TELEGRAMS.

. [from our own correspondent.] Thames, this day. Burglary. The store at Waihi, owned by I'liillipps and Son, was burglarised on Friday last, and £60 in notes, cheques, and coins, were abstracted. ■ ♦ |VER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] New Plymouth, this day. A poll was taken yesterday on two ques tions, No. 1 being whether the burgesses were in favour of a number of unsold town sections, which havo been used as a race course, being Crown-granted to the Borough with power to lease for 21 years as a whole for horse-racing, cricket, building, or other purposes ; and No. 2, whether the sections should bo made ovor in perpetuity as a reserve for tho use of tho Taranaki Jockey Club Taranaki Agricultural Society, and general recreation grounds. The result of the following was :— Crown-granting to Borough, 270, against 15. Over throe hundred Waikato Maoris pasted through tho town early yesterday morning.

HON. MR. MITCHELSON IN THE NORTH.

[BY TELEGRAPH —OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

WiiANftAr.Ki, this day. At the Farmers' Club dinner last night, the Hon. E. Mitchelson, as President, took the chnir. He was enthusiastically received in responding to the toast of his health. His speech was not of a political character, simply remarking that he was not yet sworn in, and could not be expected to make any disclosures as to his policy, either present or prospective. His constituency was now tho whole colony, and he would endeavour to do his duty by the whole.

Mr Allan McDonald, who was present, in responding to the toast of " Tho Houso of Representatives," said there was no more popular man in tho House than Mr Mitchelson, and not only himself, but many other Oppositionists always had and always would bo friends and supporters of tho member for Marsdon. Subsequently, Mr McDonald, in replying to the toast of " Tho Ladies," rcgrettedthathe was tho onlyyoung unmarried man in the company, and ex pressed his determination of soon joining the Benedicts. Mr Mitchelson loft, Whangarei last night at 10 o'clock for Dargavillo, having to ride 25 milos by moonlight, lie will not make a political speech at Dargavillo.

FUNERAL OF MR J. BROWN.

Tiik funeral of tho lato Mr Joseph Brown took place this afternoon from tho residence of Mr A. Heather, Mount Edon. The jnteriiient was in tho Anglican Cemetery, and tho funeral obsoquios were conducted by the Rev. W. Tebbs. Most of the members of St. Matthew's choir woro pre sent at tho funeral, and during the scrvico they sang tho hymn commencing ; — Art thou weary, art thou languid. Art thou sore dlstrost; Come to mo eaith one, and coming Do at rest. Before tho remains of tho deceased gentlo man woro committed to their last resting place, tho mourners also sang another hymn, commencing— Jesus lives! no longer now Can thy terrors, death, appal ua: Jesus lives 1 by this wo know Thou, O gravo, ennst not enthral us. Alleluia! Wo aro requested to state that a memorial sermon will bo preached by Rev. W. Tebbs in St. Matthew's Church, where deceased was organist fof'twenty-fivo years, at the eleven o'clock soryico on Sunday next. _______________

THE YACHT RACE.

Tie Arnwa Towed In Dismasted.

The sailing race between tho yachts Rita and Arawa has again finished in .an un satisfactory manner. Whilo running down towards tho Watchman the Arawa lost her topmast, and the Rita carried away her preventer topmast-backstay, both accidents \ .necessitating a shortnin-f in' canvas to ; permit of repairs being eileoterl. The1 Jlita maintained her foremost position: throughout, and rounded tho Watch ■man three or four miles ahead of tho Arawa. Shortly afterwords, owing to .darkness, tho vessels were lost sight of, and their arrival in harbour was eagerly looked for. At 1.15 a.m. tho Rita passed tho wharf and reported " All well," but the Arawa was nowhere to be seen. As she iad not put in an appearance much later in the day, the yacht Rita wns again got jinder canvas about f) a.m., and started to «a over tho course with the view of render ing any assistance to the Arawa, in caSe of Jier having met with any serious accident. When past the North Head the Arawa was observed partially dismasted between : Brown's Island and Molutapu, and the Rita proceeded alongsido and took her in tow. These on tho Arawa stated that after Toundin" the Watchman, with the wind light from N.N.W., two boards to wind ward bad been made, when suddenly (tho aea being «iioppy) the mast carried'away five feet below the hounds. The wreckage was cleared away #a speedily as possiblo, and tho large topsail was rigged on the stump of the mast. In this condition the yacht behaved admirably, and at daylight had passed through "man-o'-war passage. The steamer Planet, which was passing, t cnme alongsido and took two of the crow to town After the Rita had towed the Arawa as for as the North Head, the steamer Alexandra took her in tow and brought her to an anchorage to tho eastward of the Railway WJiarf, while tho Rita beat up the harbour! Tho crew of the Arawa, although they experienced a rather _ un pleasant passage up, return "all well, ana upon arrival in town, proceeded homeward with the object oi obtaining a Jjitle sleep, which had been denied thorn dur/ng tho *>'ght. i

Auckland Sharemarket.

November 15. Prince Imnorial—Buyjrs, 235; sellers, 21s 6d wSSren^SmMs ll is Bet; buyers, Is 6d; sel- WoraWko-lsfld, ss3d l buyers, 4f>9_ ; sellers fe Promier-lOs Bd, 10s; buyers, S» W; sellers, IPs 6d Colonists fld; buyers, 7s6d •„" ... New Find—lis, lis 3d; buyers, 13 9d; sellers. Us : Od Diamomd Gully—ls, 3a 9d Army—Buyers, 2s 3d JOSEPH NEWMAN. | Chairman.

Professor Aldis, the newly - appointed Professor of Mathematics for tho Auckland University College, arrived by the steamer Manapouri yesterday afternoon. Professor Aldis is accompanied by Mrs Aldls, son, and daughter. Messrs Pond, Dickey, Morpeth, Frator, and Lennox, have beon appointed directors, and Messrs Road and Reals auditors of the Queen of Beauty gold-mining claim. The children of St. Stephen's Presbyterian Sunday-school aro to be treated to a rausieal and literary entertainment to morrow evening. A good programmo has been prepared for tho occasion. Mr Nancarrow, Government Inspector of Machinery, and Mrs Nancarrow. left for ; Wellington by tho steamer Waihora tins afternoon. The Sanitary Inspector, in his fortnightly report to tho City Council, states that since the 80th October ho has received informa tion of three cases of infectious disease, two beinff located in Karangahapo and ono in Ponsonby Ward. In two of the cases scarlet fever is the disease, and in the third case it is measles. Mr Douglas, of Waikato, and a large number of friends, went out for a fishing excursion in the steamer Tainui yes terday. The party landed at Motutapu, where various amusements were in dulged in, and one unfortunate acci dent took place, A young lady, while ridino- a horse along the beach, was thrown fromTiis back, and fell with such force that her elbow was put out. She immediately fainted, but under tho influence of careful treatment and the application of restora tives sho soon came round. During the day a large number of the excursionists went a short distance from tho island in a steamer for the purpose Of fishing, and several good hauls were the result. The party returned tojtewAM-7.*30 a,m. •>■ - We advise'fou to inspect our large stock of carpets-tapestry from. 2s J d, and brussols firi 4s fid. Jinmenso variety of furniture fpr all kinds,of rooms ready for delivery at low Drices.-Gwllck and Cran well, .furnishing ware house, Queen-street; At»ckland.-[ADVT.J

MINING NEWS.

TE AROHA.

From managers' reports received to-day we extract tho following items :—

Vermont.—Reef in No. 1 level continues about 3 feet in width, with small dabs of gold showing well in the stone. A leader 3 inches wide, showing nice gold, has been cut going towards the Welcome boundary. Chance.—lnverness reef is still in good country, and has a very kindly appearance. A little gold can be got in several parts of the reef by crushing with mortar and pestle, also from a small loader on hanging wall. Waioroncojiai.—No. 3 reef is 3 feet in thickness, and gives nico prospects for a distance of 30 feet. Slow progress has beon made owing to the hardness of the ground. Lucky Hit.—Since last report Inverness reef has become more defined, but no gold has yet been seen in the stone. Waiorongo mai reef is supposed to bo close at hand. On No. 2 reef trenching has been carried on for 50 feet, showing gold the whole dis tance. ISo. 1 reef continues to turn out first-class crushing dirt, good gold showing every breaking down. To Aroha Returns. (from our own correspondent.) Te Aroha, this day. The manager gives the battery returns for to-day as follows :—Premier, Olozs. amalgam; Colonist, S7ozs. ; Now Find, 890z5.; Werahiko, OOozs. ; Waitoki, 15ozs.

COROMANDEL.

Success.—The footwall reef mentioned in last report has beon improving, showing dabs of loose gold and good indications. Hanging-wall reef is coming round to the footwall, which will join the footwall reef a few feet further ahead. For the last two shifts the hanging-wall reef has been show ing gold more freely at the bottom of the stope. Whon the reefs come together an other patch of gold is expected.

THAMES.

(by telkcraph—own correspondent.)

Thames, this day. Deep Level Cross.—A fresh contract has been let for sinking the winze from the 430 feet to the 640 feet level at 30s 6d por foot, with the proviso that the contractors shall rise simultaneously from the bottom level to hasten the connection. About 120 feet have yet to bo sunk. Tho south cross cut will be discontinued until theso works are completed. About OOlbs of picked stono have been secured during tho past week, and 15 stampers are employed on payable quartz. New Prince Imperial.—Preparations arc being made for sinking a winze on Mar iner's Reef from No. 2 to No. 3 level. Tho rich block on No. 2 lodo, above No. 5 levol, will last somo time, about 30 feet in height, or five stopes, remaining to be worked. Tlicro aro fifty-two stampers em ployed, chielly on quartz from Mariners' roof.

