TELEGRAMS.

[per press association*.]

Russell, this day.

Sailed : (irillin and Mariner ; also, lona. Passengers : —Messrs Fraser, Harrop, and others. Windbound : Adelaide. The output of coal is somewhat increased.

Wellington", this day

The Premier's Movements,

Major Atkinson left for New Plymouth this morning. It is expected he will be abseut eight or ten days.

Tho Longhurst Case.

A number of gentlemen who are interest ing themselves in Longhurst's case held a meeting to-day, and later one of them waited on the Minister of Justice, asking what had been done with reference to the prisoner. Mr Connolly re plied that he would be able to give a definite reply within a month. Dunedin, this day.

Arrived : Rotorua. Sailed: Dunedin for London with two passengers and a fair cargo.

NEWSPAPER LIBEL CASE.

Vordiot for Defendants,

(by telkura.ii.—press association.)

Dunedin, this day. In Denniston's case against tho proprietors of tho "Otago Daily Times" for libel, a verdict was to-day returned for defendants with costs.

A RICH MINER DIES INTESTATE.

[BY TKW.ORAriI.—OWN* COKRKSI'ONDFNT.]

Thames, this day. A miner recently working at Owharoa named J. B. Devcrcux died in the Hospital to-day. He leaves about £4,000, but has loft no will. It is possiblo he may have friends in Auckland; probably in Parnell.

SUPREME COURT.—In Chambers.

This Day.

(Boforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

Probate, etc. —Probate was granted in re Samuel Murray Smith, Charles Moore, and John Sullivan (deceased), whilo a motion for probate in re Robert Sinclair Douglas (deceased) waß ordered to stand ovor until a fresh nfiidavit is filed. The order for probate in re Edwin Lea (deceased) was re newed, and letters of administration were directed to be issued in re James Shaw (de ceased). An order was likowiso made to register copy of will in re Henry G'nshol (deceased). Extension of Caveats. —On the motion of"Mr James Russell, under Section S'J of tho Land Transfer Act, caveats Nos. _Sl> and 347, lodged by Joseph Pickering Pres eott, James Kelly, mid Charles Snowden, were extended for thirty days.

Subdivision of Property.—ln con formity with the provisions of tho Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act, 18U5, Mr E. Heskoth submitted a fresh plan of tho proposod subdivision of property in Grafton Road settled by the will of the late Thomas Beckham, and it being found satisfactory, His Honor duly approved it. Deferred.—Tho following matters were allowed to stand over:—Petition of WiriJ hana Taknanini, for payment of trust funds; motion by defendants in re Creditors' Trust co in Bray's Estato v. Cant and Others for payment to thorn of certain money now in tho hands of the Sheriff; motion for ap pointment of timo and place for sitting of Compensation Court to hour claim for £500 damages by trustees in the marriage settle ment of Catherine Elizabeth 0 xley in respect of lands takon for a road approach to the He-ensvillo railway station.

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.

Variety EHtcrtainmoni,

A VF.itY fair audience assembled at tlw Opera House last arming to witness a variety entertainment orgs-ijsed by the popular entertainer, Mr P. Doran, The lirst part of the programme comprised comic songs by Messrs T. Williams, Barry O'Neil, and A. Lissant, th© well-known "Midshipmito," oxcellently sung by Mr Lissant, a song and dance by the Mettam Brothers, and somo clover horizontal bar. feats by Messrs Bertie, Eldiidge, and Matheson Brothers. This part of the performance concluded with an amusing farce, "Slocum's Dog." In tho second part tho items were as follow: Silver shoo danco, Riley Brothers; comic duet, "The Salvation .Army," Messrs O'Neil and Williams; acro batic song and dance, Mr W. Murphy ; ballad, Mr A. Lissant; Roman rings, Messrs Bcake, Eldridgc, and Matheson ; plantation frolics by tho Mettam Brothers ; "Tho End of the World," Mr Barry O'Neil. The performance concluded with tho screaming farco, " Handy Andy." This entertainment is one of tho best Mr Dornn has yet given, and we trust that he will " strike oil 7, with it.

VOLUNTEER NEWS.

Tb. Artillery Company.

The A Battery Artillery held a monthly inspection parade in the Dijll-shed last evening. There was a capital muster of 52 men, including Captain Payne, Sub- Lieutenants Norrio and Geddos. In tho absence of Major Shepherd at Gisborne, Captain Payne acted as inspecting officer. The battery was put through a course of drill by Lieutenants Norrio and Goddes, the different movements being executed in good style. After the parade, a march-out took place, the Garrison Band, under Band master Morris, playing tho company through Queen-street.

Parades for the Month of November.

Inspection parades of Volunteers for tho month of November, 1883, at Auckland, take place at the Drill-shed on the following dates:—Thursday, Ist, 7.30 p.m., ABattery Artillery; Friday, 2nd, 7.40 p.m., Naval Artillery ; Monday, sth, 7.30 p.m., Hobson Company ; Tuesday, Cth, 7.30 p.m., Victoria Rifle Company; Wednesday, 7th, 7.30 p.m., City Guards Kiflo Company ; Satur day 3rd, 3.30 p.m., daylight parade for all corps ; Tuesday, 13th, 7.30 p.m,, parade for all corps. Tho Garrison Band will parade at tho Drill-shed on Monday, the sth, Tuesday, theGth, At 7.30 p.m., and on Saturday,the 3rd, at 3.30 p.m. Tho Horticultural Show will have the use of the Drill-shod from the 15th to the 19th of November. It was also docidod, at a meeting of officers of the Corp, held in Drill-shed on Thursday, tho 25th, that tho use of tho Drill-shed bo granted to the Auckland Sunday-school Union Industrial Exhibition from Friday, ths 2.3rd ot November,!-. 3rd of Docembor, Indus, ye,

Tho firing for Captain Clark's bolt takes place at the Biflo Range, Mount Eden, to-morrow, fit one o'clock. Tho Waiuku Cavalry go through a course of six days' drill on November 15, Major Shepherd will be the inspecting officer, An invitation has been extended to the captains of the different companies in the city to be PrThe ' Dunedin Hussars coroßMnced a course of six days' training on Monday, October 22. . _~ „ The firing for the Champion Belt pre sented by Mr A. McDonald, M.H.R., to the J Battery (Gisborne Artillery), took place last week, and was won by Gunner Aflei wall, with a score of 05 points ; ranges gyp, 3t)o, -tOO, and 500 yards, A triangular match, between the VYol lington City Guards, the KoiwaTO Jiffies, and tho Karori Rifles, took place last Tuesday. There were eight men aside, and tho match resulted in favour of _Jl9 Guards. The Christchurch Volunteers held a grand military and athletic tournament in Lancaster Park on October 17, under the patronage of the Mayor and Coiin-Cillors. The programme included foot races top top " rank-and-file," non-commissioned officers, and officers; a -"march past," Put-lass and bayonet exercise, and boxing The __ftr jst church Garrison Band supplied the must/? during the day. Could not our Volunteers get up a display of the same character?

Auckland Sharemarket.

October 2. Queen of Beauty—2s Bd ; Bcllers, 2s M Prince Imperial—Sellers, Sts Sacccsß-BsCd; buyers, 7s Gd; sellers, .w llarwin-Ca, 6s 6d; buyors, 6s; sello?e, W Walorongomai— B 3d, Is Id t Diamond Gully—3s 6d C___d_u»—Buyers, 3s 3d; sellers, 3a 8d

CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTKIt'S TEH-HUMS.] New Mail Contraot Approved.—Tho Oriont Service to Now South Wales. Sydney, this day. In" the Legislative Assembly last night, the contract with the Orient S,S. Company for conveyance of mails between this colony and England was approved. Bishop Redwood in Queensland. Brisbane, this day. Bishop Redwood, of Wellington, New- Zealand, is now on a tour through this colony. Illness of a Victorian Minister. Melbourne, October 25. Mr Anderson, Minister of Police, is seriously ill, and his condition is considered critical by his medical attendants. Melbourne Wool Sales. Melbourne, October 25. The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company (Limited) held their second wool sale of the season to-day, and catalogued 2,020 bales, of which 1,970 were sold at very satisfactory prices, American buyers especially competing for the better sorts with much spirit. Firm rates are now established for good wools. large Frozen Moat Cargo. Sydney, October 25. The steamship Teviotdale sailed to-day for London, with a cargo of 12,000 carcases of mutton. This is the largest shipment ever , despatched from tho colony.

MR SWALLOW'S CONCERT.

