Daniel Connoll, Margaret Bogle, Mr and Mrs ntwombo and family (4), Messrs D. and J. «S Gideon Jack, J. W. Blylh, J. Possmoro, jOornosty, B. Hell, Mr end Mrs Fnrrantand daughter.

List of Immigrants.

The immigrants number 322 souls, equal £o 253 statute adults, of which 178 are for Auckland, and the remainder for Southern Ports, the distribution being as follows : —For Auckland : Families, J01; single men, BGJ; single women, 42:' total, 178. For Hawko's Bay: Families, 12i; single men, 11; single women, 24 : total, 47J. For Wellington : Families, 8. For Westland : Families, 8. For Canterbury: Single women, 8. For - Nelson: Single woman, 1. The list of names is as follows : — For Auckland : Patrick Ryan, Patrick Shields, Catharine Shields, Mrs Sarah Maria Parkinson and 7 children, James and Margaret i Hunter and 2 children, William SpicerKout, Edmund Moore, and Jno. William Smith, ■ •William, Ann Jane, and. Amelia Rose Anderson ; Thomas Battersby, wife and three children ; Reuben, Elizabeth, Ada, and James Beachain ; Alfred Bunkall and wife; James and Jennnie Craig ; John and Sarah Cullaghan; George (senior), Ann Jane, George, Ernest, Arthur, Cai-lora, Wilfred, Gertrude, and Mabel Dormor; Abraham, Dorricott, Mrs Ruth Dorricott; Elive, Sarah Jane, Gertrude, and John Albert Dorricott; James, Maria, and Kate Bell; Edmund Duggan; Martha Douglas; William, Harrison, and Kate Evans ; David, Margaret, and Elena Fin nigan j Mrs E. Finch ; Adam, Andrew and Robert Geddi3 ; James Garoghty ; Jane Eliza McGahey ; Niels Hanson, Aneres N. and Anne Christina Olesen ; Peter Plough man, wife, and five children ; Mrs Fanny Porter, Frederick J. and Elizabeth E. Por ter j William Rickerds; Henry, Kitty, Charles, alid Robert Robinson; Alfred and Mrs Elizabeth Rose; John Eose; Mary Russell; Mrs Eliza Samp gon; Eliza and Frederick Sampson; James Gibson ; Peter and Kerry Gleaser; Jliss Annie Eliza Gatoly, Willie and Minnie Gately; Jano Highton; George ' Herd, Mrs Isabella Herd, Isabella and Georgina Herd ; George E. and . Charlotte Halse ; Albert Harinau ; Matthew Hickey ; John Hollinger ; Sarah, Mary, John, and Albert Hough ; William Ingram; George Long and Mrs Martha Long; Kate, Nellie, Harry, and John Long ; Andrew, Kate, and Hannah Lloyd ; Margaret and Mary Moynihan; Michael and Eliza McManus ; William Mitchell; George and William H. McGarry; John Moran; Anno Jane McKissoek; John and Elizabeth Stembridge; Eva Shillington; Clara Stoele; Wm. Smith ; Patrick and Annie Treacy ; Lily and Betsy Watson; John and Esther West; Netrel and Bridget Woodhoiise ; Wm. Worthing ton; B-. Beecham, Elizabeth, Ada, and James Beocham ; W. Barnett, Harriet and Emma Barnett; John Carson, Mary and William Carson ; Herbert Evans; David and Catherine Hord ; Paul Miller ; William Houghton, Elizabeth, John, Lucy, and Lizzie Houghton; James Hunter, Margaret, William, Mary, and James Hunter ; Annie and Dorothea Ingram ; William Lockwobd, Matilda, William, Fredorick, and Walter Lockwood ; Helena Charlesworth ; George, Elizabeth, Sarah, and Mary McCleanard ; Sarah and Agnes McKee j Thos. and Eliza beth Mitchell; Elizabeth and Isabel Mit chell ;E. Pascoe; Claride, Edward, Annio, and Mary Pascoe ; Peter Plowman, Sarah, Annie, Ellen, Arthur, Emily, Kate, and Ada Plowman ; AVm. and Ann Richards; Henry Robinson: Catherine, Charles, Alfred, Robert, Elizabeth, and John Robin son ; Stephen and Eliza Samson ; Eliza and Frederick Samson, Ruth and William West, George, Joinima, Walter, and Herbert Yates ; John, Thomas, and William Brown; John Cahalon, Niels Hanson, Albort Harmon, Arthur King, Edward Moore, John Moran, Andrew Alesen, W. Parkinson, Frederick Porter,- Waltor Price, John Pickley, William Rout,- Ellen Byan, Martha Adams, Susan Comeskey, Lizzie, Marion, and Sarah Dalziell; Hannah Dell, Elizabeth Finch, Catherine Toole, Hannah, William, and Minnie Gabeley ; Sarah and Mary Granger ; Hannah Healey, Mary Jackson, Holena Lewis, Mary Mcßrido, Sarah McCready, Mary Maloney, Ann Mohan, Elizabeth Megatty, Ann and Jane Murtagh, Ann Alsen, Sarah, Marion, Ida, Thomas, John, and Henry Parkinson; Fanny Porter, Elizabeth Purdie, Clara Shields, Kate Ward, Annie Woods. For Hawke's Bay: John, Ehzaboth, John Edmond Alfred, Francis, and Jano Ferguson ; John and Emma Parker ; John, Annie, James, Mary, Elizabeth, and Emma Rundle ; Johanna Booby, Mary and Susan Mary Gregg, Edith Holden, Stophon, Eliza, Sarah, Margaret, Thomas, Daniel, John, and Mary Jameson ; Sarah McKeown, Bridget Minogue, Harriett Morrison, Mary and Ellen Murphy, Charles E. Preen, Sarah Rudford, Johanna Soherwing, Olivo Strom, Mary and Lizzio Sullivan, "ama Tumor, Anne Younger, Goorge Barton, Rob ert Boyce, Sarah Withers, Jeremiah Downey; Margaret Duggan ; Frank and Jtlose Heenoy; Andrew anoTHannah Hickoy; pavjd, J., aud Dennis O'Connor. For Wellington. —Ferdinand, Johanna, Ida Herouone, and Ausrust Minnott; Nellie and Bridget Collins ; Kate and Nellie Donaghue ; Robert Gabel Oliphant; Matilda Scroggs. For Nelson.— Bridget Rodgers. For Westland.—William, ' Ellen, Mar firet, Johanna, and James Riley ; Ann eterson. For Canterbury.—Anna Bnrleys ; Emily, Mary and Elizabeth Johns; Joshua Jones; Jataea Rogers; Mary Tallant ; Emily QueeWy. Discharge of Cargo, The Auckland agents, Messrs h. D. Nathan and Co., have made all possible arrangements to give the vessel quick de spatch, but, unfortunately, the passenger arrangements were found to be of such a character as to seriously impede the dis charge of cargo, of which there is on board large consignments for Auckland, Welling ton) Lytteltcn, and Dunedin. The vessel hag four hatches, and each has been con verted into a companion, to give ingress and egress to and from the passengers' quarters, situated on the 'tween decks. Thus, after luggage had been dis charged, Captain Nearing, who is superin tending the discharge of cargo, was con etderably delayed in having to clear away the passengers fixtures in order to get access to the hold where cargo was stowed. The Triumph will remain here about three or four days,and then proceed South, where she will load for London, taking, amongst other -cargo, a large shipment of frozen meat for the London markets.

World-wide Honours to St. Jacobs Oil.

The great German remedy, St. Jacobs Oh, N h Sfd y=: mi 'it received the magnificent first prize medal together with tho highest diploma fpr tSSur aoeordina to eritioal tests, the Best lain Coring and Healing Remedy known to mankind. In this connection a couplo of testimonials are here given as an eyidenco of tho marvellous succeasof St. Jacobs Oil.

OPINIONS op PROMINENT AUSTRALIANS, ONE OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST OARSMEN SPEAKS OF ITS VJRTPES,

Edward Trlckett, Esq., the celebrated oarsman, in a recent conversation with a represen tative of ono of tho foremost journals of the United States, gavo tho following as his "iiiave'found St. Jacobg Oil a sure and cer tain'cure? and one unequalled by any medicine. It cured me of severe pains in the back brought on by over-exertion in rowing. It is a pleasant, s^fefand B ure remedy, penetrating at onco to the seat of the disease, and eradicating the com abont and now he says that St. Jacobs Oil anS good attSetPc Ttraining^are what our young mop W*ANOTED CRICKETER IN TROUBLE. mvid Scott, Esq., the celebrated cricket Oliver of Victoria, and a member of the populw Smof Boyle and Scott, 41 Bourkc-streot, MeF . "Oentlomon.-While playing cricket on the Baß?s?elbSSo Grounds bat^season I received j. teniblo blow with a crickot ball dsiow my from the knoo to tho anklo from the h»rt, and thS magical effect of StJacob'sOil inducmmo to give my exporienco to the public. I would a so etate that I have recommended this BMtpm curmgremedv to many crickoters and football players all of whom have found it to givo as surprising relief as I have. " Davib Scorr.''^ &W6.-A ca*h reward of one hundred pounds will be paid by tho Charles A. Vogeler Com pany, of Baltimore, Maryland U.S.A., proprie tors of St. Jacobs Oil. or by their accreaited local representatives in various parts of the world, to any person producing proof to the effect that the testimonials> PubUahsd by f thorn in regard to St. Jacpba Oil are not strictly l.'Kbs-OU is sold byaU Chemists apd Deajow Id M,edicin"9. Brjco: Three Shillings a bottle.

Wholesale Depot for Auckland: M. LEVY AND CO.

The children attending St. Matthew's Sunday-achool had a pleasant excursion to Hobsonville in the steamer Alexandra on Saturday afternoon The time was passed in various amusements, both ashore and afloat, fishing having evidentlyjin attrac for many. The party returned to > town early in the evening. -

TELEGRAMS.

[from our own correspondent.]

Te Aroha, Saturday,

A telegraph station is being erected at Waiorongomai. The instruments are now coming up the river in the Patiki. An operator is coming from Wellington. A sale of surburban residence sites be tween the two townships takes place on December oth, free of rent for 19 years. It is expected to realise good prices.

Te Aroha Races.

