THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, NOVEMBEL 1, 1884.



Wanted. WANTEB, Shinglois.—Apply Hamilton Road Ponionby. WANTED, tho General Public to try Brown's Superior Blue-Black Writing Ink.-S. Brown & Son, Parnell. WANTED, all Tanneries and Boot Factories to try S. Brown's Black Dyo and Yellow Stain.—S. Brown Se Son, ParnclL WANTED, at once, a Smart Lad to Ride for Orders, and mako himself 8-enerally useful.—J. H. Garrott, Butcher, Eden T.jrracc. ANTED, to Buy a Puro-bred lle trlevor Slut (not ovor four years) for breedingpurposos.-R. T. Chatlield. Palmerston Buildings. WANTED, a Situation as Gardener and Groom by a Steady Mm. Can milk.- Address " Groom," this oince. ANTED, Improver to Boat-building ; highes* wages, constant work; half passage paid—Apply by telegram, T. 'laylor, Boatbu lder, Wcimigton.__ WANTED, Apprentice to tho Dress making ; one indoors, on terms.-Apply Mrs Jenkins. Pitt-street. WANTED by Young Man, situation as Assiatant Gardener, or in any useful ca.pj*_l_*_in_*r___ doors.-W.S.. Star Offlce, WANTED, Apprentices to the dress making. - Apply to Miss Flynn. 91. Victoria-Bireet. WANTED, Boat about 14 foot, strong, second-hand, all complotc. Small ship's boat will ao-3cnd full particulars to "E.K_," *_________£?*—— WANTED, two good Carpenters.— Apdlv Cambridge House, Lower Vincent «.r«nt—Wrkley Se Handcock. Builders. WANTED, Purchasers for Selected Boxes of Fireworks at 2s 6d, 4s, 7s 6d, 15s 30a to, at W. H Hazard's, Gunmaker, Oncen-streot (nearly opposito Theatre Royal.) WANTED, To Let Furnished Double or Single Bedroom, with or without board.—Right-hand side Graham-street, noxt to Nolaon-stre et, off.Viotoria-streot. ANTED, n Situation as Housekeeper, by a trustworthy, middle-aged Person, or any placo of trust; good references.—Apply " P.P.." Star Offlce. WANTED, 3 or 4 Single Men as Boarders, In a private family.—Apply 72, Wakeilold-slreet WANTED, a Situation as Man Cook, Town or Country; good references.— Apply to " G.J.." Stak Oflico. WANTED, a Barber ; singlo man pre ferred; constant employment—Apply to A. McLcod, Oxley s Buildings, Queen-street Wharf. Auckland. WANTED, Situation by Practical Gar doner (married); no objection to look aftor a horse; good referenco.—Apply to J.P.R., Star Oflico. WANTED, to Buy good Second-hand Cooking Stovo, not to oxceed 3 foet long; state prico.—Apply J. Clark, Auckland Dairy, Hobson-street WANTED, Machinists, Improvers, and good Buttonholer.—Auckland Clothing Factory, Customs street East ~\\T ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Vt to Mrs Joseph Banks, Logan Bank, J ermyn-street WANTED, a respectable Youth as an Apprentice; ono living on tho North Shoro preferred.—Apply C. A. Porter, Draper, Church-street, Dovonport T\7ANTED, a Lad about 10 ; must be II nblo to drive. — Apply Mrs Ware, Remuera. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to Dressmaking; also, Apprentices to Millinery and Sales. — Apply D. \v. Jack and Co.. Ponsonby Road. WANTED, for a few weeks, a Genera! Servant; to Bleep at home; references required.—Apply Olllce of this Paper. WANTED, two respectable Girls as Api p.ntices to the Drossmaking.— Apply early to Miss Gilmour, Symond-streot, pppoßlto Wind Mill. ' WANTED, Buyers of Fine Art Oleo graphs to inspect tho collection, now on exhibition at our rooms; to bo sold by auction next Friday.—John Roid & Co., 26, Queen-street. WANTED TO LET OR SELL, 1,000 (or less) acres Superb Land, nourly level; would make a Grand Farm, either with ?'ir without Cattle Run adjoining; plenty of imber; wator frontago; 6 hours' Bail by Rowena Sr Noptune.— Apply to Mr Stevens, View Road, lountEden. ' A\T ANTED, Houso, 7 or 8 rooms, near V T city.—Address " Houso," Star Ollleo. \\7_NTED by mother and daughter V* (aged 16), Situation' as Housekeeper or Cook and Housbkeeper—daughter ob Waitress or Housemaid. Open for a week.—Address, *" 5.8.," 122, Grey-street Highest references. ANTED, fourlirsfc-class Tniloresses.— Apply City Tailoring E-tablishnicnt, Vlc tor ia-Btroet East ANTED, Boys for Factory.—Apply Auckland 'limber Company's Wood •jvarp Factory and Timber Yards. Custanis- Btreet \Ycßt \I7 ANTED, for a fow houis daily, at Vr Auckland Dairy, Hobson-street, a Per son who understands Dairy-work and Manage ment of Clotted Cream. WANTED, Situation by Man and Wife, no children ; Wifo good Cook. Houbc- Keepor. and Needlewoman; Man accustomed to Cattle and Horses, good Milker, and Axe Man. —"A.F.," Stab Olllce. ' TTT ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers VV to tne Dressmaking, — Mrs Jenkins, Temple of Fashion. Newmarket \AT ANTED, Young Ladies wishing to Vj become good Cooks or Housekeepers to apply early and avoid disappointment The J_ext Quarter Will begin oh the Ist of Deoombor. A vacancy for two boarders, -Mrs H. L. Short, Day-street, off Beresford-street (Mr Herapath's pew building). \\T ANTED, Young Gentleman Boarder, Vj flve minutes' from Queen-street; terms moderate. — Apply Belmont House, Nelson jjtregt (3rd house post Schools). "*€T7"ANTED, Improvers and Apprentices Vy to the Dressmaking.—Apply ':o Miss Christie, Franklin Road. VTTANTED, a Junior for the Drapery. Vy Good references required. — P.W.tf.M., BTAit Oflico. TTITANTED, by a respectable young VY Lady, a Furnished Bedroom; noar Queen-street.—For address, apply Stab Offlce. WT ANTED, Butchers to Know several VV Stalls to Let in South Wing of Market House.— Apply to Thos. Slater, Weighbridge Office. * * ' WANTED TO LET, Large Furnished Front Bedroom, suitablo for two gentle men ; good view; terms easy.—Apply John Tuokey, Undertaker, Vloforia-street West. WANTED TO KENT, an 8 or 10-roomed House; Devonport preferred.—Address, Btatlng terms, to " B. P.," Star Ofllce. * "ITSTANTED, 3 or 4 Respectable Men as VY Boarders. Terms,* 18s per week, wash ing * Included.—Apply Mrs Grogan, opposite ljorne-street Hall. - . ■ ■ - WANTED, Board and Residence for a Lady, and to'tattts' charge of a baby 4 hours daily; must bo near Beresford School.— ApplyMr Knight, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. TIT ANTED, Householders to remember, VY Wednesday the Sale of A. O. Stephen bc_'_ Dr .pery Stock commences, at S. Coombes ■tod Co.'s. -' " TS7 ANTED, a Baker for the Country.— Vt Apply to R. Nairn. Grocer, Parnell. ■TJI7ANTED, Everyone to See the new VV lot of Melodious Concertinas (fronl'lB), Flutes. Violins, Sec. at Thos. F. Carter's, 88, Victorla-Btreet—the choicest, cheapest and best (v New Zealand. All the Victoria Books in WANTED, General Manager for Hotel, 33 and found, Paper Scrim. 253 and found, good milkers. 2usi-fulmen and Women Servants.—R. M. Heighten, Agent, opposite Morrin's. Queen-atreet oflices upstairs. WANTED, Retail Dealers in Fiieworks to know that best value and most liberal treatment obtainable at W. H. Hazard's. Gunmaker. Queen-street (nearly opposite Theatre Royal). - WANTED KNOWN—Lamb from 2s per quarter.—T. S. Mead and Co., City Market. ■- * TITANTED KNOWN—Beef and VY Mutton from' 2d per pound.—T. S. Mead aiid'Co,, City Market " WANTED KNOWN,—Cheap Drapery, Cheap Clothing, Cheap Millinery. Com petition deflod. Come and judge you'rselyeß.- J. H. Hannan, Draper, Milliner, and Clothier. W" ANTED KNOWN.— The Priraest Meat Co-operative Butchery. 62, Wake fleld-street; boing cash buyers, can soil cheaper than other establishments. '•_ WANTED KNOWN —Scarce Goods just to hand—Out Liro Corsets, 30 to 36 inch, at 7b Od, worth 10s 6d.—Jamea Scntt, Lon qoii' Honao,' Victoria and Nelson Streets; ■\\7 ANTED KNOWN, Pianofortes ac- TT curately Tuned, ss, by a Certificated Tuner, 20 years' London experience.—G.|llood, Mount Roßkill Rood. ■. WANTED KNOWN —The Cheapest Houso in town for Fireworks, whole sale and retail, ia W. H. Hazard's, Gunmaker, Queen-street (nearly opposite Theatre Royal). W" ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Vlotorla - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. TXTANTED KNOWN—That Mrs W Corston. formerly of Queen-street, has r.commonced Business in tho Millinery and Dressmaking Line, opposite Portland House, Hobson-street WANTED SEEN — The Wonderful freßh bargains in Furniture and Fur nishing Goods-At Dampier's Hobson-st Shop. ANTED KNOWN—That Sterling Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery aro "supplied at the-lowest price in town at Goodson's London Arcade. WANTED KNOWN. — Those who would like to placo their rent to their wages, and have a house of thoir own, should apply at onco to T. S. Jackson and Son, 3rd Avenue, Kingsland Eateto. WANTED TO SELL OK LEI*, an Old-established General Store situated In a leading suburb ; the stock to be taken at valuation. The present owner giving up on. c count of ill-health-Inquire Mr H. B. Morton Customa-Btreet •TirANTED KNOWN—That Tapp & VV Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-street (next Colson's, Bookaellers), are selline off their large and assorted stock of Boots and Shoes atgreatly reduced prices for cash only. Enormous sacri fices. No reasonable offer refused during the sale. The publio are particularly requested to notice tfie prices in the window before purchas ing elsewhere.—Tapp & Co., VictjM-iMtreeJ.'



