PARLIAMENTARY

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

(BY TKLKGRAPH.-SPECIAL REPORTER.)

Wellington, this day, Parliamentary Under-Sccretarlcs.

Unimportant privalo business occupied nearly the wh r^lo of yesterday afternoon's Bitting, while nearly tho wholo of the even ing sitting was taken up with a debnto on Sir Georgo Grey's bill providing for the appointment of Parliamentary Under secretaries. Sir Gkorob Obey mado a splendid 'fight for the measure, the effect of which, ho said, would be that permanent undor-sccrotarics would not rise from tho ranks of tho Civil Servico, but would be selected from tho representatives of tho people. The Premier conceded that I ar liamontavv under-secretarics would iirovoof value to the Cabinet, although not holding seats in the House. Ho proposed in Com mittee tc move an amendment in that direction. The bill was thrown out after a long debate by 33 to 25. Elootion of Justices. Sir George Gkhy's bill providing for tho election of Justices of tho Peace met with a similar fate, although it was also supported by the Premier. It was thrown out by 32 to "1 " ' Bills Advanced. Mr Lbvestam's Municipal Corporation Bill waa yestorday read a second timo. Tho Gold Duties Abolition Bill waa re ported, read a third time anil passed. Tho Dog Registration Act was read a second time. Notice has been givon to tho House of Representatives of tho passage of the fol lowing bills through tho Legislative Coun cil : — Parliamentary Honorarium and Privileges Bill, Public Health x\ct Amend ment, Sharebrokers ltopeal, Chatham Islands Animals. Gisborno Gas Company Bill has also passed through tho Upjior House, and waa read a firat time in tho Lower Chamber. Agricultural Sohool for Auckland. SirGEOKtiK Gbky has given notice of his intention to ask Government if they will establish an agricultural school in tho North of Now Zealand at which instruction shall bo givon in tho cultivation of thoso products which that part of tho Island is so admirably calculated to prbduco in abundanco, but regarding tho cultivation ah'd plantation of which the inhabitants of the North have no knowledges or ex perience. North Auckland Railways. Thero is vory little probability of any thing being done in connection with tho railway north of Auckland this Kossion. Messrs Mitcholson and Moat' aro both anxious to have the lino extended north frpm Holonsville, and interviewed tho Min ister of Public Works with that objoct in view. He, however, held out no hope of the Work being undertaken. Mr Hobbs is1 jtorUing to secure tho extonsion from Kawa kawa to Karrio. Having succooded in get ting a petition on the subject referred to the VVaste Lands Committee, that body will toko evidenco and report. Mangero Mountain. Mr W. F. Bucklavd intorviowed tho Miri- Isteroi Landsyesterday, and urged on him tho desirability of vesting Mangero Mountain Iti the hands of trustees as a public domain. Hon. Mr BAiXANbK promised to look into the matter and give an answer iri a fow days. Auckland and tho Now Loan. , A feeling is gaining ground hero that Auckland will not bo allowed to participate In tho benefits from tho now loan, and in this connection I may cay that the Minister Of Public Works informed two Auckland tiiembers in tho cOursio of an intorview that Government does not propose to undortako at present any now lines, but only till up gaps whore urgontly roquired. The Sturdy Beggar. i Mr Brodio leaves for tho Thames this evening. Ho ha 3 been eminently succ S<ful in a number of matters, although he' partly failed in the main object of his visit. Ono result of his mission has been the payment of LSOO of Thames County revenue, which had been impounded by Warden Kenrick, ostensibly because of a disputo with natives, but really, according to local gossip, in view of tho probablo separation of Ohino muri, when it would havo been paid to tho latter district. Petitions Dealt With. The following Auckland petitions wero dealt with at a meeting of the Petitions Committee yestorday :—_H. Stewart, claim for 1683 during tho Maori war in the Wai kato —Referred to Government for consider ation ;D. Lynch, formorly of Dargaville— Consideration adjourned for production of further papers; Joseph Brabazon, praying for compensation for long services as toacher —No recommendation to make; John Martin, praying for money grant or light employment, having received injury on the. railway lino at Pokcno—Cannot recommend money, grant, but suggest that some 6uitablo light wirk bo prpvidod for petitioner; Mary Phetan, asking for compensation, her husband having been .accidentally killed—No claim on the colony ; William Miller—No claim on the colony ; V. H. Bochre, for payment of loss on salo of sheep in consequence of delay in delivery of telegram—No claim; Mace and Ogden, praying for relief from payment of portions of estreated bonds for R. E. Dale, of Patea, who: absconded before trial for forgery — Referred toGovenrment for consideration as to whether "tho bond was not excessivo, and if ho, that such relief may bo granted as will meet the equity of the case. ' Manukau Harbour. - The rival bills providing for vesting Manukau Harbour in Auckland Harbour Board and Onehunga Borough Council come on for discussion to-night. They both appeared on tho Order Paper yester day, but Hon. Mr Tole requested that they should be postponed till to night.; Mr Buckland, who had charge of the- One hunga Bill, consented to this course so long as his meisuro was .allowed to precedo the other, and this was agreed to. Tho Unemployed—Their Cause and Curo. The' House v,os compassionately dis- ' cussing.the question of the unemployed in ■ Christchurch and Dnnedin yesterday : after noon, when MrDuscAK'gave a rather in teresting turn to what was proving a very dry subject. He attributed the lack of employment in the South to the small amount of public money being spont on works there, and asserted at the same timo that vast sums were being spent in tho North. Ho asserted that they were always j voting large amounts for roads and ' bridges north of Auckland, and while the j Estimates last year showed that hundreds j of thousands of pounds were being spent in the North Island, only L 32.000 was voted fpr works in Otago and Canterbury. Dr. Newman claimed that thero was a great deal of djstress in Wellington, and Mr Seddon threw into the teeth of the North Island members the fact that they had LIS.OOO out of the amounts paid for opening roada, while tho South only got L6.0D0. ■ , ' Tho Pkemieb closed tho argument by promising to have a commission of three ex perienced men appointed to inquire into all alleged casos of individual want among the unemployed of Canterbury, and report. Thames Grievances. Col. Feaser has taken up the case of Ward, Wright, and other miners of the Thames whose grievances were reported on by tho Committee. Hon. Mr Ballanco has informed him that it is the intention of Go vernment to carry out the recommendation of the Committee, and they have arranged to inquire into tho inattor complained of during the rece.s3. In tho meantime in structions would be given to discontinue the prosecutions until the necessary inves tigations wero made. Very few questions of . interest were asked in the House yesterday. Mr Brau- SHAW was assured that tho Government had no intention this sossion of introducing a bill to provide a leasehold qualification to vote for members of tho House, or to amal gamate the city of Dunedin electorates. Mr Peacock represented the case of tho petitioner James Corloy as one of great hardship, and tho Government promised to place a sum on the Estimates to carry out the recommendation of the Committee. ' . Jottings. Captain Mokbis is anxious that tho House should hold a special sitting on Saturday. The Sneaker waa again absent yesterday, and Mr'Hamlin presided in his pace. Major Steward performed the duties ot Chairman of Committees. Members appeared in the Houso last night in evening dress. The cause was festivities at Government House. SirGEO. Grey complained in the House last ni«ht that he had been called a swindler and treated as a larrikin because of his action in introducing tho Parliamen tary Under-Secretaries of States Bill. Mr Shrimski yesterday urged Govern ment to proceed with the appointment ot Minister of Mines. It appears that there are 31 permanent ' Undersecretaries at the present time, jjj n SirGEO. tJKBY said in tho House last night that an attempt had been made by

members of the' Civil Service 'to influence gentlemen in tho Honso against him. _He said tho political iufluenco of tho Civil Servico should be swept away ; it had been encouraged by tho_lato Government. Mr Hobb3 intonds to ask Govornment whether they-will give offcet to tho recom mendation of tho Wasto Lands Committee last pension in tlio matter of Samuel Yotes's position. Mr Smith is to ask Government if they will cause asylum attendants to be placed on tho Ritno footing as gnol warders and other officials, so ns to prevent their being discharged without inquiry, as at present. Major Steward is to ask tho Minister of Defence whether ho will direct that polico shall bo specially instructed to assist tho local authorities in enforcing the provisions of the Dog Registration Act.

ANOTHER FIRE IN IN VERCARGILL.

Six Shops Burnt Down To-day,

(inr TELuaiuru.— ritK.ss association).

