NEW UNION BEACH G.M. COMPANY.

Windlng-up Resolutions Confirmed,

| An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the above Company, for the purpose of considering tho special winding up resolutions passed on the 3rd inst., was held at noon to-day in the Insurance Build ings. There were present: -Messrs J. M. Lennox (in the chair), J. M. Brig-ham, Joseph Howard, Joseph Bennett, F. E. Compton, C. A. Harris, sen., J. A. Barber, and —Vines. The Chairman, in stating the objects of tho meeting, referred to tho uncertainty of mining, and remarked that it was un-. fortunate that tho shareholders did not feel disposed to pay any further calls, inasmuch as while active operations were continued there was always the chance of getting a little gold, seeing that the tributers were getting some, although tho leaders in the upper levels were small. Tliero were two courses now open to the shareholders. The first, of course, was to confirm the winding-up resolutions. Their liabilities amounted to £1,100, and in the event of winding-up, those who wished to got rid of their liabilities would doubt less not have much to pay after the sale of the machinery and the mine. The second course was to avail themselves of Blagrove's lease, a piece of property con sisting of 130 acres, upon which gold had been discovered by miners, who had been obliged to abandon it through the ac cumulation of water. The owners, Messrs Mosefield and Bennett, had'offered to allow them, for nothing, to test the ground for a period of six months, but that if good gold were found upon it, it should be pur chased for £800, which was the cost price.. If, however, gold was not found, there was no need to ' purchase. The question, therefore, was whether they should adopt this proposal to test Blagrove's property, making a call of 6d per share with whioh to pay off all liabilities. Another course which they might take would be either to work the Golden Pah section or to go down further upon-the Union Beach reef. It would be therefore for the shareholders to determine whether tho resolutions already passed for the wind ing up of the Company should be confirmed, or whether they should go on with the work as suggested, at the same time making a sixpenny call to pay off all liabilities. Mr Compton* moved, with a view to test ing the foelintr of the meeting, " That a call of 6d per share be made for the purpose of liquidating the liabilities of the Union Beach Company." Mr Brioham remarked that the most proper course would be to take the sense of the meeting' upon the confirmation of the winding-up resolution passed at the last meeting. The Chairman Bold that this was cor tainly the most business-like course. Mr Compton then moved, "That the following special resolutions, passed on the 3rd day of October, 1884, bo how confirmed, viz,, That the .New Union Beach Gold mining Company (Limited) be wound up voluntarily. That Mr Joseph Friar Clarke be appointed liquidator for winding up the affairs of the Company and distributing tho Erty, and that the remuneration to be lim'for his services as liquidator be at 5 per cent, on the total liabilities of the Company. That the liquidator dispose of the Company's property by public auction In Auckland." Mr J, Barber sooonded.

Mr J. M. Brioham moved as an amend ment, " That the Company be not wound up, and that the resolutions passed at the last meeting for that purpose be now re scinded."

Mr C. A, Harris, sen., seconded the amendment.

Mr B4IIBKR was opposed to any farther waste of money. Tho testing of Blagrove's property would od tail tho con tinuance of the pumps at a weekly cost of from £30 to £40. • Mr Joseph Bennett ' said that although he he)d large interests and a number of proxies, he would not interfere with the determination of the question by the body of the shareholders, Hp would therefore refrain from voting. After some further remarks, the amend ment was put and negatived by 4 tp 1, Mr Brjgham being the only person who voted f tor »t.

The motion was then carried by 2 to nothing. Mr Bakiiee remarked upon tho smallness of tho voting, whereupon Mr Vines said that tho directors had wished to leave the matter entirely in the shareholders' hands..

Mr Benkktt stated that for prompt and regular payment of calls by tho share holders the Union Beach Company was quite unparalleled as a mine.

PARLIAMENTARY.

<BY TKLEGRAPa-SPBCIAL REPORTER)

, . ... Wellington, this day, The District Railways Resolution.

The motion of Sir Julius Vogel on the subjept of the District Railways gave rise to a long and interesting discussion in the Hbus3 yesterday. In the course of the debate Major Atkinson explained thathe had always been in favour pi. the principle of removing the effect of bad legislation in re gard to district railways, and lie therefore would support the resolution. A number of amendments were suggested, but ulti mately the following by the Hon. the Premier were put against the original motion and carried—"That the Govern ment be requested to come to the-best arrangement they can with the District • Railways Companies, with the view of the acquisition of the lines by the colony, such arrangement beingsubject to the ratification of Parliament." On division, Mr Stout's amendment had a majority of 25 -votes. The following is the division list i--Aye«, 49; Atkinson, BaUance, Beetham, Be yon, Brodshaw, Brown, Bruce) J. O. Buckland, Oidman, Cowan, Dargayille, Duncan, Fergus, Fitzherbert, Frrser, Gilgg, Gninness, Harpe|, Hatch, H. Htrst, Hobbs, Holmes, Joyce,' Lance, Larnach, lioeke, M. J."S. Mackenzie, J, McKenzie; McMillan, Moat, O'Callaghau, O'Connor, Ormo'nd, Pyko, Richardson; B. Ross, Samuel, Seddon, Shepherd, Smith, W. J. Stewart, W, D. Stewart, Stout, Butter, Tole, Turnbull, Vogel, Walker, J. B. Whyfce] - Noes, 24: Allwrigbr, Barron, Bryce, Buchanan, W. F. Buckland, Conolly, Dodson, Fulton, Grey, Hakuene, Jiftke, Menteith, Montgomery, Moss, New man, Pearson, Reese, Rolleston, Ruaeell, SWim^ki, Te Ao, T. Thompson, J. Thompson, Trimble. StooU Consolidation BUI-More Veiled j: , Borrowing.- :, The Stock Consolidation Bill is causing Borne stir. It proposes to forestall the whole Sinking Fund by debentures from time to time, and consolidate them with the other loans. It Is calculated that with this and other modes in which the bill operates Government will be able to add four millions to the public debt without taking the new Loan Bill into account . . 1 The bm is regarded as dang»MiW;by many, ;but ia very likely to pass in t*e?pref sent temper of tho House.

TELEGRAMS.

Eobt Albert. —• *the nominations for Rddhey County' Council, Albert' Riding, resulted;— John Shepherd and John W. Smith. Tauhoa Riding: J. BuCkton, J. Gardiner, John Wilson) and Edward Brown.

Alexandra, this~day.—Tawhiao was ex pected to arrive here yesterday afternoon! and ctnsiderable disappointment prevailed when the coach arrived without him. Some expected he would come up the river in a banoe,but this is not likely. No prepara tions are being made' for an ovation by eitHer Europeans or natives.

New Plymouth, this. day. — At the Supreme -Court William Knight was sentenced to three years' imprisonment for horse stealing. —Henry Calder, who was found guilty last night of embezzling money whon Postmas ter at Perihaka, was sentenced to three years penal servitude. The case ■of G. Ibyd, E. Bissell, and W. Wilson, forcattle snooting, js now on.

li appears doubtful what will be the result' of the action of the engineer of the V.B. Macgrogor in refusing to continue in the employ of the northern S.S. Company because other engineers on the Company s vessels are not paid according to the Union terms. It was stated to-day that another engineer had promised to fill the vacant /'position, but on -the other hand we are in formed that this will not be the case, as the promise was made'under a misunderstand ing that certain matters between the_engi ■ neersand the Company had been settled I while they still remain in dispute. Km therefore difficult to sayat present how the '•matter will terminate. TheJMacgregor is 'announced to. leave for Whangawfcthis

THE V.R.C. SPRING CARNIVAL.

SPECIAL MESSAGE.

[by cable—copyright.]

Melbourne, Thursday. The weather is still very fine for training. The Adelaide horses are all here. Warwick and Guesswork are reported to have gone wrong, and are not likely to come to the post. Training is very animated. Bargo and Tremando ran v mile and a quarter, the former finishing strongly. The Plunger and Hilltop went twice round splendidly, the former finishing strongly. Seahorse did a serviceable gallop. Hippogriff went twice round in fine stylo, the last mile being done in lmin. 63sec. (Received October 315t—1.40 p m.) Melbourne, this day.—Thero was again a large attendance at Tattersall's last even ing. For the Derby, Mozart has come up with a rush, and is now at G to 1, taken freely. Bargo is slightly weaker at 5 to 4. Seahorao lias receded greatly in tho betting; Sandal is at 100 to 10, taken and offered ; Gratitude at 100 to 10, taken and offered; Morrim at 100 to 7, taken and offered.

. ,For the Cup, Off Colour is now a better favourite for money. The latest quota tions are .-—Off Colour, 8 to 1 ; 100 to 10 against Blink Bonny, taken freely; 100 to 10 against Malua, taken and offered; 100 to 8 against Commotion offered, 100 to 7 taken ; ICO to 8 against Vergy offered, 100 to 7 taken. Other quotations still remain the same.

The rac'ng stallion King Quail was sold by auction today at Buckland's for 47 guineas to Mr R. C. Brown, of Manurowa. Nigger, by Mangel (Mangol by Traducer), was passed in at 64 guineas; the resorve being 100 guineas. It is notified in our advertising columns that the local bookmakers will bo in attend ance at Tattersall's Club to-night, to wager on the V.R,C. Derby and Melbourne Cup,

" Ada Mantua's " latest consultation will close with 18,200 members.

C.J.C. SPRING MEETING.

This Morning's Gallops.

(BY TELEGRAPH —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Christchouch, tiiis day. Although the morning was beautifully fine, the work was very. limited. Dan O'Brien sent Tasman and Derwenter half a mile fast, while Borderman went once round at half paco. J. Lunn's Early Bird did a useful three-quarter pace gallop over a mile and a-quartor, and WhlteD&ch, accompanied by M. Carmoiy's Hermitage, cantered oneo round, coming homo at top speed. Higgot Bent Tho Poet and Minerva, separately, two miles at three-quarter pace. E. Cutts gave Water King, in company witn Armstrong's Rupee filly, a steady canter once round, finishing fa ft; and Take Miss went a mile at half jace. Black Rose covered one round at three quarter Bpeed. Butlers Talebearer and Fusitosr (with rugs on) went three miles steady, and the Wai-i-ti colt, after cantering a mile, went three furlongs strong. Wm, Milne sent Lluwjoa twice round at half pace, and Conundrum, with Sheonan up, went a mile and a half over hurdles. After breakfast D. O'Brien gave Tasman and Johnny Faulkner a ser viceable sweat twice round at a strong pace. - Betting U almost at a standstill.

CITY ENDOWMENT SALE.

A sale of endowments was announced by Mr G. W. Binney to-day, but none of tho lots offered wore sold, the resorve price not being reached. Mr Harris's allotment in Symonds-streot was alse withdrawn for the same reason.

According to advertisement, elsewhere }n qur cqlumns, the Rev. C. Carter will deliver a lecture in the Baptist Church, Ponsgnby, on Sunday evening next, on "The Resurrection," under the auspices of the Auckland Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. We are informed also that Professor Aldis has promised to deliver a lecture on "Miracles," in the middle of November, for this Society. A performance of Woodward's Japanese Troupe' at the Theatre Royal last evening was but moderately patronised. Half the receipts at tho performance this evening will be handed to the Auckland Hospital.

