Class 313, H°rse Rake-—One entry- No prrfflßs3H Broadcast Sowing Machine.— One entry. Highly commended, Reid and (;rCkss 315. Mowing Machine.—One entry. Commended, Reid and Gray. Class 310, Mowing Machine and Reaper Combined.-One entry. Commended, Reid anClas=es"3l7 to 319-No entries. Class 320, Chaff Cutter (hand power).— One entry. No award. Cla°a 321 Chad Cutter, with horse power attached.-Two entries. Highly com mended, Reid and they. Class 322, Portable Chaff Cutter, with elevator and screw-press combined.-One ntrv Hi"hly commended, John bhortt. Class 323, Steam Engine, suitable for Class 322.—0ne entry. Classes 324 to 329—N0 entries. Class 330, Cheese Press.—Two entries. NCWs 321 to 333-No entries. Class 334, Gorse and Titree Cuttor.—Two entries. Ist and 2nd prizes, Dunwoodie BlChiss 3315 New Zealand Flax-dressing Machine.— One entry. Highly commended, t c Taylor, by Morrin and Co. 'Class 330, Windmill Pump (complete), price not to exceed £15.-One entry. Class 337, Implements Imported or other wise—Five entries.

Carriages, &c.

At previous shows vehicles were relegated to a place amongst local manufactures; this year owing to tho increase in the number of exhibits, it has been determined to group them in a division by themselves. The section is divided into 15 classes, but in several of these classes there are no exhibits. Tho only exhibitors from the ranks of the local manufacturers are Messrs W. &. E. Bas ten who show a handsome landau, a double «eated side-bar buggy, and a Malvern tanden dogcart. Messrs B. Tonka and Co. exhibit several handsome American buggies. Messrs Reid and Gray's exhibit is 3ic model of a gooJ, strong, and cheap farmdrny. In the extra class, Messrs W. and E. Basten show a 'bus to carry fifteen passengers, which is ft triumph of tho coachbuilder's art. It is handsomely trimmed in crimson velvet.

Judges: Messrs A. Dunwoodio, T. Belcher, and R. Hendry. Stowards : Messrs T. Short, W. Waters, andJ. Phillips.

■ Class 339—N0 entry. Class 340, Best Dog Cart—Ono entry. \\ . and E. Basten, Ist prizo. Classes 341 and 342—N0 ontrics. Class 343, Best Single-seated Buggy- Three entries. Ist prizo, B. Tonks and Co. Class 344, Best Double-seated Buggy- Two entries. Classes 345 and 346—N0 entries. Class 347, Best Carriage—One entry. Ist prizo, W. nnd E. Ba9ten. Class 345, Best Farm Waggon—Ono Class 349, Best Express Waggon—Ono entry. Class 350, Farm Dray with Frame—Ono entry. Class 351—N0 entry. Class 352, Best Town Carriers Spring Cart—One entry. Classes 353 to 35G—No entry. • Extra Class.—Ono entry, viz., \\. and E. Basten, Metropolitan 'Bus to carry 12 passengers inside and 3 out, trimmings in crimson velvet, painted in bull', lines in crimson and buff.

New Zealand Manufacture and Produce.

Class 357, Profierved Fruit, 12 tins or bottles—Ono entry.

Classes 358 and 359—N0 entries,

Class 360, Biscuits, Cabin—One entry. First prize, J. Bycroft. Class 361, Biscuits, Fancy—One entry. First prize, J. Bycroft. Class 362, Bread mado from N.Z. Flour- Four entries. Ist prizo, C. Johnston ; 2nd, Evans ; Grubb, highly commended. Class 3G3, Baking Powder—Ono entry.

Class 304—N0 entry. Class 3G5, Soap (each oxhibit not loss than 561bs)—One entry. Class 360, Soap, Fancy- Ono entry.

Class 367—N0 entry. Class 368, Best Apiarian Appliances (Bee-hives, &c.)— One entry. First prize, Bagnell Bros. Class 3G9 (Alo, not less than 5 gallons. The brand on casks to bo maclo invisiblo beforo being delivered on the ground. Tho date of brewing and price to bo affixed on cask)— Suitor, highly commended : no prize being awarded beeauso of one competitor. Class 415, Best Collection Woollen Goods —Ono entry. Ist pri/.0, Kaiapoj Wollen

Co. Class 410, Blankets, bestassortment—One ontry. Ist prize, Kainpoi Wollen Co. Class 417, Flannels, best assortment —Ono entry. Ist prize, Kainpoi Woollen Co. Class 370, Porter, samo conditions—Ono entry. Classes 371 to 377—N0 entry. Class 378, Best Assortment of Leather, in aide—One entry. Classes 979 to 3SO—No entries. Class 381, Harness (cart), ditto leading and shaft—Ono entry. First prizo, North and Davfcs. ■ Class 382, Harness (buggy) ditto—Ono entry. First prizo, North and Daviea. Classes 383 to 380—No entries. Class 387, Collection of Tinware—Two ntries. Ist prize, McCaul. A. Waito first prize for cannisters, etc. Class 388—No entry. Class 389, Best Collection of Seeds—Ono entry. Ist prize, Steadman. Classes 390 to 397—N0 entries.

Judge: Mr Malam. Clfuax 398, Best Collection of Earthenware Milkpans, Butter-crocks, Horse-Mangers, Cattle Troughs, and Btablo Paving Bricks —One entry. Class 399, Garden and Greenhouse Goods, oa Vases, Flowor-pots, Arborettes and Fountains—One entry. Class 400, Sanitary Goods, such as Dram Pipes, Closet Pans, Sinks, and Stench Pipes —One entry. Class 401, Best of Brick 3 (of all patterns), Kitchen Sinks, and Chimney Pots—One entry. Ist prize, Boyd, Class 402, Fives Clay Goods, ns used for the following:—Gas Iron, Sulphur, Soap Works, Bakers' Ovens, &c—One entry. Judges : Messrs flotham and W. Dunwoodis. Classes 403, 404, 405—N0 entry. Class 406, Cooking Stoves and Ovens, bos,t collection—Two entries. Ist prizo, McCaul; 2nd, Smith. Classes 407 to 414—N0 entry. Judges : Messrs Wright and Murchie. Special Prizes by Mb John Lamb. Class 418, Bread, home-made, from locally-grown Wheat, made by Fanner's Daughter—Two entries. Ist prize, Eliza beth Crowe ; 2nd, Miss Anderson. (Sass 418a, Bread, home-made, from locally-grown Wheat, made by Farmer's Domestic Servant—Two entries. Ist prize, S. A. Jones; 2nd, M. J. Moore. Extra Exhibits. Bichard Woolton, Ginger Beer Powder H. A. H. Hitchens, Collection of Blood Restorer James Haslett, Sweet Essence of Rennet. The judge had no means of judging of its Ser'viee and Fitton, Collection of Bicycles, imported and locally made Mm R.^Hobbs, Fruit Preserved in Sali cylic Aoid, three varieties of plums, nec tarine, peach, and plum J. Edson, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Glacialine for preserving, Milk Food, &c., Montserrat Lime Fruit Juice, <tu.d Cor dials. Ist prise Minefield, Preserved Fjsfe. i Williams, Collection of Fish, "VVm Edgar, Collection of Dyed Mats George McCaul, Collection of SpoHting, Lead Edge, and Ordinary Ridgecap. Ist Pr john Shortt, Tb*t«h-Making Machine A. Bonar, Egg BoxjN.Z. Manufactory), eafeand cleanly for keepwg or exporting Siy number J «ggs wfthoui package or Collection of Biscuits • Joseph Robley, Superior I annaceous Food & Infants, Young Children, wd Invalids . _. ~ Joseph Robley, Digestive Biscuits Joseph Robley, Digestive Brown Bread Joseph Robley, Digestive Meal for Por "(Fg. Bill and Co., Collection of Pioneer Paints - i J, and T.. Mason, Collection Qf Auck land-Manufactured Perfumery, Hair Wash, J Dup^uy," Collection of Yeost Powder, Is -dlb: Blue-black Office Ink and Marking Ink, Lubrecating Oil, Soldering Fluid, Trading Paper, Sealing and Cobbler s Wax, Bottling Wax specially adapted to the Climate, Blacking, Laundry Preparations, Drugs, and Japanned Goods. Ist prize. H &C. Farnwoi-th(Otahuhu), Sideboard made of New Zealand woods, 6ft 9in ? 2ft, Collection of Kauri Gum °^Waitef(Sa e;-makin g Plant, local Ventilator, suitable for ventilating stabling «r large buildings . J. geid, Drill Harrow, £4;.Grabber, ,Jo; Horse Hoe, £6; Winnowing Machine, Thrashing Machine with Shakers, 1 ,dqz Wire Straining Bracket*, 1b 3d eaoh ••

Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Co. (limited), Assortment of rope : —Manilla Rppo, Jin, Cd per inch ; New Zealand Flax Rope, Jin. 3d per inch : New Zealand Clothes Lines, Slbs, 121bs, lGlbs and 201bs ; New- Zealand Tarred Rope ; Europe Rope ; Plough Line; Moulding Lashing ; Sample sin. Flat Rope ; New Zealand tlax Binder Twine ; Manilla Binder Twine ; New Zea land flax Store Twine ; New Zealand flax Counter Twine ; New Zealand flax Matting 3-4, 4-4, u-4 wide. First prize.

