THE ARAWA-RITA RACE.

Tun sailing race between tlio large yacht Kita, owned by Mr T. Henderson, junior, and the Arawa, owned by Mr Bloomfield, which has been much talked of since it was arranged, last season, took place to-day. The course was from the end of Queen-street Wharf round the Watchman, by M-ay of Ran<'itoto Channel, and back to the point of starting The two yachts cume to the starting point at eleven o'clock, Jack Bell being in charge of the Arawa, while Ted Moore presided at the tiller of the Rita. Each vessel was in excellent trim, and a splendid flying start was effected, Captain W. Anderson acting in the capacity of both starter and umpire. The wind was blowing strongly from the south west, giving a lead round the greater part of the course, should it continue. The yachts went down the harbour under or dinary canvas, the Rita soon assuming a slight lead, which, when passing tho North Head, she hnd increased to 45secs. The Rita continued to increase tho dis tance between herself and her opponent, and when tho yachts came in view beyond Rangitoto she still retained the premier position. At this stage a large number of persons interested in the race had collected on Mount Victoria, and eagerly watched the contest until shortly after 1 o'clock, when the yachts disappeared from view, owing to the prevalent hazy weather. The Rita then appeared to be fully one mile ahead, with every prospect of keeping her fore most position.

The b.s. Manapouri, which arrived shortly after three o'clock this afternoon, passed the yachts outward bound about sixteen miles this side of tho Watchman. The Rita was then about a quarter of a mile ahead, The Arawa had carried away her topmast. Tho race will probably finish about ton o'clock to-night.

A PROBLEM FOR "NATIONAL INSURANCE" ADVOCATES.

(BY TRMvOKAI'It —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WEIXINOTOS, this day. Mrs Brookes, who lost her husband and two sons by a boat accident some two or three years back, and who was subsequently nssisted by tho charitable institutions at Dunedin and Wellington, and her passage paid Homo, is returning to the colonies. Tho London Charity Organisation Committee wrote to the local Benevolent Institution stating that her late husband's friends have exhausted all charitable sources, and as she refuses to work, they thought tho best moans of getting rid of her was to pay her passago back to the colony, which has) been dono in the steamer Victory. The local Committee will refuse to assist her on her arrival.

TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS.

Mino Manaßors' Reports,

Eureka. —I luvo risen 13 feet sineo last report, the rise being up 47 feet from tho roof of drive. Tho reef is still a good doal brokon. Owing to wot weather, I have only been able to work a week in the winzo this month. It is now down 47 feet, gold still showing freely in thostulF broken out. Thero is still about 38 feet between tho rise and winze. According to Mr Balydon's measurement I expect to have thorn connected boforo tho Christmas holidays, I havo beon engaged with Mr Balydon cutting lines for wiro tramway. The tram will do 19 chains in length, with a good workable grade, and tho brakemen will bo ablo to see tho trucks tho whole of tho distance.—Jas. It. S. Wilsox. No vember 10, 1883. Diamond GuLr-y.—During tho week I finished breaking down tho leader, and saw aomo nico dabs of gold in the stono. Tho ground is still very hard.— John Asdkkw, Nov. 10, ISB3.

Vulcan. —Sinco last report wa have com. ploted tlio quartz paddock previously men tioned, cut a ground shoot, and stripped tho reef from which wo obtained tho gold I mentioned in ray lnst, and which I informed you of by wire, for 20 feet every thing l\ojng ready, I hopo to be able to put quartz in tho paddock on Monday next. The first 'shot in tho reof was fired to-day, colours of gold showed in the stono. I hope to have a parcol of 50 tons ready for tho mill by the end of noxt month.—S. M. Hutchison. November 10.

Auckland Sharemarket.

; Novbjibeb 11. Bank of Now Zealand—£2l 17s (id; buyer £ 1115s; sellers, £25! Colonial Bank—iss; sellers, -Ifa South British Insurance—Buyors, Sss Union Sash and Door—Sellers, £7 12s Gd Auckland Timbor-Sollers, £5 2a fid N.Z. Loan and Morcantilo—Buyors, £5 iSs N.Z. Shipping—Sellers, Uls Prince Imperial—Buyors, 245; sellers. 2Sg Waiorongomal—ls sd, Is Gd; sellers. Is 7rt Worahlko—ls (id. Is 7d; scllcre, 5s Colonist—Ba, 83 ad; sellers, 8s New Find-IGs 3d; sellers, lGs Army—2s Cd; buyors, 2s 3d JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

Tho mail steamer which arrived on Sunday hafl on board a trio of Plymouth Rook Fowls for! Mr Gresham, of Te Awamutu. These birds aro from the poultry-yards of Mr L. C, Byco, of I'eta lmna, San Francisco, and' aro from prize winners at St. Louis and Indianapolis. The following extract from an American paper may be of interest to poultry fanciers :— "The great popularity the Plymouth Kock Fowl has attained in bo short a time is with out parallel in the annals of Gallina culture, and no other breed is so highly esteemed in America to-day. As market fowls they are unsurpassed]; as egg-producerathey aroonly excelled by'tho non-sitting class, and lay more eggs than any other breed that hatches and rears its own young, and can be depended upon for eggs all tho year round.

An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Hauraki Gold-mining Company was held this afternoon (Mr Chas. Alexander presiding), for the purpose of increasing tho capital. It was resolved, upon the motion of Mr J. W. Nichol, seconded by Mr H. R. Jones, "That the capital of the Company bo increased to 30,000 shares of 10s each ; 5,000 shares to be given to tho proprietors of tho Excel sior Licensed Holding in purchase of thoir mine,and theothor 5,000 shares to bo offered in the first instance to tho shareholders at a premium of 10s per share, and if not taken up by tho shareholders, then, 14 days after wards, to be offered to the public at the game premium, and failing purchaso by the public, the directors to be authorised to deal with them for the acquisition of other mines."

The quarterly meeting of the Sir Henry Uavelock Lodge was held last evening in thfi Aloxandra-street school-room. There was a good attendance. Tho following members .were installed to office for tho ensuing session by Rrother Lye, acting Lodge Deputy, assisted by Broth.er Townsend, IN. and Brother Chalmers, 1.5., viz. $— Brother A. Weir, W.C.T 5 Brother M<=- Keown, W.V.T,; Brother Potherick, W.S.; Brother Taylor, W,I\S. ; Brother Yearing, WS • Brother Whjdden, W.C. ; Brother Scott,' W.M. ; Brother Crabb; W.I.G. ; Brother Crouch, W.0.G.; Bis.■ Conway, WR H S ; Brother Lawford, W.L.H.fe. ; Sister Scott, W,P.M. There is every pros poet of this rodg£ doing a largo amount of good in the temperance field, situated as it is in the heart of tho town, and possessing a good piano and a libW of ovor ,1° hundred volumes, consisting of complete efte by tho best authors. Several mem .fadn Contributed songs and music at Intervals. It was decided to hold a public meeting on the 27t1) ink, foil particulars to appear in tho Stab. According to the Northern Wairoa '.' Gazette " two extra steamers, namely thp Kopuru and tho Neptuno (new) are about to be put on to run between Helensyille and Dargaville. Tho Kaipara S.S. Com pany already have an efficient steam service on tho'Wairoa river, consistingof four trips per week each way, In place of one trip as in former times. ' Judging from tho State of trade in staplee ou tlio river thi3 extra service is scarcely likoly at the preeent time to prove remunerative. Gum is at such a low price that dfggors complain that taking into account the un favourable state of the weatber, they cannot make "tucker," and many havo left the field. Again, owing to the exceptionally heavy rains during the past few months, the mills have been woll supplied with logs, many of which have remained dormant for perhaps years. The consequence is that fnsteail of the bush-owners having somo three hundred bushmen at work as formerly there are only about thii'ty hands engaged in'fellin" at the present time, which are considered sufficient to meet the require ments It is sincerely to bo wished that matters will improvo in tho Wairoa so as to warrant this increase in steam traffic.

TELEGRAMS.

[from our own correspondent.]

Cambridge, this day, Two Charges of Theft.

Tlie man Selby, alias Thompson, ar rested for stealing a watch and chain from Farrell, at the Cambridge sports last Fri day has been remanded till Friday next. Ho will also be charged with stealing a macintosh from the Tama here Hotel. Fitzgerald, who has been arrested on a charge of stealing £15 from a person on board the Delta on Saturday, will be brought up at Hamilton on Friday. Tho evidenco is very strong ajainst both parties. CoROMANDEL, this day. Mata wai.— Lodged 50ozs gold from 871bs specimens. Reef cut 4ft thick, 80ft from old workings ; splendid show of gold all through. Ddnkdin, this day. At the inquest on tho man Skiffington, killed on tho railway yesterday, a verdict of " Accidental death " was returned. The Land Board at its meeting to-day granted a rehearing in the Waikouaiti dummy case. Messrs Green and Clarke who were averse to the cancellation of the licenses, allege that they left the previous meeting on the understanding that the mo tirwi for cancellation had been postponed. CimisTCHuncii, this dliy. A bust of Garribaldi, subscribed for by tho Italians of Canterbury, has arrivod from Italy, and is pronounced by connoisseurs to bo a lino work of art. It will be formerly presented to tho Museum at an early date.

TE AROHA GOLDFIELD.