Tiik pianoforte recital and concert given by Mr Martin Swallow about a fortnight since were repeated last night with a few variations in the Theatre Koyal to a fair house. So far as the per formance itself was concerned, it was one of high merit. The items wore choice of their kind, and though many of the instrumental ones were of extreme length, the manner in which they were executed removed any f round for objection on that account. Ir Swallow's ability as a pianist and musician is too well-known to stand in need of eulogy. Suffice it, then, to say that his contributions were admirably chosen, and that they were interpreted with masterly skill as well as appreciative taste. Tho first was Beethoven's Grand Sonata in F minor(Op. 2, No. 1), comprising allegro, adagio, minuetto and trio, and prestissimo (a superb morccau); the next, Thalberg's grand concorto on "LaSonnam bula " (which affords a line opportunity for the display of the performer's knowledge of ft'c/iji.jHejjthenChopin _NocturnoinFminor (Op, 55, No. 1), and Polacca in E Hat minor (Op. 20, No. 2), both very lino pieces; and finally, ono of Liszt's beautiful solos, com prising an arrangement of Schubert's " Am Weer" and the Bakoc/y March. Mr Jack son's performance on the clarionot of Angelina's fantasia on airs from " Tho Sicilian Vespers," with sympathetic piano forte accompaniment by Mr Swallow, was also a capital piece of instrumentation, and well deserved the round of plaudits Revoked. Mr Jackson, although a very young man, displays great proficiency sum a clarioiiettist. His rendering of Bassi's concerto on airs from "Rigoletto" (with pianoforte accompani ment) was also good. Mrs Cooper and Mr Russell were the only singers, and each of them gave a couplo of selections, The lady's hrst number consisted of tbo recitative and cavatiua, '' Softly Sighs the Voico of Evening" (Weber), but it was at once manifest that sho was suffering somewhat from a cold, and on that account sho was unable to do full justice to the notes in the upper register. Sho was heard to better advantage in tho celebrated "Shadow Song," from " Diuorah," which has not been given bore sinco lima do Murska left. It provoked an encore, to which Mrs Cooper responded with the pretty little ballad, "Lovp Was Once a Littlo Boy," which sho sang with tho nicest ex pression and great archness. It proved " a vory palpable hit." Mr Russell gave the recitativo and cavatiua, "O Tv Palermo" (in English), and Bobaudi's " Alia Stella Confidento" (also in English). The former number is too sombre apd mono tonous for concert purposps. In the latter selection, Mr Russell scored a decided suc cess. Ho has a fine resonant baritone of good quality, and being also n vory young man, lie is certainly onoof tho most promising of our local amateur vocalists. It may bo remarked in conclusion that the patronage bostowed upon tho cbncprf, was altogether incommensurate with its merits,.

Surrey Hills.

(To tho Editor.) Silt, —There is already a colloctoc on tho warpath obtaining signatures to a docu ment for tho procuring of a license for a proposed hotel on a portion of this estate. This is what ran tho coi-iiur lots up, but happily banks instead of hotels will gj'ftco these corner.. J wish to call the attention of everyono to tlu. above facts, and to ask them not to sign any such document. An hotol, however grand in architectural beauty, would only be a disfigurement to this tine property. Lot this placo be kept respoctable, and if men want to drink and lads to play billiards and spoon with bar maids, lot them go front, not to, this place. Soino two or throe years ginco a largo build ing was erected at Mount Albert, butfl\ving to the laudable action of tho residents no liconso could b.o obtained. There that building still stands, useless, a striking type of tho devil in chains. Had a license been granted to that place, what would have been tho result pre now '! Why, the neighbourhood would havo beon one of dis orderly drunkards, and wretched families horded in hovels. But what is the result? Why, there is not a dj-unkard to be seen within a mile of it, tho land occu pied by the sober and industrious and everything apparently nourishing. Let the people take a firm stand and forbid tho dis gracing of this beautiful .estato with drink shops. It is high time the accursed liquor traffic is put down by the peoplo and Go vernment. Look at any street in our city.. What do we see ? .Svw.y way m turn the land is disfigured with bujldingo (yj)ich have killed and are killing parents and children^ causing suicides, bankruptcies, contagious diseases, and evils ol every imaginable kind. —I am, &.0., Humanity.

Inwards Coastwibk.—Janet, from Whan garei, with 800 bushels lime; Lake St. Clair, from Omaha, with 10 posts, 0,000 pnlings; Ghost, from Whgiigapoua, with 22,u00 feet timber.

Outwards Coastwise.—Ruakakaand Ghost, for Whangapoua; Janet, for Whangarei; Mercury and _I_na, for Talrua; Lake St. Claif. for Omaha; Julia Pryco, for Russell.

The Wheel of Fortune Turns In His Favour.

Christchurch, New Zealand, June 6,1882. Dear Sirs,—This is to certify that St. Jacobs Oil after one implication, cured mo of a sevoro attack of sciatica.—l remain, gratefully yours, WILLIAM Mont, Coachbui der, Christchurch. Witncsses-G. O. Mumford, Journalist; John Blackmoro, Sergeant Armed Constabulary; W. Geo, Clerk Fost-offlee Department.

THE RESULT WAS MARVELLOUS. To Editpr Evening Star, Auckland N.Z. AUKiiflial, 18_-i. Dear St. .-I must cor.tainly confess I hod g»«i. beliefin tfie eSativo proee.rtios of St. Jacobs Oil, and .can personally endorse the fact Some week or two ago I was unfortunate enough to Srae- a severe rheumatic paininmy leftarm, which .tfpntel from the shoulder to> theij^nst It was so pajnf *,:, ■? fact that n.ydtotoJO my offleo and go home. Obtaining a bottle ot bt. Jacobs Sit m- wifo r___-d'my arm immodi aUJ.; andigau- at night-tinjo. Tljfl result was Sly marvellous, for the next morntastttg nain was all gone';' and up to the present iTiavo EotVad the slightest return of it. I recommend all su.ie-i-g from rheumatism and similar pains to ______ jß_.obs Oil, and feel fully convinced that they will fad great benefit from its use.-I am, dear mr. mP-WJ^^ w _ Warben . The above testimonial is .from a facing_% _k»Bw¥ Sydney; the original car, bo saen gt any tjn.o Hi tho agent s office.

Corns and UNKNOWN Disappear.

Christcliurch, New Zealand, June 2j, lf&. Dear Sirs.-JJurmg the winter season o£ last vcai- ha. mi? been on duty as member^of the Irm'ed Coi|l*tote. „ torcp at the New Zealand Exinbitio.n mm, . mmrm *™} c^lT4' On tie recommendation of a friend .Mod St V .5g nu which after two apphcalioiis, x,i : flevod n° of al lutieriiiß. I givcThiseertillcate Zsatenl International Exhibition.

How a Useless Arm Was Restored in Ten Minutes.

Ob the Experience of Edward L. 6,R<«& Esq.. _ov6.un.ent Sheriff at Auckland, S-.2. Auckland, kew Zealand. Angus.6, "-3. Messrs M. Levy and Co.. A^cjtfena, iscjy Zealand, Ilea* PI.S.--I have great pleasure in stating I hafoccaL'lou to MB 9t J_wta 0^ tor wd_ iniu. vT re. eived to 015" itlffWSt 1» JUUC, 10*5/, s_f,__s^^s?t%*? ' M f use my arm, and found groat Wjjlts 1 feliikp^^o^^ s -i^ %^B|s^r

