crewel apron ; Joseph W. Carr, fl years, boy's petticoat; Mary S. Carr, 4 years, holder for teapot; Annie Joynt, 10 years, crochet antimacassar; Charlotte Joynt, 21 years, boy's shirt; Aitlnir Cooko, 14 years, crayon drawing (gipsy boy's head), special certificate. St. James's Presbyterian i SH exhibits; 20 certificates'.—Maggie Snedden, 12 years, woolwork, top for footstool; Gertrude Keene, 8 years, globe of wool-flowers; Matilda Dickey, i years, kettle-holder; Matilda Dickey, 4 years, stjuare of calico; Bosetla N. Dickey, 11 years, child's pinafore; John Sinythe, 17 years, tub; Jano Smart, 17 years, arasceno work anti macassor; Flora Oilmer, 12 years, cone work frame; Marion Maxwell, 14 years, white petticoat; Marion Max well, 14 years, knitted bed cover; Marion Maxwell, 14 years, pair of knitted curtains; Jeanio Maxwell, 12 years, white petticoat; Jeanio Maxwell, 12 years, knitted bed cover; Agnes Maxwell, lfi years, white petticoat, Agnes Maxwell, Hi years, pair of knitted curtains; Kobina McNaughton, 17 years, pair of knitted curtains; ltobina Mc- Naughton, 17 years, white petticoat; Robfna MoNaughton, 17 years, sofa blanket; Mary McLean, 13 years, knitted piano cover; Christina I'agan, 8 yoars, wool antimacassar; Cliristina Fagan, 8 years, chemise; Frances Sims, 10years,standof wool flowers; Ellen M. Mcliibbon, 0 years, Miioking cap; Robert Reid, 13 years, model yacht; Alice Yon Stumer, 14 yenrs, cotton shirt; Alice Yon Stunner, 14 years, night-gown. Pokkno Hill: 7 exhibits ;no certificate. Otaiiiwiii Wkslkyam : 11 exhibits; four certificates. —Florence l'ikett, 11 years, pair mats and a chemise; Rosa Pikott, IS years, antimacassar; Rosa l'ikott, 18 years, cushion ; Elizabeth Clark, 14 years, child's frock.

St. Luke's Presbvtkbtan : SI exhibits ; 18 certificates,—Jessie Heron, cosy ;Claudio Hardy, point laco handkerchief; Alice Law, 4 drawings ; Alice Law, chemise; Minnie Lennox, princess petticoat; Helen Ban- Brown, chemise ; Helen Ban1 Brown, hand kerchief ; Helen Barv Brown, chemise; Dolly Davis, combination garment; Dolly Davis, cushion top ; Minnie Law, chemise ; Bessio Hay, chemise ; Chas. Allen, model cooking range. POKSOSBY Baptist : 7 exhibits ; 4 certi ficates. —Elsie Wynn Scott, 0 years, wool work bracket; Clara Tattersall, 16 years, beaded collarette; Eth'ol Lilian Kees, 11 years, woollen sofa bracket; Harry Exton, .13 years, earthenware yard-sink.

Mount Eden Free Methodist • 4 ex Jiibits ; no certificate.

Parnell Presbyterian : 21 oxhibits ; 4 certificates. — Hettie Wilson, 9 years; cushion; Janet MeNiceol, 13 years, pina fore ; Jessie Fraser, 17 years, 2 mnts and a nightgown bag ; Janet McGlashan, 19 years, pinafore. St. STErnKN's Presbyterian : 7 ex hibits; 1 certificate.—Ada Gray, 12 years; trimmed hat.

Howick Presbyterian : 7 exhibits ; no certificate.

BKBESFORD-STUKET CONQREOATIONAIr: 49 exhibits; 14 certificates.—W. G. Ball, book of pen and ink drawings; VV. G. Ball, framed pen and ink drawings; Daisy Cousins, needleworked bag ; W. J. Cousins, carriage drawings; Esther Murphy, leather work Lracket; L. Johnson, crewel-worked cushion ; E. Johnson, tricot antimacassar; M. Wickham, antimacassar; Frank Walton, fretwork bracket; H. Searle, locomotive ; M. Dunn, crewel-work apron ; William Cox, fretwork cradlo; Emily L. Smith, mantel drape and brackets; Emily Cox, fretwork designs. St. Andrew'sPresbyteiuan : 47 exhibits; 7 certificates.—Elizabeth Winks, 15 years, wax waterlily; Sarah McPherson, 16 years, wax cross; Sarah McPherson, 16 years, mantel drapery and brackets ; Lily Hotswell, 16 yeai-B, crewel work, bracket; Mary Winks, 9 years, raised woolwork footstool; Isabel Luko, 14 years, night dress ; James Ryrio, panorama. Pabnell Wesleyan :19 exhibits; no certificate. Avovdale Presbyterian*: 16 exhibits; no certificate. New North Road (Kingslanu) Wes xeyan : 17 exhibits ; 3 certificates.—Wil liam Blomfield, oil painting ; Priscilla Morley, crewel-worked cushion ; James Robertson, model battery. | JNewtok Congregational : 27 exhibits ; 7 certificates.—Thos. Jones, 15 years, fire screen ; William Currie, 14 years, 2 eases kauri gum ornaments ; William Batts, 14 years, fretwork basket; Louisa Bowles, 13 years, bunch wool flowers ; Annie Cum ming, 11 years, apron; Louisa Duff, 12 years, smoking cap; Mabel Lambourn, 11 years, nightshirt. Whangarei Presbyterian : 7 exhibits ; I certificate.—Henry Holy, 9 years, 4 gum ornaments. Otara Presbyterian : 11 exhibits ; 1 certificate. Maggie Ferguson, 16 years, woollen shawl. Ail Saints' Anglican : 38 exhibits ; 20 certificates.—Edith E. Dickson, 17 years, antimacassar; Edith E. Dickson, 17 years, antimacassar; Laura Jakins, 8 years, antimacassar; Laura Jakins, 8 years, tea cosy; Henrietta Bastard, 12 yoars, night dress; Ada Jaking, 6 years, bracket; Katherine Dunsford, 10 years, blue shawl (crocheted); Blanche E. Hughes. 9 years, antimacassar; Maud Calvert, 10J years, dressed doll; Bertha Devore, 8 years, bracket; Katie Merritt, 13 years, crochet wool petticoat; Louisa J. Bastard, 14 years, cushion ; Elizabeth Paul, 11 years, baby's pinafore; Helen Frances Howard, 15 years, night dress ; Martha Short, 14 years, gilt leather-urork bracket, special certih cote ; Nellie Lusher, 13 years, plain needle work and crochet j Lottie Merntt, 11 years, ipinafore; Agnes Short, 12 years, bracket; Lilias Dutton, 12 years, picture and frame; Louisa Devore, 12 years, drawing. USIOS-STKBET Wesleyan: 20 exhibits; three certificates.—Edward Fort, bannister brush; Adam Fort, bannister brush ; Agnes Elwarth, pair of certains. Tbinity Wesleyan (Hamilton): 21 ex hibits ; no certificate. Holy Trinity Anglican (Devonport): 50 exhibits; nine certificates; Amy Cameron, antimacassar; Alice Fenton, chemise; Annie Alison, pair worked brackets; Lily Savage, pair wool mats; Ethel White, pair slippers.; Jane Hunt, nightcap; Mary Dunne, two bead mats E. Buchanan, three drawings in one frame; A> Hooker, wax waterlily Mwnt Albert Wesleyan s 20 exhibits s 6 certifates. — Amy Schnackenberg, 16 years, woolwork cushion ; Manon Mitchell, II yelrs.U-ttwal work satin cushion; Maggie Astley 13 y«W«. pair knitted socks ; i-ditn B. Garlick, 13 years, crewel-worked bracket; Ethel Fry, 13 years, white crochet anti macaaiar; Lottie Sadgrove, 13 years, night- Onehuxoa Presbyterian ; 24 exhibits ; 8 eertificates.-LiHas M. Stevenson 8 years, chemise ; Elsie Grant, 12 years, nightdress; Jane Grant, 12 years, nightdress; Marion A, Robb, 12 years, gentleman s shirt; Mary Reid, 13 years, antimacassar; Mary Reil 13 years, antimacassar; Elkm Dun woodie, 0 years, pillow case ; Aroy Steven son, 13 years, nightdress. Otahuho Baptist : 1 exhibit; no eerti, °&r. James's PresbytWhan (Thames): 27 exhibits; 3 certificate3.--Annie Northey, 9 years, bed-room satchel; Ellen Gibb, 9 years, baby's shirt; Mary McQuade, 13 years, apron. .„ Cambridge : 2 exhibits ; no certificates. Paterangi: 20 exhibits* 4 certificates — Edith Sanderson Trobe, 10 years, child s tfnafore; Edith Sanderson Trobe, 10 years, drawing of a bird on a bough ; W. Santo son Trobe. 13 years, china vaao and natural flower j W, Sanderson Trobe, 13 years, map of North ißlaiufcof New Zealand. Howi!-strbes Industrial School : 21 exhibits; bo certificate. St. Paul's Anoljca.n; 1 exhibit; no 1 exhibit; 1 mSte—Amy E. Welsman, 13 years, etmd work for cushion. Cambb'PGE Presbyterian: :3 exhibits; no eertlficatß. . , pinafore; Miss Tregonning, appliqud work, Margaret Nixon, 9 yews, ftobraacassar Shortland Weslbyasj 11 exhibits; 1 eeraficate.-Leonard KitcWng, U years, drawing of dog's head. usu<i. D , Thamss PbjwtiveMethodist : 4.exhibSts f mo certificate. u-i,-* Thames Congbegatiokal : 7 exhibits, no certificate. ~~ , Coromandel : 1 exhibit >, »o<!6rtincate.

The Likb of as M.P-An M.P.,, d°J*°jJ«|f tho evil effects of London habits^ntho health, said that wore it not for the Hop Bitters he could not live through with the irregular'hours lie was forced to keop. Said ho { ' f^ 0"^ I foel weak and exhausted from long night sessions and meals at irregular hours, I resort.to my Hop Uitters instead of stimtUants.riicy^ street, sole agenta.-KA.Dvr.] m A by-law already exists prohibiting X bicycle* and tricycks being dnven on tto I footpaths, or being, ridden a^.^ I corners or intersections at other than a ISslowpace.' Penalty, £5 or 30 days. ;nder offer.

