THE NOVEMBER 15, 1884.

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—■ ■ . ■' * " »••; ■■ aa eg Wanted* WANTED KNOWN—Great reductions iv Drapery.—Dampior's Grand Selling Olf is now on at tho Wakcflcld-strcet Shop. Tollyour frlonds. „___ _. WANTED, a good Junior Assistant.— Apply C. A. Porter, Draper, Chnrch streot, Devon'porr,__ WANTED, by P.espeetable Widow, Wasliin^ or Charing by the day.—Ad dress AB, care Mrs Widgery, Midwife, NeW market-stroet, Newmarket. . WANTED, _wo Sttong Boys for the eleaning-up room; aiso Improvers for bench.-Henry Davy. Crown Boot factory, Grey-street — WANTED, -large Allotments, Mount Eden, to be sold by Auotion by J. R. Randerson, Mercantile Sale Rooms, on Monday. 17th Instant, at noon. Rare Bites. _, WANTED TO PURCHASE, an Allot ment (Ponsonby or Surrey Hills), about 30 x 100.—Apply Latchmore and Co., House ana Land Agents. 13. Customs-street. \ TfASTED, by a _aimdi_-_,AVashing in W or out, or Cleaning.-Addresa •' M.5.," Star Office. J WANTED, a four or three light second hand Gasaller; also, one or two lights.— Address " Gasaller," Star Offlco. T*7 ANTED, the Ticket Sellers to Return VY Books for Mrs Pownc'a Art Union, at once. —i '^i;. WANTED, a Smart Youth, 17 or "18 yeare of age, to be useful.-Apply at Gibbons's Grocery, Mackelvie-street, Great North Road, Surrey Hills. ■__. XXT ANTED, a good General Sers'ant.— V. AppljDr. Wright, SolvvynLodge, Par nell. _— WANTED, a Man for General larm Work.— Apply at Commercial Hotel. WANTED, Assistants, Improvers, and Apprentices to Dressmaking.—Apply O. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Rood; . WANTED, a smart Girl about 1G to aßsist in housework.-Mrs Wrigg, Salis bury-street, Parnell. WANTED," Two Leading Mill Hands to contraot for culting timber at the Saw Mil's, Swanson Creek Valley—Apply to _. Gibbons. _^ _^ :— WANTED, Forehand Baker foi short job.-Apply MrMcKeown jueon-street Wharf. , WANTED, a good Female Cook.— Apply Britomart Hotel, Customs-st. ANTED, a good Goneral Servant.— Apply Britomartllotej. Cußtomsst^__ WANTED, a Man used to hotel work. Apply Britomart Hotel, Customs-street. ANTED, every porson to call and see tho Prize Gooseberries at Sanford's FnUt and Refreshment Rooms, corner A lo'.orla and Albert streota. , WANTED, A good Femalo General Ser vant for a Countiy Hotol; knowledge of cooking required.—Apply to Lewis Se .Simpson, C 7, Queen-Btreet TT7ANTED (with references) a General V T Servant; must be a good plain cook ; goOd wages. -Apply to Mrs Milner, Cleveland Road, Parnell. ______: —- WANTED, first-class Canvasser; to gentloman of good address good terms. —Apply B. Wooding, Agont.-iigh-treet. WANTED, for Napier, smart Youth for Clothing: one used to cutting pre ferred. — Apply to Sargood, Ewen and Co., Viotoria-streot. ______ WANTED, a Strong Youth, to carry out Goods; wages, £1 a weok.-Apply -at Dampier's Drapery Shop, Wakolield-strcet, WANTED, ft First-class Toiloress for Country .-Apply to Mr Ross, at Messrs A. Clark and Sons', Shortland-streot. . "VtrANTED— All who want dry, healthy W Volcanio Soil for Building Sites to attend Sale of Valloy Road Allotments, Monday. 17th; quarter cash, balance 7 per cont.—J. xf. Randcraon, Auctioneer. * AMED, Board and Kesidenco in a Christian family.-Address Geo. Brook loot, Post-office. Auckland. __;. WANTED, Coat and Vest Hands and Improvers.—Auokland Clothing Fac tory, Coßtoms-street East. WANTED, Small Harmonium for cash, new or second hand; would take as part payment for Piano it deßired. — Apply Webb a Oak Houso, Hobson-street. _____ 2 Carters: none but those W orperienced with doublo teams need apply.—W, and J. Winston?. \ fXTANTED immediately, a thoroughly : T V good General Servant—Apply Star Offlcc. ANTED, a Blacksmith lor a Sow mlli; must bo tlioroughly competont and Bteady; married man preferred; reference required.—Apply'Mprciiry Bay Timber Com faahy (Llmltpdj, Fort-street. "VTirANTED, First-class Coatmakers. -:tV Wages, ThreeJPounds a week or piece: wotk.—New Zealand i wped Company, ahort laiid-street. WANTED, Butchers to Know several Stalls to Let in South Wing of Market House.—Apply' to Thos. Slater, Weighbridge Offloe. WANTED, by Married Couple, Situa tion on Farm or otherwise. Man good gardener and milker. No enoumbrance. — Ad dress "Farmer," Stak Office. WANTED, two Young Ladies as Boarders, working In town; terms moderate.—For address apply Star Offlcc. ANTED, Situation as Clerk, Timo '■ keeper. Collector, or any capacity of trust; good references. — Apply * H.A.L., Blainslle House, Pitt-street, Auckland. WANTED, Two \'oung Girls who have been out before; also one as Cashier; nil must be quick at figures, and have good references.— Apply at Dampier's Drapery Shop. Wakefleld-Btreet. . W~" ANTED, respectablo young Men as Boarders, at Alton House, Alten Road; only eight minutes' walk from Post-offlco, near Supreme Court; splendid viow; bath and shower. Torms. £, per week, including wash lag,—li. C. Cordep. WANTED, f. gQPd Csat Htjnd; a}sp, Tftjlorsasoß.—Apply tp Munro aftd Mpj gan, Hobson-Btreet. WANTED, a Buyer for a Bquare Iron Tank, and a" _.t_e ''»on Btftler; Iprice low ApplyHoWilkes, Watchmaker, Karanga hape Road, near Queen-street; | WANTED, Improvers to the-Dress • riiaking.-AilplrT." B, Robsoft* Draper, Ponsonby. "fYTANTED, 2 Thorough Parlour Maids, -• YV 6 General Servants, 2 House and Table Maids; also. Waiter,' Man, to attend pantry. - 'Apply Mrs. Sktnnir, Nnwtnarket. . ■~' ■- T7-T-.NTED, a Confectioner; one that is T* hsedto'Loz.a'ndsteanf pkn work.-Apply to X Waters. Confectioner. Qnccn-stroet. WANTED, FourFirst-class-Macl ljnirts; must apply at once; good Wagefc eto;— Garrett Broß.. Wakeflcldatreet.- ■ J ~*XT ANTED, the public to oall at tho W Bon Marche-without delay, and sco ♦hnir Suiting Tweeds, worth Is to is fid, for Is m aiSSS -lsoTaffeta Gloves, worth Is lid, for is. ;.■.,; ~, •'• — 2—. — i- — 'WT ANTED, a Buyer for a small sGreen *V grocer's Shop on main thoroughfare; mOderato rent, with residence and stable will sail at onoe tlic lot for *12 sterling.— , W. L^MitoheU, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Qnoen- Btreot.' _.-___ — ;— "'-STANTED.lmprovers and Apprentices VY to the Dressmaking.-D. Garriock, Craig's Tmtldings. Great North fioad. • WANTED, 3 or 4 steady -Working Men asßoarders; terhw.las,inadyance.-Ap- plybext door to.-the Empire Hotel, corner of Victoria and Nelson strcotß. ■' ! ■ \%T ANTED, a Boy.—Apply C. Canning, fT ,St.MungoCftfe. i__:— W" ANTED, a Trustworthy Youth as . Junior Clork in a Merchant's^^pffloe.- App-y, witli references, to Merohant, Post-offlco. Auokland. 1 >■ ■ — '2- -— 'tt<J_7'Ai*(TED— When you are in Hobson: Vt street caU and see the large and choice Btbck of Mosgiel and Bannookbuni Tweeds, for iha-pre-ent geasof. vat- Munro and Milligan s. WANTED— Have ypu " asked " your Jottd ADo t .jnems Oevoly views ; for sale Monday next noon, wtonderfully easy. terms.-J. R. ltandtrr gon,,Auctioneer. ■ ■ ■ ___ ■ ■ : —' E~ ANTED KNOWN-The . Grandest Selllris Off that Dampier has ever had XtoTtßmovlng to New, Premises, Be in timet •ttT'ANTED KNOWN-Lattb from 2s , :_fY per Quarter; Beet and Mutton from 2d perifb,-T, S^Mead and Co.. City Market WANTED KNOWN- Wonderful Fresh Bargains .to New Ohair* including Cino-seated^bairs, 3s3di «*»%« - Cbateyls 3d: Painted Wood Chairs, 3s?a | Aral C-S-S. gs; kookinft Chairs, with ar™.co.ne .fts-ted 10-; Children's Hopkins; .%^ r .3- 3,' . -^Folding Chairs, oarpet-soatod, ssgd - 11 s • : So.TJlalid.-At Dampier's Hobson-street Shoi__ "'fXTANTED SEEN,' ,Christmas Cards— W Oharles Kelsey "^d Co. hayejust ■, elelei up* heir new Christmas .Cards, which , toJaeauty of dosigneoiild scarely be surpassed, ShOuM bo seen wrly.-Cliarles Selsey a_d Co., ,180, Queen-Btreet. . ■ ■ . - WANTED KNOyVN —Mr Askew's "Fire, of Life" cures Kheuma ism, N'eursJgia, Toothache, Headache, See. Sold m - BotUesfls is 6d, % s 9d. It never f &» 0 £ cure 1- Three doors from-Yonng Men's Christian Assor - -fiation, Albert, street. . — —: WANTED KNOWN.—Ladies, Out-door Shoes .not slippers mind), 4s Cdj Lad.es ' '.Ojtfbrd and-Derby Wafking Shoes, ss6d: Maids - High Leg Button Boots, 3s; Infauts' Felt BoOW, :.iM.r'lnf_-ts'_ligh LPS Button Boots, .U i fld.*t • : Dampler'e Boot Shop. Viotona-Btreet, and at ; - Parnell, opposite the Barrol Hotel.' — WANTED KNOWN. - More bargains In Boots, including grand *__**&&& A mim Boots, Sa Od; I^dfes! Handsome Patent ' - Leather Slippers, gsfid; l»4»«»J&S vfttarii persV3a6a-at Dampior's Boot Shop- Victory ■'"..": ilveot; ,and at .parnell, opposite tho Barrel ' :: BfltflL ... '' ■ ■ ■ i- . .'. '■■ WANTfiD, LadE_ to know UgSTwea" ', offering about .200 P°ffil^_llr_S . Cwmkmam ««>m lid each to Ms Cd.; AR^g" "' Beiges,,worth is. for M_d awd: Looo L«r telni,from,2s lid, a p^lr.-rßon Marqh^..Z47, Quoenfltreet, , '. . ■ , :—=—r ;;-«t7ANTED KNOWN-That I b«« V W Houses 4to 7 rooms; also ten splendid - R-ldlng Allotments from £1 P^^'^t^S^' be^ § or aftdrfi, G. Bago, OUphant-Street, A _ Ponsonby., ~ ■.. ;' - ; WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clookß >tot-eo_ and Repair, atT.Nutstords. JunakeC Victoria - gtreot, ft6^-.^?!?? :);• Charges moderatei; all work warranted imofiths. ■■■■■ ■'■'■ '- ■ - . . r ANTED KNOWN. T an» BtofledConches, 14sGd andlMM;h^d; StttffedChairMOs; Chesteof Drawers WW, Mtonds, 68 lldV Colon-- t»a^S__S__l aberajs; Flook Cushions, toj Hat RacKS, »At bainpie-s Hobaonst. Shop.