Hand op Prihhdsiiip.—Tho contractors commenced operations in tho cross-cut towards the Marinors' lodo, No. 5 levol, on Tuesday, and aro making good progress. Tho wholo of the presont contract will bo in the Imperial ground. Welcome Extended (Wnitekauri).— Tocoek and Party, tributers in tho Young New Zealand soction, havo struck a leader in tho low lovel which has produced 23011)8 picked stone, containing, probably, 35ozs gold. ___________

LATE SPORTING.

Tho Takapuna Spring Meeting.

A NUMJIER of errors havo crept into tho published weights for the Spring Handicap. Tho following is a correct list :— Takapuna Spring Handicap. — Fish woman, 9st; Kalo, Sst 121b ; Konilworth, Sst 101b ; Paramena, Sst Gib ; Golden Crown, Sst 41b ; Dowdrop, Sst; Mitraillouso, Sst; Yuba Bill, 7st 101b ; Snidor, 7st 41b ; Nigger, "st 21b ; St. Legcr, 7st; A.8., list 111b. , . , The following woights were also mnil vcwtontly omitted:— Takapuna Steeplechase. — Chandler, 12st5lb; Harkaway, list 101b; Ely, list; Christians, list; Tricotrin, list; Ngata, lOst 101b ; Chevalier, lOst 71b; Chanticleer, lOst. ~ . Hurdles.— Woodpcckor, list 101b; Lono Hand, list 81b; Harkaway, list 81b; Chandler, list 21b; Christmas, lOst 101b; Ngata, lOst 10lb; Chovalicr, lOst; Chanti cleer, Ost 71b. Wtfi.'LtS'iTON, this day. Consul has beon scratched for all en gagements at tho Wellington Spring Meeting,

CORRESPONDENCE.

Hall-way Reform.

(To the Editor.)

Sm,—l havo not tho least wish to ovado discussing tho points raised by you, and will take an early opportunity (probably next week) of replying in detail. Most of your objections have been already met in tho paper read by myself before tho Auckland Institute ; i Will, however, go more fully into them. You fltftte, "Mr Vailo's ticket-station system is no new proposition. It was advocated in England in a very cloverly-wnttcn pamphlet fifteen years ago, and has boen championed in Wholes and pamphlets in Europe and America intermittently ovor since." Will you kindly give mo tho name of tho author of any of the pamphlets in cmestion, or tell mo where I can sco any of 4eia' Tho opinions of other writers on this subject will bo of value just now. But you will render tho most valuable informa tion if you will give the na.mo of the German railway on which tho system advocated by mo is working, or has been tried. If ypu will do this, J will undertake to procure tho returns, and proyed facts will be worth any quantity of theories.—l atp, &c, 1 Samujsl Vaile.

[The name of the pamphleteer jf£ had especially in viow escapes our memory, though we recollect perfectly the scope of his brochure and the discussion upon it'at tlw time. Ho argued mainly from tho success of tho pjjiform postal rate. Tho pamphlet was published ii? London; Dossi!sly,sQ;ne of bur readers may bo amp to supply Mr Voile with a copy. Tho writer was not a wan of any note, but he handled his subject re wkably well. Tho occasional allusions in tho Epgljsh and American Press must bemore or less fanjUW to oil jwiders of foreign papers. Our em* respondent should apply, to tho German fJovornment for information through the rSI Consul. WifeffMtf of °u. r, b t ol! e that the system if roceinng an pgtefcjtrfcd thoro Mm frW* on a paragraph mm from ii* Atrium ]ournal and puWishcd in tlw'-Ster'' sonw months ago It was brought undor Mr Vajlo s notfco at the time The assertion that no fitter country in the world has adopted the systemygains confirmation from rfr Va.les own inability to mention one. While desh'ine to give Mr .Vaile ovcry reasonable scope 4the.expression of his'opinions, tri& that the length of h s proposed reply will not be proportionate to the time occupied in composing It, OT_ we must decline with thanks. Mr Vane has already filled a very fair amount of space in tho local press, without his views calling forth any discission or criticism, and as he appears to have taken this indifference asan evidenco that they were unchallengable, It was time to show that silonce does not always speak assents. If our correspondent can condense his answer to tho objections wo have urged against his scheme into any reasonable space, before tho bulk of readers have forgotten what the question at issue was, we shall endeavour to find room for his letter.—Ed. E.S.]

LATE SHIPPING.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY. Tl,n s s Mnnapouri will loave for Sydney aJout 6 S&locffi cUsing with thefoßo vring passengers: Misses Qmn OSUBJ. Mg£ ffi whcidon and family. GisnoßSE, this day. Arrived: Southern Cross, from Napier, 6 n.m. Whanoarei, this day. Sailed {.Mocgregor, for Auokland, 9.30 a.m.

A concert will be given in Bt. Sepulchre's School-houso, Symonds-street this cvoninß, at Bn.m., in aid of tho funds of the Pariah uioo Club. The programme includes several M which are novelties to the Auckland public, notably "OldTlmbcr Too,"by-MrStuart.; Ho, FlllMo a Tankard," by Mr Shirley; and ''The Outpost," by Mr Hogg.

ANNEXATION OF NEW GUINEA.

Discussion at tho Colonial Institute.

[BY CAULE —SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

London, November 14. The Colonial Institute was crowded on the occasion of a paper on New Guinea being read by Mr Powell. He deprecated an irresponsible adventurer's grojected expedi tion to New Guinea, ami urged that in the interests of the natives a protec torate should be granted ovor the Island. He created a sensation when announcing Baron MacLeay's telegram stating that the natives of New Guinea re quested the protection of Great Britain. Count Moresby strongly insisted upon the necessity of annexing the southern portion of New Guinea and the islands in the immediate neighbourhood. He do fended the squatters of Queensland from the charges made against them of cruelly illtreating Kanakas. Sir Chas. Lilly, Chief Justice of Queens land, said that tho colonists were quite content to havo New Guinea governed solely in the interests of the natives. He expressed the opinion that the loyalty of the Queensland people would be strained unless the deportation of French convicts was put a stop to by the annexation of the islands.

The Duke of Manchester, referring to tho death of Sir Wm. Morgan, said that he was one of the ablest colonists, and his decease was a great loss to tho empire Mr Powell stated in his paper that ho hoped to bo selected to lead a scientific expedition which will shortly leave Ambernslie River to Port Moresby. The Marquis of Lome's papor on Canada will bo taken at tho noxt meeting of the Institute, and will make the thirty-sixth, which completes the Institute's essays.

CASUALTY ON THE COAST.

Wha lofcoat and a Dead Body Found Near Tairua. A discOveiiy which points to the conclu sion that a shipping casualty has occurred on the coast is reported from Waitepirarau, a small place between Mer cury Bay and Tairua. Somo particu lars havo been furnished by our' corres pondent, and from these wo gather that about a weok ago a residont of Whanga mata was on the beach at. the place in ques tion, when he discovered amongst the rocks a wlialeboat 15 or 16 feet long, whilo sevoral hundred yards distant was the body of a young mau. Tho latterhad evidently been in the water several weoks, and was destitute of clothing, although boots and socks were on tho feet. The wlialeboat was similar in appearance to thoso used nt somo of the timber mills and on coasting vessels, and was painted white, with a blue stroak undor tho gunwale. A portion of an oar which had apparently been used for a mast wns also found near tho boat, and an examination of it showed that it was marked with tho Tairua brand of the Union Sash and Door Company. It was tho intention of tho finder to report tho matter to tho polico authorities at tho Thames, and pro bably this has now boon dono. There aro reasons for belioving that tho boat is ono in which several persons left Mer pury Bay recently for a small coastal port. They had on on board a cargo of stores, and not reaching their destination, a search lias sinco been made for them without success.

[nv Tra.EORAI'W.—OWS COHIUWPONDKNT.]

Thames, this day. Supposed Dlsnator.—Dead Body Found.

A man named Matthew leather, has arrived here from Tairua, a»d reports tho discovery of a body unidentified among the rocks between Whangamiita ami Tairua, A whnleboat is lying near, painted white with bluo streak under gunwale. A broken oar boaring the Union Sash and Door Co.'s brand had beon used ob a most.

The Wheel of Fortune Turns in His Favour.

