The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVI.-No. 4,506

AUCKLAND, N.Z., fRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1884.

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Shipping* _t X T_»AO_FICMAHSTHAM yraST^K-jT ■*- SHIP CO. •■brS^^^^^through thk unitkd STATES OF AJIKRICA, VIA HONOLULU, TO GREAT BRITAIN, 'nder Postal Contract w ._» tho Gpvepmentß of New Zealani" ard tVew South Wales. Passonger booked through to Livernool. Londo™or Paris, via the Great Overland fiSJ of America, via the Steaffierß ot the Atlantic Lines from New York. ~—~~~~ " Dato of Date off. Steamer. Tons, Sailing y to Bgtagto 188*' On or about 1184. ct^^f dS?dney.'.';; I'M NovTlG Dec."9 ATJtr»Hg.^?J!^_.Baw Pe0.14 - FARESt- Mrat-clasa..- £68 and upwards Steerage £32 3s9d and upwards First-class to San Francisco £10 JBtoenNje... *20 Tnrough Cnbin Passengers are permitted to lay over at Honolulu, or any of the cities of the United States, not to exceed six months. No Shipping Orders will be issuod after 4 p.m on tho day before the sailing of steamors for Son Francisco. For freight rates and all other information 1)70 BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO., Lower Queen-street and Shortland-atreet. £-*"*«■•■** TTNION STEAMSHIP *Ssie_^ U COMPANY OF NEW HfSwJga ZEALAND (LIMITED). 11l TIME TABLE.—November. TOR TARANAKI, NELSON, PICTON, WEli- LJNHTON, L\TTELTON, AND WEST COAST PORTS (from Mannkau), Steamer. | Date ot Sailing. | Wanaka I Tues., 11, 2 p.m. I 12 noon Hawea I On arrival of mail. I — »OR GISBORNK, NAPIKR, WELLINGTON, LYTTKLTON, AND PORT CHALMERS (from Auckland). Rinoarooma I Saturday, 15, noon I — Wjjhoha I Thnrs.,2o, noon I — FOR MELBOURNE (via BLOnr). RiNGARO'MAt I Saturday, 15, noon I — WAinouA I Thurs., 20. noon I — lUalla at Hobart »TOR SUVA AND LEVUKA. Arvwata I Tues.. 18.5 p.m. I — FOR GREYMOUTH. Omapkek I Sat., 8, noon I — FOR SYDNEY. Tabawkra I Tuca,. 13.5 p.m. I — " FOR RUSSELL. tArawata I Tucs.. 18, o p.m. I — Cargo muat be booked and alongside TWO HOURS before advertised time of dopa<-ture. Passage Tlokcts must be taken at the Com pany's Offloe (Auckland Branch), oorner of Queen and Customs-Btreeta. RIEKT LINE. «fi__S_B9r Under contract with the No w South Wales Government for the conveyance of Mails. The following Steamships belonging to tho Orient Co. and the Pacjflo Co. will leave SYDNEY and MELBOURNE on the under mentioned dates for LONDON, via ADELAIDE, DIEGO, GAROIA (at steamer's option), SUEZ:- Steamer. ' From Sydney. From Melb'urne. Orient Nov. 22 Nov. 28 Lubitani- Dao. 6 K eo>H John Elder... Deo. 20 Deo. 26 50rata........ Jan. 3 Jan. 9 Austral Jan. 17 Jan. zu And fortnightly thereafter. " Through fares to London, £22 to £75. Passengers secure speoial advantages by hooking through from New Zealand. Second class passengers by Orient steamer are provided with saloon passages to Sydney or Melbourne. PASSAGES FROM LONDON.-Speoial facili ties afforded for bringing out Frionds and Relatives by pro-payment of the passage-money t"sPECIAL RETURN TICKETS, available for 13 months, are issued at the following rates :- First Saloon £117 Second Saloon — *77 PARCELS BOOKED THROUGH to LON DON at Reduced Rates. FOrn hNISN rs CriSIH^COMPANYOF NEW ZEALAND (LIMITED), . Agents in Now Zealand. ■VTORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO, EXCURSION TRIPS on PRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY^ November 10. WAIWERA. The fast and favourite B.s. CLANSMAN will leave Queen-street Wharf at 10 a.m. Fares, 5s re1 urn This steamer has splendid accommoda tion, and fitted with every convenience. - A Band will accompany. KAWAU, The s.s; WELUNGTGN will leave the Queen, ■treet Wharf at 10 a.m. for a trip to this well known Island. Fares, 53 return. A Band will accompany. MOTATAPU. 8 b GLENELG will leave the Queen-Btreet Wharf at 10 a.m. Fares, 2s Gd return. alex. McGregor, Managing Director. P~*~ "VTORTHEKN STEAM _LI SHIP CO. (LIMITED). Time Tablk.-Novkmbeh, (Weather and other Circum stances Permitting. FROM QUEEN-STREET T° nSY H&^I 3 TAEU RR% CG^ THB QUICKEST, CHEAPEST, AND EASD-BT ROUTB. ; . tfdook Sn &c Mowing mornln&when a Coach gl Veley Stewait Settlement, arriving at Ohinemutu at two p.m. same day. FOR taotanga"Sdbat of plenty JrUxtiP* '"STEAMER. I DATE OV SAILTOO. Wellington Tuesday, 11,7 p.m. Weltolton Thursday, 13. f p.m. Clansman Monday, 17,7 P.m. eiansman Ti luri dayi 1 2041? n Wellinßton Monday, 24, 7p m. Wellington Thursday, 27,fp.m. . • : : Connocts at Tauranga for Opottki Staffa and Bay of Henty Ports every Tuesday. , , FOR RUSSELL, WHAKOABO-. ASP MONGONUI. Clansman Tuesday, 11,7 p.m. Wellington Monday, 17, 7 p.m. Clansman MondiV, 24, 7 p.m. Wellington Monday, Dec. 1,7 p.m. ; Fob Whangarei, Whangarei Heads, and MANQAPAI. ; Macgregor. —Evory Tuesday, 8 p.m. \ FOR WnANGARBI AND WHANGABBI HBADS (Carrying passengers and cargo for Waipu). A Coach meets the steamer on arrival to con vey passengers to Waipu. Maegregor | Friday, 7,6 p.m. Wellington Friday, 7,8 pin, Macgregor Tuesday, 11,8 p.m. Maogregor Friday, 14,6 p.m. Maoeregor Tuesday, 18,8 p.m. OlaSSn Wednesday, 1«. 12 noon MacerOKor Friday, 21. G p.m. #BOSn Friday, 21, 8 p.m. Macgregor 'lMesday, 20. 8 p.m, Maowegor Friday, 28,6 p.m. gman Friday. 23,8 p.m. ■ FiiOM WHAfiGAREI TO AUCKLAND (From Railway Wharf.) Wellington I Saturday 8,10 a.m. Macgrfgor Saturday, 8.5.30 p.m. MMKregor •"'hnrsday. 13,12 noon TifnecrrHtfor Monday, 17, iv a.in. S_Sm_an Wednesday. 19, 7 p.m. Sfc n l»a^p:m. MacSrcgor Thursday, 27,10 a.m. Sir ~FOR*METFnJBY BAY AND TAIRUA. gi^lg VWm- Monday and -I'liursday, 7 j p.rn, _ ~. iww_aii-^1^1^«2_£2535; ■ nnij^j^^r^as per advertisements. J.. FOR HOKIANGA._ TH^^rfortnightTy(as'peradvertisement). "Careo must be booked and alongside TWO Morrow sa'tuX). Bth in*, at. 1 jg Kortttern Steamship Company (Limited), A-OK-



_B___T^*- "fITAIUKU AND ONE JK£Sa___f VV HUNGA BTKAI jjmM^gg^NAVIGATION.CO. (Limited) TIME TABLE.-3.5. MANUKAU. NOVKMBKB, 1884. Leavo Onehunga: Leave WalnVn i 8-Saturday, 9 a.m. B—Saturday, 1.30 p.m. 9-Sunday, 10.30 a.m. 9-Sunday, 3 p.m. 11—Tuesday, 1 p.m. — 12—Wednesday, 2 p.m. 12—Wednesday, 0 a.m. ~ _~,— 13-Thuraday, 7 a.m. U-Frlday, 3.30 p.m. — — 15—Saturday, 9.30 a.m. 17—Monday, 5 p.m. — __, — 18—Tuesday. 10 a.m. 19-Wod..7a.m. 19-Wod., 11.3D a.m. 20—Thursday, 7.30 a.m. EO—Thurs., 12 noon 21—Friday(for Monukau _ Headu), 8 a.m. 22—Saturday. 8.30 a.m. 22—Saturday. 1 p.m. 21—Monday, 9.30 a.m. 21 -Monday, 2 p.m. '28—Wed.,10.J5 a.m. 2»—Wed., 3.15 p.m. 27-Thursday, 11.30 a»m. 27-Thursday, 4 p.m. 28—Friday, 2 p.m. — — 29—Saturday, 7 a.m. Ail freights payable before delivery of good* J. BARR BROWN, Managing Director. .fi^- — « a. COROMANDBL SCOTT, MASTER TIME TABLE. Learoß A-okland i Leaven Coromandal I November. Novombcr. — Saturday, 8,12 noon. Monday, 10, 7 p.m. — — Tuesday, 11,12 noon Wednesday, 12,12 noon — — Thursday, 13,12 noon Friday, 11,2 p.m. — — Saturday, lfi, 12 noon WcntutiY and otbor olrcumstAnoos permitting, Not responßlblo in shipping, carrying, or dis charging liva stock. No cargo roaelved without shipping note, and within half an hour of _dverti_ed lliuo of de parture. All Parcels must be prepaid on board. A .R. H. BWTNDLKY. Manager. _rJ-^_ -VTORTHERN RIVER >^_^___T JLI STEAM NAVIGATION __KJ*|g|_||i§s^ c - (Limited),, TIME- On and after FRIDAY next, the Ist August, 1881, S.S. DURHAM Leaves Helensville for Walroa, Mondays and Fridays, on arrival of train leaving Auckland at 7.1a a.m. Returning from Dargaville at 9 a.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays. Leaves Helonß vllle for Port Albort overy Tuesday night, on arrival of train leaving Auckland at 4.30 p.m., returning from Port Albert on Thursdays. s.s. minndFcasey leaves Helensville for Otamatea via Point Curtis evory Monday night, on arrival of train leaving Auckland at 1.30 p.m., returning from Otamatea every Wednesday. >Leavos Helens ville for Walroa after arrival of train leaving Auckland at 4.30 p.m. on Wednesday, returning on Friday from Dargaville. Weather and other ciroumstances permitting. WILLIAM LODUKR. Manager. JL^T^t- QJTEAM TO THAMES, JBErJtrii K_> Connecting with River £aßßj£33SSk_Stcamers for STIRLING TEICAURI. WAIHI. TE AROHA GOLD FIELDS. MORRINSVILLK, WAITOA PLAINS, AND GRANT AND FOSTER'S SETTLEMENT. TIME TABLE B.S. ROTOMAHANA, P.S. ENTERPRISE No. 2, AND ANNE MILBANK. FROM AUCKLAND. I Hotomahana I Enterprise I A, Milbank Fri. 14 p.m. I 12 p.m. I - Sat I 1 p.m. I — I — Mon. I 7 p.m. I — I — '" FROM THAMES: I Rototnahana I Entorpriso I A. Milbank frC 18.30 a.m. — i — Sat. 18.30 a.m. — I — Sun. I 10 a.m. — I — Mon. I — 10 p.m. I — Saloon .. Seven Shillings and Sixponco (7s 6d) Steerage Five Shillings (ss) No cargo received for Kotomahana wiUus ttalf-_n-ho_r of advertised time of leaving. Not responsible in Shipping, Carrying, or Usohareins Livo Stock. ■ , - ■ FRA3ER ft TINNR, Agnntn. Jkgjtdfc S.S. WAITAKI i^^'J^^»p4l2 tons register, 420 h.p., will <*^IS_2_3S_S^he despatched to WHANGARffiI, WHANGAREI HEADS MANGA WAI, AND PARUA BAY, Leaving Auokland every TUESDAY and FKIDAY, at 8 p.m., from Queon-stroet Wharf, Cargo will be received at Kaino Coal Depot. Railway Wharf, as heretofore. Leaving Whangarei overy MONDAY and THURSDAY. FROM WHANGAREI! NOVEMHKR. — | Thursday, 13, 4 p.m. Monday, 17. 