LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

TsrKciAL to muss association.]

Oct., 2.45 p.m.)

Tho State of Spain.

London-, Oct. SS.

_____ regiment of soldiers who, for sowio time pa*. h»ve boon g"*rdinß *<» Govern-' jnent Buildings in Madrid during tho yeeant Republican out._i.aks, have been j withdrawn. Tho WrccSt ef tho Mirzai? er<e. The ship Mirzapore, which ran ashore at Boulogne, has Idled wiU. water, and it is feared she will become -■». total wreck. Colonial Banking,

The "Economist," In an article on finsn -.i ma tters in the colonies, considers tttfft the Australian Banks aro too active, and fears that a reaction will -ensue. Sentonoo of anlfnvlneiWo.

Ono of tho Invincible, has been sentenced *__ i veer's imprisonment for threatening to ««X Mr J. -1- Column, M.P. for Nor '' Tho Second Suez Canal.

The British Shipowners Association are messing upon Earl Granville tho necessity if _ffenr_' greater facilities for tho con duction of tho second canal through Suez.

Tho Popo and Irish Outrages. Tho Pope has written to Archbishop McCobe, enquiring whether th. Irish nriests have abstained from encouraging the agitation in Ireland. No rejViy lias as yet been sent.

SPORTING NEWS.

THE V.B.C. SPRING CARNIVAL.

Tills Morning's Gallops.

ISI'KCIAIi TO PRESS AKStICIA'T-OS.] Mk-TioußSb, this 'day. Tiik Gem, Sir Modi _d, and Tiro Drummer were sent round tho outer track once this morning at a satisfactory pace. The Drummer ran the Derby distance in 2mins. 358608. Kecovery was tried this morning with Baron Yon Mueller, but the latter ran indifferently. Nicholas and Aido-do-Camp went once round, the former being most fancied by tho touts. J Calma is favourite for tho Cup at 100 to , 12 [Tho statement that The Drummer " did the Derby distance " is misleading, as he is not engaged in that race] The following nominations for the A.R.C. Summor Meeting, bearing Friday's post mark, came to hand to-day :— Auckland Cur.—Mr D. McKinnon's b h Gilderoy, er-jed. Kacis. Glob Handicap. —Mr D. Mc- Kinnon's b c Taipouri, 4yrs. Stkki-lkciUsi-:.—Mr D. McKinnons b h Strathoarn, Uyrs; Mr John Kay's gr g Gray Morons, aged. The Starters for the Cnulfiold Guineas, woa by Sardlus, wore Dolusion, Iko, Taurus; Capri. St. Lawrcnco, Ncpcan, Failcroo, TalMop, Napier, Hurricane, Duenna, and Quality. Tho betting was 4 to 1 against Ike, 5 to 1 against Hurricane, 100 to 12 against Delusion, Sardius, and Napier. Sardius won by two lengths, covering the mile in 1.46. Napier fell early in the race. Tho Great Foal Stakes was won by David, Gratitude being second, and Sandal third.

The Derby favourite, Archio, is reported to be in groat form, and it is said if ho is to be beaten the race will have to bo faster than anything that has yet boon done in tho colonies.

ACCIDENT AT PUKEKOHE.

A has named Francis Stanley sustained n very serious compound fracture of tho arm at Pukokohe yesterday by being thrown from a horso which ho was l iding. Ho was brought in to tho Hospital, whore tho frac tured Hmb was set by Dr. Haines. ■

THEATRE ROYAL.-MR POOLEY'S COMPETITIONS.

Mb Poolev, in pursuanco of his scries of competitions, conducted contests for prizes for recitations and humorous songs in the Theatre Royal on Saturday evening. The attendance was large, and tho proceedings appeared to bo productive of much interest, and amusement. Tho programme gono through was as follows .—Fart I. : Humor ous song, "Tho Kooky Road to Dublin," Mr B. O'Hare; recitation, "Tho Hostage," Mr Thos. Webb; recitation, "Tho Maniac," Master J. C. Marson ; song, " Tho Elf," Madame Pooley ; recitation, "Tho Dream of Eugene Aram," Mr James Montague; humorous song, "Madam Locharty," Mr Johnston ; recitation, "Tho Soldiers Par don," Mrs Anderson; solo pinnoforto, "II Trovatore," Mr Ralph Hood; re citation, "The Bridal Wino Cup," Miss Sarah Froudo ; humorous song, " Ho's (lot 'Em," Mr Leedham. Presentation of prizos by Madame Pooloy to tho successful candi dates at the pianoforte nnd contralto singers' competition. Miss Keturah Camp bell (class A), pianoforte, 132 votes ; Miss Clarice E. Brabazon (class B), 265 votes ; Miss Peace, contralto singer, 228 votes. Part 11. : Humorous song (Ethiopian), "Where the Native Roses Blow," Mr E. O'Hare; recitation, "Tho Cripplo Boy,' Miss Matilda James; recitation, "Tho Maniac," Mr James Ross; song, "ILovo My Love," Madame Pooley ; recitation, "The Charge of tho Light Brigade," Mr Francis Martin ; solo pianoforte, Valse No. 3 (Mattei), Mr Ralph Hood; humorous song, "Dalkeith Militia," Mr Johnston; recitation, "The One Hoss Shay," Mr J. G. Chambers; humorous song, " The Butter Boy, Mr Leedham ; recita tion, "Phaudrig Crohoorc," Mr J. Sweeney. The result of the voting was in favour of Miss Sarah Froude for reciting, IG2 being recorded for her, and in favour of Mr O'Hare for singing. He polled 139 votes, and Mr Leedham, tho next highoet candi date, 128 votes. Just before the prizes won at the previous competitions wero awarded, Mr Pooley stated that it had been found that one of the winners, viz., Miss Keturah Campbell, was a teacher of music, and that in consequence some people had objected that she was not an amateur, and therefore disentitled on that account to a prize. He had, however, announced his definition of nn amateur to be one who had never played before the public for money, and some of his friends held that as Miss Campbell had never done that, but had only taught for money, sho was to all intents and purposes an amateur. As there was some doubt on tho matter, he would at any rate give her tho benefit of it. We understand that Mr Pooley is now making arrangements for a band contest nt the North Shore on tho Prince oi Wales's Birthday. ,

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS.

The final meeting of tho creditors of James Hosle, grocer, of Owharoa, was to have boon held thi3 morning, but lapsed for a want of a quorum. Mr John McKail Gcddcs (trustee! hats filed the following report:- I have the honour to report mat the above-namod bankrupt, James Hosle, was a storekeeper carrying on business at Owharoa, Thames. Ho hod boon doing a good business, his prin cipal customers being .miners. He was the owner of ammo called the Radical, which at one time yielded a considorablo quantity of gold. Owing, however, to the exodus to le Aroha of moßt of tho mining population in his vicinity, his business fell off, and he was unable to pay for labour to develop his mine. Several months ago ho obtained advances from tho Bank of Now Zealand upon the sccttrit.. ot his mine, stock anil promises, and being unable to meet this demand for payment, ho consulted his creditors.by whom he was advised to seek the protection of the Court. The debtor has given me all the assistance in his power The estate has been sold, and a dividend will shortly bo declared and paid. I know of no reason whs; the debtor's discharge should not be granted. It now remains for tho debtor to apply under tho 181 th section of tho Act for his discharge. The final meoting of creditors In the estate of John Grant Grassick, gardener, formerly ot Tauranga, was hold to-day, when the Trustee, Mr Maoffarlano, submitted tho following re- DOrt: — "Tho debtor was a boarding-house keeper at Tauranga, bat owing to dull times his business did not succeed, and he found hlmseit owing a good hit of money without any means of paying. The whole of liis liabilities were in curred while koeping the board ing-houso. He has c large family to keep, end his wife has been laid up forfour months with a broken leg.. He 13 now out of employment. His liabilities are «50, and his asßots £59 9s 6d. I have no know ledge of anything to prevent the debtor getting his discharge."—A. resolution was passed recom mending the debtor's discharge. ~_,,. _~ Ameetingofthecrcditois of Diyid Eicharl Griffiths (Griffltns Bros, and Co., ot laurangul was held to-day (Mr Maoffailine presiding). When the debtors wero pnt under exam ination. Their further examination was then adjourned'till Friday next at 11 a.m. llio liabilities are stated at Ji',2sl 17s Id, and the M3ots at £OS6 .7s id.

' Rev. A_ Reid last night delivered an ln ! .teresting lecture in the Pitt-street I Wesleyan Chapel on "The Separate |7 Conscious Existence of the Soul." Our re ft j .port is unavoidably hold over till to ll morrow., '-~■:,,_ s „ '~:. , -/7' l: \;,

TELEGRAMS.

[from our own wßßEirwr**.*.]

_v>ito»x_'D_*,, rtits d«y

losa,—Have Struck & CVoss-leadcf drive going north, showing good dolours of gold. The manager believes it is a branch of the old reef.

Camkiud .».', Ui.s day-.

__«_ cricket match ou Saturday betfreen fifteen married awl ftloveii singte l'Csulted in an oasy victory for the latter.

Harvest Prt-speetD,

The last fow days' <h\t weather has had a I groat effect on the crops in this district, | rind the country now presents a promising appearance, with every prospect of a good ,| harvest.

RUSSELL, this day,

Arrived: Agnes Martin. Sailed : Christina, for Adelaide, It is blowing up from tho N.E.