Chrlstchureh, New Zealand, Juno IS?2. Dear Sirs,—Tlilb Is to certify that St. Jacobs Oil, after ono application, curort mo of a sovoro attack of sciatica.—l remain, gratefully yours, William Moir, CoachbulUlor. Chrlstchureh. Witnesses—G. O. Mumford, Journalist; John Illackmoro, Sergeant Armed Constabulary; W. Goo, Clerk Post-olllco DcpartmonU THE RESULT WAS MAUVKLLOUS. To Editor Evk.vino Stab, Auckland, N.Z. August SI, 1883. Doar Sir—l must cortuinly confess I had groat belief In the curative properties of St. Jacob » Oil, ami can personally endorse tho fact. Somo week or two ago I was uufortunnto onough to contract a sovero rheumatic pain in my loft arm. which extended from Iho shoulder to tho wrist. It was so painful, in fact, that I hart to ieavo my offlco and go homo. Obtaining a bottlo of St. Jacobs Oil, my wifo rubbed my arm Immedi ately, and attain at nitfht-tlmo. Tho result was simply marvollous, for tho next morning tho pain waß all gono; and up !o the presont I havo not ihad tho slightest return of it. I recemmond all suffin-Ing from rheumatism and similar pains to use St, Jacobs o|l, and feel fully convinced thatthoy »yj)lflhn great"bpnpfjt from its use—l am, doar sir, joura faithfully, Thomas W- W .«W- Tho abovo testimonial is from a leading Im porter in Sydnoy; tho original can bo soou at any tlmo at tho agent's office.

Corns and Chilblains Disappear.

Chrlstchureh, New SJaalOfld, Juno 21, 1882. Dear Sirs.—During tho wlntor spaspp of last year, having boon on duty as number Jit tho Armed Constabulary foroo at tho Now /pamna Exhibition. I suffered from corns and ohilblnlns. On tho rccoinniondation of a friend I usod St Jacob's Oil, which, after two applications, re lieved mo of all suffering. I givo thiscortlllcato as a man Wbfl understands tho valuo of truth.— Faithfully ycui-s, t-'cnstoblo Daniel Sullivan. WiUicss, Robert S. Wftlfiflio, Secretary Now Zealand International KshlblMflj)..

How a Useless Arm Was Restored in Ten Minutes.

Or tho Experience of Edward L. urekn, Eso., Government Sheriff nt Auckland, N.A Auckland, WftW fejland August 16,1883. Messrs M. Levy and Ct)., Now Zealand, Dear Sirs,—l havo great pleasure In stating I had occasion to uso St. Jacobs Oil for an old Injury I received to my shouldor in Juno, 18W, and from that date until July 10th last I could not uso my arm, and found groat difficulty in writing. I applied to medical men and used all sorts of liniments, hut without any bonollt: but I had not used St. Jacobs Oil more than ten nrinutos before I felt the bcnoflolal effect, and I can work with ntf saw or spade as well asi ever I did, and can strongly recommend this Oil to any ono suffering from musouliir ailments. 1 oil can mako what uso you plcoso of thlslpttcr for tho benefit of othors.-I remain, dear Sirs, yourt See '" ' Edward L. Green. Shoriff.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1883



Drapery. XT/- ELLES fc E V HOUSE. TAILORING DEPARTMENT. A. LGVPTT Begs to Inform his customers and tho pfjhllo that he has returned to business, and Ib npw prepared to tako Orders for Gentlemen's Clotliing as usual. A LARGE STQOK OF WOOLLENS TO CHOOSE FROM. TAILORS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Rats, Shirts, Collars, Tics, Belts, Braces, Umbrellas, Gloyes, &c„ &o. A. LOVETT, WELLESLEY-STREET * _______~~— ———— ! Insurance. THE PRUDENTIAL MUTUAL, SICK, AND MEDICAL BENEFIT SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA . (Under the Friondly Societies Act), Head Office .. .. TT Cpl>ln-VS%? t'^ loir°T-?r - President: Hon. Henry Pmhbert, M.L.CL; Trustoos: Hon. Graham Berry, Ron.R. Hichard son, W. Reynolds, :Ssq., J.P.. A. Young, Eb<l„ M.L.A. „ Solicitor: F. Madden, Esq. Bankors : Commercial Rank of Australia <L|SnfTreasurer: Hon. Major Smith, M.L.A. Genoral Manager.: Jphnjßi^olls. . This Society provides a Fund for the Benefit of Members fropi.which they can receive from 5s to 40s ocr-week when disabled by sickness pr aocl- SoR together with assurances on Uveß in sums ranrinK from £5 and upwards, payable at death o? &g Ultimo. W» tans can be paid Weekly. Monthly, Quarterly, oy Half-yearly. Atao Juvenile Benefits. Business controlled p, jffimffioiecM annually by membpre them selves Trill participation in Yearly Profits. Auckland tfrenk-B.tWcenrlilFPpt (opp?Sltp Working Men's Club -DEDUCTION IN FIRE RATES. Mtf ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL ,ONE MHLION STERLING. FIRE RJBKB taken on tl>p most LIBERAL TERMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. - PfIDOpBTED ' SECURITY. GEO. P. PIERCE. Manager.