2 p.m. I Thursday, 20, 2 p.m. Monday, 21. 2 p.m. I Thursday, 27,2 p.m. A COACH meets the Steam jr at Whangarei Heads, and runs to Waipu. Fakes—Whangarei, Mangapal, and Parua Bay: Saloon, 10s; Roturn, 15s. Steerage, 6s; Return, 10s. Whangarei Heads: Saloon, 7s Od; BtOeraB6KAMO COLLIERY COMPANY (Limited), Agents. Office! Ua. Queen-street, opposite Filth's MUL ' TO LONDON. i^S2_ffiL-PENINSULAR&ORIENTAL f£t3g&£*g3&gP STEAM NAVIGATION - ■•■■____■_■ 11 ■_■ » COMPANY. FOR LONDON DIRECT. ■ iSai; mi, Cabthaqe Via Colombo Nov. 14 Nov. 20 MmzAFORB „ Nov. 28 Dee. 4 Gakoes „ Deo. 12 Dec. 18 VALE re A „ Deo. 28 Jan. 1,1885 And tbenoetorward eve.-y aitemute week. _>_saa_Kai *nd oargo booked to London, Mai «eilloß, Ito-j-, agypt, India, China, and Jap»» »t moderate rates. , Return tickets issned both to flrsi and seoow Itetpaseengers at espedally low rate*. Cheat Bsorved aooommodaoon one be obtained la thw 'pSngera^ktaa at AveUu* team social aavantacoß. f%. QMUBMXtwA. A-e-lan-. T>ASSENGBRS' LINB jffi&£s&- OF PAOKKTS TO OTtW ■^^ZBU-LAND. Owned byTHB BHAW, SAVHIi fc ALBION BHIPPING CO. (Lanx-B), U, Leado-hall-fitreet, London. The -bore line of ships are wgnlar tradsM to all the principal ports in New Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed Al at Lloyds, and SSSu-aifded bywcperlenoea master.. Tfie WU of fare is most lubstanttal, and of the _••} auallty. ana thi _ooommo_ation roomr wd The undersigned wo BmpowOTed to grant n_ssag«i froni London to New Zealand, wgr m__nor which have been to the oolony. Return «hips to Lon_o- ->w leare at almost regular intervals. Full partlotdan on application to L. D. NATHAN & CO., J OWEN «= GRAHAM, |A_«-U. CRUICKSHANK & CO.. I [Established 1860.] HY. P. HAYW AR D, UPHOLSTERKR, MATTRAS3- MAICER, AND UNDERTAKER, GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. FUNERALS FURNISHED with Neat ness and Despatch. GRAVE FENCES ERECTED. HE ESTABLISHMENT O~F THE CITY. SYDNEY HALL COMPANY SYDNEY HALL COMPANY Have now opened a Branch in Queen-street in Temporary Premises lately occupied by S. Coombes and Co., with a SPECIAL AND WELL-SELECTBD STOCK of Gold and Silver Lover Watches, Diamond Rings and Jewellery, Sterling Silver Jewellery £v Hall markod), Electro-plated Ware, &c., ana are determined that their Establishment shall be known as tho Cheapest in Auckland for pur chasing Genuino Goods, in both Price and Come'and Inspect tho price of our strong, serviceableT SILVER LEVERS before going C NoTE^-Special Attention paid to the Repairs of Watches and Jewellery of every description, at prices hitherto unheard of in Auckland, al the Shortest Notice. ALL PRICES TO~Su"IT THE TIMES. A TKIAL ItESrECTFUIXY SOLICITED. Satisfactory Guarantee. Note the Address : , . SYDNEY HAU, COMPANY, Directly OprosiTK Bank op Australasia, QUEEN-STREET. TYALTON'S PATENT OBNATOR ARCHITECT AND 'SUHVK YOR, High street, Auckland. ' "*«ntTAgent. yioiiN school, P. H. HISCOCKS, Teacher of the Violin Monmouth Cottage, Haydn-street (near St James's Church). P. F. H. deßires to notify tc parents and guardians that he intends forminf a Series of Elementary Classos for Instruction Terms, 10s per quarter (payable in advance). In tending pupils will please enter their namei and address at private residence, or at Messri Hoffmann's, Musio Warehouse, Queen-street Violins supplied cheap,



Business Notices. 0 TO PONSONBY Fancy Bazaar Next Blomfleld's, Chemist, for Stationers and Fancy Goods. Christmas Cards in greal variety, from Id to 7s tid. MAORI AND ISLAND CURIOS, I am a Purchaser of.-Eric Craig, at the Curiosity Shop, Princes-Btreot. BIRKENHEAD. — Sunnyside Gardens. —Mrs Jcnkinson is now ready to receive Visitors. Strawberries and Fresh Cream always ready. Board and Residence. OUXOHBR AND CO., -"-* FOHT-BT. AND QOBKK-ST. WHAKF, STEVEDORES, RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. WOCOi m^HT) AND DUMPKD FOB SHIT-tSS'J. UdJM mrrLim. lIIIAM THOMAS, Corner of Lome and Victoria-strecta, Auckland East, MONUMENTAL, MAItBLK, AND GENERAL STONEMASON. ARCHITECTURAL SCULPTOR AND CARVER. Inscriptions Accurate and Beautiful. Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, and every description of Stono Work at tho Lowest Possible Pricea for Town and Country. ONEY TO LEND by a private person in email Bums to housoholderH and others at roasonablo interest; bills discounted; sti'iotest privacy.—Apply by letter to Mr Inman, Brlgh ton lloiid, Paruel). ■jyMICE OF PARTNERSHIP. I desiro to notify to my numerous Friends and Customers that 1 have this dny tnken into Partnerslilp with me, MR HENRY YOUNG, for several years representing Messrs Turnbull. Smith and Co., of Wellington, and the Business will in future bo carried on under the style or firm of W. 11. Fknton and Co. W. H. FENTON. N.B.—W. H. F. takes this opportunity of re turning his slncoro thanks to the public for their liberal patronage during the post fourteen years, and trusts that a yet greater moasuro of support may be accorded to the Now Firm. r Novomber 1,1881. WH. FENTON & CO. • (By appointment of His Excellency tho Governor), QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. W. H. FENTON. HENRY YOUNG. Hat and Cap Manufactdrbrs, SIIIItTMAKEHS. HOSIKRH, OLOVEHB, AND G-NTI.-MEN'S MKHCKRB. Importers of tho Newest Styles of Portnian tcaux, Travelling Trunks and Bags, Silk Coats, Waterproofs, Umbrellas, Rugs, Shirt Uuitcs, &c, &c Shirts, Pajamas, Cricketing, Lawn Tannla, and Boating Suits made to maasure. Hats and Caps of evory description made to order. HATS AND GENTLEMENS MERCERY. Custimors will have by far the largest Stock in Now Zealand to select from, as tho extensive additions made to our promisos will enable us to show a Bplendid variety of Now Goods, specially ordered by U9, large shipments of which are just to hand. SPECIAL DISCOUNT TO CUSTOMERS. From this dato Customers will recoivo a dis count of v per cent off all cash purchases, and 21 per cent, olf monthly payments, INTERCOLONIAL CUSTOMERS. Orders from all parts of the colonios will re ceivo prompt attention, MR YOUNG will tnko 'the ontiro management of tho Gontlomon's Mercory Department, and from his extensive oxporienco and special knowledge of that Branch of tho Businoss, tho Public can depend upon procuring: the Choicest Quality of Goodß and Latest Novelties, imported direot from tho Boat English, Continental; and Ameri can Manufacturer*. if DVVA tt O 8.H7U1 ARCHITECT, UTIOHHTTRY's mnr.DTNnH. QnKKK-DTK-BIS, p F, M. BURROWS, ARCHITECT, QUEENST|»EKT. AUCKXA ND. Oil INDIRECTION, &a, U3E ROBLEY'S DIGESTIVE BREAD (Tho most wholesome broad made). And PORRIDGE MEAL. Also. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR INFANTS AND INVALID 3. Tho Best in ttc Market. Delivered to any pare of tho town. Address: J. ROBLEY, DIGESTIVE BREAD BAKERY, PRINCES-STREJT., SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS J. L. KEAN Hu for Bale a nnmber ot the above, with Taps, ready for use, prlco 35e, at his Shop, Wellesley street East (nest door to Crowther's Stablss). jargo Quantities of Spouting, Ridging, and Down Pipes always in Stoofc. Verandah Iron curved at-the shortest notioe. Country orders will always receive his prompt attention. Lea* Washer, always on hand- GO TO BATH to ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS, VICTORIA-STREET EAST. Charge—ONE SHILLING. Open all week days from « a.m. to 9 p.m., and SUNDAY MORN INGS from 6 till 1U a.m. The Bath-rooms aro all private, and supplied with overy convon ienco, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, &o. - Select Bath rooms (private) for Ladles every day. at all hours, with female attendance, One Shilling and Sixpence. Pleaso note tho address—Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart Auckland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. VTTARNOCK BROTHERS, SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS. COX'S CREEK, RICHMOND, Office DURHAM-STREET, AUCKLAND. Cash Purchasers of ' Tallow. Wool. Sheepskins, ana Boner. T HENDERSON, HOUSE, SHIP, SIGN, AND GENERAL DECORATIVE PAINTER, No. 11. W TKll H 4 I-.BT B«■ ~. •(B,J9nna pun ptrenoH ojisoddo) joo^s-mjojoiA '39 "jaquinM pasnaopi 'RONISan:. 