A Severe Burn Cured.

in Jihl' a n^ TSWIi:Lr", Ksc|i- tho Grocer tows ■- ° r" sponks of St. Jacods Oil as fol-

"Auckland, Octobor3,lSS3. l, n 'ln foSSl' 8 iM- , Lovy mul Co.-Gentlemen.-I w.°, ,\ ' ,nlcnsure in recommonding St. Jacobs Oil, having tried it on a severo burn and found it very efficacious.—Yours, truly, J. L. Hatswkli..

THE PAIN ENTIRELY LEFT.

"Clarence Cottage, '•Thomas-strcot, Bahnain " Axigust 21,188 Publishers—Auckland Evening Stab. " Dear Sirs,—About a fortnight ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism In my back which gavo mo no end of pain and trouble. I ÜBcd b,T. Jacobs Oil and m one or two applications the pam entirely loft. Since then I have had occasion to use tho oil on a badly sprained wrist, and its effect was simply magical My wife has used it for neuralgia in the Read \ WIS?™ 1/ 9«i9factory results. I consider St Jacobs Oil a valuable preparation, and shall not only use it in my own house, but shall recom mend my friends to do so. " I remain, dear Sirs, your truly, "W. P. Booth."

MICHAEL M. McGIRR, ESQ.,

OF THIO FREEMAN'S JOURNAL. BECOMES

Oentlemen.-I beg to honestly and truth lully give you the result of my experience after using St. Jacobs Oil for a severe easo of gout 1 had been suffering for three weeks with sore ness and inflammation in tho toes of my right foot. On Thursday last I had to leave my offlco and go homo to bed. I obtained a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil, and thought I would give it a trial, and after rubbing the aiFected part briskly for ten minutes, I got rolief. Next morn ing I again rubbed It, and from that time I have been free from pain. Again, on Sunday ast, the same symptoms appeared in the left foot. I applied St. Jacobs Oil as in the first ease, and with equal success. Having been a sceptic hitherto, I now subscribe myself a firm believer in the ofllcucy good of St. Jacob. " Remaining, dear Sirs, faithfully yours, Michael M. McGikr.

£100 REWARD.

THK GREAT GERMAN REMEDY

ST. JACOBS OIL relieves and cures rheu matism. Neuralgia, Headache, Toothache. Backache, Sore Throat, Quinsy, Swellings, Sorenoss, dialings. Eruptions, Inflammations, Chapped Hands, Corns, Bunions, Frosted Foot ami Kara, and all bodily pains for which an ex ternal remedy nmy be applied. Sold by drug gists and chemists, price Thrco Shillings a bottle. Directions in 11 languages accompany each bottle.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1883



Wholesale Depot for Auckland: M. LEVY & CO. Corporation Notices. riITY OF AUCKLAND. " ADULTERATION PREVENTION ACT AMENDMENT ACT, 883." Notlco is hereby given that tho above Act comes into operation on tho Ist of December next. Tho attention of Wino and Spirit Mor chonts, Bakers, and Dealers in all descriptions of Food, Milk. Drugs, &c, &c., &c, is directed to tho 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 Clork. Town Clerk's Ofllcc, November 13,1883. 303



Electoral. mO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA, Ladies and Gentlemen,—Having boon re quested by a number of the inhabitants of tho Borough to becomo a Candidate for tho Offlco of Mayor. I solicit your votes. Should you do mo the honour of Electing me I shall endeavour to fulfil Uio duties so as to fur ther tho best interests and wcll-boing of tho town. I have tho honour to be, Your obedient servant, vr. g. scott. THOROUGH OF ONEHDNGA. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gentlemen, — Having been nominated for tho office of Mayor of our town, I beg most respectfully to ask for your support at the Poll on WEDNESDAY, the 28th. A residence of twenty years In your midst, during which I have taken an active part in all matters of public interest, obviates tho neces sity of my making any promises for tho future. Your faithful Sorvant, J. D. JACKSON. TO THE BURGESSES OF THE GRAFTON WARD. Tho retirement of Mr Chas. Georgo has sug gested tho offering of my services to represent your interests in the City Council of Auckland. we have now arrived at that period of a nation s history when It is essential that Auckland's un limited resources Bhould bo mado 83 productive as possible, and in order to effect this, a great responsibility is imposod upon tho Corporation of this city, A broad question stands pro minently before us, which means the exercising of a wlsf, true economy, and the judicious and careful disposal of business genorally; and, liist but not least, to endeavour to secure tho onwtrd and upward progress of our oity aad its people. In asking for your support, I «puld state that the length of yoars I havo resided in Now Zealand, together with a maturo experience as member of Provincial Council, Chairman of Town Board, Sec, &0., might bo considered a qualification for this position of trust I now seek If you elect me, I shall endeavour to prove to you that I am worthy of your con fidence, promising my earnest co-operation with you in tho interests of your district, as welt as that of Auckland gGnerully. As doubtless otliers will solicit this honour at your hands, permit mo to suggest that it would be perhaps well to abstain from pfcrfgingyouraolvos to any ono until the views of all arc before you. JAME3 CBAGG SHARLAND. Albort Park, November 20,1883. ELECTORS OF ONEHUNGA, which candidate for the Mayoralty, under S resent circumstances, Is It advisable to eloct? mo of them is already a Councillor, but, un fortunately, has not in tho past acted in unison with the other Councillors, and if cloctcd Mayor, tho probablo want of harmonious action will be detrimental, and a serious drawback to the business and prosperity of the town. Thp other gentleman is a young man, honourable aiui cWotic: has the necessary acmilremento OT pushing Onchunga ahead, and, if olected, will commence his duties with thp esteem and well wishes of his brother-Councillors and the inhabi tants generally. TRUTH. Tenders. TO LEASE FOE A TERM OF SEVEN YEARS, LOT 53. PUKBKOHS, CONSfSTWO OF 61 ACRES, The above allotment, the property of thojate i Alexander Scott, will bo let for tho above: PCTenders to be lodged with mo on or before TUESDAY, the Uth December next. Ine highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. THO. MACFFARLANE, Agent for Public Trustee. Suprome Court, Auckland, Norembsr 27,188a



TO- 0 T I C E. Tenders BFO invited for a Lease for a term of Fourteen Years, from Ut January, 1884, for the undormonaSwa Parcels of Land, situate at SSohunKa being and tormina part of Lot". Sectionf».kno™ m the N»ffye Hostelry Re -801 SUB-SKGTIONS 3, 4, 7, 8, 9. U, and 12, a nlnn of the Land can bo soon and conditions and fomfof tender obtained on application to Mr Thomas Macffarlane, Supreme Court Build inSeAmßhe a S n t<lor any tender not necessarily cd^vedlby Mr yfflw M»cffarlano up to noon of TUESDAY, 27* fcstW*- P"^Sgn O6?hC^ve m ber.l 633 , mo CARPENTERS, Tenders will bo recoived iinUl 4 o'clock of WEDN^DAYnest, December 5. for th tlon of a Cottage in St. ffoorge's Bay Road, Par ° Plans at my Office. gfsss?ss> E , Architect, m o buildbbs. Alternative Tenders for Brio*: or Concrete will bo roceired untU Noon of T^iPr,,^1 So 13th jßeftsmbor, for the Erection of the Auck gc.,at N o. B . S o«t to^Ch^D ber ? . mENDERS Wanted for Building Two Factory), up to 28th November, at noon.-Apply on theTobs, to A. A. Btephfapspn, (BY SPKOIAI. APPOINTMBNTJ TVIXON'S QjNGER LE ' (Awarded Prize Medal Sydney Exhibition.) A ""^SSEr^TOSEEf AND iMAY BE PEOCURED EVERYWHERE, QUART AND PINT BOTTLES. PUIICHABISRB 4BP OAUTfOKPP AG+IKOT niPEBIOB IMITATIOSB. SOLE AGENT (Wholesale):- ARTHUR H. NATHAN.1



