TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUK OWN COnnBHPONWKXT.]

C'AMUiinxi]'., this day

At tho Police Court this morning Arthur Tibby, for stealing a watoh, tho property of Mr i'arroll, from the racecourse, and a coat from the Tamahere Hotel, was sen tenced to six months' imprisonment for each charge. [VT.n PRESS ASSOCIATION.] DuNEDIK, this day. Tho Education Board have decided to sub divide tho city into live districts. The Dunedin Gaming Club Case. In the totalisatora cases yesterday, Bar nett was fined £50 and costs or two months' imprisonment. The defence called no wit nesses. The following defendants pleaded guilty to the charge of assembling in a gaming house without lawful excuse :— Sehott, J. Wilson, Goldsmith, Maidmcnt, Parsons, McKay, Kilmaln, Wright, Knowles, Soooncs, Olisby, Cohen, and Kut lcdge. These were each lined 20s and Tim Whiffler has boon scratched for the St. Andrew's Handicap.

SUPPOSED DROWNING.

SiipERiNTENi>KN*T THOMSON has received a telegram stating that two men named Morgan and left Amtapu on Tuesday last for Tikinui in a nailing and have not since been heard of. It is feared the boat lias capsized, as the wind lias Jjeen blowing a gale.

THE NATIVE DIFFICULTY AT WAOTU.

Violent Measures.—Natives Arming and

Fortifying.

[HV TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Cambridge, this day. Tun native disturbance at Waotu is now assuming a somewhat serious asiject, and has arrived at a stago at which police inter ference is necessary. Whatuaio, as to whose previous manoeuvres I have already nformed you, lias now erected a stockade in the bush for tho purposes of defence, if not, of offence, and his followers are armed. Harry Syinonds has got his people about him, and every night continues to keep his sentries on tho look-out for tho enemy. Captain Blake has been, so far, successful in keeping the natives from resorting to oxtromo measures. On Wed nesday, it having come to tho knowledge of IVhatuiao that Don Stubbing*) siu-voy party sva» engaged in laying off the sub-divisions ol the block ho sent lur followers to caution them to desist, and if necessary, forcibly prevent JJwm. Tho natives attempted to carry off the surveyors' instruments, and finally smashed tho poles and carried off the fern hook. The Survey is now suspended until Mr Percy Smith is communicated with.

THE LATE MR JOSEPH BROWN

Tho Funeral Yestorday.

TiiF. Into hour at which tho funcval of the late Mr Joseph Btovn, formerly organist of St. Matthew's atul .conductor of the Choral Society, took place yesterday nftornoon, prevented the possibility of moro than passing notico In our issue of yesterday. The funeral eortogo Ineliuled a very largo number of personal friends of tlio deceased getsfcieman, both in carriages and on foot. The chief mourners woro G. J. Brown (eldest son), who carao from Napier, Mr 11. L. Brown, Masters Heather (grandchildren), Messrs A Heather and V. E. Rice (sous-iu- Jaw), Mr T. Buruham, Mr A. Aitken, and Messrs R. and W. Mason, Amongst tho other mourners wero tho representatives from the various choirs, tho Choral Society, ke., including Judgo Fenton, President of the. Society, Hen- Carl Schmit, conductor, Messrs Gordon Cooch, Slater, Bartloy, Howdon, E. Harkcr, Hen derson, fhileox, Brott, Upton, Heath, Edger, Imp6y, Browning, Clough, Doonin, Homus, Garland, Ryan, Eady, G. Lankham, W.Sibbin, Kissling, \Y illoughby, Woollams, and Dr. Hooper. The cortege was mot at tho ontraneo to St. Sepulchre's Church, by His Lordship Bishop Cowio, Archdoacons Dudley and Clai-k, and Revs. Tebbt, W. Caldor, J. Haselilen, H. Sparling, and J. K. Davis. Tho other clergy prosont—Rovs. Archdeacon Mftunsell, Bur rows, Bates, P. Mason, WlipvHl. Dr Kinder, and othors. The colliii ua.-; ci.vied into the church, whero a short sorvico prior 11 inter ment waa held. The sympathy of irionds was testified by the number of beautiful floral wreaths and crosses which had been placed on tho casket. Rev. Mr Davis read tUo OOth Psalm, while the familiar lesson jfroui tho Epistle to Corinthians was im .pressibly delivered by Rev. W. Tebbs. The deceased's favourite hymn, "Ait Thou Weary," was then beautifully sung without accompaniment by ladies jand gentlemen from St. Matthew's a >d other choirs, tho Choral Society, musical profession, and various religious denominations. This portion of tho service having conC^Jed, the procession now re formed and proceeded down Symonds atreot to the Cemtftory. where the remainder of tho service was conducted by Archdeacon Dudley. The rev. gentleman addressed a few words to the assembled mouraere pri the character and usefulness of tho work f n which Mr Brown had been engaged tot nearly thirty years in Auckland. The hymn, "Jesus Lives," was then sung by the ladios, gentlemen, and children gathered round the grare, after which tho Bishop pronounced the Benediction. Tho ceremony was a moat improesivo one.

MEETING OF BOLTON'S CREDITORS.

A MEETiNo ol tho creditors of Robert Fitzroy Bolton, Insurance Agent, was held at tho Supreme Court to-day. The only persons present woro Messrs Winks (in the chair), Alexander (creditor's whcitor), Bufaur (solicitor for defendant), and A. V Bennett (accountant in bankruptcy). Tho bankrupt, undor • examination, ex hibited a singular uncertainty of memory as to the number of times ho had been through tho Court. Ho had been through once before in Dunedin Ho would not say ho had not gone through twice. Ho did not know whether ho was granted his discharge or not the last time; fie had loft for Wellington in such a h.urjry. Mr Winks, who is the principal creditor, stated that bankrupt came to h>m about three months ago and stated that he was anxious to remove his family from lodgings at once owing to sickness amongthechildren. He did not want any credit, as he expected money from Wellington in a few days. 0)1 these representations ho supplied him with £60 worth of furniture, which had,_ ho be lieved, been sold. Bankrupt denied that fie had only spoken of two or three days; he said two ot three weeks. He had claims against the Government on account of insurance commissions that wero atill unsettled. After a rather lively meet ing, Mr Bennett was appointed trustee in tho estate. .

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The weeki;' meoting of this Board was ijeld this afternoon in the offices, Wyndhara street. Present; MessrsHobbs(chairman), Luke, Buckland, a»4 Moss. Deputation. - A deputation from Ararium district was received by the Board in relation to the dosing of the old A«ri»» School »> jsoon as the new school can be opened They severally and together spoko against two half-time schools,-Mi' Luke said Mr Kiely'a site wan the proper place foi the new school, which should be built and M time tried.—Tho chairman, having hqafti the views of tho deputation, promised that the matter would be brought up at tho next meeting and'dealt with. ,„,-,, Fortnightly Mjsbtotcis.—Mr McKenzw was to move, "That tho meeting^ of the Board in future bo held fortnightly instead of weekly as at present," but the motion lapsed in the absonce of tho mover. Railway Passes.—Mr Luke moved, "That the Government be respectfully asked to grant free passes on the Auckland railway to all pupil teachers and students of the Training College travelling to a»d from the respective school* to which they are attached?' Mr Luke adduced several instances where pupil teachers were put to expense in travelling in accordanca with their duties, amounting to £10, and £12 a year. Mr Hobbs expressed sympathy with the motion, and seconded the motu n, which was carried. Tenders.—The following tenders were received, for fencing the Recreation Ground at Otahuhu:—John Hogaa, £5U 13s<<aecepted);D. Chapman £,2; John Picket*, «57j Samuel White, £64; J. Wadm»n, £67 10s-

MINING NEWS.

(BY TETiEOUAI'It,—OWN CORBESrONDKXT.)

Thames, this day. Nkw Phin'ce Imperial—While breaking

a load in the eleventh stope above No. level yesterday afternoon, the manager se cured 1501b specimens, and left a promising show of gold in tho face about 18 inches in width. There are now 4Acwt stone on hand, accumulated since the beginning of the month.

New Prince Imperial.—Another parcel of 2cwt. specimens obtained this morning from tho same place as yesterday's haul. Hand cp Friendship.—A party of wages men commenced sinking a winze on the Mariners lode from No. 4 level, this morning. Tho contractors are encoun tering tight country in the cross-cut at No. 5 level, but tho bar is not expected to be of long duration. Both cross-cut and winze will be within the Imperial boundary lor some time.

Darwjn.—Good progress is being made with the surface works. The poppet legs were reared yesterday, and the engine house is now being pushed on. Another fortnight should soo winding operations in progress.

MoAN-AT.UAiti.—Gutlirie, tributer, crushed 18 tons of stone for n yield of SOozs Ochvts gold. This is the first of two men's work for four weeks. Tributor Brock is on the some lode as the Company is work ing, probably at lower level and directly overhead of latter.

Tho following telegram was received from tho New Prince Imperial mine manager late yesterday aftornoon: —

" l">01bs specimens from Cth stone. No. 2 section west, No. o lovel good show left.— (Signed) (!. S. Clakk."

The following mining telegrams were received ts-day :—From the Prince Im perial:—"Got 2cwt specimens and picked stone from 11th stope No. 2 section, west, No. 3 level.—(Signed)G. S. Clark." From tho New Union Beach :—"ln shooting down Venus reef to-day, discovered good specimen stone, reef 3 feet wide.—(Signed) Noah Clime.

THE TE AROHA GOLDFIELD.

