CABLEGRAMS.

(by cable—corviuoHT.)

(Received November 6th, 1.30 p.m.) Tho Fedei-atidn Buabling Bill. London, November 4th.— Tho Agents- General, except Sir Saul Samuel, are urging the English Government to proceed with (lie Federation Enabling Bill. Land Company Floated. The Wellauio Pastoral Company of Adelaide has been successfully floated. New South Wales and New Guinea Protectorate The New South Wales Government declines to agree to the increase of the subsidy from iiftecn thousand to thirty thousand pounds for tho maintenance of the New Guinea protectorate A Colonial Bishop's Begging Tonr, Bishop Linton, the Anglican Bishop of Kiverina, if appealing for seven hundred pdunrts for the purpose of completing the fund for tho auppoit of that diocese. ' A Homo Rnler Siispondod. During a debate in tho House of Com "mons, Mr F. H. O'Donnoll, Home ruler, was named and guspondedfrom taking part in tho proceedings. British Troops for South Africa. A thousand men belonging to the Koyal Scots have embarked for the Capo. Tho Franchiso Bill. London, November s,—Tlie Houso of Commons has passed a resolution giving precedence to the consideration of tho Franchise Bill during tlie current month. Tho Empress Etigenio lias met with an accident, whorcby she sustained a slight fracture of the leg. In the Houso of Commons last night, tho Address-in-Reply was again under discus sion, and was finally agreed to.

Sir Moses Montefioro, who has been suffering from a bronchial attack, is ro covoring.

AUSTRALIAN.

Tho Small-pox Outbroalc.

Melbourne, this day.—Another caso of smallpox has appeared in Collingwood.

Tho Colonies and Now Guinea.

It is understood that Earl Derby has asked the colonies to doublo their New Guinea contributions.

Anglo-Australian' Criolcet,

Adelaide, this day.—The cricket match botween the English team and fifteen of Adelaide concluded yesterday, and resulted in favour of the visitor?, who won by throo wiclcots.

NAPIER NEWS.

Firo This Morning,

(BY IELROIUrit —PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

Nanbr, this day. A hbk broke out early this morning in on open shed attaolicd to tho stable bolouging to Mr Scavfo, yiwer, Dickons-strcot. The Brigade tuniod out promptly, and o>:tin guishod tho flames before the adjoining buildings caught firo. Thoro wero no in surancca on tho back promises, and tlio origin of tho firo cannot bo ascertained. Hospital Inquiry. A special meeting of tho Hospital Com mittee was hold yesterday with closed doore, but the tenor of tho proceedings is pretty well known. The Committee considered certain charges affecting the Hospital staff, and resolved to ask Government to under take a searching investigation. The Late Small-pox Outbreak. At the Borough Council mooting last night, a discussion took place on the doky of the Government in refunding tho money expended by tho Corporation in connection with tho lato smallpox case. Tho Mayor naid ho had written soveral lottors on the subject, but had received no satisfactory reply. The Corporation expended some i'soo in snppros3ing the small-pox, fixing up quarantine station, &c. Tho clctk was in structed to write and again urgo the repay ment of the money.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER G, 1884.



- Sportiug- T*/T. ELBOURNE CUP. SETTLING! ON THE ABOVE AT TATTERSALL'S CLUB, THIS KYENING. . \VM. PBRCIVAL. Secretary. TVTAVIGATOR'S CONSULTATION on J^ the NEW ZEALAND CUP will closo TO-MORROW (Friday) NIGHT. ADAM BEDE'S CONSULTATION ON THE AUCKLAND CUP. A.R.C. HANDICAP, AND STEEPLECHASE. 6,000 Members at 10a Each. • 1W Prizes : Divided as follows: - Auckland Cup. A.R.C Handicap. First Horso .. * r>oo First Horso .. £300 Second Horse .. SOO Second Horso .. 200 lhird Horso .. 100 Third Horeo . 100 Starters Irtiv.) .. 200 Starters (div.) ~ 150 Non-Starters (div.) 303 Non-Starters (div.) 250 'Total.. ... £1,100 Total.. ..£I.OOO Steoplcchasc. First Horso .. .. •■ £200 • t , Second Horse 100 Third Horao .... .. SO . Sfartora (diy.) 12? ■ 8^ :: "*;*&} Adam Bedb would particularly draw Sub- Borfbprs' atttontion to tho fact that tliis Con sultation will be drawn as soon as full, in the muisence of the Press, and a Committee of Sub scribers. Early application for shares should bo mado by letter only, enclosing Two Stanins. with exchange on Cheques, or by Money Order, Bank Notes, or Drafts. Registered Letters or Telegrams will nqt on any account be received. If bank notes aro sent, please use two envelopes, Bne sealed and placed inside tho other. P.O. Orders preferred when procurable It will Kreatly expedite business if an 'addressed envelope is enclosed with application. Address: ADAM BEDE •■ .■ Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 2, Post-office, Auckland. AUCKLAND COP AND STEEPLE CHASE. • . E U.RE X A Is now forming No. 1 Company on the above • • Doublo Event. . „., 1,000 Shareholders at 10s. TAS^-Each Ticket ha 3 Two Scparato-1 AS + V •' ' ' Chances. ■ Divided as follows:— CUP runDecombor26. STEEPLECHASE, lit Horso .. ..£IOO rnri January 2. ■ 2nd Horse.. .. 00 l9t Horso .. .. £75 3d Horso".. .. <ioi 2nd Horso .. ... ■'*> Starters ~ ... 40 3rd Horse .. .. 25 Non-starters .. 00 Starters ~ ... 25 ■ '•■ Non-starters .. 3a Apply by letter only, enclosing two stamps for F eplyandresult,to Cnro of H. Kliisoii. Tobacconist, Junction Queen and Groy streets, Auckland. N.B.—Drawing conducted by a Committeo of Shareholders. s fDoirporatipii Notices. OEOIIGH OF I'AENELL. ELECTION OF MAYOR. I, James William Gosset, Koiurninß Officer forthofloroufili't)f Parnell, hcroby notify that WEDNESDAY, Uie ailh day o£ November Mstant, is the day for the Election o£ La duly qualified Person as'Mavor of tne Boroufch of ParneU; and I'also appoint THURSDAY, tho 13th instant, until noon, as the day, and the Boroußh Council' Offlce as Uio place, for tlie Nomination of Candidates. ■ ■ Dated Gth day o£ November, IS3I. "'. ' r(3igncd) 'J. W. GOSSKT, ! B- Retxirning Ofllcer. T> ORO UGH OF. PARNELL *I hereby give notice that at a Special Meeting of- the ParUell Borough Council, held on tho »rd' 'instant, the following Resolution was , carribd : . That the Course of the Street known as Hob son-Btroot, in the Borough or Pornell, shown on plan donwited in tho Borough CouncU Offlco. and marked A. be altered inaccordancowlth tho plan deposited in tho office aforesaid, and marked U. I also give notice that a Meeting of {lie Coun cil will bo held at tho Borough Council Office on MONDAY, the loth of Decombor, 1881, for the purpose of confirming tho said Resolution. . |I"OUN.TY OF WAITEMATA. . V -Ltakapuna riding election. A,MO6Ung of the Ratepoyors of Devonpovt will bo held at tho DevonportHall on fRIDAV. tho7thinstant,atßp.m. sharp. t«« •.. _ i . The Candidates for the offlce of County Conn cUlbfaro respcbttully. requested to attenft ana aadre^eymee^gr. . ; ' ;;: Chnirman Devonport Rotß District.



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Watlon, ho desired me to state that for tho last seven years he lms had a severe attaok of Rout, annually, which completely laid him up for a week at a time, lie feltitcomingon lately, got a bottle of St. Jacobs Oil and rubbed it on tho afl'ected part before xoiiiK to bed, and next morning all pain had left and ho was able to go to his business a* usual, and has not had an attack since. I have used this universal remedy myself and in my own family, and can vouch for ita magical cltect. Although only a short time introduced here, it is on every per- Bon's lips, and I may add, in nearly every home. —I am, yours, etc., W, H. MATHIESON. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. A Popular Hotclkccper Made Happy. Victoria Hotel, Auckland. July 23,1884. Messiis M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Dear Sirs,—Suffering from a sovoro sprain for over a week, I was advised to use SL Jacobs Oil, and I beg to state that after four applications the swelling around the ankle disappeared and all pain left, so that on tho third day I was ablo to uso my foot again as usual.—l remain, dear Sirs, yours faithfully, Ri F. MJKS. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. For This Relief, Much Thanks. Montague's Kancy Bazaar, OS, Princes-street, Dunodin, July 21st. 1834. (To the Editor Evening Stak.) Dear Sir,—l have Ri-oat pleasure in testifying jo Oio cflloaey of St. Jacobs Oil for a severe caso af neuralgia in tho faco. Aftor trying many so callod romodles for it without obtaining relief, nothing did mo so much good. Aftor two or three applications it entirely disappeared, and lam glad to say 1 have not had aay voturn.of tho U'oublo since. I chcorfully recommend it to others Bnffrring from tire same painful affec tion.—l rcnuiln, dear Sir, respectfully youra, JULIA MONTAGUE. ST. JACOBS OTfj. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. I Wish to Bear Testimony. Mr T. W. Allen, in the omploy ot Messrs A. H. Nathan and Co., Merchants, Auckland, cheerfully chimes in. He aays:—l wish to bear Testimony to tho usefulness of St. Jacobs Oil as a cure for Ithoumatism. I was seized with a severo attack in tho right lor and hip. and, marvellous to rclato, was curod by ono applica tion of St. Jacobs Oil. August 13, 18S1. St. jacods oil. st: Jacobs oil. St. Jacobs oil. Better Than a Bonus- Mutual Life Association, Auckland, July 2nd, 1884. Messrs M. Levy & Co. Dear Sirs,—About a month ago I had a vory sevoro attack of rheumatism in my right arm, bo bad, in fact, that I could scarcoly lift it with out causing me excruciating pain. I had ttiod sovoral kinds ot linimnnts without obtaining any relief. At last I tried St Jacobs Oil, and after ÜBing half a bottle I felt perfectly treo from pain, and up to the present I have not had any return. I shall always use- it in preference to anything I know of in case of. any similar pains, and will certainly adviao all aufforors to do the samc-yoursfaltMuUy^^^^ ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OH* ST. JACOBS OIL. He Suffcr«d Acute Agony. Commercial Cigar Divan, Wellington, July 11, 1884. M. Levy & Co., Auckland. Sear Sirs,—l was much troubled lately with acute rheumatism in tho right arm, which rendered it ueelsas, and tried various so-called remedies to cure the acute Bftony I Bufffered. On the recommendation of a 1 riond I applied St Jacobs Oil to the affected part, and two applications of that specific completely cured me. I have, therefore, ereat pleasure in publicly testifying to the offleacy of the Great German Remedy.— Respectfully yours, R.P.COTTAM. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. He Found it Efficacious. , r ; Auckland, Octobor 3,1883. Messrs Levy and Co. Gentlemen,—l have rccontly had occasion to use St Jacobs Oil in a sevoro caso of burning. I found it very efficacious, the twin being at onco soothed, and I have rauoh pleasuro in recommending it.—Yours faithfully, - , „ , J. C. HATSWELL. (Mr Hatswell ia the well-known grocer.) ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. . ST. JACOBS OIL. S. ffiirkpatrick, Esq., Tho well-known Proprietor of tho Nelson Steam Jam and Confectionery Factor y, givos his Clieorful Endorsement. Ho says, under date of July 3,18841—" About twelve monthß ago I was suffering from a very severe headache, brought on by tho fumes 01 burning charcoal In a closo room. Tho pain was next door to being unbearable.' I tried St. Jacobs Oil, and am pleased to say it gave me instant relief. I consider it a good Qflng to liavo by you." ' ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. The Aiiiute Agony I Suffered. Commercial Cigar Divan, Wellington, July 11th, 1881- The Editor ot Ap.okiand Evening Stab. Dbak Sir.—l was much troubled with acute rheumatism in the right arm, which rendered it useless. ' I tried various so-called remedies to euro the acute agony I suffered. On the recom mendation of a friend I applied St Jacobs Oil to tho affected part and two applications of that specific completely cured me. I have greal pleasuro in publicly testifying to tho efficacy ol tho "Great Gorman' Remo^"f^J^^ BT. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS .OIL. Genuineness Guaranteed. "Taking in view tho number of testimonials in Bupport of tho efficacy ot St Jacobs Oil. and the high character oT thoso supplying them, the inference is irresistible- that the remedy is tho mOBt romarkable for such diseases as have been mentioned in tlie ab6ve interviews that has yet been discovered, and considerlngtheli value as a guide and suggestion to suffering humanity, thoro is nothing unmorcantile or un professional in advertising the article. The above ought to commend it to the confidence of all our citizens." ■ ■■ ■ ■ •• • ST. JACOBS OIL. ST. JACOBS Olli ST. JACOBS OIL. £100 Reward Cash. A cash reward of ONE £100 Reward Cash. HUNDRED POUNDS will £100 Reward Cash, be paid by the Charles A. £100 Reward Cash. Vogeler Company of Balti £loo Reward Cash, more, Maryland, United £100 Reward Cash. States ot America, pro £loo Reward Cash, prietors of St. Jacobs Oil, £100 Reward Cash, or by their accredited local £100 Roward Cash. representativeßi to any per £loo Reward Cash, son producing proof to the £100 Reward Cash; effect that the testimonials £100 Reward Cash, published by them to re £loo Reward Cash, gord to St Jacobs .Oil are £100 Reward Cash, not strictly genuine. Sold by all Chomiats and Storekeepers. Prick Thbee SpuiiNQS. ■Wholesale Depot for Auckland: p. LIVY&CO.,



