siot as clear as he would like it. Mr Walker's own estimate laid tho damage at

If 70, though in his first estimate he stated it aa £300, including therein certain conse quential damage for having to tvttn out stock elsewhere in order to bo fattened, but

he had pointed out that this was too re mote to lie included. After reviewing

the estimates of damage given by the various witnesses, ho thought the amount of damage to which the plaintiffs would be entitled lay between the estimates of Messrs E. B. Walker and Tripp. Judg ment therefore would be for £150, with costs, which would be taxed.—Mr DeLautour mentioned that ho might bo called upon to make application that judg ment should be stayed while appeal was made. As he understood His Honor would leave Auckland soon, he desired to consult his convenience.—His Honor said that at the latest lie would be leaving on the 30th snst. There would bo plenty of oppor tunities for making the application in Chambers.

Thomas Wallace v. Samuel George UraV-.— Claim, riOO, vent.—Mr E. Hesketh appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Theo. ♦Joopor (instructed by Mr George) for the defendant—Tho plaintiff's case was that, in November, 1870, he took from defendant's mother (defendant then being a minor) a lease for seven years of certain property at Mount Albert at a rental of £90 per annum, a portion of three-acres being alone excepted; that another piece, entirely distinct from this, and comprising 5 acres of the leasod property, containing a four - roomed houso and out-buildings, was let by defendant to a man named Thomas Davis at £30 ,per rnnum without plaintiffs consent 5 that the defendant, on coming to ago in 1878, signed tho lease ; that the live acres had been continuously occupied ever •"since ; that a man named John White held it now; and that the defendant had re ceived 'upwards of i'2oo rent in respect of it. Hence tho claim in this action. The defence was that a mistake had been made in tho leasing of the property, and that the intention was to include the five acres forming the foundation of the present proceedings. It wasalso denied that £200 had been received in rent for it by the defen dant. The other allegations were admitted. —Thomas Wallace gave evidence of tho character just sot forth. ' In cross examination lie admitted that he had Mover mado application either to Davis or Mrs Bray for rent in respect •of the disputed live acres ; and, furthor, that ho had novor asked dofendant for pos session of this portion of tho land. He had, however, nsked him for rent. Tho lease would expire on the Ist November next. , He did tell the defendant that if he got a renewal of the leaao his claim could bo settled, but ho did not oxactly say that he would abandon it. The dofendant, hoAv ever, declined to renew. —This constituted the plaintiff's case.

Elizabeth Bray, Snmuol Georgo Bray, •Tamea White, and Stephen E. Hughes, gave cvidenoo for the defence.

Jk Heskoth then recalled tho plaintiff, This witness had given some further evr denoo when lILs Honor interrupted him by saying that when a witness swore ■that during a number of years he had paid rent for pioperty, from, a portion of which the landlord derived rent from a third person, and yet that although it should come to him lie made no claim for it, ho simply said tliat ho did not believe him. —Mr Heskoth oxpressod surpriso sit this expression of opinion, and said that in that in deference to it, h«3 would not pro ceed further with the oaso, but at once accept a nonsuit.—Nonsuited accordingly.

CRICKET MATCH.

A special holiday was given to the employes of the Bank of New Zealand yesterday, the occasion being the twenty, second anniversary of the Bank. The local officials played a cricket match of seTontoen »sido, the scores being aa follow i—

United Kingdom,

FirSi InKlNGS: —Barton, c Goodhue b Kissling, 0 ; Mason, run out, 1 ; Simpson, c MacCausland h Cooke, 10; Christian, c Mollsop Tj Kissling, 9 ; Taylor, c Brookfiold b'Cooke, 0; Coxon, b Kissling, 1 ; Daw kin, c and b Kissling, 10 j G. S. Kissling, c Whitaker b Clayton, 1; Sponcer, b Clayton, 7; W. Cook, b Kissling, 3; Patton, c Brookfiold b Clayton, 2; Templer, b Kiss ling, 0; Porter, b Kissling, 3 ; Falconer, c Cooko b Clayton, 0 ; Dayrell, b Wood, 0 ; Hay, not out, 0; Somorvillo, c Fieldor b Wood, 0 ; extra, 1; total, 48.

Skcond Innings.—Barton, c Cooko, b Clayton, 92; Coxon, 1b w, b Martin, 13 ; Simpson, c Clayton, bßrookfield, 7 : Mason, "b Clayton, 5; Christian, c Martin, b Clay ton, 6 ; Dawkin, c MacCausland, b Clayton, 17; Taylor, c Snodgrass, b Kissling, 0; Patton, b Clayton, 3; 6. S. Kissling. b Wood, 0; Spencer, b Wood, 2 ; Cook, run out, 0; Porter, o Cooke, b Wood, 0; Falconer, not out, 0 ; Templer, run out, 0; Dayrell, b Clayton, 0; oxtras. 15; total, 160.

Colonials.

First Innings.—Clayton, o Coxon, b Barton, 2; MacCausland, run out, 0; Whitaker, c Soraerville, b Barton, 5 ; Kiss ling, b Barton, 5 ; Brookfield, c Barton, b Mason, 2; Wood, run out, 16 ; Snodgrass, run out, 3 ; Cooke, c Barton, b Mason, 0; Martin, c Barton, b Mason, 0; Giblin, b Barton, 5 ; Goodhue, run out, 0; Hariris ton, run out, 0 ; Severn, b Mason, 0 ; Mell eop, not out, 5; Mitford, at Coion, b Mason, 0; Fielder, b Barton, 0; Callender, c and b Mason, 0 ; oxtras, 2 ; total, 48.

COMMERCIAL.

Evening Stab Office, this day. Messrs John and E, Leydon report this day's sale as bolng dull, bidding dilatory, hut fair attendance. Housohold furniture, cutloryf jcwellory, &0., &c, wero offorod, and disposed of at prices over their rcspcottve rescrrca. ■

Constable Bern, who met with an acci dent under circumstances detailed in yes terday's issue, is at the Hospital, and is doing as well as can bo expected. We are requested to remind special jurors who were summoned to be in at tendance at the Supreme Court on Monday, and who were then relieved till Thursday, that they are expected to bo present to answer their names at ten o'clock to-morrow morning. Tho case for trial ia Quinn v. The Mercury Bay Timber Company. Says a beau to a lady,' pray name if you can, 01 all your acquaintances, the handsomest man; Tho lady replied,' If you'd have me speak true, Ho's tho handsomest man that's most unliko you.

The Wheel of Fortune Turns in His Favour.

Chrißtchuroh, Now Zealand, June 6,1882. Dear Sirs,-This Is to certify that St. Jacobs Oil after one application, cured mo of a severe attack of sclatica.-I remain, gratefully yours, William Moik. Coachbuilder, Chrißtchurch. Witncesca—G. 0. Mumford, Journalist; John Blackmoro, Sergeant Armed Constabulary; W. Gee Clerk Post-offlco Department.

THE RESULT WAS MARVELLOUS.

To Editor Evening Stab, Auckland, N.Z. August 31,1883. Dear Sir,—l must certainly confess I had great belief in the curativo properties of St. Jacob a Oil and can personally endorse the fact Some week or two ago I was unfortunate enough to contract a Bevero rheumatic pain in my left arm, which extended from tho uhouluor to tho wrist. It was so painful, in fact, that I had to leave my office and go home. Obtaining a bottle of St. Tm-nh» Oil my wife rubbed my arm immedi ately and again at nighttime. Tho result was simply-marvellous, for tho next morning the vSn wasall fiono; and up to the present I have not dtadtho lightest return of it, I recommend all suffering from rheumatism and similar pains to use St. Jacobs Oil, and feel fully convinced thaUhey wtll find great;benefit from its use.-I am, dear sir, yours totMuU^ w _ WiRRm

The above testimonial is,from a lending im porter in Sydney; the original can bo seen at any time at tho agent s office.

Corns and Chilblains Disappear.

Christchurch, Now Zealand, June 21, ISB2. Doar Sirs.-During the winter season of last year, having been on duty as member of the Armed Constabulary forco at the New Zealand Exhibition, I suffered from corns and chilblains. On tho recommendation of a friend I used bt. Jacob's Oil, which, after two applications, re lieved me of all suffering. I give th is certificates ms, man who understands the value of truth.— TVuthfnlly yours. Constable Daniel Sullivan. Witness, Robert S. Walpolo, Secretary New Zealand International Exhibition.

How a Useless Arm Was Restored In Ten Minutes.

fir thn Exnerienoo of Edward L>. Green, Y?n Government Sheriff at Auckland, N.Z. Auckland New Zealand. August It), 1883. Metsri'M. Levy and Co. Auckland, New Zealand,

Dear Sirs,—l havo great pleasure in stating andTrom that date until July 10th last couM not use my arm, and found great difficulty in writ™!, /applied to medical men and used all sorts of liniments, but without any benefit; but I had not used St. Jacobs Oil .more than ten minutes before I felt the benqflcial effect and I can work with my saw or spade as well as ever I did, and can strongly recommend this Oil to any one suffering from muscular ailments. You can make what use you please of this letter for the bonuflt of othors.—l romam. dear Sirs, yours &o Ed\vard L. Green, Sheriff,

THE COSTLEY ESTATE.

A Relative Disputes the Will.