The Spring Meeting of the To Aroha Jockey Club i* a great success. Auckland visitors who have recently been here would not credit the great number of people who have arrived, Whitaker-street being thronged from end to end, presenting somewhat the appearance of Queen-street, Auckland. The punt has been crowded all the morning with people crossing the river. The racecourse is one of the prettiest in the colony as regards surrounding scenery, and is soon to be put in first-class order.

Russell, this day. Sailed : Fleotwing, Tauranga, Mabel, and Mariner.

Arrived: Onward,

William Birch, agumdiggor from Kerr keri, was arrested for horse-stealing on Saturday night, on board the Mariner on his way to Auckland. Carl's Kaikohe township sold at the rate of from £24 to £62 an acre. This land formerly belonged to Sidney Taiwhanga, and is in the midst of first-class agricultural land.

Thames, this day.

A youth named William Good was com mitted for trial to-day on the charge of maiming a bullock belonging to Michael McMfthon,of Tapu,

[I'ER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Wellington, this day,

The Hon. Mr Rolleston left this morning for Wairavapa district to inspect land in tho 70-milo bush, which will be placed in tho market during the summer.

Christcuukch, this day.

A man named John Booth, gardener, residing in Yaldhurst, was found in bed with his throat cut last night. On the table was a paper on which was written :— "I are mad, John Booth." Deceased had been drinking heavily lately.

Dunedin, Saturday. Suicide.

Mr Johnson, lately postmaster in a country district, suicided by strychnine this morning. At the inquest on Wm. Johnston, who committed suicide by taking strychnine, tho evidence showed that deceased was in a vory depressed state of mind consequent on his inability to obtain employment. Ho was indebted to tho Post-ofhco Department £2 15s for stamps, &c, and could not pay tho amount. ' A vordict of "suicido by strychnine while temporarily insane" was returned.

Mr Geo. Chappol, who loaves the Union Company's service to tako charge of the Waitaki, was entertained at a dinner on Saturday night by his fellow employe's. Mr Peter Sherwin, for mnny yoars a prominent figuro in municipal politics, died suddenly to-day.

DEATH OF MR WHITSON.

We regret to announce tho doath of Mr Robert Whitson, browor, of this city. The sad event occurred this afternoon at 12.45 at his rosidonce, Watorloo Quadrant, in the 79th year of his ago. Mr Whitson had, previously to his last illness, enjoyed an un interrupted state of health, and was always regular in his business habits. Tho de ceased gentleman had beon ailing for about four months, but only took to his bod on Friday, tho ICtli inst, and has beon attended by Dr. Stockwoll to tho period of his death, which apparently was peace ful and without physical pain. Mr Whitson was a native of East Lothian, in Scotland, whoro ho commonced business as a brewer about sixty years ago ; aubso quently ho browod at Loith. Tho latter town ho loft twenty-six years since to try his fortune in New Zealand, and in this city ho succeeded in establishing tho well-known brewery of Messrs Whitson and Sons. Mr Whit on was a man of quiet, unosten tations habits, • never showing disposition for offices in public life. He was a gonerous and thoughtful employer, and will be long ismsod by his employees. He was the oldest Freemason in Now Zealand, and a member of St. Andrew's Lodge, He wns also a member of tho Pres byterian Church of St. Andrew.Symonds street, and the oldest and practically the most experienced elder of the church. At tho laying of tho foundation stone of St. Andrew's tower Mr Whitson was present, and gate some of his reminiscences of his long career, particularly in connection with the church of his fathers. Mr Whits 01 outlived two of his sons, and leaves behind him three married and two unmarried daughters.

DISTRICT COURT.-This day.

[Bcforo Hla Honor Judge Smltii.]

UNDEFENDED CASES.

Judgment went by dofault for the plaintiff In the following cases :-Wm. Rattray v. W. L. Rocs, «29, on a promissory noto ; Kamo Colliery Go.T.Wm.Seoger, &Is>Zi2<l, on a promissory note.

APJGJJRSfgD, Ernoat Saxwcll v. Henry S. Cathbcrt, £26

DEFENDED CASKS. Win. George Garth v. David Gouk; claim. «58 2s, for services rondored.-MrJ. M. Spocd nnneared for the plaintiff, and Mr Thoo. cSoperfor thedefendant.-Thls was an action mX balance of an account in connection with tho baroue Nightingale.-Captain Garth, tho olaintW deposed that ho had been in command of _o Nightingale, ot which dofendant was Swnor TKoßumof£sß 2swasduetohimonthe Sccounts It represented tho amount of a dis honoured draft on James McLellan.-Cross examined by Mr Cooper. He had rendered accounte to Gouk. shoeing the credit for the draft Ho understood McLcllan to be owner or agent. He had recclvod «JM. ™* had given 6 up possession of^ »J"! >essol, but this amount did not include the *«»■["•— Malcolm Niccol, shipping agent for Mr (Souk, R ave evidence as to pavjng plaintiff on defend ant's bohalf, and as to his declining to acknow lodge the draft for £58 25.-James MoLellan deposed that he was formerly owner of the barque, but Bix or ssyen months ago she passed into defendant's hands in consideration of odvancea to the extent of £1,000 that he had mado upon hor. Witnesg, however, was allowed to wor_ her for his own proflt, and it was understood that whenever ho yopftld the-ad vances the vessel should be returned to him. The_a£tfor£sJ 2s wasmadebyStDkes.theaKent atNewcastle, and would havo been paidby3jlm had ho romaiiiod tho owner of tho vessel. Th lß concluded the case. Tho question of jurisdiction copted a nonsuit. Costs. S3 13a. JUDGMENT CONFESSED. Te Awamutu Cheese & Bacon Factory T. rourt some doubt was felt aB to tiie logallty of tho Act It was agreed eventually that in order to settle the matter, judgment should be formally eivon in Auckland.-His Honor there- KavoTudkmentforthoamountclamed.with Si costs,

The New Zealand Tobacco Growing and Manufacturing Company's (Limited) Head Office and Factory, Auckland.

(To tho .Editor.)

The insinuating remarks mado by tho Auck land TobScdfl.Company in last Saturday's Stab cannotbopassed over without making some ?tmarks to'^revent groat mkunderßtanding, not only inAuckland but throughout the colony. The New Zealand Manufacturing Company has really bSofm existence for the past two years, and is the soi-dlstant Auokland Company;claims to bf the? only company, in existence for^the last six months, I havo thought proper to sot tht. pubilo right on this matter. I claim that lam tho only one who came to-thto country about throe years ago to jnduco the Government to lend an helping hand to this im iiortant industry. For throe yoarslinadoexpon ments wift American friends, whioh induced thSGovernment, after caroful consideration, to sunport Sy Tpbacco Bill, jvhich passed the HmSe In Decombcr, 1881. Tobacco from New Zealand has been nlace'd in the Malbourne mrtrket for tho last li months, and contracts for m£ own cured leaf hayo been offered for arge wTthSneSSmd only, tfhf tb. license and duty, totttowrwi)l comq fo mppe thai, the te w™Tiswarth.lotalono wages. Thereforp.l branches o)I ypu for tUis inß.rtton.lam &o „ A Ma/aKor of tho N,Z. Tobacoq • •Manufacturing Company.

The largest Cash Trade In Auckland. Newmaohinosox Ganymede, Ireno, Triumph, —D. S. Chambcw. '

MINING NEWS.

THAMES,

[IIV TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Thames, this day. Reuben Parr.—The drive on Dauntless lode at Point Russell level has been discon tinued, and a winze is now being sunk from the old Dauntless level. It is about 20 feet deep, and has hitherto been sunk through sandstone, but the reef is momentarily ex pected to be touched. A small leader broken when commencing the winze showed colours of gold.

New Prince Imperial.—The thirteenth stope was commenced during Friday night upon No. 2 lode, above No. 5 level.

New Caledonia.—Quartz is in course of transit to the Queen of Beauty battery, and crushing will commence to-morrow. There are about 20 loads on hand, of which 10 will be tried before forwarding more dirt. About lOlbs. picked stone were secured On Satur day in the western drive, No. 2 reef, No. 3 level, and a couple of pounds at last break ing in the winze. The crushing shows a decided improvement, the quartz from tho winze shaping according to tho present yield of amalgam for two ounces per load, and stone from bottom level is yielding better than hitherto.

The New Columbia commenced crushing this afternoon.

The Queen op England —A party of contractors have commenced a section of 50 feet of the crosscut towards No 1 reef this morning at 17s per foot. It is expected that the reef will bo reached before the con tract is completed.

New Prince Imperial.—Battery opora tions of the past week, with 42 stampers, reduced 195 loads of quartz, producing 400oz8. of amalgam. Five head have been added to the crushing force employed at the Beauty battery.

TE AROHA.

(BY TRLECRAPH. —OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Te Aroha, Saturday. The retorts for the Premier and New Find are now on tho fire. The result is expected shortly. Other mines will bo finished late this evening. Te Aroha, this day. Gold returns from New Find, 3200z5. ; Premier, 190ozs. ; Colonist, 1520z5. sdwts. ; Werahiko, 1580z5.; Waitoki, 36ozs.—total, 85Cozs. sdwts., being more than payable re turns' in each case. Mr Gordon, Gold field Engineer, was quite satisfied ; therewith, tho Now Find giving 2Jozs. and the Premier l|ozs. to the ton. The stamper-boxes have yet to bo cleaned, and part of tho blanketings treated, while the tailings of tho Premier stuff are regarded as representing a considerable addition to tho sum total whon an opportunity is offered of extracting tho gold tkorofrom. Adams, battory manager, considers the same to bo worth 20/.s. to tho ton. For the first fortnight tho battery was only driven at about fifty strokes to the minuto. Consequently there was not so much put through as will in future bo crushed por diem. •The result of Saturday's cloaning up is : New Find, 1120/.s. lOdwts.; Premier, SOozs. udwta, ; Colonist, 53ozs. ; Worahiko, 480/.s.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

(Rocoived Novembor 20—2.30 p.m.) Tho Garouuo's Frozoa Meat. Tho meat ex tho steamer Garonno has realised 5Jd per lb.

London, Novembor 24. The Agents-Generals' interview with Lord Derby is considered very unsatisfactory.

Tho remains ef £ho lato :Judgo Maning were discharged from tho barque Antares this morning. Tho ooflin was convoyed to Messrs Winks and Hall's warehouse, in Shortland-street. It in understood that the funeral will tako placo in Auckland, but as to whether or not it will be a public funeral has not yet beon decided.

