LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(Received November 20—2 p.m.) Tho Blfchopric of Sydnoy. Loxnox, November 2S. The l!ev. Jas. Moore lias been appointed Roman Catholic Bishop of either Sydney or Ballarat, but lie is undecided which lie will accept. (Received November 2!)—1.15 p m.) Sydney, this day. The Conference resumed its sittings this morning. It is understood that the New South Wales nnd Queensland delegates "are in favour of a resolution being passed con firming tho annexion of Now Guinea. Mr Service's resolutions on tho subject of Pacific annexion are now under discussion by the Conference.

LATE TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUH OWN UOUItKSI-ONIIKNT,]

Tk Aroua, this day

A fearful thunderstorm and great down pour of rain prevails.

Stoamcr Collision,

A collision occurred to-day at a sharp bend of tho river between the steamers Despatch going down and the I'atiki coming up. Eacli kept under n huge cloud of willows, and on emerging the docks, funnel and masts were covered with willows, branches, of whish nearly swept the passengers oil'tho decks while crushing through. The stanch ions of the Despatch were broken, but no serious damage was done, though it was a very narrow escape.

TO-DAY'S AMALGAM.

Tk Akoiia, Thursday, Amalgam returns this day : — Ozs. Premier B5 Colonist ... ... ... ... 7t New Find 151 Weraliiko H7

Russem,, this day Arrived: Te Anau. .Sailed: Grilliu.

Struck by Lightning,

The Masonic Hall at Kawakawa was struck by lightning on Tuesday, doing considerable damage to the roof.

Du.nkihn, this day

Frater, who was killed at Marowhonua by a fall of earth, was one of the pioneers. Jlo leaves a wife and 10 children.

THE SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

Mr (iamiilk lias received a cablegram an nouncing that the City of Sydney, with tho inward English and American mails, left San Francisco on tho 27th inst., four days lato. She may he expected here, therefore, about Tuesday, the 18th of December.

R.M. COURT.-This Day.

(Before 11. G. Seth Smith, Ksq., 15, M.)

JUDUMENTS FOX I'LAINTIFKS,

lona G.M. Co. v. J. Harvoy; fa calls ; costs, i'l Ss 6d (Mr Browning for tho Co.) H. Nashelski v. J. S. Willis and Co., £11 13s 4d ; costs H2 (is. Mr Tlieo. Cooper for plaintiff.—Bank of Australasia v. J. S. Willis and Pickersgill, claim i'JS ',U Ud ; costs, £4 14s. Mr J. B. Russell for plaintiff. J. fr. Watson v. Win. Calla glian, £7 Cs ; costs, l"s. Arthur Eady v. Willis and Co., £10 Ga Sd, costs, £2 6s. Thos. Hedgcr v. A. Johnston, £1 0s Sd, costs 12s. Thos. Evans v. D. Stewart, £1 6s, costs, £1 2s (Id. Mossrs Morrin v. James Jones, £10 lSs 3d ; costs, £2 iis. Same v. Henry Bickers, £2 ">s; costs, £1 2a Cd (Mr Buckllo for plaintiffs)). William Holdsworth v. J. Wilson, £2 Is; costs, £1 2s Gd (Mr Alexander for plaintilli(. J. R. Smith v. (leorge Hamilton, £14 Vis; costs, £1 4s. Jas. Knight v. J. McKenzie, £1 IGs Ud; co3ts, £1 2a Cd; Mr Speed for plaintiff. James M. Speed v. Sam. Wotherbourne, £5 ss, costs 18s.—Thos. Wilson v. R. 1). Walker, £9 17s 4d, costs, £1 17a, MrThorno for plaintiff.—Jas. Donald v. Patrick Kejlyj fl, costs, 18s.

Aujoukxed.—A largo number of cases wero adjourned.

Auckland Sharemarket.

.Yovemder 2fl. N.Z. Loan and Ifamuitiio- tiuj ors. £5 Jus; sollcra. £5 17s Cd Caledonian—Buyers, 8s Queon of Beauty—Buyers, 2s; sellers, 2s Gd JJuep Lovol Cross—ls 9(1, Is IDd; buyers, Is Gd; sellers, 2s Prince Imperial—lPs Gd, 17s Gd, 193 Bd, I3s £<1; buyers, 18s; sellers, 19s Werahiko—2s 3d, 2s; buyers, 2s; sellers, 2b M Sew Knd—lls Gu, 12s Gd; buyers, 13,' sellers, lls JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

LATE SHIPPING.

Inwards Coastwise.—Rose, from Omaha, with 600 bushels sand: Norviil. from Russell, with 80 tons coal; Lizzie, from Whangit roa, with 31,000 feet timber; Progress, from Whangapoua, with 31,500 feet timber; Waiwera, from Whangarei, jvith 72 tons coal; Four Sisters, from Schooner Bay, with 30 tons firewood; Mana, from Taimia. witli 25.1XJ0 feet timber; Rata, from Waiara, with 26,900 fret timber.

Outwards Coastwise. — Rose, for Jlalm rangi; Kata, (or Waiara; Uzxic, for WliaiiKiv roa; Fanny Thornton, for Hpkinnga; Progress, for Whangapoua; Four Sisters, for Omaha ; Mana, for Tairua.

A meeting of tho Now Manukau Gold Mining Company was to have been held this afternoon but lapsad for want of a quorum.

The following tenders have been received by Mr E. Bell, architect, for the carpenj ters', joiners', and painters' work of a con crete villa in Kyber Pass for Mr F. A. White:—John Gray, £1,050; Flewellyn Bros., £925 ; Newson and McNaught, £875j Rose and Clark, £796; G. Hatcher, £750 (accepted),

The Wellington Woollen Company hag been successfully floated. The "Post" states that " almost the whole of the 10,000 shares placed on the market have been sub scribed for in the Wellington district, and in a few days a meeting of the directors will be held for the purpose of making arrange ments for the purchase of tho necessary machinery, &o."

A wail goes up from the "Otago Daily Times" anent the supremacy of the Can terbury Agricultural Show:—"lt was not so of old; out —as wo aro beginning to find out now that it is too late—with Abolition tho glory of Otago departed. We still sow taxes nowadays, but we reap neither roads nor bridges, nor public works of any kind. Centralisation has been compared to a whirlpool, sucking everything that comos within its reach into tho vortox; but it is refreshing to see that it has wholly failed to attract our best jnen into the AVellington Parliament."

Death.

AMODEO.—On Nov. 20th, at hoy parents' rosi denco, Beresford-strcet, Kthal Josephine Amodeo, Infant daughter of Frank and Jane Amodeo.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, NOVF ' $5^1883



Lectures. T B C T U E E. St. Jambb's Hall, AVellington-strect, ON FRIDAY EVENING, 7TII DECEMBER, By REV. R. F, MACNICOL. Subject;— "REMINISCENCES OF A TOUR IN THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND." ST. JAMlfc'S CHOIR WILL RENDKK SELECTIONS DURING THE EVENING. A PAIR OF BAGPIPES will also contribute to the evoning'B enjoyment. Admission Ono (Is) Shilling (Tickets of 22nd available). Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL ' DISTRICT. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending the same, and of the Deed of Arrangement made by Kenneth McDonald, of Hamilton, in the Provincial District of Auokland, Storckoepor, of the first part; Richard Knibb Davis, of the City of Auckland, aforesaid. Accountant, in the said deed called the eaid Trustee, of the second part; and all the Creditors of the said Kenneth McDonald of the third part, and duly filed therein. * Notice is hereby given that by an order of the Supreme Court of Now Zealand, sitting in Bank ruptcy at Auckland, made this day. the said Deed of Arrangement has been declared com pletely executed. Dated this 28th day of Member, 1^- 0/ MPBBLL "Wyiidham-sti'cct, Auckland, Solicitors for the Trustee