Mr Hean, manager of the National Bank, received a cablegram yesterday from the London office advising him that Miss Neaves, of Salisbury, who claims to be a grand niece of the late Mr Costley, has notified the bank through her solicitor that she in tends to dispute the distribution of the pro* pertyas provided by the will of the deceased. No intimation is given of the ground of objection, and it may fairly be as sumed that tho parties are acting in ignorance of tho existence of a will, and have taken this stop under the supposition that Mr Costley died intestate. Even if the claimant could establish tho very distant tie of relationship, which the re ports of Costley's wealth have called to hor recollection, and which, had Costley been a pauper, living on the charity of the city where ho acquired his money, would have (riven her very littleconccrn, her claim would be worthless unless she could prove that Costley was either in an unsound condition of mind when he made his will, or made it under undue influence, either of which contentions can be disproved in the easiest way possible. Tho claim, therefore, is not likely even to delay seriously the division of tho estate among the public bodies in terested.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HELENSVILLE.

Furthor Particulars.

Am inquest on the body of James Shaw, who was killed at Henderson, on Mon day, by the upsetting of a dray, was held at tho Oretia Hotel yesterday afternoon, beforo Albert Beetham, Esq., acting coroner, and a jury. Mounted Constablo Kelly represented tho police Evidonce which was taken showed that at 3 p.m. on the 15th instaut James Shaw was engaged cartmg com from the railway station at Henderson to his own residence, when he was seen by James Laurie. Tho latter said Shaw was intoxicated. About 6 o'clock on the same evening William Laurie, a brother of James Laurie, discovered the deceased lying qnito dead on the road side, underneath his dray, which was upside down, and had evidently capsized owing to the rough character of tho road. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death."

DEATH OF MRS MACKENNA.

Coroner's Inquest.

Ax inquest was held at tho Carpenters' Arms Hotel this afternoon, beforo Dr. Philson, coroner, and a jury, of whom Jamea Lye was choaen foroman, on the body of Julia MeKenna, who died suddenly yesterday forenoon. Sergeants Kiely and Donnelly represented the police. Tho jury having viewed the body, evidence to tho following effect was taken :—

Patrick MeKenna, labourer, residing in a lanooff Grey-street, deposed that deceased was his wifo. She was about 40 years of age, and had lately been in vory bad health. Several times prior to tho last three or four days sho had been attended by Di\ Hooper; it was about three months since the doctor had attended her last. On Saturday last, October I3th, she com plained of a pain in her stomach, accom panied by retching. Sho had eaton nothing for about three days, but took some beef-tea which he made. He got a bottle of medicine for her from Mr Hen derson, chemist, but he fancied sho took too much of it. He gave her two dos«s ac cording to directions, but sho must have taken much more. The medicine ho L'avo appeared to relievo her at tho time. Yes terday sho asked witness to get a small drop of beer, which she had never drank in her life beforo and ho bought about half-a pint. It did not romain on her stomach. Ho did not think sho was so bad as sho seemed to bo. At 10.30, she becamo worse, and ho called Mrs Short, a neighbour. Witness asked deceased if he would go for tho doctor. She said "Not.yet." A table spoonful of rum was administered. Sho died at 11 o'clock—witness, Mrs Jenkins, and Mrs Short being present. Deceasod was not a sober woman, hSHng been ad» dieted to drink for the last ten years. Sho generally drank rum. Deceased left four children, the youngest being between 12 and 13. Three reside with witness. Wit ness was very anxious to get medical advice for deceased, but he wonld not allow it. Four or five years ago, Dr. Hooper recommended that deceased be sent to tho Asylum, but witness would not let her go. To tho Coronor: I was not drinking while my wife was ill. I have been in tho colony 23 years. To Sergeant Donnolly: I was asked at the Police Station if I went for a doctor when sho was ill. Sho would not let mo. I was not drunk the day sho died. A man can drink and not bo drunk.

Sergeant Donnelly : —You aro not vory sober now.

Isabella Shortt, wife of Thomas Shortt, gardener, deposed that she had known deceased about six weeks, she was generally complaining, but was a bustling industrious woman. Know that deceased used to take drink, but never saw tho effects on her. The last day witness saw deceased in her usual health was on Friday, when sho was in witness's house. Sho then complained of being weak and languid. Saw her on the Monday, when sho took some soup. This witness's account of the death was similar to that given by MeKenna. By tho Coroner: There were .trangers in the house when Mrs MeKenna died, but I cannot say they wore drinking. There was noise in the house between Monday night and Tuesday morning, but not much dis turbance.

Jane Jenkins, a widow, deposed that she was stopping at McKenna's when deceased died. Went there on Satur day night. Deceased took no liquor while she was there. She had a little beer on the day she died, but did not see her drink rum ; her husband was very good to her during her illnoss. There was a woman in the tho house the worse for drink whenMrsMcKennadied; hor name wo, Mary Ann Smith. She came in at 10 o'clock and when she saw Mrs MeKenna dying, she commenced to roar and bawl, and made matters worse.

Dr. Hooper deposed that ho had known deceased several years, having given her advice at the dispensary, generally for some stomach complaint. Ho had made a post mortem examination of the body about 26 hours after death. Tho body was well nourished, and there wero no marks of violence.

After hearing further evidence, tho jury returned a verdict of " Apoplexy, brought on by excessive drinking."

MINING REPORTS.

Success.—The manager reports as follows: —"Since las#report I am glad to inform you that there has been a change for tho better in the mine. The rich gold and specimens that were forwarded were got almost in one daub stuck on the hanging wall in the hanging reef. There is another reef on the foot wall 4ft. from the main one ; r good-looking stone and gold seen in the stone.and to-day the prospects have tho appearance of gold being not far off.— Peter Rkd."

Queen of Beauty O.M. Co.—We are in formed that already a large number of the shares in the new company have been ap plied for, and as the time appointed for closing the lists is on Friday next, intend ing applicants will have only themselves to blame if on the allotment they find they are not represented in the now company. Tho ratio of distribution will allow of two shares in tho new company for each one at present held in the Queen of Beauty Extended fully paid up,and thus it is in the power of the present pro prietors to keep the shares amongst the present holders, but in the event of the .whole number not being applied in this manner, then any surplus will be allotted to the public, who are non-holders. When the position and extent of this company s ground, the excellence of their plant, and the immense quantity of crushing dirt to be taken from the large reefs is borne in mind, it will be seen how much there is in favour of applicants for these shares, and the present holders will yet regret their loss, should they not apply for the whole number to be allotted.

'You haven't got such a thing as a pair of ould trousers have you !' ' No, my man, said the merchant; 'I don't keep my ward robe in my counting-houee.' 'Where °° you live ?' rejoined Pat, 'and 111 call in the morning for the ould pair you've got on.

TELEGRAMS.

[moli 'our own correspondent.]

Cambridge, this day,

Some time ago the tenants of the Domain Board petitioned for 50 per cent, reduction in their rent. Tho Board having no power to give effect to tho petition, forwarded it to the Governor with a recommendation in favour of the prayer being granted. The Governor has replied that under the Public Domains Act there is no power to grant tho prayer of the petition, and recommends that the only course to pur sue is to throw up the holdings, when Government will resume occupation and the allotments would then be resold.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.] Jf

CiiuiaTcuußCli, this day.'2'

Edwards, the pedestrian, arrived in Christchurch last night en route for San Francisco. He will probably give an exhibition of walking before his departure.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1883.