Wanted* WANTED, a Young Man as Boarder in a private family near town.—Address Mi- Little, Oabiuet-maker, Hobaou-Btreet. WANTED,T~Rcspectablß~Boy to rim errands. — Apply H. Brace and Co. (Limited). W' ANTE f7, SoY (i "Young Mon Boarders at Webster's Boarding-house, Vincent street, fifth house from Cook-street, left hand side. WANTED, Tenders for Fivo Chimneys. —Apply M. Conlston, at tlie buildinK. Hobaon-atreet. _ WANTED, Tenders for Sinking a \Vefl on Mount Roskill Hoad. Tundersto be stnt in by 12 noon on Saturday, Blh November, to I'iitorson'a Stables, Lome-street. WANTED, a General Servant, at onco. —Apply to Mrs \V. Sullivan, College Koad, second house from England-street. WANTED, a Young Gentleman as Boarder in a private Family, Ponsonby Road.—For address apply Stah Office. _ WANTED,"^ Smalfgoodslfan"; also, a Youth to ride for onlora.—G. Ilulmo, llutcher, Queen-street. "VATANTED, competent Dressmaker, one Vl who goes out.—Apply for address at Star Office; WANTED KNOWN that A.JDuke is nut now in my employ.—J. Gibbous, Kx|iroßaman, Surrey Hills. ANTED, Smart" Man, with Small Capital, to join anotlier; Firat-class Re turns.—Apply " Capital," care Stab Olllce. WANTED by married lady with no family, a Baby Boy to adopt.—Address letter, ."Kind." JPost-oflloe. WANTED, an Unfurnished Room in quiet house, near Graf ton Road or Kyber Pass preferred. — Address, " Mrs L.," Stau Offlce. WANTED, 2 good Canvassers for town. -Apply to Mr Luckie, Ban el Hotel, I'arnell, between (i and 8 to-night. XVTANTED, Tenders for carpenter's T T work of an eight-roomed house at Pon sonby; Labour only; to close 6 p.m. Saturday next.—Plans and specification to be scon at house above Commercial School, College Koad. WANTED, 6 Good Pick and Shovel Mon; Isporhourto good men.—Apply Contractor, Iron and Steel Works, Onehunga. XNTED, the public to.call at the Bon Marchd without delay, and see their Suiting Tweeds, worth Is to Is fid, for la lljd a yard; also Taffeta Gloves, worth Is lid, for Is. WANTED, a good Coat Hand ; also, a good Taiioross,—Apply J. 11. Dalton, City Tailoring Establishment. Constant work for good handa. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Darby, Grovhound Hotel. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices. —Apply Madame I'aravel, l2,Shortland street. ■ ■ VJt7"ANTE I), a 'Uenoral Servant for a T T small family; rmmt liavo a roforenco.— Apply to Mrs Kagloslm, Wellosleystrcct West 02 doors from llobson-strcot). WANTED, a good plain Uook.—Pon- sonby Club Hotel. , \S7ANTED, a good General Servant; V y small family.—Mrs McArthur, opposlto Sc. Mary's Church, Parnell. WANTED, at onco, by a good, strong, rcspeotablo girl, a Situation as General Servant, in town or country.—Foraddross apply STAB Office, between 10 and 3 To-morrow. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years). 3 Young Girls to nurse and bo useful. ■__ \X7 ANTED, at "ttannnford's Auckland T v Registry (ostablishod 21 years), Young Man ablo to plough and milk well; 20g. W~~ ANTED, Smart Boy or Youth.-* Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Fur niture Mart, Victoria-street Kast, next the Vublin Hot Bath 3. WANTED, Approntiecs and Improvers. —Mrs lliroli, Dross and Mantlo Maker, 112. Grey-street WANTED, on Improvor to tlio Painting. —Apply on job, Koid'u Building, Mount Roskill Road. ' WANTED, a Young Girl as Servant; references repuirod.—Apply Mra T. F. Boylan, Shelly Beach Road, Pousouby. ANTED KNOWN, that Plans of Mount Albert Property (or salo, on 19th hist., can be "had on application to R. C. Green wood, Auctioneer. "\X7"ANTED, Everyone to Know that T * choice Volcanic Allotments at Mount Aluert will be sold by R. C. GroenwooJ, at his mart, Vulcan Lane, on Wednesday. 19th lnst. WANTED KNOWN, that Volcanic Allotments of from \ aero 1 031 acres, at Mount Albert, close to Railway Station, will bo sold by R. C. Greenwood, on Wednesday, 19th instant WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Apply V. Longnet, Hairdrosaor, Wtllcsloy-st. ANTED, an Approntico to tho Mil. linery.—T. and J. McMastcr. WANTED, respectable Young Man or two friends as Boarders in private family. —For address apply Rayner, Butcher, corner of Viotoriaand Nelson streets. VX7"ANTJ3D, a respectable <Jirl as General W Sorvant; must understand plain cook ing.—Anchor Hotel, Quecn-streot, WANTED, immediately, Good Cook . and Laundross; also General Servants; private nouses, town and suburbs; Nurscglrls, &c—E. Henry's Registry. WANTED TO SELL to approved ajj plicants, a 3, 4. 5, and Groomed Housu, now ; no deposit, bat woekly paymems.—TeS Jackson, Builder, Kingnland Estate, New North goad/ . ' WANTED, 2 good Carpenters, —Apply Avondale Church. WANTED, an active Young Man to attond the steamers and make himself useful —Apply Mrs Mason, Wellosloy House, Wollesley-streot. WANTED, Canvassers for the Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand. Good terms to competent men. Bond required. —Apply at Offices, Palmerston Buildings.— Arthur E. Lewis, Manager. WANTED, a Few Smart Lads at Gled hills's Cordial Factory. Wollesloy-street. W~~ ANTED, 2 Unfurnished Rooms by Married Couplo, no family; must bo moderate.—Apply, staling terms, to " X.." Star Office. ._. . WANTED, 7 Generals, wages from 10s to 15s; Housemaids and Nurso-prlrls, good wages.—A. McLood's Registry, St. Mary'a Koad, Ponsonby. '• - WANTED, by a thorough Female Cook, a Situation in city or suburban hotel; good references.—Hannaford's Auckland Regis try. ______ \\T ANTED, by Married Couple without V V encumbrance, a Situation on a Farm town or country.—Apply I). Lindsay, Northern Dining-rooms, Lower Albert-street. WANTED. Situation for a thorough good Housemaid, can be highly roconv mended; also Situation fox a Girl, agod 10 (from tho country).—Apply Mrs Lindsay, Narthprn Dining-rooms, Lower Albert-street ANTED, by a Married Couplo used to goneral farming work, a Situation on a farm.—Apply by letter D. Molntyre. Stab Office. , . WANTED, Apprentices for tho Dress making.—Miaa Ladlgan, Hereaford-st. ANTED, Situation in a Country Storo, by young man with good psnoral drapory and grocery oxpbrietioo. First-class London and country referenoea. Abstainor.— Address MAY., Stab Office. ■ ■ WANTED, a good General Servant for Hotel.-Apply to Stak Office, p W ANTED, a Good Sorvant, whore another Is kept -Apply MrsG. W. Bin ncy. Upper Queen-streot. , WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to tho Dress and Mantl'omalung.—Mrs Gourley, Lower Vincent-street, foilr doors from Oook-Btrcot. .'. ■ ~.;''■'■ \\f ANTED, Two experiepced Milliners TT and Two A_pprcnticos to tlie Dross maktng.—Apply to Mitna and Choyce. ' " ■ WANTED, a Barber; single man pre ferred; constant employment.—Apply to A. McLood, Oxley b Buildings, Queen-sfrept Wharf, Auckland. WANTED, Situation as Saleswoman ; has r knowledgo of millinery.—Address; F.G.G., Star Offlce. WANTED, Situation as Housekeeper; thoroughly domesticated;' ago,, 20; elderly ccmplo preferred.—Apnly J.A.H.l'Star: OJiCO. ' ■}' WANTED, a General Servant, must be a good Cook and Laundress, in small family; no children.—Apply at Sunnyside: 'Lower Symonda-streot, betwpen 10 and 12 o'clock in the forenoon. ■ ANTED, immediately, three flrst class Cost Makers; wages, three pounds per week.—New Zealand 'I'weD.d Co., Shortland-strcet, ■'- •••.- TtT7 ANTED'to Sell, a good paying Busl- YT ' ness in'the City. Capital required, £200. —Apply to A.Z.8., Star Officer : WANTED, a trustworthy Married Couple, accustomed to farm and'dairy work.—Apply Manager N.N.Z. Fannora' Co operatlve association, Quoon-atroet. •'• \\T ANTED, Waiters for holidays ; must V T be respectable.—Willow Grove Straw berry Gardens, Devonport' ' -..■■■ \TSTAN33BD,1 Apprentices and Improvers Vf to^iho;Drossmakinte. — Mrs Jenkins, Temple of Fastiion, Newmarket. ' ANTED, a Junior for the Drapery. Good references required. — P;W. H.M., Star Office. ■. WANTED, Butchers to Know- several Stalls to Let in South Wing of Market House.—Apply to Thos. Slater, Weighbridge Office. WANTED TO BENT, a good - sized 6-roomed House, within a moderate ■ walking distance of Auckland; rent must be moderate.— Apply at once to A. Pittar, Mt. Kden, Valo Road. ■ WANTED TO LET,. Large Furnished Front Bedroom, suitable, for two gentle men; good view; terms easy,—Apply John Tnckey, Undertaker, Victoria-atreßt Weßt. ANTED KNOWN, T. Samuaisja Art Union of Oil Paintings, Maori Chief and Chief tainess, is now fast filling np. Tickets la each, at T, Samnels's, Cutler, 108, Queentstreet, _NT_D—When you ore in Hobson i street call and see the large and ohoico stock otMosgiel and Bannockbnrn Tweeds, for the present season, at Mnnro and MUligan'g. ANTED KNOWN — Scarce Goods just to hand—Out Lire .Corsets, 30. to -S8 .inch, at3sßd. worth I(b'6d.—James Sctitt, Lon >dou liouse, yictoria and Nelson streets.