[fW»I OUIt OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Te Aroiia, this day. As far as I can ascertain, the shareholders of Te Aroha stock have overy reason to be satisfied with tho position of things, and must not sacrifice their interests. There is no doubt that tho crushings of stuff from the four mines will bo moro than pay able as shown by tho amount of amalgam on hand, which is ns follows : — Premier, ],009ozn; now finds, l,101ozs; Colonist, C47ozs; Werahiko (five hood), sC7ozs ; Waitoki (5 head), llijosa. Total, :i,G3Gozs, Estiinatingtlicamalgamas >vorth onofifth, which it is proved to be, this gives 5050z5. of gold as tho yield of 350 toifs from the first four mentioned mines. This is tho result of tho tables, and the greater portign of tho blanketing, Sho boxes have yet to be cleaned and the remainder of tho blanket ing treated. An Unsatisfactory Proposal. It is roported that Mr Grant has deter mined on taking down a number of tho cottages rented by him somo eighteen months since at tho Grant and Foster's Special Settlement, Shaftesbury, and will re-erect them at Waiorongomai, on sections purchasedat MrJ. C. Macky's suloof sections 13, Thames High School endowment lands. If such a step has been thought of, it is hoped that the proposal will never bo carried out, as it would most seriously re tard the advancement of Shaftosbury and district. It is tyuo Mejgsrs (jrant and , Foster havo just obtained tlf.ejr Grown grant to theso special settlement lands ; still, such an action as this could not be too strongly condemned, anxl it was noyor tho intention of Government »'l>ei> tliey offered such liberal terms to Giant and Foster to bring out settlers and start the township, thoy having obtained thoir title to tho said lands thoy should then ho the first to tako stops that must of necessity prove most injurious to the furthei' progress of tho district. Somo parties havo, it is said, communicated with the Government authorities on tho subject. Now Kivor Stoamor. Mr K. V. Koche's new boat to replace tho ono accidentally burned somo few months sines will bo plying on tho Waihou River in about a nionth, and it will pioyo a great convonionco to all settlers in tho district.

GARDENERS' HORICULTURAL SHOW.

Tiik first spring Show, under the auspices of the above Society was pponcd to-day in tho DrilL-shed, and m<tkes a lifehly creditable appearance. .Great tl'ftubjo lias been taken with the floral ,orna montation of the building, awl tho exhibits are displayed to tho best advantage, while in numbor and quality they campaio favourably with any previous show. This is, perhaps, more than ono ■would bo inclined to exjxsct when tho exceptional severity of the season is taken into consideration. The exhibits ore arranged in three classes, viz., Allcomers, Amateurs, and Cottagers, and whflo this places the competitors on as equable terms as possible, it restricts their number. In no department is this fact more observable than in that ftlloted to store and green house plants. The vegetables are uu doubtedly the feature of the show, and a choicer icolloction has never before been shewn in Auckland. They arereally splendid, Tho season, of course, is too oarly for fruit, but thoro are some magnificent loquats and strawberrios on exhibition, besides such novelties #s bananas #nd pine apples. Capital collections tf ,seeds and plante are furaisbfld by Messrs C. T. Wren, A. Yates, and Thos. St^adman, garden implements and requisites by Messrs T and S. Morrin and Co. and B, Por ter and Co., and thoro is a largo dis play of pottery ware by Mr Geo. iioyd, while Mr Kitchens exhibits blood restorer, and Ml' Paul Porch plaster of Pans figures. In addition to (ill these articles, there is a very ingeniously .- fashioned fountain, in tho style of a Chjneso pagpda the work of a lad of I|7 years named Allen. The show is highly creditable to a}l A^n corned, and deserves tho patronage of the public. Owing to the imperfect method which hasbeon followed of recording the judges' awards, we are unable to append in tho usual prize Jist.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IG, 1883



Sworn Testimony. From onojot tho leading Wholesale Houses in Pitt-street. " Mullens-fitreet, Balmain, Sydney, August 9. prinnle My knee-cap was twico its natural sizo, i Xy leg was so contracted and shortened that I coufd not walk without considerable pain and Inconvenience. Ru^Ba^tune x had tried remedies fonnmorable, but without receiving tho slightest bone-nt until 1 Rave St. Jacobsi Ulla trial, and. much to pi? delight and astonish ment, I began to get bettor, and before the con tents of tho bottle were half Msed, both my leg and kneo assumed their normal consign. mkl to-day I am entirely free fr°> n,.?ainv?; nd,,?fS walk as well as ever I did in my Wo. I heartily rocommond St. Jacobs Oil to any ono suffering Smm, and feel satisfied Jt has, no equal for the cute at chronic and contracted 1 lmDs.-i remain, de»V 8»s, yours faithfully, C. C. Cohen." HE ADVISES HIS PEESONAf. fBIfNpS. a "Glon View. DarUngliurst, August «£ 1883.-Messrs Publishers' Sydney *W«-~:PSSf Sirs,-Itgives mo great pleasure most unqualified manner that; I have found St. Jaeoba Oil the best preparation for Rhouma^ ism Gout, and other pains, that J have used or known. Amemborrtmyfamily.was suffering froZa severe attack of rheumatic gout boUiin the hands and feet. The pain was most excru cintinir I suggested her using Bt. Jacona lorgest and prominent fliems in ftlJ Australia. ONE HDNPBED POUNDS BE~AB». THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. ST. JACOBS OIL relieyea and cmlei* .J 111?"' matiem, Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache, Backache, gorp Throat, Quinsy. Swollmga, Soreness, Chaflngo, Eruptions, I«J;!"W tB Chapped Hands, Corns. Buniflns. ftostod J eof and PEars, and all bodily paino to? which ap external 'renipdy may befapphoi. MJ W , druggfeta and ehemwls; price 'ihroc bluuing? £ botflo. Dlrcctiona in U (ftnguages accompany oaeh ioiiio, WJioiesalja Depot for Aueklana i ' MBSSBS M. LEVY & CO.