Personal. MRS BUSH (Mary Ann Jackaon).—Cal and see your Sister Hose.—Mrs Pooch Parncll. rriHE PERSON wlio lives in Orey-stree A. that spoke to Mrs Lindsay of rentinj a ironse, please call again. KW.— Letter awaits you at Post-office > Newton, mAKE NOTICE.—I will not bo respon A siblo for any Debts contracted by my ivife Maky Bkemnkk. after this date, as sho has lef her home without any cause, and is now resid ing in Auckland.—WlLLlAM UUEMNER. Papakura, October 10,1883. Concerts-, &c. MR POO LEY'S COM PETITIONS FOR AMATEUK MUSICIANS. NEXT SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, CONTRALTO AND PIANOFORTE COMPET I T I 0 N (Classks A and B). Ijurlng the evening tho PRICES will bo pre sented to the Successful Candidates at tho met Competition for Sopranos and Tenors. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, COMPETITION FOR THE BEST COMIC or SERIO-COMIC SONGS AND RECITATIONS. Pkibe, £3 for Each Contest. Names of Selections to bo Submitted to Mr Pooley for Approval. AUDIENCE ADJUDICATE. Lectures. THE ORIGIN AND DESTINY OF THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN NATIONS; Ok, History Investigated by the Light of SCRIPTURE. A LECTURE On tho abovo will be given by Mr If. VT. FARNiLL ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, At tho V.M.C.A. Rooms, corner of Albert-street and Wollosloy-atreet, Doors opon at 7.30; Lecture to commence at 8 p.m. Admission, Is. Showing the Origin of tho Anglo-Saxons: how and why it was tho United Statoe declared their Independence; tho Mystery of tho Coronation Stono of Great Britain explained. Also, tho Origin of tho Fsnian Organisation, and tho Cause of the Undying Animosity of a Section of the Irish People to British Rule. Tlckots obtainable at Messrs Champtaloup and Coonor'i, Quecn-strcot, Mb R. Talbot, Par noil, and Mr Hogg, Orocor. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. Take notice Uuit a Deed of Arrangomont, dated tho sixteonlh day of Oclobor, 1883, mndo between William Blytii Huckhuust, of Whangaroi, in tho Provincial District of Auak land, Brewer, of the llrat part; IjAWbenck David Nathan and Eiiknkzkr Waymouth. therein described, of tho socond part: and all tho Creditors of tho said William Blyth Buck hurst of the third part, has this day bo»n tiled in tho o(ll*c of tho Supremo Court of Now Zea land, at Auokland, in accordance with tho pro visions of "The Dobtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho Boveral amendments thoreof; and take further notico thata meeting of the Credi tors of tho said William IWnii Bucklmrst 18 hereby convened to bo held at twelve o'clock noon on TUESDAY, the sixth diy of Novem ber, 1883, at my offlco, comer of Quoen-strcet and Vulcan Lane, In tho City of Auckland, for tho purpose of assenting to tho said Deed. Dated this sorcntoontli day of October, 1883. WILLIAM TIIOKNK, Solicitor for tho Trustees, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "Tho Dcbtorsnnd Croditors Act, 187(1,"undof tho various Acts amend ing tho Btinn:, and of tho Bankruptcy of Bamukl Wilson, a Debtor. Whorcds a sufficient number of Creditors of tho said Samuel Wilson not haringattonded at the flrßtmooUnß.appotntedtoboholdattheSurpome Court Buildings, at Auckland, on Tuesday, tho 16th day of October, 1883, at 11 o'olock in tho foronoon, or at tho adjournment thereof, hold at the same place on Wednesday, the 17th day of Ootobor, 1883, lit 11 o'clock in the forenoon, the Registrar horoby notifies that, under tho powors vested in him by the 4Gth section of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," tho Registrar of tho aboTe-namod Court has appointed Thomas Macflarlane, of Auckland, a Cortlflcatcd Accountant in Bankruptcy, to bo Creditors' Truntoc i find tho said Thomas AlacffnrlAno has intimated to the Registrar, in writing, hia accept ahco of the said ofllce. Dated this 17th day of October, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Doputy Registrar. Laibiilev & Jackson, Debtor's Solicitors, Auckland. Money. AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Tho Trustees are prepared to LEND MONEY on Freehold Securities. Applications for Loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, tho.Srd November R. CAMERON, Manager. T1 ATO £10,000 LENT on Building JLj JL vf Socloty principles, or on other tornis to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Wockly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for Bale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C" Williamson, Land, EBtate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lona. Drapery. UTHERU SHALL I FURNISH MY HOUSE FROM! THE CHEAPEST ALL ROUND HOUSE TO FURNISH FROM IS THE CITY HALL ARCADE GARLICK & CRANWELL ! ! ! IRON BED|TEADS, & gO c to vnwell> BEDDINU?L%K & CRANWELL. ' BED-ROOM FURNITURE, go to GARLICK & CRANWELL. CARPETGA^?LICK & CRANWELL. GAELICK & CRANWELL, Houso Furnishers. GARLICK & CRANWELL, Upholsterers. GARLICK & CRANWELL, Manufacturers of all kinds ov furniture. Cheap Tapestry & Brussel Carpets. Cheap Oilcloths & Linoleum. Cheap & Beautiful Cretonnes. Cheap Blankets & Curtains. GARLICK & CRANWELL, house furnishers City Hall Arcade. QUEEN-SHtEET, AUCKLAND. IN consequence of insufficient Accommo dation at tho Consulting Rooms, MRS CROSSE will in future attend to her patients at hCI ' PRIVATE RESIDENCE, Queen-street, Opposite tho Girls' High School. MRS CROSSE is tho only Lady Dentist (hold me English qualifications, Registered under tho Impenal Dentists' Act) Practising in the Colony