Wanted. WANTED, Two Good Shinglers— Kyber Pass. V,yANTED, -I Boot Machinists.— Apply _Ll il' once lo Garrelt Bros.. Wekellnl.l-st. I AXTANTED, Brass Finishers.—App~W _IJ_ jjranston and Forstcr, Albert-street! 1 "WANTEDTIo good Pick and Sliovel lioad flren-~APPIy t0 Jol'n Irvine, Ponsonby "Y^TANTED, a Bricklayer to Build a BtJnJt J)o"l)lcCl'»'in<-'J-(lahouronly) at West- W rANTED, good Carpenter for three ~, T „ "lentils' job in the country.-Apply to KLambouni. Ijr^n^gorJ^ra^Baiiape fioad. VV :, iT ■', ' I>lani"g Machino Hand, ~-J ' . J 1)m" Benoh Hand.—Apply to Thomiiß ila'"an!f^ahn'dav 1S' 3trCCt U' C3t « ™£*& V%/"ANTED, 20 Stone-breakers; hk'hest \Vc)lin K Ktfget?) "'~Apl''y °U tho Ul''"' W A"N™"J. Il iii'st-cliiss I'aiiorhaiu'er. stTJt. "'yo< OiHi"nnd Cv- u"pcr*icen- \\T AN TED, a "Tinsmith.; also, a Boy — Blroirt. APPIy X mA NY- Fmvlor' Vicl°ri" WANTED, by a new urrival, a .lob as Stockman, or General Hand, on a Sta 'iyilirAddrcss. X. Y.Z.. Stah Ollice. W ANTEI)' !lt 011 C0' Two GooJ tlar- T T pentors; also, a Painter and Paper gg^togteH^lrCOt. JlUaBrS ■ h"lit" ll"d W rANTEi.), a Man to make himself . generally useful on farm ; must bo good milker.-Apply l.'eatherston's Stables, Lorne slrcet. to-morrow, at noon. WANTED, a Junior Assistant for tho Drapery Counter.—Apply by letter, experience and salary expected, to "l)rapM\"HT.utOfflec V\7"ANTED, by an liulustriouH, Practical T T Hardener, lor 2 Days' Work Weekly; gnud references if required; the vicinity of Pou sonby preferred.-- Apply to J. lteid and Sons, llolison-strect. WAN TED, Man and Wife, without YT encumbrance, to act as Steward nnd Matron of West port District Hospital. Salary, tlL'O a year and found.—Applications, accom panied liy reference, will he received up to noon -Illi December proximo, addressed lo the Secretary Weslport Hospital. Ciias. Wkicht, Secretary. WANTE U.a thoroughly eompetontMan to take ehargo of my iioot Shop, ,\ 'Ltona-street. To a competent man the silua lion is likely lo be permanent, as my present manager is about to open a shop for me in Cliristchureb. Good references indispensable.— Apply with testimonials to W. 11. Dnmpier, \ ictoria-street. YK7" ANTED, a Youth about Hi to assist 7 T in the store.—Apply to H. Rew, Grocer, \ ictoria-street. \ VTANTED, un intelligent Youth about U 11.-Apply to U. MeCabo, Stove Oven haklory, Freeiiian'd Hay, next Freeman's Hotel. WANTED, Lad at liilmour's Brush __J]a£lory, Victoria-street East. WAN TED, Two Smart Boys at Oled _ hill's Cordial Factory, Welleslgy-slreet. TTJTANTE D, Kespootablo Boys about VV II years.—Apply Northern Hoot and Sluie Company, Ilobson-street. ■\\T-AVl\rc'->> a Bo}1 to assist in House- V T work and look alter a I lorse.—K. and A. ANTED, a respectable Boy ; refot7- enees required.— F. Shaw, Watchmaker, near the Market. WANTED, fin Office Boy; must bo smart, and write a good "hand.—Apply !l a.m. on Friday, to Kdward Lewis and Co., (i 7. Quecn-streot. WfANTEI), immediately, a first-class »» Drcpsiimkur; references required.— Dunno, Hall and Co., Queen-slreet. "V4TANTEI), Apprentices and Improvers v T to the Dressmaking.— Apply ut onco to Mrs Jngifiir, Vii.-toria-slreet. TJtTANTED, Improvers to the Dress- V T making.—A. Toomait, Pmpcr, I'onsonby Rovt. WANTED, a Needlewoman with a knowledge of Dressmaking.—Appjy Stai: Otllce. XVT^^'i'B'-'. a (!oot' Biileswomatj for the T T Millinery Department: one who has had Auckland experience preferred.—Apply by letter Draper, P. 0., Hox "U. _ WANTED, Dressmaker, Cooks, Laun dresses, General Servants, 12s, Ms. Waiting engagements: Couples, 50 men.— Grant and Crossan, 177, Qnoon-Btroet. TXTANTED, by Married Couple, Situa- T T tion on Farm ; wife thorough knowledge of dairy and poultry.—Apply to C. Tarrant, V.M.-.A., Auckland. WANTED, Female Cooks (town ami country), a number of genorals urgent, Young useful girls (town and country).—Mrs Wliitcombi's Kegistry.noxt Market, Welleslcy street entrance. "W7"ANTED, Ocneral Servant and House VV maid, private family. Parnell; House maid, town; Chambermaid, able to sow, town; Girl for kitchen, hotel, Thames; General and Ktjrso, same house, town; Young Girl, North Show'; Cook and Laundresses, town and suburbs; General Servants. &e.-E. Henry's Registry, Sho» Hand-street. "VSTANTKD, a good General Servant, ono TT that can d,o pjci,l) cooking.—Apply Qceen'a Ferry llotol. WANTED, a Good Genejal Seryant for Farmers' Hotel, Drury. — Ayply Mm Tomlinson, Barrel lIoUI. Pfl-rnell.. WANTED, General Servant j goo.il re ferences indispensable.—Mrs X, Gfegi), Park View. Alfred-street, Albert Park. \ITANTED, a General Servant.—Apply T 1 Mrs Newell, second house from St. Luke's Church, Itcmucra. WANTED, a Servant Girl.—Apply to MrsTongcopposft/jfhe Chapel, Chapel street^ "VTfT ANTED, a Nuraegirl about 12 o^iS TT to go homo at night—Apply 3JT Eas down. Baker, Quoen-streot. T*7_YNTED, Three Respectable Young VI Men in a quiet, comfortable home as Boarders; terms moderate. — Address second bouse Umoji-sircct, Freeman's Bay. WANTED TO BENT, One Room, with fireplaeo in it |unf»rnhhed).—By letter, Xo. 22, Stab ofllco. TST ANTED to Rent, with a vioV'to Pup- VV chase, a Cutter of 12 or U tons, of llghl draught of wuter.— Apply, stating terms, J.G., KtauOlHcc. WANTED, by a good tenant, a Houso in town (for £1 per week) of not less than o rooma—Addres3 "8.P.," SrAHofllce. WANTED, "Lessons in Architectural Drawing three evenings in tho week.— Apply, hy letter, stating terms ai.d lyherc thp lessotis would be given, to " Pupil," ST*Honje.c. WANTED, Properties for Cash Pur chaser*, and Good Servants for good situations.-U. St. lleiffjiton & Co., Agents. 177, Queen-street. __________ WANTED, a Liver and White Spaniel Bltch.-Apply to T. B. Hill, Chemist, "STt7"ANTED, any kind of empty Bottles in TV - large or small quantities; high prico given.—Opposite Gibbons's, llobson-street ANTED, Eggs from each kind of Pure-bred Poultry: state prico per sitting; also for triplet, to Z.Y.X,, Star Office. ANTED, the Various Trades and Sections of Labour that have not yet Elected their Delegates to do so in time for tho meeting on Friday Evening. | TJST'ANTED.— Ladies travelling by Rail V V or Road to OnehunKa, cac have a Cup of Tea and Bread and Butter for Sixpence at Mrs Schofleld's Private Boarding, liouse, Princes-street, near the Railway Station. ANTED, a Buyer for a Boot and Shoo Shop doing a good business. Stock, Fittings, &c., will be sold a bargain.—For par ticulars apply to T. Slater, opposite Mascflold's, Albert-street. WANTED, Ladies to See the splendid assortment of Dress Goods now being displayed in J. Cosgravc and Co/s Window (opposite MeArthur's Warehouse). WANTED, everybody to see the Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Bymonds-strcct, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. ANTED, the Men to Know two im portant things. Ono is that Dampior is Making to Order Men's Klastio Sldo I ranch Calf Boots for Us, and selling a strong line ot Men's K.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampier's New Boot Shd:> Victoria-street (near Hobson-street). WANTED, Purchasers for Choice and Novel Christmas, New Year, and Birth day Carets, &c. Fancy and General Stationery at Low Prices. New Books at Published Price. —11. White, Stationer, corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane, Auckland. WANTED, to Sell or Exchange for a Town Section, 00 Acres of Land at Matakohe, County Marsden.—For addross apply Star Ofllco. ANTRdlCnowk—See Cheap Room Papers, from Id a-roll.—Bennott and Sons, Freeman's Bay. ANTED —Who.n you are in Hobson street ca '. and see tho largo and choico stock of Mo3giel _ woods just opened for tho coming soason, at Munro and Mllligan's. ANTED KNOWN—CiioapGash Salo of Drapery and Millinery (wholo stock) for a Few Weelcs, under Cost Prices, at Hender son's, Kden Terrace. _» WANTED KNOWN—A very comfort able Home is offered U> 2 or 3 Young Men in a private family; no other boarder. Term?, including washing, very moderate, — Apply Wellington-street, next Glasgow Bakery. ANTED KNOWN, James Browning, lato of Duncdin, lias leased the Pier Hotel, Lower Albert-street, Visitors will find every requisite for comfort. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgravo and Co., opposite MeArthur's, are selling Men's Trousers and Vests at tho unrivalled value of 12s 6d. Just opened; ANTED KNOWN — Tluy largest Stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing (colonial made) over imported into Auckland is now being shown at J. Cosgr&vo's (opposito McArthur's). All new. WANTED KNOWN—Wo have a con stant supply of New Potatoes on hand for salo, dally.-Apply to A, and H. Eaton, next to Custom Houbc, Fort-atrcot. ANTED KNOWN—Gents' Wldo^ brimmed Hard Felts (the dude shapo) are being shown at J. C'osgrave and Ca s. oppo site McArthur's . W^ ANTED Known—Christmas Cards— Charles Kolaoy & Co. have their usual Large Assortment.—Two doors bolow Morrm s, Ironmongers.