WANTED KNOWN- Thnt MR D'ARCY JIYLAND wil rido a Wild Bullock TO-NIGHT (Thursday) and a Notorious Bunk jumper; also will Tamo v Young Colt, Bhowing tho method of mouthing and taking up tho feet for shooing purposes—in Hun lor and Nolan's Bazaar, at 7.30 o'clock. This is tho Last Opportunity (he public will have oC seeing the tiroat HorseJTainer. ffiKf TffAWED "KNOWN. - Lots offrosli Tl IJai'aains in Dfipery, including l.ailka Linen Handkerehiefa, 4d; Muslin Aprons, la; Muslin Scarves, sid; Cream Net, ljd per yard; Black and White Figured Prints, 4Jd; extra grand line; of Peque Light Dress Stuff in iight slmdoH, 6(l—at Uampier'a Wakelleld-st, Shop. W' ANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' mid Builders' Drawing Class.—For partiou lars apply on 'i'licsday and Thursday to R. Ma'rkny Fripp,. Architect, !), Mercantile Chambera. next Bank of Now Zealand. , ANTED KNOWN. —It is a great nmlako to imagine the London Arcade is a Fancy Goods Emporium only. It contains some of the most Useful and Cheapest Goods in Auckland. , - ANTED WIDELY KNOWN-Just to hand, choico lot of Tapestry Carpets, at Is CJd, 1h Bid, 2s Od yard; Ruga to match, ita 9d each.—Jftnies Seutt, London llonne, Victoria and Nelson ritreota. _________ WANTED SEliN—Novelties at low prices in Straw Huts, Bonnets, &c— James Soutt, Ijondon House, Victoria and Nel- Bon streeu. ■ W" 'ANTED KNOWN, CoSeo Tablea, Sa 0d ; Toilet Tablea, 4s Ud ; Loo Taijloa, oval, 19d; ditto, round. 20s; Kltuhon Tabloa.Ss fid, 10a, lla; Mcatsafes, 8s Cd; Kitchen Dressers, 39a—at Dampler'a Hobaon-atrect Bliop. WJ ANTED KNOWM — Wo have con- VV stantly tho latost importations in ster ling Gold and Silver Jowollory (all warranted), and have somo exceptionally beautiful, just received.—Uoodßon's London Arcado. WANTED KNOWN—Cash Boxes, from 2s lid; Largo Bottles Good Black or Coloured Ink. Gd ; Small Bottleß Ink. Id: Rulers, Cd; . Letter Clips, Cd; • Purses, Gd ;■ Tobacco Pouches. Cd; Splondid Hammers, la 3d; Napkin Kings, Id—At Dampler'a HobßOn-strect Shop. WANTED KNOWN, thatwe are selling several Desperato Lines, bought for Cash, and which cannot be equalled at any Salo now going on in Auckland, at the Bon Marcha. . WANTED KNOWN—Lots of Fresh Bargains, including Men's Bplendld Nightcaps. Id oach; Men's Singlets, 1b Ud; Men's Coloured Bows, Id; Men's Peak Capß (large sizes), Cd; Men's Twcod Trousers, Gs bd; Men s Whito Shirts, 23 Gd and3sCd; Stud Suites, 2d, Gd, and l)d the suito; Collar Studa, Id, at Dampier'B Wakoflold-a.treet Shop. ANTED KNO VVN—Bargains in Dross Materials-We aro Soiling 70 Pieces of beautiful Silky Lustres, all new Summer Shades, at BJd por yard, well worth is Gd.—D McPherson, Draper, Karangahape Road. WANTED KNOWN—A splendid lot of Bclgoa for Costuraea at CJd, and Dia mond do. at!7Ad.—Jamcß Bcutt. London Houso, Victoria and Nelson stroots.. WANTED SEEN—Honest valuo in Laco Curtains, 0 yards long, from 3s Cd upwards.—James Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nelson atreeta. ANTED, ono trial in Drossmakinß to onsuro liberal support, first of stylo, beat work and finish; moderate charges.—Janioß Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nelson etreota. WANTED KNOWN—Music I Music Music Extraordinary I—Anothor lot of Heiny's colobrated Tutors, the vory latest edition, Just arrivod, half prico, only 2u Cd oach ; also, Czomy's celebrated 101 Exorcisos. ; quarter the price, namoly, 2s tho two books; Piano Sheet Music (song and pioceß), only Is lid per doz., Borne of them tuarkod 4s eaoh; also, Violin Muaio (Juat arrived), cousißiing of Duels, Over tures, and Dances, by the boat master*, Is and Is Od; ulso. largo Violin Hooka for boialnnerfl, Is onoh.—At Dainpier's Hobson-Btreet Shop. Tell your frlondfl___ _^ WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber I CHBAP TiMHEnI And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased cheaper and better than nuywhoro o!bo at tlio yards of D. UuLPiK .Albort-Btrcot. WANTED KNOWN— WonderfulFrosh Baivnlns in New Choirs, including (Inno-softted Chairs, 3s Sd ; Groolan Cano-Beatod Chairs, Is Sd: Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Ann Chairs, (18; Honking Chalra, with arms, oane- Bontcd. lvi; Children's Hocking Chairs, Ss; Folding Chaira, carpot-seatod, 5s fid; Children's do., Is Ud.—At Dqmpior's Hobson-street Shop. \TK7ANTED KNO WN.that Electro-platod VY Goods and Gutlery aro obtainable at Gooaaon's Ijondon Arcado, good and cheap.. Books and Stationery aro tho ohoapost la town, bolne sold at English pricog. WANTED KNOWN. — Our speciality lies in kcoplng Genuine and Imitation Jowellery, and displaying thorn in Separate Windows in Soparato Streets. We have just diaplayod Bomo Lovely Goods in Viotoria-Btroot Window. XXrANTEO KNOWN —Lots Qf.Frosh V 1 Bargains in Drapery, including Ladies White Silk Srarvcß.lßOach ;GalatoaStripe,4Jd; Grand Lot of Choap Laces, from Jd per yard j Fresh Lot of Turkey Twill, Gd; Window Net, 3d; Splendid Line of Coloured Feathors,9d each; Laco Curtains, 0 yards long, Ss 3d; at Dampier's Wn.keflold-nt.reot Shop. • ■■ ; - - WANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards- Charles Kclgoy and Co. have just opened up their now Christmas Cards, which for beauty of design could scarcly be surpassed; should bo Been early.—Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120, Qoeen-e—-eet. • i- ~*: - ~V\T ANTED KNOWN.—Ladies Outdoor VV Shoea (not slippers mind), la Gd; Ladies' Oxford and Derby Walking Shoos, 5a Gd; Maids' High Log Button Boots, 3a; Infants' Felt Boots, 8d; Infants' High Log Button Boots, la Bd, at. Damplor's Boot Shop, Victorla-Btreot,' 'and ,at Parnell, oppoaito the flarrci Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, that I can Soil you an Aero of Land for what you would pay for an Allotment elsewhere; torms easy.—T. BarnCß, Mount Itoskill Koad. • * WANTED KNOWN. — More bargains in Bootß. inclndingKTandllneof Goloahed House Boots, 3a 9d; Ijiaies' Handaomo Patont Leathor Slippers, 2s Gd; Ladies' Prunolla Blip pois, 3s GJ—at Dampior's Boot Shop, Victoria street; and at Parnell, opposite tho Barrel YSTANTED KNOWN. — Tho grandest T V Exhibition of Christmas Cards is at tho London Arcade. Tho out-going Mail of Tues day roaches England on Docembev 20th. -Solsot from the iorKOSt assortment in town. Specimens may bo soon in 0 framed pictures outside tho Arcado. . ' WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford'a, Watchmaker, Viotoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. ■;,;. WANTED KNOWN—That I have Houses Ito 7 rooniB; also, ton splondid Building Allotments from' £1 per foot.—Apply, before 9 or after 6, Q. Sago,. OUpbant-stroet, Ponsonby. * ■ . ANTED KNOWN—More Bargains in Bootß for balls, parties, etc., lnplnding Ladles' Whito Marsala Boota. 2* and 3h Cd; Children's Whito Kid Boots, 2fl. Otc.,-'at Dam pier's Boot Shop, Victoria-streot, and at Parnoll, opposite the Barrel Hotel. ' ANTED SEEN — Tho "Wondbrful, fresh bargains in Furniture and'Fur-' nishing Goodß—At Damplor-s llobßon-st. Shop. ANTED, Ladies to know that we arp offering about 200 Dozen Straw. .Hats and Bonndta. from ljd paCh to 10s Cd: All-Wool Beige's,''worth1 Is, tor- Bid. a yard : Lace Cur talnß, from gs Ud a pa(r,—Bon Siarche, 247, Quoon-Btreot, ' ' ■VVTANTED KNOWN—Another Lot V? of Bargains in Boota, including Men's B S Boots, our own make, something astonish ing 10a G<l; Men's Auckland-Itiado Bluchers.' 5a lid; Mon's handsome, durable, Patont Lsather Slippers. 2a <Jd; Men's real-.Buff SliDPera, 28 Ufl, usual ptioe si, at DampiCr's Boot Shop, VlOtoria^stroet, and at Parnell,1 op posite Barrel Motel,, , t : ■ ■ . WANTED KNOWN-For 3 months from date I will sell lines of Household Furnituro &c. &c.,romoved to my commodious as to commission, which may be ascertained by anyone deciding to 801 l oJT for any reason, by applying porsonally to the Auctioneer, who -haa determined to'offor every facility to his cUenta to enable them to realise. All who aro disposing of Houses cr Furnituro should Boei tho under signed FORTHWITH. This is <JENUINE.-J. R? Randcraoul Auctioneer. Weekly Solos or daily if required.,. i -\\r ANT E D KNOWN.—Handsfime VV Stuilod Couches, Ms Od and 19s 6d; hand some Stuffed Chairs; 10s: Chestsof Drawerß.lßsM; Washstands, 5a lid; Colonial Coucheß.^s 3d; Strctohors, Gs; Flqck Cushions, Is ; : .Hat packa, IB 6d.—At Dampior'a Hobson-tt Sh.op. ' .;' XXT ANTED, .the-Owners .of c Hotals, W Roßtaurants, and all Hougehpldeii); to know-that the New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) aregiving the highest price for Bones at their DonOt, Custbtas-stToet West, and that arrange monts have been made tor dollccUonon applicA; tion at the Depat. to the agent, Robt. Geo. Hill. TXTASTEP KNOWN-r^-More Bargains VV in Boota, inclndinr Ladles' Kid B.S. Boots, 4s 6d and Ss6d :_uperlov|l.anoy-stitehod nnntji An fid- in-iind line of Ladies' 'S.lt. High Leg Morocco' S, told; Ladies' High rfeel Prunella Boota. Js Od; Supenor Ladies' High Heel Prunella Boom, all si«ds, Sa and Ss fid, at Dampicr'e Boot Shop. Victoria-street, and at Parnoll, oppoßite tho Barrel Hotel. ■ ■■■'~ : '■-■'- XS7AKTED KNOWN—Cliarles Kelsey W and Co. receive Monthly Parcels of Jewellery. In this way their stock is koptjlvell assorted withall the newest; goods. No mtita tiona are'kept on the preniises. Everytlung guaranteed real Gold orSilver.-CharlesKolaey and Co.. 120. Queon-Btreet. TurANTED KNOWN—Lots of Fresh VY" Bargains in Drapery, including Ladieai White Straw Hats, 9}_: Toilet Covers, Id; Grand Lino Hummer Sunshades, Is lid; Ladies' Light Silk Gloves. 1b Ud; Summer Flowers, 3d the bunch ;• Printed L»omity.Bd per yard ; White Lialo Gloves, for ladies and girls, od, at Dampier's Wakcfleld-street Shop. VXT ANTED, all Buyers of Ready-made VV Clothing to'pay a visit to London House, where no puff is needed; Men's Tweed and Sergs Suits from 18s 3d to 635; Men's Diagonal Coato, from 183 9d; Men's Tweed Trouscrß and Vest, from 10s M; Mon's Job Serge Trousers. 4s 6d- Men's Job Tweed Trousera, 4s lid; Mens Job Nelson Trousers, 7s lid; Boys' Braided Knicker Suits, 4a Ud to 21s 6d, all Uned ; Jersey Suits, 53 Ud, very cheap; Mon's Shirts, Is to it Gdeach; Boys' Shirts, from 9Jd; Felt Hats, from Hid; Ties, Collars, Studs, etc., eto.-Jainoe Scutt. London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. ; ; ■ ■ , WANTED, Furniture Dealers and Up holsterers to Know, capital opening u> Market House. South Wing; rent Jqw.^-Applj T. Slater. Weighbridge Qfflcp. WANTED, everybody io know thai R.Redfern, Photpgrapher. 270,Qneen street, has opened a Branch Studio, Yictgrft Road. Devonport. • ' ■ ' WISrfEDK"N"SvVN— Boot Gloes, -4c and Gd per Bottle; Shoo Horns, 3d Boot Protectors, 3d the set; Button Fasteners 6d tho box; Button Hooks, Id; Leather 800 Laces, Id the pair; Cotton Lacosj 3d per 4ozeJ Cork Soles. 2Jd, at Dampier's Boot Shop, yie toria-street, and MiPaJjoeu,'oppoßito th,e Barre HoteL.. ; •:' * *»' te ' * -'■".:. " '■"