______^^ Wanted. WANTED, 20 Stone-breakers ; highes price Riven.—Apply on the Works Wellington-street. "YSTANTED, 4 Carpenters.—Apply A. X V T Watson. "ANTED, 4 Boot Machinists.—Appl; at once to Garrett Bros., Wakcfleld-st.' W ANTED, a Good Cook for barquentinc Clara E. MeGilvcry, for New York ; i man and wifo not objectod to.—Apply to E McKeown, Imperial Cafe, Wharf. W ANTED, a Painter and Paperhanger —Apply to Georgo Sage, Oliphant-streo (oit Vormont-street), Ponsonby. \X7~ANTED, Coachsmith.—W. and E. T T Hasten, Coachbuilders, Wakefleld-strcet Auckland. W' ANT ED, a First-class Fanr Labourer.—Apply to Adam Laybourr and Co. ANTED, a First-class Managing Bar man.—Apply Stah Ofllco. WANTED, a Man to fix a drain.— Apply Greyhound Hotel. W rANTED, a thoroughly competent Man to tako charge of Mr Dampler's Boot Shop, Victoria-street; good references in dispensable.—Apply, with testimonials, to W. 11. Dampier, Victoria-street WANTED, Man and Wife, without encumbrance, to act as Steward and Matron of Wcstport District Hospital. Salary, £120 a year and found.—Applications, accom panied by reference, will bo received up to noon 4th December proximo, addressed to the Secretary Westport Hospital.—Chas. Whioiit, Secretory. \\TANTED, by a New Arrival, a job "as T T Stockman, or General Hand on a Station. -Address XV/, Stah Ollice. WANTED, a Situation by a Solicitor just arrived from England.—Apply to " Lex," Evening Stah Ollice. "YIfANTED, by a Respectable Youth of TT good address and fair education, a Situation with a Photographer to learn the busineua.—Please address replies to Lens, ollice of this paper. WANTED, one or two Young Mon who can milk well.- Apply John Lcnnard, Three Kings. . _ WANTED, a Strong Youth or Young Man ns Improver.—Apply to 11. Ford, Baker and Confectioner, Dcvonport. ANTED, 2 or 3 smart, active Lads for tho factory.—Apply J. Grey and Sons, Eden Crescent. WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply "to Mr James Scott, Grocer. ICarangahapo Road, Newton. ANTED, a respectablo Boy about 14 at once.—J. Lovy, 211, Queen-street. WANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply F. C. Sharland, Shortland-streot. WANTED, by a Rospoctable Boy (14), Situation in a Shop (grocer's preferred). Address RD, Stak Office. WANTED, a Kospectable Lad to drive a buker"s cart; also, a Itcspootablo Nursogirl.—Apply T. J. Philip, linker, Nowton. WANTED, Strong Boys.—Aucklnnd Timber Co.. Customs-street West. WANTED, a Boy for the Biscuit Fac tory.—Apply to John Lamb, 35, Queen street. ANTED, v Milliner and Dressmaker to join a lady In Establishing a Millinery and Dressmaking Business. Advertiser will Hud capital.—Apply by letter, with full par ticulars, to OG, Stab Office. WANTED, a Young Lady with know ledgeof Dressmaking for machine work. —T. H. Houson, Draper, Pongonby. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking. — Miss Peatc, corner of Bercsford and Pitt-streets. ANTED, a Good Tailoress, Trousers and Vest Hand.—Apply S. Bowring, Tailor. Wakcflold-streot. WANTED, by a Competent Person, a Situation as Housekoopcr, or any posi tion of trust; is fond of children; highest rofor ences.—Apply by lettur 815. Newton Post-office. ANTED, by n Rospcctoblo Married Woman, Washing or Cleaning by the day .-Address ABC, Star Ofllco WANTED, a Needlewoman with a knowledge of Dressmaking.—Apply J., Stak Ofllco. WANTED, Employers for a largo number of really good. Servants, all classes, male and female, at Hannafordta Auck land Registry. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years). General (Gisbornc), 156; paßsago paid. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), General (Ponsonby). 2 in family. WANTED, at Hannoford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), General (Rcmnora), Us. other servants kept, WANTED, a good General Servant; rofaroneefl required. — Apply Mra Watson, North Head, North 9horo. WANTED, General Servant j good ro ferences indispensable.—Mrs 11. Green, Park View. Alfred-street. Albort Park. WANTED, Good General Servant, able to Cook; no washing; reforencos re quired. — Apply to Mrs Arthur H. Nathan, Symonds-street, near Choral Hall. ANTED, Domestic Servant, with pood references.—Apply Wosloyan Par sonago. l'onsonby. WANTED, a thorough good House maid ; good references indisponsable.— Apply, between 9 and 12 a.n .. Star Hotai. ANTED, a highly respectable young Girl for Counter, with good appearance. Reference required.—Apply W. D. Dallcn, Con fectioner, Queen-street WANTED, a good place for a Girl, aged H; wages not sp much wanted as a good home; Mount Eden or Roniuera pre f erred.—Apply Stah Office. WANTED. Girl, about 14, to Assist in Housowork.—Apply 3rd Houso Groat North Road. WANTED, Two Boarders.—Mrs Neal, Seafleld View, off Park Road. ANTED, 5 respectable Men Boarders; double and single rooms. Terms modc r rate.—Apply Mrs Watson, tho next cottage to Portico Villa, VVellestey-street- WANTED, Thrco Resppctablo Young Men In a quiet, comfortable home as Boarders; terms moderate, -r Address Becond houso Union-street, Freeman's Bay.' WANTED, 2 oi-3 Steady Yoking Men as Boardcrs,-For address apply Star OIHco. WANTED, 2 or 3 Gentlemen Boarders or Married Couples in a private family and healthy locality j convcnlont to town; bath and piano.—For address apply STAR ofHco. WANTED TO BENT for One Year, a Villa Residenco of 8 or 9 rooms, with stablo, coach-houso, and garden; Mount Edon or Romuora preferred.—Apply to Vailo and Douglas, Land Agents, Shortland-strqpt, WANTED, by a good tenant, a House in town (for £1 per week) of not less than 5 rooms—Address "8.P.," STAR oflloo. ANTE D, any kind of empty Bottles in large or small quantities; high prtco given.—Opposite Gibbona's, Hob3On-Btreet, \\T ANTED, a Bottler's Corking Machine, YY second-hand.—S. Brooking, Hlgh-etrcet. ANTED, Eggs from each kind of Pure-bred Poultry; state price per sitting; also for triplet, to Z.Y.X., Star Office. "\TTANTEp, the Various Trades and V f Sections of Labour that have not yet Elected theji- ppfcgafces W dp so Jn timo for tho meeting on Friday Eyenjng. WANTEa-Ladfes travolifng fey Rail or Road to Onqhunga can httvo a Cup of Tea and Bread and Butter WF Sixpence at Mrs Schofield's Privato Boavding - house, Princes-street, near the Railway Station. ANTED, a Buyer fora Boot and Shoe Shop doing a good business. Stock, Fittings, &0., wiil bo sold a bargain.—For par ticulars apply fo T. Slater, opposite Maseflold s, Albert-street. WANTED, ladies to See thp splendid assortmon't of Drosa Gopds now being displayed in J. Cosgravo and Cp,'s Window (opposite McArthur's Warohouse). WANTED, everybody to see the Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-strcet, also a Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. ANTED —When you are in Hobson street en ! and boo the ferge and choico Btook of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and MiUigan'B. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Cash Sale of Drapory and Millinery (whole stock) (or a Few Weoks, under Cost Prices, at Hender, son's, Eden Torrace. • ANTED, the Men to Know two im portant things. Ono is that Dampier is Making to' Order Men's Elastic Side French Calf Boots for Hs, and soiling a strong line of Men's E.g. Boots for Bs—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, yjctorfc-gtrect (near Hobson-streot). ANTED TO PURCHASE, One or Two good largo Allotments; jj,e|ghbourhood of Ponsonby'proforrcd j gopd view, requirpd,- Addross, with full particulars, to " Freehold, Stab Office. WANTED to Purchase, Drawing-room Suite in good condition, if second-hand. State price and particulars, by letter, "Cash," Stak Offiae. ■\X7ANTEP TO'BlJt, some gopd cheap ■VV Allotments within about 3D minutes walk from town; situation must be good,-Roply, with full particulars as to locality, &0., to " Pro perty," Stab Office. TXT ANTED TO BUY, Loft-off Clothing TV of every description for cash. Families waitod upon ; all orders punctally attended to. —C. Whitton, Wellesley-strect West. ANTED, to Sell or Exchange |for a Town Spctipn, 60 Acres of Land at Matakoho, County JHftrsddn.--For iiddrcas apply Star Office. WANTED to Sell, a good Pony, Spring Cart, and Harness; good reasons given for selHflg.^AppJy t0 J- Gibbons, Fruiterer, Victoria-street, i ANTED TO SELL, I'Qliier's Hand cart (choap).-Apply Thomas Ejliott, Ataeyqrp'mbie-istrpet. WANTED, Wanted. Wonted to Sell very cheap (fpr two weeks, and bo in tlmol Brown and Poison's Cornflour, only 6d lb; Cocoa and Milk. onlyßd, 3 tins fpr 2s; Chocolate and Milk, W Un t 3 for 2a: Crosso and Blwsk weil'sCifiTy Po.ivder, 0d boitta. S for 2b; Cocoa tina, 10d tin. 2 tins for Is 6d; Misf d Plokles. 8d bottie; Crossoandßlaokwolls Calves Feet Jelly is 6d bottle; lai-go Sardhios, 8d tin ( Robinson's Patent Groats, only 6d tin. 6s dfl^en or t for lid; Arrowroot, '3d packet, 5 fpr Is2d; Chutney, Is bottle.-H. Watt, Pitt-street,