Wanted. "\I7ANTED KNOWN, R. Arthur wil T T sell to-morrow at his Mart Prizr J ißcona from Hobarl.'l'owii stock—Nuns, Barbs Owls. Beards, Fantails, Tumblers. "\\TANTED, tlio Ladies to know that T T Munro and Milligan havo secured the services of a first-class Milliner, and are now prepared to supply millinery in all itonmuichec on _thoßhortest_notico. "\i7ANTETTKNOWN—There are Stalls T f to Let in the Market.—Apply to the Lesnce. W "'ANTED KNOWN—That Branston and Forater, Albert-street, are Buyers of Old Zinc; highest price given. W "ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making iKrated Waters. - Charles Rclsey & Co., 12li, Queen-street. W -ANTED KNOWN-J. Cosgravo and ■ -~ „ Co- opposite McArtlmr's. have bought in Melbourne 1,000 Men's Hats, which they are selling for 2s (id. W~'AMTED KNOWN-500 Serge Suits, at 22s 6d, for summer wear, to he had at J. C'osgrave's new premises (opposite Me- Arthiir's). .lust opened. ANTED SEEN—The Ladies' Jlouso Hoots for 3s 9d; handsome Sewn ditto with goloshed toes) for IsGd; Ladies'E.S. Kid lioots, 5s Cd—at IJampier's New Boot Shop Vic toria-street (near ]lobson-Btrect). __ \\7"ANTBD KNOWN— Charles Kelsej T T _ Co. have a large and choice assort ment of Silver Jewellery, and as they keep no imitations, they guarantee everything they sell to be real Silver.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two iloora below Morrln'a, Ironmongers. ~V\7" ANTED, to sell, very cheap, 14 gross T T of good Black Ink, only 9d per dozen, 73 por rtoss ; Hod Herrings, live tor lid, 2s 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract of. Soap, four for tid, Id packets, Sd dozen : Split Peas, 51b9 for Is ; Treacle, -Id lb ; good Colfce, Is ill lb. Is 11) by the 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounce, Us Ud lb; good Onions filbs for Is; now Cheese, Sd 11); Raisins and Currants, Id lb; Lemon Peel, Is Id; Wine ((lasses, 2d, Is Gddozon; Water Dottles, (id two for lOd; Decanters, lsand lsGd each ; Christmas Hards very cheap; Safety Matches only 3d; I'-'xereise Hooks, 2<l and Id fifty leaves, Is (id and 3s dozen; Pens, (id box; lot of cheap Baskets, Is to Is Ud; Tart Tins, four for (id, nine for Is; Pio Dishes, Cd to Is 3d; Sponges, Id to Is Gd.—lt. WATT, Pitt-street. WANT ED, Wanted. Wantod to Soil very cheap (for two weeks, and be in time), Brown and Poison'sCornllour, only Gd lb; Cocoa and M ilk. only i)d,:) tins for 2s ; Chocolate md Milk, lid lin, H for 2s; Crosso and lilack wcll's Curry Powder, (Id bottle, 3 for 2s; Cocoa lina, lOd tin, 2 tins for Is Gd ; Mixed Pickles. Kd bol I lo; Ci-ossoand ISlaelcwelra Calves Peel Jelly Is lid bottle; large Sardines, 8d tin; Robinson's Patent (ironts, only Gd tin, oh dozen or 2 for lid ; Arrowroot, 3d packet, 5 for Is2d; Chutney, la bolllc-11. Walt, Pill-street. _^ WANTED KNOWN—Uroat Reduc tions for Christmas-Single Iron lied stemls, 22s (id; Double do, 20s; Urand Canopy do, 50h ; Children's Iron Cots, Us; Stretchers, (is 3d: Kitchen Tables. 10s: Toilet Tables. 7b Gd; Infants' Chairs, 5s Odj Meat Safes, Mb; Hip Baths, 20s; Garden Forks, Ms (id ; Shovels, Ja (id ; Tomahawks, (id; Coal Scoops, fid and Is; Walters, Gd; a few dozen large Tea Trays left, la M each; Tumblers, 3d; Cruet Stands (fitted), 3s Gd ; Cruet Bottles, Gd ; Glass Baskets, (id; Glass Decanters, Is; Salt Cellars, M ; and a lot of other cheap Glassware and Crackers-; also, Tea Caddies, 8d and lid: Cork Screws, 2d; Dust Pans, Is; Hall Match Boxes, Id ; Luminous Metal Match Boxes that shine in tho night, Gd each ; Lot of cheap School Slates; Bracket Stands, i)d; Tobacco Stands, od| Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, (jd j Gents' Kjdjng Whips, (Id; Lot of cheap Toys, Id to (id; Children's Large China Tea Solr. 1b (Ids a few Hocking Horses, cheap; Clianibeia's Journal, In parts, 2il; Novels (bound In cloth, etc.), Is, and a 10l of other cheap Books. A grand lot of Pianoforte Music Pieces, lid; lot of well-known Irish and Scotch Songs for tho Pianoforte. Id ; Violins. 3s to 10s, &c, &c, at Dampier's llobson-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN —That tho new vols. of "Chatterbox," "Bopeep," " Little Wide-awake," Boys' and Girls' Annuals, &c, may he had at Lennox's, 100 and 212, Queen \\7"ANTEl) KNOWN, Superior Board V T and Residence for an elderly lady and gentleman, or two single gentlenum. al Hirken hcad, X.orlhcote, near the wharf;— Address at olllcc. TVTANTED KNOWN, thnt every dp- T T seription of Crockery and Glassware can bo obtained at the lowest prices at Uoylan and Tan field's, Jjist below Savings Bank. \TTANTED KNOWN — In Jpwellpry V ? Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no imita tions; real silver and real gold only. A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Gold Dress Rings, suitable for Christmas presents.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's. Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Ciikai' Tump I Cheap Tisiiikrl And all other kinds of Building Afaterials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of I). Gor.niK. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN—thutJ. Oosgravo rtnd Co. (opposite McArthur'tj) have jpst opened 5.L-O> Trousers and A'ests at 12s Gd, un rivullcdattho price. WANTED KNOWN.-Jn addition to the lot of Fashionable Goods from England, for Christinas, particulars of whioh will appear as soon as possible, we have the following fresh goods:—lnfants' Hits, 3d; Silver Buttons, 3d per doz.; Whalebone Sets, 2 for Id; Scoured Groy Twill Calico, 7d; HearthrugH, 3h lid; handsome coloured ditto, 7s (id; D'Oyloy's, Id. The ladies should see tho handsome cases containing I packets of Needles, Id tho case, and tho other good Ni-.-dk.-B. 2.1 for Id. Having bought a grand lino of SiU'ered Hiacclets and Bangles at the time for a ridiculous price, I will sell, them (it (i ouch, and they aro a great bargain; Mens' Coloured Bows, Id; Flannel Binding, Ud; a few Ulsters left at 2s Gd; Black Satin, Is (id; Coloured Tassels, 3d ; Babies' Diaper Pinafores, Gd; Toilet Quilts, 3s; Childrons Garters, Id the pair; Crape Falls, id each ; Crapa Trimmings, Gd the box of 36 yards; White Shirts, 2s (id ; grand line Men's Socks, Cd ; Men's Moleskin Pants, Gs ; Flowers, 3d the hunch; Stair Oilcloth, 7d ; Crewdsen's Calico, 2)il'; Hoy»"Suita, 8s (id; Coloured Prints, 4M; Diesis Muslins, Jd ; Rush Hats, 3Jd ; Men's Straw Hals, Is 3d; Men's BLick Jlard Hats, 3s Gd ; Corsets, Is 1 4 am} lsGd'; Damask Table covers, 3s Gd ; WhiteLinonditto!2sGel; spjondid Tablccovcrs, 8s; Spring Tape Measures, 2d'; Silesia,3jd; Glass-cloth, l.jd ; Shirt Muttons, 3d per gross; large sized Tooth-combs, 2d, no higher price; Toilet Sets.id: Green Window Holland, Is Large Hot of Stay Busks. 2d ; Children's WhHo IMio ULoves, 6d; Black Velveteen, Is 8d; Clark's 200 yd Heels of Cotton. Is and Is Gd the doz ; Men's1, rc'nch J.iea;,- Caps, (id ; Boys' Straw Hats. !>d ; Turkish Towels. 7,1: ..Aprons. Is; Drawn Holland, Jld ; Coloured Cashmere, Js Gd ; Lace Curtains, 3s lid ; Good Tweed, lid : Lustre, Pd ; Check Stuff, Jd, &c, '&c., ice. at Dam pier's Wakelield-sfreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN.—Another Hovj val.—Men's long Leather BootLacOß, Id the pair, 9d tho dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d tho dozen ; Cork Soles. 2}d; Button Hooks, &i; SJxoe Horns, Gd; Hoot Gloss, Gd tho bottle; Yellow Sj|k Reels, 2s—at Dampicr's Now Boot Shop, Vlt'i.iriii■'.■;!) e.et. (near llohsou-street). XVT A N T~E D KNO WN- ** PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HKHBALIST, treats all Discasea. THE B^OOD IS LIFE. If yon want tho host Sarsaparilla. try Prof. Klljs's. lje (Prof. Ellis) kindly pliers to tho Public the heat Liver Pills in town or country; wonatviul Corn Cnro without pain; Worm Cakes; ouro tor Piles. Testimony daily Increas ing. Secret Conjoin into of young men cured Medicated Vapour Batha given at all hours.— Note the address: No, 308, upper Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Baura '• From 0 a,.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis. Corporation Notices. r(ITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notl/Jctl thnt it is the intention of the City Council of \ncLlar.d to fix the Levels of LINCOLN AND VERMONT STREETS (Ponsonby Ward). Plans may be scon in tlie City Enginoci-'i) Ofllcp, High-street, Auckland, within oillco lio'urs, and all persons interested herein or liable to bo aggrieved (hereby will be heard by tho City Council at a msotjuß lo be held on THURSDAY, the 27th day of December, 1883, at 6.30 p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than fen days before the day appointed on which to hcg,r objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 21,1883. 303 Drapery. XV^ELLESLEY-STREET HOUSE. NEW SUMMER DRAPERY, MILLINERY, gee., &c, &c a. l'ovbt t Kegs to intimate to his customers and buyers Of DRAPERY generally that ho is now in possession of tho whole of his NEW SEASON'S GOODS FOR THE SUMMER TRADE. A Choice Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, &c., in all tho newest styles, at moderate prices. Tho latest styles in Ladies' Mantles and Dol mans on hand or mado to order. Dress Materials in great variety. Shootings, Calicoes, Flannels, Counterpanes, Toilet Covers, Shirtingp, &c, &c, at low prices. Ladies'and Children's Underclothing, Corsots, Infants' Pelisses, Robes, Squares, and Baby Linen, a rare assortment. Five per Cent. Discount for Cash on Parcels of 20s. and Upwards. L O V E T T'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, WELLK9LEY-STHEET, AUCKLAND. Board and Residence. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, Wetj.esle¥-sTm Auckland (Three doors West from Hobaon-stroet). BOARD AND RESIDENCE. jl good Table kept; lofty and well vontilatcd Bedrooms; Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenlunoo to onsure the comtort or Boarders and Visitors. Terms, &l per week. M, MASON (lato of. Wellingfon), Proprietress. i~\LD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING \J HOUSE, Eden Orescont, hoe Vacancieo for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tleman, with private sitting-room If required. Plungo and shower bath, EMPEEANCE HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, corner of wyndham and Albort streate. Board and Lodging, £1 por week, Meals at all hours.—Q. Johnston, Manager. aOVERNOPv BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-BTUEET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Singloßoom 25s per Week