WANTED, Strong Lad; also, few Smart Girls.—Auckland Clothing Fac tory, Custouisstvoet Kast. ANTED KNOWN—That tho. great T t snlo of A. O. Steplienaon's Drapory and Clothing Stock is now on at S. Coombos & Co.'s, Queen-street. WANTED, several Improvers for the Benoh.-G. Blank and Co., Chapol-st. WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Hate.'fid each; Dresa Materials, from 3ijd; Prints, 2Jd; and everything from Stephenson's Stock at Ridiculous Prices I—At S. Coombes and Co.'s. WANTED KNOWN.—Tho Primost Meat Co-operative Butchery, 62, Wake field-street; being cash buyers, can sell cheaper than othor establishments. _ TXT ANTED"KNOWN—That in Clocks of. T T all kinds, tho pricos of the London Arcade are unequalled for cheapness. ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Hancock, Epsom, near Juno tion Hotel, or Mra iladley, Houson-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN—Whether you be long tothejaristocracy or not, you can now buy Gent's Aristocratic Sown Patent Leather Hoots, with wonderful weaving French Solch, for the extremely low prioe of 8h Ud the pair, at Dampler'a Boot Shop, Victoria-Street. ANTED KNOWN—That Tapp ft Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-street (next Colson'a, Booltsollers), are Belling off their large and assorted ntoek of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices for cash only. Enormous sacri fices. No reasonable offer refused during the Bale. Tho public are particularly requestod to notice tho prices In tho window before purehaa ing elHowhere.—Tqpp & Co., Victoriq-streot. WANTED KNOWN-Great reduction -Large Pictorial World. BelKravla. Chainbers's Journal, ate, roduoed from 3s 6d to 2s Cd each; Shakspero, with lifo complete, re duced to 2s. Lota of new Novels roduced to Is 3d oach; Grand Line of White Handled Hair Brushes, 9d: Dressing Combs 3d, Cd, and 9d; Pooket Combs, 2d; Tooth Combß, 2d; Square Looking Glasses, 6& ; Oval Carved do., Is; large Packets of Violet Powder, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glass Cream Jugs, Id; Glass Sugar Basins, lid; Soup Plates, 3d; Bread Knives (soiled), 3d and Id ; Bedroom Toilet Sets, 7s 3d ; American Brooms, 8d ; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japan ned Slop Pails, 33 3d; very Wldo Tablo Oil cloth, Is per yard: Stair Oilcloth, Cd; Striped Carpet, Is; Handsome China Matting, 8d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid; Hearthrugs, 4s lid; nice lino of Splaßh Mats for Washstands, Gd. Tinware — Candlesticks, id; Pannikins, 2d; Tinplates, Id; Tea Bottles, 8d; Saucepans, lOd; Kottlcs, Is lid; Billies, 9d; Colanders, Is 8d; Baking Tins, 8d ; Meat Tins. 2d to Is; Hand Basins, 11<1; Spittoons, Is.—At Dompier's Hob eon-Btroot Shgp. ANTED, People to Read Things that Speak for Themselves! —J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street East, does his own Cutting, and pays a very.small rent; thorefpre hels able to make Garments to Order fit same prico as Shops sell Ready - made Clotheß. £8. d. Well-shrunk Perge Suits 2 10 0 Woll-Bhrunk Tweed Suits .. ■ .. .. 215 0 Well-shrunk Fancy Coat, Veßt, and Trousers 3 5 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 012 6 Woll-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 015 0 Woll-shrunk Twcod Trousers .. .. 017 0 First class Tweed Trrusors .. ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou uers 150 Moßgiol Tweed Suit, well-shrunk .. 3 10 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit well-shrunk ..400 Best of any kind of Tweed 4 10 0 J, 11, D. Imports direct from tho Manufac turers, and thus sayee the Merchant's Profit, giving tho benefit to his Customers.—Note tho AudTOss: J. H. Dir.TOV. City Tailoring Establishment, Viotorla-streot East (opposite Goodson'a), and at Camoron atroet, Whangarel. ANTED X>N O W N- That R. Tudekopk, Plumber, Wcllesley streot, always keeps in stock a splendid assort niont of Gasallors, Gas Brockets, Pendants, and' Gas Globes of no west designs; also, a good stock of Electric Bollb and Flttingß, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every requisite of tho trade. Liberal allowance made to the trade. WANTED— Wantod to Sell, very Cheap, Largo Bottles of Hale Oil, only fid; Castor Oil, Od, 3 bottles for Is; Salad ©ii, fkl; Plaid Matches, Gd dozon; Safety Matches, 4(1; Tin Boxes Matches, Is Cd; Washing Powder, (Id dozen; large Soap Powders, 8 for Cd; Hudson's Extract of Soap, 4 for Cd; Nutmegs. 3d ounce; Orango Marmalade, Cd tin, 2 for lid; Ginger Wine, 2s bottle; Llmojulco, 8d bottlo; Gloss Jugs, Gd; Wino Glasses, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass Tnmbloin, 2d and 3d, in dozen; Driod Apples, 3d lb; Epsom Salts, 4d do/-en packets; Water Bottles, Cd and I'd; GlaBS Decanters. Is; Bath Brinks. 3d. 2 for sd: largo Teatrays. Is 3d: Mixed Spice. Id packet, 7 for Od; Whtto and Gold China Cupb and Saucers, 8s(kl dozen; W hlte Stono Cups and Saucers, 3s Cd dozen; White and Gold Jugs, 8s set; Boot Protectors, 3d box; Spectacles. 6d and 9d; lot Picturos, Is Cd and 2s; lot of Spongos, Id to Gd; Flower Tubes,- only 3d each, 5 for Is; BaskoU. 8d to 2a Gd; Christmas Curds, 4d dozen; 1 largo Biblo, with coloured platos, only £17s Cd ; Exercise Books, 2d and 3d, b lid and 2s Gd dozen; Japanese Gloss, only 4d hiUIo ; Robinson's Patont Groats, Cd tin; Iron Lasia, la Cd to 35.-H.WATT. Pitt-gtreet. _ THE ARCJI HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED), • WANTED-A Foreman of Works for the above Company's Brick-yard at Arch Hill.. Apply to J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. No 21, N.Z. Insurance) Buildings, Queen-stroot A COMFORTABLE HOME for reapect _c\_ ablo Girl, Mount Eden Koad ; able to milk; no children. — Apply Mrs Collins, Woodbine Cottage, Grey-street, Auckland. nnHHEE Respectable Men can meet with X a Comfortable Homo; no lodgers, or; children; terms, 18a per week.—Apply Star Qflloe. • ' BOY WANTED.—AppIy Sharland and Co., Chemists, Vlotona-Btroet East BEES. BEES. — Wanted to Soil, two good Swarms.—Apply H. H. Hayr. High-Bt. /^i OOD Situation, with good wages, open \JT to an actlvo Female Sorvant In a quiot country hotel. A knowledge) of cooking neces sary.—Apply 10 o'clock in morning to Lewis and Simpson. 07, Qaoen-street. TO DRESSMAKERS.— Wanted, a first class -Hand, capable of managing work rooro,- For addroas apply Stab Ofllcu. WATTLE BARK, FOR TANNING PURPOSES.—"Wanted, One or more Jontlemen, with capital, to join tho advertiser in tho cultivation of the above; has the requisite knowledge and a small o&pital.-Apply by letter to " Acacia," ofllce of thispapor. FFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ■ ■ ply^ to Connell & Cooper, Solicitors. Lost and Fonnd» LOST, in City West, a Baker's Bread Book.—Findor will oblige by leaving it at James Corloy's, Hobson-stroet. LOST, a Parrot; grey, with pink breast. —Anyone returning tame to T. Hulmo, Gi-By-»trcet..will be rewarded. : _0,-| REVVAKD.—Lost, on Wednesday 3W JL ' night, in Quoon or Victoria-street, a Gentleman's Scart Pin, consisting of torquoise and, small diamond sparks.—Tho under will ro oeive above reward on returning, sama to John Lamb, at J. Cosgrave's, 208, Queen-street i"7kS"R¥\VARD.— Lost,, a, Black Light JL" and Tan Cattle Dog.-Tho aboVe ttl\\ io paid to anyono returning samo to A. Frost, Parnell.'' - : ■ ■-''-:.-' T OST, a Young Uewfp'4ndland .Dog, .X 4 wjjioh was hoiight at Ar^iur's Sale last Friday week. Supposed tp hove gone back to .ho ownor.—lf so, please sand word to A. J. juckley, Richmond Hoad. CJTRAYED or Stolen, White Cow. Any O person leaving Information at the Glasgow Store Great North Road. Will bo rowardod. 17JOUND, a Punt, painted blue. Owner ? can have the same by paying expenses,— Apply to W. Grlffln, Kane's Briokyard, Pan. Eonby. . ■ - Kxcurslons. fv. jtT- TTIXC U RSIO N TO PRINCE 0? WALES' BIRTH^Ay, . MONDAY, NOVBMBEK 10, Tho fast and powerful boat B.S. WAITAKI (Fitiotl up in the most superb and commodious manner for passengers) Will leave tho Queen-streot Wharf, on MON DAY next, Noyomber 10, at Ton a.m., for at\ . EHCORSIQN TRJP TO WAIVVfIRA. Hiifroshnienla can be ohtalncd on board, - A first-class Military Band has boon engaged •for the trip/ ° " lioturn Vavo: Five Shillings, KAMO COLLIERY COMPANY (UMITED), Agents. Alt r- "OWNCE OP WALES'S JSBfafejL A BIRTHDAY. «_^SSBflr MONDAY NEXT, "' IOTH NOVKSfBEIt, 1881. EXCURSIONS TO THAT FAVOURITE RKSORT-ST. IPLIER'S BAY, I The - "~~=~ P,g, TONGARIRO Will leave Queen-street Wharf at 9 o,m. and 11 a.m.; leaving St. Heller's at 4 and 6 p.m. RETURN FARES-la; CHILDREN, 6d. 'Refreshments may be obtained at tho late residence of Major Wnhnsley, whteh is now opened as a Boarding House. .Ss^Ldr 1ST OR^H' SHORE. _^_|3«»L»NORTH SHORE. ■fjftJaag^^y NORTH SHORE. The p s. VICTORIA having been renewed and beautified, will be running on the North Shore Ferry Service on MONDAY, lOtb. inst, STEAMERS EACH WAY EVERY. HALF HOUR* I - ■ HiTURK tFpket, 6d; Children under 12 or over 5, 3d; .under 5, Free. j J. R. D, BAKER, Traffic Manager.' TSMifELL LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The CluUWill commence Play (weather per mitting) on SATURDAY. Bth inst, at 2 o'clock. (Members are requestod to par their Bubßonp ttons to any member o^ Og-aggSgamw,. Auokland, Nov. *, 188- mv Hon. SaC)