Fraser and Tinne'B collections were—3 ton Steam Locomotive, radiating crane, mounted on cast-iron carriage, made to the order of tho General Government; Forged Piston and Rod for Steam Hammer, made from scrap-iron at Fraser & Tinne's forge, capable of making forgings of this class up to 2 tons weight; Steam Launch En gine, h.p., diameter of cylinder 7iin. by Bin. stroke; Hydraulic Mining Jet, with nozzles, made to the order of P. Comiskey, Esq., for West Coast Gold Mining; 1 Powerful Double Purchase Crab Winch ; 2 Patent Valveless Steam Donkey Engines, as used in most of tho small coasting steamers about Auckland.

Culinary Vegetables.

Tho exhibits in this section are excellent, though their number is not so great as might have been expected.

Class 419, Cucumbers, Best Brace—Two entries. Ist prize, E. B. Houlton ; 2nd, P. J. Palmer.

Class 420, Cucumbers, Single Fruit—Two entries. Ist prize, E. B. Houlton ; 2nd, W. J. Palmer.

Class 421, Asparagus, 50 Heads —Two on trios. Ist prize, William Percival. Class 422, Potatoes, Kidney, 12—Five on trios. Ist prize, William Barnes; 2nd, Ed. Bailey. Class 423, Potatoes, Round—Four en tries. Ist prize, E. B. Houlton ; 2nd, John Abbott.

Class 424, Potatoes, Collection of 9 sorts, 12 of each Variety—Three entries. Ist prize, Ed. Bailey ; 2nd, Henry Waito. Class 425, Rhubarb, 6 Stalks—Four entries. Ist prize, W. Reay; 2nd, W. Barnes (Parnell). Class 420, Onions, from Seed—Three entries. Ist prize, W. Barnes (Parnell); 2nd, Ed. Bailey. Class 427, Cauliflower, 2 Heads—Two entries. Ist prize, W. Reay; 2nd, W. Barnes.

Class 423, Cabbage, 2 Heads—Four entries. Ist prize, W. Reay; 2nd, William Barnes.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

Cambridge, this day Sncees of To Aroha Crushing.

Tho Chairman of the Piako County Council has received the following telegram from tho managor of tho tramway nnd battery atTo Aroha:—" I havo to congratu late you on tho woll-desorvod success of your efforts to develop To Aroha gold fields. Tho stuff in tho battery is shaping beyond expectation."

[PER J'UKS-S ASSOCIATION. J

Wanc.anui, this day,

Found Drowned,

Tho body of a man named Josoph Sliolly, who has been missing since Thursday last, was found in tho river this morning by dragging. Tho party was with his wifo and™ brother-in-law at 9 o'clock on Thurs day evening, and left ostensibly to get somo supper beer, but nothing had since been hoard of him. Ho camo from the Buller where ho had previously boon an hotelkecper, and afterwards was in tho employ of tho Harbour Board, and it was thought at tho time that he had gone thoro by the Wallace, which left tho same evening for tho west coast of tho other Island, as ho had somo money to como to him thoro. It is not known whother tho case is ono of suicido or accident. No cause is assigned for the former. An inquest will bo hold.

Chmstchurch, this day

About 3 o'clock this morning, James Waltham's browory was discovered on firo. The City and Railway Brigades turned out, but the wooden portion of tho building was almost entirely destroyed. Tho damago is estimated at £300. Insurance in tho South British, £700 ; in the London Livor pool and Globo, £850; in tho Australian Mutual, £850; in tho London Liverpool and Globe ho had £500 on tho malt-house, which was of brick, and only partly damaged.

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.

Tho Folks.

Tiieuh was another largo audienco at tho Opera House last ovdning, whon Mr and Mrs Polk and their talented company again appeared to great advantago in "Ths Strategist." Another performance will bo given this evening, and should attract a good attendance.

SUPPOSED DROWNING AT BAY OF ISLANDS.

B^ the arrival of the Argylo from Northern ports to-day, we learn that ono of Mr Wigmore's sons has reported last Thursday seeing a boat, painted red inside, containing four men, beating into the Bay, suddenly capsize. All hands are supposed to be lost.

FIRES IN THE SOUTH.

Dcnedin, this day. A tire broko out at ono o'clock this morn ing in Hatton, King, and Co.'a confec tionery factory, Hanover-street. The front part of the building was completely gutted. A small quantity of stock was saved. No explanation of the origin can be given, but it is supposed that it must have been caused by a spark from stoves. The property Is insured for £1,200 in the London and Lan cashire.-and £240 on the building, on plant and machinery £480 in the Equitable, and the same in the Australian Mutual. Mr Hatton states that the building is over insured, but the stock and plant were worth nearly £3,000. He expects the firm to lose heavily.

R.M. COURT.—This Day.

(Before H. G. Soth Smith, Esq., R.M.) Judgments fqr Pi*wnm.-W.Mooaghaii v M. Breakall, .claim £5, costs 13s; A. Buckiand v. G. Qpf, £12. 10s 6d, costs £2 5s (Mr Browning for plaintiff); A, Lay bourn and Co. v. Robert A. Downey, £11 5s c™ ts £2 Cs (Mr Theo. Cooper for■ ptan tiffs); J. G. Watson y. John B. Kilhan, M 0b ' costs Iss ; William Aitken f James Glarkson, £30 lls 4d, costs fl 10s (Mr S. Hesketh for plaintiff); fohnTumpkin v. C. A. Robertson £1 12s 8d costs 13s; Win. Speakman v. R. Best, *■! -lRq costs 12s; Geo. Herbert y. John SopSt, £ 211. 9d, costs £?fe (Mr Theo. Br for pkjntiff); % VS L John Robinson, £2 «?, coste £1 2s Sd j L D Nathan & Co, y. James Johnston, £22 Ms, costs U 8k (Mr George for plaintiff.) (Left sitting.,)

Auckland Sharemarket.

NovisWHEB 8.

Darwin-Ts ad, Fs; buyers, 8s; sellers 8s Cd "»-* ■ JOSEPH KTOJI^

CABLEGRAMS.

[eF.UTER's TELF.ORAJIS.] (Received—Bth Nov., 12.40 p.m.) The Grounded Steamer Rodondo. Melbourne, this day. The steamship Rodondo, which went ashore on Lonsdale reef on Tuesday night and was subsequently beached, is now full of water, and her position is deemed very critical. Tho Franco-Chinese War. Paris, November 7. Official despatches from Tonquin an nounce that Admiral Courbet has decided to postpone until next month his projected advance against Bao Ninh. Telegrams are also to hand stating that the Chinese are preparing to offer a desperate resistance to the French attack. Death of tho False Prophet. Alexandria, Nov. 7. Reports have reached here from the Soudan that El Mahdi, the false prophet, and loader of the rebellion in Kordovan, is dead. Amsterdam, Nov. 7. The Executive Commissioners for the Netherlands have made a recommenda tion to tho Minister for Foreign Affairs that decorations should be conferred upon tho representatives of the Australian colonies at the recent exhibition in this city.

AUSTRALIAN.

Australian Markets.

Melbourne, November 7. Tho Melbourne manager of the National Mortgage and Agency Company, New Zea land, reports of the local grain market as follows:—Wheat depressed; shipping parcels, 4s 3d. Malting barley, 4s 8d to 5s sd. Quotations aro.nominal. NowZoaland oats quiet; feeding sorts, 2s lOd to 3s Id ; milling sorts, 3s Id to 3s 2d. At their wool salo this week, Mossi-b Goldsborough and Co. (Limited) sold 4,500 bales. Greasy morino brought up to 14d, and acoured pieces to 18Jd.

Queensland. Parliament.

Brisbane, this day.

The noWy-olected Parliament met yes terday, when Mr Groom, the Opposition Candidate, was appointed Speaker of tho Legislative Assembly by a majority of 29 to 18.

ST. ANDREW'S BAZAAR.