Wanted. t \\TANTED, a good Dairy of Fresh 1, V» Butter and Eggs, Twice a Weok.- Apply to J. Gibbons, Grocer and Fruiterer " Victoria-street. WANTED, the Ladies of Ponsonby and City to know that Mrs Atkinson, Dross 1 and Habitmaker, of Collego ltoad, is forming 0 Select Class to Teach every Lady to become her I own Dressmaker. A thorough knowledgo ol ; the Art, viz., Fitting and Cutting, guaranteed tauglit, and imparted by a most competent in " strnctross in its various branches. Immediate . application necessary. ; ~\\T ANTED KNOWN—A very comfort- V T able Home is offered to 2 or 3 Young Men - in a private family; no other boarder. Term?, . including washing, very moderate. — Apply Wellington-street, next Glasgow Bakery- WANTED KNOWN, Superior Board and Rcsidonco for an elderly lady and 1 gentleman, or two single gentlemen, at Birken hiwl, Northcotc, near the wharf.—Address at ■ ofllco. WANTED KNOWN,—To be Sold, on Thursday next, at Vailo and Douglas's Rooms, a Freehold Allotment in Anglesea-street, partly fenced, \% x 140; good position and view. ; Sale 12.15. WANTED KNOWN —That the new vols. of "Chatterbox," "Bopeep," " Littlo Wide-awako," Boys' and Girls' Animals, fee., may bo had at Lennox's, 100and'212, Queen : street. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cosgrave and Co., opposite McArthur's, are soiling Men's Trousers and Vests at the unrivalled value of 12s Cd ■ Just opened. WANTED Known—See Cheap Room Papers, from Id a-roll.—Bonnott and Sons, Freeman's Bay. WANTED KNOWN — The largest Stock of Boys' and Youths' Clothing (colonial made) ever imported into Auckland is now being shown at J. Cosgrave's (opposite McArtlmr's). All new. ANTED KNOWN—We havo a con stant supply of New Potatoes on hand for sale, daily.—Apply to A. and H. Eaton, next to Custom House, tort-street. WANTED KNOWN — Gents' Wido brimmed Hard Felts (tho dude shapo) aro being shown at J. Cosgrave and Co.'s, oppo site McArthur's WANTED Known—Christmas Cards— Charles Kolsoy & Co. have their ÜBiial Largo Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers, WANTED KNOWN, James Browning, late of Uunedln, has leased the Pier Hotel, Lower Albort-stroet. Visitors will find every requisite for comfort. WANTED KNOWN.—Special Cheap Lines in Men's Clothing — Moleskin Trousers Ss 9d, Tweed Trousors and Vesta 12s fid, Whlto Shirts 2s lid. Tweod and Felt Hats Is (id.—J. G. Brown's Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery Establishment, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN—That Branston and Forster, Albert-stroot, are Buyers of Old Zinc; highest price given. ANTED, tho Ladies to know that M-inro and Mllligan have secured tho services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all lta branches on tho shortest notice. ANTED KNOWN—Solteogones, for making ylOrated Waters. — Charluß Kelgoy & Co., 12U, Quoen-strcot. WANTED KNOWN-J. Cosgrave and Co., opposite McArtlmr's, havo bought in Melbourne 1,000 Mon's Hata, which thoy are Belling for 2s 6d, WAMTED KNOWN-500 Sergo Suits, at 22s Gd, for summer wear, to bo had at J. Cosgravo's new premises (opposite Mc- Arthur's). Just oponed. WANTED SEEN—The Ladies' Houso Boots for 3s Od; handsomo Sewn ditto with goloshod toes) foHsOd; Ladles' E.S. Kid loots, 5s Gd—at Dampior's New Boot Shop, Vlc toria-street (noar Hobaon-street). TTTTANTED KNOWN-Charles Kolse) TT & Co. have a large and choice assort ment of Silver Jewollery, and as they koop no imitations, they guarantee everything thoy sell to bo real Silver.—Charles Kelsoy & Co., two doors below Morrin's, lronmongors. WANTED KNOWN—Auckland Dairy Co. aro open to tako Orders for any quantity Devonshire Clotted Cream and Fresh Cream, at tho Dairios: {lobson-street; Munu kau Road. Parnell; Threp Lamps,:Ponsonby; Karangahape ltoad. Newton. WANTED, to sell, very cheap, 14 gross of good Black Ink, only Od per dozen, 7s per gross; Red Herrings, flyo for 6(1, 2a 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract qf Soap, fpur for fkl, Id packets, 8d dozen ; Split Peas, Slbs for Is; Treacle, id lb; gppd Cofreo, Is Id lb, Is lb by the 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounce, 3s (id lb; gpod Onions albs for Is; new Checso, 8d lb; Raisins and Currants, 4d lb; Lemon Pool, Is 4d; Wine Glasses, 2cl, Is Cd dozen; Water Bpttles, Od, two for lOd; Decanters, Is and Is Gd each; Christmas Cards vory cheap; Safety Matches only 3d: Exorciso Books, 2d and i& fUty leaves. Is 6d and 3s dozen; Pens, 6d box; lot of cheap Baskots, Is to Is 9d; Tart Tins, four for 6d, nlno for Is; Pie Dlshos, 64 to Is 3d; Sponges, Id t015.6d.-H. WATT, Pitt-street. WANTED KNOWN—Great Reduc tions for Christinas— Slnglo Iron Bed steads, 20s i Dqublo dq, 22s 6d; Grand Canopy do, 60s i'Chudron's Jron Cpts, Us; Stretchers, Bs 3d; Kitchen Tables. 10a 1 Toilpt Tables, 7s Gd; Infants' Chairs, Ss 9d; Meat Safes, H»; Hip Baths, 20s; Garden Forks, 3s 6d; Shovels, /a Gd ; Tomahawks, Gd; Coal Scoops, 9d and Is; Waiters, Gil; a few dozen largo Tea Trays left, Is 3d oach; Tumblom, 3d; Cruet Stands (fitted), 3s Gd; Cruet Bottles. Gd ; Glass Baskets. Cd; Glass Decanters, Is; Salt Cellars, 3d; and a lot of other cheap Glassware and Crockery; also, Tea Caddies, Sd and lid; Cork Sorows, 2d; Dust Pans, Is; Hall Match Boxes, Id; Luminous Metal Match Boxes that shine in tho night, 6d oach ; Lot of cheap School Slates; Bracket Stands, 9d ; Tobacco Stands, Od; Glove and Handkorchiof Boxes, Cd ; Gents' Riding Whips, Gd; Lot of cheap Toys, Id to Od: Children's Largo China Tea Sots. Is Gd; a fow Rocking Homes, cheap; Chambers's Journal, in parts, 2d; Novels (bound in cloth, etc) Is and a lot of other cheap Books. A grand lot of Pianoforto Music Piecea, 6d; lot of woll-known Irish and Scotch Songs for tho Pianoforto. id ; Violins, 3s to 10s, &c, &c, at Danipier'a Hobsonstroet Shop. WANTED KNOWN, that every de scription of Crockery and Glassware can bo obtained at tho lowest pricos at Boylan and Tanfleld'g, just below Savingß Bank. WANTED KNOWN - In Jewellery Charles Kelsey & Co. keep no imita tions; real silvorandrcalßoldonly. A beautiful assortment of Ladies' Gold Dress Rings, suitable for Christmas presents.—Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers. "Y*rANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timbkb ! TT Cheap Timberl And all'other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased choapor and better than anywhere else at the yards of P. Goldik. Albcrt-Btrcet. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Posgrayo and Co. (opposite MoArtliur s) havo just jpopod 5.00H Trousers and Vesta at 12s od, un rivalled at tho price. WANTED KNOWN.—In addition to the lot of Fashionable Goods from England, for Christmas, particulars of whicli will appear as aoqn as possible,' we have the ollowing fresh goods :—lnfants' Bite, 3d; Silyor Buttons, 3d per doz.; Wlialobone Sots, 2 or Id; Scoured Groy T^fll Calipo, 7d; Icarthrugs, 3s lid: handsome coloured d|tta., 7s 0d 1 D Oyley'p, id. Tho ladies shquld sco tho handsome coses containing 4 packets of Needles, Id the enso, and UlO other good Noodles, 25 for Id. Having bought a grand lino of Silvered Brapolcts and Bangles at tho timo for a ridioulqus prjee, I will sell them At 8 PfVch, and thoy aro a great bargain; Moos Coloured Bows, 4d; Flannel Binding, Ijd \ a fpw Ulster* loft at 2s 6d| Blaok Satin. Is Bd; OQloiircd Tassels, 3d [ Babios' Plaper Pinaforea, Gd; Tcilot Quilts. 3s; Childrons Gartorn, Id tho pail'! Cropo Falls, id- oaoh 1 Crapo Trimmings, 6d tho box of 38 yards; White Shirts, 2s fid; grand line Mon's Sooks, 6d; Men's Moleskin Pants, 6s ; Flowors, 3d tho bunch; Stair Oilcloth, 7d ; Crowdsen's Calico, 2|d; Boys' Suits, 8s 6d; Coloured Prints, 4Jd; Dress Muslins, Id: Rush Hats, 3Jd: Mon's Straw Hats, Is 3d: Mon's Blaok Hard Hats, 3s Gd ; Corsets, Is I'd and 2s6d;-Damask Table covers, 3s 6d ; White Linen ditto, 2b 6d; splendid Tablecovers, 8s; Spring Tnpo Moasureß, 2d; Sil«!.ia,3id; Glass-cloth, 4Jd ; Shirt Buttons. 3d per gross; largo sized Tooth-combs, 2d, no higher jrlec'; TbiletScts,4d; Green Window Holland, Is Uargo Ept'of Stay Busks, 2d; Children's Wh'to [ifelo Glqvos, M ; Black Velveteen, Is 8d; Clark's 2Myd ReelS of Cotton. H arid Is 6d tho doz; Mon'a Fronoh Peak Caps, Gd' i Bpye' Sfraw Hats, 9d ; Turkish Towels, 7d ; Aprons, IB i Brown Holland, 4Jd ; Coloured Cashmoro, Is 6d ; Lace Curtains, 3s lid ; Good Tweed, lid : Lustre, 8d ; Check Stuff, 4d, &c, &c., &c, at Dqmpicr's Wakcfleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's 4th Shjpmcnt'Qf PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just' arrived-a)]. .at Gd (np higher price). Ho is happy to inform HtofpssQtsi, Principals or Schools, and the Public that it con sists almost entirely this timo qf Piece Music much of it by the most ominont authors. Tftqso who con better afford to pay Gd than -is for pro cisely tho same music (and none of it second hand), sr luld now lay in a stock.—At Dampier's Hobson iireot Shop. WAITED KNOWN. —Another Revi val.—Blen's long Leather Bppt Lopes, Id the pair, Bd'tho dpaon pairs i pqtton Bqq't Laces, 2d the dogpn; Cork Sjjlcß. 2Jd; Buttpn Hpqks, 2d 1 Shoe Horns, 6d; Boot Gloss, 0d thp bottlp; Vollow Silk Reels, 2s-at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Vlfltoria-Btreet (near Hobson-atrpot). Household Coke, pOKE. COKE. COKE. THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) Invite Orders for GAS COKE. Delivered within 1 mile of the Works, for Cash; longer distances at proportionate rates :— Sampjp Sack of threp bushols .. Is 6d Five Sacks (or quartnr ton) ~ .. fla 3d Ten Sacks (or half-tan) ~ ~ Hb Bd Twenty Sacks (or ono ton) .. .. 22s Od The Company's COKE is made from tho best Greymouth Coals; is superior to that made from Nowcastlo coals, being free from Btone and clinker in a remarkable degree; gives a RELIABLE FIRK., CLEARER & HOTTER THAN COAL.; LIGHTS READILY, and MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTES. OFFICE; FORT-STREET. COKE. . COKE. COKE' /TO X E. COKE. COKE. Having purchased the whole of Gas Com pany's Coke in Dovonport, we tyre prepared to Sbllveraf3oaperton. R _ &Ri - DERi



