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QT. JACOBS OIL, ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. The Wheel of Fortune Turns is His favour, or Triple Proof. The American Carriage Factory, Dec-street, InvercarKlll. June 25, 18SJ. MKSSRaPtfnusnERS "Otaoio Daily TiM-asfjj- Dbar Sirs,—l have much pleasure in adding my testimony to tho wonderful efficacy of St. Jacobs Oil. One of my apprentices, named Watttfn. took very ill with neuralgia, and was confined to his bod quite delirious. Several remedies were tried, without the least effect. He was advised to try St. Jacobs Oil, and after bathing his f»co with it. got immediate relief. In speaking to his father, Mr R, B. Watton, he desired me to state that for the last seven years he has had a severe attaok of (rout annually, which completely laid him up for a week at a time. He felt it coming on lately, got a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil and rubbed it on the affected part beforo going to bed, and next morning all path had loft and he was able to go to his business as usual, and has not had an attack since. I havo used this universal remedy myself and in my own family, and can vouch for its magical effect. Although only a short tlmo Introduced here, it is on every per jon's lips, and I may add, in nearly every home, -jam,yours,etc., w< jj. M _,TBU!BON. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS On,. ST. JACOBS OIL. A Popular Hotclkceper Made Happy. Victoria Hotel, Auckland. July 23,1831. Messrs M. Let? & Co., Auckland. Dear Sirs.—Suffering from a severe sprain for over a week, I was advised to use St Jacobs Oil, and I beg to stato that after four applications the swelling around the ankle disappeared and all pain left, so that on the third day I was able to use my foot again as usual.—l remain, -ewsus, yours faith!ul.y, r> _, ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. For This Belief, Much Thanks. Montague'a Fancy Bazaar, - 68, Princes-street, Dunedin, July .Ist. 1834. (To the Editor Evb.vimo Star.) Dear Sib,—l have groat pleasurein testifying 10 the efficacy of St. Jacobs Oil for a severe case of neuralgia In tho faco. After trying many so- Called romedios for it without obtaining roKef, nothing did me so much good. After two or throe applications it entirely disappeared, and I am glad to say I have not had any return of the trouble since, I chcorf ully recommend it to others sufferlug/rom the same painful afrcc tion.—l r<j)m»ip, dear 61 r, respectfully yours, JULIA MONTAGUE. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. I Wish to Bear Testimony. Mr T, W, Allen} In U>o employ of Messrs A. Ef. Nathan and Co., Merchants, Auckland. cheerfully chimes in. He says:—l wish to bear Testimony to the usefulness of St. Jacobs Oil as a cure for Rheumatism. I was seized with a severe attack in tho right leg and hip, a.ud, marvellous to relate, was eurea by on« applica tion of St Jacobs Oil, August 13, 1881. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS fiUu ST. JACOBS TOL. Better Than a Bonus. Mutual Llf o Association, Auckland, July 2nd, 1881. Messrs m. Levy & Co. Dear Sirs,—About a month ago I had a very severe attaok of rheumatism in my right arm, bo bad; in fact, that I could scarcely lift it with out causing me excruciating pain. I had tried several kinds ot liniments without obtaining any relief. At last I tried St. Jacobs Oil, and after v sing half a bottle I felt perfectly free from pain, and up to the present I hare not had any return. I shall always use it in preferenbe to anything I know of hi case of any similar pains, ana wilfcertntal/ advise all sufferers to do the wMHmtkmrtop^ _,_£ — . BT. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIU He Suffered Acute Agony. Commercial Cigar Divan, Wellington, July U. 18M. M. levy As Co_, Auckland. Dear Sin,—l wag much troubled lately with acute rheumatism in the right arm, -which rendered it useless, and tried various so-oallod remedies tocure theaouteaKonylsu (fared. Onlha recommendation of a friend I applied.St. Jacoba 011 to the affected part, and two applications ot that specific completely cured me. I havo, therefore, groat pleasure In publicly testifying to the efficacy ol the Great German Remedy.— *W^ R.P.COTXAM, . . ST. JACOBS OIL. • ' ST. JACOBS OIL. ~.- : :; ST. JACOBS OIL. He Found it Efficacious.' Auckland, October 3,1883. Messfrs Levy and Co. Gentlemen,—l have reeontly had occasion to use St Jacobs Oil in a severe case Of burning. I found it very efficacious,* the pain being at once' scoured, and I have much pleasure la . recommending it.—Yffurs faithfully, _' ; J. O. HiTSWELL. (Mr Hats well la tho well-known grocer.) ST. JACOBS OIL. :!.•.■; . ; ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS QIL. : S. KlrkpatriGb, £«_.» The well-known Proprietor of the Nelson Steam Jam and Confectionery ■" ' Factory, gives Ids Cheerf-l ' Endorsement. He ears, under date of July 3,1881 }—" About twelve months ago I was suffering from a very severe headache, brought on by the fumes pi Darning charcoal in a close room. The pain was next door to being unbearable. I tried ST. Jacobs On,, and dm pleased to say It gave me Instant relief. I consider it a good thing to have by you." st. Jacobs oil. ST. JACOB 3 Olti. ST.. JACOBS OH*. The A&te Agony I Suff^reO. ' Commercial Cigar Divan, ■Wellington; July llfh, 188 - Tbo Editor of Acokland Evenisj? Stab. Dear SIB.-I Waß much troubled with acute rheumatism In the right arm, which reMerea It useless/ I tried various so-called remedies to *Jure theacriteagony I Bufferedi On the recpra taendaUon of a friend .applied St. Jacobs Oil to the affected Bart and two applications of tnaj spedlflo completely cured mo. I haye- grea Weaßure in Hublioly testifying to the efflcaoy ol |e^«. M at Qermau V°™%;ffi<§sfgs> 6T. JACOBS OIL. " ST. JAC6b3 OIL. ; ST. JACOBS OIL. CSenuineness Gnaranteed. "Taking in view the number of testimonials In support of the efßcacy of St. Jacobs1 Oil, ana the'wSi character of thdse supplying them, the inference Is irresistible that the remedy is the most remarkable for such diseasfes-as have been mentioned in the above interviews'that hS^et been discovered, and considering theit value a» a guide and suggestion to- Buffering humanity, there is nothing unmorcantilo or un professional in advertising the article. The Sbove ought to commend it to the confidence of all our citizens." • ' . ST. JACOBS OIL. llj^SKt siiSsssse: ««H 3JI .KwKn: Wi*%s^ CIOO Reword Cash, more, Maryland, United . 8100 Reward Cash. States «* # : America. • pro- CIOO Reward Cash, priotors of St Jacobs on, £100 Re^trf Caih br by their accredited local BlOOßeward Cash, "presentoavesrtoanyper . BlOOßowardCash. not strictly genuine. •■ : Soli 1)7 all Chemists and Storekeepers. Prick Threb SHUiiNfIS. ' . ."""Wholeßftle" Depot for Auckland} iH. L]p)VY & CO.,



Wanted. \\T ANTED, tho Ladder taken from St. W James's Church roturncd immediately; made by Pellam, No. 131. WANTED, by a middle-aged Lady, a Situation as Help or Housekeeper out side the city; wages not so much an object as a food home.—Apply by letter, " nominun, Stab Office. , . ANTED, a gooil strong Girl for domestic work.-Apply to Mrs H. Eus tacOj Symonds-street. . .— XXT ANTED, a Girl accustomed to Chilcl- VV ren.—Apply to Mrs F. Alderton, corner ot Brown-street^ndjychmondjioad; WANTEDTSuperior Person (Orphan or Widow without family) as Mother's Help;.would bo treated as one ot the family; Nurse and General kept.-Apply at Stab Offlce. ANTED, by the 27th of this month, near town, a House of six or seven rooms.—Apply, stating rent, to "J.," care of Mrs Holland, Fishmonger. Parncll. ANTED, Young Man as an Improver for our Hand spinning Department— Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Co. (Limited), Stanley-street. . A *T ANTED, Tenders for the Erection of VV n Double Chimney.—Apply on the Job, Willows-street. WANTED, Tenders for Building three BricK Chimneys, about 37 feet high, with 2 fireplaces in each, and resting on con crete oase; corner of Nclsou and Cook streets.— William Corbett. , WT ANTED TO BELL, the "Patent V T Ripht" of Johnston's Patent Revolving Shutters; ilrst-class investment—Apply to J. R. Johnston. Joinery Works, Lome-street. ■ WANTED, Elderly Person to wait on two in family; must understand cooking. -Apply Mrs Mantoll, Grafton Road, two doors from Wynyard-street WANTED, Situation as Cook or Handy Man in hotel. (New arrival.) Good references.—Apply G.T., StabOlUcc. Auckland. ANTED, a strong Lad.—Apply Mr Knight, Fruiterer,Hobsonstreet. Now arrival preferred. WANTED, by two young mon (just arrived), Situation to Drive, Milk, and any Farm Work. Good referencos. — Apply F.F., Star Offlce. WANTED, some kind person to adopt a fine, healthy Baby Girl. 7 weeks old; will be entirely given up.-Apply Stab Offlce. WANTED, immediately, a Good Brush Hand; no other need apply.—Wm. Hamlyn, Painter, Kingsland Post-omoe. 7.<w p.m. . WANTED.— Don't bo in -a hurry to buy Allotments until you (have soon Mont Lo Grand, Mt. Rosklll Road, to'bo sold privately in sizes to suit purchasers, 'forms to suit the pookets of all. The view and healthiness ol position cannot bo excelled.—Apply *.. i. nci bort, on the property. — WANTED, a few first-class Dressmakers. —Apply at onco to Mrs Beehari, Castle Drapory, Hobßon-street. . WANTED, Coat and Vest Hands, Improvers, and smart Girls.-Anokland Clothing Factory. , WANTED, 17 Generals, Housemaids, Nnrscgirls, and all classes ot Servanta.- A. McLeod's Rogistry, 7, Wharf, or St. Mary * Road, Ponsonby. . WANTED, a Strong Lad, able to rido well.—Apply to K. Hall, Butcher, Mount Edonßoa.4._ WANTED, to Lot, 2 Unfurnished -Frontßooms.