WANTED KNOWN - Very good quality WotWovo Whlto Calico, 1 yard two inches wide, at 4d por yard.—J. Groon, 85, Victoria-street, WANTED KNOWN — Good Linen Tabling, Is 2d per yard ; White Calico Shooting, nearly 2 yards wide, 8d por yard.—J. Groen, 85, Queen-street. VJCT ANTED KNOWN—That Abyssinian V T Gold and Silver-plated Artistic Jewel lery is supplied at Goodson's London Arcade, at lowest prices and selections from the largest Stook in town. ANTED WIDELY KNOWN-Just to hand, choice lot of Tapestry Carpotß, at Is C.d, Is 9Jd, 2s 6d yai*d; Rugs to match, 3s Sid each.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nolaon streets. WANTED SEEN—Novelties at low prices in Straw Hats, Bonnets, fee- James Scutt, London Mouse, Victoria and Nel son streets. ANTED KNOWN, that the Sale of the Stock of A. O. Stephenson, Kara ngahape Road, will commence on Wednesday, at 8. Coombes and Co.'s. WANTED KNOWN — That 1 have Houses. 4to 7 rooms; also, ten splendid Building Allotments from £1 per foot.—Apply, before 9 or after 5, G. Sage, Oliphant-streot Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN—Cash Boxes, from 2s lid; Large Bottles Good Black or Coloured Ink, Cd ; Small Bottles Ink, Id ; Rulers, Cd; Letter Clips, Gd; Purses, lid; Tobacco Pouches, Gd; Splendid Hammers, Is 3d; Napkin Rings, Id—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN — Pawnbrokers' Salo.—Mr Arthur will sell at his Mart on Monday next, Nov. 3, at 11 o'clock, a Quan tity of Unredeemed Pledges. — James Rae, Pawnbroker. ANTED KNOVVN-Great reduction on Handsomely Bound Books, large Pictorial World, Belgravia, Chambers' Journal, etc., reduced from 3s 6d to 2s 6d oach; Shakspere, with life complete, ss, reduced to 28. Lota of new Novels reducod to Is 3d eaoh, etc.. otc.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. W~ ANTED KNOWN, that we are selling soveral Desperate Lines, bought for Cash, and which cannot bo equalled at any Salo now going on in Auokland, at tho Bon Marche. WANTED KNOWN-Bargains in Dress Materials—Wo aro Selling 70 Pieces of beautiful Silky Lustres, all now Summer Shades, at B.d per yard, well worth la 6d.—D McPherson, Draper, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN-A splendid lot of Beiges for Costumes at 6jd, and Dia mond do. at!7Jd.—James Soutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN—Honest value in Laco Curtains, 6 yards long, from 3s 6d upwards.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and^elson streots. WANTED, one trial in Dressmaking to onsuro liberal support, first of stylo.host work and finish; moderate charges.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streots, WANTED KNOWN—That Stovo Ornaments aro a specialty In cheapness and variety at Goodson's London Arcade. WANTEITKNOWN-That for Christ mas and Birthday Cards, the largest selection Is nt Goodson's London Arcado. WANTED, Canvassers for the Accident Insuranco Atsoolatiou of New Zealand. Good terms to competent men. Bond required. —Apply at Ollicos, Palmerston Buildings,— Arthur E. Lewis, Manager. WANTED KNOWN. — Grand line of White Handled Hair Brushes, 9d; Dressing Combs 3d, 6d, and 9d: Pookot Combs, 2d; Tooth Combs, 2d ; Square Looking Glassoß, 6d; Oval Carved Do.. Is; largo packets of Violot Powder, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is —At Dainpior'B Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN, that Electro-plated Goods and Cutlery aro obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade, good and cheap. Books and Stationery aro the cheapest In town, being sold at English prices. WANTED— When you are in Hobson stroet call and see the largo and choice stock of Mosglol and Bannookburn Tweeda, for the present season, at Munro and Mllligan's. ANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards- Charles Kolsey and Co. have just opened up thoir new Christmas Cards, which for beauty of design could scaroly bo surpassed; should bo seen oarly.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Laiios Out-door Shoes (not slippers mind), is Cd; Ladies' Oxford and Dorby Walking Shoes, 5s 6d; Maids' High Leg Button Boots, 3s; Infanta' Felt Boots, 9d; Infanta' High Log Butt.v Boots, Is 9d, at Dampier's Boot Shop. Victoria-street, nnd at Parnell, opposite the Barrpl Hotel. ANTED KNOWN.-Handeome Stuflod Couches, llsCd and 19s 6d; hand some Stuffed Chairs, 10s; ChestsofDrawors,l9sod; Washstands, 5s lid ; Colonial Couches, 6s 3d; Stretchers, 6s; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Racks, Is 6d.—At Dampler'a Hobson-tt Shop. ANTED KNOWN, Free Passes on all Tramciire, Omnibuses, and Ferry Boats to all visiting the Great Salo of A. 0. Stophonßon's Drapery and Clothing Stock at S. Coombes and Co.'b. | "\\TANTED KNOWN—Another Lot VV of Bargains In Boots, including Mon's E.S, Boots, our own make, something astonish ing, 10s Cd; Men's Auckland-made Bluchers. 53 lid; Men's handsome, durable, Patent Leather Slippers, 2s 9d; Men's real Buff Slippers, 2s lid, usual price ss, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria-street, and at Parnell, op po3lte Uarrol Hotel. WANTED KNOW TN—Wonderful free bargains in Music, including Piano Shop Music. Is lid per doz.. some of them marked 4s each. Also, a grand line of Violin Muaic, Is the book; Homy's celebrated Piano forto Tutors, half-price, Is 6d. Czorny's 101 Exercises, a quarter tho market price, Ib—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—For 3 months from date I will sell lines of Household Furniture, &c, Sec, romoved to my commodious Mercantile Salo-rooms for convenience of Bale, on SPECIALLY ADVANTAGKOUS TERMS as to commission, which may be ascertained by anyone deciding to sell off for any reason, by applying personally to the Auctioneer, who has determined to offer every facility to his clients to enable them to realise. All who are disposing of Houses cr Furniture should see the under signed FORTHWITH. This is GENUINE.-J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer Weekly Sales or daily if required. ' WANTED, the Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that the New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving the highest prlco for Bones at their Depot, Customs-street Weßt, and that arrange ments have been mode for collection on oppllca. tion at the Dep6t, to the agent, Robt. Geo. Hill. WANTED KNOWN—More Bargains in Boots, including Ladies' Kid E.S. Boots, 48 6d and 6s 6d; Superior Fancy-stitched Boots, 6a 6d; grand lino of Ladies' S.E. High Leg Morocco Boots, 6s 6d; Ladies' High Heel Prunella Boots. 4a 9d; Superior Ladies' High Heel Prunella Boots, all sizes, 5s and 5s 6d. at Dampier's Boot Shop. Victoria-street, and at Parnell, opposite the Barrel Hotel. ANTED KNOWN—Very wide Table Oilcloth, Is per yard; Stair Oilcloth, 6d; Striped Carpet, Is; Handsome China Mat ting, 8d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid; Hearth Rugs, Is lid; nice line of Splash Mats for Wash standa, 6d—At Dampier's Bobson-stjreet Shop. WANTED, the public to call at "the Bon March, without delay, and see their Suiting Tweeds, worth 4s to 4s 6d, for Is ll.d a yard.'also Taffeta Gloves, worth Is lid, for la. ■' ________ WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. receive Monthly Parfcels of Jewellery. In this Way thoir stock is kept woll assorted with all thenowest goods. No Imita tions are kept on the premises. Everything guaranteed real Gold or Silver.—Charles Kolsey and Co.. 120, Queen-street WANTED, Ladies to know that we are offering about 200 Do'zon Straw Hats and Bonnets, from ljd each to lQs 6d; All-wool Betel's,"worth ls'.'for BJd a yard; Laco Cur tains, from 2a lid a pair.—Bon Marche. 247, Queen-street. " WANTED, all Buyers of Ready-made Clothing to'pay a visit to London Houae, where no puff is needed. Meri"B Tweed and Serge Suits from 18a 9d to 635; Mon's "Diagonal Coats, from 18s 9d; Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest, from 103 9d; Mon's Job Sergo Trousers, 4s 6d; Men's Job Tweed Trousers, 4a lid; Men's Job Nelson Trousers, 7s lid; Boys' Braided Knicker Suits, 4s lid to 21s 6d, all lined ; Jersey Suits, 5s lid, vory cheap; Mon's Shirts, Is to 7b 6d each; Boys' Shirts, from 9id: Folt Hats, from UJd; Ties, Collars, Studs, etc., etc.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. ANTED KNOWN—More Bargains in Bootsfor balls, parties, etc., including Ladies' White Mnrcella Boots, 2s and 3s fid; Children's White Xid1 Boots, 2s, etc., at Dam pier's Boot Shop, Viotorla-streot, and at parnell, opposite the Barrel Hotel. ■• •■ ' " WANTED SEEN-The following Tin waro':-i-Candlestlcks. Id; Pannlkfiiß, 2d; Tlnplatcs, Id; Tea Bottles, 8d: Saucepans, lOd: Kottles, Is lid; Billies, 9d; Colandors.: Is 8d; Baking Tins, 8d; Meat Tina,2d to Is; Hand Basins, lid; Spittoons, Is.—At Dam_ner's Hob eon-Btreet Shop, j __ ANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks of all kinds, tho prices of the London Arcade are unequalled for cheapness. ANTED KNOWN—That for Fancy Goods generally, Novelties specially and useful goods equally, the London Arcado contains the groatest variety, and at the lowest prices. WANTED, Furniture Dealers and Up holsterers to Know, capital opening in Market Houso, South Wing; rent low.-Apply T. Slater. Woighbridge Oflico. WANTED, everybody to know that R. Redfern, Photographer. 270, Queen street, has opened a Branch Studio, Victoria Road, Devonport; _____________ WANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables, 5s 6d; ToUet Tables, 4s lid ; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen Tables, 8s 6d, 10s, lis; Meatsafes, 8s 6d; Kitchen Dresßers, 39s—at Dampier'B Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN.—Glass Cream Jugs, 4d; Glass Sugar Basins, 6d; Soup Plates, 3d; Bread Knives (soiled), 3d and Id; Bedroom Toilet Sets, 7b 3d; American Brooms, 8d; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japanned Slop Palls, 3s 3d—At Dampier's Hobeon-street Shop, WANTED KNOWN — Mr Askew's "Fire ot Life" cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, &c. Sold in Bottles, Is. Is 6d, 2s Od. It never fails to cure !— Three doors from Youni. Hen's Christian Asso ciation, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN. — More bargains in Boots, including great line of Goloshed House Boots, 3b 9d; Ladies' Handsome Patent Leather Slippora, 2s 6d; Ladies' Prunella Slip pers, 3s 6d—at Dampier's Boot Shop. Victoria, street; and at Parnell, opposite the Barrel Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—Boot Gloss, 4d and 6d per Bottle; Shoe Horns, 3d; Boot Protectors, 3d the set; Button Fasteners , 6d the box; Button Hooks,* Id; Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair; Cotton Laces, 3d per dozen; . Cork Soles, 2Jd, at Dampier's Boot Shop, Vic toria-street and at Parnell, opposite, tho Barrel Hotel . . -1 '■" ;_,.I:.'J