IHiscellaneous Wnnteds. BOOT TRADE.—AVanted, 2 or 3 nic Respectable Girls as Apprentices to th Jlachino-rooni, also good Youth as Errand Boy —Apply Manager, \v. McArthur and Co., 800 Factory, Uppur Quecn-Btrect. BOOT. TRADE. —Wanted Good Maeliin lsts and Fitters, Respectable Girls as Ap prentices to machining and fitting, and Boy fo eyeleting.—Apply Edward T. Cartwright. 800 Upper Manufacturer. Grey-street. OOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted a Situation, by a Man of large experienci in Manufacture of Boots and Shoes, as Foremai or Foreman Clicker; best of reference as t< character and ability.—Address at No. 2, Alben Terrace. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, Customs-street West, witt Bails or without Also Boats For Salo. LACK SATIN SUNSHADES, lined and trinur.ed with lace, from 2s lid to 16s fid each (splendid value); at Tester's, Karanga hapo Road. GOOD, LARGE VOLCANIC ALLOT MENTS. A rOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS. Wanted known, that Messrs Bibby & Fletcher have a fow very choice Building Sites for sale, situate at Mount Eden, and commanding one of •the linest views in tho district. Entirely freo from stone; stands high, and fronting good road. Ono-fourth Cash ; balance as agreed; but us an inducement, and to meet the purso of the poorest working man, the owners have de cided to sell those cheap, and entirely free of interest on the unpaid balance. As upon tho previous occasion, tho lots arc all offered at a uniform prico. Early applicants will secure tho choice—Apply to 818 BY & FLETCHER, Carpenters, Stonyhurßt, Mount Eden. TT O U S E II O L D WORDS. Two years havo fully proved tho truth of it in Auckland—that many of Nun- & Clifford's PREPARATIONS havo, in hundreds of families, becomo Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should be without. They are used all over Now Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite Beverage for Indigestion and the Liver, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAD. All who have used it recommend It to thel friends if suffering from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a special favourite for Children or Adults, LIVER TONIC, Suporlor to Routor'u Life Syrup, at Jess than lalf tho price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Neil and Clifford's have done them, 2s Od bottle, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND BARSAPARILLA, 2s Od, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous to mention here. Boing tho Largeßt Importers of British and American HERBS in the Colony, aro able to supply wholesale or retail, on the moat reason able terms. Consultation personal or by lettor. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Hkruai.ists, Wellkslky-st. East, Auokland. LESSONS in Wax Flowers and Fruit, Crewels, Laco, Painting on Velvet, &c— An Apprentice wanted.—Mrul'ownc, Wollesley- Btreet. LACES— White, Cream, and Coloured, for Drcs9; " Minecourt," " Ticelle," " Bra bant," and all tho Now Styles, from Id to 2s Dd yard ; at Tester's, Karawtohape Road. AILWAY LABOURERS.-Wanted, good Pick and Shovel Men, also men ac customed to blasting; long job.—Apply on the works to the Foreman, nine miles from Wei lington.or to Martin Danaher, Contractor. QEE Goodson'a Alphabetical List on last. io column on 4th page TO TAILORS.—Wanted, a first-class Coatmakor; also, a good General Hand.— Apply Whlto and Watkinson, Victoria-street. TO BOOT IMPORTERS AND MANU FACTURERS.-Wanted a Position as Travelling Salesman, knows the Southorn road and requirements well. Salary and commission preferred. Woll recommended.—Address Sales, Star Office. WANTED KNOWN— PROF. W. ELLIS. MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Diaeasos. THE BLOOD IS LIFE, If yqu want tho best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellis's. Ho (Prof. Ellia) kindly offers to the Public tho best Liver Pills in town or country; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakos; euro for Piles. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men cured Modicated Vapour Baths glvonat all hoifts.— foto tho address: No. aOB. Uppor Qupon-streot noxt Young Women's Instlttj to). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis. Concerts, $c JUVENILE CONCERT, t) Under tho Patronago of His Lordship ■ Dr: Luck, 0.5.8., By U)O PUPJLS of ST. PATRICK'S SCHOOLS, Will bo held jn tho Sciiqol-roqm, Lowpr Hobsfm.Btroot, On THURSDAY EVENING, 20th Novombor, At 7.30 p.m. Tickets 2s 6d oach. ■ Direct Supply Store nVTEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! J3I II! NKW II! GOODS II! -BEAUTIFUL-^ : r G HEA P THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE. We have groat pleasure in announcing that we huvo j ust opened up, ex Zealand la and Lalni, 51 crates and cases, being The Finkbt Assortment of Goods Ever Offered in Auckland. As these goods bavo been all selected by Mr HAKi'iiahd in tho English and Continental markets, we feel oonfidont that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taßto they aro unequalled. Wo have sonio beautiful goodsJn MAJOLICA WARB, comprising Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, Begonia Plutos, Tea Sota, Jugs, &c. A choico variety of FLOWER STANDS. Tho Gilded and Pointed Flower Stand at 3s is a marvel in GLASSWARE wo havo Bomo nice goods, including Engraved Wines, Clarots, Cham pagnes, Decanters, Clarit J/ugs. Water Jugs, &c. Some beautiful subjects In TERRA COTTA Ware. CHINA FIGURES - An immensp yarioty, well wprthy of inspection. GLASS aud CHINA VASES—A magnifloont selection, ALUUMS-vory ohoap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES wo con now show a very large assortment, and all splendid value. Wo have Bevoral now designs in MOUSJ TACHETCUPS & SAUCERS-qulteout of the jkiiiimon mn of patterns. Also. Fancy Candlesticks, Clocks, Kroothosi gots, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkerchief and Glovo Boxes, Ladies' Bugs and Baskets, Purses, Pocket Books. &c., &c. Wo would also remind oustomers thftt while procuring such a variety Of FANCY GOODS 1(0 USEFUL has NOT IlEEtf KEOLECTBD. Ol) he contrary, wo have now a Largpr Stock than ever. }t is {n)npss)b l !c tip enumerate all tho IIAKDV Tll(K-BAVISa, 4XD ÜBBFUB HOUSE HOLD K»t)UIHIT£S That wo have pponed. hut wquld shqrtly any that wo have nearly everything in that lino which oan possibly bo roquirod, and would draw special attention to tho fact that tho Low Prices of tho articles bring thorn within the reach of all. HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, 219, QUKBN-STRKET ■ Drapery! "VX/'ELLESLEY-STREET HOUSE. NEW SUMMER DRAPERY. MILLINERY, A. L"Q YE T T Begs to intimato to his oustomers and buyers of DRAPERY generally that ho (s nq>y i^ possession of the whole of his NEW SEASON'S GOODS FOR THE "BUMMER, TRADE. A Choice Assortment of Ladles'and Children's Bonnets, Hats, Fcathprs, &a, in all (ho newest styles, at moderate prices. Tho latest styles in Ladies' Mantles and Dql: mans on hand or mado to order. Dress Matorials in groat variety. Sheotings, Calicoes, Flannels, Counterpanes, Toilot Covors, Shirtingf, &c., &c, at low prices. LadicB1 and Children's Underplothing, Corsets, Infanfs' Pelisses, Rpbes, Squares, and Bftby ftjnpn, a rare assortment, Fjvo ppr Cent, Discount fqr Cash on Pareclß of 20g, and Upwards. L O V E T T'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, WELLESLKy-STKEET, AUCKLAND. Christmas Cards. •VTEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS J3i CARDS. With the view of providing for the coming season Christmas Cards, having fresh features of interest, particularly of such a oharacter as should make thorn specially suited for Bonding to f rionds at HOME or in the other COLONIES, wo are now publishing a series of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS OF NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS. TJio gnbjootß aro six in number, viz,, POHUTUKAWA RATA MANUKA KOWHAI CLEMATIS AXE AXE Tho Cards aro from Drawings by MISS EAMES, of Auckland, and have hefm repro duced in the most perfcctnianner b,y th,o art of OHBOMO.LITHOGRAPHY, Price: S^xpenco oaoh, or 2s 6d the set oi 6 Cards Post Free. Wholesale price on application. UPTON & C 0., booksellers and stationers, Auckland.