-Apply Mrs Road, Haslott street. New North Road. ANTED TO SELL, a Country Store doing a good, Btcady Trade. — Apply Latchmoro and Co.. 13. Customs-street Kast. ANTED TO LET, an Office with fittings, convenient to Quoen-Btroet— Latchmoro and Co.. House and Estate Agonta. ANTED, a Situation as Lady Help or Housekeeper by a respeotablo younu Per son who is a good needlewoman, and has flrat chiss references.—Apply by letter to "Yera, Newton Post-offlcu. . ANTED, 2 good Men for pick and shovel work."*-Apply Higgs and Co., Elliott'ii Point. Henderson. WANTED, an active Lad fts Message Boy.—Apply at Star Ovon Factory, Pat teaon-slreet, Freeman's Bay. ANTED, two Drapor's Assistants, juulora: alao, two or three intelligent, well-educated Youths, as Apprentices. Apply before 10 o'clock a.m.—Smith mid Caughey. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs John Levy, 123. Groystreet. ANTED, by highly rcspoctable Man, positiono£trust in any business; pood references; smfill salary required.—Address " J. L.." Box 127, Post-omco. WANTED, respectable Boy to assist on broad oart,-Apply Thoa. Toasdole, Grey.atreet. WANTED, a Man to clear forn lund.— Apply Robertson and Maxwell, Corn Merchants. Upper Quoen-street. TTTANTED, a good Waitress.—Apply : W ■ Hobson Hotel. WANTED, some kind Person to adopt a healthy Baby Girl, with deposit.- Apply by letter to_^M.VV.," Stab Ofilco. WANTED, a first-class Milliner and Saleswoman for Naplor.-Apply to Mr Patterson, at Messrs A. Clark and Sons. ANTED, a Boy to take out paroels.— Apply Wm. Sloan, Draper, 78, Grey-Bt. 'ANTED, first-class Coat Hands. Warres, £3 per week, or tenponny log.— None but the best hands heed apply to Munro & Mtlligon. Hobson-atreet. " • WANTED, good Sash and Door Hand, able to 3o his own Machine Work. Also. Man to ottedd Circular and Band Saws. Planing and Moulding Machines; must ba good hands.—Apply E. A. Down, Manager Bgmont Sa—land Door Company, Hawera. ANTED, two experienced Drees makers and several Apprentices.—Apply to Milne and Choyce. WANTED KNOWN—I am Soiling to resp.otable porsons Houses without deposit, on weekly payments,—T. S. Jackson, Kiugsland Eatate; " - W ANTED, TO SELL, two Cottages, Eden:-stroet, each 5 rooms; allotments 10x50. £3fiO. Termß easy.—Latehmore'& Co. ANTED.PonßOnbyßesidentstoknow, Horrocks's Calico: 2s lid doz.; Crewk song. la 6d doz.; Zephyr Cliock Prints, 3d, 4d, and od yard, at Allen's Cheap Drapory, Jorvofs Road. ri7"ANTED immediately, a thoroughly YV goodGeneralServant-ApplySyAßOfflce. 'ANTED, respectable young Men as Boardern, at Alten House, Alton Road; only eight minutes' walk from Postofflce, near Supreme Court; splendid view: bath and shower. Terms, t\ per week, including wash-. Ing.—L. O. Cordes. ■■ ■ W "ANTED, o Buyer for a square Iron Tank, and a large Iron Boiler; price low,—Apply to WUkes, Watchmaker) Karanga* papa Road, near Queen-atreet. ■ • ANTED, the public, to call at the Bon Marche without delay, and see their Suiting Tweeds, wprth 4s to 4s Od, for la Hid a yard; value extraordinary In Taffeta Glove* i Liale Red do., from 6d per pair. WANTED KNOWN—Wonderful Fresh' Bargains ifl New Chairs, including Cane-seated Chairs, 3s 3d; Grecian.Cane-seated Chairs, is 3d: Painted Wood Chairs, 3s gd; Arm Chairs C«; Rocking Chairs, with arms, cane seated 10J| Children's Rooking Chairs, 3s; Folding Chairs, oarpet-seated, 5s 6d; Children's do.. Is lld.-At Dampiarg Robaon-Btreet Shop. W ANTED SEEN, Christin&a Cards— Charlea Kelsey ana Co: have just opened up thflir new Christmas Cards, which for beauty of design could soarely be surpassed; should bo seen oarly.-Gbarlea Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. . WANTED KNOWN- Feathers Cleaned or Dyed anil Curled, and Straw Cleaned or Dyed and Altered into any of the BuTldinKsr%omerof WeHast-y s,nd Hobson streets. ! 1—- rJ —*rr WANTED . KNO vVN-Mr Askow's "Fire of Life" cures Rheumatism, VBuralKia, Toothache, Headache, &o.' Sold in BnttlM Is is 0d -a U. Jt never faUs to cure !- Three doorafi'om Young Men's Christian Asso- ■ . " WANTED: tho Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to Uon at the Depot, to the agent, Robt. Qeo. HIU. TniTANTED KNO WN.that Electro-plated W Goods and Cutler'? are obtalna*ble at rsLflann^ London Arcade, good bwl cheap. iSoks and Stationery are tho &ioapesTm town, boinß T"iH«.tWnglißhpriceß. ' ' TfTASfID KNOWN—Charles Kelsey A¥ and Co. rocoire Mopthly Parcels'of jJwen-rT litktoW their Btock lß_kopt^ell &&§&&&&& Snd Co.. 120. Qgeefi-ateeet VffTANTED, Ladies to know that we are 393^at Damplor's Hobaon-atreet Shop. ITS7ANTED KNOWN -We have con r°r",lved.-Goodßon'BLondon|Arcade. ITKTANTED KNOVVN, thatwe^re soiling W several Desperate, Lines, bought te clsh, and which mnnot be cquaUed at any Salo now going on 18 Auckland,, at tne con VST ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber i W Cotap Timber! - And all other kindE of Building Slatorial, can be purchased cheaper Snd better than anyWboro else at the yards ol I) Goljme .Albertrßtreeti VST ANTKD KJNOWi*,—That I PJ^."^ ply^or an Suowont Ss^whwe^TermToasy'.- T Barnes. Mmint RoskiU Road. YSTANTEITKNOWNi T, Samuels/ai Ari W Union of Oil PaJnUn_fs,M«>n Chief and nhieftalnesß is now fast filUng up. llckpts is elih at If Samnelß's. Cutler, 103, Queen-street, Couches, 14s Od[ andVlflsedj hand ggfflSnjW; Hob3On-.t, Shop.



WANTED, a Brat-class Tailoress for - Country; liberal wages.—Apply to Mr Rosa (Messrs A. Clark and Sons), Shortland-st WANTED, a good Machinist and iseveral Improvers for the bench.—G. Buck and Co.. Chapel-street. _ Yf TAMED, 3 or 4 Boarders at 18s por T T week in Vincent-street,— Forpartlcttfara apply H. BUiaon. Tohacconiat. WANTED, 3 or 4 respectable Working Men as Boarders; Iss per week, wash ing included,—Apply Mrs Gfrogan, opposite Lome-street Hall. TXT"ANTED KNOWN,—As wo have now V T engaged several extra hands in the Drcfls maklng Department, ladies can depend on hav ing theK DreaEO3 turned out quickly. Fit and style guaranteed. Charges moderate.—D. W. Jack te Co., Ponsonbv Road. WANT£D"RNOWN,--S. W. Jack & Co., Ponsonby. have a laree Btock of all the newest makes in Dreas Matorial, which they are selling at prices which defy competition.— Presses made to order on the shortest notice. ANTED,. a smart Man for the Kitohen.-Apply at the Kitchen, Star Hotel. WANTED, a smart Lad as Appreti tice to the Printing Trade.—Apply at once to Cecil Gardner & Co., Printers, Hleh street, Auckland. '' WANTED^ a Buyer for 5 years' Lease of good Business Premises, and Resi dence, with Stable (city), and goodwill of same; stock may be taken or not. Owner leaving colony, no reasonable offer refused.—J. E. Ran derson. Auctioneer. . WANTED, near town, Situation for a good General Servant, with references; also for Nursemaid or Assistant.—Mrs Jack's Registry, Mount Eden Road. p WANTED, 2 or 3 good Hands for Shingling. — Apply St. Paul's Church, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. WANTED, Girl to do Housework ; one handy with tho needlo preforred.—Apply Mrs aiado, William-street, noar Wellington-st. "VTSrANTED, 5 or C Young Men Boarders TT Bat Webster's Boarding-house, Vincent- Btroot, fifth houso from Cook-street, left-hand side. .. __ .. WANTED, Female Cook.—Apply Port land House. Hobson-street WANTED, immediately, Bmart, active Lad for an Office.—Addrea in own handwriting. Box 128. Post-office. WANTED,.Storeman for auction mart, —Apply by letter, stating salary and references W. and J. R. "Vaile, Auctioneers, Houso, Land, and Estate Agents, Quoon-street. opposite Savings Bank. WANTED, quiet, respectable, willing Girl .as Gcnoral Servant (ono baby); would be required to go inthe oonntry for sum mor months, twonty miles from Auckland.— Apply Mrs Holy-Hutchinson, corner St Mary's Road and Dublin-street, Ponsonby. X\r ANTED TO KENT, a Five-roomed TT Cottage closo 'to Quoen-street; ront moderate.—Latchmoro and Co., General Com migsion Agents. ~\\T ANTED TO SELL, Lease of Store, T T two stories, with cellar: clone to Queen street.—Apply Latchmore.and Co., 13, Cußtoinsl street. . . WANTED KNOWN. — The grandest Exhibition ot Christmas Cards is at tho London Arcade. Tho out-going Mail of Tues day roaches Kugland on December IMth. Select from the largest assortment in town. Specimens may be soon in 0 framod pictures outside the Arcade. "\TTANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks of TT all kinds, tho prices of the London Aroade are unequalled for cheapness. T\T ANTED KNOWN. — We are Belling T T a splendid lot of Zophyr Ginghams, vory wide, at lid per yard. — D. McPherson, Draper, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN. —It is a great mistake to imagine tho London Arcade la a Fancy Hoods Emporium only. It contains some of the most Useful and Cheapest Goods in Auckland. WANTED, everybody to know that R. Redfern, Photographer. 270, Qnoen street, has oponed a Branch Studio, Victoria Road, Dovonport. WANTED KNOWN—Tho (kandost. Selling Off that Damplos' has over had is now on at the Wakefleld-streetShop, previous to Removing to New Premises. Particulars In the Largeßt Wanted In this paper. ■-...■ \f/\ANTED KNOWN—Music ! Music 1 TT Muaio Extraordinary!— Another lot of Hemv's celebrated Tutors, tho very latest edi tion, just arrived, loss than half-price, 2a 4d o_oh; also, Czerny's celebrated 101 Kxercises, quarter tho price,- namely, 2s the two books; Piano Sheet Music (song and pieces), only Is lid per doz,, some ot them marked Js each: also, ViolUi Music ljust arrived), consisting of Duets, Over tures, and Dances, by the beat masters, la and la Bd; also, largo Violin Books for bolglnnerß. Is each.