WANTED, Throo Coat Hands —Apply to M. Murchie, Merchant Tailor and Importer, Shortland-atreet. WANTED, Good Useful Girl. —Mrs Birloy, back entrance Grammar Sohool. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), Goneral (Mangere); gentleman family, two in family, 12s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years). General (Parnell); no washing or cooking, 12s. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), General (1 temuera); really splendid place. 12s. WANTED, at Hatmaford'H Auckland Registry (established 21 years). Hotel General (Mahurangi), 12s. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), Genoral (Epsom), 12s; nurse girl kept. \\T ANTED, 2 or 3 Working Men as T V boarders.—Apply first house from Ray ner, Butcher, corner of Nelson and Victoria Bts. ANTED, a Hooded Buggy or Light Phffiton with brake.—Address, stating price. " M.D.." STAB OiHee. \\T ANTED, Situation ns Butcher; first. TT class references. — Apply "Butcher," Star Offlce. A\T ANTED, an experienced Dressmaker. TT —Apply to Mrs Gordon. Durham-street. ANTED, Apprentices. The art of Cutting and Eming taught, first class opportunlty.-Apply Mrs Atkinson, Professional Dress and Habit Maker, Belcher's Buildings. Karangahape Road, noar top Upper Queen street^ . WANTED, an active and energotic Canvasser, must have good personal eloquence; salary and commission.—Apply Atkinson and Co., Publishing and Advertising Agents, Stiohbury's Buildings. WANTED, 1 Laundress, 6 Generals. 4 Housemaids. 3 Nursegirl's-- A- McLeod's Registry, St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby call this evening, good wages. WANTED, a respectable Young Man Boardor. no children; terms modorate. -Enquire third house, Uppor Pitt-street, opposite the Baths. . WANTED to Purchase (cheap), for cash, a Second-hand Horso Gear.- Apply to D. B. McDonald, 19, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. WAMTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Apply to Mrs Osborne, City Road, ______ WANTED, a Boy aa apprentice to Coach Smith. -E. Harrle, Upper Symondsßtrcct. . WANTED, all looking out for Marine Sites to attend tho sale of St. John's Estate, Northcoto, on Thursday, Novemborbth, at noon.—J. R. Randoraon, Auctioneer. ANTED, all looking out for Marine ShYb to attend tho salo of St. John's Estato, Northcote, on Thursday, November 6th, at noon.—J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. WANTED, all looking out for Marino Sites to attend tho sale of St John's Estato, Northcoto, on Thursday, November 6th. at noon.—J. It. RamUrson, Auctioneer. WANTED, General Servant who un derstands washing and cooking for family of two.—Apply Selma Cottago, Russell street, near Ponsonby Road. WANTED, by Lady In Ponsonby, Pupils to join evening claBS.-Te.ms, See.. Mrs whltcombo's Registry, next Market. ANTED To Let, part of House near Post-offlce, also t Rooms and Kitchen. Wollesloy-Btreot.—Mrs Whltcombos Registry, near Market, Wellesley-street En tranco. WANTED to Lease, Suitable Place in Frooman's Bay for Firowood Yard.—Ap ply P. Jones, caro of Star oiflco. WANTED KNOWN.—Mon's undressed Shirts, from Belfast, at 4s and Is 6d, Bettor than 7s 6d dressed Shirts,—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN.- RogattaShirtsat Ss tkl and 3s 9d, and with 2 Collars, 5s eaoh. —J. Greon, 85, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Woollen Tweed Trousers, Auckland made, at lis Cd; mixed do., 10s per pair (a bargain). — J. Green, 85, Victoria-strcot i WANTED KNOWN.— Men's White Dross Stiirts at Ss 6d; Men's Under shirts, is 9d; Working Shirts, lined backs. 3s.— J. Green, 85, Victorln-Btreot WANTED KNOWN. — Men's Norfolk Bows, Sd, 9d, and Is; Cabinet Scarfß. Is; Windsor Scarfs, all prloes. — J. tlreon, 85. Vic toria-street WANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Stays, Is, 2s Bd, to 15a; extra Strong and Endurable at Sa lid; for be.t wear at 6s. for special oc. caslonß at 153 each.—J. Oroon, H5, Vletoria-st. WANTED KNOWN—Woollen Twilled Dress Beiges, 6.d por yard. 6s 6d per dozen; Chookod Galatoas, lid; Ginghams, 2_d to 9d yard.—J. Greon, 85, Victoria-street. \\T ANTEITi-NOWN-Girli' Garters, 2d T T por pair; Girls' Stay Bands, 9d each; | Girlß' Dark Stockings (fashioned), at Is.—J. Green, 85, Victorla-Btreet W~ ANTED KNOVVN-Finlay's Twilled Shooting, 2J yards wide, ls:6d ; Twilled Sheeting, 21 yards wide, Is 6d por yard,—J. Green, 85. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN.—Men's Hard Felt Hats. 2b Od ; Men's Cabbage-troe Hats. 3s 6d.—J. Green, 85. Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, that I can Sell you an Acre ot Land for what you would pay for an Allotment elsewhere; terms easy.—T. Barnes, Mount Roßkill Road. WANTED KNOWN—Wanted to Pur chase, Houses of 3,4, and 5 rooms each ; must bo cheap and near tho city, If possible; principals only dealt with.—Apply tho New Zea land House. Land, and Estate Agency, High. street A\T ANTED KNOWN-Now Potatoes, VV 121DB for Is; 4Bdd per bag.-W. Sanfprd, Victoria-Btreet,_cprner of Albert-street W '"ANTED KNOWN — The Largest, Best, and Cheapest Assortment of Fire works in Auckland is to bo found at W. 11. Hazard's. Gunmaker, Queen-street (nearly opposite Theatre Royal). WANTED KNOWN—That Hazard's Selected Boxes of Fireworks contain materials for a nice display, and from 2s (kl to £5.—W. H. Hazard, Gunmaker, Queen-strpot (nearly opposito Theatre Royal). WANTED, People to Koad Things that Spook for Thomsolves! —J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street. East, does his own Cutting, and pays a very entail roht; thoroforo he is ablo to mako Garments tq Ordor nt samo prlco as Shops sell Roady • mado Clothes. •8 8. d. Woll-shrunk Pergo Suits 210 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Suits 2 15 0 WelUshrunk Fancy Coat, Vest, and Trousers 3.. 8 Well-shrunk Twcod Trouisers .. .. 012 6 Woll-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 015 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 017 0 First class Tweed Trrusers .. ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou- ■ gom 150 Mosgiel Tweed Suit, well-Bhrunk .. 810 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit well-Bhrunk ..400 Best of any kind of Tweed.. '.'.. .. 410 0 J. H. D. Imports direct from the Manufac turers, and thus saves the Merchant's Profit giving the benefit to his Customers'.—Note tho Address: J. H. Dalton. City Tailoring Establishment, Victorla-Btreet East (opposito Goodson's), and at Camoron-gtreet Whangarei. WANTED KNOWN-Chbap Timber I Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhore else at the yards ef D. GOLPig. Albert-street, . TIT ANTED—Wanted to Sell, very Cheap, VV Largo Bottles of Hair Oil, only 6d; Castor Oil, 6d, 3 bottles for IS; Salad Oil, 6d; Plaid' Matches, 6d dozen; Safety Matches, 4d; Tin Boxes Matches. Is 6d; Washing Powdor, 6d dozen; large Soap Powdors, 8 for 6d; Hudson s Extraot of Soap. 4 for 6d; Nutmegs, 3d ounce; Orango Marmalade, (3d tin, 2 for lid; Ginger Wine, 2b bottlo; Limejuice, 8d bottlo; Glass Jugs, 6d; Wine Glasses, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass Tumblors, 2d and *Jd, 2s dozen; Dried Apples, 3d lb; Epsom Salts, 4d dozen packets; Water Bottles, 6d and 9d; Glass Decanters, Is; Bath Bricks, 3d. 2 for 6d; large Teatrays. Is 3d; Mixed Bpice. Id packot 7 for 6d; White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, 8s 6d dozen; White Stone Cups and Saucers, 3s 6d dozen; Whito and Gold Jugs, Ss set; Boot Protectors, 3d box; Spectacles, 6d and 9d; lot Pictures, Is 6d and 2s: lot of Sponges, Id to 6d; Flower Tubes, only 3d each, 6 for Is; Baskets, 8d to 2s 6d; Christmas Cards, 4d dozen; 1 largo Bible, with coloured plates, only J3l 7s 6d; Exeroiso Books, 2d andSd, Is 6d and 2s 6d dozen; Japanese Gloss, only 4d bottlo; Robinson's Patent Groats, 6d tin; Iron Laßts, la (3d to 35.-H.WATT. Pltt-stroet THE ARCH HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). WANTED-A Foreman of Works for tho abovo Company's Brick-yard at Arch Hill. Apply to FRIAR CLARKE, Secrotary. No 21, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Queen-Btreot BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, respectable ' 'strong Lads as Apprentices at the bench. —J. Trenwith's Boot Factory, Wakefleld-Btreet; BOY WANTED.—AppIy Sharland and Co., Chomißts, Viotona-street East ELLERSLIE.— Win. Nicholls wants a Boy to milk and make himaclf useful. SUMMER RESIDENCE.-Wanted, two respectable Young Men as Boarders In private family: seaside home: terms modorato; also, to Let, a fow Furnished Rooms.—Apply Star Office. . . \XrATTLE BARK, POR TANNING VV PURPOSES.-Wanted, Ono or more Gontlemen, with capital, to join tho advortisor in tho cultivation of the above; has the requisite knowledge and a small capltal.-Apply by letter to " Acacia," offlce of this paper. ILL Miss K. E. Wright kindly call on N. G. Lennox, Bookseller, 100, Queon street Tenders. mO BUILDERS. EXTENSIOn"OF TIME. The timo for receiving Tenders for Concrete School-house at Mount Eden is-Extended until noon on MONDAY, November 10. 1884," at Champtaloup and Coopor's, 76, Queen street. ' "VTOUNT ALBERT ROAD,DISTRICT. Tonders are Invited for Leasing the Right of Grazing the Mount Albert Reservo for One Year, the rents to.be paid quarterly, in advance The highest or any tender -pot necessarily ac cepted. Tenders to be left with the Chairman i of the Board on or before the'lth day of No. I vember, 1881. A. K. TAYLOR, Chairman. ' October 16.1884. \ - . Continued on First Page.



