LOSS SUSTAINED ON ACCOUNT OF RAILWAYS DURING THE YEAR 1883.

Tub following return was made to an order of the House of Representatives, dated 22nd August, 1883, in conformity with the appended motion : Ordered, "That there be laid upon tho .table a return showing the loss the colony has sustained for tho financial year ending 31st March last upon account of each railway, section of railway, and brancli lines throughout the colony, as indicated by tho differences between the interest upon the cost of each line as above (calculated at 5 per cent.) and the annual interest derived therefrom after payment of working expenses." (Mr W. White) :— TUTORS SHOWING the Difference between the Net Revenue on each Line op Railway for the Ykab Ending 31st March, 1883, and Lvthreht ox Cost of Construction of same, Calculated at 5 ran. cent.

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Cambmdok, this day.

TUo Waotu Native Dispute. An important native meeting is to be hold at Waotu on tho 26th inst. for the purpose of discussing matters in connection with the native lands of that district, particularly that now undwr dispute. Whatuaio and his followers still assume an aggressive attitude. The Weather and Crops.

Owingto therecentheavy ra ntheWalkato Rlwr and the various creeks in the district aremuch swollen, but up to tho present ttae there is no intelligence of any Susdamage done. The farmers dt not complain so much as might bo expected, though the crow on low-lying SCo suffered slightly. To-day tWe U a pleasant change of weather, and it promises fino for the races to-morrow. Proposed F£ris ol ? 0'OPeraUVO At a meeting of fanners on Saturday night it was agreed that a Farmers' Co owrative Association was very much Si» this district. It was also agreed Farmers' Association. Thames, this day. Colonel Frasor's was tho only nomination • hour in the water. DujfEDis, this day. The Mosgfcl Woollen Company's profits are £8,140. They pay ten per cent, divi deU.and add £5,334 to tho reserves.

THE TE AROHA GOLDFIELD.

JmoM oun own cobmspo»dbnt.)

Tb Aboiia, this day. I cawuttDiay inspection of tho battery at too late an tour yesterday to forward particulars, but wiJ! (>Oii s^- to-day. Tlio entire ptontoortatoly»wkod very well in deed, and the most satisfactory system was observable in matters of detail insido, which Sa^etatrest any uneasy feeW^s by the previous exclusion of the Press— a cleaninir up yesterday, you will nave to one of the other minea, either to tho Now Find or Premier. Most likely the former will have them. It mTr definitely ascertained that the P^mieF Sgs are worth 2 ounces to the load, and used OGO holls to Bthe Inoh), and other Sr alterations, it ta^vedg-t Premier's fltuff will yield still better. . An important Bating in relation toJ»tt«y a S other matters is said to take place this evening. The prospects of the fied eie good throughout, and the only Swbacks is the want of more batteries aimilw to the splendid plan* erected by ZZ Firth anS Clark It ha* Punedin torrents aaeh successive day, but the down- Zr is C rfolent to-day. The roads are ImpassabW, and tha coaches cannot run to Waiorongomai nor Thames.

THE S.S. TRIUMPH LEFT HOBART YESTERDAY.

Musqiis L D Nathan and Co., agents for «„,&. She coaled and s al led again on Monday. All well.

Auckland Sharemarket.

If, *W«* *>3d; sellers,

I/>ndon— Buyers, Is 7d Darts—Sellers. 4s 3d 8s jQgEpH NSW MAN.

The Registrar of the Supreme Court will sit in Banco to-morrow, when application will bo made for orders of discharge on be half ofthe following debtors: -Frank Hotham King, Robert George Gibbons, junt^vkuid Richard Griffiths F ra nk John Tame, and William Joseph Young. Applications will also ba made for orders (trSgtog debtors) completely exeeufcd. Hotel last evening, Mr Pell P1.68*"? ---funds at on early date. Ameetingoftbaereditoraof John BUas while the assets are put down at £71175. The meeting is now convened foi to morrow. , The following is from a recent issue jof the SalvationUt "War Cl-y ": - " Statt" Captain Wright has left taken charge of the North Island Distnctj our prayers go with him. Every corner of the PNorth fsland shall yet resound w«h ' Salvation praises. We must go among the Maoris witn the glad tidings as soon as pos rible." The first meeting of the «£«*"» «! Thomas Milford Cole, farmer, of aPa^ was held in the Supreme Courthouse this morning, when Mr. Thomas Maoffarlane was elected trustee. ; According to the I debtor's Btatement, his assets amount to £701,consi8tingofafarm,shop,an<idwelling- I house, and some stock at Kenteri, whfo Ua liabilities foot up to £1,182^^ 10s' of, w 1 h T I fi f £700 is secured, viz., W.Z. L°a« ""dMei. eantlle Agency Co., £400; J. C, Cairns, $ Onehunga, £110; Henry Shaw, £90, and ■ rJ, D. 'Wnvte, Hamilton, iIOO. i» ~• *• *i •. v■ - ■ - .• >■:.-«.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[rf.uter's cablegrams.] (Received November 20—2.25 p.m.) Gorman Crown Prince's Trip to Madrid Genoa (Italy), November 19. His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince of Germany arrived here to-day from Borlin. He proceeds to-night to Valencia en routo for Madrid, escorted by tho German Mediterranean Naval Squadron. Alexandria, November 19. Defeat of Egyptian Troops. Tho report to hand last week that a de tachment of Egyptian troops has been at tacked and routed near Souakim, a port in the Red Sea, is now fully confirmed. The troops numbered 500, and wero proceeding to reinforco tho army in the Boudan, when thoy were attacked by rebel hillmen. British Consul Killed. Mr Moncrieff, British Consul at Soukim, who was with the detachment, was killed. Only fonrteon men escaped, and thoy made their way to Soukim, which was subsequently attacked by rebels, who wore, however, repulsed by the Egyptian gar rison. Another Attack. Lntast reports state that another attack on Soukim is imminent, and that tho popu lation is Hying from tho place, fearing that it will fall into tho hands of tho rebels. Quick Passage. Melbourne, this day. Tho steamship Wairarapa, from tho Bluff, has arrived at Hobart aftor a qaick passago of ~2 days 23 hours. Annexation Conioronco. Most of tho dologates to tho Anooxation Conforcnco are assembling hero before pro coeding to Sydnoy.

THE DUNEDIN CUP WEIGHTS.

[BY TF.LEORAPII—rRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Dunedin, this afternoon

Wolcomo Jack heads tho Dunedin Cup weights, with 9st 71b ; Tagmnn, 9st Sib ; Choviot, Sst 101b ; Tim Whilller, 7st 131b ; Hippodamia, 7st 21b.

WESLEYAN DISTRICT MEETING.

Tub annual sittings of tho above bogan this morning in tho Pitt-streotSchool-room. Mott of tho ministers woro present. Tho Chairman of tho District (tho Kov. A. Reid) presided. Thoro woro tho usual opening devotional exorcises, ond tho officors — such as secretory, lottor-writer, and reporter — were appointed. Last evening two of the ministers (probationers) preachod boforo tho brothren. Two candidates from the Pukekoho District preached trial sermons this morning, ono at Pitt street and tho other at Ponsonby. To morrow evening is fixed for the annual Homa Missionary meeting, which _is the leading meeting in connection with tho Homo Mission fop tho year. The speakers aro generally chosen beforehand to pnsuro buocoss. The absence to.day from among the brethren of tha late Rfiy. Thos. Buddie was speciolly felt, and a solemn feeling pervaded the assomblv. His well - known form will be greatly missed. _______

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1888



Lino of Ball way.

Net Revenue. Cost of Con- Interest at gtroetton. 5 per cent. Over Undor Working Working Expenses. Kxpenso.

Gain.

Loss.

Kawakawa Wliangarei Auckland Napior Wellington Wangnnul .. •• New Plymouth .. Greymonth Westport Nelson picton ■• , •• Waikari-Temuka, main oJford^yrcton Branch tjniithbrUlse Branch Sprlngneia-Whiteclim Toniuka-Palmovslon, main lino.. Albury Branch .. Duntroon Branch Ngapara Branch .. .. 1-aiinerston- Clinton, main lino .. • • Walton Park Branch .. Outram Branch .. Lawrcnco Branch •. Clinton-KlnSBton, main line ■■ . •• Tapanul Bnineh ... Klverlon - Otautau Branch ••

£ a. (1. 26,003 6 1 54,153 0 5 1,112,719 14 11 119,298 14 11 701,860 12 0 801,588 10 2 292,457 13 0 l(i?,f'96 11 2 199,891 3 7 153,223 13 4 1SS.S01 15 0

. & s. d. . 1.S30 3 4 i 2,707 13 0 I 55,635 19 9 . 20,961 18 !1 i 38,243 0 7 ! 40,229 8 6 i 14,022 17 8 ! 8,154 10 8 9.9H4 11 2 i 7.6:il 3 8 i 9,410 1 9

, & 8. (1. C2i a i ivo 4 a 27,295 2 3 14,j-)o:i 9 10 l?,0S9 II 10 11,535 19 1 8,003 1 5 7,554 VI 1 4,3(4 18 ] L'.ICO 111 0 1,110 1(J o

S. s. A,

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£ s. d.j

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-

-

-

-

& a. a. 709 1 0 2,287 8 3 28,340 17 6 0,411 8 11 25.253 5 9 28.G93 9 5 10,059 10 3 600 4 7 5,659 13 1 5,200 10 •> 8,299 5 1

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-

- I

_

-

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1,097,301 5 2 102,398 1 5 150,133 0 0 103,542 3 11

1 8!,8G5 1 3 i 5,119 10 1 I 7,606 13 0

in.ios 3 a 4,coF o ,i

1 573 1 J

29,293 1 11

5,f.9> 17 4 2,905 3 9

-

954,198 18 2 118,484 15 5 79,581 7 1 90,022 15 4

. .1,177 2 !