In nil probability there will bo a lively contest for tho succession to Cr. George's seat in tho City Council as a representative of Graf ton. So far, Messrs J. C. Sharlund, J. J. Holland, and R. W. Moody (Kybor Pass Road), are mentioned as intending candidates, and each gentleman has numer ous supporters. For tho seat for tho North Ward, which will bo vacated by tho oleva tion of Cr. Waddol to tho Mayoralty, Mr John Marshall is so far tho only candidate who seems to bo coming forward. Amongst the cargo brought by tho Triumph there is some further material for tho Sugar Company in the shape of machinery and httings, and besides this there is a large consignment of cement for the Tramway Company. Tho work of laying down tho tram-rails has had to bo kept in abeyance pending its receipt, and now that it has como at last, opera tions will doubtless be vigorously prosecuted. The contract expires in April next, so that the greatost expedition will have to bo used,- and even then it seems pretty obvious thatjau extension of time will have to be applied for.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1888



Miscellaneous Wanteds. A DVERTISER, a Steady Young Man J\_ with *200, wishos to enter Into an Estab lished Grain, Coal, and Firewood Business, In or near Auckland. References given and ro qulred.-Apply R, Star Office. A PROFESSIONAL Gardener (single, Scotch) wants a Situation; town or country.—Address M.S., Star Ofllce. 00T TRADE.—Wanted, 2 or 3 nice Respeotuble Girls as Apprentices to tho Machine-room, also good Youth as Krrand Boy. —Apply Manager, W. MoArthur and Co., Boot Factory, Upper Qucon-alroct . BOOT TRADE.—Wanted Good Machin ists and Fitters, Respectable Girls as Ap prentices to machining and flttinff, and Boy for eyolotlng.-APplr Edward T. Cartwright, Boot Upper Manufacturer, Groy-gtreet. BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, a Situation, by a Man of largo experience In Manufacture of Boots and Shoos, as Foreman or Foreman Cliekor; best of refcrenoo as to character and ability.—Address at No. 2, Albert Terrace. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, Customs-street West, with. galls or without. Also Boats For Sale. LACK SATIN SUNSHADES, Hne4 and trimmed with lace, from 2s lid to 16s i6d each (splendid value); at Testcr'B, Karanga, hapo Hood. pOKR COKE. COKE, Having purchased tho whole of Gas Com- Sany's Coke in Devonport, we aro prepared to Oliver »t 30s per ton Rfc R , nUDEII . TT OUSEH OL D WO RD 3. Two years havo fully provod tho truth of It In Auckland-that many of Nbil & Clifford s PREPARATIONS havo, in hundredß of fai»Wes,becon lßN Ho E U^holdWor i d 3 S. No family shoujd bp without. They are used all over New Zealand. A bo_ sent to any ad dressonrece^of^nsfarngs A favourite Beverage for Indigestion and theMver,2slb.^ M p F _ B _ AD _ All who have used ft rficoinmend it to thel friendsif^ufferinghom^lds^^ottlD. Is a special favourite for Children or Adults. LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than haft the p^^ HOp B i TTEBS> Hundredß are declaring how much good.Noll and Clifford's havo done them, 2s 6d bottlo, or 5 COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s 6d, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous Imp°rtera ot British »nd American HERBS in the Colony, aro able to Bupply wholesale op retail, on tho most reason able terms, tii. Consultation personal or by letter. .



NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical HkttßALisTS. "VVellesley-st. East, ■ ••■■■• ■■ Auckland. ESSONS in Wax Flowers and Fruit, Crewels, Laco, Paintingon Velvet, &c— An Apprentice wanted.—MrsPowne, Wellesloy- B tract. [ _____ LACES— White, Cream, and Coloured, tor Dress; "Minecourt," "Ticello," "Bra bant," and all the New Styles, from Id to 2s 9d yard; at Tester's, Karangahape Road. CJEE Goodson's Alphabetical List on last • Q column pn'jth page. ■ fihO BOOT IMPORTERS AND MANU- L FACTURERS. —tVanted a Position as fravDlUne Salesman, knows, the Southern road and re"S?emenls pell. Salary and commi prpfprrM, Well r^commpnd.ed.-AddressSalos, STABO'flipe, ' ~>. ANTED. KNO W. JN-H PKQF. W, KW4S, \ MEPJOAL HERBALIST, tr-oats all Diseases, j THE BLOOD IS LIFE, - If you want the nest Sarsaparilla, try Prof. kK He (Prof. Ellis) kindly offers to the PubUo the be«t Liver Pllla in town or country; wunderW Com Ouro without pain; Worm Cakes: cure for Files. ' Tostjraony daily increaf ing. -Secret Complaints .of young men cured Medicated Vapour Bathe given at all hours.— Note'the address: No. 308. Upper Quoen.atreet (next Vou»g Women's Institute). If ours: From g a,ro. to 0 p,ro. Consultation Gratis.



Wanted. WANTED, Bricklayer to Build Chim ncy.—Chas. Layer. Builder, Kybor Pass. WANTED, a Bricklayer to Build a Double Chimney.—Apply on job.opposite Red Lion Hotel, Victoria-street. WANTED, Mowers.—Apply to W. H. Martin, Mount Albert. WANTED, 20 Stone-breakers ; highest price given.— Apply on the Works, Wellington-street. ■TT7ANTED, 4 Boot Machinists.—Apply T T at once to Garrett Bros., akefleld-BJ, WANTED, a Bodymaker.—Apply Duane and Fraser, Karangahape Road. ANTED, a Good Cook for barquentine Clara E. MeGilvery, for New York; a man and wifo not objected to.—Apply to E. McKeown, Imperial Cafe, Wharf. =V\7"ANTED. good Coat Hands and TT Tailoresses. — Munro and Milligan, Hobson-street. WANTED, six Men for Road Work (Ellorslie). — Apply at British Hotel, Queen-street, not later than to-night; or at Ellorslie Hotel to-morrow morning sharp.— Robinson, Ellorslic. ANTED, an Experienced Cook.— Apply to-morrow to J. Roderick, Steward on board s.s. Neptune. WANTED, Coachsmith.—W. and E. Bastcn, Coachbuilders, Wakefleld-strcet, Auckland. WANTED, Man and Wifo, without encumbrance, to act as Steward and Matron of Westport District Hospital. Salary, £120 a year and fonnd.—Applications, accom panied by reference^ will oe received up to noon 4th December proximo, addressed to the Secretary Westport Hospital.—Chas. Wright, Secretary. ANTED, by a New Arrival, a job as Stock man, or General Hand on a Station. -Address XYZ, Stah Office. WANTED, a Situation by a Solicitor just arrived from England.—Apply to " Lex," Evening Stah Office. WANTED, by Respoctable Young Man, Situation on Farm; can ploueh and milk.—Apply by lotter to GB, Cameron-street, Ponsonby, off Richmond Road. WANTED, a Respectable Youth for tho grocery; one accustomed to the business prcrorral.—Apply to H. Robertson, Grocer, Upper Symonds-strcet WANTED, by a Respoctable Youth of good address and fair education, a Situation with a Photographer to learn the business.—Pleuso address replies to Lens, oftlce of tills paper. WANTED, a Strong Youth or Young Man as Improvor.—Apply to H. Ford, Baker and Confectioner, Devonport WANTED, a Boy, to rido out for orders. Apply to J. Fobs, Butcher, Queen-street. ANTED, a Good Boy.—Apply Hobson Hotel. WANTED, a Boy to Road an hour daily.—Apply at 7 a.m., F. W. Jonson, Shorthand Toacher, Karangahape Road. WANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply F. C. Sharland, Shortland-stroet. WANTED, by a Respectable Boy (14), Situation In a Shop (grocor's proforred). Address Rl), Stab Office. WANTED, an Intelligent Lad for an OMco: ten shillings a wook.—Apply, In own handwriting, to Box 85, Post-office, Auok land. WANTED, a Respectable Lad to drive a baker's cart; also, a Respoctablo Nuracglrl.—Apply T. J. Philip. Bakor, Newton. WANTED, a rospectablo Lad ; rofor cuco required.—F. 11. Le wlsson, J oweller, ljuecn-atreet. WANTED, a Strong Youth for tho Butchering.—Apply to Samuol Lambort, Arch Hill. WANTED, a Milliner and Dressmaker to Join a lady in Establishing a Millinery and Dressmaking Business. Advertiser will llnd capital.—Apply by lottor, with full par ticulars, to OQ, Stah Office. WANTED, a Dressmaker.—Apply to Miss Wolr, Lennox's Buildings, Grey atroct. q few doora from Pitt-sh-oet. WANTED, a Young Lady with know ludgoof Dressmaking for machine work. —T. B. Uomon, Drapor, Ponsonby. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking. — Miss Poato,' cornor of Beresford and Pitt-streets. WANTED, at once, Apprentices and Improvers to tho dressmaking.—Apply to Miss Pedersen, l»t Shop abovo Convent, Par noil. [ , WANTED, a Good Machinist and Two Female Apprentices. — J. Tronwlth's Hoot Factory, Wakonold-streot WANTED, Improver to tho dress making.-R. B. Shalders and Son, Drapers, 200 and 202, Queen street WANTED, a Good Tailoress, Trousers and Vest Hand.-Apply S, Bowrlng. rallor, Wakatleld-stroet, WANTED, Triumph I'assongom re quiring Houses, Farms, Properties, Husincsitos. Hotels, &c, call at Grant nnd OoiiPan's. 177, Queen-street. WANTED, Respectable Married Couplo to take chargo of a Small Farm.—Par tlmilars J. Pray, Eden Crescent. ANTED, early, Barmaids, Jlouso maids. General Servants and others.— R. M. Heighten and Company Rogistry Agents, 177, Quoon-atreet. WANTED, now arrivals desirous of purchasing Properties, Houses, &c, >r seeking employment, to call on Pittar, Ami itrong and Co., Haymarkot, 57, Quoon-Btroot WANTED, a Cook; also, a Hcuso maid.—Apply Mra George Epnom. ANTED, Housekooporß, Laundroases, Housemaids, Cooks, a great number of 3enorals lor all parts, Nurseglrla.—Mrs Whit .'ombe's Registry, noxt Market. Wellcsloy-st. WANTED, Gonoml Servant ; good re ferences indispensable Mrs 11. Green, Park View, Alfrcd-stroet, Albort Park, niominu 10 to 11. WANTED, thorough good Gonoral Ser vant with slight knowledgo cooking; ilso. Little Girl to look after 2 young children.— Apply Sirs Thos. King, Private Toinpornnco Hotel, Harding-street WANTED, Good General Servant, able to Cook; no washing; roforencos re autrcd. — Apply to Mrs Arthur H. Nathan, Symonds-stroet. imar Choral Hall. TTS7" ANTED, a General Servant who can W do plain cooking.— Wynyard House, Eden Crescent. WANTED, Domestic Servant, with good reforenccs.-Apply WesleyanPar aonago. Ponaonby. '_. WANTED, a Female Goneral Servant able to do plain cooking.—Apply Cosmo politan Hotel. W ANTED, a thorough good House maid; good reforonoes indisponsablo.— Apply, between 0 and 12 tun).. Star Ifotei. WANTED, a good place for a Girl, aged 141 wagos not so much wanted na a good homo; Mount Eden or Romuera pro forred.—Apply STAtiOfflco. WANTED, a Young Girl to Assist in Housework.—Apply to Mra Turnbul, opposite Princo of Wales Hotej, Hobson-Btirect. WANTED. Girl, about 14, to Assist in Housowork.—Apply 3rd Honse Great Nortli Road. WANTED, Respectable Girl as Appren tice to, Yest-mak(ng, qr Improrcr.— Apply Turkish Batha, Upper- Queen-street. WANTED, Two Boarders.—Mrs Neal, Seaflold View, off Pa k Road. WANTED, 5 respectable. Men Boarders; doublo and smgle rooms. Terms moder rato.—Apply Mrs Watson, tho next cottage to Portico Villa, Wellealey-strect ' WANTED, 2 or .1 Steady Working Men as Boardors.—For address apply Star Qfflco, _] '_ ANTED a Gentleman as Boarder in a privato family in Symonds-strect. Nice place.—Apply Pittar, Armstrong and Co., Agents, Haymarket. ■ WANTED, 2 or 3 Gentlemen Boarders or Married Couples in a private family and healthy locality; convenient to town; bath and piano.—For address apply Sa'AR oflloo. WANTED,' Furnished, a Small Houso by a Married Octuple; Ponsonby district preforred.—Apply, stating fqll pafticillars, Mr Phojp.B.. care of Stab Offlpp. WANTED TO JlENTfqr Ono Year, a Villa Rosldencp of 8 Of 9 vooms, with stable, coacb-houso, and garden I Mount Eden or Rcmuora proforred.—Apply to Vailo and Douglas, Land Agents, Shortland-strcot, WANTED to Rent or. Purchase, the Goodwill of a Snial} Coal and Firewood Business.—D. W, Orchard, 18, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, WANTED, by a good tenant, a Houso in town (for fil por week) of. not less than 5 rooms—Address "8.P.," Star office, WANTED, a Bottlei-'sCorking Mivchino, second-hand.—3. Brpflklng, H)ghstpoet, WANTED, Eggs from eaoh kind of Ptiro-brod Poultry: state price per sitting! also for triplot, to Z.V.X., Stab Office W~ ANTED, the Various Trades and Sections of Labour that havo' not yet Elected their Delegates to do so in tilno for the meeting on Friday Evening. ' _^ ANTE?).—To Tradesmen and othors. —Books Balanced, &c, by Person having about a month's spare tilno.—For particulars apply to "Accountant," Box 132, G.P.O. . WANTED, a Partner with £500 in a good' Business.—Apply "J.T.," Stak office. ~ WANTED, a Partner for a Sawmill in a good district—Apply to John Buchanan, Customs-Btreet " {XXT ANTED, at once, Canaries, Gold 'T T finches. Skylarks, Green Linnets, Chaf finches, Thrushes, and Starlings.—Apply to J. Walker, Florist, &c. City Market. W7"ANTED.— Ladies travelling by Rajl TT or Road to Onchungft can havo a Cup of Tea and Bread and- Biityes tor Sixpence, at Mrs Sphofleld's Private Boarding ■ hou.se, Princesrstreet, pear the Railway Station. WANTED, Ladies to See the splendid assortment of Dress Goods now boing •displayed in J. Oosgwive and Co.'s Window (opppHitb McArthur'a Warehouse). ■ W ANTED, everybody to ccc thp Stook of •Clothing, Shirts, and Hata at J. Giimour's, Upper Symonds-stroot, also i\ Shap next door to Masonic Hall. Nowton. W' ANTED —Whoji you are In Hobeon street otv! and Bao tho large and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Mlmro and Milligan's,



