.—Apply Royal Hotel, Onehunga. ANTED, to Correspond with a Nico looking Girl, with a vlow to Matrimony. "This Is genuine."—Address Frank Mildmay, care of Stab Olllco. WANTED, 1 or 2 Boarders j bnth, piano, &o.; home comforts; excellont table : central and couunodious; splondid view; superior accommodation. Torms, £I.—Kcnil worth House, Vincont-stroct. WANTED.— Ono or two Gentlemen can obtain comfortdblo Private Residence with board in Parncll; cvory comfort and con venience.— '• Sigma," caro of Mr 11. Maxfleld. Grocor, Cjiieuii-^tffict. „ WANTED, Three or re. -.Steady Men as Boarders; terms (washing included), 20s per week.—Apply Mrs Penny's Registry, Uppor Hobson-atrect. WANTED, to Kent Premises suitable for Small Factory, with yard. State whore,—Address T.S.. Star Office,! ANTED, 2 Unfurnished Rooms with rospcotablo people—Add rose "M.W.," Stab offlce. ~ ANTED, aHousowflh not. loss than seven (7) rooms, within ten minutes' walk of Post-office—Adnroas London Mortgago L. and D. Bank, 50, ShorMand-stroet. ANTED to Lend, Small Sums of Money on Weekly or Monthly Instal ments, Easy torms.—Armstrong and Company, Gonoral Agents, 157, Queen-street WANTED, at once, for exportation, I Poacook and a Hona; also. 6 good English Pucka.—Wm. MoArthur and Co. ANTED, tho Mon to Know two im portant things. Ono is that Dampier is Making to Order Men's Elastic Sldo Fronch Calf Boots for Us, and soiling a strong lino of Men's E.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-Btreot). WANTED, everybody to sco the Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Uppor Symonds-strcot, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Nowton. WANTED, to soil, very cheap, 14 gross of good Black Ink, only Od per dozen, 7s ncr gross; Rod Herrings, flvo for fid, 2s 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract of Soap, four for 6d Id packets, 8d dozen: Split Peas, olbs for is ; Treacle, Id lb; good Coffee, Is Id lb, Is lb by the 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounco, 3s ad lb; good Onions 51ba for Is; now Choose, 8d lb: Raisins and Curruntq, Wlb: Lemon Pool, lsW; Wino Glasses 2d,T« fiil iom ! Water Bottles, Od, two forlOd; Decanters, lsandlaOdeafih; Christmas Cards very cheap; Safoty Matches oply 3d; Exerciso Books, 2d and id llfty leaves. In 8d and 3s dozon; Pens, 6d box; lot of cheap Baskets, Is to Is 3d; Tart Tins/four for fid, nlno for Is; Pip Dishes, 6d to la 3d; Sponges, Id to Is 6d.—11. WATT, Pitt-street W"" ANTED KNOWN,—Fredk. White head,' of tho '> India and China Toa Warehouse, 95. Victorla-streot, will Opon THJb DAY in Mr J. Brown's Grocory Storo, Ponsonby, immediately after the sale, with an Entirely Now StDQk of Teas, Groceries, Provisions, Tobaccos, and Cigars, Strict attention, with courtesy and dispatch. w(U characterise Busi ness Procedure By this method it is hoped to Securo Continuous and Increasing Trader N.B.—First-class Gooda and Rcanonablo Pnceß, ANTED KNOWN—My Stock is a Largo and Variod one, and of tho best ouality. Evory garment warranted shrunk and a largo reduction in price Small profits and quick returns.-Jos. Davoy, Tailor, Vulcan Lane. WANTED KNOWN—3OO or 400 Yards of good Clay Filling may be obtained on nominal torms from Excavations on Foresters Hall Site. Uppor Boresford-streot.—Jas. Morns and Co., Builders. WANTED KNOWN, Tradesmen and Storekeepers' Books and Accounts accurately made up Pn reasonable terms,— Address J.W.C., Star Offleo, WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 2nd Shipment of Drapery from England has arrived. It is very large, fashionable, and varied this time, and by tho way it is already going, promises to bo as great a success as the last. Particular as ooon as possible.—W. H. Dampior, Wakefleld-atrcet, _ WANTED SEEN—The Ladiea' Hpuso Boots for 3s 9d; handsome Sewn ditto (witii goloshed toes) forlsCd; Ladies'E.S. Kid fcnta fiVed- Ladioß' High Leg Prunella Boots laXs like), 5S 6d-at Dampier's New Boot fhqv, Viptoria'streot (near Hobson street). ■\XT ANTED ItNOWNJ-Fredk, White- VY head, of the "India apd Chjna Teg Wttrohouso, 95. Victoria-street, wffl Open^HlS MY in Mv J- Bvovn'n Grocery Store, PDnspnbv, innnßdJatoiy after the sfllP, with an Blntoely Now Stock of Toas, Orocßrios, Provisions, Tobaocos, and' Cigars. SWot attention, with courtesy and despatch, will charaotorieo Bust. ness Procedure By this method it is hoped to Secure Continuous and Increasing, 1 Fade— N.B.—First-closß Goods and Reasonable Prlcos,



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—OnIy 4 Left of thoso Choice Volcanic Lots at. Mount Edon, £2 per foot.—E. Wuyte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. ANTED —When you aro in Hobson stroet Ch I and see the largo and choice stock of Mosglel Tweeds just opened for tho coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTEIHkNOWN —In Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co. keep nothing but real Silver and real Gold. — Charles Kolsey & Co., two doors bejow Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 4th Shipmont of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at Gd (no higher price). He is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, and the Publio that it con sists almost entirely this time of Pieco Music much of it by the most eminent authors. Thoso who can better afford to pay Cd than 4s for pre cisely the same music (and none of it second hand), should now lay in a stock.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making Jlirated Waters. — Charles Kelsey & Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Fredk. White head, of the "India and China Tea Warehouse, 93, Victoria-street, will Open THIS DAY in Mr J. Brown's Grocery Store, Ponsonby, immediately after the sale, with an Entirely New Stock of Tens, Groceries, Provisions, Tobaccos, and Cigars. Strict attention, with courtesy and despatch, will characterise Busi ness Procedure. By this method It is hoped to Secure Continuous and Increasing Trado.— N.B.—First-class Goods and Reasonable Prices. \\T ANTED KNOWN, that every de- V T scription of Crockery and Glassware can be obtained at tho lowest prices at Boylan and Tanflcld's, just below Savings Bank. WANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Milligan have secured tho sorviccs of a first-class Milliner, and are now prepared to supply miilinory in all lta branohcß on the Bhortcst notice. ANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Sayors, of the Pioneer Store, Mount Eden Road, has added the Dress and Mantle Making to her business, and having cheated a first-class Fore woman, Cutter-out, and Fitter, also good Dress makers, sho will bo able to execute, on tho shortest notice, Ladies' and Children's Dresses (stylo, lit, and flniah guaranteed) at moderate prices. Mrs Sayers solicits from the ladies of Mount Eden and surrounding district a share of their patronage. "YTrANTED Known—Christmas Cards— T T Charles Kolsoy & Co. have their usual Largo Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Large Sponges, Cd and 9d; Infants' Feeding Bottles, 9d; Tricophoroua (Barry's), Is 2d ; Luminous Match Boxes (that you can llnd easily in tho night), fid ; Largo Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is 4d, 2s, 2s 3d, and 2s Cd; Ladies' Fancy Baskets, lOd and la Id ; at Dampior'a Hobson-stroot Shop. ANTED KNOWN.