: 47,709 10 11 i 5,924 4 9 3,979 1 4 4,531 2 9

3,327 10 10 32,350 8 10 3,757 lli 7

1,849 11 4

15.359 8 1 3,na; 8 2 6,771 7 4 4,716 2 2

2,790 6 0 184 19 8.

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I

I ~

1,438,631 11 5 19,691 G 8 55,88.! 3 7 1(8,700 7 3

71,031 1 7 981 14 i 2,794 3 2 8,135 0 4

87,739 3 1

293 19 10 6:8 19 10

I5.R05 1 K

1,278 14 2 .1,413 3 0 7,710 10 1

_ 721 10 3

~

1,0 7,816 10 1 81,227 lli 3

50,890 16 10 ■1,211 7 10

29,003 1 10

870 0 0

21,887 15 0 5,081 7 10

-

218,010 7 10 110,478,997 14 lit

10,902 0 5 523,919 17 7 I

3,3.% 3 11 305,802 2 4

5,330 6 4}

_

H5.098 3 5

7,571 16 6 208,522 H 0

Totals

Net loss, £163,424 Is 7d.



Tho Wheel of Fortune Turns la Hlu Fayw, Chrifltchurob, New Zealand, Juno 1382. Doar Sirs.-This Is to certify that St. Jacobs Oil, after one application, cured mo of a sovero attack of sclatfca.-I remain, gratefully yours, Wilmam Mom, CoachbuildeF, Cto'istehurch. Witaesses-G. 6. Mumford, Journalist; John Blackmoro, Sorgcant Armed Constabulary; W. Gee, Clork Post-office Department THE RESULT WAS MARVELLOUS. To Editor Evening Stab, Auckland, N.Z. AugUßt3l,lßß3. Dear 6ir,-I must certainly confess I had great belief in tho curative propertiesi ol St Jacobs OU, and can personally ondprso the fact. Homo week or two ago I was uufortunato enough to contract a severe rhoumatlc pain in my loft arm, whioh extended from tie shoulder to tho wrist. It was so painful, in fact, that I had to leave my office and go home. Obtaining a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, my wife rubbed my arm immedi ately, and again at night-time. Tho result was almply marvellous, for the next momme tho pain was all gone; and up to the present I havo not Shod the slightest return ef it. I rccammond all suffering from rheumatism and similar pains to use St. Jacobs OU, and feel fully convinced that they will find great b.enoflt from its use.—l am. dew sir. yours fcjSggS^ w WARnEN Tho above testimonial ja froip a Jewing im porter in Sydney; the original can bP SAon af any time at tho agent's office, Corns and Chilblains Disappear, Christchurch, Now Zealand, Juno 24, 1882. Dear SiraV-During the winter season of last rear having been on duty as momber of the I™ed Constabulary force at tho New Zealand K*bibitirori suffered from corns and °h>n>lains On tho recommendation of a friend I used i>c na o mnn who understands mlo va^uja or iruui.— you™ Constoblo DAJfiW. Su^ivan. Witaos" y/tobort S. Walpolo, Secretary New Zoaland International Exhibition. How a Useless ArmWw Restored In Ten nr the Exnorisnco of Edward L. Gbkkk, E?lXyoSfmvi« at Auekand, N.Z. Auckland. Now Zealand, August 0,1883. Moasrs M. Levy and Co^ Aucklana, jnow Dear Sirs,-I have great pleasuro ie Bating I had occasion to use St. Jacobs OUtor i inpW injury I received to my shoulder in^Juno, W& nid from that date unbl July W™M"oj" use my arm, and found great a«oiflttm writiriß I applied to medicalmen and used all can work with my saw or eagp M well as ever I did, and can strongly reopmraend ttos ou io any onesuffering from rousoularaflmei^, Yon dai make what use you pleftßß « *l|lettey W pfotho^^ma^de^S^yogra <BY SPpOfAI. APPOINTMENT.) (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition-) [MAY BE PROCURED EVERYWHERK, QUABT ANDHNT BOTTLES. PURCHASERS ARIToIoTfONED AGAINST SOLE AGENT (Wholesale) t^~ ARTHUB H. NATHAN. "DEDUCTION IN FIRE BATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY' CAPITAL ONE MILLION STERLING. FIRE RISKS taken on the most LIBERAL TERMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. - UNDOUBTED SECURITY. GEO. P. PIERCE, Manager.



THE ORIGIN AND DESTINY OF THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN RATIONS, OR HISTORY INVESTIGATED BY THE LIGHT OF SCRIPTURE." Tliu SKCOND LECTURE of the Series will bo delivered by Mr H. W. FARJNALL, In the Lecture Hall of tlio V.M.C.A. Rooms, Corner of Albert and Wellesley-streets, on WEDNESDAY, November 21. Subject : "The Wanderings op tiik Triiies op Dan and Simeon, the First Tribes to Arrive in Britain." Doors open at 7.30. Lecture to commence at ? p.m. Admission—One Shilling. Tickets for the Course of Lectures (Five Shillings) to be ob tained at Messrs Champtaloup and ICooper's, Queen-atrec.t. LECTURE AT PONSONBY HALL By G. W. GRIFFIN, Esq. A Lecture will be delivered by G. W. Griffln, Ksq., United States Consul, in aid of the Baptist Band of Hope, in Ponsonby Hall, on FRIDAY, November 23. Subject: -DENMARK AND THE DANES.' Among other interesting reminiscences Mr Griffln will describe a visit to Gypsoy Camp, in the North of Jutland. Selections of Music dur ing the evening. Chair to be token at 7.30 p.m. Admission: Is ;• Reserved Seats, Is 6d. Meetings. AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF J\. CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 303. Tho Members of the above Branch are sum moned to attend a Special Mooting on TUES DAY, November 20, to Elect Diatriot Branoh for Now Zealand. J. A. PARKES, B.S.r ANNUAL MEETING OF THE WESLEYAN HOME MISSION. Tho abovo Meeting will bo hold In the School room of tho Pitt-street Wesleyan Church on WEDNESDAY EVENING; chair to bo taken at 7.30 o'clock by tho Rev. A. Reid. Addreason will be delivered by several European and Maori Ministers attending the District Meeting, and an Abstract from tho Raportof the Society's work will bo read, and tho District Final clal Statement will be submitted. A Collection will be made on behalf of the Home Mission Funda. TpIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. A Mooting of Delegates of tho abovo will bo held In the Working Men's Club on FRIDAY EVENING, at half-pnit 7. Business : Tho Election of Chairman, Sec retary, and Treasurer, Every Delegate Is requestod to attond. GEO. W, HISLOP, Shipping. T~_r npHE NEW ZEALAND .*»S2!tA A SHIPPING CO.'S "SsaSsilL BARQUE~OANYMEDE, FROM LONDON, All Claims and Accounts against tho above named vessel in respect of her inward careo must bo rendered to tho undersigned in tripli cate on or beforo WEDNESDAY, tho 21st hist, at noon, otherwise they cannot be recognised. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMrANY (Limited), Agents. JL^f _ ir\EVONPO}IT STEAM -L* FERRY COMPANY" r ALTERATION 0K SUNDAY TIMETABLE. On and after SUNDAY next, Joth Instant, tho First Morning Boat will loavo North Shoro at 8 U.III, Instead of 0.30, and Auckland at 9,30 In stoad of 10 a,m.; and, at tho ronuost of a larijo numbor of residents, au Additional Trip will bo nmdo In tho Evening, loavjng Norfh Shoro at !i, 15 and Auckland at 9.15 p.m. J. R. D. BAKER. Trattlc Manager. Gazette In Bankruptcy, T N BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "Tho Dobtors and Creditors Act, 1878," and tho sovoral Aoto amend ing tho samo, and of tho Bankruptcy of J amkh Smith .Tohnstonh, of Auckland, Hotolkoopor, a Debtor. This Is to notify that Jiunes Smith Johnstons, of Auckland, In tho Provincial Dlstrlot of Auck land, nud Colony of Now Zealand, Hotolkecpor, kas this day Hied a Btatumcnt that ho Is unable to moot his ongagomonU with Tils Creditors; tho First Mooting of Creditors will be hold at tho Supromo Court-houso on TUESDAY, tho 27th day of Novcmbor, 1883, ut 11 o'clook In tho Dated at Auckland Oils 20th day of Novom bor, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty thr°°" (Signed) G. W. BASLEY, ■ * Deputy Registrar. O. M. Qujntar. Dobtoy'B Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. jn BANiptypTcr. 11l th.o matter oi " The Debtors and Creditors Act, JB7O,"»nd tfeoseycral AcUomendlnß Uio same, and ot tho Bankruptcy ot William Henkv Patterson, of To Aroha, In tho ProvinolJil District of Auckland, colony ot Now /,oaland. Storekeeper, a Debtor, This is to notify that William Ilenry Pftttor son, of To Aroha, In tho Provincial Dlstrlot and Colony aforesaid, Storckeopor, has this day tiled a statement that he Is unablo to meet his engagements with his isrodlto.a: tho First Mooting of Creditors to bo hold at the Supremo Court Buildings, Auckland, at It o'clock In tho foronoon on WEDNESDAY, tho 28Ui day of November, ÜB3. q __. fiopiil-y Hoglslrar. HunnEs & Qborge, ■fehortlapd-stroet, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Bald Dobtor. Drapery. WE £ LESLEY HOUSE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LOVETT Bogs to Inform his cuß.tonjors and tho publlo that h.o has returned to busjnosa, and Is now prepared to lake Orders tor Gontlomon'B QUmw 98 usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hats, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Bolts, Braces, Umbrellas, Gloves, &0., &o. A. LOVETT, WELLE SLEY-STREET. Almanac. ■ ■ • - ■ • ■ * ■ . BBETT'S AUCKLAND ALMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK FOB 1884. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, At tho request of tho Booksellers and a num ber of Advertisers, It Is intended this year t» ISSUE THE ABOVE WORK EARLIER THAN USUAL, In prdor to supply tho Jarge orders from tho Out-districts in amplo tlmo BEFORE THE NEW YEAR. Adycrtlsors wil (jbligp, therefore, by placing MR W. E. HAY, tho CpiipjO^Oß, to possession of their copy at ,tho earliest xiosslbjo timn, THIS POPULAR HANDBQOS, wh|«h Is used as a Work of Daily Reference by Settlors pa bßsincss and other mattors throughout tho year, and Is Inquired (or by all Strangers and Visitors, }8 th 9 PEST MEDIUM of pOUNTRY ADVERTISING IN NEW ZEALAND, The issuo of 1884 will contain a DIARY OF HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES for dally use, aad ot))Pr Npvel Features. mpLEPHONE LINE OF COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA. TIMS TABLE! ..Leave POBT-OFFioB. DBVpim)BT, at 9.30 a.n_ an4*.i»P,m. Leave TAKApuwA Scnoot-ffoo^ at 10.30 a.m. and 5.14 p.m, Sundays-From Poßtofflce at 10.20 a.m. and 8 wn., P nn # a ( t > ll.Ma. m; and p sP 3 .m. i