—At Dampier's Hoboon-etroet Shop. Toll your friendß. WANTED KNOWN^— Our speciality lies In keeping Genuine and Imitation Jewellery, and displaying them in Separate Windows in Separate Streots. Wo have just displayed some Lovely Goods in Vlotoria-street Window. ': ;. ': ■'» "«T?"ANTEI) KNOWN-Check Ginghamß, YY " 4d. BdV7d. and 9d yard; Nuns' Beiges, Summer Shades, 7d, lid, and is per yd.—Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervols Road, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN—At Allen's Cheap Drapory they are selling Painted back S"loorcloths, competitive designs, at Is 3d yard; Tapestry Carpets, Is JOd. 2s Bd, and 3s 3d yard; China Mattings, all widths, from Ud yurd.— Jarvols Road.l'onsonby. WANTED KNOVVN-Groat reductions —Cash Boxes, from 2s lid: Largo Bottles Good Blaok or Coloured Ink, 6d: Small Bottles Jnk, Ids Rulers, Cd; Letter Clips, Gd; Purses, 6d; Tobacoo Pouches, 8d: Bplendid HanimorslsSd; Large PiotorlalWorld.BelKravia Chambora'a Journal, otc reduced from 3a Gd to 2a Bd each; Shakspere, with life complete, re duced to 2s. /'Lots ot new Novolb reduced to Is 3d each j Grand Line of White "Handled Hair, Brushes, 9d: Dressing Combs 3d, tkl, and;Bd; Pockot Coiuba, 2d: Tooth Combs. 2d; Square, U>oking Glasses, OdtOval Carved dp.. Is: large Packets of Violet Powdor, Id: B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, 6d; Soup Plates, 3d; Bread Knlvps soiled), 3d and Id; Bodroom Toilet Sets, 7s 3d; American Brooms, 8d; Zinc Buckets, Is: Japan ned Slop Pails, 33 3d; very Wide Table Oil cloth, la per yard I Stair Oiloloth, Cd; Striped Carpet, Is; Handspnjp China Matting. 8d; Parlour Door Mafs, Is lid { Hearthrugs, ia lid t nice lino of Splash Malta for Washsfenda, W, Tinware -Candlesticks; id; Pannfklns. 2d; Tinplates, Jd; Tea Bottles, gd: Saucepans, lOd;: Kettles. Is' lid; Billies, fid; Oolnndors, Is 8d: Baking Tina, 8d; Meat Tina. 2d to Is; Hand Basins, lid; Spittoons, Is,—At Damplor's Hob- ■ son-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN- That R.TUOKHOPB, Plumber, Wellesley street, always keeps in stock a eplondld asaorl ment of Gasajlora, Gas Brackets, Pendants, and Gas Globes of newest designs: also, a good stock of Electrlo Belis and Fittings, Water Pipes and yittlngs, and every requisite of the trade, ' Libgtal allowance made to the traded ANTED—Wanted to Sell, very Cheap, Large Bottles of Hair Oil, only Bd; Castor Oil, %, 3 bottles for Is; Salad Oil, 6d j Plaid Matches, 6d dozen; Safety Matches, 4dl fin Boxes Ma-tames, Is (54; Washing Powder, fei dozen; large Soap Powders, 8 for (id j Hudson s Extract of Soap. 4 for 6dj Nutmegs, 3d ounce; Orange Marmalade, 6d tta, 8 for.lid; Ginger Wioe, 2s bottlo; Llmejuioe, 8d bottle; 61-88 Jugs fid; wino Glasses, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass Tumblers, 2d and Sd, 2s do?en; Dried Apples, 3d lb; Epsom Baits, id dosson paoltots; Water Bottles, (fd and Sd s Glass pocanters. Is; Bath Brioks. 3d. 2 for 6d: large Teatrays, Is 3d; Mixed Spice. Id packet, 7 for 6d; White and Gold China Cups and Saucers. 8s 6d dosen; W hlte Stone Cups and Saucora, 3s Cd dozen; White and Gold Jugs, 3s set; Boot Protectors, 8d -box; Spoctacles, 6d and Od; lot Pictures, Is 6d and 2b; lot of Sponges, Id to Od; Flower Tubes, only 3d oach.Sforls; Baskets, 8d to 2s 6d; Christmas Cards, i& dozen; 1 large Bible, with coloured plates, only £1 7s 6d; Kjferoisp Books, 2d and 3d, Is Gd and 2a Bd dozen; Japanese Gloss, only Id bottle; Robinson's Patent Groats, 6d tin; Iron Lasts, lsGdto 3s.—H.W ATT, Pitt-street. WTHTED SNQWN-Dampier's Grandest Selling Off }s Now On, and tho following are somo of tbo prices token at random :-Berlta Wool, 2d ppr dOK.; Ftagop inu Wool, 2d per skein, Is l(ld ppr head; Wh'te Worsted, 3d per head; 6,000 yards Ribbons, ?d per yard; Tqwels, Is 9d per doz.; grand let of Hghf Dress Material (evening cdlouraMjd per yard; Ptlnts^ pdand Id; Cream Oatmeal Olpth, 8d; Cretonnp, 3}d j White Flannel, 7Jd, Scarlet do, iOJdj Blue do.. Is Od j Bleached Swansdown. 10d; Carmalitca, Hi; Shirting, 4i; Light Sateens, $d: Unbleached Linen, Jsd?i; Grcgn Window Holland, fid; Coloured Cashmorp, Cd; Wincey, 3Jd; Dress Muslins, Id; Twee/, pd; Ohecl:ed Wm eoy, sd; Victoria Lawn, 2d; Black Cash mere. Is 4d and Is Cd; Drab Morepn, Gd; Black Biist're, 6d ; Chemiseß. 2s 2d ; Drawers, Is lid ;Nightdrpsses, 2s Bd; Japanese Silka, Is; Slate Silesia, 3d ;' Whitp do, Ei i Diaper. 7d ; Linon do. Is 3d; Brown Holland, 34df Srpy Linen, 71d ; Towelling, 3d ; Coloured Feathers, 9d ; Cotton Ticking, §Jd ; Toilet Dovera, lOd and Is 3d; Coraets, Is 8d and Is 7d; Ladies Bangles, »d oach; Cgjoured Tablepovprs, 3s ltd; Ladipsirf #Efte Wool Shawla, Is 3d: White Monding; 4d iper packet) Gronadmo, Id jer yard; White Quilts. 5s lid; Curtains, 2s lid: Turkey Twill. J}d; Coloured QuUta, \n lid; Felt Sklrta, Is 3d; Print do., Is Bd; Ladies' Jaokets, from 3b 6d; Black Capes, from 4s lid: Children's Felt Capes. Bd ; Ladles! Plaid Shawls. Is lid; Woolwork Slippers, 1b $d; Everlasting Trimming, Gd per doz.; Cream and White Frilling, 2d per yard; Ladies' Umbrellas, Is 2d; WhiteTane,Bd per doz., Flowers, 2d per bunch; large lot of Remnants in Prints vory cheap: Toilet Sets, 3d; Ladies' Blapk Lace Gloves, 40 Clark's 200 yard reels Black and White Cotton, 9d per doz.: 1.000 gross of Drees Buttons, Od per gross; Window Muslin, 2d; Unbleached Sheeting (2 yards wide), 6d: 56-inch Bleached Sheeting, 7d; Clank's. Owitchot Cotton, 2d skein: Knitting Cotton, la 3d; Blaok Wad ding, 12 yards for Is; Damask Table Covers, Ss ild i Infants' Bibs, 3d; Infants' Bootees, Id ; Lape Curtaiiis (soiled), Is 6d; Lace Curtain Vallancos, Is; Alpacca Aprons, 2d; Print tlo., Id and 6d; Children's Dresseß, Is; Ladies Ties, id; Ladies' Silk Ties, lOd j.-Largo Scarlet Shawls, Is 6d; Mending Cotton, Bd;per lb, 2d the 1; Crapo Trimming, 6d per box of 35 yards; larco lot o£ Thread Gloves, 2d; splendid White Toilet Spts, sd; Silk Mits, Is; Embroidered Antimacassars. 10d: Babies' Sun Hats, Is; Ladles' Wool Ties. Id each; Toilet Fringe, 3d; Boys' Tunics, 2s 3d; Black Velveteen, 2s; Stay Busks, Id tho pa(r: Men's Regatta-Shirts, Is lid j Men's White Bhir.ts, lit 31; Gents' Blaok and Coloured "Bowb. 3d: Men's and Youths' Bur. lingtonß, sd; Washing Scarves, Id; Mens Working Shirts, lid;-Mep'sSocks. 2d. 34,. and 4d ■ Girlß' Stockings, 2id. 3d. and 4d; Ladies do 4d and fid: Men's Cardigan Jackete. 2s: Sleh's Merino Singlets, Is; Men's Hnrd Felt Hats, is. la 6d; lien's Soft do.. Is; Men's Tweed Hats. Is;-Bom' Felt' Hats, Cd; Men's Braces, 6d; Men'a Serge Suita, 14slid; Boyß' Knicker Suits, 4s Cd and 5s Ud: Men's Paget Coats (tweedl, 8s 6d; Men's Holland Coats, Is ltd: Men'sDrJl} Pants,ls lid; Men's Dungare do. to 4s; Boys1 Belts, Jd; Boys' Braces. 4d| Youths' White Moleskin Trousers, Ss Ud: Stan's Twood Trousers, 4s Cd-and 6s lid i Boys Tweed do 2s 6d; Men's Sergo do., 3s 3d; Men's Mole skin do.,'4slld; Ladles' Black Straw Hate, fashionable shapes, Id; Men's Stud Suites, M. 3d, Sd, and 8d ;Fanoy Soap, 6d per doz. cakes j Pomade. 4d pot; B. W. Soap, 9 cakes for Is-; Florida Water. Is 4d the bottle j Violet Powder. 3d the large packet; Brooohos, 3d each; Sum mer Sunshades, Is lid—At Dampier's Drapery Shop, Wukoileld street,



WANTED, a Barman.—Apply United Service Hotel. ~WT ANTED, a good Paperhangeratcmce. T T -Apply W. Laing, Franklin Koad. %■ WANTED, good General Servant; feust bo able to do plain cookinß.— AppljSMra Murray, corner of ilobson and Moore streets. WJ ANTED TO PURCHASE, in vicinity VV . of Lower TTnion-3trppt, Hmise of ahont ffe robins, or an Allotment suitable to build on. —1). F. Brans, Land Agent. \\T ANTED, a second-hand Wood turn .TT ing Latlic, sor(i-inoli centre.—Addross Mrs Yandlo, Texidermist, etc., Hohgon-stroet. WANTED by a respectable Married Couple. Two Fnrnißhed Rooms, south side of Queen-street.—Apply by letter, "Imme dinte," Btab Offlce. WANTED, a thoroughly respectable Girl.—Apply Mrs D. P. Fisher, Oram'u Buildlnga, Welleßley and Hohson-streets. WANTED, 4 Improvers to the careen terlng.-Apply sharp, oottages Calliope, North Shore. r•. ; ■<■ :: - ANTED, a good General" Servant, with references.-Apply 10 to 12. Mrs Thistle ,Qraf ton Road. WANTED, Situation as Gavdener.in or near Parnell.—Mr Minchin; Brighton Road. Parnell. WANTED KNOWN-That One Suit made by MUNRO & MIUJGAN, Hob son-atreet, will wear longer than Half a Dozen (Cheap and Noaty) Shoddy Suits. "A CLERGYMAN'S Daughter (ChurclTof XaL England) wishes for a Situation as Gover ness ; she would also assUt in housohold work. —Adress. "L.M.E.," Star Offlce. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Wanted, two respeotablo Gentlomen as Boarders —For address apply to Mrs Lacrox, top of Alexandra-street. MEGRIM PENClL.—Everyone should be in possession of a Megrim Pencil, at the cost ot Is 6d. Certain Cure for Head and Toothache, Local Rheumatism. Mosquito Bites, &o. Sold at all tho Chemists and others.— Wholesalo Agonts: Brown. Barrett, fc Co. ARTNEK WANTED in an Eatab llshcd Mercantile Business of old standing, and with good Home connections; capital requisite, £3,000; only principals dealt with.— Preliminary communication to bo addressed to " Commercial." Office of this Paper. TO HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, an Assistant.—Apply at once to .Francis J. Shortt,City Hair-outtingßooms.ppposite Union Bank. ' ' " Z To"Let . ■ •'- ■- fTIO LET, the House now in tho occupa- J tiou of W. Henderson. I£«q., Eden Cres cent ; good sea view; near St, Paul's Church.— Apply " X.Y.Z.," Stab Office. TO LET, a comfortable Furnished Bod and Sitting-room; use of kitchen; terms moderate.—Apply 141, Victorlastrert Weat TO LET, Wellington-street, comfortable a roomed House; good stove, water laid in; 203 per week.—H. Partington, SUohbury's Buildings. __; mo LET OR LEASE, Business Premises I next to J. Williams, Tailor, containing 5 rooms and shop with large yard; rent, only 30s per week.