Stock and sharomarket to-day. Sales- New Zealand Insurance, 78s; New Zea land Shipping, 598 Cd. Mining—Prince Imperial, 18s Cd ; Cambrii,, 4s Id ; buyers, 3s lOd; Ivanhoe, 2s Od, 3s 3d; buyers, 3s 2d.

The new bridge erected over the Mount Roskill Road railway crossing was finished yesterday, and has been handed over to the Board.

We understand that the dispute between the engineers 'and the Northern Steamship Company is likely to be settled. Mean while an engineer haa taken temporary charge on the steamer, so that she con tinues her trips.

Several little fellows were to-day engaged in playing a game which they called "Shoot You " wbtp a sorious accident resulted to a little boy, 6 years of age, named Jeremiah O'Brien, who in Abercrombie-street. The manner in which the accident occurred was as follows: O'Brien's companions having obtained some powder, placed about a teaspoonful of the explosive material on one of the lad's hands, and set fire to it. They expected that it would only amount to fun, but the result was that O'Brien's face was severely scorched, his eyes badly injured, and his clothes some what damaged. Dr. Tennant was sent for, and attended to the hurts of the little fellow, who is now with his parents. It is doubtful whether or not his eyesight will be affected. ' -

It.is proposed to present Mr George Fraaer, sen., with some moments of his success in connection with tie saving and rep'ii'inor of the Triumph from the citizens of Auckland, but what form tho movement will take is not yet decided upon. At the meeting of the Waitemata County Council to-day, the Mayor presiding, ten ders for works were opened as follows :— Lake Road : Wells Bros., £140; J. Kelly, £116 10s; W. Dunn, £112 (accepted). Lucas Creek Bridge: -Agnew, £34 10s; Blucher Bros., £30; A. Mackay, £33) Jacob Cowley, £21 (accepted). ■' Orewa Road: J. Moffatt, £100 (accepted); R. H. Polkinghorne and Co., £145 14s 6d; J: Sinclair, £107 10s ; J. Brunton, '£\oi 15s ; Blacker Bros., £175. Kaukapakaba Main Road :H. Fulton, £297 (accepted); Thos. Black, £296 18s ; W. Dunn, £296. In response to a petition from three fourths of the residents of the Ararimu outlying district, the Waitemata County Council have decided to Issue1 a 'special order constituting the district a road dis; trict. .'.'■'■

• At a meeting held at Paparoa last weak, the following resolution was1 carried :— "That this meeting strongly urges upon the Government the necessity of continuing the North Auckland railway from Helens ville ; that the flying survey already made via SJaungaturoto and Waikiokid be fol lowed', it being the tiiost central;' and this meeting respectfully urges that no railway works in the North should take precedence of the continuation of the main line." This resolution has beenecommtinicated by tele graph to the member for the district. Mr R. Graham, junr., received a telegram from Dr. Lewis, of Ohine inutu this morning, informing him of the death of Mr J. A. Vialon, wro was at the time of his death manager the Lake House Hotel. Mr Vialon was for many years proprietor of the Auckland Hotel. Afterwards he removed to Hamil ton, where he also carried on an hotel. He at ouo time held the position of Mayor of Hamilton. We believe that up to Wednesday last Mr Vialon was not complaining, and it is expected that the cause of death was apoplexy. Arrange ments have been made for the funeral to take place at Ohinemutu on Sunday next. The telephone bureau in Upper Symonds street is proving a great public convenience, an is proved by the rapid growth of the business. The*first week of its institution there Were fifteen messages sent, whereas there are now one hundred cent weekly, This in two months speaks much for the ability with which Mr Tyer has con ducted the business of the bureau, It is in contemplation to open a branch post-office, money-order, and savings' bank at Mr Tyer's also, which will doubtless be largely appreciated. ' Drunken Stdfp.-How many children ana women are slowly and suroly dying, or rather being killed, by excessive doctoring, or the daily use of some drag or.drnnkon stuff called medi cine, that no one knows what it is made of. .who can easily be cured and saved by Hop Bitten, ' Which is so pure, simple, and harmless that the moat frail woman, weakest invalid, or smallest chfld can trust In 1M L S£>', \• .. .;.,.,.; i,

HELENSVILLE FLOUR MILL COMPANY.-Annual Meeting.

The second annual meeting of tho above Company was held in ScherfPs Buildings this aftornoon, Mr Isaac McLeod (Chair man of Directors) presiding.

The Secretary (Mr F. W. Paul) read the report and balance-sheet, printed copies of which were distributed. The report was as follows!—" Your directors, in presenting this second annual report and balance-sheet, have much pleasure in stating that o'ie mi1.! was completed in May last to their satisfaction. Owing to the want of capitil- your directors are unable to pur chase sufficient' wheat to enable the manngcr to keep the mill going full time. The quality of flour turned out has given general satisfaction, and with in creased capital the present operations could be easily doubted at little or no extra cost. You will see by the balance-sheet, that so far your directors have not been able to show a profit on their transactions; but it must bo borne in mind that the expenses have been for two years, while tho returns have only been coming in for about four manths." Tho liabilities, including an overdraft of L 942 lGs Ccl at the Bank of Australasia, were stated at L4.C21 2a 4d, whilo the assots (inclusivo of preiiminary expenses cash in hard, and profit and loss) made up the same amount. The Profit and Loss Account was as follows: — To balance, L 35 15a Id; wheat account, L1.87816s 6d ; bags and sacks, L14213s 2d; wages, LlB9 14s 4d; office expenses, LSB 14s 4d; expenses, LU7 7s 7d ; insurance, L 39 ; discount, L 22 13s 9d: total, L 2.514 14s 7d. By flour account, L 1.418 9s 3d ; Hour in hand, L 139 7s 6d; wheat, L 480; sacks, L 69 13s 3d: total, L 689 9d; balance, L 344 4s 7d. Total, L 2.514 14s 7d. After discussion the report and balance-sheet were adopted. Mr Isnac McLeod and Mr D. Oxley were elected directors to fill the vacancies on the directorate, whilo Mr T. L. White was ap pointed auditor.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, isipDss^ ■ QsSJ&js^sh%W&



Personal. THE Party who borrowed from 5, Mor cautile Chambers, a Plan of Lot 38, front- Ing Mount Kden Road and Eaplanado, will ob ligo by rotiirning It at onco. 'ILL Miaa K. E. Wright kindly call on N. Q. Lonuox, Bookseller, 100, Queen street. ; ____ WILL BELLA, late of Dunedin, call at tho Post-oflloe for a letter from Mrs Whclan. Lost ana Found. _£»-i REWARD.—Lost, on Wednesday d&X night, Pookot Book, coutalnlnsrChequo for *10 17s 2d. on National Bank. alsoNotea. Payment choquo stopped.—Apply Mr Campbell, Vulcan Lane. OST, a For Terrier, rough haired, black on head and body; reward.—Apply 28, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. LOST, between Newton and Albort-st., tho Hoid" of a Pipeouttor. Findor ro warded.—Apply tho Waterworks Office, City Markot. LOST, between Epsom and Rctnura, a Hunting English Lever Watch and Guard, number known.—Finder rewarded by leaving same at Mr Frasor's, Watohmaker, Wakoflela gtreot. LOST, a Cocker Spaniel Slut, red and whits, answering to the namo of Floss; anyone detaining after this date will be prose cuted.—Apply to C. Henderson, Ponsonby Koad (near HepDurn-stroot). To Let TO LET, 7-roomod House, with every convenience, Including flrat-rato kitchen range—Mount Rosklll Road, near Rollotts Storo, at which Inquiries pan bo mado. 0 LET, a three and and a five-roomed Cottage close to College Koad.—Apply R. A. MUIb, Hargravas-atroot. TO LET, 2 Pleasant Front Rooms; private entrance; furnished, lfo; unfur nished, 7a lid.—Apply K. A. Birkes, Dressmaker, Newton-street. Newton Road. TO LET, Largo, Airy, Furnished Bod room: BUlt Mingle Man; use of Slttlng room and Kitchen, If required.—lßl, Qr»y-st. TO LET, two 7-roomed Houses, Pitt-st, Immediate possession. — K. W. Morrison, back Bank New Zealand, Karangahapo Road. TT\O LET, Wellingtonrstreet,nico 8-roomod JL House; city water laid on; In good re pair. Rent, 205.-H. Partlngton, Stichbury's bv-ildinga. j : TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, on Mt Eden Road; gas.-Apply at A. Crock ett's Grocery, Alt. KdenKoad. TO LET, a Front Bedroom ; suitable for two single men. — Apply No. 1, Albert Terrace, Albert-streot. TO LET, a Balcony 12-ropmed House, close to Quoen-strcet flreboll; 4 flre-placos; water laid on; suitable for working mens boarding-house: furnished or unfurnished.— Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, next the PublioHot Baths, Victoria-street East. TO LET OR FOR SALE* a New Six roomed Hone's, with every convenience, in Xorfolkatrcot.—Apply to Richard Lynas. TO LET, two Furnished Kooins, with uso of Kitohen; terms moderate.—Apply fourth house in Green-street, near Convent, off College Road. nnO LET, new 4-roomed House, 2 acres I Land, at Avondile. — Apply Mr Jobn Crawford, 6 doors from' Caledonia Hotel. TO LET, a Workshop in Customs-street West, close to the Timbor Company's works.—Apply The New Zealand House, Land, and Katato Agenoy, Hlgh-atreet rpO LET in Parnell 'Rise, a Furnished JL Sitting and Bed-room, with use of kitchen. No children or other lodgers.—For address apply Stab Office. 0 LET, Shop and 5-roomed Dwelling in Victoria-street, gas and water laid on, good oponlng for Grocory; rent, 2fc.-Apply Mr Trenchard. 83. Queen-street. 0 LET, Clifton Villa, Koppel-streot, Elng-street, Great North Road, Arch Hill, ■ containing S Rooms, Leamington range, large' store underneath., never-failing well and large. garden; rent. 10a per week.—Key at Holly Bank, next door. rrW LET, an Unfurnished Room.—Apply JL Mrs Taylor (first turning), Melroso, North Show. TO LET, a Furnished House on Bcoria Soil at Mount Eden.—J. M. Lennox, Land Agent, Auckland TO LET, two comfortable Unfurnished Rooms; 8s per week; near Freeman's1 Bay*.. —For address apply Stab Office. TT\O LET OR FOR SALE, from Novem- I ber Ist, a Houbo of 8 rooms; off Avenue Road.—Apply socond house past Orphan Home Road. . _____ TO LET, a 6-rootned Villa, top Brown streot; register grate; saa and water, and overy convenience.—W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furniture Warehouse. TO LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen- Btroot; suitable for Office, Store, or Sample-rooms.—Apply Lewis and Simpson. O LET, large Two-storied House in Jermynstreet; stable, garden, &c.; gas and water laH on; just been tnt In thorough repair; commands magnificent view of harbour. —Apply W. Aitken, Esq.; or Major T. Y. Shop herd, Auckland. ■ TO LET OR LEASE, with immediate possession, tho New 3-Story Brick Build ing centrally situated in' Lome-street, sulttiblo for heavy goods store, warehouse, or factory; every convenience; rent moderate.—Apply J. J. Holland, Contractor, Lorne-stroet 0 LET (St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell, with -Immediate possession), House, newly finished, and containing 7 rooms and bath-room; water and gas laid'on. The house is fitted up with every convenience; corner allotment: 'bußes pass the door.—Apply The New Zealand House. Land, and' Estate Agenoy, High-street. rpO LEASE, in centre of city, Allotment X 23 x4O (cheap): suitable for store or stables. -H. Par Inftton, Stichbury's Buildings; CJINGLE and Double-bedded Rooms to J3 Let In Private family (no children), with oV without Board.— Apply Bowdpn Arcade, Ponsonby Road. >:■ ■ -'•■• ; SHOPS Td LET-A.Shop and, Dwelling to Let, in a good position, at tho foot of Grey-street.—Apply to Wm. Buchanan, 'St. Mnngo Chambers (opposite Bank of N.Z.) TTNFURNISHED Front Rooms, Albert \J street—Apply W. C. Porter, Tobacconist, Queen-street. ____' ' SIX-ROOMED House to Let in Nelson street, and flvo-roomed House in Pratt street; city h water.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, High street. FFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ply to Connoll fc Cooper. Solicitors. "VTEW HOUSE TO LET, in Wolfe-streetf J3I Hepburn-street, containing 7 Rooms; water laid on, good garden.—Apply to Mrs Veator, next door. ' nn "~o l c t. SARSFIELD-STREBtT PONSONBY - Hand some Villa of 6 rooms, bath-room, wash-houso, &c, &c; nice garden. NORFOLKSTREET-Handsomo New Villa of 9 rooms, bath-room; water laid In, and every convenience; nice position; allotment 10 x 100; quito close to Ponsonby fload; rent, only 238 per week. VERMONT-STREET-Nice Villa of 5 rooms, &c. &c ; nice position; rent, 15s per week. JERVOIS ROAD—Nice Villa of 8 rooms, wash house, copper, &c.; rent, only 20s per week. BROWN STREET—Nice House, 8 rooms, 3'ty water laid in, &c, &c; rent, 16s (id per week. And several others. Particulars on applica tion. D. F. EVANS, Land Agent. m —~~o tt I t" -*- The Eastern Portion of the FIRST FLOOR ' Of the NEW "STAR" OFFICE, . . FORT-STREET.; ■~. • Suitable for a Store or a Suite of Offices. Apply to W. BEAUMONT, Stab Office, Wyndhain-street, , , , , ,