Wanted. WAITED, a Bricklayer to build fot Chimnoys: also, a good Painter.—T.'l Horsley, Builder, O'Neil-streot, Ponsonby. ■ WANTED, a good Carpenter.—Appl John Brown, Nixon-stroct, Great Nort Road. ANTED, Groom, Coachman, T\v Ploughmen, Barman, Dressmaker shop, Cook (woman)—hotel, privato, 10 Genera —town, country, Girls, assist.—Mrs Elsmorc's. WANTED, a Respectable Young Ma to drive a baker's cart; reference n quired.—Apply C. Jolinston, Union Baker Parncll. "VSTANTED, a Painter.—Apply to M Ti Prime, Ironmonger, Karangahape Koai WANTED, respectable M.in for inakin Hop Beer and Summer Beverage One accustomed to Auckland trade profovroi Kcferonees required.—Apply to Davica and Mai inillan. Provision Merchants, Customs-streo on Thursday, between 11 and 12 o'clock. ANTED.—To a Traveller in tli Grocery Line i 3 open a Commission o the sale of a locally mamifnctcd article in goo demand.—Address "Manufacturer," Box f Post-otHce. ■ ANTED, nt once, 3 good Machinist* —Apply Garrett Bros., Wakclield-stree ANTED, a Cooper.—Apply to J Bain, near Thistle Wei. WANTED, two good Tailors, also Yes Hand.—Apply to J. Williams, Tailoi Victoria-street. "ANTED, a Good Coat Hand and Yes Hand.—Apply to J. S. Cohley, Tailoi Shortland-Btrect. ANTED, Employment by a steady active yoiing Man, of fair education willing to make himself useful in any capacity -X.Y.Z.,STAuOfIIco. WANTED, Situation as Book.sellor'; and Stationer's Assistant; ten years experience; willing to accept small salary.- CD., Stah Ofllcc. WANTED, a smart Lad to make him self generally useful.—Apply Navadi Hotel; ANTED, Respectable Lad, 12 or 1-; years, to assist in garden, Northcote.— Apply Store. Birkenhead Wharf, li o'clock Friday, Iflth instant. WANTED, a Boy. — Apply to D. Miller, Plumber, &c., Wellcsley-slreol East. ■ WANTED, a smart Hoy able to read und write—Apply A. Aley, Orooer, St. Mary's Uoad, Ponsonby. ANTED, a respectable Boy. only those with beet references need to apply at H. Kohn'H, Jewellur.Queen-atreuU "VXTANTED, an Errand Boy, also a Lad Ti to drive a baker's curt.—Apply at Rail way T Mart, Mount Eden Itoiid. WANTED, a Smart Lad, accustomed to gardening, and to assist about the house. Apply Mr Aiekin, Park ltoad, after 7 o'clock this evening. ANTED, for the country, thoroughly Competent Dressmaker and Milliner.— Apply to Sargood, Ewu.ii. ami Co., Victoria street. WANTED, two good Mlllinera.- Milno ami Clioycc. * WANTED, two Apprentices to the Milllnery.-Mrs S. U'alters, l'itt-streot. WANTED, Appronticoa or Improvers to tho Dressmaking (town); also, re spectable middle-aged woman as mirso and needlewoman (town)—K t Henry's Registry. WANTED, Mrs Hannaford's Patron* (Ladles and Servants) to know she has resumed her duties at tho Auckland Registry. Grateful thanks tendered for many kindnesses during hor temporary retirement. WANTED, 10GeneralSorvnnts, Couplo, man general, wife laundress; House cooper, 1 Ploughmen, Youths.—Helgliton und Co., 177. Queen-street. WANTED, General Sorvant ; also, (iirl and ii Hoys.—Apply Mrs Cameron's, Sea fled View, Grafton ltoad. WANTED, a good General Servant; also, a respectable Young Person lo assist in house work; privato family; near town; no children.—Apply for address at this olllee. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Macnicol, St. James's Munso, Upper Union-street. Good reference necessary. WANTED, a thorough good General Servant, one thai can Cook well pro forreil.—Apply Occidental I[oteL ■ WANTED, a General Servant for Chatham Island, also a Youth.—Apply Mrs Brim-so, oirOrakei ltoad, Rcniucra, WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Kegintry (estnblishcd W yours), Sovoral Ganerals (town). ANTED, at Hnnnaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 yours), General, 15s; Nursegirl, 10s; same, Gisborne—Bcntle nien's family. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), General (North Shore), two In family, 13s; splendid lacß. XTyANTED, nt Hannaford's Auckland T T HogUtry (established 20 years), General ablo to milk (Mount Albert). W rANTED (immediately), Laundress, 10s; Married Couple (wife laundry). Lady Help, 18 Generals. Nurses; all urgent.— Mrs Whitcombc's Registry, next Market, Wei lcslcv-strect entrance. , WANTED, a restiectnblo healthy Young Woman as Wet Nurse to a child two months old.—Apply Mrs Lawson, Wallace street, Homo Bay, Ponsonby, TJJU- ANTED, a good female Cook; middle IT aged preferred.—Apply to tho Temper ance Hotel Dining Rooms, Wyndlmm and Al bert-streets. [TTANTED linmediatoly, Women Cooka T T for Hotels, Whangarei and Waikato: first-class housemaid. Hot Springs; ifenoral servants, town and suburbs.— h. Henry's liegis try. WANTED, oxperionced and oducatod Housekeoper to manago a Hrst-clasp hotel, and Couplo (Man, general; Wife, laun dress).—Helghton and Co., 17i. Qucon-strcot. nSTANTED, a respectablo Girl as Scr,- T T vant.—Apply to Mrs Offer, Pitt-street. WANTED, a young Girl far House work.—Apply to Miss Koines, Tobac conist, Queen-Btreot. WANTED, a (iirl for Houaowork, about 15 or IC-Apply to Mrs M. Martin. Hob flon-Btreot WANTED, a Situation on Housemaid Good references from England. Ag«d 22. Roman Catholic.—Apply C.8., Star Ofllcc. WTANTED", by a Lady, Pupils for IT Music ; terms, 15s a quarter.—Address at Mrs Whitcembe's Registry Oflicc. WANTED, 1 or 2 Young Pupils by a Lady (Mrs Whitcombe can recommend) to teach with another llttlo girl.—Particulars njid address at Mrs Whitcombc's Registry. "VITANTED, by a lady and gentleman, TT Furnished Apartments (Bed and Sitting rooms with use of kitchon), with or without partial board. Privato entrance.—E.H., STAB Offlco. "Y/STANTED, 1 or 2 Boarders; bath, T T piano, &.C. ; home comforts; exeollent table; central and commodious; superior ac commodation. Tonns modoratc.—Kenilworth Houso, Vincent-street. WANTED, ft Buyer for Ward's Brick and Pottery Works, Cambridge; Rood ntsinoss doing; torms libornl.—Apply Messrs Wells and Souttcr, Cambridge. WANTED, a Four-roomed Cottage, with or without a Lean-to, within half an hour's walk from Qucon-streot.—Apply by letter, stating torms and wheroabouts to " R.," Star Olllco. WANTED, Husbands and Bachelors to buy their Clothing and Hats from J. G. Irown's Cheap Drapery and Clothing Establish ment, Parncll. ANTED, careful Wives to buy their Summer Drapery at J. G, Brown's Cheap Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Parncll, nS7"ANTED, overybody to buy somo TT portion of our Largo Stock of Cheap Summer Drapery.—J. G. Brown's Drapery and Millinery Establishment, Parnell. HtTANTED, Farmers and Others to com-. T T municato with tho Manager of the Now Zealand Tobacco Growing and Manufacturing Company, 9, Mercantile Chambers, Queen street, where genuine American seed and all information can be obtained free. "VTITANTED.—When you are in Hobson- T T street call and see tho largo and choieo stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for tho coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. "VITANTED, tho Ladies to know that V T Manro and Milligan havo secured tho services of a first-class Milliner, and are now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on the shortest notice. TTSTANTED, Tenders till October 19 for IT tho Erection of two Cottages and Shop Verandah.—For particulars apply at Brown's Store, Ponsonby. WT ANTED, Tenders for 14 Chains Stone T T Wall, at Ellerslie.—Apply to Sam. White, Fencer, Customs-street. WJT ANTED to Purchase, a four or five- TT roomed Cottage and good-sized .Allot ment, volcanic preferred, not more than half an hour's walk from Post-olllce.—Apply to Cottage, Stab Office. ' ANTED to Purchase, a Six-roomed TT House; neighbourhood of Ponsonby; state situation, price, and terms.—Address " Ponsonby," Star Office. ■ ANTED to Sell (Cheap), 12,000 ft. Timber.—Sam. White, Fonccr, Customo street. WANTED, to Sell a good Milch Goat. —Apply to A. Coyle, Cabinetmaker, Summer-street, Edon Terrace. WANTED to BUY, Loft-off Clothing of ovcry description, for Cash; families waited upon ; all orders punctually attended to. —Address C. Whitten, Wellesloy-atreot West. WANTED to RENT, immediately, a House of from 10 to 14 rooms, in town. —Apply Richardson and Crawley, 81, Queen street. ■\TtrANTED NNOWN-In consequence T T of having so many applications for the best of my Allotments and present Residence, that I have decided to offer the same by Public Auction on TUESDAY, 23rd October, hoping by this plan to avoid giving olfence "through pre ference." Plans are in the press, and may bo obtainable before the end of the week at D. F. Evans's (the Auctioneer), Queen-street, whero all information can be obtained ; and I shall be happy to show visitors the property.—WM. "VTETANTED KNOWN, that the Young TT Ladies' Journal for October is now on Sale at Lennox's, 100 and 212, Queen-street.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN, -A few acre Sections adjoining A'ictoria Park, Dovonport, first-class position, at from £60 per acre.—Apply E. W. Alison, Eatalo Agont, Boach Road, Dovonport. W'~ ' ANTED KNOWN —I am a Cash Buyer of all sorts of Old Metal and Scrap Iron.—S. Arblaster. Onchnnga. ANTED KNOWNrr-Eor sale, on easy terms, choico and cheap Allotments at Molrosc—Apply IS. W. Alison, Estato Agent, Beach Road Devonport. ___^___ ANTED KNOWN-Cheap Timber I CHEAP Timber! And all other kinds ot Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better Uvm anywhere else at the yards of D. Go mils',. Albert-street. WANTED Known, that tho cheapest and; best Liquors and Wines in Auck land can be procured by the Bottle or Case, as sorted, at the Scotia Hotel, Hobson-strcct. ANTED KNOWN—That N. O. Lennox will receive a splendid lot of hiind-painted Christmas Cards by the British Queen—loo and 212, Qiioeii-stroi;t. ANTED KNOWN, that, wo. havo received per R.M.s.Si City of New York a qlianti!" of Californian Oniotia and Garlic, new cro] ; superior to any recently re ceived. Coumrj orders will receive our prompt attention.—Davics, McMillan, and Co., 13, Cus toms-street, near H. B. Morton's. WANTED KNOWN—My Stock is a Largo and Varied one, and of the best quality. Every garment warranted shrunk and a large reduction in price. Small profits mid quick returns,—Jas. Davey, Tailor, Vulcan Lane. Es) WANTED KNOWN, that Munro and Milligan, Tailors, Clothiers, and Drapers, desire to bring under tho notico of their numerous patrons and the public generally he large and choice assortment of Spring and Summer Goods .just opened, and now ready for inspection. Ladies will llnd nciw pattern Prints, Nun s Veiling in various shadcß, richly variega ted Sateens; also an extensive and judiciously selected Stock of Millinery, from wnich orders can bo executed in a few hours. Gentlemen aro invited to inspect tho Stock o£ Mosgiel and other Tweeds and Clothing Material, which is unsur passed in Auckland,bcforeordoringclothingelse where. Suits made to order, warranted shrunk, lit guaranteed, and first-class workmanship. From tho number of persons asking if wo would supply Goods for ready money, there seems to be a prevailing idea among the general public that our business is done on tho deferred payment system only. Such Is not the case, as our Customers, who lake advantage of the 5 per cent, discount (one shilling In tho pound sterling* on all parcels of 20s and upwards, aro nil morous. W~ ANTED to Soil, about 10 dozen , Ladies' Baskets, from :8 to 2s Cd ; lot of Pictures, Id and Meach, 4 for (id: Accordians, 7a fid to 25s ; Albums, 2s (id to 255: Slate Pencils, 7d per box ; Australian Tea Sets (JO pieces), only 17a Od; ladies' Leather Bags, Is lid to 5a 6d; Small Rice. 71)>s for Is j Largo Rico, 51bs for Is ; Scrap Books, only Id and 2d each; Scrap Pictures, 2d per dozen ; Jam, (kl per tin; Plaid Matches, Od don; China Candlesticks, 9d to s tid; Tin Boxes Matches, Is Od doz. ; Mustard, (Id tin; Groats, id tin: good Tea, Is (kl and 2s lb.; Cayonno Popper, fid bottle.—H. Watt, Pitt street. ANTED KNOW N— PROF. W. ELLIS, MEDICAL HERBALIST, treats all Diseases. THE BLOOD IS LIFE. It you want tho best Sarsaparilla, try Prof. Ellis s. He (Prof. Ellis) kindly eflcrs to tho Public the best Livor Pills in town or country ; wonderful Corn Cure without pain; Worm Cakga; cure for Plica. Testimony daily Increas ing. Secret Complaints of young men cured Medicated Vapour Baths giyon at all hours.— Noto tho address: No. 308, Upper Queen-street next Young Women's Institute). Houra: From 9 a.m. to 1) p.m. Consultation Gratis. WANTED !—Wanted to Sell (cheap), Washing Powders, Cd per dozen: Knife Politfh, 6d tin, 2 for lOd ; Bath Bricks. 3d, 2 for, Mi Dark Blue and Light Blue, Id lb; 211> Tina of Salmon, only 1» 2d : shoe Brushes, only 2s (id, 2 seta for Is lid; Marbles, 8d box ; Baking Soda. Id 11); Hurpcr & Co.'s Cocoa, in tins, only ad, 1 for In Cd: Small Tin Matches, only 5d dozon; 10 Quires of Noto Paper, only IOd; Ten Trays. 