Wanted. WANTED, the Men to Know two itn portant tilings. One is that Dampier i Making to Order Men's Elastic Side Frenel Calf Boots for i4s, and selling a strong line 0 Men's K.S, Boots for Bs—at Dampier's New 800 Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-street). -\XjT ANTED TO PURCHASE, One or Tw< IT good largo Allotments; neighbourhoo< of Ponsonby preferred; good view required.- Address, with full particulars,.to "Freehold, Star Oftlce. WANTED to Purchase, Drawing-roon Suite in good condition, if second-hand State price and particulars, by letter, "Cash,1 Star OlHce. • ■\TTANTED to Purchase, a Galvanic TT Battery (ehomical preferred); must bi in good order. — State lowest price and par ticulars to "G.8.J.," Star office. WANTED, to Purchase, Small Business in or near Queen-streot; we havi various applications for each.—Pittar, Arm strong, and Co., Estate Agents, Haymarkot WANTED, to Purchase, Small Hotel, in or near city: Lease and Goodwill.- Pittar, Armstrong, and Co., Estate Agents Haymarket. WANTED TO BUY, some good cheaj Allotments within about 30 minute! walk from town; situation must he good.—Roply with full particulars as to locality, &c, to " Pro party," Star Office. WANTED TO BUY, Left-off Clothing of every description for cash. Families waited upon ; all orders punctally attended to, —C. Whitten, Wellesley-street West. WANTED, to Sell or Exchange |for 0 Town Section, 60 Acres of Land at Malakohe, County Marsden.—For address appl; Star Office. „__ WANTED, to Sell immediately, Lease and Furniture of 16-Roomed Boarding house in the city; garden, stables, &c.; a rare chance.—Pittar, Armstrong, and Co., Estate Agents, Haymarket. WANTED to Sell, a good Pony, Spring Cart, and Harness; good reasons glvei: for selling.—Apply to J. Gibbons, Fruiterer, Victoria-street. WANTED, Wanted, Wanted to Sell very cheap (for two weeks, and be in time), Brown and Poison's Cornflour, only Od Ib; Cocoa and Milk, onlyOd, 3 tins for '2a; Chocolate and Milk, 9d tin, 3 for 2s; Crosso and Black well's Curry Powder, fld bottle, 3 for 2s; Cocoa tina, lOd tin, 2 tins for Is (id : Mixed Pickles, 8d bottle; Crosse and Black well's Calvos Feet Jelly Is (id bottle; large Sardines, 8d tin; Robinson's Patent Groats, only (id tin, 5s dozon or 2 for lfd; Arrowroot, 3d packet, 5 for Is 2d; Chutney, le bottle.—H. Watt, Pitt-street WANTED, to sell, very cheap, 14 gross of good Black. Ink, only 9d per dozen, 7s per gross; Red Herrings, fivo tor Od, 2s 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract of Soap, four for ftl, Id packets, 8d dozen: Split Peas, albs for Is; Trciaclo, 4d lb; good Coffee, Is Id lb, Is lb by tho 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounce, 3m Gd lb; good Onions 51bs for Is; now Cheese, 8d lb; Raisins and Currants, 4d lb; Lemon Peel, Is Id: Wine Glasses, 2d, Is Gd dozen; Water Bottlos, od, two forlOd; Decanters, Is and Is Gd each; Christmas Cards very cheap; Safety Matches only 3d: Kxcrclsu Books, 2d and Id fifty leaves. Is Gd and 3s dozon; Pons, Gd box; lot of cheap Boskets, Is to Is 9d; Tart Tim, four for Gd, nine for 1b ; Pie Dishes. Gd to Is 3d; Sponges, Id to Is 6d.~H. WATT. Pitt-street WANTED KNOWN.—To be Sold, on Thursday noxt, at Vailo and Douglas's Rooms.a Freehold Allotment in Anglesea-street, partly fenced, 48 x 110; good position and view. Salo 12.15. WANTED KNOWN—People in search of Good Accommodation can get it at Private Temperance Hotel, Hardlngo-street \\T ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgrave T T and Co., opposite McArthur'a, aro selling Men's Trousers and VcsU at the unrivalled value of 128 (id. Just opened. WANTED Kkown—See Cheap Room Papers, from Id a-roll.—Bennett and Sons. Freeman's Bay. ANTED KNOWN— Tho largest Stock of Boys' and Youths' ClothW (colonial made) over imported into Auckland is now being shown at J. Cosgravo's (opposite McArthur's). All new. WANTED KNOWN, James Browning, late of Duncdln, has leased the Pier Hotel, Lowor Albort-street Visitors will find every requisite for comfort, WANTED KNOWN—We have a con- Btant supply of Now Potatoes on hand for sale, daily.—Apply to A. and It. Eaton, next to Custom Houso, Fort-stroct. WANTED KNOWN-Genta1 Wido brimmed Hard Felts (tho dudo shape) are boing shown e.t J. Oosgravo and Co.'s, oppo- Bite McArthur'a WANTED KNOWN.—Special Cheap Linoß in Men's Clothing - Moleskin Trousers 6s Iki, Tweed Trousors and Vests 12s 6<l, White Shirts 2s lid. Tweed and Felt Hata Is Gd.—J. G. Brown's Drapory, Clothing, and Millinery Establishment, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN—That Branston and Forstor, Albcrt-stroot, are Buyers of Old Zinc; highest price givon. WANTED Known—Christmas Cards- Charles Kelsoy Sc, Co. have their usual Large Assortment Two doors bolow Morrin's, Ironmongers. \\7ANTED, tho Ladios to know that T T M-inro and Milligan have socurod the services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN—SoltzoKones, for making iWratod Waters. — Charles Kelscy & Co., 120. Quocn-strcet. ANTED KNOWN—J. Cosgravo and Co., opposite McArthur's, havo bought In Melbourne 1,000 Men's Hats, which thoy aro selling for 2a Gd. WANTED KNOWN—SOO Sergo Suite, at 22s 6d, for summer wear, to bo had at J. Cosgravo's new promises (opposite Mc- Arthur's). Just opened. WANTED SEEN—The Ladies' Houso Boots for 3s fld; hnndsoroo Sewn ditto (with goloshcd toes) for4s 3d; Ladies'E.S. Kid Boots, fia Gd—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Vic toria-streot (near Hobson-strcet). \\f ANTED KNOWN—Charlee Kelsoj TT & Co, havo a large and choice aasort ment of Silver Jowcllepy, and m thoy koop no Imitations, Uioy guarantee everything they sell to bo real SUvor.—Charles Kolsoy & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Auckland Dairy Co. aro open to tuko Orders for any quantity Devonshire Clotted Cream and Fresh Cream, at the Dairios: Hobson-atrcct; Manu ltau Road, Punioll; Thrco Lumps,, Ponsonby; Karangahapo Road. Nowton. WANTED KNOWN-Great Reduc tions for Christmas—Singlo Iron Bed steads, 208; Double do, 22a 6d; Grand Canopy do, 60s; Children's Iron CoU, Us; Stretchers, Gs 3d: Kitchen Tables, 10s; Toilet Tablos, 7s Od; Infants' Chairs, 5s Ski; Meat Safes, lis; Hip Baths, 20s; Garden Forks,3s 6d; Shovels,- Js Gd; TomnhawKß, 6d; Coal Scoops, fld and Is; Waitars, Gd; a fow dozon largo Tea Trays loft, Is 3d ottoh; Tumblum, 3d; Cruet Stands illttod), Ss fld; Cruot Bottles, (Id ; Glass Baskota, Cd; Glass Decanters, Is; Salt Cellars,3d; and alot of othor cheap Glassware and Crockery; also, Tea Caddies, 8d and lid; Cork Sorews, 2d; DustPanß.'ls; Hall Match Boxes, id ; Luminous Motal Match Boxes that shine In the night, 6d oaoh ; Lot of cheap School Slates; Brackot Stands, 9d : Tobacco Stands, »d; Glovo and Handkerchief Boxes, Od ; Gonts1 Riding Whips, Gd: Lot of cheap Toys, Id to 6d; Children's Largo China Tea Sota, IB Gd; a fow Rocking Horses, cheap; Chambers's Journal, In parts, 2d; Novels (bound in cloth, otc). Is, and a lot of other ohoap Books. A grand lot of Pianoforte Music Pieces, Od; lot of well-known Irish and Scotch Songs for the Pianoforte, 4d; Violins, Ss to 10s, &c, &c, at Damplor'sHobaon-strectSlipp. WANTED KNOWN^, that every de scription of T3rockpry i^n.d Oflasswaro can bo obtained at the lowest prices at Boylan and Tanfiold's, just below Savings Bank. WANTE.D RNQWN-Wo havo/ro eolved Satoons, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, &0.. Sic. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c, Ladies' and Children's Underclothing wcli-llnishoS or mado to order; Kiltings noatly mado at Mrs White's, Drapor, Parnell. VXTANTPD KNOWN — In Jewellery TT Charles Kelsoy & Co. keep no imita tions; real gilvor and real gold only. A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Gold Dross Rings, suitable for Christmas presents.—Charlos Kolsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber ! ChbapTimbbbl And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than any whoro else at the yards ol D. GoLDii;. AlbpTt-street. .- WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgrave and Co. (ppposito McArthnr'o) havo just pnoncd 5.00H Tro^sor^ and Vests at 12s 6d, un yfvailc^ o,t the price. -\\7-ANTE.D KNOWN.-In addition to TT_ tho lot of Fashionablo Goods from England, for Christmas, particulars of which will appear as soon as possible, we havo the following fresh pooila :—lnfants' Bits, 3d; Silvoi Buttons, 3d por doz.; Whalobono Sots, i for Id; Scoured .Grey Twill Calico, 7d: Hoarthrugs, 3s lid; handsome coloured ditto, 7s Od; DX)yley's, Id. Tho ladles should see tho handsomo cases containing i packets of Needles, Id tho casp, i\nd t>hc othor good Noodlps, 25 for W, Having bought a grand line of Silverea Bracelets and Bangles at tho time for a rlaioulaus prico, I will sell thorn at 6 each, and thoy1 are a great bargain; Mens' Coloured Bows, 4d; Flannel Binding, ljd; a fow Uhtors left at 2s 6d; Blaolt Satin, Is 6d; Coloured Tassels, 3d: Babies' Diaper Pinafores, Gd: Toilot Quilts, 3s; Childrons Garters, Id tho pair:; ' Crape FftUsi Id each; Crapo Trimrilingß, 6d the b6x of 38 yards: White Shirts, 2s Gd; grand lino Men's Socks, Gd ; Men's Moleskin Pants, Gs1; Flowers, 3d the bunch; Stair Oilcloth, 7d ; Crowdsen's Calico, 23d; Boys' Suits, '8s 6a; Coloured Printsi 4Jd i Dress Mußlins, 4d: Rush Hats, 3Jd; Men't Straw Hats, ls3d:Mon's BlaClcHard Hats,3e Gd ; Corsets, Is Id and' 2s Gd; Damask Table covers, 3s 6d ; White Linen ditto;2s Gd; splendid Tablecovors, 8s; Spring Tapo Measuros, 2B Silcßia.3ld; Glass-cloth, 4}d ; Shirt Buttons. 3d per gross; largo sized Tooth-combs, ?d, nohighoi price ;ToiletSote,4d; Green Window Holland, Is Large Eot of Stay Busks. 2d; Children's Wli<U Liqlo Glovos, Bd; Black Velvotoen, Is 8d Clark's 2l)oyd Reels of Cotton, Is and Is 6d th( doz ; Men's FRmeh Peak Caps, Gd ; Boys' Straw Hats, fld; Turkish Towels, Mi AlPTons, la. Brown Holland, 4Jd ; Coloured Oaslimere, li 6d ; Lace Curtains as lUl; Qpad Tweed, lid Lußtve, 8n I Check Stuff, 4d. &a,, So,, &0.. af Daijipjer's W^fceflelcj-atrcot Shop, WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's 4tt Shipment Of PIANOFORTE MUSK froip, England has just arrived—all at 6d (n< hlghor price). Ho is happy to inform Professors Principals of Schools, and the Public that it oon sists almoat entirely this time of Piece Music much q{ it by the most om(nei\t authora. Thosi whp oan better afford to pay 6d (han 4s (or pre plßoly the aame m\jaio (o.nd none of it second tmnd), ar ™id now lay in ft stock,—At Dtwnplotf HobgonMr-eetßhop; ''."'.. WANTED KNOWN.-Another Rovl vaj,—Men's long Leather Boat Locos, li tho pair, 9d tho doiton pairs; Cotton Boot Lacee 2d tho dozon; Cork Solas, aid; Button Hooks 2d! Shoe Horns, fid; Boot Gloss, fld tho bottle Yollow Silk Reels, 2s—at Dampier's Now 800 Shop, Viotorla-strcet (near Hobson-atroet).