miscellaneous Wantcds. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, C'ustoniß-strcct West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Salo. LACK SATIN SUNSHADES, lined and trimiv.ed with luce, from 2a lid to lUs lid each (splendid value); at Tester's, Karanga liape Road. DEAFNESS. — Before passing your money into the hands of a fee-in-a<Tvance, self-styled Aurist, read my Pamphlet. Free de livery ; posted for stamps.—T. B. Hannaford, Auckland, R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STKEL;PILI j S.— The most popular medicino of the day. Price, 2s Gd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Siiarland, opposito tho Post ofllce. UNEDIN ALE or STOUT, 9s per doz quarts.—John Reid and Co., Agents. 2(i, Queen-street. OOD, LAIiGB VOLCANIC ALLOT MENTS. VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS. Wanted known, that Messrs Bibbyfc Fletcher have a few very choice Building Sites for sale, situate at Mount Eden, and commanding one of the (inest views in the district. Entirely free from stone; stands high, and fronting good road. One-fourth Cash; balance as agreed: but as an inducement, and to meet the purse of the poorest working man, the owners' have de cided to sell these cheap, and entirely free of interest on the unpaid balance. As upon tho previous occasion, the lots are all oflci-ed at a uniform prico. Early applicants will secure the choice.—Apply to UIBBY & FLETCHER, Carpenters, Stonyhurst, Mount Eden. TI OSPI TA L CII O 111 friends wishing to Join tho Hospital Choir, conducted by Mr Huxtablo, uro invited to meet, at Mr Lincoln's, West-street, Newton, two doors from Upper Queen-street, near York Hotel, at 8 o'clock on FRIDAY evening. XT O U S E H O L D WORDS. Two years havo fully proved the truth of it in Auckland—that many of Neil & Ci.ikkoud's PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of families, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should ho without. Thoy are used all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stiumw. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourlto Beverago for Indigestion and the Liver, 2s lb. BALM OF OILEAD. All who have used It recommend it to Unit friends if sutl'erini! from Colds, 'Jh bottlo. BOTANIC COUUII SYKUP Is a special favourite for Children or Adults, LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than half the priOß. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Neil and Clifford's havo done them, 2s lid bottle, or ii bottles Ids, COMPOUND SARSAPAIULLA, 2s Cd, or 0 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous, to mention here. Being the Largest Importers of British and American HERBS in the Colony, are able to supply wholesale or retail, on the moat reason able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, IKMCAL HeRUALISTS, WELLKSLKY-BT. EAST, Auckland. AILWAY LABOURERS. — Wanted, good Pick nnd Shovel Men, also mop ao uuslomod to blasting; long job.—Apply on tho works to the Foreman, nine miles from Wel -1 Ington.or to Martin Daiiahoi', Contractor. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, nnd IO all the Dglicaciee of tho Season, every day at tho Auckland llotol Cafe and Restaurant. END for J. D. Clarko, Union-street, to Buy aid Clear away Old Lumber, &c., Sec. SEE fjootlpon'B Alphabetical List on last column on Ith pago. O" PAINTERS.—Wanted, two L'ood Handa.—Apply Bennett and Sons, Free man's Buy. mO TAILORS.—Wanted, a (irst-class JL Coat maker; also, a good Genoral Hand.— Apply White and Watkinson. Victoria-street TIYANTED KNOWN-Dampior's 4th T> Shipment of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at Cd (no higher price). Ho Is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, and the Public that it con sists almost entirely this lime of Piece Music— much of it by the most eminent authors. Thoso who can better allbrd to pay I'xl than 4b for pro cisely the same music (and nono of it second hand), st ?uld now lay in a stock.—At Dampier's Hohson i-ircet Shop. Lost and Found. LOST, from Victoria Avonuo, Mount Eden, a Black Mare, tail and muni) cropped, branded on off shoulder.—Reward on returning to A. Archibald. Mount Eden. LOST, near Supreme Court-, Schoolboy's Satchel, containing Books.—Finder re warded on returning to Darby's Oinlng-rpqim, 23. Qiieen-sti'cet. BTRAYEI), on Tuesday ovpning last, from the top of Kybor Pass, a Black 1 torse, branded .It; on near shoulder.—|Any person re turning the sump to Alex. Rcutty, pf Epuom, will get Ten .Shillings Reward, meeting TjMllllT IIOUUS DEMONSTRATION, A Meeting of NAVVIES for tho purpose of Electing Delegates to the above will no nold at the Working Men's Club on THURSDAY EVENING, at half-past seven sharp, and im mediately after a Meeting of CABINET MAKERS will be held for Hie same purpose. OICO. W. HKSLOP, Chairman pro. tern. OQUETTE ("IOLD-MTNINCi COM PANY (LIMITED). Tho Ordinary Annual Mooting of the Share holders will be held at the Company's Ollice, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tlic 30th of November, ISSH, at 1 p.m. D. Ci. MaoDONNELL, Manager. Auckland. November 28, 1883. OLD CALEDONIAN GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). M O T f <! X Tim Annual Uenernl Meeting of Shareholders will bo held at tho ofllqg of the Company, New /iCUland I nsiiranuoOdin pany's Buildings, Queon struct. Aiivkhiiul, on FUIDAY, theMtJi Nuvem bcr, lSß.'t, at twelve neon. J. HTODAUT, Secretary. Auckland, Kind Novo-nber, 1881). Tenders. TO BUILDERS.— Tpnders will bo ro ceived until (i o'clock p.m. TUESDAY. Ith December, for tho Erection and Completion of a 6-roomed llouso In Ponsonby. Plans nnd specifications at A. R. Ladd's, Pitt-street, Now ton.' next Public. Baths. Tho lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted.—ALF. R.LADD. mO CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received till Noon on SATUR DAY, Btii December, for certain alterations and additions to a house in Grnftqn Ifgnd. Plans, etc., at my otllco. ROBT. M. FRIPP. Architect, 0, Hoffmann's Buildings. np O C A R P E N T E R S. Tenders will bo received until I o'clock of WEDNESDAY next, December.'), for the Erec tion of a Cottage in St. George's Bay Road, Par null. Plans at my Olllce, Canada Buildings. lIENUY G. WADE. Architect. Blrect Supply Store. "\TE.W GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! i.l 111 NEW !!! GOODS 111 -BEAUTIFUL-, : r C KEA P THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE, We havo great ploasure in announcing that wa ljfl.yc just opened up, ox Kealandia and Laira, 51 crates and cases, being The Finest Asson-TMEsrr qf Goods Eveii Offered in AuCKr.ANU. As these goods havo been all selected by Mr Hanchahd in tho English and Continental markets, wo feel confident that fpr Varioty, Cheapness, and Tasto they aro unequalled. We havo somo beautiful goods in MAJOLICA WARE, comprising Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, Begonia Plates, Tea Sets, Jugs, &c. A ohoioo variety of FLOWER STANDS. Thp Gilded and Paintod Flowev Stanrl at 3a is a marvel, In GLASSWARE wo have somo nice goods, including Engraved Wines, Clarets, Cham pagnes, Decanters, Claret Jugs, Water Jugs, &c, Some beautiful subjects in TERRA COTTA Ware. CHINA FIGURES — An immonso varioty, well worthy of inspection. GLASS and CHINA VASES-A magniflcont selection. ALBUMS—very cheap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK JiOXES wo can now show a very large assortment, and all splendid value. Wo have several new designs in MOUSJ TACHIOJUPS & SAUCKRS—quito out of the common mn of patterns. Also, Fancy Candlesticks, Clocks, Brooches* Sots, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Ladies' Bags and Baskets, Purses, Pockot Books, &c, &c. We would also remind customers that whilo procuring such a varioty of FANCY GOODS the USEFUL has not been neglected. On tho contrary, we have now a Largor Stock than ever. It is impossible to enumcrato all tho Handy Time-saving, and Useful House hold Requisites That we havo opened, but would shortly say that wo have nearly everything in that lino which can possibly bo required, and would draw special attention to tho faot that the Low Prices of tho articles bring thorn within the reach of all. ■ ' HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, 249, QUEEN-STRKET Money. T-JATO £10,000 LENT on Building lil " Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Housos built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Six por cent, allowod on money deposited for investment— O" Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2 Vulcan Lone.