(PROM OUn OWN CORRESPOSDEKT.)

Tk Aroha, this day. Jilt Firth intends to give a banquet at the close of the retorting, about tho sth or Cth of December, at which about li) 0 guests are expected. Many of the leading Auck land merchants will be invited. Numbers of Auckland visitors spying out tho land pass through the district daily, and seem greatly impressed with its grow ing importance. To-day's Returns. Te Aroha, this day. The following nro today's returns from tho battery manager:—Premier, 103ozs. amalgam; Now Find, 114ozs. ; Colonial, 83ozs. ; Werahiko, 930Z5.; Waitoki, 1 lozs. A test mado by the amalgam shows that the expectant yield of gold is about a fourth in tho New Find, the others about a fifth.

DEATH OF MR JOSEPH BROWN.

Mn Joseph Brown, a very well-known old Auckland rosldont, died at his resi dence, In Symonds-stieet, this morning, after a four months illness. Mr Brown and family of seven, arrived hero twenty eight years ago, and finco then he has dovoted nearly all his timo to tho studyingand practise of music. He was tho originator of tho Choral Society, which remained under his conductorship until about tive years ago, when ho was forced to resign his position in consoquonco of ill health. Jlr Brown also conducted numerous music classes, and for 25 years was organist for St. Matthew's Church. Ho was highly respected by all who know him, and his death will bo groatly regretted.

LATE SHIPPING.

Arrival of tho Manapouri.

Tho fl.s. Manapouri arrived at 8 p.m. \\ o aro indebted to Mr L. C. Miller, purser, for Press parcels, etc., and tho following list of passengers:—From Melbourne: Mr Fosso. Mrs Fredericks, Mr '»»1 Mrs Thalles and family ('I, Miss Loekett, Mr ti. 1). Hay, Mr A. Iluchanan. From Coast: Mr lirowiiiiig. Mr H. U. Monk man, Mrs Jackson, Mr Thomas McKonzie, Captain Lloyd, Miss Androwß, Mr E. W. Elliott, Mr and Mrs Itoyd. Mr Colbcck, Mr K. It. llardv, Mrs Whitakor and family (3), Mr Oulllvor, Mr and Mrs W. L. Orr and family. Muster Heather, Master E.Murtol), Mr and Mrs Rich, Mr JainicHon, Mr Hardy. Mrsllarker, Mr Mac Gibbon, Mr John Marshall, Mr Halworthy. Mr Jlinlol, Mr Cook, Miss Pearson, Mr and Mr? McNeish, Mrs Storey, Miss Wilaon, Mr Kent, Miss McNeish, Mr and Mrs Hind, Mr Robinson, Mr Shadwell, Mr Gray, Mr Hirkott, Mr McNolsh, Mr E. J. Smith, Mr Shakespear. Mr J. Wood, Mr Parkinson, Mr and Mrs Trieko, Mr C. Storoy, Mr and Mrs Hrookcr, Mr T. F. McDonogh. Mr and Mrs Aldis, Mr 11. Winkleman, Mins Hill, Mr J. G. lirowne. Mr Evans, Miss Aldls, Miss Dicnneson, Mrs Uercsford. Mr L. Steel, Mr Aldis, Mr M. W. Grant, Miss Hamond, Mr B Tretzan, Mr Lesley, Mr Adams, Miss Kelly, Mrs Jlushwell. Mr Hi I'ere, Mrs To Ivani Pore, Miss Asmstrong, Mr Mark, Mr Boylnn, and 131 In tho $ toe-rage.

Island Shipping.

Tho brigantlne Magellan Cloud left Suva on November :t, and had variable winds throughout tho passage till arrival this afternoon.

Tho Schoonor Floetwing left Suva for Auck land on November 2.

Tho three-masted schooner Waltemata and schooner Golden Mo wore lying at Suva when the Magellan Cloud left.

At ft largely-attended meeting of Queen of Beauty shareholders thia afternoon, Messrs Pond, J. Fratcr, Lennox, Morpeth, Porter, Fraser, Dickey, Stacey, and J. P, Clarko were proposed as directors. The ballot was being takou at four o'clock,

Sworn Testimony.

From one of tho leading Wholesale Houses in Pitt-strcot, "Mullens-street, Balmain, Sydney, August 9. 1883 —To tho Publishers "Sydney Morning Horald."-Dear Sirs,-I feel It incumbent on my part to Inform you of the great benefit I have received from tho use of St. Jacpbß Oil. Somo three years ago I Injured my left legand kneo to that extent I thought I had become a permanent cripple. My kneo-cap was twice its natural slzo, andmy log was so contracted and shortened that I could not walk without considerable pain and inconvenience. Duringthattimo I had tried remedies innumerable but without receiving the slightest benefit until I gave St. Jacobs Oil a trial, find, much to my delight and astonish ment, I began to gat hotter, and boforo the con tonts of tho bottlo wore half used, both my log and knee assumed their normal condition, and to-day I am entirely freo from pain, and can walk as woll as ever I did in my life. I heartily recommend St. Jacobs Oil to any ono suffering from pain, and feel satisfied it has no equal for tho cure of chronic and contracted limbs.—l ; remain, dear Sirs, yours faithfully, C. C. HE ADVISES HIS PERSONAL FRIENDS. " Glen View, Darlinghurst, August 17, 1883.—Messrs Publishers' Sydney Mail. -Dear Sirs,—lt gives mo great pleasuro to say in tho most unqualified manner that I havo found oU Jacobs Oil tho best preparation for Rheumat ism, Gout, and other pains, that I havo used or known. A member of my family, was suffering from a sovero attack of rheumatic gout, both in tho hands and foot. Tho pain was most oxcru ciating. I suggested Jier using St. Jacobs Oil. and am plealcd to say tho result was of a most satisfactory character. After ono or two applications tho pain entirely left,and up to the nresent havo had no return of tho trouble I Pook on St. Jacobs OU as a universal panaoeafor al?kinds of aches and pains. I have advised many of my personal friends to givo it a trial, omTLve heSrd from them that nothing thoy had ever usod did them bo much good. It is. without,toubt, tho only Household Romedy oi mo& tipTcs, and I shall always fcsop a bottlo within rcach.-J remain, dear Sirs ydffiß felth. fully, J. R. Dkewett.'' Note-Mr Drowott w tho well-known town buyprfor Mossrs S. HofT nung and Company, Pitt-street one of tho largest and prominent firms in all Australia.

ONE HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD.

THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY. ST. JACOBS OIL relieves and cures Rhou matism, Neuralgia, Headache, loothaoho, Backache, Sore Tlurcol, Quinsy Sw*R Soreness, dialings, Eruptions, Inflammations, Chapped Hands, Corns, fiunions, Frqetod Feet and Ears, and all bodily pains tor which an external remedy may bo applied. Sold by druggists and chomisls; pneo Three Shillings a bottlo. Directions in 11 languages accompany each bottlo.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1883



Wholesale Dcpfit for Auckland: MESSRS Itf. LEVY & CO. Marriage, NANCARROW-HEWITT. - Novomuer 7, at Tauranga, by tho Rev, Edward Barber; Joseph Nnncnrrow, Inspector of Steamers, to Annip, youngest daneuter of the late Lieut. Thomas Hewitt, R.N., Dublin, Ireland^ THE BAKING POWDER par excellence A ICON'S J3HATED BAKING POWDER-" The Most Economical. "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Kiue i'lom1 or Alum. Til 11ns at is Cd and 2s 6d. Special Pi-ico Wholesale. Address: TIIK PirAKMACY. guBBW-BTHBET [CAim.l WJ. D ALT ON, C. E., • ABCniTKOT AND SURVEYOR, Has Removed' to Htefe-stroot <fron%Bj"!can Lane), ovor Mr White's, Law StaUoner. PATENT AGENT



Licensing Notices. -\TOTICE OF APPLICATION TO JLI REMOVE A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISES. I, Robert Thorpe, of Great South Road, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the- House and premises situate at the Great South Road, Licensing District of One-Tree Hill, and known by the sign of tho Harp of Erin Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to ob tain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting, to be holden at the Court House, Onehunga, on the oth day of December, 1883, apply fcr the Removal oi tho License for the aforesaid House and premises to a House situate at Great South' Road, Licensing District of One-Tree Hill. Dated the 12th day of November, 1883. ROBERT THORPE.