Wanted* WANTED, Largo Quantities of Clean Empty Bottles.-Apply Mr Ellis, Darby street. i • ' . ■*■ ANTED, a Situation as Housekeeper, by a trustworthy, middle-aged Person, or any place oi trußt; Rood references.—Apply " P.P.. Stab Office. WANTED, Boy to deliver goods.- Apply Lettß, Woodward and Co., Iron mongers, upper Symonds-street. - ANTED, a Draper's Assistant.—Ap ply aic Woston, at Messrs Owen and Graham's.. -.. ■ rTIO LET, an attached 5-roomed HouHe, X England street, Freeman's Bay; rent, 9s.- J. Williama, Victoria-street. , WANTED, steady Young Man for Milk Round; must be good milker and, early riser.-Apply from 9 to M so'clock, Saturday, Uevonport Sairy, Devonport. '- ANTED, 3 or 4 Single Men as Boarders, in a private family.-Apply 72. Wakoflold-street. WANTED, a Situation as Man Cook, Town or Country; good references.— Apply to " G.J.." Star Office. WANTED.a Waiter.— Governorßrowne Hotel. WANTED," two Improvers to the Car pontoring. — Apply Mr Julian, Totara- Btreot, oil' Hepburn-Btrcot, Pousonby. . WANTED, a Barber; singlo man.pre ferred; constant employment.—Apply to A. MoLcod. Oxloys Buildings, Queen-Btrcet Wharf, Auckland. WANTED, a Windlass, or Well.top complete preferred. State price, &c— " A.8.," STAit Oillce. TTtTANTED for superior young person, TT Situation as Mother's Help or Children's Maid, or any light place of trust—Apply Mrs Jaok's Servants' Registry, Mount Eden Road. WANTED; an intelligent Man as Partner. Capital roquired, #20 to £50. First-class returns; 303 to £2 per weok guaran teed^—ApplyJ^Bon£;^_car£^f^iTAi^Ofilco;___ WANTED, Situation by Practical Gar doner (married); no objection to look after a horse; good reference—Apply to J.P.R., STAiiOfflce; W "ANTED, to Buy good Second-hand Cooking Stove, not to exceed 3 feet long; atato price.—Apply J. Clark, Auokland Dairy, Hobson-stroet. , ANTED, Machinists, Improvers, and good Bultonholer.—Auckland Clothing Factory, Customs Btreot East. _^_ WANTED, Buyers of Fine Art Oleo graphs to lnspeot tho collection, now on exhibition at our rooms; to bo sold by auction next Friday.—John Reid & Co., 20, Quoon-Btreet. WANTED TO LET 08. SELL, 1,000 (or less) acres Superb Land, nearly levol; would make a Grand Farm, olthor with or without Cattle Run adjoining; plonty of timber; water frontage; 0 hours' sail by Ro wona or Neptune.—Apply to Mr Stevens, View Road, __H_i__!___^______________________ Tlf ANTED, a Girl about 14 or 15 years ;T.T of ago.-Apply Mrs Wilklnat-Jervbis Road, Ponsonby. _____ fXTANTED, at once, Improver to Dreas -TT .Tnaklng, ablo to mate a good Button hole and Trlmmin_.-Apply Mrs-Weatherly, Prey-street. '■'■ I r" •' ""';! ■*■ ~KT_T"ANTED, a Furniahed Bedroom by a ' X V . working man; terms must bo moderate. —Addrega " A.P.," Stab Office. '' ".• r _ : WANTED, House, 7 or* 8 rooms;* near olty.—Address " Houso," Stab Office. ANTED by mother and daughter (aged It), Bftuatlon/aB Housekeeper or Cook and Huiißekooper—dauKbter aa Waltresu or Housemaid. Open for a week.—Addresa, "B.B.."IW,GreV-slgegt. HighCßt roferdnoes. ANTED, four first-class Tailoresses. — Apply City Tailoring Eatablisliment, Vlo torla-BtreetEaat. - ' WANTED, Boys for Factory.—Apply Auokland Timber Company's Wood waro Factory and Tinibor Yards. Customs- Btreot West. . , WANTED, for a few hours daily, at Auokland Dairy, Hobßon-atroet, a Per son who understands Dairy-work and Manago ment of Clotted Cream. __ WANTED, Situation by Man and Wife, no ohildron ; Wifo good Cook. Hovwe keoper, and Needlewoman; Man accustomed to Cattle and Horses, good Milkor, and Axe Man, —"A-F./STABOffICO. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to tho Dressmaking. — Mrs Jenkins, Templo of Fashion, Newmarket. A_\TED, Young Ladies wishing to become good Cooks or Housekeepers to apply early and avoid disappointment. Tho next Quarter will begin on the Ist of December. A vacancy for two bo»rdors,-Mra H. L. Short, Day-street, oil' Bcroßlord-dtroot (Mr Uorapatna new building). ■■ ■ ;'■■ -* _' "WT ANTED, 5 Generals, 3 Housemaids, V T 3 Nursoglrls, at once; Bplondid places, good wagea.—A. MoLcod'a Koglstry, St. Mary a Road, Ponsonby. W" ANTED, Young Gentleman Boarder, flvo minutoß' from Qucon-streot; terms moderate. — Apply Bolmont House, Nolaon -Btroot (3rd houeo paat Schools). WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to tho Dressmaking.—Apply to Misa Ohriatlo, .franklin Road. . ANTED, a respectable Girl as General Servant.-Apply Mrs Kasdown, Queen-street. W~ ANTED, a Junior for tho Drapery. Good rcferonpes required.—P. W.d.M., Stah Office. | . WANTED, a Good General Servant.— "Apply to Mrs Scott, Northcote. W~^ ANTED, by a respectable young Lady, a Furnished Bedroom; noar Queeri-stroor.—For addreßS, apply Btar Office. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Jameß Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelaon streets. WANTED, a Girl about 15 or 1(5, to mako herselt \ißCful in a Laundry.— Apply Mra Cox, Lorne-stroet ANTED, 3 first-class Coatmakers and a Prosser.—New Zoaland Tweed ;Co., Shortland-Btreot. « '. ■ XXT ANTED, a strong Boy to deliver YV parcels, ono khowlns: town well pre ferred.—Apply to Munro and Mllllgan, Hobson strcet^jjotwecn 5 and 0 o'clock thla evonlaß. ANTED, a Porson to wait on two, in family; a Widow with^ child not objoctod to.—Address " A.D.C.," Poßt-olllce. ■^17 ANTED, a good General Smith and a V T good Horae dhoer; also, a strong Boy.— Apply early. Dock Iron Works. U_jtoma-Btroet. WANTED, a eood Housemaid.—Apply Flagstaff Hotel, DBVonport, , ANTED, Kespeotable Girl about 18 y oars of ago for house work.—Apply Mra F. Gary .-Lower Htbaon-streot. ■. WANTED, a Man for the Country; one that can use an axo.—Apply C. Khodcß, Fort-Btrect. ne-t Fish Factory. ■' ANTED, a Man for the Pantry; must understand waiting.—Apply to C. Canning;. St.'Mungo Cafe. , WANTED, Comfortable Six or Seven roomed Detached "House, 'within ono or two miles of Queen-Btreet; must have good water supply and stabling, and good view.— Full partfo-lara to P. 0., Box 18. WANTED, Butchws to Know Boveral Stalls to Let in South Wing of Market House.—Apply to Thofl. Slater. Weighbridge Office. - ' ; WANTED TO LET, Large Furnished Front Boflroom, Buitablo for two gentle men; good view; terms easy.—Apply John Tuckey. Undertaker, Vlctoria-Btreet West. "1117 ANTED TO BENT, an 8 or 10-roomed W House; Dovonport preforred.—AddreßS, stating terms, to "■8.P.," Stab Office. WANTED, 3 or 4 Respectable Men aa Boarders. Terms, '18s por'weck. wasW Ing 'Included.—Apply Mrs Grogan, oppoalttf Lorno-atreet Hall. . W' ANTEb, Board and Residence for a ■Lady, and to tako charge of a baby 4 hours daily; inußt be near Borosford School.— ApplyMr knight. St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, Householders to remember, Wednesday tho Sale of A. O. Stephon son's Dripory Stock commences, at 8. Coombea and Co.'b. : WANTED, a Baker for the Country.— Apply to R. Nairn. Grocer, Parnell. ANTED KNOWN—Lamb from 2a per quarter.^-T.S.Mead'and Co., City Market. ' '" ' — ANTED KNOWN—Beef and Mutton from «d per fldund.-T. S. Mead, and Co.. City Market. ' TI7ANTED KNOWN,— Cheap Drapery, Yt Cheap Clothing, Cheap Millinery. Com petition dorfed. Come and judge yonrselves.- J. H. Hannan, Draper, Milliner, and Clothier. THrANTED KNOWN-.■—■The Primeßt YY Meat Co-operative Butchery. 62, Wake fleld-street; being cash buyors, can soU cheaper than other oatabluhmenta. ■' ; WANTED KNOWN —Scarce Goods just to hand—Out Lire Corsets, 30 to 36 Inch, at 7s 6d, worth 10s 6d.-James Scutt, Lon don House, Victoria and Nelson streets. . TITANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocke VY to Clean and Repair, atT.Nutaford'a, Watohmaker, Victoria - Btreet (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. 'i j WANTED SEEN — The Wonderful fresh bargains in Furniture and Fur nishing Goods-At Damplor's Hobaon-Bt. Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Great reduction on Handsomely Bound Books; large Pictorial World. Belgravla. Chambers' Journal, etc.. reduced from 3a Od to 2s 6d each; Shakspere, with lifo complete, ss, reduced to 2a Lots of now Novpls reduced to Is 3d each, etc.. eto.—At Dampier'a Hobaon street Shop. 'xkr ANTED KNOWN. -- Those who VY would like to place their rent to theii waees, and have a houso of their own, should apply at once to T. S. Jackson and Son, 3rd Avenue, Kingsland Estate. TTfAITTED TO BELL OK LET, an YV Old-estabUahcd Goneral Store situated in a loading suburb ; the stock to be taken ai valuation. The preecnt owner giving up on be count of iUhealth.-InquiroMr H. B. Morion Cuatoma-Btreet. • WANTED KNOWN—That Tapp _ Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-street jnexi Colson'B, BookseUersl.are seUine off their laret and assorted stock of Bootß and Shoes atgreatlj reduced prices for cash only. Enormous ascri ncea. No reasonable offer refused during tht sale. The public aro particularly requeated U notice the prices in the window before purohas Ing elsewhere,— Tapp & Co.. Victoria-street. CIOOK. — Wanted,, a good Cook in t J genflenian'a family.-Apply Stab Office. "DOY WANTED.—AppIy Sharland anc Xj Co., Chemists, Victorla-Btreet East.