Thk fancy and useful bazaar in aid of tho funds of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was oponed this afternoon in tho now auction rooms of Messrs Cochrano and Sons, Queen-streot, by tho Rev. A. Carriek, minister of tho Church, and under the patronage of tho congregation of St. Androws and tho public of Auckland. Upon entering the rooms it could bo seen at a glanco that tho efforts of tho ladies and friends had been a labour of lovo, and that nothing had boon spared to mako tho bazaar a financial success, for rarely have wo seen .such an attractive array of stalls, or such a numorous collection of useful and ornuniontul articles set out with Biich artistic skill. Thero aro somo fastidious persons who aro over ready to object to tho omploymont of bazaars ns a moana of raising fundfl for any ptrposo, howovor oxcellont and praiso worthy such a purposo may bo, and especially when inaugurated In favour of a church. Despito thoso objections, It \tt difficult to soo n sufficient .reason why a woll-furnishcd bazaar like that of St. Andrew's should not bo grafted on to tho work of a church, particularly whon wo consider that it gives an opportunity to n great many persons to help in a good causo who would not bo so ablo to assist largoly in tho way of pecuniary contributions. Thoro are, moreover, in connoction with colonial congregations, ladies who havo loisuro nt their disposal, but who do not possess largo means ; ladies who can om ploy their tirno in producing fancy article* and articles of domestic \iso, tho Balo of which may add materially in augmenting tho needed funds, and thoy aro as well entitled todovoto tho artistic labour of their hands to tho Church as others are to givo monetary assistance. Tho floral decorations by Messrs Goldio and Gillespio woro artistic and attractive. Messrs E. Bartloy, J. K. Blakie, J. \V. Jones, and J. J. Holland as sisted in fitting up tho utolls and decorating tho room, under tho supervision of a sub committee, viz. :—Captains Lo Roy, I). 11. McKonzio, W. Anderson, and Messrs M. A. Clark, Campboll, and J. Haslott. Tho Art Gallery was also in chargo of a sub-com mittee, tho most active member being Mr J. J Holland. Tho attractions aro numerous, and the stalls ladon withWl kinds of articles. Tho following ladicß presido :— No. I.— Mosdamos Arch. Clark, son., M. A. Clark, C. C. McMillan, and^ Thos. Morrin, Assistants—Misses Russoll (2) Kooke, Brnco (2), McKay, Stewart (2), Tonks, Pratt, Goldsbro'. No. 2.—Mosdamcs Stockwell, Carrick, T. Whitson, H. W. Heath, Cowen. As sistants—Misses Mowbray, WUitson (2), Armitago, O'Neill, Blalkie, Howin, Roy, Holland (2), Baker. No. 3.—Mcsdamos Keir, Campbell, F.J. Bonnctt, J Kirkwood, Miss Haslott. As sistants—Misses Campbell, Shera, Koi* (2). George (2), Finlav, Aloxandor, Clayton, Williams, Frazer, Mrs and Miss Moore. No 4.—Mesdames Chapman, G. Fraser, Assistants: Mrs John Roid, Misses M. Chapman, Maxwell, McLennan, Croker, Wiiiks, Fraser, McKenzie, Slater, Patterson, Gilmour, Robinson. No. 5 (Flower Stall).—Mrs Donnes. As sistant, Miss Katie Fraser. No. 6 (Refreshment Stall).—Mrs W. Culpan. ~ , In looking round tho stalls for purposes of description ono is bewildered by the use ful and ornamental goods of evory design displayed in superabundance. Tho ladles of the Church and their numerous frionda having worked with a will and spared no expense, they richly merit tsho practical support and patronage of tho public. In examining Mrs Arch. Clark's stall wo found many rare and artistic noveltios, but must content ourselves by mentioning just a few. Ono thing noticeable is tho very low prices at which the goods are marked. Among the heavy-laden tables wo noticed a very handsome wool-work sofa blnnkot, beautifullydosigned, sunflowers and lilies m arrasene.Mrs.C. C. McMillan ; silk Japanese banner-soreen and cushion in white and blue and crimson and white, sent from London, and given by Mrs Stevenson ; an occasional table in blue and gold, with hand-painted flowers, Mrs James Clark; a number of oil paintings in gilt easels, Mrs James Clark; many artistically designed cushions, worked by Mrs C. C. McMillan, and Mrs Arch. Clark; a number of 5 o'clock tea opsios in arrasene, crewel, and embroidery, Mrs C. C, McMillan; a Utrecht velvet ohalr of exquisite design in arrasene, by Miss Rooke s several foot stools, various designs in crewel silk, beads, and embroidered, Mrs C. C. McMillan ; fanoy occasional table, Miss Pritt; duet stool, nicoly worked, Misses McCrae; fancy stool, richly embroidered, Mrs M. A. Clark; mantel drapery, in embroidered cloth, artistic design, Miss Woolnough ; Japanese cushion, in silk embroidery, Miss Rooke; hand-painted brackets, Miss Norrie; new design macrdme work, table mats, Misses McCrae; occasional table, handaome design, representing apples and .-esthetic design, Mrs Archibald Clark and Mrs C. C. McMillan j beautlfully worked arrasene cushion, Mrs M. A. Clark ; a large number of useful articles made by Mrs Arch. Clark and Mrs C. C. McMillan, for which, at the prices marked, a ready sale may be safely predicted ; Mr Matthew Clark has given a large number of novelties in toys, albums, musical instruments, &c. An entirely new idea in connection with this'etali ja"due to the ingenuity and thoughtfßlnasß pf.MraT. Morrin, who has Kiven great assistance to Mis A. pjark and Mrs McMillan, It is a very large shoe, covered with dolls of all sizes and desonr, tions, and placed in chargeof Mr McMillan a. two little daughters and Miss Daisy Whewoll; close by is a large doll s-houso, which should bo seen by all tiie doll-loving little friends in Auckland, No doubt the stool Kiven by Mrs-T. Murray, and thg dolls-house by Mrs Clark, will attract large pumbersofthe young people, and bnng a goodly sum into the treasury. The ofhciala of St, Andrew's Church may be con gratulated on having such earnest andhard, working friends, who have spa*od neither time nor money to make the bazaar inevevy sense of the word a success. A number o other ladies and friends have contributed already to the attractions of the bazaar, but this notice has already exceeded our space, and further mention of the exhibits must be deferred to mfaW J9?!! c-

EXCURSIONS AND AMUSE MENTS.

Excursions.

The following excursions by water will take place tomorrow in connection with tho general holiday. To the Kawau, the island home of Sir George Grey, X.C.8., by the s.s. Macgregor, storting from Queen-street Wharf at 10 o'clock a.m. to Waiwera (hot springs), s.a. Argyle, starting at 10 o'clock ; to Motutapu, s.s. Glenelg, where a cricket match will be held on the island between master mariners and officers in ' Her Majesty's Customs (Artillery Band in attendance), leaving wharf, at 10 o'clock a.m. Naturalists' Field Club: excursion to Rakino Islands, per p.s. Tainui, leaving Queen-street Wharf at 9 a.m. Blue Ribbon excursion to St. Helier's, by p.s. Tongariro, leaving the wharf at 10, 12, 2 and 4 o'clock. Amusements. The following entertainments are an nounced for to-morrow evening : — Abbott's Opera House. —Mr Polk's Special Comedy Company, " The Strate gist " (most amusing). Theatre Royal.—A grand concert in aid of St. Benedict's Church Fund ; con ductor, Mr Angelo Forrest. Tho pro gramme of this concert is published, and the songs, solos, and musical selections are from the works of the best authors and composers, while tho names of the musicians and singers are a guarantee that ample value for money will be given. St. Andrew's Bazaar will be open during the evening with its variety of musical and artistic attractions. Mr Horace Dean-will Bhow up in the Lome-street Hall with a numerous com pany in connection with a promenade con cert. A Social Gathering will be held in the Richmond Primitive Methodist Church, consisting of short speeches, music, and singing.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY; NOVEMBER 8, 1883.



n«v Shilling.—Hay's Fine Art Union pOvPt?d at Mr BaUeyTtobaccon&t, 176, Queen handing over tickote, «Wm w 'Vy^w Bemittances In a™™.^ 1? 1 U re coive prompt attention. FIIW Jf™6^-^ye. A subscriber £SS*3y' »■»'s uXtsaCOneShilling each.^IADVT.I



Tho ntenio of the Baptist Evangelistic Soctoty fed thely Menda w(\l be held at^lrken. head instead ot Bi. flilfeii's Buy, as tho Tonga riro does Tot lo»vo tdv M IfttoF Blftcp PlO a.m, Parties desirous of obtaining suitable (ore selecting clsowhoro.—[Advt.J