Direct Supply Store. __ "VfEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS ! -Ll 111 NEW !!! GOODS !!! -BEAUTIFUL^ : " ,-C II E A P- V-NOVEL-' THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE. We liayo great pleasure in announcing that we have just opened up, ex Zcalandia and Laira, 51 crates and cases, being Tin! Finest Assortment op Goods Ever Offkhed in Auckland. As these goods havo been all selected by Mr Hakcitard in the English und Continental markets, wo feel eonildcnt that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taste thoy cro unequalled. have some beautiful goods In MAJOLICA WARE, comprising Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, J3egonia Plates, Tea Sets, Jugs, &c. A choice variety of FLOWER STANDS, The Gildod and Painted Flower Stand at 3s is a marvel. In GLASSWARE wo have somo nice goods, Including Engraved Winca, Clarets, Cham pagnes, Dccantors, Claret Jugs, Water Jugs, &c. Some beautiful subjects in TEUIIA COTTA Ware. CHINA FIGURES-An Immense variety, well worthy of inspection. GLASS and CHINA VASES-A mnßniflccnt selection. ALHUMS—very cheap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES wo can now show a very lurge assortment, und all splendid value. We have several now designs in MOUS TACHKICUPS & SAUCERS-quite out of tho common iuii of patternß. Also. Fancy Candlesticks, Clocks, Brooches, Sets, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkerchief and Glove Iloxes, Ladles' Bags and Baskets, Purses, Pocket Books, &c, &c. Wo would also remind oustomera that whilo procuring such a varioty of FANCY GOODS the USEFUL lias not hues nkolected. On the contrary, wo have now a Larger Stock than ever. It is impossible to enumerato all tho Handy Time-saving, and Useful House hold Requisites That wo Viavo opened, but would shortly say that wo havo nearly everything in that lino which can possibly bo required, and would draw special attention to tho fact that the Low Prices of the articles bring thorn within tho roach of all. HANCHARD CRANWELL, 219, QUUKN-STKKKT Drapery. T^T ELLESLEY HOUSE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LOVETT Begs to inform his customers and the public that he has returned to business, and ia now prepared to take Orders for Gentlemen' Clothing as usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICKS. Hats, Shirts, Collars, Tloa, Bolts, Braces, Umbrellas, Gloves, Sec, Sec. A. LOVETT, \V E L L E S L X V - S T REE T. Aloney. T Q TwiiVTITLENI), in Hums of JLjOjW" £100 and upwards.—Apply W. F. O'SulUvnn. Shorthind-street. MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage of Flrst-clasa Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor. National Insuranco Buildings. T 1 i\ T0 £l°>oo° LBNT on Building JLJ_l_ \f Society principles, or on other terms to Btilt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Jxmns negotiated. Sco List of Properties for sale on Ith imfe'e. Six por cont. allowed on money deposited for investment.— C" Williamson, Loud, EBtato, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Ijiiio. Conveyances. FTIELEGRAPH LINE OF COACHES. LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES. KIBKWOOD AND LAKK-HTKKBTH, CamiiKIDC.F, Waikato. New Zealand. W. K. OARTEir, Proprietor. W. K. C. begs to return his slncoro thanks to his numerous friends and the public generally for tho liberal support he has received slnco commencing busliioss; and has to inform them that in order to meet tho requirements of Oils I rapidly advancing district, he has added largo and commodious additions to his promises, which arp second to none In Now Zealand. Tourists for tho Hot L»ko Country sup plied with Saddlo Horses and Buggies on the shortest notice; also, Experienced Guides and careful drivers. Buggies and Saddle Horses always 6n hire. Orders by telegram or otherwiso punctually attended to. Cuinbridgo, October fl. 1883. T> OVAL MAIL LINE OF COACHES. ALTERATION OF TIME-TABLE. lho Royal Mail Coach (carrying passengers) will, on and after 6th October. 1883, and until further notice, run to the following Time- Loavo Cambridge for Hamilton Junction Rail way Station daily at S. 15 a.in.; returning from Station to Cambridge on arrival of Train from Auckland. Leave Hamilton for Te Aroha on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays on arrival of Train from Auckland; returning from To Aroha on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at 7 a.m., catching tho i o'clock Train at Hamilton Junc tion for Auckland. Bookino Offices : Gwynnc's Hotel, Hamilton West; Coleman'a Hotel, To Aroha; and at my Promises, Kirkwood and Lake-Btrcets. Cambridge. W. K. CARTER, Proprietor. Cambridge, Ootober 0,1883. I qPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. RE-OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE. RE-OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE. We havo much pleasure in informing our Customers and tho Public generally that tho Ropatrs to our Storo arc now completed. Our STOCK, which Is entirely new, has been purchased at a groat advanUigo, for Cosh, during tho lato depressed condition of tho Sydney and Melbourne markets. LADIES WHO REQUIRE A FASHIONABLE OUTFIT Will find It greatly to their advantago to in spect our stock, as wo are prepared to offer tho Largest and most Comploto Assortment, as well as the MOST ELEGANT COLLECTION OF THE LATEST NOVELTIES IMPORTED to New Zealand for many years. Wo direct special attention to our enormous NEW STOCK OF MEN'S ANP BQYS' mado specially to our order from tho best Vic torian Tweeds, We havo also on hand, HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, and MEN'S MERCERY, in largo quantities. Tho DRESSMAKING DEPARTMENT will ho under tho entlrn supervision of MISS BULL. Noto tho address: 201, 200, QUEEN-STREET. J. COSGRAVE & CO., J. COSGRAVE & CO.; Opposite Wm. McArtliur's & Co.'s Warehouse. TO MR F. LAWRY, CHAIRMAN EPSOM ROAD BOARD. Sir —We, the undersigned residents of Epsom, heroby requostyou to convene a Public Meeting for tho purpose of considering tho desirability of applying to the Board of Education for the Auric land Education District to establish a. Public School in Epsom; and also to consider any othor question whioh said Meeting may con sider conducive to tho attainment of the abovo object1--William Gardner, William Mcars, R, M. Wynyard, George Worrall) S. Dando, and twenty others. ' /GENTLEMEN, —In compliance with VJT your requisition, I horoby conveno a Public Mooting in tho Epsom Hall, on FRIDAY, the 16th Inst, at 8 o'clock p.m. AW R\ Epsom, October loth, 1883.