WANTED KNOWN—That Abyssinian Gold and Silver-plated ArUstio Jewel lery Is supplied at Goodson's London Arcado, at lowest-prices and selections from the largest stock In town. . ■ . '■* \\T ANTED WIDELY KNOWN—Just IT to hand, choice lot of Tapestry Carpots, at Is 6id, Is 9Jd, 23 Od yard; Rugs to match, 3s 9d each.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. - ■-■ ANTED SEEN-Noyelties at ipw. prices In Straw Hats, Bonnets, &o.— James Scutt, London Mouse, Victoria and- Nel son streets. ! fr>* WANTED KNOWN, that the Sale of .the Stock of A. O. Htephenaon, Kuru neahape Road, will commence on Wednesduy, fit S. Codiiibes and Co.'s. " *' jr'-'1-?1 WANTED KNOWN— That-1 have ' Houaoß, 4to 7 rooms; also, ten splendid Building Allotments from £1 per foot.—Apply, before 9 or after 5, G. Sage, OUphant-sU'eet Ponaonby. '-^ WANTED KNOWN-Cash Boxes, from 2s lid; Largo Bottles Good Black or Coloured Ink. fid; Small Bottles Ink. Id; Rulers, fid; Letter Clips, fid; Purses, fid; Tobacco Pouches, Cd; Splendid Hammers, Is 3d; Napkin Rings, Id—At Damplcr'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 Rao, Pawnbroker. WANTED KNOWN, Free Passes on all Tramcars, Omnibuses, and Ferry Boats to all visiting tho Groat Sale of A. O. Htephenson's Drapery and Clothing Stock at S, Cooinbos and Co. s. \\T ANTED KNOWN, that we are selling TT soveral Desperate Lines, bought for Cash, and which cannot be equalled at any Sale now going on in Auckland, at the Bon Marcli6. WANTED KNOWN—BargainsinDress Materials-rWe are Selling 70 Pieces of beautiful Silky Lustres, all new Summer Shades, at BJd per yard, well worth Is od.—D McPherson, Drapor, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN—A splendid lot of Beiges for Costumes at 6jd, and Dia mond do. at!7Ja.—James Soutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN-flonest value in Lace Curtains, G yards long, from 3s fid upwards.—James Soutt, London House, Victoria and Nolnon Btreotfl. ANTED, one trial in Dressmaking to ensure liberal support, first of » tyle, bost work and finish; moderate charges.—James Soutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED KNOWN-That Stove Ornaments are a specialty in choapness and varltty at Goodson's London Arcade. . W" ANTED KNOWN-That for Christ mas and Birthday Cards, the largest Bolootlon is at Goodaon'e London Arcade. WANTED, Canvassers for the Acoide.nt Insurance Association of New Zealand. Good terms to competent men. Bond required. —Apply at Offices, Palmorston Buildings.— Arthur E. Lewis, Manager. W "ANTED KNOWN. — Grand line of White Handled Hair Brushes, 9d; Dressing Combs Sd, 6d, andOd; Pocket Combs, 2d; Tooth Combs, 2d; Square Looking Glasses, 6.1; Oval Carved Da. Is; largo packets of Violet Powdor, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 cakos for Is —At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN.that Electro-plated Goods and Cutlery are obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade, good and cheap. Books and Stationery aro the oheapest in town, being sold at English prloon. \\J ANTED—When yon are In flobson- V T street call and Bee the large and choice stock of Mosgiel and Bannookburn Twsods, for the present season, at Mnnro and MUUgan's. W ANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards- Charles Kelsey and Co. have just oponod up thoir new Christmas Cards, which for beauty of design could scarely bo surpassed; should be seen early.—Charlea Kehey and Co., 120, Qiieen-stroet WANTED K!NOW N- That R. TUDKROFB, Plumber, Wellosley street, always keeps In stock a splondid assort ment of Gasallers, Gas Brackets, Pendants, and Gas Globeß of nowest designs; also, a good stock of Electric Bells and Flttlngn, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every requisite of tho trade. Liberal nllowanoo made to tho trade, ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies Out-doo)r Bhoes (not slippers mind), 4s 6d; Ladleo' Oxford and Dorby Walking Shoes, 5s Od; Maids' Sigh Lest Button Boots, 3a: Infanta' Felt Boots, Id; Infants' High Leg Button Boots, Is 9d. at Qampior's Boot Shop, Vlctorla-atroet, and at Parnoll, opposite the Barrel Hotel. - ANTED KNOWN.—Handsome Stuflcd Couches, 14s Od and 19s Gd; hand somoStuirodCtialrs, 10s; dies taofDriiwerfl.HhiM; Waahstands, 6h lid; Colonial Couohos, 5s 3d; Stretchers, Be; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Racks, 1b Od.—At Damplor's Hobson-tt Shop. WANTED' KNOWN—That Sterling Gold and Silver Watches and Jewellery aro supplied at Uie/ilowest price in town at Goodaon'a LondonjArcado.. ' TXT ANTED KT^OWN—Another Lot V T of Bargains in Boota, including Men's E S. Boots, our own make, something astonish ng, 10s Od; Men's Auckland-mado Bluchers, is lid; Mon'n handsome, durable, Patent joather Slippersi 2a 9d: Men's real Buff Slippers, 2s lid, usual prlco sfl, at Dampier's Boot Shop', Vlctoria-strcpt, and at Farnell, op posito Barrel Hotel. W" ANTED KNOWN—Wonderful free bargains In Music, Including Piano Shop Music, Is lid. per dox., some of them marked 4s each. Also, a grand lino ,of Violin Mualc, Is the book; Homy's oelebmto4 Pianc fprto Tutors, half-price, Is fid. Czorny's 101 Exercises, a quarter the market price, Is—At Dampier'a Hobson-strcet Shop. .- | - W' ANTED KNOWN—For 3 manths from date I will sell lines of Household furniture, &0., &0., removed to my commodious Mercantile Salo-rooms for convenience of sale, on SPECIALbY ADVANTAGKOUS TERM^ 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 olfer every facility to his clients to enable them to realise. All who aro disposing of Housos cr Furniture should see the under signed FORTHWITH. Thisiß GKNUINK.-J. It? Randerson, Auctioneer. Weokly Sales or dally if required. : _ WANTED, the Owners of Hotels, Hostaurants, and all Householders to know that the New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) aro giving the highest prloe for Bones at their DopSt, Customs-street \v> st, and that arrange, ments have besn made for collection on appllca. tion at the DepOt, to the agent. Kobt. Geo. Hill. ANTED KNOWN—More Bargains In Boots, inoludlnff Ladies' Kid E.S. Boots, in (Id and as Od: Superior Fanor-stitohpd Boots. 6s Od; grand lino of Ladies' S.E. High Ceg Morocco Boots, (la 6d; Ladles' High Heel Prunella Boots. 4s Od; Superior Ladles' High Elect Prunella Boots, all blbos, 6b and is fid, at Dampier'e Boot Shop, Victorla-stroet, and at Parnell, opposite tho Barrel Hotel. W" ANTED KNOWN—Very wide Table Olloloth, Is per yard; Stair Oilcloth, fid; Striped Carpet, Is; Handsome China Mat ing, 8d; Parlour Door Mats. Is lid; Hearth Runs. 4s lid; nice lino of Splash Mats foe Wash- Btands, fid—At Dampier'a Hobaon-street Shop. W~~ ANTED, the public to call at the Bon March* without delay, and boo their Suiting Tweeds, worth 4s to 4s Gd, for Is Hid a yard; also Taffeta Gloves, worth Is lid, tor Is. __ W- ANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. reoolva .Monthly Parcels of Jewellery. In this way their stock la kept well assorted with all the newest goods. No Imita tions aro kept on the premises. Everything guaranteed real Gold or Silver.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120. Queen-street. WANTED, Ladies to know that we are offering about 200 Dozen Straw Hate and Bonnots, from lid each to 10b"Cd: All-wool Beiges,' ■worth Is, for B}d a yard". Loco Cur tains, from 2s lid a pair.—Bon Marohe, 247, Quoon^treot. ' WANTED, all Buyers of Ready-made Clothing to'pay a visit to London House, whero no puff Is needed. Men's Tweed and Sorgo Suite from IBs 9d to ffife; Men's Diagonal Coats, from 18b 9d; Men's Twood Trousers and Vest, from 10s M ; Mon's Job Serge Troußere, 4s Gd; Men's Job Twoed Trousore, 4s lid; Mon's Job Nelson Trousorß, 7b lid; Boys' Braided Knicker Sults,.4B lid to 21s Od, all lined; Jersey Suits, fis lid, vory cheap; Mon's Shirts. Is to 7s 6d each; Boys' Snlrta, from 9Jd; Felt Hats, from 11 Jd; Ties, Collars, Studs, eto., etc.-James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson Btreots. '";'"' \ ' "': ,__. WANTED KNOWN-i-More Bargains in Boota for balls1, parties, eto,, including Ijadies* White MaroeUa Boots. 2s and 3s 64 •, Children's White J_id Boots, 2s, eto., at Dam plor's Boot Shop,-Victoria-street, and at Parnell, opposite the Barrel Hotel. " ANTED SEEN—The following Tin ware -.-Candlesticks,'4d;' Pannlkms, 2d; Tinplates, Id; Tea Bottles, 8d; Saufcopans, lOd; Kettles, fs'lld; Billies, 9dJ Colanders. Is 8d; Baking Tina,' 8d; Meat Tins. 2d to Is; Hand Basins, lid's Spittoons, ls.-rAt Dampier's Hob; son-street Shop. v ANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks of all kinds,, the prices of the London Arcade are unequalled for cheapness. WANTED KNOWN-That for Fancy Goods generally, Noveltleß speolally and useful goods equally, the London Arcado contains the greatest variety, and at the lowest prices. ANTED, Furniture Dealers and Up holaterers to Know, oapital opening in Market Houso, South Wing; rent low.—Apply T. Slater. Weighbridge Office. ANTED, everybody to know that R. Redforn, Photographer. 270, Queon street, has opened a Branch Studio, Victoria Road, Devonport. , TTTTANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables, 5s V T 6d; Toilet Tableß, 4s lid; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen Tables, 8a fid, 10b, 11s j Meatsafes, 8s 6d; Kitchen Dressers, 393—at Dampier'g Hobson-atreet Bhop. VST ANTED KNOWN. — Glass Uream T T Jugs, 4d; Glass Sugar Basins, 6d; Soup Plates, 3d : Bread Knives (soiled), 3d and 4d; Bedroom Toilet Seta, 7s 3d; American Brooms, 8d; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japannod Slop Pails, 38 3d—At Dampior'a Hobson-street Shop, WANTED KNOWN — Mr Askew's "Fire Of Life" cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, &c. Sold In Bottles, is, Is 6d. 2s 9d. Itnevor fails to cure !— Three doors from Young Men's Christian Asso ciation. Albert-street. ■ WANTED KNOWN. — More bargains in Boots, including great line of Goloshed House Boots, 3s 9d; _adios' Handsome Patent Leather Slippers, 2s 6d; Ladles' Prunella Slip pers, 3s fid—at Dampior'a 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 Fastener?■ 6d the box; Button Hooks, Id; Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair; Cotton Lacea, 3d per do»sn; Cork Soles. 2ft, at Dampior'a Boot8ho& mo toria-Btreet, and at Parnell, opposite the Barrel HoiSl,-.;,-: ! :: '■■ r-cjjyftS |



