The C.J.C. Spring Meeting

[BY TKtBfIBAWI.— WIKSS ASSOCIATION.]

RACECOURSE, this afternoon. The Metropolitan Race Meeting commenced o-day under tho most favourable auspices. The weather is beautifully fine, but a rathor strong southwest wind is blowing. Tho attendance is large, and the course is in capital order. The following were tho results :— Thk Free HANMOAP.-ASwocpsiakes of 3sovs each, With lOOsovs added. One mile. Mason and Vallancc's Rubina, 7st 2lb, hv Kin^borough-Etiquette (Butler) 1 Mr E. Cutt's July, Sst lib (Thompson). 2 Mr Lewis's Digby Grand, 7st (McUlusky) 3 Siesta Sst 131b ; Jack, 7s 121b ; Taiaroa, Tst 91b V Water Nymph, 7;<t Gib; Leopold, 7st lib ; Helena, list 71b ; The Painter, bst, alßettin": G to 4 against Water Nymph ; 1 to 2 against Siesta ; 3 to 1 apinst Digby Grand -4 to 1 against July; o to 1 ■SI Jack. Rubina led at the start but was soon collared, and a good race all the way was won by two lengths. 1 ime, limn. the Governor arrived just as the race was concluded.

tup Wblcomk STAKKS.—A Sweopstakes of T" 5 Vs e'c™. with 200sovs added, for two-year nlilß Second horse to save his stake. Colts, gst 51b; fillies, Bst. Four furlongs. (Closed with Jo'subs.)

Hon. W. Robinson's Liverpool (Rud- HonS(I. McLoan'3LadyEvelyn(Allen)... 2 A. Hawthorn's Water Sprite (Thomson) 3

Talebearer, Carlton, Red Sea, Take Miss, Dime, and Wave filly also ran. Marion was scratched. Betting: 2 to 1 against Liverpool, who was heavily backed ; •! to 1 against Carlton, 5 to 1 against Lady Evelyn, 10 to 1 against Water Sprite colt. After numerous false starts, the lot were sent away on very oven terms. Wave made the running for a short distance, and was then joined by Liverpool, Carlton, and Lady Evelyn. Half way up the straight, Liverpool came away and won by a good three lengths., Lady Evelyn second, Water Sprite colt a good third. Time, 51Jsecs. THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. A Handicap Swoopstakes of 20sovs each, with 1 OOOsova added. Tho second horse to receive lilOsovs .tho third horso oOsovs from the stako. Two miles. (Closed with 08 Bubs.) MrD. O'Brien's Tasman, by St. Albans —Zillah, Bst 91b ... ••• 1 Hon. W. Robinson's Nonsense, by Albany—No Name, 7st 121b 2 Smith's Tim Whifllor 3 Robinson declared to win with Nonsense. A grand mcc. won by ft short neck. Cheviot, Lady Emma, Mischief, Turquoise, Envious, Tho Jilt, Adamant, Hippo damia. and Tho Poet ran. Wclcomo Jack was scratched. Timo, 3inins SUJseca.

LATEST SPORTING.

Off Colour and Signor Scratched. Melbourne, this day, 1 p.m. The latest scratchings for the Cup ftro :— Off Colour and Signor.

TELEGRAMS.

Russell, tins day

Arrived —lonn. A coacli now mns from Kawakawa to Fakaratn and Waiinatc, and a coaeli from Kawakawa to Hokinnga via Okaihau starts on the 13th inst. DUNKDIK, this day. A Strongo Definition of Gaming. In the Magistrate's Court, W. Carew has held that money knowingly lent for billiards was recoverable. He said that playing billiards for money was pming, but billiards was not an unlawful gamo, being sanctioned by tho Licensing Acts. Oamaru, this day. . A B\va«gor, whose supposed namo is David Castle, committed suicide at Oamaru on Saturday by cutting his throat. WEfaJKOTON, tliis (lay. It is oxpected that Major Atkinson leaves for Australia on Monday next. I'atka, this day. The two-roomed cottage belonging to J. Sott was burned down at 3,30 this morning, Tho house was unoccupied.

Fanners, settlors, aiilfjkrisitors to Auck land coining in on horseback or In their own conveyances will llud cheap accommodation for tho samo at tho Markct-houso \ards either during tho day, staying tho night, or by the week. Horso feed supplied if roquired. [Advt.J.

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Lieensiug Notices. riITY OF AUCKLAND (EAST). NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO HEMOVK A LICENSE TO OTHER PREMISE 3. I, GEORGE ISLES PANTER, of Queen-street, in the City of Auckland, being the Holder of a Publican's License, in respect of the house and premises situato in Queon-strot, Auckland aforo- SldTln the Licensing District of City East, and known as tho "Waverloy Hotol," do hereby give notioo that I desiro to obtain, and will, at the noxt Licensing Meeting, to bo holderi at Auckland on tho fifth day of December, 1883, apply for the Romoval of tho Liconso for the aforesaid house and premlsos to a houso situato at Queen-street, Auckland aforesaid, in tho Licensing Distrlot of City East aforesaid, known as Powell's Dining Booms, and containing nino r<Dated the sixth day of November, 1883. GEORQE ISLES PANTER.



Public Notices. IMPOUNDED, on the 4th clay of November, by Mrs Finch, Rod ana White Poley Cow. branded Fon rump, for trespassing in paddocks; 53 damages claimed; and, in default of being roleased, tlio above will bo sold at the Public Pound, Mount Albert, on tho lOtli day of Novembor, 18-3, at noon. gMALIj I Poundkcopcr, T>USINESS PARTNERSHIP. Excellent Opening for a Gcntloman capable of undertaking care of Office "ooks and Accounts. Must command not lesa than ±1,000 cash, or satisfactory security. . Address: Box 242, P. 0., Auckland. N.8.-To a gentleman of energetic business habits and gowl address this business Is capable of yielding a handsomo income, and offers op portunitlos of realising a fortune. . IP tho Winner of the Selling Race at the Hunt Club Races calls at the Star Offloo ho will get the Stakeholder's address. BILLIARDS.— Wynyard Arras, Splendid Tablo, attentive marking. Billiards and Devil's Pool Tournaments now on. Weekly Money Prize. THE Excelsior Hall Private Dancing Class will meet on TUESDAYS instoad of Frldays.-H. Wilson, M.C. O BUILDERS.—The Devonport Saw Mills aro supplying all kinds of Sawn and Dressed Timber at groatly Reduced Ratos. HE SALVATION ARMY purpose having an Excursion to Tamakl by the steamer Victoria, on FRIDAY, Novembor Oth. Starting from wharf at 7.45 a.m., returning in aSefor Holiness Meeting at night Tickets 2s; children wdcr 18 years, Is. Tea (without food) free. ' TH STATE OF JAMES HOSIE, A JQj DEBTOR. Creditors in tho above Estate who havo not ret proved must send in their Claims (accom plnled by statutory dectajfttton) to the| under- S&nod before noon of MONDAY, tlio /2th Novembor proximo. M GEDDE S, Creditors' Trustee. ElUott-rtroet, Auckland, 20th October, 1883. Coodson's London Arcade. OTBD" KNOWN THAT GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE Stands unrivalled as containing the LARGEST : Assortment at tho Lowest Prices of WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERLING GOLD and SILVER JEWELLERY (all warranted) The most Artistic Imitation in ABYSSINIAN GOLD and SILVERINE at mar vellously low prices ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS of all kinds CUTLERY, best Shofflcld makes BOOKS and STATIONERY at English prices. An entire New Stock of CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS. «ar NEWEST STYLES IN \ MaoriandotherW Bags, PM~"j£w*»g books, Pictures; Photograph, Scrap and ; Stamp Albums; Accordiana, ConeoHinas, Porambulators, Bassinettes, Tricycles Rock ing Horses, Lawn Tennis and Cnckot Goods. ■ 3d, Bd, a*tTi7cOUNTERS L«den with Varietioi and Novelties. Toys of gU descriptions, and l.pOl fhings tooi numer, •i . * pus to mention contained in this tho . largest and best assorted Stopk. In the Colonies, at w)0 „, lowest prices. t - • ' Small I^roflts and Quick Rotnrns at i ■ |; f\ OODSON'S T ONDON A gCADE.; L: OooiwoN'a JjiJSJ)oN -AjtCAm^.