WANTED, respectable Boarders; superior accommodation; piano, plunge and shower bath; torms moderate.—Mrs Wat sou, Jorvols House, Wcllcßlcy-street West. WANTED, a first-class Machinist and a good Tailoross.—Now Zealand Tweed Co., Shortland-street. f ANTED, double Bed and Sitting rooms, in town, with Board, by Lady.— Apply.' stating terms, before 12 o'clock on Monday, to " .1.C.P." Post-office, Auckland. WANTED, Cook and Laundress.— Apply before Tuesday to Mrs S. Wal pole,_t. Mary's Parsonage. Parnoll, ( WANTED, Tenders for Shingling Wes leyan Church, Birkenhead.-Apply Fle wellyn Brotncrs, Victoria Avenue, Newton, or Birkenhead Timber Yard. WANTED, Two or Three good Car penters,—Apply to Flewellyn Brothers, Victoria Avenue, Newton, or Birkenhead Tim ber Yard. _ W^ ANTED, a' smart young Man as Waiter. References required. — Mrs Garrick, Sydney and Melbourne Cafe, Upper Queen-street. W~" ANTED KNOWN. — Pianofortes Tuned, 6s, by a certificated tuner. 20 years' London experience.—G. Hood, Mt. Ro_kil Road, W~ ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply on Monday to Mrs Rollerson, Pitr strcet. WANTED, Two or Three Acres near Auckland; small House; creek pro fcrred : easy terms.—" Rural," Star Office. WANTED, an experienced Dressmaker; also Apprentices to the millinery and dressmaking. — Apply Mrs Coraton, Hobson street. opposite Portland House, WANTED, a good Tailor's Machinist; good wages.—Woollams, ready-money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Groy-strcot. WANTED, good Tailors; wages, £3 ss. — Woollams, ready - money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street. WANTED, by a Woman, washing in or out, or cleaning; good referencs.— Address " KM.," St Ait Office. \\r ANTED KNOWN—Moro Bargains T T in Boots for balls, parties, etc., including Gents' Patent Leather Dress Boots, only 8s Cd; Ladies' White Marsala Boots, 2s and 3s Gd; Children's White .Kid Boots, 2s, etc., at Dam pier's Boot Shop, Viotoria-streot, and at Parnell, opposite the Barrel Hotel. WANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks of all kinds, the pricos of the London Arcade are unoqualled for cheapness, WANTED KNOWN.—Be in time for Lampior's Grand Selling Oil'in Drapery. Great reductions. Tell your friends. WANTED KNOWN. — Tho grandest Exhibition of Christmas Cards is at tho London Arcade. Tho out-going Mail of Tues day reaches England on Decembor 20th. Soleot from the largest assortment in town. Specimens may be soon in 0 framed pictures outside tho Aroado. WANTED SEEN — The Wonderful fresh bargains in Furnituro and Fur nishing Goods—At Dampior's Hobson-st. Shop. \\7"ANTED KNOWN —Scarce Goods T 1 just to hand—Out Liro Corsets, 30 to 3d inch, at 7s fid, worth 10s 6d.—Jaraos Scutt, Lou don House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED, an Improver to tho carpeu tering.—Apply W. Cowley, Ist house, O'Neill-street, Ponsonby. WANTED, a kind, respectable Person to take chargo of two children; terms must bo moderate.—Apply Star Office. W rANTED KNOWN. — Wo are selling a splendid lot of Zophyr Ginghams, vory wide, at IJd per yard. —D. McPhcrson, Draper, Karangehape Road. WANTED KNOWN. —It is a great mistake to Imagine the London Arcade is a Fancy Goods Emporium only, It contains some of the most Useful and Cheapest Goods in Auokland. W' ANTED KNOWN—TeII your friends Dampicr. Grand Selling Off, at tho Drapery Shop, Wakofleld-strcet, is now on. Come early. Greatreductions. Tell your friend?. ANTED KNOWN- That Now Year's Cards should bo sent to England por 8.8, City of Sydney via Sydney on Sunday next. Wo have a splondid display ot choico Chrorno. Cards from Id upwards, all new dcsignß; Hand Painted and Photographic Cards with Auck land Views, Flowers, and Plants ; call early.— Murray and Spencer, Stationors and Rubber Stamp Makers, 70, Quoen-strect. Auckland, WJ ANTED KNOWN—For 3 months V T from date I will sell linos of Household Furnituro, Sec, Sec, removed to my commodious Mercantile Sale-rooms for convenience of Bale, on SPECIALLY ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS as to commission, which may be ascertained by anyone deciding to sell off for any reason, by applying personally to tho Auctioneer, who has determined to offer every facility to his clients to enable them to realise. All who are disposing of Houses or Furnituro should sco the under, signed FORTHWITH. This is GENUINE.-J. R. Randeraon. Auotiqneer. Weekly Salps or daily if requirpd. WANTED KNOWN—Be in time for the Bargains in Drapery, at Dampier's Grand Selling Off, at the Wakeflold-street Shop. ANTED, tho Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that tho New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving the highest price for Bonos at their Depot, Customs-street West, and that arrange menta havo been made for collection on applica tion at the Depot, to the agent. Robt Geo. Hill. ANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. recelvo Monthly Parcels of Jewellery. In this way their stock is kept well assorted with all the nowost goods. No imita tions arc kept on the premises. Everything guaranteed real Gold or Silver.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-street. "ANTED KNOWN.—TeII your friends tho Grand Selling Off is now on; great reductions! Every articlo reduced in price at Oamrier's Wakefield-street Shop. Be in time I ANTED KNOWN—Music ! Music! Music Extraordinary!—Another-lot of Hemy's celebrated Tutors, the vory latest edi tion, just arrived, less than half-price, 2a Id eaoh ;■ also, Czornj'B celebrated 101 Exercises, quarter the price, namely, 2s tho two books; Piano Sheet Music (song and pieces), only Is lid per doss., some of them marked 4s each; also, Vlolm Music (just arrived), consisting of Duets, Over tures, and Dances, by the besf masters, Is and Is 6d; also, large Violin Books for beiglnners, Is each.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. Tell your friendß. i W~~*NTED, Furniture Dealers and Up holsterers to Know, capital opening In. Market House. South Wing; rent low.—Apply: T. Slater. Weighbridge Ofllcc. , WANTED KNOWN-Bo in time! %he Grand Drapery Selling Off is now on; great reductions; evory artiolo reduced' in price—At Danijnei.s Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. Tell .our friends. ■~ WANTED, everybody to know that R. Redfern, Photographer. 270, Qneen street, has opened a'Branch Studio, Victoria Road, Devonport, ■■, ; ' . ' m_\t, ANTED KNOWN—Boot Gloss, 4d ■ W and Cd per Bottle; Shoe Horns, 3d; Boot"Protectors,3d the set; Button Fasteners, fid tho box; Button Hooks, Id; Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair; Cotton Laces, 3d per dozen; Cork Soles. 2_d, at Dampier's Boot Shop. Vio toria-strcet, and at Parnell. opposite tho Barrel Hotel. '\r ■ ■' : WANTED KNOWN, that Electro-plated Goods and Gutter? are obtainable at GoOdson's London Arcade, good and cheap. Books and Stationery are the cheapest in town, being sold at Engiiah prices. WANTED KNOWN. — Our speciality lies in keeping Genuine and Imitation Jewellery, and displaying thorn in Separate WindoWßin Soparate Streets. We have just displayed somo Lovely Goods in Victoria-street Window. ■■ WANTED KNOWN—Greatreductions • —Cash Boxos, from 2s lid; Large Bottles Good Black or Coloured Ink. fid: Small Bottles Ink, Id; Rulers. 6d; Letter Clips, fid; Purses Gd; Tobacco Pouches, fid; Bplondid Hamm-rßls3d;La.gePiotorialWorld,Belgravia Chambers's Journal, etc., roduoed from 3s 6d to 2s Gd each; Shakspere, with life complete, re duced to 2s. Lote ot new Novels reduced to Is 8d each; Grand Line of White Handled Hair, Brushes. 9d; Dressing Combs 3d, fid. and 9d; Pocket Combs, 2d; Tooth Combs, 2d; Square Looking Glaßsos..od; Oval Carved da. Is; large Packets of Viofet Powder, Id; B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glass Croam Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar !____ .6d; Soup Plates, 3d; Bread Knives feoSed. 3d iuuH-; Bedroom,ToiletSets, 7s3d; American Brooms, : .d; Zinc Buckcte, Is; Japan _ert Slot. Pails, 3s 3d; -very Wide Table Oil- Hoth. 13 per yard: 'Stair Oilcloth, fid; Strippd f_rnet lsi Han-sppie China Matting, 8d; nice line of Splash Mats for Washetan.s, 6d, TiSware-Ca-dlestioks. Id.; Pannikins, 2d; Tn.r__.tes Id; Tea Bottles, 8d: Saucepanß, lOd; KetUes is lidi BiUips, 9d; .olandprs. Isi B_ j faking Tihs, Sd; Meat Tins 2d to Is;, Hnn- Blsins, lid; Spittoons, ls.-At Dampier's Hob son-street Shop. ~..,' WANTED— Wanted to Sell, very Cheap, • Large Bottles of Hair 'Oil, -only 6dj Castor Oil. «d, 3 bottlos for Is; Salad Qfl, 6d-; Pfaid Matches fid dozen j .Safety Matches, 4d: T i_Boxes Matches, Is fid: Washing Powder, fid dozen • large Soap Powders, 8 for Si.; Hudson's Orango, Marmalade,.Gd. »?, 'JP'vKh .i Shu. Wino 2s bottle; Limojuicp, 8d bottle| -Glass Tu_s'-d- Wine Glassos, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass ffible-s 2d and 3d, 2s dozen; Dried Armies, _?ft. TC__m Salts. _d doz«n packets; Water n_t_L_B (3d a"d I'd {Glass Decanters. Is; Bath Bottles, ba i ar g e Teatrays, Is 3d; ?«-_?' l_T.fi id nackot 7 for 6d; White and S^^!___-S_-S &S_i3S_*_ff«ss ii2^^__Sf!S KNOWN—Another Lot W ' ofßa-gainsin Bpots, including Men's w£ Ma fki ■ Men's Auckland-mado Bliicners. S g'lld- Men's handsome, durable, Patent nosite Barrel Hotel. . ■ ANTED, People to Bead Things that Speak fpr Themselves 1-J. H. i)ALTON, Tailor, Victoria-treet East, does his. i__T r._„n_ and pays a very;smaU rent; ffi_?S%4fe'_rW«W OJotliep, .. ... :■■■ '■ ' ■'' .£_. d. Weil-shrunk gorge Suit; ,- •• ; — |}2 2 WellKn™ Tweed TrO«so« \\ yA Qtt 6 WeU-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. •• MS g WeU-ahrUnkTweed Trouaers .. ; - 0V « Firs, class ■■ - * ¥■ Very Best Tweed (ot any kind) itou . _ fl Mosrid Tweed Suit, wdl-^nuik.1 !*. 3 10, 0 Bent of any «"* « itom the Manufac &&s&B&&mm\\