Sporting. XT R.C. RACING CARNIVAL. MELBOURNE CUP, Run Tuesday Next. Tho Books will bo in attondancoatTattorßall's to Wager on tho above event TO-NIGHT. T3OBIN HOOD'S -***-*' SPECIAL PROGRAMME ON THE NEW ZEALAND CUP. At the requeßt of a large number of Clients, " Robin Hood,"has opened a Special Programme on the Now Zealand Cup. Unlimited numbor of Shares at 10s eaoh. First horso, 25 per cent. Applications will he recoived up to NOON of the 10th of November. Addroßs: "ROBIN HOOD," caro of T. STAPLETON, Box 238, P. 0.. Christchureh, or JUBAL FLEMING, City Baths, Colombo street, Christchureh. m _^^_\__gm-m £2,500. £2,500. £2,500. WILL'CLOSE NOVEMBER 27. ST. ANDREW'S DAY RACES, DUNEDIN. 29-ni NOVEMBER, 1881. U~ 6,000 MEMBERS at 10s. TE*. OSr, ANDREW'S HANDICAP. -I SS CASH AWARDS, First £600 2 at. 100 £200 Second 300 3 „ 50 HO Ehird 150 5„ 25 125 Others 350 5 „ 20 ICO 20 „ 10 200 20 „ 8 160 33 „ 5 165 «1,400188 *1,100 _*_J*_*ACH TICKET HAS BIOIIT CHANCES. "*-— THIB Consultation will remain open till advertised date of closing. Should Sweop oxceod 5,000, tho prizes for horses will bo In creased in value, and the numbor of Cash Prizes will bo Increased pro rata. P.O. Orders should be sont when convenient, and two stamps for replies. Country cheques must havo Ono Shilling exchange added. ADA MANTUA, Caro of Mr Abraham, Box 351, Post Office, Dunedin. ["ADA" WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS IN TRANSMISSION.! mHE MARCH "UPON KHARTOUM. BRIGADIERGBNERAL " ADA MANTUA" has much pleasure in announcing that her Forces, consisting of 18,200 Volunteers, havo, after a determined roslstanco, completely sub dued the enemy; though sho Is sorry to stato not without great loss of life, only 133 officers and 269 privates surviving this attack. They Bpcak in most discouraging terms of the manner In which thoir comrades woro treated, somo of whom were compollod to olude the enemy by holding on to door-knockers "by their oyo brows, whilst others took refugo under the wings of some "Bluo Bottloa." who protected thorn from injury. The bravery displayed by tho 102 survivors tho Gonoral consldored wob worthy of some recognition, and a tournament was arrangod. a judge appointed, and a "handy cap" presented for competition amongst the 133 officers, on whom rested a " woight" of respon sibility, and on whoso "future" tho world in genoral looks with lovo, adoration, and speculation. Tho Genoral, In complimenting his officers and men, cannot refrain from stating that he has informed Her Majosty tho Quaon of thoir bravery, who immediately demanded a grant from the onemy, which was at once complied with, by prtsonting her with 18,200 acres of land 1.700 miles below wator lovol, and which bl\o will have surveyed as spoil as the sea ceases to flow, or in other words when it "snows In tho summer." However "Ada" has recoived Instructions to presont tho land to tho gallant defenders acoordlng to bravery dis- Slayed, and doptndent also on "future con uct." Tho value of the land is estimated at £9,100, from which must bo deducted £910 expcnsoß Incurred, leaving tho value of land at £8,190, or one pound por aero. It has been arranged that If any person does not require tho land ho can obtain "Golden Medal lions" "weighing ono pound oaoh" for every aero of land granted him, each medallion bear ing a representation of our much - valued "Sovereign." Those to whom 3 principal grants aro mado will kindly make application for samo through nearest bank in district they reside. Here follow nameß of Officers and No, of Land Certificate. Ist Grant-£2IOO 2nd „ —_!1000 3rd „ —£500 Active Officflrs-£606. Diaablod Offlcers-£1251 £5756. 269 PRIVATES: 4 at £81-£321 4 at 40- 160 10 at 20- 200 20 at 16- 320 20 at 13- 2110 20 at 8- 160 ! 100 at 6- 000 91 at 4j- 409J Total-Si. No. of No. of Cortifi.- Certifi cate.' Namo. onto. Name. 11009—Commotion 9616—Anglosoa 1588—Malua 15953—Hastings 1117—Lo Grand 15920-Slr Garnet 16593-Welcomo Jaok 57111—Garfield 5182-Martlhl-Hcnry 4887-Boolka 1p92-Sir Modred 15772-Rapid 12561—Guesswork 5742—11arg0 7720— Calma 7411-Vorgy 1600-Tho Plunger 15971—Conjecturo 11S12—Off Colour 9097—Radanics 11855-Stockwell ■ 17717-Merman 8206—Sardius 11918-Normanby 4587-Swoet William 12200-King's Own 4093-Willoroo 13151-Claptrap 13791—Oudels 0796—Ned o' tho Hllla .219-Chuokster 16161-Stafford 12317—Hurricane 730-Comet 12299-Jossio 8878-Roglnald 17106—Warwick 1405—Brown and Roso 15006—Dirk Hattoraick 5879—Maroncy 5141-Bristol 151C0—Buckingham 6222-Rlngwood 2255—Morceau 10418-Forward 7015-OldGold 7476-Duratlon 4422-Camerino 9677-Conlngsby 1610—Wing 5669-Golden Butterfly 9562-Ccir 13349-Napler 9620—Tror '6M9-Despot 17125-WaHangra 7464-First Demon 5871-Lord Exeter I 6M9-Little Sister 16329-Kalthleen j 78-Tho Andes 4833-Sheet Anchor 10233-Favo 9731—Victress ! 6042—Britisher 9216-Tho Broker ! 1861—Capri ' 2175-The Maid i 12910—Recovery 1739-Bonne Fortune 11647-Blink Bonny 1332.-Too Too 12978-lolanthe 5822-Tho Agent , 7883-Elocution 7678^Battalious 4329-lllusion 6007—Fernlco' 17729-Manrlco 9342-Montmore ' 2410—Silver King 6233-Cupoht 9140—Cr'soe-Cracker c 18125—Bend dOr I'WO-LansdboroiJgh 6770—Anchorlto 652—Metal 3655-Maggio Moore | 4126— Livingstone 6696—Ldving!ton 16908-Tho Jowol 991-Tremando 3788 Prince Imperial 6350-Holeno 13905—Beeswax 6^s—Country Boy 2950-Bonnlo Beo 8960-Glpsy King 2330-Kif.g of Gipsies 17576-Prlncesß Lome 14763—Pa_.aninl 1504—Tempo , 3992-Plaustblo 4282-Chltie 13132—Signor 1113-Eskatos | 12868-Hilltop - 4769-Llverpool 8311—Lord Cltfdcn 11638-Morrimu • 17592—Phil Athol 10089-Honoydew 5196-Rufus 9299-Bis Worship 1993-Ferryman 5020-Tomboy 15135-Sklpper 8669-Flenretto 10839—Vernet - 17285—Exminster 2320—Robert tho Devil 7781—Soahorso 115—Lord Wilton 14214—Frenohmau 9002—Cairngorm 10019-Marshal Ney 18213—Meteor 9121—Noploallana I 7782-Hlppogrit 8919-Sheela 6881—Privateor 1028—Hawthorn , 1195—Sirooco 4 at £81-1216,16122. 4259, 7814 4at £40-1339.-899 12051,1941. „„._..._„_ 10 at £20-65.9,16270, 8830. 853,11227,16368,2193, 2425 5732 4159 ' ■ 20at £16-2819,17255, 1419,6088.10057.1903,1800, 15963, 7048, 3768. 11017. 15850, 12896, 15802, 17191, 2480,3003.13983.10171,16335. 20 at £13-16283, 1049. 5743,12255, 9431, 4810. 6268, 14299,6688,9909. 2659. 8206, 4666; 17511, 1511. 13015, 1518,17487,11240, 7676. " | 20 at £8-11409, 1603, 2618. 5450. 11502. 919, 2511, ' 13249. 6132, 6917, 2954, 1258, 8155, 15910, 7818,13912, 13740,2251,16193,17050. I 100 at £6-16913. 7007. 1325. 5102. 8144. 18018, 16882. 2607, 3556, 3905, 17917, 698,"10602. 1718. 619. 14070 1367 4329 8038, 4360, WW. 2255/4152. 14116; 2801, 8052, 3014. 9550. *1818, 18111, 13077. 27. 9103; 2877 8853,12151, 11054, 6170, 3984. 11719,4214.8523, 11577.5331, 6048,11411, 6663. 3-115, 5115.11628.10822, 12609 6677 15225, 5358,10528,9614, 4120.16924,13260. 12102 15079, 5141,17219, 6133. 5188. 7114, 9101,12221, 16566 3213.17987, 6126. 12058.10820.17368,6127, 123. 13016 9144, 7202, 16G28, 8020, 16819, 10712. 11528, 13209 2813, 1708. 9555, 9651, 7590, 9517, 7126,12161, 10157,6991,5533. 7778,10905. 91 at £4.-17818. 9183. 10121. 15226. 9298, 8051, 6316,12705, 3859. 7550. 3723, 15626,16422. 693.11070; 13372, 3073, 8706. 15250, 15398. 14731. 4369, 16768. 11901 4602, 5477, 2835, 8056. 6000,13110.11224,16535, 17645 714,5215, 17534, 6355. 7424, 12760, 3728, 9202, ---5577,11790,13177, 9329, 1392. 8750. 5367, 2821, 12352, 8778 11419, 4221. 9219, 16883, 6485, 9727, 7240, 4818, 7266 11114,1185. 4588,16471U8020,10990.13331,7605, 1111 2820 6201, 9465. 909, 6251.12437. 17230. 16008; 9399, 8971. 564. 17,709, 2244, 15552, 6518, 11653, 2849, 9,8560, 7312,10753,124. The abovo Distribution was decided at a Council of War, to whioh 21 Persons were Invited, and seven of whom attended, and their Names and Addresses will be furnishod to the Press on application. N.B.—The 269 Privates can have Crown Grants at once, the 133 Officers will kindly not forward Certificates till llth November, on which date the "Medallions" will arrive. j ■ i i" FREE I FREE.U-SIR HENRY HAVELOCK BAND OF HOPE.-A Lecturo on the " Waste of Food," with copious illustrations, will be delivered on'MONDAY, ♦Hpvember 3, In the School-room, Alexandra street, by Mr Harding. Doors open at 7.15, - (iommence at 7.45 sharp. A collection will be ifaade.—ALEX. WEIR, Secretary. ■ /AGRICULTURAL SHOW.-1 regret ' _t?L that I cannot Exhibit Samples of Boots and Shoos, as intended, owing to being bo busy ' making ,np for my Two. Shops. Customers do ' like those Children's Sidespring Boots, any size, 1 to 13, at 4b ; own make.—Economy Boot Shops, Groy-street and "Victoria-street; Factory, Nel son-street. J. J. Austin, Proprietor.