Galls. ■\TEW UNION BEACH GOLD-MIN ±I ING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notico is hereby given that a Call (the seventh) of Threepence per Sharo has been made, pay able to the undersigned, at Uio Olllce of the Company, No. 21, Now Zealand Insurance. Build ings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, Uio 7th Norombor, 1883. J. FRIAR CLAHKK, /Secretary. Auckland, 18th October, 1883. meetings. TO BOOTMAKERS.— Tho Adjourned Meeting of Operativo Boot and Shoo niakers will be hold at tho Working Men's Club TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), at 7.30 p.m. ltusincssi Tho Enrolment of Members. All wishing to join are requested to roll up. Sporting. A DA MANTUA, being desirous that hor f\ constituents shall receive earliest possible results, forwards them without delay, Errors or omissions uro excopted. Tkumixation' ok Nihilistic Plot.—Reward of 370 Patriots, und Banishment of 17,430 Con spirators to Siboria.—During the ceremonies attending the Czar's coronation, information was received at head quarters that a desperate plot was in course of execution for the purpose of destroying tho Czar and his household by blowing them up with dynamite. Upon in quiries being instituted, this report proved to be true, and from information supplied by "370" of the Dand the conspiracy was luckily frustrated. Tho number of persons concerned in this scheme consisted of 17,81X1. "Ada Mantua," acting under instructions from hor uncle tho Czar, at oneo convened a meeting of her " Cabinet," consisting of 31 well-known resi dents, 12 of whom attended, and who recom mended that the 370 should be rewarded, and the 17,430 banished to Siberia. Parliament was immediately summoned, who acceded to the wishes of tho Committee, and furthermore ngrccd that the 370 should be banished ; also 150 to Melbourne, OS to New Zealand, and 151 to various parts of Now Zealand; the countries being tho "biithplaco" of the majority. The amount granted was equal to 8,900 English Sove reigns, which were allotted us annexed tublo will show, less BiK) which were deducted by " Ada " for expenses incurred in performing her noecssnry duties. Tho movement of tho 21(5 principals will be watched with anxiety, and it is hoped that their utmost exertions will bo used to obtain those position.') in life which ■'Ada" isconlldont will please many who are at present in doubt us to their capabilities. MELBOURNE-—First prize, £1000; second prize, £050; third prize, £350. Starters, J>7oo; non- Starters, 1.550—£1,t!50. Nbw Zh.vland.—First prize, £S00; second prize, *3.0; third prize, di 0. Starlors, £15P; non-Startors, «coo— *2,100. MINOK.— Hi at JEIO—Ji-'U: Sat £2'—100; 20 nt £10-»2 0; 100 at 13—&00; 21 at £>—£120—fii.OGO. Ono Hundred and Fifty Molbourno Con spirators Cortiflcato of Birth. 4SIB Commotion 13£>5*J Mandragora colt BKS Navigator 01)38 Ncpean 17137 Sir Jfodrod ISUS9 Povcril 1017 Sting l°oo2 Taurus 110.(8 Tho Drummer 81130 Muldlemarch 8370 I'ell Moll 15576 Wizard 7009 tiundoora 12623 King of Vulo 1831 Sweet William HOW Duenna 11101 Tho Plunger 8828 Delusion 717 Guesswork G025 Ironhand 5023 Welcome Jack MOT Claptrap (Victoria) >7G0.-> Kathleen 2668 Segonhoc 10390 Morcenux 1401 Aa Valorem 15925 Athenla 8101 Morpoth 10883 Itaillory 17301 Welcomo Jack 3603 Cuba (N.Z.) 15252 King Charles 1819 Sardonyx 1580 Recovery 1 03 Stock well 8052 Essex 177J1 Willoroo ICIII Signor 38(W Tho Gem ISO! Prodigal (Wil -2*232 Mistaken sons') 13071 Cunnaniulla 10006 Doncastcr 168 i 4 Hesperian 6319 Gloucester 813 Little Jack 10)2 Le beau 17263 Boolka 8173 Dukedom 773 Comet 4085 Koh-i-noor 10202 Belmont 3082 Despot 17528 Masqucrado 5589 Thorntopper 5577 Merman 11199 Maid of the Hills 1051 Colstoun 1087 Conjecture 2132 Prodigal (Stub- 11027 All Silk ley's) 8348 Prioress 7070 Trump Yoss 1280 Vornct 8051 Forest King 1177 lioacawon 4749 Archio \ 0015 Robert tho Devil 503 Lord Clifdcn '.'519 Lesbia 13701 Britisher 9881 Mountebank 6181 Warwiok 34612 Duchoss of 11780 First Wator Albany 215 Calnia 1010 Sardius 16479 Magnet 3155 Kit Nubbles 2099 Suwarrow Oil Linda 1013 Nicholas 8281 Eva 11814 Chuckstcr 10097 Favo 2793 Oif Colour 8166 Silver Arrow 3003 Pollio 17740 Tho Mean 16097 Waterloo 10895 Kathlocn Ma %lo Goldflnder voumecn 17074 Zulu 7293 Bordeaux IGOti Footstep H507 Senßation 11120 DirkKattoralok Sill Spoilsman 10735 Anglesey 713 Black Diamond 7720 Coriolanus 4613 Bis Bis 080 Aberfoyle 12410 Hilltalk 548S Jessie 11256 Chrysophraso 6227 Prometiicus 3217 Jack of Clubs 1868 Ike 8961 Rosemary 13826 Kingsdalo 13973 Dunstan 7167 Vagabond 0182 Rnbino 124 Lord Lisgar 16619 Countess 10518 Glencoo 9221 Esniondo 8010 Yatcly 15306 Wptonga 115011 Ericthonous 7JO Buttercup 4039 St. Lawrence 14627 Too Too 1651 Country Squire S5!)0 Kcdbank 11752 Coup d'Etat 7157 Spread Eaglo 9626 Albury 590 Joan 49<8 Normanby 4020 Symkhana 12912 Santa Clous 10426 Mrs Jarley 12123 Caractacus Bill! Wahgunyah 17033 Aide-de-Camp 531)3 Pailleroo IGI3I Copra 10952 Lc Grand 785 Martini-Henri 7630 Milparinkn 17538 Malna 13301 Palarcnda 15999 Grosvcnor 1100 Mcntmoro SI2S Achilles 1099 First Demon 15195 Lord Molvillo Sixty-six New Zealand Conspirators'Certi flcate of Birth. 16754 Mata 125 Sir Bcdcvcro 8412 Sir Modred 10745 Hyacinth 1187 Bundoora 5929 Kalo 17911 Welcome Jack 1/383 Minerva 55(i» Salvage 14451 Leonata 5212 Tasman 13968 Nonpareil 15917 Cheviot 10090 Tho Jilt 4504 Lady Emma 16078 Adamant 7028 Mischief B0 Hlppodamia 11095 Vanguard 12379 Poll 5207 Lord Burghloy I*Bsl The Poet (?)IG6OCI Betrayer 1389 Water Nymph 5768 The Dauphin 12489 Fair Agnes colt 16236 Turquoise 15(132 Fame 8648 Loos 13180 Blue Jacket 3987 Iris 287 Tho Curate 13115 Mignon 17231 Kubma 60 90 Emir Boy 11926 Dan 6897 Sir Gcorgo 11332 Captain Webster 11407 King Quail 12504 Matanaka 15568 Jessie 16119 Radames . 10213 Nonsenso 2252 Hcrculaneum 1202G Leonata 10078 Leopold 5130 Murat 11827 Lcodogram 11707 Ncphino 17438 Matnkau 7787 Tim Windier . 1137 Trinket 10271 OuidC3 13051 Baniaby 6036 July 2456 Trickster 9910Louio 13686 Maligner 12020 Hilda 'vaSB Water Colour 10120 Envy filly 5700 Speargrass 8212 Sou'wester ' H368 Island Hose 578 Taiaroa 13692 Bribory colt Ono Hundred and Fifty-four Minor Conspirators. l^fm-mi^Um, 1G513, 3783, 12093, 3039, 8120' a 0t 17|iO-93;«, 892, 5590, 31448 15)50. 3635, 10400 86*7.13930, 17640, 3769, 2700, 1060, 21=5, wo.«» IMS 4683 1602, 14885, 5968, 0232, la2(to, 6434, COI. Wbls, 6071, 0218 lHlli, 13381, 4933, 14424 1J026 12154 1214', 6613, 8266, 6115, 4012, inrat1, m Hoot! igsM, p w ism, 7318 11173. 85^, '22, 11778, JIBO, buo9, s*9.,i°£> 6111 I"l 7 16702, 14942, 16838, 17798, 17199, 149D4, Oik 4187, 4995. 12807. 7.60. 16610,- MOO. SMB. 1278, 14528, 11658, 17518, "029, 15293, 8166, 7959, 16516, 7013, 3330.14832, 17682, 4325, 1191, 23)3 14571, 2893, 12/76, 12214, 14539, 5509. 6873 9786 2496, 297, 15058, 14466, 13887, 15302, 128-f, 1079. 11813, 1904, 98 ? 0, 14383. 1392, 10693. Mat £5-1744, 12733, 10710, 15062, 89M, 12934, 11585, 998, 7810, 14448, 4999, 6190. 1573,11412, 2276, 283, 10132; 11910, 10063, 1560, 9816,-8020, 7311, 8226. N.8.-The Pross, }n any part of. the colony, can, ■if they wish, obtain the names and addressos of tho twelve committee men, and also of the six principal, conspirators. Tho_grants, as aboVo mentioned, have been forwarded to tho colonies and Wbo available as foßowsi-Tbo 1M at once, tho 66 on and after the- Bth insM, and'tlip