To Let TO LET, a Three-roomed Cottage in Avondale, Harr^f's corner.—Apply to W. li R. H. Harper, Brook-streei, oli' Newton Road. * npO BE LET on Lease, 110 Acres, more JL or less, situated at Walkomiti, near Rail - way Station: suitable for Market Garden or 0 Strawberry Beds. Easy terms.—Apply Richard 1 son and Crawloy, 81, Queen-streot. 0 LET, Offices, Mutual Provident Buildings, Queen-street (Hickson's corner). - —Apply D. J. McLeod, District Agent, Mercan -1 tile Chambers, Queen-street TO LET, Houses of from 3 to 10 rooms. For Sale, Farms, Houses, Properties.— - Grant and Crossan. I ITIO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, '■. JL Willow-street — Apply to Mrs Quinn, Upper Nelson-street, or w. K. Peet, Grocer, ■ Wellington-street. ! mO LET, in Parnell, a beautiful fl.ropmed . -L House, quite new.— Apply W. and J. Frater, Land Agents, 97, Queen-street, N.Z. - Insurance Buildings. i mO LET, Shop and Dwelling, Karanga- JL hap 6 Road, with or without stock, or will let shop alone.—H. Partineton, Stichbury's - Buildings. 3 TJhO LET, Large Premises, well adapted JL for manufactory, or would make good . stables: to be lot cheap.—H. Partington, Stich bury's Buildings. ; mO LET, good dry Cellar and Yard ; \ JL moderate rent if token for a term.—W. V. , Stevens, High-street Chambers. TO LET, a Furnished Houso of 12 Rooms in Upper Queen-street. —Apply G. W. t Dinnoy, Quoenstreet ' mO LET, Comfortable 12-roomed House, JL -with or without Furniture ; excellently i situated in Parnell.—Apply to P. J. Moss and . Co., ShorUand-streot (563.) } mO LET, Shops, with three apartments, JL corner of wellesloy and Elliott-streets. Rent, 25s per week.—For particulars apply to j J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesley-street East. 1 mO LET, those first-class Business Pre ' JL mises situated In Queen-str«ot, imnie . diately opposite Messrs Morrin and Co., at 1 present occupied by Messrs Cochrano-and Co., , Auctioneers. This 1b a grand opportunity to ■ secure a flrat-class Business Stand, and very , suitable for an auctioneer, Will bo vacant . about the 29th inst—For full particulars apply . to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent Queen [ street. OFFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, in City Chambors, corner High-street and | Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate , Agont, Shortland-street - . I ' i in ' — ' Electoral. ; THOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. , TO THE BURGESSES. i Ladies and Gentlemkn, — Having been i nominated for tho ofllce of Mayor of our town, ; I bee; most respectfully to ask for your support at the Poll on WEDNESDAY, tho 28th. ; A residence of twenty years in your midst, i during which I have taken an activo part in all matters of public interest, obviates the neces sity of my making any promises for tho future. Your faithful Servant, J. D. JACKSON. Public Notices. RIENDS wishing to join the Hospital Choir, conducted by Mr Huxtable, are invited to meet at Mr Lincoln's, West-streot, Nowton, two doors from Upper Queen-street noar York Hotel, at 8 o'clock on FRIDAY evening. TMMIGRANTS PER TRIUMPH. The Immigrants by this vessel who rcqulro Situations will be ready for Engagoment TO MORROW (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10 o'olock —tho Single Women at the Howe-street Home, and tho Married and Singlo Men at tho Old Hospital. OLIVER MAYS, Immigration Officer. TCIIGHT HOURS DEMONSTATION' It having boon represented to me that several Trades and Sections of Labour aro unable to hold Meetings to Elect Delegates from their want of organisation or a recognised head, and as it is especially necessary that all should bo represented on. this occasion, I w|l( bo glad on receiving a request, signed by twp or moro of tho leading men among thorn, to call them togethor for that object GEO. W. HESLOP. ' Chairman pro, Wm, IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF SAMUEL PASOOK, OF HAMILTON, WAIKATO, STdjIKKKEPEU. All Claims against the abovo Assigned Estate accompanied by statutory declaration] must be forwarded to mo by noon of TUESDAY, tho 27Ui November inst WILLIAM THORXE, Solicitor to tho Trustees, Queon-iitrcot and Vulc&n Lano, Auckland. November 13,1287. T7IDWARD LEWIS IN LIQUIDATION. JP THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK OF i CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHENWARE, WILL BE OFFEEED FOR PRIVATE SALK, AT ONE-HALF ORIGINAL - PRICE, NOTICE. To facilitate the Closing of tho Business hitherto carried on in my name at Cußtoms strect. I havo transferred the Entire Stock and Book Dobta to Mr R. K. David, of Fort-street, Accountant, whq will Roallse tho Stock, Pay All Claims, and Collect all Accounts duo. EDWARD, L.EWI3. Auckland, Novombor 1,1883. SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, If O V EM,BER 30Tit, BUSINESS HOURS, 9 A,M- TO 6P,M J TERMS CASH. | CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND, i' - ' ) npHE WONDERLAND OP NEW ZEALAND. ! .. • ~ ; j" RpTOMAHANA AND THE HOT LAKES. ) t Tourists visiting tho abo,vo district will do well to call on Mr Henshaw, fecnt, who, having > resided at Ohiiicmutu for. many years, and cn | gaged In the various bran9b.es of tho Tourist ! Business,' may bo depended on to glvo tho most '. rellablo information as to route, oxponsos, &c. 5 He will supply through tickets at a fixed I rate, Including transit by steamer, coach, boat- J iuR, and accommodation in the Hiroo best [ hotols in tho district, vis., the Star Hotel at ' Tauranga; the Palaco Hotol at Ohinomutuj ; and the Rotomahana Hotel, Wairoa, the start i ing point for tho Tcrracca; and, If desired, may ; include a ttfn to Tavpo, Walraakl, Huka Falls, '. Crow's Nest. &C. Tho nowost guide to the I Lakes by a man constantly in hot water, [ together with all information, supplied gratis \ VY, HENSHAW, \ Agont, j Mercantile Chambers, next Bank of New ; Zealand, Queen-street, ; Auckland. Telegrams promptly attended to, 1 ; ; ,—! I "pJEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT !'. AND STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED), 0 LATE FISHER & CO. (LIMITED). '- NOTICE. 8 For all Cash or Monoy» paid to the Servants r or Officers of tho Company after the sow ■: November next, a Receipt on tho °WW; * Printed Forms must bo taken, as these Roeolnte , alono will be reoogniaed. * ByoraorofUießoard. j. 0 FmTHi * ■ , Chairman.