WANTED, a smart, tidy Message Boy. —Apply at Stab Office on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. W ANTED, two Carpenters and two Improvers. — Apply Ehsrp, Cottago?, Calliopo. _______________ WANTED, a respectable Youth as Apprentice to the Tailoring. — Wool lams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham Houso, foot of Grey-street, WANTED, first-class Tailoresses.— Woollahis. Ready Money Tailor, Syden ham House, foot of Qrey-strcet. ANTE D, good Tailors and Tailoreßßes. -Apply It. Stow, 811. Victoria-street. WANTED, Rough Carpenter or Im provera .-Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Victoria-street East, next the Public Hot Baths. ANTED. Barber to manage the Hair-cutting Saloon at Roth's Public Hot Baths-Apply Cheap Bedding and Fur niture Mart, Victoria-street East. . WANTED, a strong Youth to drive a baker's cart. One accus.omed to the trade preferred. — Apply to Mr O'Brien, New Zealand Bakery, Parnell. _______ WANTED KNOWN.-Meeting of U. A. O. Druids Monday Evening, 8 o'clock. Insurance Buildings. _, WANTED, a strong Boy about 16 for the fellmongery business-Apply to Warnock Bros., Cox's Crock. : WANTED, a good Waitress.-Apply Hobson Hotel. ; WANTED, some kind Person to adopt a healthy Baby Girl, with deposlt.- Apply by letter to " M.W.," Stab Office. WANTED, a" first-class Milliner and Saleswoman for Napier.—Apply to Mr Patterson, at Messrs A. Clark and Sons. WANTED, Station Hand, Ploughman, Waitress, town and country House maids 115s), femalo Cooks (255. 20a).-Mr£[Whit combe's Registry, next Market, Wellosley-streot entrance WANTED, a first-class Cook for Critorlon Hotel, Now Plymouth.-Apply Mr B. C. Roberts, Albert Hotel, WANTED KNOWN, that G Lowis will Sell a large quantity of Unredeemed Pledges for Mr H. Neumegen, without reserve, on Monday Next, 17th instant ______ WANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables, 5s 6d; Toilet Tables, 4s Ud ; Loo Tables, oval, 19s: ditto, round. 20a; Kitchen Tables, 8s 6d, 10s, lis; Meatsafes, 8s 6di Kitchen Dressers, 39s—at Damp-orß Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN —We have con stantly the latest importations In ster ling Gold and Silver Jowellery (all warranted), and have some exceptionally beautiful, just received,—Goodson's LondonjAroade. WANTED KNOWN—More Bargains in Boots, including Ladies' Kid B.S. Boots, 4s Gd and fa fid: Superior Fanoy-stitohod Boots, 6s Gd; grand line of Ladies' S._. High Log Morocco Boots, 6s 6d; Ladles' High Heel Prunella Boots. Is 9d; Superior Ladies' High Heel Prunella Boots, all Bizes, fa and fa Gd, at Dumpier. Boot Shop, Victoria-street, and at Parnoll. opposite the Barrel Hotol. ANTED KNOWN, that we are selling eoveral Desperate Lines, bought for Cash, and whioh cannot be equalled at any Sale now going on in Auckland, at the Bon March.. ___. WANTED KNOWN. Honeycomb Quilts. 2} yards long, 8s eaoh; smaller sb.o3 fromi3 9d eaoh,—J. Green, 85, Vlotorla streot. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and bettor thnn anywhero else at the yards of D. Gpldik .Albert-treot. ANTED KNOWN—Lamb from 2s per Quarter: Beet and Mutton from 2d per lb.-T. S. Mead and Co., City Market. WANTED KNOWN,—That I can Sell you an aero of Land for what you would nay for an allotment elsewhere. Torms easy.— T. Barnes. Mount Rosklll Road. _ WANTED KNOWN, T. Samuels*. Art Union of Oil Paintings, Maori Chief and Ctiieftalness, is now fast filling up. Tickets Is each, at T. Samucls'a, Cutler, 108, Queon-streot. "TVTANTED KNOWN-Mrs Buckley, T ¥ Bonrding-house koepor, late of Upper Queen-street, has romoved to Exonia House, Hobson-street. where sho has comfortable ac commodation for rcspoctable Bonrdors. Plunge and shower baths: terms moderate. A SMALL INVOICE Darjeoling Pekoes just Landed, direct from tho Gardens, in 5, 10 and 201b, boxes; also pro curable in lib packets Of Meters Lavors (Queon street), Washer (Pamoll). and White (Pon sonby). _____________——_——————. MEGRIM PENClL.—Everyone should be In possession of a Mogrim Pencil, at the cost of Is 6d. Certain Cure for Head and Toothache, Local Rheumatism. Mosquito Bites, &c. Bold at all the Chemists and othors.— Wholesale Agents: Brown. Barrett. & Co. STRAWBERRY SEASON. — Fresh CroamandDevodshlro Clotted Cream, at the Auckland Dairy, Hobson-stroet, and branch dijripa at Vnwton and Ponsonby. ■ ji_.k'__M__ WANTED in an Estab- X lished Mercantile Business of old standlng. and with good Home connections: capital requisite, _3,0001 only principals dealt with.— Preliminary communication to bo addressed to " Commercial." Office of this Paper. TO HAIRDRESSERS.—Wanted, an Asslstant.-Apply at once to Frandß J. Shortt, City Hair-cutting Rooms, opposite Union Bank. DUCKS— DUCKS.—Wanted, a fow pure Rouen, or Aylesbury, Duckß, now laying. —State price to Mrs Johnston. Willow Grove, Devonport. mO TAILORESSES. — Wanted, a firat- JL class Talloress. Good wages to suitable hand.—For address apply at Star Office. || 553 — Sporting. _____ wti '111 ' d FLANEUR'S CONSULTATION lT» ON THK ' AUCKLAND CUP, 1884. To be run on December 20, 2,000 MEMBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS KACH. ' 59 PRIZES—39 Horses and 20 CaSh Frizos.J 7 First Horse $!_'2 S ■ Socond Horse .... .. *200 0 0 • ThirdHorae .. .. .. *100 0 0 Starters (divided) .. .. -100 0 0 Non-starters (divided).. .. *140 0 0 Twenty Cash Prizes «3 each £60 0 0 ". ' * Total «1,000 0 0 Application by letter only. Registered lettetß or teWrams will not on any account be re ceived. Tho Drawing, under the supervision of a C'ommittteo of tho Investors, will take place as soon as filled. Result slips forwarded to Sub scribers immediately after drawing. Enclose stamps for reply and result. All Agents and representatives of 25 tickets and of Press in vited' to the drawing. , Early application invited. . G. FLANEUR, ~ ' Care of D. Twohlll, Park Hotel, Auckland. T> E S U E T OF k .CARGO'S CONSULTATION ON THE SPRING HANDICAP. 9 Mystery • 18 Larrikin 50 Shotover Bfc Cast Ashore 88 Radames ■ • ■ • 99 Snider 100 Rifleman 109 Scotch Mist 112 Revolver 151 Pearl 191 Carbineer 211 Pipl 215 Kalo 262 Mitrailleuse 288 Satiinella m Fishgia 2fjl Fish woman $8 Tetf ord 302 Llheller Drawn in the presence of a large number of Subscribers. . • • ■ Closed—Boß Subscribers. N.8.-In slip_, 3.S was printed in error, and Should be 302, 215 ■ Kalo was also (Knitted. Meetings. _*-***___. riOURT CITY of AUCK 4ii*E>i_. Sra_ V. LAND. A.O.F.—The mem _kS_b_B_m_l' ot the »bove Court are l.^,*__FS______ hereby summoned to attend a . i.-^ _M#!_ Special 11-.tlng on MONDAY. !-.oi__-__-lNov- 17- at 7'SO V m" ln lil° OIJ-_-K_3i*l Foresters' Hull, Karangalmpe L____i!_H______J Road. Business: Nomination "s»S»b""*___!»' of officers, &c. By ordor. | J. S. FOTHERLNGHAM. Sec., No. 3.078. AO.F. COURT NIL DESPER c A N D U M, The Membors ot the above Court arp hereby summoned to attend the Meeting to be held on MONDAY, Nov. 17. Business: Nomination of offiecrg- THOS. WIGG, Secretary. THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Third Annual Meoting of the Shareholders in the above-named Company will be held at the Office of the Company on FRIDAY, sth Decem ber. Business: To receive the Report of the Directors and Balance Sheet, Election of Two Directors in tho. room of E. MIT CHEL3ON. Esq.. and JOHN GITTOS, . Esq., who retire, but are eligible for re election ; to elect Auditor, and to transact any other business' that may be brought forward. i' . _ ■> i The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company i will be CLOSED from Friday, November, 21st, i t_ December sth, both inclusive, i By'order Of tlio Directors, . I THOMAS HODGSON, Secretary, v Hobson-stroet, Auokland, November 14,1881. ImO B U I L D E RS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY. December L for the erection of a oonorete 1 Villa Residence near Choral Hall. Plans at my offlce-Vulcan Lane. . '■ , nanstui j Wt jg, gKINNEB,_ AwhltOCW.' 1 ■ '"'... ...* ■•- .