Wanted. WANTED, Two Good Men to work in a Vinery; thinning out Grapes.—A. Ijinabury, Queen-street. T^TANTED, Two Practical Grooms, V T accustomed to double harness.—Apply W. Crowthcr, Wullcaley-street East. \\7ANTED, a Painter and Paperhonger. T T —Apply T. B. Smith. Kybor Pass Road. WANTED, an Energetic Man in a good paying business; capital required, about JEsU.—Address " A.," Star Office. "VSTANTED, a Sliccpshcaror.— For ad t T dress apply Star Ofllcc. WANT Els^ Hodcnrrier.—Apply at Works, Old House at Homo, Hobson street. ANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once at A. Wright's, Shortland-strcet. ANTED, a USbd Cook.—Apply to Mrs G. B. Owen, Epsom. ANTED, a Plumber ; also, a Boy.— Apply D. Miller, Plumber, &c, Wei lcsley-strcet East. ANTED, Second and Third Waiters ; none but experienced hands need apply; also, boy for the kitchen.—Apply between 7 and S p.m.. Albert Hotel. "\\TANTED, G Strong Boy?.—Apply to TT Mr W. Priestley, Auckland Timber Company's Mill, Customs-street West. WANTED, a Good Smith.—Apply to Victoria Iron Works, Victoria-street Kast. \\rANTED, Two Smiths for Waggon IT und Dray Work.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Conchbuilders, IClliott-strcet. WANTED, Trustworthy Young Man for General Store; knowledge of trade and good reference indispensable.—Apply Win. Johnston, Devonport. WANTED, an Improver at Cabinet making and French Polishing, and Smart Boy to make himself useful.—Apply Cheap Furniture Mart, Vietoria-streot East. \\T ANTED, one or two strong Youths V T as Strikors. Apply early.—Dock Iron Work 3. WANTED, a respectable Youth as Ap prentice to the Drapery. — Apply to Milne and C'hoyce. WANTED, a Youth tor the Manchester Department; also a Btrong hai\ for doliyeriiiß parcels.—Appiv to Uarlick and Cran weli. House Furnishers, Queen-street. ANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to Mr Barton. Staii Oillco. ■ 'VITANTED, 3 Boys about lfl years of TT awe, at the Mount Kden Sawing-and Planing Mill; also. 2 strong Lads to learn bul lock driving.—Apply to-morrow morning at 'J o'clock, Jno. Smyth. WANTED, 12 Strong Boys for the Factory.—New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited), Customs-street West. ANTED, a Smart Boy, about IS or 14 years of age.—Apply to J. Gibbous, Fruiterer, Victoria-street, near Hobson-strect. WANTED, two good Hoys.—Apply to J. Mcttain, Hope Works, nenr Mount Kden Station. ANTED, a Boy about 10 ; must be able to milk.—Apply at 9 a.m. to Wick ham's Grocery Store, llotwon-stroct. ANTET), a Young Girl to look after a baby.—Apply lstshop above Convent, Piunell. WANTED, a Nursogivl, not untler Hi; references required.—Apply Mm Pierce, Hirkleigh. Ivybcr I'tus. WANTED, a Nursegirl ; references required. — Apply Mrs C. S. Shaylo Cieorgo, Clrafton ltoad. WrANTED, rcspectablo Nurso to take T T charge of two children ; handy with needle.—Apply to Mm Lionel Phillips, Collego nii__ WANTED, respectable Young Woman as Waitress for the Ladies' Department. —Apply C. Canning, St. Mungo Cafe, (jucon-at. W"~ ANTED, for i'rivato House, Woman Cook, Ladles' Assistants. General Ser vants, Boys and Men to milk.—Heighten and Co., ___pu_ccn-Htroot. W ANTE I), a Woman Cook for Country Hotel.—Apply to Mrs Jackmun, Nolson street, Auckland. WANTED immodintoly, good smart Ilousemuid, for Hotel, Cambridge; also. Woman Cook, Hay of Islands.— X. Ilerry's Rogiatry. WANTED, at Ilannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years). General, I.ls ; Nursegirl, 10s (both sumo private family, Oisborno). WANTED, at Ilannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), 2 Cook- Laundresses (private families). Mount Albert, I__ WANTED, nt Ilannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Hotel Housemaid, 12s; General (private), 12s (North Shore).- W~ ANTED, at Ilannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years)1, Young Man to milk. &o. (gentleman's family). WANTED, at Kannaford'v Auckland Registry (established 20 years), Dres3 maker by tho day. "VVTANTED, HouKoinnids, Laundress, V T Generals (town, country. Wiiangaroa, Waikalo, Chatham Islands. Russell, etc.)— Sirs Whiteombo's Registry, next tho Market. Wul losley-atrcet entrance. WANTED, a Young Girl as General Servant, immediately. —Apply W. U. Porter, Tobacconist, Quecn-streot. WANTED, n good Genoral Servant.— Apply to Mrs Macdonald, Ontario Villa, Albert Park. WANTED, a Good General Servant for tho Waikato.—Apply to Mrs Whyto, at Wynyard House, between the hours of il and 10 a.m. Itofcronces required. - WANTED, a General Servant for a pri vate family. No washing.—Address to Mrs Tycr, Grocor. upper Syniondaatrcnt. WANTED, a Genoral Servant,-Apply Newton Hotel. Biffl WANTED, a good General Servant; 4 in family; another girl kept. Immediate Addrossnt Mrs White's Registry Ofllce, Vic toria-strcot West. WANTED, an Improver to £ho Dross making,—Apply Mrs Kyrc, Draper, Victoria-street. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to tho dress and habit making.—Apply immediately, Mrs Atkinson, College Road. WANTED, respectable Boarders. Plea sant situation; uso of Bath. Terms moderate.—Apply Mr Ryder, Symonds-street (opposite Government Houso grounds). WANTED Boarders; terms, 17s por weok.—W. Gadd's Fruit Depot, Viotoria- Blrcct. WANTED, Board and Residence for Three Oentlomon; prlvatositting-room reqnirod; Albert Park or Parnell Riso preferred. —Apply Rooms, Box 241. WANTED, 2 or 3 Furnished or Un furnished Rooms; near Post-ofllco pre ferred.—Apply " Bachelsor." STAn Ofllco. WANTED, a kind porson to Adopt a Httlo Baby Girl, nino months old.—Ap ply Star Office WANTED, Tenders for Building two Doublo Chimneys, 24 feet high (labour only.—Address H. G rover, 3, Vormont-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, on Tuesdays mid Fridays, Dairies Fresh Butter and Eggs.—Apply J. Mahon, Glasgow Store, Great North Roan. WANTED, three good Dairies. Extra prlco paid for First-class Uuttcr.—A. Aley, St. Mary's Road. Ponsonby. WANTED —Quite true ! you can get Good Value for your money at Brown's Drapery, Clothing, and Milliner^ Establish hment, Parnell. WANTED, Crowds to inspect our Stock of Choap Millinory and Mantles. — Brown's Drapery und Millinery Establishment, Parnell. WANTED— Yes ! -wo are giving splen did valuo in Calicos, Flannels, Tablo Linons, and Dross Goods. — Brown's Cheap Drapery, Parnell. WANTED, the Men to Know two im portant things. One is that Dampler in Making to Order Men's Elastic Sido French Calf Boots for Us, and soiling a strong lino of Men's E.S. Boots for Bs—at Dampier's Now Boot Shop, Victoria-street (noar Hobson-street). WANTED, a Buyer for Ward's Brick and Pottery Works, Cambridge; good business doing; terms liberal.—Apply Messrs Wollß and Soutter, Cambridge ANTED, everybody to see the Stock of Clothing, Shirts, and Hats at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symonds-street, also at Shop next door to Masonic Hall. Newton. WANTED to Purchase, a quantity of second-hand Shafting and Belting.-W. A. Marshall, Produco Morchant, OnchunKa. WANTED to Buy, some Maori-worked Greenstone Patua or Heitikis; good price given.—Apply to S. Gilbort, Chomist, 92, Qucen-atrcct, ' "_TS7"ANTED, to Buy Left-off Clothing of VV any description for Cash. Families waited upon. All orders punctually attended to.—Address C. Whittcn, Wellesley-stroot West ANTED to Hire, a low Pheaton, for a month.—Apply to Cousins and Atkln EUiott-Btreet WANTED to Sell, Cheap, Boom Papers Id per Roll.—Bonnptt and Sons, Froo man's Bay. WANTED KNOWN—Seltzogenes, for making JEratcd Waters. — Charles Kclsey & Co., 120, Queeu-strcot. WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's 2nd Shipmont of Drapory from England has arrived. It is very largo, fashionable, and varied this time, and by the way it is already going, promises to be as great a success as tho lost. Particulars as soon as possible.—W. H. Dampior, Wakcflcld-itrcet. , , WANTED KNOWN—That Mrs Mooncv wishes to intimato to her friends and patrons of tho Show at Ellerslio on Thursday and Friday that she will bo thero as usual, aud all Meals and Refreshments can be obtained at the usual moderate rates, combined with cleanliness and civility; also, on Saturday, at tho Races. ; WANTDD KNOWN—Mr J. W. Robin son, of Parnell, has undertaken .the AKoncy in Parnoll District for Hay's Art Union. —W. E. Hay, Proprietor. WANTED Known—My Shop will be Closed on Thursday and Friday next marking down Block.—J. Smith, Proper. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street call and'seo tho largo and choice Btock of Mosgiel Twoeds just opened for the