Inveiioakciill, this day. A.n'otiikr lire occurred in Dee-street this morning. Tho alarm was givon at 5.15 a.m., when tho shop of W. Brown, drapor, was observed to be on fire. Tho Brigade was early in attendanco, but this part of the block consisted of six wooden tenements, and nothing could bo done with the ap pliances in use to save them. Tho flames spread rapidly, and only ceased when the corner of tho block was reached. The fol lowing buildings wero destroyed :—Brown (draper), Moody (fishmonger), Steans (hair dresser), Crawford (boarding-house), Tom linson (saddler), Riordan (fruiterer). The brick warehouse of Sargood, Son, and Ewen, to tho rear of, tho wooden housos, was in danger for a timo, but was saved through tho pulling down of tho intermediate structures. No stock was savod from tho other places. Tho shop in which tho iiro broko out was next tho brick promises destroyed somo months ago, and now being robuilt. Later, In addition to tho other buildings, the branch shop of H. August was also des troyed. Tho following aro tho insurances:—Brown and Moody's shop (owned by J. Kingsland and Sons), L2OO in tlio Colonial oih'co, LIOO in the Liverpool, London, and Globo, LIOO in tho Royal, and LIOO in tho Victoria. Brown's stock, Ll5O in tho South British, and LIOO in tho Hanseatic. Thero was nothing on Moody's stock. Stein's and Crawford's building (owned by C. Free man), L4OO in tho Liverpool, London, and Globo. Stcan'd stock, LIOO in the Colonial/ Crawford's furniture, LIOO in tlio Hunsc-tic and LI2O in the Liver pool, London, and Globo. Riordan's and Tomlinson's buildintrs, L 250 in tho Australian Mercantile Union (Lliso ro insured), and Equitablo L 200; Riordan's stock, LSO in tho nanseatic. Tom linson's stock L2OO in the Mercantile Union, nnd L2OO in tho Fire in suranco Association. II: August's build ing, LI 00 in the North British ; and fur niture, LSO in tlio Standard, and LSO in the Union. Total iiisu ranees, L 2.770.

CRICKET

Saturday's Matches,

Several matches will bo played on tho 'Domain Cricket Ground to-morrow afternoon, as.follow :—

Paun-L- First v. Next Kiohtekn.—Parnoll Ist: T. llrown. A, Cosaoii, Drum, Hart, C. llill, Locky, Ohlson, Kyun, Taito, Testro, and Wright; Panu'll 2nd : W. Gardlnor, A Hill, Killips. Heron, Cosson ('.'l lleLcod, Tucker, Colo, Itewson, Damon, Mcllugh, Laurie, Keol loy, Reovos, Mourejand Whisker. Gaswoiiks v. Holland (on No 13 wioket).— Giiawoi-8 toam: Uothorhain, HodßSon, Fur nefl3. Stilwell (2), Lockley, Button, Goako. Cam mcll, llamilton, Edmunds. Holland team: Thomas (captain), ilurfoot. Heard. M<-1| (3), Mills, Murphy, O'Hnro, Watin,;, Blenkiusoi). Emdrßoncles: Edwards, Honn. Ai.ma v. Aliiion 'No. id wicket).—Wheatlcy (captain), PciiniUligan, Suitor, Adlingtan, Hill, Kootloy, Niohohts, ilammond, llickey, Klluy, Allison. Emergency: Cruig. ALi'HA. -The following toamsarorßquoßtedto bo on the Krouiut ut 'i p.m., Firat: Crunch, Klluiitrick, K. Marcroft, Abel CJ), Sisaon, Aircy, A; IJcwar, Gilmoi.r, Brook, I. C. Brown. Allen, Dryland. Second: Hay. Goodacre, Nosblt, Murcroft, Perslou. Newton. Johnstonc. Day, Ollmer, Gibbins, Gledhill, lliiek und Collins.

■ I Zingahi No. 1 v. Fbaniclin (No. G wicket). —I Zingari No. 1: Laird Ansonne. Chatflold (2). Johnston, Lewis, Daniel!:), Milner, Mullens. Poulsen, Wcb=tcr. Kmorgency: Fisher. Franklin:—Service, Hockin, Ncsbltt, Nijthtin gaie (2|. Pciter, Hoss, Scarchtlcld, Shcddon, Tattcrsall, Stimpson. Emergencies: Pcet, Moore, Spinlec. I Zingaki No. 2 v. True Blues (No. 8 winkol).—l Zingari No. 2: Smith, Brabazon, Mariin. McLeori. McKcnzic. Otway. Snodgrasa, Stone. Thomas. Tonka, Wynynrd. Kmoriicncii-s: llalicn. Montoßiie, Fishor. True Blues: Aniirows. Beamish. Buchanan. Cole, Gold water, Gerties, Howard, Kcllj-. Jlatthowa, Rowo, Tremain. Kmorgcncies: CunuiDgham, Treßuskisi

Waipawa, this day.—Fathers Ahem and Souzncan were returning from Wallingford yesterday, when tlio hor.«o shied, and they were thrown out of the trap. Father Ahorn was bruised, and Father Seaznean had hia leg broken. Silvester, for tho attempted murder of Mr Chambers by filing a revolver at him, was remanded. Driscoll, for horse-stealing, was committed for trial.

Christchurch, this day.—Another smart shock of earthquake occurred at 5.52 this morning.

Wellington, this day.—At the R.M. Court this morning, Poppens, tho default ing publican, was discharged, tho solicitor for the prosecutor intimating that he has no evidence to offer.

/FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1884

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" BUCHU PAIB A."-QMlek. compMo enre, nil annorinj Ki—ioy, Bla<Wer Hnd Urinary Macn.se*. At Unigrfita. Keuipthomo. l'nja&er A Co., Agi-DU. Auckland.



{I. C. OARB.I _B. D. XONKB FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17, • At 12 o'clock. 1 !_. BICY(;;LES and TRICYCLES. THE STOCK OF MR W. C. DENNKS, Who is Igiving up this business. PLAIN ROLL-SU, AND "BOWN'8" BEST JKULUS BISAUINGS. "OICYCLES AND mRICYCLES Without Reserve. B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. -OROSPECTUS. preliminary" announcement. THE MELBOURNE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING COMPANY Having secured tho COMMODIOUS PREMISES LATELY OCCU PIED BY W. VAILE & CO.. QUK ffiN-STREET, AUCKLAND, WILL ON SATURDAY, 18th OCTOBER, OPKN UP A WELL-ASSORTED STOCK OK GENERAL DRAPERY, MANTLES, MILLINERY, CLOTHING AND MERCERY. The aim of this Company is to supply the long felt want in this Colony of really KIR^CLAS^RMtoYAND CLOTHING Where Goods can bo obtained of Sterling Worth at Moderate Prices. AH Classes of Goods cumilied by the MEL BOURNE ORAPKUY AND CLOTHING CO. aro carefully selected by experienced, buyers from the Home Manufacturer?, and aro in many inotaoee* Manufactured Expressly to meet the climatic requirements ot this and the Sister Colonies. Tho Company aro thus enabled to supply tho General Public with Gooda at absolu tely Wholesale Prices, an achievement never yet attained by any Retail Firm in this Colony.. Tho extensive operations of this Company, with their intimate relations w.th beßt British and Continental producer?, is a sufficient guarantee of it. genuine character; and tnpir unusual .'abilities for buying in laigc quantities on favourable terms, enables them to maintain a well-farnei reputation, which they will en deavour to extend in this ColoDy. : ' The advances offered by tho MKLTOUHNK DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. COMPANY arc: - (Ist) Having Home Buyers, can obtain tho Latfßt Novelties and Styles; (2nd) they buy from the "Host Manufacturers .on tho J.oweat Terms, and Sell at VVholesnlo Prices; {3rd' the Entiro Stock is New and Fashionable; (Hh) t hay Sell Goods suited to the Climnte; (sth) they Sell Sterlintc Goods and No Rubbish; (6th) they Buy for Cash and Sell for C«6h ; (7th) their aim is to Sell at a Small Profit for a i arge Return. Tlio Company have secured as Manager in Auckland tho services of F. D. Woodrofkb, who has had a larcc experience in the Homo and New Zealand Trade. THE MELBOURNE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING COMPANY, QUEKN-STREET, AUCKLAND (On tho Premises la'ely occupied by W. Vaile . ..... and Co I _r WANTEDT-'-tohce, a mimbejl/.of ' ex perience- Drapers1 AgsiatantK-Apply Smith and Caughey.