Electoral. TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS 01 THE GRAFTON WARD. The resignation of Mr George necessitates th election of a Member to the City Council t represent the Urafton Ward District, and have been requested to allow myself to b nominated as a Candidate for tho vacancy. I may state that I am perfectly well aware o the important and responsible duties appertain ing to tho office, having occupied similar posi tions for many years in New South Wales, ant having now myself a somewhat large stake ii the prosperity of Auckland; and, moreover having the necessary time at my disposal, anc being thoroughly independent of any party. ] have, therefore, no end or purpose to serve bu the interests of the Ratepayers, and if you elec; me I shall use my best endeavours to prove liia' your confidence has not been misplaced. RIDLEY WILLIAM MOODY. Kybcr Pass, November 28,1883. mO THE RATEPAYERS OF GRAFTON J_ WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— Having hud placed in my hands a numerously and induentially signed requisition desiring me to oiler myself as your representative in the rity Council, and having complied with such request, I think it advisable that my views on some matters concerning the district should bo placed before you. In drainage and road formation your district is very much behind, and I hold the opinion that drainage and other sanitary works should take precedence of all others, as the health of a district depends mainly on this. In street formation, 1 am convinced that much im provement might bo made without any vory large outlay of city funds. The want of more means of communication between Urafton P.oad and Symonds-streot, besides the one already suggested near to tlic burial grounds, I think that provision should bo made for at least one other connecting streetbeforelnndintholocality increases too much in value. With regard to larger questions affecting the whole city, I am of opinion that posterity has been too much considered at tho manifest cost of tho Rate payers of the present day ; not that I object to works of such a nature being done that posterity must benellt thereby, but I think that in tho raising of any future Loans for City Works of any magnitude, some scheme should be devised to extend the repayment over a longer period, and so keep within bounds the burdens of the present Ratepayers. Being essentially a practical man, should you do me tho honour to elect mo, my first duty will bo to mako myself personally conversant with the needs of tho district, and domy utmost to remedy them, to bcu that the district obtains its full share of the city expenditure, and that thii cost of every little nccossary work is not rharged agalnßt Grafton'a share of tho loans at progont authorised. Havingliopersonalinterests to survc, further than that the gonerol advance ment o£ the district must advanoe each rate payer's interests, I will always endeavour to meet tho wishes of the ratepayers in any sug gestions for improvements, and will atalltiniC3 be willing to confer with them on all auch matters. 1 truut tho ratepayers will refrain from pledging themselves to any candidate. It la my wish that ratepayers should not be asked to pledge Oiemsolves to mo, us I do not hold with tho principle, many through buslnoss and other connections being constrained to give a promise to one when their better judgment would havo led them in an opposite direction. You will, as far as possible, bo personally re quested to support me, but no special promise will be asked. Oo unfettered to the poll! If a portion of my lolsure time, with somo practical experlonco gained by a residence of moru than twonty-flve yoars in our city togethor with v fair amount of common sonso, and an earnest desiro to servo you conscientiously, is what you deßire, then you will gajti these by placing tiio at the head of tho poll on tho day of election.—Yours, very respectfully. JNO. L. HOLLAND. fj raf ton Road, November 28th, 1883. mO THE BURGESSES OF THE JL ORAFTON WARD. The retirement of Mr Chas. George has sug gested tho offering of my services to represent your interests in the City Council of Auckland. We havo now arrived at that period of a nation's history when it is csßontial that Auckland's un limited resources should be made aa productive as possiblo, and In order to effect this, a great responsibility is imposed upon tho Corporation of (his city. A broad question stands pro minently before us, which means tho exercising of a wiso, true economy, and the judicious arid careful disposal of business generally; and, last hut not least, to endeavour to secure the onward and upward progress of our city and its people. In asking for your support. I would staUj that the length of years I navo resided in Now Zealand, together with a mature experience as member of Provincial Council, Chairman of Town Board, &c, &c, might bo considered a qualification for this position of trust 1 now seok. If you elect me, 1 shall endeavour to prove to you that I uni worthy of your con lldence. promising my earnest co-operation with you in the interests of your dlstVicf, as'H'cll'aS that of Auckland generally. As dcmbtlesa others will solicit this honour at yoni' handa, permit mo to suggest that it would bo perhaps wull to abstain from plodglngyourselvea to any one until tho viows of all are before you. JAMES CRAGQ SHARLAND. Albert. Park, Novembor 2fi, 1883. lixlriltillon. In fl UST RIA L. E. X H 18. ITI Q N., DRILL-SUED, WKIiLKSL-fiY-STRKET, KO\VO P E N , ADMISSION : Advi.ts, Is; Ciiildhkn, Gd. Vocal and Instrumental Music, and other Entertainments, each ovening. Amusements. T7IREE SHOW! I FREE SHOW 1 I TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT t TONIGHT 1 TOA'KiHT I TO-NIGHT j TO-NIGHT I THE OPEN AIR ON VICTORIA-STREET, lIV TRH LIIHHTNJN<; CALCULATOR, THE WONDERFUL MAN OF FIQURES, Jn h|q AuiUßing, Instructive, and Npvpl Eiitortamiiient, ontltlod, FUN, FIGURES, AND "FISIC." Doors open all day; performance to comnioncc nt 8 p.m. Admission—FßEE ; Children, half price. [Children in arms not admitted unless accompanied by a Policeman.] Carriages may bo ordered at 10; hotter havo them at 9, as you might got tired of tho Show and want to go luniK". ALL INVITED. REN. BARJSEB.E, Agf,nt. ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERTAN CHURCH, REMUERA. ORGAN RECITAL AND SERVICE OF SONG. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY) EVENING, 30th NOVEMBER, ISB3. OONDUOTOR: MR "CHARLES HKSKETH. ORGANISTS : Mr Anoelo Fqrrkst, Mr Alfred Poqi.ey, Mil 11. Rowk. PROGRAMME; 1. Organ Solo-Grand March in A, Collins. .Mr Anghi.o Forkhst. % Anthem—"My God Look Upon Me," Rey nolds.. Crioiß. 3. Organ Solo—"HoimllehLiebo" (amuigod fqv ' the organ by Mr Alfred Poploy) Mr Alfred Pqoley. I. Solo—" Tho Better Land," Cowan Mrs COQI'ER. 5, Organ Solo—''Andante in A Flat," Chinner ~Mh Angjslp Forrest, 0. Anthem—'Sweet is. Thy Meroy,'1 Baruby,. Choir. 7. Solo—" I Know that My Redeemer Liveth" ("Messiah"), Handol...Madame Pooley. 8. Organ Solo — Proludo and Fugue in C Rlpoil, J. Seba,stJ!inßaeh.,..MK A^RKP Pooley, 9. Solo-"If with All Your Hearts" ("Elijah"), Mendelssohn.. Mv Mokgan. Interval of Tkji Minutes. 10. Organ Solo — " March of the Israelites" ("Eli"). Costa..Mr AsfGET.oForrest, 11. Solo—"Resignation," Lindsay , Mrs Revitt. 12. Anthem—" Lord of all Power and Might," Mason .. Choir. 13. Organ Solp—"'March Fanfare" ~...Mb Alfred Pooley. U. Solo-" But tho Lord is Mindful of His Own" ("St. Paul"), Mendelssohn..,, Mrs CDOl'ltß. 15. Organ Salo •=- Grand Overture, Boothovon ~MrAnoelo Forrkst. 10. Solo —"But Thou Didst Not Loavo" ("Messiah"), Handol. .Miss Rhodhs. 17. Anthem—"Lift Up Your Heads" Hopkins, ..Choir. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; commence at 8. 'Busos will loavo Post-office at 7 p.m., returning from Church after Recital. ADMISSION-TWO SHILLINGS. A LADIES' Grand Fancy Ball will take place at Onehunga on Now Year's night. Full particulars in future issue. ri, LASSWORKS, Freeman's Bay.— VJT Saturdry afternoon, from 2to 5. 'Admis sion, 6d. Each Visitor receives one Glass Jug. —M. Cook and Sons. Lolly Jars, Is each. Sporting. n. «,wx MW\mirn<* ) ( Registered Letters 6 000 SIEMBERa \ \ and Telegrams not 1 ) ( accepted. WILL CLOSE DECEMBER 29, 1883. CH It IST CII ull C H RACES, JANUARY 1, 1881. 6,000 MEMBERS at -J^QS. 120 PRIZES. Mid-Summer Handicap. 32 Nominations. Cash Awards. First £600 3at 100 .. .. £SOO Second .. ..300 sat 50 .. ..250 Third 150 20 at 20 .400 Others—divided,) rjvl 20 at 10 .. .. 200 about£2oeach) uuu 40at 5 .. ..200 £1,650 88 £1,350 P.O. Orders prefiy-red. Two stamps must be enclosed for replios, One Shilling added to country Cheques, and all lettors addressed— t ADA MANTUA, \ 120 J Care of Mr Abraham, ( 120 PRIZES.) Box 351, Post-ofllco, f PRIZES. [ Dunedin. ;



Land?. \'jssi, <f£ -*- • JlV wjObb Sterna will be<RS). A.entfo'rf^linop-^Panft vnn «at v t.tstreeFjJj&Sojjue, a Cottage of s aUK jAJ,iiJ| jc re,vM Prtlionuare^Tith work ik wmM 'bsfi]uo»i; all finished of MSinistfc?!?' md frfj. There is a good c eariUotment is planted ,i Jeos. This is very pTTTTTT town. Price £300. vnn o iiu PnnHo) •* .TBosidence at lOllerslie JOR SALE B^° 8 INNKof land. FOX SALE The Post '^IUTf?1" 1 General Store, FOR SALE GSSftooojSS 1 >f ncss in tlle Cily' FOR SALE Cheap Houses ,1" k3'i N°?i k- „„, FOR SALE Two acres Vi. '"'c lj""" neur FOR SALE o^sS"d^V« Villc Hotel £2oo FOR SALE Houso in Vallo? _ „„„ A FOR SALE Allotment corn T,y.a" cys,°'"'' nf , n FOR SALE Three Superior-_° ttaecßClarontc- street, Ponsorf>P\ , ~ , „ FOR SALE Pretty Seven-ro.-vV^ I£°™e " elevated posltic'\n^ r MS lnt Eden, occupied X.M^ Mi'ler. with allotment 51 x -A, f cot ', l "S ro is every convenionceV a The Venetian blindV curtain poles, cornices, linoleyl' anu turkey carpets may be ta ten at a i-aluation. £150 down, glance on terms. \ FOU SALE Magnificent Volcanic Sites^at Rocky Nook. FOR SALE Mr Bryant's Eligible Property, New North Road, W3O. Six rooms and scullery, shed for wood or a pony. Allotment over 200 feet deep, planted. FOR SALE Allotment in Parnell. FOR SALE House and 1-acro near Avondale Station, £110. FOR SALE Houses in Norman-street and Charles-street, £280 and £28.1. FOR SALE Charming Residence in View Road, £800. FOR SALE llouso in Seafleld View Road, «SM. FOli SALE Allotments in Hackett-street, Pon sonby, £2 per foot. FOR SALE Threo Houses and GO feot to Kybor Pass Road, £800. FOR SALE Houso and Allotment in Upper Union-stroet. FOR SALE House, corncrof King-street, Great North Road, £150. FOR SALE Cottage in Dundonaldstrect, near Winslono's now stablos, £300. FOR SALE Restaurant Business in the City. FOR SALK PrivatoUoarding-housolnHobson- FOX SALE Magnlfl'cent Rosidenee and about 4 acres at Ponsonby. FOR SALK Lot 93, Alexandra, £100. FOR SALE 8H Acres at Pakiri (fenced), and 12 ---roomed House; £815. FOR SALE Lot 62, Ellorslio, for £*J. WANTED—City Securities for £1,000 and up- WANTED—To Lend'£lso, at 9 per cent. WANTED—To Buy an EiKht-roomed House In Parnell or Symonds-street. WANTED-Cheap Cottages, suitablo for work ing men. WANTED—To Exchange Two Acres at Avon dalo for Suburban Cottage. WANTED—To Lease, a Shop or Store in Queen street. WANTED—To Let, Offlcesovcr Mr S. Coombes's Now Shop. P. G. EWJNGTON, Quekn-strket. JF . STEWART • HOUSE, LAND., COMMISSION, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, CITY CHAMBERS (Cornkh of Vui.can Lank AND HIQH-STItKKT), AUCKLAND. Rents and Debts Collected, Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Money to Lond at l/jwent Current Ratoa. Business Notices. Tyr R ANGELO FORREST. Address : Cara of Messrs Ilofl'mann and Son, or Mr Eady, Queen-stfeet. ' ' MOANATAIARI EXTENDEII GOLD,- MINING COMPANY (LIMITEDj. "' NOTICE.—Tho Share List will be closed from SATURDAY, tho Ist Dec, till MONDAY, the 3rd Dec, to onable the Secretary to complete the list of Shareholders entitled to Shares in the Cambria Gold-mining Company, should they. apply for them.' ' .J. STQDART, ijeorotary. Apqkland, November 28,1883. DEEP LEVEL CROSS GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE.—Tho Share List will be closed from SATURDAY, Ist Dec, till MONDAY, 3rd D.fto.': to onable the Secretary to cpniplpto vhe'lißt or Shareholders entitled vo hliftvos in tho Cambria 3pld-iniwnn: Company, should they apply for 1110111. J. STODART, Secretary. Auckland, November 29,1883. QTAMMERIN.G., STp^TERIfJG. i^| ' MR LOWELL MASON, 8.A., Regs to annquncc that ho has just arrived in Auckland on his way South, ftnil that he will undertake to CURE any person with an IM •EDIMENT I" th" SPEECH. However bad the case, a CURE WILL BE GUARANTEED, NO CURE, NO PAY, Mr L. MASON, At Mrr Birmingham's (opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), Honsox-STRKKT. "NG RA M AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. . on tractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattkrn Making, Castings, Turning. Pipe Sclikwinq, &0., &c. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Madk. Plans Propared and Estimates Given. Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICA!? MACHINERY. Jjppßic^TjNp Oils, &p. Office and Wprkg: PQRSER OF VICTORIA AKII COIinRG-STRE^Ta. J^" Q T I 0 S " I hayo jpst received from Rotherham'B Watch FnWy 21 dpnta' BKBT QUALITY SILVER ENGLISH HUNTING WATCHES, six holes jewelled. These Watches, mado to my own order, arc extra heavy cased, and bear the name on oval plato F. H. Lewisson. Each Watch is accompanied with a guarantee for two years. Price, £9. F. 11. LEWISSON, QOEEN-STREET (Opposite Union Bank). mO YACHTSMEN ANp QTHERS. For Salp, (lip fajt and wpll-known Yaoht Toy, coppbre'd ar.d coppoi'-faatoncd throughout. Will bo sold a bargain.—Apply to CHARLES BAILEY, Yacht Buildnr. &c. Customs-st West /^HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY, THOMAS SAMUEL,, JMVQRTJJK Qp OUTLKRY, Hl}3jij3t received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory anS Bono Table Knives, Pockot Knlveß, Solasors and Razors, Table Knives and Forks in cases, suitable for wedding and complimentary presents : also, Electro-plated Ware, Siberian Forks and Spoons, specially cheap valuo, Sider ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All tho abovo gopds selling at vory low prices, THOMAS SAMUEL, 108, QUEEN-STREET, Next to Mr Westpfahl" Bootmaker. !New Law Partnership, THE UNDERSIGNED bog to announco that thoy have Commenced Practico in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in High-street opposlt Mr W. Atkins Printing Office E. W. BURTON. W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. A UCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY JrX. ■ (LIMITED). Factory and Plantation: PAHI, KAIPARA. Office: Fort-street, Auckland. Directors: J. Howard (Chairman) R. C. Barstow E. Wavto W. H. Motcalfe J. A. Mackay G. HaineS. BANKERS .-BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. SECRETARY: HENRY BYRON. /"VN SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED 300 SACKS FEED OATS 200 „ MILLING OATS 100 „ N.Z. MAIZE 50 „ FOWL WHEAT Also, always an hand— Wood's Flour. Bran, Sharps, Chakf, Onions, Canterbury Potatoes, Auckland New Potatoes, Corned Beef, &c. Wholosale and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort-street (next to Customs-house).