Wanted. \\T ANTED, a Coachsmitb.-AV. & C. » T Bastcn, Coachbuildors, Auckland. WANTED, a Bricklayer to build two Chimneys.—F. Dudcr, North Shore. WANTED, two Firewood Choppers and three Navvies.—Apply on the tram-line, Swanson Station, to E. Gibbons. ANTED, a Striker for Smiths' De partment; also, Man for Paint Depart ment, to rub down.—Apply Cousins and Atkin, Carriage Builders, Painters, Sec. WANTED, two good Coat Hands, at once, at A. Wright's, Sliortlqnd-street. WANTED, a good Second Cook.— Apply Auckland Hotel Restaurant. T'ITANTED, Caretaker, accustomed to T T sheep, and to make himself gcnorally useful on farm; references required.—G. Fraser, Vulcan Lane. ANTED, a good Tailor and three Tailoresses. — Apply to J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Victoria-street East. WANTED, a Situation by a 4 or 5-in hand COacli Driver; country preferred. Good references.—Address "Driver. Post-offlce. WANTED, for Clarendon Club Hotel, Napier, first-olass Waiter (single); must thoroughly understand the business; llrst-class references required. Highest wages.—Apply Mrs Pcddie. Star Hotel, Auckland. WANTED, Several Improvers for the Bench.—G. Black and Co., Aberdeen Boot Factory, Chapel-Btreot. WANTED, a respectable Young Man accustomed to hotel work.—Apply to W. Stanford, Ponsonby Club Hotel. WANTED, a Youth with knowlcdgo of Bookkeeping.-Apply by letter, stating wages required and where last employed, to Alpha, Star Oflice. WANTED, an Active Y routh for tho Shop; one having business knowledge preferred.—Apply to T. W. Doonin, Wholesalo and Retail Grocer, Hobson-street. WANTED, a respectablo Youth as Ap prentice to the Drapory. — Apply to Milne and Choyco. WANTED, a smart Boy.—Apply to J. Patterson. Coachbuildor, Upper Queen street. _ WANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply to Mr Barton, Star Offlco. WANTED, a strong Errand Boy.-Mrs R. Soiuerrillo, VVellcsloy-streot. WANTED, a clean Boy that can ride ; must he able to read and write.—Apply W. Palmer, Meat Emporium, Pitt-street. WANTED, Improver to Millinery, also Apprentices to tho Dressmaking.—A. Llnabury and Co., Cheap Drapery Warehouse. "\\TANTED, Apprentices und Improvers VV to tho Dressmaking. — Miss Christie, top of Sliortlund-strect. WANTED, a good Dressmaker for a weok or more in the country.—Apply St ait olllue. ANTED.3 good Dressmakers.—Apply A. Tooniaii, Draper, Ponsonby Road, top of Franklin Road. WANTED, a Housemaid ; also, a Girl for general work. — Apply at once, Masonic Hotel. North Shore. WANTED, a Nursegirl ; references required. - Apply Mrs O. S. Shayle Georgo. Grafton Road. WANTED, Couples, Farm Men, Can vassers. 10 general Servants, Cooks, Housemaids. Waitresses, Nurseglrls. — Grunt and Crossan. 177. Queen-street. WANTED, v Woman to Clean a largo room two mornings ovory wook, from CTO to B.SO n.m.-Anply, by letter, to Box 23, Post otllce, Auckland. WANTED, a Situation by nu Expo rlcnocd Cook, town or country.—Ad d revs Cook, Star Olllco. WANTED, a Good Cook.—Kidd's Com uiorclal Hotol, Sliortland street. Wf ANTED, a good Cook.—Apply to Mrs TT tl. B. Owen. Epsom, WANTED, a Cook and Laundress, whore Housemaid Is kept-Mrs John Cliam hers, Albert l'nrk. WANTED, a General Servant; wages, lis por woek.—Apply to Mutron lxick Hospital. WANTED, a good (leneral Servant; references required,—Apply to Mrs W. Winstone, William-street. WANTED, a good General Servant; no washing.—Apply to Mis« RusselULowcr Nt'lson-stroct. ' \\7ANTED, a good Gonoral Servant.— TT Apply to Mrs JJawsoi). 41, Welleslcy street, next Baptist Chapel. ANTED, a kind person to Ai)opt a Baby Girl six IwccKß old.—For address apply Mr Mahoii, Glasgow Store, Qrpat North Road, WANTED, a Lady or Married Couplo to Adopt a Baby Boy six weeks old.— Apply, by letter, to No. 4. Star Offlco. WANTED, two or three steady Work ing Men ns Hoarders.—Address No. 3fl, Wnkcflcld-Btrect. \vrANTED, by a Gentleman, I'rivuto TT Board and Residence in or near Albert Park ; bath-room Indispensable.—Roply. statins terms, to Nero, Star Olllco. Wf ANTED, 2 or 3 respectablo Boarders; V T pleasant sltunllon—opposite Government Grounds. Lower Symonds-street. Terms mode rate.—Apply Mr Ryan, corner Haveloek-slrcet, ANTED.—Ono or two Clentlemon can obtain comfortable Private Reddonoe with board in l'arnell; every comfort and con venience.—"Sigma." care of Mr H. Maxllold. Grocer, Quccn-stroct. AN 7? ED, a House with not less than seven (7) rooms, within ton minutes' walk of Post-ofllco.—Address Ixnidon Mortgago L. and I). Bank, SO, SliortUinil-Hlroet. ANTED, to rent or lenso an eight or tenrootned Houso, within easy distance of Queon-street. — Apply, stating terms and locality, to 8.W., Star Olllcc. ANTED, Horso, Cart, and Harness.— Apply to American Store, Alexandra-Bt. ANTED, I regular Supply of Greon groo'oi'y.-'-'Apjily to Store. Alexandra-street. WANTED, Everybody to go to the Horticultural Show on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, ut the Drill-shed.—Admission Is, children 6d. ' ANTED, ovory body to sco tho Stock ' ot pipthintf, Shirts, and HaU at J. GUmour's, Upper fej-mondirstrcct, nlso a Shop noxt door to Masonio Hall, Newton,' ANTED —When you aro in "Hobson street c» ! and see tho largo and oholco stock of Mosgiel Twocds Just openod for the coming season, at Monro and Milllgan'B. T'ITANTED, tho Men to Know two im- W porlant things. Ono is that Uamplcr Is Making-fo Qt&os M Elastic Sido French Calf Boots for Ha, hntt soiling a lino of Men's E.S. Boots for Bs-at Dampior's Nw.Roqt Shop, Vlctoriastrcot (near Hobson-strect). ~X\T ANTED to SELL, Fifty Tramway T y Shares, 7s Od paid-up ; satisfactory rcnfenß for ijejllpg.-Aildrcsfl SJT4»- WANTED, to soil, vory cheap, 14 gross of good Black Ink. Only 9d por dozen, 7b por cross; Red Horrings, live for Od, 3s 3d tin of two dozen; Hudson's Extrnot of Soap, four for Gil. Id packets, Sd dozen ; Split Pens, Slbs for Is ; Treacle, Id lb; good Coffee, Is 4d lb, 1b lb by the 71b tin; Nutmegs, 3d ounco, 3s (id lb; good Onions slbs for is; now Choose, 8d lb; Raisins and Currants, id lb; Lemon Pcol, Is 4d: Wine Glasses, 2d, Is Gd dozen; Water Bottles, Cd, two for lOd ; Decanters, Is and Is Od each; Christmas Cards very cheap; Safety Matches oply 3d; Exorclso Books, 2d and 4d fifty ICavOs, Is Bd and 3s dozen; Pons, Gd box; lot of cheap Baskets, Is to Is fld ; Tart Tins, four for Od, nino for Is; Pio Dishes, Cd to Is 3d; Sponges, Id to Is 6a.—U. WATT. Pitt-street. "ITSrANTBD to Purchase, a JJqubo pf P pr T T 7 rooms, in a good position in tho oity,— Apply nt onco to I). F. Evans, Land Agont, Qucenstreot (noxt Bank of AilstralasH). ANTED to Purchnso, a Dingy suit nblo for 3-ton Yacht. Stato sizo and price.—Apply P'ugy. Star Qfflco. WANTED KNOWN-Thattlip "Ypung Ladles' Journal" for November Is npW OliSalpfrtLonnqx's, 100and2)2, Qucpn-BtTeet. WANTED £jEENr-The Ladies' Houso ■ • Boots fpy ss m-, ___fmm,__m_ ditto (with goloshcd foes) for Wed; 'Mdifr' E,S. Kid Pools,ssCd; Ladies' High Leg PnmcUa Roots (the kind tho ladles liko), 5s 6d-at Dampiers New Boot Shop, Victorla-stroot (near Hobson- Btreet). WANTED KNOWN—Special Value in Sunshades;' a large ossprtmont and low prices at J. G. BrpWn's Cheap Drapery Establish ment, ParnflU.' " '_ WANTED KNOWN—Lorhe-siirept Quadrille Assembly will meet on FRI DAY NIGHT, Ifall bciiig engaged on Thursday. -11. M, Taylor. ' ,____ WANTED KNOWN »fn'Jewellery, Charloa Kolsoy fc Co. keep nothing but real Silvor and real Gold. — Charles Kolsoy & Co., two doors below Morrln's, Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN-Dampicr's 4th Shipment of PIANOFORTE MUSIC from England has juet arrivpd—all at 6d (no higher prico). Ho is happy to inform Prqfossors, Principals of Schools, and tho Public that it con sists almost entirely this timo of Piece Music much of it by tho most eminent authors, those who can better afford to pay (id than 4s for pro ciscly the samo music (anfl none of it second hand), st wld now lay hi a stock,—At Dampiers Hobson-t ircet Shop. WANTED, Correspondents by the 'Frisco Mail on Monday to send homo William Rattray's: Chrfstpias Cards of Now Zealand Views.' Is each. ANTED, the Ladies to know that Munro and Mllligan haye secured the sorvicos of a first-class Milliner, and arc now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on tho shortest notice. "ITSTANTED KNOWN—SeUzogenes, for W making JErated Waters. - Charles Kelsey fc Cj?.,120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, that every de scription of Crockory and Glassware can bo obtained at tho lowest prices at Boylan iind Tanfieiji'B, i»M helow Sa yi "g3 Bank. "YVTANTED Known—CHi^'stmas Cardsr- V T Charles Kolsoy & Co. have thoir usual Largo A6soptmppt;-T>yp dppfs bpipw Mon'in'e, Ironmongers, : _ "ANTED KNOWN—No need to go to Queen-streot for Bargains. You can got thorn at J. G. Brown's Cheap Drapory Estab lishmont. Parnoll. ...... WANTED KNOWN —Lawn Tonnis and Crickotware of rollabld make,- Charles Kolsoy & Co., two doorsbolow MOrrln s. Ironmongers. _—_—_————. WANTED KNOWN —Just reoeived, Special Low Linos In Coloured Summor Skirts—ls Cd, 2s lid, 3s lid, 5a Cd.—J. G. Brown s Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Parnoll.