—Apply J. Williams. . JS TO LET, 5-roomed House, in Colling wood-street; splendid view; gas and water; gas stove; largo workshop; every con venience.—Apply Mr Wllllama, on pramltCß. mO LET;Hollybank, containing, 0 rooms, -L Leamington range, and all conveniences; garden back and front; rent 12s per wook.— Apply next door Clifton Vills, Ollphant street, Vormon^Btroct, Fonsonby. T^ LET, 4, f, 14-roomod Houses, Shops. Officeß. Money to-lend.—Grant and Cooko. 75, Quccn-Btreet. find LET, Franklin Road, Houso of Six JL Rooms, water laid on, corner Ponsonby Road; 18p (kl per wook,—H. Partington, Stich bury s Buildlnga. ; | rtlO LET, two largo Front Rooms (unfur- JL niahed).—Apply Lower Seafield Vlow, off Park Itoad. TO LET, Single and Double Bed-room, Furnishod; also, Vacancy for four Young Men as permanent bonrders; slnglo room.— Imperial Hoarding Kstabllahment. Groy-stieet. mO LET, Five-roomed Houeo in NorfolU- I stroot. Ponsonby. — Apply to William Rosser. Wood street. mO LET, Epsom Koad, two new hand- X some wcll-finlshcd Villa Rosldoncoß, 10 rooms, bath, &«., &o.—W. and J, H- Voile, Auc tioneerß, oppoßlto Savlnga Bank, Qucen-Btrent. TO LET, now corner Store, Epsom Road, 10rooms, well-finished, stabling, Sec, &c; a good opportunity.—W. and J. R. vaile, Auc tloneers. opposite Savings Bank, Queon-atreet. TOLETlNorfolk-st., just off Ponsonby Road), handsome and comfortable Villa Residence of 9 rooms;* water laid in, and evory convenience; nice position; allotment, 40 x 100; situate quite close to Ponsonby Road and tram line. Rent, only 23s per week.—Apply to Mr R. Gordon, noxt now Savings Bonk, Surrey Hills; or to D.F. Evans. Land Agent. ~ ■■ .- ■■ TO LET, Shop in busiest part of Queen- BtreoL—Apply Guy Trcnchard, Agent, 83, Queen street. TO LET, 2 or 3 .Unfurnished Rooms in ' Wellington-stroat.—Apply Btab Office. . TO LET, Pleasant Four-roomed Cottage. — Apply -Mr Aley,- QtgptptfßK.-. Mary's {toad, Ponaonby. mO LET, Grey-street, 7-roomed Houso; JL gas and water, eood garden. Also, 7 roomed House, Vinccnt-Btruet j gas and wator, —Apply W. Kane, Cook-street. 2 doors below Nelson-atrect. TO LET, now 7-roomed House; city water inside and out, ovon, 2 grates, and evory convouionco ; rent 15a; Hummor-Bt^idt, Ponsonby, — Apply Roberta's Store, oaraer ■ Summoi'-BtroOt H ■■;■ '\ 4' I O LET, to a.Respectable Marrijid Couple, a Furnished Bedroote vrtthr'ttsS of Siiting-roum and Kitchen, near Qucon-Btroot. —For addroßS apply STAit Office, _ np O LE T OR LEA SE. Commodious Warehouse in Centre of City, situate in Lorno-street, with entrance to Coburg street, near Victorid-streot East, That magnilt cent andcommodlouß WarohoußO, lately orootod by Mr Holland, in Lornp anfl Coburg-strcots, OOiltaining threp (loora, each S9 X 29, with chimney, suitable for manufactory; conorote lower floor. Tho building is spacious, well lighted, and unsurpassed as a commercial Btoro, with show rooniß. &c—For terms. Sec, apply to GEO. COZENS, 85, Qiioen-atreet; or D. F, EVANS. Land Agont. TO LET, 8-roomed House with bath room. ' Gas tmd water lald'oo." St. Mary's Road, Ponßonby.-r-Apply Geo^ Baldock. *"•■ \ '; . \ TO LET, a new 7.roomod House inGlad-' stono-Btreot. Gas, water, overy con venienco.—Apply C. Hatnon, Srmonda-atreet. TO LET, Shops with 7 rooms —tho Finest Stantt 'on the Ponsonby Road, be tween Three Lamps at>d All Saints' Church— with gas and water and every convenience. Rents moderate—Apply to F. Quick, Ponsonby. or to D. F. Evans, Land and Kstftto Agent, Queen-street. Keys to be bad from Mr Gregory. Photographer, next door. TO LET, in Franklin Road, a House containing 8 rooms; gas and water laid on.—Apply-to James Heron. Collingwood-strect TO LET, two-storied House, Summer street, Ponsonby (four rooms and scullery); every convenience; rout. Us fid.—Apply J. Morey. o'Ncill-street. mO LET, 2 now Briok Shops, well- JL finished; gas and wator laid on; situated in Wellcaleystreot East—J. B. Morpoth, No. 20, N.Z. Insurance TO LET, Picton-street, Ponsonby, a desbablo Family RqaMonoe, with iniroedi ate possession, and containing 11 rooms; large allotment, and commanding an extensive view of the neighbourhood. North Shore, &c.-For terms, apply the Now Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate_Agcncy, niglwitTCOt_ __j ■ TO LET, those Iron and Qoucrete Stores situated cqrfterflf Stanley-street an^ Alton Road; ront lnodorato.—Apply to S. J. Edmonds, Cnatoma-strcet. TO LET, with-immediate possession, a well-built fi-roomed Hdnso. nearly new, In O'Nolll-Btreot, Ponaonby; water laid on.—Apply Mr Barton's, O'NelU'Street, ■ -; TO LET, Upstairs Rooms,-by Queen street; Biutablo for Offlce, Storo, or Sample-rooma.-Apply Lewis and Simpson. APARTMENTS tp Let. Suit 2 ladies, or lady and gentleman. — Apply Mra Arnett, Cracroft-atreet, Pftrnell, BHOP AND DWELLING to Lease or Let, 5 ropms} best position In Victoria^ Btroet: quite npw,—Appiy Green, floofmakor, near Nelsbn-strec^ ' OFFICE TO LET,—A snug place in tho very pentre at Queen-atrcet, suitable as & Sample Rqom, at a reasonable rent i woll-lightod to Queon-Btrcpt.—Apply F. J. Bennett, Draper, Qnccn-atreet. < ■ 0" FFICES to Let in Vitfofiri Lane,—Ap ply tjj OotmoU & Cooper, BpJjligtorß., Meetings ■VrORTH ISLAND RAILWAY EMPLOYEES'PROVIDENT SOCIETY, The Geperal Annual Meeting of the .above named Society iB POSTPONED from "WEJ)- NKSDA.Y, December 10th, to FRIDAY, Decem ber 19th, at 8 p.m., Parnell Hall, Auckland. ARTHUR CLEAVE, Secretary. C\ OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION.— \JC BLOB RIBBON ARMY. —A Meotlng will be hold in the Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell. behind the Fire Brigado Btation, THIS EVEN inpr, at 7.30 o'clock, under the conduct of tho Ladies' Committee. ■' , mO THE !ELEtST.pBgE OF EDEN. A Meeting will be held-at the Excelßior Hall on.FßH)AYEvening, at 8 o'clock. Roll up. Col lection at 9 p.m.—F. Jeuno. A UCKLAND BOWLING AND LAWN J\. '■- TENNIS CLUB. President: Thos. Macffarlane. Committee: Messrs J.. Winks, J. Kirkwood, E. A. Mackeohnie, A. Bell. O. Pollen,, Sam, . Jackson, Jun.i \t'TY'e' ; ' '£, f~ j '\i"\ / .-■ laeoretaryj^WilliamaPaJt.^ }, j The Annual Meeting- of the Club will be heM on the Green. Grafton. Road, on SATURDAY, 22nd November, at S o'clock, and immediatelj thereafter the ground trill be open for playt



i ■ For Sale. FOR SALE, Light Harness Horse, Express and Harness complete, 4-yeai 1 old; staunch and quiet.—Apply Wffl. John stone, Grocer, North Shore. FOR SALE, a New Spring Cart.—Ap ply to E. McKeown, Imperial Bakery. Queen-street Wharf. TjIOB SALE, upon the deferred pnyment JJ system, a new .Vroomed House in Snm mer-strcet, close to the tram line; water laid on; gas in street; price, £280, £15 cash ; balance to bo paid weekly, 12a M.—Guy Trcnchard, 83, Queen street. FOR SALE, a small American Organ, 1 stop, i octaves j ehoap for cash.—Apply Stah Office. _ FOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Subur ban Properties, Farms, Hotels, Businesses, Boarding-houses, Partnerships.—Grant & Cooke, 75, Queen-street. F~ OR SALE (no deposit), 2 New Four roomed Cottages, near Kingsland Post office, 10s (Id weekly; a great ba>gain.—Apply M. W and W. Graen, High-street (near Short land-street). | FOR SALE, first-clnßs Dairy Cow in full milk.—For particulars apply to Mrs Buller, Epsom. . VpOR SALE, Tinsmith's Business, close X; to Queen-street, doing a Steady trade; a really good chance.—Latchmore and Co. ]TIOR SALE, Grocery Business in Queen } street doing a flrat-olass trade.—Latch more & Co., 13, Customs-street. FOR SALE (Cheap), 20-feot Open Sail ing Boat; everything complete—Apply at D. Gouk's, Customs-street 171 OR SALE, a Box Mangle.—Apply to J Mrs Chapman, Victoria Avenue, New North Road. FOR SALE, one pair Carriage Gates, 9 feet opening, circular sweep, 20 feot i inches over all: to be seen at Kingsland, New North Road.—Apply G. Keeling, King-street, Arch Hill. I TOR SALE, quiet Saddle Pony; capital 1 hack for either lady or gentleman, cheap. F. Walkor. Grocer, Newton Road. TJIOR SALE (to be removed three weeks X? from date), one large House in Chapel-st Tenders received up till Saturday .November 22. —Apply G. MoCoskrie and Sons, Engineers, Chapel-street. ■ . OR SALE, the 13-feet Centre-board Sailing Boat Imp, built last season; price, with dingy, £B.—Apply Martin A. Cheek, New ton. '_ FOR SALE, Onehunßa, Coy-street, 1 noro of bCBt Volcanic Lfl-n containing over 60 fruit trees bearing; com u.tding view: also. Allotment In best part i.i hurch-Btreet East, fi(i x 100.—Apply Malcolm .'.lclntyre, Grey street. ■' '■ FOR SALE, House of lour rooms, with gas and water, on allotment 33 x 100, situ ated in tho Newton Road. Price. £33.. — The New Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. ■ FOR SALE, 3-roomed Verandah Cottage; freehold allotment, 40 x 99; Charlotte Bt.; good well and Bhed.—W. Dowdon. Auctioneer. FOTt SALE (Cheap), "Tea and Grocery Store in a thlckly-populatod neighbour hood ; rare chance.—Apply at King's Arms Hotel, Upper Pitt street. ■ FOR SALE, at MOUNT EDEN, some of tho FJNK9T ALLOTMBNTS in this locality, having, frontages to Owen's Roud and Mountain Reserve, with cheap pasturago; have tho sun all day. Also. VERY HAND SOME VILLA RESIDENCE, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con venience; 'buses pass constantly. — Edward Wayto. Ilouso. Estate, and Monetary Agent, S, Mercantile Chambers, Quocn-gtreet FOR SALE, a First-class 6-roomed Cottago with every convenience, tanks, out-houuo, etc.; commanding a good view, and facing Dovonport Domain; 3 minutes' walk from Davonport Wharf,—Apply R. and R. Dudcr, House and Land Agents. FOR SALE, a new Hansom, to bo com pleted to purchaser's order. — Thames Carriage and Dray Faotory, Viotoria-st. East. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, ard several new and second-hand Spring Carta, Buggies, etc— Thames Carriage and Dray Faotory, Vlotoria afrootßaat. FOR BALE, at the North Shore (Chel tenham North), opposite tho property of It. M. Stark, Esq., within a mllo of new wharf, Allotments with beautiful view, on very cosy terms.—Apply to Vlokers and Hull, No. 0, N.Z. Imiuranco BuildinKS. \ LLOTMENTS For Salo at Lisnor, JrV. ouposlto Rooky Nook, Mt. RosklUßoad; decidedly the boat scoria allottment so near own—2o minutes' walk from Symonds-street; leantiful view, can't be build ont. £10 down, balance in 3 years. 'Buses pass every 20 minutes. —James Rold and tione. - . , TCI O R SALE. GORDONVILLE, AVONDALE—This grand Propery fronts Great North Road (just 5 miles from centre pf tho olty), and with easy grade extends down to the Waitemata Harbour, containing in all about 50 aortis, which will be sold in ono lot, or subdivided to suit pur ohosers. This is a srand investment. Terms and prico easy. P. F. BVAN3. T\ E, V ON P O R T. FOR SALBI.—A Now 1-roomod Cottago, with every convenience. I'ricu, &%h. Apply to R.&R.DUDER. HAVING disposed of my coach business at North Shore. I have a few very, Superior Horses left for Sale.—Apply to F. J, Quick. Devonport, North Shore. FOR SALE, a Farm of 100 acres, more orl ess, in thorough good order, situated .n ono of tho most promising districts of Auck land ; all fenced with barbed wire, and divided into paddocks; 30 acres are sown with potatoes, lucerne, oats, clover, &c, which will yield handsomely during tho coming season; dwell ing-houßo, stable, outhouses, &0,, all in good re pair ; 300 oholco fruit trees nearly bearing. Tho Proporty is believed to have a seam of coal run ning through it, and Ktl vo minutes' from a rail way station. As an investment it Is tho best in the market, and can be had for the sum of 4800. —Apply The Now Zealand House, Land, and Batote Agency, High-atreot. • FOR SALE, four prominent level Allot. menta at the corner of Wallace and Argyle streets, Ponsonby; 18 and CO feot frontages; from £3 10s per foot; This property commands a good prospective value, situated in a favourite locality, close to the Ponsonby Wharf and tram way terminus.—Apply the Now Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency, Hlgh-atreet. "VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND i.l BUILDERS. — For Salo, Kerbstones, Pltlchiors, Metal, and all other kinds of Stones !or Steps, &C So. Pricos given for all kinds of Stonework. All orders promptly attended to.— Apply W. Smith. Knight's Quarry, Mt Albert, ONDQN DAJRY Co!. (Purveyors to His Excellency' the Governor) have on Bale— Fresh Butter from the Dairy whloh was awarded the first prize at the Ellerslio Show on Monday last; also, Devonshire Cream, In tins, at Sd and Is, as first introduced by them several months ago. Depots at Grey-street, Vlctoria- Btreot, and Mount ICdon'Road. ICYCLE for Sale, splendid Machine, pried, £5; worth double.—For address, apply Stae Office Jf*-| £\ —FOR SALE, nice Freehold dbJL"» Cottago, Nowton Road; only £10 deposit; balance by weekly payments.—W. V. Stevens. High-street. ■'. • WL. MIT .C H ELL, • ESTATE AGENT. - TO BE LET. for a term, a Gentleman's Resi dence in the Albert Park;' ' Also, Now Villa, in the best part of Grafton Road, and 2 comfortable Residencoß at Mount Edpnj rent, 10s. ' •• - ■ ■ . FOR SALE, very cheap, 4 and 6-roomed Cot tagos, near to Town. I can take deposits ot only £2daiid *ao,tUo balnnco tobo iwidoff in Weekly Faymenta, ' FOB SALE, very cheap, Allotments on easy :ern)a. and Farms, Houses, and jLaild in various localities. ■ . : Persons wanting to secure good Investments should callandinquire"for tho various Proper ties on my books, " ' W. L. MITCHELL, ESTATE^-GENT, QUEKN • BTREET. Continued on First Page. Tenders. TffEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF OH* 1885. Wellington, 13th Novombor, 1884. Notico is hereby givon-in reference to the advertisement dated 17th September. 1881, that the time forreoeiving Tenders QtthiscfTlco is extended- from sth January. 1885, to noon of MONDAY. Bpd.February, •«»£___ J. Jr. MAA\V.Uji M iij, General Manager, New Zealand Railways, m O BUILD £ R S. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will be received until Noon of, MON. DAY, November 24th, tor tha Erection and Completion of a Cottage at Devonport, North ShOrC' EDWARD BARTLEY. Arohitect. mO. CARPENTERS. Tenders will bo received up till Noon on MONDAY.'2ith inst., for the erection of a Cottage on Mr D. Lynch's farm, Mangere. Flans and specifications can be seen at Mr John Hall's, Otahuhu, were tonders are to be re- C6iV^ ' •"' D. LYNCH," mO BUILDERS Tenders will be received until Noon oi WEDNESDAY l Novomber'26tb.,fortheEreetioi and Complotion of b. Residence in Seafleld Rood ! EDWAHD BARTLBT, Architect.' TO PAINTERS.—Tenders wanted foi the Painting and Paporhanging of a Nev House in Leamineton Road.—Apply to J. A Woodward, Eden Vale R'Oad. ■ • ' - TO PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS.-tTenders' for Painting am Paperhanglng on two Residences at Remuen (labour only) will be reoeived np to'FRIDAY noon,'2lst N6v.,: at the New Zealand Timbe Company's Office, Customß-street West, Auok land-W.J. PARKER. _ mENDERS are invited till noon of tb X 26th inst. for Painting Ontslde of. Hons ; in Anglesea-street. — T. Usßher,. SUchbury Buildings. Qneen-Btreet. _ Contbiiiod on rtwt ¥»«*



Sptfrting. Tl/T ELBOURNE CUP. The authentic news of the above race having arrived per Waihora, the underaigned is now open to pnrchase winning tickets in ADAM BEDF.'S CONSULTATION At Fnix Valdb. H. N. ABBOTT, RO B IN II O O D'S GREAT • NOVELTY COMPANY'S PROGRAMME On C.J.C. SUMMER MEETING, to be hold on tho Chrlatchurch Raceoourse, on THURSDAY, January Ist, 18S5.—Midbommkb Handicap and Middle Park Stakes. 3,000 Brakes at 10s. Eaoh-£1,500. jive separate allotments, each share IIAVIXtt FIVE CHANCES. IW-PRIZES-10J MIDSUMMER MIDDLE PARK HANDICAP STAKES (30 Prizes). • (34 Prizes). Ut Horse .. ..S3OO Ist Horse .. .. 2nd „ .. .. 100 2nd „ .. .. 7fl 3rd ~ '.. .. 50 3rd , SO Other Starters and Other Starters and Non-starters di- Non-startors di vided .. .. 250 vided .. ..250 I £700 £525 10 CASH PRIZES. Ist Class 3 at £20 ~..£60 2nd C1a55....6 at £10 ;....JS6O 3rd C1a55....31 at £5..... .<USS £275 WILL CLOSE ON DECEMBER 30th, 1881. From the big Businosj done by us since starting, more especially on tho Melbourne and Now Zealand Cups, just closed, we feel con fident in saying that this Programme will more than flu. We shall, therefore, sell on, no matter how many, until our advertised date of closing, and the Prizes will then be increased pro rota. We anticipate a sale of 8,000, as our Melbourne and New Zealand Cups Programme Closed with 10,625 members, whilst our Special Unlimited on New Zealand Cup closed with 2560 shares, which were applied tor in 7 days. Address— '•ROBIN HOOD," Cere of THOS. STAPLETON, Box 238, P. 0., Christclinrch, Or care of JUBAL FLEMING, City Baths, Colombo-street, Christchurch. : Drapery. TDtIRE! T^IIRE! TmißEl J. COSGRAVE & CO. Beg to inform tho Inhabitants of Auckland that in consequence of a Fire taking place at their Premises on Thursday evening, and doing a considerable amount of Damage, they have PURCHASED THE WHOLE OF THE SALVAGE FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANIES. «TA SALEJI ' OP THE SAME IS ■ NOW ON! NOW ON! NOW ON I AT ''■* OUR PREMISES, QUEEN-STRBET. THE PRINCIPAL PART OF THK GOODS ARE DAMAGED ONLY BY WATER. GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN, As It is J. COpaßAVE&CO.'ainten^onto CLEAR OUT AND GET RID OB1 THE SALVAGE STOCK; " ]' AS SPEEDILY AS POSSJBLE_. iflf ■ J. COSGRAVE & CO. Gazette In Bankruptcy. T N B AH. X R U P. T CV. In tho matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act. 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of JoHK Andbbbon. Notice is hereby givbh that j, John Anderson, of Okaihau, Bay of Islands, in the Provincial Dis trict of Auckland, in New Zealand, Contractor, liavd tills day filed In the said Court at, Auck land a petition to be Adjudged a bankrupt. Dated, tyiis 13Jh day of November, 1884, JOHN ANDERSON. Hesketh and RICHMOND, Wyndham-street, Auokland, SoHcltprs for the Bankrupt, »' . ' TNBANKR U P T C V.' IN THE COURT OP BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND; In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 188S," and of the Bankruptcy of JodN Anderson, of Okaihau, Bay of Islands, Contractor, a - Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that, by an order of the said Court at Auckland, the abovenamed John Anderson was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the- intent and mean ing of the abovementloned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will be held at my office, Staii Buildings. Fort-street, in the City ol Aucklamd, on TUESDAY, the 25th November, 1881, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. Proof oi debt must be furnished prior to or at the meet tog. Proxy forms can be obtained at my office. No proof can be admitted except under order of tho Court after the eiplraUUn of threemonths from tße date of the adjudication. , Dated this lgth dayof November, 1881, ' ' JOHN LAWSON. Offlcial Assignee lii Bankrnptoy. SLATES POR SALE M P* w 23fSff^ now lvine on Army and Navy Hotel site.— fc^ltwwSuUfinfe. footof Urey-street, op poalte flrttbell. " ; , . — TTVBVONPORT.— To Let, two new -well \j finished 1-roomed Cottages, large aUot ments,^«i the new dook.-Apply to James MttTg; Bnllder. ncvonport. ' ~A PARTMENTS to Let, facing the BaU- .way Station. Suitable for dressmaker oi oUjer'Ught .tre4e.-Aadwes A.8,, P^wfcofflce Newmfttfeei;'' 7"1 "' : .