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, that to-night, at 7.30, in tho Christians Meeting House, Cook-street, is the Last Chance for Ladies and Gentlemen who intend to join Mr Boyle's Hmg ing Class. WANTED KNOWN — Work boxes, Od and Is Cd; Small Albums, Gd and fld; Grand Money Boxes (with-key), 4d; Watering Cans, (id; Siates, id ; Noah Arks, 3d; Moveablc Figures, Id; Whips, 3d; Humming T 0' 53' M,.; Dolls, 3d; Tea Sets. Is (id: Large Toys (damaged) Id; at Dampior's Hobson-strcct Shop. ANTED KNOWN—A Second-hand Set of Harness to be Sold Chcap.-Apiily R. French, Karangahapc Road. ANTED SEEN—The Ladies' House Boots for 3a 9d; handsome Sown ditto (with goloshcd toes) for4s6d; Ladies'E.S. Kid Boots, 5s Cd; Ladies' High Leg Prunella Boots (the kind the ladies like), 5s Gd-at Dampiers New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson street); WANTED KNOWN. —A icw aero Sections adjoining Victoria Park, Devonport, first-class position, at from £G0 per acre.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Beach Road, Devonport. WANTED KNOWN-Dfimpier's 4th Shipmont of PIANOFOBTE MUSIC from England has just arrived—all at Gd (no higher price). He is happy to inform Professors, Principals of Schools, and the Public that it con sists almost entirely this timo of Piece Music— much of it by the most eminent authors. Those who can better afl'ord to pay Cd than is for pro ciscly the same music (and none of it second hand), should now lay in a stock.—At Dumpier s Hobsonstreet Sliop^ ANTED KNOWN—Genuine English Birdlime, just landed, ex Hcrmione.— Crawford's Medical Hall. Newton. TTSrANTED KNOWN.—Another Revi- V T val.—Men's long Leather Boot Laces, Id tho pair, 9d tho dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces, 2d the dozen ; Cork Soles. 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2d ; Shoe Horns. Od ; Boot Gloss, Gd tho bottle; Yellow Silk Reels, 2s—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Victoria-street (near Hobson-stroct). WANTED KNOWN —In Jewellery, Charles Kelscy & Co. keep nothing but real Silver and real Gold. — Charles Kelsey & Co., two doors below Morrin's, Ironmongers. WANTED Known—Christmas Cards- Charles Kelscy & Co. have their usual Large Assortment.—Two doors below Morrin s, Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Large Sponges, (id and fld; Infants' Feeding Bottles, Sd; Tricophcrous (Barry's), Is 2(1; Luminous Match Boxes (that you can find easily in tho night), (k! ; Largo Carved Ornamental Oval Mirrors, Is 4d, 2s is 3d, and 2s lid; Ladies' Fancy Baskets, Hid and Is 4d ; at Dampier's Hobsonstreet Shop. WANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Mllllgan have socured tho services of a flrst-class Millinor, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on tho shortest notico. ANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tennis and Criekotware of reliable make.- Charles Kolsey & Co., two doors below Morrin s, Ironmongers. , WANTED KNOWN —Wo have re ceived Sateons, Nun's Veilings, Summer Flowers &c, &c. Special linos in Flannols, Calicoes, Hollands, &c, Ladies' am! Children's Underclothing well-finished or mado to order; Killings neatly mado at Mrs White's, Draper, ANTED KNOWN— Chkap Timber I CUKAI'TIMIiKR! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be min-hancd cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of 1). Ooi.DlK, Albort-BlreoL W"~ ANTED !—Wanted to Sell (cheap), Washing Powders, Cd per do»m; Knife Polish, Cxi tin, 2 for 10(1: Bath Bricks. 3d. 2 for 5.1; Dark Blue and Light Itluo, Id lb; IMb Tins of Salmon, only Is 2d ; Shoo Brushes, only 2s Gd, 2 sets for 4s Gd; Marbles, 8d box ; Baking Soda, Id lb; llarncr&Co.'B Cocoa, in tins, only M, I for Is Cd; Small Tin Matches, only Sd dor.en; 10 Quires of Note Paper, only lOd; Tea Trays, (w Gd set; Cheap CruotStandS, only Is Od; Bread Knives, Od; Whlto and Gold 13 linos) Teasels, only :t. r« sot: Yeatmau's Yeast Powder, only KM tin; Salad Oil. 7d, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, only 3d; Raspberry Vinegar, Od bottle; Ktuonco of Lemon, Oil; Epsom Halls, 4d por dozen (2s box of "lbs); Castor Oil. only Gd ; Largo Glaus Jugs, 2a, 2 for 3s Od; Engravod Jugs, Bd, 3 for Is lOd ; Carpet Tacks, Is pkt, Oil doz; Largo Tin Basins, lv Od ; Hemp Seed, 4d lb; Whlto Starch, fid Hi by tiio packet; Cork screws, only M ; Scented Soap, 2d cake, 7 for Is; Slato Pencils', 8d box; School Slatus, Id to fld J SmaillilasH Tumblers. I for 6d ; Wine (1 losses, 2m Od dozen; Bread Trays, only Bd; Washing Hoards, only Od ; Exercise Books, 2d and 4d, la (M and :<h dozen ; Hplasli Mats (lurgu size), only Is and Is 3d: Small Trays, 3d each, 5 for Is; Padlocks, 3d ; Wire Dish Covers, from Gd to 3s. 8s set of 0; CunaryJSeod, M lb; White and Gold Stono Cuira and Snuenrs. 7d each. 0s M doz; Sponge, Id to 2s ; Scrubbing Brushes. Oil; Nail Brushes. 3d: Focdlng Bottles, Oil j Furniture Polish. 4d and 9d bottle; Raisins, 4d lb : Sheep wash Tobacco, Is 3d lb; Christmas and Birthday Cards, Id to (ill oach ; Morton's Violet Powdor, 2d Ilb pkt; Key Rings, Gd dox; Yarmouth Ham Herrings, 2d each, 4 for Od; Maeonoehle's Dry Soap Id pkt. 11 for 18.-H. WATT. Pitt-street. WA NT E D KNO WN- PROF. W. ELLIS. MEDICAL HERHALIST, treats all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want tha host Sarsaparllla, try Prof. Klli/s. He (Prof. Kills) kindly oilers to tlio Public the best Liver Pilla in town or country ; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakes; cure for Piles. Testimony dally increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men ourod Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.— Noto tho address: No. 308, Upper Queon-strcct (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to I) p.m. Consultation tiratls. Debate. "~O° TIIE SCRIPTURES TEACH CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY?" CONTINUATION OF DEBATE, TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, AN'I) THURSDAY, THEATRE ROYAL, Commencing nt 7.30 p.m. R. LAISHLEY, ESQ., in tho Chair. Shipping. a,r milE NEW ZEALAND /ZSfik'fk -*- shipping co.y 3w^^|' BAHQUIO ASTKUIOV, "i*S^*SESSS#1 FUOM LONDON. All Claims and Accounts against tho abovo nanicd vessel In respect of her inward cargo mist be rondored in triplicate to tho under signed on or boforo THURSDAY. Bt.li inst., at noon, otherwise thoy cannot bo recognised. TIIK NEW'ZEALAND SIUPrINO COMPANY (Limitkd), Agents. IJWR WAITARA.—The s.s. DOUGLAS ' will leavo tho Onohunga Whart as nbpvo weather and other circumstances permitting) on THURSDAY, Nov. 8, at 8 o.m.—Nortlicrn Steamship Company, Agents, Auckland; or, A. Barnes, Onohunga. :" F~OR'TAURANGA.— Thes.s.GLENELG will be detained to cnablo visitors to attend the Cattle Show, and will leavo for Tau ranga on FRIDAY EVENINCJ, November !), at 8 o'clock.—Northern Steamship Company (Ltd.) OR WHANGAREL—Tho s.s. Aroyi.e will bo detained to enable visitors to see Cattlo Show and Races, and will leave for Whangarcl on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 10. at 0 o'clock.—Northern Steamship Company (Limited). ST. MATTHEW'S SUNDAY SCHOOL. —Wator Excursion on Saturday Afternoon, at Half-past Ono, by steamer Takapuna. Tickets must be got on or boforo Thursday, from Mr Webb, Hobson-stroot. E" XC ÜBS lON-ST. HELIER','I- Bluk RinnON Men and others who wisli to cnioy a pleasant outing on tho Princo or Walos's Birthday (FRIDAY. 9th inst.), should tako a trip by pi. TONGARIItO to St. Heller's Bay. There and back for Is, Children Gd. Bring your lunch with you, as no refrcßhineni or firog can be obtained on the ground. Steamor leaves Queen-street Wharf—lo, 12. 2, 1, and 0 o'clock ; returning from St. Hclier's-11, 1, 3, and 5 o'clock. medical. R. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most popular medicino of tho day. Prico, 2s Gd a box.—Colo nial Agonts, Sharlano & Co., opposito the Post office. nnOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous 1 Relief-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottlo.- SHAiILAND & CO. (opposito Post-oftlce). TT O P T> I T T E R S. Imported Direct from tho Manufactory. 6s PER BOTTLE. . AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. DATS! RATS! RATS!—Use .TV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle, v SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office. HE Best Preparation extent for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LODION FOR THE HAIR. It la prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Ciiarlks Butcher, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), junction of Pitt aid Groy-strepta, Auckland. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Prico, ?s Od and 4s 0d a Bottle. SHARLAND & Cp., opposite Poalofflco. LIVER REGULATING. ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A, are now known from Invorcargill to Mongonui as ono of tho most effective rcmo dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER" Torpid Decs tivo Function, Billiousncss, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatulency, &c. Thoy are a safe apenemt AND CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. Sold in Boxes at Is, and BotUos at Is 6d and 2( 6d(all8 A gT r THE*' PHARMACY. : ' QuKKN-BTHEET.t URE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC BALSAM;—a Gcnuino Liver Regulator Price,' 3s a botUe.-SHARLAND^ & CO. (oppO site Post-office.) • ■ ffp O^ ■,»•■■- M \ YT All children suffer from them. . If suspected, ask for tho Certain Cure, SHARLAND'S VTOftM ~^°^J____________