Wanted. \*7"ANTED, Correspondents by the V * 'Frisco Mail on Monday to send home William Rattray's Christmas Cards of New Zealand Views. Is each. WANTED KNOWN.-Another Revi val.—Men's long Leather BootLaceß, Id the pair, fld the dozen pairs; Cotton Boot Laces. 2d the dozen ; Cork Soles. 2Jd; Button Hooks, 2d; Shoe Horns, Gd; Boot Gloss, 6d the bottle: Yollow Silk Reels, 2s—at Dampier's New Boot Shop, Victoria-Btreet (near Hobson-street). WANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timber ! Cheap Timiierl And all other kinds of Building Matciials, can be purchased cheaper and better thaiwanywhere else at tho yards of D. Gqldib. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN —We have re ceived Sateens, Nun's Veilings, Summor Flowers, &c. t &c. Special lines in Flannels, Calicoes, Hollands, &c., Ladies' and Children's Underclothing well-linished or made to order; Kiltlnga neatly mndo nt Mrs White's, Draper, Parnell. _____^ WANTED KNOWN— PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. If you want tho best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellis's. He (Prof. Ellis) kindly offers 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 Complaints of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths given at all hours.— Noto the address: No. 308, Uppor Queon-street (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Consultation Gratis. Ecclesiastical. AUCKLAND YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WEEK OF SPECIAL SERVICES FOR YOUNG MEN. From Sunday, 11th, UU Saturday, 17th Nov., In connection with the WEEK OF SPECIAL PRAYER for Young Men ovor all the World. Meeting for Prayor each day from noon till 12.45. Addresses This (Thursday) Evening by Dr. Kendcrdlno and Rev. J. S. Hill, at 7,30, in the Lecture Hall. YOUNG MEN COMEIIII Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, cornor of Welleslcy and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Scrvico THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are Invited. Recent arrivals cordially invitod. STAR OF EDEN LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 3G.—Tho Annual Meeting of the above Lodgo for tho Eloction of Officers will bo hold in the Eden Hall. Mount Eden Road, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, 16th inst., at 7.50 sharp. All members are rcquoeted to attend. Visftingbrethrenimdtod^^ "VTOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Tho Adjourned Meeting of Subscribers will be held at Robson's Commercial Dining Rooms, on FRIDAY, 10th Instant, at 7.30 p.m.. All por sons interested in the work of the Institute aro invited to attend. „ Q gKTiI SMITH. - Hon. Sec, to the Committee. npRADES AND LABOUR COUNCIL. . Tho ordinary Fortnightly Meotlng of tho ■ Counoil will bo hold In the A\ orklng Men s Club on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, at eight o'clock. Business, important. ncoopEH> Secretary, pro tern. Auckland, Nov. 12. TTIIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. A Meeting of Delegates of tho Eight Hours Demonstration will be hold at tho Working Men's Club on SATURDAY Evening, at half past 7 o'clock. OKQ. w. HESLOP. 0 MR F. LAWRY, CHAIRMAN EPSOM ROAD BOARD. Hiu-Wo.UioumloratKnodresldonla'of Epsom, hereby request you te convene a Public Meeting for the purpose of considering the desirability of applying to Uio Board of Education for the Auck land Education District to establish a Publio School In Kpeom; and also to oonsider any other question which said Mooting may oon sider conducive to the attainment of the abovo oUlCOt:—William Gardner, William Mcare, K. 11. Wynyard, Ucorge Worrell, S.1 Danrto, and twenty others. GENTLEMEN, —In compliance with your requisition,.'! horoby convene a Public Mooting in tho Kpeom Hall, on FRIDAY, tho 10th InaU. at 8 o'clock p.m. I*. Epsom. October 15th, 1883. Sporting- AUCKLAND SUMMER MEETING, 1853.1, MARTINMIKNRY'B CONSULTATION ON TIIK AUCKLAND CUP and STEEPLECHASE. I,OOO—MKMIIKItS AT 10s—1,000. Auckland Cop. Stkki-lkciiash. First Horso £1251 First Horso £W) Second Horso 00 Second Horso 40 Third Horso 301 Third H0r5e......... 20 Starters (divide),... 30 Stßrtcrs divide)... 8S Non-startoi'3 (diy.).. CO I Non-starters (d|v.),. 20 im „__ aim Total £KO. Eaoh Ticket has Two Chances, and Ono Ticket can Win «20a. Application by Letter Only, oncloslng Two Stamps, with Exchango on Cheques, or by Money Order. Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Lotters or Telegrams will not on any account bo received. It Bank Notes are sent, please uso twoonvolopos, ono Bonled and plaood lnsido the other. P.O. Ordors preferred when procur " Address "MARTINI-HENRY." care of J. Condon, Thlstlo Hotol, Quoon-stree^ Auckland. N.R-In the event of this Consultation no(. bejjig fllled, nil Pfi'.qs wljl ]>n djylfted ])s>, Wt«. !22S2gg£!2S3SgaSSBKS2SB£SS2 * ' ' medical. LIVER REGULATING. ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A, are now known from Invorcargill to Mongonul as ono of tho most'offectlvO reme dies to? vsLuqarstf liver," wnwa %c»- Uvo Function, Illllionaneßa, Clironio Conatlpa tion. Flotulonoy, Seo. Thoy are a safo aporicnt, AND CONTAIN NO MINKKAI. WHATEVHII. Sold In Boxes at Is, and Bottles at 1b Od and 2s Sd (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY QUEBN-BTRBBT. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, cd\jWM»^fi>ffi pcß^l, :Br Price, Je 6d and 1b 6d a Bottlo. SHARLAND fc CO.. opposite Poat-Offlce. OOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous Rpliof-OOONTALGIP.-lii per botUe.- SHARLAND & CO. (oppoaite Pogt-olBoe). T> A T S I RATS I RATS l-Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS Rata eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Prico, Ono Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Postrofflce. R. ARNOLD'S PENNY RO^AL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular medicine of tho day. Price, 2s 6d a hox.—Colo nial Agents, SmBhANP & Co., opposite tho Post bfiloo. - . THE Rest Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It ife prepared from the original formula of this ominent authority by pUARI^S PyTOH3B. Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New ijoalaud), junction of Pitt and Groy-atroots. Auokland. FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation, _ TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphlto of Lime arid Quinine. ' ■ ._._',_. . For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Cheat Affections, "A^lcin'sSyfupof Eucalyptus, with Hypbphospliite of lljnp an_\ Quinjnp.' 10 moat cortninly" altoratlvo and curative. Try it for BnoNCiims apd Astihia. TRE PHARMACY, ■ ■ age gas uinuii '■■.. : Tenders. KOADS AND BRIDGES, NORTH j • ' XgjAfffi RAIR^R? BRHiptE CQN^ACT, Publio Works Offloo, Auokland, 13th Novombor, 1883. Tenders will bo received at this oilico until noon of SATURDAY, Ist Deocmbor. 1883, for tho "Pairiri Bridgo Contract," Cambridgo-Taupo Road. Plans, specifications, and conditions of contract Cdn be scon nt this offlco; at the PilbJlC Works Offlco, Hamilton; and at the Warden's Offlco, Thamos. Tonders must bo addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Publio Works, Auck land, and marked outside, "Tender for Pairiri Bridgo Contract.'* TJio lowestor any tcivtey not necessarily accepted, Bycqinmand. J" R District Engineer. ]^x ~9 t~ i c W. Tendcrtaro invited for a Loaso for a term of Fourteen Years, from Ist January, 1881, for thp , undermentioned Pflroels of Land, situate at Onehunga, being and forming port of Lot 11, Section 20, knqwn as tho Nativo Hostelry Re sorvo. viz. ;— SUBtSECTIQNS S, i, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 12, A plap of the Land can bp seen and conditions and forms of tender obtained on aPPli^Hon to MrThqmns Macffarlano, Sviproiue Court Build i Tiio highest or any tender not neeossarily accepted. Separate Scaled Tendors addrossod to the Public' Trustee, marked "Tonder for Part of Native Hoatelvy Rogervo, Onehunga," stating number of suh-sectlon oflbrcd for, will be re ceived by Mr Thbmaß Macfl&rlane up to noon ojt SATURDAY. 27th instant (Signed) R. G. RAMERTON, Public Trustee, Public Trust Offlco. Wellington, Bth Novombor, isss, ; rrTo o a R*T enters, Tenders wanted until noon of TUESDAY, • 20i.1i lust., to Build and Finish an Addition to c , Rouse at Richmond; ■ • ■:_ , , l^ff^PSfloH, ' •' | . Architect, ! ' Continued on First FAgo.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. BEDROOM wanted by Young Man in or near Lincoln-street, Ponsonby.—Address "H.D.," Star office. BOATS FOR HIRE, nlongtido City Public Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Sale. /~WRE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC V_^ BALSAM ;—a Genuine Liver Regulator Price, 3s a bottlo.-SHARLAND & CO, (oppo. site Post-offlce.; CIT. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE O LAND COMPANY (LIMITED). Applications will be received by the under signed up till MONDAY Next, the 19th instant, for a Clerk to act as Agent on the Wharf for the Northcote and St. Helier's Ferry Service. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. mO GARDENERS.—Wanted, a good A. Plantsman and Propagator; must bo well up in his business; reforenco required.—Apply W. J. Palmer, Carleton Road. . '■ - THAMES VALLEY—ROTORUA RAILWAY.-Oxford Contract.-Wanted, Navvies for the above contract. Wages, 8s per day. MERCER & MARSHALL. Contractors. TT OUSEHOLD WORDS. Two years have fully proved the truth of it in Auckland—that many of Neil & Clifford's PREPARATIONS havo, in hundreds of families, becomo Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should be without. They are used all over Now Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite Beverage for Indigostion and tho Liver, 2s lb, BALM OF GILEAD. , All who have used It recommend It to the! friends If suffering from Colds. 2s bottlo. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a speoial favourite for Children or Adults, LIVER TONIC. Superior to Router's Life Syrup, at less than half tho price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds are declaring how much good Noil and Clifford's have done thcin, 2s 6d bottle, or 5 bottles 10s. COMPOUND BARSAPARILLA. 2s Bd. or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numerous to mention here, . Being the Largest Importers of British and American HERBS In tlie Colony, aro able to supply wholesale or retail, on the most reason able terms. Consultation personal or by letter. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Mhdical Herbalists, Wbllesley-st. East, Auckland. Lost and Found. LOST, last evening, In Upper Queen- Btreet, a Black Lace Cape.—Flndor will greatly oblige by leaving at Star Office. LOST, on Monday night, between wharf and Opera House, or In Cook-street, Lady's Silver O.F. Watch, with chain and trinkots at tached.—Liberal reward given on return to Star Office. LOST, between McLnchlan's Drapery and Wators's Confectionery Shops, Queen- Btreot, on Tuesday last, a Purso containing money and small documents.—The finder, upon returning tho samo to Mrs Longbottom, Albert House. Albert-street, will bo handsomely re warded. ________ I OST, on Monday evening, a Spade J Guinea, off watohguard, « Finder re warded Star Offloe. TWO (£2) POUNDS REWARD,—StoIen or Strayed, from the Onehunga Run, a Dark Brown Gelding, branded SF on off shouldor, Roman nose, star on forehead.—R. Farrell, Princes-streat, Onehunga. To Let TO LET, Albert-Btreot, Newton, 4 now Cottages. Splondtd view. Gas and water laid on.—Apply to W. and G. Winstone. TO LET, 7-roomed Houso St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell. — Apply Francis Hull, Queen-street. . TO LET, a Small Cottage iv St. Qoorgo's Bay, Parnell,—Apply J. Young, Shortland-atroet. TO LET, on College Road, two large unfurnished Robriis. Splondid view; rent moderate. — For address apply Mrs Ross, Cas cado Store, College Road. TO LET, 4-roomed Houso, rent 0s per week.—Apply Mrs Cain, Edwin-street, gewtort. ■ " TO LET, a small Cottage in St. Gporge's Bay, Parnell.—Apply J. Yd\uig; Shortlond stroet. ' '"• TO LET, 7-jrppmpd Houso off Hepburn .Street, abutting on Western Park entrance; gas and water.— Apply Mason' Bros.',' Halr drcssers, Queen-stropW Pf next door.' TQ LET, Ooinfortnlile Residence, of 11 roorqs, Bnthrootri, Wa»|h-hqnse, Ooach houso, Stable. &c; nice grounds, ploasaritly situated on Now North Road, abqnt JO minutes walk from St. Scpul«hre's Church, —D. F. Evans, Land Agent, . TO LET, new Five-roomed Houso ; rent modorato.—Apply on premises adjoining Publio School, Codrfngton-stroot, Groat North Road. rilO LET, Shops, with threo apartments, A. corner of Wcllesley and Elllott-streete. Rent, 26s per week.—For particulars apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellcsley.Btroet ICaßt. TO LET, |n Newmarket, two nearly new and very convenient 5-.roomod Cottages.— Apply" yf. H Ji Frator, Land Agonts, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. _ m O LET. OFFICES. OFFICES. OFFIBES. Several First-class Offices To Lot; somo havo many conveniences—use of strong room, lottor press, lavatory, &c, &c; rent, from IBs per week ; rooms largo, airy, and well lighted. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street. TO DENTISTS '■•AND OTHERS.— To Let, the Roortis ah'ovo'Bennett'fl Drapery Warehouse, with entrance dppr in Queen-street. aIBQ yipi back Apply F. J. Bennett. "VTQJITtt SHORE.—To Let, for 1 month, AAS a nlcoly Furnished House of six rooms, adjoining Masonio Hotol, with attendance.— It, and R. Duller, Houao Agents, OFFICES TO BE LET, at from 6e to 15s, In City Cham bora, corner Hlgh-strcot lind Vulcan Lano; lavatorioß and conveniences.— ' Apply to J. M. Macdonald;'HQiiao and Estate Ageity Shprtffliil-fitnipW " Business Notices. JOHN L A M *? nAB REMOVED, during Ropalre, to 39, Quken-btukkt. GOODS will bo D^llvored as üßual at. this Address. ■ INGRAM AND CO., ENGINEERS AND -MACHINERY FITTERS. Contractors for Every Description of Factory Fifi'iso, Pattebn Making, Castinob, Turning. Pipe Screwing, &c, &o. All WOODWORK in Connection with Machinery Made. Plans Prepared and Estimates Glvon. Agents for All Descriptions of AMERICAN MACHINERY. Lubricating Qns, <SfO, Oflico and Works! CORNER OF VICTORIA AND CQBURG-STREET3. 7SJHEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY. THOMAS SAMUEL, Importbr op Cutlery, Hosjust received a good supply of all kinds of TABJ.E ANI) POpkET'CUTLERY. .Consisting of ; - Ivory and Bano Table Knives, Pookot Knives, Solssors and Razors, Table Knives and Forks in crsos, suitablo for woddlng and complimentary prcsonts: also, Eloctro-platcd Ware. Siberian Forks and Spoons, specially ohoap value, Sider ophron Forks and Spoons, having tho lustre finish and ring of Sterling Silver. All tho abgvo goods selling at very low prlco9. THOMAS SAMUEL, ' 108, QUEEN-STREET, Next to Mr Westpfahl RoptiaftV-w, New Law Partnership, THE UNDERSIGNED beg to annonnoe that they have Commoncod Fr«eUco in Co-partner ship as BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, In Chambers in Higii-strekt, opposit Mr W. Atkins Printing Ofifoo, E. W. BURTON, W. J. NAPIER, Auokland, " Septomher 2?is, 1881 TCT E N C ING, SAM. WHITEi"pRICE LIST,-- Bost Paling Fence of Puiirl PoatSi Hobart ' Ralls and sft Hobart Palings, or Sawn Hearl Kauri, G6s"per ohain. .„ _ • _, _~„». Fence aa abovo, with Split Kauri (Heart). 60s. Cheap Paling Fence, good useful fence. 4M. Three-roll /once. Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 47s 6d. Same In Tl-treo Ratls. «a. . , • »«»WS&b Format Lowest Market Prlcgi. _ v HAM WHITE, Fbnobb, ~, ■, , pU3TQMa^fee»a A|a),(-^^^ A^^ N.8.-NO oonnoetion with any other White,