[PER PEKSS ASSOCIATION,]

WrUJngton, this day,

Mr J. K. Browne, C.E., will represent Wellington at the conference of delegates to lx». held in Melbourne in connection with tiro Irish National League. Sudden Death—Supposed Poisoning. Tho daughter of Mr J. Gorrie, fai-mer, Whiteman's Valley, near Upper Hutt, died suddenly on Saturday. She had been to Wellington, and on .'eturning home complained of being ill. She retired to bed, and in a fow minutes called out for assistance, remarking that she was dying. Assistance was rendered, but she 'died almost immediately. Tho medical 'opinion is that tho symptoms are those of poisoning, but nothing is known as to how it could have been taken. It is probable a pout mortem examination and inquest will take place to-day. Pharmacy Board Examinations. Out of twelve candidate, tho following gentlemen havo [wsssd at tho April examin ation of tho Now Zealand l'harmacy Board, held at tho four centres :—Messrs Walton, Marlon, and Hobden, Christchurch; Mac- Alistor, Invercargill ; Kenderdino, Dun edin ; Clarke, Auckland ; und Wurburton, Auokland,

Dunedin, this day,

The threeinonths-old son of John Whitley was found dead in its mother's bed yesterday afternoon. Tho mother, who had been drinking, overlaid tho child. Tho South Dunedin larrikins took posses sion of tho Ocean Beach tram-car yciJerday and threw out Cuard Farrell, who had one of his feet injured by tho wheel passing over it.

THE SHOOTING ACCIDENT.

ScrKRiKTKNDBNT Thomson is in recoipt of a telegram from the constablo at Te Awa inutu in referenco to tho shooting of James Weal at tho butts, stating that Lieutonant Bruce was in chargo of tho tiring party, and that no danger flags wero usod. Shooting at targets without thoso Hags is considered to bo a most clangorous practice at any time.

The Wheel of Fortune Turns in His Favour.

Christchurch, Now Zealand, Juno 6,1882. Dear Sirs,—This is to certify that St. Jacobs Oil, after one application, cured mo of a spvoro attack of sciatica.—l remain, gratefully yours, William Mont. Coachbullder, Christchurch. Witnesses-G. 0. Mumford, Journalist; John Hhickmore, Sergeant Armed Constabulary; W. Gee, Clerk Post-olllco Department. THE RESULT WAS MARVELLOUS. To Editor EVENING Star, Auckland, N.Z. August 3t, 1883. Dear Sir—l must cortainly confess I had groat belief in tho curative properties of St. Jacob's Oil, and can personally endorse tlio fact. Somo week or two ugo I was unfortunate onough to contract a severe rheumatic pain in my left arm, which extended from the shoulder to tho wrist. It was so painful, in fact, that I had to leavo my ofllce and go home. Obtaining a bottlo of St. Jacobs Oil, my wifo rubbed my arm immedi ately, and again at night-time. Tho result was simply marvullous. for tho next morning tho pain was all gone; and up to tho present t havo not Jind tho slightest return of It. I recommend all suffering from rheumatism and similar pains to uso St. Jacobs Oil, anil feel fully convinced that they will And great benetlt from its übc-1 am, dear sir, yours faithfully, Thomas W. Warren. The abovo testimonial Is from a leading im porter in Sydney; the original can bo seen at any timo at tho agent's ofllee.

Corns and Chilblains Disappear.

Christchurch, New Zealand, Juno 21, 1882. Dear Sirs,—During the winter season of last vcar, having been on duty an member ot tho Armed Constabulary torco at tho Now Zealand Exhibition. I suffered from corns and chilblains. On tho recommendation of a friend I used St Jacob's Oil. which, aftor two applications, re lieved mo of nil suffering. I givo thisocrtillr.ato as a man who understands tho value of truth.— Faithfully yours, Constablo Daniki. Sullivan. Witness, Robert S. Wnlpolo, Secretary New Zealand International Exhibition. How a Usolosb Arm Was Restored In Ton Minutes, (5r tho Exiiericnce of EDWARD 1* (Jiikkn, Esq.. Government Sheriff at Auckland, N.Z. Auokland, New Zealand, August IS, 1883. Messrs M. Levy and 00.. Auckland, Now Zealand, Dear Sirs,-I havo great pleasure In stating I had occasion to use St. Jacobs Oil for an old injury I received to my shoulder in Juno, 18W. and from that dale until July 10th lost I could not uso my arm, and found great difficulty in writing. I applied to medical men and used all sorts of liniments, but without any bonetit: but I had not used St. Jacobs Oil more than ton minutes before I felt tho bonoflclal effect, and I can work with my saw or Bpado as woll as ever 1 did, and can strongly recommend this Oil to any ono suffering from muscular ailments. You can make what, uso you please of this letter for tho benetlt of others.—l remain, dear Sirs, yours & Cii Edward L. Greek, Bhonff,

tttW ATTfiKLAND EVENING Sl^R, MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1883. .



Electoral. 0 THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF PARNELL. ; Ladies and Gentlemen,— I beg to otrer myßolf as a Candidate for tho vacant seat in the Borough Council, and to assure you that, if clcctccC I will at M times uso my best ciTorta to promote the welfare and progress of tho Borough. I am. Ladles and Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, „„,„,,„,,_ JAMES FORBES MACINTYRK, Brighton Road, Parnell, and Shortland-street, Auckland, Goodson's London Arcade. GrOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. STERLING GOLD & SILVER JEWELLERY, Latest Designs. ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. CLOCKS (All Warranted), Alarum, 12s 6d; Time, 7b 6d. ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS. Handsome 1-bottlo Cruets, 5s 6d each. BOHEMIAN VASES & LUSTRES VeryChoap. FANCY GOODS & TOYS of all kinds, Especially Attractive and Cheap. BOOKS & STATIONERY at English Prices. ALBUMS (Scrap and Photograph)— Some Splendid Values. CHRISTMAS CARDS. A Grand and an Entirely New Assortment (•ill our old stock boing destroyed by the J. ire) X.opened.ready for the ou^JK.^* Mail, comprising some of tho Greatest Nov eltles that England, America. an. d'^e have produced, ranging in prico fron Id to £1, printed and hand-painted, in Plush, Volvet, batln, iv ory, wSod, Cofk.nnd Feathers. Some,*reaepecial ties need to bo seen, being difficult to dcscriDe. NEW ZEALAND FLOWERSi beautifully represented on CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS r.oodson's t ondon arcade, Goodson's -London Arcade, queen-street auckland, HIGH-STREET .. - RISTCHURCH. LONDON OFFICE: St. Mai.' A _». Public Notices. TO-NIGHT.-" Rescue of Ha»y. Gr*X" at Theatre Royal. Admission I ONE , SHILLING. Dross Circle, 2s. Commence 7,30. I" HEREBY be X to notify that I have no interest in tho" Salvation Coffee Palace, i vif..tnria-strcot.-Alfrcd Bancroft. O BUILDERS.—The Devonport Saw Mills aro supplying all kinds,of Sawn and i. T'rr-^ '"rn.bPratgrcatTy Reduced Rates. . -r~. atvFes^ROOM AT ROBSON'S COM ; &JS_S&rejffiKSg3 s Roomfortheaccommodationof heladies,wnere J every attention and comfort will beaccoroea - them. Tho Room is replete with modern con _ veniences and comfort. STATE OF JAMES HOSIE, A DEBTOR. I. Creditors in the atove Estate who _ have^ not i- yet proved must send in their Claims (accom s paniod by statutory declaration to the: under c signed before noon of MONDAY, the «n c November proximo. GEDDES, Creditors'Trustco. , Elllott-strect, Auokland, 23th October, 188.1. it ni!(E PAIR Boots or Shoes at wholesale c \J price, at Auckland Boot and Shoe Em i- P°rium' j j. AUSTIN & CO., ~ Manufacturers, Victoria-street West.