Ecclesiastical. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Cornor of Wellesley ant Albort-sfreets. — Meeting for United Prayo: THIS (Saturday) EVF,NI_G, at 7.30. A Blbli Reading will bo given. Friends aro cordiall; invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN ovorj SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3.ti1l 4. BT. PAUL'S CHUROH.—S a.m., Hoi; Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Ser mon, and Holy Communion; 3.15 p.m.. Child ren's Flower Service; 6.30 p.m., Evening Praye and Sermon." Decently and in Order." Anthem " A Day in Thy Courts." ST. .MATTHEW'S CHURCH —23rd Sunday after Trinity,—ll a.m., Ser mon by Rev. Davies, 6.30, Sermon by Incum btnt, " la Life Worth Living." ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symonds-st.- Rev. T. McKenzle Fraser, M.A., Mornini at 11, Evening at 0.30, Lecture: " Elijah, Closini Scenes—the Translation." S'l . AN DREW'S PRESBYTERIAIS CHURCH-Morning at 11. Rev. A. Car rick. Subject: "Wrong and Right Glorying' (a Sermon to Young Men). Evenuig at 0,30, M: W. Ferguson. Subject: "BrokeirCisterns." . DEVONPORT PRESBYTERIAf CHURCH, Church-street-Servlces wll bo conduoted by Rev. A. Murray McCallum a 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. PITT-STREET AVESLEYA_ CHURCH.-Mornlng at 11, Rev. H. H Lawry; Evening at 0.30, Rev. W. J. Wtttkin In memoriam Rev. Jqmc_ Bnller. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. Rev. C. Old meadow (o£ Tonga,; Evonlng at 0.30. Rev. T. G Carr. In memoriam, Rev. James Buller, PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Mornlng at 11, Mr G. Keene; Evening a 6.30. Supply. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH -Morning at 11, Mr T. J. Wallis; Even i jpff at -.30. Mr T. J. Wallis. \ ARCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH —Morning, at 11 o'clock, Rev. T, G Carr; Evening at C.30, Mr Boauniout. WELLESLEY - STREET BAPTIS OHURCH.—Sunday, 16th Novembor.- Pnstor W, E. Rico will preach—Morning, ii tho Church, 11 o'clook; Evening, in the Chora Hall, 0.J5 o'clock. l\/fOUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHAPEL JxL —Sunday, 16-h.—Morning, 11 o'clock, M P. Whytock; Evening, C.30, Professor Aldis. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHAPEL.- Morning at 11, and Evening at 0.30, b; the Pastor. Rev. O. Carter. Subjects-Morn lng: " Divine and Human Partnership;" Even ing I " The Day Of Settlement" PONSONBY BAPHST BAND OI HOPE. Public Meeting In the Baptist Church. Ad dreßses, Songs, Readings, and Recitations. Ad mission: Adults, 3d; Children, Id. To Com mence at 7.30. ' piONjGREGA|TIONAL SERVICES BERESFORD-BTREiKT- Mornlng at 11, Rev, J. Robertson, M.A. Evening at 6.3o—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. MOUNT EDEN— Evening at 6 30. Mr C, E. Button, "\TEWTON CONGREGATIONS IS : SUNDAY SCHOOL. NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1884, Sermons will bo preached in tho Morning bj Rev. J. WATSON; Afternoon Address, Roy. J. Robertson, M.A.; Even ing, Rev. Thos. Adams. Collections in Aid of School Funds. Tho SOIREE will be held on TUESDAY, 18th instant Toa at 6.30. Public Meeting al 7.30. Addresses by Ho vs. W. K. kick, H. W. J, Mili.au, and Fbkdk.Uattley. Esq., Prosldont and John Ellyett, Keg.. Vlco-Presidont, of Auckland Sunday sohool Union. Chairman, Rev. Titos. Adams. UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT-STREETS- Morning at 11—Hey. S. Macfarlano. Evoning at 6.3o—Rev. S. Macfarlano. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY NOVEMBER 23bd and 25th. LOOK OUT I MOUNT EDEN _E veiling at 6,3o—Mr Wm. Cole. -■■ ■ FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCIL-NovemberlO.- Morning at 11, Roy. J. Boothroyd; Evening at 6.30, Mr 11. 1-old. ' PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TOMORROW as follQW «- ALEXANDRA-STREET- Morning at 11-Rov. W, S. Potter. Evoninjrt-t 6.3o—Rev. W. 8. Potter. PITT AND EDWIN-STREETS- Morning at 11—Mr J, Geary. Evonlng at 6 30—Mr J. Jenkins. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAYSAINTS.-Dlvino Sorvlcc hold ovory Sunday at tho Masonic Hall, Now ton, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. All aro invited. No collection. ("IHRISTADELPHIANS meet in the J Nowton Hall for fellowship at 2 p.m., Bible Ciass at 3.30 p.m., to which the Interested are cordially invited. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tomporanco Hall, Albert-stroot—Morning Service at 11. Evonlng, I_cturo at 6.15, by Geo. Aldrldge. Subject: "What is the Rook on which the Church Is Built ?" ' __ CHURCH OF CHRIST, Now Eden Hall, Mt Eden.—Morning Service at 11. Evoning, Lccturo at (1.30 by E. Carr. Subject: "Paul's Instructions to Timothy." CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oddfellowß' Hall, Ponsonby.—Evoning Locture at 0.30 by Mr Wild. ____*__ CHRISTIAN MEETING - HOUSE, cornor of Cook and Hobson-strcots.—Sub ject for Lord's Day, 6.30 p.m., Novombor 16th: ir Bohold t}io Man!" H, E*ley, Written Ques tions welcome, Come en/rly. Sankpy'a h}mnß, "VfEW CHURCH SERVICES.-Held AS in the Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's, y.ucen -Btreot Morning at 11 o'olook. Subject : •• Tho Woman Cluthod with the Sun—a Sormon for the Times." Strangorß invited. ■\T "" O T " I C E.. i3l Avondalo Hall. WEDNESDAY, Novem ber 19th. at 730, Mil Rohbkt LAING will Review the Subject et " Baptism," as delivered at Primitive Methodist Church, Watervlew, November 13th, by Rkv. J. Boothroyd. Ques tions cordially invited at close of meeting. No collection. ' .:. ■ PONSONBY HALL.-SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, under the. con duct of tho Ponsonby Evangelistic Committee, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 1). Scats free. No collection. All are invited. ■ . ' "O ATIONALISTIC ASS*. CI A TIO N, _LL» Lome-street Hall.—Toiaotrow (Sunday), Novembor 16, Children's Lyceum, 9.30: a.m. Parents and friends invited. Discussion Class, 11 o.m. Evening Meeting at 7 o'clock. Lecture by W. Cooper. Subjeot: "A Radical of the lUtli Century." Discussion- invited.--.Miss Louise Crawford and others, of the Crawford Dramatic Company, will give Musical Selec tions (Vocal and Instrumental); also, the MiSBeB Compbell, Admission free, by ticket "rTIHE CONVERSION OF SAUL OF JL T ARSUS."—Mr P. Cartnew will Preach on tho abovo Subject in the Arch Hill Public School-room To morrow, at 6.30 p m. Como and welcome. Sankey . hymns. THEATRE ROYAL.--SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, under the con duct of the Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday evening; from 8 to 9. All are in vlted. Seat, free. <■• ■ ■!',_"', W"'~' ELSH SERVICE.—The Rev. R. J, Roberts will preach at the Rooms of the V.M.C. Association to-morrow (Novombor 16), at 6.30p;m. ' '•'•';; '.- ' 6 i Tenders. TENDERS.— Verbal Tenders will bo re ceivod on Monday, 21th November, a noon, for the Leasing of one or more Allotment* in Raton's No. 2 Leasehold. ■_____ TO CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, ANI PLUMBERS. "Tenders aro rooolvablo until noon, FRIDAY 2lßt, for Works (tho whole, or each trado sopar atoly) required to bo ' done to. Delta Hotel Ngaruawahia. Particulars at my Office, A.M.P. Buildings Queen-street. "THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. m O CAR,P ENT E R-S , EXTENSION OF TIME. Tondors aro invited until noon of WEDNES DAY, 19th inst., for the Erection of a Cottage at Remuera. 1 . F. W. GREY, Architect. m O' . B. U I L D E R S Tendera wiU bo received until Noon of WED NESDAY, November 19, fori the Erection anc Completion of a Cottage at Devonport, Nortl Shore. j ' EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohitcct. mOBU-I L D E R S Tenders will bo received until noon of TUES DAY, November 18th, for Taking Down am Re-erecting a 6-roomed House on Surrey Hill Estate. edwd. BARTLEY, Architect. mEND E R S Tenders Wanted for Erecting Machinery am Boiler .in Barque Polhain. Specifications may bo seen on arrival of th s.s. Tarawera on MONDAY at Messrs Ston Price to" be wired to us by Noon WEDNES DAY KENNEDY BROS., Qreymouth. mO CARPENTERS Tenders wanted till Nov. 19 for additions to House in Vincent-street, labour only. Th lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptod,- Apply to Belmont House, Vincentstreet fWO C.A RP E N.T..E R S Tenders for tho Erection of a Seven-roome' ' House will be received until WEDNESDAY • 19thTbetwecn 5 and 6 p.m. (labour only). ■ Apply T, W. WHITE,. Newmarket mO CARPE NTE R £ Tendors will be received until Noon MO DAY, 21th NoYomber, for Alterations an Repairs to a Cottage at Epsom. '■'■*. ■'••*» Plans, &c. at my office. R. MACKAY FRIPP. Architect. 9. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street TENDERS Wanted for Shingling Churc at Avondale.—Apply on job. .'j. „ Continued on First Page.