To Let c mO LET, a Three-roomed Cottage ir 0 JL Avondale, Harper's corner.—Apply to W. r t It. H. Harper, Brook-street, off Nowtou Road. TO BE LET on Lease, 110 Acres, more or less, situated at Waikomiti, near Rail ' way Station; suitable for Market Garden oi '" Strawberry Beds. Easy terms.—Apply Richard 'I son and Crawley, 81. Queen-street. O LET, Offices, Mutual Provident Buildings, Queen-street (Hickson's corner). ' —Apply D. J. McLeod, District Agent, Mercan- Jj tile Chambers, Queen-street. 0 rriO LET, in Parnell, a beautiful 9-roomed ' JL House, quito new.— Apply W. and .1. Frater, Land Agents, 97, Queen-street, N.Z. ' Insurance Buildings. 1 rpO LET, Shop and Dwelling, Karanga- JL nape Road, with or without stock, or will i let shop alone.—H. Partlngton, Stiehbury's 1 Buildings. - nnO LET, Large Premises, well adapted JL for manufactory, or would make good " stables; to bo let cheap.—ll. Partingtoa, Stich bury's Buildings. O LET, a Good Houso of Five Rooms, Newmarket Railway Crossing, Manukau . Road; Os.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. I rTIO LET, a Furnished House of 12 Rooms f JL in Upper Queen-street.—Apply G. W. 1 Binncy. Quoenstreet. ; mO LET, in Lower Vincent-street, Front JL Bedroom, furnished or unfurnished, for a ; respectable fomale or single man.—Apply Star ! Oflicc. 1 nnO LET, a 3-Roomed Cottage, and 2 \ JL Furnished Rooms, with use of kitchen.— Apply to Mrs Williams, Green-street, near Convent, Ponsonby. TO LET, a New Four-roomed House, off Richmond Road; resistor grate, colonial oven, and good well; ront, 10s.—Apply H. Field, corner of Lincoln-Btrect, Richmond Road. ; riiO LET, a Six-roomed House in Wood i A street. Ponsonby; good viow of Harbour, —Apply to J. Curry, Builder. ITIO LET, Shops, with three apartments, I corner of Wellesley and Elliott-streeta. ■ Rent, 25s per weok.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesloy-street East. TO LET, those first-class Business Pre mises situated in Queen-street, imme diately opposite Messrs Morrin and Co., at presont occupied by Messrs Cochranc and Co., Auctioneers. This is a grand opportunity to secure a first-class Business Stand, and very suitablo for an auctioneer. Will bo vacant about the 28th inst—For full particulars apply to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Qucon street. /Offices to be let, at from 5s to iss, \J in City Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lano; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply ip J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, Shortland-Btrcct. UEEN'ST H E A T R E, TUAM-STREET, CHRI3TCHURCH, TO LET. Tho abovo Theatre is now finished, and replete with every requisite and comfort; not tojbe equalled In the colonies. Has seating accommo dation|for 2,000, is centrally situated, and com mands one of the most numerous populated environs of tho city. For Terms, Vacant Dates, and all particulars, apply to J. GARDNER, Manager, 4, Brighton Chambers, Cashcl-streot, Chris tchurch. Public Notices. DEAFNESS.— Boforo passing your money Into tho hands of a foo-in-advanco, self-styled Aurist, read my Pamphlet. Freo de livery ; posted for stamps,—T. B. Hannuford, Auckland. ■\TOTICE.—WiII tho Owners, or Owner, JJI of Lota Nos. 1, 3, and part of No. 2, Parish of Pupuke, County of Hokianga, leave their Addroßß at the Star Ofllco, and they will hear something to their advantage. mHREE KINGS EXAMINATION. The Annual Examination of the Nativo Students at Wesley College, Thrco Kings, will bo held TO-MORROW, at ti a.m. Two 'Buses will leave Pltt-Btreot corner at 10 a,m. Friends will please provide themselves as on previous years. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF MEARS & CO., OF THE THAMES, STOREREEPgRS. All Claims against tho above Assigned Estate (accompanied by statutory declaration) must bo forwarded \o. mo py Nqon qf the Ist day of Dccombpr noxtl G. W- BINNEY, Queen-street A RCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. N O~f~I~C E, MR JOHN HENRY JOUNINQ is appointed Inspector (or the above district under "The Adulteration, of Food Prevention Act, 1883." QEORQE OHILTON, Board Office. Chairman. Arch Hill. November 20,1883, miGHT HOURS DEMONSTATION- It having boon represented to mo that several Trades and Sections of Labour are unablo to hold Meotlngs to Elect Delegates from their want of organisation or a recognised head, and as it is especially necessary that all should bo represented on tins occasion, I will be glad on receiving a request, signed by two or moro of tho leading men among them, to call them together for that object. GEO. W. HESLOP. Chairman pro tern. TjIDWARD LEWIS IN LIQUIDATION. THE WHOLE OF THE STQQK OF CHINA, GLASS, and EARTHENWARE, WILL BE OFFERED FOR PRIVATE SALE, AT ONE-HALF ORIGINAL PRICK. N Q T I 0 E. Tq facilitate, the Closi.ng of the Business |itthcrtq carried on, (n my name at Customs- Htrect. I havo transferred the Entire Stock and Book Debts to Mr R. K. Davis, of Fort-street, Accountant, who will Realise tho Stock, Pay All Claims, and Calloot all Accounts duo, EDWARD LEWIS. Auckland, November 1,1883. SALE COMMENCES FRIPAY, NOVEMBER 30th, BUSJNESB HOURS, 9 A.M. to 6 p,m, TERMS CASH. CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. j^EW ZEALAND FR.O2EN MEAT AND STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED)? LATE FISHER & CQ. (LIMITED). N.QTJOB, For o.l} Cfjuh or Moneys paid to the Sen-ants qe Officers of tho Company after the 30th November next, a Receipt on the Company's Printed Forms must be taken, as these Receipts alone will bo recognised. By ordor o f the Board, J. C, FIRTH, Chairman."" Sporting. A FORTUNE FOR SS. Registered APw?vF??nP P°sK>fftce Lptters or rnSjsilT/f ATIOV Orders Telegrams CO onKhe Payabloto not accepted, DuNEDIN (Dup,lßß4 Adawastor. £5,060, Will close on or about FEBRUARY 19, 1884. , DUNEDIN CUP, ISB4, To bo Run at Dunodin on February 21, 1884. 20,000 MEMBERS AT 5S EACH. 304 PRIZES, to be distributed as follows :— Cash Awards. First £500 satlOO ..£3OO Second .. .. 301 l-'at 30 ..600 Third 21:0 20at 25 .. 500 Startersdivido .. 800 40at 1210s ..500 Non-Startcn div. SUO 80 at 65s .. 6::0 lOOat 5 ..500 £2,000 £3,000 Grand Total £6,0C0, Will close on or abou^ February 19,1884. Each Ticket has aoven soparato chances— Rape and Cash Awards being drawn for separately. When oonvonlont please send P.O. Order (payable to Adamastor) ;by so doing you protect yourself against loss, as it is equal to registra tion. Country Cheques must have Is exchange added, and marked correct .hy bank. Twp stamps must be sent for r«ply and resujt My Consultation will be advertised in aU the principal papers in New Zealand. If stamps are sent, pleaseadd Is in the g extra. Programmes sent Freo on application. NOTICE.-Not Loss than TWO TICKETS SENT TO ANY ONE ADDRE9S. Result will bo sent to every shareholder directly after the drawing. , s N.B.—The Proaa of New Zealand c&n know, by applying to tho undermentioned, where tno three prinoipal Prizes go, also their names and address, if required, but not for publication, ?«? cB^ 0R- asfflf' teSams iXa&Hart, Bank Notes



For Sale. FOR SALE, two small, wellsituate< Farms, in the best part of the Waikatc partly improved. Price low.—C. Aickin, Agenl T7IOK SALE, Sections and Small Farm JJ in the rising district of Avondalc, of froh 1 rood to 20 acres in extent—C. Aickin, Agent High-street. TT^OR SALE, a handsome English Terrier JU first-class pedigree. — Apply at onc< (owner leaving the colony) at Star Office, 01 Masonic Hotel, Princes-street. "*OR SALE (Takapuna), 46 Acres fine Land, with large sea frontage and goo<i bay; small Cottage, and Orchard in full bear ing.—H. Partington, Land Agent. T7IOR SALE or to Let, Northoote, Nine- X roomed House, close to wharf, with range and register grates, &c. Largo Allotment; Cheap.—ll. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. 171 OR SALE, 1 of Beare and Son's Silver- JU plated Patent Pocket Cornets.-Addrcsa "W.W Box 118. P.O. 171011 SALE, Cottage, Hacket-street; JJ also, 5-roomed House, Mount Eden; large allotment and splendid viow; large garden.—H. Partington, Land Agent. TplOR SALE (Cheap), first-class Small X Manufacturing Business; no previous knowledge required.—Apply Geo. L. Thompson corner of Vulcan Lane and High-street. T7IORSALE, Bicycle (second-hand), 48in., X good make, nearly new. — Service and Fitlon, Grey-street. Tj^Oß SALE, Tents, with poles and pegs X' complete. Price, £3.—Service and Fitton, Groy-streot. T7<OR SALE, Three 400-gallon Corrugated X' Tanks, with stands, taps, &c; just new.— Apply, bofore 9 and after z, Clapton Cottage, Sealleld View. T7IOR SALE, West-street, Newton, nice JL littlo Cottage of 4 rooms, and Allotment 31 x 100. This is a good chances for a working man to secure a house within eaav distance of Queen-street. Prico, only *Uo.—l). F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. 980 E^ORf SALE, a beautiful Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, with two fire-places, register grate, &c. ; 10 minutes' walk from Queen-street; freehold allotment.-Apply toj. Traycs, Alma Store, Spring-street TTtOR SALE, a Largo Well-built House X of 8 rooms, with bath-room, wash-house, and large garden: gas and water laid on the premises, all well drained ; entrance hall, 43 x 5; situation, ScHvyn-street, close to Ponsonby Koad.—J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria-street. TPIOR SALE (a rare chance to obtain X a large piece of land cheap), Three Five acre Sectione, most beautifully situated, com manding fine view at Richmond, adjoining Surrey Hills.—Apply to Mr J, Jones, The Pines, Richmond. OR SALE.—Notice to New Arrivals.— Somo very pretty Cottages and Allotments for Sale in the best parts of Auckland; very cheap and on easy terms. Also, nice little Farms from 10 Acres upwards, to he sold on very easy terms.—Apply at once to D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen - street (next Bank of Australasia). IIOR SALE, a valuable, centrally-situ ated Freehold Property in the city, com prising Allotment 115 feet frontage, with a depth of 112 feet, comfortable and well tlnishcd Residence, ample Stabling for 25 horses, and all necessary offices. The whole in perfect order and repair. Prica moderate and onus if required. An excellent investment— C. Aickin, Agont, High-street. OR SALE, large Allotments at Mount Eden, close to Toll Gate, ranging from 35 x 100 feet to 03 x ISO feet. Houses built if re quired on terms to suit all. £20 in every £100 down; balance can remain for 5 years at 8 por cent, perarinum. 'Bus passes every fewminutes, and two minutes' walk from Railway Station; twenty minutes'- walk from town.—Apply to A. A. Stephenson, Mary-street, Mount Edon, OR SALE, Small Bakery Business,— Apply Star Office, . FOR SALE, a Good Building Allotment in Quoon-street, Onehunga; price, £2 per foot.—Apply to J. Dryland, Saudlcr, ice, Darby street. I7IOR SALE (on account of owner leaving D Colony), a Well-established Hairdressing Businoss, combined with Tobacco and Faaoy Goods Trade.—lnquire W. A. Peterson, 23, Wyndham-strcet. ■ I7IOR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 . rooms and scullery, qt North Shore, 1230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot; also, 3 New Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage,—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. OR SALE, 405 Acres (Farm), near the beautiful Bay of Ahipara (the future Scarborough of New Zealand), and near the Victoria valley, on a main road. Residence and Buildings. A bargain for Cash. Many years in cultivation.—Address "8.C.D.," Pobl. office, Auckland. OR SALE, 20Q Aorea valuable iand, situated on one of the prettiest lakes in the Waikato L.ak.o distriot; 10 minutes'walk from a railway station. Gentleman*! residence; part bush, part pasture; highly fertile land.— Address C.D.E., Lakos, P. 0., Auokland. FOR SALE, first-class Country Hotel, doing a good business. Satisfactory rea sons given for selling. Opening to a good business man rarely to be met with.—For full particulars apply Richardson and Crawley, 81, Queen-street. IjlOR SALE, an Established Newspaper ■ Property, published in one of the most promising districts of the North Island, with lease of Plant for a term, with cheap pur chasing clause. Above, to a pushing journalist or steady compositor, with a very littlo capital, Is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can ba obtained from Mr Lang bridge, Stichbury's Buildings, Auckland. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of a.b.out -200 acres; plenty of bush and abundant supply of water; now House of five rooms and pan try; nice position, about twenty nifles from Auckland. Terms easy; rcntlow.—p. F, Evans, Land Agent ' ' " ' ' ' ' 813 "I7IOR IMMEDIATE MLB, comfortable D 7-roomed Houso in View Road, Mount Eden, with nearly 1 aoro land; cistern, boiler, woodhons^, &c.j aplendid view; prico low; torm3 easy. Also. New well-built Villa Resi dence, 10 rooms, &c; allotment 52 x 300; View Road, Mount Eden; charming viow; a bargain. Also, in Mount Roskill Road, capital Now House, 7 rooms, and every convenience; large allotment; fine healthy site; very cheap.— EDW. WAYTE, 5, Mercantile Chambers. TO TRIUMPH PASSENGERS. - 1 nave for sale, cheap, Houses. Volcanic Allotments, Farms, Cottages, a Genera) Store, (Jrocory Business, and Boarding House Busi-. ness; also, Money to, Lend in small or largo sums. Some reliable investments on hand.— F. G. Ewirigton, House and Estate Agont, uocn-street, Established 18 years. Agent for the Queen Inmiranoo Company; capital, two millions sterling. TO NEW-COMERS and Those about to Marry.—For Immediate Sale (cheap), a? a whole or in parts, House full of Furniture, first, rate Stove, Corrugated Tajiks, Weighing Ma chine, Chartor Box and Fwimod Letter Copying Press, Iron Sara, &o.—For address apply Mr T. B. Hill, Chtimist, Queen-street; or Mr R. French, Grocer, Karangahape Road, Newton. A LLOTMENTS For Sale at 20a per r\ foot, suitable for working men, in Pbn sonby; House of Five rooms, furniture, &c, Newton Roa.(l, C3OG1 Qraco'-street (Ponsonby)— Allotments *3 5s per foot: Dovonport—Allot monts at £212s per foot. A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, .Allotments, Shops, &c, open for Inspection. — Wm. Gulliver, Coombes's Chambers, y, WL. MJTCQELL.—FOB, SALE, an • excellent Little Farm within 7 miles of Auckland, near Avqndale, wfthin a few minutes of railway station, and frequent 'bug communication every day. 30 acres, all fenced, nearly hah" Jn well-established grass; large orchard, will Boon bo in full crops; extensive road frontage This proporty is handily situ ated, and well adapted for market gardening, with plenty of good water. There is a 5-roomcd residence (almost new), nicely finished, with every convenience for a comfortable homo. Price, £1,200; part cash, the balance can rem,aui at a low rato of interest. W. L. Mitchell, Hoiiso and Land Agency Office, 8, Mcrenntila Cuiun bcrs, Queen-stroet. ' E. V 0 N P 0 R T, NORTH SHORE, FOR S A L Xi 60 Quarter-acre Sections, in good positions. Will bo sold cheap, 5 Choice Allotments ii> Domain-street, near English Church. 1 Large Lot near Mr J. B. Russell's, 120 x 180. Terms very easy. 4 Lots, 47 x 230, on Lake Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. 11 Good Allotments, 44 x 128, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20a per foot. Must bo sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kerr-street, 106 x 118, with two cottages. £550, very cheap. 1 Lot near District School, good view, 91 x 118. Price <200. 5-Roomed Houso in Domain-street, quito new. Price £250. Apply to U. & R. DUDER, Devonpobt Store. r\N SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED. 300 SACKS FEED OATS 200 „ MILLING OATS 100 „ N.Z. MAIZE 50 „ FOWL WHEAT Also, always an hand— 1 Wood's Flour, Bran, Sharps, CnAFP, Onions, Canterbury Potatoes, Auckland New Potatoes, Corned Beep, &c. Wholesale and Retail. ALBERT AND ROBERT EATON, PRODUCE MERCHANTS, Fort-street (next to Customs-house). Xjl E N C I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Best Paling Fence of Puiirl Posts, Hobart Sails and sft, Hobart Palings, or Sawn Hear! Kauri, 66s per chain. Fence as above with Split Kauri (Heart), 60s, Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence, 455. Three-rail Fence, Purirl Posts and Hobarl Rails. 47s 6d. Same in Tl-tree Rails, 42a. Pioket Fences of every description. Gates, from 7s 6d to 10s each. AU kinds Fencing Materials For Sale, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE!, Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hinca & Co.). mO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS. For Sale, tho fast and well-known Yacht Toy. coppered and copper-fastened throughout. Will be sold a barg a in.-A^ i tO Eg _ /a __ Y Yaoht Builder. &c Custonis-st West Money. T 1 A TO £10,000 LENT on Building J_iJL vf Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Elousob built ob Weekly Paymont System Mortgages' and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properties for solo on Ith page. Six per cvont, allowed on money deposited for investment— C* Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane.



