TELEGRAMS.

(from our own correspondent.)

Cambridge, tins day. Tho Cambridgo Railway.

A communication was received yestorday from the Minister of Public Works to tho effect that when tenders aro accepted for the Eureka contract tenders will be imme diately called for the Cambridgo line.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Wellikuton, this day. ■Tho Fremlor's Movements. Major Atkinson returns to Wellington on Sunday by tlie steamer Stella. CIIRISTCUURCH, this day. J. S. Gardiner, bookmaker, died yostar day afternoon. It i? stated on good authority that Mr E. G. Latter has been appointed Oilicial As signee in this district. Reckless use of Firearms. A most striking instance of criminal •carelessness occurred yesterday morning Sn the neigbourhood of the park. On arriv ing at hie house in Park Crescent, about 1 w.tn., the Hon. W. Kobinson found that -some person, at present unknown, had used 3iis house, intentionally or otherwise, as a target for rifle practice. A bullet had en tered the wall, passed through the draw ing-room at a height of about 4 feet from the floor, and, after striking the door-post, crossed the hall and buried itself in the hall of the dining-room. Had the dining room been occupied nt tlio time, it is need less to say that one or two of the occu pants would, in all probability, have been iilled. The Land Board to-day refusei several applications for licenses to prospect for gold in the Malvern district, on the ground that thoy were within a milo of areas already licensed. The award has been made as to the f 200 reward offered by Mr Deans for the convic tion of Jackson, who shot at him, as fol lows :—£so to Fraser(who gave the first in formation of Jackson's whereabouts and assisted in his arrest), £33 4s to Detective Neil, and £25 each to four others. Sixteen guineas have been absorbed by the costs of arbitration.

Dunedin, this day. At tho Heads : Canterbury, ship, from London; all well.

ACCIDENT.

A MAN named Emmanuel Martin, employed as a tailor by Mr Langsford, and who re sides in tho upper part of llobson-street, met with a painful accident this afternoon. Ho was swinginga stick round his head, when his hand struck « brick wall behind him. The result was a compound fracture of the right index finger. Dr. Tonnont dressed the injury, which will incapacitate Martin from wovk for about a month.

NORTHCOTE FERRY COMPANY.

A mehtino of the shareholders of the North cote and Ponsonby Forry Company was held this afternoon, Mr Elkin presiding, when & resolution was passed on tho motion of Mr Stewart, seconded by Mr J. P. King, that the Company bo voluntarily wound up and amalgamated with tho St. Better's Bay Company. Mr Mitchell was appointed liquidator.

VOLUNTEER NEWS.

Tha A Battery Artillery.

Tub monthly inspection of the abovo Com j»ay took place in tho Drill-shed last even ing. There was a capital muster of 54 men, including Captain Payne and Lieut.«. Norrie and Gcddes. Major Shephord in spectcd the arras and accoutrements, after ■which Lieutenants Scott (Thames Rangers), Potts (Thames Navals), and Koir (Wairoa South Rifles) took over tho Company for the purpose of drilling. Theso officers aro to pnsa an examination required by the Volunteer regulations, and took tho oppor tunity of the Artillery monthly inspection of passing an examination in drill. The Naval Artillery will parade for monthly inspection, nt the Drill-shed this evening. A full muster is expected. An out-door inspection parade of all tho Volunteers is called for to-morrow after noon at fihe Drill-shed, at 4 p.m. The Gar ison Band will also attend.

MINING NEWS.

'The following repurta have been ro ■ceived:—

New Colonial.—Tho manager report that he is at present driving a branch leader, from which he obtained somo very good prospects of coarse gold. A few days driving should prove its value. Queen of England.—Stoping has been carried on here with fair-average proscects during the last fortnight, gold being fairly distributed throughont the stuff. '

Cokomanoel, this day. Success. —The manager reports getting a little gold at every breaking down. The leader in the hanging wall has branched off, and cannot be carried in the same stope. Gold is showing in it pretty freely up to the face. A short distance ahead of the present face a good patch should be got. The Tokatba is getting first-rate crush ing stuff from the stopes in driving. The mnin level has slightly improved. The country is somewhat easier. Big reef: Five tons were put through the battery this week, but did not turn out payable. A level is to be started from the road to fur ther test its value.

The Union Beach is getting a good show of gold in the winze on Daniels' leader. It is about eight inches thick. A few pounds of picked stone were got in the stopes on the new reef, and good crushing gtuff. The Venus reef at the 80-feot level is about four feet thick, and is a splendid body of stone. The manager is very sanguine of getting gold at the slide. About 20 tons have been token from the surface, and will be put through the next time the battery starts. Just-in-Timf,.—The manager has started the battery this weok on a lot of stuff that has been accumulating some timo. Good crushing material is coming from tho stopes off the rise. A fine roef has been taken up all the way. lona.—Some stone showing gold was got in the new reef. It looks well, and may. lead on to something payable. The United have nearly broken out the rblock. Tho reef is in hand. Gold has shown pretty constantly in breaking down. It is expected to crush well. The Kapanga is taking out a good block (from the main reef south of the shaft. Small ratches of very rich stone are got •occasionally.

The Alleged Swindle at Wellington. [BY TELEGKAMI.—PBESS ASSOCIATIONI.]

Wellington, this day.

Messrs B. Iscn and P. C. Hicks, two of k,he directors of tho Queen of Beauty mine, Makara, write te the evening paper chal lenging the truth of the statement made by Mr J. W. Walker respecting the mine These are tho two directors who proceeded to tho Thames with the quartz. Several •other letters also appear. Mr Walker's 'assertions have caused quite a flutter in the <city

Wellington, this clay.

The dispute with reference to the Queen ■of Beauty Mine, Makara, has resulted in £40 being staked-£2O by Mr Walker, and £20 by the Directors of the Company. Mining experts are to be engaged to make a thorough test, and details have been left in the hands of Mr Henry Blundel 1, of the "Evening Post," and Mr J. Chantrey Harris, of the "New Zealand Times."

We are requested to state that the Auck land and Ponsonby Choral Societies will next week commence the rehearsal of Handel's "Messiah?'1 which is to be per formed on the 20th December next. In ac cordance with approved custom, thepopular free performance will take place on the Sunday following, viz., the 23rd proximo. The Philharmonic Society intend to perf oi m the same oratorio on the 29th of tho present month, the solos to be taken by Mrs Chad wick (soprano), Misses Gee and Peace (con traltos), and Messrs Worrall and Moreton (basses). Mr Chadwick is the conductor.

We understand that tho Department has accepted the resignation of Sergeant Jack son, of Parnell, and he will be replaced by Constable Hobson at once. Sergeant Jack son, who has served for a long period in the force, has been compelled to resign in con sequence of ill-health. ~.,; Salvation Army.—Special meeting at the Choral Hall on Monday evening at 7 o'clock. Admission tree, by ticket only.—[Advt.]

THE V.R.C. SPRING MEETING.

THE BEfITTING MARKET.

[special to tress association.]

Melbourne, this day. Thk weather continues favourable for train ing purposes. The stable appear to bo vory sweet about Archie for the Derby, sto4being laid on him. The other quotations for the Derby aro : Off Colour, 3 to 1 ; Martini- Henri, 6to I; Sardius, 7 to 1 ; Signor, 10 to 1.

The betting on the Cup is :—Calma, 7 to 1 ; First Demon, 10 to 1 ; Aido-de-Camp and Stockwell, 100 to 8 (tkn.). The latter lias been backed rather heavily. Despot, Le Grand, and Nicholas, 100 to 7 (tkn ) • Claptrap, 100 to 6 (tkn.); Signor, 100 to 5 (tkn.); Pollio, Magnet, Dirk Hatteraick First Water, 100 to 4 (off.); Santa Claus and Commotion, 100 to 3 (off.). Sardius lias been backed heavily at 100 to 3.

The favourite doubles are :—Archie and Calma, Archio and Aide-de-Camp, all at 100 to 4; Off Colour and Calma, Off Colour and Aide de-Camp, at 100 to 3; Signor and Sardius, and Signor and Archie, 100 to 2. Seven tipsters nil pick Archio for the Derby. They consider that if it is a slow race Archie is likely to win, but should the weather continue fine, they fancy Signor.

[reuter's cablegram],

Mkldouhxe, this day. The Doiby Acceptances.

The following eleven horses accepted for the Derby at 11 a.m. to-day :— Archie, Hurricane, Little Sistor, Martini- Honri, Napier, Off Colour, Sardius, Signor, Figaro, Killarney, and Vernet. The weather hero is now fine, and with

every prospect of continuing so,

Tho betting at midnight was as follows :— Mabiuvhnono Plate. i to 1 against Holcno 5 — 1 Gai-field 8-1 David 8 — 1 Second King 8 — 1 ■ —- Kltog's Own ll) — 1 Honeydow V.R.a Derby. 6 to t on Archlo 3 — 1 against Off Colour 6— 1 — Martini-Henri 7 — 1 Sardius 10-1 — SlgnOr Melbourne Cup. 0 to 1 ugst Calina 11 — 1 — First Demon H — 1 Aido-do-Canip 14—1 1m Grand li — 1 — Nicholas 17-1 — Despot 20 - 1 First Water 20 — 1 Magnot

The C.J.C. Spring Meeting.