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Country Store, doing n good turnovor.—For particulars apply to John Buchanan, Cnstomsatrcet. FOR SALE, first-class Table Potatoes (old Oanmru), 201bs for Is, or Is 6d per owt.; and New Potatoes, lOlbs for Is, at J. fjardlner's. Newmarket. iJIOR SALE, Cheap, a Wool Press, coin- X? plete.—Apply to B. Glttos and Sons. FOR SALE, Two real good Secondhand 400 gallon Iron Tanks.—Apply i\ C. Taylor, Oundry-strcet, Newton. T7IOR SALE (Ohaupo, Waikato),|Splendid Aj Farm, 3174 acres, with house, Btables, cow sheds.—For full particulars apply to John H. Hamcr, Estate Agent, Karangahape Road. "jJIOR SALE, Darkoy, fast trotter and a JL' grand huck.—Apply at Halstead Bros.' Stables. IjIOR SALE, tidy little Grocery and JL Fruit Business, doing ready money; leiding thoroughfare; moderate rent; easy iiiKoing.-Inquire Stab Office TTIOR SALE (a Bargain), Now Cottage at _L' Newmarket, opposite Hallway Workshops; five rooms.—Apply H. Ashton & Son, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TjIOR SALE, Four Acres of Land at X? Epsom, with a good view and sito for a viHa residence.—Apply to It. M. Courtney. XfiOß IMMEDIATFrSALE, five Allot- X' montsat Hemuera fronting Arney Crescent, ami aujoining the residence of R. Binnoy, Esq. Ihe allotmenta command the choicest views in Romucra, and will be sold either as a whole or in lots to suit purchasers. Price, from JOs per foot.—J. M. toinox. Land Agent. Qneen-streot. FOR SALE, cheap, 9 Cast-iron Columns, artistio design; suitable for any building. —Jickell Bros., Engineers and Contractors, Nelson-street. TpiOll SALE, in Brown-street, a good 4- JL? roomed House (now); good garden, well formed; gas and wator laid on; good view; allotment 40 feet by 99; price, £280.—Apply to Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers, Queen street. XJ^OR SALE, Drawing-room Suite, walnut, X' upholstered In greon figured silk rop.— Apply J. Booth, Devonport, North Shore. Tp^Oß SALE, near tho Karangahape X" Road, a good Business Site, corner allot ment, with two good five-roomed houses erected thereon; letting at 35s per week; can be sold separately.—For particulars, apply to Car bines and Taylor, Auctioneers, Queen-street JIOR SALE, 3 Prominont 50 Years, Leasehold Allotments in Wellosley-strcot, one of tho loading thoroughfares from Queen street ; 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 torms, etc., apply to tho New Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. XTIOR SALE, Richmond Road, 6-roomed X House; gas and water, wash-houso, Orchard, &c; allotment, 84 feet frontage; cheap, .and terms easy.-Apply J. 11. Hamor, Land Agent, Karangahape Road. mO SHELL-FANCIERS. — For Salo, X cheap, a Pair of Orange Cowries.—Apply Stak Offlce. /GROCERY AND FRUIT BUSINESS. V3T —For Sale, a first-class little Queen-street Shop, doing good cosh trade with small stock. Rent only £2 15a per week, with good accom modation for. a family* This Is an excellent Btirid and a money-making concern.—W. L. MitohoU, Confidential and Estate Agent, Qneen street. "VTOUTH SHORE.-For Sale, Valuable JJi Corner Allotment, Church-street, 671145, togothcr with good fi-roomed Verandah Cottage Uiareon now in the occupation of Mr Corbett. The position of this property, cither for a resi dential or bunincss Bite, can scarcely be sur paSßCd.—B. Tanner, North Shore Ferry Oflico. Iri O R SALE, ' 1 TRAM WA. V LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-lnch Cylinders 1 TUAM WAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 5-inch Cylinders 2 COUNISH- BOILERS, 25 feet by 5 foot 8 inches. SOlbs pressure. ": i ! ■•■' ; - The liOcomotlVes oan bo inspected at Maee flolrt's Foundry. For further particulars apply to MASEFIKLD & CO.. Albert-scroet; or to the NKW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., Customs-' streot Weßt. lil 51 E WIN G T ON, JT • ESTATE AGENT. (Established 18 years.) FOR SALE, a Farm, comprising about 125 acres of good land, 31 miles from the rising township of Holensvllle. About 80 acres are fenced in gross; tho land is on the main road, pleasantly situated mid well-watered, and adapted for cultivation. There is a good six roomed House on tho land, also stables and out houses. Tho lioubo is partly furnißhed. There aro many useful farm implements and some valuable horsea'and cattle.".Price, £730. This plan would suit a new arrival who wanted to begin farminjf. FOR SALIC, a Houso and an Aore and a-balf of Land at Northoote for £450. FOR SALE, Allotmenta in Bond-street, Groat North Road, nt 50s per foot. AN ELIGIBLE PROPERTY tor Sale in Bereaford-street. SPECIAL BARGAINS at Rocky Nook, Mont Lc Grand, and Mount Roskill Road. MR BALL'S Volcanic Allotments in choice positions; 30s por foot. I ' :'■ . T> CONVENIENT HOUSES on the Mount Ros kill Road to bo sold on easy terms. . WANTED, an Investment for £150 at 8 per , Continued on First Pago. - - . ~~~ To Let TO LET, Wellington-atreet, 6-roomcd House in good order; water laid on. good stove; rent, 20s.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. , TO LET, Dedwood Terrace, 6-roomed House, large garden; 12s 6d; also, 6 roomed House, Franklin Road; rent, 16s W.— H. Partlnßtop, Land Agent. T llO LET, a 2-roomed House and four-stall X Stable.—Apply Mra Lindsay, Shortland-at. TO LET, a 4-roomed House; Colonial Oven, water laid on.—Apply Surrey Hills Store, Maekelvlo-street, Great North Hoad. TO LET, a Shop and Residence in Pitt-street; gas and water laid on; rent U»y.—J. M. Lennox. Estate Agent. : rflO LET, a sr*imed House, England-st., 'JL Franklin Road; rent,- 9a.—J. Williams, Tailor. Victoria-street. ■ , , ' TO LET, Newton Road, 5-roqmed House ; gas and water, Leamington range: every convenience.—Apply Mr Stevenson, Grocer, Newton Road. TO LET, Large Store, suitable for hay and corn store, or-f urnituro warehouse.— Apply to Ambury and English, Devonshire Dairy, Karangahape or Ponsonby Road. TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage at the foot of GundtT-streot. near Newton Road. —Apply to W. Hoffernan. on the premises.- TO BE LET, Offices in tho most central I part of Queen-street Comfortable. Rest-, denceMount Eden; rent, IBs per week.—W. L, Mitchell, Land and Estato Agent, Queen-street.; rriO LET, 2 Pleasant Front Rooms. I' private entrance; furnished. 10s) unfur nished, 7s Cd.-iApply E, A. Birtles, Drocsmaker, Newton-street, Newton? ' • O LET, Brown-street, TPohsonby, well built 6 roaniod Houso, oloso to Ponsonby hood; gaa, water,:good bath, and pretty place. —Apply at once, J. 11. Hamer, Land Agent, KaranKahapo Road. . t ■ ..-„ TO LET, a Furnished House on scoria soil at Mount Eden.-J. M. Lennox, Land Agent. Auokland. ■,•■,''' . rpO LET,.in Pamell, a Barbort' Shop X with1 fltttnga complete. — Apply Qoo. Raynos, Butoher. Parnell. TO LET, Furnished, for few months, an 8-roomod'House, inßt; Stephen's Avemie, with stable, coaoh-ipußO. &c—Apply to F. J. Moss & Co., Shortland-streot. ■ ~ .-■■::■•■ TO LET, 5-roomed Cottage and Large k Allotment at Epsom, fronting main road, at 12s Cd per Week; also 5-roomed Cottage and: 3-acro of Land, Orakel Road, Romuora, at 16a por week.—Apply Central Freehold Land and Estato cornor Qucon-B^reot and. Vulcan Lane. ■ •- ■-■•'"• !- . •■'-'' '"""; TO LET> Gjafton. Road, a Convenient Five-roomed House; gas and water laid PS,-S. Y. ColMnn. Kamo CoaJ Offlce, W, Queen- Btroot. . TO LET, a Workshop In Customs-street West, oloso to. the Timber- Company's works.—Apply The New Zealand Houso, Land, and Estato Agency, Highrstreet. O LET, Shop in Karangahapo Road ■ Mr Stephenson having' decided to leave for Sydney, tha Lease of Promises lately in. hia occupation is for* disposal; — For partipulars a^iply to G. Roiney, Forjj-gtreet.. ■' :-. . ITnOLET. a gitting-room f»nd Bedrooms JL <c (furnisheilK In Day-street \ no ohildren.— Apply Mr Hansen, BBildeT, Beresford-atreet, . .PT^O LET, a Furnished J Room, two doors I, troTO the Aberdeen Faotory; use of kitchen and water.—Chapel.street, TO LET, on Ponsonby Road^ near Hep burn-street, a Shop and S-roomed Dwell ing j gas and'trtiter.—Apply'MM Munro, Pon sonby Road. " ' ' ; . TO LET, a Balcony 12-roomed House, ' eloso to Queen-street flrebell;' i fireplaces, water laid on; suitable for working men's baarding-house; furnished «or unfurnisliod.— Apply at'the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, next the Public Hotßatfis, VictorlfttStreet Bast. [ mo LET. DeYongort, G-roomed Cottage, JL fvirnjshcd ltof'3 months) j1 mabniflcent View; close to lower wharf, and near beach.— Apply B, and R, Pnder. TO LET, a 6-roomed Villa, top Brown street ; register grate; gaa and water, and every convenience.—W. L. Rogero, Ponsonb? Furniture Warehouse. TO LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen street ; suitable for Office, Store, oi Sample-rooms.—Apply Lewis and Sampson. TO L,ET QR LE.4SB., with immediate I Ljipssession, tho New 3-Story Brick Build ing centrally situated in Lome-street, suitable for heavy goods store, warehouse, or factory every convenience; rent moderate.—Apply J J. Holland, Contractor, Lome-street. TTIURKIISHED BEBROOM to Let, with X? out Board, to a single Man, within on< minute's walk of Qii.eon-Jtroct.-rApply Stai SORFOLK-STREET.— Handsome New VUla of 9 roomp: Water laid in, and even convenience; nice position; aUotmont,*«JJ'*'. close to Ponsonby Ko*d and I**ol "JS'tSSS only 2Ss per week.-Apply D-F. E\ans, iano and RntAtii Agent. Queen-street G^sa^SSuSS M^SS^fesarr Bhortland^atre° t ' — S" HOPS TO LET—A'Shop and Dwellin| ttb Let, in a «ood,'TWßiaon f at Uie foot o Greystroet.-App& to .iWm, .Bffchanan, S MungS Chambers (oppoiltfi Bank of N.Z.) '"