miscellaneous Wantcds. CUIEMIST.— Wanted, an Apprentice to / the Retail Trade;.-Apply between 10 and !■;, Keinplhonie and Co., Bliortlandstrcet. _ LICRK.— Wanted, a Junior Clerk win can write well and quickly.—Apply by letter written by applicant, giving references, K.C.U., Chief Post-ollice, Auckland. RESS AND MANTLE MAKING.— Wanted known, that Miss Reid, late of Albert-street, lias charge of the Dress and Mantle making at G. Carter's, 89, Victoria-street. FOUNTAINS! FOUNTAINS!! FOUNTAIN'S!!! Wanted Known, that M. CULLEN, High street, has just received a large assortment of SELF-ACTING FOUNTAINS, which he is pre pared to dispose of at extremely reasonable prices. A Pair of Goldfish given a-.vay with each fountain. Inspection earnestly invited.— Note the Address—M. CULLEN, High-street, ;j doors from Shortland-street. T> ARN EL L WATER WO RK S. WANTED, for the Borough of Parnell, a steady, practical Man to act as Foreman of Waterworks, Turncock, to Connect for Water Supplies, &e.,&c. Wages, £3 per week. Further information may be obtained from the Town Clerk at tho Council Oflicc, between tho hours of 9 to 10 a.m., and I to 5 p.m. Applications, with testimonials, will be re ceived at tho Borough Oillcc, Parnell, up to G p.m. on MONDAY, the 12th instant. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. November G, 1883. mO WELLSINKERS.—Wanted, Well- X sinker.—Apply Thos. Pacey. Seaflcld View. O PAINTERS.—Wanted, two good Brush Hands.—Apply John Boyes, King street, Arch Hill. rr\~o b it c \v i r s. X 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. miIAMES VALLEY—ROTORUA 1_ RAILWAY.—Oxford Contract.—Wanted, Navvies for the above contract Wages, 8s por ' ' iy' MERCER & MARSHALL, Contractors. lOLIN TUITION.—Wanted known, Pupils waited upon at their private re sidence; torma, 30s per quarter, payable in advance.—P. F. Hiscocks, Kcnnck Villa, near SI. Benedict's Church, Newton. TX O U S E H O L D WOBDS, Two years havo fully proved the truth of it in Auckland—that many of Neil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS have, in hundreds of amilics. become Household Words. ' DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without. They aro usod all over Now Zoaland. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite Beverage for Indigestion and lh°LiVCr' 28BAXMOFGILEAD. All who havo used it recommend it to the! friends if suffering from Colds, 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a Bpoclal favourite for Children or AdulU. , I.JVKR TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than h"flhe'genuine hop bitters. Hundreds nro doctoring how much good Nell and Ulilford's havo done thorn, 2s fid bottle, or 5 COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, 2s Od, or 5 bottles 10a; and many other tilings too numerous Being tho Iji'rgest Importers of British and American HKUBH in tho Colony, are aMo to supply wholesale or retail, on the most reason- Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Herbalists, Wellesi.kv-st. East, Auckland. TirANTED KNOWN—Fans, 9d; Velvet- W lined Photo. Frames, 2d; Noto Paper, 2d Iho (mire; Envelopes, 2d tho Packot of 25; Silvered Tea Spoons, 3d and Id; Silvered Forks, Brown Tea Pots, Od, 9d, and 1b ; Cruet Stands. 4s Od • Box Irons, 4s ; Butter Knlveß, Od ; Bread Knives, Sd; Large Tea Trays, Is 3d ;Tomahawks, <Jd and Is: at Diiinpler's HobsonstreetShop. Lost and Found. lOST, a Fox Terrier, with old collar on. J —The finder will bo rewarded on leaving him with B. DlckHon, Upper Qncun-gtrcet. oppo site tho Oemutory, Anyone detaining him will be prosecuted. T" " OST, on tho sth, at Newmarket, a pair J of Gold Earrings with utones.—Finder re warded on leaving them at 11. Hußkison's. New market. LOST, Small Brown Satin Bag contain ing Bunch of Kcys.^-Findcr rewarded on jeav ing It ut Lennox's, lOO,;Queen-street. LOST, yosterday, at or near Newmarket Railway Station, a Pair of Gold Earrings wrapped in nnpar. Findor rewarded.—Apply Mrs Foster. Piirnoll. I~ OST, ft Fox Terrier Pup.—Tho findor J will be rewarded on leaving him at \V. J. Murks's, near Junction Hotel, Epsom. Anyone detaining him will ho prosecuted. Lectures. mll E ORIGIN AND DE STINY BRITISH AND AMERICAN NATIONS. A Courso of Thirteen Lectures will bo given by Mr H. W. Famuli, under the auspicos of tho Auckland Anglo-Israel Association, at tho Young lion's Christian Association Rooms, commencing on WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 7. and continuing every Wednesday Evening until tho course is completed. Object of tho Lectures: To show the Israclitlsh origin of the Anglo-Saxons. Doors open at 7.30; Lectures to commenco at P'"'" Admission: One Shilling. Tickets for the Course, Five Shillings, which may ho obtained at Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper's, Stationers, Qucen-stroet. N.B.—Discussion invited at the close of each "subject of first looturo, Wednesday, 7th November:—•' Israel and Judali: Separation and distinction of tho two houscß, politically, historically, and prophetically." Electoral. O~THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF PARNELL. Ladies and Oknti.kmf.n,— I bog to offer myself as a Candidate for tho vacant scat In tho Borough Council, and to assure you that, if elected, I will at all times use my best efforts to promote tho wuJfaro and progress of tho Borough. 1 am. Ladles and Gentlemen, ' JAMEsVo aiffl yAIACINTYn K , , Brighton Road, Parnell, and ShorUand-Btrcct. Auckland. Polling Day, 7th NOVEMBER, at tho Council Chambor. Parnoll. Electors aro invited to come o tho Poll early. . Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. Creditors in tho following Estatos who havo not already done so aro requested to provo their Claims with mo on or boforo THURSDAY, tho Bth instant, when First and Final Divldonds will be payablo:— IRWIN. THOMAS, of Durham-street, Llvory Stablekecper. BURNETT, AUGUSTUS WILLIAM, of Onehunga, a Carter. THOMAS MACFFARLANE, . Trustee. IN TITE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Notico is horoby given that on WEDNES DAY, tho twenty-first day of November, 1883, at ll o'clock in tho forenoon, on application will be made to tho Supromo Court of New Zealand, at Auckland, sitting in Bankruptcy, for a declaration of tho comploto execution of a Deed of Arrangomont dated tho sixtoonth day of October, 1883, mado between William Blytii Buckhurst, of Whangarel, in the Provincial District of Auckland, Brewor, of tho first part; Laurence David Nathan and Ehenezer Waymquth, therein described, of tho second part; and all the Creditors of tho said Wil liam Blyth Buckhurst, of tho third part; and fllod in tho propor offlco of the said Supreme Court of Now Zealand, at Auckland, aforosaid, on the seventeenth day of October, iBB3, ana which said dcod was assented to by a resolution in writing, passod by a majority in nuinbci representing throe-fourths in value of the Credi tors of tho said William Blyth Buckhurst pre sorit or represented at a mooting of Crodltors duly convened and hold for that purpose at mj offlco comer of Quoen-streot and Vulcan Lane, Auckland, this sixth day of Novombor, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon. Dated this sixth Solicitor for tho Trußtocs. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditor! Act, 1870," and tho sovcral Acts amend ing tho same, and of tho Bankruptcy o) George Parker, of tho City of Anck land, Cab-4river, a Debtor. It isJioroliy notified that at 'a first mooting of the Creditors of tho said Debtor, held this daj in the Supromo Court-house, in tho City ol Auckland, at 12 o'clock noon, Thomai Maclt'arlane, Esq., Certificated Accountant ii Bankruptcy, was oloctod Creditors' Trustee o tho property of the said Debtor; and that thi said Thomas Maclfarlano has signified to me ii writing his acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated this sth day of-Novcmbcr, 1883. HENRY C. BREWER, Registrar. I, the undersigned, hereby summon i General Mooting of tho Creditors of tho above named Dobtor to bo hold in the Supremi Court-house, in tho City of Auckland, oi MONDAY, tho twelfth day of November, 188S at 11 o'clock a.m., to rocolve ray roport, and t pass a resolution that the abovenamod Dobtor b forthwith discharged. Dated this flth day of Novombor, 1853. THOS. MACFFARLANB, Trustee. G. T. •Keetlev, Onccu-strcct. Auckland, aumiynLMjUl