[RY TKLKOUArit.—CRK.SS ASSOCIATION.]

CiiuisTCiiUßCii, this day,

Training Notes.

Tho weather this morning was fino but cold, and a fair amount of work was dono. Tho only Cuphorsos out woro Tim Whifller, Welcome Jack, Envious, Tosman, and Adamant. All did very sorvicoablo work, especially Welcome Jack and Envious, who compassed a mile and a half in splendid stylo. Dime, in a fast half milo, showed capital form. Marion and Ugly Buck went onco round, finishing very fast. Siesta and Johnny Faulkner covered a mile at racing speed, tho mare having tho host of it. Emir Bey Went two miles at half paco ; Molly Bawn nnd Violin twice round, tho former pulling up lame. Kubina, Mischief, and Tim Wliifller went two miles at three quarter paco in good stylo. All tho steeplechasers did good useful work.

Tho Bottlns.

Thoro is very littlo alteration in tho betting markot. Hippodamia is hardening for tho Cup, 100 to 12 boing takon about hor.

Kubina (7st 21b) was accidentally omitted from tho Free Handicap weights. Edwards has accepted tho challenge from J. O'Connor to walk 50 miles for £50 a-sido.

Wairarapa Spring Meeting.

WmujJotoh, this day, The Wairarapo Spring Meeting is boing hold to-day on tho Tauhorinakau rnco courao. Tho weather is fino, but tho at tendance is limited. The race for tho Maiden Stakes remitted :—Administrator, 1 ; Kopi, 2; To Whiti, 3. It was won easily. Handicap Steeplechase.

Six started, and tho race resulted ns follows: — Mount 1 Liability 2 Kohai 3

Auckland Sharemarket.

November 2. Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, 22 Colonial Bank-Sellers, 45s Auckland Gas-Sellors. £9 12a 6d Thamcß Gas—Sollcre, 31s Auckland Timbcr-Sollorsi, £5 2s M N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—So 15s; buyers, £5

'2s Od Moanatal»rl-Exd. Is 9d 2s 3d ; sellers, 2s 6d Deep Level Ctosb—ls lid, 2s; buyers, 2a Prince Imperial—2Bs, 29a Ivanhoo—Sollors. 23 id Waitoki-359d,4n , „ „„, . Vulcan-2H lid, 3s, 3s 3d ; scllors, 3e 3d Canadian—3s 9d Worahiko—ss Gd ; Buyers, fa 9d ; sollors, da 3d Premior—lSs, 12a 6d; Boilers, I2s 6d Colonists, 8s 3d ; Bollora, gs &1 NewFind-lls, Us 3d; sellers, 118 3d JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

Our weekly market price-list is unavoid ably held over till to-morrow. Eggs and butter are plentiful, and the former have fallen to lOd per dozen wholesale, and Is per dozen retail. The gum market con tinues dull, receipts for October being about 430 tons. Southern flour we now quote at from £10 10s to £1110s, and good potatoes are worth £4 per ton, but much lower prices have been given for inferior lots. Other alterations are unimportant.

A meeting of tho parishioners of St. Paul's is to bo held to-night, for the purpose of considering tho question of sale of the church proporty as proposed, in connection with the cutting down of Emily Place. It is to be hoped that wise counsels will pro vail, and that a final decision will be ar rived at, as much inconvenience is caused by the present undecided state of affairs.

To tho Editor: Sir,—Allow mo through the medium of your columns to draw the attention of tho directors of the Devonport Ferry Company to the disgusting habit which exists amongst somo unrefined per sons when crossing to and fro in the various ferryboats. I refer to the habit of smoking and copiously expectorating on the deck in that part of tho deck usually resorted to by the female passengers—notwithstanding that there is in all the steamers a smoking room especially set apart for thoße who delight in the weed, and usually they monopolise a portion of the deck also. Ihe other day a lady was all but made sick through this practice, and had to resort very involuntarily—to the seclusion of tho cabin. As the experiment of trusting to the bettor feelings of these thoughtless smokers as a safeguard against the above nuisance has failed, surely some steps might be taken to prevent the disagreeable practice being continued.-I am, Ac, Civilisation. The regular monthly meeting of the Waitemata County Council was held this afternoon, there being present-Messrs O. Mays (Chairman), Laing, Cantwell, Sinclair, and Smyth. The principal business was the consideration of two conflicting petitions from residents and property - holders at Birkenhead, the first one which was presented by Messrs Button, Hammond, Mitchell, ana Hawkinp, praying for tho separation of the district from Northcote and its erection into a separate district, and the other one, which was presented by Mr G N. Brassey, opposing this prayer. Although the Council was bound to give effect to tho fust petition, seeing that it was supplied by two-thirds of the persons interested, fully an hour was taken up With an argument between Messrs Button and Brassey (the legal gentle men, engaged in the matter). The petition for separation was fe. On the motion of Mr Mays it was agreed to divide the Takapuna ndutr into Wo—viz., the Takapuna riding and the Devonport riding. It was also agreed "That it is desirrble to enlarge the Kaukapakapa road district, so as to join the newly-constituted Hclonsville town dis trict, and that tho district when so en larged be constituted a separate riding of the county." Messrs J. A. Tole and C. W. Cave (late nf Travnrs and Cave, Wellington) have entered ?nto plrtne^hip IV Barristers and Solicitors and wll carry on business at their offices, next Bankolf Sew Zealand. Queen-street, Auck land.—(Advt.l -• - *•'■•■•

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[kecteh's telegrams.]

Disturbance in Londonderry,-Orangemen Stop a land. League Mooting. London, No\ ember, 1. A?h Anti - Irish League disturbance to;k place " to-day at Londonderry, Ireland. An*announcement having been made -that a Nationalist mooting would bo held in tho Town Hall there this evening, a large body of Orangomon pro ceeded to tho building, and took forcible possession of the hall. The meeting of Nationalists was consequently put off. Change in the French Ministry. Paws, November 1, It is announced that M. Ferry, President of the Council of Minister*!, will shortly assume the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. Challomel Lacour resigning that portfolio. [SPECIAL TO PRU.SS ASSOCIATION".] (Received November 2nd, 12.40 p,m.) The Papuans Petition for British Pro tection. London, November 1. The natives of New Guinea have through Baron Mac Cay requested the protection of Great Britain. The Colonies ana tho Annexation Question, A Sydney resident, writing to the "Pall Mall Gazette," says that statesmen are beginning to mistrust the annexation policy, as people in the colonies appear to be careless in the matter. Tho Vtotorian Parliament MKLhouitNE, this day. Tho Victorian Parliament will be form ally prorogued to-day.

DEPARTURE OF MAJOR ATKINSON

The Government steamer Stella loft for Wellington with tho Premier at noon today, immediately after tho nego tiations for tho appointment of Mr Mitchelson to tho portfolio of Public Works were finally concluded. Major Atkinson Will proceed from Wellington to Sydney direct to attend tho Intercolonial Conference.

SUDDEN DEATH.

A SUDDEN death occurred at tho Police Station last evening under the following circumstances :—About five o'clock, Con stablo McConnoll found a respectably drowed man in a fit in Viotoiiu Quadrant, and having secured assistance, ho had him removed to the Police .Station. Medical assistance was sent for, but the man died before Dr. Hooper arrived. Tho body was removed to tho Morgue to await tho inquest. Deceased had boon in a house in Chancory-strcot with somo women of tho town during tho day, but efforts to discover his identity have beon unsuccessful. Tho body is that of a man about fivo feet eight inches in height, and rather inoro than forty yonrs of age, with whiskers, shaved chin, and dark-brown hair.

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.