—Another Revi val.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, 9d the dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d the dozon ; Cork Soles. 2Jd; Button Hooka, 2d; Shoe Horns, 6d ; Boot Gloss, 8d tho bottle; Yellow Silk Reels, !2s—at Danipler'B Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-strcet). WANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tennis and Criokotwaro of rollablo make— Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN —Wo havo re ceived Saloons, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, &c, (tc. Special linos in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing wcll-flnlshod or mado to order; Killings neatly nuule at Mrs White's, Draper, Paruell. WANTED KNOWN—ChkaV Timdkh I Ciikap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of 1). Coi.pm. Albort-Htrect WANTED KNOWN - Workboxea, 9d and Is Cd ; Small Albums, Cd and 9d j Grand Money Boxes (with key), id; Watering Cans, Bd; Slates. Id ; Noah Arks, 3d; Movcablo Figures, Id ; Whips, 3d ; Humming Tops, Od : Dolls, 8d; Tea Hots, lsOd; Large Toys (damaged) Id; atDamuler'sHounoiintroot Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Fans, 9d; Velvet lined Photo. Frames, 2d; Noto Papor, 2d tho quire; Envelopes, i!d tho Packet of 25; Silvered Tea Spoons, ikl mid id; Silvered forks, Brown Tea Pots, Gd, lid. and 1b ; Cruet Stands, la Cd; Box Iroiiß, <a ; Butter Kntroß. Gd ; Bread Knives, &1; Ijirgc Ten Trays, Is 3d ; Tomahawks, Gd and In; at Dampler's Hobuon-strcot Shop. WANTED KNOWN.—Fredk. White head, of tho "India and China Ten Warehouse." US, Victorlustrect, will Opon THIS DAY in Mr J. Brown's Grocery Store, Pousonby, iumiodintely after tho sale, with an Entirely Now Stock of Teas, Grocorles, Provisions, Tobaccos, and Cigars. Strict attention, with coiirle.HT anil despatch, will characterise Busi ness Procedure. By this method it is hoped to Secure Continuous und Increasing Trade.— X.B.—Firat-cliißa Poods anil Reasonable I'rlces. OOTHACHE ' CURE - Instantaneous BRolicf-ODONTALGIC.-lB per bottlo.- SHARLAND & CO. (opposite Post-office). Meetings. m 0 II O O T MA X E R S. Tho Meeting of the Oporatlvo Bootmakers' Union will hu held THIS EVENING, AT 7,30 l-.M., WOUKrMi MK.VS CLUB UNION LODGE OF MARK MASTER MASONS. Xo. 154, E.C.-Thu Regular Monthly Communication will be held In the l.oclgo-room. Freomasona' Hall, TO-MORROW (Tuoßduy) EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock p.m. pre cisely. Visiting Mark Brethren are invltod to attend. By command of the W.M.—THOS. \V. KI'I'T, Secretary. mATTERSALL'S CLUB. Tho Annual Mooting of TattcreaH's will bo held on WEDNESDAY, Uth November, at Club Room, Occidental Hotel, at 8 p.m.. WMVPERCIVAL, Secretary, TVT Z. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE 131 • (AUCKLAND BRANCH). A Meeting of tho abovo Institute, open to Teachers of ovory rank, also to all Interested In Education, will be held In tho Wollosloy- Btreot Soliool, WEDNESDAY, Hth Instant, nt 7 p.m. (1.) Paperon "Standard Examinations: Their Bcnoflta and Evils "-Rev. 11. Somcrvillo, Chairman Avondalo School Committee. (2.) Remarks on samo subject—MrMcArthur, M.A., LUB.. Principal of tho Auckland Training College (3.) "A Method of Teaching Music In Schools " —Mr Heath, Iload-mastcr Girls' High School. Discussion on theso Pnpors will bo reserved till tho'following meeting. 11. MASON, lion. Sec. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE CO., LIMITED. Tho Annual Gcnoral Mooting of v... I holdors in the abovo Company will bo held at the ofllco of Mr Jno. Batger, 187, Queen-street, on THURSDAY, 15th Inst at cloven o'clock. Business ; To rocolvo Directors' Report and Balance.shoot, Eloction of Two Diroctors in the place of Messrs W. S. Laurie and L, D, Nathan, who rotiro, but, boing eligible, offer themsolvos for ro-olcctlon; and Eloction of Two Auditors, By order of thp Board of Directors. THOMAS BELL, Manager. Auckland, Bth November, 1683. O MR F. LAWRY, CHAIRMAN EPSOM ROAD BOARD. Sin,—Wo, the undorslgnod residents of Epsom, hcroby roquostyou to convens a Publto Mooting for the purpose of considering tho deßlrability of applying to the Board of Education for tho Auck land Education District to ostabllsh a Public Sohool In Epsom; and also to consider any other question which said Mooting may con sider conducivo to tho attainment of the above object:— William Gardner, William Meare, R. M. Wynyard, George Worrall, S, Dando, and twenty others. f^i ENTLEMEN, —In compliance with VJT your requisition, I horcby conveno a Public Mooting in tho Epsom Hall, on FRIDAY, tho IGth inst», at 8 o'clock p.m. Epsom, Octobor 15th, 1883. Gazette iv Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of '• The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1878," and the several Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of Jambs Mom and Lkslie Mom, both of Mangawai, in tho Pro vincial District of Auckland, in tho Colony of Now Zoaland, trading together under tho stylo or firm of J. and L. Moir, Bush Contractors, Debtors. Notico is horeby given that a general meeting of tho Creditors of tho said James Moir and Leslio Moir will bo holilon at tho Buildings of the Supremo Court, Auckland, on THURSDAY, tho 22nd day of November, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, for tho purpose of rccoiving my roport and granting tho gaid Debtors an order of discharge. Dated this twelfth day of Novombor, 1883. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Hughes & George, Shortlandstroet, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtors. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " TheDobtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of tho Acts amending the same, and of the Bankrupt^ of Edward MunpiiT, of tho City of Auckland, in the Colony of Now Zoalandi Goneral Dealer, a Debtor. This is to notify that tho said Edward Murphy has this day Mod a statement that he is unable to moot hjs engagements with his creditors. The first meeting of creditors to bo held at tho Sppromo Court House, at Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 16th day of November, 188 •, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated tWs iO(h day of Npyombor, 1883, ■ ' G. W, BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Thomas Wood, Quocn-strcet. Auckland, 1 Deotor'B Solicitor,