Public Notice* "a TAR" -jyrONTHLY NUMMARY; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, Will be Published A SUMMARY OF THE MONTH'S NEWS, For Transmission to England By the Outward San Francisco Mail. Copies postod rogularly to any address for Four Shillings per Annum, paid in advance. Orders to be left with the Publisher. jDOAED OF EDUCATION. Applications for the appointment of Head master of the Onehunga School will be received by the Board on or before THURSDAY, 13th November, 1884. Salary, according to scale, based on avorage attendance, about £275 a year. A good dwelling-house and two acres of ground provided. Applicants to state full particular*. Any Candidate who, either directly or In directly, is concerned in canvassing membora'of the Board or of the School Committee, will be disqualified. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICK. Secfetary. St! LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN >O CHURCH, KEMUERA. LECTURE on "THE MOON" by C. E. BUTTON, Esq., illustrated by Limelight, in aid of Organ Fund, THURSDAY, 6th November. Doors open at 7.3U; to commenoe at 8 p.m. Admission; Is ;■ or {Tickets, including Lecture on sth December by Rev. J. S. Hill on "Pll grlm's Progress," 28. Children, Half-price. pOUSINS AND ATKIN have ob Sale V/ several Second-hand Buggies, Phaetons, and Dog Carts, light, and suitable for summer uso. . CONSIGNEES wanted for 0 in diamond J P on corner 1/10 quarter-casks Brandy, and j. and C. 1/50 60 cases Brandy, ex Tongariro, from London. — The New Zealand Shipping Company (Limited), Agents. -pTEW ZEALAND CHRISTMAS CARDS FOB . . MAIL ON lira INST. NEW ZEALAND FLORAL CHRISTMAS CARDS. POHUTUKAWA, RATA, KOWHAI, AXE AXE, CLEMATIS, MANUKA. SET OF SIX ONE SHILLING. UPTON & CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. * jiUiß, COEfi, CO KB. THK AUCKLAND QAS COMPANY LTD.) (nvltu Orders, tor (S A 8 COKE. Delivered vitliin 1 mile of the Works, for Cash j longer lißtancos ut proportionate rates :— Sample Sack of throo bushels .. la 8d S'ivii Sacks (or quarter ton) .. _ 1)8 8d Tea Sacks (or luilf-ton) _ ' _. Us (Id Twenty Sacks Jor one ton) - _ _to 8d The Company g COKE la made from the best (Ireymouth Coals; Is superior to that made From Newcastle coals, being free from stone unil clinker in a remarkable degroe, given a UKLIABLIC FIRE, CLKARER & HOTTER THAN COAL. LIGHTS READILY, and MAKES NO SMOKE. GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTEE OFFICE! FORT-3TKEKT. •JOSS. COKE. 00KB. HURRY UP ! Or you won't be in time for the 5s Gd made-up Costumes!—At 8. Coombes and Co.'a Sale. TO STUDENTS AND AMATEURS OF ART.—An Advanced Class for the practice of Painting in Oil and Watercolours. Figure and landscape. W. K. A, GIffFORD, Gold Medal ist of the Royal Academy, who has lately come to reside in Auckland, is desirous of forming Classes as above indicated, should encourage ment offer, warranting the required outlay.-— Address Park Hoad. Graf ton Road. ERSONAL. — Every mother should have her Boy clad in one of Coombes's 4s lid Knicker Suits.—To be had at S. Coombes & Co-'b. fTIHE Auckland Double-woven Wire Bed JL Company are now Weaving and Making 3eds of all sizes at. greatly reduced prices.— Janufactory. corner Victoria and Nalson-streete. CROWDS OF CUSTOMERS daily at Coombes's shop for the wonderful bargains from Stephenson's Stook. A large parcel for little money.-S. Coombes & Co. _ A RARE CHANCE TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. Some Cheap Lines of the Best Trimmed Ladies' Hits in Auckland; also,a grand lot of Kid Glove?, the 4-button Seamless Joaephino Kid Glovo, at Is a pair; and I have a splendid value' n Coloured Lustres, at Sid, worth 18 6d; Hoyles's Prints, in fast colours, at 3jd, lid a yard; Regatta Dressed Shirts, at 3s 6d, worth ss. I have a Stock of Evening 4-button Kid Gloves, 2? pair, hall usual price, at W. BYRE'S, Hat Depot, vietoria-street. CLOTHING almost Given Away this \j week at S. Coombes and Cos. Remember, £2,553 18s Gd is the amount of Stephenson's Stock, and must be sold. ■ • BARGAINS in Flannels, Blankets, Calicoes; the Stock of A. 0. Scephenson now selling at S. Coombes & Co.'a. /CHRISTMAS CARDS. 1 Just Received, a Large Assortment of all the Latest Designs in Christmas and New Year Cards (HamPpalnted, Photo., Perfumed, Sec), also New Zealand views and Flowers, for Homo Malt, leaving In November. HY. A. COLSON, Btationer and Bookseller, Victoria street, near, corner Hobsoo-street,, Auckland. ' " ' ' ' ' . MATRIMONIAIi.~Those about toenter the holy estate should begin economical, and purchase tholr Sheeting, Carpet, and Wedd lng Ontflt at S. Coombes & Co.'s. THE LECTURE by H. Exley, at New North Road, has been Postponed. /■^OME ONE AND ALL and see the vv extraordinary Bargains just now, from Stcpheneoa's Stock, at S. Coombes and Cos. : J*-t f_ TO £10,000 LENT on BuUding d&JL" Society prinoiples,or on other terms 0 suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Sale on first page. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited for Investment— 0. Willamhon, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. MO -DOUBT the Public crowd to Coombes's, because there they get the good 3 oheaper than anywhere else.—S. Coombes ami Co. , - ;', IP. A A STRAW HATS at 2d, »*JW . 6d, and Is. These goods are''slaughtered, and must be cleared.—S. Coombe'B and Cq " .- ■ . ,:■ ■pARTNEK WANTED in an Estab- XT lished Mercantile Business of old standing, and .with good Home connections : capital rfittuiaite, _3,000; only principals dealt with.— )j,T;l!minary comnnmcatlon to be addressed to " Commercial," Office of this Paper. jgjg .aELEC1? BOARD AND RESIDENCE i ,, j for Gentlemen only.—Mrs Drysdale, Gothic : House, Grey-street. ■TtT AG;.N B T~I C ,H EALIN G. ~- .; ;MK MILNER STEPHEN, THE - ' CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN HEALER, i Receives Patients at his Rooms, Qvern Lodge. Symondsstreet. 2nd house from|St. Andrew1! I Church, daily, from 10 till 1, and 2.U115. "500 TE3TaiOSrALB, fee.. EXHIBITS P. - 1 "\TOTICE.—To-morrow we Sell 4b Hi ._LI Tweed Trousers, 10s 6d Serge Suite. 2c Straw Hats; and 5a lid Tweed Coatal-AtS, .Coombes and Co.'s. JG. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 4s6d, 2b Gd, Is 6d per bottle. 'Co be had only a I Medical Hall. Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps .■\TACCINATION with fresh calf lympl ' V at 2 p.m. daily, by Dr J. Murray, Moore. , Pond'B Pharmacy, 89, Qneen street. "DOSELLNE foe thk HAlß—This ele ; JLv gaht preparation completely eclipse every article of a similar kind now hoior 1 the public. Price, Is 6d a bottle.—Sharlane ; Apothecaries Sail. _____ RA T S ! RA T Shi RATS !—Ue SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rata eat ii greedily, and die; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Postroffloe. VVT OR M S fV All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Oare.^ SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERi Ispaoket Apothecaries' Hal opposite Poat-offloe. — th Postofflca. . T-kR ARNOLD'S PKNNY ROYAI I\j AND1 STEEL PIELS.-Th.e moet popuUu ■mediolnebf the day. ;*Pripe.asßd »box.^Colo ; Sal Agent, F. O. ShabOMD, opposite the Post offlce ■•<.'• '• "-,;:■ ..■•.'.:.:'■' ' v . riiOOTHAGHE CURE. — Instantaneom X &Uef^ODONTALGIO.-ls per bottle.^ F. C. SHARLAND, opposite PoStofiloe. * GRICULTURAL SHOW.—I regre that I cannot Exhibit Samples of Boot 'ana Shoes, as intended, owing to being so bns; making up for my Two Shops. Cuatomerad like thoie Children'a Sidesnring Boots, any sla ' i to 13, at is \ own make.—Economy Boot Shopi Grey-etreot and Victoria-street; Factory, Ne son-street. 3.3. Austin, Proprietor, -: •"