Wanted. \\7ANTED, a Ceachsmith.-W. & ( T T Huston, Coachmiildcrs, Wakcllcld-Btrco Auckland. W" ANTED, two good Coat Hands, d once, at A. Wright's, Shortland-street. WANTED, a good Tailor and thre ~, .. Tailoresses. — Apply to J. 11. Daltoi lailor, Victoria-street East. TXT ANTED, a Draughtsman,—Apply b T T letter to "Architect," Box 169, Post-omci Auckland. W "ANTED, a Man accustomed toTli Ilcpairing of Furniture; also, a Lad t make himself generally useful.—Apply b letter, nox 279, Post-offlee, Auckland. W ANTED, by a Married Man, recentl from England, a Situation as Fan milifT, or an Assistant Butcher; thoroughl understands farming in all its branches, als London and County stylo of butchering.—Appl .1, care of the London Dairy, 92, Vlctoria-stroei WANTED.agood Second Cook.—Appl Auckland Hotel Restaurant. ' WANTED, a Farm Labourer.—Appl Adam Laybonrn & Co., Durham-strooi WANTED, an Assistant Slaughterman —Apply G. Ilulmc, Butcher, ■Queer street. WANTED, Situation on a Farm by <m< who thoroughly understands Dair Work, and is willing to make himself gonerall useful; wife been used to Cheese-making; gooi reference—Apply Xiox 189, Auckland. WANTED, a Situation by a 4 or 5-in hand Coach Driver; country preferred Good references.—Address "Driver, Post-ortlce W ANTED, Apprentices to the Cabinet making.—Apply at Winks and Hall's. WANTED, an Active Youth for thi Shop; one having business knowledge preferred.—Apply to T. W. Doonin, Wholesal and Itetai 1 Grocer, Hobson-street. WANTED, a respectable Boy as ai Apprentice to the general drapery.- Apply to J. 11, Hannan, Draper, Victoria-street olfllobaon-stieat. W "ANTED, a smart Boy.—Apply to J Patterson. Coachbuildor, Upper Queen street. WANTED7~a~strong Boy,—Apply tc Mr Barton. Stab Office. WANTED, a strong Errand Boy.—Mn It. Soniorvillo, Wellosloy-strcet. WANTED.3 good Dressmakers.—Apph A. Tooman, Draper, Ponsonby lioad top of Franklin Itoad. ANTED, a Housemaid; also, a Gir for general work. — Apply at once Masonic Hotel, North Shore. WANTED, a tidy Girl about 17 foi housework; sleep at home. — Appl) Mrs Traycs, Alma Store, off Franklin Iload. WANTED, a middlo-aged Woman at Housekeeper for a single man.—Applj at the office of this paper to-morrow. ANTED, Couples, Farm Men, Can vasscrs. 10 general Servants, Cooks Housemaids. Waitresses, Nursegirls. — Granl and Crossan, 177, Qucon-streot. WANTED, a good Cook.—Apply to Mrs G. B. Owen, Epsom. WANTED, immediately, a General Servant for family of two.—Apply Mrs G. A. Martin, at Dr. Philson's, Grafton Itoad, any night aftor ti o'clock. \\T ANTED, a respectable General Sor- V T vai)t, able to milk a cow.—Apply to Mrs Ukllett, Manukau Komi. Parnell. WANTED, a good General Sorvnnt; references required,—Apply to Mrs W. Wipslgne, WHljniii-B.tro.ot. WANTED.— Numbers of General Sor vnntß and others wultinif fqr situations —men, yputlis, and women.—Heighton and Co., Registry, 177. Qnecn-Etreet. "VSTANTEP. a kiud person to Adopt n TT Haby(ililsixlweeks old.—Foraddr ■ « Hliply Ml' Miihqji, Glasgow Store, Great None Koa'il. ' WANTED, Immediately, 2 ui|f*miishcd ltooms, or small Cottage. HelU mode rute.—Address 'WAV., Stak Oillua. WANTED, two or threo steady Work- Ing Mon as lloardors.—Addro»B No. SO, Wakcflelil-strout. \ITANTEI), by a Gentleman, Private TT Board and Kesidonco in or near Albert Park ; bath-room indispensable.—ltcply, stating terniH, to Nero, Stak Oltleo. WANTED, Boarders. Terms, 17« week. -W. Gadd's Fruit Depot, Vietoria-st WANTED, '2 or :f respeotablc Boarders; pleasant situation—opposite Government Grounds, LowerSyinojidsstroot. Terms mode rate.—Apply Mr Uyan, corner Havolpck-gtrent. WANTED, two Boarders. Total ab stuinors preferred. Terms, including wnsliijig, 183.—Apply two doors above ltobert Ilnrns Hotel. Union-stivet. WANTED. —One or two Gontlemon can ob|aln cgnifortJiblp Pflv/jto Hesidenco with bojird in |'nrnel|;' every cojjifnrt and con venionco.—"Sigina." car.) of Jlr it. Maxflold, Grocer. Queon-struct, ANTED, a House in town of not loss than 5 rooms—Addruss "8.P.," Stah olllce. WANTED, n House with not loss than seven (7) rooms, within ton minutes walk of I'list-Qltlco.—Address I^ondon Mortgage L. and P. Hank, 50. 3liort)and-stroot. ANTED, Horeo, Cm t, and HftrjjMfi.- Apply to Anierjoaii Stow, Alox.indrq.-at. WANTED, a regular Supply of Green grocery. — Apply to American Store. Alexandra-itrcet. ■\I7"ANTED, Everybody to go to the W Horticultural Show on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, at the Drill-shed.—Admission Is children (kl. WANTED, ovorybody to soo tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmonr's, Upper Bymonds-streot, aIBO a Shoi next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. ANTED —When you aro in Hobaon Btrcot eti I and soe tho largo and choic( stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just oponod for the coming season, at Alunro and MllUgan'B. ANTED, tho Men to Know two im portant Uilngs. Ono is that Damplor it Making to Ordor JjQn's Klastjc Sido Ironel Calf Boots for Its. and culling a strong lino 01 Men's E.S. Boots for 83—at J)amp!cVb Now Booi Shop, Victoria street (near Ifobson-Btreot). WA^TEp to Soil, Matthew Henry-1' Commentary, 0 voio.: Barnes's Com mentary, 20 vols.—Addreg3G.4..W., i ST4» ofllce WANTED to Sell, a 50-inch Bicycle nearly now I must bo sold; owner lcav ing town.—Apply Star o_i_r_ WANTED, to sell, vory cheap, 14 gros; of uood Black Ink, only fld por dozen, 7i por gross t Rod Hoi Tings, five for 6d, 2b M tin 0. two dozon; Hudson's Kxtrnct of Soap, four foi 6d, Id packets, 811 dosion 1 Split Peas, Slbs for Is Treacle 4d lb; good Cott'eo, Is 4d lb, la lb by thi 71b tin; Nutmoga, 3d ounoo, 3a fid lb: gooc Onions Slbs for Is; now Choe»o, 8d lb ! Raisim and Currants, id lb; Lomon Peel, Is id: Wini Glasses,2d, IsMdozen; Water Bottles, (kl, twi for lPd; Decanters, 1b and Is Od each; Chrlstmai Cards vpyy cheap; Safety Matches only 3d Exorciso BMW, M end id fifty leaves. Is Gd am 3s dozon; Pens, dd bpx ; tot of cheap Baskets, li to Is 9d; Tart Tins, torn' tor M, nlno for Is; Pli Dishes. 6d to la 3d; Sponges, W tg U 64.-— U WATT. Pitt-street. WANTED, to Purchase immediately, < or 5-vooinod Cottage, Cook or Nelson street, ,or nejgbbourhp^.—" Cottage," Stai QflljCe. WANTEp to Purchaso, a Pingy" suit able for Stop Yftcht State size am price.—Apply Dingy, Stab Office. ' ANTED to I'urohaso, In healthy din trict, 5 Acres Land, within 5 miles 0 town; must be chcapl; statoprico.—"2," Stai Ofllce. WANTED to Rent or Lease, an Eigh or Ton-roomed Houso, within easy die tanco of Queen-street.— Apply, stating term and locality, to BW, Star Ulllce. WANTED) to, B6nt;, House of 4 or i apartmciiU. with largp. lons outhouse for manutouring; ff pot in, noar |own.-GW Stak Oillcfl. WANTED to Buy, Largo Allotment fo CottaKO and Workshop ; not of nccos sity in, but near town, and must bo cheap. AffdroßS TS, Star Offlco. -\\T ANTED KNOWN —to Employer V V and others—Men and Women Servant supplied by contract or for Binall yearly ad vaneed payments. Full justioo and attontioi given to yearly employers. N.8.-K. M. Hcigli ton and Co. having bapn In businpss, &c,, n Auckland tor'lhp mat }6 years, should be o sufiiciont security to nier(t puppprt and patron ago 6)0 touso or sneaks e)nplqyed).-K_. W Helßhton anfl Co., New Zealand hcglstrfrani Labour Exohangp ftn.d Gprieral Agonts. QHlces 177, Quocn-atrcot. WANTED KNOWN, that H. Stoven son, lato of Wellington, has opened i Dining Room in Customs-street Wost (opposit Gloeson's Hotel), called tho Woleorao Dlnlni Rooms, and has spared no cxponso m fitting 1 out for tho comfort of his patrons. All Meal 3d; Good Beds Is. Board and Lodging, 18 poryeofo TXT ANTED SEE.N—The Ladies' Hous. VV Boots for 33 9d; handspe Sewn dltt (with goloshed toes) for Is Bd; Ladles'B.S.Kii 1300U,i)9 6d; Ladies' High Leg Prunella Boot (the kind the ladies like), 5s Od-at Dammer' New Boot %}P. Viotoria-strpet (near Hobsoß Btreet). ■XTTANTED KNOWN—Special Value h VV Sunshades; a large assortment and loj pvic'es at j'.G. Brown's Cheap Drapory Establish inent, Parnoll. WANTED KNOWN/-In Jewellery Charles Kclsof & Oq, keep nothing bu real Silvor and real Gold. - Oliaito Reiser i Co., two doors below Morrin s, Ironmongery. ANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 4tl Shipmont of PIANOFOR-fe MUSK from England has just armed-all at Cd (n higher price). Ho is happy to imorm £rofesso X Principals of Schools, and tho Public that it qor sists almost entirely this time of Piece Music- TOOll Of it by the most eminent authors. ■ Ihos wlo can bctt-afford to pay Gd than 4s for pre cisoiy'the1 skffio "mmiC M ((>nd none of it second liand), s> mid now lily in a stqok,-At Dampicr Hobson c^reet Shop. ; WANTED, tho Ladies to know tha M-iMO and Milligan have secured th sprvicea of a flrst-Giftira Milliner, andarono\ prepared to supply mifflW to »U its brancho on tho shortost aotico. _, WJIjTBD KNOWN—Selfaogenes, fo making grated Wat«rs. - Gharle Kolsoy & Go- 12ff, Queon-ijtreet, -•> TTTANTED KNOWN, that eveny de W sw-iptiqn 0f Crockery and Glasswar canbeobtffidattha lowpst prices at Boylaj and Tanfleld's. j»at below Sayfea limk- TTSrAOTEJ) JOJOWIf —We h.aVe « \y ' ieivSl Satpana, Wun'o Veilings, Sumipe IUmT WcT^eipcfeUinqs In FtannuiJ Calicoes Hollands, &c., Ladfes' and Children' Undorclothing well-finished or made to order ICiltines noatly mado at Mrs WhitQ a, Prapei Parnell,