To Let ■ rr.o LET, a 3-roomed Cottage in Vincent -1 JL street—Apply Ist house above Vinoent r Lane. Vinoon-street. f mO LET, Balcony 12-roomed Houso, r JL close to Qneon-street flroboll; five fire- E laces, water laid on, suitable for working men's oarding-honse; furnished or unfurnished.— f Apply Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, next ■ the Public Hot Baths, Victoria-street East, r ri.o LET, 2 unfurnished Rooms with use , _l_ of kitchen, in Ponsonby; lady preferred. —For address apply Star Ofllce. ■ . rpo LET, a new 7-roomed House in Glad '- X stone-street. Gas, water, every con • veniencc—Apply C. Hamon, Symonds Btreet TO LET, a Groomed House, 16s, city; 2 shops, 20s.—R. M. Heighten, Land Agent ; 177, Queen-Btreet. f fT.O LET, Grey-street, 7-roomed House; - JL gas and water laid on.—Apply Mrs Roger . son, Merlin House, Hobson-street. » rj.o LET, at Epsom, a new cornor Shop _ J. and dwelling of ten rooms, with good stabling, in the best business part of the dis - ti-lc.t.—Apply W. and J. R. Vaile, Auctioneers, I opposite Auckland Savings Bank, Queen-Btroet I mO LET, at Epsom, Two New Villa JL Residences, of 10 rooms each, with shower - and plunge bath, register grates, Leamington i range, lead sink, wash-houso and coppor, and . all tho requirements of a well finished house.— „ Apply W. and J. R, Vaile, Auctioneers (opposite Savings Bank), Queen-street. TO LET, 4, 7, 14-roomed Houses, Oflices, Shops, Money to Lend.-Grant and Cooke, • 75, Quoen-streot . ff\o LET, a Large dry Cellar, with yard - JL and cart entrance,—2ss, Queen-Btreet • FT.O LET, a 5-Roomed House, England -1 street, off Franklin Road; rent, 9s.—Apply . J. Wiillamß, Tailor, Victoria-street. .__ '' rpO LET, in King-street, a New House, J_ 4 roomß nnd lobby.—Apply John Boycs, . King-street Arch Hill. TO LET, a Good Shop and Houso of 6 rooms, next J. Williams's, Tailor, Vie \_ torla-treet • - rr.o LET, Groomed House in Prospect ? X Terrace, Mount Roskill Road. Rent, lis 1 per weok.—Apply T. B. Smith, Kyber Pass Road. TO LET, Shops with 7 rooms —the Finest Stand on the Ponsonby Road, be . tween Three Lamps and All Saints' Churoh— . with gas and water and every convenience. - Rents moderate.—Apply to F. Quick, Ponßonby. ' or to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street Keys to be had from Mr Gregory, Photographer, next door. ■ t mo LET, in Franklin Road, a House I containing 8 rooms; gas and wator laid on.—Apply to James Heron, Collingwood-Btreet. TO LET, in Union-street, House of 5 rooms; gas and water laid on.—Apply Mrs . Wells, corner Napior and Union streets. TO LET, Upper Pitt-street, new G-roomed House; water and gas; 16s weekly.— Apply Mr Barry, Upper Pitt-street TO LET, 2 Rooms, with use of kitchen ; rent, 6s per weok: in Grey-street—Apply Mr G. Balcko, Essex Bakery, 121, Grey-streot TO LET, two-storied House, Summer street, Ponsonby (four rooms and scullery); ' ovory convenience; rent, lis od. —Apply J. Moroy, O'Nolll-street TO LET, comfortable G-roomed Houso and Bath-room, situated at Mount Eden. -Apply Q. F. Kelly. TO LET, iv Onehunga a Shop and Dwelling-house in best part of Queen stroet—Apply to P. Clark, Agent hno LET, 2 now Brick Shops, well- X finished; gas and water laid on; situated in Welloaley-Btroot East—J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, N.Z. Insurance. TO BE LET BY TENDER, for Grazing only. 4 Acres of good Land at Epsom, in . grass, well supplied with water, divided into two paddocks and fenced. Tenders will be ' received by tho undersigned to Tnosday, the , 18th- inst-Willlam Knott. Architect. View Road, Mount Eden. j rTIO LET, at Epsom, on tho main road to X Onehunga, a new and well-finished House of 6 rooms, built on a largo allotment, in a sheltered position: stable, wood-shod, tanks, etc.—Apply to R. Mackay Frlpp, Architect, 9, Mercantile Chambore, Queon-street fT.O LET, Picton-strcet, Ponsonby, a X dosirablo Family Residence, with immedi ate possession, and containing 14 rooms; largo allotmont and commanding an oxtonßlvo view of the neighbourhood, North Shore, Sec- For ■ terms, apply the Now Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agenoy, High strict. TO LET, 8-roomed House, with every convenience, noar Rollett's Store, lower > part of Mount Roskill Road. Koy at Mr Rollett's. TO LET, those Iron and Concrete Stores situated corner of Btanley-ntrcotand Alton Rosd; rent moderate.—Apply to S. J. Edmonds, Cußtomß-Btreot 0 LET, with immediate possession, a well-built 6-roomed House, nearly new. In O'Nolll-streot, Ponsonby; water laid on,—Apply ~ Mr Barton's, O'Nelllntreet. TO LET, a convenient Officii, close to Queen-street, with ofllco furniture. Rent very n.odorate.—Apply Latchmoro and Co., 13, CUBtom.stroet TO~LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen streot; suitable for Office, Store, or \ Sample-rooms.—Apply Lewis and Simpson. DEVONPORT.—To Let, Two Superior Bed-rooms and Sitting-room, Shore Road, near Wharf.—Address at Fords, Baker. /"YWFci-S to Let in Vulcan Lane.— Ap ' yj ply to Connell Se Cooper, Solleltore. ONE or two Rooms, unfurnished, to Let. —Apply Crcsswell's Storo, Melrose, Devonport North Shore. IK-ROOMED House to Let, in Nelson street; city water. Also, Hqusea, Kyber Pass and Onohunga. — C. Williamson, Estate 1 Agent, High-street Drapery* TjIIREI TjIIREI "CURE! •I .. J. CO-GRAVE & CO. Bog to inform tho Inhabitants of Auckland that in consequonco of a Firo taking place at their Premises on Thursday evening, 1 and doing a considerable amount . of Damage, they havo PURCHASED THE WHOLE OF THE SALVAGE > ■•■■'■'■ 1 FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANIES. > ; A S A E OP __E SAME WILL BB HELD ON THEIR PREMISES, QUEEN-STREET, I COMMENCING ■ TY/TONDAY, TCTOVEMBER ; . T'J'. f THE PRINCIPAL PART OF THE GOODS ARE DAMAGED ONLY BY WATER. a ■ " .---. -; • 3H . :: ; ;, 'i a..,] ■.~] .'."■........ GREAT BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN, ; As it Is J. COSGRAVE & CO.'S intention to J CLEAR OUT AND GET RID OF THE 8 SALVAGE STOCK AS SPEEDILY AS POSSIBLE. I :-'-'» ;» ' c I- ■ • THEIR PREMISES WILL BE 0 CLOSED THIS DAY (SATURDAY) j IN ORDER TO PREPARE AND ' Hr MARK DOWN STOCK. . '' ..-"■■ r- ' ' .0 ]; d A 41 - J. eOSGRA^E & CO.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Avondale, 14£ acres good Land, 1 of hour's walk from station; for sale ohoap.—H. Partington, Stlchbury's Build ings; 1p OR BALE, Houses in '.Nelson and Wei . llngton-streets; also.j several good pro perties in leading thoroughfares: good invest ments.— H. Partington, Sllchhury's Buildings, FOR SALE, 3-roomed Verandah Cottage; freehold allotment, 40 x. 99; Charlottest«j good well and shed.—W. Dowdcn. Auctioneer. FOR SALE (Cheap), Tea and Grocery Store In a thickly-populated neighbour hood ; rare chance.—Apply at King's Arms Hotel, Upper Pitt Btrect. FOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Subur ban Properties, Farms, Hotels, Businesses, Boarding-houses, Partnerships. — Grant and Cooke, 75, Queen-street. FOR SALE,' good Milking Cow, very quiet—Apply A. Hill, Gladstone Road, Parnell. IJ.OR SALE, a Horse, suitable for buggy ' or light spring cart: 1 years; thoroughly sound and quiet; any trial given.—W. Parker, Grocer, Hobson-street. _ IJ.OK SALE, brood.of Ton Pure Bred . Prize Partridge Cochin Chickens; also, Fivo Pure Langshan and Six Half-bred Lang shan and White Leghorn, and tho pair that took First Prize at late Show.—Apply Arthur & Co., Auctioneers, "JJIOR SALE (cheap), alive-ton Yacht, in .m} first-rate order.—Apply to A. F. Portor, No. 8. Lower Queen-_troot 1j .OR SALE, at A. Bucklnnd's Yards, J Remuera, on Thursday next, Berkshire Sow and Young, also Young Hog, took second prize at the lato Show. FOR SALE, Cheap, Set 16-inch Avery's Brass Scales and Bell Weights, nearly naw; also, Shelving (in caße).—Brah Oillcc.SHirj FOR SALE, at Mount Albort, a first class Farm of 50 acres. Splendid view and well watered.—James Reid, Eden Terrace, or Mount Albert. FOR SALE, in a quiet street near the Domain, n compaot woll-flnished House of 8 rooms, with wash-house, stable, and coach house ; water and gas laid on; capital garden, fruit trees in full bearing; concrete walks; Bize of allotment, 60 x 110. Prloo, £075.—This pro perty is confidently recommended as a good in vestment by Guy Trenchard. 83, Queen-street, i FOR SALE, atNorman's Hill, Onehunga, a Six-roomed Cottage, in good order; quarter-acre Allotment. Price, £200.-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. _^^ FOR SALE, at MOUNT EDEN, some of the FINEST ALLOTMENTS in this locality, having frontages to Owen's Road and Mountain Reserve, with cheap pasturage; have the sun all day. Also. VERY HAND SOME VILLA RESIDENCE, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con venience : 'buses pass constantly. — Edward Wayto, House, Estate, and Monetary Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street FOR SALE, a First-class 6-roomed Cottage with every convenience, tanks, out-house, etc.; commanding a good view, and facing Devonport Domain; 3 minutes' walk from Devonport Wharf.—Apply R. and R. Dudcr, House and Land Agents. FOR SALE, without deposit, Cottages to approved personßj weekly naymonts.— T, 8, Jackson, Builder, Kingsland Estate. E" "OR SALE, 4 fine Boats; suitable for sailing or pulling.—Apply to G. Strong, Publio Hatha, Ctißtoiua street West IpOR SALE, a new Hansom, to bo com • pletod to purchaser's order. — Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria _t East FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, ard several new and second-hand Spring Carts, Buggies, etc— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria streot East F~~O_fSALE (£2O cash), Pollen-stroot, Sur roy Hills,—House containing 5 rooms, all well finished and having every convenience; large allotment Price, £300. Terms, £20 cash; remainder on weokly payments, or as may be arranged. — Apply the New Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency. High-street FOR SALE, 3 Prominent 50 Years, Loasehold Allotments in Wellcsley-street, one of the loading thoroughfares from Queon- Streot; suitable for superior business premises. Tho tramway and the increasing business traffic offers every possibility of this property being an excellent investment. Price reason able.