Wanted. \\7 ANTED, a quiet, respectable Young Tl Gentleman as Boarder"; tornis moderate. —Apply Bolmont House, Nclson-stroot (third liouso past Government Schools). \%J ANTED, a homoly Young Girl, to V T attend to 2 children and assist in light housework.—Apply Mrs J. llamcr, Brown street, Ponßonby. _____ WANTED, a Boy ablo to milk a cow, and nmko hlmsolt' generally useful.— Apply Colonel Dawson, Elloralie. WANTED, a good General Servant. Must understand plnln cookinft nnd washing for a family ot two. — Inquire Selma Cottage. Ruaaell-Btreet, second liouso from Pon sonby Road. __. t]s7~ ANTED, an activo Man to do Drain ? » inir, Fencing, etc.—Apply F. G. Clayton, Carlton Road. WANTED to Purchase, for cash, Small Properties or Allotments near City.— Address, stating lowest prico, &c," U.H. Star Ofllco. WANTED, a Smart Boy, one that knows the town. — Apply Publisher, Stau Otllce. ANTED, a Girl, not under 15, to loqk after 2 children in daytime; sleep at hoi.je.-~Apply Mrs Edward Lewis, Wood-Btrcct, Po_-Foi.by. ANTED, a Youth.—Apply to C. Cunning, St. Mungo'a Cafe, Qtieon sh'p'Ot. __ WANTED, a Boy.—Apply Sharland and Co., Victoriu-strcot East. WANTED, rospectablo Youth for mer chant's oltlcc; must wri"e a good hand. —Apply "Junior."StarOllice. * WANTED, 3 Good Improvers for Dross and Mantlo-makiuif— Apply Ml-s Peler snu. first Bhop abovo tho Convent, M;uiukau KOftd. W'~ ANTED, a strong Boy for tho grocery. —J. Home, Wellington-street. WANTED, a Barber for Napior; married man proforrcd; wages, *2 103 per week.-Apply to It. May, Occidental Hotel. ANTED, aftor Christmas, a Resident Governess in a Kont-Wnmn's family in the Buburbs.-Address Box :W3, U.r'.O. WANTED, Buyor for .-roomed House, nearly new; gaa and water laid in. Prico, £200.-Apply S. U'urloy, next Currio's, Liu coln-atrect. Ponsonby. ANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply French Bakory, Hobeon-stroct. WANTED, a Girl, botwoon 10 and 12 yours, to do light housoworlc.—Apply Mrs Watson, corner Victoria and NoT^on-streets, W' ANTED, a Good Shooing Smith for tho suburbs,—Apply Munro and Pago Albort-fctroot. WANTED, a Nursogirl. References required.-Apply to Mrs 0. S. Shaylo George, Grafton Road. WANTED, Apprentices for tho Dress maklnß.—Apply Miss bull, J. Cosgrave and Co'a. WANTED, a smart young Lad with a knowledge of dressing poultry.—C. B. Smith; ; . ANTED, Two Respectable Mon as Boarders; 18a per week, washing in dudod.—Mrs Hunter, llrst houso, Hopbum- Btreet, Ponsonby Koud. WANTED, a good General Servant; ono accustomed to children.—Apply to Mrs CJohrialOß. Union Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, some poi»on to Adopt a new born Buby Hoy, — Apply A. \V , STAB Qlllcc. WANTED, a smart, Qnorgetic Partner with £100 capital to assist in extending an established business.—For particular apply " Energy." Stab Ottlco. ANTED, as Boarders, 2 roKpectuble Men; 17s, washing Included; be<r6oni. Bittinß-rooni.bath.in privatef iinily; ora Marriod Couple.—Address at Stab Olllco; ANTED, two respectablo Boarders in Vi elllngton-Btreet. near St Jainos'a Church.—For particular und addretu) ariply to Mrs Turnbull, corner of Wyndhain and Chapel atrueta. WANTED, Upholstre&s or Machinist who wishes to lcurn tho trndo -\jjply C. Peters, Upholat#ror, Kont-atreot, Huney 11111b. ANTED, Two Servant*, good Plain Cook and Housemaid; references re quired.—Mr James Hanlie, Itomuora. ANTED KNOWN.—ChoapMillinory, Drosses, Clothing. Calicoes, Prints, Hollanda. and Hosiery. Coinpctlon diilkd. Couio anil soo. — J. 11. Huuniui, Draper uud Clotliier, Victoria Btruct West. ANTED TO PUKCHASE, a second hand Pipo Screwing Machine.—Send anplic-Oona, stating whoro Been, to "Plumber," Stah Ofllco. WANTED, tho Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that the Now ZcalandSugiirCo. (Uiniicd) are giving tho highest price for Hones at their Depot, Cuatotiis-stioel Wfst, and that arranKo monta have been inndo for collection on upulica tion at tho Depot, to the nKcnt, Kobt. Geo. llill. WANTED TO BOKKOW, £300 on second mortgage of Auckland City Pro porty; good security: 10 per cent, interest.— Apply " A.Z.." Stah Ofllce. , WANTED, Boarders ; good accommo dation and every comfort.—Apply J. O'Sulllvan, The Old Houso at Home, Viotoria \k/ANTED fCniUY, a 3 or 4-roomed V\ Cottnge;halMiour'swiilkfromPost-otlice £20 down, bulance on terms.—Apply Authors, Confectioner, l'onsonny. WANTED, by a Lady, Two Gontlomen Boarders; largu bodrooma; overyixin sideration and comfort.—Apply Partrlduo and Woollaniß, Toljacconißts, yueen-atrecL __ __ YITANTED KNOWN—Wan ted" to Pur- V T chaso, llonscA of I), I, and 5 roomß each ; nnißl be cheap and nenr tlio city, if possibloj principals only dealt with.—Apply tho NowtZen laud iloußo. Land, and Kstato Agency, High stroct. __ WANTED, Tenders until Monday, 13th, for C oaring 25 acres Land at Avon dale.—Sam. White, Custoin3-atreet Kaat. AITfED~K'NO\VN—That II vhl e" '& Son, Bootmnkcrs, arc Soiling Oir and Selling Cheap, be'ng about to remove to New Premises at the Junction of Queen and Grey streets. No reasonable ofler rctusi d, as we »i<n tooi enournewshopwithan Kntiroly New Stock, — HUULB & »:ON, 70, Victoria-street, nnd Kamngahape Koad. ANTED KNOWN —Mrs Tiornoy, Ucrtlflcatcd Midwifo, Shortotrect, New market. Highest medical references. ANTED KNOWN, Coffeo Tables, 5s M; Toilet Tablos, 4s lid ; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen Tables, Ss 6d, 10s, 11s; Mcatsafoe, 8s 6d; Kitchen Drcsaera, 39a-MitDampior'B llobaon-street Shop. ANTED KNOWN—The New Zoa lnnd! House, Land, Estato.and Financial Agoncy. Hlgh'-etrcot, haring ongaged th« eer vlces ot a competent Architect, ore now pre pared to cxecuto Plans and Bpociflcalions for all classes of Dwellings, Shops, &c, Evoiy attention given to clients ontrusting tho Agenoy with their requirements, and aß»l«tanca given to build if neccsaary.— The Now Zealand House, Land .and Eatato Agenoy, Hlgh-Btreet. ■ WANTED KN O W N.—Handsome Btufled Cpuchos, 14s 6d and 19s fid j hand some Stuffed Chairs, 10s; Chestsof Drawei-8,19s 61; VV'aahatande, 5a lid ; Colonial Couches, os 3d ; Stretchers, 6«; Flock Cushions, 1b; Hat Kacka, 1b Cd.—At Dampicr'B Hobßon-et Shop. X%T ANTED KNOWN—W. S. Fagan, V T Butcher, Newton Road, will refuso no Beasonable Oifor on Saturday nights. Must clear out. , WANTED KNOWN—Mrs Widgery, Cortiflcatod Midwife, Nowmarkot-slreet, Newmarket. Highoot medical referenceß; \~\T ANTED TO RENT, a small Work- V? shop for light woodwork business close to Auckland Timber Yard?.—Address 'G.H F., Star Ofllcc. ANTED KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and Co., Ponaonby Road, are now showing a eplondid assortmont of Prints and Sateens, also Summer Dress Gooda, in all the leading ghadea. Exceedingly nood value. WANTED KNOWN—In Jewellery, Charles Kelsey and Co. still continues to confine themsolvcs entirely to Heal Silver and Heal Gold. Buyers will tlnd a large assort ment to chooae from, and of tho newest de signa.—Charles Kelaey & Co.. 120. Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. have juat unpacked a Choice ABSortmeot of New Gooda in Silver and Gold, Jewellery ; everything guaranteed, as they koop no imltationß.—Charles Kelsoy and Co., 120, Queen-atreot. _____ WANTED KNOWN— Cueap Timber ! Cheap TinnKßl And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchaaod choaper and better than anywhero o so at the yards or D. GOLniE, Albert-street. ANTED SEENr D. W. Jack & Co.'s Summer Millinery, Flowers, Feathars, Hats in all the latest novelties, fashionable, cheap, and good; alao, a well-assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Hibbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosier?, etc , etc. • WANTED KNOWN—D. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonhvliond.havojußtopcmida large stock of Corsets, including fho new imtent "Simplex." All prices, from Is lid. N.B.— Special lino, worth 7s tkl, winch we aro Belling at la^ WANTED— When you aro in ilobaon- Btrcet call and soo tho Jarpo and ohoico stock of Moagiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, lor the present season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED, careful Housewives to look out Old Shirta. to send them up for Rc frontiEg an-l Ho cuffing to O. Ec L'cau's, No. B,' Queen-atrcet. . WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, atT. Nutsfcrd's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all worte warrantod for 12 months. WANTED KNOWN — Inferior Tea, 3d per lb; Splendid Tea. Is 6d; Baking Powder, Cd tholb tin ; CanarySoed, id the lb; Carraway Soed, Cd; Arrowroot, «d perlb; Good Sai_co,Jdthebottle;aS,l>anipier'M.Hobson-»t_-eet. TS7"ANTED KNOWN—Having Bought VT too many New Grecian Cane-Seated Chaira, I will sell 50 cases of them at much less than they; can be bought at auction, namely, if 3d each; also, New Painted Wood Chaira, 3s 3d; Cane-Beated do, 3a 3d ; Arm-ctiairß, Gs 6d; Foldintrchairs (cm-petseated), 5s fid; Rocking chairs (with arms), Cane-eeated. 10s: Children s Rocking chairs, 3s, at Dam pier's, Hobeon-Btreet. W" ANTED KNOWN, —That Weekly Sales of Furniture and General Merchan dise are held at Mercantile Sale Rooms- ten trance Mercantile Chambers, next Bank New Zealand). HUNDREDS of pieces of Furniture to select from privately or at auction, and always at AUCTION PRICKS. Tho s»ving that may no elFected in Furniture, Bedding, So., &c.,ts fully THIRTY PER CENT- on prices. Heads o{ families and all ih_.fty persons, CALti at once, a4 both Grodory and Drapery Goods are being Bent in for .ale.—J. B. Bander son, Auctioneer.