«V^ /"GRANGE INSTITUTION. Sg^fi A LECTURE on "Jesuitism: Its Influence on Society," will bo gUS^tS-delivered by Rev. G. B. Monro Ib»F^*3JTO-MORROW (Friday) Erentae, iSw&-hS~Ht 7.30, in the Newton Hall, in aid •^SgSSM of the Trust Fund. jujing-. Tickets, Is each. OLFE'S SCHNAPPS. The public should demand and take none but the genuine Wolfe's Schnapps. "XTORTH ISLAND RAILWAY EM i> PLOYEES PROVIDENT SOUIETY. The General Annual Meeting ef the above nainod Society will be held in the Parnoll Hall, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, December 10th, at 8 p.m. Nominations will be received by the undersigned for the purpose of Electing the Executive Officers for the ensuing year, three, vacancies having occurred during past year, viz., President, Trustee, and Auditor. ARTHUR; CLEAVE, Secretary. ; T\ISTRICT ORDERS. The hour for the Daylight Parade, ordered for the 10th instant, will be lO a.m., instead of 11 a.m., as previously notified. . T. VIRET SHEPHERD, Major Commanding District, j Drill-shed, Nov. 6,1881. LADIES.— 20 doz. Prize Medal-Leglet Prunella Boots, only 6s perpalr. Come early!— Economy Boot Shops, Victoria and Grey streets. >i I JQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned having Dissolved Partner ship, are offering the whole of their ENORMOUS STOCK OF BOOTS,! SHOES, SLIPPERS, ETC. , i Also, LEATHER OF ALL KINDS, GRINDERY, &C, amounting in value to £19,000, at the following prices:— >» ! ' ' * ■','•'' '■ ' S.:d. Men's Watertiohts,usiiulprice 12sGd.. B'6. Men's Bluchers, usual price 8s 6d .. 10 Men's Balmorals, usual pride 13s Cd -.9 6 Men's Elastic Sides, usual price 14s .. 8 6 Women's Elastic Sims, usual price 10s Bd.. .. ... .. .. .. ..6 6 Men's Shoes, usual price 10s 6d .. .. 6 0 Youths' Boots, nsuat price 6s 6d .. *" si; * I '% Ladies' Kid Button, usual price 133 .. 8 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 8s 6d., 6 c Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 10b Cd S 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price Mb Bd 6 9 Ladies' Kid Elastics, usual price 11s .. 7 6 Ladies' Prunella, usual price, 8a 6d .. fi 9 Ladies' Prunella, usual price 10s 6d .. 6 6 Ladies' Shoes, usual price 10s8d .. ..' 6 6 Ladies' Shoes, usual price 11s 64.. .. 7 6 Ladies' Kid Elastics (high-legged), usual price 12a 6d ..- .. .. .. 7,9, Ladies' Kid Button, usual price Us 6d..., 10 •tf Ladies' Button Shoes; usual price 10s6d:: 7 9 Girls' Elastic Sides, usual price Is fid .. 2 6 GißLs'ELAßTioSlDES,usuaiprice69Gd.. 3 6 Girls' Elastic, .usual price 7s6d .. .. ;. id Child's Shoes, usual price 33 .. -. .. ; i:o The above are only a few lines, as space .will not permit us to give a'full price liatj ■' ■ " : The above sale is tho largest and most gantjinlti sale of Boota, Shoes, &c, ever held in. New Zealand. ' '- . .i-;:. I. GARRETT BR O S;, ;■ ; WAKEFIELD-STREET. r , ALL Kinds of Fruits: Wanted i iUo, Preserving Pans and Small Steam Boiler. —Mr Warburton, Beresford-streot;' or the Market, Fridays and Saturdays. ,_, CORNS! CORNS! CORNS!-Curaclava. - (registered) is the only remedy that takes hem out by the-roots without pain. Is 6d,—C. W. Goodaon, Agent. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. Only those who * * never used the genuine' article are im pOßedupon. ■■ :■ -;■.--; ;■>','-.-; ."< TO WORKING MEN.—Remember, our Shirts at 9d, Is 6d, 2s 6d, worth double; this week only, at 8. Coombes's and Co. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS, takon before meals, *' is a wonderful appetiser. Try it. LONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, WAIKOMITL i FORSALE • EGGB FROM PRIZE POULTRY. 3 ' ' ' Perdoz. • '' ' '■'■■' ■:' ('."'' ■'' '-"-'B. d. Dark Brahmas (winners of eight First Prizes) .. .. .. . .. .. ..£lO Second Prize Dark Brahmas .. _ ..10 6 PerdoK.' ... Perdoz. Light Brahmas.. 10 .0 Golden Pencilled Brown Leghorns 21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 8 White Leghorns 21 0 Silver Spangled Andalusians ..21 0 Hamborgs .. 10 6 Black Spanish ..10 6 Black Hamburgs 10 6 White Spanish ..10 6 Black Red Game 10 6 Buff Cochins .. 15 0 DnckWingGame 10 6 Minorcae .. .. 10 6 Black Red Game Langshans .. 10 6 Bantams .. 10 6 Grey Dorkings ..10 0 DnckWingGame I Creve Cceurs ..10 6 Bantams .. 10 6 Houd&ns .. ..21 0 AylesbnryDuoks 10 B Golden Spangled Rouen Ducks .. 10 B Hamburgs . t . lfi 0 '.'-/' ■ L '" - , English Carrier Pigeons 15s per pair. ■.... !' HALF BRED POULTRY.*^ ' 1 . Slack Spanish and Brahma .. .. ..50 Game and Brahma ......... S 0 Apply J.^BSpT* ... Hobson-atreet \X7HEN purchasing Schnapps spacify *' Schnapps, as it in the only genuine Schnapps. .... . . .... ... - VI C T O. R I A HOU SE. NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, Just opened by ;\.li::. ■.■>:■:'•'. W. P. OGILVIE, With a Largo Assortment of-NEW GOODS Jn i ' Every, Department.: :. .-, All Goods Marked in Plain Figures at Lowest ! < Prices. | ! .. , .., a .trial solicited.-. ; ,-,-■ |>f; i VICTORIA-STREET WEST, j . Corner of Uraham-strket. . \ ■'■-■■ :■■' liicensing Notices. • 4|';:-^ ■VTOTICE OF APPLiCAJnONA FOR J3i TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, HENBXrWHITEHOHNB^MoORE, pf ■OrioiaV being the holder of a .Publican's License in respect of the house and premises Bitnate at, O xford, do hereby give notice that X deeiro to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Te Aroha, on the 6th day of Do cember next, apply for a Transfer, of the said- License from myself to Frank Rosh, my • Dated the Ist day of November, IBBt. • ;=':' ' H. WHITEHORNE MOORE. TIiTOTICE OF APPLICATION: FOR :_l3( TRANSFER OF LKJENSH." J ■ I, Frank Ross, ot Cambridge, being ttio . holder of a Publican's License in respect of tho .house and premises situate at Dnke-strect, , Cambridge., do hereby give notice that I desire ■ to ootain, and will, at the next Licensins; Meet i ing to be holden at Cambridge on the 2nd day ot 1 December, 1881, apply for a.Transfer of tha said License from myself, to Charles O'Bbibn, my appointee. * ■ '' Dated the first day of November, MB4i LICENSHNa DIS^RIGT W ONE HUNeA. - ■' ! NOTICE OF APPLICATION EOB : TRANSFER OF WpENSB.. - " I I, James Sulliyan, of the ;Railway", Ter minus Hotel, Onohunga, being the holder of t 'Publican's Liccnso In v.eapect ot the-house anc premises situate at Onehunga known as tin Railway Terminus Hotel, do hereby give notio I that I desire to obtain, and will, at the nex Licensing Meeting, to be held at Onehunga oz the* third day of December next, apply tors " transfer of the said License from, myself to . ' Matilda.Eli,en liUmioN, my. appointee. ~ ; Dated the 2-fth. dayof October, 1881. ■. 8! - (Sd.) JAJMES SRLU^TAN..' c i ■ .■■■■•'■■ ■ __ilrcr '^~~" >. ; ~ — r~7~ r- ■• ~'-. ", "'■•::■ :•■■■■•-■ <■-■■ S ■ geniierfc-..-. .'-'.. .-. 6 lm~a rvia»■ ■* s. ! "rnndera will be, re«alvad until noon " of THralfiAY. the 13th Instant, for. the Erection ' 'otVymitl jioSnt Eden, Plans, «0., at Ho. 9, ■ .SouthßriUshCh^^^^^^^ 1 mENDERS Wanted till npbn of Tues i day, ilth fast., for Three Concrete Tanks, - at Devonport.—Dayld IJpaa,, F.R.LBiA., Arohi * tect, Queen-street.. : ..-■•: 1 m O B U I LD. E RB. ' Tenders will be received up to i- p.m. on ' FRUJAY. 7th November, for the Erection of a * 'Stable at Brighton. Specification to be seen at * my office, Mechanics' Bay. - _.• ■ ._, •'___ EDWARD HODGSON. C npO BUILDERS AND CAKPENUERB ■ fenders are invited iip tb-NoimjjtSATtfß * DAY, November 15, for tho Erection and Com t plettonof a\ Vina, Reeittence, with iron roof, a B I)ovonport. Timber siippllod-Plan? and spec! v ficationg may be seeu at my office.. Colonia o BadkßiUWlngs. • , a 5 ' '"• : ' JAMEB KNOX,-: v £ '•■ ! Civil and Practical^Bngineflr.. ';"■ ' ' Owttnaed wtlrit