... For Sale. FOR. SALE, a. Well-bred Buggy Horse, 1 years old.—Apply to George Cook, or James Malcolm, Mount Albert. . JT^OR SALE, Pure-bred Prize Langshan J Fowls.—Apply to Mr W. Percival. FOR SALE; a SplenditfPoio, or Boy's Pony. — Apply at Messrs Halstead's, Durham-street. FOR SALE, New Single and Double- Seated Buggies; Lady's Plueton and Spring Carts, etc.—Apply James Mackie, Coaclibuilder, etc., Victoria-street East. FOR SALE, Farms, City and Suburban Properties, Houses, Businesses, Hotels, Boarding Houses.—Grant and Crossan, Agents, 177, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Grocery Store in a busy thoroughfare; good reasons for leaving. Apply John and E. Leydon, Auctioneers. FOR SALE, Grand Corner Site for Hotel, Accommodation-house, or Store, at North cote (cheap).—Apply C. B. Thorne, Cutler, Grey street. FOR SALE, a New. Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms and scullery, at North Shore, £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 first-class strong American Waggons.—Apply A. Mackie, Lower Vincent-street. FOR SALE, 10 Acres of Land close to • Whau Bridge: also 40 Acres at Hunua.— Apply to J. F. Stewart, Houso and Land Agent, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane and High-street. FOR SALE, an Established Newspaper Property, published in ono of the most promising districts of tho North Island, with lease of Plant for a term, with cheap pur chasing clause Above, to a pushing journalist or steady compositor, with a very little capita], Is a genuine bargain, and can be had cheap. Full particulars can be obtained from Mr Laug bridge, Stichbury's Buildings, Auckland. FOR SALE or Lease, good Farm of about 200 acres ; plenty of bush and abundant supply of water; new House of flvo rooms and pantry; nloo position, about twenty miles from Auckland. Terms easy, rent low.—D. F. Evens, Land Agent, 813 FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, comfortable 7-roomed Rouse in View Road, Mount Eden, with nearly 1 aore land; cistern, boiler, woodhous.i. &c.; splendid view: prloe low; terms easy. Also. New well-built Villa Hosl dejioo, 10 rooms. &c.; allotment 52 x 300; View Road, Mount Eden: charming Wow; a bargain. Also, In Mount Roskill Road, capital 'New Houso, 7 rooms, and every convonionoe; largo allotment; fine healthy Bite; vory cheap.— EDW. WAYTE. 5. MorcantHo Chambers. LLOTMENTS For Sale at 20s per foot, suitable for working men, in Pon- Bonby; House of Five rooms, furniture, &c., Newton Road, £300; Grace-street (Ponsonby)— Allotments *3 5s por foot; Devonport—Allot ments at £212s per foot. A long list of city and suburban properties, Houses, Allotments, Shops, &c., open for Inspection. — Wm. Gulliver, Coombes'B Chambers. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. FOR SALE: 00 Qunrtor-aoro Sections, in good position^ V(l\\ he sold cheap. 5 Choice Allotments in Domain-street, near English Church. 1 Large Lot near Mr JF. R. Russell's, 120 x 180. Terms very easy. 4 Lots, 47 x 230. on Loko Rood, and adjoining Flagstaff Hill. UGood Allotments, 44 x 125, near Mr J. B. Russell's, 20s per foot. Must bo sold. 2 Lota (volcanic) in Kow-streot. 160 x 118, with two cottages. £550, very cheap. 1 Lot noar District School, good viow. &4 x 118. Price «200. ' ' 5-Roomed Houso In Domain-street, quite new. Prico 6250. ' Apply to 11, & R. DUDER, Devonport Store. rpo Te w arrivals, BI have somo First-class Farm LftUda, with or without improvements. Yeyy cheap and on easy terms. Apply at once te D. F. EVANS, queen-street (next Bank of Australasia) EGGS.— Black Breasted R«d Game j Im ported Stock. Splendid Strain, Grand Birds.—l oflfor For Sale a Limited Number of Eggs from above. Two Guineas for 13 Eggs. Carefully packed and forwarded to any part of the Colony on receipt of 'P,O/p.—D.' Roherispn, Symonds-street, Auckland. ' "• - - ~' ', mo VAPfiT^pf AND OTHERS. For. Salo, tho fast and well-known Ya^ht Toy. coppered and copper-fastened throughout. Will be sold ft b W in.-A^ i^Eg baile¥ _ Yaoty Buildcy, Sfo., Customs-st. West- Christum* Card*. TVTEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS i.l CARDS. With the view of providing for tho coming season Christmas Cards, having fresh fofttnves of interest, particularly of such a otmractcr as should mako them specially Bultcfl for 'sending to friends at HOME or In the other COLONIES, wo are now jiflbltshlng a series ot CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS OF NEW ZEALAND FLOWERS. The subjects nre si* in number, viz,, POHUTUICAWA I RATA MANUKA KOWHAI CLEMATIS I AXE AXE ' Tho Cards aro from Drawings by M^^ i EAMES, of Auckland, and Kavo'boen repro, duccd in the most poi^ect manner by the art Of ! CHROMO.-LITfIOGRAPHY, | Price: Sixpence each, or 2s 0d tho set ot 6 Cards Post Freo. Wholosalo prico on application. UPTON & CO,, nOOKSELLERB AND STATIONERS, Auckland. CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR CARDS. Just rccoived, a seleot and large assort ment of the Newest Dosigns In CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CARDS, Special choico Now Zealand dosigns, suitablo to send out of tho Colony. The lastTriaco mall to arrive in England before Christmas. loaves 6th Novomber. LETTS'S DIARIES FOR ISB4. - H. A. COLSON, VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET, (Noar Corner Hobßon-street), Auckland. Direct Supply Store. TCTEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I ±1 111 NEW 111 GOODS I!! -BEAUTIFUL-s '~7s*° H E A P THE ''DIRECT aUPPLY" STORE. We have groat pleasure In announcing that we havo just opened up.exZealandlaandLaira, 51 crates and cases, being Tna Finest Assortment op Goods Ev?R Offered in AccKt^Nn, As these goods himj been all selected by Mr Hanchard in tho English and Continental marketa, \vo 'feel confident that for Variety, Cheapness, and Taste they are unequalled; Wo have samo boautiful goods in MAJOLICA WARE, comprising Flowerpots, Jardinieres, Vases, Begonia Plates, Toa Sets, Jugs, &c. A choico varlotyof FLOWER STANDS. Th? Gilded and Painted Flower Stand at 3a U a. marvel. In GLASSWARE we hftfO somo nice goods, including Engraved Winos, Clarets, Cham pagnes, Decanters, Claret Jugs, Water Jugs, &o, . Same beautiful subjocts in TERRA OOTTA Ware. CHINA FIGURES) -An IWWie variety, woll worthy of Inspection. GLASS ««$ CRINA VASES—A magnificent soleotion. ALBVMS-very cheap. In WRITING DESKS and WORK BOXES we can now show a very large assortment, and all splendid value. • We have several now designs in MOUS TACHESCUPS $ SiAUOERS-qulto OUt of the common \\w of patterns. Also, Fanoy Candlesticks, Clocks, Rroochos. Sett, Inkstands, Photo. Frames, Handkoychicf and GlOve Boxes, Ladle?' Baea mid Bftskets, Purses, Pocket Iloofe &C, &c, We Yfo«ld ftl?,Q remind customers that while procuring suoh a variety of FANOY GOODS the USEFUL has not been neglected. On. the contrary, we have now a Larger Stock than evor. It-is impossible to enumerate all the Handy Time-saving, a?TO Useful Hoose- HOliO R^UISITES That wo have opened, but would shortly say that wo have nearly everything in that line which can possibly bo required, and would draw special attention to tho fact that tho Low Prices of the article btfng thorn within the reach of all, HANCHARD AND CRANWELL, 211), Queen-street Board and Residence* CROYDON VILLA, Vinoent-street.— Vacancy for two Gentlemen: large airy • rooms, baths. Terms, 20s. Good table; healthy Bituation.-Mra Fuller. . __ —ld ' Club private boarding „ nT y, R s-aen Oresoent. has Vacancies t Plunge ana shower oath. . T— EMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, oorner of Wyndham and Albert t streeti Board and Lodging. *J P<» week 1 Meals at aU.honra.-Q. Johnston, Manager. TKTORTH SHORE.—Mrs Beeson is now t J3I prepared to receive Families. Board and Residence, Furnished Apartments.—West End Beaofr Road, next Taylors Store. GOVERNOR BROWNE EOTBfc. • -• 'HOBSON-STREET. ''.';.'-,'. Board M»4 Lodging *•• W '__^_W__WtW_ Single Room '~.., « ,S i;j. «, -. Ma Jga Week