JVCUIUI O'BRIEN.—On November 20, Honora, tlio only and beloved daughter of Patriok J. and Agnes O'Brien; aged 3 months. The f unoral will leavo her paron ts' residence, Aloxandra-stroot, on Thursday, at 3 o'clock. Friends pleaae accept tois invitation. Wanted. WANTED, n Man used to Banow-work ; North of Ireland preferred.—Apply to John McLaußhlan, Bask Road, Eden Terrace, Auckland, WANTED, two Joiners.—Apply on the Job, top of Nelson-street. WANTED, an Engineer with certificate, for River Steamer.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, a first-class Coppersmith.— Apply Branston and Forstor, Albort street. ' WANTED, Brass Instruments.—Apply to Captain Graham, Lower Vincent street. WANTED, by a New Arrival, who lias been accustomed all his life to Farming in all its branches, a Situation as Working Manager on a Farm.—Apply to Mr T. B. Hill, Chemist, Auckland. WANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once, at A. Wright's, Shortland-Btreet. WANTED, a Coachsmith.— \V. & C. Bastcn, Coachbuilders, Wakcflold-streot, Auckland. WANTED, a Paperhanger. — Apply sharp to G. Glasscow, King-street, l'on eonby. W' ANTED, a good Coat Hand; also, good Tailoresses. — Apply to Munro and MillTgan, Hobßon-street, ANTED, a Working Manager for the Bay cf Islands Waggon and Carriage Co. (Limited). — Apply to Uio Secretary, at Okaliutu. WANTED, a Job by an experienced Joiner; (ia a day; very handy to a oabinotmaker.—Apply Vurnon House, College ANTED, a Respectable Boy about 14. —H. P. Gibbons and Co,, Hobßon-Btreet. ANTED, 2 Strong Boys. — Apply Dock Iron Works, Customs -street. ANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to Mr Barton, Star Offlco. WANTED, a clean, active Boy, to assist in waiting.—Apply E. Waters, Queen street. WANTED, an Intelligent Lad for an Ofllco s ten shillings a week.—Apply, in own handwriting, to Box 85, Poßt-olHco, Auck lmul. WANTED, a Young Lady Assistant.— Apply IlpmuP and Harm», TX7"ANTED, first-class Barmaid for up- TT stairs city bar. — Apply Cosmopolitan Hotel. "WTANTED, 2 Barmaids at onoo; also, T T 10 Servants (cjty). Oflloes pp«n until li. —Holghton and Co., Agents, 177, Quoon-ttrout. WANTED, a Situation for a House keeper, with. 0110 child I years of ligo. —Heighten and Co., Agents. 177, Qucon-atreot. WANTED, a little Girl, 12 or 13 years 'of ago.—Apply Mrs Martin, Fruiterer, Hobaon-streot. WANTED, a Smart Tidy Girl to do Light Housowork and assist In Shop.— Apply at thin offlco, WANTED, a strong Girl for gonoral Housework; ono accustomed to children preferred.—Apply Mrs Easdown. Queen-stroot. ANTED, a Nursogirl, botwoon 12 and 11 years of ago.—Apply Mm Tom- Hiißon. Barrel Hotel. I'amell. WANTED, a Mother's Help.—Apply to Eden Terrace Ppst plflce, Nfiw Norm Road. ' WANTED, immediately, a Goneral Sorvant for family of two.—Apply Mrs G. A. Martin, at Dr. Phllson's, Grafton Road, any night after 0 o'clock. WANTED, a good Goneral Sorvant; roforoncca required,—Apply »o Mrs W, Wlnstono, WilUam-stroet. WANTED, several General Servants, town and country; two oxporlonccd Mon, Commission business.—Grant & Croasan, 177, Quuon-stroot. WANTED, a Gonorol Sorvant.—Apnly, ' for address, to Mr Reid, Grqcor, Vfc toria-Bti'eot ' W" ANTED, a Good General SutTant.— Apply Mrs Dawson, U , Wellealpv«trout, noxt Baptlßt Cliapel,. WANTED, a Gonoral Soryai^; good references ronulrod.—Apply, after blx, to Mrs Osborno, Olty itopd, WANTED, a General Sonant; wages, 15b por week,—Apply to Matron Lock Hospital. WANTED, a 5 or 0-roomcd Cottage by a good tenant; atato ront—Apply to John and E. Loydon. Auotionoors, Queon-dtroet. WANTED, by a good tenant, a Houso in town (for £1 per wock) of not less than .1 rooms—Address "B.I 1.," !»rAK otllce. WANTED, a Pnrtnor with tT>OO in a good Business.—Apply "J.T.," Stau Offlco. WANTED, an activo Partner in tho Grain, Produce, and Firewood Iluslnoss with a capital of £250; a working man preferred. —Apply Box SO', Poßt-offlcc, Auckland. WANTED, ovorybody to sec tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and HaU at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-Btreot, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. WANTED^-Wlion ypn ap |n H^bapn strootco i mid'sfiu H)o large and phoico stock of Moaglol Twoods jußt oppned for tho ooming season, at Munro and Milligan'B. WANTED, tho Men to Know two im portant things. Ono Is that Damplor Is Making to Order Bfon's Elastic Sido French Calf Boots for li.a, 'and soiling a strong lino of Men's E.S. Boots for Bs—fit D/implcr's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (neijt Hpneon-stront). ANTED to Rent or Pmchnoo, n Jloijgii of aboui 8 poina, within 20 minntcs walko? post Offlpp.—Apply ItlljhAnl- Bon Sc Crawlßy. PI, Quoo<i.-9tr<;et. WANTED to Purchase, n Pingy s«it ablo for 3-ton Yacht. State ul^o and price.—Apply Dingy, Stau Office. ANTED—Wanted to Soil, vory choap, Crosao and B|ackwc}J'B Cftlvos Koot Jelly, Only Is 6d Bottlo: Largo Sardine, only Sd Tin; Kobson'g Pnt«nt Groata. only 6d TJn, i for lid, fisDozon: Arrowroot, 3d lb., Packets 51bB, for Is Id.—H. Watt. Pltt-atrcot, . WANTED to Soil, a first clnsa Bioyclo, in very good condition, 50 inches high; vory cheap.—Apply to Mr J. Stubbs, Avon- Btreot, Conqnest Placo. Parnell. WANTED, to sell, vory cheap, 14 gross of good lilnck Ink, only o<l por dozon, 7s per gross; Rod Horrlngs, ilto for Od, 2b 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract of Soap, four for 6d, Id packets, 8d dozen: Split Poos, Mbs for 1b ; Treacle, Id lb; good Coifeo, Is iA lb, 18 lb by tho 71b tin; Nutmogs, 8d ounce, 3b 6d lb; gooil Onions Mbs igt 1b ; nnw Chooso, Sd lb; Raisins and Currants, wlb i Lemon Pflp], U i& : Wino Glivases, 2d, Is 6d doKOii; \Vntor Bottles, (Hi, tyo for lOd ; Docantora, Is and IBOd each j Christmas Cards vcrjO cheap; Safety Matches only Sd: Excrolso Books, 2d ftnd 4d fifty loaves.', Is Od and Ss dozon: Pens, 6d box ; lot of ohcap Baskote, Is to Is 9d; Tart Tins, four for 6d, nlno for Is; Pio Dtflhcs, 6d to Is 3d; Sponges, Id to In od.—ll. WATT, Pltt-stroot ' ' " ' ■\T_rANTED KNOWN-Selteogpnes, for Yy making "Crated Waters. — Charles Kolsoy & Pq.', 120, QUo6n : street. " WANTED SE^N—The Ltfdies' Housb Boots for 3s 9d*, handßQn)o Sown ditto (with go'.oshed toes) for Is 8d; Ladies' E.S. Kid Boots, 5s 6d—at Dampler's Now Boot Shop, Vio toria-street (near Hobson-Btrcet). WANTED KNOWN-Firpfc-plass Prino Awarded at the lato Auckland Agrlpnl tural Show for Robloy's Dlgostivo Meal for Porridge, DißOßtivo Brown Broad, Digostiro BißCiiita; Robloy's Superior Food for Infanta. All orders for Robley s Digostive Brown and White Bread loft at Gladding and Stainton's Railway Bakery, Mount Eden, or 59, Groy streot, will be attended to.—J. Robley. WANTED KNOWN, that H. Stovon son, lato of Wellington, has opened a Dining Room in Customs-Btroot Woßt (opposite Gleeson's Hotol), called tho Welcomo Dining Rooms, and has spared no cxponso in fitting it out for tho comfort of his patrons. All Meals Od; Good Beds Is. Board and Lodging, 18s per weok. \%T ANTED, the Ladies to know that TT K-inrp and Mijlfean have eocuredthe services of a flfst-class Milliner) and aVp ho* prepared to supply irjilllnery in q.\l ita branches on the shortest notion, ANTED KNOWN — Lawn "Tennis and Crickotwaro of roliablo make.— Charles Kelsoy & Co., two doors below Morrin'a, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN —In Jewellery, Gliarlos Ifolsey & Co. keop nothing but real Silver and real Gqjfl. - Charles If olspy & Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongcra. WANTED KNOWN, that every de- Bcription of Crockory and GlaßSwarp can be obtainod at tho lowost prices at Bpylan and Tanfleld's, Just below Savings Bank, WANTED KNOWN —We have ro coivod Sateons, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowors, &c, &o. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c, LadiOß' and Childron's Underclothing well-flnished or made to order; Kiltings npijily niado at''Mrs White's, Drapor, ParnflU. WANTED KnownI —Christmas Oara's— Charlos Kolsoy & Co. have tholr usual Large Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. ■WANTED KNOWN-Cheap Timber ! T T Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds of Bulldfng Materials, can be purchased oheappr and"bcttpr than anywljere e)se af tl)p yar^fl of D. Bolpie. Albett-stpagt;" WANTED KNOWN-Dampior's 4th Shipment-t)f PIANOFORTE :MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at Cd (no higher price). He is happy to inform Professors, Pvtnpipftls of Schools, and the Public that it gon siste alniost entirely th(s time of Ploce Music much of it by the moat eminent authors. Those who can bettor afford to pay 6d than is for pro clsoly thfi sJ.T^e music (and none of it second hand), sr ?uld"now liJ-iSi a stoclt.-At Dainplor's Hobson street Shop. WANTED KNOWN PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Dlscasos. THE BLOOD IS LITE. If you want the best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellis s. He (Prof. EUIb) kindly offers to the Publio the best Liver Pills in town Or country; wonderful Corn Cure ; without pain; Worm Cakos; cure for Piles. Testimony daily inoreas ing. Secret Complaints of young men curod Medicated Vapour Baths givon a$ all hours.— Note the address: No. ijOB, UpperQueon-street (noxt Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis,