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1883,



Wanted. WAi. TED, for the Sugar Works, Brick layer..—Apply at the Works.—James Muir. WANTED, Chief Cook for the s.s. lona. —Apply on board on Saturday morning. WANTED, Two or Three Good Brick makers; must be used to the work. Also, a Man with one or two lads. House 9on works.—Apply Works, Avondalo; or, after 3 p.m. Saturday, to T. Murray, Russell-street, Arch Hill. WANTED, Mate with foreign certifi cate, and Second Mate or Boatswain.— C. Rowe, Shipping Ollice. WANTED, Man Cook.—Apply Cleeson's Hotel. WANTED, an Assistant for Grocery and Provision Trade; must bo active and trustworthy. Age required, about 18.—Apply Fredk. Whitehead, 95, Victoria-street. WANTED, Dairyman, £100 ; 10 Youths and Boys, General Servants (town, country), Housekeepers, Cooks, Canvassers.— Heighton and Co., 177, Queen-street. WANTED, a Bodymnker and a Wheel wright.—Apply J. Patterson, Upper Queen-street, WANTED, two more Painters for the Bay of Islands.—Apply J. B. Blaikie, Victoria-street. WANTED, by a Practical Miller, a Situation; has perfect knowledge of either flour or oatmeal manufacturing; good reference from last place.—Address "J.E.," care of Mr Frederick Bacon, Newton Road, Newton. ANTED, a Boy for Smith's Shop.— Apply to Dunane and Fraser, Karanga hape Road. ANTED, strong Youth as Carter for a coal and firewood yard.—Apply E. Warneford (late lloldor Bros.), Karangahape ltoad, Newton, or private house, Wynyard strect, after 6 p.m. WANTED, experienced Housekeepers, Ijaundress, Lady Canvasser, Second Cook, Female Cooks, Housemaid, Waitress, Lad, Generals, for all parts.—Mrs Wliiteombe's Registry. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Elderly Woman; private family (Thames); good home. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), several Generals and Young Girls (town). WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), General (Chatham Islands), 15s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Cook- Laundress (Epsom): small family; wages, 12s. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), two Generals ; small families (Whangarei); wages, 15s and 12s. WANTED, a thorough good General Servant, one that can Cook well pre ferred.—Apply Occidental Hotel. WANTED, a good General Servant for the Thames.—Apply Waitemata Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant in a small family (ono child), where a second ser vant is kept.—Apply in person after 7 p.m. to Mrs Hlghton, St. Stephen's Road. Parnell. WANTED, a General Servant; must be good plain cook and laundress.—Apply morning or evening, to Mrs tilling, near St. Luke's Church, Remuera, WANTED, a respectable Nursegirl.— Apply to Mrs T.J. Philip, Karangahape Road, Newton. ANTED, iZFirst-elusHZlilliner and Apprentices.— Mrs Porter, late Mrs Whitehead, Kuraiigaliapo Kund, Newton. WANTED, a Situation as Saleswoman or Machinist.—Apply G.L., I'ust-ofllee, Auokiand, WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to Dressmaking.—Apply Miss McAdam, Mount ____ Uoad, near Had way Station. WANTED, a few Apprentices to the Dressmaking.—Apply lo Mrs Gonrley, Lower Vincent-street. WANTED.— A Gentleman and Son (at school) desiro Private Hoard and Resi dence with a respectable family. The accom modation must he good, clean, and comfortable, within twenty minutes' of Queen-street Wharf ; pleasantly situated—direction of St. Sepulchre's. Terms not to exceed Hi per >veok,—'• Spci-O," Post-ollice. VST ANTI. D, '2 Respectable Men as II Boarders; comfortable sitting-room; use of piano; IDs per week, including washing. —Mrs Kavanngh, Nelson-street, 2nd house from Cook-street. WANTED, a Voting Gontlotn.!! as Boarder; house pleasantly situated, five minute**- from Post-oHlce. Terms moderate. - Apply Double-storey House (3rd past schools), Nelson-street. ANTED, Board aud Residence for Lady and Gentleman; two bedrooms, use of sitting-room ; unlet private family. Par tial board optional. Terms must be reasonable. —Address Moderate, Stau Olllcu. TST A NTE D, J or 2 Boarders ; bath, TT piano. &c.; homo comforts: exoellont tablo; central and commodious; splendid view; superior accommodation. Tonus, £1. — Kqpi worth House. Vincent-street. WANTED, one or two Single Men as Boarders. Terms moderate.—Apply A. Hair, noxt Dr. Mncdt)[i|dd _, Vinceid-Htrcet. WANTED, Apartments and Board for a married couple; situation [food ; suburbs preferred.—Reply at once, with full particulars, to \.'A., Star ollice. WANTED, Small Furnished Cottage, Vj-ithiii a mile of l'ostolllcc, for three months.-'lit,* |-i), ___, Auckland. WANTED, 0 or J-roomed Uo/isp. suit ablo for Boarding-house, 30 or .10 minutes' walk from P.O.—Apply KS, Btau ollice. "VITINTED, English Correspondents to buy W. Rattray's OhrlstnifiS Cards of New Zea land Views, Is each. Mail leaves November 0. and reaches London December 17. WANTED, a weekly supply of about fifty pounds first-class Fresh Butter.— Apply Mercury Hay Timber Co., Fort street. ANTED, immediately, £lfiO for 1_ monttißi 15 per cent, interest; ample security.—Apply to tS.'L. Thompson, corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane. WANTED, the Men to Know two ini r portunt things. One is that Damiiier'is Making to Order Men's Elastic Side Fron.h Calf Boots for ils, and soiling a strong line of Men's K.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampicr's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hohson-Btroot). WANTED, a Buyer for Ward's Brick and Pottery \Y orka, Cambridge: good business doing ; tonus liberal.—Apply Messrs Wells and Souttor, Cambridge. ANTED, Pupils for Oaijxmters' Draw ing Class, held hi tho V.M.C.A. Rooms on Tuesday and Friday Evenings. Now Term coinuienpr- 2nd November.—Apply by letter to R. M, Fripp, IfofTnip-nn. Buildings, or at Class. WANTED, oyorybo.dy to sco the Stock of Olothing. Shirts, aud Hide at J. Gilmour's, Upper Bymotids-strcut, also a(, Shop noxt door to Masonic Hall. Newton. WANTED to Buy, Loft-off Clothing of every description for Cash; families waited upon; all orders punctually attended to. —Address C. Whitten, Wollcslcy-'ptrcet West. ■YVTANTED TO LET, a largo Shop, with TT Dwelling House; ropt, £'l per week.— Apply Mrs Fiigat, Cash St.Qre, Groy-strcof. ANTED to Sell, an Amusing Book, '-'The' Amateur Tramp," posted free foi ls 0d; also Christmas Cards, all prices and newest designs.—R. X Finch; Bookseller, 216, Queen-street, Auckland. ANTED to Sell, Hawker's Hand _art.-Api>}y Jf, Phillips, West Queen strcct. ' ' ' ' WANTED KNOWN — Pawnbroker's Sale.—My Sale of Unredeemed Pledges will tako place at Mr Arthur's Mart on Monday next, sth November. For advertisement sco Evkxi^o Stab of Friday, 2iith October.—James liac, pawnbroker. WANTED KNOWN — Cheap Room Papers from Fourpenco a Roil.—Bennett 3i;d Sons, _Yocn?an_ Bay, C.W. ' WANTED SEEN—Tho Ladies' House Boots for 3s 9d; handsome Sown ditto (with goloshed toes) for Is Gd; Indies' E.S. Kid Boots, 5s Od; Ladies' High Leg Prunella BOots (tho kind tho ladies like)', 5s (id-at Daniniors New Boot Shop, Victoria-Street (near Hobson- Street). WANTED KNOWN—My Stock is a Largo and Varied one, and of tho best quality. Every garment warranted shrunk and a large reduction in price. Small profits and quick roturns.—Jas. Davoy, Tailor, Vulcan Lano.' !' TT7ANTED KNOWN, that I am pro- T T pared now to receive Fish in any quantity at the FrMcrylßij Works, llelejisyillc. —Joseph Mascfleld; ANTED KNOWN.—Boots from 3d per pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvago Sale. ANTED KNOWN —I have just Bought a Parcel of Samples at 25 per cent, less than English cost, consisting of Ladies' Corsets in small sizes, froni Is por pair; ChoiiiWes, froril 1&; tidies' Night Dresses, from 23 Od; Mon's'anct BAys' 'Fult■ H4a, from Is: Manufacturers' Samples of Laco" Curtail)*-,'ls *3d each; PockethandkerchTefs (Llnon), from 511; Cotton, frqm 2d each.—J. Green, 85, Victoria street. J WANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making JJratod Waters. — Charles Kelsey & Co.; 120, Quoon-atco .I,' 11TANTED KNOWN.—Another Rovi- V V Vol.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, 9d tho dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces; __thT-W_>. Cork Soles. 2.d; Button Hooks, 2 ; Shoe Horns, tlti i Da ot Closs, (kith*, bottle; Yellow Silk Rools, 2a~at'Daf)-;pto.'b New Boot Shop, Vietorfa-strcct (near Hobson-streot). -\\T ANTED KNOWN -In Jewellery, VV Charles Kelsey & Co. keep nothing hut real Silver vi._. ic.l Mil- Charles Kelsey & Co., two dqors below Morna's, l-uumfliiggr g. . \~\T ANTED KNOWN—Fans, Od; Volvet- W lined Photo. Frames, 2d r Note Paper, 2d fee fl-iroi Envelopes, 2d tho Packet of 25; Silvc°e_ Tea Spoons,-d and Id; Silvered Forks, Brown Tea Pots, (id 9d, and Is ; Cruet Sands, is Gd -"Box Irons, -s Butter Kmv'cf, Od ! Broad ff ___. eaSd -Large Tea Trays, Is 3d ; Tomahawks, ffifcS'S-'? '..j I„?i,„ii_r',' Itohsoli-strcot Shop. TtTANTED KNOWN, ayorcil to H>9 VY wise-Buy your Drapery and Millinery a. mow'i L>P*. P pi'aP.e.-v Establishment, Par '■.■firANTED KNOWN, Christmas Cards W in gi'eiit variety at J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapery'-|E-. „_ Md WOT Establishment, Parncfl. —, ..... -■- =IX7ANTED KNOWN, a tyo]pp, *** ?, f W ' 'Gapes', Jackets, Dplm.ap., &c., &C., sell ing cheap at .f.Q.vn'. Pv.l!"=lT fistftlil (9 hmpi)t, Parnell. , WANTED KNOWN.—Boots from 3d por pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvago Sale.



• Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Tho "Rescue of Harry Gray" will bo performed foi the first time In Auckland In the Theatre Roya on MONDAY next Admission, Is; commence 7.30. > WANTED KNOWN.—Boots from 3d per pair, at Garrett Bros.' Salvago Sale. WANTED KNOWS— Christmas Cards- Charles Kelsey & Co. have their usual Large Assortment—Two doors below Morrin's. Ironmongers. WANTED 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), (id : Large Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is Id, 2s, 2s 3d, and 2s fid; Ladies' Fancy Baskets, llld and is Id ; at Dampicr's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Lamb, from 2s per quarter; Beef, from 2d per lb: Mutton, from 2d ; Dairy fed Pork and Veal. Come and Try.—R. Salmon, Butcher, Wakefield and Abercombie-streets. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street call and see the large and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coining season, at Munro and Milligan's. WANTED KNOWN—Lamb, from 2s per quarter: Beef, from 2d per lb; Mutton, from 2d ; Dairy-fed Pork and Veal. Come and Try—R. Salmon, Butcher, Wakoltekl and Abercrombie-streets. WANTED KNOWN —Workboxes, Od and Is 6d ; Small Albums, Cd and fld ; Grand Money Boxes (with key), Id; Watering Cans, 6d; Slates, -Id ; Noah Arks, 3d; Moveable Figures, Id; Whips, 3d; Humming Tops, tkl; Dolls, 3d; Tea Sets, Is Gd; Large Toys (damaged) Id; at Dampicr's Hobson-stroet Shop. WANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Mlllignn havo secured the services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branchOß on the shortest notice. WANTED KNOWN-Cheap Drapery ! Cheap Drapery! Choap Clothing I Cheap Clothing at J. 11. Hannan's, Draper and Clothier, Victoria-street (off Hobson-street). ANTED KNOWN-Lawn Tennis and Crieketware of reliable make.— Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN — Pawnbrokers' Sale.—My Sale of Unredeemed Pledges will not take place next Monday, but on the Monday following, sth Nov., at Mr Arthur's Mart—James Rae. __^ WANTED KNOWN —Wo havo re ceived Sateens, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers, &c. &c. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c„ Ijidies' and Children's Underclothing weli-llniahed or mado to order: Klltings neatly made at Mrs White's, Draper, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN. —A fow aero Sections adjoining Victoria Park, Devonport, tlrst-claßs position, at from £E0 per acre.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estato Agent, Beach Road, Devonport WANTED KNOWN—For salo, on easy terms, choice and cheap Allotments at Melrose—Apply E. W. Alison, Estato Agent, Beach Road Devonport. WANTED Known, that tho chonpost and bcßt Liquors and Wines In Auck land can bo procured by the Dottlo or Caso, as sorted, at the Scotia Hotel. Hobson-street. ANTED KNOWN, that" Munro and Milllgan, Tailors, Clothiers, and Drapers, desiro to bring under the notieo of their numorous patrons and the public generally the largo and choice assortment of Spring and Summer Goods just opened, and now ready for inspection. Ladies will find now pattern Prints, Nun s Veiling in various shados, richly variega ted Sateens; alsonn extensive and Judiciously selected Stock of Millinery, from which orders can bo executed in a few hours. Gentlemen are invited to inspect the Stock of Mosgiel and other Tweeds and Clothing Material, which is unsur passed in Auckland.beforeorderiiigclotliingelsc whero. Suits much* to order, warranted shrunk, lit guaranteed, and first-class workmanship. From tho number of persons asking if wo would supply Goods for ready money, there seems to be a prevailing idea among the general public that our business in done on Clio deferred payment system only. Such Is not the case, as our Customers, who take advantage of the 5 per cent, discount (one shilling In tho pound sterling) on all parcels of 20. and upwards, aro numerous. ANTED X N O W N PROF. W, ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats nil Diseases. THE I.LOOD IS LIFE. If you want tho bent Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Kills a. He (Prof. Ellis) kindly oilers to the Public the best Liver Pills in town or country ; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakes; cure for Piles. Testimony daily increas ing. Secret Complaint, of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.-- Note tho address: No. SOS, Upper Qiieon-streot incxt Young Women's Institute). Hours: From * a.m. to 8 iuii. Consultation Gratia. TIT ANTED X N O VV N. STEPHENSON'- J^piES' EMPORIUM, STEPHENSON'S LADIKS' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up in 21 Hours' Notice TAILORING ON PREMISES by experienced hands. Fit, Style, and Workmanship guaranteed. All Materials well Shrunk before being muile up. A LARGE STOCK QF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FAB-CKS- And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &c„ &0. Ladies' Own Materials Made Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES. IsCd PER YARD. New Durk Tartfl.'i Checked LUSTRES, lid per yd. 300 PAIRS KID GLOVES, lsllu Pkirt PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladiks' Emi-owum, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. "*»u_.-.' ■* * ; . *-*— Amusements. T-JBOTT'S OBBHA HOUSE, Fikst Appearance op the AUCKLAND FIXE BRIGADE AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY. MONDAY - TUESDAY, Oct. 29 k .*to. The pcrfprinanpe will commence with (for llio first fimo hore) tho Heaijtifijl poirtpdy- ' Drama (in two acts), entitled, " OLD HONESTY." "OLD HONTSTY." Michael Bradshaw , Mr R. Tongue Sir Perkins lioßboroiigh Mr C. Smith Joseph Bradshaw Mr T. Evans Mr Septimus Hook Mr M. 11. Kooslng Toby Perch Mr G. Mayes Dame Bradshaw Miss Lucy Ashtou Mary Bradshaw Miss Charpcnticr The whole to cpnclude with the Laughablo I _rec of "TWO GAY RECEIVERS; Ok, BLACK, WHITE, ANP GREY." Apollo Black Mr T. Solomon Lothario White Mr W. Murphy John Grey -Mr W. Waifp Tickets to be had from tlip Members of the Auckland Fire Brigade. Dro.s Circle' und Orchestra Stalls, Is; Stulls, 2s Oil; Pit, Is. Carriages may be ordered for a quarter to 11. J. J. WALSH, Stage Malinger AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY.- Firial Rehearsal, MONDAY, October 29th, 7.45 p.m.-Fifth tind final Concert, of the season; Haydn's "Creation," TUESDAY, October3oth, p.ni.—H. Gilllllan, juiir., Hon. Sec. lectures. AL E Q !f y R E Will bo given by MR 11. W. FARNALL AT MR WAITE'S MOUNT EDEN HALL ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 29th. Subject: "The Origin and Destiny of tho British and American Nations, or His tory Investigated by tho Light of Scrip ture,!! shpwinV tup Origlll tipd Early Wrtnderings of tho Ancestors of tho Anglo-Saxon race, tho Truo Meaning of one branch of that raco (the Americans) becoming an Independent Nationality, and the Origin and Truo Meaning of tho Irish Difficulty. Doors open rjt 7.30. Lectin* tp oommenoo at 8. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING. Medical. TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantanoous Rellof-ODDNTALGIC.-ls' per botllo.- SHARLAND & CO. (opposite Post-office). R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine qf thod^y. ! Mtt 3. M&hRX.-Colo nlal Agdnts, SHAHX. no &IOo„' oppdslto the Post ofllce. SIIARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Absolutely tho best remedy ever mado for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS, ""' PWoo', Iv odaiift'-jo Ou it Boitle, SHARLAND"& CO., opposite Post-offloe. RATS! RATS ! RATS !—Use SIIARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats cat it greedily, and din: no VflQ.\\. price, imo bnililng «-Ji^Ctle. SHARLAND le CO.,' QPiio.ltp Foat-pfflco. S.HE Best Preparation extant for proinot jng iin.iv Growth is Dr. Enismuj Wildpn's I'io'if "iv.n ym i\m- ;z f vm*m. from the original 'formula of tjtls eminent authority by Cuaules'BUtoueb, PhaMiaceu- Ucal C-henpst (Victoria and New (fejte;}), junction of Intp a_*4 ttyby-att-'cuta, Aupkrand. TX7" Q R W S< VV All children suffer fxoin thpm. g HAm^r##w#r&pt 'Apßthecwlps Hall, finpfl.ifo Fpst-qlHpp CURE FOR INPXGESTIO^ -_. TONIC BALSAM'-a Genuine Livpr Regulator Price, 3s a bottlc-SHARLAND jj. CO. (oppo! site Post-oflloo.;