Concerts, &c. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. SEVENTEENTH ANNIVERSARY. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! (TUESDAY, 6th NOVEMBER), ANNUAL SOIREE. Tea at C.?. oin tho School-room, Public Meeting in the Church at 7.30 p.m. ADMISSION: Is Gd. CHAIRMAN REV. ALEX. REID. PROGRAMME. " I will Sins of Thy Power" (Sullivan)..Ciiom toport "The Wilderness" (Goss)..Cnom Address—Subject: ..Rev. J. Guv " Turn Thy Face " (Attwood). .Choir Address—Subject: "Our Own Church"..Mr Tucker "David Singing Before Saul" (B'ordcse).. Choir Address—Subject: " Critical Hearer". .Rev. G. B. Munro " Call to Remembrance " (Novello).. Ciiom Address—Subject: "Home and Heart Religion" Mn Button "And tho Glory" (Handel)..Ciiom Address—Subject: Rev. T. G. Carr CONCLUSION. . Conductor: Mr Rhodes. Organist: PROFESSOR Lamiikrt. Addresses not to Exceed Fifteen Minutes Each. CLOSE AT 9.30 P.M. miIEATRE ROYAL. A GRAND CONCERT IN AID OF SAINT BENEDICT'S CHURCH FUND (Under the patronage of tho Right Reverend Bisiioi-Luck, 0.5.8.) WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. oth, 1883. Conductor: MR ANGELO FORREST. Doors open at 7.30; comincnco at 8. A plan of the Dress Circle may bo seen at Mr Lennox's, Bookseller and Stationor, where seats may be reserved. Tickets-Dress Circle, 4s; Stalls, 2s Od; Pit, Is. O. MAHON, Hon. Sec. /CHORAL HALL. ORCHESTRAL SOCIBTY'B NEW SERIES or MONTHLY POPULAR CONCERTS, nKLD ON TUB FIRST THURSDAY IN EVERY MONTH SECOND CONCERT ox THURSDAY, Btu NOVEMBER, 1883. CoNDUCTOtt HERR CARL SCHMITT. PROGRAMME. 1. Overture de Concert .. .. CarlSchvMt 2. Song—" La Screnata" (with violon cello obligate).. .. ~ ..Braga MR C. J. LONG, Yiolpncollp... .Ma Edgar. 3. Symphony (Jupiter/ — "Allegro Vivace Mozart i. Cavatlna - "Tacoa La Notte Placlda " (ll Trovatore) .. .. Verdi MRS KILUOUR. 5. Solo for Clarlnotlp with Orchostra —"AirVaHo" lircpsunt Mr IMPKY. G. Trio—"This Maglo Wove Scarf" (with Orchestral Accompani ment) John Uarnett Mrs JUDSON. Mn YATES, and Mr STUART. 7. March—"Cornelius" ~ .. Mendelssohn INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. 8. Overture—"Promcthous" .. ..Heclhorcn 9. Song—" Trust" (with orchestral ac companiment) .. Jicrthold Tours Mrb JUDSON. 10. Song—"Ehronontho Rhine" .. Hutchison Mr GORDON GOOCH. 11. Fantasia for Orchestra—" Traum Bildcr" 11. C. Lumbye A charming and most attractive composition, representing all tho different scenes, passing duringhlsslcepthroughhlsmind. Mostoxquisite effects aro produced by tho mutes, while from a distanco thn tolling of a bell introduces a chorale. Again amoro livelypictureand recollec tion conies noxtr-a Tyrolese Liindlor. where the first violins have an accompaniment with har monies to tho melody played by tho wind instru ments. It winds up somewhat in tho style of tho Turkish Patrol, with a march which com mences very soft, and gradually increases to FF 12. Song-" Toll Mo, My Heart" .. Bishop Mrs KTLGOUR. 13. Song—"Ruby" .. .. Virginia Gabriel Mil EDWARDS. 11. Waltz—"SoldatenLcider".. .. Gung'l Doors open at 7.30; to commenco at 8 p.m. Admission.—Front Scats, half-a-crown ; re mainder of hall, one shilling. Scats may bo nosorvod at Mossrs Upton and C - 8' H. F. EDGER, Hon. See. iiiii^wfH wßiii^ b"t J N°vom" ■^srS&SSfflQ^jwipSfa. Members Ban- - quot, 7 p.m. ; Ball at 9 p.m. sharp. Double tickets for Ball, ss. - . J. A. WILSON), T P A. B. GRIFFITHS ; M<U Tenders. mENDERS Wanted for the Erection of X the Auckland Harbour Board'sOfflco Bulld inff in Concrete or Brick. Plans, Specifications, &c, to bo soon at my Ofllcos, hero, and in Dung din. Tondors rccclvod till noon on TUESDAY, November 13. FRJ RJL> Architect Fisher's Buildings. Quccn-streot. riIENDERS will bo received until noon, X THU RSDAY, BUi Novombor, for the oree tion of a Cottage in Bank-strcot (concrote or )rick). Plans, etc., at my Oillco, Hoffmann s Buildings. Thomas wmTK Architect mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.- A. Wantod, Tenders till noon on-MONDAY, 12th inst., fortho Erection of aCottacoinSpjing. stroot, Ponsonby. Plan?, at Mr F. Prime's, Iron monger, Karangahape Road. > TEN DERS for tho Erection of a Teacher's House at Wainui will bo roccived by tho Education Board, Wyndham-strcet, Auckland, unUl 2 p.m. of FRIDAY, 23rd Kovombor, 1883. . Plans and specification at the offlco of tho Board, and on application to tho Chairman of tho Wainui District School Committee. ENDERS WANTED for tho Erection of a Four-roomed Cottago in Newton. Plans and Specifications to bo soon at J. Patterson's Blacksmith Shop, Upppr Queen street, where Tcndors will be opened at 4 p.m. on FRIDAY, November 10th. i mENDERS WANTED for a Two-roomed X Cottago. Plans and specifications to bo soon at Mr Mahon's Glasgow Store, Great North Road. Harbour Board Notices. i , ■——— i A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. i TENDERS FOR EXCAVATION AND i RECLAMATION, CALLIOPE POINT. , r . . Harbour Board Offices, 1 Auckland, 22nd October, 1883. ' Tenders will bo reooivod at this offlco until I TUESDAY, tho 13th November, at noon, for i Excavation and Reclamation, Calliope Point, in • terms of plans and specifications to bo seen at tho - Enginoor's Office. ~ The lowest or any Tondor not necessarily ac < coptcd. Tondcrs to bo endorsed, " Tondor for r Excavation and Reclamation, Calhopo Point, C. B. STONE, t Chairman. Land and Estate Agents. F. G". EwiNGTON, HOUSE, LAND & COMMISSION AGENT, Nkxt to the "Herald" Office, QUEEN-STREET. 3 ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS. \ BANKERS: BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. , Agont for tho Quoon Insurance Co. Capital, 1 £2,000,000. i Rents and Interest Collected in town and 1 countxy. 3 Care of Properties Undertaken for Absentees. ] Money Lent on Mortgaf o. 1 Securities Found for In vestors Freo of Charge 0 to tliom. 1 Confidential Agencies Undertaken. Economical Arrangements made for Survey ing and Subdividing Estates. HOUSE to bo Let in Seafleld View Koa.d ; 148, po^vgcK^ Goo tpo6t> RooH y Nook, a GENERAX. STORE and BUSINSBJ3 iwM<s, £300? . __