Lost and Found. SS. REWARD.—Lost, on November 2, between Mr Cnrr's, Rcmuera, and No. 8, Queen-street, the Spring of a Mangle.—Anyone returning tho same to No, 8, Quoon-atrcct, will receive tho above reward. LOST, between Ponaonby Koad and Queen-streot, Specification for Mr Crombio's Building, Franklin Koad.-A reward of 10s will bo paid by returning it to E. Elllng ham, Qrocor, Queen-street OST, on Thursday last, a small Black and Tan English Terrlor (a brass collar on). —Any person returning tho sanio to Maxfleld s Stablo, Queen-street, will bo rewarded; If do talned will bo prosecuted. FOUND, Throe Trinkots from watch chain.—Apply STAR Ofllce. Aquatics- ■^nrr ha v regatta. PRINCE OF WALKS'S BIHTHDAY, 0-rn NOVKMBKK. Tho p.s. ENTKRPIUSK will lcavo the Qugoh streot Wlmrf for tho Whau Hegntla on KHIDAY, 9th November, at 7 and 10 a.m., carrying pasaengcrH, etc. RETURN TIOKKTB : 2n Gn. All Boats must bo Shipped by the 7 a.m. boat Sporting. mHAM E S JOCKEY CLUB. NOMINATIONS For Hurdles, Steeplechase, Thumps Plato, and Goldtlclds Handicap to bo aout to the Secretary, Thames, or to Captain Hundley, Vulcan ]jine, Auckland, beforu 8 p.m. on 10th November. 1). R. GKLLKON. Hon. 3«c. "IVT X L B O U R N E C UP. TO HOLDKRS OF SUCCESSFUL NUMBEUS IN LA DONS CONSULTATION ON THK MELBOURNK CUP. S. A. ASHER (City Loan Office, 280, Queen street) wishes to notify that he Is prepared to Purohaso sueccssful numbers in tile übovo Con- HUlUition. Persons wishing to dispose of their interest ran havo tho Full Net Value for Cush Prizes AT ONCE. Thoso holding Horsos, and wishing to dispose of the sumo, can obtain tho Full Not Value on and after the l!th of Novem ber; ADAM BE D E. AUCKLAND SUMMER RACK MEETING, 18S3-SJ. A Novelty Company on the above Meeting will bo formed by the undersigned on tho same principle which has given such universal satis faction in previous years, viz :— 4,000 SUBSCRIBERS AT £1 EACH,: To bo divided amongst all horses entered In TIIIHTKKN DIKFKICKN'T RACKS during till) MOOt- ABOUT KM PHIZES, Hanging from about £5 to £300. Fall particulars sent with ovory Ticket, and on application. Application by frtUr onli/. oncloslng two stamps with exchango on cheques, or by money order, bank notas, or draftx. Registered letters or telegrams will not on any account bo re ceived. If bunk notes are sent, ploaso uuo two onvelopcs, ono sealed and placed Insldo tho other. P.O. orders preferred when procurable. Address— ADAM BEDE, Oaro of H. N. Annorr, Box No. 2, Post Olllco, Auckland. Electoral. r\ NEHU NG A BOKOU V, H. TO THE BURGESSES. Ladies and Gknti.kjjkn,—Tho Annual Elec tion for Mayor will take placo thin month. At tho request of many of my friends I have docidod to becomo a Candidate for tho olllco, and most respectfully hopo I may have your support at tho Poll if required. Your faithful Servant, J. D. JACKSON. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All aro invited. Recent arrivals cordially inTltod. UNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE CO., LIMITED. The Annual Goneral Meeting of tho Share holders in the abovo Company will bo hold at tho ofllce of Mr Jno. Batger, 187, Queen-street, on THURSDAY, 15th lnsU at olevon o'clock. Business : Torecolvo Directors' Roport and Balance-shoot, Election of Two Directors In the placo of Messrs W. S, Laurie and L, D, Nathan, who retiro, but, bplng eligible, olfor themselves for re-election; and Election of Two Auditors. By ordor of tho Board of Direotors, THOMAS BELL, Manager. Auckland, Bth November, 1883. Shipping. a. s£ IVTOTICE TO CON J3I SIGNEES. •^gteSQim Tho British Barque "^^ShSS*—***^From Oamaru, has o'ntcrcd at H.M, Customs, Consignees are requested to prosont Bills and pay Freight bpfore MONDAY, tho 12th, to Master on board, otherwise Cargo will bo landed and stored at Consignees' risk and oxpense. _- j- - TjIXCURSION TRJP TO JaPss£;Kj, -*— riverhead. wSgSlliifpSSlF Tho s.b, JO will lcaro Auck. WB6aKaas^ land Wharf on SUNDAY NEXT, 11th INST., AT 10 A.M., Returning from Riverhoad at 4 o'clock. Pas sengers may embark or land at any part of tho Faros, 2s. Roturo tickets on board, licensing Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND (EAST). NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO REMOVE A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISES. I, GEORGE ISLES PANTER, of Queen-street, in the City of Auckland, boing tho Holder of a Publican's License, in respect of tho houso and premises situatoin Queon-strct, Auckland afore said, in the Licensing District of City East, and known as tho "Wayoriey Hotel," do hereby givo notico that I dooiro to obtain, and vnll, at tho noxt Licensing Mooting, to bo holderi at Auckland on tho fifth day of Dccombor, 1883, apply for the Removal of tho Liconso for tho aforesaid house and promises to a houso situate at Queen-street, Auokland aforesaid, in tho Licensing District of City East of orosaid, known asPoweU's DinjiigRopms,and cpntaming nino Board and Residence. /~iOMFORTABJ(E Residence with Board \J for Twq or Tlu'eo Gontlomcn; situation exceptionally good.—Address at Stak Offico, LD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Eden Orescent, has Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tleman, with privato sitting-room if required. Plunge and Bhower bath. TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING P'OQMS, opinion o! Wynflham and Albert streets. Board' anpl Lodging, m psf weelf. Meals at all hours.—G. Jqhnston, Managor.. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HQBSQNrSTREET. Board and Lodging •• ~ ■■ 61^00^ fingJoßoora ~ .. 26»perWeek



Wanted. ■\\7~ANTED, Photographic Artist, one VT who understands tho American Ferro type process.— Apply to W. Benson, Eagle Hotel, A 1 bort-strcct, Auckland. WANTED, Carpenters.— Apply at once to Garrctt Bros., Wakcflcld-strcet WANTED, a Carpenter; none but good tradesmen need apply; also, an Im prover.—Apply on job, opposite burial ground, North Shore. WANTED. -Advertiser, who thoroughly understands business of a general store, requires Situation as Manager or Assistant; satisfactory references; pecuniary security if re quired.—Apply W.F., Stab Office. WANTED, at once for Waikato, a good Shoeing and General Smith.—Apply Geo. Lambert, E. Porter and Co., Ironmongers. WANTED, 2 First-class Canvassers; salary and commission.—Apply Atkin son and Co., Publishers, Advertising andGencral Commission Agents, Stiehbury's Buildings, Queen-street. WANTED, an Assistant Slaughterman. —Apply G. Hulme. Butcher, Queen-st ANTED, 20 Good Pick and Shovel Men.—Apply before 8 o'clock to-morrow morning, Conlon and Regan, Dublin -street, Newton. WANTED, Two Practical Grooms, accustomed to double harness.—Apply W. Crowthcr, Wolloßley-stroet East. WANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once at A. Wright's, Shortland-street. WANTED, a Job by an Improver at Carpentering. — Address WES, Stab Office. WANTED, at once, Good Improver to Carpentering.—Apply to G. Glasscow, Bulldor, back of Brown's Grocory Store, between 8 and H to-morrow morning. ANTED, an Improver at Cabinet making and French Polishing, and Smart Boy to make himself useful.—Apply Cheap Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East. ANTED, 3 Improvers for the House Carpentering.—Apply to R. and It. Dudor, Devonport. WANTED, 20 Young Men of Good Appearance to have their likeness taken by the Great American Ferrotype Process.—Mr Uonson will be in attendance, opposite tho Fire ball, Albert-street, on MONDAY NEXT, tho 12th of November, between the hours of 11 and 3. WANTED, for tho country, a strong, useful Youth, to carry out bread occa sionally. A good home to a useful lad.—Apply J. Clarksou, 87, Grey-street, WANTED, a respectable Youth to Drive a Baker's Cart-Apply to T. J. Philip, Baker, Karangahapo Road, Newton. WANTED, on« or two strong Youths ns Strikers. Apply early.—Dock Iron Works. WANTED, a respectable Youth as Ap nrentlco to tho Drapery. — Apply to Mllno and Choyce. WANTED, an Active Youth, about 15 or 10, for tho Bakehouse.—Apply H. Ford, Baker and Confcctionor, near Dudcr's Storo, Devonport. ___ ~X\T ANTED, a Youth tor tho Manchester Vt Department; also a strong Lad for doliverlng parcels.—Apply to Garllck and Cran well, Houso Furnlahors, Queen-street WANTED, Four Respectable Lads, up to Bottling, &c—Johnstono and Co., Rallway-Blroot, Parnell. WANTED, a fow Boys at GledhiU's Cordial Factory, Wellcslty-Btreet WANTED, a itrong Boy.—Apply to Mr Barton, Stah Ofllce. WANTED, a Boy about 10; must be able to mllk.-Apply at 9 a.m. to YVlok liain's Grocery Store, Hotwon-street. ANTED, a Nurseglrl; roferonccs required. - Apply Mrs C. 8. Shaylo George, Graf ton Koad. WANTED, a respectablo young Girl, to aaalst Cook in kltohon, and sleep at homo.—Apply at onco, Harbour Vlow House. WANTED, a Young Girl ob General Servant immediately.—Mrs W. Porter, Tobacconist, Queen-street. ANTED, an Elderly Woman as House keeper for a single man. — Apply on Saturday to Stah OlHoe. - WANTED, Elderly Porson to take care of nn invalid. — Apply Mrs Itamsay, buck of Sulfolk Hotel, Pongonby. WANTED.Friday, Housokcoper(Hotol). servants kept; Housemaid (Thames); Laundress, General and Housemaid (prlvato family), 2 middle-aged Women, J8 Genornls. good situations, town and country.—Mrs Whlt eombe'fl ltogistry. WANTED, n Married Couplo with a Family to undortako tho Milking of a lot of Cows on shares, for a Cheoso Factory.— Apply at the ofllce of J. M. Ijcnnox, Land Agent, Queen-street, at ten o'clock on Monday next, November 12th, 1883. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Macdonald, Ontario Villa, Albert Park. _____ WANTED, General Servant.—Apply Royal Hotel. Onehunga. WANTED, a Gonoral Servant, where housemaid is kopt—Mrs John Cham bors, Prlnces-Btroct ANTED, a Gonoral Servant,—Apply Newton Hotel. ANTED, an Apprentice and Impro vers to tho Dressmaking. — Apply to Miss Daw, Wood-strcot, Ponsonby. ANTED, Ono or Two Boarders, near town; good tablo kept; terms, IBs.— Address It. Eaglcton, Hairdresser. Quoon-strcot. ~X\T ANTED, 3 respectable Young Men as V } Boarders in prlrato family, 5 minutes' walk from Quoen-streot; comfortablo sitting room, and uso of piano.—Apply Stah office WANTED to Kent, 4 or 5 room Houso, near or In town. —Apply F.X., Star Olllce. ——— WANTED, a kind poroon to Adopt a llttlo Buby Girl, nine months old.—Ap ply Star Ofllco. WANTED, Tenders, until Monday next, for Painting and Paporing (labour only).—Apply Now Houso, Baytleld, Ponsonby. WANTED, Orders for Ladies' and Chil dren's Boots and Shoes, to measure, at tho usual retail prices. AH-ordors promptly executed—at ono day's notice, if required.— T. Prosßer, Upper Quoon-atroet WANTED —Quito true! you can got Good Voluo for your money at Brown's Drapery, Clothing, and Mllllnory Establlsh ninont, Parnoll. WANTED, Crowds to inspect our Stonk of Cheap Millinery and Mantlos. — Brown's Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Parnoll. ANTED—Yes !we aro giving splen dtd value In Calicos, Flannels, Tablo Linons, and Dress Goods. — Brown's Cheap Drapery, Parnoll. WANTED, the Men to Know two im portant tilings. Ono is that Damplcr is Making to Ordor Mon's Elastic Sldo French Calf Boots for Us, and selling a strong lino of Mon's K.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampior's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-streot (near Hobßon-Btreot). ANTED, a Buyor for Ward's Brick and Pottery Works, Cambridge: good business doing; terms liberal.—Apply Messrs Wolla and Soutter, Cambridge WANTED, ovorybody to soo tho Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hate at J. Gllmour's, Uppor Symonds-stroet, also at Shop noxt door to Masonio Hall. Newton. WANTED, Orders for Genta' Spring Sides, 15s; Derby Shoes, Us 6d. At these prlcos for two months only. Best make. Perfect fit guaranteed. — T. Pjosser, Upper Queen-street WANTED to Buy, some Maorl-workod Groonstono Pitas or Holtikls; good prico glvon.—Apply to S. Gilbert, Chomlßt, 92, Queon-Btrcot WANTED, to Buy Left-off Clothing of any description for Cash. Families waited upon. All orders punctually attended to.—Address C. Whittcn, Wollosley-streot West ANTED TO PURCHASE (for cash), 0-rooinod Houso, '5 minutes from P. 0.; Symonds-streot preferred.—"V," Star office. W" ANTED TO PURCHASE, Cottago4 rooms, Nowton or Freoman's Bay, for ensh.—" W," Star offlpp. _ TTTANTED, ATTENTION I-*}5Q pairs VV Mon's Kip Bluchers atflaipd, worth Bsod. Our own make. Call o&yly.—T, Pjosser, Upper Qucen-strept, ANTED TO SELL, a Hansom, horso and harnoss complete', ohoap.— Apply to R. Forgio, Parnoll, or on cab stand. ANTED to Sell, a good Harmonium. —Apply at Mr Roid% Storo, Kybor Pass Road. WANTED, to sell, very cheap, 14 gross of good Black Ink, only 9d por dozon, fa por gross! Red Herrings, ftvo for Od, 2s 2d tin of two dozen; Hudson's, Extract of Soap, four for 6d, Id packets, ?d doacn i Split Pens, Jibs for Is; Ti'toaolo, 4d lb; good Coffeo, Is 4d lb, Is lb by tho 71b tint Nutnipgs, Sd ounoo, 3s Od lb; good Onions 51bs for Is: aow Chooso, 8d lb! Raisins and Currants, Id lb; Lomon Pool, Is id; Wino Glasses, 2il, la Bddoren; Wfttor Bottlos, o<l, two forlOd; Decanters, Is and Is Cd each; Chnstmns Cards vory choap; Safoty Matches only 3d; Excrciao Books, 2d and 4d fifty leaves, Is 6d and 3s dozon; Pons, 6d box; lot of cheap Baskots, Is to Is 9d; Tart Tins, four for Bd, nino for Is; Pio Dishes, 6d to Is 3d; Sponges, Id tolsGd.—H. WATT. Pltt-streot WANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenoa, for making grated Waters. — Charlos Kelsoy & Co., 120, Queen-street WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 2nd Shipment Qf Dropory from England has arrived. Itis very largo, fashionablo, and varied this timo, and by tho way it is already going, promises to bo as groat a success as tho last. Particulars as soon as possible. —W. H. Damplor, Wakeflcld-Btrect WANTED SEEN—The Ladles' Houao Boote for 3s 9d; handsomo Sewn ditto (with goloshcd toes) for4s6d; Ladies'E.S, Kid Boots, 5s Gd; Ladios" High Log Prunella Boots (the kind the ladios like), 6s Cd—at Dampior's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (noar Hooson street). WANTED KNOWN-Parapier's 4th Shipmont of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at 6d (no higher prico). He is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Sohools, and the Public that it con sists almost entirely this time of Piece Music much of it by tho most ominont authors. Thoso who can bettor afford to pay 6d than 4s for pro clsoly tho same music (and nemo of it second hand), should now la.y In a stock.—At Dampier's Hobaon-streot Shop, WANTED RNOWtf. - Another Revl vol.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, fci the damn pairs i Cotton Boot Laeos, gd the dozen: Cork Solos, 2Jdj Button Hooks, Zd; Shoo Horns, Gd; Boot Gloss, 6d tho bottle: Yellow Silk Roels, 2a-at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Viotorla-Btrcet (noar Hobson-stroet).