I For Sale. TTTOR SALE (Choap), a comfortablo -five- X) roomed Cottago, situated in Pollen-Btrcet, Surrey Hills; only £25 cash required, balance on easy terms.-Apply to F. Hastingß, corner of Pollen-street and Crummcr Road. FOR SALE, a New House of Eight Rooms, five minutes from Victoria Wharf, overlooking city and harbour; volcanic soil; gas and wator laid on.—Apply to J. Trayes, Rattray-street, North Shore. FOR SALE, Cottage of three rooms, storo-room, iron roof; Allotment, about 96 foot frontage, planted with fruit and orna mental trees, close to Wellington-street; price £300.—Apply The New Zealand House, Land, i and Estate Agency, High-street. FOR SALE, some cheap Properties en very easy terms; also. Country Storoa and Hotelß.—lt. T. Chatfield, Palmerston Buildings. FOR SALE, cheap, 9 Cast-iron Column**, nrtistio design; suitable for any building. —Jickell Bros., Engineers and Contractors, Nelson-street. . TjlO R IMMEDIATE SALE. IN THE ESTATE OF THE LATE S. FLEMING, ESQ. First-class Family Residence, situatod at Nor man's Hill, Onehunga, with IJ acres rich Land laid out as garden, shrubbery and orchard; magnificent view. Price low, and terms very easy.—Apply to VAILE le DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Agents, Shortland-street. Ijl O X SALE, . 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-lnoh Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 5-inch Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feot by 5 foet 3 Inches, SOlbs pressure. Tho Locomotives can be Inspected at Mase field's Foundry. For further partloulara apply to MASEFIELD & CO., Albert-siroet; or to tho NEW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., Customs- street West. FOR SALE, a convenient and well-built Houso. containing 7 largo rooms, situated on the Great North Road, noar the Ponsonby Road; has sufficient depth and frontage to erect a shop; aras and water laid on, storo-room, out houses. &c.; allotment, 10 x 115; this property must bo sold, and is offered a bargain; prico. only £550. Also, Houso of 0 rooms, corner of Crummer Road and Pollen-street, Surrey Hills; good position for a store, which can be attached; water and gas laid on ; price, £150; terms can bo arranged.—Apply The Now Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agenoy, High-street. FOR SALE, a Farm of 100 acres, more or less, in thorough good order, situated in ono of the most promising districts of Auck land ; all fenced with barbed wiro, and dividod into paddocks; 30 aores aro sown with potatoes, lucerne, oats, clovor, &c, which will yield handaomoly during tho coming season; dwell ing-house, stable outhouses, Sec, all In good re pair ; 300 choice fruit troes nearly bearing. The Proporty is bolleved to havo a seam of coal run ning through it, and Kflve mlnutos' from a rail way station. As an investment It is the bost in the market, and can be had for the sum ot £800. —Apply The Now Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Agency, Hlgh-Btreet. 1710K SALE, 7 miles beyond Howick, a . Snug Littlo Farm of 46 acres. It adjoins tho largo estato of Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., has frontage to two roads, and Is well sheltered and lies towards tho north or north-east. It contains In it a nice littlo crock of water. It is almost overy aero ploughable; no bush to cut down; Bottlers all round, and thp public school closo by. It 1. situatod on an elovatcd spot, with extensive view. Steamer goes to district weekly. Only 50s per aero; easy termß.—Apply Publisher, Star Oflico, FOR SALE, in Brown-street, a good 4 roomed House (now); good garden, well formed; gas and water laid on; good vlow; allotment 10 feet by 90; prlco, £280.—Apply to Carbines and Taylor, Auotlonoers, Queen street FOR SALE, Dovonport and Northcote, Choice Allotments with soa frontage; also others moro sheltered, on volcanic soil. Also, large Allotments from 1 acre and upwards at £60 per acre. Houses and Mansions, from 4to 15 rooms, and Farms near the Lake.—Dovon port Central Agency. Geo. Brown, Church streot; also, 15-roomed Houso, on volcanic soil, vory cheap. A CENTRAL Grocery and Fruit Business for Sale; good reason for giving up.—Apply " Congou. Star Office. BUSINESS FOR SALE. -A largo and profltablo Buslnoss, In a country district, for Sale.—For particulars apply to Arch. Clark and Sons, Tb~^RATEITTv rATi_T~IiANU FACTURERS. FOR SALE, Now Lilliputian Soda-wator Plant (compete). with gasometer, generator, soda-water machine, and all fittings. Also, 38 crutoa Bottles.—Apply to ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Customs-street. POLLEN ■ STREET, Sur ey Hills. — For Salo, Houses of 5 m.d 6 rooms roj spectlvoly ; thoroughly well - finished, having good - sized allotments and concrete walks. Price, only £300 and £350 each. Also, Two New Houses, containing 5 rooms each, situated in Charlottc-Btreet; price, £145 each. A deoidod bargain. Terms for above properties can bo ar ranged.—Apply tho Now Zealand House, Land, and Estato Agency. Hlgh-Btreet. PICTONSTREET, PONSONBY.-For Sale, large House, nearly completed, built of concrete, and well-llnislied throughout, and containing 12 rooms, with bath-room and kitchen; gas and water laid on, and provided with evory possible convenience. The House would be splendidly adapted tor a Family Residence: Al lotment 92 feet frontage and 120 feet deep ; from its position It commands one of the most extensive views in or around tho suburbs of Auckland, and including tho Waltemata Har bour, Northcote, and tho distant islands; it is also within|ono,minuto's walk of the tramways in Ponsonby Road, To anyone desiring a really substantial Houso, and at the same time a good prospective Investment, this Property has not its equal in Auckland. Price, £1,200, and terms to suit—Apply The New Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Agency. Hlgh-Btreet. TJROPERTIES FOR SALE, WALLACE AND ARGYLE STREETS. PONSONBY—O prominent and level Allotments For Salo in this favourite locality, which, owing to their position-boing oloso to tho new Pon sonby Wharf, and within one minute's walk of the tramway terminus—will always command a good prospective value. Price, Iron. £3 per foot. ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. PARNELL.- Hpuse, nearly tlnlshod, on corner allotment, and splendid position. Tho House contains dining-room, drawing-room, and 3 bedrooms, with servant's room, kitchen and bath-room, side verandnh. Allotment, 66 feot frontago by 110 foot deep. The Houso is fitted up with every convenience. Including permanent wardrobes, cupboards in kitchen, and bath; usual out houses. Price, only £600; easy terms can be arranged. N.B.—A List of other Properties For Sale and To Lot can' be seen at tho Office of Tho New Zealand Houso, Land, Estato, and Financial Agency. High-street. T>ICHMOND ROAD AND OLIPHANT XV STREET.—Magnificent Corner Allot ment, comprising Shop_*and Dwelling attached of 6 rooms, as also Houso of 5 rooms and Allot ment, situated next to the abovo. This proporty, from Its central position, and being adjacent to the rising district of tho Surrey Hills Estate, de serves well tho attention of any one desirous of se curing h really ftreVclaßß invest— pnt. The property has a frontaite to Richmond Road of 105 feot by 95, feot to Oliphant-street, and 16 feet to Lincoln-street and at present lot at 30s and 13s respectively, Uiub securing a good Interest for the amount invested. The above proporty being close to the tramways, it will in a very short time be considerably enhanced in value. —For Prioe and 'forms, which can be arranged, apply to Tho New Zealand House, Land, and Estato Agenoy, High-street. GROCERY BUSINESS For Sale, in one of the beat thoroughfares in the city. The business has boen long established, and is doing a large and increasing family trade, requiring no " cutting." The turnovor averages £125 por week. There is ample accommodation for storage, and including Dwelllng-houso, Stables, etc.. the rental docs not exceed £3 per week. Stock amounts to about £1,000. and can bo re duced considerably. Book Debts may be token over or not at the option of purchaser, and to an approved man liberal terms will bo offered. W. L. MITCHELL, 8, Morcantilp Chambers. WOOD.-STREET.—For Sale, Villa Resi dence slated roof, commanding a magnificent view of tho harbour; 7 rooms, largo and lofty (lift studs), bathroom, etc., and ovorything to make a complete Family Residence Concrete walks, etc. Price, £850. CRUMMER ROAD, Surrey Hills—7 roomod Slated Villa. To be sold at onco. A great bargain for £650. £30 CASH—For a nice, new 4-roomcd Cottage and Soullery. on grand Allotment, Has lett-stroot, 40 x 173. The balance on oasy terms, £20 CASH.—Within 10 minutes' walk of, Karangahapo Tramcar. I can sell a neat four roomed Cottago with soullorj'; Iron roof; good Allotment (Commercial Road). The balanco can bo paid on Building Society terms. LINCOLN-STREET—For Soje, a small Cottago, with Shop attached, with good Stable. and largo Aliotmont. £20 cash, tho balance' on easy ternls. ARCH HILL—A very cheap Verandab Cottage, with rcglßter grates. £240, ALLOTMENTS at low prices, Mount Roskill. MOUNT EDEN—Very superioi Villa, Residences at prices from £475 to £650. ' MOUNT ALBERT—A neat little Cottage on rich volcanio soil, for only £350. Tho abovo properties are offered at such prices as will Eccure a quick salo. Buyers are also invited to road my other ad vertisements in " Herald"and Star, and W.L.M. will bo glad to give full information to all who may favour him with an interview. W. L. MITCHELL, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Queen-street. G. E W I N G T O N, • ESTATE AGENT. (Established 18 years.) FOR SALE, a Farm, comprising about 125 acres of good land, 31 miles from tho rising township of Helensville. About 80 acres are fenced in grass; the land is on the main road, pleasantly situated and well-watered, and adapted for cultivation. Thoro is a good six roomed House on the land, also stables and out houses. The house is partly furnished. There are many useful farm implements and some valuable horses and cattle. Price, £730. This plan would suit a new arrival Who wanted to begin farming. FOR SALE, a House and an Acre and a-half of Land at Northcote for £450. FOR SALE, Allotments in Bond-street, Great North Road, at 50s per foot. AN ELIGIBLE PROPERTY for Sale in Borosford-street, l SPECIAL BARGAINS at Rooky Nook, Mont Le Grand, and Mount Roskill Road. ' MR BALL'S Volcanic AUotfilenita in choice positions. 30s per foot. *- '* CONVENIENT HOUSES on the Mount Ros kill Road to be sold on easy terms. WANTED, an Investment for £150 at 8 per cent. ''• ■'■ ' _.""«_•