Miscellaneous Wanteds. 3 A YOUNG LADY AMATEUR under ~ _ci_ 13 years of age will compete In tho 1 Recitation Contest To-morrow Night. 5 C_OCTETY FW~TH.ITPREVENTION . .3 OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. The above Society is desirous of obtaining the ' services of a Person qualified to fill the office of " Inspector and Collector. Salary, £150 per 1 annum. > Applications, accompanied by testimonials, must be sent in to the lion. Secretary not later ' than WEDNESDAY, 31st October instant, at 2 ■ P' m" GEORGE N. BRASSEY, \ Hon. Sec. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Wanted, Tenders for Building two Brick Chimneys, till 29th inst., at 4 p.m.—Apply on job, opposito Burial j Ground. North Shore. TO SLATERS.—Wanted, tenders for Slating House, till 29th Inst., at 4 p.m.— 1 Apply on job opposite Burial Ground, North Shore. TO BREWERS. 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 Ofllce. THE COMIC SONGS (all approved) will be given in Character at Mr Poolcy's Com [ petition To-morrow Night. ; TT OUSEHOLD WORDS. * Two years have fully proved the truth of It I In Auckland—that many of Nkii, & Clifford's 1 PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of families, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without. They are used ' all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is In stamps. 1 DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite Beverage for Indigestion and i the Liver, 2s lb. i BALM OF GILEAD. All who havo used it recommend it to thci friends if suffering from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP i 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 Clifford's have done them, 2s 6d bottle, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s 6d, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous to mention here. Being the Largest Importers of British and American HERBS in the Colony, ore ablo to supply wholesale or retail, on the most reason able tonus. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Herbalists, Wki.lbbley-st. East, Auckland. To Let. TO LET, well-furnished House; good view; volcanic soil; ten minutes from wharf.—Apply to Thomas J. Press, Poßt-ofllee Store, Devonport O~LET, comfortable Furnished Apm-t ---monts (private); gas; plungo and showor baths; In Borcsford-Blrcct; board If required.— Apply Star Ollice ri'.O LET, with Purchasing Clause at I presont value, rout as intorcst at 7 por cent., 1} to 4. Acres of the choicest, cleared, well-sheltered Volcanic Land at Mount Albert: close to railway station: tino view.—Apply to Kdw. Way to. 5, Mercantile Chambers. nnO LET, Two good Dry Cellars in Fort _l. street, close to Queen-street—Apply A. Sounders, 2, Insurance Buildings. rilO LET, a Shop and Dwelling of 5 rooms, .JL largo yard and stable; water laid on.— Apply lo Jas. Irwin, top of Wakeflcld-Btreet mO I|ET, Furnished, Mount Eden Road JL (city end), Verandah Cottago of 1 Rooms mid Scullery; nleo garden and use of piano. :ios per week.—l). F. Kvans, Qucon-streot ri"10 LET, 4-roomcd House with Scullery; JL gaH and wator laid on.—Apply M.Tobin, Boud-streot, Great North Road hf.o LET or FOR SALE, at Northcote, _l_ Beautiful Rcsldonce, 8 rooms, with every convenience: two allotments.—l(. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. rjhO LET, Shops, with three apartments, J. corner of wellcsloy and Elliott-streots. Kent,'__« per week.—For particulars apply to J. and (J. Buchanan, Wellesley-street East. ri"W LET, Two Bed-rooms, with use of JL sitting-room.—Apply Mrs Stanely, Colling wood-street, opposite Sir SfcMaster's. rilO LET, Brighton, Parnell, a vory JL. pretty villa of & rooms and soullery; register grate, Yorkshire Bide oven, good well.—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer, top of Parnell. nnO LET, Grafton Road, Gentleman's JL. Residence, containing 12 rooms, with cx tonslvo grounds and flue viow; overy con vcnlonco,- 11, Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, Light and Commodious Offices on the ground floor, Qucen-Btrcet, close to Banks; central stand.—Apply J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Chambers. T ROQM To Let in Upper Symonds street, \ylth llrcplaeo, to a respectable man; reference required.—Apply to Mr Fisher, Uppor Symonds-s'trcot. FFICES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, in City Cliainbors.'-corner High-street and Vulcan Lane; lavatories and conveniences.— Appl>' to J. M. Macdonald, House and Eatutc Agent, Shortland-street. _-_____3ara,Tr. , ■ ■ agsc_g-B_-_Sg m T. Challenge. ACCEPTANCE. I, llio ownor of the 13-foot Open Boat Una, hereby Accent tho Challenge Issued by tho Glance to sail a match for £5 about C. MADAGAN. meetings, W. 7- -A ~ *' A Special Meeting of tho Executive of the New Zealand Ofdorof Good Templars will bo held in tho Alexandra-street School-room TO MORROW (Saturday) EVENING, Octobor 27, at 8 o'clock. J. S LYE, Secretary. g> ' pRQTEST, .ssaasMJejjSrJJ-^sL Mombors of ffil --*? Jlllilfe*- llrc specially ■^'^_^S^M^^^_WM'g--- requested to ~s*£?:z7:'■:■':'■,/•■'■:> {"^ : — attend on - ■ ,~ TUESDAY, - October. A. B. GRIFFITHS, " '" Secretary. pON'SONBV IVQW.NU OI.UB. A Special General Meeting will lie hold at tho Club-room, Ponsonby, FRIDAY Evening, Octobor ail, at .-past seven. Important business. HENRY CULPAN. Hon. Sec I'.R.C. OTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL COMPANY (LIMITED). The Annual Mooting of the Sharoholdors of the above Company will bo held in tho Public Hall, Otahuhu, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st day of October, 1883, at S p. in. Business: To receive the Annual Report and Balance-sheet, to Elect Two Directors, Auditor, &f. Messrs Robert Robertson and John William Wallace are tho re tiring directors. F. R. FALL WELL, '• Secretary. Qtahuhj], October fltii, 1883. Drapery. ■TV/" ELLESLEY HOUSE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. J.OYETT Begs to inform his customers and the public that ho has returned tQ business, and is now prepared ta take Orders for Gentlomcn's Clothing as usual. A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRipE S, Hats, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Bolts, Braces, Umbrollas, Gloves, &c., &c. A. LQYETT, WELLESLEY-STREET. fenders. SSIGNED ESTATE OF ALFRED TVER. Tenders will bo received by the Trustees, Messrs A. H. Nathan and A, Heather, until noon of MONDAY iio.xt, the 28th Octobor, for the Purchaso ill ooQ'lat as a going concern of the Business in Upper Symonds-street, now oari'loc-oh by Mr Alfred TycrasGrocor, Genoral Dealer, and Fruiterer. The property to be tendered for comprises Lease of Two Shops and Premises, Goodwill of Business, Fixtures, Stock, in-Trado, and Book Delitfl, al which full par ticulars nifty be obtained on application to tho undersigned, to whom tenders must be ad dressed. Wm. THORNE, Trustees' Solicitor. TENDERS required for tho erection of a ' Foresters' Hall at Helensville. Plans Rp.d specifications to be soon at H-ft JJ. H, Hjoesuig's, (52, Victoria-street, Auckland, and at Mr Stewart's Store, Hclonsvillo. Tenders will close £ft __IIDAY, 2nd November.at 12 o'clock noou; j be addressed " Tpndov fov Hall," llio Secretary : Ancient Ordor of i ovestofs, Helcnsvillo. TQ CARPEKTERS.-Tendors will be re ceived by tho undersigned up to 1 o'clock p.m. on tho 30th i»stuni tot Building a Five roomed Houso at Nelson-street—A. GRAHAM, kelsQU:StyepVi near the Empire Hotel, October mgNPIftS VIH bf» vwivert \W to Noon i X o,n SATURDAY, 37tU. I-V- Building Two ' -himncys.—Apply on the works, Ryhor Pass Road.' Continued on First Page. ia