Wanted. TXTANTED KNOWN, that every de- TT scription o£ Crockery und Glassware can bo obtained at tho lowest prices at Boylan and Tanfleld's, just below Savings Bank. "TTTANTED KNOWN—OnIy 4 Loft of T T those Choice Volcanic Lots at Mount Eden, £2 pet foot.—E. Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. "ANTED —When you are in Hobson street c& ! and see the large and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. _ WANTED KNOWN —In Jewellery, Charles Kolsey & Co. keep nothing but renl Silver and real Gold. — Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers. ANTED Known—Christmas Cards— Charles Kclsoy & Ca. have their usual Large Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Large Sponges, Gd and 9d; Infants' Feeding Bottles, 9d; Tricopherous (Barry's), Is 2d; Luminous Match Boxes (that you can find easily in the night), 6d ; Lar^e Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is 4d, 2s, !!s 3d, and 2s 6d; Ladies' Fancy Baskots, lOd and Is 4d ; at Dampler's Hobson-stroet Shop. ANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Milllgan have secured the services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on the shortest notice. ANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tennis and Crlcketwaro of reliable make.— Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN —We have re ceived Sateens, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, &c, &c. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c, Ladies' and Children's Underolotliing well-finished or made to order; Kiltlngs neatly made at Mrs White's, Draper, Parnoll. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timber 1 And all other kinds o£ Building Materials, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Qoldik. Albort-street. WANTED KNOWN—Workboxes, 9d and Is 6d; Small Albums, 6d and ?d; Grand Money Boxes (with key), Id; Watering Cans, 6d; Slates, Id; Noah Arks, 3d; Movcable Figures, Id; Whips, 3d; Humming Tops, fid j Dolls, 3d; TeaSota, JsUd: Large Toys (damaged) Id; at Dampior's Hobson-strcet Shop. WANTED KNOWN PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treata all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want the best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellls's. He (Prof. Ellis) kindly offers to the Publlo the best Liver Pills in town or country; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakes: cure for Pilos. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.— Note the address: No. 308, Upper Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis. TXTANTED KNOWN—Fans, 9d; Velvet- T T lined Photo. Frames, 2dj Note Paper, 2d tho quire; Envelopes, 2d the Packet of 25; Silvered Tea Spoons, 3d and 4d; Silvered Forks, Brown Tea Pots, Bd, 9d, and la ; Cruet Stands, 4s Gd j Box Irons, 4s ; Butter Knives, 6d: Bread Knives, 8d; Large Tea Trays, la 3d ; Tomahawks, fid and In; at Dampler'fl Hobson-stroet Shop. miscellaneous Wanteds. "DUSINESS PARTNERSHIP. Kxcellont Opening for a GonOoman capable of undertaking caro ofOfllco Books and Accounts. Must command not leas than *1,000 cash, or satisfactory security. Address : Box 212, P. 0., Auckland. N.B.—To a gentleman of energetic business habits and good address this business is capable of yielding a handsome income, and offers op portunltlea of realising a fortune. /COMFORTABLE HOME for respectable \J Girl used to Sewing Machine; house duties very light; washing put out.—Apply to Mr Pearse. next Mr Beal, Wollesley-stri-.et. DON'T Forget, Lome-street Hall, Grand Promenade Concert and Ball. FARM HAND.—Wanted, a respectable Man for a Farm, ablo to plough; married prcforrod.—Apply Tuesday morning, the 13th, to L. D. Nathan and Co., ShorUand-street. T7IOUNTAINSI FOUNTAINS!! Jt? FOUNT AINSI1! Wanted Known, that M. CULLEN, High street, haa Just reoolvod a large assortment of SELF-ACTING FOUNTAINS, which ho is pre pared to dlspoflo of at extremely reasonable prlcos. A Pair of Goldfish (riven away with each fountain. Inspection oarnestlr invited.— Note the Address—M. CULLEN, Hlgh-atreot, 3 doors from Snortland-Btroot. f*i LASS WORKS, Freeman's Bay.— VJT Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, fld. Each visitor recclvos one Glass Jug.— M.-Cook and Sons. "DARNELL WATERWORKS, WANTED, for tho Borough of Parnell, a steady, practical Man to act as Foreman of Waterworks, Turncock, to Connect for Water Supplies,&o.,&o, Wages, £3 per wook. Further information may bo obtained from tho Town Clerk, at tho Counoil Ofllco, betweon the hours of 9 to 10 a.m., and 4 to 5 p.m. Applications, with testimonials, will bo re ceived at tho Borough Ofllce, Parnell, up to 6 p.m. on MONDAY, tho 12th instant. S. REYNOLDS. Town Clerk. Novonibcr 6.1883. SITUATION desired ns Governess. Ac complishments: English, in its various branches; Writing, Arithmetic, Music, Drawing, and Palntlng.-Addreaa Box &\ Pahl, Kalpara. FfiHAMEfI VALLEY-ROTORUA JL RAILWA V.—Oxford Contract.—Wanted, Navvies for tho abovo contract. Wages, 8s por a>" MERCEIi. fc MARSHALL, Contractors. 0 B It E W E. R S. WANTED, by a thoroughly practical Brewer, with a fair knowledge of Chomistry, a situation in a Brcwory; can guarantee a good sound articlo lri mild ales and stout; bottling a specialty; has had fifteen years' experience.— Address atST^n Office. "\7"IOLIN TUITION. — Wanted known, V Pupils waited upon at their prlvato re- Bidonce; terms, SOs per quarter, payable in ndvanoo.—P. F. Hlscocks, Kcnnek, Villa, near St. Benedict'! Churcli, Newton, TTO US EHO LD WORD S. Two years havo fully proved tho tmth of It (n Auckland—that many of Nkil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS havo, in hundrods of families, become Housohold Words. DANDELION PILLS, No family should ho without. Thoy are usod all over New Zoaland. A box sont to any ad dress on receipt, oHjjn «*™^ FEK A favourito Bovorage for Indigostion and All who havo used it recommend It to thol friends if^fre^rom^Uls^^botUe. Is a Bpeclal favourito for Children or Adults. LIVER TONIC, Suporior to Router's Life Syrup, at loss than hafitho "genuine hop bitters. a w „ Hundrods aro doolarlng how much good Nell and CHfTord'B havo done them, 2s Od bottlo, or 5 COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s Bd, or 5 bottlos IDs; and many other things too numerous to mention here. Bolng tho Largest Importers of British and Amortcan HERBS In the Colony, are abla to supply wholosalo or retail, on tho most reason able terms. ...» Consultation personal or by lottor. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Mkdic*. Hbrbawbts, Wpiawkv-st. East, avokland. llaKiarst QT. ANDREW'S FANCY BAZAAR -~. r FANCY BAZAAR FANCY BAZAAR -><- FANCY BAZAAR OPEN THIS EVENING, QUEEN-STREET -II- QUEEN-STREET (Near, Union Bank). ADMISSION - ONE SHILLING. Goodson's London Arcade. WANTED KNOWN TIIAT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Stands unrivalled as containing tho Largest Assortment at tho Lo'wkst Pricks of WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERLING GOLD and SILVER JEWELLERY (all warranted) Tho mast Artißtio Imitation in ABYSSINIAN GOLD and SILVERINE at mar vellously low pricos ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS of all kinds CUTLERY, best Shoffleld makes BOOKS and STATIONERY 'at English prices. An entire New Stock of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. «3T NEWEST STYLES IN Stove Ornaments, Glass and Chinawaroj Break fast, Dinner, Dessert. Tea, Toilot, and , Chamber Sets; Vases, Lustres. Desks, Work Boxes, Dressing Cases, Fancy Baskets, Maori and other Kits. Bags, Purses, Pockot books, Pictures; Photograph, Scrap,.and Stamp Albums; Accordians, Concertinas, Porambulators, Bassinettes, Tricycles Rock ing Horses, Lawn Tonnisand Cricket Goods. 3d, Cd, ANrTTTcOUNTERS largest and best assorted Stock in tho Colonies, at tho lowest prices. Small Profits and Qulok Returns at GOODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE. Goodson's .London Arcade.