Wanted. WANTED, a good Carpenter.--Apply Mr Carmlchael's building, Mount Etlcti. WANTED, a good Driver ; none but a fir*t-olass man need apply to G>. Wilson, jsclson-BU-cct-, TffANTED, Wo SnutiiTfof'"Waggon __J T tad Dray Wo* i Also, a Striker.—Apply Cou_n_ and AVkin^ Coachbuildcrs, Elliott .tt.et. \\fA_NT___\ a Painter to Paint a Cot ., T T \-a#> .al Mount Albert.—Apply at ONCB at tfteutthtio of It. C. Greenwood. WANTED, Situation as Man Cook. Thoroughly experienced hand. — Ad dress A.8., Star Ofllco. "YXTANTED, for the Sugar Work.*, Brick- IT layers.—Apply at tlio Works.—James Muir. WANTED, by thoroughly competent Small Good'sinan, a Situation, or at: any other part of the trade.—Apply Butcher, StAii Olllcc. WANTED, a Bodymakor and a Wheel wright.— Apply J. Patterson, Upper Queen-street. ANTED, 2 pair of breaking down Sawyers for the Country. — Apply J. Buchanan, Custon-hoiisc-strcct. ANTED, Second Cook, 255; five Gonerals, 12s; Housemaids, 10s, 15s. Many Wanting Employment—Mrs Klsmore s. ANTED, 2 Brush Hands.—Apply J, C. Robinson, Painter, at Cochrane's New Murt. ANTED, by a Practical Miller, a Sltuatlon; has perfect knowledge ot either flour or oatmeal manufacturing; good roferetice from last placo.—Address "J.K.," care of Mr Frederick Bacon, Newton ltoad, Newton. WANTED, a smart, respectable Lad to work in a Nursery.—Mr Lovers, Seed Merchant, Queen-street. WANTED, a Boy who can Drive a Cart.—Apply Boylan and Tanflcld, 171, Queen-street. WANTED, Lnd for Smith's Shop.- Apply Dunne and Fraser, Karanganapo Road, next New Caledonia Hotel. WANTED, by an experienced Woman, Situation as Cook only, or Working Housekeeper. Open for a week.—Address \VX., Star ofllce, WANTED, for tho Thames Hospital, a Competent Pcmalo Nurse. — Applica tions, with testimonials of competency, to ho sent in on or before Wednesday, 7th November, nt 12 noon, addressed to tho Chairman of the House Committee. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress where another servant is kept.—Apply to Miss Alexander, KpHom. WANTED, a Good Cook ; references required.—Apply before 1 p.m. or after 7 p.m., to Mrs Ij. D. Nathan, St. Kovon's, Kara ngahapo [toad. ANTED, Cooks, Laundress, and many Generals, &c, at Mrs WhitcoHiho _ Registry. This week, good Country Pianos open. WANTED, Immediately, a Wet Nurse. —Apply Mrs Collier, comer Newton Road and Summer-street. WANTED, Housekeeper, J.SO; Dairy man, fllOO; 20 General Servants, Cooks, Nursogirls, Youths. No entrance fees.—Hcigh ton and Co., 177, Queon-atrccL WANTED, immediately, good House mntd for hotel, Cambridgo; also, Woman Cook, hotel, Piako; also, General Ser vants.—X. Henry's Registry. WANTED, a Gcnoral Servant.—Apply Mrs Fraser, Grocer, Nelson-street. ANTED, a Good Gonernl Servant- Apply to Mrs Komhlo, two doors abovo Dr. Mncdunnld's, Vincent-street.; WANTED, n thorough good Gonornl Servant, ono that can Cook well pre ferred.— ApplytJccidentnlHotel. WANTED, a General Servant; must bo good plain cook and laundress.—Apply morning or evening, to Mrs Chlng, near St. Luke's Church, Remuera. WANTED, at Flannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years!. Female Cook, 2i's; General. 12s (private), Wtingurel; most urgent. WANTED, at Hnnnnford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), several Generals |town). urgently. WA NT ED, a quiet, Industrious, domesticated Girl for a gentleman's family at Otahuhu as General Servant.—Apply to Messrs King & Sons, Queen-street. WANTED, Young Lady for sales ; ono residing In Parnoll preferred. — W. Stewart, Drapor, Parnell. ANTED, a First-class Milliner and Apprentices.— Mrs Porter, Into Mra Whitehead, Karangnhapo ltoad, Newton. ANTED, '2 or 3 Apprentices for tho Dress nnd Mantlcmoklng.—O. Carter Drapor, Victorla-stroot. WANTED, n few Apprentices to tlio Dressmaking.—Apply to Mrs Gourley. Ixiwer Vincent-street- ANTED, somo kind Person to take charge of a child (Girl) six months old. —Address, stating terms, " Ptiella," Utah Ofllce. TIT ANTED, Board and Lodgings by a TT young woman; country prcferrod.- Atltlress, with terms. " D.K. F„" Stak Ofllce. WANTED.— A Gentleman and Son (nt school) dosiro Private Board and Resi lience with a respectable fnmily. The accom modation must bo good, clean, and comfortable, within twenty minutes' of Queen-street \Y hnrf; pleasantly slttloted-<lirectlonof St. Sepulchre s. Terms not to oxcecd £2 per week.—"Sporo, Poat-ofllco. ANTED, 2 Rospcctablo Men as Boarders: comfortable sitting-room; use of plnno ; 1!_ per week, including washing. —Mrs Kavanogh, Nelson-street, 2nd house from Cook-street. ______ ANTED, a Young Gontleman as Boarder; houso pleasantly situated, flvo minutes from Post-ollicc. Terms moderate.— Apply Double-storey Houso (3rtl past schools), Nc-Bon-street. __ WANTED, Dovonport, Cottage four or llvo rooms. Water vlow preferred. To rent or purchase.—Address J.K.H. StarOlHcc. ANTED, Small Furnished Cottage, within a mllo of Po3t-olllco, for three months.—Ho* 180. P. 0.. Auckland. r WANTED, 6 or 7-roomed House, suit ablo for Boarding-house, 20 or .10 minutes' walk from P.0.-Apply KS, Stak olllce. ANTED, 3 or 4-roomed House, in or near Parnell. with Garden—Apply to Mrs King, Alexander's Storo, Alexandra street (late Kdwnrdc-strect). ANTED, a Young Kctriovor; gootl water dog: broken lo gun preferred.- Apply P. Barlow, Brighton. Parnoll. ANTED, Gentlemen to Buy thoir Shirts, Socks, Ties, and Hate at T. McMnstor's, Queen-stTcot. WANTED, Consignee for 1 Caso, con taining Modol Steam Engine, ex Look out, from Sydnoy.-Apply to E. Mitchelson and Co. __ WANTED, by Lady, few Young Pupils to Join Evening Class.-I'artioulars at Mrs Whitcombe's Registry, next tho Market (Wcllcslcy-._trect Kntranco). , WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' Draw ing Class, hold In tho \ .M.C.A. Itooms on Tuesday and Friday Evonings. Now Term commences 2nd Novomber.-Apply by letter tc R, M. Frlpp. Hofflnann's Buildings, or at Class WANTED, Purchasers for Selocted Boxos ot Fireworks, at Ib, 7b Cd, 15s, 30s. nnd £5 ench.-W. 11. Hazard, Gunmaker, 166a, Queen-street. _ WANTED, tho Men to Know two im portant things. One is that Dampler it Making to Order ifon's Elastic Side Frencl Calf Boots for Ms, and so ling a strong line>o Men's E.S. Boots for Bs-at Dumpier s Now 800 l Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-street). WANTED, a Buyer for Ward's Bricl and Pottery Works, Cambridgo: goo. business doing ; terms liboral.-Apply Mossn Wolls and Soutter. Cambndgo. __ WANTED, everybody to sco the Stocl of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilraour's, Uppor Symonds-ntroet, also at Shop noxt door to Masonic Hall. Nowton. "VSTANTED TO RENT, within five W miles of Auckland, a House not less than five rooms, with from two to five acres of land. —Apply, by lotter, " Farmer, Staii ofllco. WANTED, to rent a ploasantly situatcd Cottage about Four Rooms furnished or othcrwiso; suburbs or vicmitj of Onehunga, Epsom Road. Tho usual commission will be paid (fl taken) for information ot a suit ablo place-Address, giving direction for find ing? &c., to Commission, ofllce of this paper. WANTED TO LET, a largo dotaohed Room and Furnished Room for two single mcn.-lOu, Victoria-street. . WANTED, to Let to single man, Fur nished Bedroom, with or withoutßoard. -Apply first two-story house Great >,orth Road. • ■XXT ANTED to Sell (Cheap), Set Lawn W and Tonnls.-Now Zealand Tweed Co., Queon-strcet. ________-. WANTED to Sell, good Waggonette with hood; Double - seated Buggy: Hooded ditto.-R. Bull's Coach Painting and Trimming Establishment, foot of Wnkolleld strc™" All kinds vohicles built and repaired. WANTED to Soil, Light Spring Cart, Horec and Harness (chcap).-Apply James RadclilTe. Great North Road. "VX7"ANTED to Sell, an Amusing Book, W " The Amateur Tramp," posted free for Is fid; also Christmas Cards, all prices and newest dcslgns.-R. B. Finch, Bookseller, 21b, Queen-street, Auckland. \HT ANTED, to Hire a Barge, Scow, or W Punt to take a load of Building Mate rill to Birkenhead. - Apply "Barge," Stak Ofllce. . . . _ THSTANTED KNOWN—We are prepared W to Raiso or Lower Houses without dis turbing the occupants or pulling down Chimney. -RftckstrawanS BAinaar^VakonoM-street. ANTED SBBN-The Ladies' House street). — WANTED KNOWN —That the best House in the colony for Amis, Sporting Requisites, and Fireworks is W. H.Hazards, ItHH, Queen-street, Auckland, . A^TED KNOWN-My Stock is a Largo and Varied one, and of the best m„ v?erv garment warranted shrunk Ti'f ANTED KNOWN—Genuine English W Birdlimo, just landed, ex Hennione. r.'nwfnvd'H Medical Hall. Newton. ANTED KNOWN.—Boots from 3d per pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvage Sale.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN —That I havo a grand assortment of Pain's Fireworks for sale vory cheap, Wholesale and Retail.—\\. H. Hazard, Qunmakor, 100a, Queen-street ANTED KNOWN—Wo are Soiling Corsets at ls Od, 2s Cd; 3s Od; splendid value; also, the Neoteric Corset; a grand Corset, at a moderate prico.—Brown's Drapery, Par ncll. ______ WANTED KNOWN—Bought a largo lot of Coloured Moleskin Trousers. Selling at 5s Od. Call and see them.—Brown s Drapery. Parnell. , ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery I Cheap Clothing II Great Bargains 11 Competition Defied!! Come and judge for your solves,—.). 11. Hannan, Draper and Clothier; Victoria-street __ W" -ANTED"KNOWN.—TiOO Sacks best Oamii.ru Potatoes, ex Free Trader, in splendid condition; not to be exceeded in the market.-Price and Sample on application to David McMillan and Co., 13. Customhoiisu-st, ANTED KNOWN — Pawnbroker's Sale.—My Sale of Unredeemed Pledges will take place at Mr Arthur's Mart on Monday next, 6th November. For advertisement sco Evening Star of Friday, 2iith October.—James lino, Pawnbroker. ANTED KNOWN — Cheap Room Papers from Fourpence a Roll.—Bennett and Sons, Frocman'B Bay, C.W. ANTED KNOWN—Scltzogonos, for making AOrated Waters. - Charles Kelsey & Co., 12a, Queen-street. XITANTED KNOWN. —Another Kovi- V T vttl.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair, Od the dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d tho dozen ; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2d; Shoe Horns, Gd; Boot Gloss, Gd the bottle; Yellow Silk Reels, 2s-at Daiiipier's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-.troct), ANTED KNOWN —In Jewellery, Charles KclHey & Co. keep nothing but real Sliver aud real Gold. — Charles Kcisoy & Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers. W _ ANTED KNOWN—Fans, 9d; Velvet lined Photo. Frames, 2d; Note Paper, 2d tho quire; Envelopes, 2d the Packet of 25; Silvered Tea Spoons,3d and Id; Silvered Forks, Brown Tea Pots, Gd, Ild, and ls ; Cruet, Stands. •Is Gd ; Box Irons, Is ; Butter Knives, Gil; Bread Knives, 8d; Largo Tea Trays, ls 3d; Tomahawks, Gd and ls -, at Daiiipier's Hobson-atrect Shop. WANTED KNOWN.—Boots from M per pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvage Sale. ANTED Known—Christmas Cards— Charles Kolsoy & Co. have their usual Largo Assortment—Two doors below Morrill's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Largo Sponges, Od and Ski; Infants' Feeding Bottles, Od; Tricophcrous (Harry's), Is 2d ; Luminous Match Boxes (that you can find easily in tho night), ul; Largo Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is Id, 2s, 2s 3d, anil 2s fid: Ladies' Fancy Baskets, lOd and Is Id ; atDampier's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED.—When you are in Hobson street call and see tho largo and ohoioo stock of Mosgtel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milligan s. ANTED KNOWN — Workboxos, ild and Is Gd ; Small Albums, Gd and Ikl; Grand Money Boxes (with key), Id; Watering Cans, Cd; Slates. Id ; Noah Arks, Ikl; Moveuble 1 Figures, Id; Whips. 3d; Humming Tops, fid J Dolls,3d; TeaSelH, laOd: l-argoToys(damaged) Id: at Dumpicr's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED, tlio Ladies to know that M'inro and Milligan havo socurcd tho services of a first-class Milliner, nnd are now prepared to supply millinery in all its bronchos on tho shortest notico. ANTEir~KNOWN.— Boots from ltd per pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvago Sale. ANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tennis and Crieketwnre of reliable mako.- Charles Kelsey k Co., two doors below Morrin s. Ironmongers. TxrANTKD KNOWN —Wo havo ro- V T ceivod SateeiiH, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, kc. &c. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c. Ladieß' and Children s Untlerclotbing well-finished or mado to order; Kllttiurs neatly made at Mrs White's, Drapor, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN—Chkai'TiMiiF.u ! Chkai'TiMiu.it I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and belter than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Goi.DIK. Albert-street ~Y\T ANTED KNOWN. —A few aero >V Sections adjoining Victoria Park, Devonport first-class position, ot from £(10 per acre.