WANTED, at once, a respectable Boy, 11 or 15, for a butcher's shop. — Mi Brearley, Victoria-street. .- W ANTED,, Improvers and Apprentices . to Dressmaking; also, Apprentices'to Millinery andfSalesi-^Apply'D. vy. Jack and Co.. Ponsoßby3Road. \ '* 1 •■ t : ■. t WANTED, for a few- weeks, a General Servant; to sleep at home; references required.—Apply Office oi this Paper. _- WANTED, Barmaid, Waitress, Waiter, two Women Cooks (town), Generals, Lady Help (town).—Mrs Klsmore's. v - .;} WANTED, two Painters andJajPajße.ri hanfter, for piecework.—Apply Tonight, T. Morrow, Painter, Clifton Villa, OHphant-ut., Ponaonby. ■' - :;': v . . "ViTANTED, two respectable Girls as TT Apprentices to the Dressmaking.— Apply early to Miss Gllmour, Symond-street, opposite Wind Mill. ; WANTED KNOWN.—Men's Hard Felt Hats, £a 9d; Men's Cabbage-tree Hats, Sa Od.—J. Green, 85. Victorla-Btroet. X\T ANTED KNOWN.—Men's undressed Yt Shirts, from Belfast, at 4s and 4s 6d. Bettor than 7b 6d dressed ShirtS.-J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. ; . ■ •--.' WANTED KNOWN.-Regatta, at 3s 6d and 3s 9d, and with 2 Collars, ss. We have seen no shirts as good at the price.—J. Green, 85, Ylotoria-street. WANTED KNOWN;—Woollen Tweed Trousers, Auckland mode, at 11s 6d; mixed do., 10s per pair (a bargain). — J, Green, 85, Victoria-street. ■ WANTED KNOWN.— Men's White Dross Shirts at 3a Cd; Men's Under shirts, Is 8d; Working Shirts, lined baoks, 3s.— J. Green, 85, Vlctoria-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN. — Men's Norfolk Bows, Bd, Od, and Is; Cabinet Scarfs, is; Windsor Scarfs, all prices. — J. Green, 85, Vlo toria-Btreet. -■' "'^ -i w-•..,.-■ . ■~-.. TTITANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Stays, Is, T T 2s Cd, to 15s, at 3s lid; extra Strong and Durable, at Us; for best wear, at 15b, for special occasions;—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. Y^r-ANTED KNOWN-Woollen Twilled TrF Dress-Belies, 6}d! jper;yard.;6s.6d per dozen; Checked Galatea Gingham's,.2Jd yard.— X Qreerf, 8i: Viotorla-Btreet-. * * *■' " XITANJED .KNOWN-Girls1 Garters, 2d TT per pair; Girls' Stay Bands, Od'eaoh; Girls' Dark Stockings (fashioned), at la.-J. Green. 85, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-Finlay's Twilled Sheeting, 2 J yards wide. 2s 6d; Twilled Sheeting, 2} yards-wide, 1b; Od per yard;—J, Green, 85, victoria-street ■■-•■>*-■■- WANTED KNOWN, that I can Sell you an Acre of Land for what you would pay for aa Allotment elsewhere; terms easy.—T. Barnes, Mount RoaklU Road. TITANTBD KNOWN-New Potatoes, T T 121bs for is; 4b Od per bag.—W. Sanford, Vietorla-atreet, corner of Albertstroot. , . WANTED, People to Read Things that Speak foe Themselves I —J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street East, does his own Cutting, and pays a very small rent; therefore ho is ablo to' make Garments to Order at same price as Shops 801 l Heady - made Clothes. - Be. i. Well-shrunk Serge Butt*,.. R...i .. 210 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Suits 2 lfi 0 Well-shrank Fancy Coat, -Vest, and Trousers .. ... ■..,:■■'..• .. 88 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers '.. .. 012 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. ..OUO Well-shrunk Tweed Troussrs • .. _ 017 0 First-class Tweed Trruaerr .. .. Tl' 0' Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou sers -■•>..■«■ ■j-.r1.v0 0 Mosgiol Tweed Suit, well-shrunk .. '■ 8 10 0 Moaglel Tweed Buit well-shrunk ..100 Best of any kind oi Tweed.. .. : ,„ 410. 0 J. H. D. Imports dlreot from tho Manufac turers, and thus saves the Merchant's Profit, giving tho benefit to his Customers.—Note tho Address: J. H. DALTON. City -Tailoring Establishment, Vlotorla-street East; (opposite GoodBon'B), and at Camoron-gtreet, Whangarel/ X*J ANTED KNOWN-Chbap TntßMJi TT Cbbap Timber! And all other Miida 1 of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goldik, Albert-street. . W ANTED—Wantod to Sell, very Cheap, Largo Bottles of Hair Oil, only 0a; Castor Oil, 6d, 3 bottles for Is; Salad Oil, fid; 'laid Matches, Od dozen;. Safety Matches, id; "in Boxes Matches, la 6d; Washing Powder, 6d dozen; large So^p Powders, 8 for 6d ;■ Hudson's Kxtraot of Boapf 4 for 6d fNutmogaj 3d ounce; Orange Marmalade, ?fldi tin,-2 for lid;' Ginger Vino, 29 bottle; Umejuleo, 8d battle; .Glass Jugs, Od; Wine Glasses, 3d, 2s dozen'; Glass Tumblers, 2d and 3d, 2s dozen; Dried Apples, 3d lb; Epsom Salts, 4d dozen packets; Water Bottles, fid and 9d; Glass Decanters. Is: Bath Moke, M. 2 for Sd: large Teatriys,, U 3d! aixed Spice, id »aO_efc.*< ■foi'.MJLwljlta.anJt Gold China Cups and Saucers, 8s 8d dozen; W hlte Stone Cups and Saucers, 3s 0d dozen; Whltp and Gold Jugs, 3s set; Boot Protectors, 3d box; Card's, 4d dozen; 1 largo Bible, with coloured plates, only £1 7e 6d; Exercise Hooka, 2d and 3d, sOd and 2s fid dozen; Japanese Gloss, only 4d lottlo; Roblnson'B Patent Groats, fid tin; Iron Laata, Is 6d to Ss.-H.WATT, Pltt-Btreot. BOOT TRADE,—Wanted, respectable strong Lads as Apprentices at the bench. —J. Trcn with's Boot Factory, Wakeileld-street. For Sale. TjIQR SALE, at MOUNT EDEN, some V of the FINEST ALLOTMENTS In this ocallty, having frontagog to Owen's Road and Mountain Reserve, with cheap pasturage; lavo tho sun all day. Also, VERY HAND*. IO&1E VILLA RESIDENCE, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con venlenoe; 'buses pass constantly. — Edward Vayte. House, Estate, and Moaotary : ,Ag-nt, [TIOR SALE "(Cheap), a comfortable ilvo- V roomed Cottage, situated in Pollen-street, Burrey Hills; only«Z3cuanrequired,balance on easy terms.-Apply to P. Hastings, Corner of Pollon-atreet and Crammer Road. OR SALE, Ustful Young Cow, near calvlnK; owner no place to Keep hot ln.— Apply John Heatherington. Epsom. B\OR SALE, the Lease of an Allotment w in Boreßford-Btreot, adjoining the Western 'ark.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Houso, Land and Estate Agents. <.-.,p,5-a .>- j > FOR SALE, a New House of Eight Rooms, flvo minutes from Victoria Wharf, overlooking olty and harbour; volcanio soil: gas and water laid on.—Apply to J. Trayes, Rattniy-street. Ntyth Shore? Vf I?■ i y FOR SALE, 3 Prominent 60 Years' Leasehold Allotments hi Wellosley-strcot, one of tho loading thoroughfares from Queen- Blrout; suitable for superior business premises. Tho tramway and the increasing business traffic offers ovory? possibility ofsthft.property being an oxcellent Investment* -Prlos reason able.—For terms, eto., apply to tho New Zoaland House. Land, and Estate Agency. High-street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, 6 Allot ments at Remuora, fronting Arney Jreseent, and adjoining tho rcsldenco of R. Binney, Esq. The Allotments command the choicest Viows in Romuora, and will be sold elthor as a whole or In lots to suit purchasers;' price, from 40s per foot.-J. M. Lennox, Land Agent.Queen-street. ...... .. . ... A CENTRAL Grocery and Fruit Business for Sale; Rood reason for giving up.—Apply " Congou." Stab Office. fi ROCERY BUSINESS For Sale, in one \JT Of tho boat thoroughfares In the city. The business has been long established, and is doing a large and increasing family trade, requiring no " cutting." i The turnover avenges £123 per weok. There is ample accommodation for etorago, and Inoludlngr 1) welUnjj-houso, Stables, etc.. the rental does not exceed £3 per week. Stock amounts to about £1,000. and can be re duced considerably. Book Debts may be taken over or not at the option of purchaser, and to an approved man liberal terms will bo offered. W. L. MITCHELL, , • : 8, Mercantile Chambers. WOOD-STREET.—For Sale, Villa Resi dence, slated roof, commanding a magnificent view of tho harbour; 7 rooms, large and lofty (llftsjtuds), bathroom, eto., and everything to make a oompleto Family Residence. Concrete walks, etc. Price, £850. CRUMMER ROAD, Surrey Hills,-7 roomed Slated Villa. To be sold at once. A great bargain for £050. £30 CASH—For a nice, new 4-roomed Cottage and Scullery, on grand Allotment, Has fjtt-streot, 40 x 173. The balance on easy terms. £20 CASH.—Within 10 minutes' walk of Karangahapo Tramcar. I can sell a neat f our roomed Coliige with soullery, iron roof; good Allotment (Commercial Road). The balance can bo paid on Building Society terms. LINCOLN-STREET-For Sale, a small Cottage, with Shop attached, with good Stable and large Allotment. £20 cash, the balance on easy terms. ' ■ ' ' ARCH HILL—A very cheap Verandah CottSge.'wiUlirep'istersrates. £24Q, ALLOTMENTS at low prices, Mount Roskill. MOUNT BDEN—Very superior Villa Residences at prices from £175 to £650. MOUNT-ALBERT—A neat little Cottage on rich volcanic soil, for only £350. The above properties are offered at such prices as will secure a quick sale. Buyers are also invited to read my other ad vertisements in " Herald"nnd 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. T\ EVONPORTj FOR SALE, with immediate possession, a new 7-roomed House, well situated, with magnifloent aca viow. Price, £375-Apply . R. & R. DUDER, T> O C X V N 0 0 X, ±\) ROCKY NOOK. - THE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS In this well-known and popular Township ar« FOR SALE OF EASY TERMS. M For persons indelicate health, seeking'for BUILDING SITES, Combining the requkementa of Aag^floen) view and volcanic soil, these Allotments are UNMVAI.LED. Thn nnw bridtre over the railway crossing OB BB&aa? llir . tf\i:'\ *' '■/."■■■■ ■'-■ • ■ i? *, *e%olmiit you)&Medfea:lM«il. If * MR EWINGTON la my Agent.