To Let TO LET, a Bedroom, with Board, pleasantly situated at Otahuhu.—For ad dress apply Post-oHlce, Otahuhu. rjnO LET, Dry Collar and Yard, Vulcan JL Lane; Rood storage; suit Bottler or Wine Merchant- Stevens, High-street Chambers. mO LET, Good Offices, corner of High- X street and Vulcan Lane: moderato rent —Apply Stevens, High-street Chambers. TO LET, a Seven-roomed House; fine situation, gas, water, &c. : part Furniture for sale.-Appiy Winks and Hall, Shortland strcet r|iO LET, 2 Six-roomed Houses.—Apply JL to Mr Oakley, near Mr Hcdgcr, Butcher, Kyber Pass. mO LET, a Large Loft, 28 x 50, suitable JL for a Factory or Storage.—Apply Paterson and Co., Lornc-street mO LET, a Shop and Residence, Upper JL Queen-street; plate-gloss windows, gas and water laid on j rental 25s per week.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. mO LET, Shops, with three apartments, X corner of Wcllcsloy and Elliott-streets. Rent, 25s per week,—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Welleslcy-street East. mO LET, a Furnished Cottage, O'ltorke- X street, adjoining Albert Park.—Apnly to MeßSra Brown, Barrett, & Co., Klliott-strect. mO LET (Remuera), Superior Furnished X 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 either by omnibus or rail. Good Garden and out-houses.—For particulars apply to William Dinnison, Agent, Newmarket. finO LET, at Three Lamps, Ponsonby, a X nice Cottage of six rooms, with large gar den, well and pump, tank, workshop, wood and fowl-houses, and every convenience.—Apply to Win. Cameron, on the premises. mO GARDENERS. — Cottage To Let X with 1. acres of Planted Land, or more if required.—Apply "Gardener," Star office. FFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, in City Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. 11. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, Shortland-street Tenders. TfITEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. Tenders will be received up to noon of MON DAY, Novomberl2, for the conveyance of one Locomotive from Auckland to Napier. Specifi cations may bo seen at the office of the District Manager, Auckland, to whom tenders must be addressed. The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. Tenders to be marked " Tender for Freight" J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager N.Z. Railways. JJ" O T I C E. Tenders will bo received by tho undersigned until 5 p.m. on FRIDAY, 16th inst, for the Delivery of 232 Telegraph Poles botweon Wal wera and Whangaparoa Passage. Specifications may be seen at tho Post-offices, Wade and Walwcra. J. ORMISTON, Inspector of Telegraphs. Auckland, November 8,1883. m O BUILDERS. Tondcrs will bo received until Noon of FRI DAY. November 16, for tho Erection and Com pletion of a Residence in Wellington-street EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, mENDERS Wanted for the Erection of X the Auckland Harbour Board's Office Build ing, in Concretcuir Brick. Plans, Specifications, &c, to be seen si my Office., here, and in Dune din. Tenders received till noon on TUESDAY, November 13. DAVID ROSS, F.R.1., 8.A., Architect Fisher's Buildings, Queen-street EPARATE TENDERS will be received by the undersigned for Painting and Paper ing a House at Nelson-street, up to 4 o'clock p.m. on SATURDAY, the 10th inst. Alsq, for bulld^ ing a Double Chimney in game,—A. Graham, Nclson-stroet (near the Kniplro Hotel). mENDERS for Fenolng the Play-ground X at Otahujii; will bo rooelved Tjy the Education Board, Wyndham-streot, Auckland, until 2 p.m. of FRIDAY, 16th Novomber inst Plan and Specification at tho office of tho Boa.d, and on application to tho Chairman of tho Otahuhu School Committee. THE Time for Receiving Tenders for the Erection of a Teacher's House at Jlomhay is Extended until 2 p.m. of FRIDAY, 23rd November inst, in consoquenco of a change of Blta ENDBRS WANTED for tho Ereotion of a Four-roomed Cottago in Newton, Plans and Speoifloatlons to bo seen at J. Patterson's BlaokHmith Shop, Upper Queen street, where Tenders will be opened at i p.m. on FRIDAY, Novombor 10th. mO PAINTERS.—Tenders for Painting, X Varnishing, and Papering two new four roomed Cottagos. — Specifications at Mr A. Good's, opposite Alexandra Hotel, Parnell. mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.— X Wanted, Tenders till noon on MONDAY, 12th lnßt, for tho Kroctlon of a Cottage In Spring, street, Ponsonby. Plans, at Mr F. Prime., Iron monger, Karangahapc Road, mENDERS Wanted for tho Erection of X a Five-roomed Cottage in Newton. Plans and specifications to bo seen at F. O'Dowd's Hotel, whoro tenders will bo opened on tho 10th at 6 p.m. Public Notices. «*$ .*- _P RAND ORANGE _ffia___SfiH V*~ LODGE OF NEW ff^B'fiß ZEALAND. _jKna3ts EXCURSION TQ ,;^BgS_H«iV PU KEKOHE TO-MOB-. |vySp^*f \ Return Ticket ~,ss, 'SW/Siif' Train will leave Auck - -&___»«'_«?«_-_ i an ,} station at 8.25 a.m., rctur-nintr from Pukekohe at 9 p.m. By order. mHE WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES X OF THK UNDERSIGNED Will bo clOßod TO-MORROW and SATUR DAY, tho 9th and 10th instant :— ARCH. CLARK & SONS W. McARTHUR & CO. SARGOOD, EWEN, & CO. SHERA BROS. MACKY, LOGAN, STHEN, & CO. R. FRY DTI MARY'S, PARNELL. Thoro will bo NO WORKING PARTY at tho Paraonago on FRIDAY, 9th inst (TO MORROW). THE Picnic of the Baptist Evangelistic Socloty and Frlonds will leave for Birken head by tho 0 a.m. boat TO-MORROW.-C. H. Brown, Secretary. WE will all be there at tho Lonio-street- Hall and have a Dance, I R X E N HE A D. A Splendid Tea will bo provided at a reasonable prlco on tho Prlnoo of Wales's Birth day at JKNKINSON'S Strawberry Gardens. Visitors aro respectfully Invited to pay o visit toithls delightful spot BIRKENHEAD, Northcote. — Jenkin son's Strawberry Gardens now open. Tea, Coffee, and other Refreshments. Splendid ac commodation for Picnic Parties. TVTOW OPEN.—Willow Grove Strawberry _Li Gardens, Devonport Prime fruit and delicious cream. /■^ RAND Night, Lorne~street Hall. ' T> E M OVAL. My OFFICE ia now in DURHAM-STREET EAST, In Messrs Hesketh and Aitktn's Building. T. W. HICKSON, Survoyor and Land Purchase Agent, /OFFICE FIXTURES. Tonders will bo received up to noon on MON DAY noxt for a Quantity of Ofllco Fixtures, Counters, Pigeon Holes, Screens, &c, as they stand at prosont In my Into office, Hoffmann's Buildings. CATTLE SHOW. — Look out for HERBERT H. SMITH'S Collection of Wrought Iron Stores, &c, when persons from the country can choose which Stove thoy will havo, and also purchase Is Tickets in Herbert H. Smith's ONE SHILLING ART UNION (by permission of tho Colonial Secretory). Herbert 11. Smith has docided to disposo of his Splendid PANORAMA, comprising 1 largo Polytochnlo Bi-lenial Lantern (as supplied by tho Polytech nio Institution, London), fitted with achromatic lenses; 2 Oxy-hydrogon Burners and Dissolving Apparatus, 2 Gas Bags. 2 Prossuro Boards, 1 Copper Retort, 1 Purifier, 1 Hydrogon Gaso metor or Gonerator and Gas Holder, 1 largo Sheet (18 x IB foot), with nearly I.COO Photo graphic Views; also a splondid Roal Waterfall with Tank, Pipes, Coloured Lights, &c, &o. Also will be given away, on an entirely now principle, 7 of Herbert H. Smith's Improved New Zealand Ecllpso Cottago Ranges, valued at £50. Tho whole on view at Herbert H. Smith's Auckland Iron Works, Durham stroet, whore tickets can bo had and all othor Information, also at tho Booksellers and Tobacconists, and othor places. Tho drawing to take placo publicly as soon as lißt is completed, when an Enter tainment will be given. The drawing will be supervised by a Committee. A n""?^'^1} hold any number of Tickots at Is, or a book ol 22 shows for £1. ABOUT 96 Silver Watches, comprising English Lovers, by Rotherhams, London, £5 7S 6d f Erhardfa, fii ; Walthams, j-plato romponsatlon. £1 Js; Internationals. £3 .All to hn sold out, if possible, by January at tho far th4S_-Ja_. Adams, Watchmaker,Victoria-st I~~N THE ESTATE OF FREDERICK BUTT, TAURANGA. All Claims in this Estate (accompanied with proofs) aro required to bo rendered to Mr A. H. Nathan. Merchant Auckland, on or before SATURDAY, the 10th Instant "DILLIARDS.—Wynyard Arrn.s,&)lw_li Jj - Table, attentive marking. ■ fiUiidffli ana Devil's Pool Tournaments n.ow ojn.' Weekly Money Prize. • •■