"3 ' "*-.._ Jf Personal. EDWIN JONES, late of Usk, Mon mputhshiie. T Your brother (Alfred Jones), ■VTOTICE.—WiII the Owners, or Owner, fv> of, *?, Nos- '• 3> and P*ll"' o£ No. 2, Parish of Pupuke, County of Hofcianga, leave their Address at the Star Office, and they will hear something to their advantage. ;: To Let mO LET, Oxford Villa, O'Rorke-street, fToVd-BtrJer Park-APPfr ''• ™**. ™*c LET, 1 or 2 Unfurnished Large JL Rooms, with use of kitchen ; good view of the harbour.—For address apply at Stab office. [10 Let and for Sale, Houses, 3 to 20 rooms; Allotments, Farms, Businesses. tjrant and Crossan, 17", Quoen-3treet. TlO LET, furnished Apartments, with uso of Kitchen; without children pre ferred.-Apply Mrs Stanely, Collingwood-street, opposite Mr McMaster's. 110 LET, one unfurnished Room with fireplace; also, board and residenco for two respectable working men in private family —I'or address, apply Stak Ofllce. 110 LET, a convenient 5-Roomed House, U minutes' walk from Queen-street : ant, 13s Gd.-Apply to Mr Row, Grocer, Vie. tona-street. TO LET, Furnished Sitting and BeJ- ( room fpr a married couple, with use of > Xtchon : within five minutes1 walk of Queen- = sIN-t.-l'or address, apply at Star Offlce. rpc"LET, Convenient Shop and Dwelling l A /.'ar Wynyard Arms Hotel, Symonds- ■" street. - Apply Messrs Eady'a Music Warrj- i house, Q.een-strect. y ' rpO LE'l Shops, with three upatf tmenta, X corner of 'ttellesley and Elniott-streets. . Rent, 25s per ifck—For p/irMiculara apply to ' J^and U. Buchanan.'Yv fc'nesley-streot East. ] mO LET ON LEASE, Splendid Allot- ] X ment in Customhouse-sil'eot, next to : Gleoson's; well-adapted for storage-purposes.— Apply Secretary Northern Boot and Shoe Com- ■ pany (Limited), llobson-3treet. ■ 0 BE LET on Leaso, 110 Acres, more , or less, situated at Waikomlti, near Rail- j way Station; suitablo for Market Garden or ( Strawberry Beds. Easy lenns.—Apply Richard : son and Crawloy, 81. Quecn-strout. TIIO LET, a good Farm of about 200 i X acres. Plenty of hush and abundant ( supply of water. New House of live rooms and i pantry. Nice position, and only 20 miles from < town. Rent low.—Apply J). F. Evans, Land t Agent, Queen-street. (813) t TIIO LET, those first-class Business Pro- i X mises situated in Quoen-street, imme diately opposite Messrs Morrin and Co., at . present occupied by Messrs Cochranc and Co., (i Auctioneers. This is a grand opportunity to 1 secure a flint-class Business Stand, and very s suitablo for an auctioneer. \Mill be vacant s about the 28th inst.—For full particulars apply t to I). F. Evans, Laud and Estate Agent, Queen- \ street. ' c ~\ LBERT PARK.—House To Let, Fur- \ _zr\_ nished. for a few months.—For a.fjdr«ss, apply to W. E. Meal's, Stationer, Qu.een-stroct. j /'OFFICES TO BE LET, at from 5a to 13s, \ \j in City Chambors, corner High-street and [, Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— n Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate j) Agent, Shortland-street. j| •= « Public Notices. STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, and v all the Delicacies of the Season, every day b at tho Auckland Hotel Cafe and Restaurant. TA E V 0 N P 0 11 T RACES. P SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1. £ A SPECIAL STEAMER for the conveyance J of CARGO will leave the, Auckland Wharf at = 7.30 a.ni., after which no Cargo will be received. : J. It. D. BAKER; Traffic Manager. ' J rpAKAFUNA JOCKEY CLUB. j SPRING RJyCES. n '— '— " ' tl A Special Boat will Convey Racehorses s< (free) to Devonpoft, leaving Company's wharf at a 9 a.m. sharp oft SATURDAY' infrntag, Upcem- o bcr st. n T, PEEL, Ri Hon. Sec. -■ ~4~IfC"KL:AKF FISHING CLUB. J ±\. B .Second Excursion, SATURDAY, Decombor v 1, leaving Ferry Company's Wharf at 1 o'clock. t< A, DEYQRE;. ' f: STRAWBERRIES AND. CREAM, and _ kj all Delicacies of the Season, every day a c,t ;he, Auckland Hotel Cafo and Restaurant. i; ITIIRST PRlZE.—Garden Furniture in i . Black and Gold, now on view and for " sale. Also, one of our Patent Improv ed lirftya. p —Newton Steam Coach Factory, p TjiIGHT HOUR.S. D^MONSTATION- n H iia.vin.K ueau represented tp m.o thftt ssyoral i Triidos and Sections of Labour' are unable to - lip.ld Meetings fo Elect Relegates from tlieir want of q'rgnnisatip.n or a recognised head, and _ as it is especially necessary tliat all should be ft represented on this occasion. I will be glad on \ receiving a request, signed by two or more of - the leading men among them, to cftl( them together for that object. J CtEO, W. HESLOP, Chairman pro tern. qpEOIAI NOTICE, ( AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT ? SOCIETY. » ESTABLISHED 1849. The Society having established an Office of its J own in Auckland, under tho management of Mr " 1). J. McLeod, mombers of the Society who have i. hitherto been in the habit of paying thoir premiums to Mr. Alexander. Saunders, the lute _ Agent, aro requested to pay all prouAhims due s , after the 30th instant, and forward 4^ bonimuni- j; cations respecting tlieir poljoios to Mr McLeod. ji Prospectus wj(h ioi'nss of proposals and every ,i requisite i^fprmation upon written or personal 8 appii|iatlon to Mr McLeod, at the Society's s Olllce, Queen-street, Auckland, or front ftuy of G the Canvassing Agents. " - By order of tho Board, ' EDWARD \V. 4.OWE, Resident Sec. Temporary Ojllce; o l^pj. 2 and 3. Morcantile Chambers. n Ay.cklapd, November, ISS3. c VTEVV ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT " AND STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED), " LATE FISHEII & CO. (LIMITED). r> NOTICE. I For all Cash or Moneys paid to tho Servants a or Officers of the Company i\fter the 30th - November next, a Roopipi w> tho Company's i Printed Fprin.B n\\\st he takon, as these Receipts « alqnp will bo raoognlsed. By order of. tho Board, J. C. FIRTH, Chairman. Cliriatmas Cards. ■\TE\V ZEALAND CHRISTMAS JZN cards, : With tho view of providing for tho coming season Christmas Cards, having fresh features qf interest, particularly of such a character as X Bliould mako them specially suited for sending to friends at HOME or in the other COLONIES, we are now publishing a series of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS OF NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS. Tho subjects are six in number, viz,, POHUTUKAWA RATA MANUKA KOWHAI CLEMATIS AXE AXE Tho Cards aro from Drawings by MISS EAMES, of Auckland, and have been repro- . duced in the most porf cot manner by tho art of CHUOMO-LITHOGRAPHY. Prico: Sixpenco each, or 2s M tho sot of 0 Cards \ Post Frco. I Wholosale price on application. UPT O N & C 0., . I booksellers and stationers, Auckland. ' medical. < FLESH FORMING FOOD /or Injants. ■ AICKIN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS ia propared locally from malted cereals, ac- - cording to tho recipe of Baron Leibig. It is an APPROVED SUBSTITUTE for MOTHER'S MILK; FATTENING, NOURISHING, and INVIGORATING. Sold in Canisters at Is Gd. AT THE PHARMACY, QUBKN-BTREKT. " T> OSELINE for the HAlß.—This ele XV gant preparation completely eclipses c every articlo of a similar kind now before 1 the public—Price, Is Cd a bottlo.—Siiakland, Apothecaries' Hall. . O U M S^ All children suffer from them. If. suspected, ask for the Certain lure, ' SHARLAND S WORM POWDERS, i packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-ofilco "OATS! RATS! RATS !—Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PAST'i Rota eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Post-office. QEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.—The O best and most reliable in the market In ) perforated canisters. Prico. Is Cd. —F. C; Siiarlakd, Apothecaries' Hall. • THE Best Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It ia prepared . from tho original formula of this eminent authority by Charles Butcher, J tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), junction of Pitt and Groy-streetß. Auckland. mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous T I Rolief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.- 1 jOj. SHARLAND (oppQßlte Post-office). THE• BAIjING POWDER par excellence t AICKIN'S iE.RATED BAKING C POWDER—"The Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alum. In tins at Is (id and 2s (id. Special Price Wholesale. Address. THE PHARMACY, Qukkn-stkeet.