For Sale. FOR SALE, two small, well-situate Farms, in the best part of the Waikat partly improved. Price low.—C. Aickin, Agen IjTOITSALE, Sections and Small Farm ? in the rising district of Avondale, of froi I rood to 20 acres in extent—C. Aickin, Agen High-street. FOR SALE, a handsome English Terrici first-class pedigree. — Apply at ons (owner leaving the colony) at Stab Office, o Masonic Hotel, Princes-street. OR SALE (Takapuna), 46 Acres fin Land, with largo sea frontage and gooi bay; small Cottage, and Orchard in full bear ing.—H. Partington, Land Agent. J7IOR SALE or to Let, Northcote, Nine ? roomed House, close to wharf, with rang* and register grates, &c. Large Allotment Cheap.—H. Partington, Stichbnry'a Buildings. FOR SALE, 1 of Beare and Son's Silver plated Patent Pocket Cornets.—Addrcs "W.L.," Box 118. P.O. TpOR SALE, Cottage, Haeket-street JJ also, 5-roomed House, Mount Eden; largi allotment and splendid view; largo garden.—H Partington, land Agent. FOR SALE (Cheap), first-class Smal Manufacturing Business; no prcviou: knowledge required.—Apply Geo. L. Thompson corner of Vulcan Lane and High-street. OR SALE, a Large Well-built Housi of 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house and large garden: gas and water laid on th< promises, all well drained ; entrance hall, 43 x 5 situation, Sclwyn-street, close to Ponsonb' Road.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. ' FOR SALE (a rare chance to obtaii a large piece of land cheap), Three Five aero Sections, most beautifully situated, com manding fine view at Richmond, adjoinim; Surrey Hills.—Apply to Mr J. Jones, The Pines Richmond. FOB, SALE, 180 Aero Farm, 30 milei north of Auckland; water frontage, bi weekly steam communication and easy acces by road. Six-roomed dwelling and ample farn buildings, two acres garden and orchard, full; planted. Twenty acres ploughed, fenced, am in grass or cultivation, remainder ti-tree sorul and light bush; all ploughable land and admit ably suited for hop growing. Price, only £450 easy terms.—W. McKinstry, No. 8, Queen-street Agent. 3710R SALE.—Notico to New Arrivals. . Some very pretty Cottagcsand Allotment, for Sale in the best parts o( Auckland; vcr; cheap and on easy terms. Also, nice littli Farms from 10"Acres upwards, to be sold oi very easy terms.—Apply at once to D. F. Evans Land Agent, Queen - street (next Bank o Australasia). FOR SALE, a valuable, centrally-situ atcd Freehold Property in the city, com prising Allotment 113 foot frontage, witl a depth of 112 feet, comfortable and well finished Residence, ample Stabling for 2i horses, and all nocefsary offices. The wholo ir perfect order and repair. Prica moderato an<! terms if required. fAn excellent investment— C. Aiekin, Agent, High-street. EOR SALE, large Allotments at Mouni Eden, close to Toll Gate, ranging froir 35 x 100 feet to 63 x 150 feet. Houses built if re quired on terms to suit all. £20 in every £101 down; balanco can remain for 5 years at 8 pei cent, perannum. 'Bus passes every fewminutes and two minutes' walk from Railway Station twenty minutes1 walk from town.—Apply tc A. A. Stephenson, Mary-street, Mount Kdcn. FOR SALE, Small Bakery Business,— Apply Star Office, ■ FOR SALE, a Heavy Express Cart.— Apply to J. Patterson, Coachbullder, &c., Upper Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Good Building Allotment in Quoon-stroet, Onehunga; price, £2 pet foot—Apply to J. Dryland, Saddler, &c., Darby. street . FOR SALE (on account of owner leaving Colony), a Well-established Hairdrcssing Jusinoss, combined with Tobacco and Fancy Goods Trade—lnquire W. A. Peterson, 23, Wyndham-stroet FOR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scullery, at North Shoro, £830; 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. FOR SALE, first-class Country Hotel, doing a good business. Satisfactory rea sons given for selling. Opening to a good business man rarely to db mot with.—For full particulars apply Richardson and Crawley, 81, Queen-street. 171 OR SALE, an Established Newspaper } Property, published in ono of the mosl promising districts of the North Island, with ease of Plant for a term., with cheap pur chasing clause. Above, to. a pushing journalist or steady compositor, with a very little capital, Is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can be obtained from Mr Lang bridge, Stichbury's Buildings, Auckland. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 200 acres; plenty of Tmsh and abundant supply of water; now House of flvo rooms and pantry; nice position, about twenty miles from Auckland. Terms easy, rent low.—P, F, Evans, Land Agent, 813 FOR, IMMEDIATE SALE, Section 5, Ponsonby, Perfootjy level, oontains five largo allotments., and is entirely surrounded by wide stroota. via., Gordon Terraco, Ferguson stroot, and Marine Parado. enclosed with wire fence. As a speculation this can't be beat, as from its peculiar situation it is bound to become almost invaluablo in the near future. For the present it is eminently suited for a gentleman's residence having an unsurpassed viow of tl« upper harbour which oan novor bo built out Price, £250.—Apply at once to E. N. R. Forder, Fcrnleigh-Btrcct, Ponsonby. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7-roomcd House in View Hoodi Mount Eden, with nearly 1 aorje. land; cjsteri", boiler, woodnousj, &o.; splendid, view; price low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Resi dence, 10 rooms, &c.; allotment Six 300; View Road, Mount Eden: -charinMg view; a bargain. Also, in Mount Rosk'iu" RpadY ca.P.itat Now House, 7 rooms, and evory convep,tonw; large allotmont; line healthy silo; very ohoap.— EDW: WAYTE, 3, Merfonttle chambers. O N.E\V,COMERS and Those about to Marry.~For Immediate Sale (cheap), as a wholo or in parts, House full of Furniture, first rata Stove, Corrugated Tanks, Weighing Ma chine, Charter Box and Framed Letter Copying •Press, Iron Safe, &c—For address apply Mr T. H. Hill, Chomist, Queen-street j or Mr R. French, Grocer, Karftngfthape Road, Newton. TEN POUNDS CASH. — Cottage for Salo; Mount Roskill Road; largo allot mont and splondid position; balance, Us weekly.—Stevens, High-street Chambcrg. A LLOTMENTS For Salo at 20a pei 'r\ foot, suitable' for working men, in Pon sonby; Houso of Fivo rooms, furniture, &c, Newton Road, £300; Grace-street (Ponsonby)— Allotments *3 5s por toot; Dovonport—Allot monts at £212s per foot A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &0., open fp,r. inspection. — Wm. Gulliver, Cooitioes'B Chambers. • . WL. MITCHELL—FOR SALE, ap • excellent Little Farm within 7 miles of Auckland, noar Avondalci wjfhlri a fow minutes of railway station, and frequent 'buE communication every dfty. 30 aores, all fenced, nearly li^Tf iii wcll.cstAbllshod grass; large orchard, will booh be in full crops; extensive road frontago. This property is handily situ ated, and woll adapted for market gardening, with plenty of good water. There is a 5-roomofl rosidonco (almost now), nicely finished, wit!: ovory convenience for a comfortable "homo, Prico, £1,200; part cash, Hie balance can remain at a low rato of ii\torast ' W. L. Mitchell, Housf and Land Agency Office, 8, Mercantile* Chum hers, Queen-strop^. '____ DE V ON J> Q R T , NOR.TH SHORE. FOR SALE: 00 Quartcr-ooro Sections, in good positions. Wil be sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, neai English Church. 1 Large Lot near Mr J. B, Russell's, 120 x 180 Terms very easy; 1 Lots, 47 x 230, on Loko Hood, nntf adjoining Flagstaff Hill. II Good Allotments, 41 x 125, near Mr J. B RnsscU'a, 20s per foot Must bo sold. 4! Lots (vofoanio) in Kerr-streot 106 x 118, witl two cottages, £550, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, W x llf •Prico »200. 5-Roomed Houso in Domain-street quite new Prico £250. Apply to, R. & R. DUDER, Dkvonpobt Stork. Tp E N C I N G SAM. WHITE'S PRrCE LIST:- Bost Paling Fence of Puiirl Posts, Hobat Rails and sft Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heai Kauri, G6s per chain. Fonce as abovo, with Split' Kauri (Heart). 60i Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence, 455. Three-rail Fonco, Puriri Posts and Hobai Rails, 47s Cd. Same in Ti-tree Rails, 423. Picket Fences of every description. Gates, from 7a ftl to ills caoh. All kinds Fencing Materials For Sate, n Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fekcer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnol Hines & Co.). mO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS For Sale, the fast and well-known Yacht Toj coppered and copper-fastened throughout Wi bo-sold a bargain.—Apply to CHARLES BAILEY. Yacht Builder, &0,, Custmns-st West Tenders. ■piX TENSION OF TIMI Time for receiving tenders for House i Parncll extonded until noon on TUESDAY 26th Instant, 188 S. CHARLES ARNOLD, Arclmoot. Fisher's Buildings. . mo BRICKLAYERS • Tenders will be recoived until noon of TOE! DAY, November 27, for the Erection of Tv Brick Shops (labour only). Plans and specific tions can bo seorf by applying to HY* PITTS. Buildor, Dovonport mO " BUILDER! Tenders wUI bo received until Noon of TUB; DAY, the'27th inst, for, Carpenters' and Joine: Work, and Painting of a Concrete Residonce c the Kyber Pass Road. . ~_. Plans, & 0., at No. 8. So^B^hßuildmg. -Architect m O B U I L D E tt S Alternative Tonders for Brick or Concret ■will be received until Noon of rHUItoJJAI the 13th December, for tlio Erection of tho Aucl land Baptist Tabernacle on the corner of Uppc Queen-fltreot and Karangahape Road. Plain &.,atNo, B..SOU* BriUs^ Chamjbe^^ Architect, ENDERS Wanted "for Building Tw Double Chimnoys in Eden Vale Roac also, for Urlck and Slate Work at new houso i Upper Syraonds-strect (next Harvie's Coac Factory), up to 28th November, at noon,—App! Os the jobs, to A. A. Stephenson,