Wanted. TT7"ANTED KNOWN.—Another Revi V T vol.—Men's loiifj Leather BootLivccs, h tlic pair, 9d the dozen pairs; Cotton Hoot LaccE 2d the dozen; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Button Hooka 2d ; Shoe Horns. Gd ; Boot Gloss, fid tho bottle Yellow Silk Reels, 2s—at Dampier's Now 800 Shop, Victoria-aired (near Hobson-slrcet). WANTED Known—Christmas Cards— Charles Kelsey & Co. have their usua Large Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—No need to go t( Queen-street for Bargains. You cai get them at J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery Estab lishment, Pamell. ___ WANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tennis and Cricketwaro of reliable make.- Charles Kelsey & Co., two doorsbelow Morrin's Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Ciikap Timber : Cheap Timbek! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheapei and better than _inywhere else at tho yards ol D. Goldik. Albert-street. , WANTED KNOWN —Just received, Special Low Lines in Coloured Sumniei Skirts—ls Cd, 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s (id.—J. G. Brown's Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Parncll. ANTED KN O |\V N PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want the best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. KHia's. He (Prof. Kllis) kindly oilers to the Public the best Liver Pills in town or country; wonderful Corn Cure without pain j Worm Cakes; cure for Piles. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.— Note tho address: No. 308, Upper Quoen-streot (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis. \T7"ANTED, Correspondents by tho 'Frisco Mail on Monday to send home William Rattray's Christmas Cards of New Zealand Views. Is each. Miscellaneous Wan teds. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, Two Good Hands, at once.—Apply Rowley, Painter, North Shore. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, a tiood Man for Opotiki.—Apply to Wm. Phillipps and Son, Queen-street. TO Gardeners.—Wanted, Gardener to attend to. a small garden and conservatory near Govcrnmont House. Regular work for two or more half-days (or as may be arranged) each week; extra wagos to thoroughly com. potent man.—Apply Box 107, beforo Wednesday next. TO GARDENERS.— Wanted, a good Pluntsinan and Propagator; must bo well up in his business; referenco required.—Apply W. J. Palmer, Carleton Road. BOOTMAKERS.— Wanted 3 or 4 steady respectablo Youths for tho Bench, as apprentices; also good Hoy for messages.— Apply Manager XV. McArthur and Co., Boot Factory. Upper Queen-street. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, Customs-Btrcot West, with Bails or without Also Boats For Sale. TT O U S E H O L I) WORDS. Two years hiivo fully proved tho truth of It In Auckland—that many of Nuil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of families, become Jlousehold Words. DANDKLION PILUS. No family should bo without. Thpy aro used all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of is In stampH. DANDELION COFFER. A favourite Beyerago fqr llidlgcstlon and tho LH-or, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAp. All who hayo used it recommend It to tliol friends If suirprlng from Colds, 2s bottlp. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a special favourite for Children or Adults. LIVKR TONIC, Superior to Router's Lifo Syrup, at Idbs than half the ui'lce. GENJJJNK HOP HITTERS. Hundredß are doclarlng how much good Nell and Clillbrd's have done them, 3s 6d bottle, or i bottles 10s. COMPOUND SAHSAPAIULLA, 2s Bd, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous to niontlon here. Helng tho Largest Importers of British and American HKRIIS In tho Colony, are able to supply -wholcsalo or retail, on the moot reiiHon able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, MUDICAL lIKHIUI.IRTH, WKLLESLKY-ST. KAHT, Auckland. (■azctte in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL PISTIUOT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In tho matter of "The Debtors Mid Creditors Act, 1876," and of tho various Acts amending Die same, and of tho Bank nintcyof AUUI'HTIK WILMAM BirKNKTT. Of Onehunga, in the Provincial District Cf Ai)t'l(l!|n|l, Carrier, a Debtor, Under tho powors rented ill me by the above named Acts I do hereby summon a Uenoral Meet ing of the Crcdltum of tho said Augustus William Burnett to bo hold In tha Siinivmo Court Hiiilillngs. Aiiclclnnd, on WEDNESDAY, tho 21st day of November, 18SJ, at tho hour of :t o'clock in tho afternoon, to tcoolvo my report and to pass a resolution that tho said Augustus William Burnott bo forthwith discharged from all liabilities undor the said Acts. Dated ut Auckland this ICth day of Novcinbor, 1883 THO. MACFFARLANK, Trustee Russell & Campdkll, Wyndhiunsticet, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Debtor. JN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOUTIIKRN DISTRICT. In tlio inattor of "Tlio Dobtoniand Creditors Act, 1870,"and the fin)<;oanionts tliereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Hkniiy P.kter lU.uktl', of Whakatane, Contractor, a Debtor; and qt Roiikut Maiitin, of Auckland, Tjmbcr Hrpkor, t\ Debtor, Notice Is hereby given that after tho oxplrn: tlon qf toil days from tho publication hereof application wflj bo mndo to this Honpijrablo Court at Its then next Sitting In Bankruptcy, or so soon Uiorcufter as Counsel can bp lipard on bohalf of tho said Dobtors, for their rospectlvo discharges, pursuant to the aboYoniontioned Act Dated al Auckland tills ICI h day of November, I' SX J. M, SPKED. IN THB SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NOR'PHMtN fifSTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Dobtors and Crodltora Act, 187 C." and tho Acts amending tlio same, iihdof Rqebht Fitzbov 801/ ton, Of Auckland, in Hl9' Pro>'incii>l District q| Auckland, Insurancp Agpnt, a Doblor. Notice is hereby given that at tho first meet ing of the Creditors of tho abovonamed Robert Fitzroy Bolton, held this day at the Suprome Court-house, Auckland, at 11 o'clock In tho foro noon, Arthur Dunbobin Bennett, Certificated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was duly appointed Creditors' Trustco of tho Estate and Effects of tho said debtor; and that the said Arthur Dun bebin Bennett has Intimated to me, in writing, his acceptance of such Trusteeship. Dated this 16th day of November, 1883. p, \\\ 11A8LICY. ■ ffoputy Registrar. E. T. IJUb'AOK, Queon.stTGot, Auckland, Solicitor for tlio said Robert Fitstroy Bolton. IN THE SUPREME COURT OT NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act,' 187G," and its amendments, and of a D.god of Alfangcmont of Hi'OH Hart Lush, o,f Auckland, Solicitor. WEDNESDAY, TITE 14TII nAY Of NOVEM : li^jß, 18"3, Upon hearing Mr Campbell, Counsel for the Arranging Debtor herein, and upon reading the said Deed and the Certificate of its complete execution, signed by the Chairman of tho meet ing at which tho resolution assenting thereto was passed, and tho copy of tho resolution tiled herein, and the aflldavit of tho said Hugh Hart Lusk, sworn and tiled herein on tho Thirteenth Day qf Novomber, inst, and tho Court being satisfied that tho said dood is in conformity with that part of the said Act entitled "Arrarigcmfint, by Deed," and that the paid Deed has been duly assented to in accordance with the said Act, it is ordered that tho qaid Deed of Arrangeincnt bo, andthosameishorcby declared', cbnlpletoly executed. By tho Court. O. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the various Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Wayth Gudgeon, of the City of Auckland, Commission Agont, a Debtor. Under the powers vested in mo by the above named Acts, I do licroby summon a Gonoral Meeting of tl)e Creditors of the said Thomu^ Wayth Gudgeon to bo hpld in tho Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 21st day of Novembor, 18S3, at the hour Ol half-past two o'clpck in tho afternoqn, to rpceivc my report aud to pass a resolution that the said Thomas Wayth Gudgpon bo forthwith dis, charged from all liabilities under the Bald Apfs, Datod ftt Auckland this JSthday or November, * .... -PRO. MApFFARLANE vfr«3too. Russell and Campbell, Wyndham-street, Auokland, ' Sol!cij.or3 for tlio Debtor.