For Sale. FOR S"VLE, two Horses, Hnnsom, fin Harness complete; or Hansom withoi horses Al'O, two light Harness Horses.-Aj)pl to B. Covle, A^'harf Hotel. I noil SALE, a Cow in milk (choice o 1 three).-S. Prince, next 'Bus Stables Mount Eden. T^OR SALE, a Double-seated Waggon r in good order: to be had really cheap.- Apply No. l, Albert Terrace, Albert-sirreet. Bicycle (second-hand), 4Sin., good make, nearly new. — Servico and Mtton, Grey-street. f^OR SALE, Tents, with poles and pegs complete. Price, S3.— Service and Fitton, Grey-street IIOR SALE, Three 400-gallon Corrugated Tanks, with stands, taps, &c; just new.— Apply, before 9 and after 2, Clapton Cottage, Seafleld View. f^OR- SALE, 'at Mount Eden, Pretty Five - roon'cd Cottage ; bow window, verandah, and well-kept .garden. Allotment, 50 x K.O. Price, .'£375. Terms easy.—Apply J. H. Hamer, Land jAgenr. Karangahapc Road. IJIOR SALE, 3JW Acres valuable laud"," . situated on oncVP f 'he prettiest lakes in the Waikato Lake disi. 'C: 10 minutes' walk from a railway station C;entlcnian'sresiclence; oart bush, part pas>"'re: highly fertile land.— Address C.D.E.. Li^kcs. P. 0.. Auckland. FOR SALE Son account of owner leaving Colony), »■ Well-cslablished Hairdressing iusincss, co"''bined with Tobacco and Fancy ioods Tra'J"'—lnquire W. A. Peterson, 23, Vyndhair'-streot. M I7IOK- SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 C rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £230; lulddlng Allotmeijts, £1 per foot; also, 3 New Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, 8100 and £lf>o to lond on mortgage—Benjamin I'anner, 8, Queen-street. FIOR SALE, a Large Well-built House . of 8 rooms, with Sath-room, wash-house, md large garden; gas and water laid on the premises, an well drained ; entrance hull, 43x5; situation, Selwyn-stroot, close to Ponsonby Koad.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-stroet. IJIOR SALE, 495 Acvos (Farm), near the beautiful Bay of Ahinara (the future Scarborough of New Zealand), and near the Victoria Valley, on a main road. Residence md Buildings. A bargain for Cash. Many rears in cultivation.—Address "U.C.1).," Post )fflue, Auckland. 17I0R SALE, large Allotments at Mount I_ Eden, close to Toll Uttfe, ranging from a x 100 feet to G:) x 150 feet. Houses built it re luired on terms to suit all. £20 in every £100 town; balance can remain for 5 years at S per :ont. per annum. Mius passes every few minutes, md two minutes' walk from Rajjway Station • wentf minutes' walk from town. —Apply to I. A. Stephenson, Mary-street, Mount Eden. F^OR SALE (a Bargain), a well-situated Corner Store on the Mount Eden Road opposito Uew Road), doing a g QQ d business. !'he buildiug is new, and contains 5 rooms and hop, with stable amlatqre-houso ut the back. A plendid opening for ft good huslnes man. iatißfactor-y lnsasans for leaving. Must be sold vitliin a tew days, as owner is leaving for tho ountrv.-rApplr on tho premises to S. Surman, ■cneral Store, Mount Edon Road. IT^OR SALE OR LEASE, a well-built V 8-roomed House, with bath-room, giw and *-ater laid in and every convenience, and num ier of fruit trees in full-bcarini;, 'Die allotment 3 large; tine view of tho harbour, and cannot ■c built out. Terpis very easy. Also, Lease old Allotmonta in Ponsonby; three, four, and lve-ropnic;l Cottages in Newton, Ponsonby ml too unt Eden, and Farms of all sjiios.- mply J- 11. Hamer, Land Agent, Ninvtou. EIOR SALE, 180 Acre Farm, 30 miles north of Auckland; water frontage, bi i-cekly steam communication and easy access y road. Six-roomed dwelling and ample farm 'Uildings, two acros garden and orchard, fully lantOd. Twenty acres ploughed,, fenced, and i grass or cultivation, romaSuder ti-troc scrub nd light bush; all ploughable land and admir bly suited for hop growing. Price, only £450, asy terms.—W. McKinstry, No. 8, Quecn-atroet. Lgcnt, ' IJIOR SALE, Comfortable Cottage, three L roonjs, Earldon-stroot, Parnell ,■ larco Al )tment; prand viev; o,r Hobson'a Bay and the iomuera district. Verandah Cottage, i rooms nd scullpry, Olarcnce-street, DOvonport; two unutos from, wharf. Seven-roomed Cottage on tie Beach Road, near Victoria Wharf. Also ovcral other Housos and Building Allotments t North Shore and Mount Eden. Particulars n application. Several small Sums to Lend on lortgago at current rates.—B. Tanner, B,(Jueen trect. l^ ITIOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable V 7-roomed Housp in "View Road, Mount )den, with n,envly \ acr« land; cistern, boiler, .■oodho,Uß,3, (fee,; splendid view; prico low; 3riiia' casj-, Also. New well-built Villa Resi ericc, 16 rooms, &c; allotment S2 x 300; View toad, Mount Eden: charming view; a bargain. llso, in Mount Roskill' Road, oftpital New louse, 7 rooms, and every canvcn«nce; large llotment; fine healthy site; very cheap.— :PW. WAYTE, 5, Mercantile Chambers. HI PUN AKB OLUB BOARDING- Uf IJQUSE.—Business for Immediate salo, ropriptor wishing to remove to Auckland.— 'or terms, apply i>B above. r>EMUERA, — Gentleman's Residence Lv and Five Acres of Land for Salo,-r-Ad. ress A.8.C., Post-office, Auckland. A BARGAIN.—Two Good Allotments at oL Coromandpi, S3 x 99; good road and sea rontage; thu, two for £12; must be sold.—Apply Varn.q.ck'ft atoro, Kybcr Pass Road. POTATOES ! POTATOES ! POTATOES ! On Sale, * 160 Bags Oamaru Potatoes, cx s.s, Tftiaroa. GEORGE SIBjBIN, pkNEHUNGA.—Allotments for Sale in VJ Queen-street and Arthur-street, adjoining tore of the undersigned. Also, 8 Allotments nearly J-a.cro each); splendid view j aft rising round ] two minutes' walk froni my store.— Vm. Stevenson. LACES— White, C^eam, and Coloured, for Dreaa; "Minecourt," " Ticellc " " Bra ant," and &\\ the New Styles, from id to 2s 9d ard; at Tester's, Karangahape Road. A LLOTMENTS For Sale aX 80s'por tx. foot, suitable for working men, In Pon onby; House of Five rooms, furniture. &c., fowton Road, £300; Gvaoo-streot (Ponsonby)— Jlotments «S 6a )ioi> foot; Dovonport-Allot lents at 4$ lsi pep foot A long list of city and üburhw properties, Houses, Allotments, hopß, &0., open for inspection. — Wm, lulwveb, Coombes's Chambers. • \Vf L. MITCHELL.—FOR SALE^ T T • excellent Little Farm within 7 miles f Auckland, noar Avondajo, within a few linutes of railway station, and frequent Mjus ommunication ovevy «ay. 30 acres, o,U {o»oed, early half in well-established grass; largo rchard, will soon be in full overa; e^tonsivo oad fmntago. This projiorfr is handily Bitu ted, and well adapted ?ox market gardening. «th plonty of gooid Thovo is a o-roomeil esidence (almost new), njooly finished, with very convenience tor a comfortable home, 'rice,, £1,200; part cash, the balance can remain t a low ra^o of intorost. W. L. Mitchell, House nd Low! Agoncy Offlce, 8, Mercantile- Cham cvs, Queen-street. J £ 400 - GALT,QS NEW WATER TANKS, Ex Tri v m v i.;, Tho above are of very good quality. W. & G. WINSTONE. ' DE V O N P O R T, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 0 Quarter-acre Sections, in good positions. Will be sold cheap. sCholoo Allotments in Domain-street, noar English Church. 1 Large Lot near Mr J. B. Russell's, 120 x 180. Terms very easy. 1 Lots, 47 x 230, on Lako Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. 1 Good Allotments, 11 x 125, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot. Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Korr-street, 106 x 118, with two cottages. £550, vory cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 91 x 118. Price 4200. 5-ltoomod House in Domain-street, quite new. Price £250. Apply to It. & R. DUDER, Devonport Store. B^ E N C I N ~G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Bost Paling Fence of Puiiri Posts, Hobart lails and sft. Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heart £auri, 66s per chain. Fence as above, with Split Kauri (Heart), 60s. Cheap Paling Fence, good usoful fence, 455. Three-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart iails. 47s 6d. Same in Ti-treo Rails, 12s. Pickot Fonoes of every description. Gates, from 7s Cd to 10s each. All kinds Foncing Materials For Sale, at jowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, 3USTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hincs & Co.). Auctions. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock, CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auction, at their Central Sale-rooms, to-morrow (Friday), at 11 I'clock sharp, ■POULTRY. PRODUCE, &c.-l Sultan Fowls (from prize stock), Pure Grey Rouen Ducks (prize stock). Fowls, Ducks, Turkeys, Geese, Pigs; also. Pure Berkshire Pigs, good stock; Canaries, &c, &c. PRODUCE—S cases Prime Canterbury Bacon and Hams, 20 (twenty) cwt. Wairoa Chccso, 10 Old Cheeses, 15 Kegs Butter, 1 Tons Now Potatoes, Sutton Ham Balls, Ash Leaf, Kidney, and Port Fairy, &c, &c, 5 Tons Canterbury Potatoes (prime), Maize, Sharps, Bran, Chaff, Wheat, Oats. OROCEIUES- Oatmeal, Sugar, Tea I flno sample). Confectionery, Biscuits, Lollies, Lemon Pool. DRAPJSRV, Furniture, Jowellery, and Fancy Goods. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. OU.V iEYDON'.] fEDWARD LEYDON. TO-MORROW, AT 11 A.M. lemoved to Mart for Convenience of Sale. TOHN & E.|LEYDON havo been favoured '3 with instructions to sell by auction at their ,'ontral Commercial Sale Rooms, Queen-street, A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FUR TURE AND EFFECTS, as under-1 Chest Drawers, 1 Round Table, 2 Iron Bedsteads. 1 Mattrass, 1 Washßtand 1 Towel Rack. 1 Looking Glass, 1 Peram bulator, 1 Colonial Sofa, 1 Mattrass and 2 Pillows, l Step Ladder, I Trunk Books (odd). 1 Kitchen. Fender, I Kettle, b Kitchen Stools, 1 Armchair. ■> :■> •' ,_.^_ J<^_^._-.__-- - i BIBHHHHaMBBaHHBI