Tho Polks,

Thkrk was a splendid attondauco at tho Opern Houso l:u>t ovoning on the occasion of tho second production of " Tho Strategist." Tho wliolo performance, from tho rise to the fall of tho curtain, is excruciatingly funny, and wlion tho concluding act arrives tho audience aro uctually wearied with continual and excessive laughter. Many of the sitim tions aro so embarrasing that tho efforts of the Strategist to extricate himself from his difficulties at tho oxponso of otlior people aro exquisitely amusing. All tho characters wore woll sustained. Mr W. H. Vornon improved ujron our suggestion in regard to his make-up, and tho result wtis a docided hnprorcmont. "Tho Strategist" will bo ropoated to-night.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tub weekly mooting of tho above Board took place thia afternoon. Present: Messrs R. Laishley (Chairman), R. Hobb.-s 1). Goldio, W. F. Buckland, J. M. Clark (Mayor), S. Luko, and I). H. McKcnzie. Chairman's REroitT.— This report stated inter alia, that repairs had beon ncthori-ncd to the roofs of tho city schools and training College, and that the Waikomiti Commit tee had been referred to section 89 of thn Act ro compulsorry attendance at school.; JJJ Tenders.—Tho following tendon) were rojeived :—Erection of sohool at Ohinoroa: Alfred Boyer, £445 (accepted); Titik and Allen, £447; Engineer's estimate, .£4BO. Erection of teacher's dwelling nt Harris ville: George Revoll, £492; Alexander James Hazard, £447; James and P. Donize, £420; A. H. Maunder, £M 0 (accepted); W. G. Bunting, £432; En gineer's estimate, £415. [Left Sitting ]

The Wheel of Fortune Turns in His Favour.

ehristchuroh, New Zealand, Juno 6,1882. Dear Sirs,—Thia la to certify that St. Jacobs Oil, after ono application, cured mo of a sovorc attack of aciatica.—l romain, gratefully yours, WILLIAM Mom, Coachbuilder, Christclmrch. Witnesses—G. O. Mumford, Journalist; John Blackmoro, Seigoant Armed Constabulary; W. Gco, Clerk Poßt-oftloe Department. THE UESULT WAS MARVELLOUS. To Editor Evening Stak, Auckland, N.Z. August 31,1883. Dear Sir,—l mußt certainly confess I had great belief in the curative propcrtios of St. Jaoob s Oil, and can personally endorse tho fact, somo weok or two ago I was unfortunate enough to contract a aevoro rheumatic pain in my loft arm, which cxtonded from tho shoulder to tho wrist. It was ao painful, in fact, that I had to lcavcony office and go homo. Obtaining a bottle of"St. Jacobs Oil, my wife rubbed my arm immedi ately, and again at night-timo. The result was simply marvolloua, for tho next morning tho pain was all gone; and up to tho present I havo Sot ;had the sliShtGßt return 0f it. I recommend all suffering from rhouinatiam and similar pains to vac St. Jacobs Oil, and fool fully convinced that they rtill find great benoflt from ita übc—l am, dear sir. yours 'aithfnUy.^ The above testimonial is Troro a lending im porter in Sydney; the original can bo seen at any time at the agent's ofllco.

Corns and Chilblains Disappear.

Chridtchureh, Now Zealand, Juno 2J, IPB2. Poar Sirß-During tho winter sonson of last year having been on duty as member of tlie Armed Constabulary force at tho Now Zealand Exhibition, I sufFerod from corns and chilblains. On tho rccommondation of a friond I used St Jacob's Oil. which, after two applications, re lieved mo of all Buffering. Ipi vo this ccrtillcato as a man who understands tho value of truth.— Falthfnlly yours, Constable Daniel Sullivan. Witness, fcobert S. Walpolo, Secretary New Zealand International Exhibition.

How a Useless Arm Was Restored In Ton Minutes,

Or the Experience of Edward L. Green, Esq.. Government. Sheriff at Auckland, N.Z. Auckland, Now Zealand, August lfi, 1883. Messrs M. Levy and Co.. Auckland, Now Zealand,

Dear Sirs.-I have great pleasure In stating I had occasion to use St Jacobs Oil for an old injury I received to my shoulder in Juno, 1882, and from that date until July 10th last I could not use my arm, and found great difficulty in writing. I applied to medical men and used all sorts of liniments, but without any benctit; but I had not used St. Jacobs Oil more than ten minutes before I felt tho boneflcial offect, and I can work with my saw or spado as well as ever I did, and can strongly recommend this Oil to any one suffering from muscular ailments. You can make what use you ploaso of this letter for tho benofit of othors.-I roinain. dear Sirs, yours jt'o Edward L. Grebn, Sheriff.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAIi, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1883.



Meetings. THE Scholars of Pitt-street Wesleyan Sunday-school aro ™fe™^Jte.J!?.?iJ. n the Lower School-room THIS EVENING, 2nd inst., at 7 p.m., to arrango for forthcoming Exhibition. R JAB . W HITE, Hon. Bee. ■;* T OVAL ORANGE LODGE.— jW-j .Ij CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. 1. /fa. The usua i Monthly Mooting of the nVinvn Lndee will be hold in tho Protestant on FRIDAY EVENING next, 2nd November. Businessi: Election of Offioers. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By order of thoW.M. , -yOUNG1 WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. ' A Meeting of the Subscribers will bo hold on FRIDAY November !2. at tho Young Men a riirfßtian Association, Albert-street, at 7.36 p.m. Cffm|K the Bishop of Auckland will preside. Tile attendance of Ladies is particu larly requested. ft gETH SM Hon. Sec, to the Committeu. UCKLAND CRICKET ASSOCIA TION. A Mooting of tho Committee of tho above Association will be nelcl at thes Club-room, United Service Hotel, on SATURDAY EVEN INS, at 8 o'clock. ■' ■ . . . . ■ Business: Impcrtant, though brier. W.-H. VBREKER-BINDON. - - Hon. Secretary.