6s fid set; Cheap Cruetfltands, only Is 9d; Bread Knives, Cd; White and Gold 13 lines) Teasels, only :isa set: Yratman's Yeast Powder, only lOd tin; Salad Oil, 7d, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, only 3d: Raspberry Viuogar, (kl bottle; Essunco of Lemon, (kl; Epsom Baits, 4d per dozen (2s box of 7lljst; Castor Oil, only Cd ; Large Glass Jugs, 2s» 2 for 3s (id; Engraved Jugs, Bd, 3 for Is lOd ; Carpet Taeka. la pkt, M Aor.: Largo Tin Basins, Is Gd : Hemp Seed, 4d 11); White Starch, 5d lb by liio packet; Cork screws, only 3d; Scented Koap, 2d cake, 7 for Is; Slato Ponclls, 8d box; School Slatea. Id to 6d; Small Glass Tumblers, 1 for Od ; Wine Glasses, 2s (kl dozen; Bread Trays, only 3d; Washing Boards, only Od ; Exercise Books, 2d and Jd, la 6d and 3s dozen ; Splash Mats (largo size), only Is and Is 3d; Small Trays, 3d each, 5 for la; Padlocks, 3d; Wire Dish Covers, from Cd to 3s, 8a set of U; Canary Seed, 5d lb ; White and Gold ytono Clips und Saucers. 7(1 each, Gs Bd rtoz: Sponge, Id to 2s ; Scrubbing Brushes, 9d; Nail Brushes. 3d: Feeding Bottles, 9d; Furniture Polish, 111 and fid botllo; Raisins, 4d lb : 91iccp wash Tobacco. Is 3d lb ; Christmas and Birthday Cards, Id to (kl each ; Morton's Violet Powder, 2<l} lb pkt: ICcy Rings, Gd doz: Yarmouth Haai 1 lot-rings, 2d each, 1 for 6d ; Maconocliio's Dry Soap Id pkt. 14 for Is.—H. WATT. Pitlstreet. Xy ANTED KNOWN. STEPHEN-SON'S LADIES1. EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MH/LINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up In 21 Hours' Notico. TAILORING ON PREMISES by oxporlonced hands. Fit, Stylo, and Workmanship guaranteed. All Materials well Shrunk beforo being made up. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THK NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &0., &O. Ladies' Own Materials Matlo Up. SATINS. 15 SHADES. IB 6i> PER YARD. New Dark Tartan Checked LusTKRs, lid per yd. 300 PAIRS KID GLOVES, Is 111) PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, ISK). STEPHENSON'S IDItAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Empouium, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. 6" ii m s, All children sillier from thorn. If suspected, ask for tho Curtain Cure, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, la packot Apothecaries' Hn)l, opposite Post-otllco TT OUSEHOLD WORDS. Two yoars havo fully prorcd tho truth ot it In Auckland—that many of NEIL & Clifford's PREPARATIONS havo, in hundreds of families, become Household Words. DANDELION PILLS. No family should bo without. They aro used all over New Zealand. A box sent to any ad dress on receipt of Is in stamps. DANDELION COFFEE. A favourite- Beverage for Indigestion and the Liver, 2s !b. BALM OF GILEaD. All who have used it recommend it to thoi friends if suflorini; from Colds. 2s bottle. BOTANIC COUGH SYRUP Is a spociiil favourite for Children or Adults, LIVER TONIC, Superior to Router's Life Syrup, nt less thai! half the price. GENUINE HOP BITTERS. Hundreds aro declaring how much good Neil and Clifford's have done them, 2s Cd bottle, or 5 bottles 10a. COMPOUND SARSAPARTLLA, 2s fid, or 5 bottles 10s; and many other things too numorous to mention here. Being the largest. Importers of British and Amorican lIKRIiS in the Colony, aro ablo to supply wholesalo or retail, on tho most reason able terms. Consultation personal or by lettor. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Medical Hkubalibts, Wkllissley-bt. East, Auckland. Borough Notices. T> O ROUGH OF PARNELL. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. I. JAMES WILLIAM GOSSET, Returning Ofltcor for the Borough of Parncll, horeby notify that WEDNESDAY, the 7th of November, 1883, is tho day for tho Election of a Councillor of tho Borough of Parnell, in the room of Councillor Henry Worthington. resigned. And I also appoint FRIDAY, tho 2Gth instant (until noon), as the day, and the Borough Council Office, Manukau Road, as the place, for tho Nomination of Candidates. Dated ICth day of October. 188. (Signed) J. W. GOSSET, Returning Officer. Goodson's London Arcade. GrOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE. ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS. STERLING GOLD & SILVER JEWELLERY, Latest Designs. ENGLISH LEVER WATCHES. CLOCKS (All Warranted), Alarum, 12s Cd; Time, 7s Gd. ELECTRO - PLATED GOODS. Handsomo 4-bottle Cruets, 5s 6d each. BOHEMIAN VASES & LUSTRES Very Cheap. FANCY GOODS & TOYS of all kinds, Especially Attractive and Cheap. BOOKS & STATIONERY at English Prices. ALBUMS (Scrap and Photograph)— Some Splendid Values. CHRISTMAS CARDS. . A- Grand and an Entirely Now Assortment (all our old stock being destroyed by tho Fire) will be opened ready for the out-going English Mail, comprising some of tho GrcatestNovelties that England, America, and the Continent havo produced, ranginginprice from Id to £1. printed and hand-painted,.in Plush, Velvet, Satin. Ivory, Wood. Cork, and feathers. Some great special ties need to be seen, being dirticult to describe. /GOODSON'S TON DON 4 RCADE,* VJOODSON'S JJONDON A RCADE, QUEEN-STREET.. .. AUCKLAND, HIGH-STREET .. .. CHRISTCHURCH. LONDON OFFICE: St. Mary Axe.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. -A RESPECTABLEEnglishPersonseek: Jr3L Situation as Housokoeper, working o otherwise, or some place of trust,— S.B.B. Star Office. BOARD OF EDUCATION Tho Board invites applications from nei'soni competent to TEACH SINGING on the TONIC ■SOL-FA (Curwon's) METHOD in the Public Schools. For information apply to the Secre tary of the Board. OOT TRADE.— AVonted, Respectable Boys as Apprentices; also, Improvers.- H. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, Grcy-atrcet, i R, ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAI AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most populoi medicine of the day. Price, 2s fid a box.—Colo nial Agents, Siiarl,\j?d & Co., opposite the Post o/llee. EGOS, from pure-bred Rouen Ducks, warranted first-class, per dozen, 12s,— Ilewin Brothers, Queen-street. ri U.M PACKERS Wanted.-C. J. Hut v3T cliinson, 15, Customs-street. GOOD SHORTHAND WRITER, aged 21, desired Engagement as Assistant Book keeper and Corresponding Clerk; quick at llgurea; neat longhand.—"l.E.!),," Stah OlHce, IF you want Cheap Fencing of any de scription or Repairs, apply or post for estimates to J. While. Fencer, Customs-street West, saiuo yard as Warkworth Cement Com pany. mO JOURNALISTS or CAPITALISTS. WANTED, a Partner fasjan Old-established Evening Paper in the South Island. A splendid opportunity.—Apply office of this paper. TO B R E W E R S. WANTED, by a thoroughly practical Brewer, with a fair knowledge of Chemistry, a situation in a Brewery; can guarantee a good sound article in mild ales and stout; hottling a specialty; has had fifteen years' experience.— Address at Stak Office. mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous JL RoIiof—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottle.— SHARLAND & CO. (oppoaite Post-office). TO PIPEMAKBRS.—Wanted, a good Man; must bo a good Socketor; constant work; wages, 9s.—Apply by letter or telegram to Geo. Norbury, Taranaki-street, Wellington. Meetings. "VTEWTON EXCELSIOR CRICKET JLI CLUB. A Meeting of the Mombora will be held at Mr Waddingham's, Karangahapo Road, TO-MOR ROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Business: (1) To consider Rules of the Asso ciation ; (2) Subscription to Domain Ground ; (3) Second Eloven ; (4) Trophies. Intending Members Invited. 3. G. BURNS, Hon. Soc. AUCKLAND SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. A meeting of tho Committee of the dbove Society will be held in the Chamber of Com merce Hoom, Insurance Buildings, TO-MOR itOW (Thursday), lSlh instant, at 3 p.m. P. N. BRASSEY, Hon. Secretary. miIADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. Tho Rceular Meeting of tho Council will take Blace on FRIDAY, 19th Inst., at 8 p.m., in Work ing Mon's Club. All Trades not having an organised Society are invited to send delegates. CHAS. B. KING, Secretary pro, torn. T> 0 0 T M A X E 11 S. The Adjourned Meeting of Boot and Shoe makers will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVEN ING, at 8 o'clock, in tho Working Men's Club. "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice ia hereby given that the Half-yearly General Meeting of tho Proprietors of the Bank will bo held in tho Banking-house, in Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 25th day of Octoberncxt.iat noon, for the purposo of receiving the Report of Oio Directors for tho Half-year ending the 30th ln«t., tho Eloction of a Director, and for any other business that may be brought before the Meeting. By order of tho Board of Direotors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland, September 14, 1883. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will bo CLOSED from TUESDAY, tho 9th, to THURSDAY, tho 25th Ocfcobsr, both days in clusive. By order o£ tho Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland, September 14,1883. Shipping. ,l -£ HPHE NEW ZEALAND Js&£A& J- SHIPPING COS LINE. ■^gQpSwTBARQUE ASTERION, .jgggglgSglfr. FROM LONDON. Consipneos are requested to pass entries and obtain delivery orders from tho undorsigned for their Goods without delay. Cargo impeding tho discharge of tho vessel will bo landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (Limited), Agents. Auckland, October 17,1883. iy* T OOK OUT, FROM Tllc nuove Tessol having: on <-ElSt&Afe&siytcrn'*'" "' Customs, Con *" sighcos are requested to pass entries, presont liilla of lading, pny freight, and obtain delivery orders. Cargo impeding vessel's diuoliargo will bo stored at Consignees risk and expense. E. MITCHELSON & CO., October 17,188. Agents. Land and Estate Agents. No. 8, MERCANTILE CHAMBERS, NEXT BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. W. L. M ITCHE. L' L HOUSE, LAND, and ESTATE AGENT. RENTS, INTEREST, AND DEBTS COLLECTED. FOR SALE LARGE FAMILY RESIDENCE of 13 rooms commanding a FOR SALE splendid viotv of tho Harbour, Allotment well and tastefully FOR SALE laid outin garden, &c.,bath-room, and ovory possible convenience. FOR SALE Will bo sold cheap, and on very easy terms. FAMILY RESIDENCE at Msunt FOR SALE Albert, containing <0 rooms, on' rich volcanic soil, situate on a FOR SALE main road, within three minutes' walk of Railway Station, Omni- FOR SALE buses running frequently throughout the day, with two FOR SALE acres land, well situated. Price, for the wliolo, £650. Persons do- FOR SALE sirous of living in this district will bear in nund that omnibus FOR SALE faros havo boen considerably ro duccd. FOR SALE Also, at Mount Albert, compact FAMILY RESIDENCE of 10 FOR SALE rooniß, with two acres rich vol canic land, never-failing well of FOR SALE water. This proporty commands a splendid position in the „„„„,,,, district, on tho main road, IOK SALU with a Yie ,y O f tno upper waters of the Waitemata, and also of FOR SALE Auckland. The out-buildings are very extensive, including stable FOR SALE and coach-house, and every re quisite for a comfortabio and FOR SALE compact homo. Price, «1,000, with very easy terms. GREY-STREET. DEVONPORT, FOR SALE in a favourable position, com manding a splendid view, SEVERAL ALLOTMENTS mid- FOR SALE way between tho two wharves. Terms easy. FOR SALE BIRKENHEAD, NORTHC'OTE, A compact Villa Residence now FOR SALE building, will be finished in a fow days, standing ma well-sheltered FOR SALE position, and commanding a view of both land and wator, which FOR SALE can nowhere be equalled. This House is well-built, and will stand i FOR SALE the closest scrutiny for both workmanship and material. FOR SALE Price, £075. Terms as agreed. ALLOTMENTS and VILLA FOR SALE SITES in the rising District of Birkonhead. From half an acre FOR SALE to three acres. NEAR tho PUBLIC SCHOOL, FOR SALE NORTHCOTE, frontage to two roads, sections in sizes to suit FOR SALE purchasers, VERY CHEAP LAND, near to FOR SALE Waikomiti Railway Station, within easy distanco from Auck- FOR SALE land, by first-class road. Lots of 5 to 2" and :0 acros, good for FOR SALE orchard and garden, and well watered; easy terms. Price, <jlu FOR SALE per acre. RISING TOWNSHIPof HELENS FOR SALE VILLE. Several well-situated 1-acre sections on the Riverhoad FOR SALE Road, close to Public School, will bo sold cheap, and on easy terms. FOR SALE ALLOTMENTS IN DEVON AND SUSSEX-STREETS, NBWTON. FOR SALE SPLENDID KAURI FORK6T situate in the Parish of Okahu; will be sold cheap. GOOD ALLOTMENT in. town FOR SALE section of Opotiki, containing 1 J-ACRE SECTION, Parish of Waiwora. 'Sec. &c., &c. • W. L. MIT C HELL, Broker and Estate Agent, No. 8, Mercantile Chambers, next Bank of New