llinins Notices. 7" THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby male 1, application to Register the "MAY QUEEi GOLD-MINING COMPANY" as a Limite Company under the provisions of "The Mmm OuiiipiiniC's 1872," uncl -A.mend.nicnt J\,ci ISB3. 1. Tho name of the Company ia to be "Th May Queen Gold-mining Company (Limited)." 2. The place of operations is at TO Aroha, i the Provincial District of Auckland, in th Colony of New Zealand. 3. The Registered Oflicc of the Company wl) be situated at the New Zealand Insurance Com pany's Buildings Auckland, in the Provinein District of Auckland and Colony of New Zen land. 4. Tho nominal capital of the Company i Twenty Thousand Pounds sterling, In Twent; Thousand Shares of One Pound sterling each. 5. The number of Shares subscribed for i Eighteen Thousand Five Hundred, being mon than two-thirds of tho entire number of Share in tho Company. 0. The number of shares paid-up Is nil. 7. The amount already paid up is nil. 8. The name of the Manager is Dennis Gil more MacDonnoll. !). Tho names and addresses and occupation! of the Shareholders, and the number of Share: held by each at this date, are as follows :— No. o Name, Address, and Occupation. Shares A. McKnight, To Aroha, Contractor .. l,50( William Hetherington, To Aroha, Con tractor 1,12 i Frederick James Laurence, Te Aroha, Miner 1,0.* Nicholas Cleary, Te Aroha, Broker .. I,OW John Ilalvoy, Waitoa, Contractor.. .. 1,O(K Patrick Moriarty. Te Aroha, Miner .. 75( Timothy Donovan, Waiorongomai, Miner 75( Patrick Groves, Waitoa, Contractor .. 75( Thomas Casey, Waiorongomai, Miner .. 75 James Mills, To Aroha, Builder .. .. SIX John Naughton, Te Aroha, Minor .. .. 50C Robert Mackie, Te Aroha, Butcher .. SOO Michael J. Quigley, Te Aroha, Miner .. SOS Thomas Wells, Te Aroha, Merchant .. S.'O Patrick Collins, Waitoa, Contractor .. 50(1 Daniel Courtney, Waiorongomai, Miner f>'i(l Robert Cninell, To Aroha, Blacksmith .. 25') William Findlay, Te Aroha, Ironmonger 2M Thomas Lawless, Te Arohu, Hotelkccper 'I'A James Wiseman, Te Aroha, Miner .. 251 John Plunkct Stodart, Auckland, Agont 2.1C Daniel Pool. To Aroha, Baker .. .. 12S Dennis Gilmore MacDonnell, Auckland, Legal Manager 5,00(1 Dennis Gilmore MacDonnoll (in trust) Auckland, Legal Manager .. .. 1,5« 20,000 Dated this 15th day of November, one thou. Sand eight hundred and eighty-three. I). G. MACDONNELL, Manager. Witness to signature : Day. Philp. I, Dennis Gilmore MacDonnell, do solemnly and sincerely declare that— 1. I am the Manager of the said intended company, 2. The above statement is, to tho best of my belief and knowledge, true in overy particular, and I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to bo true, and by virtue of an Act of tlio Genera. Assembly of New Zealand, intituled, "The Jus tices of the Poaco Act, 1882." D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Taken boforo me this 15th day of November, one thousand olght hundred and eighty-three, (Signed) P. Comiskkv, Justice of tho Peace. I THE UNDERSIGNED, horoby make , application to Reaister tho "NEVADA GOLD-MINING COMPANY" as a Limited Company under tho provisions of "The Mining Companies Act, 1872," and "Amendment Act, 1883.'' 1. The name of the Company Is to bo "Tho Nevada Gold-Mining Conipund (Limited)." 2. Tin., place of operations is at Karangahukc, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. a. The Registered Office of the Company will be situated at the New Zealand Insurance Com pany's liulldjiiKS, Auckland, In the Provincial District of Auckland and Colony of New Zea land. I. Tho nominal Capital of tho Company Is Twelve Thousand Pounds Btorling, in Twenty four Thousand Shares of Ton Shilling!) sterling each. 15. Tho number qf Shares subscribed, for Is Twenty-four Thousand,bolng the pn(lrfl number of Shares iii the Cbinpony, 0. The number of Wharoa paid up Ut nil. 7. The amount alroady paid up Is nil, 8. The name of the Manager is Dennis Gll- MacDonncll. 9. The names and addresses and occupations of the Mlmreholilcra, mid the number of Shares hold by each ut this date, are as follows :— No. Of Name, Address, and Occupation. Shares. Henry T. Rowe, Auckland, Mining Sur veyor HOO William Ollllr. Auckland, Settler .. .. 1200 Alfred A. Lockwood, Auckland, Miner .. 1200 Charles Snowilen, Aueklund, Miner .. 6 0 Joseph Stacoy. Auckland, Confectioner .. JOO James H. Smith, Auckland, Accountant.. JOO John P. Stodart, Auckland, Mining Agent 100 John n. Ilaiuiorson, Auckland, Broker .. 400 Charli'M Western, Auckland, Clerk.. .. 400 James A. Ijo\o, Anokland. Draper .. .. 800 James Heir)- Hoyes, Auckland, Miller .. 400 John McCubc, Auckland. Bottler .. .. 100 Richard Sdltor, Auckland, Settler .. .. 41)0 Fran*Schcrlf, Auckland, Merchant .. 400 Dennis Gilmore MacDonuell, Auckland, LegalManagor ' .. .. .."".. 10 Maurice ICcily, Ohinemurl, Minor .. .: l/0;f Henry McWiMiams, Ohihomuri, Miner .. 800 John McL'onibie, Ohlneinuri, Minor .. 400 John McWlllimns, Ohinemurl, Miner .. SOO Charles 11. Wilson, Thames, MTnp Manager 1,800 William MoKinßtry,jun.,Ai|cklnnd,M(npi 100 Frederick T. _)r'qtl)or«, Pujißl Settler .. 400 Thomnu Lovel White, Auckland, Accoun tant 200 Francis W. Lipscombc, Ponsonby, Store keeper 200 Edward Dunlon Mcatyard, North Shpro, Farmor ~ 200 Charles Alfred E, Abbott, Auckland, Ac countant .. ~ 403 John Richard Randorscn, Auckland,) Mining ARont, and } 8,200 John Stodart, Auckland, Mining Agent .1 £24,000 Datod this fiftocnth day «f Novombor, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty-three. D. G. MacDONNELL, Managor. Witness to Signature: CIIAULKS WALLNUTT. 1, Dennis Gllmoro MacDonncll, do solemnly and sincerely declare :— Ist. I am tho Managor of tlio said intended Company. 2nd. Tlio abovo statomont Is, to Ihobostof my belief and knowledge, trao in every particular, mid 1 make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to bo true, and by virtue1 of an Act of tho Goneral Assembly of Now /oa,land, intituled ":Tha JuijUpos p£ :tho Act, 1882,:' ' L' - " ' fl. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Taken before me this fifteenth of November, ono tliQUminrt olßlif !it|ii(|re(l ijnd eighty rlhrpo. (Signed) P. Oomiskkv, Justipo of thp Pcaca, T THE UNDERSIGNED, hereby raako Xi application to Register tho "ENTER PRISE GOLD-MINING COMPANY" as a Limited Company undor tho provisions of "Tho Mining Companies Act, 1872," and "Amend ment Act, 1883." 1, Tho. namo of tho Company M, W bp ''Tho Enterprise Go.|d:mlning Company (Limitod). 2, Tlio plftco of opernttona is at Coromandel, In tho Provincial District of Auckland, in Uie Colony of Now Zealand. 3. Tho Registered Ofllco of tho Company will bo situated at the Now Zealand Insurance Com pany's Buildings, In the Provincial District of Aiipklnnd and Colony of Now Zonland. _ Tho nominal' citpihil of iluV 'Oqfhnany is Fifteen Thousand Pounds sterling, in Fifteen Thousand Shares of One Pound sterling each, 5. The numbor of Sharos subscribed, fpp is Fiftopn thousand, being the ehtiye )ju'jn.b'pr Qf Shares in pip pp|ijpany, B. Tho hliiiilfpr of Sfiapps pa|d lip |s nil, 7. The amount alroady paid up is nil, B,' Tho name of tho Manager la Donnis Gilmoro MacDonnoll, 9. Tho names and addrossos and occupations of tho Shareholders, and tlio number of Shares held by each at this date, arc as follows: — No. of Shares. Name, Address, and Occupation. James Russell, Auckland, Solicitor.. .. I.OOC George Dunnot, Auckland, Agent .. ..2,700 Moriu Samuel Loors, Auckland, Aqcpunff ant . .. .'.' '.. .. ' ■'• ... 3,000 Charles AVallriutt. Auckland,' Apcpuntant 4.00 C James MoGrofeor, Auokland. Minor .. 1.60 C John Anderson, Walwcra. Farmor .. .. 600 Peter Henry Bourko, Auckland, Account ant 50C George Binney, Auckland, Merchant .. 25C Charles Alexander, Auckland, Share broker 25( Thomas Holder, Auckland, Architect .. 25( William Humphrey Jones, Auckland, Agent 25( John Plunkct Stodart, Auckland, Agent.. 25( John Kirkwood, Auckland, Merchant .. 25( Joseph Osbprno, Auokland, Agent .. .. ISi Robert Glover, Corqitiandol, Settlor. .. 12( Dated th|s lath Novctpboii, ono <h.pu,Sftnd pighl hundred and eighty .three. D. G. MacDONNELL, • Manager, WitncßS to Signature: Day. PitiLr. I, Dennis Gilmoro MacDonncll, do solemnlj and sincoroly deelaro that— 1. I am tho Managor of tho said intended company. j}, Tl|O above statement is, to flip best of mj b.cHof ai)d jinowlpdge, tpuo in evorj particular, and I mako this solomr declaration conscientiously believiiif tho same to be true, and by virtue o) an Act of the Goneral Assembly ol New Zealand intituled, " Tho Jus tleos of tho Peace Act, 1882." D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Taken heforp mo this. 15fh cjay of Novombor one t]|qi)Band eignt hipidced and oighty-thrce. (Signed) P. CpsiisKKY, Ju'Bticp of tho Pence. Money. MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, ol First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor, National Insurqnco Buildings. T t f_ T0 £lO>O°o LENT on Building I J I " " Socioty principles, or pn qther tprmi to suit bqrrowers. Allotinbn.te bought and Houses built on Weokly Payment TSystptf Mortgages and Loans negotiated, Sea List oi Propertied for ealo on 4tn pago.' Six por cent allowed on monoy deposited for investment- O' Williamsqn, Land, Estate, and Finanpia A gent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane. Tendpiss, TO PAINTERS.—Tenders will be re polved at Alma Store, off Franklin Hotic (where plans, etc.,1 may bo soon), until 4-p.ni, o TUESDAY, 20th Novomber.—Jas. Trayee. ContUined on Tint Page.