'H' "W ry—-MOi-d aioi _-9A w '^oms u( B[isuojn noqoiis jo apos irv 'oorjou IWTIJOIIB 010 UO OUOP 3[JO_V SujlfliaißUlJ, pu« auiqtnnij jo spirni try •aujxu I9}JB sujuoui xta ioj ivsdai m jdaii sd«_, •vprto pg bj uioij 'b_ij_, _ioai[O(t pan doqg ! hobo pg tnoj; 'soox pub ■Bp_9gv ßi_oa_n ijooj aod pp mojj r» V\vl sadjd •uaioi"! esnoq _ut> übitj jadusup uo ppsi A A tuaivAV i'aaxvAi iaaxviiA TDIANO AND LANGUAGES. MR B. HOMBERG, Professor of Muslo, from i Melbourne, aiid lately from tho West Coast, begs toinformthe residents of Aucklandand surround ings that he is prepared to take pupils to teach Piano from the first rudiments up to finishing execution and composition by Logier's system, successfully adopted in London, Dublin, Berlin, and Vienna, and that ho will attend to pupils at their private residences, pr will rccoiro thorn at his temporary abode, Karangahapo Road (four doors from Foresters' Hall). Mr Homborg will also teach French and German. •W O R SALE, At LOWEST Market Rates I Rosin, Pitch, and Tar Kerosene, Paint, and Olive Oils Champion's, Scott's, and Storer's Genuine White Lead, in wood Muntz Metal and NaUa Large Stock of Canvas, various brand- Wire Rope, from 4} inch to J inch Bolt Rope, Hemp, and Manilla Rope, all Buses Patent Windlass (wood), Frills, and Palls Anchors, from M owt, to 10 lbs. Chains, from 1 inch to 1 inch. , Colin and Finh Oil. D. H. MoEINZIBi /CHESTS OF DRAWERS Very Handsome Chests of Drawers, in Rich Mottled Kauri, are now selling at the following prices for Cash:—The Duke of Edinburgh Chost of Eight Drawers (the bonnet drawer richly panelled with totara, bird, and rewa rewa) M 10s; Five Drawer Chests, _1. Theabovoarticlos have always given giicat satisfaction, and be eomo more beautiful with age. W. NORRIE, Top Of SIIORTLAND-BTREET, /^Thos. J, JBUrb.utt, ______ Manufacturer op CORN BROOMS, *_$_#* TRADE | KAPAI}MARg. TELEPHONE N 0...232. A NDERSON AND SB WELL, CIVIL ENGINEERS AND . <■■;'■: SURVEYORS, COOMBES'S CHAMBERS, QUKKN-STIIKKT, ..' I



TMPOR TA N T AN NOUJTCEMENT. . TO OUR COUPON~BUYERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. Wo have decided to clear our SCRAP BOOKS (to make room for our Christmas Goods) at prices never before seen in New Zealand. Come and see. Noto the address : THOS. E. CARTER, Picture-framo Manufacturer, &c, 88. Victoria-street. Auckland. JH O W D " X N, • QUEEN-STREET. PIANOS. PIANOS. VIOLINS. &«. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF HAAKE'S, MIGNON'W, AND RAPOLDI. J. 11. considers iho Haake to bo tho best German Piano manufactured; tho Miqnon Uie neatcßt and boat finished ; and tho Rapoldi for appearance, tone, and durability, the cheapest Piano ever offered in tills market. A few first-class Violins and a good Second hand Piano, and two Church Pedal and Pipe Organs, for sale. T^ (5 T I C E. WANTED, the LADIKS of AUCKLAND to know that MRS CORSTON, formorly of Qneen-6treot. has opened a MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT in HOBBON-BTRKET, near Victoria-street, whi;ro all tlio Lntoat Paris Fashions enn bo obtained in tho Ncwcßt Shades and Styles. Droaa and Mnntlo Making done on the Premises ut the Shortest Notice. NEWINQTON HOUSE, HongoN street. CHAMBERS' 3 EXTRACT OF DRIED SOAP. I have Sold thu Sole Right of Manufacture and Sale of the above Extract of Soap to MESSRS STKVENS & LUCKIK for New Zealand; and I hereby warn tho publio against purchasing any spurious article, as none is genuino unless it has my label.' JOSEPH CHAMBERS. Auckland, Novombor 3,1881. In reference to tho abovo, Messrs S. and L. beg to notify that all Mr Chambers's Customors will bo supplied by tholr authorised Agont regularly, and hope tho Rupport so llbornlly be stowed upon their predecessor may bo extended to thi;m. A. and Gr. Price, ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, AND GENERAL MACHINISTS, THAMES, Have for sale the following Machinery :— 1 Portable Engine, by Hornsby & Co., 8 h.p. 1 Horizontal Kngine, double cylinder, lOin. diameter, 2-lln. stroke 1 Horizontal Engine. Win. by 18! n. stroke 1 Launch Kngine, 4{m. by 51n. stroke 1 Mul tituhular Boiler, 17ft long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 20ft. long by uft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 18ft. long by sft. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 17ft long by 4ft Gin. diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft. long by sft diameter 1 Cornish Boiler, 15ft, long by Ift. Gin. diameter I Vortical Boiler, Field tubes, 7ft.x3ftiin.; now A quantity of second-hand Quartz-crushing Plant BBtlmatcß supplied for all classes of Engineering Work,—Makers of Sawmill and Quartz crushing Machlnory, Turbine Wheels, Hydraulic Madhlnery, Timber Jacks, and Patent Safety Catches for Warehouse and other lift Cum AUIC K'S STABLES, \al ALBRRT-STItKKT. MR F. QUICK begs to retnrn his Sincere Thanks for tho Liberal Patronage rooelved while carrying on the Business known as, "Quick's Livery and Bo it B tables," Albert street/and trusts that MESSRS JAMES DIG NAN & CO., the ircntlcmcn to whom he has relinquished the same, will bo accorded Support In an equally liboral manner. Patrons can roly upon being treated civilly and fairly by his suc cessors, under whose proprietary ho feels sure the hostelry will become tho favourite of Auck- XV DIGNANJ (T. FOLEYI [P. LUNDON MK9SKS JAMES DIGNAN & CO. having purchased Mr F.Quirk's Business, hopo to merit he patronage so generously bestowed on their late and popular predecessor. For Hiro—Han som Cabs, Open iind CIoSQ Carriages,lSuggles of evory description, Waggonettes, Breaks and Omnibuses. Ladies' and Gentlomcn's Saddle Horsos, Private Carriages with Livery, Hoarsen and Mourning Coaches. Orders by Post, Tele graph, or Telephone (No. 121) rocoivo careful attention. The Stables provide unsurpassed accommodation for Horses, &o. Night attend ance. Charges moderate. "VTEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR MAIL ON llm INST. ' .. NEW ZEALAND FLORAL CHRISTMAS CARDS. . POIIUTUKAWA, RATA, KOWHAI, AXE AXE, CLEMATIS, MANUKA. SET OF SIX 1..0NE SHILLING. 1 UPTON & CO., Booksellers and Stationhrs. TTNION OIL, SOAP, AND CANDLE U . COMPANY (LIMITED). MANUFACTURERS OF . STEARINE CANDLES, COMMON AND TOILET SOAPS, LUBRICATING AND OTHER OILS. WORKS-ST. ANIFdiRIDGK. PENROSE. WAREHOUSE AND OITFICES-LOWfiR ALBKHT-ST., AUCKLAND. Cosh Purchasers of Tallow. ILLIARD TABLE, Maker cf. Wright and Co., London. Best solid mahogany tablo with chandelier and every requisite for a Billiard Room, conrplote, £13d. Time payments can be arranged.—l 2 PIANOS, by Paul Erord, at wholesalo ooßt to olear, £32. — A. H. NATHAN, Palmerston Buildings, Cus toms-street. •VTBW SEASON'S CLOVER HAT FROM MATAMATA, In small iireased bales of about 1121ba etch. SOLD IN ANY QUANTITIES ly all Dealers, and in not less than 1-Ton lots by THORNTON. SMITH, ft FIRTH "FUNCTION HOTEL. JAMES SMITH. PROPBIETOR. EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR BOABDEBS AND COUNTRY SETTLEBS. WINES, SPIRITS^ AND ALES OF THE BEST BRANDS. GOOD STADLINQ. , ELBNSVILLE TI MB E R COMPANY. M »T AfffiS^l?iffl: First, Medium, and Second-olass Building ''Flooring, Lining, and oUier Dressed Timber, Shingles, &c. Qfficb _ COT.ONTAL BANK IIUILDING3. (j HOBSON-STBEET jj CASH AND DEFERRED PAYMENI TAILORS, DRAPERS, MILLINERS, MANTLE AND HABIT-MAKERS, HOBSON-STREEI. We respectfully invite attention to our Laxgi 3tock of NOVELTIKS for the present Season. Our Great Variety and Choice of the Bea Fabrics, wilh tho Skill and Talent we now em ploy, and tho greitt success of our efforts to pro iince f?!ii";ri'jL' iicrmfiiirs, Perfect in-Fit, and Ur.cj:cc).letl in Cut anrl Stylo, xlves uu everj ;f;;i3<l'jnc6 io iespi .;:fii!:i solioitiog th« favotu Ef a visit -~JI Tiveods thuroiitjMy bb.'U«te before being roH.Sc i:p. ay.d I'lr. ;iud Workmanship Guasmiteed. The Deferred Payment System has been ouwd to be a great boon, by enabling those with limited incomes to procure necessaries in he easiest possible way. ALL GOODS ARE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. Cash Customers receive 6 per cent. Discount one shilling hi the pound sterling) on all parcels f 20a and upwards. INSPECTION INVITED, « TRAMCARH FASS ZHB POOB. ,