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estate Agont,Bench Road. Dovonport. ANTED KNOWN—For salo, on easy terms, choice and cheap Allotments nt Molroso.—Apply E, W. AlißOn, Estate Agont, Bench Rood Devonport . WANTED Known, that tho cheapest and best Liquors antl Wines in Auck land can bo procured by tho Bottlo or Case, us sortod, nt tlio Scotia Hotel. Hobson-street ANTED KNOWN, that Munro and Milligan,Tailors, Clothiers.and Drapers, desire to bring under the notice of tlwlr numerous patrons anil tho public generally the large and choice assortment of Spring and Summer Goods just opened, and now ready for inspection. Ladies will find new pattern Prints, Nuns Veiling in various shades, richly variega ted Sateen..; also an extensive and iudiciously selected Stock of Millinery, from which orders can he executed in a few hours. Gentlemen aro Invited to Inspect the Stock of Mosgiol and otber Tweeds and Clothing Material, which is unsnr pi.-scdiiiAut'klanil.boforoo.tloringclothingelHo- whero. Suits made to order, warranted shrunk, IU guaranteed, and first-class workmanship. From tho number of persons asking if wo would supply Goods for ready money, there socniß to bo a prevailing idea among the genera public that our business Is done on the deferred payment system only. Such is not the caso, as our Customers, who take advantage of tho ;> per cent, discount (ono shilling in tho nountt sterling) on all parcels of 20s and upwards, aro numerous. A N TED KNOW N— PROF. W. ELLIS. MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats nil Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want tho best Sarsoparilla, try Prof. Ellis's. He (Prof. Ellis) kindly otrers to the Public tho best Liver Pills In town or country; wonderful Corn Cure without pain: V. onu Cakes; cure for Piles. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret CoinplnlntH of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.— Note tho address: No. 308. Upper Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: 1 rom 0 a.iiLto!) p.iii. Consultation Gratis. ANTED !—Wanted to Sell (cheap), Washing Powders, fid per dozen : Knife Polish, fid tin. i for lOd ; Hath Bricks. 3d. 2 for 6d; Dark Blue and Light Blue, Jd lb; 21b 1 Ins of Salmon, only Is 2d; Shoe. Brushes, only 2s fid, 2 sets for Is fid; Marbles, 8d box; Baking Soda. Id lb; Harper & Co.'s Cocoa, In tins, only .xl I for ls 8d : Small Tin Mntebes. only fxl dozen; IU Quires of Note Paper, only lOd: Tea Trays. r« fid set; Cheat) CriietalnntH only Is !M! Bread Knives, fid; White and Gold 13 lines) Tensets. only 3.18 set: Ycatmai»'n Yeast Powder, only 10d tin: Salad Oil, 7d, 2 for ls; Teaspoons, only 3d : , Raspberry Vinegar, fid bottle; Essence of Lemon, fit.; Epsom Salts, Id per dozen Us box of "lbs); Castor Oil, only fid ; Largo Glass Jugs. 2s, 2 for 3s fid; Engraved Jugs, Bd, 3 for Is 1(H1 ; Carpet Tacks, Is pkt, Ikli doz; Large ltn Basins, ls Gd ; Hemp Seed, Id lb; White Starch, fid lb by tho packet; Cork screws, only 3d; Scented Soap, 2d cake 7 for la ; Slate Pencil .8d box; School Slates Id to (xl; Small Glass Tumblers. I for 6d : Wine Glasses, 2b 6<l dozen; Bread Trays, only Od; Washing Boards, only Gd ; Exercise Books, 2d and Id, Is fid and 3s dozen; Splash Mats (large size), only 1b and ls 3d; Small Trays, 3d each, 5 for Is; Padlocks, 3d ; Wire Dish Covers from Bd to 3s 8s sot of fi; Canary Scod, 5d lb; White and Gold Stono Cnpß and Saucers. 7d each, Gs Gd doz: Sponge, Id to 2s ; Scrubbing Brushes. !)d; Nail Brushes, 3d; Feeding Bottles, 9d: Furniture Polish. Id and 9d bottlo: Haißins, Id lb; bhcop wash Tobacco. 1b B<l lb : Christmas and Birthday Cards, Id to fid each ; Morton's "V lolet Powder, 2d 1 lb pkt; Key Rings, Od doz; Yarmouth Ham Herrings, 2d each,l for fid; Mnconochies Dry Soap Id Pkt It tor ls.-H. WATT, Pitt-street. ~T%vr ANTED KNOWN. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON MJIJ THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up in 21 Hours' Notlco. TAILORING ON PREMISES by experienced hands. Fit, Stylo, and Workmanship guaranteed. All Materials woll Shrunk beforo being made up. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &C, &c. Ladies' Own Materials Mado Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, Is fiD PER YARD. Now Dark Tartan Checked LUSTRES, 11(1 per yd. 300 PAIRS KID GLOVES, ls 11d PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatio Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Lai-iks' Emporium, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Highway Board Notices, A RCH HILL HIGHWAY BOARD. -^ N O T IC E . By-laws having been prepared for tho abovo district— 1. Cattle at Large 2. Crossing Over Footways and Channels 3. Ropair of Crossings ~„„,. ■1. Deposit or Discharge of Rubbish, Liquid, &c. on Streets ,„ 5. Drain for tho Discharge of Surface Wator from Land, &c. Nntiro Is hcrobv given that the samo aro open for inspoetiSn at tho Arch Hill Highway ltmLid Olllcc for thirty days from this date, after X period *0 said Bylaws will bo formally gazetted. CHILTON. . Chairman. JOHN HENRY JOUNING, Secretary. Road Board Offlco, Arch Hill, 22nd October, 1883. ' Christmas Cards. /CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. 9 . Just rccoivod, a select and large assort ment of the Newest Designs m CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS Snccial choice New Zealand designs, suitable to send ou of the Colony. The last. 'Frisco mail to arrive in England before Christmas, leaves oth November. LETTS'S DIARIES FOR l«Si. H. A. COLSON, VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Near Corner Hobson-street), Auokland.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. A UCKLAND EDUCATION BOARD. The Board requires the services of a Visiting Teacher of DRAWING 111 the Auckland Schools and Training College. Salary, £200 a year, and £25 a year travelling allowance. Also, a Visiting Toaehcr of, SiNdtNO, on. the, Tonic Sol-fa (Cilrwcn's) method, in the \. aiknto District Schools. Salary £.00 a year and £50 a year horse allowance. Those teachers will be required to enter on their duties after the Christmas holidays. Applications, with certificates and testimo nials will he received by the Board on or before FRIDAY, _oth November, 1883. x _uu_v , VIN_ENT E. RICE, Sccrctary.__ OOT TRADE.—Wanted, a good Clicker, and Boys as Apprentices.—Henry Davy, Crown Hoot Factory, Grey-street. T^ntAinSiTiU'IWINKS, AND CO., \jr at Theatre |Royal, TO-NIGHT, at 7.30. Shares. Is. No further calls. Uood dividends, i T~~ lIXMES" VALLEY-ROTORUA RAILWAY.—Oxford Contract—Wanted, Navvies for the above contract Wages, 8s per <la 3" MERCER ft MARSHALL, Contractors; moIJRESSMAKERS. — Wanted, three fl. or four first-class hands at once; nono other need apply.—William Bochan's Drapery Establishment Hobson-street (opposite Govornor Browne Hotel. _______ rTIO TAILORS.—Wanted, by a Tailor, JL Situation as Machinist, to fill up time sewing.—Address, "Tailor," Stau Ofllce. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, Tondors for Building two Brick Chimneys, till 2!) th inst, at 4 p.m.—Apply on job, opposite Burial Ground. North Shore. O B R E W E R~ S. WANTED, by a thoroughly practical Brewer, with a fair knowledge of Chemistry, a situation in a Brewery; can guarantee a good sound article in mild ales and stout; bottling a specialty; has had fifteen years' experience.— Address at Star OlUce. TT OUSEHOLD WORDS. Two years have fully proved the truth of it in Auckland—that many of Nhil & CI.II. FORD'S PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of faniilicß, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without Thoy aro usod all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of ls in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favour-to Beverage for Indlgostion and tho Liver, 2s lb. BALM OF GILEAD. All who havo used it recommend it to thci friends if Buffering from Colds, 2s bottlo. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a special favourite for Children or Adults. LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than half the price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Neil and Cliti'ord's have done them, 2s Od bottlo, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s Gd, or 5 bottles 10s; and many othor things too n umorotiß to mention bore. .„,.,, , Being the Largest Importers of British and American HERBS in tho Colony, are ablo, to supply wholesale or retail, on tho most reason able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Hkkbai.ihth, Wki.u_si.kvht. East, Auckland. Amusements. O-NIGHT. -THEATRE ROYAL. " Rescue of Harry Gray " by Hand of llopo Union Choir. Conductor: Mr T. Cranwoll. Admission: ONE SHILLING. 7[ UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.— J\. Final Rehoarsal, MONDAY, October29th, 7 15 it m.—Fifth and tlnnlConccrt of tlio season: liavdn's "Creation," TUESDAY, October3oth, 8 p.'ni.-H. Gllllllan, jtliir., Hon. Sec. Debute. "~T>° THE SCRII>TUKES TEACH CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY. A DEBATE ON THE ABOVE SUBJECT WILL 111. HELD IN tiik THEATRE ROYAL ON WKDNKSUAY NKXT, .'flsT INST., THUK.SDAY, NOVEMIIKK TIIK IST, AND FRIDAY, 2ND, AND ALSO TIKSDAV, WKDNKSDAY, AND THURSDAY, Tin: 6th, 7th, and Bth, UKTWKEN MR GEO. A. BROWN (AFFIRMATIVE), AND THE REV. T. W. DUNN (NEGATIVE). DOORS TO OPEN AT 7 P.M. CHAIR TO BE TAKEN AT 7.30. Tickets for Course: Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2h. Single Tickets: Dress Circle, ls : Stalls, lid. To bo had atdoors or from Managing Committee. Anniversaries, Soirees, &c. "VTEWTON CON(J RE (i ATION A L 131 SUNDAY-SCHOOL. THE ANNUAL SOIREE Will bo held on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. Addresses will be given by Hoys. S. Macfarlane, Miller, nnd J. Robertson, M.A., Interspersed with Musical Selections. TEA AT 0.3.1. TICKETS, ls Cd. pOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RH3BON ARMY. A MONSTER SOIREE Will he held in the CHORAL HALL, SYMONDSSTREET, ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 1, 1833. Tea on the tables at half-past 0 o'clock. Tlckots, lstkl; Children (tinder II), Is. After Tea a Public Meeting will beheld. Ad mission : One Shilling, to those unable lo nMend the Soiree. PROGRAMME. Hymn -"Work, for tho Night la Coming".. Audience . ,nli> -" Ho Wipes the Tear. &c.," Mihh BRAMK Address by tho President.RkwßMackaulank Song (original)—" The Ribbon of Blue"..Miss PKACB IjuUch' Report Mils Hutchinson Solo-"Where is my Wandering BoyT..MB Huxtaulk Hymn-"Scatter Seeds of Kindness ..Audienco .Song—"Sign the Pledgo for Mother's Sako".. Miss Birch Move adoption of report ..Mr Solo and Quartette— "Say, What aro 'i ou Going to Do, Brother"—Mirs Bijamk, Mh Hux taulk, &c. Address—Hkv. .1. K. Davis Duet— "IjOwatThy Feet "..Mibsks Bkamk Song —"The Children or tho Drink".. Mns Bhttany Addroas—Ukv. A. Rkid Solo—"Tho Crndlo Song of the Poor ..Miss MoEWKS. Tickets for the Soiree may bo obtained nt Messrs Hogg. Newmarket; It. French, Kara ngahape Rond; R. H. Douse, Ponsonby Road; J, Brame, " I .-oo Press" Ofllco; tho Secretary (A. Cox), Mercantile Chnmbors, 123, Quoen slroct, and of any lady of tho Committee. Harbour Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. FRESH TENDERS FOR TOTARA PILES. ] inrbour Board Offices, Auckland, 18th Octobor, IM3. Fresh Tenders will ho received at this Ofllco until TUESDAY, tho 13th Novombor. 1-83, at noon, (of tho supply of Six Hundred Totara I Mies. Full particulars as to quantities, lengths, etc., may bo obtained, togotbor with copy of specifications, upon application at tlio Ofllco of tho Engineer of tho Board. Tenders to ho endorsed "Tender for Totara Piles." , ~ Tho lowest or any lender not necessarily ' tteCCPtCd- C. B. STONE, Chairman. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CAL LIOPE GRAVING DOCK. Harbour Board Offices, Auckland, 22nd October, 18*3. Tenders will bo recoived nt this Ofllce until TUESDAY, Bth January, 1881, at, noon, for tho construction of Calliopo Graving Dock, in tprms of plans and specifications to bo seen at tlio Engineer's Ofllce. .. The lowest or any tender not nccessanlj ac- C<.'end'ers to he endorsed, "Tondcr for Con struction of Calliope Graving Dock." C. B. STONE, Chairman. <;I"S' TVTEW UNION BEACH GOLD-MIN IM ING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (tho soventh) of Threepence por Share has beon mado, pay ablo to the undorsigned, at the Offlco of the Company, No. 21, i?ow Zealand Insurance Build ings, Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th Novombor, 1883. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Auckland, 18th October, 1883. Coaches. •VTORTHERN LINE OF COACHES. KAWAKAWA AND HOREKE-HOKIANGA TIME TABLE. Loaves Kawakawa on arrival of passongers from Auckland on every TUESDAY on and after 13th November, 1883. KNOX AND McCREADY, Proprietors. Kawakawa October 29,1883, ' "^Mimßlia