.: ■ Wanted.^ -.".:"'""■ .. WANTED, a Parlourmaid accustomed to tho duties.—Apply Buona Vista, Edou Crescent (next to Grey's Cordial Factory). WAN 1 ED, a strong Youth accustomed to the butchorhig.—Apply to Goo. Itayneß, Parncll. WANTED, a first-class Barmaid.- Apply, at once, Greyhound Hotel. WANTED, General Servant for c family; good wages; local refer onccs required.—A. McLeod's Ret,'istrr,Oxley'f Buildinßs, Wharf; or St. Mary's Iload, Pon scmbyj WANTED, an active Boy to make him self generally useful.—Apply Honder son and Molvor, Cabinctmakcra, karangahupc Koad. WANTED, Needlework of any descrip tion, by a competent person. Children's dresses made or altered,—Apply Miss Francesa, Stau Oilicc. WANTED, a Coat Hand ; also, a Girl quick with needle.—Apply Williams People's Tailor. Victoria-atreet. Y\J ANTED to Soil, Grocery Business, TV with commodiotis Shop and Dwelling : corner silo; Rrahd chanco for an cnerKOtic man.—J. K. Randoroon^ _^ _ WAN,TBD-£OOO to 1800 a year can bo made by Inveeting £1,000 in lucrative city bußiness, owner leaving aftor throe months' service K_™ii»__rJ!' !'• H-j-ndorson. WANTED TO SELL, nice young Cow nt oalving; vory quiet. >- Apply Mi Dickaon, 801 l wood, Mo^nt Koskill Road. "^SJSTANTISD TO BORROW, £100 on some V T Allotments near the Lake, Nortli Shore, —Apply to Mr Slovens, High-wtrcot. ANTED, a Canvassor for New Zea land Accident Company ; good opening for a successful and competent man.—P. A, Kdniißlon, Acting Maniiger. ANfED~KNOWN, that all working mon can aave their money by oalliDg at tho Govornor Gordon Rostauront. All Meals Sixponoo; Board and Lodging 15s por weok.— Robert Murdoch, I>ropri(:tor.-Noto tho address —Nearly oppo'aito tlie Waltoniata Hotel, and close to tho Dock. WANTED KNOWN—That Tapp & Co., Bootmakora, Victoria-street (noxt Colson's, Booksellers), are solliti- o(i' their lurge and assorted atock of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices for cash only. Enormous eucri llcos. No roaßonablo otrer refused'during the siilo. Tho public are particularlj- *quested to nolico the prices in the window before punchas ing eUowhoro.—Tapp & Co.. Vlctoria-strcift. WANTED KNOWN. — I^)ta of Fresh Drapory, including—Blaokltollon Cloth, 2a lid; Cretonne, 3. and 7Jd; Men's Unices, Ud; Windsor Scarves, 1»: Black Burlington do., Brt ; Apron Hundkerchiefs, fl.d ; Boys' Suite. 5* 3d ; BoyB1 Twocd Trousers, 3s lid; Black Satin, Is (3d and la lid ; I_iri;e Lot of Soiled Black Wiuldlng, 6 yards for 9d ; Men's Washing 'lies, 1b por do«.; Men's Hard Felt Hats, Is (id ; Tweed,' la and Is fid; Linen Collars, all Bizes, 4d ; Cretonne Bind ing, 2d yard; Dress Preservers, id tlio pair; Black Cashmere, la Cd and 2s 6d ; Slate Si(e*iia. SJd: Fancy ltibbons. Id; Grand Lino ot Lndiea' Umbrollaa, la Id ; Fancy Aprons. Id, 6d, and Is; Babies' Blba. 6d ; mack Kid Gloves, la lid ; Men's Regatta ShlfH. 2s lid; White Mohwkin Pants, 6a lid; Men's l"ußO' ( Coata, 10a; WorKTng Shirts. Is; Coloured Handkerchiefs, Id ; Men's Real Good rsJxhtcapß, reduoed to Is per doz., cheap enough for dish cloths; Coloured Cash luero TwUl, BJd: Coloured and Black Jersey Olovea, 7.d; Ohiidrcn'i Sockn, from 2jd: Cor sets, la M ; 10-1 Blai'ketH. (is l)d ; Grand Lino of Coloured Sateona, &.d ; Kmbrolderod Collars, 1h; Hoylo's Best Prfaits, s_<l; Black Lustro, Oid ; 30- Inch Calico. 5s OT iho ituz. )_urtl»; 32-lnoh do., 3s Gil tho doz.; Ojuiy do., fraln 2jd; Coloured Damnsic, IO<1; /Uolourcd Silk Squurcs, 7_d ; ijivender Water. M bottle ; Bliusk SU-aW 11..t.5, C.<l: Men's Striped Socks, G.d; Bhotland ltihbcd Socks, lid; tho ladies' Jackots are now reduced to 59 lid, and tho Ladles' Ulstcrß are reduced to 7s lid; Children s, Zs lid ; BleachedSwansdown C:ilico, Is; Violet Powder, Id the largo packet Pomado, Bd tho b0U!o: Print Skirts, is lid ; 10-» While Quilts. Ga lid; Towels. 2j_, 3jd, 4_d; 72. inch Unbleached Sheeting, lOd; 7--inch Uloaoliud do.. Is; Wool Beige, 7Jd, IOJd ; Ladies 'Leather Bags, la each ; Lot of Fresh Jewellery, cheap; at Danrpjer's Witkollcld-Btroot Rhor^ WANTED," tho'Tnlinbitante oTTurnell to Know that W. 11. Damplcr, Boot makor. opposite tho Burrol Hotel, l'urnell, ten dors lila sincere thanks to them for tho patron ago already accorded tohlni.nnd thathofntonilH .to aatonish them witJi hla Wonderful Hurgußm in Boots and Shoos for tlio future, which will always he the Bamo in price and quality aaivt hl« Town Shop. Fur particulars please read the Town Advertisement, which la tlio noxl ono to llite. \\[ ANTED KNOWN—Boota! Boots I TT Another grand i o t, I'lirchasera aro requested to shnw their Bargains to their friend.—Men's IJ.S. Boots (our own make, some thing astonishing), Us Gd : Men's Auckland Bluchcra, 5s lid; Men's Handsomo Durable Patent Leather Slippers, 2s 9d ; Men's Roal But!' Slippera. 