Land and Estate Agents. rjHAS.JjjJ QSMOND, LAND ABTD MONETARY. AGENT, 116, QCTEBN-BTREET (Adjoimng B. Tonka and Co.'s), TKIiKPHOOTiNO...IBB. Bankers : Natlona Hank of New Zealand (Limited). Mortgages and Loans Negotiated. Rents and Interests Collected, Money Invested on First-class Securities with out charge ... Estates managed for absentees. Valuations and Arbitrations undertaken. Native Land affairs specially understood. Houses to Lot and Properties for Sale plaoed on my list free of charge. Every description of landed property bought or sold to order.1' Largo sums to lend on first-class securities. QI f V pEOPBR TIX 8. STORES.- Several lar,re ones in commanding positions; evory Information on application. STOKK AND COMJfORTABLB HOUSE in a first-olass leading position; both water and gas laid In; a fine opening for someone Price. 8600. with tennß. ALLOTMENT, SHORTLAND STREET-Large frontiiKO and Very- deep; spleudid business Bitii. Sites of tbifl .description (double front ago) are very hard to Obtain anywhere clone to Queen-street. Tins site should at onoe com mand the attention of persons requiring a grand position so near Iho Poat>oJllce. BROWN-STREET, PONSONBY-A Capital and very convenient St* - roointfd: House almost now; mete allotment; pretty viow. Price, £125, with terms to suit PONSONBY— Very pretty Seven-roomed Villa Residence (new); gas and water; every con venience. Price. &i 25. 1 NKWTON, BYMONDB-STREET SIDK-Vory Comfortable Eight-roomed House (just the sort of house tbore is so much inquiry for at present), close to Quoon-Btroet; gas and water; largo allotment; nice viow, and cheap; «750. [ r£ O JjKT, CONVENIENTLY-SITUATED 8-ROOMED HOUSE, Victoria Avenue; rent, 14s per PRETTY FOUR-ROOMED COTTAGE, North cote ; 10s per week, CjU.BURBAN pROPBET 83. J5210.-VKRY COMFORTABLE 4-ROOMED COTTAGE, convenient distance from town; Mount Eden district; every convenience, and nice allotment: easy terms of payment NOKTH SHOKJC— Two Urst-olass Allotment;, commanding a very pretty view, in rapidly rising locality, olose to the wharf. B3 15s per ' foot. U360 FOB AN 8-ROOMED HOUBB and good allotment, sltnated near Mr Morley'a Store on thn Great North Road. A chance seldom met Witt, NottTHCOTK—AISO lor a Now Four-Roomed OOTTAGK and a vory Large Allotment, situ ated near the Wharf. fI7S—ALLOTMENT adjoining the Above j easy terms ofpayment PKNROSE—An uneqoalled Bite of 2} acres for a residence, situated oa rising ground, com manding one of i the grandest views in the neighbourhood of Auckland. This site must be seen to be appreciated. Price. A2CO. BIRKBNUBAD—Ten Acres, large road front age, a lot of large kauri trees. Price, £22 lte per aore (adjoining property from £30 pcraore to £50). This property is an especial bargain; It whb bought cheap, bo will be sold cheap. REMUERA—I2 Aoros for £1,500. VI VK ACRES, flvo miles from town; northern aspect; £30 per acre. This is the property for an industrious man; terms to suit TEN ACRES, same an above. House to suit will bo built on deferred payment system, if required. SEVERAL 3 TO 7-ACRK SEOTIONB. suitable for Market Gardens; good soil: convenient to town; good road frontage, 3i miles from town; great prospective value; easy terms. Monoy advanced to build with, repayable iy monthly or quarterly payments. em will purohaso ONE el the NICEST SITES . for a GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE to be obtained near Auckland; the size of tho site would be about 300 x ZOO feet MOUNT EO3KILL (Valley Road)-A good Sroomed Houao on a Large Corner Allotment; (MOO, MOUNT BOSKILL—I have al ot of very cheap allotments In an estate which hoB only just come Into the market To working men deslrlous of scouring a good pleoe of land of their own at a small coat, and with very easy terms of payment. It Is a grand chance. If persons were only aware how Very rapidly the Mount Itoakiu District is going ahead, . also- the > iuww .advantages of view, coi> venionco to town, healthy locality, volcanl< soil, cheapness of the land, &0., I feel, con fldont that many more purchasers would bu> in this favoured district, than pay such long prices for kind of an infovlot Quality and bad position. MARKET GARDENS—To any person requiring a small but excellent piece of ground close to town, either for a market gardon'or for fruit- Browing, I have one or two pleoes of about flvo acres in extent ominently adapted for this purpose Thu prioes are low and twins easy. W. L. M' T cHE LL- LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. MERCANTHiE CHAMBERS (next Bank of New Zealand). ' ' Telephonic Exchange No. 199. FOR SALE: PARNELL—Excelldnt new House for £175. on leosohold, having nearly 50 years to run, at an annual rental of £9. This is a really good house, very nicely situated, and should com mand an Immediate buyer. Kasy terms of payment can be arranged. NEW NORTH ROAD-Grand Leasehold Allot ments, at annual rentals of £610s, £7 10s, and £8. To be sold at moderate premium. KINGSLAND ESTATE—A Flrst-olase, Block comprising 2 excellont corners. Tho whole a ' Rood frontage. To an enterprising Builder this will be Bold in one lot on e«ay terms, to allow a good margin of profit to the buyer. MARKB.T GARDEN.—One of the handiest sites oloso to Town, near a Railway Station; good black soil; partly fenced. This pro perty is oifercd a bargain. To anyone want- Ing to establish a home on about six acres of ground, no better could be selected. Price, £120—2 ACRES level ground, rich blaok soil, within five minutes" walk of Railway Station, or six Aoros for £300. WAIKOMITI—Tho pick of an Estate, all fenood good loamy soil; water on the property almost adjoining Railway Station. Only a few sections romaining; from £10 per acre. Small cash deposit, the balance on easy terms as may be arranged. WAIKOMITI-Small Farms, 10. 16, and 20 Acreß. No deposit required if only buyers will oooupy and Improve. AVONDALBI-Somo of the best Seotions in this rapidly-rising township, to be sold on Building Society terms. MOUNT ALBERT—Rich Voloanio Allotments —all cleared of stones. Nice, warm, dry coil, situated on the mam road, in the very centre of the district Good building sites from £90 and upwards. Deposit of £10 only required, or if buildings erected, all the purchase money can remain at 8 per cent. BUBURBAN AND VILLA RESIDENCES MOUNT ABLERT — 2 acres and House, 10 MOUNT ALBERT—I acre and Houao, 9 rooms. HOUNT KDBN—S Very Choice Residences, with good allotments, at prices £iW, £550, £000, MOUNT ALBEUT—2 acres and Grand New MOUNT ALBERT —1J acres and 7-roomed House. CITY AND MARINE VILLAS. Wallace-street. Ponsonby—2 Housos, £500 at,d£sso. COLLINOWOOD-STREET—3 HOUSOS. Ponsonby Road—Cheap House. Vermont-street—Cood Corner, Now House. £150. „ OLARENCK-STREBT-5-roomed House. St. Mary's Road—Houbo, £GOO. Prospkot-strket—House, £425. Lincoln-street—House, £500. Hepburn-street—House, £800. Wood-street—House, £900. Grafton 'Road —House, £150. Commercial Road—House, £280. Union-street—House. £350. RUSStiLL-STREET—HOUB6, £250. Berbsford-street—House, &o. HELENSVILLE—A very compaot block on this rising Townßhip, close to Railway Station; well suited for building purposes, and sure to inoroase in value. This is a good investment to anyone, and will be sold at a cheap rate to clear tho lot. SUSSEX - BTREET NEWTON-Very good Cottage of 5 rooms, well finished. £300. CHEAP ALLOTMENT-Kingsland Estate. £35 ALLOTMENTS—Mount Eden Road, £7 per foot; Suesex-streot, 40sperfoot; Mount Eden, 15s and 50s per foot; Ponsonby, £4 to £6 per foot; Lincoln-street, £3 to £1 per foot; Ponsonby Road, £15 per foot; Northcote, from £1 per foot, and upwards. PUKEKOHE—A Grand Farm of 80 Acres, close to Cheese Factory, acknowledged to be the be^t in the district. TUAKAU—A First-class Farm of 110 Acres. NEW LYNN —One of the Choicest Little Farms ia the District, with Good Orchard. which will, in two years, come into grand V8.10I! BIRKKXHEAD—The coming season wi!l mark a ate.ifly demand for this improving district, I have several choico Fruit-growing S'anns now offcriDg. .and 1117 clients will do well to taku Lvrljl advantage of She season just open iDg. Some of the beat Biuldina Sitc3 close to the Whaif are now on Sale, for which very easy terms can be made. GLADSTONE— Adjoining the Northcote Public Sohool. Twenty minutes' walk from Wharf; A grand lot of 7 acres, all in cultivation, with dwelling newl erected, to be sold very cheap. 520 ACRES—A vely superior Farm on the Thames-Botonia railway, mostly improved, at £4 5s per aore. KARANGAHAPE ROAD (City)-I offer for a few days only some of tho best frontages in the most central part of this rapidly-improving thoroughfare. . - ff. L MITCHELL, ESTATE AGBNT' ■ QUKEN-STRKKT.