miscellaneous Wanteds. T>USINESS PARTNERSHIP. Excellent Opening for a Gentleman capable of undertaking caro or. Oillao Books and Accounts. Must command not less than »1,000 cash, or satisfactory socurity. Address : Box 242. P. 0., Auckland. N.B.—To a gentleman of energetic business habits and good address this business is capable of yielding a handsome income, and offers op portunities of realising a fortune. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside- City Publio Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Sale. i~IOME and hear Mr Greenwood, the Soprano, at Mrs Rcvitt's Concert To-night. To-night! ARM HAND.—Wanted, a respectable Man for a Farm, able to plough; married preferred.—Apply Tuesday morning, the 13th, to L. D. Nathan and Co., Shortland-strect. TT OUSEHOLD WORDS: Two years havo fully proved the truth of It in Auckland—that many of Nkil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS havo, in hundreds of families, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should be without. Thoy are üßed all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite Beverage for Indigestion and the Liver, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAD. All who have ÜBed it recommend it to Uiel friends if suffering from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a special favourite for Children or Adults. LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than hah! the price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Nell and ClilFbrd's havo done them, 2s fld bottle, or S bottles 10s. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s 6d, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too mftnoroiw to mention here. Being tho Largest Importers of British and American HERBS in tho Colony, aro ablo to supply wholesale or retail, on the most reason able terms. i Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Mbdicai, Herbalists, Wbllkslky-bt. East, Auckland. "VTELSON COLLEGE FOR GIRLS. The Governors require tho serrices of a Junior Assistant Teacher, Salary, £52 a year, with Board and Rcsidcnco in tho College, or £90 a year with midday dinner only. Applications addressed to tho Secretary of Nelson Collego will bo received until tho 4th December. OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. College Office Nelsoa, atli November, 1883. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely tho best remedy over mode for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS. Price, va Gd and 4b 0d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Poaloflico, TO BREWERS. WANTED, by a thoroughly practical Brewer, with a fair knowledge of Chemistry, a situation in a Brewory; can guarantee a good sound article in mild ales and stout; bottling a specialty; has had llftcen years' oxporienco.— AddroHs at Stab Office. THE BAKING POWDER par excellence AICKIN'S /X RAT ED BAKING POWDKK-"Tho Host Kconomlcal." "Ylold'i more Yeast Gas." Puro Material Biily. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins nt. 1» M and 2s Oil. Sihjclul Pi-ico Wholesale. Address: TIIK PHARMACY. QUKKN-RTOKKT. Corporation Notices. HITY OF AUCKLAND FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that It Is tho intention of the City Council to Fix the Levels of KYBER PASS ROAD (From Symonds-strcet to Gaol Road). Plans may bo scon In tho City Engineer's Ofllco, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all porsons Interested herein or liablo to bo aggrieved thereby will bo hoard by tho City Council at a Mooting to bo held on TIIIIItSDAY, tho 22nd day of November, l«83, at 0.30 p. m. All objections imiNt ho mado In writing, addrnesod to tho Council, and Bunt to them not less than ten days boforo tho day appointed on which to hear objections. --' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town plork's ortlco, October 20,183.1. U7 piTY OF AUCKLAND. ORAFTON WARD. FIXING LEVELS OF SEVERN-STREET, NUGENT-STREET, AUBURN-STRKET, UURLKIGH-STHKET, and MOUNT EDEN ROAD (From tho Junction of Syniondßstrect to Junc tion of Gaol Road). Notlco is hcroby glvon to all persons Inter ested in the abovostroots that Uio ADJOURNED MEETING to fix tho lorels will bo hold at tho City Council Offices on THURSDAY, Novem ber 22nd, at 0.36 p.m. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clark, Town Clerk's Office, October HO, ISM. IS9 piTY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It Is hereby notified that It is tho intontion of the City Council of Auckland to Fix the Lovols NEWTON ROAD (Botwcon Kurangahapo Road and Srmonds stroet). Plans mar be Been in tho City Engineer's Office, HUfh-Btrcct, Auckland, within ofllco hours, and all persons interested herein or liable to be aggrieved thoroby will be heard by tho City Council at a Mooting to bo hold on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of Novombcr, 1883, at 0.80 p.m. AH objections must bo mado In writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to thorn not less than ten days boforo tho day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk, Town dork's Office, ' October 20,1883. 158 ~ ilarbour Board Notices. \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR EXCAVATION AND RECLAMATION, CALLIOPE POINT. Harbour Board Officos,. Auckland, 22nd October, 18S3. Tenders will bo recolvcd at this ofllco until TUESDAY, tho 13th November, ut noon, for Excavation and Reclamation, Calliope Point, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office. . • The lowest or any Tender not necessarily ac coptcd. Tenderstobo endorsed, "Tender for Excavation and Reclamation, Calliopo Point" C. B. STONE, Chairman. \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CAL LIOPE GRAVING DOCK. > Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, 22nd October, 18<3. Tenders will bo received at this Office until TUESDAY, BUi January, 1884, at noon, for tho construction of Culllopo Graving Dock, in terms of plans and specifications to bo seen at the Enginoor's Office. * The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac coptcd. Tcndora to bo endorsed, ''Tondor for Con. struction of Calliope Graving Dock." C, B, STONE, Chairman. \ UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. FRESH TENDERS FOR TOTARA PILES. Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, 18th Octobor, 1883. Fresh Tondors will bo received at this Office until TUESDAY, tho 13th Novombor. 1 83, at noon, for tho supply of Six Hundred Totara Piles. Full particulars as to quantities, lengths, etc., may bo obtained, together with copy of specifications, upon application at the Offico of the Engineer of tho Board. Tenders to bo ondorsod "Tender for Totara Piles." Tho lowoßt or any tender not necessarily accepted. Chairman.. Highway Board Notices. ARCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. NO TI C E. By-laws having been prepared for the abovjo district— 1. Cattlo at Large 2. Crossing Ovor Footways and Channels 3. Ropalr of Crossings i. Deposit or Discharge of Rubbish, Liquid, &c. on Streets fi. Drain for tho Discharge of Surface Water from Land, &c. Notlco is heroby given that tho same are opon for inspection at the Arch Hill Highway Board Office for thirty days from this date, after which period the said By-laws will bo formally Kagctted, GEORGE OHILTON. : • Chairman. JOHN HENRY JOUNINO, Secretary, Road Board Offlcb, Arch Hill, 22nd October, 1883.