For Sale. FOR SALE, 500 Acres Splendid Land situated on Bank of Thames River (oh Maori cultivations.)— Apply D. B. Orchard, In suranco Buildings. OR SALE, a Fifty Years' Lease of i Corner Allotment in Parnell; flnc view price, -3,i.—Address C.L., Star Office. FOR SALE, in Cook-street, a 5-roomec Cottage, Freehold ; gas and water laid on register grate, cooking range, workshop, anc every convenience. Price £320.—Apply Frederic! Wright, Cook-street. FOR SALE, a Comfortable Cottage, or good-sized allotment, situated near Vie toria Wharf, Devonport: price low.—J. Leigh White, 12, Scherff's Buildings. Fort-street, 17101. SALE, a Light Skiff, perfectly JL} new.—Address "Boatman," Post-office, Auckland. OR SALE, the Lease, Goodwill, and Stock of Boarding-house and Shop.—Foi address, apply Star Office. FOR SALE, Beautifully-situated Six roomed House, Symonds-street, 7 minutes from P.O.—Apply to E. Dunne, Painter, top of Grey-street. 1710R SALE, a Meat-preserving Pan, with . steam coils and connections; cheap.— Apply Ingram Se Co., High-street. FOR SALE, well-built Eight-roomed House, with bath-room ; gas and watei laid in; good view of the harbour. Newton. Large allotment; terms easy.—J. 11. Hamer, Land Agent, Newton. FOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot of first-class strong American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackie, Lower Vincent-street, FOR SALE, Bedding and Furniture, at H. J. Turner's, 310, Uppor Queen-street. Cheapnosß and quality combined. FOR SALE, the Lease, Goodwill, and Stock of a really good Grocery Business,— For further particulars, address ,rA.8.," Star Office. FOR SALE, 46 acres Fine Land, Lake Takapuna; large sea frontage, ploughed and in grass and orchard; small house.—H. Partington, Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. IjlOR SALE —a bargain—open for one ■ week and no longer.—l have a pretty four roomed verandah Cottage, off the New North Road, within five minutes' walk of Eden Vine Hotel. Tho allotment is 83 x 100 feet. Price only £135, with terms to Buit.—W. L. Mitcholl, Land Agency Office. 8, Moroantilc Chambers (next Bank of Now Zealand). FOR SALE, Lots No. 11l and 130, Repepo, Waikato, 163 Acres Native Land, title Crown grant; 228 Acres, Whangarei, 1 milo from township, known as Raumanga Block; 5 0 Acres splendid Land on bank of Thames Hirer—«ld Maori cultivations.—Apply to D. B. Orchard, Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE (Upper Queen-street), two Largo Woll-built Houses (6 and 8 rooms), with gas, stable, and splendid view. — 11. Partington, House and Land Agent. FOR SALE, 5 and 4-roomed Houses, East-street; on easy terms, or sell the lot; a good speculation.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, a Small Drapery and Dress maker's Business; only a small capital required. A first-class position for dressmaker. Rent modorate.—Apply Mrs Jack, Registry Ofllce, Mount Edon Road. FOR SALE, about 4 Acres of Land on Lake Road, epeoially adapted for an Orchard; price, £00 per acre.-Apply E. W. Alison. EBtate Agont, Beach Road, Devonport. FOR SALE, Pony Carriastes, with and without hoodß aud extension tops—light compact and oasy of access, combining stylo and durability with cheapness. — Edwin Harvie, Carriage and Buggy Builder, Upper Symonds street. 17JOR SALE, a most comfortable House . of 8 rooms In St. Mary's Rood, Ponsonby; every posslblo convenience, cornor section; gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. This pro perty has just been thoroughly renovatod, and Is in llrst-class condition. Pries, only £550; terms if desired.—D. F. Evans, Queen-street. FOR Immediate Sale, Six of the choicest Building Allotments at Mount Edon, each tut x 132, £2 por foot (one-fifth cash). Also, several Allotments and Now Houses in thosame district very cheap.—Edward Wavtc, Land Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE, a Farm and Homestead, with orchard, containingQ_J acres, situate at Tuakau, and known by the namo of Roschlll, seven minutes' walk from tho railway station. The dwclling-liouso is woll built, and cvory con venience. There is also a smaller ono in tho orchard. Tliero are abovo 200 fruit trees of various kinds, boaiilcs gooseberries and vines, plenty of good water, also a watorfall eligible lor mill works. Tho fruit trees are just now in bearing order. This Is an opportunity not cfton afforded to thoso who want to purchase.—Ap plications to be made to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 123, Queon-stroet, next Hank of Now Zealand. TmOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres ; partly Im proved ; balance good ploughablo land. A por tior of Bush, somo of which is laid out like a pain. There is a good Orchard, Eight-roomed House, and suitable out-buildings; Bplendid stream of fresh wator, and the coach going North passes tho house threo times a week. Prico low and terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET Land Agent. No. 8. Queen-street. "CI Q R SALE, Somo of tho BEST ALLOTMENTS In KENyQft AVENVR. Position and vlow un surpassed. Apply to W. 11. BIBBY. Konyon Avenue, Valley Road, Near the New Public School, Mt Eden. im 0 R SALE. PRIME TARANAKI FRESH AND SALT BUTTER, JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOMS-STREET, AUCKLAND, r\ N SALE. 150 BOXES "PRIME ONIONS, Ex City of Sydnoy. GEORGE SIBBIN. IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF WILLIAM BLYTH BUCKHURST, OF WHANGAREI. FOR SALE, tho STOCK-IN-TRADE of a BREWERY pf tho abovo estate, situated at Whangarei, In full working ordor. Is ah ex cellent investment for anyono with a small capital. Will be sold chenp. For particulars apply t? Miissitß L. D. Nathan & Ci»„ far §■ Mitoiielson & Co. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths. Customs-strcot Wfcst, with sails er without. Also Boats For Sale. TfGGS.— Black Breasted Red Game ; Im [i ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.—l offer For Sale a Limited Number of Eggs from above. Two Guineas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of tho Colony on roooipt of P.O.G.—D. Robertson, Symouds-stroot, Auflklaud. TIT OUNT ALBERT. Building Lots for Sale on Easy Terms ; prices low; adjoining the Railway Station; very con venient. D. B. ORCHARD. 18. Now Zealand Insurance B^ldlngs. O SEA CAPTAINS A.NP OTHERS. A Baby's Caul -W Bale.—For address, apply Stah oliloe. mO-YACHTSMEN AND OTHERS. For Salo, tho fast and well-known Yacht Toy, coppored and copper-fastened *>,rffligl_-a_, Will be sold a bargain.—Apply fa' ' CHARLES BAILEY. Yacht Builder, Sec, Customs-st West. Volunteer Notices. FIRING FOR CAPTAIN CLARK'S DISTRICT BELT. Tho above Firing will take place TO-MOR ROW (Saturday), at the Mount Edon Range, to commence at 1 p.m. Competitors to provido thoir own ammunition. E. LkROY, Captain A.N.A. Goodsou's Loudon Arcade. G-COD*3P.iT*_ LONDON ARCADE. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. STERLING GOLD & SILVER JEWELLERY, Latest Designs, ENGLISH I^VDR WATCHES, CLOCKS (All Warranted), Alarum, 1/8 Od; Timo, 7s Cd. ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS. Handsome 1-botllo Craots, 5s Gd each. BOHEMIAN VASES & LUSTRES VoryChcap. 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 Now Assortment (all our old stock boing destroyed by the Fire) will bo opened ready for the out-going English Mail, comprising some of tho Greatest Novcltioe that England, America, and the Continent have produced, ranging in price from Id tn £1, printed and hand-painted, in Plush, Vol vet, Satin, Ivory, Wood, Cork, and Fop.thc--. Some great special ties need tQ be fieoU. being difficult to describe NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS beautifully roprosontcd on CHRISTMAS ami NEW YEA CARDS. GOODSON'S T ONDON 4 RCADE, OODSON'S JUONDON A RCADE, QUEEN-STREET.. .. AUCKLAND HIGH-STREET .. _ RISTCHURCH LONDON OFFICE: St -war/ Axt. Money. T "1 A TO £10,000 LENT on Building ±J±U Society P>lnciples.oronot|icrternH Sou.c. o^Xwe^S^lfl Agont and Valuer. 2. V^ean Lane. m___i_______H_______H_l