2s ltd, usual prico, sa; nice lot of Ladies' K.S. Kid Boota, J» Cd Mid :>a M : BiiporiorFuiioy Stitched do., lislid; wand lino of; Lndiub' K.S. Ilitth-log Mprocco Boots, Kb M ; Ladl&s' High-heel Prunt-ll- Boots (nearly all si/.i m). Is (kl; superior (litlo (all fii/ys), 5s and 53 Cd; I_i_ie»' Sewn lloukc Boots (with hools), 2s lid ; grand line of Golosh.d House Boots. 33 M; Liuliea' Whito Marcclla Boots, 2s; Ladies' White Sateen Bootß (with high hoelB), 3s tVi; Ljullob' Out-do,ir Shoes (not. alip pera, mind), is fkl; Indies' Oxford and Dorby WalkJne Shoes. 6a (id; Ladies' Handsome Pa tent Leathor Slippers, 2s fkl; Ladies' Prunella Slippers. 3s Gd; Maida' High - leg Button Boota, 3s; sprondid lino of Girln' Patent Laco-ups (sizes, 7 to 10). Is Gd ; Infanta' Felt Boots, 9d ; Infants' High-log Button Boots, Is!)_ ; an enormous quantity of Infants' K.S. Boota, different kinds, la Cd; Infanta' Patent Strap Shoes (with buckles), 1b Gd, &c , &c, &c.; strong Leather Boo£ Lacoa. Id tho pair; Cotton do.. 3d tho doz.; Button Hooks. Id; Cork Solca, 2}d; Shoo Horns. 3d; Boot Protectors, 3d tho oct; Button Futitonors, Gd tho box; Hautlnvny's eclobrated Peorlcßfi Gloss, Gd the Bottle. N.B.— The public aro requested to cxamlno tho various kinds of booto and Bhocs mado on tho premises at Dampicr'B Boot Shop, Victoria street, and also SI Dampicr'a Boot Shop, I'arnell (opposite tho Bitrfcl Hotel). "T"sTTITURTON FACTORY CHEESE— _c\. 12 cases Vorv Prime, ex Wairnrapa;' price low, to clejir.—K. Whitehead. Sflsccllancous Wiuttetls. A MARRIED COUPLE, just from Homo, desiroa Sitiiiition no Cnrc-tnkcr or any olllcu oC trust (Wcaloynns); ncst-clasa testimonials.—Address (I. Sumnierfgill, Gem-i^il PoHt-olHco. Aucklajid. T> A R T N E 11 S H I P. Wanted, a Co-partnor as Bolleasuo in tho Farming Department of a large nnd profitable lfetail Diiiry jlusinces. holding valuable leases of land ddjnoitnl to tho citr. Nonabul a praclicul man who undor^tands the growlrtg of root and grouii crops and liberal hand-feeding need apply. Probablo capital required. £1,2(10 to £1,500.— Apply T. L Whito, Accountant, SclierlTßiJulld- Ings, Auckland. 13 A R T N E R S H: I P. Wanted, a Partner (sleeping or nctive), with about _-,O\D, to extend a good payftg Manufac turing Business. For particiriars apply T. &S. MORRIN fc Co. (Limitud). 1 A JfEKICAN BROOMS, slightly rat"- JT_L eaten, from Odeach; a heavy sacriflco.— F. Whltchead. Funeral Notices. <3iK'®?_*_ ANCIENT OIIUEK ||Pp|S®S| FORESTERS. wi^O^fm^i COURT Uw^T_w«*!y Al^ "10 mem^cra °' fully requested to Attend tho Funeral of our Into Brothor STEPHEN CLARKK. which leaves his lato resi dence, Montague - street, Newton, on SUNDAY Afternoon, October 12th, at 2.30 o'clock. Members of other Courta aro respectfully invitod to attend. By order of the C.R. JOB GIBBS, Secretary. Corporation Notices. fiITY OF AUCKLAND. IW-LAW No. 28. APPOINTING CKRTAIN BHACKNEY Bgßfi-rfg" «»«» Notice is hereby given that the abovo By-law, made on the 9th day of October, 1884, under and in pursuance of the provisions of tho Municipal Corporations Acts, will be confirmed on Novem ber fith, 1881. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, October 10th. 1881. 471 LITsAINTSTSOCIAL GATHERING. —All Members of Committee and othera intoreßtcd aro carnostly roquestod to attend Special Meeting in All Saints' School-room, TO-MORROW (Saturday) EVENING, at 8 "T'UCKLAND CRICKET ASdOCIA i\ TION. A Mcetiug of all Sooretqrica 9? Cluha belong in if to the above Association will bo hold at tlio Club Room, United Service Hotel. TO-MOR ROW (Saturday) EVENING, October 11, at 8 OCloCl^ A. M. BEALE-Jlon. Sec. SELLING OFF—3OO Pairs Men's Coloured Mole Trouaora at 3s lid : Men's Working Phir: 8, 1b 3d ; real bargains.—lfcrimndcz, Drnper, Newton, . , I' OST, at Odafallow's Hall, Ponsonby, a _ L-dy'sFan.—Plenso return to Publisher, STAlt'OfflCO. , Tj'Oß SALE, cheap, AVilcox and White JD Orgao, 11 ptops, pipo top. in good order; or exchange for Piuno. — Apply C. Stroeter, Karangahttpo ltoad. _____ JjlOli SA'LB, McCfiulny-street, ofl'Newton ' Road, 6-Roomed House (choap); only _175. — 11. Partington, Houso and ]~iiid Aftcut. J 7lOll SALE, Hillsboro', adjoining Pah ? Farm. 5 Acres first class Laud; splondid view; terms easy.—ll Partington, St'ichbury's Buildings. IJsOKfiAL-, first-class Hotel in Waikato. |H —For further particulars apply to H Partington, House aod Land Agent, Stichbury'= BmldintS; _^^ REELING OF!'—S.OOO Yards of really WJ good Dress Material, AlpacaT"Oatmeal Cloths, etc., 6rl per yard.—Fernandez, Draner Navvton. . .- .- ..- 6' ' Tj^Oß SALE, a Chain-stitch Machine £} nearly now. and in thorough workinj order. Ppicc. tl.—Apply ■"Stella," STAit.Offlccf WANTED, Ja strong Youth' to carry out goods; \wgea, m a week.-R.W.H. tar Office,