For Sale. TJ.OR SALE, in Cook-street, a 5-roomcd JJ Cottage, Freehold; gas and water laid on, register grato, cooking range, Workshop, and flvery convenience Price£B*)'.—Apply Fredoriok Wright, Cook-Street. FOR SALE, a Sixtecti Foot Beat With Halls and anchor,—Apply td Armstrong, Mewbllrn, Wynyqrd Pier, OR SALE, a Light Skiff, perfectly new.—Address "Boatman," Post-office, A nckland. OR SALE, a largo Zinc Water Tank, complete.—Apply to Mrs Keillor, Alton 1 toad, OR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scllllory, tit North Shore, £230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot! also, 8 New Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gale): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage.—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. . FOR SALE, East-street, Newton, 4 and 5-roomcd Houses on very easy terms; or the lot for salo cheap; a gootl investment.—H. Partington, Lund Agent, lilOR SALE, 4(i acres First-class Land at 1 Lake Takapuna; ploughed and part fenced ; large sea frontage; small house and orchard, also 10 acres. —H. Partington, Land Agent. 37.0RSALE (Upper Queen-street), (i and _ 8-rooiiicd Houses, commanding splendid viow ; gns and every convenience.—lf. l'afting tun, Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, a G-roomed House (now); cupboards, gas laid on, workshop, and every convenience; water front age, grand view of the harbour: St. Marys Road, Ponsonby.—C. Williamson, Land Agent. OR SALE, Ponsonby, Nice Cottago, 5 rooms, Hackott-street; also, 5-roomed Houso, Brown-street; easy terms and cheap.— —H. Partington, Estate Agent. FOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot of first-class strong American Waggons.—Apply A. Macklc, Lower Vincent-street FOR SALE, Bedding and Furniture, nt 11. J. Turner's, 310, Upper Queen-street, Cheapness and quality combined. I~~ 71011 SALE—a bargain—open for ono ' woek and no longer.—l have a pretty four roomed verandah Cottage, oil' the New North ltoad, within five minutes' walk of Eden Vine Hotel. The allotment is 33 x 100 feet. Prlro only £135, with terms to suit.—W. L. Mitchell, Isanti Agency Ofllce, 8, Mercantile Chambers (next Bank of New Zealand). TJ.OR SALE or Leane, good Farm of about _L. 200 acres ; plenty of bush and abundant supply of water; new Houso of five rooms and pantry; nice position, about twenty miles from Auckland. Terms easy, rontlow.—D.F.Evans, Land Agent. FOR SALE, about 4 Acres of Land on I_ako ltoad, specially adapted for an Orchard; price. £00 per aero.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estnto Agent, Boach Road, Dovonport. 1710R SALE, Pony Carriages, with and } without hoods and extension tops—light, compact and easy of access, combining style and durability with cheapness. — Edwin Hnrvio, Carriago and Buggy Builder, Upper Symonds strect TT.OR SALE, a most comfortable House .JD of 8 rooms itl St Mdry's ROad, Ptohsonby; every possible conVenlonCe, col'nor soctfom; gns, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. This pro perty has Jußt been thoroughly renovated, and Is in first-class condition. Price, only £550; terms if desired.—D. F. Evans, Qucen-atxect. FOR SALE, a Farm and Homestead, with orchard, containing 32} ocrcß, Bltuate nt Tuakau, and known by tho nnmo of Rosohill, seven minutes' walk from tho railway station. The dwelling-house is well built, and every con venience. There h also a smaller ono in tho orchard. Thero aro abovo 200 fruit trecß of various kinds, bosides goosoborrlcs and vines, plenty of good wator, also a waterfall eligible for mill works. Tho fruit trees aro just now in bearing ordor. This iB an opportunity not often afforded to thoso who want to purchase.—Ap plications to bo mado to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent Mercantile Chambers, 123, Queon-streot, next Bank of Now Zealand. 1710R Immediate Sale, Six of tho choicest ' Building Allotments at Mount Edon, each HI x 132, £2 per foot (one-fifth cash). Also, BovOral Allotments and Now Houses in the samo distriot very cheap.—Edward Wayto, Land Agent 5, Mercantilo Chatnbors. TjT OR SALE, Some of the BEST ALLOTMENTS in KENYON AVENUE. Position and view un surpassed. Apply to W. 11. BIBBY, Konyon Avenuo, Valley Road, Near the New Public School, Mt. Eden. TTV E V O N P OUT. FO U SA L E , A SEVEN-ROOMED HOU9K, on Beach Road. Position unequalled. Price, £325. Also. V FIVE-ROOMED NEW COTTAGE. Price, £250. Apply to It AND R. DUDER, House and Land Agents. Xj. O R SALE. PRIME TARANAKI FRESH AND SALT BUTTER. JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND. T7.OR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 810 acres ; partly im. proved ; balanco good ploughablo land. A por lior of Bush, somo of which is laid out liko a paiA. Thero is a good Orchard, Elght-roomod House, and suitablo out-buildings; splendid stream of fresh wator, and tlio coach going North passes tho houso threo times a week. Price low and termsMjg-Ajg^o Land Agent No. 8, Quocn-Btreet TVfEW well-built Five-roomed House in a 131 lovely positional Rocky Nook.for salo.for idXrO ; tcrms,£sodown,nnd bnlanco In three years; largo freehold allotment: title, Land I'ranßfcr. This houso was built under the owner's super vision, und any young marriod couples, or others, who want a really comfortablo place, cannot do better than buy it The register grate and colonial oven now being put In com plete the placo.-Apply to F. G. Ewinotjon. TN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF I WILLIAM BLYTH BUCKHURST, OF WHANGAREI. FOR SALE, tho STOCK-IN-TRADE of a HHEWERY of tho abovo estate, situated at Wbangnroi, In full working order. Is an ex cellent Investment for anyone with a small capital. Will bo sold cheap. For particulars apply to MESSRS L. D. Nathan & Co., or E. Mitciikijox & Co. OATS FOR HIRE, alongsido City Puhlio Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boots For Salo. E~~ GGS.—Black Breasted Red Gamo ; Im ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.-I oiler For Snlo a Limited Number of Eggß from abovo. Two Guineas for 13 EgK_. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on rocoipt ot P.0.0.-D. Robertson, Symontlß-street, Auckland, hv/T OUNT ALBERT. Building Lots for Sale on Easy Terms; prices low; adjoining the Railway Station; vory con- VCniCnU D. B. ORCHARD. , 18, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. mO YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS. For Salo, the fast and well-known Yacht Toy. coppered and copper-fastened throughout. V. HI bo sold a bargain-Agl^to Yacht Builder, &c, Customs-st West Sporting;. TJ.INAL NOTICE. All intending Subscribers to " ZEALANDIA COMPANY'S" CONSULTATION on tho Mel bourno Cup, 10s n member (flrßt prize, *1,000; 2nd, £100; 3rd, £250; and special prize, £50; starters and non-starters divido £1,800); should apply at once, as tho list is rapidly filling, "ZEALANDIA," Care H. H. Hayr & Co., Bote No. 186, Post-offico; or, " ZEALANDIA," Caro H. H. Hayr & Co., Publisher, lligh-st, Auckland. TICKETS, 10s EACH. TICKETS, 10s EACH. T OLA -jyrONTES, GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE ST. ANDREW'S AND PRESIDENT'S HANDICAPS. To be Run on November 30th and December Ist, 18S3, at Dunedin. 3,000 Membors at 10s. Total £1,500. St Andrew's Handicap Distribution. Run November 30th, 18S3. Ist Horso «™ 2nd Horse !™ 3rd Horse .. , ... __\ Other Horses (Divided) no £750 President's Handicap Distribution. Run December Ist, 18?3. Ist Horso £J»>o 2nd Horso ISO :ird Horso •_ Other Horses (Divided) 175 £750 When convenient Bond Post-oftlco Ordor, pay ablo to Lola Montos. Choquo when from county must bo marked correct, and havo ls added extra for exchange. Drawing as usual under super vision of Committee chosen from ticket-holders. N.B.—Early application is necessary, as from date of advertising to closing of Consultation is only three weekß. EaSh disffibtition is drawn separately, so a purohaser of one ticket can draw first horso in eack distribution. Address: LOLA MONTHS, Care Mr A. Moss, Box 317, P. 0., Dunedin. TICKETS, 10s EACH. TICKETS. 10s EACH. Money. T1 A TO £10,000 LENT on Building Mortgages and Loans nogotlatea. o Properties forJ»'<><»"ftlTtor investmont £^lx.^Msr sLtrEltate. and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane.