To Let TO LET, a good Hohpq, 5 rooms: water laid in ; well and pump, garden, &'.-.—Jas. Reid, Kden Terrace. TO LET, 7-roomed House ofl" Hepburn street, abutting on Western Park entrance; gas and water.—Apply Mason Bros., Hairdres sers, Quoen-street, or next door. nnO LET, in Suburbs, two pleasant Front A. Rooms; in one comfortable stove; separate entrance; quite distinct from rest of house. Also Furnished Bedroom.—Apply for directions to Mrs Howie, Baker, Newton Road. TO LET, House of Six Apartments, in Anglesea-street, Ponsonby; water laid on. Apply Masonic Hotel, Princes-street TO LET, Comfortable Residence of 11 rooms, Bath-room, Wash-house, Coach house, Stable, &c.; nico gronnds, pleasantly situated on New North Road, about 10 minutes walk from St. Sepulchre's Church. —D. F. Evans, Land Agent. TO LET (Remuera), Superior Furnished House of eight rooms for three months from Ist December next. The House is beauti fully situated, near main road, and within easy access to town either by omnibus or rail. Good Garden and out-houses.—For particulars apply to William Dinnison, Agent, Newmarket. rilO LET, a 7-roomed House; gas and _L water laid on.—Apply J. Mason, Nureoy Parnoll. TO LET, Shops, with three apartments, corner of Wclloslcy and Elllott-streete. Rent, 25s per week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellcsley-street East TO LET, Grafton Road, Gentleman's Residence, 12 rooms, with large grounds; splendid view.—H. Partington, Stlchbury's Buildings TO LET, a Front Room, with fireplace ; furnished or unfurnished.—Apply Star Oltlco. TO LET, at Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a nice Cottago of six rooms, with largo gar den, well and pump, tank, workshop, wood and fowl-houses, and overy convenience.—Apply to Wm. Cameron, on the premises. TO LET, in ifowmarket, two nearly new and very convenient 5-roomed Cottages.— Apply W. & J. Frater. Land Agents, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. rp o l c t. OFFICES. OFFICES. OFFIBES. Several First-class Offices To Let; some have many conveniences—uso of strong room, letter press, lavatory, &c, &c; rent, from 15a per week ; rooms large, airy, and woll lighted. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Quoen-Btreet, ¥. STEPHEN'S AVENUE, PARNELL. TO LET, from Ist December, the House at presont occuplod by W, C. Kensington, Esq, Apply to FRANCIS HULL, Agent, Colonial Bank Buildings. /"OFFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, \J in City Chambers, cornor High-street and Vulcan Lano; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, Shortland-stroct. Sporting. A NEMO'S" CONSULTATION • ON THE AUCKLAND CUP & STEEPLECHASE. 3,000 SHAREHOLDERS, Ai 10s. Each Ticicbt has Two Separate Chances. Will Closb on or About December 21th. AUCKLAND CUP\ STEEPLECHASE. First Honso £400 First Horso £175 Second Uorso 200 Second Horso 125 Third Horso 100 Third Horso 75 Stnrtojß (div.) 100 Stnrtors (div.) 75 Non-Starters (div.) 200 Non-Startors (div.) 60 iBI.OOO £500 In Auckland Cap a Starter will get about 412, a Non-starter will get about £8. In Steeplcchaso a Starter will got abuut £14, a Non-starter will got £8. Two stamps for replies, and application by letter only. £5 prizo will bo given by " Nemo" to tho first subscriber of two tickets that places the horses —I—2—3—ln tho Auckland Cup. Address—" A. NEMO," Care of F. Tovlinbon, Barrel Hotel, Parnell, Auckland. "A N 6 N Y. M A' S " CONSULTATION ON TUB AUCKLAND CUP, TO BE RUN ON 2flrn DECEMBER, 1883. 1000 MEMBERS AT 10s EACH. ifttHppH) £000 SndHorsio .. , 100 Srd Horse " £0 Other Startors (divided) ~ ~ CO Non-Starters (divided) .. .. 90 Total ..£SOO Application by Letter Only. Must onclose Two Stamps for Reply and Result Exchanges t<> Cheques must bo added. Registered Letters or Telegrams Not Received. Drawing, under suporvißion of a Commlttaa of Investors, will tako place as soon as filled. Address— "ANONYMA," Caro of L. SMITH, Prlnco Albert Hotel, Onehunga, Or, "ANONYMA," Care of J. SMITH, Box 11, P. 0., Onehunga. Public Notices- Q|T. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL-HOUSE. I'OSTPONEMENT.-The Locturo which was to dollvored this ovonlng by Professor T. G, Tuckor In connection with St Sepulchre's Mutual Improvement Society 1b Postponed until MONDAY, tho 19th Instant, at 8 p.m., on account of the inclemency of the wcither. JOS. SYKE3. Hon. Sec. "VTOTICE.—WiII tho Owners, or Ownor, J3I of Lota Nob. I, 3, and part of No. 8, Parish of Pupuko, County of Hokiansa, loavo their Address at tho STAR Office, and thoy will hear something to tholr advantage. RATS! HATS! R'ATSI-Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats oat It greedily, and die; no smell.. Prico, One Shilling a Bottle. BHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office. SPECIAL NOTICE. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. ESTABLISHED 1849. Tho Society lmyltig established an Office of Its own in Auckland, under the management of Mr D. J. McLcod, members of tho Society who hare hitherto boon in th« habit of paying their premiums to Mr Alexander Sounders, tho lato Agent, ar« requested to PftT alf premiums duo after tho 3flth inst., and forward all commnnlca tions respecting their policies to Mr MoLcod. Prospectus with forms of proposals and ovory requisite Information upon written or personal application to Mr McLeod, at thp Sfldoty's Ofllco, Queon-stroot, Auckland, pp from any of tho Canvassing Agents, By order of the Board. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Temporary Oflliia: Nos. 2 and 3, Morcaatllo Chambers. Auckland, November, 1883. Anniversaries, Soirees, &c. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL EXHIBITION ENTERTAINMENT. Tho Entortalnmont will bo hold In the Lower School-room onTHURSDAY EVENING, 15th instant, at 7 o'clock, for Teachers and Scholars only. Exhibits to bo brought at 5 p.m. K. JAS. WHITE, Hon. Sec. ft Tenders. Education Dopwtmcat, Wellington, Gth Novonfbcr, l a? 8. mENDERS aro Invited for tho supply of JL Bread. Moat, Milk, Groceries, Fuel, and Boots, to tho Industrial Schoolß at Howo-streot and Kohlmarama from tho Ist day of January to tho 31st day of Decombor, ISBI. Tendors, to bo addressed to T. Hill, Esq., Collector of Cus toms, will bo reeelvod up to noon on the Ist day of Decombor noxt, at his office, whero gonoral conditions, &c, may bo soon. Tho lowest or any tondor not noccsearily accoptcd. N.B.