Board and Residence. A VACANCY for Two or Three Gentle men as Boarders, near tho Grammar - School—For terms, &c, apply Mrs Weir, Wynyard-streot i fTIEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING ; JL ROOMS, cornor of Wyndham and Albert streets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. J Meals at all hours.—G. Johnston, Manager. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, 1 V_T HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week ! Single Room 25s per Week 1 Sporting. i ' QCOTT'S NEVADA HOTEL. i ■ OPENING OF THE AUCKLAND RACING SEASON. • PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB MEETING. PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB MEETING. QUOTATIONS AND BETTING ON THE ABOVE t . THIS EVENING. - THIS EVENING. AUCKLAND CUP ENTRIES - To be seen in the Club Room this ovening. JPINAL NOTICE. LA DON'S GRAND CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE CUP Will Positively CLOSE on the Ist NOVEMBER. Intending Investors are respectfully requested to apply for Tickets at onoe. Dividends. THE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM; PANY OF NEW ZEALAND, IN LIQUIDATION. INTERIM DIVIDEND. Warrants may now be obtained at tho office of the Union Insurance Company, R. H. STEVENSON, Official Liquidator. Auckland, 23th October, 1883. Business Notices. THE SUN STANDING STILL.-See "Now Zealand Free Press," Saturday 27th October, 1883. Price 2d. THE Audience will judge as to the best Reolter and Humorous Singor To-morrow Night.—Dress Circle votes count double. TVTIGHT SCHOOL.—Mrs Welch will open _Li a School for Girls, Monday and Thursday Evenings, Grey-streot (next Gloucester House). FIRE 1 FIRE 1 — Salrage Sale now on at Garrett Bros.', Wakeflcld-street MR G. MILLER, late of Grafton Road, has bought out Mr Collins, of Manukau Road, Parnell, and is prepared to carry on busi ness as formerly, and at prices that will compare favourably with those of town FIRE ! FIRE ! — Salvage Sale now on at Garrett Bros.', Wakofleld-Btreet a RAND and Most Varied Entertainment at the Theatre Royal To-morrow Night. Recitation and Humorous Sojig Competitions. ]Y|"ONUMENTAL MARBLE MASONS. Workers of Marble Mantelpieces, Chcffoniers and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Laboratory and Butchers' Shops. Marble worked te any design. Manufactured in Auckland.—R. LEVETT and CO.. Victoria-street (near Freeman's Bay). IF you want Cheap Fencing of any de scription or Repairs, apply or post for estimates tp, i. White, Fencer, Custoinß-atrcet West, samo yard as Workworth Cement Com pany. " A MAGNIFICENT SHOW 1 OT SOUTHDOWN LAMfI TO-NIGHT At "frctn 2_ 6d per quarter AT E. WOOD &, GO'S, CHEAPSIDE HOUSE, NEWTON. ONE PAIR Boots or Shoes at wholesale price, at Auckland Boot and Shoe Em porium. J. J. AUSTIN & CO., Manufacturers, Victoria-street West. "TkEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. WELLS BROS,, CARTERS, CARRIERS, ETC. Bricks, Lin\e, Sheila, Ash Tiles, $C., always on hand. Tfl E N 0 I N G. SAM, WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Best Paling Fence of Pmiri Posts, Hobart Ralls and sft. Hobart Palings, or Sawn Heart Kauri, 66s per chain. Fenco as above, with Split Kauri (Heart). 60s. Cheap Paling S enco, good SW1 fence. .sa. Three-rail Fenco, Prtvlri Posts and, Robart Ralls. 17s Od. gfcmp iv Ti^'co Palis', 12s. Pickcf p»sWo. of every description, Gatvn, mSw. ?s M to IBs c^ch,. All kinds Fencing Materials For Solo, at Lowest Market Prices. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hincs Se Co.). N.B.—No connection with any othor White. TT Q ?- TV IT T E R S. Imported Direct from the Manufactory. 6s PER BOTTLE, AICKIN. HE "PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. _N__w Xjjaw Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they havo Commenced Practico iv Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND. SOLICITORS, In Chambers ta High-street, opposit Mr W. Atkin _ Printing Office. E. W. BURTON, W, J, NAPIER. Auokiand, September 22nd, 1883. J AW PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. J. A. TOLE and C. W. CAVE (late of Travora and Cavo, Wellington) have entered into Paßtncrship as Barrister and Solicitors, and will carry o» h\isli\esa at thoir Offices, noxt tho Bank of New Zealand, Qneen-stroot, Auck land. X WILLIAMS, VICTORIA-STREET. i "THE PEOPLE'S TAILOR," | IS MAKING UP CHEAPER THAN [ ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN. . HELENSVILLE TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED.) Tho Company l-gJWJMj'? gggt? R • MARKET, near {'^.''"f^bor. Timber cut yard. . — : rHE MAKING POWDER par excellence ' A ICKIN'S -SKATED BAKING ' _____ POWDER—" The Most Economical." I "Yields moj-o Yeaat Goa." Pure Material i only. Not Mixed wUU Rleo -lour or Alum. f In tins at Is Cd and 2b Cd. Special Price • Wholesale. " Ad-ross: THE PHARMACY. QuEtat-STiiicrr.



Lost and Found. Li) REWARD. — Lost, a Black Pony iV Mare, marked cut on ear, mane cropped six months since.—Apply, returning same, to Oliver M. Creagh, Brighton, Parnell. lOST, from Smith's Hotel, Onehunga, a J Bay Horse (clipped), branded S on near shoulder.—Finder rewarded on returning same to above Hotel, or communicating with W. Stanford, Ponsonby Club Hotel. FOUND, a few days ago, an 1.0. U. for a considerable amount. —The owner can have same by applying at Star ofllce. STRAYED or Stolen from Waverley Villa, Church-street, Ponsonby, Fox Terrier Pup (bitch).— Anyone returning same will be re warded ; anyone detaining after this notice will be prosecuted. Public Notices. PUBLIC NOTICE.—I wish it to be dis tinctly understood that my Sale of Unre deemed Pledges will take place next Monday, October 29, without fail. Thore will be no sale on the Monday following.—B. H. Reusing, Victoria Loan office. THE Now Wilson Machine is perfection; other styles exchanged for it. Repairs and Needles for all Machines.—D. S. Chambers, opposite the Bank of N.Z. FIRE ! FIRE ! — Salvage Sale now on at Garrett Bros.', Wakeflcld-strect. MADAME POOLEY will present the Misses Lynch, Brabazon, and Miss Pearco with their Prizes To-morrow Night, at the Theatre Royal. mO BUILDERS.—The Devonport Saw I Mills aro supplying all kinds of Sawn and Dressed Timber at greatly Reduced Rates. mO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. Tho Committee of the Socioty for the Proren tion of Cruelty to Animals earnestly solicit your assistanco in the Collection of Funds for the Management of the Society. Collectors' Books may be obtained at the ofllce of the Secretary, Mr G. N. Brassey. TUR RALPH HOOD will play Reudent's -LtjL "11 Trovatore" and Tito Matteis Valse, No. 3 at Mr Poolcy'B Saturday Competitions. ALL CLAIMS against tho Trustees in the Estato of A. Linabury & Co. must be sent in to the undersigned by the 29th instant, care of Sargood, Ewcn & Co. JNO. ROSS, l Tr , 1Bt „„ a G. BOWEN, flrnstces. IN THE ESTATE OF ANNE DAFFEY (LATE OF UNION - STREET, HOTEL KEEPER), DECEASED. ALL ACCOUNTS due heroin must be paid forthwith to Messrs Dlgnan and Armstrong, Solicitors to the Estate, otherwise legal pro ceedings will be instituted. Patrick McVeigh, Executor. T> E M 0 V A L. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND DIOCESAN OFFICE HAS ISEEN MOVED TO PREMISES IN QUEEN-STREET, Alongside the Union Bank. W. S. COCHRANE. October 22, 1883. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. Just received, a select and largo assort ment of the Newest Designs in CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, Special choice New Zealand designs, suitable to Bend out of tho Colony. The last 'Frisco mail to arrive in England boforo Christmas, leaves 6th November. LETTS'S DIARIES FOR I=Bl. H. A. COLSON, VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Near Corner Hobson-street), Auckland. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amend ing tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy of George Parker, of the City of Auck land, Cab Driver, a Debtor. This is to notify that George Parker, of tho City of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Cab Driver, has this day filed a statement that ho is unablo to meet his engage ments with Mb Creditors; tho First Meeting of Creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court houso. in tho City of Auckland, on MONDAY, tho sth day of November, ISB3, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this 26th day of October, 188,1, G, W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. G. T. Keett-ev, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Sglioitor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878," "The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1878," and " The Debtors and Creditors Act Amendment Act, 1879," and of the Bankruptcy of FREDERici-SnEnwix,oiParnell,Buildcr, a Debtor, Under the provisions of the above-mentioned Acts, I hereby summon a Goneral Meeting of the Creditors of tho nbove-nomed debtor, to be hold at tho Supreme Court House, in the City of Auckland, on MONDAY, tho sth day of Novem ber, at the hour of eleven o'clock forenoon, for the purposo of receiving my report and granting him ap immediate discharge. Dated this 26th day of October, -88... THOS. MACFFARLANE, Creditors' Trustee, G. T. Kekti.ev, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, Debtor's Solicitor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors end Creditors Act 1876," and the Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptcy of John , Dennison, of Auckland, in tho colony of 1 Now Zealand, Mining Engineer, a j Debtor, This is to notify that both meetings of tho , creditors of tho said debtor, hold respectively on f tho 25th and 26th days of October, inst., in the Supreme'^ Court-houso at Auckland, having lapsed, I have this day appointed Thomas Maeffarlane, Esquire, at Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, to bo Creditors' Trustee in Uw above Bankruptcy; and that tho said Thomas MaclfUrlano has intimated to me. \Xk writing, his acceptance of the said trustee ship. Dated this 26th day of October, 1883, HENRY C. BREWER. Registrar. TnoMAS Wood, Qiieen-Bti;Qot, Auokiand, Debtor's Solicitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter oJf" The Debtors and Creditors Act, i 876, and the amendments thereof, and or tho Bankruptcy of "William Adolphcs Waterman, of Coromandel, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zoaland, Hotelkecper, a Debtor. Notioo is hereby given that at a first meeting of the creditors of the abovo-named William Adolphus Waterman, held on Friday, tho 26th day of Octobor instant, in the Supremo Court Buildiugs, Auckland, at oloven o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas Macffarlano, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of tho property of tho said William Adolphus Waterman; and that the said Thomas Macflhrlane has intimated to> the Rcgiairar, In writing, his acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated this 26th day of Octobor, 1833. G, W, BASLEY. Deputy. Registrar. Jackson ano Russell, 12, Shortland-street, Auckland, Solicitors for tho Dobtor.. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter el" Tho Debtors and Creditor. Act, 1876," and of the sovoral Acts amend ing tho same and of the Bankruptcy of Acgoste Andre Raffin, latoly of Ngunguru, near Whangarei, but now of Auckland, in tho Provincial Distrlot of Auckland and Colony of New Zealand, Hotelkecper, a Debtor. Notice is hcrohy given that at an adjourned first meeting of Creditors of tho obovonamed Augusto Andre Raffln. hold on THURSDAY. tho twonty-flf th day of Ootobor instant, in tho Supremo Court Buildings,at Auckland.at the hour of three o'clock In tho afternoon, 1 nomas Macflkrlano Esq.. of Auckland, aforesaid Cor- Hfcatou Accountant in Bankruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustoe of the property of the sa.d nobtor- and that the said Thomas Mncffarlano h^ Intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his accoptanco of tho said ofllce. Dated at Auckland this twenty-sixth day of October, 1883. G . W . BASLEY. Deputy Registrar, Bucton Se Napier, High-street, Auckland, Solicitors for tbe Debtor. Shipping a ___ "RARQUE LAIRA, _l_> FROM LONDON. ' "^qg____________» All Accounts against tho «a____B__BH*yalx>vc'n'Hnw* vessel mußt be rendofed In duplicate at the office of the undersigned by noon on MONDAY next, tho 29th instant, otherwise they cannot b( recognised. ' L. D. NATHAN & CO., Agents. Auckland, Octobor 20,1883.