"PARTNERSHIP.— Thore ia an Opening JL for a Partner in a thoroughly sound busi ness, which is capable of great extension. Capital required, about <35W).—Apply, for iuter vicw, " S. J.." Stab ofltee. OATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, Customs-street Weßt, with sails or without. Also Boats For Sale. EE Ooodson's Alphabetical List on last column on 4th page. EQUIRED, by a Young Man in busi nes", Select Board and Residence in a Private Family in the City, where no other lodgers are kept; musical preferred.—Apply, stating terms (which must ue moderate), to Muse, Star Office. HAMES VALLEY-ROTORUA RAILWAY.-Oxford Contract.-Wanted. Navvies for the abovo contract. Wages, 8s per a7' MERCER & MARSHALL, Contractors. /^OOD, LARGE VOLCANIC ALLOT \JC MENTS. VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS. Wanted known, that Messrs Bibby & Fletcher have a few very choice Building Sites for sale, situate at Mount Eden, and commanding one of the finost views in the district. Entirely free from stone; stands high, and fronting good road. One-fourth Cash ; balance aB agreed: but as an inducement, and to meet the purse of the poorest working man, the owners nave do cided to sell thesa cheap, and ontlrely free of interest on the unpaid balance. As upon the previous occasion, tho lots aro all oit'ored at a uniform prica. Early applicants will secure the choice.—Apply to BIBBY & FLESTCHER, Carpenters, Stonyhurst, Mount Eden. TO Gardeners.—Wanted, Gardener to attend to a small garden and conservatory near Government House. Regular work for two or more half-days (or as may bo arranged) eaoh wook; extra wages to thoroughly com pctent man.—Apply Box 107, beforo Wednosday next. WANTED KNOWN.—Another Revi val.—Men's long Leather BootLaoes, Id the pair, 9d the dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d the dozen; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2d: Shoe Hornß, 6d; Boot Glosb, Od tho bottle: Yellow SUlr Rools, 2s—at Dainplcr's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-Btroct). TTO U S E H O L D W O X D S. Two years have fully proved tho truth of it inAuokland—that many of Neil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS bavo, in hundreds of families, become Household Words. 1 DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without. Thoy aro used all over Now Zealand. A box sent to any ad- A favourite Bevorage for Indigestion and the Livor, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAD. Alj who have used it recommond it to thel friends if suil'erlng from Colds, 2s bottlo. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP la a special favourite for Children w Adults. w™~* yvEp TONIC, Suporipr to Router's 1410 Syrup, at lesa than hau tho price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. • Hundreds are declaring how much good Neil and Clltford'g have done them, 2s 6d bottlo, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND BARSAPARILLA, 2s cd. or 6 lioltlea 10s; and many other tilings too niunorous to mention here. Being tho Largest Importers ot Brltlnh and Amorican HKItBS in the Colony, aru able to supply wholoaalo or retail, on the most reason able terms. Consultation porßOnal or by lettor. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Hbrbambtb, Wki.i.kbi.uw-ht. Kast, Auoslamu. Electori^L ■jt 0^ T 1 P X HELENS VIUiB TOWN DIBTRIOT BOARD. Whereas UlO undoraigned Commissioners (ft)— Alfrexl Novillo Lester .. .. 35 Henry Ballans 34 Isaac MoLeod 33 Henry Charlton Powell .. ..31 Daniel Stewart 20 On tho majority of votes, havo boon duly elected to tho ofllco of Commissioners for Uio Helons vlllo Town District Board, I borobr appoint MONDAY, tho 20th day of November, 1883, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, to bo tho time, and tho Court-houso, Holcnsvillo, to bo tho place for holding Oio First Mooting of tho Commissioners of tho said District, THOMAS O'JIELL. I ' Returning Officer. November 19lh, 1883. " Public fyotlccg. p A U T I 0 N. Tho Public aro horoby Informed that D. S. ADIK has nkvbh had auUiorlty to Collect Accounts on behalf of tho Evening Stau, and that ho is no LOMOHR connected In any way with tho olllce. IMPOUNDED in tho Mount Eden Public Pound, on November 18,1883, by the Rangor, 1 Choatnut Home with white face, no brands visible.—lf not claimed boforo HlO 2nd day of Docombcr, will bo sold to pay oxpensoa. —A. Crookott. Poundkeopor. STAMMERING. STUTTERING. Mr LOWELL MASON, 8.A.. begs to an nounoo that ho has just arrived in Auckland (on his way South), and that ho will undertake to Curo any Pornon wltji any Jjnpodlinont in the tftoepi). How6vo«'bail tl)0 pjisp, a Curo will lm Guaranteed.. No euro, no pay, Charges vor)' modorato,—Mr 1+ JIASON. at Mrs Bir mingham'B, oppoelto Prlnoo of Wales Hotel.— Api'ly hy letter or personally. ARCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. N 0 TIC X- Mn JfIHN HENRY JOUNING is appointed Inspector for the above district under "The Adulteration of Food Prevention Act, 1883." QEORqE CIULTON. Hoard Office, '' Chairman. ' Arcii Hjli; yoYornbor 20,1888. riOKE, 0 0 X R. C 0 X E. HaTing pnrohndod tho whole of Gas Com pany's Coko in Dovonport, wo nro prepared to Sourer ataospe,-ton. „& R pm)KR TWT O T I C E. I haro Just rec6lvedfrom Rothorhain's Watch Factory U Gouts' BUST QUALITY SILVER ENGLISH HUNTING WATCHES, Blx 110108 Jewollod. These Watches, made to my own order, aro extra heavy ca«od, and boar Uio name on oval plate F. H. Lowlsson. Each Watch Is accompanied with a guarantee for two years. Prloe, Hi. T. H. LKWISSON, QCEBS-STBEET (Oppoelto Union Bank). IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF SAMUEL PASCOE. OF HAMILTON, WAIKf TO, SI'ORKKEEPER. All Olutma against tho aboro Assigned Estato (accompanied By statutory dodarntion) must bo ftrwai'ded to me by noon ot TUESDAY, tho 27th November inst WOIJAM THORNK, Solicitor to the Trustees, Quoon-fltreet and Vulcan Lano, ■ Auokland. November 13,1963. COKE. -THE AyCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMiTHDirttURyBYOKS OF LiqirAHßAT', AtJD P.OWR.R,' Invite ordors for ttipip Cflkp at tho lollpyring rates (fpr c«ah), do livcpod by the Company, In their socks, within One Mile ot tlip Gasworks; Iqnger distances at Hroportlonato rate I—Per sack, 3 bushels, is 6d; vo aooka, fp 3d; ton sacks, or J ton. Us (id; twenty sacks, or 1 ton, 22s fid. The valuo of Gas Coko is now bettor appreciated uian it formerly was. SJneo wo brought tho BUbJoot under tlie notlco of householders, many havo habituated themselves to its uso, both, for rcgieters and ranges, and would now dceHne all overtures to uso any other solid fuol. Wo rocommond those who do not use Coko to adopt the following plan:—First, sond to tho Gas Company for a low bags of tholr Household Coke—Just the quantity that can bo taken into the promises conveniently, bearing in mind that, weight for woight, coke is noarly doublo the bulk of coal Next, having oloaned tho grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill thorn with coke (tho largor lumps may bo used for this purposo); upon this foundation lay yonr kindlings and local coals. Now start your fire, and replenish often with small quantities of local coals. Those whq loam this, tho A B C of laying a fire, for cooking a breakfast, will not readily l'(>r.ego the most certain and 'quickest method with solid fuol. For the mode of burning Gas Coko with out coal soo advortisument in ' Horald." ' "VTEW ZEALAND FROZEN. MEAT AND STPRAGE COMPANY (LIMITEp), L.ATE FJSHER & CO. (LIMITED), NOTICE, For ftll Cosh or Moneys paid to. the SpyvanU op Offlcors of the Cpnipany a.fter tho 30th NQYombop nojft, a Roooipt on tho Oom.pany'6 Printed Forms mwat be taHen, as thoso Rocoipte alpnp will 00 rooogniacd. By order of theß,oard.' J. C. FIRTH, Chairman. ■jWT O T I C E. OWING TO THE DESTRUCTION BY FIRE Of port qf my promlsoß, I beg to Inform mj ellonts that I havo made arrangomontß for tho EXECUTION OF ORDERS AS USUAL, and would ask thciF kind forbearance lor an j short delay under the unfortunate cir cumstances. Having A LARGE STOCK IN BOND, and now in nartQur, ond a.lso only the North Division of my premises being degtroyod, there will be no difficulty in, MY BUSINESS BEING CARRIED ON AS . HERETOFORE IN THE ADJOINING WAREHOUSES, NO3. 37 atjd 39, Loayer Qpebst-btbeet, COUNTING-HOUSE and OFFICES at THI STORE LATELY OCCUPIED BY G. R. McNAB. ARTHUR H. NATHAN.