Public Notices. TAWHIAO'S ADVENTURES IN LONDON (COMIC) -Foresters' Hall To morrow Night. UCKLAND GARDENERS1 ,'HORTICULTURA.L SOCIETY. President-Sir W. F. D. Jerroia, G-.C.M.G,, C.B, . SPRING ~SHOW FLOWERS, POT PLANTS, VEGETABLES, &c, &c, WILL BE HELD IK THE DRILL- SHED (By special permission) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21 and K2. Open from 12 noon to 10 p.m. IMPBSY'S BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Entries reoeived up to 3 p.m. on TUESDAY. November 18th, addressed to tha Hon. Secre tary, at R. C. Sresn wood's, Auctioneer, Vulcan Lane, Auckland. O. SMALLFIELD, Hon. Sec. O A L V A T I O N ARMY. AUCKLAND PRISON GATE BRIGADE AND NIGHT REFUGE. Superintendent .• ... .. Jons Castlhs Inspector of Some .. ..W. F. Boynton Treasurer .. .. „ 0. B. Stone Seorctary W. H. Leonard Captain-in-Charob .. .. EOBT. LITTLE. THE HOME In connection with the abovo Institution befog Now Open, Brigade Captain Little will be glad to loceive DONATIONS OF GROCERIES OR PRO VISIONS OF ANY KIND, and also of ANY OLD CLOTHES, at THE BARRACKS, From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily. Tho Treasurer, Mr C. B. Stono, would remind the Public that this Institution cannot bo car ried on successfully without Funds. Ho will therefore bo most happy to receive Subscrip tions at his offlco, Queen-street, at any time. fi F. KRETSCEMAR HAS JUST. OPENED A LARCtE ASSORTMENT OP FANCY GOODS, Consisting of Ladies' Bags, Work-boxes, Deskß, Basketware, Brackets, Mirrors, Inkstands, Albums, Purses, Pocket-books, Photo Frames, Cigarette and Cigar Cases, Cloth and Hair Brushes'. Cutlery ware, Electro-plated Cruets, Coflce and Tea Services, Toilet Sets, Vases; Musical Boxes, Accordions, Concertinas and Tambourines, a large assortment of Dolls and Toys, Imitation Jewellery, Clocks. Christmas Cards, Per fumery, Fancy Meershaum, and other Pipes and Cigars. INSPECTION INVITED. C. F. KR~ETSOHMAR, . IMPORTBR OP FANCY GOODS (WHOLESALE & KETAHJ, Opposite the Market Entrance, MO. QUJCE'N-STREET. AUCKLAND. CHRISTMAS CARDS. Just Received, a Large Assortment of all tho latest Designs in.Christmas and New Year Cards (Hand-painted, Photo,, Perfumed, &c), also New Zealand Views and Flowers, for Home Mall, leaving in November. HY. A. COLSON, Stationer and BooksoUer, rictoria-street, near cornor Hobson-street, Auckland. ' '■ * HISS STJBVENS, Violin Soloist, Foresters' Hall, To-morrow Night. A BIRD IN THE HAND-IS WQRTH2 -c*- in the bush; and a pound in my pocket is worth 2 on my books. — Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey atreof'.' ■ ■ ■ : ■■ '-4> BIRKENHEAD. — Sunnyeide Gardens. —Mrs Jonkinnon is now ready to receive Visitors. Strawberries and Freßh Cream always ready. Board and Residonco. ' MR GEO. MORRIS at Foresters' Hall To morrow Night *?1 fk T0.£10,000 LENT on Building dWJL" Society prlnclples.or on other terms a suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Joußea built on Weekly Payment System. lortgages and Loans negotiated. Sen List of Properties foe Sale on first page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C. WatAMRON, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Vainer. High-street. Auckland. MRS S. E. SHEAF, Royal Academy of Mnsio, Queen's College, and pupil of Sir Btemdalß Bennett London, receives a limited number of Muaio Pupils, elementary and flnlsh ng, — Karangahape Road, between Pitt and Upper Qneen-gtreet .'., ■-, -. .„ TTNI^ED STATES OF AMERICA. The Undersigned having successfully repre sented several American manufacturers at the ntern&tional Exhibitions held at Sydney, Mel lounie, Adelaide. New Zealand, and Calcutta is now at the World's Industrial Exposition, New Orleans—the most extensive ever helti— which will be closed on the 31st May, 1885. He s prepared to execute orders and commissions n this country requiring secrecy, experience, and Intelligence in their transaction. Refer ence: Hon. O. M. Spencer, Consul-General for the United. States over Australasia. Write freely to John Hoqan, Australian Journalist, Exhibition Buildings, New Orleans, La., U.S.A. Cut this ont for reference. ' - MISS FROUDE, Elooutionist, Fores tcra' Hall. To-morrow Night DORODGH OF ONEHUNGA. ...., *-,-■''. TO THE.BURGESSES. .. ;. ; Ladies and Gentlemen, — Having been Nominated for tho Office of Mayor. I again Solicit Votes. If favoured by Re-election, my Object will be, as in the past by Advantageous Improvements to Further the . Progress and Well-being of the Town. Your obedient servant. W. G. SCOTT. CJILVER SHOE DANCE—RiIey Bros,— K5 Foresters' Hall To-morrow Night A RARE CHANCE TO THE LADIES .. . > OF- AUCKLAND.' — .■■- .- : ,,' i Some Cheap Lines of the Best Trimnfed Ladies' Hate in Auckland; alao.a grand lot of Kid Gloves, the.t-button" Seamless Josephine Kid i Glove, at Is a pair; andThave a splendid value in Coloured Luatres, at 6Jd, worth Is 6d; -Hoyles's Prints, in fastr colours, at 3Jd, H& a yard; ' Regatta Dressed Shirts, at 3s 6d, worth, 6s. I have a Stook'of ■Evening i-bjjtton Kid Gloves, 2s pair, half inraaVprice,at W. EYRE'S, Hat 1 Depot,Victqtjfrgtreet.y- ■.'■■'■ < .'" i OVER 500 DIFFERENT SAMPLES. of English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds and Fancy Coatings to select from. Suits from 50s to £110s:: Trousers from'l3s6d to 61 sb.— Woollanis, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street : ■ MISS A.NNIE HARGRAVE- Foresters' Hall To-morrow Night. STRAWB.ERRY~~SEASON. - Fresh, Cream and Devonshire Clotted Cream lri: ins or glass jars, fresh daily at tho Auokland Dairy, Hobson-street, and branch dairies, Pon-' sonby and Newton. EGGS ! EGGS ! Wholesale and Retail.— Tremayne's Central Grooery Store, Aber. crombio-street . ... . :,.. TEASEH O L D. & ' I benr to announce that I have splendid Build ing Allotments at one shilling per foot frontage per annum. For position ana proximity to tho city thoy'are suitable for choice bachelor's quar-i tcrs. The number of allotments are limited. Apply early to W. L. MITCHELL, ■ j Estate Agent, Q,neen-street OUSINS AND ATKIN have oh Sale several Second-hand Buggies, Phaetons, ', and Dog Carts, light,'and suitable foe summer use. "OOSELINE foe tbs HAlß—This elo- JLV ganf preparation 'completely- cclipsaa . every article of a -similar kind now before Uio-public. Price, Is 6d a bottlo.—Shaju,aj«>, Apothecaries THall. '■'■' .V ... KATSI- RATS! RATS!—Ubo tiHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTK, Rats eat It greedily, and die: no smell. ■ 4 "Price, One Shilling a'Bottle. - F.'C SHARLAND, opposite Poafcofflca. i mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous 1 JL, ReMef-ODONTALGIC.-ls per botUe,^ ; g.d.BHARLAND. opposite Posfroffloe.^ "DBLIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— XV BHARLAND'S CHERRY PBCTORAI* Prico, 2a 8d and Is cd.-B1.0. Sharland, opposite th Postrofflca. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILIA-Tho moat populai medicine of tho day. Price. 2s 8d a box.—Colo i nlal Agent, F. O. Sharland, opposite tho Post- Office -f. - . ,'-- : ■ S V G. HENDERSON'S • \ CHERRY PECTORAL, ; 4a 6a, 2s Bd, la (id per bottle. To be'had only al Medical Hall. Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps MERCHANTS, Clerks, Assistants, and : 'Others who are forced to leadaSeden tary Life should use Marshall's Special Tincturt of Podophylluni. It Cures all Stomach ahe Liver Disorders. Prico, Is.—C; W. Goodson Auckland. Agont. WHY WEAK SLOPS? SUITS JTC . , "measure from 50s; Trousers to mcasiin ;from 13s 6d.-.Wooliamß, Ready Money Tailor Sydonham llonso, foot of Grey-street VNAS LAMP! Gas Lamp I .Wiiero) AIX Where? Opposite Paten's No. 2 : lioase. ---| hold. ■' "■ ' ■ LD CLUB BOARDING-HOUSE, Eden Under new proprietary: flrßt — EKtrrT" HOUSE, Hobapn-atree.t.— A few vacancies. Shower and plungs bath Every comfort and convenience.—Terms moderate. . BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vaoanej for two Gentlemen, single Bedrooms - bath and jpiano.—Grafton Bowie, Oraftpn Road opposite. Choral Hall, . : " PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE for- Three or Four Gentlemen, in the mos convenient part of Parnell; splendid view o harbour.—Apply Stab Office. \_ "ITISITORS to the North Shore oan b V liAeoommodaiedi^wlUi Tea or Hit 'Www at Miss Wren's Ciroulalins? library. Fancy Tl< posltory, &c,i'olOßet» thewharf; Viotorio Roat Devonport . . " - .wi^T --• ' J*^^^^^ ■[-LBJialMUlli.