Lost and FouimL, A ROMAN CATHOLIC PRAYEB BOOK Found.—Can bo had at this offlcc from 6 to 7 p.m. in the evening. LOST, on Monday night, botweon whari and Opera House, or to Cook-street. Lady'i Silver O.F. Watch, with chain and trinkets at tAched.—Liberal reward given on return to Stab Offlce. . LO ST, a Swarm of Bees (Hybrids Ligurians)—Five Shillings reward.—Applj Star ofllce. WO (£2) POUNDS REWARD.—StoIen or Strayed, from the Onehunga Run, a Dark Brown Gelding, branded SF on oil shoulder, Roman noso, star on forehead.—R. Farrell, Princes-street, Onehunga. WO (JB2) POUNDS REWARD will be given to any person who will give such in formation as will lead to the conviction of the person who, on Sunday last, 11th inst., between half-pant 2 and I! p.m., decoyed away and stole from my premises in Vincent-street a 0 months old Dog (crossed with mastiff and retriever), colour black, with white star on breast.— Edward Good. TRAYED into my paddock, nt Epsom, a Chestnut Cob with two white hind feet and ropo round neck. If not claimed on or before 14 days,will be sold to pay grass and expenses.—E. RUNNING in my paddock, a Roan Pony, 5 years old. branded X on the off rump, other brand unknown, If not claimed within 14 days will be sold to pay expenses.— Wm. Allthorpe, Avondale. MeetingSt WOMEN'S INSTITUTE The Adjourned Meeting ol Subscribers will be held at Itobson's Commercial Dining Rooms, on FRIDAY, lflth instant, at 7.30 p.m. All per sons interested in tho work of the Instituto are invited to attond. H. O. SETH SMITH, Hon. Sec, to tho Committee. mRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. Tho ordinary Fortnightly Meeting of tho Council will bo held in the Working Men's Club on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at eight o'clock.' Business, important. 11. COOPER, Secretary, pro tern. Auckland, Nov. 12. TjiIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. A Meeting of Delegates of tho Eight Hours Demonstration will be hold at the Working Men's Club on SATURDAY Evening, at half past 7 o'clock. OEO. W. HESLOP. . AUCKLAND FISHING CLUB. First Excursion SATURDAY. 17th Novom bor, leaving Ferry Company's Wharf 1 p.m. punctually. A. DEVORE. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notico is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of tho Shareholders will bo held at 11.30 a.m. on TUESDAY, tho twentieth day of November next, at the Company's Ofllco, Queen-street, Auckland, for tho purpose of cou sidoring and passing (If approved) the following special resolution, viz. :— " That in Artlclo of Association Number 91, tho words, 'of not exceeding ten pounds per centuut per annum,' bo pxclsod.- By order of tho Directors. G. JOHNSTON, General Manage Head Office, Auckland. 20lh October. 1883. Public Notices- THIRTY hieh}y respeofcablp Servants are cxpoeteu tq arrive immodiatply in tho s.B. Triumph. These young wqmpn haye been carefully selected by \na Hqn. _Jra Joyce. Applications foi? the samp to. up nuidp W IJiss Graflt, Lady Suporlntendpnt pf thp Toung Wompn'i) Jnßtitiito, bptwpen tho hours o.f 10 a.m, and i! p,m. dally; or by letter to Miss Leach. miui, Grafton Road, ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). Applications'will bo received by tho under- Blgnod up till MONDAY Noxt, tho 19Ui Instant, for a Clerk to act as Agent on tho Wharf for the Northcoto and St. Heller's Ferry Service. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF SAMUEL PASCOE, OF HAMILTON, WAIKATO, STOREKEEPER; All Claims against the above Assigned Estate (accompanied by statutory declaration) must be forwarded to mo By noon Of TUESDAY, the 27th November. insL ' ■ AVILLIAM THORNE, Sqlieitdr to (hp Trufctoes, Queeu-atrcot and Vulcan Umo, 'Auckland, Novombor 13,1883. '•np^E PRpP-ERTYTAX ApT, 1883." Nqtlcejs hereby given that Property Tax, U.ndor " Tho Property Tax Act, 1883," for tho year commencing oil the Ist day of April, 1883, will bo payable on SATURDAY, tlio l^t day of Decombor, in thp samp ypftn) and the places in each dlstript where thp said Tax shau bo paid shall ho overy Poat-ollico witbjri such district which is lilso a Money Order Ofllce, oxcept in tlio District of Wellington, in Avhlch diatriet the Tax shall ho paid at any such Post-ofHco as aforesaid, and at the oftlpo of the Property Tax Commissioner, at tlio Government Buildings, Wellington. J. SPERREY, Proporty Tax Commissioner. ■vr o t i c b. HELENSVILLE TOWN DISTRICT. I hereby notify that Eight Condidatcs- ALFRED NEVILLE LESTER THOMAS RAWSON DANIEL STEWART HENRY BALLANS CHARLES FRED. CRAY WALTER SCOTT ISAAC McLKOD HENRY CHARLTON PqAVEL^ —Have boon duly Nominated for the ofilco of Commissioners for Hiilensvillo' To>Vu District Board; whereas(lvop)Only WingWquirod.an EluoUon'utvdor •'Tho WcßfllaHoh"or Local Kloc tlons'Aet.'iW' will toko'place oh MO,NIUY, tho 19th day of November' 1883., \i\ jh,P pP,Urt houso, HclinsvWi;, - ' " '•• ! tpHQMAS O^ELL. 11th, 1883, "AT O T I C E. Notintt Is horoby given that all Accounts owing to the undersigned remaining unpaid on November 30th Instant, will bo immediately handed over to our Solicitor for recovery, ALISON BROTHERS, Ttovonport, November 14. m 1 H. J O U N I N G, tf • HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, COLLECTOR, &c. Opposite Burroy Hills EstnU), ARCH HILL. ~\f 9 T J C E, OWING TO THE DESTRUCTION BY FIRE Of part of my promises, I bog to inform my clients that I have mode arrangements for the EXECUTION OF ORDERS AS USUAL, and would ask their kind forbcaranco for any short delay under ftp u,n?p^n,fttp f\\* UUIIIStUUCI'S. 11ftvi\V{ A |<A«QE STQPK IN BOND, an.d. now in harbour, and also only tho North Division of my premises being destroyed, there will bo no difficulty in MY BUSINESS BEING CARRIED ON AS HERETOFORE IN THE ADJOINING WAREHOUSES, Nos. 37 and 3,9, Lower Qveen-strekt, COUNTING-HOUSE and OFFIpES A^ TH.P STORE LATELY QCOVWKU BY Q, R, MoNAB. ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Groceries. /"iITY TEA MART, GROCERY, AND \J PROVISION STORE, Established fob tick Purpose op Supply ing Families with TEAS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS Op Best Quality at Wholesale Pb(ces. Tho Subsorlbor. with a view to still further increasing the business or the City Tea Mart, has doterminod to mako considerable REDUC TIONS from tlio Price's now being charged in Anokland and suburbs. NOW ON SALE 6lh. TINS of RICH, STRONG} PARGEELING FLAVOUREO TEA, 11s' caoh Splendid WHITE TABLE SUGAR, 4d per lb. HOB ART TOWN JAMS (choice assortment), 5s Cd per dozen 2ld. TINS FAMILY TEA, 3s 6d each PRIME CANTERBURY HAMS a.nd BACON EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH, Highest Pricjs given for RRODUOE, and ovory possible Inducement oftbrod to facuiwte fWd e.ncouraKo business, pieaso noto tl»e address-. Robert Kew, wholesale tea merchant and grocer; • Victoria and aiwcrt-strkkts,' Auckland