Household Coke. |j| nOKE. COKE. C0 X WMM Having purchased the whole of Gas (-°'j"^i paiiy's Coke ill Devonport, we are prepared M?|te| deliver al, 3()s per ion. 1 fif^a R.&R.DUDBR. I Ip 3 Auctions. - |S| TO-MORROW, I • Wh AT SIBBIN'S MART, - ; |i 11 o'clock. ■ ,- fpw! -| ft A SACKS WHEAT, by OceaßJl JLt-rob Ranger '~ #iH I cases Haras and Bacon \Ex Ada C. £flf jMB n tons Bukors' Flour I Owen. IWHS 8 cases Canterbury Cheese '.■ ijfcfc-S 120 sacks Picked Oamam Potatoes ■ ! .;Ss£; 30 bags New Potatoes • fcJS&S 30 sides Auckland Bacon 3JH Maize, Oats^ Tea . j i, :a H TO-MORROW. | $| DURHAM YARDS. Hill' FOR Sale, at Durham Yards, To-morroWjl ft * (Friday), November 30, . • %% G Useful Colts, from Mahurangi ' im;' 2 Heavy Draught Mares; any trial I! jH I Bay Gelding'; any trial if SJWF I Good Riding Horse, broken te Harness I «" 4 Useful Horses, from Wanganui ■ l§ . Hacks, Light Harness and Draught Horses |rjr .Spring Carts, Buggies, Drays SMS Harness, Saddlery, etc. " ,;:*l HUNTER AND NOLAN. ji gßj NEW SYDNEY DRAYS for private sale. I H TOMORROW. W| DURHAM YARDS. . || Under Bill of Sale. | j|| FOU SALE, Tomorrow, at the Durham JK Four-wheel Kxpross Waggon, with Horse llE* HUNTER & NOLAN. ||«: TO-MORROW, ||r At II o'clock Sharp. | |jj HAMS I BACON ! HAMS ! BACON !I! JB HAMS ! BACON ! HAMS ! BACON ! jjf M FRESH AND SALT BUTTER. 11% GABRIEL LEWIS 'Jli WILL Sell, at his Rooms, to-morrow, ||]Je| at ll o'clock sharp, Igtp 5 CASES SUPERIOR HAMS asd BACON jfllJjl 25 KEGS BUTTER. lIP All Prime Condition. |' |< No Reserve. '. H TO.MORROW, '»'.!: At ll o'clock a.m. ;•; f|Et* MARKET DAY. i-IHI ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT | $R|.? AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. j ||X ARTHUR'S MARTi! iIK POULTRY DEPARTMENT. I_IK Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Cana-iijj IH[ ries. Fancy Birds, Small Pigs • >■/>; Fancy Pigeons, prize birds E i it Rouen Ducks, Dark Brahma I'ooster fllfl Lawn Mower I n" At 12 o'clock—Horso, Express, and HarncßS |':H|-> PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY j 11 jl DEPARTMENT. !'■ j Canterbury Table Potatoes, Cow Potatoes, New j (till' Potatoes, Kidney and others, Onions, Cab-|! •§»! bages, Peas, Rhubarb, Herbg, Good Now II Ml Cheese, Old Seasons' Cheese, Bacon, Hams, 'Mail Beef, Flour, Sharps, Oats, Maize, Wheat, 'd ; IBlii Pumpkins i Si\B New Hobart Potatoes 11» FRUlT—Gooaebovrics, Loquata, Lemons. Nuts ill il GROCK.RJES, &c, - Tea, Sugar, Sago, Rico. h|H Tapioca. Biscuits, Ginger Nuts, Ginger IIfSU Lollies, Confoctionery, Sauce, Spice,-Vine-' |H * 5. gar, Ycstas, Matches, White Lead, OU If I/I Or. sale privately, AT AUCTION PRICES. ,„ JfiW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT l||jj (Upstairs), jj > j Several Good Pianos, Cheap; a Largo and *j 1 'i! 1 Varied Collection of Furnituro for Draw- 6 HI 11 ing-room, Parlour, Dining-room, Bedroom. Ills It and Kitchen, Glass and Earthenware, ]AW M Stoves, Grates, Sewing Machines, Pictures, "ill IB TO-MORROW. 11l PRODUCE SALE. ill] MAIZE, OATS, POTATOES. ; ||| L FURNITURE, PICTURES, &o. '' I|| W. DOWDEN : s|| WILL sell by auction nfr tho Exchange si I Mart, Quecn-stroot, Tomorrow, at II j' * ?i I SO Superior Canterbury Cheese 1 1 i'l9 .1 500 Sacks Maize lal 100 Sacks Oata ill JO Bags Now Potatoes f MM • 50 Hali-chests Tea 135. lOOßoKesTca " i ijiU Sugar, Coffee, &c, &c, &c. I A|| ; Now and Secondhand Furniture, Pictures, I Jill : Faiioy Goods, Watches, &c, &c. i|l! I JOHN LBYDONJ [EDWABD LKYUON '||1 1 TUESDAY, DECEMBER toi, Jl jj JOHN AND E. LEYDON have been T§i j favoured with instructions to sell at their , Isß (I Central Commercial Sale Rooms, Queen-street, t&f II on this above date, JBtEj n 1 Biscuit Machine (by Gardiner) in good fHl*]! working ordor (almost now), with Bix j| fSfi il Complete Sets of Cutters (made of Bell 1 U|| \V. S. COCHRANE] [JAS. DACHE. j M j MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. i^Hi' ALLOTMENT AND HOU SeJ ifi '{ TIKI ROAD, COROMANDEL. j MB ! I ALLOTMENT; BELLEVILLE. ■ WfiA THE Subscribers will sell, at their New Bill m Land Mart. Queen-street, on Monday, 3rd i Sill ■ J Decomber, at 12 o'clock, Vm- ■*' AN ALLOTMENT on tho Tiki Road, Coro- M%' S mandol (next to tho Bank of New Zea- I|E|' I land), 55.feet frontage, with the Houße fill' of 7 rooms erected thereon. I||| LOTS 6, 7. and 8, Section 13. of tho Township fi,R' of Belleville. Coromandel, Bituato ontbe j iffim ' main road, about quartor-of-a-mile from ' JlB the Kapanga mine. {! SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, • IB § ■:■:: :,\ f .. Auctioneers, i>. : ||-;if| W. S. COCHRANE] [JAMES DACES I|H MONDAY, DECEMBER 17. ,|||| '■■ AT THE NEW AUCTION MART, QUEEN-STREET. lj k|K ]3eNTONVILLE, jS^ORTHCOTE, \ ||| ■ COMPMSINO it Jff 34 LARGE VILLA SITES ml COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE OF TEN fffi j ROOMS, (t I Commanding Unsurpassod Views of the ||sil Harbour, City, and Suburbs. ' , k' TIHE Subscribers will sell, at their NewiS*! t ~ ■ A"cti, on Mart- Qnoen-streot (alongside the HI Union Bank), on Monday, December 17, at 12 Iffll ;ALU^ jINgR^K PROPERTY Hf Now in Uio occupation of Major Benton and 1 known as BENTONVILLE, M Subdivided into 34 Large Allotmenta on out of IJIS which is erected a > ,- COMMODIOUS TEN-ROOMED HOUSE i3|K: thoroughly well finished, and fitted wlth|Mß« -bath-room, wardrobes, cupboards, and allfji:Hft conveniences neccsasary fora gentJenian'ajjiJjll residence. ' '- •- ,■ ■ fSWII The Auctioneers beg specially to call the at- [Bif tention of intandinff purchasers to the following Ifflf1 ad vantages poss&iscd by this property, viz.: Tie HiHn allotments are all largo, and nearly every ono Jiij «s commands a view whioh for beauty, variety, Vmll 1 and oxtensiveness can scarcely be equalled; ilßjil the property is easy of acoess from either the UJmlt Norlioote or the Birkenhoad Wharfs, W whloh Ptilll the ferry steamer plies continuously during tho ! 118 It day; a Government school and two churches Jiil are situated within a fow minutes' walk of tha iMI ground. • ifltt ' Trrms: One-third cash on the fall of the ham- Iff SI mor ; tho balance can remain on mortgago for I %f«f two or tlirce ycarsj at 7 per cent. - | nil Plans will he ready for issue on Saturday, il Mw SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, iJi H Auctioneers. ;.j AT AN EARLY DATE.. ~~~" I||||':] BX lONIC. ; 1 ||i QW TRUNKS "OF BOOTS' A»a||B' GABRIEL .itEWIS,, . |11 A«ctfeiti|erv . • *; Hi Cpptlijuoa oa Fourtft Fa^fl -/If