For Sale. s Tj^or SALE, a Small Drapery and Dress r X ; maker's Business; only a small capita , required. A flrst-class position for drossmakei Rent inodoratc.—Apply Mrs Jack, Registr; 7 Office, Mour.t Eden Road. Ij^Oß SALE, tho Lease and Goodwill of i ? Bakery and Grocery Business in a risini ' coilntrj' district where there ie no opposition ii J the Bakerj'.—Apply to John Buchanan, Cua • tomß-street. lIIOR SALE, about 4 Acres of Land or Lake Road, specially adapted for ai - Orchard; price, £60 per acre.-Apply E. W Alison. Katate Agent, Iteich Road, Dcvonport. ' WOR SALE, a Freehold Allotment ir <■ X 1 Scarborough Terrace, Parnell, adjoininf - Dr. Maunßell's property.—For particulars applj • to Mrs Cooper, Scarborough Terrace. IjlOR SALE, a House of C Rooms, in . Symonds - street, with detached wash - house, kitchen range, register grates, and gas and water laid on.—Apply to .1. Si. and J. Mow. bray, Land Agents, Fort-street. JTIOR SALE, those two valuable Building . Allotments, being Nos. 4 and s,iSection 1, near Junction Hotel, J<,psom, having frontages of 50 feet each to Manukau Koad, by the depth of 15 feet.—Apply to J, M. and J. Mov.-bray. Land Agents, Fort-street. FOR SALE, 250 Egg Incubator (by Christy), 2 Open-air Rearers, 1 Hydra Rearing Mother, Drying Boxes, &c.; new.- Apply by letter to " Incubator," Star Office. IJIOR SALE, Waikomiti, close to railway . station, 110 Acres of really good and well sheltered Land; good spring. Mrst-clasa for fruit growing, —D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street. (876) FOR SALE, a most comfortable House of 8 rooms in St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby; every possible convenience, corner section; gas, water, bath; garden and fruit trees. This pro perty has just been thoroughly renovated, and is in first-class condition. Price, only £550; terms if desired.—P. F. Evans, Queen-Btrcet. IJIOR SALE, an almost new 7-roomed House, with volcanic allotment, about 50 x 200 feet; good kitchen garden, well-established fruit trees, shrubs, &c. Price, £550.—Apply on the premises, second house beyond Mrs Saycrs s Store, Mount Eden Road. FOR SALE, New Windsor, near Avon dale, 21 acres really Good Land, part ploughed and fenced, close to Mount Albert and in a rising district. Price, £20 per acre.—Apply P. F. Kvans, Queen-street. (877) FOR SALE, Rosebank, Avondale, 18 acres First-cliyss Land, unimproved, close to \Vhau creek ; river frontagti. Price, £35 per aero.—Apply D. F. Evans, Queen-street. (875) jj^Oß SALE, a Farm and Homestead, _L with orchard, containing 32J acres, situate at Tuakau, and known by tho name of Rosehil], seven minutes' walk from tho railway station. Tho dwelling-house is well built, and evory con venience. These is aleo a smaller one in the orchard. There aro above 200 fruit trees of various kinds, besides gooseborries and vines, plenty of good water, also a waterfall eligible for mill works. The fruit trees are just now in bearing order. This is an opportunity not often afforded to those who want to purchase.—Ap plications to bo made to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 123, Queen-street, next Hank of New Zealand. TmOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres ; partly im proved ; balance good ploughable land, A por tior of Bush, some of which is laid out like a pai«. Thcro ia a good Orchard, Eight-roomed House, and suitablo out-bnilding3; splendid stream of fresh wator, and the coach going North passes the house threo times a week. Price low and terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. TDIOB IMMEDIATE SALE. I have somo Cottages and Freehold Land for sale in Brighton Road, Parnell, at low prices. Before you buy elsewhere call and look at mine. SAM. WHITE, Fencer, Customs-street.. TTOTEL, STORE, OR . BOARDING HOUSE. FOR SALE, at Mount Albert, the "Largo Freehold Allotment close to tho Mount Albert Railway Station on the New North Road, together with tho Unfinished Building thereon orcctcd, suitable for a Store, Seminary, or Hotel. Price, £850. Terms to suit purchaser. FOR SALE, 5 acres of good Land at Mount Albert; grand view; well watered, and close to Station. Price, £600. Terms easy. H, C. GREENWOOD, 129, Queon-street. mO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMF.NT IN THIS CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Doublo Shop, Storo room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on stone foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated In Snortland-strect, near thoso handsome and oxtensivo new premises in course of construc tion for tho Evening Star ; and also near the soßt-offlco, banks, and those magniflcont new block of buildings (the Arcado) now about to be erected for tho New Zealand Insurance Com pany. This is a real flrst-class investment, and well" worthy the attention of capitalists. It is, with out doubt, tho most valuable and safest invest ment now in the Market, with undeniable pros pective value, second to none In Auckland. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, 857 Estate Agent, Quflen-strcet. TJ H. "WITT has on Sale One New X\i» ' Spring Cart; also, a Second-hand Bicycle, flOm., suitable for learning on, in good order.—Durham-street ■ O WORKING MEN.—A Pretty and Well-built Cottage atEdwiu-stroot, Rooky Nook, for sale. Price, £325.—Apply to F. G. Ewington. OATS FOR HIRE, alongside City Public Baths, Customs-street West, with sails or without. Also Boats For Salo. TCTORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, _131 60 x 150, Flagstaff Road (best part); price, £2 per foot. Also, House of 8 rooms, largo allot ment, maginitlcent viow, 5 minutes' walk from wharf; price, £550.—8. Tanner, 8, Queon-street. TIT 0 U tf T ALBERT. Building Lots for Rale on Easy Terms ; prices low; adjoining tho Railway Station; very con venient, D. B. ORCHARD. 18, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. Board and Residence PANAMA HOUSE, Lower Symonds strcot.—Mrs Dal ton has now accommoda tion for Married Lady and Gentleman.—Terms moderate. ■_ : TEMPERANCE HOTEL AND DINING ROOMS, corner of Wyndham and Albert Btreets. Board and Lodging, £1 per week. Meals at all hours.—G. Johnston, Manager. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room .. 25s per Week Tenders. "TV^AIKATO - THAMES RAILWAY. EUREKA CONTRACT (PERMANENT WAY). LENGTH, ABOUT 17 MILES. Public Works Office. Wellington, October i, 1883. Tondors will bo received at this office until noon on FRIDAY, the 23rd November, 18^3, for tho above Contract. They are to be marked on the outßido, "Tender for Eureka Contract," and addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Public Works. Telegraphic tenders, similarly ad dressed and marked, will bo received if pre sented at any Telegraph Office by noon of tho same date, provided that tenders as aboyo aro lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by tho same honr. Specifications and general conditions may bo soon at this office; at Jio Public Works Offices, Auckland, Wanganui, Christchurch, Dunodin, and Invercareul; at tho Railway Stations, Now Plymouth and Napier; and at the Warden's Office, Grahams town. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command, J JOHN BLACKETT, Engincer-in-Chargo North Island. T> ODNEY COUNTY. PILE-DRIVING MACHINE. Tenders will bo received by the undersigned up to 10 a.m., October 27, for tho supply of a Pile-driving Machine, with 10-cwt. Monkey, Winch, Frame, and Fittings complote, to be delivered at Warkworth free. NATHANIEL WILSON, Chairman. Rodney County Council Office. Warkworth, Oclobcr S, 1883. m E N D E R S. Wanted, a Largo "Quantity of SHINGLE cr BALLAST (from Fine to Coarse), to bo usad in Foundations for New Zealand Insurance Build ings, Quoen-streot. R. JENKINSON,. Builder, Lorne-streot. TENDERS for Sinking a Shaft at Mount Eden for the Road Board will be received up to noon on FRIDAY, 19th inst, . Specification to be seen at Ofllcc. City Market. JOHN SHAW, Road Engineer. FTIENDERS are invited for the Book V T^nde'rsf be lodged with Messrs Devore and °EESjtaSt'oTanf Tento'not necessarily ac- Ce|OT d particulara apply to Mr Betters, Tau rnnsa'ort° JOHX BUCHANAN, Customs-street, Auckland, Trustee in the said Estate. TO PAINTERS. —Tenders required for Painting two Houses and Out-buildings.— Particulars from Mr Oamond, Box 301, P. 0., Auckland. __^____ Continued on First Pago. >.