—For terms, oto., apply to tho New Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Agency, High-Btreet FOR SALE, at the North Shore (Chel tenham North), opposite the property of R, M. Stark, Esq., within a mile of new wharf, Allotments with beautiful view, on very easy terms.—Apply to Vickcrs and Hull, No. 6, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. LONDON DAIRY CO. (Purveyors to His Excellency tho Governor) have on sale—Fresh Butter from the Dairy which was. awarded tho first prize at the Ellersllo Show on Monday la3t; also, Devonshire Cream, in tins, at fid and Is, as first introduced by them several months ago. Depots at Grey-street, Victorift street, and Mount Kdcn Road. EGGS ! EGGS !—For Sale, a few sittings Dark Brahma Eggs, from tho highest '•prize stock. 7s Gd per 13; unfertile replaced.— Mrs Johnston, Willow Grove. Devonport "El O R SALE. GORDONVILLE, AVONDALE-This grand Propery fronts Great North Road (just 5 miles from centre of tho city), and with easy grado extends down to the Waitomata Harbour, containing in all about 50 acres, which will be sold in one lot. or subdivided to suit pur chasers. This is a grand investment Torms and prlco easy. P. F. EVANS. HOTEL.— For Sale, tho Unexpired Leaso of 9 years of an Hotol in Auckland ; doing a largo and increasing business, Proprietor must loave through ill-health.—Grant Se Cooke, 75, Queen-Btreet. -i?*-_.___ —FOR SALE, Now Six d(^0"""» Roomed Houso, close to beaoh and nicely sheltered; small deposit and balance weekly.—G. Sage, OUphant-strcet, Pon sonby; • Iri G. E WING TO N, 1 • ■ ESTATE AGENT (Established 18 years.) FOR SALE—New and cheap Houses In Pros pect Terrace, Mount Roskill Road, and Volcanic Allotments on tho main road, within two hun dred yards from the oorner of Valley Road, Mount Eden, at 57s per foot FOR SALE—A Freehold Allotment and good Bix-rbomed House with gas and water laitf on, four minutes' walk from the Pitt street Church; £350. Tho owner is going to England, and would sell his furniture if required, at a valua tion. Two geod boarders in .the house, would remain with the purchaser if terms aresuitable. FOR SALE-Outho Epßom and Mount Ros kill Roads, a largo Allotment and new Houso for £325. IN BROWN-STREET. PONSONBY-A Five roomed Houso and Allotment for £215. This a bargain for a working man. A COTTAGE AN D ALLOTMENT at Otahuhu for Salo for £2fio. ; CHEAP BUILDING SITES at Rooky Nook, Mont Lo Grand, and Mount Roskill Road. MR BALL'S VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS, close to the main road, at 30s por foot, I have the Cheapest Volcanic Sites, in the market, and can sell on easy terms. '. ": i FOR £5751 caft sell One of tho best Farms of 125 acres in tho market. It is close to Hcloni villc, and is an undoubted bargain. To bo Lent on Mortgago-£450, £300, £100, and £800. DF. EVA NS, • AUCTIONEER, - LAND AND. ESTATE AGENT, .Has FOR SALE The following _UILD_NG ALLOTMENTS 1821—BellX-strekt, Ellorslic—Building Allot ment. 132 x.IOO. Price, *165. 1323—Brown-btbket—Allotment with 40 feet frontage; £60 cash, and balance on mortgage. I3ofi-COOK-STRKBT—Two First-class Building Allotments, Corporation Leaseholds, oach 33 x 70. £125.. 1131—Cu r_an-bt__et--6 _ 117-6. £1 Per foot Collingwood-street—Splendid Site for Residence. . 1320—COMM-RCIAI, Road —5 Building Allot ments, price 20s per foot 1259—Commercial Road —4 Good Building Allotments, 12s per foot' 1298—Commercial Road—Good Allotment, 47 x lpO. Price, £5 cash and 5s por week. 928—Epsom—50 x 150; quite level (near Junoti'on • Hotel), £3 per foot 1322—Edfn STREET-Good Allotment, 33 x 90. ' Price, only £33. 955-Grkat North road—3s x 100, 3 Lots (good position), £5 per foot. 1085-Glenbu_N, Ponsonby—ll6 x 100, splondid view of harbour, £650.' 1171— Keppel-btreet—2 Allotments with front age of 90 feet £75 for the two. 1288--KINQ-BTREET, Ponsonby—Splendid Site, most central, just at Three Lamps, i Ponsonby Hall, &c ; ono of tho best positions in this rising suburb. 1320-Kinqsland. 2nd Avenue—Sov6ral good Building Allotments, at 15s per foot. 1220—Mackelvie-street, Surrey Hills-iO x 132, £4 per foot 1221—Mount Albert—Several Building Sites. 1151—Lincoln-street—44 x 100, £3 15s por foot. 783—Nk__o_ street—66 foot frontage, £7 per foot; i 1237—Mount Eden Road (close to Eden Vine) 40 x 120, £8 per foot. 516—Newton Road—66 x 99, comer of Exoter - street £4 per foot. 1252—Newmarket—Good Cornor Allotment, 16 x MO. £310s per foot. ' 1285— NewmArket, near Hotel-10 x 93-6, £150. 1291—Northcote, close to Wharf—Grand site Bplondid viow, fenced and planted, 132x132; £350. 1297—Northcote—Two Grand Building Sites, oach 66 x 231; only 22s 6d per foot 1312— Ponsonby Road—Best Business Site in Ponßonby, quite close to Three Lamps. 33x100. 1024—Parnell, Bradford-street—Allotments, in first-claasposition, from £110s per foot. 1120—Pompallier Teurace-45-7 x 100-6, level, £310s per foot 1199—Ponsonby Road—9s x 121-6, grand Busi ness Site, £15 por foot. 1200—Ponsonby Road—4o k 115, £10 per foot 1256—Russell-street—4 Building Allotments, 33 x 105, £40 each. 1282 —Shortland-street. near St Paul's— Grand Site. Cheap, 056—Summer-street—4 Lots, each 33 x 99, 15s per foot 775—St. George's Bay Road—ss x 140, several Lots, from £410s. 1161—Stuart-street—27 xllO.nearlyallfenced. £80. 1196-Stuart-STREET—4O x 119, good view, £110. 1238—Sunnyside Road, Mount-Eden—36 x 100, .. £4 per foot, 1292—Symonds-street — Splendid Leasehold Allotment. 50 x 130, near Choral Hall. 1307 — Sarsfield-street — First-class Allot ment, 186 x 330; grand corner; three frontages; near tho beach. 1189 -Vermont- street—Lot. 40 x 100. £100. 1319-VerNON-street - Good Building AUot mCnt, situate noar Wclldsley-stroet Offer wanted. „ . _,__ .... \ West • QPEEN-STRE.ET-Grana si». ioi ! l__-.W_S_rf LTa_*EET-Splondid Building 'l2^W_L-_taTON-STRKET.nearcorncr Nelson __ao- poet-IB x 100, easy terms. 1039_W_£dhIm_treet, City-Warehouse , lite 42x50, close to Queen-street . ' D. F.EVANS, '•' ■■■'■': LAND AND ESTATE AGEJJT.-



Pnbllc Notices. A NCIENT ORDER OF FORE3TERS. |ffi|oHf& PRIDE of NEWMARKET, «"™*H'*^»FOURTH ANNIVERSARY BY A BALL AND REFRESHMENT, TO BE HELD On. FRIDAY, 21st. NOVEMBER, IN THK NEWMARKET HALL. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Double Tickets, ss; extra Ladies' Tickets, 2s Gd. Tickets may bo obtained from any of the Committee or Members. WM. WEBBER. Sec, 7\ L D B L U E S. A Special Meeting will be held MONDAY, Novombor 17, at 7.30, at the Residence of Mr Dennes, to consider important business. GEO. SHIRLKY, Hon. Sec. f. E A L L E N G E. 1, the undersigned. Challenge James Hendry, Champion Long Distanco Walker, to walk me Twenty-four Hours, for £50 a-side 'nnd the i Championship. ' W. E. STEVENSON. \ UCKLAND LAWN TENNIS CLUB. Tho Lawn will be open for Play (weather per mitting) on and after WEDNESDAY, 19th inst., at 3 p.m. Subscriptions are payable to the undersigned, or to any member of tho Committee before 31st December. G. C. OILMORE, Hon. Secretary. 21, Customs-street. EVONPORT MUTUAL IMPROVE MENT ASSOCIATION. A Lccturo will be dolivered iv theDovonport Hall on MONDAY, 17th inst., at 8 p.m.. by Professor T. G. Tucker. 8.A., on "Literary Forgeries." Admission. Is. CONCRETE.— If you Erect a Concrete Building on Paten's No. 2 Leasehold, you will bo allowed one-third of its value at the end of the term. ' OT, JAMES'S HALL. " FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1884. PROFESSOR T. G. TUCKER (Auckland University College) Will deliver a LECTURE on "ORIGINALITY IN LITERATURE." Proceeds in aid of St. James's Hall Deb Extinction Fund. Admission: Is. Commence at 8 p.m. TW" 0 T I C E. Impounded In the Mount Eden Public Pound on the 13th day of November, 1884, by the Ran gor.—One Black Colt, about 1 year old, with white streak down face, and white far hindfoot. If not released bef oro the 25th day of November, 1884, will bo sold at 12 noon to pay expenses. A. CROCKETT, Poundkeepor.E STRICTLY PRIVATE.-llosey, dear, papa says ho will give his consent if Harold gets an Allotment in Paten's No. 2 Leasehold. ' _1 .£ QCHOONER RIO, xSSiJ»-A IO Captain Robertson, from Oarfiaru, having- entered at "^S___^______>fai the Customs, Consignees aro jaaaglgSSSafchereby requested to preßont H" Bills of Lading, pay Freight, and take Delivery of their Goods as landed from ship's slings. Goods impeding ship's discharge will be Landed and Stored at Consignees'risk and expense, D. H..MOKENZIE, Agent. * Auckland, Nov. 14,1884. STONE.— If you Erect a Stone Building on Paten's No. 2 Leasehold, you will be allowed one-third of its value at the end of the term. • __ TO THE RATEPAYERS OF CITY EAST. To the Gentlemen who gave mo their support at the late Election I tender my sincere thanks, and to those Gentlemen who promised me their support, and at the last moment changed their mind, I of course tender them my thanks also. T think, as an independent candidate, the rate payers who voted for mo have paid me a very high compliment, considering the many interests that were brought to bear against my return. Q. EULME. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. Be sure you obtain Wolfe's Schnapps, as it is the only genuine Schnapps. ' OUSINS AND ATKIN have oh Sale several Second-hand Buggies, Phaetons, and Dog Carts, light, and suitable for Bummer use. COLONIAL INDUSTRY.