Wanted. WANTED, Carpenter; ono accustomed to concroto work Will bo preferred.—G. Maclaiirin, at Mr Jonson 8, Karangahape Roadi WANTED, a Carpenter, for a few days. -Apply to Mason Bro3.,,Arch Hill. WANTED, a Bush Cook for Tramline SWftnson Station.—Apply to E. Gibbons, Onolmnga, AN'TEI), Situation as GroOlll by Ex perienced man ; country prcferr d.— AED, StakOlHco. WANTED, a Competent Person to take charge of a country store.—Apply, by letter, to "G'.NVPost'Otllee, Auckland. ANTED, General Mill Hands ami Yardmen for Country Mill.—Auckland Timber Company, Limited, Customs-street West. WANTED, a Salesman for the Man chester Department.—J. Cosprravo and Ccv __^ J „,_______ WANTED, a smart Junior Salesman fol' the Drfes Counter.—Milne & Choyce. "VSrANTED, Two Smiths for Wagßon T T and Dray Woi'k.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Cuuchbnilders. Elliott-street. WANTED, an Improver at, Cabinet making and French Polishing, and Smart Boy to huvke himself useful.—Apply Cheap Furniture Mai't, Victoria-street. ANTEDj Employment by micldle aged Man; cxpcricncod in railway, carrying, brewery, newspaper, and geneiul business.—BG, Stau olilec. ~W7"ANTED; a Boy to Learn tho Trade— Ti Gorrard, Bootmaker, North Shore. WANTE]), a respectable Bby about 15. —Apply 11. Ford, liaker and Confec tioner, near Duder's Store, Devonport. TTITANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply in TT own handwriting to MW, Stau Olllce, Ten Shillings ft week, ANTED, a Sharp Ollide Boy.—Apply by letiot', in own writing) A.8.8., this office. ANTED, a smart Otlice Boy.—Apply in own handwriting, slating age, etc., to P.O. Box, 108. WANTED, a Boy to learn the trade.— J. J. Swlnnerton, Wood Turner, Wynd ha in-street. ANTEDj a thoroughly respectable Boy, to attend to a horso and buggy and make himself generally useful.—Apply Mrs 15. W. Puokey, Mount Eden, near Smith's 'bus stand. WANTED, Situation as Governess by Young Lady; good musician: private family preferred.—Addrfess AB, Stau Oiuce.^ ANTED, for tho Thames Hospital, a competent Femalo Nurse; must be un married. Wages, £1 per week. — Applications, with testimonials of competency, to do sent in on or beforo Wednesday, 7th November, at 12 noon, addressed to tho Chairman of tliu House Committee: WANTED, by aSingle Man, nn Eldoily Woman as Housekeopcr.—Apply to morrow, at Stab ofllce. WANTED, First-class Man or Woman Cook.—Apply to Brown, Campbell, ami Co., Shortland-strcet. WANTED, Engagomont, for. n good Barmaid, town or noar town.—Mrs Whitcombe's Registry^ ANTED, a Good General Servant; light work.-App!»- to Mrs Oliphunt, Curran-atreot, Ponaonby. XXf ANTED, n (.ionoral Servantlor^i'o V> Awainutii, Witfkuto. - Apply Mra iunson. llrit house past SU Sepulchre's Church, lirley-streot- WANTED, a Girl aa Goncml Servant; one who understands plain cooking.— Apply Mrs Harrison. Anchor Hotel. WANTED, a Young Woman for the country ns General Servant: one ac eust'jmed to children preferred.—Apply to Mrs IjiWßon, Wullnce-slroct, Poiißonby. V\7"ANTEI), llousckcepor, town ; com- T t potunt llousekooper, country; Fonmlv Cooks, 3 Housemaids, 1 Housemaid and Nood!o ---womnti, 2 Handy Men, Hoy, 25 Oanorali (ull parts). Wanting Engagements, many good Servants.—Mrs Whitcombo's Registry. WANTED, at Tfaimaford's Auckland Itr.RiHtry (eatabllohod. 20 years), several Gciutulm (town). WANTED, nt Hannafo«l'« Auckland Registry (established 20 yoarw, GciieraJ, 15b ; Nursemaid, 10a ; for Tologa Buy (private family); urgent, l'aasage paid. \\7~ANTED, at Jlannatora'i Auckland TT rtneldtnr (rstublinhcd'JO years), llouse mald (Mount Alliort), WANTED, at llannafonrs Auckland Registry (established 20 yearn), Couk Laundreaa, Vis (Kprnun). WANTED, a Servant Girl Mrs Jones, Ormldale, Wvnyurd Homl (llwt road l ° right beyond .Mount fcdeu Ifailway UrMn*± AirANTED, « Stroii'L' Girl" uccustomwl VV tolUhlldn-n.--Apply rrulUjrer, next to lira Jnck, Mount KdcnjWi. WANTED, Good Tailorcßscs.--Apply at once to Munro und Milligan, Hobson street. ANTED, a Good Dressmaker.—Apply stating wagoa expected, to William Reid, West End House. Cambridge. "yC7 AfiTBU, if'ivo flrfit-closa Drossmakora TT at onco; constant. oniployim>nt.—Win. ncohan'H Drnpory Establishment, llobson-strcct (opposite Uovcrnor Browne Hotel). ANTED, Dressmaker* and Appren tices.—Apply to Mm Kaglesim, Alimry Houao, Wcllesley-street West (two doors from HobHon-strcct). ■\\rANTED, Apprentloea to the Dress- VV making.-Apply Miss Holding (Mrs Knight's), England-street, Polißonby. WANTED, Employment n.s Dressmaker and Machinist (own machine if pro ferredl.-Address H.W., Star OIUco. ANTED, C firwt-class Tailorossea ; none othor need apply.—J. H. Dalton. Victoria-street Knst. ANTED, Two or Throo rcspectablo Workingmen as Boarders. — Address Napier-street, second house from l^ower Hep burn-strcot. WANTED, Boarder*; terms, 17s per weck.-W. Gadd's Fruit Depot, Victoria street. WANTED, Two Gentlemen Bonrdorp_; no others kept; about ten minutes from town.—Address Stab offleo. \\7"ANTED, Two respectable Boarders VV (quiet family); pleasant situation: uso inth. Terms, moderate—Apply Mra Ryder, Ilqvolock House, Symonds-atrcyt. ANTED, in tho neighbourhood of Newton, an unfurnished lioom.—Ad dress X.8.. Stau Ollleo. W" ANTED to Sub-lot, tho Fruit nnd Refreshment Stalls at Kllersllc Sports.— For particulars apply to li. 10, Ellis, Uppor Queen-street. WANTED, Gentlomen to Buy their Shirts, Socks, Ties, and Hats at T. McMastor's, Queen-Btrcet. WANTED, Purchasers for Selected Boxes of Flroworks. at 4s, 7s Gd, 15s, 10s, and £5 each.—W. H. Hazard, Gunmaker, 100a, Queen-street. WANTED, the Mon to Know two im portant things, Ono is Unit Dampicr is Making to Ordor Men's Elastic Side t ranch Calf Boots for Us, and soiling a strong lino of Men's E.S. Boots for gs—at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-streot (near Hobson-strect). WANTED, » Buyer for Ward's Brick and Pottery Works, Cambridgo; good business doing ; terms liberal.—Apply Messrs Wells and Souttor. Cambridge. WANTED, everybody to boo tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symondsstreet, also at Shop noxt door to Masonic Hall. Newton. ANTED TO BUY, tho Furniture of a 1 or 5-roomcd House.—Addrcsß "H.H.," Stab office ANTED to Hire, a low Phoaton, for a month.—Apply to Cousins and Atkin Elllolt-strcet, W"~ ANTED TO PURCHASE, 13-fcct or 15-fect Sailing Boat with ovorything comploto.—Apply hv letter, stating price and where to be seen, " F.T.," Stau Ollloc. WANTED, the Ladies to know that E. T. Herbort, Draper, ?fto, Quocn-streot, has a splendid stock of Costumes, Ottoman Broehe Dolmans, Ladies' and Children's Under clothing ; Hats, every price and shape, trimmed and untrimmeft; Bonnets, Bonnet Shapes, and a largo assortment of General Drapery (bought exceptionally low), which will be sold at prices dofying competition. W' ANTED KNOWN, Men's Good Side spring Boots at 93; Women's, several kinds, 0s fid; Girls, scvoral kinds, ss.—City Market Boot Stall. ■ WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 2nd Shipment of Draporjr from England has arrived. Itis vory large, fashionable, and varied this time, and by the way it is already going, promises to be as great a success as tho last. Particulars as soon as possible.—VV. H. Dampicr, Wakeflcld-strcot. W~~ ANTED KNOWN, that W. S. Faoan will Open his Now Shop in Newton Road TO-MORROW (Saturday), November 3. WANTED KNOWN.-11. S. Briggs, Farnell Rise, will havo a good Show of Fresh Meat on Saturday. Prices as low as any house in town. No reasonable offer rofused on Saturday Night, to effect a clearance. WANTED KNOWN—My Stock is a Largo and Varied one, and of tho best quality. Every garment warranted shrunk and a large reduction in price. Small profits and quick roturns.—Jas. Davoy, Tailor, Vulcan Lano. WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's 4th Shipment of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at 6d (no higher price). Ho is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, and tho Public that it con sisls almost ontiroly thi3 time of Piece Music much of it by the most ominent authors. Thoso who can better afford to pay 6d than 4s for pre cisely tho same music (and most of it without a soil should now lay in a stock.—At Dampier s Hobson-street Shop. WANTED SEEN—The Ladies' House Boots for 3s 9d; handsome Sewn ditto (with soloshed toes) for Is 6d; LadieE,1 E.S. Kid Boots.6sfid; Ladies' High Leg Prunolla Boots (the kind the ladieß like), 53 6d—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (noar Hobson street). WANTED KNOWN,—Tuesday Next, at 7.30 p.m.. will be the last chanco for LadioH and Gentlemen -wishing to join Mr Boyle's Singing Class in the Christians' Meeting 1 Ilo'uso, Coolc-stveet. Torms: Ladies, 6s; Gen • tlomon, 10s 6d, per qunrter in advance. Short ■ Lectures on the Theory of Music at each lesson. ANTED KNOWN—Gonuine English Birdlime, just landed, ex Hormione,- Crawford's Medical Hall, Newton,