Business Notices. d T"\UNEDIN ALE or STOUT, 9s per doz 0, JLr quarts.—John Reid and Co., Agents. iG, t. Queen-street. is mRIUMPH ! . TRIUMPH !-New Arri n X vals should ask at any Statfonor's Shop t. for Gardner's Penny Time Table, which contains all information about Auckland and - Suburbs. One Hundred Pafjcs for One PemiT !— > the most "Triumphant" success of New Zea e landT "" bTAMMERING, STUTTERING. I Mr LOWELL MASON, 8.A., , •- Begs to announce that ho has just arrived in Auckland on his way South, and that ho will " undertake to CURB any person with an IM ■ PEDIMENT in the SPEECH. °. However bad tho case, a CURE WILL BE ' GUARANTEED. : NO CURE, NO PAY. - Mr L. MASON, ■ a At Mrs Birmin'oiiam's (opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), Hobbox-strket. . A UCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY 1 J\. (LIMITED). Factory and Plantation': PAHI, KAIPARA. 1, OfUco: Fort-street, Auckland. ! Directors: r • J. Howard (Chairman) R. C. Barstow E. Waytc l W. H. Mctcalfo J. A. Alackay .. G. Haincs. J BANKERS: BANK OP NEW ZEALAND. SECRETARY: HENRY BYEON. - THE ONLY TOBACCO • COMPANY IN 8 NEW ZEALAND. i I /^HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. J THOMAS SAMUEL, i, Importer op Cctlkry, ;. Has just received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of ? Ivory and Bone Table Knives, Pocket Knives, „ Scissors and Razors, Table Knives and Forks in I cases, suitable for wedding and complimentary j presents; also, Electro-plated Ware, Siberian I Forks and Spoons, specially cheap vaiuo, Sidcr ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre - finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All the above - goods selling at very low prices. J THOMAS SAMUEL, I 108, QUEEN-STREET,. : i Next to Mr Wcstpfahl Bootmaker. - /GARDNER AND McDONALD, . VX Theatrical, Advertising House, Land, j Estate, and General Commission Agents, No. i, . Brighton Chambers, Cashel - street, Christ church (opposite Ballantine's). Rents and Debts i Collected. : Sliippint;. » SAVILL, AND JrWmjjffJlLZ ALBION CO. (Limited). S.S. TRIUMPH, FROM LONDON. ! Tho above vessel having arrived. Consignees • are requested to Pass Entries and obtain De ■ livery Orders from the undersigned for tholr ; goods without dolay. Cargo impeding discharge of vessel will be 1 Landed and Stored at Consignees' Risk and Ex - ponse, in terms of Bill of Lading. ! L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. All Accounts against tho s.s. TRIUMPH ' must be rendered (in duplicate) at our office . within seven days after her arrival in Auck - land, as otherwise they cannot be recognised. h, D,. NATHAN & CO., Agents. ; /CAPTAIN BROTHERTON~\viII not be . \J responsiblo for any Debts contracted by • his Crew without hjs written authority, rpiME TABLE (DAILY) lfe||B||s|L*~ P.S, TQNGARIRO. i Leave St Heliert: Leave Auckland: . . 9a.m, lp.in. . a 2 p.m, 3 p.m. i 6 p.ra. k 6 p.m. : . RETURN FARKS: SIXPENCE. J. L. CLARK, i , . Master. • £~£^t- TTOR TE AKOHA, WAI i y^sla» -*? TOA, WAIORONGOMAI. > jfroiJOdtV* shaftesbury, and 1 Sl' JIATAMATA. i The s.s. KOTUKU will leave as above , TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, tho 27th , instant.—For freight only, apply to THORNTON, SMITH & FIRTH. '. Meetings. : "PI DEN LODGE, No. 1,530, E.G.- The regular Monthly Meeting will be held in tho Lodgo-roorri, Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) Evening, at T. 30 1 o'clock precisely. Visiting Brethren are invited Ito attend.—By command of the W.M. - ■'" JOSEPH WARREN, P.M., Socretary.. v.-^si*. A O.F.— COURT PRIDE £.%?Srcisk-»-« 0F NEWMARKET, 4R?t'S*S^*No- 0,172.—A1l Members of the ; JL'S^^K above Lodge aro herebj sum i^w!'-f¥*V,molle(l lo Illoot at tho Court -sSft'.2cwSiisß lroom, Newmarket Hall. TO -s^«W©)3* JMORROW (Tuesday), atß p.m. J^ilt^muiSj Business: — Nomination of ; ByOrdorofthoCß. J. STAINTON, Secretary. O T I El In consequence of tho Mooting of tho Harbour Board being hold to-morrow (Tuesday), the ■ Meeting convoried to initiate stops for giving . a Public Recognition of the acrvlcos of His Worship tho Mayov on his retiring from office Is POSTPONED until 3 o'olook p.m. on WED ; NESDAV, ?Bth instant. JAMES. STODART, ' ■ Actinsr Secretary. Auckland, November 26,18-3. ' Dragfiyy. . i ■_;-'■: '" "■■■'■'•'■ ■'•''■■'" ---i ''■ ■ , ■ /»'■-■'? I T^OR MEN'S AND BOYS'1 ■; CLOTHING, (■?■*'■ ! CLOTHING, MADE TO MEASURE. f ALL-PURE WOOh N.Z. TWEEDS, '• AT THE SAME PRICE AS YOU, PAY FOR • READY-MADE, TRY THK 11 NEW ZEALAND TWEED COMPANY, C NEW ZEALAND TWEED COMPANY, '. 172, Queen-street (Opposite Darby-street). I t! ■t Medical. •t L: ■"' • J ' ~ FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation, •t mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF JL EUCALYPTUS with. Hypophosphlte of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest it Affections, " Alekin's Syrup of Euoalyptus, with Hypophosphito of lime and Qulnioc, is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. a THE PHARMA dCY?QnERN:BTRBBT. f "D OSELINE fob the HAlß.—This ele ' Jl\> gant preparation completely eclipses . every article of n. similar kind now before j the public—Price, Is (id a bottle.—Siiarland, Apothecaries' Hall. T> ATS! RATS! RA T S !--U?e XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTES - Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARIAND, opposite Post-offlco. ). TT 0 P T> I T T E R S f, Importkd Direct from the Manufactory. 6s PER BOTTLE. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, j" QUEEN-STREET. SEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.-Tho best and most rollable in the markot In to perforated canisters. Price, Is fid. — ,F. U a- Sharlakd, Apothecaries' Hall. TWR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL ±J ANDSTEEL:PII'IS-- Tll| m OstP0??1 1 ar mediolne of the day. Price, 2s 6d » box.-Colo r Sal Aeent, F. C. SirAßL>ND*ow>Oßlto the Post> office , -' 3- niHE Best Prepawtion extant for proniot re I me Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's « LOEION FOB THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Charms Butcukr, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), junotion of Pitt and Grey-etreots. Auckland. ' LIVER REGULATING. ~ ,', r , v , » A ICKIN'S PODOHPH\'LLIN PILI£, '~ No. A, are now known from Invercargill t- to Mongonui as one of the most effective reme ir dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER," Torpid Diges s, tive Funotion, Billiousness, Chronic Constipa tion, Klatiilonoy, &o. They aro a safe aperient, AND CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is, and Bottles at Is 6d and 2a ~ 6d (all sugar coated), o AT THB f PHARMACY ;-;■, l> QUKKK-BTRiatT.. .. :h mOOTHACHE CUREr-Instanteneoui Iy A. Rellel—ODONTAiGlC.—la per bottle.- V. C. SHARLAND (opfloeito Poat-offlco).