Wanted. WANTED, at once, a good Cattlo Dog. —Apply Patterson's Stables, J^orne-st. WANTED, a steady Man.—Apply to morrow morning at the Auckland Tallow Company's Worlcs, Point Chevalier. ANTED" a Caachsmith.— W. & C. Hasten, Coachbullders, Wakelleld-strect, Auckland. ANTED, Farm Men, General Ser vants (town, country). Waiting engage ments : 3 Barmaids, Couples, Housemaids.— Grant and Crossan, 177, Qnccn-streot. WANTED, a Bookkeeper with previous experience; efficiency indispensable.— Apply, by letter, to " Merchant," office of this paper. WANTED, a Man to Excavate some Earth.—Apply to John Boyes, King street, Arch Hill. VI"""ANTED, a First-class .Salesman to V T take charge of the hosiery and haber dashery departments. — Apply Box 118, G.l'. otlice. WANTED, a Painter.—Apply to No. (i, Albert Terrace—David ltoss. WANTED, a Man to excavate some earth.—Apply to Johu Eoycs, King street, Arch Hill. WANTED, two Firewood Choppers and three Navvies.—Apply on tho tram-lino, Swanson Station, to E. Uilibuns. ANTED, a Striker for Smiths' De partniont; also, Man for Paint Depart ment, to rub down.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Carriage Builders, Painters. &c. VV/"ANTED, Employment by an Ex- It perienced Farmer; understands the management of stock, and buying and selling.— Address " \VW," Post-office, Ponsonby. ANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once, at A. Wright's. Shortland-strcet. ( WANTED, a Grocers' Assistant ; must be able to keep a set of books; references required. — Apply by letter to \vni. Hogg, Grocer, Newmarket, ANTED, for Clarendon Club Hotel, Napier, llrst-elass Waiter (single); must thoroughly understand tho business; llrst-class references required. Highest wukob.—Apply Mrs Peddie, Star Hotel, Auckland. WANTED, by a Practical Gardener, Employment for a few days during the week.—Apply F.W., Stah Office. WANTED, Improvers to the house building.—Apply at building bottom of Flagstotr Itoad, Dovonport. WANTED, Several Improvers for tho Beneh.-G. Black and Co., Aberdeen Hoot Factory, Chapel-street. ANTED, a Strong Young Man who can Drive, or will Learn to Drive, a Team of Bullocks.—Jno. Smyth, Waitakcrei Sawmill. intT ANTED, a Situation by Young Man, VV good salesman, willing to bo useful, knowlcdgo of furniture and boot trades.—Ad dress X.A.L., Chief Post-olllce. ANTED, an Active Youth for the Shop; ono having business knowledge preferred.—Apply, to T. \v. Doonin, Wholesale and Retail G ruccr, Itobßon-stroct. ANTED, a respeetablo Youth ns Ap prentice to the Drapery. — Apply to Milne and Choyce. WANTED, Youth about 10, must bo ablo to milk. -Apply Wickham's Grocery, Hobson-stroot, ut II to-morrow. ANTED, a Lad. — Apply to Win. Leyß. Bookbinder, and Pai>cr Ruler, three (loom abiivo_STAß_Officc. Y\TANTED, (i stout,' octivo"Lnd' to VV Deliver Bread and make himself useful. —Apply Kyber Pass Bakery. W "ANTED, a utrouu Boy.—Apply to MrHarton, SrAuOllleo. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to thu Dress and Mantlcmaklng.—Apply at once to Miss Reid, O. Carter, Draper, V Ictorla-stieet. WANTED, Apprentices nnd Improvoro to tho Dressmaking. — Miss Christie, top of Sliortlmid-stroot. \V7"A NTITL), a good Dressmaker for a T V weok or more in tiio country.—Apply Stah oDluc. WANTED, immediately, lmprovors and Apprentices to tho ilrcss and ninntlo making.—Mm Woathorly, Dress and Muntlo maker, '2S, Urey-Htreot. ANTED, an oxpcrioncod Barmnid.— Apply Nevada Hotel. WANTED, a Good Honsomaid j a Cook kopt.—Apply Foresters' Anns Hotel, Albert-street. WANTED, a Nurso>;iil ; references required. - Apply Mrs C. S. Slmylo George, Grafton Itoad. ANTED, by a Marriod'Coniilo with two children, Kurnlahod Hod aim Sitting room, with use of kitchen.—AH. EVKXINd Stak Office. WANTED, a Situation by nn Expe rienced Cook, town or country.—Ad dress Cook, Stah Office WANTED, a Good Cook.—Kidd'x Com mercial Hotel, Shortland street. ANTED, a good Cook.—Apply to Mrs (i. 11. Owen. Epsom. AN'FEDrirFirH^cl.'is.H Cook.—Apply 11. Maiden. Ojumn-Blreet. ] ANTED, a Cook. — Apply Mrs Mandlu, Hockhystrect, Upper Queen street. W "ANTED, n Cook nnd Laundress, with references.—Apply to Mrs Thco. Kiss ling, Avenue Itoad, PiiriK'll. WATS'TKI), n("ook and Laundress, where Housuinaid Is kept—Mrs John Chain boi-H, Albert Park, WANTED, a good General Servant; references required,—Apply to Mrs W. Wliißtone. William-street. WANTED, n good General Servant; no wushlng.—Apply to Mlsa Russcll.Lpwcr N elspn-street. ' WANTED, a good General Sorvant.— Apply to Mrs Dawson, 11, Wollosloy street, next Baptist Chapel. ' \ITANTE(), a Lady or Married Couplo VV to Adopt a Hiiby Boy six wcoks old.— Apply, by lcttor, to No. 4, Star Office. W~~ ANTED, to CorrcHpond with a Nice looking Girl, wit ha view to Matrimony. "This Is genuine."—Address Frank Mildmay, caru of Star Olllco. WANTED, Board nnd Rosidcnco in a Private -Family for a Lad about 10; neighbourhood of Government House.—Stato particulars to UN, Box 280. WANTED, Board and Rosidonce, neigh bourhood of Hobson.Btroot. — Apply SYZ, Star Olllco. . W~ ANTED, 1 or 2,3onrdcrs ; batli, piano, &c.; homo comforts; cxtflllont table : central and commodious; splendid view; suporior accomtnodation. Terms, £I.—Konil worth 11ougo, Vincent-street. "l"tf7'ANTisD.—Ono or two Gentlemen can V V obtain comfortablo Prlvato Rosidcnco with board in Parnell J overy comfort and con venience.— "SlKinn," caro of Mr H. Maxflold, Grocer, Qucon-Btroot. WANTED, Three or Four Steady Men as Boarders ; tormß (washing included), 20s por week.—Apply Mrs Penny's Registry, Upper Hobson-stroot. WANTED, a Houso with not less than seven (") rooms, within ten minutes' walk of Postofllco.—Address London Mortgago L. and D. Bank, 50, Shortland-stroct. WANTED to Hiro, a Cottage 4 or 0 Rooms, in vicinltv of Nowtoii.—Apply Mr Hardmastor, Queen's Hotel, Newton. WANTED, buyers for empty Bottles and Cases.—Apply J. R. Scott, Nevada Hotel. WANTED to SELL, Fifty Tramway Shares, 7s 6d paid-up; satisfactory reasons for selling.—Addross Star. WANTED, to buy, or hire for a few weeks, Trap and Harness. — Address WX, Star Olllco. WANTED to Purchase, a Dingy suit " able for 3-ton Yacht. State size and price.—Apply Dingy, Star Olllco. WANTED, ovorybody to sco tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-stroot, also a Shoji next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. WANTED —When you are in Hobson stroot c_ ! and soo tho largo and choico stock of Mosglel Tweeds just orioned for tho. coming season, at Munro and Mllhgan'n. ANTED, tho Men to Know two im portant things. Ono is that Dampior is Making to Order Men's Elastic Sldo French Calf Boots for Us, and selling a strong lino of Men's E.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-streot). ANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 2nd Shipment of Drapery from England has arrived. It is very large, fashionable, and varied this time, and by thp way H Is ivlroady going, liromises \o bo as great a' succoss as the last. Particulars as soon as possible.—W. 11. Dampicr, Wakefleld-atrcot. \ ANTED KNOWN—My Stock is a V T Largo and Varied one, and of the best quality. Every garment warranted shrunk and a large reduction in price. Small profits and quick returns.—Jas. Daroy, Tailor, Vulcan Lane. WANT£P KNOWN—TKattho "Young Lndjfcs1 Journal" for Np.vpmbcr is now on Sqlp at Lpnnox's, 100 and 212. Queou-strcot. WANTED SEEN—The Ladies' Houso Boots for 3s Od; handsome Sown ditto (with goloshcd toes) for Js 6d; Ladles' E.S. Kid Boots, 5s 6d; Ladies' High Log Prunella Boots (tho kind tho ladies like), 5s Cd—at Dampior's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson strcet). WANTED KNOWN—Special Value in Sunshados; a large assortment nnd low prices at J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery Establish mont, Parnoll. WANTED KNOWN—Lorrio-stroot Quadrille Assembly will meet on FRI DAY NIGHT, Hall being engaged on Thursday. -H. M. Taylor. WANTED KNOWN— In Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co. keep nothing but real Silver and real Gold. — Charles Kolsey & Co., two doors bolow Morrin's, IronuiQiigora. WANTED KNOWN-Dampier's 4th Shipment of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at Gd (no higher pneo). He is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, and tho Public that it con sists almost ontirely this time of Pipco Mußio— much of it by the most ominpnt authors, fhoso who can bettor afrorfl to pay Gd than Is for pro oisoly the same music (and none of it second hand), sir -raid now lay in a stook,—At Dampier's Hobson.i.trectSliop. > ■ •■ W^ ANTED, the Ladies to know that Mmro and Mllltean havo soourod the sorvices of a first-class Milliner, and are now prepared to supply millinory in all ita brandies on the shortest notice