FOR SALE, New Pour - roomed Cottages, with freehold allotments, 40 x 113; weekly payments; no depoßit.—Apply Mr Hewitt, Kingsland. "KfCR SALE, Nelson-street, House, con- X. tabling 8 rooms, hall (6 feot wide), bath room ; gas and water laid on; right-of-way to HobßOn-street; Allotment, 49 x 100; overy con venience. Prico, £750—£250 cash.—Apply to Richardson and Crawley, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street, FOR SALE, near the Karangahape Road, a good Business Site, corner aliot mont, with two good live-roomed houses erected thereon; lotting at 35s per week; can be sold separately.—For particulars, apply to Car bines and Taylor, Auctioneers, Queen-street. FOR SALE, at MOUNT EDEN, some of the FINEST ALLOTMENTS in this locality, having frontages to Owen's Road and Mountain Reserve, with cheap pasturage; have the sun all day. Also, VERY HAND SOME VILLA RESIDENCE, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con venience ; 'buses pasa constantly. — Edward Wayte, House, Estate, and Monetary Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. iDI O R SALE. ROSE BANK. ESTATE ! ROSEBANK ESTATE I We have the Allotment adjoining the Residence of Mrs Major, Rosebank Estate, Avondale, for Sale. One of the best situations in the district. Commanding a magnifi cent vlow and easy access to town by rail or road. B. TONKS le CO, T\ B .V O N P O R T, FOR SALE, with immediate possession, a now 7-roomed House, well situated, with magnificent sea view. Prico, £375—Apply R. & R. DUDER. -VTORTH HEAD ROAD, NORTH JL.I SHORE.-Splendid Allotment, 75 feet frontage, not five minutes from Devonport Wharf; beautiful'view of Auckland; volcanic 8011, level, and no stono. Will be soldi cheap.— Apply to " North Shore," Star Offieo. C-.OTTAGE, 5 Rooms, William-street, / £160; allotment in do., £100. Deferred Payments.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. Continued on First Page. Funeral Notices. v. A_°- D §Tho Brethren and Friends of tho above Order are re quested to meet at G. H. Marsdcn's, corner of Chopol and Durham streets, TO MORROW AFTERNOON (Sunday), at 3 o'clock, to attend the FUNERAL of the Wife of Bro. Deberg. All Druids invited to EDWD. MACE, Bee. "IyEWTON ACADEMY BOYS." Tho " Boys " of the old Newton Academy aro requested to attend tho Funeral of our Respected Schoolfellow, George Cottinoham. Fuieral will Icovo his late residence. Bonth slroet, Nowton, SUNDAY, 2nd inst., at 3 p.m. THOMAS McIVOR, Tho Members of the abovo ordor aro requested to attend the funeral of our late brother, George COTTiNonAM, which leaves his mother's residence, cornor of Eaat-Btrcet, New ton, on SUNDAY, Nov. 2 at 2.20 p.m. All Good Templars are invited to attond. ARTHUR BROADRIB, W.E.S. To Let TO LET (North Shore), a new, pretty, and convenient 5-roomed Verandah Cot tage, Cooking Range, Scullery, &c.; rent, 16s.— Victoria Terrace. St. Aubyn-street. THO LET, in Lome-street, Three-roomed X Cottage; colonial oven; water laid on; ntjwly painted and papered.—Apply Belmont House. Vincent-street. mO LET, 7-roomed House, well finished I water and gas laid on; rent, 18s per week. —Apply to William Bqlldon, Great North Road. TO LET, to ono or two Gentlemen, a Room, furnished or unfurnished, with or without fireplace.—Apply Melbourne House, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, Houses, Hotels, good paying Businesses. Hoarding-houses, Partnerships for Sale.—Brant and Cooke, 76, Queen-Btreet. TO LET, a 5-roomcd House on College Road; gas and city water.—Apply F. Nightingale. College Road. TO LET, or For Sale, in King-street, a new House, containing 4 rooms and lobby.—Apply John Boyes, King-street, Arch Hill. * TO LET, St, Mary's Road, Ponsonby an Eight-roomed House; bath-room; gas and wator laid on—Apply Geo. Baldock. TO LET, House of 4 rooms and scullery in Churoh-stroot, Ponsonby.—Tho New Zealand House, Land and Estate Agency, High-street. rriO LET, a comfortable 5-roomed Cottage JL situated in Brown-street, Ponsonby; water qnd every convenience,—Mr B. Arch, Brown-st. TO lET, a new 6-roomed Cottage; rent in,odorate; Garfield-streot.—Apply house back of premises. TO LET, 7-roomed House, with every convenience. Including first-rate kitchen range—Mount Roskill Road, near Rollett's Store, at which inquiries can be made, TO- LET 7 2 Pleasant Front Rooms; private entrance; furnished, 10a; unfur nished, 7s 6d.—Apply E. A. Birkes, Dressmaker, Nowton-strcet. Newton Road. TO LET, Large, Airy, Furnished Bed room ; suit Single Man; use ot Sitting room and Kitchen, if required.—lsl, Grey-st» TO LET, two 7-roomed Houses, Pitt-st, Immediate possession. — E. W. Morrison, back Bank New Zealand, Karangahape Road. TO LET, Wellington-_>treet,niee Broomed House; city water laid on; in good re pair. Rent, 20s.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Bi'lldinga. TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, on Mt. Eden Road; gas.-Apply at A. Crock ett's Grocery, Mt. Eden Road. TO LET, a Balcony 12-roomed House, oloso to Queen-street firebell; 4 fire-places; wator laid on; suitable for working men s boarding-house; furnished or unfurnished.—. Apply at tho Cheap Bodding and Furniture Mart, next tho Publio Hot Baths, Victoria-street East. TO, LET OR. FOR SALE, a New Six roomed House, with every convenience, in Norfolk-street,—Apply to Richard Lynas. TO LET, new 4-roomed House, 2 acres i Land, at Avondale. — Apply Mr John, Crawford, 5 doors, from Caledonia, Hotel. O LET, Clifton Villa, Kjeppel-street, King-street, Great North Road, Arch Hill, containing 5 Rooms, Leamington range, large Btore underneath, never-failing well and largo garden; rent. 10s per week.—Key at Holly Bank, noxt door. IT*IO LET OR FOR SALE, from Novem -1 ber Ist. a House of 8 rooms, off Avenue Road.—Apply second house past Orphan Home Road. ITIO LET, a 6-roomed Villa, top Brown- j JL street; register grate; gas and water, and evory convenience.—W.'L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furniture Warehouße. TO LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen street; suitable for Office, Store, or ! Sample-rooms.—Apply Lewis and Simpson. | TO LET, large Twostoriod House in Jermynstreet; stable, garden, Sec; gaa and water laid on; jubJ been put in thorough repair; commands magnificent view of harbour, j -Apply W. Aitken, Esq.; or Major T. V. Shep- ! herd, Auckland. ; mo LET OR LEASE, \yith immediate j A possession, the New 3-Story Brick Build ing centrally situated in Lome-street, suitablo for heavy goods store, warehouse, or faotory; every convenience; rent moderate.—Apply J. ' J. Holland, Contractor. Lome-street. i TO BET (St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell, with immediate possession). House, newly finished, and containing 7 roomsand bath-room; water and gas laid on. The house is fitted up with overy convenience; corner allotment; 'buses pass tho door.—Apply The New Zealand Houso, Land, and EBtate Agency, Hlgh-Btreet. TO LET, on Lease or Weekly, a Five roomed House, with store attached; 3 acres of good Ground, 60 Fruit Trees, all bear^ ing; fenced in with Hobarttown palings; all surrounded with pineß; a never-failing spring well; co w.birds, piggeries, fowl-houso, &o. Ten miriutoa' walk from 'bus. Richmond, Cox's Creek.—Apply W. Lynoh. Aurora Hotel. TO LEASE, in centre, of city, Allotment 23 x4O (choap); suitable for store or stables. —H. Parfogton, Stichbury's Buildinga.' SHOPS TO LET—A Shop and Dwelling to Let, in a good position, at the foot ol Grey-street.—Apply to Wm. Buchanan, St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank of N.Z.) GRAZING to Let at Remuera.—Apply Oswald A. Steven, 252, Queen-street. UNFURNISHED Front Rooms, Albert street.—Apply W. C. Porter, Tobacconist, Queen-street. . SIX-ROOMED H,ouse to Let in Nelson street, and flve-roomed House in Pratt- Btreet; city water.—C. -Williamson, Estate Agent, High street. OFFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ply to Connell Sp Cooper, Solicitors. vEwioi cricket; .CLUB. CONCERT Is UNAVOIDABLY POST PONED, till 20th November. (jl. P. OSMOND, Him. Sec.



Amnsements. WILD HORSE TAMING AT HUN TER AND NOLAN'S YARD. THIS EVENING (Saturday) THE GREAT WILD HORSE-TAMER AND RIDER. MR D'ARCEY HYLAND, Will exhibit to his audiences his supreme mastery over the noblest of quadrupeds; the most vicious of the Equine Race rendered com pletely docile in view of the spectators. No cruelty will be used, Mr Hyland disdain ing the use of spurs or any implement that can inflict torture on so useful and trusty an animal. He will also ride any Buck Jumping Horbk that any gentleman may bring to him, without saddle or bridle. Free of Cost, THREE UNBROKEN HORSES WILL BE RIDDEN TO-NIGHT. Performance at half-past 7 sharp. Admission : 2s. __g^9_. A NCIENT ORDER OF £lifp_f___ —*- FORESTERS, __£&___<. COURT ROBIN HOOD, WmWfflStimi wiu celebrate its Eighth Annl aTi__£i_>A_. I versary by a BALL, to be held 1 1 _§H_lu!s. in the PANMURE School utMM- *"-WP room, on FRIDAY Evening, November 7,1884. Reed's String Band in atten dance. Tickets, ss; to be had of members of Committee, or from Alf, J, Loomb, Sec. to Com mittee. w jam^m, s "TVfATIONAL INDE-. __tf-9iF£_F i.l PENDENT ORDER (SpLWjrES^ 0P oddfellows. "—QP^ Loyal PIONEER LODGE, *_^^A No. 936, AD. The SIXTH ANNIVERSARY will be cele brated with a GRAND BALL on FRIDAY, 7th November, at the Lorne-btreet Hall. Double tickets, 7s 6d; extra lady's ticket, 3s 6d. Refreshments provided. Tickets to be obtained from C. B. Thome, Grey-street; F. Massey, Victorla-Btreet; G. Ebert, Newton; T. Cleal, City Buffet; J. Sut cliffo, Viotoria-Btrect; T. Short Freeman's Bay; W. Hitchcock, Baker-st.; J. Moore, Arch Hill. Dancing to commence at 8.30. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. A CONVERSAZIONE of Members and their friendß will be hold on WEDNESDAY. Novem ber Bth, in the Choral Hall, when a selection from tho gema of the N.S.W. Art Gallery will be exhibited by Limelight. Durihg the evening a Select Concert will be given, under the direction of Mr Knox; Mr RALPH HOOD, the celebrated Pianißt, will give several selections. The Christmas Card Competitions will be on vie w in the south ante-room. ; Admission: Members free, by ticket; privi leged tickets admitting friends at Is each will be issued to members on application to the Sec retary, or may be obtained at tho doors. Doors open at 7.30. Concert at 8. JNO. L. HOLLAND, Secretary. -\TEW ZEALAND ORDER OP GOOD _l_l TEMPLARS. THEATRE ROYAL. THURSDAY, NOV. 13, AN ENTERTAINMENT, Under the Patronage of Capt Loßoy, Offlcors, and Members of A.N.8.. Will be given by the Thespian Dramatic Club, Members of tho Waltemata Minstrels, and others, In Aid of EDWARD JOHNSON, A Sailor, Who Lost hie Arm by an Accident. Tickets—Dress Circle, 3s; Stalls, 2s; Pit. Is— may be had of Messrs French. Karangahape Road; Syms, Wakcfleld-st,; Maekay, Queen street ; or of any Member of tho Order. Doois open at 7.30, to commenco at 8 sharp. W. T. PAYNE, Secretary. ST. MATTHEW'S LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY. Tho Opening Entertainment of tho Session will be held in the School-room on MONDAY EVENING, November 3, at 8 o'clock, consist ing of a CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRU MENTAL MUSIC, And two RECITATIONS by the well-known Elocutionist, Mr J. J. BOAK. Admission, 6d; Members, Free. Tho proceeds will bo devoted to the purchase of materials for the Ladles' Work in aid of the School Restora tion Fund. O.G.T.—R.W.G.L. OP THE WORLD! • —District Lodge will be opened on MON DAY EVENING, at Temperanco Hall, at 7.30. -On TUEBDAY EVENING a Paper will be read on Temperance Working-men's Clubs, when tho members of the N.Z. Order are Invited to attend. On WEDNESDAY NIGHT There will be a Special Session of tho Grand Lodge at 8.30, for the conferring of tho G.L. Degree, and other matters in connection with the good of the Order.-J. L. LONGBOTTOM, G.W. Secretary. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGA TIONAL CHURCH ORGAN FUND.- Mendelßßohn's Oratorio," ST. PAUL," with con necting addresß by Rev. J. ROBERTSON, M. A., will be given in above Church on THURSDAY, Novcmbor 6,1881, at half-past sevon p.m. PROGRAMME: 1. Overture 2. "ToGod on High" 7. "Jerusalem," air—Mrs Webb 8. " Then They Ran UponHlm,"recit—MrShaw " Stono Him to Death." Chorus 9. " And They Stoned Him," recit—Mr Shaw " To Thee. O Lord," Chorale 10. " And the Witnesses," recit—Mrs Woolley 12. "Now Saul Made Havoc," recit—Mr Ed wards " Consume Them All," air—Mr Worrall 13. "And He Journeyed." recit; "But the Lord is Mindful," air—Miss Peace 16. " Sleepers Wake," Chorale 17. "And His Companions." recit—Mr Ed-wards 18. "O, God, Have Mercy," air—Mr Abel 21. " And Paul Came to tho Congregation," recit —Miss Hayles 25. " Now Wo Are Ambassadors," duet—Messrs Knox and Edwards 26. "How Lovely are the Messengers," Chorus 27. "So They Being Filled," recit: " I Will Sing of Thy Mercies," air—Miss Richardson 29. " O Thou, tho True and Only Light." Chorale 3D. "But Paul and Barnabas," rcclt—Messrs Knox and Edwards 31. "For So Hath the Lord Commanded," duet —Messrs Knox and Edwards 39. " And They All Persecuted Paul," recit—Mrs Woolley 40. "Be Thou Faithful Unto Death," air-Mr Edwards 43. " Sco What Love Hath the Father," Chorus 22. " O, Great is the Depth," Chorus. Full Band and Chorus. Conductor, Mr W Baxter; Organist, Mr J. P. Hooton. Tickets, Ib each, to be had from Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper, Arthur Eady, Murray and Spencer, and W. E. Moars, Quoen-atreot mRUE BLUE CRICKET CLUB. A grand Musical and Literary ENTERTAIN MENT, in aid of above, will be Riven in PON SONBY HALL, on THURSDAY, Nov. 6,1581, W. Thome, Esq., President, in the chair. Programme.