Business Notices. T^OTICE .OF PARTNERSSIPr I desire to notify to my numerous Friends and Customers that I ihave tthis day takon into Partnership with me, MR HENRY YOUNG, fot several years representing Messrs Turnbull, Smith and Co., of wellin<?ton, and the Bnsiness will hi future be carried on under the style or firm of W. H. Fenton and Co. . • \: W.BL FENTON. , . NjR^W. H. F. takes this opportunity of re- i turning his sincere thanks to the public for their ■liberal tfatronaee during the past fourteen years, and trusts that a yet greater measure of support may be accorded to the New Firm. W. H. FENTGN. "Ojr ft? FENTON & CO. TT • (By appointment of His ExceUency : ': the Governor), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. W.ttIFBNTONV 5 HENRY YOUNG. Hat and Cap Manufacturers, Shirtmakers. Hosiers. Glovkrs, and ■ ; .r Gbntlbmen'sMkrcers. , Importers of the Newest Styles of Portman-' teaux, Travelling Trunks and Bags, Silk Coats, Waterproofs, Umbrellas, Rugs, Shirt Suites, &c, &c. Shirts, Pajamas, Cricketing, Lawn Tennis, and Boating Suits made to msasure. Hats and Caps of every description made to order. ..:"■;.•", :•;. ■ : i i ■ s HATS AND GENTLEMENS MERCERY. Customers wUI have by far the largest Stock in New Zealand to select from, as the extensive additions made to our premises will enable us to show a splendid variety of New Goods, specially ordered by U9, large shipments of which are just to hand. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO CUSTOMERS. From this date Customers will receive a dis count of s'por cent oif.all flash purohases, and 2 J per cent, off monthly pay monta, ," I INTERCOLONIAL CUSTOMERS. Orders from aU parts, of the colonies- wiUrre ceive prompt attention. MR YOUNG will take (the entire management of the Gentlemen's Mercery Department, and from his extensive experience andspeoial knowledge of that Branch of the Business, tho Public can depend upon procuring the Choicest Quality of ■ Goods and Latest Novelties, imported direct from the Best English, Continentall and Ameri can Manufacturers. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE • 219-QUEEN-STREET--2W ' - b • ■ ■ AUOICI.AND. A GOOD DINNER SERVICE Of 28 pieoes, only lls. A FRESH STOCK Of LARGE _, CUPS and SAUCEBS, in different _ nj patterns, at is. ' ' • m P MORE CHEAP PLATES AND Wl r. DlSHEß.^Pheasant Plates. 2s and ? i ■! upwards; Pheasant Dishes, Od and v M upwards. H W Also, CHINA and GLASSWARE in X P variety, oSfop and good. H 3 TOILET SETS (aU quaUHes). t> ■:; ;*,.TRINKET SETB, LOOKING B >H GLASSES, Sec., Sec. g iS{ FANCY. GOODS OF EVERY DES- Q S CRIPTION.-A Good Assortment, H p at Low. Prices. „ • 5Q| JIJST OPENED, Some Beautiful Sub- O Eh Jeots in PARIAN STATUARY j g 3 also. RAISED FLOWERED *t) 5 !. f.OHINA BASKETS, JARS, t"1 «,: t POTS. &c, &o. Kj "I VERY CHEAP. M *3 JJINNER KNIVES, is 6d dozen: H fil + USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHErf O 3 UTENSILS^fcciEGG BEATERS, W "3 Is ; CANDLESTICKS. 0d ; W h, aw* 141, SiU lampST Stove ornaments, £[ GLASS SHADES AND STANDS, In i aUsiieai - 1 \ \ * - < > •*- HANGHkIQ) & GRANWELL, t& THE DIRECT SUrPLY STORE, "6J . 249—Qokkn-st., Auckland.—249 $tig(£tik DCKLAND, SEE THE EXHD3ITION smwt ww&jfei&m goods, W. P. OGILVIE'S NBW4>RA#ERY AND MILLINERY ES' TABLISHMENT, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, , _ Qomni.onctoK7.So p.m., closing 10,30. VICTOR I A HOU.SBi VICTORIA-ST. WEST, CORNEB OS1 GRAHAM-BTRKET. INSPECTION INVITED DURING THE DAYTIME. MEAT! MEAT!! MEAT!!! H. WILLIAMS loirs to inform the Inhabitants of the Surrey Hills Estate, Ponsonby, and adjoining districts, that he has OPENED A BUTCHER'S SHOP on the Ponsonby ROad, Surrey Hills, noarPollen %treeti and would soUcit"a- Share WPublic Patronage. Ho will keep meat of the best quality, and will sell at reasonable prices. l^mlQeV waited I upon for xorders. Goods delivered, f L& > h', I. BILLIARD TABLE, Maker G. Wright and Co., London. Best, solid mahogany table with chandelier and every requisite for a Billiard Room, complete, £135. Time payments can be arranged.—l 2 PIANOS, by Paul Erard, at wholesale cobMo clear, JB2.— A. Jl. NATHAN, Palmerston BuUdtogsTCus toifls-itreet. i 6 i,,.|. ..> Jj.y^.£\-t..j J?~t i\ T0 £10,000 LENT on Building db J- " Booioty principlos.or on other terms o suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on Weekly Payment System, iortgage* and Loans negotiated.; See List of Properties for Sale on first'page.l Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for Investment— C. WiliiAMSon, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street. Auckland. DEMETRE COTTAGE, Lower Chapel street.—A tow Respectable Men can find a Comfortable Home at this residence.' Terms moderate. "VTOTICE.— Ladios requiring Cheap Sum- Jl.™ Millinery should try Fernandez's, New ton; 1,000 Ladies and Children's Straw Hats at from 6d each. /CIGARS CHEAP I—Two-year-old "Sir \J Robert Peel "Cigars at 8 for Is.—Fredk. WhiteOßad, Victoria-street OARBi AND RESIDENCE, good and comfortable, 18s week.—lnquire Spring Cottage, Nelson-Btreet (corner Welloaloy-itreot), five miutes to Sawmills and Queen-street BIRKENHEAD. — Sunriydde Gardens. —Mrs Jonklnson is now ready to rcoolvo Visitors. Strawberries and I Fresh ' Cream always ready. Board and Residence. /WARS CHEAP j-Two-year^ld • Sir VV Robert Pool" Cigars at 8 for Is.—Fredk. wnltehettd, Victoria-street. /CHARCOAL, 4s 6d per Sack; special XJ terms for laree quantities. First-class Sating .Potatoes on hand.—W. G., Durham, Bllioit-street V ■\TQTICE.-J. M Haslett, Builder, Fort- J3 street, has now moved into his New Workshop adjoining the Fort-street entranco to Poßt-offlce. T>IGEONS BOUGHT in any quantity.— XT Apply King's Arms Hotof, Upper, Pitt stroet, "Newton. ♦'- ■ - CIGARS CHEAP |—sfwo.year-old " Sir RobertPeel"Cigars at 8 for I».^*redk. Whltehead, Victorla-stjcet. . , DEAD THlS.—Men's Tweed Suite, com- Jl plete, 183 Od; Trousers and Vests. 18s 6d; Men's Tweed and Sergo Trousers, 63 lid.—Fer nandoz Clothlor, Newton. - ~ ...y, WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS Is imitated. May this ' * -caution be serviceable. Avoid all bnlta tions. ' "■,"'' : SUCH BARGAINS .in Drapery: and Clothing To-morrow 1 From A. O. Stephon son'B StpcßT-At a Cooinbßs and Co.'s, ._, LOOK Out for the Sale of 4,0. Stophen ' son's Stock at S. Coombe.s and Co.'s, on Wednesday next—S> Coombes afld Co, : THE GREAT SALE of A. O. Stephen son's' Drapery and Clothing Stock To morrow I—At S. Coombes and Co.'s. O - MORROW, A.' O. Stephensori's Drapery and Clothing Stock will be Sold by 8. Coombes and Co. .* ■ ■■■ : . ■ (PJREAT Sale of A. O. Stephenson's VJT Drtpery and Clothing Stock on Wednes day next, at 3. Coombes and Co.'s. - mHE GREAT SALE of A. O. Stephen- JL son's Drapery and Clothing Stock To morrow i—At S. Coombea and Cc's. OUCH BARGAINS in Drapery and O Clothing Tomorrow I From A. 0. Stephen son's Stock I—At S. Coombes and Co.'s.« ; "OEMEMBER, A. O. Stephenson's Dra- JL\) pery and Clothing Stock for Sale at S. Coombes and Co.'a, on Wednesday next 0-MORROW, A. O. Stephenson's Drapery and-Clothing Stock will be Sold by S..Coombes and Co. ' " * riIGARS CHEAP,!-Two-year-old "Sir \J Robert Peel" Cigars, at 8 for le,—SVedk. Whitehead, Victoria-strreet. riIHK GREAT SALE of A. OVStephen- Jl son's Drapery and Clothing Stock To morrow I—At 8. Coombea and Co.'s. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. —No famUy Bhojld W be without it. It is the purest and beßt stimulant obtainable. 'riIGARS CHEAP l-^°-y,ear:olclJl?f \y Robert Peel" Cigars at Bfor Is.—Fredlt Whltehoad. Victoria-street. ~ T" O-MOKROW, A. U. ateuheiisou'a IJropery and Clothing Stock wfll be Sold hvS. Coombes and Co. CNUCH1 BARGAINS in Drapery; and O Clothing To-morrow I From A. O. Stephen son's StockPAt S. Coombes and Co.'s. CIGARS CHEAP !—Two-year-old " Sir Robert Peel" Cigars at 8 for Is.—Fredk. Whltehead. Victoria street. /^HAFF! CHAFF 1 CHAFF I—Nowlm v 7 hand, 3,000 Sacks of. very bright Mixed Oaten Hay Chaff; clean,«well cat, and Ten sweet; Prio*por ton, «5, or 2s Bd por%ack, fIS Uvered in Auckland; or £410s to Baird'a Whart or PapatpLtoi.—Orders punctpally attended to 'by*R.*a.*Recleti*BaleiC Ocahuhu, qr Mr. A. Buoklandj Haymarket ■;