Personal. MR BULLOCK, late of Wellington, please call upon F. W. Boynton, Fort street, at once. ■VTOTICE.—WiII the Owners, or Owner, _Li of Lots Nos. 1,3, and part of No. 2, Parish of Pupuko, County of Hokianga, leave their Address at the Stab Offlco, and they will hear something to their advantage. YES, Williams is still in Business, giv ing Better Value than ever.—J. Wil liams, Tailor, Victoria-street. WILLIAM TREEK, late~NapierT'call on W. D. Dttleln, Coffee Palace, Quoen street—John Treek. WINNIE.— A Letter for you at Star Offlco. Public Notices. "VTOTICE OF REMOVAL. A* MRS. J. MOTION begs to thank her many Customers, and the Public generally, for the very liberal support accorded herduring the last 10 years she has been in the City Market, and at the samo time to notify that she has taken a Shop in Walker's Buildings, next Devon shire Dairy, Karangahape Road, Newton. The choicest and best Fruit and Vegetables (in season). Oysters, Fish, Poultry, &c„ &c, always obtainable. Old and new faces will be cordially welcomed. "VTOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. It having come to my knowledge that my name has been connected in sonic way with a " Sweep " advertised by " Nellie Gray," I wish it to be distinctly understood that I have no con nection directly or indirectly with the said sweep.—J. J. ODLUM, Proprietor Manukau Hotel, Onehunga. IVTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR i.l TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, John Hutchinson, of Kaukapakapa, being the holder of a Publican's License in respect of the Rouse and premises situate at Kaukapa kapa, known as the Kaukapakapa Hotel, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting to be holdcn at Helensvllle, on the 3rd day of December, 1883, apply for a Transfer of the said Lieenso from myself to Henry Andrew Ellison, my appointee Dated the 20th day of September, '883. . JOHN HUTCHINSON. "W- O T I C E. Notice Is hereby given that all Accounts owing to tho undersigned remaining unpaid on November 30th instant, will bo immediately handed over to our Solicitor for recovery. ALISON BROTHERS. Devonport. November 14.1883. W ~0 T I C X I have just received from Rothcrham's Watch Factory 21 Gonts' BEST QUALITY SILVER ENGLISH HUNTING WATCHES, six holes jewelled. These Watches, made to my q\to order, are extra heavy cased, and bea.r the name on oval plate F. H. Lewisson. Eftch Watoh is accompanied with a guarantee for. two years. Price, £9. « ua . " F. H. LEWISSON, QuEEN-ffrBSET (Opposite Unip.n Bank), CORE. -.THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (Limited), Porveyobs of Light, Heat, AN» Power, invito orders for their Coke at tho following rates (foreoßh), de livered by the Company, in thoir saoks, within One Milo of tho Gaßworks j longor distances at Sroportionate rate:—Rsr Back, 3 bushels. <s 6d; re sacks, Fs 3d; ton saoks, or } ton, lis M j twenty saekß, or 1 ton, 22s 6d. The value of Gas Coke Is now better appreciated than it formerly was. Since we brought the subject under the notice of householders,, aany have habituated themselves to ita vise, both for registers and ranges, and wnulu now decline all overtures to ÜBg ai,y Other solid fuel. Wo recommend those I wfto do_not use Coke to adopt the fallowing plan!— First, send to the Gas Company for a few bags of their HousEnoLfi Coke—just tho quantity that can be takes into the premises conveniently, bcarlne In mind that, weight for weight, coke is nearly double the hulk of coaL Next, hnving- cleaned the grates of registere and Vatlga of twhfcß, partly fill them with coke (iho larger lumps may bo used for this purpose); upon tnie foundation lay your Whduugs and local coals. Now start tqw ftre, and replenish often with small qualities of local coals. Thoso who learn this, \he' A BC pf laying a Are, for cooking ft hrealtfast, will not readily forego the most oortain Und quickest method wHh solid fuel. For the mode of burning Qqh Cokcw-itli out coal sco advertisement fa "lljer sjjc\."A I "V- Q T I C E. . HELENSVILLE TOWN DISTRICT. : I hereby notify that Elehi O&ndldatce aw" 11 DANIEL STEWART PnRY BALLANB charles fred. Cray walter scott jsaao mcleod HENRY CHARLTON POWELL. —Have boon duly Nominated for the office of Commissioners for Holonsvillo Town District Board ; whoreaa five (5) only being required, an ElocUon undor " Tho Regulation of Local Elec tions Act, 1870," will take place on MONDAY, tho 19th day of November, li!8i in the Court houso, Holcnsville, THOMAS O'KELL, Hoturnlng Officer. Nowwhw Hth, 1889- CATTLE FEED.—For planting now and during tho next few weeks, 25,001" Drum head" and 35,(00 " Thousandhoaded " Cabbage Plants. The latter grows over five fpcV"^ treo, in fact—and both produce a large' amount of succulent and nutritious f«ed (or. autumn and winter. Per 100, M; \M, 6s; over 5,000. at Ss. Pearl Millet (Au&hi'anl) Is found here and in Australia interior to Sorghum, and is nat now affiMCd, but C.T.W. supplies Sorghum Siicba ratum S., "Planters' Friend,"- and" S. Early Amber, as nleo Mangold?, Ti\relps, and all F«nn, Vogctaole, Flo\y<y\ and Treo Seeds q£ tirst quality. Nursery stocks and sundries of all descriptions.—P- T. WREN, Nuwwy and Seed Warehouse, Remuera, ILLIARD TABLES, by Burroughes and AYfttts and othor celebrated makers, landing qx Ganymede.—E. and A. Isaacs. ■ MR JOHN WALKER notifies that his Prize Poultry, Pigeons, and Rabbits are now on view nt his Central Stall, City Market. ANN'S IRON SAFES, best in quality, lowest In price.—E, and A. Isaacs. Agents, i "VT O T I C E. OWING TO THE DESTRUCTION BY FIRE Of part of my premises. I beg to inform my cllonts that I. havo made arrangcifionts for tho EXECUTION OF ORDERS AS USUAL, and would ask their kind forbearance for any short delay under tho unfortunate cir cumstancos. Having A LARGE STQCft IN BOND, . and no\y in harbour, and also only the North Division of my premises boing destroyed, there will bo no difficulty in MY BUSINESS BERTO CARRIED OS AS HERETOFORE E* THS ADJOINING WAREHOUSES, Noa. 87 and 89, Lower Queen-street, COUNTING-HOUSE and OFFICES at THE STORE LATELY OCCUPIED BY G. B. McNAB, ARTHUR H. NATHAN. f jB .Ji',i,i ! '■ ; = Money. MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, of First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor, National Insurance Buildings. TIATO £10,000 LENT on Building I i I 1 W. Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers, Allotments bought and Houses built w Weokly Payment Syßtom Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for salo on Ith page. Six per cent. allowod on money deposited for investment— C- Wiij.iamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Vainer, 2, Vulcan Lone, i —~-<—iw mmm—m i . Borou^U Notices^ TVORQUGH OF PARKELL, WATER SUPPLY. Notice ia hereby given that all persons intend ing to avail themselves of a Supply of Water from the Borough Works aro required to mako early application for the same to. tho Town Cleric, S. REYNOLDS. Town Clerk. 15th Novombor, 1883, \ "* Auctions* PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. ON oi' about the first week in December, will be offered, by Public Auction, Choice : Rosidonco Sites and Business Allotments fronting Whitaker-street, situated between the To Aroha and Waiorongomai Townships. D, R. GELLION & CO., . Auctioneers. FULL PARTICULARS SHORTLY. ,~~~--zs_&t&&'- ': ■'— CITY OF AUCKLAND. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. ; 25 WOODEN SHOPS AND DWELLING HOUSES, FOR REMOVAL. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, &o, G. W- BINNEY HAS receive^ instmetV>?!S froai the City Council to sel\ by auction, at 11 ajn. of Monday, Deoemboj. 17th, on the ground, Karangahapo 'Howe-street, ana Hope towh-^fr^,' WOODEN BUILDINGS AS ABOVE I; •:).;vi.:..; i ;POR.REMOVAIi.'';,.>-'•-.• W : AA wA.t<tan_ Cash. X;- ■■'';'!".'V'!