Wanted. Y*rANTED, a Draughtsman.—Apply by T V letter to Architect, Box IC9, P. 0., Auck laml. . WANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making JErated Waters. — Charles ICelsey & Co., 12U, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that every de scription of Crockery and Glassware can be obtained at the lowest prices at Boylan and Tanfleld's, just below Savings Bank. WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Sayere, of the Pioneer Store, Mount Eden ltoad, has added the Dress and Mantle Making to her business, and having engaged a first-class Fore woman, Cutter-out, and Fitter, also good Dress makers, she will be able to execute, on the shortest notice, Ladies' and Children's Dresses (style, ilt, and finish guaranteed) at moderate prices. Mrs Savers solicits from the ladies of Mount Eden and surrounding district a share of theirpatronage. WANTED Known—Christmas Cards- Charles Kelsey & Co. have their usual Large Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN, Tradesmen and Storekeepers' Books and Accounts accurately made up on reasonable terms.— Address J.W.C., Star Offlce. WANTED KNOWN-No need to go to Queen-street for Bargains. You can get them at J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery Estab lislinient, Parnell. ■ WANTED KNOWN—Largo Sponges, (id and 9d; Infants' Feeding Bottles, 9d; Tricophorous (Barry's), Is 2d ; Luminous Match Boxes (that you can find easily in the night), 6d; Large Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is 4d, 2s, 2s 3d, and 2s Od; Ladies' Fancy Baskets, 10d and Is Id ; at Dampier's Hobson-streot Shop. ANTED KNOWN.—Another Revi val.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair, 9d tho dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d the dozen ; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2d; Shoo Horns, (id; Boot Gloss, 6d tho bottle; Yollow Silk Reels, 2a—at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-stroet). ANTED KNOWN — Lawn Tennis and Crlcketwaro of reliable make.— Charles Kelsey 8c Co,, two doorsbolow Morrin's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN-Wo have ro cei vod Sateens, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, &c, &o. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoos, Hollands, &c, LadiOß' and Children's Underclothing well-finished or made to order; Killings neatly made at Mrs White's, Draper, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN-CHEAP Timber I Chkap Timber ! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of D. G oldie, Albort-streot. WANTED KNOWN — Workboxes, 9d and Is Cd; Small Albums, 6d and 9d; Grand Money Boxes (with key),ld; Watering Cans, Cd; Slates, 4d; Noah Arks, 3d; Movoablo Figures. Id; Whips, 3d ; Humming Tops, 6d; Dolls, 3d; Tea Sots. 1b Gd; Large Toys (damaged) Id; at Uainpior's Hobscn-street Shop. "VTSTANTED KNOWN— Fans, 9d| Velvet- VV lined Photo. Frames, 2cl; Nojp Paper, 2d tho quire; Envelopes, 2d tho Packet ot 25; Silvered Tea Spoons, 3d and 4d; Silvered Forks, Brown Tea Pots, 6d, 9d, and Is; Cruet Stands, 4s 6d; Box Irons, 4a ; Butter Knives, fld; Broad Knlvcß, 8d; ljjrgo Tea Trays, 1b 3d; Tomahawks, (kl and is; at Dampior's Hobson-straot Shop. ANTED KNOWN —Just received, Speoial Low Lines In Colourod Summer Skirts-Is (id. 2s lid, 3s lid, 5s (id.—J. G. Brown's Drapery and Millinery Establishment, ParnelL WANTED, to soil, very cheap, 14 gross of good Black Ink, only 9d per dozen, 7s per gross; Hod Herrings, flvo for oa, 2s 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extract of Soap, four for Gd, Id packets, 8d dozen ; Split Peas, albs for Is; Treacle, 4d lb; good Coffee Is 4d lb. Is lb by tho 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounce, 3s (Id lb: good Onions 51bs for Is; new Cheese, 8d lb; Raisins and Currants, 4d lb; Lemon Pool, li4d: Wine Glasses, 2d, Is Od dozen; Water Bottles, Od, two for Kid ; Decanters, lsand isM each; Christmas Cards very cheap; Safoty Matches only 3d; Kxerclso Books, 2(1 and Id fifty leaves. Is Gd and 3b dozen: Pens, Gd box; lot of choap Boskets, Is to Is Ud; Tart Tins, four for Od, nine for Is; lie Dishes. Gd to 1b 3d; Sponges, Id to Is 6d.—11. WATT. Pitt-street. T\r ANTED KNOWN ** PKOF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HEBBALIST, treats all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want tho best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellis's. lie (Prof. Ellis) kindly offers to tho Public the boat Liver Pills in town or country ; wonderful Corn Curo without pain; Worm Cakes; euro for Piles. Testimony dally lnoreaa- Ing. Secret Complaints of young men cured Medicated Vapour Bathß given ut all hours.— Note tho address: No. 308, Upper Quoon-street (noxt Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. Consultation Gratis. Concerts, &c ST. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL-ROOM, SYMONDS-STREET. THURSDAY, 15tii NOVEMBER, 1883, at 8 r.M. C O N O X It T I.V AID OF THE FUNDS OF THE PAIIISH GLEE CLUB. 1. Pianoforte Dnotr-Ovcrture to Hampa (Horold), '1. Glee—"Awake, Awako" 111. Leslie). :). Song—" Speed On " (Uoeckel), I. Scmij—"A Summer Shower" (Marzials). 5. (IJuo—"The Cuckoo" |G. A. Macfarren). 8. Song-" Tho Out-Post" (Pinsuli). G, Pianoforte Solo—"Funeral March "and "Im promptu " (Chopin). 8. Song—" A Bird In the Hand" (Uocekcl). ». Part Song—"Oh, Hush Thee, My Babio" (Sullivan). Intkkvalok Ten* Minutes. 10. Barcarole—" The Ferry Mnlden" (A. 11. Gaul). 11. Song—'' Tho Miller and tho Maid" (Mnr/.lals). 12. Song-" Old Timber Toes " (Tovoy). 13. Pianoforte Solo— "Tho Joyful Shepherd" (Schumann), 11. Song—"Dream Faces" (Hutchison). 15. Glee—"Love's Heigh Ho I" (W. Macfarren) 10. Song— "Ko! Fill Me a Tankard " (Hatton). 17. Madrigal-"The Hardy Norseman" (Pear sail). ADMI3BIOX—GNU SIIIIXIXO. T> O N S O N B V HAL L. ST. STEPHEN'S PUESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL. A COMPLIMENTARY ENTERTAINMENT (literary and musical) vrlllbcgivon to tho Child ren connected with thiß School on FRIDAY Evening Noxt, l(lth instant. Commence at 7.30. Admission : Adults, Gd each. IN consequence of unforeseen circum stnncos, tho Complimentary BuncfU on bo half of tho Widow and Children of tho Into Liout. F. J, Wardoll, advortißod to havo tokon Elaoo on tho 10th Inst.. at tho Thoatro Iloyal, has eon Postponed to FHIDAY, tho 80th Instant, St. Andrew's Day. Tickets obtainable from tho principal Stationers' Shops in tho town and from tho Oftlcors of the different Volunteer Corps, Secretaries and W.M.s of all tho Masonic Lodgos.-WM.'SYLVESTER PULFORD, Man agor. Meetings. WO M E N'S INSTITUTE Tho Adjourned Meotlng of Snbsorlbors will bo held at the Young Mon's Christian Association. Albcrt-streot, on FRIDAY, 18th Instant, at 7.30 f.m. All persons interested In tho work of tho nstituto are invited to attend. H. G. SETH SMITH, Hon. Sec, to the Committee TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE U CO., LIMITED. Tho Annual Gcnoral Mooting of tho Share holders in tho abovo Company will bo held at tho office of Mr Jno. Batger, 187, Queon-iitreet, on THURSDAY, 15th inst. at eleven o'clock. Business: Torocoivo Directors' Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Two Directors in the place of Messrs W. S. Laurie and L. D. Nathan, who retire, but, being eligible, offer themsolvos for re-election ; and Election of Two Auditors. By order of tho Board of Directors. THOMAS BELL, Manager. Auckland, Bth Novombcr. 1883. •FLIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. A Meeting of Delegates of tho Eight Hours Demonstration will bo held at the Wdl'kinir Mon's Club on SATURDAY Evening, at half past 7 o'clock. GEa w , HKBMP. Shipping:. £ A~ CJHAW, SAVILL. AND SwffiZf£k AJjBION CO. (Ltd.) T niREcTiTEAMpR n _ As tho above vessel is nowdaily oxpected.and will commonco discharging cargo immediately on arrival, wo havo to rcquost Consignoos to prepare entrios and arrango to tako delivery of goods with every despatch, as otherwise all cargo will be Stored in terms of Bill of Lading. L. D. NATHAN & CO., ' ■" Agpnts. a. si T3ARQUE" "CLARA E. S&&&A -P MoGILLVREY. FROM Boston, via dunkdin. 7S«figS!g§|Li Tho above voascl having re- ported at tlie Customp, Con signcos are requostod to pass ontries, pay freight, and obtain dollvory orders from tho undersigned at once. Cargo impoding discharpro will bo Jandcd'and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND MER CANTILE CO. (Limited), Agents, Nov. 14,1883. ' ' A^t "TDARQUB E^rBtETON jW&§S2EI!!!r al' Claims and Accounts ■^S^J^C«Bb against tho above vessel must .tsßuSSESsSslipbc rondcrcd In duplicato at the '^vraas&t^tr ofllco of tho undorslgned be foro noon on FRIDAY, 16th inst, otherwise they will not be recognised. A, HKAT,HER, Agont. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF COMMON AND TOILET SOApa, * * CANDLES, PEANUT, ANj) OTHKR XUBfIICATING OltS. ' ■ Soap and Candle Works: Parnell. Oil Works; Customs-btrrkt West, Warehouse and unices: Lower Auikht strket. Cash Purchasers of Tauow. Delivery taken at their Parnell Works or Warehouse,