: Koney. A*£lfki\i\ TO LEND in Bums of iron 3* W \f\j £50 upwards.—Apply Wm. E Cochrane, Cochrane's Auction Mart, 189, Queen street. MONEY TO LENI on Freehold Securities.—A. BuonANAN Solicitor. St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Ban! of New Zoaland). '• ■• ■■■ ■ MONEY TO LEND, on Mortgage, o First-class Freehold Securities. W. COLEMAN, Solicitor,. National Insuranco Buildings. ONEY LENT ON PROMISSORY NOTES, HOUSES, FURNITURE, &O. BILLS DISCOUNTED DAILY. MORTGAGES NEGOTIATED. JOHN W. BARDIE, Land, Commission, and Estate Agent, HIGH-3TRKKT, Auckland. MONEY TO LEND, in sums of. £21 and upwards, at current rates of interest Apply to PETER OLIPHANT, Solicitor, High-street. ONEY TO LEND at current rates oi interest.—Loißhley and Jackson, Queen streot. ■ ■' -&f> AAA TO LEND at current omJ/w*\f vrvF ratoß of interest on free ' hold security. .■.::.:■ W. F. O'SULLIVAN, Shortland-street. MONEY TO LEND, at a moderate rate of interest.—Apply to . JACKSON k HUSSUIAj, ... .. ■■' • ■ Solicitors. ShorUand-stre^t;'; XCHANGEi'dK- KE% Y.ORK ANC LONDON, In sums to suit." ;7,!,' £ ,V:.; .■.. FOR SALE BY ••" ' ncia'.i ARNOLD, UINKS.& CO., (> r U Corner of Custom-home and Fort-atroeta. MONEY TO LEND, In large or small sums, at usual rates or interest CONNKLL & COOI ER, Bollcitorg, Vulcan Lan», AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING & INVEST MENT SOCIETY. Office: 147, Queen-street. LOANS granted upon approved securities of Freehold or Leasehold Properties in sums of £20 to £6 000, principal and interest being repay able in instalments at the following Rbduoed Uatkb for repayment of each £100 borrowed :— Repaymentsoxtend-| D<> _ ■ U r_.i, I Total Amount ingovor PerWeok. Repttyable> & b. d. £ s. d. lyear „ ..200 104 0 0 2 years .. .. 1 010 108 6 8 3 years .... 14 7 113 15 0 4 years .. - .. US 121 6 8 6years .... 8 9 138 18 9 Bycars .. .. 7'l 147 13 9 lOycars .. .. 63j 162 16 3 And in the same proportion for smaller or largor loans. DEPOSITS—The Society receives Money oa )cpoelt :—Repayable at 7 days' notice, 6 per cent, per annum; repayable hi 6 months, 6 per cent, per annum. JOHN BATQER. Seoretary. TNDUSTRIAL and PROVIDENT PER VESTMENT SOCIETY' OFAU'gKLAND, Corner of Qaeen-atreet and Vuloan Lane. INVESTMENT DEPARTMENT. This Sooloty is now Issuing: Ordinary Investing Shares, carrying full rate of interest and profit Paid-up Inveeting Sharesof £20each,eansfblB 7 per cent interest (payable half-yearly) ana Uurtic'patlnfr la profits. ' , V V DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits for: 12 months - ~6 per cent. 6 months „_ 6 per cent 1 days' notice i per cent BORROWING DEPARTMENT, •fhe Society advances on Approved Freehol* and Leasehold Propsrtyto the extent of three fourths of tho valuo. . Borrowers may pay off part or the wnole or their mortgages at any time. ... ' k , Reduced Tableof Rates and any further parti culars required may be obtained at tho Society 8 nfflfiofc GEORGE FRASER. Manager. tTTCTORIA LOAN AND DISCOUNT AGENCY, ' KtaH-STREBT. AUCKLAND, wriposnci aw* oooncii, «ahbbb» kovtsv advanced in Bumß of £10 to £1000 01* PERSONAL BECURITy, DEBPB O? PROPERTY, BOND WARRAOTS, ' SHARES, 4* aBPAVMSNTS OAK BH HA3I X WHBXT Oi OIHBB IKSTAIHSNTB TO SHIS BOBBOWBBB. COMMUNICATIONS CONFXDSNTAIi. •ostat. AjinßKsst hot m. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, HIGH-STREET, , next to atkins printing ; . office. ;;• , ... £5 .roJjMOO. PER S^ffFTE 3 Wfl T '£ FREEHOLD AND" LEASEHOLD SECURITY, ON FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGES, or oh any available security, repayable in • WEEKLY OR MONTHLY INSTALMENTS, ; : or in any way to suit the Borrower, Loans may be repaid at the rate of Sixpence per week in the Pound,. , V Bills Discounted at Current Rates. Bank of England Notes and Australian Bank Notes Bought All communications strictly confidential. LONDON LOANIIND DISCOUNT CO., HIGH-STREET (Next to Atkins Printing Office). ONDON MORTGAGES, LOAN, "AND DISCOUNT BANK. 60, SHORTLAND-STREEf, Auckland (Offobttb A. Clark Ss Sons' Wabkhoubs), And Little Collins-street, Melbourne. LOANS ARE ADVANCED FROM £10 TO .£I,OOO. Upon pbrsonaL freehold, and leasehold security, repayable by weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalments, at Lowest Current Rates. Advances made on Furniture without removal, and all classes of Merchandise. - Loans Granted upon Life Policies, Leoaciss, ■ and Interests under Wills. BILLS DISCOUNTED AT CURRENT RATES. Lo*ns ofon Deposit of Deeds. Repayment by Easy Instalments, FORMB GRATIS. All communications and interviews held strictly confidential. i BANK OF ENSLAND NOTKS CHWSB33. POST-OFFICE STORE, DEVONPORT. LILLEWALL BROS. Bob to Inform the INHABITANTS of DEVON PORT, TAKAPUNA, &0.. that they have PoRcnASBD the BcsiNicsa of Messrs Press and Lillkwall, and trast to Merit a Continuance of the Favours bestowed on their Predecessors. ALL MONEYS duo to the Late Finn must be Paid to tho Undersigned, who will discharge ah Liabilities in connection with the same. LILLEWALL BROS., GROCERS, BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, ETC., DEVONPORT. WH. SKINNER, AND SON, • Builders, Carpenters, and Joiners. Vulcan Ija.no. . • 411 Branches of thn BnP.dini? Trade executed b) Experienced Workmen.' Show Krr.ntJß. Of'li!" KlrHrum. fcr T H. VV I 1 H E 1' 6 & I iSBCSIVEiI AUVKEXISEMEIvTS FOR ANY "NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD. Various replies to Australian and Eurdpeai advertisementa now awaiting advertisers' am can be obtained on application at my office.