—Part I. 1. Instrumental Selection-Messrs Bartley and Hanncken Brothers. 2. Song, "Anchored" (M. Watson)-Mr T. C. Burnham. 3. Pianoforte Solo—Mrs Brabazon. 4. Song, " O'er the Lone Sea"—MissMcllwainc. 5. Recitation-Mr J. J. BOAK. 6. Song, "The Watchman"—Mr Barnes. 7. Pianoforte Duet " Sana Souci" (Ascher)— Lady Amateurs. 8. Song (selected) -Miss Marsden. 9. Recitation—Mr Turley. 10. Song, "In Happy Moments"—Mr Andrews. Interval of Ten Minutes. Part n. 11. Instrumental Selection—Messrs Bartley and Hanncken Brothers. 12. Song, "She Wore a Wreath of Roses" (Knight)— Lady Amateur. 13. Recitation-Mr J. J. BOAK. 14. Song, "Nea" (Pontet)-Mr T. C. Burnham. 15. Pianoforte Solo—Mrs Brabazon. _6. Song, "Oh, Hear the Wild Wind Blow" (Mattel)—Mr Barnes. 17. Reoitation-Mr E. C. Rlomfleld. 18. Song (selected)— Mrs Marsden. 19. Instrumental Duet—Mrs J. Rosser and Mr Ellyet. God Save tho Queen, Doora open at 7.30; commence at 8. Tickets, Is; to, be had from all members. , JOHN W. SHACKELFORD, Hon. Sec. Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLUEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of tho Bankruptcy of Frederick Har dinoe, of Auckland, Pensioner, a Bankrupt Notice is hereby given that, by an order of the Bald Court at Auckland, the above-named Frederick Hardinge was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within tho intent and meaning of the above-mentioned Act Tho First Meeting of Creditors will bo hold at my offieo. Supreme Court Buildings, in tho City of Auckland, on SATURDAY, the Bth day of November, 1884, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. No S roof can be admitted except under order of the >ourt after the expiration of .three months from the date of the adjudication. Dated this let day of November, 1884. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Aot 1883." and of the Bankruptcy of Walter Nairn, of Newmarket, Auckland, Baker, a Bankrupt f No-tice is hereby given that, hy an order ol the said Court at Auckland, the above-named Walter Nairn was this day adjudicated a Bank rupt within the intent and meaning of the above mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be hold at my ofllce. Supreme Court Buildings, in the City of Auokland, on SATURDAY, the Bth day of November. 1884. at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Proof of debt must be furnished prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forms can be obtained at my offlce. No Sroof can be admitted except under order of the ourt after the expiration of three months from the date of the adjudication. Dated this Ist day of November, 1881. JOHN LAWBON, Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. L 0. T. Keetley, Auckland, Solicitor for the Bankrupt. ; TH BAPSUPTCY, IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY • HOLppN AT AUPK—AND. la the matter of "The Bankraptcy Act. 1883." Notice is hereby given that I, Frederick Hardinge, of Auckland, in New Zealand. Pen sioner, have, this day filed in the said Court al Auckland a petition to be adjudicated a Bank rupt. Dated this Ist day of November, 1884. FREDERICK HARDINGE.



Personal. /^AILY Up-settlers had—read whilst VT afar the Matrimonial—" Ads " in the Star, hither from out-districts—Singing each comes Hannafard I Hannaford!—" Sunshine " our Homes 1 Thoy for Life Partners had—hope lessly wept, sadly they pined for them—whilst mated ones slept, back to their Settlements each joyous comes Hannaford I Hannaford's! —"wived" all their Homes I—Hannaford's printed Circulars and Forma sent to any address (on receipt of stamps for reply). More than one hundred couples have been married through his Agency. Inviolable secrecy assured. IF this should meet the eye of Joseph Nockes, Cabinetmaker, Mrs Walls, from Christchureh, would like to see him. —For addresa apply Star Office. , THE Party who borrowed from 5, Mer cantile Chambers, a Plan of Lot 38, front ing Mount Eden Road and Esplanade, will ob lige by returning it at once to Edw. Wayte._fiK_l Ecclesiastical.. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Corner of WeUesley and Albert-streets. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. In the absence of the Rev. J. S. Hill the Bible Class will be conducted by Mr R. B. Shalders. Sub ject : " The Spiritual Temple," Ep. 2,20 and 22. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 tUU. OT. PAUL'S CHURCH.-8 a.m., Hoi. O Communion; 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser mon, and Holy Communion (Choral); 1 p.m., Baptisms; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Ser mon by the Incumbent, " Spiritual Blindness." Anthem, " The Lord Is My Shepherd." QT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. XXI Sunday after Trinity.—ll a.m., " Suffer ing and Solaco." 6.30 p.m.," Sous-ht and Saved." (Dr. Gauntlett's Hymn—"l was a wandering sheep.") ST. LUKE'S, REMUERA.—The Rev. G. B. Munro will deliver a Special Lecture on Sabbath Evening, Nov, 2, at 6.30. Subject: "Is Popery Changed 1" BAYFIELD SUNDAY-SCHOOL MISSION, Jervois Road.—Divine Service every Sunday Morning at 11 o'clock, and To morrow Afternoon at 3,30. Sermon by Rev. W. Calder. : , ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds-st — Anniversary. — Morning, The Rev. T. McKenzie Fraser, M.A.; Evening, Rev. W. E. Rice. Special Collection in aid of Building Fund.—TUESDAY, Nov. 4, Soiree in St. Sepul chre's School-room; tea on tables, 6,30. Music by Choir. Tickets, Is 6d. ST. BARNABAS'S, Mount Eden.-The Offertories to morrow will be in aid ot the Dlocosan Pension Fund. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN , CHURCH. - Morning at 11, Roy. R. Bavin; Evening at 6.30. Rev. H. Bull. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, SUNDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. Morning: Evening: REV. R. BAVIN. REV. H, BULL. WEDNESDAY, TEA MEETING AT 6.30. PUBLIC MEETING AT 7.30, To be Addressed by Revs. J. H. Fletcher and G. Brown, from Sydney. MUSIC BY CHOIR. TICKETS...Okb Shilling and Sixpence. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby. — Morning at 11, Rev. G. T, Marshall; Evening at 6.30. Rev. John Dellow. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11, Rev. H. Bull; Evening at 6.30. Rev. A. Reid. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. Sermons will be Preached— In the Morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. 3. Nolan, of Australia. Evening at 6.30. by Rev. R. Bavin. An Address to Children and Parents by Rev. T. G. Hammond at 3 o'clock.. SUITABLE HYMNS WILL BE SUNG BY THE SCHOLARS. THE "SOI REE Will be held on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3. tea on tables at half-past six. PUBLIC MEETING In the Church, at half-past seven, to be Addressed by Ministers attending Dis triot Meeting and General Conference. TICKETS May be had at Mcars's, Queen-street, and Sunday-school Union Depot. RCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11 o'clook, Mr T. Wallis; Evening at 6.30, Mr G. Keene. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning at 11, Rev. J. Dollow; Even ing at 6.30. Rev. W. J. Spence. WELLESLE V - STREET BAPTI ST CHURCH.—Morning at 11. Rev. MP. K. Rice. Evening in Choral Hall, 6,45, Rev. Mc- Kgnzie Fraser. ; MOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL. Morning, 11 o'clock, and Evening, 6.30 o'clock. Rev. D. Whytock. ALEXANDRA-STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY-SCHOOL. ANNIVERSARY SERVICES, SUNDAY, NOV. 9. Alexandra-street.—Morning, at 11; Rev. W. E. Rice. Afternoon, at 3, Mr W. J. Wallis (student). Opera House, Welleßley-street, at 6.30; Rev. W. S. Potter. SOIREE in Alexandra-street School-room on TUESDAY, Nov. 11, at 6.30 p.m. Tickets, Is 6d each, Publio Meeting at 7.30. Chairman, Mr D. Goldle; Speakers, Re vs. Macfariane, Booth royd. Potter, and Mossra Turley and Horsiey. Suitable Hymns will be Sung by the Scholars at all the services. RIMITIVE METHODIST UttUKUtiL RICHMOND ROAD. SECOND ANNIVERSARY TO-MORROW. Novomber 2,1881. Sermons in connection with above will be preached—Morning, at 11 a.m„ Rev. J. Whewell: Afternoon, 2.30 p.m.. Rev. J. T. Marshall; Evening, 6.30 p.m., Mr J. Knott, THURSDAY, Nov* 6, the usual PubUo TEA MEETING will bo held. Tea on Table at 6.30 p.m. Tickets Is Cd each, Children half-price. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. I PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS ; Morning at 11—Rev. S. Macfariane. I Evening at 6.3o—Mr J. E. Roberts. | CHURCH ANNIVERSARY. 4th SUNDAY IN NOVEMBER-LOOK OUT I MOUNT EDEN SUNDAY-SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, | Morning at 11.30—Roy. J. Watkin. Afternoon at 2.3o—Rev. R. Bavin. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. S. Macfariane, ANNUAL TEA AND PUBLIC MEETING following TUESDAY. Further particulars on Monday. ■ FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-Morntng at 11, Rev. W. S. Potter. Evening at 6.30, Rev J Boothroyd. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHESi SERVICES TOMORROW as follow :- ALEXANDRA-STREET- Morning at 11—Rev. J. Boothroyd. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. W. S. Potter. Ser mon to Orangemen and others. ; PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- Mornlng at 11—Mr Caughey. E _____ at 6 30-Mr Goldio. AUCKLAND SOCIETY FOR PRO MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. -The Roy. C. Carter will deliver a LECTURE under the auspices of this Society on "The Resurrection of Christ" in the Baptist Church, Ponsonby, on SUNDAY EVENING. NEXT, 9th November, at 6.30, ARCH HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL ROOM.—Subject for To-morrow, at 6.30 [ p.m.: "Salvation; What is itl" All earnestly invited. Sankoy's hymns. CHRISTADELPHIANS meet in the Newton Hall for fellowship at 2 p.m,, I Bible Class at 3.30 p.m., to which the interested ' aro cordially invited. ; CONGREGATIONAL SERVICES. i BERESFORD-STREET i Morning at 11, Rev. Or. W. J. Spence, of Gisborno. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. ; MOUNTEDEN- Evenlng at 6.30, Rev. Griffith Jones. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAY SAINTS.-Di***ine Service held every Sunday at the Masonic Hall, New ' ton, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. All are invited, i No collection. __> CHURCH OF CHRIST, Temperance Hall, Albert-street—Morning Service at 11. : Evening, Lecture at 6.30, by Geo. Aldridge. | Subject: "The True Creed of the Apoatles." CHURCH OF CHRIST, New Eden Hall, MtEden.—Morning Service at 11. Evening, Lecture at 6.30 by E. Whito. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby.—Evening Lecture at 6.38 i by J. Conpland. _| i CHRISTIAN MEETING - HOUSE, I *_/ corner of Cook and Hobson-streets.—Sub ject for Lord's Day, 6.30 p.niy Nov. 2nd: "The . Final Overthrow of Death," H. Exley. Written Questions invited. Comecarly. Sankoy's hymns. ;,-VTEW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId J3I In the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's, : Queen-streot Morning at U o'clock. Subject: ••The Magnificent Scenes in the Book of Reve i latlon." Strangers invited. "VTEWTON CONGREGATIONAL JL.I CHURCH, Edinburgh-street - Pastor: Roy. Thomas Adams. Sunday Services—Morn ing, at 11 o'clock; Evening, at 6.30. PONSONBY HALL. - SUNDAY EVEN-NO SERVICES, under the con i duct of the Ponsonby Evangelistic Committee, i on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. Seats free. I No collection. All are invited. EATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION, Lome-street Hall.—To-morrow (Sunday), : November 2. Children's Lyceum, 9.30 a.m. : Parents and friends invited. Admission free. General Meeting, important business, 11 a.m. Evening Meeting, 7 p.m. ;Roading: "Tho Abuse of Music." by: Mr McManus. Discussion in ■ vited; musical selections. Admission free, by _ tloket. ' ' ■■■ ... ■'■ t m HEAT RE RO YAK-SUNDAY JL EVENING SERVICES, under; the con duct of the Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday evening, from 8 to 9. All are in , vited, Seats free.