/CAUTION.—The Public are cautioned \J against negociating a cheque for £43 16s drawn by 11. B. Morton, and payable to No. 4,777, or bearer.—The above having been lost, the Finder will oblige by returning it toL.I). 'Nathan and Co., Shortland-street. _ i HALLEN6E.—I hereby Challenge'any Lessee In Paten's No. 2 Leasehold, to .ou^ live the term of hi 3 lease, ' ' ~-;',■'.**.. ■VTETVTON CRICKET GLUB. i3l ENTERTAINMENT. Foresters' Hall, TOMORROW NIGHT. Overture—Waitemata Minstrel Band- STO3I Song (selected)—Mr Slade Recitation—Miss Fronde Song (selected)— Miss Hargrave Comic Sketch—Mr G. Morris . Duet, "Tho Sailor Sighs"—Messrs R. Mason and H. O. Brown Song (selected)— Mrs Osmond Harp Solo-Mr Handly ! ■ :'J§ Interval of Ten Mjnutes. , ■?. Overture—Waitemata Minstrel Band "Tawhiao's Adventures in. London "—Mr H. Roberta Song (selected)-Mr R. Sceats VlolinSolo, "Martha"—Miss Stevens » (-•-*■_- Song," Privateer"—Mr W. George Song (selected)— Miss Hargrave Silver Shoe Dance—Mossrs Riley Bros. Song, "Speed On "—Mr R. Mason Comic—Mr G. Morris. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. Tickets, Is and 3s. Gt. P. OsuoftD, Seo. THE CITY OF LONDON is not to be compared to Paten's No. 2 Letiseho!d,froni a graaa-growlng point of view. :.. ■■ ~ A RARE OPPORTUNITY. A CERTAIN FORTUNE TO AN ENER" GETIC MAN WITH MODERATE CAPI TAL. i FOR SALE, THE GOOD-WILL. LEASE, FURNITURE, AND ALL APPLIANCES COMPLETE Of an old and well-established BAKERY, RESTAURANT, & GROCERY BUSINESS, Situato in the Most Favourito Locality,, and doing at the present moment the largest aud most Lucrative Business in this city. i Kent moderate, a portion of the premises beins? sub-let, covering the half of it. The Business being in full working order, can bo continued by the purchaser without a mo ment's interruption, and valid reasODS will be given for the present proprietor relinquishing the same. For terms, whioh are very easy, and full particulars, apply to (J. YON DER HEYDE; , No. 8. Queen-street. \7ERY BEST TAPESTRY, 3s 6d; good T Brussels, 3s 6d; Black Skin Hearthrugs, 12s 6d: 3 Bales ;'a dead bargain; just opened.— J. M. McLachlan. ; . ~■ ~ '- STONE, BRICK, CONCRETE. - Qne third value allowed at the end of the term in Paten's No. 2 Leasehold. \i O family should be without it, no remedy is ■-^ more< reliable, none more-infallible than Wolfe's Schnapps. ■ ■ . i»1 AA (ONE HUNDRED POUNDS) 3&iV V FOR FIVE SHILLINGS.-In veat Five Shillings in Wellesley's Consultation. AUCKLAND CUP AND STEEPLE CHABE.-EUREKA wishes to inform his officers that he is offering a Speolal Prize for the first full Book returned to Head-quarters.*■■'. QMOKERS, whoso indulgence In the weed is *J continuous; should usu such a cordial as Wolfe's Schnapps. ■~,.- ... ~. ,■., ..,. xxx xxxx xxx /CHRISTMAS ALES AND PORTER. v/-,; '.."-:.,, .:■.——•• ij -■, .■■■■, > (i WHITSON & SONS Dcsiro to oall attention to thoir Special Brews of Ale and Porter for the. Holidays, delivered in both bottle and bulk to any' part of the city or suburbs. . -j (^ UARANTEED.—This is to Cortifythat VJT the Cost of the Deed to the Lessee in Paten's No. 2 Leasehold shall not exceed Teh Shillings. • , . ■ ' '-" "• ;- ' .■;■ v"o. r •-.,. m. ."--,;s.- All childreasuffer fromithem. • ■;■■: ■■> -s If suspected, ask tor the Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspaoket- Apothecarlea'Hal opposite Ppst-omce. , T~EN SHILLINGS,and no lnore.'wiHbg the Cost of a Deed tor an Allotment in Paten's No. 2 Leasehold, stamp included. mo DRESSMAKERS AND OTHERS.— JL Barkerßros.,ForostersHal].Karangahape load, and Gillroyd Mills, Leeds, are Manu acturers of Mantle and Habit Cloth; price, 2s per yard, double width; patterns on applica -tionv ■.' ■'':,' . '■'"• , ' •:"' • ■ ■ .".-'-V,V TXE.A.LIN.G. THE POOR. Mr Milner Stephen will Heal tho Poor; Gratis, on the Certificate of any Clergyman, at St. Jamb's Hall, on FRDJAY EVENING next, and illustrate the various methods of "Hoaline on tho Patients. . Doors open at 7; to commence at 7.30 o'clock. Admission:—Front Seats, Is 6d; Back Seats, Is (to defray expenses). . "MTAG N B TIC HE& Li 131 G;; MR MILNER STEPHEN, \vS • THK ; CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN HEALER, Receives Patients at his Rooms, O verb Lodge, Symonds-street, 2nd house fromjSt. Andrew's Church, daily, from 10 till 1, and 2 till 5. 600.Testimonials, Sw., Exhibited., -v ■« | ' " . PersonaL: . , -' [ .rtr -A" C H• M' A 'ST.' Anyone knowing the \vliereabouts of CHARLES LACHMAN kindly' advise" E. Waller, Box 108, Post-office, Sydftpy. ■; . " JOHN GEORGE WATSON, stepson late Alexander Duncani—Home letter for you at W. 3. Whitley's, i, Queeh-Btreet. . - - -: WILL SOME KIND EMPLOYER rive Kmploymont to a Respectable Trustworthy Young Man (age 30), who has been unable to do anything for six months through illness (Asthma, &&); good references.— Address Asthmatical," Stab Office. TJIJ OULD THOMASPEACOCK PERRY V T oall on Mr S. Jaukaon, Junior, Solicitor, at once. - ■ ■' '■ ■;'_■■■ "<■■'■'. ••• ': ' WANTED, news of a Young Man named JOHN LEATHER' who, about ) years ago, left Woolton, Liverpool, England, for this Colony; was last heard of at Port Albert.—Any Information will be thankfully, ro ■ ceived by Mrs Utting,-Sen., Port Albert, Who has a message from his mother. - :•. ..;,■ ---v Lost and Fonnd* ■■ T OST, a red and' green Parrot;— The JLJ Finder will be rewarded' by roturning to N. Wilcox, Collingwood-Btreet. .-"-' ■ ■ ■ LOST, on Saturday night, Gold Ring'set with pearls.—Finder* will be ■rewarded upon returning game to Stab Office. LOST, a Grey Parrot, rose-coloured head and breast. Finaer well rewarded.'-O. H. itreet. Judge's Bay. ■ •..■■■■ ■ • ■ LOST,T -between Cemetery and Mount •Roskill, Lady's Fur Boa.—Finder please leave at Star Office. £*~t REWARD. — Lost, on Saturday dUJL night, between the corner of Nelaon-st and tho Throe Lanips. Lady's Gold Watch wiUi Silver Chain attached.—The above reward will be paid to any person'leaving thesame at the STAitOfflpe'.1 - .■■■'-" '■■'"- '';■ '-.' ■;)■.'.;:'.. "OEWARD SUBSTANTIAL to an JCv Person who gets an Allotment in Paten' No. 2 Leasehold. : ; ■■ ' ■■■ --■ ; •■'i-Vr| SCARF, PIN Lost yesterday; binder! will be rewardod.-^Apply Star Office. . FOUND, a Harness'Bridle.—Apply S. Spalding, at Mr Kady's, Butcher. j Auctions. o. t i c-r -si P L,A N S O.?- ALLOfM EN T,S J SUMMER-STREET, O'NEILL-STREET, ■ AND. ' ' i'--KiJ vi OLIPBANT-STREET, PONSONBY, FOR SALE, MONDAY, 24th INSTANT, ARE NOW RBADY, AND CAN BB HAD ON : ..;;■•;' ■ V: APPLICATION.: . ' '. M' ■*■,"■ SAMUEL COOHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.. IMPOBiTANT' NOTICE. SYMONDS-STEET PROPERTY. SIR- FREDERICK WHI'EAKEB " HAS determined to sell- by publicauo tion, at an early..date, . ~ ' THE WHOLE OB1 THE REMAINDER OF THK SYMONDB-STREET FRONTAGE OF HIS MAGNIFICENT ESTATE; ' I Particulars shortly,. ■ , ' " / E, ARTHUR, j. ■-.■;■ Salesman and Auctioneer. !- 8.0.0A88J " tB.D.TONK S ■ MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, f; j--Jl -V .■■•- At 11 O'clock.5 '"''',, "'''' ;'; j» : , FURNITURE! FURNITURE! PLATE! . eictures! pictures ! ; ! at' the besidbncb, briohton boad,' . :. BEMUEKA. ; B. TONES & CO. S XTAVE received instractibna to sell bi ij JLjL, Monday, November 24, at 11 O'clock, f THE WHOLE OF HIS NEW AND - • .MODERN: FURNITURE, .._' ,? BLACK AND GOLD PIANO by Nemnoyer WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM BUITJE, '• &c, &c, &o.