For Sale. "El . 0 ■ R ■ S A L E. POTATOES 1 POTATOES! POTATOES! A splendid sample in l.ton lota. -Apply to .* >iSJ»»«1 i ALFRED BUCKLAND. - ...'.. i Haymarket. • nOK SALE, 4' fine Bouts; suitable for JD sailing or pulling.—Apply to G. Strong, Public Baths. Customs street West.; FOR SALE, Allotments near the resi dence of Captain Walsh, on the road to the Lake (North' Shore), 'and near the Beach, well situated for eithor Pa i docks or Vilja Residences.—Apply, to M. T. Clayton* 27,.In .suranoo Buildings. ; , j FOR SALE, a new Hansom, to be com pleted to purchaser's order. — Thames; CarriageandDray Factory, Yictoria-st. East : ty ,b -'T ~o;'N:-'b;i,6.' r ,*| FOR SALE^ with fmnVediate possession, ai hewi7-Voomcd Hc#e,"^ell'B^iate'd, wjlhj magnificentsea vfeV. Price, £375—Apply IS"r^K/DUDER. f\ rfr-tt »--?-' J ;•■■■- --.y. -■ :-*■; •v>'-- "■ ■ H I A UHKLJMIiiATO^CO.Acres Land,; rirst-fi]as»nunJUy,*unim^roved;abargain;i will be'hnlil ( he:, prclosft to Hallway "611(1 Post ofllcc»s-Apply Mr Miller, Ta*upirl;s-or Gerald Muvtafeli, Nelnon:atreet, Auckland;;'', ■' * OEVONPOfeT.-For'SaloVtwQ "Allot ~VJ 'mohCrnpxlTroressbf'BFown's: healtUy situation! capital,K-let^ffAaibbarSiiace, 80s foot,—Apply Auckland Dairy, Jjobsqn-streot, . ONEHUNGAr-For Sale, Allotment, ' 150 ft x- 17Cf <f,> rieatfthe WhiirW Onfchuliga. this is an excellent'^opportunity for getting, v piece of ground' lhTJthis locality; could' be divided it required.—Apply to W. Stevenson, Auctioneer.- ml : ' .. '< ■•' .■ -■ •■)■» T7IOR SALE, at the North Shore,.(Uhel J? tenham Nurth), opposite the property of R. M. Stark, Esq., within a mile of new wharf, Allotments with beautiful view, on very easy terms.—Apply to Vickers and Hull, No. fi, N,Z. Insurance Buildings. ■•- ■'■ - ■■' ■'" OR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag" gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar 4 several new and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria -BtreetEaßt. - ~•■,■ DESIDENCE AT NORTH SHORE. XV FOR SALE, a Very Desirable Residence; situate at the North Shore, within about seven minutes' walk of the Victoria Whdrf. The louse contains six good. rooms fitted with Cupboards, Wardrobe, &c; besides Drossing room, Servants' Room, and Bath-room, with wo tor laid op; gas in every room; the whole recently papered and painted, and in first-rate order. There is over 1 acre ground, having 150 feet frontage to main road by 325 feet frontage to a side street; all thoroughly drained .and well fenced; planted with -well-grown forest and other trees. The view ia unsurpassed, embracing all of the-Harbour, and extending over the whole of Remucra, Auckland, and Ponsonby. For further particulars apply to; SAMUEL COCJIRANE & SON, Auctioneers. GV 0 R S A L E. ' ROSEBANK ESTATE! *j -' ROSEBANK ESTATE ! Wo have the Allotment adjoining the Resilience of Mrs Major, Rosebank Estate, Avondale, ■ for Sale One of tho best situations in the district. Commanding a magni ft cent viqw, and easy access.to, . a town by rail or road.- "' ' ;;' ,J b.;tonks & go. ;!•■'; ' ','X Xjl D W D. ' TlTrr A V T B, 6, Mercantile Chambers,.' FINANCIAL AGE NJT, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, BROKER, fco. 'FOB SA'LE-^ ■■■"•■■■■; ■■-• <-'■■: OWEN'S ROADr-Handeomo Villa Residence of 7,roams,, bath-room, .detached, wash-house, '" ■wood-house; &c.; water laid on j gas in' each room; good garden, fine view; Also, large Allotments; cheap; ' ■O NORTH SHORE—Lease of 6J years of Gentle man's Residence. 10 rooms, &c, every con venience ; gas laid in. Cheap. ' " '■•;••••. EPSOM—Six Acres in orchard and grass, good House and out-buildinfrs, £1.000; House, 7 rooms, £400; choice Building Sites, 29Wt deep. OTAHUIJU-Near Station, splendid Villa Site, 5 acres; £400.' - '•''■ ' ■ ■•»■•''■• int.. ,si NORTH SHORE-'Lanre House, £9CO. ... >J PONSONbY—House, 11 rooms,£9oo. ~-.■ .;, SUMMER-STKEET-House, Brooms, £300: ;. COLLINGWOOD-ST.-Larp:eHbuse.£l,ooo. KINGSLAND—House, 7 rooms, £350. 11W MORNING3IDE—Houses to Let.or for Sale. :•-.■» MOUNT EDEN—House, i rooms. £290: House,, 6 rooms. £350; House, 5 rooms, £320; House, 6 roomß and wash-houße, gas on, £450; House. 7 rooms, £600; House. 6 rooms andscullery, £380. MOUNT ALBERT—Houses from £600 upwards. COUNTRY LAND—New Lyi.a, Mount Albert, Ohaupo. Cambridge, Papakura, Riverhead . Harapipi, Mangawhare, Waitakerei,">PakuVi ' ranga, Pukokoho, &c,' lr "< A$ i ALLOTMENTS—Owen's Road. Oaklands Road Mount Eden Road. Smnmerystreet; &C. ' " ", OLD CLUB PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, EDEN CRESbENT.-Vacaiicies for lariiea and gentlemen, aIBO superior aocom modation for families. Terms moderate. i ITYOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, ---;V3T-' HOBSON-STREET. t \m aili tie ■Boara and Lodging.. '.. '.. . '~ 20s per Week' Single Room ;.' ?. .. .. .'. 25s per Week' WE tLES LE V HOU S E I (3 doora from Hobson-streetK Wellealey street West, Auckland, Zealand. f ■ : 1 . ~ rBOARD ANP RBSIDENCK '• A Good Table kepi, lofty and well-ventilated Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Batha, and everj convenience to ensure the. comfort of boarders and viaitbra. ' TermW*l per Week. ' " ■ : ~; ' - il. MASON, Proprietress. ' f\ UR AD VERT I S E"M EN T V/ ro Adulterated Pepper seems to hay« gone home. Messrs Trent Brothers, of Chrlstchurch,_ answer with a< report of thoCanterhuryAiialy' st, whiohi after being translated iiito_ plain English, acts very damaging to them, being an acknowledgment of adulteration. But tnate not"! our .business; we simply object to their adulterated pepper coming to our market, as an unfair competitionl against our gonuirie; article.' Thiß having been the case, tho attached copy o tho analysis or their 'pepper in .Auckland will prOVO"!-"" ,/;>T -'. .."' ~" '' ' » Vr' . i 10. " Laboratoiy, Hobson-Btreet, -> !id i> , • "'Auckland; June It; 1884, ! * "Mr WoODFiEtD, Inspector;under; tb» Adul-j ; teraUoh Act, Auckland •'. 1 " Sir,—l have comDletod my examtaatioii of tho peppor received from you on the 19th ult« said pepper being contained in a tin Bccuray fastened, and bea-ing tho brand Trent s Fink White Psi'fsu, CimisTcnußCH. and find tliis sanlplo to bo adulterated- with: \Yueat Floub to the oxtent ot notless than twknty-five per crnt (25%).—1 have the honour to be, Sir, your obodlontservant,'"*"''-•■'•• p ' '■•-' ' .. (Signed) ;.■■;" J. A. Pond, ii'r .C , ...;.■ "Colonial Analylst."^ . If Messrs Trent Brcß-tlionght' it profitable to themsolvesi to publish our :corrospondence, as per advertisement, they*should-also have in-; sorttd other letters of ourt complaining of their chicory being adulterated: whtch compelled us eventually to discontinue buying of them, honoe their spite. Verbum sap. BROWN, BARRETT, & CO.. . b t, Coffee and SpiccMerchan^ j rTTHE ONLY GOLD MEDAt. !EVEE I AWARDED FOR V_; •"' COFFEE, CHICORYj PEPPER, &0,, ; Was obtained by ,;-■ •:'-:•,,■ . TRENT BROS., '" '■■■'■ CHRISTCHURCH. !'"'.'- c?> MR K. N. LEG6E, Oustomb-strekt Babt, Agent for Auckland and District. COFFEE AND CHICORY.— Report. .-; "Canterbury College, , . .n '• Christchurch, Sept. 6,1884; "At the request of Messrs Trent 8r05.,1 visited their manufactory, and selected indis criminately two samples of Coffee. Both samples were very well prepared, and of excellent quality. A chemical and microscopical ex : amination proved them to be quite free from any deleterious adulteration, and containing no other ingredients than Coffee, with a small ad mixture of Chicory. ■ ■.'•.■: (Signed) "A. W. Bickerton. F.C.S., &c, . i! . ■ " Colonial Analyst." PEPPERS, BLACK AND WHlTE.—Report, " Canterbury College, " Christchurch, Aug. 20,1884. "Having BOlectert indiscriminately samples of White and Black Pepper, and having examined them both microscopically and f 1"""^"^ find them oxceedintste k00! 811111?1^^™" nrnnared and quite free from uyurlpus oon dated Feb. 9,1880. *T? . "Wo would remind you that etor since we commenced using your Chicory wo have never imported a pound from Home or elsewhere, un less compelled to do so by your short supply, nor do we intend doing so. Wo trust therefore that you will see your way clear to charge ut the lowoat price, viz.. £50; and you can-book w as many tons ahead for as long as you think w( shnll li''R • say about 5,000 tons, but only chargf u.nfo.- it .is weg_<"tit. ; „ . j igned) "i'SOWf, B*'««aTT & Go.