Personal. "VSTILL the parties that took the Ladder T T from a Now House in Anglcsea-street yesterday please return itatonco,orl wlllscnd a Man in Blue after it.—Thomas Webb. MR, CHARLES MAITLAND, late of Princos-Btreet, is requested to call at once on Messrs Armstrong and Co., or . Mr D. C. KEIR is also requested to call. For Sale. FOR SALE, Boiler and Engine. —Apply to Garrctt Bros., Wakcfleld-strect, FOR SALE (Cheap), a 52-inch Bicycle in good order.—Apply to C. Tripp, oornor of Richmond Road and Lincoln-street. FOR SALE, a Tobacconist's Business close to Quoen-street; satisfactory reasons given for leaving.—Apply Stak oftlce. I7WR SALE, a 50-inch Bicycle with ball . bearings and ex(,ras.—Apply to F. Prime, Ironmonger, Newton. FOR SALE, cheap, good Horse, either in saddle or harness, would exchange for smaller.—Thomas, Grocer, Wood-street, Pon sonby. FOR SALE, a bargain, Lady's Phaeton complete, nearly new; also. Horse and Harness. Horse very quiet; safe for a lady to drive. — Particulars at Mr Canham's, Corn Dealer, Syrnonds-street. OR SALE, 20-feet Boat ; everything complete; will be sold a Bargain.—For address apply Stab Office. OR SALE, a Double-seated Waggon in good order; a real bargain; to be seen at No. 1, Albert Terrace, Albert-street. TmOR SALE, New Multitubular Boiler, JC 10-horee power, with mountings, dome and funnel complete—Can be inspected at Mr Seager's, Albert-street, FOR SALE (£lO Cash), Cottage and Largo Allotment; balance purchase money taken weekly.—Stevens, High-streat Chambers. I^OR SALE, a Cutter of 20 tons, in good 1 order and well found; sails now.—Apply " J J," Star ofllce. OK SALE, Cutter Katie, carries 7,000 Bricks.—Apply New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). Customs-street West ' OR. SALE, Tents, Tents.—Apply J. Fitton, Fitton and Service, 28, foot of Grey-street. OR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scurery, at North Shore, £234; Building Allotments, £1 per foot: ako, 3 New Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage.—Bonjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street FOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot-of first-class strong American %Vaggons.—Apply A. Mackie, Lower Vincent-street. _ FOR SALE or Lease, on liberal terms, a good Farm of 210 acres in the well-known district of Pukekoho; fenced, subdivided, wei watered, partly In grass, with some good bush' —Alex. White, Oaenunga. IIOR SALE, a most comfortable House of 8 rooms in St Mary's Road, Ponsonby; every possible convenience, corner section; gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. This pro perty has just been thoroughly renovated, and is in first-class condition. Price, only £550; terms If desired.—D. F. Evens, Queen-street. 921 FOR SALE, n 5-roomed House in good repair, fitted with bay window, register' grate, colonial oven, and all necessary out-build ings, commanding a good view of harbour and surrounding districts— situated in Union-street, ten minutes' walk of Queen^weot. The owner leaving the colony.—For particulars apply H. Little, Drapery Stp.ro, Union-street. ol n a a^ l W, The Business of o Chemist and Druggist, the only one in the locality, not two miles from Queen-slreot, ip a rapidly growing district" Fixtures and Stock to be Uikpn in one lot, with Lease of Premises for S years.—W. L. Mitchell, Brokerand Estate Agent, 8. Mercantile Cham hers, next Bank of New Zealand. TjiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, Comfortable 7-roomod. House In View Road, Mount Eden, with nearly 1 aoro land; cistern, boiler, wpfldhousi', &c. j splendid view; price low; towns easy, Alao, New well-built Villa Residence, 10 rooms, &c; allotmont 33 x 300; VloW Road, Mount Eden; charming view; a bargain. Also, in Mount Roakill Road, capital New House, 7 rooms, and every convenience; large allotment: fine healthy site; very cheap. EDW. WAYTE, 5, Mercantile Chambers. A LLOTMENTS for sale jit 17s 6d per jnL foot, suitable for working men, In Pon sonby; House of Fivcirooms, furniture, &c., Newton Road, £300; Grace-street (Ponsonby)— Allotments tS 5s per foot: Dovonport—Allot monta at £212a per foot A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c, opon for inspection. — War. Gulhvkb, Coonibes* Chambers.- ' |_ UILDING SITES, North Shore. — Several acres, cultivated, planted, fenced. For Sale. Magnificent views. — "Building," StarolHco. ■' ~ . BOATS FOR HIKE, alongside :,€ity Publio Baths, Customs-street W«it, with sails or without Also Boats For Sftte. GGS.—Black Breasted Red Game ; Itri ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.—l ull'ci1 For Salo a Limited Number of Eggis from above. Two Guineas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on receipt of P.0.0.—D. Rabortson, Symonds-strcet, Auckland. _^ O WORKING MEN.—"A Freehold Al lotment and Cottage near town for £110. i Apply F. G, Kwlngton, Agont mO YOUNG MEN.—I have a real bar- X gain for £60.—For Sale, the Stook and Goodwill of a Grocory Business in the City Present owner having made a competency, and , being unwell, wishes to retire. No. one without good references need, ftpnlv,—F. G. Ewlngton, Estate Agent. mo V^CHTS¥ENT AND OTHERS. Fo.v Sale, the fast and well-known Yacht Toy, coppered and oapper-faatonod throughout, Wfll be s.ld . bargaln.-Ap^ i _ s Yacht Builder, &c, Customs-st West Direct Supply Store. "VTEW GOODS ! NEW1 GOODS f IX 111 NEW !i; GOODS 111 -BEAUTIFOL^ — '-'■— ye HEA P NNOyEL-^^, THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE. We have great pleasure in announcing thai we have just opened up.oxZealandlaondLaira; 51 crates and oases, being . . . • . Tiib Finest Assortment of Goods Evbr Offered in Auckland. ■ As those goods have been all solocted by Mr Hanohard in tho English and Continental markota, wo fool confident that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taste they are unoquallod. Wo have some beautiful goods in MAJOLICA WARE, con.-orislruj Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, Begoniu Hates, Tea Sets, Jugs, &o. Aohoioevarlotyof FLOWER STANDS. Tho Gilded and Painted Flower Stand at 3s is a marvel. In GLASSWARE wo have gome nice goods, Including Engraved Wines, Clarots, Cham pagnes, Decanters. Claret Jugs, Water Jugß, &c. Some beautiful subjects in TERRA COTTA Ware, hi .-. " ' ■■ ' ■■■ - ■.-■-.■! CHINA FIGURES —An immonso variety, well worthy of inspection. . ' - GLASS and CHINA VASES-A magniflcent selection. •-- " ---- ...-,. AXBUMS—very cheap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES wo con now show a very largo assortment and; nil splendid value. We have sevoral now designs In MOUS TACHETCUPS 85 SAUCERS-qulto out of tho ■< commw mn of pattorns. Also, Fanoy Candlesticks, Clocks, Brooches, Sets, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Ladles' Bags and Baskets, Purses, Pocket Books, &c, &c. We would also remind customers that while ' procuring suoh a variety of FANCY GOODS the USEFUL has not been neglected. On I tho contrary, we have now a Largor Stock than ever. It 1b impossible- to enumerate all tho Hand? Timb-saving, and Useful House- | hold Requisites That we have opened, but would shortly say that we have nearly everything in that line which can' possibly he required, and would draw special (Mention to tho fact that the Low Prices, of tho articles bring them within tho reach of all. HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, . 249, Queen-street i Medical. LIVER REGULATING. A ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLUN PILLS. ._-__-. No. A, are now known from Invorcargill to Mongonui as one of the most effective reme dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER," Torpid Diges tive Function, Bllliouaness, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatuloncy, &c They are a safe aperient, AND CONTAIN NO MINEBAI. WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is, and Bottles at Is Gd and 2s 6d (all sugar eoateil). AT THE PHARMACY QUKEN-BTKEKT. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular modicino of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents, Sharuand & Co., opposite tho Post office; ■ RATS! RATS! RATS!-Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOK PASTE Rats eat it groedUy. and die; no smolU S -THAILAND'S CHEKIt^ PECTORAL, (■^i hsnlntoly the best remedy evor made for CoiraHSrS^ONCHTTIS, XND COLDS. Price, vs 6d andls 6d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CQ.. opposite agat-offlco, fjrr O 5 W 8. V f All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for tho Cortain Cure, SUARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspackot Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-offlce URE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC BALSAM;—a Genuine Liver Regulator Price, 3s a bottIo.—SHARLAND & CO, (oppo site Post-office.; XT 0 P ~ T> I T T E R S. Imported Direct from, the JJ^ijtectory. AICK.IN, $HE PHARMACY, ■ ■ ■ . QUBBK-STRBlgr. rpOOTHACHE >CDKE -; Instantaneous i Bollef^-ODOKT-VLGIC-Js tier bottlo. -BHARLAND & CO. (opposite Postofßco).