1U JJCib mo LET, two Rooms, with a fireplace. JL Rent, Cs6d per week. Cross-street, Now ton. See paper in window. TO LET, Furnished, in town, Front Room, suitable as Bed and Sitting-room.— Apply StAit Office. frio LET, a 4-roomed Cottage in Avon- JL street, Conqueat Place, Parncll.—Apply Edward Sweeney. 0 LET, Houses 4 to 12 rooms. For Sale, Farms, Houses, Allotments, Busi nesses, Hotels.—Grant & Crossan, 177, Quoen-st. 0 BE LET, the Great House, top of George's Bay Road, Upper Parnell, with or withont the furniture. Commanding site.— W. E. Sadler. TO LET, a Family Residence in Pon sonby Road, containing 8 rooms, ftUert with gas, water, and other conveniences; de tachea wash-house with copper. — Camden House, corner of Anglesea-streot. 0 LET, 7-roomed House St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. — Apply Francis Hull, Queen-street. TO LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sitting Room, with use of kitchen.—Apply Mrs Ptuiree, Nicholson Cottage, Pitt-Btreet (lop of Grey-street). TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom.—Apply for directions to Mr Edwards, Grocer, Newton Road.^ TO LET, Grafton Koad, 12-roomed Residence, with every convenience, com manding grand view; large grounds.—H. Par tlngton, Estate Agent, Stlchbury's Buildings. TO LET, Shops, with three apartments, cornor of Wellesley and Elliott-streets. Rent, 25s por week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellealey-street East. 0 LET (Remuera), Superior Furnished House of eight rooms for three mouths 'roui Ist Decembor next. The House is beauti fully situated, hear main road, and within easy access to town either by omnibus or rail. Good Garden and out-housos.—For particulars apply to William Dinnlson, Agent. Nowmarket. . TO LET, those first-class Business Pre mises situated in Queen-street, imme diately opposite Messrs Morrin and Co., at present occupied by Messrs Cochrane and Co., Auctioneers, This is a grand opportunity to secure a flrst-class Business Stand, and very suitable for an auctioneer, Will bo vacant about the 28th inst.—For full particulars apply to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen street, r\FFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, \_7 In City Chambers, oorner High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatorios and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonold, House and Estate Agent, Shortlaiid-Btreet. Funeral Notices. ODDFELLOWS, MANCHESTER UNITY. Brethren of tho Order aro respectfully re quested to meet at tho residence of Bro. J. 11. Ramsden (Loyal Dunedin Lodge), George-street, Ponsonbv, on THURSDAY NEXT.at 10.30 a.m., to attend tho Funeral of his late wife. G. R. McNAB, District Grand Master. November %>, 1883. Corporation Notices. /"IITY. OF AUCKLAND.. " jtoULTEnATIQfTnpiiEVENTJON AGT AMENDMENT ACT, J883," Notice to hereby given that tho abovo Aot comes into operation on Oio lßt of December next. Tho attention of Wine and Spirit Mer chants, Bakers, and Deolors in all descriptions of Food, Milk, Drugs, Sec, &c., &c, is directed to the provisions and requirements for a com pliance with the provisions of this Act. and of the " Adulteration of Foods Act of 1880." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Ctork's Offlco, November 13,1883. SOS Borough Notices T>o ROUGH QF EAR NELL. WATER SUPPLY. Notlco is honsby givpn that all persons intend: ing to avail thcnißolvcs of a Supply p,f Yriitaf from tho Borough Works are required to, make early application, fqr t|ip same to, tho Town Cl° 8, REYNOLDS, Town ClovU. 15th Novcmbev, 1881. County Notices. i~IOUNTY OF VVAITEMATA. Notleo is horeby given that Mr JOHN JAMES has been appointed Clork, Treasurer, and Ro tuming Oflleer to tho County, tmd is authorised to rocelve all Rates payable ftt tho pfflcp,of fto County, TJie Offlce q( tho Council has also been romovod from Cooinbcs's Chambers to Mr Jamcß's Office, Shortland-Btroct, Auckland; and in future all communications on County matters are to bo addressed to Sir. James. itf Oidoi' ot tho Council. OLIVER MAYS, Chairman. Novombor 16,1883. Direct Supply Store. "VfEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! J3I HI NEW 111 GOODS !!! -BEAUTIFUL^" '^C H E A P THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE. Wb have groat ploasurp in announcing that wo havo just opened up, bx ZcSalandlaand Lalra, 51 orates and cases, being Tub Finest Assortment op Goods Ever Offichud in Auckland. An these goods have been all solectod by Mr Hanohabd in tho English and Continental markota, we feel confident that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taato they arq uupqwHoil, We liaro some beautiful goods In MAJOLICA WARE, comprising Floworpote, Jardinlores, Vases, Begonia Plates, Tea Seta, Jugs, &o. A ohoioe variety of FLOWER STANDS. Tho Gilded and Painted Flowor Stand at Ss is a marvel. In GLASSWARE wo havo somo nico goods, including Engraved Wines, Clorots, Cham pagnes, Decanters, Clarot Jugs, Water Jiigs,&c Somo beautiful BUhjocte in TSEIHIA COTTA Ware, CHINA FIGURES —An immenso variety, well worthy of inspection/ GLASS and OHIN. A YABES-A magnificent Bolecllon. ALBUMS-^vpry cheap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES wo can now show a very largo assortment, and all splendid value. We havo several now designs in MOUS TACHE.OUPS & SAUCERS—quito out of tho common inn of patterns. Also. Fanoy Condlcstloke, Clocks, Brooohos. Seta, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkorchiof and Glove Boxes, Ladies' Bags and Baskets, Purses, Pocket Books, &c, &c. Wo would also remind customers that while procuring: such a varioty of FANCY GOODS the USEFUL has not been neglected. On the contrary, wo have now a Largor Stock than ever. It is impossible to enumerate all the Handy Time-savino, and Useful Ho.use noLD Requisites ' ' That we havo opened, but would shortly say that wo hayp neatly everything in that line whlafy' pan' possibly bo roquiroa. and would draw'spooi'al attention to tho f aot that tho Low Prices of the articles bring thorn within the reach of all. HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, 249, QUEEN-STUpi?'? Groceries- CITY TEA MART, GROCERY, ANE PROVISION STORK, Established for tiie Pchposk of Suppi,y • •. mo Families witij -TEAS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS Op Best Quality at Wholesale Pbices. The Subsorlbor, with a vlow to still furthoi increasing tho bualnoas of tho City Tra Mart has determined to make cons I jdpr_.ble HEDUC TIONS from tho Prices now Doing charged ir Auoklpd and'suburbs. ' NOW ON SALE 6LB. TINS of RICH, STRONG DARGEEWNC FLAVOURED TEA, H& eacr, ' ***** Splendid. WHITE TABLE SUGAR, Id perlb. HOBART TOWN JAMS (choice assortment) 5s Bd per dozen 2LB. TINS FAMILY TEA, 3s Gd uach PRIME CANTERBURY SAMS a,nd BACQJ AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GROCERIES ANP PROVISIONS AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TQ WITH DESPATCH, Highest Price given for. RRpDUCE, am (ivory possible inducement Offered to faoiittati ar^d encourage business, Ploase note tho address- RM RSft- WHOLESALE TEA MERCHANT ANt GROCER, VICTORIA AND AMJEBT-STBEETS, AUCKLANI