- Meeting:?* AO.S.— Tho usual Monthly Meeting of • Sanctuary City of Auckland, No. 3,978, will be held in the Aloxandra-street School room at 8 o'clock TO-MORROW (Wednesday) Evening, November 28, 1883. Candidates from Courts to be in attendance at 8.30.—8y order. —H. T. Garratt. Secretary. IT O S P I T A L CHOIR. friends wishing to Join the Hospital Choir, conducted by, Mr Huxtable, are invited to meet at Mr Lincoln's, West-street, Newton, two doors from Upper Queen-street, near York Hotel, at 8 o'clock on FRIDAY evening. AITEMATA ROWING CLUB.— A Meeting af the above will be held at Gleeson's Hotel, Lower Hobson-street, on Wed nesday, 28th inst., at 8 p.m.— G. Gapes, Hon. Sec. riIRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. The Ordinary Meeting of the Council will be held in the Working Men's Club on THURS DAY, 29th inst., at 8 p.m. H. COWPER, Sec. pro tern. Gazette in Bankruptcy^ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the Statutes amending tho same, and o£ William Francis Wilson and Roiiert Wilson, of the Wade, in the Provincial District of . Auckland, carrying on business together at the Wade aforesaid as Cattle Dealers, under tho name of Wilson Brothers. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of the abovonamed-Debtors to apply under tho 184 th Section of tli'o abovementioned Acts to this Honourable Court, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of December, 1883, or so soon thereafter as Counsel can be heard in that behalf, for an order of immediate discharge. Dated this 27th day of November, 1?83. E. T. DUFAUR, Solicitor for the abovenamed Debtors. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876," and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Milford Cole, of Papakura, Farmer, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that on SATURDAY, the Ist day of December next, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, a Meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed Debtor will be held for the purpose of receiving my report and passing a resolution recommending the immediate dis charge of the said Debtor. Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of November, 1883. THO. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Heskictii and RicnMOND, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtor. Coaches. "VT O TIC £. - REDUCED FARES TO .1 WAxWERA HOT SPRINGS.-A Royal Mail Coach leaves Devonport, North Shore every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on ar rival of tho 9a.m. Boatfrom Auckland, arriving at Walwora at 3.3H p.m.; returning from Wai wera every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8,30 a.m., arriving at Devon port at 2.30 p.m.: calling at Lake Takapuna, Lucas Creek, Dairy Flat, Wade, and Orewa. All Parcels sent over to Devonport by the 9 a.m. boat will be punctu ally attended to, and Parcels, Orders, Messages, etc., left at Mr Peel's offlco, Victoria Road, where the Coach passes, will be taken on ana delivered at a small cost Single Fare to Wai wera, 8s; or Return, los. Dairy Flat, Ib.—Jab. Dodd, Proprietor. Business Notices. QEND for J. D. Clarke, Union-street, to tJ Buy and Clear away Old Timber, &0., Sec. REMUERA, — Gentleman's Residence and Five Acres of Land for Sale.—Ad dress A.8.0., Fost-ofijce, Auckland. DUNEDIN ALE or STOUT, 9s per doz quarts.—John Reid and Co., Agents.' 26, Queen-street. . CARD.] If S ANGELO FORREST. Address: Care of Messrs Hoffmann and Son, or Mr Endy, Queen-street. STAMMERING, STUTTERING. Mr LOWELL MASON, 8.A., Begs to announce that he has just arrived in Auckland on his way South, and that he will undertake to CURE any person with an IM PEDIMENT in the SPEECH. However bad the cose, a CURE, WILL BE GUARANTEED. '. i r NO CURE, NQ PAY, Mr L. MASON, At Mrs Birmingham's (opposite Prince of Wales Hotel), Hoospy-street. A UCKLAND TOBACCO COMPANY J\ (LIMITED). Factory and Plantation: pahi, kaipara. . v Office: Fort-street, Auckland. Directors; J. Howard (Chairman) R. C. Batstftv.' E. Waytc W. H/Motcalfo J. A.Mackay ' G. Haines, BANKERS: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. SECRETARY • HENRY BYRON. THE. O.NIA 7 TOBACCO COMPANY IN NEW ZEALAND. INGRAM AN D (Fal ENGINEERS, AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattern Making, Castings, i Turning, Pipk Screwing, &c, &'c. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Madr. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given, Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. Lubricating.Oits, &c. Office and Works: ' CORNER OF VICTORIA' AND COBURG-STKKKTS. _ _ _ _ _ _ I havo just received from. RotherJiam's Watch Factory & Qenta" BEST QUALITY SILVER SNGWSH-HUNTING WATCHES, six holes jewelled. Those Watches, made to my own order, are extra heavy cased, and bear the name on oval plate F. H. Lewisson. Each Watch is accompanied with a guarantee for. two years. Price; £9. F. H. LEWISSON, Queen-street ~■.■; • (Opposite Union Bank). ' JN ew Jjaw Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED bog to announce that they havo Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship aa BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in High-street, opposit Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER, . Auckland, : September 22nd, 1883. .. j > , Medical. "OOSELINE for the HAlß,—This ele JLV> gant preparation completely eclipses every artiolo «fa similar kind now boioro the public—Price, Is 6d a bottle.—Siiarland, Apothecaries' Hall. W" O R M S. All children suffer from them.. ' If suspected, ask for the Certain "Jure, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, .% packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-ofllce FLESH FORMING FOOD far Ivjanti. AICKIN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS is prepared locally from malted cereals, ac cording to tho recipe of Boron Lcibig. it is an APPROVED SUBSTITUTE for MOTHER S MILK ; FATTENING. NOURJSIJINa, and INVIOORATINO. - Soldi l Ca^kt e r |; aUs H 6d AKMAOy( QnSKX-STHKICT. T>ATS! RATS! KATS!-U» XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PA3'!"C Rats eat It groodily, and die; no smell.. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. Ft C. SHARLAND, opposite Poat-oißce. SEGRETTIS INSECT POWDER.-Tho best and most reliable in the market In jorforatcd canistors. Price Is Gd, —F. C. Siiarland, Apothooarioa' Hall. R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL:PILLS.-Tho most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 8d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Siiaklanu, opposite tho Post office. - IIHE Best Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOriON FOR THE HAIE, It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by CnARtEs BUTCIffiR, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand) Junotlon of Pitt and Groy-Btreeta, Auckland. mOOTHACHE CURE *- Inatantaneoun JL RoIief—OBONTALGIC.—Is per bottle— F. C. BHABia.ND (opposite POBt-oBtoc).