miscellaneous Wanteds. A FIRST-CLASS DRESSMAKER i open to an Engagement, town or counfrj —Address Mrs Price, 3 doors from V.M.C.A, Wcllesloy-strcet. OATS FOR HIRE, alongside Cit- Public Baths, Customs-street West, wit! snils or without. Also Boats For Sale. ._. CIURE FOR INDIGESTION — TONK / BALSAM ;-a Genuine Liver Reguliitoi Price. 3s a bottle.-SHARLAND & CO. (odpo site Poat-offlce.; fTIO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, Brick JL. layer to erect a Chimney ; labour only.- T. Harper, on the job, Victoria-street. TT OUSEHOLD WORDS Two years have fully proved the truth of i in Auckland—that many of Neh. & Clifford'! PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds o families, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without. Thoy arc usec alPovcr New 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 the! friends if Buffering from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a special favourite for Chi'dren or Adults, LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than half the price. GENUINE HOP HITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Neil and Clifford's have done them, 2b (id bottle, oi 5 bottles 10a. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s 6d, or ; bottles 10s; and many other tilings too numorous to mention here. Being the Largest Importers of British and American HKUBS in the Colony, uro able tc supply wholesale or retail, on the most reason able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Mkdicat. Herbalists, wklmchmcy-rt. Eart, Auckland. To Lei rpO LET, two largo unfurnished Rooms. JL Fireplace. Cliildron objected to. Card in window.—Duke-street, Pitt-Btreot, Newton. TO LET, Albert-street, Nowton, 4 new Cottages. Splendid view. Gas and watci laid on.—Apply to VV. and G. Winstono. TO LET, 4-roomed House, rent 9s pei week.—Apply Mrs Cain, Edwin-street, Newton. TO LET, in Napier-street, convenient 5-roomed House; rent, 13s Cd.—Apply corner Lower Hepburn-street. O LET, a small Cottage in St. George's Bay, ParnelL—Apply J. Young, Shortland street. 0 LET, off Cook-street, a Four-roomed Verandnh Cottage with good well of water.—Apply T. ÜBSlier, Stlchbury's Buildings. TO LET, at Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a nice Cottage of six rooms, with large gar den, well and pump, tank, workshop, wood and fowl-hougos, and overy convenience. Rent, 17s per week.—Apply to Wm. Cameron, 'an the premises. 'J ■ 0 LET, in Suburbs, two pleasant Front Rooms; in ono comfortable stove; separate cntranco; quite distinct from rest of house. Also Furnished Bedroom.—Apply for directions to Mrs Howie, Bakor, Newton Road. TO LET, 7-roomed House off Hepburn street, abutting on Western Park ontranee; gas and water.— Apply Mason Bros., Hair dressers, Queon-street, or next door. 0 LET, Comfortable Residence of 11 rooms. Bathroom, Wash-house, Coach house, Stable. &c.; nice grounds, pleasantly situated on New North Road, about 10 minutes walk from Bt. Sopulehre'a Church..— D. F. Evans, Land Agont. 0 LET (Remuera), Superior Furnished House of eight rooms for three months from Ist December next. The House is beauti fully situated, near main road, and within easy access to town cither by omnibus or rail. Good Gardon and out-houscs.—For particulars apply to William Dlnnison, Agent, Nowmarket. O LET, 2 Bedrooms, Furnished or. Un furnished, with use of kitchen; terms very moderate—Apply Mrs SUvnely, Colling, wood-street, oppoßlto Mr McMastci''s. TO LET, new Five-roomed House ; rent modorato.—Apply on premises adjoining Public School, Codrfngton-Btroot, Great North Rood. TO LET, Shops, with throe apartments, corner of Wellesloy and Elliott-Btreets. Rent, 25s per week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wcllesley-Btrcet East. TO LET, Grafton Road, Gentleman's Residence 12 rooms, with large grounds; Bplondid viow.—H. Partington, Stlchbury's Buildings. TO LET, in Newmarket, two nearly new and very convenient 6-roomcd Cottages.— Apply W. & J. Prater, Land Agents, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. i m o l e^ t. OFFICES. OFFICES. *6FFWF,B. Several First-claes Ofllces To Lot! samo have many conveniences-"Uso of strong room, lottcr pross, lavatory. Sec., &oj ror.t, from 13s per week : rooms largo, airy, and well lighted. D. F. EVANS. Estato Agent, Qnocn-Btroct. FFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, In City Chambers, cornor High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, Houso and Katato Agent, Shortland-strcet. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE, PARNELL. TO LET, from Ist Deecmbor, tho Houso at presont occupied by W. C. Kensington, Esq. Apply to FKANCIS HULL, .A front. Union Insurance Buildings, Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In Iho matter of " The Dobtors and Crodlters Act, I87(i," and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Milfoho Colic, a Debtor. This 1b to notify that Thomas Milford Cole, of Papakura, in tho Provincial District of Auok iand, and Colony of New Zealand, Farmer. haß this day Illctl a doolnration that ho Is unable to mccthUKngagomonta with his Creditors; tho Kirst Mooting of Creditors to bo held at tho Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on TUES DAY, tho 2()th day of November, 1883, at 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. Dated at Auckland this '3th day of Novcm bCr' 1883- G.W.BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. llitsitßTU & Richmond, Wyndham-strcot, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Dobtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of" Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878," and of tho amendments there to, and of John Elias Davis, of Mount Albert, In tho Provincial District of Auckland, in Now Zealand, Milkman, a Debtor. This is to notify that John Elias Davis, 0( Mount Albort, in tho Provincial Dlstriot of Auckland, Milkman, hns this day filed a state mont that ho is unable to meet his engagements with his Creditors; 'tho.first meetingbf Credi tors to bo hold at' tho'Supremo' Court-houso, Auckland, aforesaid, on TUESDAY, the 20th day of Novombcr, 1533, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this Hth day of November, 1883. Deputy Registrar. John M. Alexander, Solicitor for tho Debtor, Wnydham-street, Auokland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OT NEW ZEALAND,'NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of "Tho Debtors a.nd Orediton Act. 1876," and am.endm.anls, and of t Deed qf ABaJgnriient from Margabei DqbAn. of Cambridgo. In tho Provlncla District of Auokland, New Zealand Storokoopor. Take notice that a Deed of Assignment, datoi5 tho thirteenth day of November, 1883, mad< between tho said Margaret Doran, of tho firs: part; John Ross and Gkorok Bukoqvni Owen, both of tho City of Auckland.. Mordant' and Warehousemen (therein flivUpd iho "salt Trustees"), of the. sopb'nd part; and all tin Creditors pf (to 3tvid Margaret Doran, of th< third 'partrrlias this (lay beon fllort In tho ofßoi of trio Supreme Court, at Auckland, In aooord ance with tho provisions of "'The Debtors ant Creditors Act. 187(1," and amendments; am take further notice that a Meotlng of th< Creditors of tho said Margarot Doran is horobj convonod for tho purpose ot assenting to the said Deed, and that such meeting will bo hclc at 3.30 o'clock in tho afternoon of THURSDAY the Oth day of Decomber, ICB3, at tho ofUco o the undersigned, situate at Fisher's Buildings Queen-street, Auckland. l Dated this 13th da? of November-, 18J8, DEVORK AND COOPER. Solicitors fi v the said Trustees IN THE SUPREME COURT. OF N.EV ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho nmttor of" The Dobtorsanfl Creditor Act, 1876," and its amendments, and c the Bankruptcy of Cimules Ross Choi mokdkley Smith, of Takapuna.Farittoi a Debtor. This is to notify yint Ohm-lea Ross Cholmoi dolor gmith, of TftUupuna, in the Provincto District of Auokluud, and Colony of Now Zen land, Favmor. hasthlsdaynlodastatomenttha ho is unable to meet his engagements'*vth hi Creditors: tho First Mooting of Creditorsi tq o hold on Wednesday, o>o tweu.ty,tjrst dayo Novombor, I*B3, at tho S-'mmP £o\u-t Build ings,' Auckland, a? {he Wti oiov<>fl o^loek i! "plW^w*** «* ft"***** aw o Noyoftber, 184?, Q _ w BASLEY, Deputy KpEUtrav iiuon H. LusK, Shortlond-strect, Auckland, Solicitor tor tho Debtor,