■ ; ■:.! ■• /<:,-. Tenders:.]- ['- vn\ T N B A N X : R> ; ;U',' F^G j V ■' IN'THE: ESTATE^ OP / \' t '\"' \ \:,r WILLIAM iFREDERio HULIit ■ l . •Tondera are invited for. the' Purelirwo of th( Bonded Goods as enumerated below, also thi Book Debts and a Bma'lquantity of Silverware Samples of the various Liquors, List of 800 l Debts, and Silverware are on inspection, to gether with conditions, &c, at the office of Mi 11. Rees George, Fort-street, on and after Ist "November, between tile, houra of "ten &ql twelve o'olock in the forenoon of each day. Tenders, in writing, sealed.and endorsed ''TeDder in Estate of W. F. Hull," are to be sent (prepaid), addressed to the undersigned, or or. before twelve,.o'clock at..nooa,,on.the.Btl ,N6veftiber,<lßßt. ', '•■•■■ ' • ■/*«"■' '■". - -: <Pnel higHestt[or any ' tendcf noVnedessSrilj accepted. .*.fJ«ry* ■'-'•i i• * "" IS cases Henn'das'r'a; pints RDM— 1 quarter-cask Pale W.I. 1 quarter-casks Lowndea Geneva— :'. ;:' '; .'. "■• : ■ 80 cases JDKZ, 12 bottles . « cases JDKZ ",-.-•• ■- "WINES. Sherry— •* .■, •■-'■ ■•; .'■--« ■■■~- > =. ■ 1 quarter-cask "Montella" ! • b quorter-caaks " Medium JTull" ■. T 1 quarter-cask Pale -•:■ 2 quarter-casks Vms Nationalo '. 3 quarter-casks D'Goruez Ports— _ i quarter-casks"Fuirßodied" " a r 6 fluarter-cssksiOarcy'siJ'Tarragona «*" . -» •>■ '2 §u'arte'«ftfll!:B ) g|ant l a2dtCarlbs" £f [ Claret— 5 cases Chateau Meney v'"■")!' 6 oases Chateau Margaux ADBTRAUAN r rWINE— ~i ;:■;,...:■,»■ 1 quarter-cask "Relsling" 2 quarter casks "Grenacho" : ,t qnarter-oaßk"FTOhagnae!": 2 quarter-casks " Tokay " 1 (juarter-cask Conatantia * 1 quarter-cask Port ■ i i.tl'quarter-caskßherry-; ~-., fif'ljfjVf Li '.' 'I quarter-cask Claret ' t »-',["■ <' - S ~:iil'^uarter-caßlj'Verdllho' ' BB<I "" /■■ I BOTTLED I BEER.-''! 165 cases Ang. Bay. Ale, quarts > , ■~ - q U caseß Ang, Bay. Ale, pinte ' •* ™ . 5 cases Ang. Bay. Stout, pints .20 cases Dogshead Ale, quarts, .. t - ■, ■ ;',-", ..CIGARS.1 :''..■.,'■■''' -: I ' &0O0*"" Prince of Waleß,'.';6o.boxes ■'...- ':'< : fiOOO "ia Glara," 100 boxea.- , : :. ', , „ ■■:}-■ :'■ JOHNLAWSOir,-; „ * •'■;■''• .*■' Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, Auckland. October 30.' 1881. ;;.. . ',: - ,r : ;''; m O B U I L-'D ;E- R S/ EXTENSION OF TIMB. Tenders are invlte'd until noon of TUESDA^Y,' 11th inslanj, for tlie Erection ot a Brick Building in Hobson-street. . '. V^ * " ' •Jr^ '■ Fi'W. GREY, f ■" 252, .Queen-street. :;,...:. , ..Architect. rp O B U. .-I. Li i) E R S. CHUROHiSTREET^NORTH SHORE. , EDGAR BLIJGK, " > r BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IBON .-..,-. y MONGER,-has on Sola- ..,< ;. ..,„• _ ; ■Cement, Gunpowder,' .Ke'roßine. Carpenters Tools,Nails,Corrngatedlron,RcgisteredGrateß, Kitchen Ranges; also, China, Glass, Marthen ■ were and Fanoy Goods. ■ -'. v R. & 8,, d uder I DEVONPORTiWHARF, J^'i HOUBB,LAND; and COMMISSION AGENTS, GROCERS, GRAIN, COAL; end FIREWOOD . ,~s ~;■- .■ ■ D'EAEERS. ".C, . ■ '- . CARTAGE CONTRACTORS; BPiLDKRS1 : MATERIAL, POSTS, RAILS, RAILINGS, - BHINGIiES; AND SANITARY PIPES, . ,&c,. So. , &o. ■'•"', ~ PROPRIETORS OF DEVONP.ORT BRICK .-•YAJRD AND SCORIA PIT. : •,"■■. Pi -H EAP ( P APE RKAN.GI ■S GS.' ■ ■' A. H."mORRIS'S NEW STOCK OF ABOVJB FOR. QT7AUTY ' AND PRICE ,-. IS UNEQUALLED IN THE OITT. . Oi! -*' INSPECTION INVITED, :;!.'. y 'BAST <l ' '■■ i ,-lißo\m Qkowtheb's). i ■ r|IQ.B J MtDJ:RS,.iIABII>TETrMAKEBSJ .J| AND OTHIIR3.—W. L. ROGERS begs to . inurnato ll)at he haa njwajs,large.Stocks of , Wocd/iTuTOteryitcady; fdr deliviJry. c W. If. R. ■ ali;6 begs to state thut his constant endeavour , will be, by thCßSCcllenco of hits wort, the mode i ration of his cliarfeeb, arid unremitting attention > to vie wishes of his Customers, to ensure and re ,tuin that patronage and support %vhich he now (respectfully solicits.—Note the address: W. Si. !RO r GERS,-i!ornishingWarehoußeand'Ttttnery Factory, Ponaqnby Road. .. -3-5; ;;t jS .,j } T^EyONf O^T, ;• • •. NORT^,,. t SdORE, ! ! weliFbroSm \ ; OARTBRSrCARRIERSrJHS-*-" iBRICKS, LIME, SAND.-HOUSK BLOCKS, j ASH. &q !■ r~"BAIiSST,SUPPLISD. • I , N.8,-Buiia6rs liberally dealt with.! iTW"EW Z E ALANrDy^RAI^. W AIY S. 1 I AUCKLAND 1 SECrtON. ■ -■■'J j DAfCTLE"sBX>wTNOVEMBER 8 amd lfj. I RACES, NOVEMBER 15. CHEAP FARES. * ) | Saturday Return k Tiokate ow]}i|be israed (anj itation to any Btattbn) 'Thursday, November 6, 0 Saturday, November 15 (both days inclusive), ivafiable for.Settarii fail? Aa.V op to Tuesda* No?embcr 18. 1 1 ■" ;sAlsiSbiAL' *:flres.* wj '" : » Alnpkland,^NeWJ»«u:sseit~^lount JBaeny~ane Oaefiungato Green Lane'on the Bth and 10th. One Shilling (sinfle or return), irrespective ol jlass; inoluding ainiission to the Show on the .OUj.-T.WoShillings and Sixpence.', On the 15tlr, 'orßaceiS: One iitiilUnK'(iaii:bnix).; or TUrec Shillir#s^including;.adinisßion;to,t±ie Course. ,^ SPECIAL'TRAINS TO .AND FROMS * j .-.■"•• *• WAIKATO. ,*,..; On Novembe*-'7> 'tibnveyinJr'oxhiblta .to tb,c Show: Te Awamntii (dep.), 7 eCn.; Cambridge, 6.50 a" nu; Hamilton west* 7;45 a.m."'-! ;- lt ; ■ . OnNovomb.er 10, for Cattle, Show:'Te'Awa: iriuta '(depJi, 6;80 a.m.; Cambridge, .6.30 ti,m. ■■ iamilton West, 7.8 a.m. j-'-WgarUawaßia.'VJf'l nn.; Huntly, 8.25 a.m. On~November 15, for-Raofls: -Te Awanvott dep), 6.30 a.m.; Cambridge, 6.30 a.m.; Hamil on West, 7.s a.m.; Ngaruawahia, 7.63 a.m. Suntly, 8.25 a.m. :* , On Monday, November. 10, and Saturday November 15: Auckland (dep.l. 6 p.m., lor Ti Awamutu, Hamilton, and Cambridge., rr ,, _, |Vft3:! ■' ') —-i-~)::. ■ : ij'.tf1' .....if' i CATTLE. SHOW, LOCAL TRAINS. ; < NoVEMßrift 8. I Auckland and Newmarket: 10 a.:in., 11 a.m. and every half-hoar to 8.30 p.m.. retiuntoß'ever; half-hour noon to fi.3o p.m. ; From Onehungn; 10 t lO a.m., ;12.?, 1.5, and 2.! returning at 12.15,1.15,2.15, 315, and 5.35 p.m. 1 From Avondalo, 12.1,5;. Mount Albert, 12.20 Mount Eden, 12.33 p.m., returning at 4.2Q p.m. !i"ifas?'' ' "" : <", NOVEMBER 10: ; :■■"'•■. ft : From .Auckland, and Newmarketi Every"! , minutes, 9 a.m. to t p.m.. Returning'every ! minutes, 11.10 a.m., to 5.30 p.m. i From Onehunga:: ;10.5, 10.15, 11.30 a.m., 12.X 12.50,1.30,2.10.2.50 p.m. RetuTnlnß 11.35 a.m 12.15,12,55,1.35,2.1i>, 2.55,' 5.25 p.m. ■I From Henderson,-11.10; Avondale, Mount Albert, 11.16; Mount Kden, 11.20 a.m 11.3,1.20 p.m. Returning at 6.30 p.m. v NOVEMBER II3pR.RACE9. ,Ua illlert lTttTMou"tKdtn,ll.iU a.m.,.12.3, 1.21 !•]; • TRAINS CANOELLEb;' :On November 10 aud. 15 certain TralnH sit at ,6.2a a.m. and 9.15*.™ for tbi<n Tine, and lD.So~a.in. for Knipara Branoh From Hamilton West, 2 p.m>; from Mercei ll.iJO a^m.; fiom Helensvilie, 11.45 a.m. The IJS to Mefccer and I^o tCKelensyiUS Wil tie postponed to' Auckland, dop. 6 p.m. ! Passengers cannot break the journey atGreoi Lane or Racecourse, but must De provided wit a Special Ticket. ~'' -' ■'■ ■ •"' ''• '■ FO GOODS OR CATTLE ON THESE DATES % 0. HUDSOff, L! >..,,..., pisttiot'Era|D.a Manager, ON SAL^,' Ground Mortar (delivered i town or suburbs), 200 oaaka Portlai . Cement, Piaster of Paris, Fireclay (by ton orll ' Fire Bricks, &&-R. Jenkinson, Builder. Lorn street. .. »