For Sale. FOR SALE, Teachers Old Highlan Whisky, Dunedin Bottled Ale (in splendi condition), Noted Stout for Invalids, at tow it prices.—Peel and Co., Wine Merchants, &c .* Victoria Road, Dcvouport t- T7IOR SALE, Farms, City and Suburbni R JJ Properties, Houses, Businesses, Hotels Boarding Houses.—Grant and Crossun, Agent! s 177, Queen-street. jr TTIOR SALE, a Well-bred Buggy Horse X 4 rears old.—Apply to George Cook, o j James Malcolm, Mount Albert. I7IOR SALE, Now Single antl Double ! Seated Buggies; Lady's Photon an( • Spring Carts, etc.—Apply James Mackic Coaclibuilder, etc., Victoria-street East. 3 LiiOß SALE, a Grocery Store in a busj • X thoroughfare; good reasons for leaving 3 Apply John and E. Leydon, Auctioneers. OR SALE, Grand Corner Site for Hotel Accommodation-house, or Store, at North , cote (cheap).—Apply C. B. Thome, Cutler, Groy - street. OR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £230 I Build ing Allotments, £1 per foot; also, 3 New I Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also , £100 and £130 to lend on mortgage.—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. i T?IOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suil :' JO purchasers, a lot of first-class strong I American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackie, Lowei ■ Vincent-street. OR SALE, 10 Acres of Land close tc Whau Bridge: also 10 Acres at Hunua.- Apply to J. F. Stewart, House and Land Agent, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane and High-street. FOR SALE or Lease, Boarding-House and Shop. Contains 16 rooms besides the , shop; situated on a corner allotment in a good ' and convenient loDality.—Apply to Vaile and ' Douglas, House and Land Agents, Shortlund-st, i T7IOR SALE, an Established Newspaper £} Property, published in one of the most promising* districts of the North Island, with lease o£ Plant for a term, with cheap pur chasing clause. Above, to a pushing journalist or steady compositor, with a very littlo capital, is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can bo obtained from Mr Lang. bridge, Stlchbury's Buildings, Auckland, FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 200 acros; plenty of tmah and abundant supply of water; now House of flvo rooms and pantry; nice position, about twenty miles from Auckland, 'forms easy, rent low.—D. F, Evans, Land Agent. 813 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7-roomed House in View Road, Mount Edon, with nearly 1 aore land; oiatorn, boiler, woodhousj, &c,; splendid views price low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Resi dence, 10 rooms, &o.; allotment 52 x 300; View Rood, Mount Eden: oharming view; a bargain. Also, in Mount Koskill Road, capital Now House, 7 rooms, and evory convenience; large allotment; fine healthy site; very cheap.— EDW. WAYTE. 5, Mercantile Chambers. FOR LEASE (Symonds-street), a Large Shop (could be divided into 2 shops) with argo (house. Rent low to a good tenant-H. Partington, House and Land Agents, Stioh r tinry'B Buildings. TJIQR IMMEDIATE SALE, a Small Farm JP of 40 Aores, all fenced, with goqdC-roomed house, outhouses, &c, 2 acres of potatoes, orchard in full bearing, the remainder in crop and grass, well watered; in fact, a snug home stead, with a large run; good reasons given for selling same.—ll. Partingtan, Hpusp and Land Agent, Stiplibiiry'B Buildings. T7IOR SALE, 10-rqomed House, 29 Acres X' of Land, situated at Littlo Omaha, now Temperance Hotel, noxt to landing; steamer daily; a good oponing for industrious couple.— I. Partington, Hpusp and Af>ent, =MC'*- bury's Buildings. . A LLOTMENTS Fqv Sale at 20a per f\ foot, suitable for working men, in Pon sonby; House of FJvp rooms, furniture, £$~ Newton Rpad, £300; Grace-street (Ppnson>y)— Allotments £3 5s per fpo,t; De.van,port—Allot ments at £212s per foot. A iQng list of city and subnrbah, ' properties, Houses, Allotirwiits, Shops, &p., qpeh for inspection,"-Wm. qyixiyEß, Ooopibes's Chambers, _____ TABLES, by Burroughes and Watte and other celebrated makers, landing ex Ganymeilo.—E. and A. Isaacs. CITY PROPERTY.—For Sale, Those substantial Brick Buildings in the heart of the City of Auckland, known as Dornwell's Buildings, at tho corner of Queen-street and Darby-street. Also, tho Brick Block fronting Darby-street and Elliott-street; all oeou.niod by first-class tenants. Leasehold {pn> 57 and 68 years at very low ground KiU.ts'i-U Apply to John lidd and Co., Agcflfo 20, Qucon-atroot. riATTtE FEED.—For planting now and V 7 during tho next few weeks, 25,003" Drum head" and 35,(00 " Thousandheadcd" Cabba,gQ Plants. The latter grows over five fpeV—£ tvee, in fact^-and both produce a largo' amount or succulent and nutritions feed fpy autumn and winter.' Per 100; 9d; 1M os; over 5,000, at sa. Pearl Millet (Arfthtanft ia found hero aud in Australia infei|lpr to Bprghuin, and is not now offered, but O.T.w. supjwiosi Sorghum, Soccha ratnm S., '•' Planters' Friend," and S. Early Ambor, as also Mangolds, Turnips, and all Farm, Vogetablo, Flower, and Trco Seeds of first quality. Nursery stocks and sundries pi all descriptions.—C. T. WREN, Nursery i>nd Seed Warehouse, Hemuera. URE FQR INHIGJBSTION - TONIC BALSAM;—a Genuine Liver Regulator Prlco, 3s a bottIe—SHARLAND & CO, (oppo Bito Post-office.; DEVON P O R T , N.ORTII SlfOltE. FOR SALE.! 60 Quarter-acre Sections, In good positions. Will ho sold phpap, 5 Choice Allotments In Domain-street, noar English Church. 1 Largo Lot noar Mr J. B, Russell's, 120 x 180. Terms very easy. 1 Lots, 47 x 230, on Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. HGood Allotments, 41 x 125, near Mr J. B, Rubscll'b, 20s per foot. Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kow-street, ICO x 118, with two cottages. £550, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 91 x 118. Price £200. » 5-Roomed House in Domain-street, quite now. Price £250. ' Apply to U. & R. DUDER, ' Dkvonport Store. GGS.—Blqck RvW*ed Red Gauie ; Im ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.-I'op6r iXHp3^ a Limited Number of Eggs froj» above. Two Guinea? {or. 1? Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded tp, any part of tho Colony on receipt of P-O.O,—ft Robertson, Symondß-stropt, Au,ckhfflfl./ ________ P]jANa 1% Sale; price, £14, at H, W. H. Webb's, Qak House, Hobson.streot, three doors from OpQk-strept, mo NEW ARRIVALS. "Thave somo First-class Farm Lands, with or without improvoinonts, Very cheap nn,d, qh easy terms. Apply at onco to D. F, EVANS, Queen.-jtro^ (v,oxi Jiank of Australasia) ANN'S IRON SAFES, best in quality, lowest In price.—E. and A. Isaacs.Agenta. mO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS, For Salo, the fast and well-known Vaoht Toy, coppered and copper-f fwtpnod throughout. Will bo sold a bargain!— Apply to (fiURLES BAILEY, Yacht Builder. &c. Customs-st West. WHITE.— White's Sewing Machines. Bost lv tho world. Large shipment ust arrived. Call early and socuro one.—W. C. Jannos, Queon-streot. O R M S", AH children suflbr f rom, thorn. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, BHARLANDS WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apothccoricd1 Hall, opposite Post-office To aol TQ LJJT, Throe Unfurnished Rooma, with use of kitchen ; rent, 10s a week. - Apply Wakollold Cash Stores, Brown-street l'onsonby. TO LET,' a C-roomed Villa, with bnj window, verandah, 4 fireplaces, rcgistoi grates, tanks, (cellars, and out-houses; gas }aic , on.—Apply Jesse Stokes, Mount Edea Road. TO LET, 2 Furnished Rooms to 2 or 5 Working Men,-» Apply second Ihouso pas' Porter'a Storp, Lofno-strcet. TO LET, 7-roomod Houso St. Stophon'i Avenue, Parncll. — Apply Francis. HwU Queen-street. TO LET, Furnished Fi'ont Room, suit able as Bod gnrt Sitting-room, in town.- A,pply SfAn Qflipe. O LET, Comfortable Residence of i: rooms. Bathroom, Wash-houso, Coach liouso, Stable &c.; nice grounds, plcasantl; situated on Now North Road, about 10 minute walk from St. Scpulehrc's Church, ■*■. X>, ¥ ,Evanß, Land Agent. „„„„__ TO LET, Hou^e of )i rooms, oontaininf in flre-nlaeqa; pleasantly situated in Vie toria Roaa,—Apply Pool & Co., Agents, etc. . Victoria Road, Devonport. TO LET, a Small Shop (with or withou houso of 5 rooms) in a leading thorough • faro — Ifarangahape Road; adapted for an; business. — 11, Partington, House and Lam ) Agent. ■ ri"^O LET, twoLarfjeßooma.(\\nfuifnished] • X fireplace; children Qbjeotod to).—Duk< street, Pitt-street, Newton, "' 5 mO LET, Shop, with three apartment* X cornor of Welleslcy and Elliott-strcpU Ront, 25s per wock.—For parlioulars apply t f J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesloy-strcct Kaat,' TO LET, in Newmarket, two nearly noi and vory convenievit Saoomod Cottagos.. ---1 Apply W. & ,]. Fwer, Land Agents, Nc Zoala,B(l lits\i'rqhco Buildings. m" 7) H_ 15 ~5 } OFFICES. OFFICES. OFFIBES, Several First-class Offices To.Lot; somo hay i many conveniences— \\se of strong room, lottc press, lavatpry;"&b., &o; rent, from 15s pc week.; rodin'B largo, airy, and woll lighted. ■I D, F. EVANS. Estate Agent. Quecn-Btruet;_^ _ a TTOT SI'RINGS, Ohaeawai, Bay o rl Talands —To Let for the au.inmer months and Son? 8, NoyZealand Jnsurauce Buildings. O"DENTISTS AND OTIIBKS.-T. let, tho Hooni- above Bennetts Draporj i Warehouse, with cntranoo door in Queen-street a alao with back entranoe.-Apply V. J. Bennett TtTORTH SHORE.—To Let, for 1 month i^l a nicely Furnished House of six rooms adjoining Masonic Hotel, with attendance. 8. trnd R. Duder, House'Ageritj. "-1 " ' ; /^FFIGES TO BE LET, at frpija 5s to I5» v_r in City Chambers, oornor Hlgn-streot a&i Vulcan Lano! lavatorioa and conveniences.- A raily to J. M. Macdonald, House and Katat 1 Agent, Shortland-street.