lO JLCt, TO LET, two Furnished Rooms (bed and sitting-room). Rent moderate.,— Apply W. T. Young, Fancy Paper Ornament Maker, 103, Grey-street. rV\Q LET, a five-roomed Cottage;'cood I well; } acre garden; situated Sea view Road, Rcmucra.—Apply Geo. Raynes, Butcher, Parnell. TO LET, Furnished Cottage, 4 rooms, Piano, See.; good Bit nation and convenient to 'bus.—Apply to W. W. Henderson, Eden Terrace. . TO LET, 4-roomed House in Lincoln street, Ponsonby, Kent 10s; nlso.n-rpomed, near College Road, 10s Od.—Apply F. Mghtin galc, College Road. . nnO LET, a Shop and 7 rooms in Victoria -5 street West, suitable for a Chemist, Dress maker, or Boarding-house. — Apply to Wm. Leys, 3 doora above Btau Ofliee. TO LET, in Grey-street, Two Front Rooms and Kitchen: good yard; watar laid on.—Apply Professor Evans, Albert-street. O LET, Two Bedrooms with use of kitchen.—Apply Mrs Slanely, Collingwood streot (opposite Mr McMastcr's). TO LET or For Sale, convenient six roomed House, with dairy, coach-house and stable ; good garden, with about 19 acres of volcanic land ; situated Mount Roskill. 'Buses regularly.—Any further Information from' Mr Osmond. Bos 301, P. 0., Auckland. TO LET, convenient Shop and Dwelling, near corner Abercrombic and Symonds street; pas and water laid on; moderate ront.— Apply Mr Eady'a Music Warehouse, Queeii;»t. O LET, a House in Eden Crescent, neur St. Paul's Church; also, a large Con crete Cellar in Qucen-strcot—Apply F.J.Ben nett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-street mo LET, Shops, corner of Wellesley and JL Elliott-streets.—For particulars apply to J. and 6. Buchanan, Monumental Masons, Welleslcy-strcet East. TO LET, Light and Commodious Offices on the ground floor, Queen-street, closo to Banks; centrallstand.—Apply J. R. Randcrson, Mercantile Chambers. O LET, Furnished Cottage at Pailiia, Bay of Islands, for Spring and Summer months; 6 rooms, with kitchen; largo paddocks and orchard; terms per month, 5 guineas.— Apply to Post-ofllcc. FFICE to Let, High-street; gas and water laid on; latch key; uso of strong room, letter press, landing, and conveniences at back.—Chaa. F. Griffiths, Solicitor. CITY CHAMBERS, High-st. — Offices to Lot—Apply to J. M. Macdonald, Skort land-strcct , T7IURNISHED HOUSES to Let.—Apply JD R. and R. Under, Doronport. Business Notices. OLD Sewing Machines Repaired equal to new, at London factory prices. Needles, Oil, etc., as usual.—D. S. Clambers, 70, Queen street (opposite the Bank). R G. MILLER, late of Grafton Road, has bought out Mr Collins, of Manukau Road, Parnell, and is prepared to carry on Busi ness as formerly, and at prices that will tompare favourably with those of town. ~\/f ONUMENTAL MARBLE MASONS. LvJL " Workers of Marble JTaJitelpiccea; Cheffonlcrs and Toilet Tops, Slabs for Laboratory and Butchers' Shops. Marble wofked to any design. Manufactured in Auckland.-R. LKVETT and CO., Victoria-street (near Freeman's Bay). DHYAUIASON, of Durham-street, in • ' thanking his customers for their liberal support for the post six yoars. begs to inform them that he has opened a BRANCH BUSI NESS at PONSONBY, whoro he will ho able to Supply .his superior Ranges, Portable Washing BoijiQßS, and General Ironmongery at very low prices. . • ;ii t' . . D. HTAUIASON, ... Close to Ponsonby Hall. MR. JOHN H-ARTWELLf Organist 'ok St. Mahy's Cnoncir, • PAfiNEU., ,-i •!■■,-' U PROFESSOR OF THE PIANOFORTE. Lessons given by the Quarter, or by arrangement ORGAN. PIANOFORTE. HARMONY. Amateurs' compositions revised and prepared for publication. Address: Rose Cottage, SL George's Bar Road, Lottersmay be left with Messrs Hoffmann and Sons, Muaid Warehouse, Queon-street' ' < '■ • ■-' The riversdale manufactur ing COMPANY (LIMITED), . TANNERS, CURRIERS, GRINDERY AND LEATHER MERCHANTS, Have removed to more convenient Premises— 41, GREY-STREET (Next door to Mr. Fowler, Butcher). Splendid Assortment always on hand (at lowest trado prices) of Colonial, English and J Foreign Leathers, Grindery, Shoo Mercery, English and Colonial Saddlers' Leathers. Tannery: Warehouse: AVONDALE, 41, GREY-STREET. Telephone: No. 95. Secretary : Wm. S. HAMPSON. Y|y- .L. MITCH. EL L, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR,' BROKER AND ESTATE AGENT. THE MANAGEMENT OF 'COMPANIES) UNDERTAKEN. ' " GENBRAL AGENCY BUSINESS, &C. Office : No. 8, Mercantile Chambers. Queen street, next Bank of New Zealand.. ~ References pormitted to— J. McCosh Clark, Esq. J. C. FiEth, Esq. Thomas Buddie, Esq. (Messrs Whitaker and Russell) W. Rattray, Eso>, 180, Queen-street It. Cameron, Esq. (Manager Savings Bank). " JWILL I A M S • wishes to inform his numerous Customers latall Ordorsleft with him before his disastrous Fire will bo exocuted on and after MONDAY NEXT, Ist OCTOBER^,-: For tho convenience of his Customers he -will commence BUSINESS IN'hIS PRIVATE HOUSE : ' (Next the late fire). JOSEPH WILLIAMS, v ' •■'■■ Tailor and Clothior, i : " Victoria-street ■JSTew; XiAW I*AIiT.NEBeHIP. THE UNDERSIGNED beg to announce that they have Commenced Practice in Co-partner-' shipas .. ■■ ■-•": •■ >..-;; i -..fiii BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS,";" In Chambers in HiOH-STREBT, opposit Mr W. Atkin> Printing Office. , ( ~. . , E. W. BURTONiT.r .: ' W. J. NAPIER. ;! Auckland, .'•_.-' September 22nd, 1883. T AAV PARTNERSHIP. MESSRS. J. A. TOLE and C. W. CAVE (late of Travcrs and Cave,~Wollhigton) have entered into Partnership as Barristers and Solicitors, and will carry on business at thofc Offices, next the Bank of New Zealand, Queen-street, Auck land. TTOP "OITTERS. Imported Direct from the Manufactory. 6s PER BOTTLE. AICKIN, HE PHARMACY, QUKEN-STREET. O T I C^ W. BEES WAXI 3EES WAX! Purchased in any Quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having_purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself. JAMES AH KEW can confidently recommend them, and trusts that all his old Customers, and tho Public Generally, will avail themselves of this splendid oppor tunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Souchong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every commodities too numorous to mention. Note the Address^ KEW . &co f Mm*» M, Queen-streot. Public Notices. TAKE a Moonlight Walk down to the Richmond Road Primitive Chapel to hear he Lecture by the Rev. J. Guy (subject: " Some of our Favourite Hymns and their Authors') on FRIDAY Next, 19th. Commence at 7.30. Ad mission, Is. IN THE ESTATE OF HENDRY AND WHITLEY. Creditors in the above Estate are requested to lodge their Claims (accompanied by proof) on or beforo THURSDAY Next, tho 18th instant, at the office of Mr John Buchanan, Cuutoms- A First and Final Dividend win be paid on or about the 20th instant : D. H. MqKENHE, ) Tni .,^ I-. JOHN BUCHANAN, Auckland, October 16th, ISB3.