cur auiv. FOR SALE, a four-roomed Verandah Cottage and Threo Allotments, on Uuild ing Socioty terms, situate in Leamington Road, ; Mount Helen ; al3O, several other Lots at low ' mt"p. on very easy terms.—S. Surrnan, General • j fcilore, Mount Eden Road. t T^OR SALE (on account of owner leaving !X 1 Colony), a Well-established Hairdressing Husiness, combined with Tobacco and Fancy Goods Trade.—lnquire W. A, Peterson, 23, ■ Wyndham-street. OR SALE (Cheap), a large Tank Stand, nearly new; also. Sewing Machines, &c, at Herbert H. Smith's Oven and Range Alanu factory, Auckland Ironworks. Durham-street, FOR SALE, a Number of Cheap Busi nesses. To Let, Shops, Houses, and Farms.—Hoighton and Co., Agents, 177, Queen street; TTIOR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, i JO rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot: also, 3 Now Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, £100 and £150 lo lend on mortgage.—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, cheap, and oh terms to suit purchasers, a lot of first-class s;trong American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackio, Lower Vincent-street. FOR SALE, 10 Acres of Land close to Whau Bridge: also 40 Aercß at Hunua.— Apply to J. F. Stewart, House and Land Agent, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane and High-Btreet. OR SALE, the Stock-in-trade and Goodwill of an Established Payable Business. None but principals dealt with.— Apply at once to " W." Star Olllce. FOR SALE, 5-roorned Residence, Mount Eden ; large allotment planted with fruit and ornamental trees; magnificent viow.—H. Partlngton, Laud Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. TTIOR SALE (a Bargain), Flax Mill in full JP operation, with substantial House of six rooms (well fitted), and 2i acres good land. Situated in the Township ol Pokeno. Price low; easy terms.—Apply to Geo. L. Thompson, corner of Vulcan Lane and High-streot. FOR SALE, two Choice Allotments at Devonport, two minutes' walk from wharf; splendid sea viow.—Apply to Goo. L. Thompson, comer of Vulcan Land and High-Btreet. FOR SALE, a well-bred Draught Mare, 10 hands, rising 0 years, bay, quite sound, quiet, good in collar; any reasonable trial given.—Apply Mr Dickina, Carrier, Garfleld- Btrcot. Parnell. FOR SALE, Leasehold Property in City (20 years); first-class speculation, with 5 housos in first-olass order j a bargain.—H. Par tington, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, an Established Newspaper Property, published in one of tho most womtslnc districts of tha North Island, with leoso of Plant for a term, with cheap pur chasing olauso. Above, to a punlilng journalist or steady compositor, with a Tory littio capital, is a genuine bargain, and oan bo hail oheap. Full partioulors can b6 obtained from Mr Lang bridge, Stichbury's Bnildings, Auckland. F~ OR SALE, Victoria Avenue, a bran now Cottage of I Rooms and Skillion; nicely situated and overy convenience. Allot ment 33x100. Forty-eight years lcaso. Ground rent, £6 per annum. Price, only £130.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street, next Bank of Australasia. FOR SALE or Lease, Boarding-House and Shop. Contains 16 rooms besides tho shop; situated on a corner allotment in a good and convenient looallty.—Apply to Voile and Douglas, Houae and Land Agenda, Shartland-flt. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 260 acres; plenty of bush ai\d ahundant supply of water ; new House of five rooms and panto; nice position, about twenty fliUes from Auckland. Terms easy, rent low.—O, F, Evans, Land Agent WB_ EOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7*QQmed House in Viow Road, Mount ™_ji, with noarly 1 a»re land; cistern, boiler, woodhous 1, &o.; splendid viow; price low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Resi dence, 10 rooms, &c; allotment 52 x 300; View Road, Mount Eden; charming view; a bara;ftin. Also, in Mount Roskill Road, oapitAl Naw House, 7 rooms, and every coimmionco ; largo allotment; fine healthy Bltoj very cheap.— EDW. WAYTE. i. Morcantllo Chambers. mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous X Rolief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per hattlft- SHARLAND & CO. (opposite PpjUiffloe). LLQTMENTS For"*SSts":a;f 20s ber ioot, su.^tablo tor working men, in Pon sonby! House of Fivo rooms, furniture, &o.', Nowlonßoad, £300,; Grace-street (PopiionVy)— Allotments' *3 5s per foo,t: Devonpori--Allot ments at £212s pf x (Qat, 4 long list of city and Buburbftn.' I*oj)eiii6a, Houses, AHoUnehte, Shops, &o.; open" for inspection, — \vw iuiXlYEß, Coombes'fl C^uvmbers^ ' BILLIARD! TABILE.S, by Burrouahes and W^ttst and other colobratocl makers, landing px Qanyrjieftp.—■B. and A. Isaacs. CURE FOR INDIGESTION - TONIC BALSAM H* Gonulno Livor Regulator Price, S» a bottic-SHARLAND 8c CO, (opdoj site Poet-offlce.; .^___^__ DEVON POR T, 3TORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 80 Quartor-aoro Sections, in good posityjju. AVIII bo sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, near English Churoh. ■ 1 Largo liot near Mr. J. B. Russell's, 120 x 180, Terms very easy. 1 Lots. 47 * 230, on Lake Rood, n,nd adjoining FlaKStaffllin. ->-.. ---11 Good Allotmohte, 44 x m near Mr. J. B. Russell's, 20» per foot Must bo. sold.' '■ ■ 2 Lots (volcanic) in Korr-Btrect, 108 x \\B, Tjfith two cottages.' £550, very chpaji, 1 Lotncir Dlstrio^ SchppJ, gQpfl v»ew, 94 x 118. ■Pri(so «200, 5-Roorapd Hp.u.qe Jn Domaln-atroet, quite new. ' Pripo t&m, Apply 19 R. & R. DUDER, Devonport Stork. r\N SALE BY THE UNDEpiONED. 3CO SACKS FEED OATS S6O „ MILLING OATS 100 „ N.Z. MAIZE 50 I, FOWL WIIEAT Also, always an bpd-: Wood's Flo.cr. Bran, Sharps, Chafp, Onions, Cantorb.pry Potatobs, Auckland tftxr P<XTATQiSS,CORNBD BEKK, &C. Wholesale and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort-stroet (next to Customs-house). Tjl H >j C i^ N^ HI SAM. WHITE'S PKTCE LIST:- Bost Paling Fence of Puilrl Posts, Hphart Rails and Sft. Hobart Pallngß, or SftWH Heart Kauri, 6Gs per chain. Fence as above, with Split Kauri (Heart). 60s. Cheap Paling Fen?e. good useful fence. 455. Throe-rail Fonco, P.uriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 47s 6d. Samo In Tl-troo Rails, 425, Pioket Foncesof pvery description. Qates, from 7s 6d to lfe each, » AU kinds poncing MBWrt«.ls For Solo, at LowOßt Markot' Pr\csft, SAM. WHITE. Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold lllues & Co.). N.J3.—No connection with any othor White. ROB ROY CANOE For Sale, also a Suit of Yacht Soils in good ordcr.—.A.pply to Captain Lo Roy, Wharf. HARLAND'S CHERRY' PECTORAL, Absolutely the best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS. Price, ft fid and 4s 6d a Bottle SHARLAND fc CO.. opposite Post-office, TO YACHTSMEN AW OTHERS. For Solg, the fast and? well-known Yacht Toy. coppered and oopper-fastened throughout Wul 1 besoldab ft rgain.-A^to LEgßAiij Yacht Builder. &c. Customs-st West. r — Tenders. ' ri ENERAL CLOTHING CONTRACTS, > • Prisons Department. I WoUinitoti, 151U Noivombw', 1833, I Tenders are Invited for Uici goods, mentioned 1 at foot fdj. the year1 piuiing SJst Docember, 1881 Probable qUShtdtlos required are given, butth< Dopar" ti^ipnv does not bind itself to these or an j quantity. Prices to be f.o.b. at nearest port U tenderer, Goods must bo to weight and sample ' and if not according to tender, satisfootory good! ) will bo purchased and dobitod to contractor I The lowest or any tender not necessarily ao ' copted. Samples can bq scprj at the"prisons s Auokland, Wellington, Tov-Kice, Addlngton, ant Duncdjn. Tenders, murkod » Genoral Clothing Contract,"," shp\\ld ba aadresscd to tho Visitinc Justices, at any of the above prisons, by 1: o'clock noon on oth December, proximo. > CLASSES OF GOOD.S, . (1) Frieze, grey, 58 wldo, 40ozs to yard, 500 yds - 2) Serge, irtdigo dp do, 18ozs do, I,oooyds (3) Twoen, gyoy and btown, 501 n wide, 28ozs 530 yds oach ' (4) Tweed, Hborty and special class, 50 wide lGozstoyard, 200 yds oach (5) Plaiding, plain, as per sample, I,oooyds eacl (6) Plaiding, tartan, aa per aampio, SOOyds ) (7 Plaiding, \yh,ite, as per sample, I,sooyds (8) MolOskin, as por sample, 3,oooyds ' (!l) PuTiKtiro, bluo.'as per samplo, fiOOyds (li') Wincqy, grey and brown, as per sample ; 400 yds each ' v 5 (11) Flannel, white, strong, 09 pw sample, 1,00 (12) Flannel, w^tOi medium, as per sample, 50 r (:3) CMtce, bleached and unbleached, as pc sample, 4,oooyds each v^ 14) Shirting, twill, as por samplo, 2,oooyds. \ 15 Sheeting, utrong, as por sampjo, 3t,CMa 1G) Linen, check, taaample, lSuyds 17) oo Reached and unbleached, to sampk 800 yds OftCfl ' ■ ' j (18 TflTYolUng crash, to sample, SOOydB 1 (18) Hessian, striped do 150 (20) Silesia do 80ft ' (21) Canvas do,' 20Q , (22) Jean dq 1,000 1 (23) Fortw tlo ISO M >Y(ff3ted do 50 spindles ■ (23) 8 groa.s V.R. buttons, largo ;4 do small ; j gross composition buttons, largo, and gross small; 2 gross floxtblo buttons laTgo, and 1 small; 6 srross tape, 1 grosi a shoulder cord, i rtoss yos^ buckles, 6 (froa gross tTQUsov button^ 6 gross linen but tans, klyda wadding, sowing silk, sill twist, machine cotton and other threads (2?) Nails-Hot, 2JOlb ; Hungarian. 1501b ; peKB 6 3001b: iron sprigs, 501b ; hcolftnd toe t<ps o sodbz eaoh. Flax luid hqmp. knivos ayr\s t lasts, hammers, &Q., $0., as required A- HHME, Oapt., . inspefttorolPrtsops, TENDERS wantoa for Bulldlna twi Chimneyg,-AppJy on tbo. Job, top o Moi>t>.i-<itrcet. 3 Continued oil First Pago.