Wanted. WANTED, a thorough good House maid.—Apply to Mrs Kldd) Coirimorcic Hotel, Shortland-streot. ANTED", two good Fat'm Hands nc customed to double-furrow plough work muffled men 'preferred ; references required —Apply (not buforu Monday) to Li D. Nutha and Co. WANTED, a Youth lor the Manchcsto Department; aljio a stronß Lad fo delivering parcels,—Apply to Garlick and Crar well) Houfo Fttfiuahorgj Quoen Btreati ANTED KNOWN — Workboxos, Si and Is Cd; Small Albums, Gd and Od Grand Money lioxea (with key), Id; Waterinj Can", Od •■ Slates, Id ; Noah Arks, 3d; Movealil. Figures, Itt) Whips, 3ri) jUtimmlng Tops, 6d Dolls,M; Tea Sets, lsCd; Lltl'go'l'oys(damaged Id: at Damnior's Hobson-street Shoy. ANTED KNOWN—We aro preparec to liaise or Lower Houses without dis turbins tho occupanls or pulling down Chimney —Racket yaw and Ramsay, Waketlold-strcet. ANTED KNOWN - That the bes House in (lie liolony for Arms, Sportinj Requisites, and Fireworks is W: H. Hazard's IC(iA, (iiicen-street, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN. —A tow acre Sections adjoining Victoria Park Dovonport, llrst-class nosition, at from £60 pel acre.—Apply B. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Beacl Road, Uevonport. ANTED KNOWN —That I haven grand assortment df Pain's fireworks for sale very cheap. Wholesale and Retail.—W, 11. Hazard, Gunmakor, l(i»A, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Wo are Selling Corsets at Is Od, 2s Gdj 3s Ud; Bplendid valuo ; also, the Neoteric Corset* a grand Corset, at a modorato price.—Brown's Drapery, Par noil. WANTED KNOWN—Bought a large lot of Coloured Moleskin Trousers. Selling at 5s 3d. Call and Bee them.—Brown'f Drapery, Pnrneli. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery ! Cheap Clothllli?!l Grettt Bargains!! Competition Defied!! Coino and judge fßr your selves.—J. 11. Hannan, Draper and Clothier, Victoria-street W~ ANTED KNOWN.—SOO Sacks best Oamaru Potatoes, Ox Free Trador, in splendid condition; not to bo exceeded in tho market.—Price i>,nd Sample on application to DavidjilcMillan and Co., 13, Cimtoinhouse-st. ANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making TErated Waters. — Charles Kclsoy & Co.. I' 2», Queen-street. ANTED.— Whon you aro in Hobson street call and see the largo and choico stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milhgun's. :;O[7"ANTED KNOWN.—Another Rovi- T V val.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, Od the dozen pairs; Cotton Hoot Laces, 2d tho dozen; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2<l; Shoe Horns, Gd; Boot Gloss, 6d tho bottle; Yollow Silk Reels, 2s—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-strcct). WANTED KNOWN —In Jeweller?, Charles Kelsey & Co. koep nothing hut real Silvor and real Gold. — Charles Kclsoy & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Fans, Oil; Velvet lined Photo. Frames, 2d; Noto Papor, 2d tho quire; Envelopes, 2d the Packet of 25; Silvered Tea Spoons, 3d and 4d ; SHvercd Forks, Brown Tea Pots, Cd, 9d, and Is ; Cruet Stands, Is 0d; Box Irons, 4h ; Butter Knives, Od; Bread Knives, 8d; ]>argo Tea Trays, Is 3d ;Tomahawks, Ud and Is; at Dampler'a Hohaon-gtreet Shop. WANTED Known—Christmas CardH— Charles Kolsoy it Co. havo Uieir usual jiirK(s ABsortmont.— Two doora below Morrin's, IniiiinonKCiu ANTED KNOWN—Largo Sponges, Gel and ild ; Infants Feeding BotUes. Oil; Tilcophrrous(Barry's),ls2d: Luminous Match Ilexes (that you can find easily in the night), Cd ; Ijirge Carved Ornamental Oval Minors, Is4d. 2s, 2s 3d. and 2s Gd; ladles' Fancy Bankets, ltwl and 1b -Id ; at Damplor'a llobson-street Shop. ANTFD, tho Ladies to know that Minro and Mllligan have secured tho sorvlccs of a Ilret-claBS Milliner, nnd aro now proparod to supply milllnory In all Its branches on the shortoflt notice, , ANTED KNOWN — Lawn Tennis and Criokotware of reliable make — Charlea Kulßoy & CX),, two doorebclow Morrin's, Ironnioiigei'B. ANTED Known, that tho choapent mid host Llquoro and Wines In Auck land can bo procured by the Bottlo or Case, as sorted, at the Scotia Hotel, Hobson-streot. ANTED KNOWN —Wo havo ro ceived Satcons, Nun's Veilings, Summor Flowers, &i\. &c. Special lines in Flannels, (■aliened, Hollands, &f., Ladles' and Children's Underclothing well-tlnlshed or mado to order: Kiltliigancuuy mado at Mrs White's, Draper, l'arnelh \V* *CmtA v tVmberV And all other kinds nf If'illdilig Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere olso at tlio yards of 1). Ciol.Dli:. Albert-street. ANTED !—Wanted to Soil (cheap), Washing Powders, Cd per dozen; Knife •olish, Od tin, 3 for lOd ; Bath Bricks. 3d, 2 for M- Dark Bluo and Light Blue, Id lb; 2U>Tins of Salmon, only Is 2d: Shoo Brushos, only 2s M, " sels for Jb Cd ; Marbles, 8d box ; Baking boda, Id 11); Harper & Co.'b Cocoa, in tins, only 3d, 4 for Is 6d; Small Tin Matches, only 6d jlosson; 10 mires of Noto Paper, only 1W; Tea Trays. Cs (Id set; Cheap Cruetatnnds, only Is Od; Bread Knivos, Cd; White and Gold C! linos) Tcascts only .Vw set: Ycntmnn's Ysant Powder, only 10d tin; Salad Oil. 7«1, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, only 3d: Raspberry Vinegar, 0d bottle; Kssenco of Union, fid; Epsom Halts, Id per dozen (2s box of "lbs); Castor Oil, only fid; Lar«o Glaus JUfm, 2s, 2 tor 3s Gd; Kngravod Jukb, Bd, 3 for Is Kid : Carpet Tacks, Is pkt, 9d doz: Largo Tin Basins, Is Cd ; Homp Seed, Id lb; White Starch, W lb by tlio packet; Cork screws, only 3d; Scented Soap, 2d cake. 7 for Is; Slate Pencil?, 8d box; School Slates, Id to 6d; Sm.ill Glass Tumblers, i for Od; Wine Glasses. 2s Od dozen; Bread Trays, only »d; Washing Boards, only Cd ; Exercise Books, 2d and M, Ifi (id and 3h doMii; Splash Mats (largo size), only Is and Is 3d; Small Trays, 3d each, 5 for Is; Padlocks, 3d ; Wiro Dish Covers, from Od to 3s, 8a set of 0; Canary Seed, 5d lb; White and Gold Stone Cups and Saucers, 7d each, Cs (Id doz: Sponge, Id to 2h ; Scrubbing Brushes. 9d; Nail BrushCß. 3d; Feeding Bottles, 9d; Furmlurc Polish, Id and 9d bottlo; Halsins, 4d lhjbhcop wash Tobacco, Is 3d lb: Christmas and Birthday Cards, Id to Od each ; Morton's Violet Powder. 2d Ilb pkt: Key Rings, Gd doz; Yarmouth Ham Icrrlngs, 2d each, 4 for Od; Maconochios Dry Soap Id pkt, 14 for Ib.-H. WATT. Pitt-atrcct. WANTED KNOWN PROF. W. ELLIS, MKDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Discasos. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want tho best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellin s. Ho (Prof. Kills) kindly oilers to the 'üblic the best Liver Pills in town or country ; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakes; cure for Piles. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men curod Medicated Vapour Baths givon at all hours.— Me tho address: No. 308, Upper Queen-street next Young Woman's Institute). Hours: Irom 0 a.m. to!) p.m. Consultation Gratis. (ioodson's London Arcade WANTED KNOWN THAT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Stands unrivalled as containing tho Largest Assohtmknt at the Lowest Pricks of WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERLING GOLD andl SILVER JEWELLERY (all warranted) Tho most Artistic Imitation In ABYSSINIAN GOLD and SILVERINE at mar vellously low prices ELECTROPLATED GOODS of all kinds CUTLKRY, best Sheffield makes BOOKS and STATIONERY at English prices. An ontiro Now Stock of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. (t2T' NEWEST STYLES IN Stove Ornaments, Glass and Chlnawaro; Break fast, Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Toilet, and ChamberSotß; Vases, Lustres, Desks,\Vork Boxes, Dressing Cases, Fancy Boskets, Maori and otlKir Kits, Bags, Purses, Pocket books, Pictures; Photograph, Scrap, and Stamp Albums: Accordians, Concertinas. Perambulators, Bassinettes. I'ncyclcs, Rock Ing Horses, Lawn Tcnnisund Cricket Goods. 3d, 6i>, and"ls COUNTERS Laden with Varieties and Novelties. Toys ol all descriptiotiß, and 1,001 things too numor ous to mention contained in this, tho largest, and best assortod Stock in tho Colonies, at the lowost prices. Small Profits and Quick Roturns at GOODSON'S T ONDON A ROADE. ijTOODSON'S JUONDON A RCADE. Dr«ai>cry. ■VVT ELLESLEY HOUSE TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LOVETT Begß to inform his customers and tho publi< that he has returned to husincss, and is nov prepared to take Ordors for Gontlemen'i Clothing as usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hats, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Belts, Braces, Umbrellas, Glovos, &c., &c. A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY : STREET. • Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND NAVAL ARTILLERY The Inspection Parade will take place THIi EVENING at 7.30 sharp. Blue uniform. Daylight Parado TO-MORROW, at 3.30 p.ir Whito Jumpers and Straw Hats. By order of the Captain, JAMES STANLEY, Hon. Sec. /"^ I T V~ GUAR.DE The Mombers of tho above Corps will muste (in full uniform) TO-MORROW (Saturday), 3r Novombor, at the Drill-shed, at 3.30 p.m. Fines for non-attendanc^ e _ Captain.