I Auctions. . TO-MORROW. THE .HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, to morrow (Friday), at II o'clock, 5 Ex Douglas from Waitara, i 22 UPSTANDING HORSES, suitable for coaching. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, to-mor row; at 11 o'clock, A Brougham, in good order, light and strong 1 Set Double Carriage Harness A Woublc-seated Buggy • Single-seated Buggy Whitehaven Buggy, Horse, and Harness. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW. :,. DURHAM YARDS, - FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to morrow (Friday), 4 Useful Farm Horses 2 Heavy Draught Horses !,>;<: 2 Upstanding Geldings, good hacks - I; llack,Light Harness and Draught Horsea Drays, Spring Carts Harness, Saddlery, &o. Imported Irish Setter Slut" Juno," win- | ncr Ist prize at Show. j HUNTER & NOLAN. Now Sydney Drays for Private Sale. TO-MORROW. (j At 11 o'clock. AT SIBBIN'S MART. 6 CASES BACON AND HAMS, 1 . Ex Manapourl 3 cases Choose, and 24 loosq |. Ex Manapourl 1 SO hags Maize Oats, Bran, Flour, Potatoes, Candles, Jam, Soap, Kerosino, Corned Beef, Matches, Tea, Sugar, and Groceries. > TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. AT SIBBIN'S MART. >, tA A nuKts GALVANIZED BARBED I JL W FENCE WIRE, In good condition; For the Benefit of whom it may Concern, in j Lots to Suit Purchasers. , | GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. W. 8. COCHRANE] . [JAS. DACBB T 0 j MO R R 0 W. At the Temporary Mart, Queen-street. COOKING RANGE, FURNITURE, GAS STOVE, VENETIAN BLINDS; \ j Also, ! CUSHIONS, HUSSOCKS, PICTURES,' &c. &&, &C, j FROM ST. ANDREW'S BAZAAR. THE Subscribers will sell at the Tempor- j ary Mart, Queen-street, alongside the Union Bank, To-morrow (Friday), at 11 o'clock, I Cooking Range, Gas Stove, Couches, Chairs, i Tables, Chests Drawers, Cheffoniere, Mirrors, Washstands and Ware, Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses. Grate, Curtains, Venetian Blinds. Blankets, Pillowß, Rugs, &c &o.; See.' " _ I And at Half-past 13 o'Olock, From St. Andrew s Bazaar, Cushions, Hussiocks, Globes. Lamps, Chairs, j: Pictures, Fancy Work. Sua, See. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, " At 11 a'dock a.m. MARKET DAY. L ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE, FRUITJ AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET, ■ ' j 'ARTH UR • S MAR T| POULTRY DEPARTMENT. >; Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons, Cana- ! rios. Fancy Birds; Guinea Pigs, Rabbits. Young Pigs. ■-..••; •. ' 2 Large Window Frames and Sashes A Covered Baker's Handcart U.I. Tank, Butchers' Couttter Scales . j PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DEPARTMENT.. j Canterbury Table Potatoes, New Potatoes, Seed and C<iw potatoes, Cabbages, Carrots, Vege tables. Cheese, Butter, Bacon, Hams, Beef, Oatmeal, Flour, Bran, Wheat, Oats. Maize. 15 kegs Pastry Butter FRUIT—6O cases American Apples, GO cases * Sydney Oranges, Whangarei Lemons, Goose* 1 berries, " f: ' On Account Of Whom It May Concern, U.S.B. Company, &a, - SO cases Oranges, 8 bags Sugar (damaged), W sackeßran. ■■■~ J GROCERIES, &a-Toa, Coflfeo, Sugar, Bice.' ! Vinegar," Sauces, Essences, Lollies, Conf ec- ' tlonery, Biscuits, Vestas, Matches, Blue, Salt . .- •-• - ; 27 boxes Superior Lemon Peel, Honey 6n bale privately. AT AUCTION PRICESI ~ I FURNITURE DEPARTMENT V . ; j tUpßtairs). Pianos, New and Second-hand General Household Furniture and Furalflttair Requisites ■ American and other Stoves ' — "' TO-MORROW, at 11.30 o'clock a.m. \ CARBINES & TAYLOR j TTTILL sell by auction, at their Central ",*,". Salerl»m,.to-jnorrowfrridajr), at H.sd I o'clock sharp, < POULTRY-Pig» (pure Berkshire, 6 waeka 'B«kshll^'' B<^'*'ai^Ymmg ™S«W *MBsi AHbxob. Cheese. Batten * Beet (inkeg*.Potatoes (new m&oSA, Bran, Flour, Sharps ...... GROCERJtES-Oataieal, Tea Un bosea and i'U 1 chests, Kerosene, Soap, Sugar, Mustard j |) FURNITURE-2 vorf fine Ohoßts OtDrawei* I Fancy Goods, Drapery (fine assortment), and Jewellery, ■ ' .... &0., ;&c- CARBINES & TAYLOR, I Auctioneers. i'TE j ■; - ; '■'-'- ' >i\ TO-MORROW. . * { \ PRODUCE SALE. ' FURNITURE, BRUSHESy ..,. , ./.»',., CASH 80XE5,,,:, ;i,--,> - ! &a, &o ? &©; W. DOWDEN WILL: sell. by auetiofc at t he Erchancy , Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, at 11 o clock. , . Potatoes, Maize, Flow, Oatmeal , < i Oats, Butter, Cheese, Bacon, Tea ■ ■-.». SugajvCofflse, Biscuits Soap, Chaff, See. • . «o. &c see. i i ' Aiao, ' ■ :'-'rV i Household Furniture, Shoe Brashes * ,' gorubbine Brushes, CaSh Boxes Sewing Machines, &o. I i • 5 JOHN LKTDON.J [EDWABD OOBOS, _ TO-MORROW, AT 11 A.M. '^ JOHN AND E. LEYDON will sell W I auction, at their Central Commercial Sale j v Rooms, '..'.' .. j c Household Furniture,, consisting of— 'i 6 Couches, Tables, Mirrors, Chairs (cone ! o and stuffod bottom Austrian bentwood). Single and Doublo Iron Bedsteads. Mat* trasses. Wood Cot, Ladies' and Gontle- | men's Saddles and Bridles, Drapery. I Clothing, ' Haberdashery. Tinware! .! Crockery, Cutlery, Cruet Stands, I DiS -I mond Finger Ring, 2 Ladies' Gold Watohes, a Fow Pieces Mottled Kauri. • ! : Sr aru°i?ol? -Implements, i Sewing, Mophinobv Singer and 1 byWheelerelS? 1 Wilson, 60 Boxes Tea Wwseason'sVSx ! Hoihow), Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, Boaa Oamaru Potatocg, Canterbury Bacon and Hams, Dairy-fed Bacon, f Flrst^laM J Pig Dog from, South Island, and a qmm. -11 titer of Household Furniture and other " I ' eftocts, belonging to a gentleman who la ? I leaving the district, removed to the Mart forconvehionoe of sale. ' ' ■'■'.■:•'/■ , WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2U i CUraER &Ts.q,._ _ ij r rilHEunderßianeahavewiMW^^fe • hit,&rf^ W6t,oB *,ißWedßMd*'- i!| .".■■:' ' 'E. Akb!A.-:ISAACsi^!'I ' uCi^l . Auctioneers. "-■ jj