—Supplies to Howe-strcotmay bo requirod for only four o^flve months of Uieyoar. JOHN HISZiOP, Secretary. m o i v i l d c rs. Tenders will be received until N.oon of the 23rd inst, for the Erection, of a Residence at RC ™°ra' R. KEALS AND SON. Architect?. mENDERS Wanted for the Erection of I the Auckland Harbour Board's Office Build ing, in Concroto or Brick. Plans, Specifications, &c, to be scon at my Offices, here, and in Dune din. Tenders received till noon on TUESDAY, November 13. DAVID ROSS, F.R.1., 8.A., a Architect. Fteheffi Buildings, Quecn-atroet. ENDERS, for tho Erection of a Teacher's Houso at Bombay will bo to oelved by the Education Board, Wyndham.7 street, Auckland, until 2 p.m, on FRIDAY, ?3rd November npxt, plans and Specification may bo seen at the Office of the Board, and on appli cation to the Chairman of the District School Coinputteo, Bombay, TENDERS for Fencing the Play-ground at Otaiichu will bo received by tho Education Board, Wyndham-stroot, Auckland, ffltpmiof FRIDAY, WUj November tast Plan and Specification at tho offloe^of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of tho Otithuhu Sohool Committee. rnpj Time for ReoelvingTenders for tho T EreotSn of a Teacher'sWo at Bombay I^Extknbbd unOl 2 p.m. of FRIDAY, 23rd Nevembor inst., 1b conaequonco o£ a change of site.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Boiler and Engine.—Apply to Garrett Bros., Wakeflold-Btroet. " 171011 SALE, a Tobacconist's Business ? close to Queen-street j satisfactory reasons given for leaving.--Apply Stah office. FOlt SALE, Farms, City and Suburban Houses and Allotments, Businesses, Hotels, Boarding Houses.—Grant and Crossun, Agents, 177, Queen-street. FOR SALE, the cheapest House in the market, beautifully finished, 4 rooms; let at 10s per week for two years, Price, £120. —Apfrly l'aul McKc-uzie, Rocky Nook. FOR SALE, a Grocery Store in a busy thoroughfare; good reasons for leaving. Apply John and iii. Loydon, Auctioneers. FOR SALE, a bargain, Lady's Phaeton complete, naarly new; also. Horse and Harness. HorßO very quiebj safe for a lady to drive. — Particulars at Mr Canham's, Corn Dealer, Symonds-street. OR SALE, New Multitubular Boiler, 10-horse power, with mountings, dome and funnel complete.—Can be inspected at Mr Seagcr's, Albert-street. JJIOR SALE, a New Verandali Cottage, 4 . rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot; also, 3 Now Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage.—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. liiOß SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit ' purohasors, a lot of first-class strong American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackio, Lower Viiicont-strcet. FOR SALE, a 5-roomed House in good repair, fitted with bay window, register grate, colonial oven, and all necessary out-build ings, commanding a good view of harbour and surrounding districts—situated in Union-street, ten minute? walk of Queen-street. The owner leaving the colony.—For particulars apply H. Little, Drapery Store, Union-street, FOR SALE, a neatf 5-roomed Cottage; furnished or not; Mount Eden ; large al lotment ; good garden, and fine view. —H, Partlngton, Stichbury'e Buildings. FOR SALE, Building Allotments on easy terms, and Houses Built if required; small deposit required.—H. Partington, Stich bury'a Buildings. OR SALE, two well-finished Houses 0 and 8 rooms, Upper Queen-street, in first class order. Splendid view. Very Cheap.—H. Partington. Land Agent. : OR SALE, 5 Houses, East-street, re turning 13 per cent. A first-class invest ment. All occupied by good tenants.—H. Part. ington, Stlchbury's Buildings. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 200 acres; plenty of bush and abundant supply of water; new House of five rooms and pantry; nice position, about twenty miles from Auckland, Terms easy, rent low.—D. F, E vanß, Land Agent, 813 FOR SALE or Lease, on liberal terms, a irood Farm of 2io acres in the woll-known district of Pukekohc; fenced, subdivided, wol watered, partly in grass, with some good bush —Alox. White. OaeTiunga. "IjiOß SALE, a most comfortable House JJ of 8 rooms in St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby j every possible convenience, corner section j gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. Tills pro perty has just been thoroughly renovated, and s in first-class condition. Price, only £550; terms if doalred.—D. F. Evans, Queen-street. 921_ FOR SALE, an Established Newspaper Property, published in one of the most >romising districts of the North Island, with lease of Plant for a term, with cheap pur chasing clause. Above, to a pushing journalist or steady compositor, with a vory little capital, is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can be obtained from Mr Lang bridge, Stichbury'e Buildings, Auckland. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7-roomod House in Viow Road, Mount Eden, with nearly 1 acre land; cistern, boiler, woodhousa, &c.; splendid view; prico low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Robl denco, 10 rooms, &c; allotment 52 x 800; View Road, Mount Eden: charming viow; a bargain. Also, in Mount Rosklll Road, capital New Houso, 7 rooms, and every convenience; largo allotmont; lino healthy (sito; very cheap.— EDVV. WAYTK, V Mercantile Chambers. A LLOTMENTS for Bale at 17s 6d per J\. loot, suitable for working men, in Pon soiibj-; Houso of Flvo-rooms, furniture, &0., Nowton Road, *300; Grace-street (Ponsonby)— Allotments *3 5s per foot: Dovonport—Allot ments at £2 12s per foot. A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c, open for. inspection. — Wm, Gulliver, Coombcs' Chambers. GGS.