Miscellaneous Wantcds. , AYOtfNG MAN requires Board and Residence, Of Jloom and Attendance; rcgpectablo; terms moderate.—" Homo," STAU OOT TRADE.— Wantdd, Apprentices to tli9 Maohlrting and Fltting.-^Apply n Edward Cartwright, Boot Uppor Manufacturer, Prey-street. a LASS WORKS, Freeman's Bay,— Saturday Afternoon, from 2to 5, Admls; i"; sion, Gd. Each visitof receives one Glass Jug.— M. Cook and Sons. _____ 5 T AND.—Advertiser is open to Buy a few • JLJ Aci'etf—part op«n aiid part bnsli, ti-tfec g preferred—within easy dtotanco of town, by c water or rail. No fancy price gjvnn,—Address, j with particulars, A.Z., Star OftlcO. 1 "DATS! RATS! RATS!—Use - S\j SHAHLAKH'S FHOSPHOR PAST_« Hals Bttt it gt'endily, and die i no smell. i. Price, tint! Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Poßt*tifflce. TO MASTER PAINTERS AND PAPEI!HANGEKS.-Wantcd,aSituatioh r by n Young Man ns an Improver, who is well ' advanced in the trade.—"J.B.," Stau ofllgp. . mENI>EKS wanted for the Erection of ) A Stables (luboiir only). Plans and specifi cations to bo seen at the ofHco of Mr D. Goldie, r Timber Merchant. 1 m ob S c w c rT a WANTED, hy a thoroughly practical i Brewer, with a fair knowledge of Chemistry, a ( sltaation in a Brewery; can guarantee a good sound article in mild ales and stout; bottling a specialty; lias had fifteen years' experience.-* • Address atSTAH Ofllcc. [ TTO OSEHOLD WORD S. ! Two years liavo fully proved the truth of It in Auckland—that many of Neil & CljlCCord's - PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of > families, become 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 fof Indigestion and • the Liver, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAD. All who havo used it recommend it to thel friends if sulforlng from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP ' Is a special favourite for Children or Adults. 1 LIVER TONIti, 1 Superior to Router's Lite Syrup, at less than . half the price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS; . Hundreds are declaring how much good Noil and Clifford's have done them, 2s 6d bottlo, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s Gd, or 5 i bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous to mention hore. Being the Largest Importers of British and American HERBS in the Colony, aro ablo to supply wholoaalo or retail, on the moat reason able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medicai Hhuhaltsts, Wkllksley-st. East, Auckland. OHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, IO Absolutely tho best remedy ever mado for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS. Price, "s 8d and ia 6d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Post-office, THE BAKING POWDER par txcellevce AICKIN'S /BRATED BAKING POWDKIt—"The Most Economical." " Yields more Yetiat Gaa." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rico Flour or Alum. In tins at Is Gd and la 6d. Special Price rt'liokvalo. Address: TUB PHARMACY. QUKKK-HTUKKT mo YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS? For Sale, tho fast and woll-known Yacht Toy. coppered and copper-fastenod throughout. Will be sold a bargain.—Apply to CHARLES BAILEY. Yacht Builder, &c, Customs-st, West. Amusements. DT. THOMAS'S SCHOOL-ROOM. ---1O TUIS EVENING IHWday), at Bo'clock, Con cert and Dramatic Performance In aid of the Pianoforte Fund. Admission, One Shilling. /CRICKET MATCH. MASTER MARINKRB~V\ H.M. CUSTOMS. Owing to a misunderstanding ro tho ground at the North Shore, the above Match will be played TO-MORROW on tho Surrey Hills Estate kindly lent for tho occasion by the Directors). Cruisers will get under way at four bolls p.m. sharp. Passengers will bo granted frcopaseages on to tho cruising ground in unlimited numbers. By order. ROBERT HADDOCK\ m H E AT II E K""tr x a. "_. A GRAND CONCERT IN AID OK SAINT BENEDICT'S CHURCH FUND (Under tho patronage of the Right Reverend Bishop Luck, 0.5. U.) WILL HE HELD OS FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 9tii, 1883. Cosdootob: JIR ANGELO FORREST. IJoors open at 7.30; commence at 8. A pllin of the Dress Circle limy bo scon at Mr Lennox's, Bookseller and Stationer, whero scats may bo reserved. , , , Ticketa-Drcss Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2a Od i Pit, Ib. O. MAUON, Hon. Sec. __i ~ IVTEW MARKET _H «arfT -I^l TRUE blues. tfiSrfffik No. 10, L.0.L., will hold CkSqLvO their Anniversary with Sra|&i|r a Soiree and Ball, in _tf___TVi_ Iho Newmarket Hall, on ifl\i__lLi«*rV MONDAY EVENING, if \Vjff>& J \ 6th November, IPB3. Tea Ku/W °» tal)lc at™ o'clock. '^■Jv*^v^jjc^jj3- TlokotB:—Doublo, 6s; B. BULLEN, Sec. Committee N.B.—A Mooting of tho nbovo Lodge will be held for tho Election of Officers on TUESDAY, tho 20th inst., at 7.30 p.m. By order of the W.M. dkntordk'r of vombor Bth, 1883. Dancing to commemco at 0 p.m. Doublo Tickets, 7s Gd; extra Lady's Ticket, 3s 6d (refreshments included). Tickets to bo obUilnod from Messrs Thorno, Grey-Btroot; Massoy, Victoria-strcot; Grey, Wollosloy-stroet; Cleal, City Huffbt: Sutclifl'c. Victoria-street; Hitchcock," Bakor-atroct; Short, Freeman's Bay. Sporting. OCOTT'S NEVADA HOTEL. V.R.C. DERBY. 1 i RUN TO-MORROW, NOVEMBER 4tii, 1883. f Quotations and Betting on tho abovo THIS EVENING. Latest Sporting Intolligonco will be posted» -TTTINAL NOTICE. All intending Subscribers to"ZEALANDIA COMPANY'S" CONSULTATION onthcMol bourno Cup, 10s a member (first prize, £1,000; 2nd, JJIM; 3rd, £250; aud special prizo, £40; starters and non-starters divido £1,300); should apply at once, as the list is rapidly filling, 0 "ZEALANDIA," 1 Care H. H. Hayr & Co., B Box No. 186, Postrofllco; or, "ZEALANDIA," . Caro H. H. Hayr & Co., Publisher, High-st., Auckland. A. IST E M : °'s CONSULTATION ~';.- ON THE MELBOURNE AND NEW ZEALAND CUPS - WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE . THIS W]2E K. g A. N E M O. Money. _________ - T -I /\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building i Ijl O Society principles, or on other terms Slewed on money deposited for investment- C- Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane.