To -Let. TO LET, two Furnished Rooms hi Cottage at fieWton, No ehijdfcflr-Afrply El. im and O'llcilly, BWfa-lldn). Wclle-fl. y-^treet. 0 LET, Shop and Uwelling-house ifl the best part of Pitt-street. Good busi ness stand.—Apply nt Mrs Taylor's, Fruiterer/ corner of Pitt and BefCßfotd■streets. O LET, in Parnell) Beautiful Five roomed )lOii_'.s KaS arid gas stove, garden, greeffhousc; also, Fly c-'r'oo'med Cottage, New market.—W. and J. Frat.r, Land Agents; Qii ecn--3trect. . TO LET, well-furnished House; good view; .'o.cahic soil; ton mintrtes from wharf.—Apply to Thomas J. Press, Post-offloo Store, Devonport. TO LET, Grafton Road, Gentleman's Rcsidenco of twelve rooms, with bcaulif'il view and ovcrv convenience ; largo Garden.— H. 1 _irtiHoton, Estate Agent, Stichbury's Build ings. . TO LET, with Purchasing Clause at present value, rent M interest at 7 per cent.. 14 to 4J Acres ot the choicest, cleared, well-sheltered -Volcanic Land at Mount Albert: close to railway station ; line view.—Apply to Edw. Wnyte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. TO LET, on main road, Brighton, Par nell, new Cottngo, four rooms, scullery, colonial oven, tank, water laid on, good well. Kent moderate.—Stak OlHctv mo LET, Shops, with three apartments, ± corner of Welleslcy and Elliott-stroots. Rent, 25s tier week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesley-stroct East. 0 LET, TWO Bod-rooms, with use of sitting-room.—Apply Mrs Stancly, Colling wood-street, opposite Mr McMnster's. O LET, Brighton, Parnell, a very pretty villa of a rooms and scullery; register grate, Yorkshire side oven, good well.—Apply to M, Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell. TO LET, Light and Commodious Offices on the ground floor, Queen-street, close to Banks; central stand.-Apply J. K. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers, OFFICES TO BE LET, ot from 5s to 15b, in City Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agont, Shortland-stroct. Board and Residence. TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albert su-eots. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals nt all hours.—G. Johnston, Managor. OVER NOR BROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room 25s per Week lost and Found. LOST, on Saturday, the 27th October, one square Gold Locket, one old-fashioned Gold Seal, three Silver Coins, two Keys, be tween Mount Eden and Queen-street, or perhaps Garrett Brothers', Wakofiold-strcct.—Reward at Garrett. Brothers'. . LOST, on Sunday evening, a Greensteno Pendant, near tho Lower end of Quocn streeti—A reward Svill be given upon returning samo to tho ofllce of die s.s. Rotomahana, Queen-street Wharf. . OST, on October 24, in Parnell, a white Fox Terrier Slut—Finder rewarded on returning same to Mrs Martian, Brighton Road, Parnoll; or anyono detaining same after this notice will be prosecuted. LOST, on Saturday night, a Silver Medal with gold centre.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Stak Ofllce. OST, on Saturday night, a Large Cream Ostrich Feather. A person was seen to pick it up. I returned to the Stab Ofllco, will be reworded. I OST, last night, between Princes-street, J Park, and Upper Symonds-strcct, a Pair of Spectacles in leather caso.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving same at Stak ofllce. STRAYED, a H_y Cob Gelding; star on forehead, branded HR on off shoulder.— Anyone returning the same to E. Johnson, Avondalc, will be rewarded. TRAYED or Stolen from Waverley Villa. Church-street, Ponsonby, Fox Terrier Pup (bitch).—Anyone returning same win bo re warded ; anyono detaining after this notice will bo prosecuted. AKEN by mistake from McNeill's, Bakor, Newmarket, Lady's Umbrella.— Please return it. , OUND, a white Torrior Slut.—Apply Irvin's Stables, Durham-street. « —~ Drapery. -\XT ELLESLEY HOUSE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LOVETT Begs to inform his customers and tho public that ho has returned to business, and is now prepared to take Orders for Gentlemen's Clothing as usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Hats, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Belts, Braces, Umbrellas, Gloves, &c„ &c. A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY-STREET. Land aud Estate Agent. s. JF . STEWART, • HOUSE, LAND, COMMISSION, AND FINANCIAL AGENT, CITY CHAMBERS ICOHNBB OK VULCAN LANE AND HIOH-STREET), AUCKLAND. Rents and Debts Collected, Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Monoy to Lend at Lowest Current Rates. ■ ~-~ Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of" The Debtors nnd Creditors Act* 1876," and tho several amendments thorcto, nnd of the Bankruptcy of RiciiAitD Rhodes, of Tauranga, Boot makor, a debtor; and of Henry Peteh Bluett, of Waakntanc, Contractor, a dobtor; and of RonKRT Martin, of Auckland, Timber Brokor, a debtor. Under the provisions of tho above-mentioned Acts. I hereby summon Gonornl Meetings of the Creditors of the abovo-nnmod Debtors to be held at my offlco, High-street, Auckland, on THURSDAY, the first day of November next, at the hours of two o'oloek, half-post two o'clock, and three o'clock, respectively, in the afternoon. for tho purpose of receiving my reports and considering tho Dobtors' Discharges. Dated this 29th day of Octobor, .1883. ARTHUR D. BENNETT, Creditors' Trusteo. J. M. SrEF.n, Dobtors' Solicitor. Gazette Notices. ARRANGEMENTS FOR FIRST ELECTIONS, &c, TOWN DISTRICT OF HELENSVILLE, COUNTY OF WAITEMATA. Colonial Secretary's Ofllce, Wellington, 7th Octobor, 1883. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint ._-- THOMAS O'KELL to bo tho Returning Offlcer to conduct tho first elections of five Commissioners of tho Helens villo Town District, as constituted under " Tho Town Districts Act, 1*81," also to appoint MON- D VY, the 19ih day of November, '883, to bo the day, and tho Courthouse at ltclonsvilloto bo the nlaco, for holding such first elections ; and also to appoint MONDAY, the 26th day of Novem ber 1883, at 3 o'clock in tho afternoon, to be the time, and the Coiirthouso at HclonsvUle tc be tho place, for holding tho first meoting of the Commissioners of tho said district. THOMAS DICK. Tenders. mO BUILDERS. Tenders willheroeeivedupto Noon on SATUR DAY, November 10th, for tho Erection of a Two-story Shop and Dwelling in Franklin Road. Plans, &c., at our offices, Qucen-strcot. EDWD. MAHONEY & SON, Architects. A SSICNED ESTATE OF ALFRED J\. TY..R, OF SYMONDS-STREET, STOREKEEPER. No cllgiblo Tcndor having boon receivod for tho purcnaso of the above Estate frosh Tenders aro now called for, and will bo recoived by the Trustees, Messrs A. H. Nathan and A. Heather, until noon of MONDAY next. thosth Novomber. Full particulars of the Estato may bo obtained at tho offlco of the undersigned, where' Tenders must be loft addressed, " Tender for Estate of Alfred Tyer." WHJiIAM THORNE Trustees' Solicitor- , Tn RRTPK LAYERS.—Tenders will be /4«£«^n^^rw to be seen on work—E. v. -te} noma TO BUILDERS-Extension of Timo.- The Time for receiving Tenders for Hrcc tion of House in Wood-street, is Extended to FRIDAY November vnd.-Plans and specifica tions at Partridge and Woollams, Qucen-streot. mO BUILDERS.—Tenders will be re L ceived until 6 o'clock p.m. on FRIDAY, November 2, for the erection of a Shop. Plan and specification to be seen at R. J. Yates s I Store, Parnoll, j Continued on First Page. I