— Black Breasted Red, Gawe ; Jm ported Stock. Splondld Strain, Grand Birds.—l offer For Sale a Limited Number of Eggs from above. Two Guineas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on receipt of'P.O.O.—O. Rpbertspn, Symbnds-Btrect, Auckland. Fl G. EWINGTON, Estate Agent • (Established 18 years), Neat Cottage near Baptist Ohapol, Mount Eden), £200; Two Shops and Dwellings (opposite Baptist Ohapol) for" Salp, together' with goodwill of payable business; choice Freehold, tagethor with Store and Post-ofllcfl, near Ellprsllo Station (cheap), good proapect; cheap Volcanlo Allotments at toeky Nook) also. Now Houso on easy terms. Shops, Houses, Oottagos, Allotments, Farms, and Payablo Businesses for Sale.—lf. G. Ewlng ton (next to " Herald " Office). TO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS, For Salo, tho fast and well-Known Vaoht Toy, coppered and coppcr-f aatenod throughout. Will be sold a bargain,-^ Apply to CHARLES BAILEY, Yacht Builder, &0.. Customs-st. West WE have for Sale or to Lot, Hotels, Boarding-houses, Houses (largo and small), Farms, Allotments, and small businesses of various kinds.—Armstrong and Co., Estate Agents, Haymarkot. DEVON PORT, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 80 Quarter-acre Sections, in good positions. Will bo sold cheap. SChoico Allotments in Domain-street, neftv English Churoh. 1 Large Lot near Mr J. B, Rueaell's, 124 x 180. Terms very easy. 1 Lots, 47 x 230. on Lake Rood, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. 11 Good Allotments, 41 x 125, near Mr J, B. Russoll's, SOs per foot Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) In Kew-strcet, IGOx 1:8, with two cottages. 4550, vory cheap. 1 Lot near District Soliool, good view, 91 x 118. Prico £200. 5-Rooniod Houio In Domain-street, quite new. Prioc £259. Apply to R. & R. DUDER, Dkvonfort Stork. Ecclesiastical. AUCKLAND YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WEEK OF SPECIAL SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN. From Sunday, Hth, till Saturday, 17th November, In connection with the WEEK OF SPECIAL PRAYER For Young Men oyor all the World. Meeting for Prayor each day from 12 noon t11U.45. Address This (Monday) Evening by Mv- W. F, Tucker aid Roy. J. S. Hill, at 7.30, In tho Lecture'HaU. • ; YOUNG MEM"COME !! Drapery. Tjn- EL LESLEY H 0 USE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LOVETT Begs to inform his customers and tho publto that ho has returned to business, and (a now prepared to tako Orders far Gentlemen' OlQ.tl)ing; as usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS, TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hate, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Bolts, Braces, Umbrellas, Gloves, &c., &c. A. LOVETT, WELLESL.KY-BTRKET. Medical. LIVER REGULATING. AICKIN'S. PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A, are now known from I nvercargill to Mangonul as one of tho most offoctivo romc dios for "SLUGGISH LIVER." Torpid Diges tive Function, Billiousness, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatulency, Sec. They are a Bate aperient, AND CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is, and BottlSs at Is fld and 2s 6d (all sugar coatedf. AT THE PHARMACY QUKBN-STRBKT. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular modicino of the day. Prico, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents, Sharland & Co., opposite tb,e Poat ofßce. nnHE Best Preparation extant iorprbmot- JL ingHairGrowthiflD,r, Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It Is prepared rrqm the original formula of this eminent authority by Charlks Butcher, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), Junction of Pitt and Oroy-streeta, Auckland. "W O R M S, T T All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for tho Certain Cure, SHARLAND'S WORM P-OWDKRS, Is packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-offlce TT OP ID IT T E R S. Imported Direct from the Manufactory. 5s FE# BOTTLE. AICKIN^H^PHARMACY, Price &TbbttfoT-SHARLAND & COT (oppol aito PosU>ffloe.; FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants. ~\ ICKIN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS is _3_ prepared locally from malted'cereals, ac cording to the recipe of Baron Lcibig, It is an approved substitute for Motiikb'b Milk ; VATTENIKO, NOUIUBHING, and INVIGOKATINQ. Bold in Canisters at Is Gd. AT THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-BTRKKT.



Lost and Found. LOST, a Brown Goat.—Will be rewarded by leaving the same nt P. Furlong's, Somerset Place, off Howe-street. LOST, Diamond Scarf Pin last Thursday at tho Agricultural Show Grounds.— Finder will bo rewarded by returning to J. M. Chambers, at T. and S. Morrin and Co.'c. LOST, at Agricultural Show, Lady's Bracelet; silver, inlaid with gold.-Ro ward nt J. A. C. Cooper's, Hatter, 170, Queen street. LOST, in tho Masonic Hall, Newton, a Silver Watch and Chaln.-Reward at J. A. Wilson's, Karangahape Road, Newton. OST, a Shark's Tooth, mounted with gold.—The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same atT. Barnett's, Qnecn-strect. (JST, between Newton and Ponsonby, a Gold Brooch and dark green Silk Hand kerchief.— 10s reward to anyone bringing the same to Rising Sun Hotel, Newton. OST, on Wednesday, 7th" instant, cither in St. Andrew'd Bazaar or between there and Ponsonby, 1 Gold and Mother-of pearl Lead Pencil Case—Finder will be re warded on leaving the same at Star Ofllce. LOST, on the Ist instant, between Fort- Btreot and Parnell Rise, a round Silver Jtrooch. Howard at Racing Club office, Qucen stveet. STOLEN, on Sunday evening last, be tween 0 and 7 o'clock, a young Sussex Spaniel Dog; registered cellar 1883. If tho Dog is detained after this notice, the matter will be placed in the hands of police.—A. D. Halstead, Wollesloy-street West. TRAYED, a Bay Horse ; star on fore head, branded U.K. on off shoulder.