To Let TO LET, a. Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling ; gn» and water laid on; laiw yard and Blame, —Apply to Jaß. Irwin, Wakellold-streot. TO LET, at Onehungn, Shop with dwoll ing attached; neatly fitted up; suitable for draper, tailor, Sec— Apply to Mrs Coxon, Butcher, OnclmnKn. TO LET, convenient Five-roomed Cot tage, with gfts laid on.—Apply Mr Grigg, Ponsonby 'I'ei'i'acc, back of All Saints' Church. np(O LET, In Victoria-street, a 2-roomcd I Cottage,—Apply James Ballantinc, Yic toriq*strcet West. rilO LET, Two pleasant Front Rooms, X with use of kilchcn ; gas laid on ; hciilthy position, close to Ponsonby Road; only 10s per week.—Apply for address at Star Oflico. O LET, tho old-established Blacksmith and Wheelwrißhtßusincssin Cambridge; 15s per week, with tools.—Apply A. C. Fretwell, Cambridge. TO LET, at Mount Eden, 1 C-roomed "Vflla, with buy window, verandah, 1 (Ire places, with register grates, tanks, cellars, and oUt-houscs; bus laid on.—Apply Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden ltoad. T^ O BE LET, Furnished, 7-roomed Cottage (at Parnell; good view, garden, otc.; gas and water laid on.—Apply Richardson mid Crawley, 81, Queen-street. TO LET, a nicely-situated three-roomed Cottage in Freeman's Bay; pleasant view. —Apply to 11. Ashton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. ■ TO LET (Grafton Kond), Gentleman's Residence, well-finished; contains twelve rooms, and commands beautiful view; larjje grounds, — 11. Partington, Land Agent, Stich biiry'g Buildings. O LET, that Shop and Dwelling in Upper Pitt-street at present occupied by Mr Fagan, Biltchcr. Every accommodation.— Apply Mr Nicholas Simms, Newton Itoad. TO LET, Shops, »vith*three apartments, cornor of Wcllcsloy and Elliott-streets. Rent, 25s per week.—For particulars apply to J, and G, Buchanan, Wellesley-street East. AIIGE, Light, and Now Offices to be lctovefMrS, Coombes's shop (late Cos grave and Co), at low rentals. These are really fine oflices, and very suitable for solicitors, architects, and others.—Apply to F. G. Ewing ton, Estate Agent. FFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, in City Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatories »nd conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, ShorUand-strcet. For Sale. FOR SALE, a first-clasa Cow in full milk; thoroughly quiet.—Frank .t, Quick, North Shore. FOR SALE, a Forty-eight Inch Ball bearing Bicycle.—Apply by letter, W.C., Star Office. TJ^OR SALE, West-street, Karangahape JO Road, Cottage, 1 rooms, scullery, double allotment; cheap; terms easy.—Stevens, High streot Chambers. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a fl-roomed House (ilcw); Clipboards, gas laid on, workshop, and every convenience; water front age, grand new of the harbour:—St. Mary's Road, Ponßonby.—C. Williamson, Land Agent, FOR SALE, Horse Hair Spring Couch and 1 Chairs, nearly new, and cheap, in Napier-atreoti—lnquire at the Grocer's. FOR SALE (half-hour's walk from Post ofllce), compact Cottage, £250; £50 cash, balance weekly.—Btovcna, High-Bt. Chambers. T7IOR SALE, Mt, Roskill Road, Cottage Jj and larKe Allotment, £250; only & 0 cash, balance weekly.—Stevens, High-at. Chqmberß. I7IOR SALE, at Te Aroha Diggings, } Splendid Farm, partly bUBh, with river frontage and good road, The whole of Purchase Monoy, with exception of small deposit, can remain on Mortgage.—W. V. Stevens, High street Chambers. OR SALE, Allotments, North Shore; unequalled sea visw, Also, Cettasce of ts rooms, now.—Apply Kent Villa, Flagstaff Road, Melrose. FOR SALE, Upper Queen-street, 2 well finished Houses, 8 and 6 rooms, in healthy position; gas, and ovcry convenience; cheap.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. OR SALE—a Good Investment—6 Cot tages; in good ordor, and lot to good tenants, returning 13 per cent.; a bargain.—H. Partington, Houso and Land Agent. I TOR SALE, on New North Road (within 1 easy walking distance from town), a New House of six rooms and scullery, with an Allot ment over 200 feet dcop, planted with fruit trees. There is a good well, also a shed 10 x 8, and Die Title in Land Transfer. Prico, £150.-F. G. Ewington, Houso and Land Agent. 17" >?Laifo A l&ajffi.tf re^JffliJfaixd J-and largo sea frontage, with nice little bay. Also 10 acres. Cheap.—H. Partington, Estate Agent. FOR SALE (Mount Eden), five-roomed Cottage, oommanding extensiyo and beau tiful view, with or without furniture; large allotment.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Build- Ingß. FOR SALE (12 miles from town), 40-acre Farm with Houso of 0 rooms; fenced and in grass and crops; well watered. A bargain.— 11. Partington. Agent. Stichbury's Buildings. OR SALE, three 400-gallon Iron Tanks, with connections, in good order; cheap.— Apply W. V. Stevens. High-streot Chambers. FOR SALE, Devonport, four-roomed Cottagcß, fit £200, £220, and £210; anicely situated Houso of Bix rooms, £375; also, choico Allotments.-E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Beach Road, Dovonport. OR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot; also, 3 Now Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gato): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage.—Bonjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street ______ FOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot of first-class strong American Waggons.-Apply A. Mackio, Lower Vincont-strceti I~jlOR SALE.—Bargains In Light Carri -1 ages-One-pony Pliititon (oponX Two do. with hood, and Ono with Extension Top; light, compact, and easy of access i combining stylo and durability with cheapness. —E. Harvio, Upper Symonds-strcet. T MERCER, the Butchery of the late Charles Fletcher for Sale. Price, Ten Pounds.—Apply Robert Martin, Mercer. ICYCLE FOll SALE, 4-inch, Ball Bearings, in good order, being too large for owner. PriCOj £7,^-Apply SerVico and Fitton, foot Groy-streeti . OATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Bdtlis, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats Fof Sale. OTTAGE and Allotment In Charles strect, Rocky Nook; *2Gs.—Apply F. G. Ewington. GGS.—Black Breasted llett Game ; Im ported Stook. Splondid Strain, Gfand Birds.—l offer For Sale a Limited Number of Kggs from above. Two Guinoas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on receipt of P.0.0.—D. Robertson, Symonds-stroot, Auckland. ~\/T OUNT ALBERT. Building Lots for Sale on Easy Terms; prices low; adjoining the Railway Station; very con venient. D. B. ORCHARD. 18. Now Zealand Insurance Bulldinga. TVTBW ARRIVALS.—To Sell, Orchard, 131 Strawberry Bods, Vogotablo Garden, good Cottage. Ready Sale for Produce.—Apply at Preas's Store, Dovonport. "VIEW woll-built Five-roomed House in a J3I lovely position at Rocky Nopk.f or sale,f or *350; torms,fiso down.and balance in throe years; largo freehold allotment: title, Land Transfer. This houso was built undor tho ownor's super vision, and any young married couples, or others, wlio want a really comfortablo place, cannot do better than buy it. The rogißtcr grate and colonial oven now boing put in com pleto tho placo. Also, cheap Volcanic Allot mentfl.— Apply to F. G. EwiKQTON. OTATOES.—Potatoes, £3 15s per ton. —Glover and Nicool, Customs-street Wost. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. . FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THIS CITY FOU SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro. porty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, togother with Commodious Double Shop, Store room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on stone foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being Bituated I in Shortland-streot, near those handsomo and extonsivo now promisos in course of construc tion for tho EVENINO Star; and also near tho Post-ofHoo, banks, and thoso magnificent now block of buildings (the Arcade) now about to bfl erected for tho Now Zealand Insurance Com- P!Tlii'B is a real first-class investment, and well worthy the attention of capitalists. It is, with out doubt, tho most valuable and safest invest mont now in tho Market, with undeniable pros peotlvo value, second to nono In Auckland. Full particulars from n_. j-^ 857 Estate Agent, Quoon-street. Ecclesiastical. * r^RAND ORANGE LODGE OF NEW ZEALAND. The Annual Sermon in connection with the abovo will bo preached in tho Alexandra-streol Primitive Methodist Churoh on SUNDAY Evening, November I. Brethren will meet ii rogalia at the Protestant Hall, Karangahap< Road ,at 6 p.m. B y Order. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY~SERVICES. SUNDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1883. TUESDAY, THB 6th, TEA MEETING IN SCHOOL-ROOM AT 6.30. j PUBLIC MEETINGJN_CHURCH AT 7.3 P. Addresses by Ministers and Friends. ' choioe Selections of Music by the Choir, undci the Leadership of Mr Rhodes. TICKETS FOR TEA: IB to. May he had from Messrs Edson, Finch McMaster, Mears, Wiseman, Queen-street; Messrs Davtes and French, Newton; or the Chapelkeeper. '-.



Business Notices* BRETT'S A UCKLAND A LMANAC AND PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK FOR ' 1884. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. At the request of the Booksellers and a num ber of Advertisers, it is intended this year to ISSUE THE ABOVE WORK EARLIER THAN USUAL, in order to supply the large orders from the Out-districts in ample time BEFORE THE NEW YEAR. Advertisers wil oblige, therefore, by placing MR W. E. HAY, the Collectoh, in possession of their copy at the earliest possible lime. THIS POPULAR HANDBOOK, which is used as a Work of Daily Reference by Settlers on business and other matters throughout the year, and is inquired for by all Strangers and Visitors, is the BEST MEDIUM of COUNTRY ADVERTISING IN NEW ZEALAND. The issue of 188-1 will contain a DIARY OF HOUSEHOLD EXPENSES for daily use, and other Novel Features. T W. J O U N I N G, O • HOUSE AND LAND AQENT, COLLECTOR. &c. Opposito Surroy Hills Estate, ARCH HILL. J^ew Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that bey have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in High-street, opposit Mr W. Atkins Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, ; W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, . September 22nd, 1883. tci I n c i n a SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Best Paling Fcnco of Purirl Posts, Hobart Railu and sft. Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heart Kauri, 66s per chain. Fence as abovo, with Split Kauri (Heart), 60s. Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence, 455. Three-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails. 47s Gd. Same in Ti-tree Rails, 425. Picket Fences of every description. Gates, from 7b 6d to life eaoh. All kinds Fencing Materials For Sale, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hincs & Co.). N.B.—No connection with nny other White. FENCING. — Ist Class: 2 H. Town Rails, Puriri Poßts, and H. Town Pal ings, per chain. £3 3s: 2nd Class: do., do., £2 10s 6d i Heart Kauri Rails, P. Posts, and H.T. Palings, £2 17s; do., with H.K. Palings, £2 11s; Kauri Posts, Hails, and Palings. £2 4s: 3 Ti. posib, a,wjj-',Ti/«*i^<u.j««-j) h. Rails, Puriri Estimates for Repairs and any kind or Fenc ing. Gates, &c, to order.-JAMES WHITE, Fencer, Customs-street West TAW PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. J. A. TOLE and C. W. CAVE flato of Travers and Cave, Wellington) have entered into Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors, and will carry on business at tholr Offices, next tho Bank of New Zealand, Quecn-atrcet, Auck land. TO BUILDERS.—The Devonport Sai^ Mills aro supplying all kinds of Sawn and Dressed Timber at greatly Reduced Rates. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending tho same, and of the Bank ruptcy of Michael White, of Fort- Btreot, in the City of Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in Now Zealand, Bottler, carrying on business undor tho namo or style of " M. Whito & C 0.," a Debtor, Notice is hereby riven that at a meeting of the Creditors of the said Miohacl White, held in the Buildings of the Supreme Court-house, Auck and, on Thursday, the Ist day of November, 83, at tins hour of eleven o'clock in tho fore noon, Thomas Macffarlane, of Auckland, Cer tificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of the property of tho said Debtor; and that tho said Thomas Maofrarlano has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated this Ist day of November, 1883. S. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Connell and Cooper, . • Vulcan Lane, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of" The Debtor* and Creditors Act, 1876," and its amendments, and of tho Bankruptcy of Robert Mackay and Robeht Henry AnsoN Shaks pear, both of Lake Takapuna, in the suburbs of Auckland, Farmers. Notice is hereby that it is the intention of the Ealdßobort Mackay and Robert Henry Anson Shakspcar to make application to this Honour able Court ofl WEDNESDAY, the Uth day of November instant, ttt the hour of eleven o clock in tho foronoon, or as soon thereafter»s counse can bo heard in that behalf, that an order of immediate discharge be granted them under tho provisions of tho said Act- Dated this 2nd day of Novomboiy 1883. WHITAKER AND RUSgEtL, Wyndham-strp et, Auckland, ■ Solicitors for tho Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and its amendments, and of the Bankruptcy of Frank: Hotham Kino, of Onohunga, Clerk, a Debtor. Notice is horcby given that it is tho intention of tho said Frank Hotham King to make appli cation to this Honourable Court on WEDNES DAY, tho 14th day of Novombor, (883, at tho iour of 1 o'clock int the foronoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can bo heard in that bohalf, that on order of immediate discharge bo granted him under section 182 of tho said Act. Dated this 2nd Novembor, 1883. HUGH H. LUSK, Shortland-streot, Auckland, Solicitor for th&Dohtor. Medical. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Tr ry 1taTckin-s syrup of EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. . For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aiokin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of lime and Quinine, is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. Address:— THE PHARMACY. Qcebn-btkbbt. g?« Bana^ewFh^K}; &o"nof^tSdG^re^,J £ ck i and l _ ;rJURE"FOR INDIGESTION - TONIC t J BALSAM :-a Genuine Liver Regulator, Price, 3Tfbottie.-SHARLAND & CO, (oppo, site Post-ofltaw , Xfr <) R M S. W All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, SHAJSLAND'S \VoRM POWDERS, ls.packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office LIV'Eli REGULATING. ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A, are now known from InvercargDl to Monsonui as one of the most effective reme 61e7?Sf°?SLUGGlSH LIVERJ1 Tprpid Diges tive Function, BiUiousness, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatulency, &c They are a safe aperient W^^rAt'PHARMACY .. ' QOEKN-STEKKT.I