—Extract of Now Dried Soap, 4d per lb. Sold at J. Davis's, Fancy Toy and Furniture Warehouse, Parnell Rise. Now and Second-hand Furniture Bought, Sold, or Exchanged. TWO YOUNG LADIES wish to learn Stage Dancing.—Apply' by letter, Btating terms, to "Actress," Stab Office. URHAM HOUSE, close to Victoria Wharf, North Shore.—Comfortable Board and Residence. Furnished apartments, with or without board. Torms.moderate. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Vacancy for two - Gentlemen, single Bedrooms; bath and piano.—Grafton Houso, Grafton Road; opposite Choral Hall. __ _, BOARD AND LODGINGS — Demetro House, Lower Chapel-street. - Mrs Ward ha- Accommodation for a few Single Men on most modorato terms. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is now and has been " for many years a standard professional romedy. ; Lost and Found. LOST, between Grafton Road and Com merce-street, a Black Spaniel Dog, with white mark on breast. Anyone returning the same to Mr Gilmore, L. D. Nathan & Co.'s Bond, will be rewarded. | .. LOST, yesterday, Parcel of Drapery, from R. Hammings _ cart — Finder .wui oblige by leaving at W. R. Bridgman's, Upper Queen street.. , ' , , . ■ . ■ ... ■,-, ? ■■,- LOST, from Newtatfßoad, on 13th inst. an Italian Greyhound; answers to the name ot Romeo.—Reward on returning to J. H. Dalton, Victoria-streetEaat—Anyone found de taining him after, this date will he prosecuted. LOST, between Cemetery and Mount Roskill, Lady's 'Fur Boa;— Finder please leave at Stab Ofdoe. , ■ • • LOST, Dowden's Auction Mart and the gas lamp: corner of Victoria Avenue and Sussex-street, a plan of Herd's Paddock, now known as Paten's No. 2 Leaso holdir-The finder will be rewarded at Dowden's Auction Mart, on Monday, November 24. . LOST, an Overcoat, between Mount Eden and Grafton Road.—The finder will bo suitably rowarded on returning to E. W. Puckoy. ~■.., . LOST, from Remuera, Bay Pony, branded on shoulder.—Any person returning same to Sam, White, Customs-street, will bo rewarded. 5S REWARD.—Lost, on sth inst„ near the Mount Albert Railway Station, a Silver Bracelet—The abovo will bo paid if left at Mr Payne's Jeweller Shop, Queen-street ' _£_*-» REWAR&.-LOS., Chestnut Pony,. dtp. J_. white streak down face, white hind foot —The above will be paid on bringing same to John Todd, Otahuhu. , . Corporation Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD.. REPAIRS AND ADDITIONS TO STOKES'S POINT WHARF.. Harbour Board Offlao. . Auckland. Nov. 12,1881. Tenders will be received at this office unti TUESDAY, the Both inst, at noon, for Repairs and Addition to Stokes's Point Wharf, in terms of plans and specifications to be teen at the : Engineer's Office, j The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Repairs, oto., Stokes's Point Wharf." GRAVES AIOKIN. Chairman. IyEWMARKET ''. ROAD BOARD. Tenders for Carting Scoria will be received up-tUI SATURDAY, November 22. • For particulars apjily to Secretary. WTJ, SUITER, Chairman. "VV^AITEMATA COUNTY COUNCIL. The Contested Riding Elections having **c' sulted'as follows— TAKAPUNA. H 4 is \\i i Mays, Oliver ..'.' ..172 27 19 1 219 Alison. Ewen William .. 161 14 1 3 179 Hawkins.Henry James.. 39 14 59 10 122 Qlcnny, Jo_eph .. .. 96 9 8. 1 life WEITI. Wai- Lucas _m Wade. nui. Creek. Total. Lloyd, HCnry ..48 15 1 04 Inglis. James ..19 9 27 55 WAITAKEREI. Hen- Hob dcrson. B'nvillo Total. • Smyth, John.. .. 42 - 7 49 "McElwain.John .. 29 10 39 ' MANUKAU, I Laing, Andrew Marshall .. • • }2 Laing, George .. .. .. •• ' *£'. Lennox, Neflson Gordon ... .. <, ■■ I declare the following Gentlemen to bo duly ■ Returned for the abovo hidings respectively : ' * Messrs OUver Mays and Ew;en WWlam 1 Alison for Takapuna Henry Lloyd for Welti John^myth for Waitakerei^and . AidmwMarah^ll^iag far Manukau. • .''■"' THOMAS SEAMAN. Returning Officer. ". . November 13,1884. , T>oSOUGH OF ONEHUNGA. r TO THE BURGESSES. , Ladies.and Gentlemen,—At the request ot " soveral of-my friends, I have consented to become a Candidate for the office of Mayor for ' the ensuing year. Should there be a contest, I trust a large majority will see fit to record their votes .tor. j • ,"■ -.", . -!"-■ I - :' ■■>' '•■' v. • • Your Faithful Servant. ■:"■' 1 J. D.; JACKSON.'



Auctions. "DEMEMBER! Ty/TONDAY, 17th. TWELVE NOON. MERCANTILE SALE ROOMS Mercantile Chambers (next Bank of New Zealand). VILLA SITES, VILLA SITES, VILLA SITES, VALLEY ROAD, VALLEY ROAD, |T S VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. ' MOUNT EDEN.. MOUNT EDEN. 10 T_i AIIGIE ~¥ ILLIL st ITES • ONE-FOURTH CASH, ONE-FOURTH CASH, ONE-FOURTH CASH, BALANCE 7 PER CENT. . BALANCE 7 PER CENT. BALANCE 7 PER CEI.T. • LAND'TRANSFER, '' ' ' LAND TRANSFER, LAND TRANSFER, PURELY VOLCANIC,- ,' PURELY VOLCANIC, ; PURELY VOLCANIC. GRAND VIEWS, GRAND VIEWS, ■A A- GRAND VIEVVS. i JT> TOANDERSON i • £\)m JT_ANDERSON;.".,;'; Auctionocr. ~ ; „.,. ; W, B, COCHRANJEI |JAS. SAORB TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18. FANCY GOODS, WATCHES, JEWEL. LERYi EFFECTS, DECEASED ESTATES. THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen street, on Tuesday/ November 18, at 11 o'clock, FANCY GOODS, Albums, Fanß, Musical ' Instruments, Tools, Books, Boots and ' Shoos. Pioturos, Cutlery, Platedware, Watches, Jewellery, &o. Also, EFFEOTS—Deceased Estates—oonsistingipt Portmanteaus I ; i Iron Trunks Clothes Chests Clothing, Revolvers ' &0., &0., &c. SAMUEL COC__4ANE ft SON, I Auctioneers. . , , MONDAY, NOON. ~~ - SADDLERY, &c„ ! UNDER DISTRAINT FOR RENT. j TO be sold by auction, at Arthur's Mart, Monday, noon (Furniture Department)'; SADDLERY, WHO?S, GHiTHS, TOOLS. IRONMONGERY, &C Also, •SO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS, AN ASSORTMENT. OF DRAPERY. Cloths - ing; Frilling, Collars, Cuffs, Bags, Ladieß'Hand some Velvet Jackota,lot of Second-hand Ladleß' Clothing.- ' . . . 1 ■ •-- . .I TUESDAY, NOON. A SUPERIOR PIANO BY COLLAItD AND COLLARD, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, SIDE-BOARD, DINENG TABLE, - AND GENERAL HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE. ' REMOVED TO MART EOR* "CONVENIENCE OB . -V .- - SAIrEi . '_" R. ARTHUR j ' HAS -been- favdured with inßt-hctiona ' to sell by public auction, at his Mart , Queen-street (first floor), on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clook, noon, A HANDSOME PIANO.' WITH CHECK ACTION. BY COLLARD AND COLLARD, Music Stool and Music, Cheffonler. Drawing room. Suite (9 pieces), Dining-room Suite (9 pieces). Dining-table," Sideboard, . 2 Marble Timepieces, Vases, -Handsome Halt-tester Iron Bedsteads, Iron anci Wood Bedsteads, Mat tresses', -Palliasses; Chests 'of Drawers, Wash stands, Toilet-tables. Toilet Sets. Looking glasses, Mirrors, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Glass and Earthenware Lamps, Moat-safes, Carpets, Rugs, Mats, Wardrobe, Stoves, Loo and. other -ft-lea, KitohenUtcnsils. > -7r. "'rfA , -i ■; ; . ".;-■ ■-,'.■!'. xiso,' ;'"-_""»'"-' _$_ ! . Photographer's Apparatus, &c. • * • T^- _'.'..: -7QA..A TA' 7'l .'\;- '■ C ';- 7& The SALE OF PROPERTY adver«S6d;for sale on the 27th, belonging to J. Potter, Esq.', is nnavoidably POSTPONED; Duo notice will be given of the day of sale. •, -. ....- 1 j/p ! Lithographio Plans aro being prepared. ' "' 1' See advertisement for Mount Eden property, on W. Hale's Estate. •■'< R. ARTHUR; ! . Salesman and Ahctibneer. : WEDNESDAYv NOVEMBER 19. GENERAL DRAPERY 77,/t DRESS MATERIAL ' * HOSIERY, PRINTSt SATEENS' ' HATS, SHIRTS ; HOLLANDS > ; ' 7 HANDKERCHIEFS, ) . .Sea,, __&0., &o. -— ' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell at his Rooms, on above date, at olevon o'olook, A LARGE PARCEL. OF ABOVE NEW GOODS. VICTORIA f^LEN, -pEMUERA. ICTORJA AJTLEN, JjuEMUERA. REMUERA, \7ICTORIA AVENUE. •A*_MUERA, r>. ICTORIA -^-VENUE.. AT AN EARLY DATE, ' .. To be Fixed in a Few Days.: >.) . . TO BE SOLp. BY PUBLIC AUCTION, . .:'■■. ' .',!, A.A: 'AT ~: ,' U^C.ii - \ MERCANTILE SALE ROOMS, I That Choice Property, in. tho Fashionable and Popular Suburb of Remuera, j , situate near the residence of D i B: Cruickshahk, Esq., F. Larkins, Esq,, J. Bennett, Esq., T. Morrin, Esq.; B. Mitehelson, Esq., and In immediate proximity to the ' ' ' 'NEW MANSIONS' v now being ereoted for A. Clark, Esq,, and H. G. Seth Smith. Esq., is now being subdivided Into 90 LARGE BUSINEBS AND VHjLA A-O. ' SITES, '■'"' ---20 of which will be submitted to publio com ..'._.,'. petition, and the remaining THREE WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ABSO" SOLUTELY at the sale among the purchasers In the manner to be Btatod by the Auctioneer ( prior to the commencement of the sale. None of the allotments will be lees than one chain frontage by two chains in depth, and they will be offered with aptions, so that no buyer need have less than one aare In extent Tho commodious Family Residence Of Eight Rooms, includinghandsome dlrin^room, 16 by 18 with registered grate, .five bedrooms, front _nd^^^^^^a^|hreeto|6 tanks, water conveniently laid on, together with argo stables, fowWiouso, etc.. and over oneaoreofland well planted with ornamental trees, will also bo sold in one lot. .■■_■■■ - r . \ The situation 0% this magnificent property Is excellent, fine londscape and harbour views boing obtainatele from every allotment, combin ing upper and Lower Remuera, Parnell, North Shore, and grand marine views. It is within easy walk of the Newmarket Railway Station, from which constant and rapid communication oan be had with the City at a moderate annual charge. The various Remuera omnibuses run 1 past the property. But the most Important feature in the matter of communication is the fact that THE NEW LOOP LINE tq Penrose is surveyed and pegged, apd a Station for Remuera will doubtless bo.flxed WITHIN TWO-MINUTES' walk of the property. ;, terms: the: most liberal ever offered in Auckland; plans and definite particulars i in a few days. „ ; : J. R. RANDERSON,_ *,*... Auctioneer. .