To Let TO LET, Front Room, with Fireplace, next Mrs Jonninga. top o£ Nelson-street. rjHO LET, largo Comfortable Koom with JL fireplace, suitable for one or two young men.—For address apply Stau ofllce. HMO LET, a Bedroom, with Board, JL pleasantly situated at Otahuliu.—For ad dress apply Post-ofllce, Otahulw. mo LET, by a Widow Lady, 2 Furnished JL Bedrooms with use of parlour.—Apply STAR ofllc;e. nno LET, two or four Rooms, with kitchen, JL colonial oven. Suitable for a married couple. — Apply Sirs David Parker, Georgc atreet, Ponsonby, near England-street. TO LET, for 4 years, 40 acres good Land; part in grass, and young Orchard pro ducing over 5 tons peache3 annually, situated on the Ohincmuri River, 8 miles above Piaroa Landing. Kent low, if suitable person to lake care of and improve the place.—Apply to S. Gilbert, Chemist, 1)2, Queen-street. 0 LET, a Large Loft, 28 x 50, suitable for a Factory or Storage.—Apply Paterson and Co., Lornc-streol. TO LET, a Shop and Residence, Upper Quocn-strcct; plate-glass windows, gas and water laid on; rental 25s per week.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. TO LET, Two Furnished Rooms.— Address Mrs Perry, Garfleld-strect, Par ncll. . rj">o LET, Gentleman's Residence in tho JL City; contains 12 good rooms and replete with every convenience.—ll. Partington, Land Agent, Stichbury'B Buildings. TO LET (reasonable), on or about tho 17th of next month, a Furninhcd House of 7 rooms; pleasantly situated top end Grafton Road ; for a term.—Apply Y.X., Star Ofiicc. TO LET (Grafton Koad), Gentleman's Residence, well-finished; contains twelve rooms, and commands beautiful view; large grounds. — 11. Partington, Land Agent, Stich bury's Buildings. TO LET, Shops, with three apartments, corner of Wcllcsley and Elliott-streets. Rent, 2os per week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesley-street East. 0 GARDENERS. — Cottage To Let with 1J acres of Planted Land, or more if required.—Apply "Gardenex-," S'l'AH office. /"VFFIOES TO BE LET, at from 5s to 15s, \J in City Chambers, corner High-street and Vulcan Lane: lavatories and conveniences.— Apply to J. M. Macdonald, House and Estate Agent, Sliortland-slrect. For Sale. FOR SALE, a new Verandah Cottage in Leamington Road, Mount Eden, at 10s per week,—Apply to Mr Wewitt, King-street, Arch Hill. FOR SALE (Cheap), a 52-inch Bicycle in good order.—Apply to C. Tripp, corner of Richmond Road and Lincoln-street. 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 Canliam's, Corn Dealer, Symonds-strcet. FOR SALE, a Double-seated Waggon, in good order; a real bargain.—To be seen at No. 1, Albert Terrace, Alberlstreot. FOR SALE, 20-feet Boat j everything complote; will bo sold a Bargain.—For address apply Stab Office. OR SALE, Cutter Katie, carries 7,000 Bricks.—Apply New Zealand Timber Co. (Limited), Customs-street West. OR SALE, Tents, Tents.—Apply J. Fltton, I'itton and Service, 22, foot of Grey-street. OIfSALE, Book, Stationery, and Fancy Goods Business; a bargain.—Apply W. S. Pulford, N.Z. and Intercolonial News Agency, Coombos's Chambers, Queen-Btreet. OR SALE, Upper Queon-street, 2 well finished Houses, 8 and 6 rooms, with good corner allotment; gas and every convenience— H. Partinglon, Land Agent. I7IOR SALE, Lake Takapuna, 4G Acres " good Land, with orchard and small Cot tage. Largo sea frontflgo and good bay.—H. Partinglon, Land Agent. IJIOR»SALE or to Let, 9-iooraed House, " Northcoto; register grate and range; close to wharf and having ft splendid view.—H. Par tlngton, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE or Lease, on liberal terms, a eood Farm of 210 anros In the woll-kiiown district of Pukokoho; fencod, subdivided, wcl watered, partly in crass, with aoino good bush —Alex. White, Ononunga. FOR. SALE, a most comfortable House of 8 rooms in St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby; cvory possible convenience, corner section; gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. This pro perty has just been thoroughly ronovatod, and is in first-class oondltion. Price, only £550; terms if desired.—D; F. Evans, Queen-street. 921 FOR SALE, Allotments, North Shore; unequalled sea view. Also. Cottage of « rooms, new.—Apply Kent Villa, Flagstalf Road, Melrose. FOR SALE, Devonport, four-roomed Cottages, at £200, £220, and £210; a nicely situated House of six rooms. £375; also, choice Allotments.—X. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Beach Road, Povonport. IJ^OR SALE, a New Verandah Cottage, 4 . rooms and scullery, at North Shoro, £230; Building Allotments, £1 per foot; also, 3 New Cottages, Mount Eden (near toll gate): also, £100 and £150 to lend on mortgage—Benjamin Tanner, 8, Queen-street. . FOR SALE, cheap, and on terms to suit purchasers, a lot of flrst-class strong American AVaggons.—Apply A. Mackio, Lower Vincent-street. FO R S A L E, Tho Business of a Chemist and nruggist, tho only one in the locality, not two miles from Queen-street, in a rawdly growing district Fixtures and Stock to ho taken in one lot, with Lease of Premises for 5 years.—W, L. Mitchell, Broker and Estate Agent, 8, Moroantilo Cham bcrs. next Bank of Now Zealand. ■ A GOOD INVESTMENT.—For SaleTs Cottages, Newton; let to good tenants and returning is per cont interest. Cheap.—ll. Partington, Land Agent. AT MERCER, the Butchery of the lato Charles Flotchcr for Sale. Price, Ten Pounds.—Apply Robert Martin, Mercer. A LLOTMENTS for sale at 17s Gd per x\_ foot, suitable for working men, in Pon sonby; Houso of Five-rooms, furniture, &c, s'ewton Road, «300; Graoe-strect (Ponsonby)— Allotments 43 5s per foot; Doronport-Allot ments at £212s per foot A long list of city and üburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c, open for inspection. — Wm.-j Gui.mvkh, Coombes' Chambers. . , BUILDING SITES, North Shore. — Several acres, cultivated, planted, fenced, Tor Salo. Magnificent views. — "Building," Star ottico. BOATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Publlo Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Sale. /CANARIES.—For Sale, Good Brooding \J Birds.-Apply Mr Smith, Scafleld View, In thcovening GGS.—Black Breasted Red Game ; Im , ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.—l Offer For Salo a Limited. Number of Eggs from above. Two Guinoos for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of, tho Colony on rocoipt of P.0.0.—D. Robertson, Symonds-stroot, Anokland. PIANO for Sale. Prico, £1G; in good order, "at Thoß. Wobu s. Oak Houso, Hob eon-st'-cet, three,doors from Cook-Btrcet. THE Improved Giant Cauliflower Plants For Sale.—Apply Q. Brake, Albert Avenuo, Mount Eden. » . ' :•-_ Direct Supply Store. * "VTEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS! A\ II! NEW II! GOODS !!! , J -BEAUTIFUL^ : r G II EA P THE "DIRECT SUPPLY" STORE. We have great pleasure in announcing that wo have just opened up, ex Zealandia and Laira, 51 crates and cases, being The Finest Assoiitment op Goods Ever Offered in Auckland. As these goods have been all selected by Mr Hanciiard in tho English and Continental markets, we feel confident that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taste thoy are unoquallcd. Wo havo somo beautiful goods in MAJOLICA WARE, comprising Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, Begonia Plates, Tea Sots, Jugs, &c. A choice varioty of FLOWER STANDS. The Glided and.Painted Flowor Stand at 3s is 8 marvel. In GLASSWARE we have somo nico goods, including Engraved Winos, Clarets, Cham pagnos, Decanters, Claret Jugs, Wator Jugs, &c, Some beautiful subjects in TERRA COTTA Ware. CHINA FIGURES -An immonso varioty well worthy of inspection. GLASS and CHINA VASES—A magnlflcon1 selection. ALBUMS—very ohoap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES wo can now show a very largo assortment, am all splendid valuo. Wo havo sovcral now designs in MOUS TACHE:CUPS & SAUCERS-quitoout of th. common ixin of patterns. Also, Fanoy Caddlostlcks, Clooka, Brooches Sets, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkorohic and Glove Boxes, Ladies.' Bags and Basket! Purses, Pockot Books, &0., &o. Wo would also remind customers that whil proourlng such a variety of FANCY GOOD the USEFUL has not been neglected. O Iho contrary, wo have now a Larger Stock tha ever. It is impossible to enumerate all tho Hand\' Time-saving, and Useful House hold Requisites That wo havo opened, but would shortly sa: that wo havo nearly everything in that liii' which can possibly bo required, and woul draw special attention to tho fact that UioLov Prices of the articles bring them within tn< reach of all. _ HANCHARD AND CRA^TWELL, 219, QuiJKl^-STRIJET fThrec dears <\bevo WoUcsley-strceU ~ Dividends. y^IVI D E X B NEW PRINCE IMPEIpAi GOLD-MININC CQ^PAK^ (LIMITEDK The Sharp Register will *bo closed fromNooj on TUESDAY- t,m Noon' on 'THURapS|YjtS $th instant, oV which ditte a, Dividend of tiwc Shillings per Share will be payable. ""i niißlillWl''ll'^iin^ii^



Personal. MARY LELAND, please call at Stab Office. Board and ltcsidencc. OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, Eden Orescent, has Vacancies for a Single Gentleman, also for Lady and Gen tleman, with private sitiing-room if required. Plunge and shower bath. CROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street. — Superior Accommodation for two Gentle men. First-class table. Haths.—Mrs Fuller. mEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING X ROOMS, corner o£ Wyndhnm and Albert streets. Hoard and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals at all hours.—U. Johnston, Manager. fV OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room .. 25s per Week Business Notices. LESTER AND DURKIN, Professional Hairdressers and Ladies' Hair Workers, :utland-street, opposite Clarendon Hotel. — N.B.—M. Lester, late proprietor of the Novelty Hair-dressing Rooms, 55, Grey-street. MISS WEIK, Dressmaker, late of North-street, Newton, wishes to inform ler patrons and f rienda that sho has removed to Lcnnox'sJConcrote Buildings, Grey-street, a few doors from top. All orders will receive due at tention. Apprentices wanted. SERVICE AND FITTON, Makers and (O Importers of Bicycles and Extras. Agents for the Rudgc, Royal Mail, and Invincible Bicycles. The best on record for ono mile, 2 iniiis. 10 1-Sth sees., was done on a Rudgc Racer (see window for weight) by Howcl, in August last Repairs a specialty. Painting in first-class style. SERVICE & FITTON, 5?, Foot of GroV-street, Auckland.—J. FITTON, Importer of Wrapping Paper, Twines, etc. etc. ■^ TJ G~ A IT Daily Expected, Ex Lapwing, From Mauritius, 1,442 pockets fine white counters 1,238 POCKETS SMALL WHITE CRYSTALS 950 POCKETS BREWERS' CRYSTALS Samples now on view, ARTHUR H. NATHAN. X A W PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. J. A. TOLE and C. W. CAVE (late of Travcrs and Cave, Wellington) have entered into Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors, and will carry on business at their Offices, next the Bank of New Zealand, Queen-street, Auck land. QURREY TJ ILLS TESTATE. APPLICATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE op . • UNSOL.P ALLOTMENTS On this Estato WILL NOW BE RECEIVED By tho undersigned, AT THR OFFICE, SHORTdAND-STRKKT. TEItM§. Ono-flfth Cash; balance within five years, interest seven per cent. ■ Loans for building on lots; intorest, seven per cent; can be repaid by instalments. A. BOARDMAN, Agent .New Law Partnership. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice In Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, '4 In Chambers in Higii-strkkt, opposit Mr W. Atkins Printing Ofllcc. . / i E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER. Auckland, September 22nd, 188.X , , : Tjl E N 0 1 NO, SAM, WHITE'S PRICE LIST:- Bost Paling Fence of Puiirl Posts, Hobart Rails and sft nobart Palings, or Sawn Heart Kauri, C6s per chain. Fence as above, wifli Split Kauri (Heart), COs. Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence. 455. Three-rail Fenco, Fiiriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 47s Gd. Same in I'i-troo Rails, 423. Picket Fences of every description. _. Gates, froiu 7s 6d to 10s each, *- All kinds Fencing Materials For Sale,' aIS Lowest Market Prices, SAM. WHITE, Fkxckr, CUSTOMS-STREET EAST (opposite Arnold Hines & Co.). N.B.—No connection with any othor White. FENCING. — Ist Glass: 2 H. Town Rails, Puriri Posts, and H. Town Pal ings, per chain, £3 3s r 2nd Class: do., do., «2 19s Gd; Heart Kauri Rails, P. Posts, and H.T, Palings, £2 17s: do., with H.K. Palings, £2 11s j Kauri Posts, Rails, and Palings. £2 its : 3 Ti. tails, Puriri Posts, £1 ISs; 3 H. Rails, Puriri ?osts, £2 ss. Wire Fcnceß from 17s 6d per ohain. Estimates for Repairs and any kind of Fenc ing. Gates, &c, to order.—JAMES WHITE, Fencer, Customs-street West Corporation Notices. PROPOSED CHARITABLE. AW '■'■'■" " SOCIETY. " : | In compliance \yitb a request, I horpby con vene a Public Meeting of all interested' in'the establishment of a Charitable Aid Society, to bo held oa WEDNESDAY NEXT, No.vonioer; 7, at 3 p.m., at the Chamber'of Commerce, Insur ance Buildings, Lp.wer Q,iicen-s.treot, to consider the subject and the ad visibility, of appointing a Committee of ManajienVonk&ft _ , • J, M. OLAnlv, Mayor. MajorsOfllco, ,■ ■ . ;.. ' ■-:• October 31.1883. ri IT V OF A.UC KLAN D. FIXING LEVELS. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that it is the in ". tention of the City Council of Auckland to fix Uio levels of KARANGAHAPE ROAD ,' , " (between Pitt-street and Ponsonby Road), , Also, ;' " THE GREAT NORTH ROAD 'V (from Ponsonby Road to tho City Boundary^. .. Plans may be scon in tho City Engineer's Offico, High-street, Auckland, within offlcd hours, and all persons interested herein or liable to be aggrieved thereby will bo hoard by tho City Council at a meeting to bo hold on THURSDAY, tho Bth day of Npvombor, 18S3, at 6.30 p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than ton days beforo the day appointed oh: which to hear objections. ■ 1 ' ' P. A. PHILIPS, . " Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, . ■ •' October sth, 1883. 283 ■ Auctions. ESSRS CARBINES AND.TAYLOR Will hold'tholr SALE ' OF POULTRY, PRODUCE, &c,... p . : At 11 o'clock sharp ON i T H UR S DAY NEXT, FRIDAY boing Publio, Holiday NO SALE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mi .Brown, who is retiring from business, t< sell by auction at his store, near tho Threi Lamps, Ponsonby, on Monday next, Novombei 12th, THE WHOLE OF HIS STOCK. OF GROCERIES, SHOP FITTINGS, &0. Further particulars in future issue. CARBINES & TAYLQ»v Auctioneers, : . ; , TO-MORROW. BANANAS! BANANAS! POTATOES, PINE APPLES. &c, &c, •■_■ &o. • '•"? W.,D~OWDSIf WILL sell by auction at tho Exchange Mart, .To-faorrow. (Wednesday), at M o'clocK v - 130 Bunchqs Bananaa 2 Tons Cow Potatoes . . S Casea Cheese ■• :fai twK -_v,,, - j OJ* TJRUJiSttAY'GE^ERAL'PRODUCI SALE.