Personal. TiriLL George Campbell, of the Thameir, V T call at No. 12, SchciiTs Buildings. Fortr atrcct. ■ , TO DAVID MORTON, Auckland. — U living, your friend would bo glad to hear from you.—Address Aria Pope, P. 0., GayudoU, Queensland, S.A, • ■ . ES! Williams is still in Business, giving better value than ever. — J« Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street, Lost and Found. LOST, on Monday, near Wood-street, a Gold Pin with -largo ruby.-Finder re warded by leaving same ntSTAU office. _ OST, dark chestnut Horco, branded "Pit"on shoulder; oncv.-hitcfootbohind. —Anyono returning same to Arthur Wood, Wellington-street, will 1)0 rewarded. ■_ OST, in Syinonds-stroet, a Lace Cape. —Anyone returning the same to Mrs Richards, Grocer, corner of City Itoad and Symonds-street, will rccoivo a reward. FOUND on the Racecourse, on Saturday last, 2 MucintoshcH.-Oivncrs ran have same by applying to Harp of JCrin Hotel, Ellerslie. Board and Residence. mBMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING JL HOOMS, corner of Wyndhara and Albert ', streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals at all hours.—O. Johnston. Manager. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \X HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging MsperWeek , Single Room .. .. 25b per Week ' Public Notices. TO FARMERS.—George Sibbin is a Buyer or Seller of New Potatoes in quan tlty. . ; | PRACTICAL GARDENING. - Orders ! will bo received br Mr Walker. Florist, I City Market, for James Hughoa, Practical Gar- ; dener, by the day, week, or month. / THE SALVATION ARMY purpose having an Excursion to Tamaki by the steamer Victoria, on FRIDAY, Novombor 9th. Starting from wharf at 7.45 a.m., returning in timo for Holiness Meeting at night. Tickets, 2s; children under 12 years, Is. Tea (without food) free. - ESTATE Of JAMES. HOSIE, 3f DEBTOR Creditors in the. above Estate who have not yet proved must send in their Claims (accom panied by statutory declaration) to the under signed before noon of MONDAY, tho liik November proximo. JOHN M. GKDDES, Crcdltors'Trustee. Elliott-street, Auckland, 29th October, 1888. mELEPHONE LINE OF COACHES. NORTH SHORE AND LAKE TAKAPUNA.,; TIME TABLE: Leave Post-office, DKVom"ORT, at 9.30 a.m. and 4.20 p.m. Leavo Takapuna School-hocbb at 10.30 a.m. and 5.15 p.m. Sundays—From Post-office at 10.20 a.ra. and 3 p.m.; from Tikapuna at 11.30 a.m. and 5 p.m. . F. J. QUICK, Proprietor. Auctions. JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWAKD LEYDON 1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER sth, 1883, | At 11 o'clock. THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE LATE ROBERT FLATT \ (Deceased), ~ : . In Canada-street, Newton. JOHN & E. LEYDON have been favoured with instructions from thr Trustees of tho late Robert Flatt to sell at His late Residence, Canada-street, ' ' .*•'" THE FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, ■ Consisting of— Tables, Chairs. Washstands, Dressing Tables, Pictures, Matting, Oil Cloth, One Complete Chest of Carpenters'and Joiners' Tools, Fiji Curiosities, Kitchen Utensils, Sec., &c. JOHN LEYDON] [EDWARD LKT»OK ; Tuesday; November c, 1883, '. At 12 o'clock-noon. i Under Warrants from tho District and • R.M. Courts. tl Central Commercial Sale-rooms, Queen-. street, Under Warrants from the above Courts, THE FOLLOWING GOODS, viz.—l Stretcher, 2 Flax Mattrasses, 3 Carpets, Spring Mat' trass, 2 Dressing Tables, 4 Chairs, Oilcloth, II Chest of Drawers, Chamberwaro, 2 Cur- 11 tains 3 Door Mats, Oral Looking Glass, 1° I Tablecloth, 1 Rocking Chair, Towel Horse. 9 Fonder and Fire Irons, Iron Cot, Window II Bllndß. Washstand, Iron Bedstead, Dre«K ( ing Table, Couch, &c, &c. : JOHN & E. LEYDON, j Auctioneers. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. ~' TO GROCERS, DEALERS AND OTHERS. SALVAGE! SALVAGE I r SALVAGE ill From Mr A. Heather's Store. GABRIEL LEWIS " TTtTILL sell on the above date, at his- Tt Rooms, THE BALANCE OF THE GROCERY ' DEPARTMENT, AS ABOVE. Confectionary, Prunes, Salad Oils, Corn Flour, Paper, Meats, Paper Bags, Her rings, Vestas, Spices, Milk, Kits, Arrow root, Sauces, Pickles, Soap, Lines,- Twlnfl, Soap Powder, Raisins, Mustard, Dried Apples. II &c, &c, &c. . j Without Reserve. g Terms at Sale.. ;i MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. AMERICAN ORGANS ! „■■ .'.' AMERICAN ORGANS! SALVAGE FROM THE LATE FIRE OF MR A. HEATHER. Without Reserve. a GABRIEL LEWIS I WILL sell, at his rooms, on above dafcejj at It o'clock, . ■ ji 5 AMERICAN ORGANS (WOOD'S), H 6 TO 10 STOPS. I THESE ARE FINE TONED, AND ONLTqi SLIGHTLY DAMAGED. | Terms at Sal*. J jlj TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6. ; j| SALVAGE. SALVAGE.- SALVAGE SALVAGE. SALVAGE. SALVAGE! BOOTS AND SHOES! I . 1 BOOTS AND SHOES H v I . at II MESSRS GARRETT BROS.1 STbREjj . WAKEFIELD^STREET. | • Without. Reserve. |' GABRIEL LEWIS I HAS received instructions to sell, o . the premise}, as above, on Tuesday, 6t Novoilibor. : » > " THE BALANCE OF THE STOCK O BOOTS SAVED FROM THE Kffii ENGLISH ana COLONIAL-MADE. Terras Cash. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 1 RETAIL STOCK . || CALICOES, PRINTS, SHEETINGS, hk DRESS MATERIAL, QUILTS ji HOSIERY, TICKING, FLANNEL,' |jl SHAWLS, HABERDASHER™ HOLLANDS, jfi ftC, &0., &0. ..■';■ j||« GABRIEL LEWIS |jj || HAS received instructions to Sell, at nil Rooms, on above date, -: 4||| A Large Stock of above. • jig WITHOUT RESERVE. i|| Removed to Mart tor Convenience of Salejli The above ie in first-class order, and sojlj Special Lines, being all First-class Goods. Ml Continued on Fouxtb I'M* iH