■ ;.:..•:;;.:-:^Ainns<jiheftls;':'.-''.v-'■. ■ A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. : Lessreb and Directress......Mr Loui»e Crawford. ■ " Continued success of. ■■■■•■ M.ISS' LOUISE CRAWFORD'S I COMEDY AND DRAMATIC COMPANY. TONIGHT! (Friday) TO-NIGHT J ~.. ~ OUR BOYS!- . OUR BOYS! '/■ ■■■'■'■ -'' c Witnessed last evening by o Large Audience, : ! .'.'. ..tr ■ with Great Applause: i ' • \ sisx Laughter from Beginning to Knd.L -:; '■ TO-MOBROW (Saturday), Sth^Jovember, i ~-, :.'.- LONDON BY NIGHTI LONDON BY NIGHT! ' : ; ,t ~, , The Great Sensational Drania..• ■.! t; ," ~ i Box Office at Mr Lennox's, Stationer.1 "■" ■' Cards of Admission:—4s, 2s 6d,»"ndlsj ' Doors open, 7.30; Overture, & p^clook.•,..•; / . ~.■! ",,jV ",.'■■'»•. ...' !f EJ.B..WISEMAN, ■" ■ ;'; ,;.■■.. . .....^Business Manager and Trewnirar.* , ,m,HAA ; T R«E; RO YA L. ""Vo,-M~ORROW, " SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8,'1881.-<- !l .: i rA. Twelve .Hours' WaikingVctontestUbeiwees • Wv E.. Stevenson t Long Dißtancoi'CnwM^ion. s MdJAMESrHRNDBY, for a.stafee 6f «oar Side *; and tho Cljampionßhip.---,To start OsMrtfetoek a.in. and finish at 11 o'qlockp.m. -n .'V :-• . .; ' Prices if Admission sDreBB Circle, 2s; Pit and ; «•-&&. :^'^r^ZH^:'^.^ < i ~■■■<.■■■ : "IJ^T W• i WAX 4KB, Q RDBR< OP GOOD i ;;J ■J?Ci«''«ri«-':.ft;ai lBMttj.A!RSt/'.; ' /'■ .' ,:' ' .^gE^TJRE ( j|gyAi, h TH#ftS#AY, /NOV. 13. JBf%fltl&Q\ SrWwpatrSof Capt'lietloy,Officers, .iv-i':::- j.r^Li ' *~lind dtiiork/' ;. '^sSjx'-i ■'' ■ Ik Aw 01* Eb^Aß^ s?bp^^4ii3i&-- WhoLosthisAra-branAccWelnt. ~,£«§! TioKETa.-rUKSs'Olrele', 3»<'Stalls, to; Pit ls may be had of Messrs.French. Karangahape I Road; Syms, Wakefleldet,: Mackay. Queen street; WhitehetfarGrocer, Ponßonby and .Vic-' ,• toria-street; jot of any M ember of the Order. '/ Dooiis open at 7;30, to commence at"B sharp." f, • W. T» PAYNE, Secretary. g TV E V 0, N P, O- R T. ■; ",.:',: NOW OPEN,' THB BEAUTIFUI , X ( WILLOW GROVE ...■ . jl '■•''■• WILLOW GROVE STR A WBERR~Y\, GARDENS. 1 STUA•WB WR RV ! G AT R Dl ENS, | ...Eyeiy convenience for Picnio Parties. ' DIRECT STEAMER TO DEVONPORT ',-i ;-v,whar'f,,' .'■,;, ; ',/.-.'• .?•. ;"} strawberries and cream. '. Mhs:LIND,; Northcote/tintimateß tbi her' j; numerous friends that she Will be happy.to . receive'visitors during the summer mouths. Her apartments are replete with every'con- j venience, and at reasonable charges. Plenty Of - j Strawberries and Cream. , -;J ■• ' ; Excursions.^ "-'I j ; " ;;| : PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY. „ j 1 . MONDAY.ifOVEMBERiO. ! The fast and powerful boat ! ,-;- • SiS. WAITAKI ■• ' '-...'s • '.^ ;■ ;.",_ ~ ~ .-. ■ ... .■■ ■»■ .. '.■ ■• ■ n (Fitted lip in the most superb and commodious j•■j •. • manner fo^p^Siiengera) '_ 'Will leaVft the Queon-atreot Wharf, on MON ■ DAY next, November 10, at Ton a.m., for an . ■,■ ; EXCURSION *RIP TO WATWERA. ' Refreshments can be obtained on board. . A flrst-class Military Band has been engaged ■ ifotthetrip. '■ : ■■:; : p *? ' r [ ' ■ , Returnffare: FiveSbjilingß. v. . . ■KAMO'COLLIERY COMPANY'(LXMtTED), I ':~ ■■'" '■■•"■'••'v -Agettte.,./.j ■', ■■,-■. ■ ■ ■■-.■■■■Jo .■:■ J^d^r j"PKI^CE OF WALES'B ■ mon aa V next,1' ' •■;* :^P liPßr^:: 10thNovbmbbk,1881. : EXCURSIONS TO THAT FAVOUIUTB ~ ) : i t'RESORT-ST. HELIEKB BAY.^ I;'1 "". v?| ; 'ilhffl"' !,' ■ '■ .■".. - ■"'. ! '.'. ' i ; ;- P.S. TONGARIRO ; Q Will leave Queen-street Wharf at 9 a.m. and" ! 11 ajn.; leaving St. Helter's at i and 6 p.m. :'■-.,■. :£ RETURN- FARES-ls J CHILDREN, 6d.. ' BoEreshments may I>e obtained at Uie late residence of Major. Walmßley, which is now ■opßned as a.Boarding House. . ~ ■..■■■ ■..;■■ < .. >"<A±X'-J£ T>RINCE OF WALES'S - ' JfwßsX&L. BIRTHDAY. to kawau. i The 8.8: MACGREGOR will leave the Queen- Btreet; Wharf on MONDAY, November 10,, at 8 I a.m., and return from Kawau about 4.30 p.m. —:, '.:,: ■, B^ln>.;iN Attrndancb. : . ..-'. ■ 'Jl,' Return Tiokets.. '■ .. .. .. sa. ■;. ' '-'iSiktdr T 0 PICNic" Tho ss. COItOMANDEL'is : T^^B»BS^-Open for Charter on MON- '•", '■DAY.^ov. 10 (PrLnco of Wales's Jttthdsy); '■ ■ VVT COUPLAND'&; CO.. Qnaen-Btreet. | jfej—r "\T ORT H SHORE. The p s. VICTORIA having beenronowed and. boautincd; will be running on the North Shore Ferry Service on^MONDAY, lpth iMt, ,; ,- Si?%'j .STEAMERS EACH WAY EVERY HALF \ ■ ■'.. ..'-RKacpBN.TIOKKT, Od; .-.:. , ■-,:;■ "Cllilarentfna6rl2brovers, Si; under.S,OFree. \' J. R. D. BAKER, Traffic Manager. Sporting. T>" OBIN HOOD'S Ml\j! ■ RpmfTTJA 7.' PEOGRAJMJME ON TIIBS ■ •JST'-'B W Z E ALAND' C UP. ■ At the requoßt of 0. large number of Clients, ?'Rpbin Hood/'hoS openeaaSpebialProgrammo m'the NOW Zealand Cup. Uplimited numbor bf Shares at.lOs each, lMt,liorae,4s per cent. Ap'plicotiohs will ho received up to HQON of he 10th of 'November. I '■Address: ■■". ROBIN HOOD," care of T. 3TAPLETON,-80x238, P. 0.. Christchurch, Or JUBAL FLEMING, Gity Baths, Colombo* ■ itreet, Christchuroh. ■ ■ >•• -; • ■ ; : ;■■•*.. £2;500. •' £2,500. d&2iSOO.) ', i:'=WTLIJCM^;^p\3KMBBBa7,: ;, f;] Haprew'S day races,.;. ; ' '■ ' ■ DUNEDIN. -':... 29TH NOVEMBER, ISBJ. tar 5,000 MBMBBK3 AT ;ios. TS» ; Others.. ■•'"• *^20 , 10t.,...i....... 200 f.i ■ ; ' 20V, '8... 160 ..■■'" •', , .:■■ .■ 33,, W/fh-..i 165 ' ■ •j .- ... .. ,■ .iiJiooS. '^i-'Wv. j S3TBACU TICKET HAS EMHT CHANCES. IKS ' rjIHIS Consultation'will remain open-till:; I advertised dato of closing. Should Sweep oxeeed 5,000, the prizes for horse 9 will be in- - creased in valnej and the number of Cash Prizes will be increased pro rota. " , P.O. Orders should bo sunt whou convoniont, : and two stamps for replies. Country cheques ■ . must have One ShillinK exchange added. - ADA MANTUA, ■ ■ . . Jl\ ~. Care of Mr Abraham, 1 .i". -' ; Bos 351, Post Office, Dnnedin. j TVFEW ZEALAND SH&OUGH THE , v ., JJI CAMERA. i.;.-: ":- ■■■ :MR,W, BI.RQBPXSpN-."' '. ,' '/, biviteathe Publio to subscribe to the above ■}moHOLJtsaPHOTOOßApmovibws - OF NEW SffiALAND SCENBRY. . Pbiok: Onk s.BiiiiNia Bach. ;: I (To Subscribers onlr). : Over 2.0C0 Separate Views to select frora, : B'T ONE'S. BXJILDINGS, Wbxlbsi '. <■ > \ KASSi