Auctions. j ;!|| TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, ] .|j At 11 o'clock. . ~'; Jll FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR !IIZ ;j|j_ Ox Account of Whom it May ConcebKi [Jjl Ex Devonport. *;|{fi R. ARTHUR I|| WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, I (II Queen-street, on Tuosday, SOth inst, at [Bj H o'clock (on account of whom it may con-- jjj|| '100 SACKS FLOUR (Molr and Co.) /j - j ill 1 CO j-SACKS FLOUR (Moir and Co.) • iHI 8U i-SACKS FLOUR (Moir and Co.) II Samples at Mart. HI Terms Cash. ijji WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31. '11l EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED SALE 1 ' ,j|« Salvage \ ] j; M Salvage \ \ j 11 Salvage \i \A if FROM THE FIRE AT !J|| Mr A. Heather's Stores, I $i CUSTOMS-STREET. J Over Two Thousand : i| .Packages of General j jj| GfROCERIES il (AS UNDER). , |j| &0., be., &o. !JI GABRIEL LEWIS ill TTAS received instructions to sell at his 9 jjjj Rooms, on the above date, at Eleven o'clock, i||j THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE . Jill (WITHOUT RESERVE.) I TEAS, SUGARS, CANDLES. STARCH, M ij| CURRANTS, RAISINS, ALMONDS, Z| § BAKING POWDER, PEAS, BARLEY, ||j JJ| SEEDS, PICKLES, OILS, JELLIES, }, '[|| LIQUORICE, BI_ACKING,C»RDIA__*_,||p j| ' MEATS, GELATINES, SPICES, CON-.'ll 11 FECTIONERY, SOAPS, ACID, LEAD, 1 'W& CHLORIDINE, CREAM TARTAR, ; 1 jjj CARBONATE SODA, MARMALADE, i< COFFEE, PEPPER, SARDINES, HER- j! RINGS,SALMON,LOBSTER, VESTAS, NEAVE'S FOOD, GINGER, MAG NESIA, PEERLESS GLOSS, RICE, \ j| BLUE, JAMS, FRENCH PLUMS, j PAPER, PAPER BAGS, CAYENNE, CURRY POWDER, CAPERS, * &C &0., &c i '"ill: The above are some ot the Principal Lines, 'm 1% j and at present it is impossible to give a ™jjßi detailed list. tJ^MjH MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, i At 11 o'clock. . UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, From Victoria Loan Office.- Z THE undersigned has received instruo- 1 Uons from fir B. H. Kecsing to Sell, at Z the Auction Mart, Queen-street, on Mondar.-______l October 29, at eleven o'clock, * ;>p. All the UNREDEEMED PLEDGES from^^l the Victoria Loan Office, Victoria-street, . I Jan. 24, No. 356, Brooch and Ring: Jan. ftfl__E 383, S. Watch and Chain; Fob. 2, _S& S &aL"M 1 WatchandGol_-Hbert:Feb.l9,4_s,6.ftL.Wa_eh.'>^ » and Chain; Feb. 21,435, B.H. Watch: MarShli'-H 1 453; S.H. Watch and Chain; March 1. 454. S C ~M I Watch; March 2,4.0, Gold Albert ana Locket!'-'SI I March 8,475, O.F.S.L. Watch; March SStiSSd H I Brooch and Earrings; March 22, 539, SewintrSS I Machine; March 28, 5J5, Gold BraccletTAnffl 3. 557, Silver Watch and Chain; 658. itarble Clock, Candlesticks, Salvers, &c; April 8 SJo'SH -3 O.F.S.G. Watch; April 24. 617, doia^wStch; , April 5,568, Silver Lover Watch; Gold Albert and Charms; April 13,595. Gold Hunting WoP tliam Watoh, S.H.L. Watch, Gold AlboiOGoJd. Rings, and Set Gold Studs; also, Clothing, Tool-IB I &0.. &c, &c R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. Z _____ \ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, . At 11 o'Clock. :.spH PAWNBRoIcER'S SALE. ;! R.ARTHUR • I HAVING received instructions fnam Mr Zll James Rae, will sell at his Mart on M_J_^.s_J___ day, November 5, at 11 o'clock, tho followingUn^ _3fl redeemed Pledges. —•-_. » 1883: 374. Fob. 2, D.C. Gold Lever Watch _H! 176, Jan. 22, D.C. Bi-assWatch; 208, Jan. aoW M Watch ; 229, Jan. 21.D.C.5. Watch. isfr su H Deo. 29, D.C.S, Watch. Gold Albert; 673 Dec.lt <« D.C. Gen. and Gold Albert ; G9O, £eb'_¥ OF* Gold Watoh. i 883: 722, Feb.Sij; b-C.S Watoh-ffH 9.9, Jan. 6, D.C. Geneva; oil!'&o._0 DO 8 * H Watch; 731, Feb. 27. 0.1..5. Watch and£__. IK Albert; 965, Oct 28 6.F Geneva; leafjSn^af I D.C. Geneva ;W. Nov. 14. D.C. Gen • 628 iw . 4, D.C. Verge; iO7, Nov. 7, d.C ' W^' tham; 239, Jan. 25, D.C. Geneva I 1 Boots; 342, November 20, O.FS Wotah - lU, W'-mbor 7, D.C. Waßhanv_a_ 'I 1 Dccewbe. U, WalthW; l&May sTd Gold Cross and Gold Chain; 63_rNovem&_i_! f4Si__ ■ H I and Gold Chain : 632. ___emtor H, S1I?S I Necklet and Lookot; 821, Dcccmbo. 3. Coin' 67, November i,Spccimon Quarts; W2 p_bns-?v" 2}, Gold Linked Albert: 472, KtiSwrtSSSt M Brooch. Earring, and kceior; 935? JanxiiJfc '1 Gold Brooch; 33, January 11, RkrriKmLSt~'M t Keener; 10, January 9. Gold Pta? cff %f_\ r_ vember 6, Gold and Silver Rings; 402' a_£ -i. tembcr as, Ring; »X), Novembcf 7, SrS 4 and Earrings; ®8, Dec. 18. Dress PiuSTetl. 4 Dec. 12, Dress Piece ; 642, Dec. 12, Drew HeO-t-J^ft-: 611, Dec. 12, Silk Jackot and Dress Pioce i tUliMay. ' 1 Deo. 18, Dress Piece; 124, January 18, 1 i^MMSHH , Clothing; 46, January IZ, Suit Clothes: 7SB. ■ E Dee. 23, Sheeting; 700. Doc. JS, two. TaUa \-s*S_\ i Cloths; 68, Deo. 11, throe Sheets; SIO, Jan. -ifa 30, throo Dresses: 527, Feb. 13, Sowing Ma. jfT; c chine; "06, Sept 23. Sowing Machine: Bit. Oct. i • 26. Sewing Machine; 171, Jan. 22. Quadrants 1 4_i. Feb. 7.fdox. Knives, 4-d<w. Forks, Corvliui j Knlfo and Fork; 835, Deo. 30, Musical Box j 3 ff 1 Ja^m Bible; 641, Feb. 21, Accordcon: 88£ March 12,10 Tumor's Tools; 531, Dec. 31, Sllvoj- , J Bracelet; 952, Sopt. 5, 1882, Carpenter's Tools: 1 • 399, Nov. 25. 1882, Washstand and Table: 633. _ May 3, ISS3, Oilcloth; 379, April 20, Leather i Trunk; 182, April 4, Cruet; 45 , April Z\ Treadle *1 Sewing Machine; 123, April 2:1, l.cadl_ Sowlnß Maohino; 150Lincs of Clototng and other goods! 4 Comooarly and get bargains. | PRELIMINARY NOTICE. \ TRADE SALE \ -J^OQ TRUNKS SUMMER BOOTSj| \ AND SHOES. I EX BRITISH QUEEN. | i Particulars In future lssui. '%*£& Contlnned on Fourth Vagrtaft JJ