: — ... ... . ~ Ii . Lost and Fotfel* ONE SHILLING REWARD.*—Less a Woollen Comforter in Fort-street.—Tea I Finder leaving the samo at-theEvEsrw P-tar j offlce will oblige. jsj LOST, in Queen-street, on tho 30th inst.; a Black-and-tan Cattle Dog (light ten.: j answers to the namo of Leo; Collar on Wheajij lost—Anyone returning same to E. A. Frost;._ Parnell. will be rewarded. -'Si LOST, on Wednesday morning, 29th } inst., between Parnell and Queen-street r. j Silvered Lamp Socket and Spring.—Finder re warded on returning same ton. Porgic. Parnell. i OST, from my Houso, a White Ferret.— '<| Anyone returning same to Mr Loighlon, top of Colltngwood-strect Ponsonby Road, will j be suitably rewarded. - OST, between Epsom andßemura, a Hunting English Lever Watch and Guard, number known.—Finder rewarded by leaving same at Mr Fraser's, Watchmaker. Wnkoliud street ■ -. - .. : ■ ' OUND, £500! How? I Bought » Property from J. R. Randorson, and IfiifjS worth Double what I paid. Just yon try some- ;■ of his Wonderful Bargains. __ Auction- TUESDAY, NOON, ~" \ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHEN- \ WARE, PLATED WARE, &c, The Property of a Gentleman leaving .' Auckland, removed from the North Shore lor Convenience of _H Sale. R. ARTHUR HAS .been favoured with instructions fiom a gentleman, leaving Auck^a land, and others, to sell by publio auction, at his Mart, Queen-stroet, on Tuesday next, at U o'clock noon, j HOUSEHOLD EURNITURE AND ". EFFECTS, PIANO, TURNING-LATHE. Sec, I &C, 1 Maroon Rep Suite (9 pioces). Piano end Stool, Large Mirror, Indian Bedstead, Oilcloth, Carpetß, Hearth Rugs, Wardrobe Dinner Sewal Mats, Iron Bedsteads. Half-testor Buflsitoaa. Chest Drawers, Chcffonior, Meat Safes, Dlnfflg| table and Chairs. Matting. CHonks, Larape, •;'' Wool Mats, Glassware, Crockery-war.-. (*ni i-rj-. Vases, TolletGlasses, Toilet Ward, Couch ansa Chairs, Loo and Oval Tables, 2 Mahogany Frame Couches, Cane and Wood Chairs, Pie-.' tures, Marble Clock, Cruets, Cutlory, Iron Meal-. safe. Oleographs, Decanters, Saddle, Bridle, Whips, &c, &c. Also, •,. ■■ / 13 Wood. Bedsteads, Palliasses, Miitra.-=cs. QuUts, Sheets, Blankets, Chairs, Spring Mat rasses, Glassware Birds, Brackets, Fenders and Irons, Mottled Kauri Drawors and BedSteadsJ Tables, Washstands. Leather Sulto, Turkish Lounge, Wioker Chair, Verandah, Blinds, Drawors, Clothing, Booka, Boots, and sundries. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5. EX DOBIO AND AOBANQI. *tj & TRADE SALE OF SUMMER BOOTS , ; AND SHOES. s GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on Wednesday, November 5, at 11 o'clock, 67 TRUNKS OF THE ABOVE. JUBT LANDED..-i ''Iqj Terms a. Sale. _ " THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6. MESSRS RICHARDSON & CRAWLEY HAVE been favoured with instructions' ' from Captain Mlllett, in consequence of his leaving for England, to sell by public auction at his residence, Wellington-street on the abovo date, THE WHOLE OF HIS HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFKCI'S. consisting of TABLES, CHAIRS, EASY CHAIRS, Overstrung TRICHORD PIANO (iron frame), Very Fine American Organ (Standard Company, 8 stops,- 2 swells), Hand some 8-day Marble Clock (by Bennett), Fine Collection of Oil Paintings, Water Colourß and Chromos, Quantity of Electro Plate, Mnppin and Webb (new), Silver-plated Sowing Mncliino (by Taylor), Beautiful Revolving 2-tior Winter in Mahogany, Drawing Furniture, Carpol ing, Linoleum, Bedroom Furniture, Tables, Chairs, Washstands, Cheßts of Drawers, Fliio Largo Plate Swing Dressing Glasses, Large Wardrobe and Fittings in Kauri, Galvanized Iron Plungo Bath, Smees Patent Spring Beds, and Extra Weighted Curled Hair Mattrosses, Hearth Rugs, Fenders and Firoirons, Stair Cupboard., ' Meat Safes, No. 16 Mistress Stone. China, ; Dinner, and Tea Sots, Filter, Culinßry Utensils Large Clothes Press, Garden Furnace for washing, Boilers, Saucepans, Patonl ICiiito Cleaner, Scales, Trays, Sec, Quantity of Fire wood. Goods on view day before Sale, Sale at 11 o'clock sharp. RICHARDSON & CRAWLEY, Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER C, At 11 a.m. REMOVED TO MART FOR CONVENI EN CE OF SALE. _ J. R. RANDERSON HAVING received instructions, will sell by public auction as above at Mercantile Sale Rooms, a largo quantity of hen ami . other Furniture, consisting of Chests Drawer., Tables, Chairs, Musical Instruments, .Wainm. Suite, Couches, Washstands, Dressing Table", Toiletware, &c, &c. W. S. OOOHBANK] (JAMIS DACES "' MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10. ALLOTMENTS. .ALLOTMENTS. '! RICHMOND, COX'S CREEK. * THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, 10th inst, at IS o'clock, . ■; ALLOTMENT 11, SEC. 2, RICHMOND, having a frontage of 161 feet 7 inches to Queen' i streetand63feetl_nchestoStan]cy--trcet. ALLOTMENT 9, SEC. 10, lIICIIJIOND, having a frontage to Hope-street of 93 feet 7 Inches . by 152 feet 4 inches deep," These are both capital Building Sites.V level, well and conveniently situated, being SSI within a few yards of the -Main Road, and adjoining the Ponsonby Ward. j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, " Auctioncoffl. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, , . At 12' noon. ST. JOHNS * ESTATE, - NORTHCOTB. VILLA SITES ! BUSINESS SITES I MARINE ' VIEWS f "v UNRIVALLED POSITIONS ! J. R.-RANDERSON HAS received positive instructions from : Mr Joseph Johnstone to sell by'public " auction, on the abovo date, at Mercantile Sale Rooms, THE WHOLE OF THIS GRAND PRO PERTY, situate oloso to 8t John's Church ! NORTH3OTE, having frontages to GreatlS North and Church Roads, and comprising Jw 19': LARGE ALLOTMENTS, from half an acre down iof ihrai possess ing sea frontages. The views from these site's are magnificent, and Include the shipping, harbour, oity, and ( suburbs of Auckland. The Government School is situatod within quarter of a milo of the pro perty, and the Northcote Wharf is only iboht-'lf ono mile distant To all who desire marine views which can never be built out. and to speculators, the pre-■*!*s sent is-a specially favourable opportunity for if | securing a property which is at once lbveiy-foi!§f! residence, and must be onormously increased in value in the immediate future. Plans are now ready, and may be obtained oil i application at the oflico of tho Auctioneer. . TERMS:—One-third cash, and tho balance in two months without interest I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, i At N00n.:.,,.. ~ ; PRELIMINARY-ANNOUNCEMENT. SPLENDID-ALLOTMENTS. GRAND VILLA SITES IN THE BEST * PART OF PONSONBY. Also, VILLA SITES AT MOUNT EDEN WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF SUR-, ROUNDING SCENERY, VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS, VALLEY ROAD. . , , . D; F. EVANS , HA S received instructions from J, Oxley. Esq., to sell by public auction'at his Land Mart, Queen-street on Tnuidav, November 18, at twelve o'clock noon. HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY adjoining Jervois Road.—lt has been subdivided into first class Allotments, having frontage of 10 feet, with an average depth of 180 feet . The situation is high,, very healthy, well sheltered, closo to the Auckland Tramway Terminus, and is oidy a very short distance from the Beach and Wharf. - The Auctioneer has groat confidence in oflVr . ing this splendid property, feeling fissured that .it presents a Bplendld opportunity for invest| ment A—o, at the samo time and place, as instructed by Mr Robinson, Valley Ko>id,— 1 . HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY, : Situated in Valley Road. *-: It has. been so-dividod that tho. Allotments ' command a superb view of the surrounding country. The soil is pure volcanic. The situu- tion is ohe of the beßt in Mount Kdon District, close to main road, and is much recommended by medical men for the purity of-its atmosphere and warmth and dryness of. soil. Thoso whose daily avocations require their attendance In the city will find theso Villa Sites most suitablo and i convenient .ii*'* . , , ._£'__. -..'ii Plans and f urtpW particulars oan be obtained: from __ -_~,„„ D. F. EVANS, ~ i • v.-. Anctfoneer. J Continued on Eighth Pago.. .._ .___..______ i