Pnbllc Notices. j-^r Q S. WAIT AX I, j^S^^U^T KJ9 in eonacquenco of the f&wJ*'*Swk*s%£'"' r'0 'l'(''lL' ovorhaul in liock, <Jjj^R^?^^rwill not proceed on her usual ss**r***o"^ Friday Trip this evening; but will leavo Qunon-btreet Wharf at 11 o'clock TO MORROW (Saturday) NIGHT [or Whangarci. KAMO COLLIBRY CO. ____iiTKt>), Agents.' "vfOTICE.-Those Competing for the Fivo _L^( I'ound Note, to be given a-way, are re quested to send iii their Names and Artdrcssos, together with Receipted Bill, not later than Monday next, 13th October.—B. Coombes & Co. H" ORSES TO GRAZE.—Good Grazing at Mr Allthorpe's, Ro3cbank, Avondale. Inspection invited. MONEFTO LEND—The Now Zealand Houso, Lnml, Eotate, and Financial Anoney, Hiijli-slreet, are prepared to lond money to builders or others lo assist in the Erection or Purchase of Houses on Freehold 'or Leasehold Properties, at lowest rates of interest. THE CITY BUFFET is uowundorcoing Ropajr, and will in futuro be carried on for the j.ropriotors under tho managMiient o£ Thos. MeEwln. "VrOTIOB,— Those CompotiiiK (or tho Five _Ll I'ound Noto, to be given away, are re quested to send in thoir Names and Addresses, together with Receipttd Hill, not later than Monday next, lijlh OcWber.- S. Coombes & Co. SjIIiURTON FACTORY CHEESE— 12 cimes Very Primo, ox Wairarupa; prioo low, to clear.—I1 Wliituliead. J~3ROFESSOIt CARROLLO will open lii« Gymnatium for the Third Quarter, and comment!;; a Boginners' Class, on MONDAY Next, October 13, at 7.30, in tho large room, Mer cantile Cham burs. Fisher's BuilclinKS, Queon jstreut, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, Terms, fil Is por quarter, in advance Gentle mon can bo met at any hour in the day for pri vate lessons in Boxing, etc., or at Interval nights. Ad dress 110, Grey-Btrcct. TLfOTICE.—Those Competing for tho Five Jl.i Pound Noto, to bo given away, are re quested to vend in thoir Names and Addresses, together with Receipted Bill, not later than Monday next, 13th October.—S. Coombes & Co. AMBOOZLEING; Tho Board of Education; Biblo Reading in Schools; Doctors Diuagreo, &c, *c—Head •' New Zealand Frco Press," 11th Octobor, 18t'l. "TIUERICAN BROOMS, slightly rat jCjl. eaten, from Od Oach; a heavy sacrilico.— F. VVliitolicad. MR HENRY TEE CE, ELOCUTIONIST, Will receive a fow Pupils for a short course For particulars, apply by letter to this ofllce. IVTOTICE. —Tlioso Competing for tho Fivo JJI Pound Note, to by givon away, are re quested to sgnd in their Names and Addresses, together with Receipted Bill, not Inter than Monday next. 13th Octobor.—S. Coombea & Co. A BHBUKTON FACTORYUiIEKSE^ J\. li! caaoa Very Prime, ox Wairurapa; price low, to clear.— F. Whitclieiul. TW"JGIII SOIL CONTRACT. NOTICIS TO TENANTS AND HOUSE HOLDERS. September Qimrter now Duo. All services not paid fur by tuo lUlh October will be stopped without further notice. ' ' SAM. WHITE, Contractor, . i^fICARS (:TfEAP !-Twoyoav-olti ''Sir \j UobTt Peels," 7 for lsr; fo clear.—F. Whltehead. __ PERSONAL. -if this sTionld meot tlio eye of liny Person wanlimf a Five Pound Noto, iboy shnuld sco Advertisement In tho Paper, as Saturday is the Last Day.-S. Coombes & Co,, Quecu-streot. _ PIANOFORTES Tuned, Bs, by an ex perienced hand from KirlAuun's, London oldlPlttnoseniiruly lvstored in tone and touch; hammers rcfultod. 1 Kuinca.-W. Slor, College Hdotl (next to Cascade Stores), and ut Karangu hapo Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, New ton); rmiARS CHEAP!-Two-year-old "Sir \,J Robert Pcelu," 7 for Is; to clear.—F. Whit "head. •i?'"O"i T0 flO-00..0 LENT on Building (T&.fl " " Soeieiy principles,or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Puynicnt System. Mortgages ami Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for Sale on ilrst pago. Six por cent, allowed on money deposited for invostinent.— C. Wn.LAMSO.N, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, lliglmtroot, Auckland. |JIIVE l'OUNi:)S"~Givon to tho Person JU producing tho L-irgest Receipted Hill of Goods Purchnned at tho Great Salvage Sale, betwyen October Oth imd October 11th inclusive. -S. Coombcsji; Co.. (Jiicensh-cet. MES HAGON,'"Widow, lato of No\Vton Hoad, beys to Inform her Friondsnud tho rubliugenoially that slm has Purchased Sir J. 11. ljuniur'fl Stationery liuslncssln Karangihapo llnad. iind liopc.s. by keeping tho bent articles ami s-.-lling aj tlio lowest ratcß, to meet the waulijuf tlioiitetrict. A Labour mid Servants' Registry Is also con nected with tho business. Referring to tlio abovo. having Oisp^flfiil of mj- Stationer's lluslnesa toSlrsHagon, I fuel sure tho Public will meet with the bent article at tho lowot price undor the now control My Agency Business will be carried on as usuul at same address. JOHN 11. lIAMER. CIGARS CHEAP I— Two-yont-old "Sir Kobort I'eels," 7 for Is"; to clear.—F. Whltchead. T> RELIM INA R V NOTI CE. CITY L.\IfWS, SWONDS-STREET. Tho undersigned have received instructions !o LayOut and Prepare for Sale the well known Property (about 12 acres) known as Glensldo, latuly in tho occupation of Thomas Hus.ski.i,, Ksij., nnd they aro now engaged in Laring Out ide Hoads and Allotincnta so na to nll'ord tbo moHt. convenient tfiKrf kdh BusiNKSS and Viu.a Rksidkncks. TDK FlllbT SALE BY AUCTION will take jilaco on WKDNKSDAY, thu Slh of November, when tho fnmtiigti lo Synionds- Btrcct will be olfcrcd. The reiiiulndur of the Property ni soon after as tho rouds nre com" ploted, as ugrccd by tho City Council. W. F. HAMMOND AND SON, Architects. Surveyors, CI Ers. Auckland, 1 October. 1881. T^T OBLE, Cash Dropor, next Itevoll's _* Furm'iihing Warehouse. Quoen-stroct, re quires ABsiataiitund Apprentices to Millinery DrcjsmakliiK. and t-qlcw.— Apply Monday. A SHBURTON FACTORY CHEESE— Jt\_ 12 cnso.'i Very Prime, ex A*ii»irapn; prico low. to clear.—F. Whit'ohend. r ■ T~7^IVE PbUNIJS Given to tho Person } producing tho Largest liecolptcd Bill of Boods Purchased at tho Great Salvage Sale, between October Cth and Ooioborlllh inclusive. —S. Coombon & Co., Quoen-stroot. UEEN GOMVMIXTnG COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of Twoponco p«r Sharo on tho Com pany's Capital has Ibis tiny been nmdo by tho ■»lrectors. payable to the Manager, at I ho Com pany'sOllico, NowZoaland Tnsurancoßuild'ngs, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, tho 12th day of November, 1881. D. O. MacDONNKLL, Manager. Auckland, flth Oclobcr. )SBl. - . IVE POUNDS Given to tl o Person producing tho Largest Receipted Bill of Goods Purchased at tho Oroat Salvntfo Hale, betwoon October Cih an<l October Uthiiiclusivo. —S. Coombes & Co., (Jueen-stroet. A ME'RICAN""BROOMS, slights rat _rjL eat<!n, from 9d each; a heavy sacrifice.— F. Whltelfoad. Exhibit ions. AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW, To be held dt tho GROUNDS, GREEN LANE, ELLERSLIK, ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY, November 8 and 10, 1881. Catalogues arc-now ready. SPORTS aa usual will bo hold in connection with the Show. W. PERGIVAL, Secretary. Lost aud Found* LOST, between Shortland - street and ; Kolsey's Shop, Purse coutalnlng Sum of Money.—Finder suitably rewarded on returning samo to Counting House, Arch. Clark and Sons. OSTTTTfIaok and Tan Collio Dogi white under throat, about 10 months old. Finder rewarded.—Apply G. Shirloy, Haymar kct, Queen-street. }71IVE POUNDS Given to the l'eieon ' producing the Largest Receipted Bill of Goods Purchased at the Groat Salvage Palo, bet ween October fith nnd October 11th inclusive. — S. Coombes & Co., (Juoenstreel. FOUND, on 7th inst., a Lady's Silver Albert Cliaiu.-Apply at 82. Wnkullold-rt TJIOUND, a Boat, drifting on tho Taka- X? puna Bcacli.—Apply lo M. Murphy, Lako Takapuna. 171OUND, a Brown Maro, about 13 hands 1 hlßh.— Ayrtfly to J. Ryan, at C. Allison's. Victoria-street—lf not claimed within If days from date, will bo sold to pay expenses. jIIVB POUNDS (Jivcn to tho Person ' producing tho Larcest Receipted Bill of Goods I'urchascd at tho Great Salvage Sale, between October 6th and October 11thinclusive. —S. Coomhcs fc Co., Queen-street. TRAYED into my stable, a small Cow, brown and white, very iioor; owner can havo samo by pn^ing expenses.-G. Rogers, Upper Quoon-strcef. Tenders. rjy o builder s. EX"mSNSK)N OF TIME. Tho time for receiving Tenders for tho Erec tion of Factory in Lome-street has been Ex tended till noon on SATURDAY, 11th ins.t. R. M. WATT, Architect. 2oi, Queen-streot. TO BRICKMAKERS.—Wanted, Tenders JL until MONDAY, 13th, for Making 500,000 Bricks (everything found), by Pug Machine.— Apply to Higgs Brothers, Henderson. Wqlfk'S Schnai'l'S is row the most popular drjnk in the world. Avoid other so-called S«fINAPPB.- The popularity and enormous sales of WOWK'S Schnapps testify Kb intrinsio merits.