■iusi. ana i oniui. -J AS REWARD.—Lost a Boat, paint© JL " white and black, name " Stag " cut int the wood.—Apply to W. Artliur's Auction Marl OST, on Queen-street Wharf, a Lady' Satchel. Kindor rewarded on leaving a Northern Boot Manufacturing Company. LOST, last week, between Queen-strec and College Road, a Lady's Brooch se with pearls and rubies.—Finder rewarded oi returning same to Mrs Eagleslm, Wakefleld-st LOST, a Setter Bitch, brown-and-white at Remuera, about three weeks ngo.—Tei shillings reward will be paid tn any person re turning the dog to M. Moses, Shortland-streot. Board and Residence. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Eden Orescent, has Yacanciei or a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tlcman, with private sitting-room if required. Plunge and shower bath. mEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING JL ROOMS, corner of Wyndhain and Albert streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals at all hours.— Q. Johnston, Manager. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. VX HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Singleßoom 25spcrWcok Licensing Notices. T ICE N SING NOTICE. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANS FER OF LICENSE. I, JAME6 HAND, being the holder of a 'üblican's License in respect of the house known as the Kaipara Hotel, do hcroby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holdcn at Helens ville on the 3rd day of December, 1883, apply for a Transfer of the said license from myself to DAN McCLENNAN, my appointee. JAMES HAND. Dated the 17th November, 1883. Business Notices. JM. and J. MOWBRAY have removed • to Schorff s Buildings, Fort-street (oppo site Union Steamship Co.'s Office. GALE O~F BUSINESS. Tho undcrsignod has Sold his Stock-in-Trade and Goodwill to Messrs Clarke and Edwards, as from the <st instant Any Accounts owing to me, and paid to them, their receipt will bo sufflaient discharge. I take this opportunity of returning by sincere lanks to the numerous friends and patrons that so liberally supported mo during the time I have been in business in this district, and, at the same time commend my successors to your kind consideration. • ANDREW NOBLE, Newmarket, November \1, 1883. Referring to tho above, we trust old friends will continue their support to us as liberally as given to our predecessor. Customers will be waited upon ag usual, and orders kindly given will bo carefully and faith fully attended to, CLARKE AND. EDWARDS. "VT OTI C E Or REMOVAL. The OFFICES of THE BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED), and THE BAT TERY COMPANY, aro REMOVED to Nq, & Queen-street (upstairs). H. GILFfIjLAN-, Jun., Secretary. TO" c t i "ci iT FRKSHMEAT. Fresh Meat, FftESH MEAT. WILLIAM AVENELL Wishes to. C&.U the attention of the Residents and ■^ißitpre. of Dovonport and surrounding Districts that, having especial {.acuities,, he will supply fresh killed Meat every day during the coming hot season at prices that defy competi tion. Sausages, fresh daily; Lamb, from &Qd per quarter; Priwo Corned Beef (guaranteod sound at lowest rates). All orders from the cpuntry (by post or qtherwtsoi promptly attended to. He is also a. Casji Purohasor of Poultry, Dairy-fed Pwb, and Vegetables in any quantity. WILLIAM AVENELL, Butcher, Meat Bazaar, Beach Road, Devonpert NGR A M A N JD C~O~ ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Faotobt FiTTiNa, Pattern Making, Castings, Turning, Pipe SonßWii<o, &c, &c. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Made. Plans Prepared'and Estimates Gives. Agents foe All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINEffYr LupßjoA^NQ Oils, &0.. Onlcc and Works,! CORNER O.F VICTOBIA ANpi CPEBBQ-STOEET3. JSTevv Law Partnership. THE UNOERSHQNED beg to announce thai they havo Commenced Practico in Co-partner shipafl HARRISTEHS AND SOUCITOR3, In Chambers in lliqu-stiuiet, opposlt Mr W, Atkins Printing Office. . ■ ■ . E. W, BURTON. W. J. NAPIER, Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. i ■ ■ ' . ■ . : . ■ V ;-■■■'■ IH.JOU N I N G O» HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. COLLECTOR. &C Opposite Surrey Hills Estate, ARCH HILL. pHEAP AND GOOD CJTLERY THOMAS SAMUEL, IMPORTER OP CUTLERY, Has just received a good supply of all kindß, 0 TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of > - 5 Ivory and Bono Table Knivea, Pocket Knives Scissors and Roaors, Table Knives and Forks ii coses, suitable for wedding and complimentary presents; also, Electro-plated Ware, Siberia) Forks and Spoons, specially cheap value, Sidei ophron Forks and Spoons. haTing the lustr flnish and ring of Sterling SUve*. All the abov goods selling at very low prices, THOMAS SAMUEL, 108, QUEEN-STREET, Next to Mr Wcstpf ahl Bootmaker. Honey. AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK The Trustees are prepared to, L.opd Money c Freehold Securities. Application Jor Loai will_be received up to SA'VURttA.Y, the \\ DECEMBER, 1&83. ' R, OAMEgO^, na , . . ■ Manager. Temporary Oflicos; Darby-street> MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, o Kirst-olass Freehold Securities. . W. COLEMAN, Solicitor, National Insurance Buildings. TIATO £10,000 LENT on Bufldw I J I " Society principles, or on Qjthsr tern' to suit borrowers. Allotments bought an Houses built on Weekly Payment Systei Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List i Properties fw sale on ith page. Six per con allowed on money deposited for invcstpwr.t,- C< Williamson, Land, Estate, and Fwmoii Agont and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lajßp* Medical. FLESH FORMING FOOD tap litfcmt AICKIN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS prepared locally from malted coroals, a cording to the recipe of Baron Leibig. It is i APPROVED SUBSTITUTE for MOTHER'S MIM FATTENWO, NOURIBmNQ, and mViaOIUTMJO. Sold in Canisters at Is 6d. AT THE PHARMACY. QOKKN-STHWT, RATS! RATS! RATSS-U SHAB.LAND'S PHOSPHOR PAST'S Rate ent it greedily, and dio; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND fe CO.. opposite Post-offloe. LIVER REGULATINGr™~ ' A ICMN'S POtiOHPHYLLIN PILL Jt\.- No. A, are now known from Inveroarg to Mungonui as one of the most effoctivo rore dies for " SIiUGGISH LIVER," TorpW Dim tlvo^Function, Billiousncss, Ohronio Constip tion, Flatulency, &c. Thpy are a safe aporleu U®^^ l&mi®£s®k -a ■ ■ QOBHN-BTBEKT. TiR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYA! JLJ AND STEEL P-m<S,-Tho moatpopnls medioino of the day. prioo. 2e Bd a bO3L-Ool< riial Agonts, Sbarland & Co., opposite the Pos offloe, j ■ O T5 M £ All children suffor from them. If suapectcd, ask for the Certain Cure, SUARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packe Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poatofflce rriHß Best Preparation extant for promo) JL ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson LOnON FOR THE HAIR. It U prepare from the original formula of this eminei authority by Charles Butcher, Pharmacel tioal CVemlst (Victoria and New Zealand jnnotio.i of Pitt and Qrey-sti-eets. Auokland. TT ? P "R IT T E R, : i Importsu DIRKCT from the Manufactory, is PER BOTTiai. ■■•;.[]■■ AICKIN, THE P HARM AC . QUBEN-STKEET,