—Any one returning to E. Johnson, Avondalo, will re celvo one pound reward. Electoral. QITY OF AUCKLAND, ELECTION OF MAYQR. In pursuance of the Municipal Corporations Act, 1876,Rogulation of Local Elections Act, and amendments thereto, I, Henry Ridings, Return ing Officer of tho City of Auckland, hereby give notice that an Election will be held on WED NESDAY, 28th November, for the election of a duly qualified person as Mayor of tho said City. Candidates will require to be nominated on or before noon of MONDAY, the 19th mat., and to deposit the sum of Ten Pounds. Any person nominating a Candidate must deliver at tho Council Chambers before noon of the day above slated a Nomination Paper.signed bythe person named therein, aa Candidate, and two persons duly qualified to vote at such election. Nomination Papers can bo procured on ap plication at the ofllce of the Town Clerk. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer. November 10th, 1883. 298 Volunteer Notices. CITY GUARDS, A.R.V.. will meet at Drill-ahed TO-MORROW (Tuesday), 13th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Special parade. ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captaia. 4 UCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY. Tho Inspection of tho above Corpa will take place at the Drill-sliGd TO MORROW (Tuesday! EVENING, at 7.30. Whito frocks, blue trou sers, and straw hats, By ordor. Nov. 12,1883, W. BRANNIGAN, Hon. Sec. Shipping. ~~_~_T QHAW, SAVILL, AND ALBION CO.'S LINE. ■^s|2£2§_"HA.RQUE HELEN DENNY, «b_sb»" Fr Om Glasgow, via Danedin. Consignees are requested to pass Entries, pay Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders from the undersigned at once. • Cargo impeding discharge will be landed and stored at consignees' risk and expense. Captain James will not bo responsible far any Debts contracted by his Crew without his written Order. CRUIOgSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Queon-streQt, ' _ Auckland. 12th Nov., 1883. A. _T CJHAW, SAVILL, AND Is 3 ALBION CO. (Limited). ■^»EllE||h'barquk ; akaroa, from Consignees ore requested to pass ontrleß and obtain tTcliYcry ordcra from the undersigned for their Goads without delay. Cargo impeding tho discharge of tho vessel, if not passed toy oy noon TO-MORROW (Tuesday), will be landed mid stored at Consignees' risk and exponso. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents, /CAPTAIN BOWLING, of tho bavque Akaroa, \j will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his Crew without his written authority. +s* "ORIGANTINE IRENE, s^g&X3r& X> CAPTAIN JAMES W. ><|gSg_|&-YATEB, from NEW YORK. ♦SggßSiSjL. The above vessel having re -'"UUUl*_B'lll"" portoa a t th e Customs, Con signees are requested to pass entries, pay freight, and take delivery of tho Cargo in terms of bills of lading. All Goods impeding the dis charge of tho ship will be stored at Consignees' risk and oxpense. Delivery orders obtainable at tho ofllce of tho undersigned. H. P. BARBER, Agect /"IAPTAIN YATES will notoowsponsiblefor \j any Debts contracted by his Crew without his written authority.' j, y£ "DRIGANTINE IRENE, sJZgKgjfk*-* FROM NEW YOHK. ■^_Sl__g_r A Sight Entry to olear tho -«»-3tiUt fj-v KCEnVPssnl willbopaesod at 10 a.m. ■'iU!_jai_l!iH' on WEDNESDAY, tho Hth November, 1883. H. P. BARBER, Agent. Jl^L HERMIONE. _^e3g™K_(j.. AH Claims and Accounts "■^e_____3» against the above vessel must jjJSßfgMJji ATrr-be rondored in duplicate at tho I" W»*J|l ofßco of tho undorsigncd be toro noon on WEDNESDAY, 11th inst, btnoi1' wiso thoy will not bo recognised.. . A. HEATHER, Agent. m _ Poaches. ■\T ti Tl' 4. - REDUCED FARES TO IS WAx ,/ERA HOT SPRINGS.-A Royal Mail Coach leaves Devonport North Show, every Monday, Wednosday, and Friday, on ar rival of tho 9a.m. Boatfrom Auckland,arriving at Waiwera at S.S" p.m.; returning from Wai wora every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8.30 a.m., arriving at lloypnport at 2.30 p.m.: calling at Lojcp Takapuna, Lucas Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Orowa. All Parcels sent over to Devonport by the 9 a.m. boat will be punctu ally attended to. and Paroola, Otdors, Messagos, etc., loft at Mr Peel's office, Victoria. Road, where tho Coach passes, will bo taken on and delivered at a small cost. Single Fare to Wai worn, 8s; or Return, 16a, Dairy Flat, 4s.—Jas. Dodd, Proprietor, Christmas <lardK. PHRISTMASand NEW YEAR CARDS^ \J Just rocoivod, a select and large assort ment of tho Nowest Designs lift" - CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, Special choice New Zoalftpd designs, suitable to send out of tho Colony, "he lastTrisoo mail to arrive in K«gjftn,3 before Christmas, leaves 6th November, LETTS^ DIARIES FOR im. H. A. COLSON, VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Noitv Corner Hobson-stroot), Auckland. Business Notices* MRS. FALLOWS, Lace and Muslin Curtain Pv*Bsev, wishes to Inform the Ladies of Ponsmiby and Newton that in future Mr White (lato Baxter), Grocer, corner of Now ton ana Groat North Roads, will receive Orders instead of Mr Taylor as heretofore. Orders also received by Mr Hardwick, top of Shctrtlond-st. and Mr Evans, French Bakery, Hobson-streot. MISS WEIK, Dressmaker, late of Noyth-stiMjot, Newton, wishes to inform her patrons and friends that she has removed to Loiwos'SiConcrete Buildings, Gr,ey-streot, a fow doors from top. All orders will receivo duo at tention. Apprentices wanted. "ly/TONUMENTAL MARBLE MASONS. Workers of Marble Mantolploocs, Choffaniers and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Labarotwy and Butchers' Shops. Marble worked to any design. Manufactured in Auckland,—R. IJOVETT and CO.. Victoria-street (near Freeman's Bay). c< y - q a n. UMWf Expected, Ex Lapwing, From Mauritius, 1,412 POCKETS FINE WHITE COUNTERS 1,238 POCKETS SMALL WHITE CRYSTALS 95C POCKETS BREWERS' CRYS.TAJ?B Samples now on yipw, A.RTHUR H.'nATHAN. T> E M O V A L. My OFFICE is now in DURHAM-STREET EAST, In Messrs Hesketh and AJtMn's Duiiaing. T, W. HICKSON. Surveyor and Land Purchase Agent. yv F f ICE FI X T DEES, Tondera will bo reoeivod up to noon on MON DAY nort for a Quantity of Office Fixtures, Counters, Pigeon Holes, Screens, &a, as they stand at presont in my late ollioo, Hoffmann's Buildings. Money. MONEY TO LEND,- on Mortgage, of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solioitor, National Insurance Buildings. TIATO £10,000 LENT on Building XJiJL" Society principles, or on other terms' to suit borrowers.* Allotments bought and, Housoa built on Weekly Paymont System Mortgages and Loans negotiated, S*e. List of Properties for sale on ith page, Six per cent, allowed on -money dopoalteOox tovestment— Og WHXIAMBON,' Ija\d, Estate, njjd Financial Agent and y^ji;, 2, Vulca.n Lane,. ■■'■.'■ ■ '*<■;':.-'■■■.■.-■'■ ■ . '' L_