To Let rilO LET, a Six-roomed Houso with evor JL. convenience;, Btiible, outhouse, etc., nca the waterworks.—Apply toll, W. Simos, 800 l maker, Karangahapo Road, mo LET, in St. George's Bay, Parnell, ; JL comfortable 5-roomcd Cottaßo, with wate laid on and garden.—Apply on the premises. T~O LET, Graf ton Road, a oonvenien 5-roomed Houso; gas and water laii on.—S. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliery Ofllce, 1J Queen-street. TO LET, a 4-roomed House in Avon-at —Apply lo Benj. Giimer, Hepburn o V ort streets. TO LET, a Houso of Four Rooms am Scullery, Windsor Lane, Parnell.—Appl: second housw below. ■_ rjncTLET, a Now Six-roomed House oi I Mount Eden Road ; gas and wator.- Apply Crockett's Store, Mount_EdciL_ rriO LET, two Large Rooms (unfurni.'jhcd) JL —Apply Boot Shop, College Road. _ TO LET, in Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, i Comfoitably-furnished Cottage of iivi rooms, for a term of six months; gas and wate laid on; every convenienco to a careful respectable tenant; row rental.—Apply to C .li. Murray, Lincoln-street,JPonsonby. rfiO IJET, ri Six-roomed" House; eren 8_ convenience; rent, 13s. —Apply J*'. O AN'liiting. King-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, 5-roomod House, Pompnllie: Terraco. icnt 12; 5-roomcd House, Albert street, rent 2,'ia; also Shop, rent 305.—11. Par tiiifton, Stichbury's Buildings, T"O LET, a largo Sitting-room, wel furnished, fino view, and two Bedrooms —Apply Mr Hanson, liuilder, Borcsford-strect orStaiiOfllce. '. ' rff^O LET, Workshop in Customa-stroc JL West.—Apply tho New Zealand House Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. TO BE LET, in Norfolk-st., Ponsonby two nice, cliccrful Front Rooms.—Applj to Mrs Dyer. TO LET, a 4-roomed Gottago, with range, register grate, washhouso, city water,- Apply Mr Julian, Totara-atroet, off Hcpburn-st ri'AO LET, a now 7-roomod Houso; one JL minute's walk from lower wharf, Nortl Shore.—Apply to It. and It. Ouder. TO LET or SELL, a first-class 5-roomec Cottage, Kingsland. — Apply to Jamoi O'Connor, Sovern-stroct, Mount Aden. MHO LET, a Storo and Offices near Cus JL torn-houso. Fort ■ street. — Apply Stai OHlce, Wyndham-ttreeL O LET, Doublo Offico, City Chambers, High-stßect; fireplace and register grato, &c, &c.—Apply to J. M. Macdonald or H. W, Heattu npo LET, New Six-roomed House, Brown- I street, next but ono to Ponsonby Road; gas, water, every convenience.—Apply W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby I'oad. O LET, a 3-roomed Brick Cottage in Albert-sU—lnquire at Professor Evans's, Albcrt-ptrect; TO LET, junction of Queen and Grey strocts, a now, roomy Shop and Cellar; also, Shop and Cellar-fronting Marker entrance. —11. Browne, Pitt-street (top of Viuceut-strcel), or at tho premises. rPO LET, largo Two-storied "Houso in JL Jennynstroct; stable, garden, &c ; gafi and water lai'l on; just been put in thorough repair; commands magniliccnt view of harbour. —Apply W. Aitken, ICaq.; or Major T. V. Shep herd, Auckland. rjho LET, 12-roomcd Jloueo in Symonds fi street, next, (iniminar School; Bplendid \iu/r of Albert Park, Ilio L'omaln and harbour; large collar with concrcto floor, bath room, and every convenience; «as and water laid on.— Anply to Messrs Vailo and Douglas, Sliortland otrcet; or, W. Rattray, 178, Quucnstreet. "TVTOR'WI SHORE.—To Let, two furnished J3I Apartments; private entrance, use of kitchon, no other lodgers, no children; 1 niinuto from wharf.—Apply I'oat-olllce, Devonport. •vfORTH SHORE—One or Two Rooms J3I (Unfurnished).— Apply Cresswell's Store, Mclrolio, llevonport. FFICES to Lot in Vulcan Lano.—Ap- ply to^'onnell & Cooper, Solicitors. OFFICE to Let, Soinervell's Buildings, Quecnsireot. — Apply to Mr W. Ciilpan, care or Messrs Hoakcth and Richmond, Solici tors. Bank Bulldinns. O.ueen-stroet. PersosutT,' -]vr o 't I o c . JL™ Any Person harbouring my son, Arthur William Cracknel), after this date, without my wrilt'.m cotiKi-nt. will be prosecuted.—MAKY CUACKNKLU Cireyttroet. Auckland. 10th day of October, 1831. M^cMURRAY MISS, lately from hon* by sliip Nelson, will oblige by calling on .N. ii. Lennox, liookseller. 100. Qucc-u-strc«t. P" "ESSONAL.—If this should meet the eye of any Person irantiriir a Five Pound Note, lliuy should see Advi-rtisement In the Paper, us Saturday is ttie Last Day.-S. Coombes & Co., Qucun-stroot. IF~MKS EDWARD COOKE, who called on Mr Oxley, Ilnrding-strnet, will call at J. and 1). Oxli'y's, Queen-streot Wharf, it will be to her advantage. PERSONAL.— If this should meet the eye of any Person wanting a Fivo Pound Noto. they should see Advertisement in the Paper, as Jrnturday is the Last l)ay.-S. Coombes & Co., Qneen-strof 1. mHOMAS PUItCELL, lato of Wairon, Jl Hawlco's Bar, please call at, my Ofllce—T. Ussher, Stichhurj-'s Buildings, Queen-street. EAR MARY,-—Return to your Anxious Butcher next the British Hotel, and all will bo forgivon. P.6.—tyon't forget the kit. Medical ODONTALCJICON, tho now remedy for Toothache, kißtantnneously Etopß tooth iicho. nruiits decay, acts as a stopping. Price, X—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Ko'.e Agcnl for Auckland. ____ _\K ARNOLD'S PJSNNy ROVAi SJ> AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most populai mrdicino of tho day. Price, 2>3 Cd a box.—Colo nlnl Agent, F. C. Siiahland, opposito tlio Post office ,T G. HENDERSON'S O • CHItRRY PECTORAL, If 03, 2s fid. la 6d per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall. Ponsoaibr. opposito Thrco Ijinips, rpOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneoue 1 Rollef-OUONTALGIC-ln per bottle.- I*. C. SIJARLAND. opposite Post-omco. 13 OSELINB for the HAIR —This olo lL(Li gant preparation completely eclipses evrrv article of a similar kind now before the nubile. Price.. Is Cd a bottle.—Sharland, Apothocarics 'Hall. ATS! RATS! RATS!—Use SUARLAND'3 PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rata cat it greedily, and dio ; no smell. Price, OnoJShilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-ofllco. V\T ° R M Si ft All children su!l"er from them. ' If susticctcd. ask for The Certain Cure SHAHLAND'S WORM POVVDEHS, Is packet Apothecaries' Hal oppoaito Post-ofHce. t ELIEF from Couch in Ten Minutes.— >j SHAKIjANU'S CIMCRHY PECTORAL Prico, 2a Cd and 4s 6<l.—F. C. Sharland, oppositt th Post-offleo. > ''".. ■ ■ Meetings. A UCKLAND SUNDAY - SCHOOI I\L , UNION. SERVICE of SONG, entitled, " CHRISTIE'; OLD ORGAN. 71 SPECIAL NOTICE to Uiosc taking part l< the above.—Thu Committee particularly requea that they endeavour to bo presont at tho Ins Uirua pructieos; the llrst of which io THI; (Friday) KVICNIXG, at Pitt-street Weeleya School-room, at 7.30 sharp.—Win. Baker, Hor Secretary Pub-Commit tec. r I^o R. T. WAKN OC X, ES Q. JL CHAIRMAN OF THE NEWTON ROAD BOARD. Sin,—Wo, tho undorsigned, Householders 0 tho uoovo district, respectfully request you t call a Public Meeting of the Ratepayers to cor sider tho advisability of Forming a Townßhij uralor tho Town Distriots Act. Fivdcrick Primo John Porter, sonr. L. W. Leo Edward Buckley A. J. Buckley James C. Laing Robert Gordon Robert Laing William Ro3tor Wm. John Andrews John Rosser, junr. Samuel Clarko John W. I'oitos, junr. Herbert T. Buckley October 2,1551. In compliance with tho above request, I hen by convene a Mooting of the Ratepayers, to r. held ut, the School-house, Richmond Road, n THURSDAY, the 23rd inst., at 7.30 p.m. (Signcdi ROBT. T. WARNOCIC, Chairman. Ootobor 0,1881. Hoard and Itcsidcucc. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, good an comfortablo, 10s a week. Inquire Sprin Cottngo, N-jl?on-strcet, corner Wcllefley-ptrcel Jlvn minutes to Sawmills and Queenetrect. Hn^^YO UNFURNISHED ROOMS opp( J}. sito Gasometer, Frankfei Road. ALTEN HOUSE, Alton Road, onl eight minutes' watfc from Post-offlc near Supremo Court; splendid view. Vacai oics for few Boarders; bath and shower. Term £1 per week (including washing).—L. C. Cordc i^AVENDISH HOUSE.—Private Boat V 7 and Residance. Terms 18s, washing i: eluded. Nolson-stn et, two doors off Cook-sl to the left from Quceu-street. YACA N CIES for Two Gontlemt ■ Boarders. — Mrs Ross Watts, DilsU House. Lowor Symonds-sireut. JP< OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEj VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 203povWei Single Room 253 per Wet WELLES. LEY H O U S (:) doors from Hobson-street). Wellesle Street West, Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-vontilat. Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and eve: convenience to ensure the comfort of boarde aud visitors. Terms. £1 per week. M. MASON, Proprietress. The most suitable' invigorant, i-timulant, nr protective is Wolkb'h Schnakps. Obtain tl genuine Wolfe's. . Wolfe's Sohnapps, the greatest Btimula: - and tcn.ic ifl <ho world, Bewar.6 oC imitfttions