Business Notices. ' TTILEMEI.TAKY SINGING CLASS Tc JEi night, Primitive Methodist Schoolroom, Uppor Pitt-street) Gefttfcmon Ms, Ladies 7» M for the cottftiev . . . ___ DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING.— Miss Hckl flatc of Albcft-strccli has started at G. Carter's,- Draper, 80, Yictortd-Bt. Ij>E i FIRE ! — Salvage Sale now on at Garrett Bros.', Wakelield-street. R G, MILLER, late of Grafton Road, has bought out Mr Collins, of Manafcau Road, Psrtie.b and is prepared to carry on busb ness as fortnerly, and at prices that will compare favotfrnbly with those of town FIRE I FIRE ! — Salvage Sale now on at Garrett Bro&', Wakofiehi-strcct. Tt/TONUMENTAL MARBLE MASONS. " Workers of Marble Mantelpieces, ChcfFcmiers and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Laboratory and Butchers' Shopa. Marble worked to any design. Manufactured in Auckland.—R. LEVI. 11 and CO., Victoria-street (near Freeman s Bay). OKE.—THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (Limited), Purveyors pv Lioht, Heat, and PowEr, invite ordcre lor their Coke at the following rates (for cash), de livered by the Company, in their sacks, within One Mile of tho Gasworks; longer distances at proportionate rate :-Per stick, 3 bushels. 'S hd; live sacks, fc's 3d; ten sacks, or i ton, lis 61, twenty sacks, or 1 ton, IKsGd. ahe value of Gas Coke is now better appreciated than it formerly was. Since wo brought the subject under the notice of householders, many have habituated themselves to its Uso, both for register* and ranges, and would now decline all overtures to uso any other solid fuel. Wo recommend those who do not uso Coke to adopt tho following plan-.-First, send to the Gas Company for a few bags of their Household Coke—just the quantity that can be taken into the promises conveniently, bearing in mind that. Weight for woight, coke is nearly double tho bulk of coal. Next, having cleaned the grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them with coke (the larger lumps may be used for this purpose^ upon this foundation lay your kindlings and local coals. Now start your lire, and replenish often with small quantities of local coals. Ihoso who learn this, the ABC of laying-a Are, for cooking a breakfast, will not readily forego the most certain and quickest method with so d fuel. For the mode of burning Gas Coke with out coal see advertisement in "Herald. FIRE ! FIRE ! — Salvage Salo now on at Garrett Broß.'. Wakefleld-strcct. ]STew Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers In Hion-sTREET, opposlt Mr W. Atkln's Printing Ofllce. E. W. BURTON. W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 1883. T\EVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. WELLS BROS., CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. Bricks,; Lime, Shells, Ash Tiles, &c.. always on hand. ■ Tj. E N C_ I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Bost Paling Fence of Puriri Posts, Hobart Rails and sft. Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heart Kauri, G6s per chain. Fence as above, with Split Kauri (Heart), 60s. Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence, 15s. Threo-rail Fence, Pnrln Posts and Hobart Rails, 17s 6d. Same in Ti-tree R^ils, 423. Picket Fences of ovory description. Gates, from 7s 6d to 10s each. . All kinds Fencing Materials For Sale, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hines & Co.). Nfß.—No connection with any other White. ENCING CHEAPER.-lst C: 2 H. Town Ralls, Puriri Posts, and H. Town Railings, per chain, £3 3a; 2nd C: do., do., £2 los6d; Heart Kauri Ralls. P. Posts, and H.T. Palings, £2 17s: do., with H.K. Palings, £2 lis; Kauri i>o_ts, Hall., nnd Palings. £2 Is ;S IX Rails, Puriri Posts. £1 18b; 3 H. Rails, Puriri Posts, £2 ss. Wiro Fences from 17s 6d per chain. Estimates for Repairs and any kind of Fenc ing. Gates, &c, to ordor.-JAMES WHITE, Fencer, Customs-street West, JAW PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. J. A. TOLE and C. W. CAVE (late of Travcrs and Cave, Wellington) have entered Into Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors, nnd will carry on business at thoir Offices, next the Bank of New Zealand, Queon-street, Auck land. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. NAMING STREETS. Attention is requested to tho following powers ;o affix Street Name Plates :— "It shall be lawful for the Council of the Borough from timo to time to caußO and to bo painted or affixed on a conspicuous part of somo houso or building at or near each end, cornor, or entrance of every street and in tho direction of tho line of such street, tho noma of such streot in legible characters." Penalty for obstruction or defacement, any turn not exceeding forty shillings. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, „ October 26,1833. 291 HITY OF AUCKLAND. rilE ADULTERATION PREVENTION ACT, 1880, AMENDMENT ACT, 1883. APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL IN SPECTOR, Notice is hereby given that tho City Council lavo appointed MR EDWARD WOOLFIELD Inspector (additional) undor tlio provisions of fte above Act. - P . A . phi UPS , Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, October 19,1883. . 286 HITY OF AUCKLAND. CITY POUND (In the Auckland Markot Yard). Notice is hereby given that the City Council _avo appointed MR CHARLES EDWARD McDONALD Poundkcopcr for tho above Pound (vice Mr rhos. Slater, resigned). p A pHILIpSi Town Clork. Town Clerk's Office, October 19,1883. 28b p(ITY OF AUCKLAND. .-..-. GRAFTON WARD. FIXING LEVELS OF SEVERN-STREET, NUGENT-STREET, AUBURN-STREET, BURLEIGH-STREET, and MOUNT EDEN ROAD From tlio Junction of Symonds-strcot to Junc tion of Gaol Road). Notice is hereby given to all persons Inter ested in tho above strcote that the ADJOURNED MEETING to fix tho lovcls will bo held at the 3ity Council Otlicos on THURSDAY, Novcm ior22nd,at<Uop.ni. p^pmups _ Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, October 20,1883. 159 piTY OF AUCKLAND FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that it is the intention of tho City Council to Fix the Lovcls of KYBER PASS ROAD (From Symonds-strcet to Gaol Road). Plans may bo seen In the City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested herein or liable to be aggrieved thereby will bo heard by the City Council at a Meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, tho 22nd day of November, 1883, at 6.30 p.m. , . , ~, All objections must be mado in writing, addressed to the Council, and sent to them not less than ten days beforo tho day appointed on which to hear objootiona. PHILIPS. ' " Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllce, li 7 October 20.1883. ■ y^ITY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. it in horebv notlfled that it is the intention of l,? City Council of Auckland to Fix the Levels ' f NEWTON ROAD (Between Karangahape Road and Symonds street). Plans may be seen in tho City Engineer's Ifflce, High-street, Auckland, within office lours, and all persons interested herein or iablo to bo aggrieved thereby will bo heard bjr he City Council at a Meeting to be held on THURSDAY, the 22nd day of November, 1883, it 6.30 p.m. I I All objections must be made in writing, od -1 reased to the Council, and sent to them not lcs3 1 than ten days before the day appointed on I which to hear objections. I P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, October 20,1883. 158 l