Personal. ■■_ ALICE. —Too inclement to-night. Certain tomorrow.—Chaßixe. XnTEL KEAVEY, please call at Pro vincial Hotel,Short]and-Btroot. WANTED.- The Person who took the Umbrella in mistake on Saturday from Hie liluo Hoot, Queen-street, will oblige by returning the samp.—C. Brookes. Board and Residence. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Orescent, has Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tleman, with private sitting-room if required. Plunge and shower bath. ■ |: mEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING A ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albert streets. Board and Lodging, &l per week. Meals at all hours.—G. Johnston, Manager. aOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room 25a per Week Itazaars. UT. ANDREW'S CHURCH BAZAAR (NEXT THE UNION BANK) WILL BE CONTINUED THIS EVENING, And will Finally CLOSE TOMORROW (Tuesday). PRICKS OP GOODS REDUCED. PICTURE GALLERIES, MUSIC, _ ' ' • AND NUMEROUS AMUSEMENTS. ADMISSION .. .. ONE SHILLING. Auction!'. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, ' At 12 o'clock. FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. D. F. EVANS I FAS been instructed to sell by public J. auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 13th November, at 12 o'clock, NORTHCOTE (STOKES'S POlNT)—Prettr Cottage, 4 rooms, new and well finished: pleasantly situated in the Picnic Ground, and near tho wharf, being Lot No. 20 or the Woodlands Estato; allotment, 100 by 100 links; and will bo sold without reserve. MANGAWAI (County of Mareden) - Beisg j Lot 59,61 acres mixed bush land: without (f reserve, <*" PONSQNBY— Splendid Building Site, grand position, being corner of Shelly Beach Road and Emmott-street,' Most pleasant t position fora villa residence. Situate near the stops at Shelly peach: every facility tor boating, bathing, &c.; besides haying an immenso prospective value; grand busi ness site. liO feet frontage, enclosed In a new paling fence. HACKETT-STREET - Pretty' Gable-cnde- Villa of 5 roomSi -pieasantly situated near steps at bcaoh, foot of St Mary's Road: most convenient for boating, &c. Free hold, allotment; 66 x 100. HOTEO^Lota 13 and 16, County of Mawden, 140 acres good bush land. ■ ■ ■ ■ • T? RUARANGI (County of Marsdenl—Lot 82,10 acres RUs^ T?oSS^roo SiUßEßtet? to eaoh Mqunt Koskill Road and Clark streat. Just beyond Rocky Nook. COLLEGE ROAB-Grandßusiness Sitcona nve minutes' walk from Qucen-streot, and on main thoroughfare to Ponaonby, being i Mt 17 * ? nd slti-~ Just at foot of Cof lcgcHill. Immense prospective value. NEW NORTH ROAD; adjoining Bocky Nook-Two Splendid Villa Sitei, situate at corner of New North Road and George strept. Rjoh volcanic land, level, and per fectly free fromrock. Each allotments x 117 feet, and Is pleasantly situated near - town . Tho above proportics'aro placed in the market for absolute sale, and not Bimply as a test. Any one having a few pounds to spare could not da bettor than invost In some of the above real good investments, it pnly requiring a small earn i to secure a good freehold. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and Land Agent. TOMORROW, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,' \ PIANOS/ BILLIARD DINING "I TABLE, MANGLE, &c. R. ARTHUR TX/'ILL.SeIL by Auction, at his Mart, JJor^TliKSo^ 16 to***"** I THE PROPERTY OP PERSONS REMOVING, ; w A .HILKr REP ?w UI,TE <9Pi6ces», Parlour Suite,, Writing Desk, Dinw Billiard Table. Dining Chairs, Whatnot. Oral Table, Choflbnier 1 P&T Di«»er- SorVic0' M™ic StandTTwo 1 Pianos, Cane Choirs; a good Patent Mangle, Cutlery, Glass and Earthenware, Boota. Family f Biblp, Iron and Wood Bedsteads. Palliasses Mattraracs, ChestsotDrawere,LookingGlasse^ Toilot Sots, Carpets, Matting/and Fan!yGood& Balance of Consignments of Earthenware-. TO-MORROW, TUESDAY^NOVEMBER la :• j; j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. '■ ,„. Noriolk,House,*Ponsonby»- .„_•':: W..DOWDEN; XV7TUL Sell by.PuhUo Auction, on tho _~". Premises, Norfoik-atreet, Ponsonby. on Tuesday, 13th inst, «VU o'oloek Bharp, M HOUSEHOLD TURNITUBB, Ctonsisting.bf—" Drawing-room Suite in maroon ret) Brtwsolii Chairs, Cutter* Gk«w*-tCchinawarou Toofe,SaHcopftns,&c;Fowls,Ad.™™ j ■; Terms at Sale. : •■ JOHN LEYDON.] ~~^' : [ E . MrD(Hr; Under Distbess Waekans fkom R.m I , Court. TO-MOERbW, A!P H A.M. TOHN & E. LEYDoir will sell byano- ' t! OQ n I :eel.s t{r4 rti Ceatrflf C°™*"*°i Sale- | A quantity qf HOUS_HOLD FURNITURK and other Effects. v After which thoy will sell Household Furniture (now), Cutlery, Jewel }«>Ti Earthenware, Tinware, Drapery Clothing, Iron and Woodcn^Betatead* W. S. COCHRAOTsj [ JAa- DAOE _ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19 ; At 12 o'clock. 10 ACRES* PAPAKURA. 78 ACRES, WHANGAREI 80 ACRES, WAIPAREIRA. mHE Subscribers w«J Sell, at their new tt t Sd° ?OOlns>»P ueoil-street, alongside too LOT 1 of the Towß»hip,«f ( Eorikerl eon • Part of Allotment 198. J?ari_i of Owß—«_ i County of Maraden SStafntog re mS ■; situate about * mites from WWraro!, on Ilia road to Parua, Bay. - «°""» ~-, Part of Allotment T&ftWsu of Walparolra, 9 containing 80 ocros.. ■ SAMUKi eoc&feura! :& sonj Auctloiieore. WEDNESDAY, ■'■ NOVEMBER 2L AT NOOK. . * j ',''-', '■ REMUERA." V' VILLA SITES, "BUSINESS SITES. R. C. GREENWOOD ' H AS./ 6Ctivf d ,! nßtn'efc{onß from Mr Adcook, to soil on the above date ' and R. C GREEN^OOp.,, i j Auctioneer., '■