-,__., Auctions. P1 R E LIM T NARY NOT ICE. ■ —: — -■.' ''AAm 1 AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, AND | GENERAL COMMISSION AOBNTS. j W, _ J. R, VAILE | Beg to announce that their New Sale Room?, j opposite the Auckland Savtag. Bank, Queen-J ■ I street will he completed about MONDAY, thel m 17_h inst, and that on and after that date they 1 I will be prepared to receive any Consignments] | or Properties for Sale. 1 j SEE ADVERTISEMENT IN FUTURE ISSUB. || . fR. 0. OARR. ~ fB. D, _ONKB»| " . TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, $i At 11 o'clock. . ■. .. | J Ex Elinor Vernon,.from New York.! .i m CHAIRS.. CHAIRS. j % B, TONES ft GO. :; i';; TiTTILL SELL, on Tuesday, Nov. 18,'aif '■ _ YV U o'olook, j.; . 175 CA3ES AMERICAN CffAIRS, Oompr_-' § ing Dining, Grecian. Bent Bar D_B|B. 911 Washington Wood, Sec HP, ; ~ R. 0. OARB.I A-" [B. D. TONKS.,I .'__ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, |'"-- At 11 o'clock. I ; . ' ~-■ . AUSTRIAN..-::-;■■ .' ~";v'J_j BENT-WOOD' FURNITURE. J B. TONES & CO. 1 " "\XTILL SELL, on Tuesday, ai; /11 I TT o'olocfc, ' ? " .1 18 CASES AUSTRIAN BENT-WOOD.} FURNITURE. 3 All Block Ebony. .j R. 0, CARR.] fB.. B- HONKS, j MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 24. r. 1 AA'-' o REMUERA. . , ' -I ! ! SUPERIOR MODERN HOUSEHOLD | FORNITURE. .'' J; At the Residence, Bright:m Road,-. J ~ Remuera. ■■.. '*. ?'./;;. '-Jo B. TONES ft Ct>. 1 HANE receiyed instruetio-S from Mr' 1. James Buckland, Who is leaving Auok- j land, to sell, on Monday, November 24, at 11 | o'clock,' ■ THE WHOLE OF. HIS SUPERIOR FURNf- | TURE, PLATE, PICTURE^ &-, fto.-. "I TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 11 o'clock, j DEVONPORT, .CHURCH-STREET.' • I THE Subscriber has been instructed to 1 sell, at Dr. Stalker's residence, Devonport, ;f THE WHOLE OF HIS HOUSEHOLD j. FURNITURE, as he is leaving for the ,4 - South, inoluding— "Chefflmier, Couch and -1 Chairs, Bookshelf, Bedsteads,. Linoleum, .1 Clock, Washstands. Fendera, Dining Set I and Tea Set, Kitchen Ut_ns__,.and Garden;! Tools." \ .' "'• ' ''. " . - '-.] .GEORGE SlßßlN,'Anctioneer. | ■ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18.• -'■, T| TO SADDLERS " COACH-BUILDERS, A r. ■ AND OTHERS,; "*T i EX HERMIONE. .' v.- ' ] CARRIAGE, BUCj-rY, ..AND CAB .: " LAMPS ' - '■' ' - '"" SNAFFLE AND OTHER BITS IRONS, GIRTHS, CAB FURNITURE GENERALiFURNISIHNG; : _' .''' | LADIES' SADDLES: .." , "■ 'Etc;,-' ';;. Etc.,"' '",''' ''Era--1' M , LEWIS .:' '" '. ' -'A HAS received instructions to sell at bis Am Rooms, on above date, at U o'clock, I Q CASE- OF ABOVE GOODS. A CASES LADIES' SAD-LEB. J *'* • . -7— •' "" "jj Terms at Sale. t THURSB^ NOVEMBER 20, | - At quarter past 12 sharp. '■■ -< -;s? VALUAHL"B-.■"PROPE R TIBS AT REMUERA. ■ ■ A A AA:, BALANCE OF; BELLWOQD ESTATE, | AND OTHER tPROPERTIES. i , . -.v- VAILE AND DOUGLAS •TirAVE. -eceived-rinstructions - from % Mr 1 t Ob! 'George Colobrook to selLby auction at - v'-l their Land Sale Rooms, Shortland-strcetf . < .HIS VALUABLE PROPERTY /, r Situate in Orakei Road;"being part of Allotment m ■9, Section 16, and containing 4 'acres; ifeUeßd}?.^ subdivided, and in grass and orchard. Together '.M -rit-the _ WELL-BUILT -DWEI_UNG : HOUSE of 7 rooms, Wash-house, &c. This is a rare opportunity for procuring 1 ' aores of land in this fashionable locality. ! -v ■■ - ■■ .'■;• '-AISO,-' .-■.■■■■■- Allotment 191 of Section 16, containing 2a. Or. ''■ 9p., and pleasantly situated on the road leadlngf ■- ■' to Orakei Basin. ;.:•:....,£ j.'. ' T -'•.AISO, \ • " i The following Lots in. the BELLWOOD fi_- 1 TATE, MOUNT EDEN:- . - ' CROMVVELI_-STREET-Lotß2_/ $3, 28% 31. of I 33 to 36, 49 to 64. " . " !'•'■'■ M__RIiB6ROUGH--iTREET^L6ts % $& 5) 6,' j 9,10,13t0 15,55.t068.: !i-5D ,r.LAWRENCH-S-REET-_o_-43t0-46, 48rl9>' '54,-5,5710 59. ' '_ - BELLWOOD AVENUE-Lots 26*t033,^- to4_V RALEIGH-STREET-Lots 16-to a. OHA_B__J-S__t____T-*-Lots 61't. b.: ' s ' Terms fbr BfellWood, Ono-tliird Cash, bal__ce ; at 7 per cent - . '.. Llthographibplansonapplication. '"r -/rT 1/,;,/ _ A&Oi -1 »TB>fi_OPU-WJ^AllOtmehtiTo. Si',"coSta&ing 69 acres, and No. 32, containing 6_-acre9, togethc. 11l acres, situated near the Saw-mills. VAILE ft DOaGLAS,^ Land and Estate^Auctioneers, '. ' Shortland-street. ~, -THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, SO*. .. „■,'... -M 11 o'clpck. - ' "!■; !T0 MERCHANTS AND THE TRADE: a. AND-OTHERS. 1 IN THE ESTATE OF W. F. HULL, TRADING A-8 HULL BROS.. WINE AND -PHOT; MKRCKANTS. "". G. W. BINNEY ".. ,TXAS received instructions from ■ JEJL Official Assignee in Bankruptcy to sell by publio auction, at his Mart Fort-street, ow Thursday, November 20, at 11 o'clock, \ THE WHOLE OF TH_ BONDED GOODS,*i _ .i -AS FOLLOWS.' viz. _— ,'■; -yrg- " r'i --•.'•....--..--.' SPIRITS. . *-.'"'-'' Brandy— 4 0,r.-caaks"Pruniet" --'*-'"■i 7' -' 10 cases Hennossy's, pints . Whisky— ;"'", ■,'., o >-'- 20 cases Lome ' '.'• ;'■■'-.:: 1 .i:.^.: y ,-, .15 oases WW : , ; ? Rdm— ■- ....... ~, ... 1 qr.-cask Palo W.H 4-.qr.-oaska Lowndes . , , < -'-'-, Geneva— . . • 80. cases JDKZ. 12 bottle- ■ ' 41 casoji-JDK— ' ' ... WINER ■■ . 7■■"A Ss^_-7-caßk"Montella'' .' 6 qr;-oasks:"Medium Full' ? 1 qr.-cask Pale 2 qr.-caßks Yin Natlonala , S'qr.-casks D'Gomezi " PORTB— ■ '.-■-,•■ .',..' .. v.., ~ .:. ~.:. ■■'£'! 4 qr.-casks"Full Bodied" 6 qr.-casks.Carey's "Tarragona"', , 2 qr.-casks Urant and Carlos v CIARET— • -'-:- "'-'' . ' A 5 cases Chateau Mehey 6 cases -Chateau Margaux Australian Wine— Iqr.-cask '■ReisUnfe" ■_. 2 qr.-casks " Gronacio-'" 1 qr.-cask "Frontignao"" +" I,qr.-casks"Tokay** 'r .:.:. A: 1 qr.cast Co-Stantia .MS 1 qr. cask Port ■■;■■■ ' I qr.-cask Sherrs ' 1 qr.-cosk Claret .. 1 qr.-caak Verdellha- :- BOTTLED. BEER; 165; cases AJag.'Bav. Ale,'quarts; : ■ ■ -' -. ■ 44 caaei, Attg, BAy; Alo, pinta :. 5 cases Ang;. Bay. Stout, pints .: .15'oasesDogBheadAle, qtarts *!. ■ 15 cases Dogahead Stout, quarts* ' < ;\ ■ CIGARS. 250fl "Prince of Wales,-'SO boxe», . ■■" * ,' 2500 "La-Clarai^JOOibosee. ' " » •i ■ 1 TERM^-so'-hderto,c-iah'f jMsrtaaj4ia«^iUf»i rj approved proiai^ryinotes-atptteee m&UwKSs ____^___ - ■ - ■.':