Public NoUces. -bjiK<- ■ ■ . ■■■;■■ nraffi Art Union Drawing of prizes for *TT Vftrks of Ait. &c. in aid of Saint Bene diot's Church Fund took place at the Saored Heart School yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a huge number of Subscribers. The following is a list of the prize winners:—No. 973, 13th prize; 48J, 21st; 1053. 31st; 1860, 4th: 774, 20th; 905. sth; 650.3rd; 1670,15 th: 148, 33rd ; 1069, 6th; 305, 17th; 1375, 7th; 2080. 26th; 190. 2nd; 797, 12th: 13. 18th; 2056, 27th; 1480, 22nd; 1156.10 th ; 1691. Bth; 1437,35 th; 462,25 t h; 9(9.9th; 1721.32 nd; 83, 34th; 291, 11th; 350,15t; 1252, 28th; 1216, 24th : 1405, 23rd; 501,16 th; 1428, 29th; 615.30 th ; 941,14 th ; 1307,19 th. On receipt of the tickets corresponding-with the above numbers, an order will be given by the Secretary for the delivery of the Prizes. O.MAHON. Hon. Sec. Church Committee. . October 31,1884. *^ /"VRANGE INSTITUTION, JkB 1 grand lodge, n.z. k~" tfttjEEs^i A Special Service, commemora •W^Tfjtive of Gunpowder Plot Deliver g\& Ml y--nncn. wiU be held in the Opera rggggggg House on SUNDAY, Nov. 2. at 3 p.m., conducted by Rev. W. S. Potter, O.C. Bring Sankey's Hymn-bookß. A Collection In aid of the Orange Memorial Hall, Dublin, will be taken up. The Orangemen are requested to meet at the Hall, Newton, at 2 p.m. sharp, and proceed to the Opera House, wearing regalia. On FRIDAY, Nov. 7, Rev. Q. 8.-Munro will deliver a Lecture in the Protestant Hall, New ton, under the auspices of the Orange Institu" tlon, at 7.30 p.m. Subject: "Jesuitism and its Influence on the People." Tickets, la each. By order. . J. OARNAHAN, G.B. A CASE of Sacrilege occurred in Eng lish Burying Oround, Symonds-street, since last Sunday, by Stealing a Glass containing Flowers off a Child's Grave, lately interred. A handsome reward will be given on conviction of tho thief.—Mrs Josoph Clarke, Alezandra-st, Auckland. mHIS EVENING, at eight o'clock, there X wUlbea C O, N 0 E R T in the ST. SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL-HOUSE, Symonds street, in aid of the Repairs Fund. Admission, Is. V. E. Rice, Esq., Conductor. | PROGRAMME: -^ Pianoforte. Duet -r "Fanfare" (Aschur), Mrs Williams and Miss Dickson. Glee- "Softly Fall the Shades of Evening" (Silas). Song—" Out on the Deep" (Lohr), Mr Charter. Song—" Piorrot" (Hutchinson), Miss Ball. Pianoforte Solo—"Tarantelle" (Dohlerh Mrs Williams. Part Song—" Praise of Spring" (Mendelssohn). Song— "ILovo my Love" (PinautiJ.Mfss Maokay. Song—"Trafalgar" (M. Watson), Mr E. Harkor. Glee—" Hymn to Cynthia" (H. Smart). . : Reading-Mr T.L. White.. . J Interval of Five Minutes. Glee—" Down in a Pretty Valley" (H. Lusldo). Song—" Love; I will Love You aver" (P. Buca loasl), Mr Martin. . Pianoforte Solo-" Wintergrun " (Binflold). Miss ' Dickson. >' Song-" Gates of the West" <C. Lowthian), Miss Ridings. ■ ■ Part Song—" Good-night, Beloved" (Pinsuti). Song—"The SMppervwudo), Mr Hogg. Readintt-iMr G.T. Pierce. Glee—''Spring" PEL Smart) | .. ■ ,'■" . ■ /^RAFTON ROAD WESLEY AN VJT SUNDAY-ScHOOL, ,' :■ '.■."'". ANNIVERSARY -\ :'' in SUNDAY, NOVEMBER. 2nd. ; ' Sermons will be Preached—". ' ' s In the Morning at 11 o'clock, by Rev. J. 'Nolan, of Australia. , Evening at 8.30, by Rev. R. Bavin. . . : Ah Address to Children and Parents by Rev,: T. G. Hammond at 3 o'clock.r SUITABLE HYSIN3 WILI, BE SUKO BY SHE SOBOLABS, THE~SOIEEK ' ' Will be held on ' ••., , MONDAY^ NOVEMBER: 3, , >:= TEA ON TAIIIJJB AT HALF-I'ABT 81X. PUBLIC MEETING ! li In tho Church, at half-past soven, to be Addressed by Ministers attending Dls triet Meeting and General .Conference. ■■;■ TICKETS . May be had at Mears's, Queen-street, and Sunday-school Union Depot. . m PITT-STREET ' WESLEYt^N CHURCH. 1 ANNIVERSARY SERVICBsV" -, SUNDAY, 2nd NOVEMBER. t t Morning: , . Evening: • REV. ft BAVIN, -j, REV. H. BULL. * WEDNESDAY/ TEA MEETING AT 6.30. * ; PUBLIC MEETING at 7.30, <■,? y To be Addressed by Hkvs. J. H. Flktckeu and G. Brown , from Sydney... ( , : ... MUSIC BY CHOIR. , TICKETB.-One Shillikq amp Sixfenoe. SATURDAY NIGHT POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT will be held In the Temperance Hall, Albert street. SATURDAY, Ist Nov., commencing at 8 o'clock. Programme will consist of Musical and Vocal Selections, Dialogues, Recitations by Leading Amateurs. Admisslon-Cd; Children free—By order of the Committee. ... r ■■■■..■ •■■■»! ; . ■- ■•■■■ ■■.■■■■v EVONPORT STEAM-FERBY COM3 PANY (LIMITED).,. . . NOTICE.—The extra Sunday night Boat for the summer months will commence running on November 2nd, leaving North Shore at 9.15 p.m., and Auckland at 0.45. . , '::\" ; ' J. R. D. BAKER. Traffic Manager.. rfiHE Auckland Double-woven Wire Bed JL 'Company are now Weaving and Making BedB: of allslzes at greatly reduced prlces.- Manufactory, corner Vlqtorla and Nelson ; Btreets. THE GREAT SALE of A. O. Stephen son's Drapery and Clothing Stock To morrow I—At 8. Coombea and Co.'s. L■; ' - :; mHE GRBAT;SAI.E of. A. 0.-Stephen j"l.: • son's Drapery and Clothing Stock To morrow I—At 8. Coombes and Co.'s. ■ . , (T-MORROW, A.; O. Stephdnsbn's; Drapery and Clothing Stock will bo Sold by 8. Coombes and Co. ~,. ,jf i SUCH BARGAINS in Drapery ■ ,and Clothing Tomorrow! From A. O. Stephen son's Stock I—At & Coombes and Co.'s.' '; ! A SK for the celebrated Wolfe's Schnapps. •"-Accept nothing else under any considera faon.' ■■- ■■ ■' v "■ ■■' ■'■■ ■-• "*■ ■■■ . ■ -:-■;■' ; TJROFESSOR CARROLLO'S Clymna JTsluta now open. Monday, WednesdaT, and Friday evenings, 7.50. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street Terms, £1 Is per quarter: private lefisona per'agroemont. - Gentlemen invited. .HMT-AG-N ET I C HJiUfl -Q, "!£ MR MILNSRBTBFHEN,' ■, - • -■■■;:., thb" ' ■■■.";■; . ~..;;, celebrated australian ilkalkr, Reoslvoß Patients at his Booms, Park View House, Alfred-street, Albeit Park, daily, from 10 tUU, and 3 till 6. .: ' • 600 TgaTMOSIAia BXHTBITgD. .j '','.'.., /t> U B L 1 & H B A L I IS G Mr MiLNBn Stbphbk will Heal the Afflicted Poor qbatis. on the CerUfloate of any Clergy man, on MONDAY next, at SK James's- Hall, at 8 o'olock, to commence at 2.30. Doors open it I o'clock. .' gi , Mr Mimtor STEPrrBN will first give a Locturo on " Healing." and illustrate the different modes upon the Patients. Tioketa. One ShllUnpreaoh, to defray expenses j HOW CAN I STOP this Dreadful Toothache! Why,by Using Odontaloi con. It gives instant relief, acts as a stopping,' and arrests decay. Bfdoe, Is.—C. W. Goodson,: London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auckland. . .; "T Gi HENDB RS O S N^S el* 6HERRY PECTORAL, • f : 4s 6d, 28 6d. Is 0d per bottle. To be had only at ' Medical Hall. Ponsonby. opposite Three Lamps,; mOOTHACHE CURB. — Instantaneous JL ReUef-ODONTALGIC-ls per bottte.-! ; F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Poat-ofßoo. T>O3ELINB fob thk HAlß—Thisjei^' XV gant preparation completely ooljpsoa everr arable of a similar kind now before, iho public. Price, Is 6d a bottle.-Shabland, Apomeoarieg Ball. . M EA T S 1 R ATS ! R ATSI-Uee SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, i Rats eat it srreedUy, and dio; no smoll. ! ! v . "''. Price. One Shilling a Bottle,.* tr \ I F. O. BHARLAND, opposite PostrOfflce, | WO '•:■■»■■ ••■': -M-" —B: All chUdrou suffer from them. - If suspeotedjask for tho -Certain Cure. BHARLAITO'S WORM TOW DKRS. 1b packot , Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. KELIEF from Cough in Ten Mian-tea.-— ' SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, i Price, 2a 6d and to 6d.—F. O. Sharland, opposite 'th Poetofflce. - -.:. TVR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL JL/ AND STEEL PILLS.—The moat popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite the Post office •-.:■■ ■.;,-,. • WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.-X stands alone, like the one Alexander, without a rival. COKE. OOKJfI. bOEii. .. ***:. *— - ■ THH AUCKLAND GAS COMPANT KTD.) flistanoes at proportionate rates ~ Sample Sack of three bushels ."■■> U 6d Kve Saolcs 6>r quarter ton) .... 6s 8d Ten Sacks (or half-ton) - _ lla 6d Twenty Sacks (or one ton) . - Kta 6d The Company s COKE is made from the best Groymouth Coals; is superior to that made from' Newcastle coals, being free from stone and clinker in a remarkable degree, gives a RELIABLE FIRE, CLEARER as HOTTER THAN COAL, | > LIGHTS READILY, and • MAKES NO SMOKB. QOOP fIHUB IN U MINUTES. " OITIOEI FORT-STRJtKjT. v iJ^Ot COKB, OOB3t . ■ . ■■" -," ■;-•■.. ■ •■-■-.-'■: .