• Meetings. '■:' ""J ■\ro UNO M ens Christian' X ASSOCIATION, corner of VVeUesloy and I Albert streets. — EvangoUntio Serr'co THIS • (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All ore Inviieu.. I Recent arrivals cordially invited. .■,? ' ■ I f^ RAFTON ROAD WESLE SAN, BAND I \JC OF HOPE;—Tha usual Monthly Mactlnz " will be held TO-NIGHT, when the Service of Song, "Jessica's First Prayer," will be rendered. —A collection at close of service. :. |j mHE AUCKLAND TOBACCO "COIT- I _L PANY (LIMITED). ; An Extraordinary General Meeting of Share holders 1h the above Company was held at the New Zealand Insiirance Company a . Large Room, Queen-street. Auckland, on Mondny, Jrd November, 1881, at 2.30 p.m., and the following - special resolutions were passed:— ';'' Ist. That the Capital of the Company he in- j creased to £25.000 by the Issue of 20.0C0 ' new shares of 61 each, and -that It shall not be necessary to offer such new shares • of any part thereof to the present niefli- * bers of tho Company, as mentioned Jn Rule 27, of Table At annexed to th« I : "Companies Act, 1882." ~.,'' 2nd. That the Stock-in-trade, Machinery. Plant, Buildings, and other property; ol I the New Zealand Tobacco Growing atd Manufacturing Company (limited).: Oft : if possible, purchased by the.; Ancktentt | Tobacco Company, for such price and on : such terms as the Directors shall deem right and expedient. •': ;-,. •-" A subsequent Meeting wUI haheMjtthesaJiie place on THURSDAY. 20th November, at 2,30 p.m., to confirm the same. .- ■ ' < By order of the Board. ;' v RICHARD A. CARR, Secretary, Auckland, 4th November. 1881. Auctions. . ; TO-MORROTV, at 11 o'clockfa.tni.CT MARKET DAY. '■' ARTHUR'S POULTRY. PRODUCE, FRUIT, -AND QROOSRY AUCTION MARKET. " A R T H U R'S MA R T." '."Q~ POULTRY DEPARTMENT. .; t I ;' Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Pigeons. .Ca-1 narfes. Fancy Birds. Rabbits, Guinea Pig* 9 Several Good Singing Canaries r • rsagiijj Good Breeding Goldfinches and Canaries A Queensland Talking Parrot ■~ - . ,' Silver-spangled Hamburg Fo-vIS ;. ■■_.■•.' Settings of iAngsh^n, Spaniah, Hamburg Fowl A Large Kitchen Rango, and about 120 Lota of I Furnituro ■■ ' { :■' ■'"•■' L '.'■■ . Pot Plants l . ! PBODUCE.Fmn^ i AOT) T GROCERY ; GbM* Table Potatoes,1 New Potatoes; .Onions} : "> -Carrots, Cabbages, Herbs,' New and. Old >• Oh6e«v Butter, J3oef, Bacon; Hauls, Flour, Sharps,"Chaff, Bran, Canterbury-Cheese;- . '• 60 sides Canterbury and Auckland Bacon, ■40 Good! Christmas I Hama, SO sacks :Good Sharps, Weighing Machine,,! boxeaErealr . Butter _ ; FRUIT, &c.—200 bunches Bananas, ox 8.8. Pen- ; i guln.from'Fiji; Lemons, Oranges, &&._ :GROOERIKa.&o.i-i6O mate SnKar.Tea; Coifto. Sauce, Vinegar, Vestas, Blacklnjr, Louips, Biscuit iSußdry Lota j also' Good Saddle ,■ ' and Stockwhip, . ■ ;';■;■, 'On Sale Privately."at AUCTION PRICKS i (Furniture Department^Upstairs). .■ ■■ ,Al»tofG6bd Pianos. Cheap r.-v-'i^-1 -* ■*■ .Well-assorted Lot of ( Household Furniture and h Requisites ' _" ■■ , Pictures, Carpets, Mirrors, Looking Glasses. t < New Shipment ot Superior Ironßeasteaidfliii**.. J I' ■sum i i6iiOßßOW;r:G?';;tu-'.:, 1'" Ex Penguin, from. Fiji; "' : -%/yf; EATbitf X';. WlLL«ollby auction, .ntshulMatiiittft morrow (Friday), at 10 o'oloek shsiip, 2 t : 500 BUNCHES BANANAS" :' ;" •~'i' :i&""r'_ - SO BAG 9 COCOANUTS I 1; ,60 CASKS PINES ■.. ; , ; r0>; .;, ; .-;, ~ ! < ■ TO-UOKROW. BANANAS I" BAnINASI blna'^ AS! \ PINE APPLES!'HKE APPLES.!;., ! ."•:':-..;. wv i> o w DEi|%%';■ [:'*;£ WILL, soil by public auction at'? the Stores' of Davles,. Bcritly, and Co., 13, Custom-house-street Kasf.at 10.30 aAti sharp, 1 188 Bunches Bananas., ~ , , ; 31 Bunches Bananas I 6 Cases Pine Apples ; ■. i I "'',,]. ~,,10-MORROW.j mm>? MM\> 11 pr6l) v c E-' s a l-e."a t ' l I ; ■ ' ' W. DOWDEN ''■'*■'■' IA ■ I \\J ILL Bpll by auction atthe,Exchange;f | ;yy ■ Mart, Queon-street, to-mbrrow'CFfiaay);: |at 11 o'clock, , ~ _"',.,,_. ~.-.;,,,., ; ( p [_'<<fiM;' I rjPotatdesV BacOnJ Cheese, Hamg.! .„ "i , ■ ' WMeat. oats, Chaff ' ' ---*■. * 60 boxes Teiv, Corned Beet - " v ; > ;*. Sugar. Oataieal , V ■.-' ■ i ...,..-Vr •■--'•, X:--* ■•AIBO,- ■-./.■■: -•,:,.,■.■ -■■■ ;;;.;. i ' Furniture,". . -. ~ . . . ~ . ~ s -'Mosicaißox, 12tunes , . '-'.:"". . "" '■■';■ I Drapery, &c.i&c. '.' " ; .'"'■ ■ '■'~.') ■' r I ~ W. ir: DO^DEN, Auctioneer, .-i.r ' ";; TOsMOBBOW, at ll.o'dock. j ! p@f|.^yj!^OTUCE;?&a*^ji nratLL Sell :;by 5 Auction; irt ,-tbsiri SalßrV.5 , T T robins, Queen-street, to-morrow (Friday), i 11 o'clock sharp, , ..., y.• ..., , r . ' ■ pbULTRY-FbvrlsV D\icks, TurVeyi, Gseee, ,; Pigeons, and Young Pigs, Dogs, etc PRX>DUOE^Hamßanaßacon,BMdsabiePbt»«"^ toea.Onions, Salt Butter, Beef, Lard, Carrot*, Cabbage, etc., Oats, Bran, Sharps, Pig Flonr, i Oatmeal,'&& ' 41/ V\ T"! '■■■'■■"-■-.-•••■'■ r- ■■■-_ <3ROOERD3St-Taa, in"hall-chests T and•■>Unß/n" - ; Rlce,»Bliie'. Oornflour;" Flour," Jame,"" ; ■ Bisculta, iGaadlfs, Spapj KerpselßeH T { ".* ]\ .'&6tf~ Sbj,._ :" .Ac./ ■•/ ---i "to-morrow. ~,; ;,jg , j THE HA'JEaiWRKET. FOR risM&i, PalteitKeV Hoy,maJrl£e^a>Ei*: morrow. (Friday), : i MARK, carry a laiy, tiSft^^, I fii ..jandjumper:.. • . ..r'vo-ii;:' a'.p--;r , A.-' 1000 .sacks' Grand Reed, Oats ■ .-.!.'.'» <■'-*. 'fe'lrfv? ■ 600 aackaCliaffi w:* ■> -A■■■■■.«Jm ■&& .*«*!■ * ' 60 bples Good,Qatett Straw, -".j ''■• > "if ■■! \ ; vq ...Ai|B^aa). buckland. \ TO-MOBildWi :i" ! HUl&ftEiEt f&'^lfoM^'* ' •;. I . WILL HOLD THEIII " • 'wb" Ei E^El L ;-'Y V* ' t \ i^P-^y :, s 'ib-Moiikow (fribayh• -e•■ "■' I ' ,:•'■..'-."•■ ii/;'irfV.'--l '."i: J: ;-iai.!0V, ••; ; . sTSffiEi $BO>BiH-A«l V ATI D3, HORSES, S^iDDLBiIT ' ~ '] n'v k» ,«■ GRAIN.Bpd'SBKD11: .. ', ,; ."-tjsitfi«S' '" ! ''""'VO'Vv.' :• V;:A4so^-- ..'i'itr..-i'■•«"AtVi»l«i»' 1 Draught Horse :•'..-«'* Jl Single Bflggy^Harse; and HatCßSst J, 1! ,I'Tf*> ! Black Mare sKOOd^nggy-Mai'ti • . • j i Light Dog-cart, Horse, and Harness I Waggonette,Horee^andHarnoss ■-. .t- Pit --.--i ' II I Black'Horeoj'goodHack .' ,', ' :.,' : I Set Spring-cart Harnoss" ' '■;•■" ■■ - ■ :• : SATfW»DA¥i NpYEMBEjg; 5 | At 1 o'clock. :CLEARING' SALE OV Ar FURITIXtrRBSI . DEALER'RETIRMQ; S?ROM .• "J ! ' "". •; ■,",:• /WSINESS.-' •■ ' ■•-•* "feU-fISaM : j v^ -~,.-, ■~ ■;■••: -■■ vr ■■■ ■■ ■■:> '>- i •; fitie.flW^gi EDWARD' piYDOJI has *ccii f WiHaeiSS ; with Instructions to^sell on the.premißes, \ i Karangahajie Road (next to Mr Garrett, But .chbrt.the STOOK-IN-TRAUB o»^A,lryßN&,.:, > ■ TURK DHABKR, consisting of Chairs !n ovei*'*" variety, Tables,. Ghcats of 'Drawers, Ifedstcndß, ; Boddlng, Cutlery, Oilcloths, Carpets, Rugav Matting, Waahstands. and Dressing - tables; i Boilers, Baths, Fancy Goods, Sowing Machine j . also, a small quantity of Jcwollory, E^p.- Goods^ ! j No- RksbbveLj^No- Rniini!' '■'- jr.- { EDWABD LEYDON, AviciLeer. | j TUESDAY, NOVEMjBBItI 111 '• Hy^E^ * - H I- i. WILL HOLD JMHIt -= f, ; ,i ',' 'fiwr BBKI.V- BAIK' i .• *• "' v r<i' ••;; " THE iCE#MARKET FARDSi "* , fjnaoUan of- Great. South'and Onohunga Road>, ■ ■■';■ ' ...... ,• O» . '.." ■ ■ ,■' .-.■ ■" -"' i [^a!t and' store stock, dairy cows. ; shbrp; and pkj3.! - "!' .' is. p. oabb,] ■■'.:■:". '■ ■' 'tßi ». IOKKB, • ■■'■ ( ' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 12, |•; ._. At 11 o'clock. ; ; ' HX FRBTH OF DORNOCK. . ; 'I JBLACK ANDGOEt> OVEBMASTELS^i»?-^ ]! ■: i OLEOGRAPHS, .OIL-PAINTINGS,. [LEATHER DENING.ROOM- SOTCESi -- ,j; ;- DBjAWINGtBOdM SUITfeS^ M ' B. TONKS & CO. '' '' WILL SELIj, on Wednesday,rNov<&bor 12, at 11 o'clock;1' ='' * ( A ■TONSIGNMBNT:;OF'^K&t^-fCTii§; *! * n f: OF FURNITUKBf, OH."*PAINTINGS;: ; i. . . OLBO6BjJ|PHJ3, BLACK AKD,s,GO£D*V ' rOVBiRIiAJ)tTELS l AND MIBBORS^tI WORE AND CARD TABLES,* W%jjs% *c., , _ -fcC'i . . fovf:,-/,," Cop«tnTinil on gonrU^^M^^^^^||d