Gazette In Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COUBT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. _ ~ In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and of the Petition of William McArthur and Co. for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of William TwOHET, of the City of Auckland, Cabinetmaker, a Debtor. Whereas a sufficient number of Creditors Of the said William Twohoy, not having attended the first meeting appointed to be held at the Supreme Court-house, Auckland, on Tuesday.' the sixth day of November instant, at 12 o'clock noon, or at the adJournmcQtthercof.atthesame time and place, on Wednesday, Uio 7th day of November insUiut, under tho powers vested In him by the 4(ith Section of the Debtors and Creditors Act, iß7fl, the Registrar of this Honourable Court lias appointed Thomas Macffarlane, Esq., of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to be Creditors' Trustee; and the said Thomas Maeflarlane has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his ac ceptance of the said office. Dated this 7th day of November, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Devoiik and Coopku. Queon-strect, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Petitioning Creditors herein. Business Notices. QHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. Thomas samuel, Importer of Cutlery, . Has jußt received a good supply of all kinds of TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Consisting of Ivory and Bono Table Knives, Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors, Table Knives and Forks in cases, suitable for wedding and complimentary presents; also, Electro-plated Ware, Siberian Forks and Spoons, specially cheap value, Slder ophron Forks and Spoons, having the lustre finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All the above goods Belling at very low prices. THOMAS SAMUEL, 108. QUEEN-STREET, Next to Mr Wostpfahl, Bootmaker. . " t __N tew. "Law Partnership.' THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, M In Chambers in HIOB-BTHEBT, oppotit Mr l\ Atkins Printing Office. *■*■ E. W. BURTON, 1 W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, ■ ■ , September 22nd, 1883. "\TEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS -L" . CARDS. . With tho view of providing for the coming season Christmas Cards, having fresh features of interest, particularly of such a character as should make them specially suited for sending to-friends at HOME or in the other COLONIES; we are now publishing a scries of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS of . ' j NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS. The subjects are six in number, viz,, POHUTUKAWA I RATA '"■'_■ * MANUKA ,-..■ , KOWHAI.,/^ CLEMATIS . I . /3&t3fiG£ Tho Cards are from Drawings by MISS EAJMES, of Auckland, and have been repro duced in tho most perfect.manner by the art of CHROMO-IJTHOGRAPHY. Price: Sixpence each, or 2s 6d the set of 6 Cards. -.. v.:. Post Free. Wholesale price on application. • " UPT ON ; & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS, ■. . ... ■ Auckland. Auctions* I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. „ r. Norfolk House, Poneanby. ,; W. DOWDEN TXTILL SeU by Public Auction, on the _» », Premises, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. on Tuesday, 13th inst, a.t U o'clook Bharp/ - HOUSKHOLD FURNTTUSK. ~ Consisting of— Orawing-room Suite in maroon rep. Brussels Carpot, Mirror, Lace CurtainsTWhatnoC Pictures, Vasop, Flowers and (Stands! Bedroom Furniture, Hair Mattress. Bed stead. Bedding, Carpet; Dressing Table. Waßhstand and Waro, Dining - room Furniture, Table, Couch, Has/aWoak Chairs, Cutlery. .Glassware. Chinaware, Curtains. Sewing Machine. Pictures, . CrOnuet Set, Fenders, Books, Garde& . .. loom, Saucepans, &c, J?owls, &o_. | ... Terms at Sale. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, ' . .. ... , ..... .NOON,: . "": '- ';•''- '~■'[ ' ■'■ IM PORT ANT TO VoRKING /MEN} AND ALL REQUIRING HEALTHY, ; ! CONVENIENT, PA.YABLE '" HOMESTEADS, ■, " ' " , ORCHARD» SITES, STRAWBERRY. , GARDENS, ETCI, ETC: •' I TQ 8.J3 SOLD BY! A.OCTIONJ MAYFIELD,. ■■: • ,'..-_■'] AVFIKLD, BIRJCENHEAD,! NORTHC©TB. R. ARTHUR ■.'<•/) TTAS beeh : faVoured wtth.tostnictiomi to XX seU by public auction, at his Estate, tand and Houbo Salerooms, Arthur's Mutt, Queen! street, on Thursday, 6th, December, at 12 (Pelock noon.' ■; , ■-~ , .-., •,.. ■■ " A WELIhSITUATED ESTATE, containing about 280 ACRES of LAND, subdivided into. THIRTY SECTIONS of abotrt ITVB to TWELVE ACRES KACH,-kn«w»M , " MAYFIELD," BrnKESHEAft, Nobth- COTK. '.'..'. It Is dlßtantfrom Blrkenhead Wharf and Ch proposed Waltemata Bridge abont2iinlleß.6i *c Main North Road: but a short distant* from tho Gardens and Orchards rfMim Hawkins.Messenger, Wilson, and'TOomSS? on tho line of the proposed Railway to wnl wera; having a frontago to the Keillors' Creek A Government road runs through It; the road laid out by the owners are 00 feet wide: Uw£ give easy access to all the Sections. ' ' W la ™ndulating, well watered, eaeil cultivated, chiefly open fern with cluirmsc bush, soil sandy, wit good clay subsoS we adapted for growing alf klflfls of FWtreS for which purpose it must become at no -Man time very valuable,- it being m easy of i_ccS from Auckland City, and being so convonicnU and pleasantly giftatfid lot^otoest«Saft those engaged in business. Manytfthe aw tions command a most extensive and eharmia view. All requiring such are invited to tospS this fine property.- Every assistance ■SSl^h given to intending purohMen? toao goTby person being on the ground each Saturday t give any information roqulredr^ °a<""u»» * the^dß. m b8 pla<!ed 8t tbo Come* of each o Lithograph Plans will bo ready In a toy days. The Large Sale Plan can be seen at Mm t. * Title undorthe Land Transfer Act. ' ; Terms: One-fourth cash on the fall of-Uu hammer, the balance within one month fron F day of sale, or may remain on mortgage for oni j to Bvo years, at seven per cent per ananm. . • . PREEIMINARY NOTICE. 'to be sold by auction, AT MESSRS POTTER AND CO'3 ■ ." DURHAM-STREET, '; ON Arrival p? ikb, *Ship Ganymede FROM LfIKDON, NOW OVERDUJg. WW PACKAGES OF GENERAI ' 4 4 MERCHANDISE, of- | ■^atetefer D?sh v-qM \ J U&ai»SSrfen to Turkey S^l MuslcaA- Albums, Clocks and Wa-tchadE Speot^'^iOpw^andJleldQlaasir^^iE Ulassware and CJiinawaro, Btatlonerv Trwlf (assorted cases) ownonery, Tojlf Pariicuiars in future advertisementsi. '{* , ' . R. ARTHUR, i , T/,aalesnian.aßd Auetionoer, it 1 Conttcnod on Tanrih raM^^Sa