"VTOMINATED IMMIGRATION The Nomination of Singijs Mm*- an&.',s*i Families has been Suspended. Fbbk Passages to the Colony are still; granted to Kesfjrutabt,k SINGLE Womkh between tho ages of 16 and 35, who may be nominated here by Relatives or Friends. rest), dent in the Auckland Provincial Dlatriot. Out* fit Money for each Single Woman, £l. ..,-.- ■ [} The Immigration Offlco has been Rkuovkd t&, Palmkrston Buildings, Queen-strcot "Wharf, Auckland* - . ■ ' ■ ■ ; ,-:.**2 OLIVER MAYS.Jjfc "■> ~ - - Immigration Officer. : r ; October 31,1881. - .... .;,-<• SUCH BARGAINS in Drapery ■. and Clothing To-morrow 1 From A. O. Stephen- >. son's Stock!—At S. Coombes and Co.'s. mBNDEKS up to TUESDAY forjPainfci A Ing two Houses in Park Avenue J also,'to. Baild two Chlmneyß.—Apply on works. -* m 8.1. SMITH, i mHE NEXT AUCKLAND SOCIAL:! X UNION will take place at the Masonic I Hall. Princes-street, on THURSDAY next, the" 6th November. Tickets issued for the 25th Sept and 30th Oi it. are available, the dances on bom thoae dates having been postponed. _______ P~ ARTNER WANTED in .an Estab lished Mercantile Business of old standing, / and with good Home connections: capital requisite, £3,006; only principals dealt with.— rielimlnary communication to be addressed to " Commercial," Office of this Paper. :.£jf T ONSDALE POULTRY YARD 3, i JU. -,• ■ WAIKQMWI.;.^. /i;i',|f.-, FOR SALE- !'_ I : l - EGGS FROM PRIZE POtfLTRT. ./■•.■•■ ■■.••■ ■• .■■ '• :•. -• f~. Perdo*. ■ ■ ■ ■■ • ■■ ■ • • ■ ■■ : : .8. 6V Dark Brahmas (winners of eight First Prizes) ..,- .. .. ; -.;:j , ..' , .. 21 0 Second Prize Dark Brahmas.. «.' ■ .. 10 C -■•• ■ ,-- -pgrdoz. r*~ * ' Perdoz. ~; ' :>, ■B. d. I ('■ "■•■'. 8. d. '. Light Brahmas.. 10 6 Golden Penollled. j Brown Leghorns 21 0 Htunburge ~10 8 White Leghorns 21 0 Silver Spangled Andalusians .. 21 0; .Hamburga ..10 6 Black Spanish .. 10 6 Black Hamburgs 10 6 White Spanish ..10 6 Black Red Game 10 6- Buff Cochins .. 15 0 Duck Wing Gamo 1Q 8 Minorcas i. .. 10 8 Black Red Game Langshans ■ ..10 6 Bantams ..10 6 Grey Dorkings .. 10 6 DuckWingGame Creve (tours '.. 10" 6 Bantams ■ ... 10 Q: Houdans .. ~ 50. 0 AylesburyDucks 10 R Golden Spangled ..: Rouen Ducks .. 10 6 », Hamburgs .. 15 0 . English Carrier Pigeons 15s per pair. HALF BRED POULTRY. Black Spanisn and Brahma .. ... ...jS^O Game and Brahbia '» ....' ... f 630.-. " ApW i; ' J; ABBOT;- * * A'ti'i <i.\7\i '■ ' f ; !:;:'. '•' i Hobßon-street. . I ——*—*—L——~ '■ ' ' ' -~m Sporting. Tf 'K;Ci '^IipING CARNIVAL. MEI{'BjO;UjBNJ3r DERBY, i; j,, - .-,• ~: Run .To-morrow; ;,,■<; ',' >"* J * '■" m e';e bo v. ; K ■n. e;;V:c ;u p,? % w . ..•-.•.••■•. Run; Tuesday Nefct. •,■•:■. * The Books will be In attendancoat Tattersall's toWagerontheßlioveßventeTbaaQHT; i f+ R A-N D P-L-rflD R'Sl MELBOURNE CUP CONSULTATION ' . (Which Ib Fast Filling) Will Close on SATURDAY next. Intending- Subscribers please apply at once. • ■ 1.-w-.'ri..r; y&:FI^NEURV-v<: ';■.:.'§J . r;.A-:--:: ,;'oartfotD.TwOhill w Jl 3. ■-> Park Hotel. •■*.. \ NYONE wishing to Invest in A. Wei*" J\. iesley's Consultation must apply at once, • as it will close on Saturday. i AUCKLAND ROB »B,OY'CANOE CLUB. — OPBWINO Prookssion TO- a MORROW (Saturday), November 1.--Alii Canolsta having Boats, hutnotbelonging to tho Club, are respectfully Invltea tp join ,in the;.; above, and to meet at theahed, foot of Nelson--a street, at 2ip.m; Bharp.-ALF. B. SHALDBRB, Hon.Soc. '■' ■-t ;■ :'., -:: _*/,*' - - ■■. ;,.,: ---;"~~""~~~~"*"lTCfettojgs. '7~^~''' CjPECIAL MEETINGof Arfciilery Band, 0 to-night at Quarter to eight sharp.—Gear. Tuoker,Hon.Sec ■ .",- . .■':, rfiHERE wHI ■be o Meeting held in the:»; X Hibernian Hotel, Onehunga, on Monday ; night, the 3rd November,-at 7.30 pan , to form »■•'. Cricket Club.-^Jamoßßrennai. . " ACCELAND SOCIETYFFOrRr TRQjfi MOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDCMB -The Rev. C. Carter will deliver a LECTUIHP! under the'auspices of this Society on "Thei Resurrection," m the Baptist Church, Pon-" gonby, onJBUNDAY EVENING NEXT,:2nd: November, at 8.30. : -~.;• ■VTEW ZEALAND TOBACCO-GROW- i jX ing and' manufacturing ca . ; ■ ■ .tiWl'^diasitxtfi.^^-- ' " *?M Noticois hereby given that an Extraordinary § General ""Meetlng"of ■* the-Shareholdorff of "tho ; New Zealand ,Tobacco-growingc and Manufac turing Comiany (Limited) will be hold in the : Auckland Chamber of Commerce, Insurances Bnlidinga, Queen-Btreet, Aucklond, on WED NlaoAY.itho 6th day of November, 188i,at. 2.30 p.m., for the purpose of considering, ana if j thought fit, of passing the following special Reßolutlons:— -:.•>■_.-*. JL < Ist. That the Company be wound-up volun- . tarily, under .the provisions of the Com* panics Act. 1882. : tod. That v the fStock-iiTrade,, Machinery. ■ PhinV Buildings; ahtt: other Property of the Company be sold by the Liquidators for snoh price and on such terms as the ■ ™... JUquidatbra,.OTith.the consent of the Diroc tors'holding office at the tinvs of passing such ReSqlutipn,.6Hall deem right and ex pedient; and if tho Liquidators shall sell q to the Auckland .Tobacco Company, that . they may receive in compensation, or paajj.i compensation, paid-up Shares, or partly paid-up Shares,'in-t£e last-named Com-, pany for distribution amongßt the Mem- - tiers of tho New Zealand Tobacco-growing and Manufacturing Company (Limited). ..Should thoso Resolutions be carried, n tnrfljei' Resolution will be proposed for'tho appourt-? ment of a Liquidator .for the purpose of currying out the business" connected with tho foregoing resolutions. ..'",'".";.,' Dated this 27th day of Octobor,lßSl. By order of the Board. ; ■ .. •■ > ■_. -ARTHURJB. DENDY, Secretary, v •..; Beach Road, Auckland. ; j j /: - 1 \ -~, ,- iV ~»^». v ,;/■.£! .^■ 4 contittUGd 4W First X*&ffß.'"' r ' '■ AndtHofO,''^-" r '_ "■■ " s ;"?;; -. ■■:-■s;■' j.-! TO-MORROW;;::- Itt^'if;* ; SATURDAYj'^WBMBER I,*^ L'""; /;> '•.Atlofclbck.'.'' .".*' . "/., ■ J -^CONEHIJKGA■ AUCTION 'VLSR'tr'fi, ITWTBW AND BGBART POTATOES/ JLXj Jg«H>te.: Pats, Peas, Rioe,, Sugar. jTea,-: food Bacon, Ammonia, Dried Apylea (in 101b. Ots), Perambuiatora, Chairs in variety, Bedding, Iron Bedsteads, Churns, 1 52in. New Ohallonge Bicyolo. Saddlis. Harness,1 Wire' Goods. Boots and Drapery without reserve; Growing Crop ot' Onions (see advertisement), r , v ;. .* ;;:" " J""px.,~ ■■" j.'fcd;' V-, , &c.' :"-\"f ■ •""' '*■ ' ■'. ' Wl4. STEVENISbN, •;; ;'„ '< . ..-■■.;;■; Auotioneor. ";„' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER &, |ft« ■>,: ■>■£.- • i Ati'li noon.' ,>'; ■;■ ;' i:'' ST. JOHN'S" EStlte,'" NORTHCOTE. mLA SETESJ BUSINESS^SITES I '■'' • MARINE~:VIEWS 1 UNRiyALLED POSITIONS ! \ J. m RANDERSON HAS received positive instructions from Mr Joseph Johnßtoao to sell by public •auction,on the,above date,at MercantUeSfdc 1 Rooms, -' ' '.'•..'-1. : i/■'. .■■ .:.u.. ■<•!•. THE WHOLE OE THIS iGRAND PRO PERTY, situate close to St. John's Church ! NORTBTOOTK, hawing frontages to Greai , ■ North and Church Roads, and comprising ■ 19 LARGE, ALLOTMENTS, from half an aero down, 80 of them possess Ing soa frontagest , ■ •-, The viows trora these sites ire. magnificent and include The shipping, harbonr, eit& oha suburbs of Auckland; The SovarniUßjilJ^ißg Is situated wiUUn^andrter of« mile 4t the mo* ip^yTand Wharf is^iUyaboofr OnTo In flllf who" desire marine riowa Which'can nevorJbe Milt out and to sp«cuhitors. the pre sent to- ttSpeoiollyfavourable opportunity for soonrtog a property which is at once lovely for residence, and must be enorir.ously increased la value in the immediate future. . , Plans are now ready, and may ho obtained on iapplication at the office of thci Auctioneer. ' ' . TERMS:—One-third cash, and the balance ill two months without interest. , , ■ FRIDAY,,NOVEMBER I*. . % ■By Ointer'-of the Regutraj; of the Supremcr ■':■ t :':-.,v. .■::.)■"■ COVTt. i '.;.'- ■ '•' I '-iU.- PROPERTY, PERGIVAL PARADE;' I POJJSONBY. \ ... JOHN REID & CO. . HA.YE received instructions from "the Registrar of. the Snprome Coiirt, to sell i by public anotion, at'the Mart, 26, Queen .street, on Friday."the lith "day otNovembei next,at 12o'olocknoon, v■-■• ;•»;■ ~C,K\. -_ ' LOTS M AND 95 of the subdivision into Loti Of Allotment Not 12, of SeoMon'Si'of the suburb of Auckland, having a frontage of 76 ieot ,t< Eoroival:Parade, witti'.<the 5-roomea DwolMng .noniO and other, hulldings thereon erected.■», Conditions at Sale oan tosoen at the Offlco oi Mr 'Ollphant Sollrifcr, HiKh-street, or ol