For Sale. FOR SALE, Farms, city and suburbai Properties, Businesses, Hotels.—Wantei to borrow, £13,0 0. — Urant and Crossan, 175 Queen-street. FOR SALE or Lease, Boarding-Housi nnd Shop. Contains 16 rooms besides thi shop; situated on a corner allotment in a goo< and, .convenient locality.-Apply to Vaile anc Douglasi, House and Land Agents, Shortland-st FOR SALE, a Splendid Polo, or Boy'i Pony. — Apply at Messrs Halstead's Durham-street. IHOli SALE, a Tobacconist's Business ). close to Queen-street; satisfactory reason: give- for leaving.—Apply Stak office. OK SALE, New Single and Double Seated Buggies; Lady's Phteton and Spring Carts, etc.—Apply James Mackie, Coaclibuilder, etc., Victoria-street Ea6t. FOR SALE, a Grocery Store in a busy thoroughfare; good reasons for leaving. Apply John and E. Loydon, Auctioneers. OR SALE, Two small Drapery Busi nesses and Four Grocery, and Shop to Let, Qiieen-itreet.—Heighten & Co., 177, Queen-Bt. FOR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scullery, at North Shore. £230 j 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-streot. EOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot of ilr.'st-cluss strong American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackie, Lower Vincent-street. IJIOPv SALE, 10 Acres of Land close to . Whau Bridge: also 40 Acres at Hunua.— Apply to J, F. Stewart, House and Land Agent, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane and High-street. OR SALE, a neat 5-roomed Cottage; furnished or not; Mount Eden; large al lotment ; good garden, and fine view. — 11. Partinglon, Stichbury's Buildings. I7IOR SALE, Building Allotments on J easy terms, and Houses Built if required; small deposit required.—H. Partington, Stich bury's Buildings. FOR SALE, two well-finished Houses 0 and 8 rooms, Upper Queen-street, in first class order. Splendid view. Very ( !heap.—H. Partington, Land Agont. OR SALE, 5 Houses, East-street, re turning 13 per cent. A first-class invest ment. All occupied by good tenants.—H. Part ington, Stiehbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, an Established Newspaper Property, published in one of the most promising districts oC tho 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 little capital, Is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can be obtained from Mr Lang bridge, Stichbury's Buildings, Auckland. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 200 acres; plenty of bush and' abundant supply of water; new House of five rooms and pantry; nice position, about twenty miles from Auckland. Terms easy, rentlow.—D. F. Evana, Land Agent. 813 FOR SALE, a most comfortable House of 8 rooms in St. Mary's Roqd, Ponsonby; every possible convenience, corner .action; gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trueg. This pro perty h»s just been thoroughly renovated, and s in first-class condition. Price, only £550; terms if desired.—D. F. Evans, Queen-street. __ 921 FOR SALE or Lease, on liberal terms, a cood Farm of 240 acres in the well-known district of Pukokoho; fenced, subdivided, wol watered, partly in gross, with somo good bush —Alex. White. Onehunga. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7-rooined House in Viow Road, Mount Eden, with nearly 1 acre land; cistern, boiler, woodhousj. &c.; splendid view; price low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Resi denco, 10 rooms, &c; allotment 52 x 300; View Road, Mount Eden: charming view; a bargain. Also, in Mp.\int Rpskill Road, oapJWNow House, T rooihs, and every c'dnveriicii'cSii; large allotment; fine healthy site.; very cheap.— EDW. WAYT.E. 5, Mercanfffo Chambers/ ALLOTMENTS Fcr Sale at 80s per foot, suitable fqr working men, in Fon. sonby; Tfcmsp of Fivprppms, Furniture, &0., Newton Road, £3001 Qraccatrcet (Ponßonby)— Allotment? *3 5e per foot; Dovonport—Allot ments at J_2 19a per foot. A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c, open for inspection. — Wsi Gulliver, Coombcs's Chambers. CIHEAP FREEHOLD — Two-roomed / Houso. with brick chimnoyand a volcanic allotment 50 feet frontage and 132 fopt deep; pleasantly situated; £100. About halt the allotment could be dug wljhoul dlffloulty. Doposlt required, £20;' bjUftneo of £80 on easy terms. If not sold In threo'daya, this will bo withdrawn.—F. U, Ewlngton, Agont. DEVON POR T, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE; GO Quartcr-aoro Sections, in good pfeltipna. Will bo sold cheap. • ' sCholco Allotments, in, Pflm,aln .street, near English Church. 1 Largti Lftt nca.r. Mil J. ft Rusaell's, 120 s 180. 'J'oiafns. very easy, X Lota, 4? x 230, on Lako Road, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. 11 Good Allotments, U x 125, noar Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot. Must be sold. 2 Lots (volcanic) in Kow-stroet, 160 x 1.8, with two cottages. £550, very cheap. . 1 Lot near District Sohool, good view, 91 x 118, Price 1200. ■ ■ ** ' 5-Roonied House in Domain-strpot, aiiUe new. Price £250. Apply to V n, & n, BUDKit, DfCVOWORT STOIHS. EGGS.— Black Breasted Red Uamo ; Im ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.—l offer For Sale a Limited Number of Eggs from above. Two Guineas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on receipt of P.0.0.—D. Robertson, Symonda-stroot, Auokland. mO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS. For Sale, tho fast and well-known Yaoht Toy. coppered and copper-fastened throughout. Will bo sold a bargain.—Apply to CHARLES BAILEY. Yacht Builder. &c. Customs-sL West Corporation Notices. /"I IT V OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. (ALMA PLACE) PONSONBY -WARD. ENGLAND-STREET, - . IRELAND-STREET, RUNNELL-STREET, MIDDLE-STREET, SCOTLAND-STREET, CASCADE-STREET, and SPRING-STREET. It is hereby notified that it is the intention ot the City Council of Auckland to Fix tho Levols of Uio above-named Streets in Ponsonby Ward. Plans may bo seen in tho City Engineer's Offices, Hieh-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested herein or liable to be aggrieved thereby will bo heard on THURSDAY, the 13th day of Decembor, 1883. All objections must bo made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than ton days before the day ar pointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Olerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 10,1553. 300 riITY OF AUCKLAND. WORKS IN WYNYARD-STREET. ' WORKS IN SYMONDS-STREET. WORKS IN GREENWOOD AND HAR GREAVES - STREETS, PONSONBY WARD. Tho City Council will recolvc Separate Ton* ders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, 22nd Novom ber, for ttbo'v.o Various Works, in terms of Plans and Specifications to be viewed at the Offlco oi tho City Engineer, Counfcil Chambers, High street. - ' ' ' ' ' The Council do. not bi^d themselves to ac^Dpt the lowest or any tender. , Tenders' to bo ondoi-scd rosxisp.tjiroly *or the work teudored for. P, A, PHILIPS, Towu Clerk. Town pipr-H1. Ottleo, • NovomborlO.lßß3. 302 Tenders. ■^TEW 7iI3ALAND PUBLIC WORKS CLARENCE BRIDGE CONTRACT Counties Marlborough and Kaikouras. No Eligible Tenders having been sent in Fresh Written Tenders will bo received at thi Oillco until Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 16tl January, 1884, for tho above Contract. They »r to bo marked on tho outside, "Twuley fo Claronco Bridge Contract," and addressed to th Hon. the Minister for PuuUqWoTK-.'Dunedlr, Tolegraphic tenders similarly addressed am marked will be ro#o}vod if presented at an Toloßt'ftphto, OWce hy Noon of tho samo datf pro\ido,rt that Wiitton Tendors aro lodged o anyDiatriot or Rosidont Engineer's Omco b tho aamo hour. Drawings, specifications, an genoral conditions may be soon at this office and at tho Public Works Offices at Auoklsuu Wellington, Nelson, Blonhoim, w$ Chrla ohurch. Tho lowest or any t^n(>er not neoe: sarlly accoptcd. By command, W. N. BLAIR, Engineer in Charge M.I. Public Works Offlco, I Dunedin, Novembor 6,1883. "J^" O' T I C E Tondors are reQUired"-7 tho Mount Roakil Road Board for the following works :— 1. Cutting Down and Forming Carlton-Btreot 2 FoS^p'orUonß of HJltaboto Road. 3 F§m "I portions of Wavcrly Road. t Ropab-ing a Culvert in Quecnstown Road. Tlio Plans and Specifications can be seen a tho Restdonco of Mr William Stevenson Oueenstown, to whom tenders are to bo sent, oi or boforo noon on SATURDAY, 17th instant. JOSEPH MAY, Chairman. NovoMber&lSßS. . -. mENDERS Wanted for Carpenters' La JL hour .for Additions and Alterations t Cattogo,— Plans at N. Goldwator nnd Sons Queen-street (oppoaite Bank of New Zealand) ' Conttnaed on First _>•■_. , , r~^as^^HMHriHKSOHHHHHEI2fi&9HBHi



Lost and Found. n nnWO (£2) POUNDS REWARD.—StoIen d JL or Strayod, from tlie Onehunga Run; a 7,' Dark Brown Gelding, branded SF on oil shoulder, Roman nose, star on forehead.—lt. - Farrell, Princos-stroat, Onehunga. ' c f?S. REWARD.—Lost, on the 13th No 's O vember, in Wood-street, Ponsonby.aSllvcr S Bracelet—The above reward will bo paid on ? recciptofthe Bracelet by Mr Mitchell, at Messrs h Russell and CampbcH'B, Wyndham-streot. 8 T OST, on Monday night, between wharf Ji JLJ and Opera House, or m Cook-street, Lady's _ Silver O.F. Watch, with chain and trinkets at s tached.—Liberal reward given on return to Star 8 Ofticc^j _ T OST, between McLachlan'a Drapery i- JLJ and Watcrs'B Confectionery Shops, Queen i street, on Tuesday last, a Purse containing i money and small documents.—Tho finder, upon returning the same to Mrs Longbottom, Albert - House. Albert-street, will be handsomely re f warded. LOST, about tho Chief Post-office, a Bunch of Keys on a Key-ring.—Reward - of 10s to person delivering them to J. C. Mac ,, Connick, Shortland-atreet, Auckland. . X OST, on Monday evening, a Spade I I 1 Guinea, off watchguard. — Finder re ; warded Star Office. ' X^OUND, on Tuesday last, a Gold Signet J X? Ring.—Apply Star Office. t Public Notices. r C T>ILLIARD TABLES, by Burroughes - AJ and Watts and other celebrated makers, > landing ex Ganymede.—X. and A. Isaacs. MR JOHN WALKER notifies that his Prize Poultry, Pigeons, and Rabbits are - now on view at his Central Stall, City Market. ! mANN'S IRON SAFES, best in quality, . X lowest in price.—E. and A. Isaacs, Agents. . QT. BENEDICT'S CHURCH. l (O ; The Art Union Drawing for the Flowors pre . sented by Mrs Stoddart in aid of the funds of the abovo Church will tako place TO-MOR - ROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON, In the Sacred 3 Heart School, at 3 o'clock. All ticket-holders - are invited to bo present. • ivf () f i c E - _Ll MR McK rNSTRY is tho only person - authorised by mi; to Receive Orders and Give • Receipts for Robert Anderson's Flour.— - FRANCIS HULL, Agent for Robert Anderson, Water of Leith Mills, Dunodin. f "VTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. i It having come to my knowledge that my • name has been connected in some way with a t " Sweep " advertised by " Nellie Gray," I wish it , to bo distinctly understood that I have no con . nection directly or indirectly with tho said - sweop.—J. J. ODLUM, Proprietor Manukau Hotel, Onehunga. I TO" 0 T I C E. [ HELENSVILLE ToTvN DISTRICT. 1 I hereby notify that Eight Candidates— ALFRED NEVILLE LESTER 1 THOMAS RAWSON I DANIEL STEWART HENRY BALLANS CHARLES FRED. CRAY I WALTER SCOTT ; ISAAC McLEOn HENRY CHAntTON POWELL " —Havo boe.n duly Nominated for tho office of . Commissioners for Holcnßvllle Town District i Board j whereas flve (5) only being required, an Eleotion under " Tho Regulation of Local JSlec ionsAct, 1870," will take place on MQN.DAY, tho 19th day of November, 1883. fa the' Court house, Holcnsvllle. THOMAS O'KELL, Returning Oiftcer. ; November Uth^ 1883, OWING TO THE DESTRUCTION BY ; FIRE , Of part of my premises, I beg to inform my ] clients that I have mode arrangements tor the EXECUTION OF ORDERS AS USUAL, and would ask their kind forbearance for any short delay under tho unfortunate clr ; oumstances. Having : A LARGE STOCK IN BOND, and now in harbour, and also only the North 1 Division of my premises being d.os,troyed., there will be no difficulty in MY BUSIN.K9S BRING CARRIED ON AS HERETOFORE IN THE ADJOINING WAREHOUSES, Nos. 37 and 39, Lower Queen-street, COUNTING-HOUSE and OFFICES at THE STORE LATELY OCCUPIED. BY : G. R. McNAU, 1 . ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Business Notices. MRS. FALLOWS, Lace and Muelin Curtain Dresser, wishes to inform the judics of Ponsonby and Newton that in future Mr White (lato Baxter), Grocetv corner of Now ton and Great North Ro&ds, will receive Orders instead of Mr Taylor as heretofore. Orders also rocoivod by Mr Hardwick, top of Shortland-st. ; and Mr Evana, French Bakery, Hobßon-stroet t , TVTOTICB OF REMOVAL. J3I MRS. J. MOTION begs to thank her ' many Customers, and the Public generally, for the very liberal support accorded her during tho last 10 years she has been in the City Market, and at tho same time to notify that she has taken a Shop in Walkcr'sßuildings, next Devon , shire Dairy, Karangahapo Road, Newton. Tho choicest and best Fruit and Yogotables (in season). Oysters. Fish, Poultry. &c., &C, always i obtainable. Old. p,vA new races will bo oordially , ; welcomed. T> E M OVAL. My OFFICE is now in * DURHAM-STREET EAST, In Messrs Hcskcth and Aitkin's Builfling. T. W, HAO-JSQN, Survoyor and ■ I^and Purchase Agent. IN G R~A M AND CO., ENGINEERS AND MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fitting, Pattern Making, Castings, Tornino. Pipk Screwing, &0., &p, All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Madb. Plans Prepared and Estimates Given. . Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHraERYt Lubricating Oils, &o. j Ofike and Work.: 1 CORNER OF VICTORIA AND CQTORG-SXR.EE.TS. I riHEAP AND (iOODt CUTLERY. j THOMAS SAMUEL, ! I^PpRTER OS1 CUTLBRY, Has just received a good supply of all kinds Ot TABLE AND POCKET CUT-iERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bono Ta.ble Knives, Pocket Knives, - Scissors and Unwa, Table Knives and Forks in cases, suitable tor wedding and complimentary ' prewmte'; also, Electro-plated Ware, Siberian Forks, a,nd Spoons, specially cheap value, Sidcr ophrtin Forks and Spoons, having the lustro finish and ring of Sterling Silvor. All tho above goods selling at very low pJi.CQS, THOMAS" S A M U E L, 108, QUEEN-STREET, i- Next to lily WoatpfftW Bootmaker. s i ~ - f i ,t 0 __^ew Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that -. they have Commenced Practice In Co-partner' ship as ._ BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, C, In Chambers in Hioh-stkekr, opposlt Mr W Atkln's Printing Oillco. II E. W. BURTON, *! W.J.NAPIER. )r Auckland, • Soptembor 22nd, 1883. >d iy c, at >y id o, d, ■ , '_ it. 1 — " — • s- jp E N C_ ING. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Best Paling Fence of Purirl Posts, Hobart B__fl_d«C Hobart Palings, or Sara Heart - B_3_oe e _s above?with Split Kauri aieart). 60s. ? Cheap PaUngFenco. good useful fence. 45«. *" Three-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart ii Rails, 47s 6d. Samo in Ti-troo Rails, 129. Pioket Fences of every description. Gates, from 7s 6d to 10s each, t, All kinds Fencing Materials For Sale, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fenckr, " CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold it Hines & Co.). ' n N.B.—No connection with any other White. a v g a r. Daily Expected, Ex Lapwing, • From - Mauritius, _ 1,442 POCKETS FINE WHITE COUNTERS to I 238 POCKETS SMALL WHITE CRYBTA_ ? 958 POCKETS, BREWERS' CRYSTALS ("' ;'.;*:, Samplesaow oh view.- ARTHURiH. NATHAN. '.'