Board and Residence. CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.- Vacancy for two Gentlemen: lnrgo niry rooms, baths. Terms, 20s. Good table; healthy situation.—Mrs Fuller. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSK, Eden Orescent, has Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen Human, with private sitting-room if required. Plunge and shower bath. mEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING X ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albert streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals at all hours.—G. Johnston, Manager. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room .. .. 25s per Week Licensing Notices. "VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR JJ( TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, John Hutchinson, of Kaukapakapa, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the House and premises situate at Kaukapa kapa, known as the Kaukapakapa Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Holonsville, on the 3rd day of December, 1883, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to Henry Andrew Kllison, my appointee. Dated the 2fith day of September, 1883. JOHN HUTCHINSON. Business Notices. f^ LASSWOKS, Freeman's Bay.—Satur- VT day afternoon, from 2to 5. Admission, Od. Each visitor receives one Glass Jug.—M, Cook and Sons. Lolly jars, Is each, RS. FALLOWS, Lace and Muslin Curtain Dresser, wishes to inform tho jidies of PonsQnby and Newton that in future Mr White (late Baxter), Grocer, corner of New ton and Great North Roads, will receive Orders instead of Mr Taylor as heretofore, Orders also received by Mr Hardwick, top of Shortland-st. and Mr Evana. Freneli Bakery, Hobson-atreot. VERRALL & COS. Patent Drays (im surpassed by any), combining all tho lateßt improvements. Our Patent Locker is easy to fasten and unfasten, oombinsd with strength. Also, a great saving binding at the ends of Tail Boards and preventing them from breakage. Our Guard Iron Clips are a great improvement on tho old style, giving greater security and not splitting tho boardß. Our Tip Irons speak for thenißolves, bolng wider, keeps the dray well scoured, and no matter how the dray maybe loaded,can be cosily unfastened. Our Jam Plates prevents all dirt, scotia, &c from getting in between tho shafts, and cutting them away. Our Top Board Fastenings are a tjreat improvement, binding the ends of the boards.— vcrrall & Co., Newton Coaph, Factory —New and Second-hand Cart and Dray now on view and for Sale, combining sill tho latent Im provonienta. J^ O T ~J G W. FRESH MEAT. Fresh Meat. FRE.SHMEAT, WILLIAM AYENELL Wishos to call the attention of tho Residents and Visitors of Ilcvonport and surrounding Districts that, having ospecial facilities, he will supply fresh killed Meat every day during the coming hot soason at prices that defy compoti tlon. Sausages, fresh daily; Lamb, from ia Gd per quarter; Prime Corned Hocf (guaranteed sound at lowest rates). AH orders from the oountry (by postor nthorwlse) promptly attended to. He is a]9fi tv Cash Purchaser of Poultry. Dairy-tod Pork, and Vegetables in tmy quantity, WILLIAM~AVENELL, BuTCHER, Meat BajAar, Beaoh Road, Dovonport "REMOVAL. My OFFICE is now in DURHAM-STREET EAST, In Messrs Hcsketh and Aitkin's Building. T. W. HICKSON, Surveyor and Land Purchase Agent. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, CANDLES, PEANUT. AND QTHER LUBRICATING OILS. Soap awl Candle Works: Parnbi-l. Oil Works: Customs-street Wkst. Warehouso and Offices: Lowkli Albert street. :.. Cash Purchasers of TalloWi Delivery taken at their Parnoll Works or Warehouse. , INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting. Pattern Making, Castings, Turning, Pipe Screwing, &c, &c. All WOODWORK in Connection wren MAcniNRRY Made. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. Aoents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. Lubricating Oils, &o. Office and Works: CORNER OF VICTORIA AND COBDRG-STREETS, pHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, Importer oy Cutlery, Ilanjußtrect)iv#<la good, supply of all kinds oi TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bone Table Kn^vea, Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors, Tablo Knives and Forks in cases, suitable fox wording and complimentary presents; alao. Electro-plated Ware, Siberian Forks i>nd Spoons, specially cheap valuo, Sider ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All the abovo goods selling at YGY-y low prices, THOMAS SAMUEL, «8, QUEEN-STREET, Next toMyWestpfaU Bootmaker. .New Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that thoy have Commenced Practlco In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in lligh-strket, opposit Mr W. Atkln's Printing Oflicc. E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPHKR. Auckland, September asnd, 1833, Tfrl """E N C^ 1 N OT SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:— Best Paling Fenco of Purlrl Posts, Hobart Rails and 6ft Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heart Kauri, 60s per chain. Fence as above, with Split Kauri (Heart), CDs. Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence, 455. Three-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 47s Gd. Same in Ti-treo Rails, 429. Picket Fences of every description. Gates, from 7s. 6d to 10s each. All kinds Fencing Materials For Sale, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposlto Arnold Hincs & Co.). N.B.—No connection with any other Whlte^ Christmas Cards. /CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. V./ Just received, a select and large assort ment of the Nowest Designs in CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, Special choice Now Zealand designs, suitable to send out of tho Colony. Tho last 'Frisco mail to arrlvo in England boforo Christmas, loaves 6th November. LETTS'S DIARDSS FOR l=gj. H. A. COLSON, VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTjWUA-STREET, (Near Corner Hgbson-strceW, Avokland. SledicaU FLESH FORMING FOOD for Injtmts. A^Tc'laN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS h prepared locally from malted ooroals, ac cording to tho recipo of Baron Lotbig. It is ar APPRO.VED SUBSTITUTE for MOTIIKR'S MIIJC FATTENING, NOURISHING; and INVIGORATING. Sold in Canisters at Is ud. ' AT THE PHARMACY. QUEEN-STRIJET. S^HARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely tho best rcmody evor made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS, Prioo, ?s 6d and 4g 6d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposfto Post-offlco. mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous I Heliof-ODONTALGIC-ls per bptUo.- SIIARXAND & CO- (opposite Post-offlce). XT OP TJITTERS ImpoRTKP PjWPTfrom the Manufactory. Ss PER BOTTLE. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. T> ATS! RATS! RATS!—Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PAST'S Rats oat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Postofflce. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular modioino of the day. Price, 2s &1 a box.—Colo nial Agents, Sharl and & Co., opposite tho Post offlce. riIHE Best PrejKHaiion extant lor promot- JL Ing Halt.Growth is Dr. Erasmus WUson'e WtlOlt FOR THE HAIR. It is* prepared from tho original formula of this eminent ■ authority by Chauuss Bdtchmr, Pharmaoen > Ucal Chemist (Vlotoria and Now/Zealand) junction of Pitt and Grey-streola, Auckland. '



Personal. WILLIAM TUCK, late Napier, call on w; D. Dallen, Coffee Palace, Queen street—John Tuck. .■ , j.j> "NOTICE.—WiII tlie Owners, or OwneM 1 JLI of Lotß N'oe. 1, 3, and part of No. £, Parish of Pupuke, County of Hokianga, leave their Address at the Star Office, and they will hear something to their advantage. _____ WINNIE.— A Letter for you at Stab Office. Ecclesiastical. AUCKLAND YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WEEK OF SPECIAL SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN, From Sunday, 11th, till Saturday, 17th Nov., ! In connection with the WEEK OF SPECIAL PRAYER for Young Men ovcralltho World. Meeting for Prayer each day from noon till 12.45. Addresses This (Fridayl Evening by Mr A. ! Knight. Revs. Alexander Reid and J. S. ; ! Hill, at 7.30, in the Lecture Hall. OPEN. TO ALL. YOUNG MEN COME 11!! Auctions. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19. OLEOGRAPHS AND CHROMO3, FRAMED AKD UNFEAMKD. GABKIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, Lower Queen-street, on Monday, at 11 o'clock, | 260 HANDSOME PRAMKD OLEOGRAPHS AND CHROMOS. For Scenery and Subjects there are nono in I tho market to compare with them. Also, 1 CASE UNFRAMED OLEOGRAPHS AND CHROMOS. Without Reserve,. B. TONES.] |B. O. CARS.] JB. V. TONKS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER .1. Salvage i •■■■ _ ..-. • > JJ Salvage \ \ \ Salvage!!! ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY ! CONCERN. THE LARGE STOCK OF GOODS FROM THE LA: /(RE ON THE PREMISES Mil .\ II." NATHAN, | Removed to B. v"ohks & Cos. Warehous«iJ,; Little Queen at' Albert-streets, for .1- \ Ccnvenien <j of Sale. ■ B. TONKS & O. WILL sell on Wednesday, the.'i-^inst., at 11 o'clock. THE STOCK FROM THE LATE FIRE, Comprising— GROCERIES OILMAN'S STORES DRIED FRUITS CONFECTIONERY ; ■ '■■< CANDLES • SARDINES .... TOBACCO |; TEAS &<-■. &c\, Ac, BILLIARD CUES, BALLS, AND . i BILLIARD REQUISITES. I PIANOS, By Ascherbero, Richteb, &o. WATERPROOF RUGS, i j &d., ;, ftc; &0.. ! ■ .'■:••.■* i,'.; I TANKS, 40? and 200 Gallons. At 11 o'clock. j WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 21, r * AT THE WAREHOUSE, LITTLE QUEEN AND' •ALBERT-STREETS. B. TONKS.]' [R. 0. CARR.] |b. D. TONKS. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22. REFRIGERATORS. MANUFACTURED BY GEORGE KENT, LONDON. , ■■■'■'- B. TONKS AND CO. HAVE received instructions to sell, en Thursday, tho 22nd inst, at 11 o'clock, IS BUTTER DEALERS' REFRIGERA ... TORS, 42x30x20, fitted with shlfUftgr slate shelves, wire ice rack, ice water drawer, &0., 9 butter pats, i x lj, on. each shelf, 51 in each compartment. 108 in all, with th*e slabs of ice. 2 2IJNCH RESTAURANT ICE SAFES 2 36-INCH RESTAURANT IGE SAFES - - 2 48-INCH RESTAURANT ICE SAFES. 2 30-INCH FAMILY ICE SAFES ■■<■•;# 2 12-INCH FAMILY ICE SAFES 6 VENTILATED ZINC KEFRIQERA TORS 8 ECONOMICAL ICE BOXES 2 METALLIC ICE BOXES 2 BACHELOR'S REFRIGERATORS, with Lock . . ON VIEW ON MONDAY. , f(rs - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23. ~ ;; TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB.; ''< c SPRING MEETING. SATURDM, DECEMBER Ibt, 1883. GATES, BOOTHS," AND CARDS. '- B. TONKS AND CO.: "ViiTILL.seH on Friday, the 23rd fast., T T at twelve o'clock, GATES, BOOTHS; ANP CARDS, for Use Alee ting on Ist December. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. AT JUNCTION YARDS, ; j Under Buo, cur Sale. ■:.!; HORSES, j SPRING CART and HARNESS HORSE, I DRAY and HARNESS, PLOUGH, ' \ DAIRY COWS, DAIRY UTENSILS, &c. I npiHE undersigned will sell, without I BNo Vv^Der CU°nYMdB'on' rUe*d»y- I 28&sS^ dp^ mOBS 15. Dairy Cows, milking ana In calf \\ i Dairy Utensils, &c. J HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprisJiiK li jj ... At 1 o'clock, h HUNTER & NOLAN. \ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1883. ~ I SIX-ROOMED HOUSE AND LARGE I ALLOTMENT, jj ST. MARY'S ROAD, PONSONBr. Si R. C. GREENWOOD 1; HAS received, instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, 129, Queen-street : on Wednesday, Novomber 28, at 12 noon. * A REAIAY GOOD SIX-ROOMED HOUSE, together with all necessary out-buildingß (gas and water laid on), and Allotment, 73 fee" front- r . agotoSt-Mai-y'sßoad, Ponsonby7byadenthn? ' th°e __*£_?" SOa' haVlnS "• vl™ * Thisisaveirrare opportunity of aconirhMra »■'■■' good freehold within % B city, and h_rt££air I residence! e9 a marino and «übttrbi_ • ; A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM-- 1 -C__ MAR SCHOOL. - ; lli PRELIMINARY NOTICE. f Land situate in Symonda-strcot, from Graf ton ' ifi Road to a point 100 feet distant fctraY Hav^eK- ■ • 1 street, the property of tho Gq/smmont of UaS I Grammar School, will bo putlS to ancUon lfh? v • I onorabouttheisthJanuary, 1834. TheHoSmJ ' |fl_«S___«-SW-SS- . •-* JOHN JAMES, dSSjS?/] Auckland, November 15th, 1883. SccreWr*''; |