Personal. ' Kg MB LOUBERE, Photographer, is re- ~ft! § nnoßtcd to communicate with the STAB w| , Auckland. . —- ._ I IZZY DIXON, write to your mother at ; I Chnrch-Btrcet, Onehunga, as your latner ~: ■ nnd Bistorrefose to give me yonr address, v. . ni ,M.D_Hm. . .■'; | Medical. ; 1; FOR "WINTER COUGHS mid Bronchial _ | | THY AICKIjf SSV RU 1 vJj t( ■ EUCALYPTUS with Hyj-ophosphito of J, | #sk_£B^^ :: I certainly alterative and cnrnuve. >|> Try it for BROKCIIITI* and ASTHMA. Address:— !; THE PHARMACY. QOEWr-fr/nB-T. TDATSI RATSI HATSI-U» ; | Jti SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR TASTE* Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smelL , g Price, One Shilling a Bottle. ... | _SHARLAND fc CO., opposite Post-offlct. _ < THE Best Preparation extant lor prnmot- .'.-.. II me Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus v ilßOn 9 . 3 LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared „J ; torn the original formula of iWs . -Miner* authority by Charles B.tciiki., i'hni. .aceu- I Heal Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand). | junction of Pitt acd Grcy-Btrects, Auckland. ! ,| l D' R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL I AND STEEL FILLS.-The most popular 11 I medicine of the day. Price, 2s Gd a box -Colo nial Agents, Sharl*nd& Co., opposite the Post- . | office, \\ I LIVER REGULATING. ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, ■ No. A, are now known from Invcreargill ;.f to Mongonui as one of the most effective reme dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpidl DJges tive Function, Btlliousness, Chrome ConsUr*- | tlon, Flatulency, &c They arc a safe aperient, I 6d(ans^«c»ted> pHAßMACY QUKEN-BTREKT.I J CJHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, '| O Absolutely tho best remedy over made lor |, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS, 88 Price, «s6<l and 4s 6d a Bottle. ; ! SHARLAND & CO., onoosito Post-offlce. r,URE FOR" INDIGESTION - TONIC \J BALSAM:—a Genuine Llvor Regnlator l Price, 3s a botdo.-SHAKLAND & CO. (oppoj sitePostoffloeJ _________ _________ Auctions. \ JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWARD -EYDOK. :; ; TO-MORROW, OCTOBER 30, !, At li o'clock. ;' MOTTLED KAUrF CHEST OF DRAWERS.CHEFFONIERS, WASH STANDS AND DUCHESS DRESSING ...si TABLE, CUCKOO CLOCK, AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTICLES OF FCRNI* , ; TURK lit MOTTLED KAURI, BEAUTI- ..I fully finished, and almost new. Also, HORSEHAIR SUITE, IRON BED STEAD, NEW CARPETS, OIL- .j j CLOTH, KITCHEN TABLES, CHAIRS, | PICTURES, MIRRORS, &c. &c, &c. JOHN St. E. LEYDON HAVE been favoured with instructions 7 I from Mr George Smallcy (who is leaving , I the colony) to sell on the premises known as.the ~. Canterbury Houso, next to the London Dairy, J bottom of Grey-street, -,| I HIS SELECT AND ALMOST IWW STOCK J § OF FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. j ; WITHOUT RESERVE. ' j JOHN & E. LEYDON, j Auctioneers. \ TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30. i FURNITURE, TEA, PRODUCE, OATS, j &c., too., &C" M W. DOWDEN \ \ WILL Sell by Auction, at the Exchange ; J j Mart, To-morrow, at II o'clock, 1 FURNITURE — Tables, Chairs, J Chests Drawers, Bedsteads, Beddn*. ! Also. ! 50 Half-chesta T«» ' / . -. _■ 30 Boxes Tea > n 21 Sacks Pig Feed 2 50 Sacks Oats '. 30 Sacks Maize ■ ; 10 Bags Flour i. 25 Cheoso , _, ____ 7 5 Kegs Taranaki Fresh Butler. > A*3o ' 5, Fancy Goods, Steel Pens, &c, &c. . . \ TO-MORROW, at 1 o'clock. , PIANO, FANCY~GOODS, JAPANESE ' : * GOODS, &c. s. R. ARTH UR, Ct "\I7"ILL Bell by auction, at his Mart, to- I i- VV morrow (Tueeday), October SOth, at one J o'clock, .. ■■''Ml _ Houßohold Furniture and Effects, Piano, 7%3 Suites, Chests Drawers, Oheffonlere, ';§ Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Washstands, : fl Mattresses, Couches, Dressing Tables, __m_\\ - Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c. j Also Fancy Goods and Japanese Curios, &c.: J X WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 12 o'clock. ' ;v:'l ™ UNION-STREET. j JS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MUSICAL ia BOX (12 Tunes). g R. ARTHUR In XT AS received instructions from Mr H7 -aWt Jd P. Pilklngton (who is leaving Auokland) • Jjg ly to sell by auction at his residence, Dulwich Cot- ■ i-M tago, Union-street, on Wednesday, October 31, J^ at 12 o'clock noon, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS-; AS Horsehair Couch and Chairs, Mottled Kauri SI Chest Drawers and Washstand, Toilet Sets, _ Bedsteads, Handsome Carved Bedhead and ; -, j D Hangings, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses. Com- _ mode, &c., Galvanic Battery (Meyer and _, Motzler), Mußical Box, Books,—Encyolo i< piedia, Family Bible, Life of Christ, &o„— '- Loo Table, Mirror, Fenders, Oilcloth, Glass ____ and Earthenware, Meat Safe, Kitchen Uten sils, &c„ &o. But littlo used. On view the morning of the M WEDNESDAY, At 11 o'clock. .' :'sm FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!? On Account of ViTiom it May Concern. EX DEVONPORT. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction at his Mart, . Queen-street, on Tuesday, SOth instant, ' at 11 o'clock, on account of whom it may con- ' eern, . . ' i'JiaHl 100 SACKS FLOUR (MolrandCo.) 60 »-SACKS FLOUR (Moir and Co.) .'iH 80 l-SACKS FLOUR (Moir and Co.) 24 sacks SHARPS. SAMPLES AT MART. W. S. COCHRANE J [JAS. DACRK M 'WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. WATCHES, JEWELLERY, PLATED- :i WARE. j At the Temporary Mart, Queen-stkebt. THE subscribers will sell on Wednesday, 9 31st inst, at eleven o'clock, Gold and Silver Watches, Gold Chains, . I Neokleta, Alberts, Lockets, Rings, Bilver . Brooches, Pins, Charmß, Koys, PennUs, Plated Spoons and Forks, Opera Glasses, I Field Glasses, &c„ &o„ &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. j THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Ist. I WINES, SPIRITS, ALE, STOUT, I j ARROWROOT, BISCUITS, GROCERIES, IRON TANKS, &.C., &c, &c. , ~/jA 1235 CASES IRISH WHISKY, wn«^| I'OSITIVE instructions to sexj. . \ 50cases SCOTCH WHISKY, *' Rod Deer" "* r,n .. "Prince 60 » " " Charlie" .„ "Caledonian" !} fi " " „ "Scotia" 50 " ." " "Walker's " Kilmarmock" Also, 435 PACKAGES ALE, STOUT, PORT, SHERRY, RUM, BRANDY, BULK WHISKY,- GINGER WINE, *c, &c. And 5 TONS ARROWROOT, 1 TANK SHIP BISCUITS, 9 BAGS SHIP BISCUITS, TARTARIC ACID, JUJUBES, BIRD SEED, FRESH HERRINGS, J. NUTS, IRON TANK, &c, &c, &c. E. AND A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell __\ by auction, at their store, Queen-stroot, ,'. jn Thursday next, November Ist, at 11 o'clock, 1 . THE ABOVE. E. AND A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. 73 ■ ____v_i ——!il., '. ,^M Coullßuud on Fourth Fo««