I Lost anflffonnd. _____ Tex "shillings .".'reward. — if s«j from 5.15 Iras to'! Moun- KosWU, last, night (Tuesday),; 1 Parcel, addressed Mr uu mour.-Moscly Villa, Mount RoskilL - Any person handing said parcel to Mr GU1"01}?'? Brush Factory, Victoria-street East, wUI ricelve above reward. ■ LOST, on October 8, a Bag of Clothes, between KUcrslie and PcnrofC-Anyone returning tho same to Mr Uarnctt. Qucen-strcof, orMrlfall, Otohnhii, will lie rewarded. j OST, near Choral Hall, n Small Gold Kan-ing with stone in ccntrc.-Findor re warded on [paving sumo at Siah Uiiicr. RE VTARI). —LostTa"Black Marc, M hands hfcrh, marked, cut on ear with banged tail.—£l re-vvard on returning samp to Oliver M. Cruagh. I!ri~hton, ParneH; or Mr Yotißg, Greyhound Yards, Auckland. COME Astray, a handsome Black Cocker Spaniel Dos; no collar.-Owner can have same by paying expenses, on application to John Bishop, Ora.!;ei Itnad, fteniicra. medical. THE Best Preparation cctnirt for i >romot: inK Hair Growth is l)r. Erasmus .Wilson1* LOTION FOR THE HAIlt. If. is prepared from Uio original formula of ilii* ■liiinent authority by Ciiahlkh Butciibis, I*l irmacea tical Chemist (Victoria and N'cw Zealand), junction of Pitt and Gruy-streclß. Auckland. . FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchiql '. Irritation, _~ TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OE EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite ol , Lime and Quinine. - . For Incipient Consumption and Chronlo Chest Affections, "Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphito of lime and Quinine, is most oertainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Asthma. ■ .1 Addrcssi— THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. , RATS! HATS! RATS!—Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats cat it groedilv,lvnd dio; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. oppoglto Post-office. LIVER REGULATING. \ ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS. r\ No. A, are now known from Invorcargill lit toMongonui as one of the most effective rome-''; dies for " SLUGGISH LIVER." Torpid Diges tive Function, Billiousness, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatulency, &c. . They arc a sale aperient, AND CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. * s K M SolcUn Boxes at Is, and Bottlos at li 6d ana 2b fid (all Sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY, r; 1 ■ ■ QCBBK-STItEKT. ' [ QHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, j O Absolutely the best, remedy ever made for ■ COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLPa Price, ■/» Od and is &i JTBottle. BHABLAND & CO.. opposite Poat-office. . FLESH FORMING FOOD for Injante. AICKIN'S FOOD FOR~INFANr S6 U prepared locally from malted cereals, a« cordlng to tho recipe of Baron Lolblg. It Is an APPROVED BITDSTVrVJTE for MOTHER'S MILK ; FATTENINB, NOURISHING, and INVIGORATING. Said in Canisters at Is 6d. AT THE PIURMACy, QUEEN-BIIIEET. C<URE FOR INDIGESTION— TONIO / BALSAM:—a Genuine Liver Regulator ' Price, 3a a bottlo.^-SHARLAND & CO. (oppo] <■ site Post-office, ~.,..<■ Auctions. M ~.,,, TO-MORROW, f i ;i:<ji-rW» At n o'clock; '■ .- ■:■ -. J AMERICAN AND TASMANIAN ~.' j • -'" "' •' APPLES.".' >'.'.V-A •■: >•• j I K. ARTHUR WILL sell .by auction, at his Mart, Queon-stroet, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, ■"■ EX S.S. OITY OF NEW' YORK, 100 CASES AMERICAN APPLES 40 CASES .AMERICAN ONIONS. 'IK I , EX S.S. TARAWERA,' I " •"■■ • >'l 100 CASES TASMANIAN APPLES. : ! EX S.S. BINGAROOMA, f 342 CASES ORANGES 7 CASES LEMONS. TO-MORROW, oxe o'clock. nTO BE SOLD B-Y AUCTION, ' } AT ARTHUR'S iIART ■ ■• :;(Furniture Department). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS—Chests Drawers, Rop Suite (9 pieces), Cheffdnlers, Meat Safes, Stuffed Couches and Chairs, Iron and Wood Bedsteads; Spring, Flax, and Hair Mattrasses; Carpets, Hearthrugs, Fenders and Irons, Iron Cot», Loo and Oval Tables, Mangle, Billiard Table, Book caso, Kitchen Range, Dining Tables, Wash- i stands. Looking Glasses, Toilet and Dinnerwaro, Cutlery, Sowing Machines, Fire Grates. Pe rambulators, Blankets, Palliasses, Pillows, Rocking Horso, and Sundries. ~ .;.'. ■ ■ Also, At 2 o'Clock, 400 BOOKS, Toys, Photo. Frames, Fancy Wood Pipes, Screw Drivers, Flutes, Concer tinas, Accordittns, Christmas Cards, Cash Boxes, Bracelets, Fancy Screens, Glass Jugs, Wine Tumblers, Carving Knives and Forks, Decan ters, Cups and Saucers, Albums, Lanterns, Lot Coral, Clothing, &c, &c. TO-MORROW.'"I AT SIBBLN'S MART. AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. -; fK A' CASES- : ORANGES, ex "RINGA-'^l O\f ROOMA j Cases hams and bacon, ex ' ■ ' TARA>VERA , . .. 30 CASES ONIONS, ex CITY OF NEW I YORK 19 CASES CANTERBURY CHEESE 5 JARS ENGLISH RENNETS Potatoes, Mato, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Groceries, &c. ' ''A ; dEORGE SIBBIW, ' ' Auctioneer. TO-MORROW, ' 10.30 a,m. , A PPL E S.- ; j ORANGES,, w. ORANGES. d'Sf'i'ONS. ■ (|i-rr'L. W; EATON "*'• ) '?. '. :'" WILL Sell by Auction, at his Mart, To-morrow (Thursday), rit hall-past 10 o'clock, . ._ ■ ■ 200 Cases'Oranges—JDßandJDßA 10' i do. do. E .■ ~., iO .dp,, do, JH .... .. '.'J '•100 !do.!' American Apples •'•'-•' ' •■ * C j ■ < 10 do. Pine Apples n rfj 10. r do. Onions. TOMORROW, OCTOBER 18. On Accouri* 6i Whoin1 it niay Concern -■! APPLES 1 APPLES !! EX MAIL STEAMBR CITY bp KeHsATOBK •'E.'aMd A.ISAiCS ' I HAVE received instrnctjojis/to; soil by. Public Auction (on account of whom it uuiy.concern) at their Stores, Qucun-stroct, (OiV "morrow-, at 12 o'clock, ' •. ■ *•'-v , 215 CASES AMERICAN APPLES:; i. ■ .'('-.". '■■'■ No' Reserve.' ■'■'• ■•'.' V$ ■'■ E. AND~a!IsAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers. ' w. s. cocnRAKBj [jab. daceb.s FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19. .."} .FINAL CLEARING SALE. THE Subscribers will sell, at the Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 10th instant, at IIH o'clock, /. |- "* ■ i HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprlßing- Grocn Hop Suite, Wardrobe, Iron Bed-,' i steads, Mattrasses, Couch, Chairs, , Washstands and ware, CarpeU, Pe rambulators, Curtains, Pictures, JChef fonier, Cheßt Drawers, Meat Safes, Dessert Service, Steps. Hat Racks,' Drum. 100 VOLUMES BOOKS. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SONJ . i i • Auctioneers. ' TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, AT NOOK. HANDSOME .VILLA RESIDENCE and .GROUNDS AT MbUNt EDEN. D. fTeVATnS tTAS- been instructed by Mr "W/-MiM JrjL Blbby to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Quoen-streot, on Tuesday, tho 23rd October. 1883, at 12 o clock, . . , HIS itANDSOME VIXLA RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS, consisting of 6 rooms, bath room, scullery, wash-house, stablo, coach house, cistern, &c., all in flrat-chvss order. I Tho House, with Verandah on two sides, is I fitted up with every possible comfort and I cbnvsnience, standing in centre of it's own grounds, prettily laid out as Flower Garden, and well-stocked with the choicest Fruit x Trees; besides which there is a very pretty £ Natural Terrace commanding a grand View ■* of the surrounding country. This desirable Property is pleasantly situated. , in Kenjwn Avenue, off Valley Road, and almost % within tho two milo radius ot Auckland, and^ ' about five minutes' walk from the Mount Eden S Public School. The Land la of the richest Volcanic, and" .j thoroughly cleared of rook. : This is a really rt csirable property, and such as•-' ■ ■ is eeldom placed in the Market. " i Tsbmb: OtTe-thW Catsli; balance can remabr I at S per cent, forthr^e years. D,-f.;EVANS, j ;, .AuiSipneer. j , Conanwvd on ypnrth.|g3j|gjj||j i