' I'craoniu. •• - >■; d TITRS WILLIS, who lost her husband 0 ITX nix weeks ogo in Chapel Square. wishes >. lo Tliank her Mends ond tho Public who sue g scriijoi £10 to help her to get a mangle. _.:. t \\7ILL the Party who received change of T T a £ln Note in mistake for £5 one, return 1 the same and save further trouble.to A. Taylor, Grocer, Victoria-street? . li "VTOTKJE.—WiII the Owners, or Owher, 1 _Li of Lots No.«. 1,3, and part of No. 2, Parian " of Pupuko, County of Hokianga, leave their • Address at the Star Office, and they will heftf * something to their advantage. : Ecclesiastical. MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHUROft. —Evangelistic Services This Evening, at ' 30 o'clock. Speakers: Rer. C. Carter, Pastor ' D. Whyjoek. and J. Brume. Special invitation. Come and Welcome. i Amusements. WESLEYAN CHDIBCH, ARCH HILL ' TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER : TAINMENT. : DUETTS. GLEES. SPELLING BEE. Admission—ls. Commence at 8 p.m. ■\T Z. O.G.T.—The Committee of the -I~\ • Excelsior Lodge Entertainment, to be leld in the Lodge-rooir., Franklin Road, TO MORROW (Wednesday), 2!st initant, wish to nform their Friends that thor hope to havo tho Concert over by half-past 8. Kef roahmonts will then be partaken of, and the rest of the evening will be devoted to Amusements and Parlour amos. Concert to .commence at half-past 7 sharp. Admission, One ShiUing.-R. MOORE, on behaU of the Committee. Christmas Cards. "VTEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS \ -Ll CARDS, i With the view of providing for the coining season Christmas Cords, having fresh features of Interest, particularly oi snoh a oharaoter as should make them specially suited for sending to friends at HOME or in tne other COLONIES, - we are now publishing a series of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS or NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS. The subjects are Six in number, rlx,, POHUTUKAWA RATA »■ ''. MANUKA KOWHAI CLEMATIS AKB AKTE Tho Cards are from Drawings hr MBS LAMES, of Auckland, and have been repro duced in the most.perfoct maiinor by the art of - CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHY. | Price: Sixpence each, or 2s 8d the set of 8 Cards , ■;■,; Post Free. Wholeealo price on application. ' UPTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. •. i.-''i:..:, Auckland. •■ U\< itl . /CHRISTMAS aKd NEW YE AR CARDS. \J Just recoived, a' select and large assort ment of the Newest Designs in CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. Special, choice New Zealand designs, suitable to send out of the Colony, The last* Frisco mail to arrive in England before Christmas, leaves fith • • ■ ■ November. LBTTS-S DIARDJS J"OR ISM. H. A. COLSON, ._-._■ VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Near Corner Hobson-street), Auckland. / " Anctjoaa. " JOHN IEYUO^ V [EDWABD LEVBON ] TO-MtiRROW, AT II A.M. JOHN & E.LEYDON will sell by anotion at their Central Commercial Sale Rooms. . Queen-street, : ■■.... , , :. Household Furniture (now), consisting of— Cretono Suites, Couches, Cane and Stuffed • bottom Chairs, Mattrassos. Paillasses, Tables (oval and round), Coffee Tables, Washstands, Dressing ■frblee. Single and Double Iron Bed- . steads, Ladies' and QenUemens' Basy ■": Chairs, Pictures, Drapery, Clothing, , Jewellery, Tinware, Glassware, ■ Craokory, Cutlery, &0., &c., Canterbury r ■ Ofaeeso, Hams and Bacon, Dairy Fed . Bacon, Oamaru Potatoes, Teas (new seasons, ox Hoihow), Sugar, Flour, Oat meal, and Soap, 2 Sowing Machines, I Incubator. : THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. At the Residence of Mr Balmer, corner of ■ Wood-street, Ponsonby, new the Resi •- dence^of T. Cooper, Esq. AT ONE O'CLOCK. PIANO, AMERICAN ORGANS, t SITTING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM, BEDJ ROOM fURJirrURE, CARPiiTS, PICTURES, '' KITCHEN UTENSILS, &C &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from Mr ~ t Balmer, who is leaving for England, to sell at his residence, as above, at one (mock oh Thursday, . ~ .TUJESDAY,,NOVEMBER 27. PRELIMINARY NOTICE; \ - i -. d. iTivANs WILL Sell at his Land Mart, Queen street, next Bank of Australasia, on Tuesday,'the a7th November, at 18 o'clock— ' AVONDALa-SplendldUtUe Farm of 80 acres. Grand |ond a&d deep water frontage. PITT AND YORK-STREETS. — Two good Houses, in capital order, and well built, . corner lot, andrln grand position. i DUBLIN-STREET.-Hoiiseofßrooms. L6tS9 Subdivision of Lots U and 17. BERESFOrXD.STREET.-Splendid Allotment. Sx4SO (about), together with new house of jj Brooms. Grand view. n Further particulars in future, issue* c - THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. BY 9EDEE OP THE MOMGAGXE. THE undersigned have been favoured ! with instructions to Bell by pnblle Ane «on'S,t*W>^Ma^,CQn9en.streit, oJflhu* = otWS^a^e, *r°Tesnbeiv 188S> by oTdm AU that PARCEL OF LAND, containing SO ,i acres, more or less, and being Lot 2t in £8iF a?ft& fflt,&ff}a>>v' Bank^s County; with all the Buildings thereon erected. '" Fu.ll particulars may be had, and plans of the tl Pionextymay bo seen, at tho office of Messieurs JOHN REID & CO., if WBDNESDAYi NOVEMBER 28, At 11 o'clock. In GREAT SALE OF PIANOS. GERMAN, FRENCH* AND ENGLISH. r B. TONKS & CO. }g XT A YE received instructions to sell on m» Wednesday, Npvembor 28, at Uo'clook, P I AN O S, _ in Walnnt, Rosewood, Black and Gold, ' 90 . Upright Grand, Overstrung, Iron, Frames, by tho following celekrated makers:— _ LIPP&SOHN. COBL. IVORY, S, ASCHERBEKG, ill , GafHERt ft HERTZ, SJ . '" * o- SOXLEVZ FENRICH, lt> : NEUFIELD, ' '•..;■ 28 NKCMKYER, • :- Simon, '' •■■;■■: _. '■ ■ 'Ralph, .. ,■. ,:•••:,: • v L ALLISON & SONS, " KIRKMANS, _ t- MARTINI, rennisch; J< AUCHER, * KOSENER, V • BORD, id FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, it Atl!i3op.m. .;, ~.r ft" " L:-."" | ■" D. SHOP AND DWELLING, HOBSON - - STREET, ,\ 3 Opposite Mr Waddel'» Bakery, adioiniue ~ Naw Brick Building. T i HpO .be sold by Auction, at Arthur's ' FJl? ay-se?i,at IMO o'«look, /or re „ moval before the end of FebrtJary next Contlnuod ouTnri^r^^^^^^^m