Personal. |j| TTFANTED, Miss Scott to call again at fxllß V? ' ( 'harlot ti'-street. Now North Road. Wfl^B ]\/|" Kd BED/, who was charged with steal- jail i.T-1 inff roses from the craves in the Cemetery. jnlHfgl is not Mrs Hull, Grocer, Cliapel-stroet. Htfffl milE PERSON who, by mistake, took a jJiiH Helior's BayOrickct Groimd on Saturday last, jti |HE will please return same to Captain Clark, p.s. ma « "VTOTIOE.— Will the Ownei-s, or Owner, jIB i.l of Lots N 03.1, 3, and parl o£ No. 2, Parish |HI of Pupuke, County of Hokianga, leave their 111 ■ Address at the Star Office, and they will hoar [l|] H sunictliliijr to their advantage. M | JgjW Lost .md Found. flflffl X OST, in Symonds-street, a Testimonial li J fS»I JLi written on roll of parchment.—Finder re- IjjflHH turning same to Jumcs Cook, (iladßtone-street, !!' ItlHn will be rewarded. ' I M?fCB T OST, from Ponsonby, Bay Pony Mare, If $Ste9 JLiwliitc blaze on forehead.—Findor rewarded illifiO on returning same to J. Bascombo, HifilngSun jjnj Sgm^'-:\ T OST, on Sunday, between St. Sepul- HP* si cliro's Church and Mount Eden (via Gaol '|ljfH£i and Riflo Range), a small Mourning Brooch, j; safe*; with hair and pearls.—Reward at office of this 51 ifßj,'' /"\NE (El) POUND REWARD.—Lost l|«lfe V-' on Saturday night, Large Caledonian 11 |Kj Pearl Shell Gold-mounted Brooch, photo, at 11) 11 back.—Please return to Sir Leaf, Photographer, j[l Slips'; Waterloo Quadrant. ' [I ID ""VjTOUND, 2 small Bunches of Keys.— | VK& JD Apply Stab Office. t j wlm?\ Board and Residence. |'i Illfj "DOARD AND RESIDENCE, pleasantly Ml JBlj I) situated opposite Government Grounds, i'ij iis«l jowor Symonds-stroct: terms, 20s per week, pj JfPt-t inclusive Apply Mrs Ryder, corner Haveloek '.I jjj S|»3 ■\7ACANCY for Single Gentleman (four ft iifjj*, V minutes from Post-office; if permanent, Hi 3 'CiS-i 18s per woek.—Addrcsf): W. D. 1 (alien's No. 1 : UH jilw* Coffee Palace. Queen-street. ' __ Ml i^&'j f\W CLUB PRIVATE' BOARDING I IHT VJ HOUSE, Eden Orescent, has Vacancies ||J Human, with private sitting-room it requlreO. Mll.m Plungo and Bhower batli. wjkj mMi mEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING 1 \wM I ROOMS, corner of Wvndham and Albert ,!:!)( .iffgid streets. Board and Lodging, £L per woek. JIhJwH Meals at all hours.—G. Johnstom Manager. llnlißßi mEMPERANCE HOT EL, "M flfif JL Weixksley-st., Auckland j |j| Jl jH (Threo doors from Hobßon-strect). • Jj| f I llj BOARD AND RESIDENCE. 11 J| fli A good Table kept; lofty and well ventilated lilJp Bedrooms; Plunge and Shower Baths, and -3m iB'SK every convenience to ensure the comfort of IB] slf] Boarders and Visitors. Terms, £1 la per week. ■ Ijij £jjlte ;■•'■: 'M. MASON, Proprietress. |lj flmn Gazette In Bankruptcy, jljj pra TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW I'9ll JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICTS | jl ||»| 'IN BANKRUPTCY.' .'. ' [ij ||||| In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors ,■ fe :|IS§ Act, 18T6,"and the sovoralActs amend- -; ill: 11 Hi .. ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of ij John Hancock Doiixik, of Maraetal, Iffi jIJEJj in the Provincial District of Auckland, ilLalH Settler, a Dobtor. IPt f i'SI This is to notify that John Hancock DoLdge, ] Jfi ai of Maraetai, in thoProvlncial District of Auck- "vll',, l|u£ land, settlor, has this day filed a statement that lij H ho is unable to meot Ilia Engagements with his 11 frßl Creditors. Tho first meeting or Creditors to bo |||4H|H eld at tho Supreme Court-house, in tlie City of |ti ||!SS Auckland, on MONDAY, theSrd day of Deoem- jE| ) or, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon. J; li'S* Dated this 20th day of November, 1883. '!' iIJI G. W. BASLEY, . <M jiH •i"' ••■<'■ ■ ' Doputy Registrar, '-ifflli G. T. KEETI.EV, |i %l"X Qucen-etreut, Auckland. HrflKwn Debtor's Solicitor. . j Ij SIH Harbour Hoard Notices. lIIU A UCKLAND HARBOUIi BOARD. MS tTEnders for construction of cal- IHfllw LIOPE GBAVINGDOCK. ■|i?llfi Harbour Board Offices, ]|| II IBS Auckland, 22nd October, 18ft ' 111 fl Tendeis will be rcccivod nt this Oilico until jjH IS TUESDAY, Bth January, 1884, at noon, fortho ■"■:>:«Hs IS construction of Calliope Graving Dock, in termß :~;<|HPHB of plans and specifications to bo Been at the ||h The lowest-or any tender not necessarily ac- M\ ■19 Tenders to bo endorsed, "Tender for Con- fIIJH struction of Calliope Graving Dock." M" Mm ijl Chaiiinan. 5s ||ji|| W\ Ecclesiastical. ' lj»|ff ■OARNELL WESLEYAtf CHItJRGH Hfl L A:s TNIYKBSARi'. fIHIIB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, I'll I TEA MEETING in tho SCHOOLROOM, at 6.30, fll 11 II PUBLIC MEETING in CHURCH, at 7.30, 8 jmHE "8 Mr James 'Wiseman in the Chair. ;"■ "lljiji W Addresses by Ministers from District Meeting*. {si .31 % Selections of Music by a Good Choir. Tickets lilkßfl ! for Tea, la 6d, may ho. hart from Messrs Marriott |B| ■' and witheford, Parnell; Messrs Hogg and ..." Mil!1 §1 \ Kent, Newmarket: Messrs McMaster andtwise- flalJBB man, Queen-street, or from tho Chapel-keeper. £' ''iijll CiT. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN ill? KJ - CHUECH, HEIMUERAk ■ . 1 ffli ■' FRIDAY EVENING, 30TH NOVEMBER. " ||| || ORGAN RECITAL AND SERVICE OF SONG. ||ji| ' ORGANISTS: PIhI < Mh Anoklo Forrest, Mr Alfkkd Poourr, 1113 ■ ,'. •:.; Mb.H. Rowk.... ~: ; ' gggi P;1|I- Tlii T0 ZW'WQ. LENT on BuUding iSlll -LJ A" Society principles, or on other terms I (HI II to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and I II IJ louses built on, Weekly Payment System>.:;«!ia; wl 1 Mortgatjos mid Loans negotiated. See List of iIMJI Properties for sale on £th page. Six per cent. MUSI allowed, on money deposited for investment— - ill : 1 C" Williamson, land. Estate, and Financial lliltfflll'■ I Agent and Valuer, 2 .Vuloan Lane. |IH| ■ I Auctions. ■. • ■ 11-Jj T°-MORROW- ■■';- ■■'■■ |»|i ' JUNCTION YARDS.-''■■•■. filf . TIIOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, to- iifflj *■. ■*- morrow, ■ .. : ||Hli|'i 40 Store Cattle (principally steers) irrom Mah^ ' pHK ' ■ HUNTER &KOLAN. ; , ~ : ,„'. Hi THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. ISi'l TO IRONIrfEoiJGERS AND ■ PRINTERS. ." ||!| \ 10 tons Best Drawn Fencing Wire illilß 1 250 kegs Wire Nails ; '-' JwWSi i 35 oases Iron Bedsteads |sir,; is cases Pent Wood Chairs 111 l 2o cases Union Scales , i flpiil 4 400 drums Linseed Oil ujwll :«1 30 casks Linseed Oil ■ : |]JSB ,-.;j 5 casks Colza Oil ' f'tllll "''">■ 20 drums Colza Oil IrlSSe - 215 packages Gluo, Tutty, Driers, Paints, " fßj|[''J Scrim, Turps, Tin Tacks, Sash Line, \WSU One ."Squintani" Model Printings llja ; Press, complete, with ■ Type, BHRj . Frame Racks, Setting Rufes, |U| . Composing Sticks, ■ Furniture iiSl Load Cutter, Cards and Paper lUfll for Machine, &0,, &c, quite new '"IHI and suitable for Country trade.'; IiSI ■ !- E. AND A. ISAACS' '\| 111) TTAVE received instructions to sell .Bal :l JUL auoUon, at tholr Stores, Queen-street on ttil Thursday next, November 29, at II o'clook, «M| I 095 PACKAGES OF THE ABOVE. llf^ E. ANB A. ISAACS, |f 1 ... Merchants and Auctioneers. r»l ? W. S. COOHRANK] [JAS. BAOBS I fll MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, IfflilP^ BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. ''Jfflp] VALUABLE IMPROVED FARM AND Hll DWELLING-HOUSE, • iii ■ HAUTAPU, NEAK OAMBftlr>6li ff'sff HfiflE Subscribers have received instrnc- w'%t'l JL tionsto Sell, at tho bow Land Mart, Q"»en- ffiaill -'J street (alongside the Union Bank), on Monday, llfflll * December 3, at 12 o"clookr,. . IMI - ALLOTMENTS 221, 222.2^6, 228, and 227 Vflil<! I » i ,rishoflfautugu,W a il ul to,containinK |lj j situated within half-ii-niile of Cambridge JhH 1 and thepropoßod Uaiiway Statiou ™S iHif all the Improvements thereon, eorowia- iISII mg nwellW-house, Out-housesr&c »8 WB % oocupiea by Mr Kyan. ' . E■!! ! . SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ' "I. jp'' * TUESDAY, DECEMBEIi 4, NOON.7* I, V-' : TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. -HI ' HONEYMOON COTTAGE, ' Wuk '• WITH GARDEN, OKCHAJU), JADDpOK, 810, WA» TTAS been &voured""with instructions to ill 1 about S acres ofiand well fenced iS»wKi»S;j Wt-'M ?ffife?; dividea Illj # Cont:nu«4 an rovrtD Pa«« 1 £^tt