Persona?. |j MR JACK.—A letter for you at tho IJ btak office. . || WILL Mr and Mrs Frieke, from Lon- 1! don. pa'sonperg by tlio lonic, kindly Bj call on In: Walker, likley House, Grey-street, ■:. , any evening bctwc«;n 5 and 7 o'clock. M,i THE PERSON who, by mistake, took a flj Gentleman's Waterproof Coat from St. Hi Helier's Hay Cricket Ground on Saturday last, j|,J will please return same to Captain Clark, p.B. ;}., Tongariro. i j Lost and Found. j LOST, from Hobson Bay, Remuera, Bay I Mnro about 11 hands; was sold lfjt market Hj day by Hunter and Nolan.—Keward on return- | ing to J. G. Mclntosli, Hobson Bay. f! OST, on Sunday, between St. Sepul- ; chre's Church and Mount Edon (via Gaol' ! and Rifle Range), a small Mourning Brooch, with hair and pearls.—Re wai-d at office of this paper. LOST, Gold Pencil Case with pen and | j toothpick.—Finder rewarded on leaving it 11 at Fisher and Co.'b. j j ONE (El) POUND REWARD.-Lost on Saturday night. Large Caledonian Pearl Shell Gold-mounted Brooch, photo, at j back.—Please return to Mr Leaf, Photographer, ' Waterloo Quadrant. EFT at the Ellerslfe Lunch-room on Saturday, a Lady's Waterproof Cloak and 1 Umbrella.—Apply to Mr Percival. , | rfIAKEN by mistake from the Choral i JL Hall, on Thursday last, an Umbrella.— The owner can have same by calling at the Star Offlco. | TAKEN by mistake from tho Ellerslie > Lunch-room on Saturday, a Lady's Tweed ' Ulster and Umbrella.—Please return same to i Kllerslie Post-onicc, or the office of tills paper. i FOUND, Floating in tho Harbour, a small J Totara Log; If not claimed will be sold to M defray expenses.—Apply to Engineer of the 1 r.s. Takapuaa, Wm. Smith. U \ Board and Residence. [}■~ BOARD AND RESIDENCE, pleasantly | j! situated opposite Government Grounds, |SJ Lower Symonds-street; terms, 20s per weok, ,; IB inclusive.—Apply Mrs Ryder, corner Havelock II i] and Symonds-street. ■•/ j T^ACANCy for Single Gentleman (four V minutes from Post-office; it permanent, ;i 18s per week.—Address: W. D. Dallen's No. 1 j Coffee Palace, Queen-street. . <: ; [ ~ ' jji LD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING • ? HOUSE, Eden Orescent, has Vacancies ■ I for a Single Gentleman, also for Louy and Gen \ tleman, with private sitting-room if required. a & Plunge and ahowcr bath. ■ i 1 riIEMPERANCS HOTEL AND DINING i : 1 I ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albert' • ' streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. ; t; Meala at all hours.—G. Johnston. Manager. J ;'j /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JC HOBSON-STREET. f Board and Lodging .. .. .. 203 per Weok - |j Singloßoom .. 25s per Week b mEMPERANCE HOTEL, . % JL WKI.LESI/BY-BT., AUCKLAND : J (Three doors West from Hobson-streetj. ;;■ BOARD AND RESIDENCE. ii A good Table kept; lofty and well ventilated ! i Bedrooms; Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of ,11 Boarders and Visitors. Terras, £1 per week. ; : . M. MASON, Proprietress. ! j Ecclesiastical. 13ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. ' I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, TEA MEETING in the SCHOOLROOM, at 6.30, I PUBLIC MEETING in CHURCH, at 7.30, h Mr Jaues Wiseman in the Chair. Addresses ByMinisters from District Meeting. I Selections of Music by a Good Choir. Tickets « | for Tea, Is 6d, may be had from Messrs Marriott and Witheferd, Parnell j Messrs Hoggand Kent, Newmarket; Messrs MoMastcr and/Wise- ■'■■■. I man. Queen-street, or from tho Chapel-keeper. Lectures. LECTURE.—" The Origin and Destiny I of tluj British and American Nations, or I History Investigated by the Light of Scripture." [ The third lecture of tho series will be delivered j by Mr H. W. Farnall on Wednesday, 28th [ November, in tho Lecture; Hall, Young Men's ; f\ Christian Association Booms, Albert-street. j Subject.: The wanderings of tho Tribes of Israel through Europe to the British Islands. Doors j! open at 7.30. Lecture to commence at 8 p.m. Admission, One Shilling. Tickets for the course (obtainable at Messrs Champtaloup & Cooper's), | Auctions. 11{ TO-MORROW, 11« At 11 o'clock. |; CONTINUANCE OP SALE. »|| AT MESSRS POTTER Mm CO.'S, |j DURHAM-STREET. "j| 22 CASES MERCHANDISE, j|jj Ex Ship Ganymede, from London. ' . ij . ..- R/- ARTHUR : i|| WILL Sell by auction, at the Stores of I Meagre Potter and Co., Durham-street, ■ ' i|! To-morrow, at 11.o'clock, -,■ S ij" 22 CASES OF ASSORTED MER- I ■ . .;f>; •■ ;.' CHANDISE- . I ; Toyß, Dolls, Ballß, Brushes, Braoketa, Paint Boxes, Pipes. Superior Wax Dolls. Max- i I bles, Magic Lanterns, Tin Toys. Jewel- ill lery, Baskets, Tobacco Pouches, Lamps, • Mirrors, Window Blinds, JtM Tea Pote, HullsoyeLanternß,Shoeßrush.ca,Pooket ■ \\\ Books, Cruets, Sponges, Pictures, China- I ware, Views under Glass Shados, i\\ Figures, Busts, Clocks, Walking Sticks, ,* * ' ' Fire Screens, Combs, Baskets, Wall , $ lf Brackets, cto,, etc. : To be sold to tlio highest bidder Without Reserve; ' „ TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. ' f POTATOES;" GLASSWARE, ~,.,,- FANCY. GOODS. . ; : ;.,,;•,-/',. ■ ;,W, DOWbEN WTLi/ sell by auction, at the Exchange «! Mart, tO:morrow< at 11 o'clock, i 72 sacks Potatoos, just arrived per To Anau 2 tons New Potatoes • J Glassware, consisting of-Cnt Wines and -r* = Tumblers, Decanters, Water Bottles. 11 &0..& C. " j Fancy/ Gflods,. Groceries, Watches, and Mi Jewellory.. .! Pi j■. ■VH '. • ;■ fill TO-MORROW. j(| '„ MESSRS. CARBINES & TAYLOR p WIBL sell at their, Auction Mart, To- B : tnorroto (Wednesday), at ll'o'olock sharp, - ' 8 cases prime Canterbury Bacon and Hams, l!' 100 Cheeses, i tons Potatoes, 20 kegs 'S?i ttori! ulElß^ an' Oatß- Maizo> Shar^, Wheat; Chaffi Groceries, Toas (in great variety and grand quality, cheap), Conl fectionory (a full assortment). Drapery (removed to Mart for convenience of 1 sale). Furniture, Fanoy Goods, Jewellery..' '■•■• &C ; ,&0., &o. , i m CARBINES & TAYLOR , JOHS LEYDOKj [EDWABD LEyBON * j TO-MORROW, AT H A.M.. | JOHN &E. LEYDON will sell by auction ' at their Central Commercial Sale Rooms. ' '■ Queen-street, ■-• : , ..■;.. .rTTrP,*:.-. p\ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE (new), con- 11 gating of Suites in Cretonne, Couches, ' '■ •' 111 Stuffed and Bottom Chairs, Tables. - ■rtf Oval and Round Washstands, Sressine • 11 Tables, Book Tables, Mirrors, Sinalo U and Double Bedstoads, Spring Mat- I! trasses, Paliasses, 1 Wooden Bedstead • M Saddles and Bridles, Tinware, Crockery. Si' Cruet Stands, Jewellery, Drapery and " 41 CNothing, 20 pairs Boots, Teas, Sugar. II Hour, Oatmoal, Snap, New Potatoes, il and Oamaru Potatoes. ! THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. ' fV' ' ELECTRO-PLATEDWARE. j! ELECTRO-PLATEDWAKE. || .; GABRIEL LEWIS (i HAS received instructions to sell, at his - !i Rooms, on aboro date, at 11 o'clock, | 4 CASES ELECTRO-PLATEDWAHB |j 1 CASE ASSORTED TIMEPIECES ANI» ' CLOCKS ■ For Positive Sale. ' These Goods are well adapted tor Christinas ~ Presents and Now Year Gifts. ; W. S. OOOHBANB.) ■ [JAMESDAOBB, * MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. By Order of the Public Trustee. ALLOTMENTS AT MOUNT EDEN f-; ! AND OTAHUHtT. jjj In the Estate of William Flicker, deceased ||! THE Subscribers have received instruc- !■! 1 ttons from T. Macffarlanc, Esq., agent ot ■I 1 Uie Public Trustee, to Sell byAuofionTat the * I New-Land Mart, Queen-street (next Union j Bank), on Monday, December 3, at 12 o'clock, \ MOUNT KDEN-Lot 6of tho sub-division I : ot^llotraonts 51, 55, and 66. seoUon 8, 1 ; fluburbs, of Auckland, having' 33 feet 1 frontage to Cromwell-street, .opposite '-: \ the Mount Eden Hall. | '{ d^l? lo] l .'ptahnhu,' 83 feet frontage to ' Victoria-Btreetby 100 fact to a Btderoao; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, '< Auctioneers, , [ Continued on Fourth Pan . J