Auctions. ] i . ,—. .. — I TO-MORROW, NOON. |,| HOUSEHOLD FUNITURE, Piauc,' j Marble Mantelpieces, Grates, Jewellery (Diamond Earrings, King, &c.,), Jewellers ■ Cases (English made), Japanese Goods, Gunos, l'ainlin'.rs. &o. Billiard tilling Table, Copper Bnilcr, Bicycle, Christmas Cards, Oleographs, J Pliotofrrnnlis, Oil Paintings, Handsome Dinner Service, Offlco Pigeon Holes, &o. a TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ! A T ARTHUR'S MART (Furniture Department), T 0.-11 0 11 11 Off, NOON, p| The Properly of persons leaving—Walnut 111 Suite, Wulnut Cheflbnier, Walnut Whatnot, I!!' Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Alattraascs, Palli asses, Couches, Washstands, Warn, Toilet ! Tables, Two King Classes, Blankets, Perambu- I hi lators, Cutlery, ulass and Karthonware, I &c.,&c. ;' Also, jjj: Balance of Consignmcntof Earthenware || Assorted. | IW" 0 T I C B. ;,' In consequence of FRIDAY being a Publio : ;j Holiday - i] MARKET DAY AUCTION SALE Will bo held on j THURSDAY, Bth INSTANT, 'j R. A-R THU R, ! • Auctioneer. 10-MO.ERO W. i BANANAS AND PINES. j I EX PENGUIN, FROM LEVUKA. ||| L. W. EATON I "VI7'ILL sell by auction at his Mart, tc- j||i TT morrow (Wednesday), lialf-past 10 jfj o clock, (| 600 Bunches Bananas :I 50 Cases Pines , .. ■ ■ ■ , | 50 Cases Oranges j« .20 Cases Apples >M •: 1 Cases Lemons !jj TO-MORROW, . || ' , . . At 11 o'clock. jjll BANANAS! BANANAS! I t Ex s.s. Penguin, from Fiji. jjwi : : R. ARTHUR ||H Y\7"ILL sell at his Mart, Queen-street, ill T T to-morrow, at 11 o'clock, !!j I 100 bunches BANANAS. |! '"•"' ■ " Jiißo' -■ ■ ifisi b Ii" I 20 cases ORANGES I 100 tins ASSORTED CONFECTIONERY. $ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. |!| PINEAPPLES ! ! PINEAPPLES ! I !jj Ex Penguin, from Fiji. I GABRIEL LEWIS | WILL sell, at his Rooms, on above date, m at 11 o'clock, ' ! 50 CASES PINE APPLES '- -.Terms Cash.,. Jjjj THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, j 1 ' ■ ,■'■■: iAt 11 o'clock. •; •- jjj HANDSOME INLAID CENTRES || TABLE, WALNUT OVAL TABLE, CHEST OF DRAWERS, . . BOOKS, &o. .; | TWO COTTAGES FOR: REMOVAL. j ■-:■■:■ d;f. EVANS'. | WILL sell by Public Auction, at his || Land Mart, on Thursdar, tth November. II at 11 o'clock, ■ Handsomo Inlaid Centre Table, Walnut Oval Table, New Chest of Drawers, Cheffonicr, fifl Leather Covered- Couch, Horsehair Seated (I Chairs, Washstands, Child's Cradle, Meat Safe, || Lamps, and a Sundry Lot of useful household 1 I and kitchen utensils. Books—Various Good- llr Works, such as '■ Bible History,'< " Modern i IH? Householder,". "Cruiqkshank's Comio Alman- Ml ac,' Goldsmilh'sWorks (illustrated), " Punch," atlll bound, 2v018i,.^c,,-&B. ' | '.Also, at W o'clock sharp, , i'ffll TWO ct^TTAG ES If For removal, rsitiiatd in Howb and William Siii streets., near Wellington-street, r D. F. EVANS, / (111 ■_-■•■.. Auobioneeil and Estate Agent. j||j TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, - -At 12,0/clockj;;: ij/. . || FREEHOLD PROPERTIES, |[ FREEHOLD .PROPERTIES. || D. F, EVANS 11 HAS .been instructed to. jell bylpublio -' I auction,^* his Land Mart, Queen^treet, W on Tuesday, 13th November, at 12 o'clock, ■ Ifl NORTHCOTE (STOICES'S POINT)-Pretty I , Cottago, I roonw, new and -well flntohnaV I ■ " pleasantly situated in the Picnic Ground: and near the wharf;* being tot No. 20 of 1 11 ~ the Woodlands Estate; allotment.' 100 by MB -■ -HKlllnksi awl wiUbeiwte^tli&Traerve. if MANGAWAI <Cou«ty'of Mareden) - Being II lot 59,64 acres mixed bush land: -without lit reserve,' -■ • ■■ .., .-.t .. , PONSONBY^-Splondid Building Site: grand Ifi Msition, being, corner of. Shelly Beach % 1 Road and Emtaott-street Most pleasant ■ « : ~ position for a villa residonoe. Situate near - ffl ' • Uio steps at Shelly Beach: every facility I for boating, bathing, &o.; besides having - an imm.e.nßo, prospective value; grand bUBT slll ness site.- HO feet frontago, enclosed in a"' UII mi\v paling f once. _ tlj HACKEXT-STREET — Pretty qablMDdecl xk Villa of-5 roortiS, ploasantiy sltu&tednear -fIH steps at beach, foot of St, Mary's Road: ' ! RUARANGI (County of Marsden)—Lot 82,40 I MOUNT EDEN-SPLENDID VOLOANIO I ALLOTMENT, 26i feet, having frontage i to each Mount KoskiU Road and Clark- Ml fittbet. JnStb'eyonff Hocky Nook. I] COLLEGE WAD-Grand Business Site, on a I -.fiysJPJriMos; walk from Queon-strect, ana Hi JWW tliorouKhfaro to Ppnaonby.-belnK I Lot No. 17, and situate just at1 foot of CoC ■ lego HiH, immonse prospective value. B NEW NORTH' ROAD; adjoining Rocky Nook-Two Splendid Villa Sites, situate I •- at corner of New North Hood and Goorse-' a street Elch volcanic land, loveL and ptef ' ' II •••' fectlyfroo trom rock. Each allotment IS JHi x 117 feet, and is ploasantiy situated near ■ l| . M-tOWJU ■'. ' . ' ••-,£:.. .; ' »:]l| Tho above properties ore placed in the market m for absolute sale, and not simply as a tost Anr 111 ono havinga few pounds to spare could not do ■ i better than invest in some-of the above real ill ' good investments, it only requiring a small sum 11 tosocuroagood-tceoho«K~.i J i Hi ' B. .F.. EVANS, . '.: | Auctioneer and Land Agent. W B. TONKS.] [E. 0. CAEE.] [B. D. TONES. I WEDISESbAY, NOVEMBER 14, I . •■'■ 'At IS o'clock. '■ j ,v.'.RAGLAN FARMS;»J S I RAGLAN;,FARMS ! B.TONKS&CO. HAVE received instructions to sell by auction, on Wednesday, tho lith instanh ;, at 12 pclock, 1 000 ACRES 0F VOLCANIC liANDS ; AT KAGItAWi .; ' CUT UP. OTTO VAIUOI7S. SIZED FARM&^ All Imrlnk trontngo tomain wadfrom Raglan to Hamilton. w>B'watered, and partially ■;'. ";' ■ . ...-., grassed. Easy o/access by rail and coach and \vator» ~ ''■,'■. ,:: TERMS EASY. ' ' ■' ~""-' Flans ready. ■ •—i ■■ . . AT AN EARLY DATE, p ,r A; CONSIGNMENT OF Q LEO GRAPHS A«D CHROMO3 , ' ' ' VERY FINE SUBJECTS. ' ■. i. '■r v. 'PAnTICTJLAHS IN TOTOBE ISBtfE H GABRIEL LEWIS, ,