B. 0. OARR.I " fB. D.'.'jaSpfi ■ -■TO-MORROW, s"^ f THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, ffl At 11, o'clock., -~' MANDARINS. MANDARINS. ... /i; , v ..,... PLUMg. ii:u^r , las? j ;^ Ex Waihora, from Sydney. : ;- B, TONES & CO. WILL sell, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, at; their Mart, Qneen-street, '' 1 '• -40'OASHS MANDARINS •'• ;| ' -' :i'i*^; 100 „ CHERRY PLUMS In flrst-olasß condition. ,;' ': :,' ,_ ■ ■ •.■*, ;.■-.., -j'-r '■■ "^"^l-;" 8.-C. CARB.] , , .... ■:, ... 'jp..B,^TOKXiC ■ TO-MORROW, "n -■.■?:;? ■.. ■;.■■■ AT.,12.-o'ctoOKi-;:^r' li--jr!,'j-».,6:,-' ! CHESTERFIELD/: ■ ,■-■;;. vrz hi;, ,*«! ; CHESTERFIELD.' i ;' ' GHESTERFIELT>.: CHESTERFIELD. ' !| ' CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD. TO-MORRjOW,, \ AT 12 o'clock. _■■" '■".'' CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD. ? CHESTERFIELD. I ,; -, CHESTERFIELD. ~i m '■' CHESTERFIELD^ CHESTERFIELD^ B. TONKS "'ft CO,, -J ■'..■-.--^.■■j i ;:•/;:"'? ■■-.■;,.■' '• -: ■■■ '■'- .i':A*"MW;*? Auctioneers, .? f Tibtkoßkd^,; ;' THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, X| At 11 o'clock.. ,! ...,'S (For Thh Week, instead of Saturday, k .;■■. : owing*to the Races). • ..;. •"V | ONEHUNGA AUCTION MART, ! TABLES,-''; PICttU RES; vsXJHAIRS^ Perambulator, Churns, Bedßteads • < Tea, Sugar, Rice, pried Apples, Honey y; Treacle, Bacons-Oats Chaff. Good Potatoes -m Sacks, Hay Forks, Scythe Handles- -a Axes, Zinc Tnba, Paint BrnsheftClopWigp Baskets, Wire Gooda, Hats, press Plecoß s Clothing, Men's and Boys', I ] Boots, Stockings, Sec. '"'■'■ Withouti Reserve!"" WM. STEVENSON, _; '■"■'■' Auctioned*.'' -'■' " '•THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27. ; i '';,',■: :■ '■ ■.•!■"'' ■'.-. ■;■:■■ •'' .T '■: ■; ;- ~J*)>|i PRELIMINARY NOTICE.' ' ! MESSRS RICHARDSON & CRAWLS? :v" I"-.. .'-'..••; ."■..--:' »' ■'. .i.".: . .;.>-'-•£■?.<;> ITTAVE been favour^ with instructions t j * '■ from J. H. Daubeny, Esq., in consequence v : of.his having disposed of hißT>roperty, to sell by- •public auotion, at his'residence, Benflold, Mbflnt Ulbcrt,-' "' Itrit't > | THE WHOLE vOff j ;HIS uHjOUpSEHOLD .' I . FURNITURE and EFFECTS J ; 2 HORSES ' •■' -'■ • :' :- :1 :■ 2 COWS, PIGS, POULTRY ;.,. - DOG-CART HARNESS and RIDING SADDLKS -: ; { . &c, &c &c. f Full parUcnlarsin fntoe advoHJsomerit.' ■ ' ft $ RICHARDSON & CRATOBTrfca Auctioneers, Slj^Qiieon-street, ■; ' "-:■'-: ■■■. ■ -:,\. -;■ '.....•' VKi !W, S, COOHKANK.]; ;.- ~ . [JAS, DACE* 'i ' '"FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. ROSEWOOD PIANO, HARMONIUM,' ] 6BEEN:.' REP.: SUITE,- RftNGES,- J LAWN MOWERS, 3 CASKS ; * ik. • -'- ' , IRON, IRON TANKS, ■ ■ • 'i HOUSEHOLD FURNITU"iI^ ; fTlHESuljscribera Anotlon, a* -X. their Rooms, QtKien-Btreet; on Friday, 21st ; November, at 11 o'clook,- I HOUSEHOLD PUaNITURKi consisting ot ) ■ .Rosewood Piano (by Allison and; Boss, Green Rep Snito. Harmoniums, Couohes, ; "'Dining Tables,.Chfeffbriier. 2 Bniall-SidSlf" boards, Iron and' Wood.Bedsteads. Ifot ; trasses, PalliasseiirWaishstandg and Ware, i Dresaing Tables, Mirrors, Chests Drawers, '':• Wood arid-Cane Chairaj'Eonld -Tables, . . Commodes, Gasalier, Larapß, Model Ship, ; , Letter-press, 2 Eangca,. Kllchen Utcnsilpr, i . &0.,"- ■&<).. '" &C. '/'Also, ." I » At 12 o'clock. 3 casksLimo.Juiee : , -■ ■ t , j-.sfl i. . 100-sheeta Galvanised Iron ■-■■■■■■■' »-■■-. F ; 4 400-gallon Irqn« Water, Taifts, now lyinsf I t ■ on Heclaraation, opposite CommaroeK I•! .■■•■*■'jiStroet..* -I'oa: >->.-> ,c:r,-;<..>. ~.*.-.^f I [ SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, | Aaotioneerrf."' '■'■ I 1 :!'? IJ"J * "':- v ':''• ■'■'.'•<? '■'''■>» ~_ -| THURSDAYrNOVEMBER 27, j; A% '^12 • o'clock- noom VICTORIA" '"JfciLEN, ■'■ « rV ffl 1"' tetjtic -.v- >*-■■■ - ■'■ TJEMUERA. ;jv? [A.". ■ . . ■/ ! v/.oo;jJtli ■ ■ . ■■■•-^ "TTICTORIA A VENUE,' ~ ' The undersigned TTili sell as ouove, ' mHAa? CHOSCI 'pKd^ERTY, :JL situate in Victoria Avenue, ■Remuera,1 S near the residences of ;0. B. emickshank, s'1 Csq., F. Larkihs, BuL" J. Bennett. Ksq.» T, '■ klorrin, Esq., E. Hftoßelson, Esq., and in. immediate proiimMy>to*he ■ ■ -~ ' <■ ; } iau,c..' v^rKEWrMANBIONS'^ .; ! yfl^j now In oourse of 'erection: for H»G.Seth Smldh? ; ; Esq., and A. Clark, Esq., which has .lust ': ... ..~:i been unbdivldod into . -r- ._, ; -.f i ;32 LARGB ■BJWWgBS AND VILLA ' s of which. 28 will be Sold and FOUR ABSOLiS*^ TELY BK GITBN AWAT SUYERS at the Sale, in the manner ■which will H ; be tuUy,stated 4tthe,.time, and the ternwof Si 'which may bo iaapec ted at:the Auctioneer's'^ ' • ; The whole of these. Beautijtul Allotmenta artiJl ? well and pleasantly situated in this aristocratic; ■ suburb, and average at the least one chain m frontage by two chntos^i depth. ' The commodioasflFainJlyHeeldencoof 35iKbt :' Rooms, includinffhsniiIlspnio'dlntaß-room,lsDr ; 18, with reKlatereo^afolWvffbedroonw, front ? . and book kitchens,, throa-flreplaces, three': large- • ■ tanks,' :water conveniently jaid on, together™"-1 with largo stables, fowl-house, etc.. ana over '5 one acre of land well planted with ornamentet - trees, will alsc>be sold, in one lot. , ,: ! :Tho situation of this maftniflcent property!»; exceUeat, fine tanascape and harbour.viewsiS 30ln« obtainable from every aUotmenti combin-'1 Ag Upper and Lower Renraera, ParnolL North .Shore,.and|rand marine views. It Is within- ' ; easy walkof the Newmarket R^lway Station, „-* jtrom which constant and rapid coramunioution i; ; 1 can bo had with the City at a moderate, anuua* ' ''■ The !varlona Remuora omnjbusos .roii. 'puk>l, ;tho property. But the most important faam»>-X!; • in the matter of communioatloii is the loot ant th« NE%Vr LOOP LINE to lComocrsis eurreyed,.. • The Boil is of the richest alluvial, has been 'farmed for yoaw. and remains to a good-state oC ' 'onlUvation. A large number of wellgrowa ' 'ornamental trees are on t&e property. :>.■-. FEEE PASSES by the Itemuera 'buses wilS ; be granted at the Auctioneer's Office to all who ; i desire to inspect the property, and the Ano- a ; tioneer will be on the ground on Saturday after- ; ! noon next to rive all information required. Con- Eg veyances will be laid; on to tako intending .buyers, and all such are invited to leave their names'with the Auotioaeer np to 10 a.m. on ■ Saturday, and -room will be reserved in the1' 11 various conveyances, BO that all desironsof an ; afternoon's pleasure may Secure the same free ! of all coat by visiting this the premier suburb of : Auckland. • Tho Auctioneer is now ready to receive ' private offers for am of the allotmenta XX- * 3BPT, THE FOUR TO BE. GIVEN £x« ; and in the event ot any being sold, prior ta'th**' ■ Bale the fact of guckßoieanduie price paid -will* ibo announced, and all bucu pur^fuerß~:"lTlU particlnato in the allocution of tuo FREE SEC TIONS at the salo. : ■ Plans" wiiib6ready;in the course Sf a Say or " "two, and will be widely, distributed in Friday's issue of the " New Zealand Herald." Terms—At, pttrchaser's option, one-quarter gash, balance at four, eight, and twelve months "^ Withtrat'ihterest; or oneHinarter cosh, balance at seven per cent'for-thr^e jyoara; or five per cent, discount for cash. - ' .»fe«STEKiB^IiANXI TRANBFER .': if^jT