Personal. MR BULLOCK, late of Wollingtc please call upon F. W. Boynton, Fo street, at onon. __ | ~\TOTI(JE.—WiII the Owners, or Owne • -Ll of Lois Nob. 1, 3, and part of No. 2, Faxl of I'upnke, County of Hokianga, leave OK Address at the Stak Office, and they will tie \ something to their advantage. TO "ROB ROY."—Cap fitsbeautifull; but why bo much mystery 1 j THE Partien sending Anonymous Lotte to the Lady in Onehunga had bett beware, as thry are known, and their nam will bo published. ■ : .fj ES, Williams is still in Business, gi ins Bettor Value than ever.—J. W Hams. Tailor. Victoria-street. ' WILL the young man Henry, a butche engaged by Mr Palmer on Mond(S night, call again immediately.. | Board and Residence* fXIID CLUB PRIVATE BOARDINf \J HOUSE, Eden Orescent, has Vacanoiffl for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Geli rlcmau, with private sitting-room if require® Plunge and shower, bath. \ nnEMPERANCB HOTEL AND DININi A ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albor ; streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per weel Meal.} at all hours.—G- Johnston, Manager. ■ "VTORTII SHORE.—Mrs Beeson is no! _1 prepared to receive Families. Board an Residence, Furnished Apartments.—West KB i Beach Road, next Taylors Store. __ '. jfTo VIFnOR BROWNE HOTEB VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging .. .. -.. 20sperWee Single Room 2oapcrWeej Ecclesiastical. A UCKLAND YOUNG MEN' .__. CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. li WEEK OF SPECIAL SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN, | From Sunday, 11th, till Saturday, 17th Nov.,! In connection with tlio WEEK OF SPECIAI PRAYER for Young Mon ovoral'theWorli| Meeting for Pray cr oacli day from noon till 12.4jj| Addre«ses This (Wednesday) Kvenink by MS W. R. Vines, Mr G. Parker, and Rev. J. ||. S. Hill, at 7.30, in tho Lecture Hall. | YOUNG MEN COME I! I! i Exhibition. J A UCKLAND SUNDAY -SCHOOM j UNION. [ FOURTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION FOURTH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION WILL OPEN t ON . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2711 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 I AT 3 P.M. DRILL-SHED, \ WELLESLEY-STREET. jj Medical. | FLESH FORMING FOOD far Infants A ICKIN'S FOOD FOR INFANTS 1 __- prepared locally from malted coreals, ac cording to tho reoipe of Baron Lcibig. It is W APPROVED SUBSTITUTE; tor MOTHER'S MlLKlf i FATTFNTOG, NOURISHING, and INVIGORATES-. H Sold in Canisters at Is Od. f AT THE PHARMACY. |s ' QUKKN-STRKKT, if QHARLAND'S CHERRY PKCTOEAIJ kj Absolutely tho best remedy ever made fofif COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDP, 11 Price, valid and ds6d a Bottle. . I BIIARLAND & CO.. oppoaite Post-office, | VIE Bo^t Preparation extant for promotlj . ing Hair Gyowth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson'al LOTION FOU THE HAIR. It is pr_p_re-f> from tho original formula of this eminenra authority by Charles Butcukr, PhannaceuV tical Chonust (Victoria and New Zeal&iuUil junction of j'itt and Groy-atreoU, Auokland. ' TOP BIITKRB Imported Direct from the Majnufßotoiy, PER BOTTLE. \ AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. \\r ■• ' o ~~r ;m W. T » All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure' •■% '' SHARIfiVNDS WORM POWDERS, Is packet : Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poet-offloe * FOE WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation, - - TRYjAICKIN'S SYRUP O¥ EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphlte di Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest AffeCjUoßa," Aiokin'a Syrup of Eucalyptus. with Hypophosphlte of lime and Quinine,' is mosi certainly alterative and curative. ' Ti-y it for BRONonrria and Asthma. Address:— THE PHARMACY. Qtobn-stbicict. ; , j Almanac. | BRETT'S A LMAN.A.c| ......iWJOj," '\- .... . ' >: I PROVINCIAL HANDBOOK .- FOfc ' ■ [ 188% IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. At the request of the Booksellers and a num berof Advertisers, it is intended this rear to ISSUE THE ABOVE WORK EARLIEB j THAN USUAL, in order to supply the larg< orders from the Out-districts in nmplo tim< BEFORE THE NEW YEAR. Advertisers will oblige, therefore, by placing MR W. E. HAyII tho COTXECTOn, in possession of their copy aw tho oarllost possible time. ■ THIS POPULAR HANDBOOK, which il used as a Work of Daily Reference by SettleriJ on business and other matters throughout that year, and ia inquired for by all Strangers anal Visitors, la tho BEST MEDIUM of COUNTRW U: ADVERTISING IN NEW ZEALAND. ' 1| The issue of 1881 will contain a DIAR_§I OF HOUSEHOM) EXPENSES for daily use* I and other Novel Features. I m Auctions. ~|| 6. TONKS.] |H. 0. CAHR.] | Jl. I). TONKsI I FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, . .'jfj At 12 o'clock. | SALVAGE ! SALVAGE t'-. SALVAGE I: SALVAGE ! SALVAGE! SALVAGE I . On Account of Whom it May Concern. | ON THE PREMISES LATELY OOCUPIEi BY MRA. H. NATHAN, QUEEN-STREET, B. TONKS & CO. TTAVE received instruetiens to sell bjl i JL J. auction, on Friday, the 16th instant, at U* o clock, TIB THE SALVAGE FROM THE LATK FIRmI ON THE PREMISES OF Mil A. H 1 ,;'.'■' . II CONTAINED ON oai)BND AND UPPB3 I 1 FLOORS OF HISi SjTOEB; - I , ■ At 12 o'clock. j I