■ I '■■" V For, SaltfT I? ' ; ' ' ' : rp ■ y "El 0 X SALE i> -ONE PAIR OF SILVER-SPANGLED POLISH FOWLS (hen laying). * Prize Stock from Lorne-strcet Hali Show 5 . Apply Stab Odlco. FOR SALE, One Pair dt Silver Spanglef Polish Fowls (hen layitfik prize Btook iroD '" Lornc-atroet Hall Show.— A/ppfy Star Office., FOR SALE, a bargain, 2 now semi detached 3-1?oomeil Houses, Rondell Place •* Now North Rood.—lf. Marte'r, Tobacconist, &o. ' Upper Symonds-street. '____ - TCTOK SALE, a first-class Retriever Tup JD 1 months old.—Apply J. Thompson, Kdiu ~ burgh Castle Hotel. . FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, ard several nev and second-hand Spring Carts, ijuggies, otc -1 Thames Carriago and Cray Factory, Viotorla c street East. , , r "HjiOß SALE (a suro competency—suitabli i JD for either d lady or a gentleman), an Old " established Business in a Country Town, mail - lino of rail, growing district; with 'steady re y turns and fair nroflls. Price, about £1,000. —Fo , particulars apply tv "X. V.," Stak Office. ■-■ . BJIOR SALE OR LEASE, in a good par r J_ of Onehunga, a 10-roomed House, in gom - repair; coach-houße, stable, and aero of ganlei :- (first-class soil).—D. B, Orchard, IS, New Zca land Insurance buildings; or Sir Gillman ■j Chemist, Onehunga. FOR -.SALE, grand investment, Threi New Four-roomed Houses; let .at 30 ' weekly. £290 the llotl; leasehold.— Apply Mai - vcrn Villas, Newton Road. . TTIOR SALE."—A Great Cargain.—£3C( ' JTV 'will purchase Two New Verandah Cot • tagesef i rooms each, very nicely finished, wtel . is fitted with ovan and register grate. Porch a 7 hack, and has an allotment 40 x fl.'J. They an situated close to tho Kintsiimd Post-omco am "- Bail-way htation. Within half an-houi: of Queon 1 atrett.-Apply at once to IX i; 1. Evans, LttDd anc " Estate Agent,*- Quoeii-stroot (1285) ' THOR SALE, a new Hansom, to be com 1? pletod to purchaser's order. — Thamei 1 Carriage qpd Dray Factory, Victoria-st. EaaU i TJTIOR SALE, a Restaurant and Dining DP room, doing a Rood business; In centra 3 position.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mov.-bray, Lant . and Estate Agents. . " TCTOR SALE, at tho North Shore (Chel 1 JD tenham North), opposite the property of R . M. Stark, Esq., within a mile of now wharf Allotments with beautiful view, on very caas terms.—Apply to Vickera and Hull, No. li, N.Z \ Insurance Buildings. OR SALE, Heavy Spring Carl Mare, thoroughly staunch; any trial.— . Taylor and Entrican, Wollesley-Btreet. OR SALE, a good upstanding well bred B-iy Mare; a tiplendid weight-carry i ng hack, oithcr for lady or gentleman.—Applj o O. Hazell, Riding School. ' FOR SALE, a "First-clasa Paying Busi ness. Only. £00 required. Low rent. . Apply Star Office. ! ~% -ft S (in WEEKLY. — For^ Sale, at . JLJL Kingsland, 5-roomod House ; allotment 10x113. Price, £203.—Apply K. Henry's Regis try, ijliorlland-street. : t if VN SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in t \Jr tov.-n or suburbs), SOO casks Portland , Ccmenf.'Plnsterof Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb), • Firo Bricks, &c—lt. Jehkinson, Builder. Loruo- Btroct. _____ l 'SilOR SALE, Dovonport, Choice Allot- Rj monta with Bea frontage, also o Jiers more : sheltered, on volcanic soil. Houses and Man sion?, from 1 to 15 rooms, and Farms near ihc Luke. — Devonport Central Agency, G)CO. • Buown, Church-street: aluo, 15-roomcd House, on volcanic soil, very cheap. , "jriOß SALE (Parnell, close to Manivkau 'JJ Road, very conveniently situated, only 7 minutes from tho Poat-ofllc^), a New Villa of 4 rooms, and scullery, &c.; resistor grate and oven ; good allotment. Tlio whole property in ■ llrot-cluss order. Price, only £320; a bargain.- Qi'ply to D. K. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Aneen-etrect. I7IOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm, 1 IGO acres good land, well-fenced, good gross, and plenty fresh water all the year round, comfortable dwelling-house, and numerous out buildings; all in good order; Jmil (from rail way station, 15 miles from town, and will Be sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppot, Land Agent, No. 8, Quebn-street. THORSALE, Professor do Bernard's pretty V pair of Grey Ponies,, thoroughly quiet and sound, can bo driven by n ludy; double. Hi:t brown harness, nearly new, Phteton, in first class order; would suit medical gentleman, or v lady, for the coming season. The owner leaving shortly for Europe.—Apply at 75, ilobson-strect. T> ETAIL Boot and Shoo Business For {\i Sale, best part of Ilobson-fitrcet; brick; i quitcnow, good window, and rent low. fixtures at valuation; btock optional. — Icquiro T. P. Slinu. Hobwiii-Mrgct. _____ DEVON FORT.— Furnished Rooms to let, with board or attendance If required, —Apply R. * ealV, Grocer, or Duder'a, Grocora. ; £3Oo^B Or^Er£3oo a 1 roomel House, water laid on; an ornamental fence and good garden; allotment 40 x99 feet,— , Apply to Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneere. OK SALE, 7 miles beyond Howick, c Snug Little Farm of 46 acres. It adjoins he large e?'.ate of Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co. ■ has frontago to two roads, and is woll sheltered ' and lies towards tho north or north-east. Ii ' contains in it a nice little crock of water. - It if almort every acre ploughable ; no bush to cut down ■ settlers all round, and the public school clraoby. It is situated on on elevated sp'.t ' with exlonalvo view. Steamer goes to districi weekly. 0n1y503 per aero; easy terms.—Appl j i Publisher, Stak Office. j I .T> Os:G X V N O O K. JLV •■ ; 'ROCKY NOOK. THE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS In Una welVkritfwn and-popular Township ar< FOR SALE OF EASY TEEMS.., For persons in dolicato health, Booking for BUILDING SITES, Combining tho requirements of magniflceni view and volcanic soil, these Allotments aro ' Unrivalled. • f " Tho new bridge over the railway crossing oi Mount Hoßkitl Road makes the approach both safe aad easy. Consult your Medical Han. W. BAKER. i MR EWINGTON is my Agent. O R~ SALE 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-incl J 1 TRAMWAY LOOOMOTIYE, two 5-incl ) Orlinrlaro ' ' 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet by 5 tcet; inches, 501ba pressure. Tho Looomotivos oan bo inspected at Mase field's Founds. For further partlculara npply to MASEFIHLD & CO.. Albert-street;or to tho NEW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., Cußtomß . . strcot West. __^_ JUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by th.< 'Sulieeriber, cheap, for cash— "' 20 ;«ns Fluke Kirtr.ey Potatoes HO tons Bluo Dorwont-3 * L. W. EATON, 0 •. ; , >.Np. 8, QCUEN-STKEKT. : . ipIHAFF ! CHAFF ! CHAFF !—Now oi " vy ' hand; B,OfW Saek3 of very bright. Mixei Oaton Hay Chaff; clean, well cut, and .ver. sweet. Prtc^-pcr ton,- fS.or 2s 6<l perwick, dc - livered in Auckland; or £110s to Biurd'a! Whai r, or Papatoitol.—Orders punctually ettended-t by 1L J. Kccles, Salem, Ocahuhu,' or Mr A Buckland, Haymarkot. . 3 "OROPERTIES FOR.SALE WALLACE AND~aSgYLK STREET; n PONSONBY—6 prominent and level Allotmeni '' For Sale in this favourite locality -which*, owln >t to their position -beihg close to the now Pol S sonby Wharf, and within one minute's walk c II the iramway terminus—will always command '• Rood prospective value. Price, from £3 pt ', °ST. STEPHEN'S AVENUE. PARNBLL.- House, nearly finished, on corner allotmen and spUndid position. Tho House contain dining-room, drawing-room, and 3 bedroom; with servant's room, kitchen and bath-roon if side verandnh. Allotment, 68 feot frontngo b o 110 feet deep. Tho House is fitted up with over l- convenience, including permanent wardrobe; ', cupboards in kitchon, and bath; usual ou houses. Price, only £600; easy terms can t arranged. N.B.—A last of other Properties For Sale an To Let can be seen at tho Office of The No/ Zealand House, Land, Estate, and Financii Agency, High-street. *••> FG, EWINO IO I s ESTATE AGENT, ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS. "' FOR SALE, IN~ BKRESFORD-STREE' „ close to Mrs HRrrison's School, a Property, sui able fot a private boarding-house.. The lav measures !>■> feot to BorccfOrd-stree.t and 11 fo> to Wolf-stvect. 'l'ho houso contains 12 room; gas and water aro laid on, and there is a lari; bathroom. There fs an ntlriictivc front garde: *"■"" ami tho but It is covered with choice plants at tn-c3 which boar ho.ivy cro])S of froit. There also an imnv.no'.! Vinery, furnished with tl - best modern appliances for heating it. and £1 i a year can ho p.-iaily derived from tho vine " Tho price for the Residence and Half the Grour 'R is £750, and for the Vinery and the other Ha! t! £1(0. WANTED to I.tnd, illOO and £200. T. HOUrtE-i!, Shops, Cottages, AUotmonta, ai Fai-m3forSalo._^ ._, y j]. Dw D- "\y AY T ] a- 5, Mef.castile Cuambehs, 8. FINANCIAL AGE NT, * HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, BROKER, & "j FOR SALE u OWEN'S ROAD-Handsome Villa Residence ?' 7 rooms, baih-room, detached wosh-houi t"' wood-house. &c; water laid on; gas in ea' room; good garden, flue view. Ako, lari 3n Allotments: cheap. _ ~ ■!„ NORTH SHORIC-Lease of 6J years of Gent man's Jtcsidenec, 10 rooms, &c, every co - vc.nienco: gas laid in. Cheap. - e4 NOKT?f'SHORK-Large House, J9CO. E PiiVSONbY—House, 11 rooms, £900. •y- si MMEIWTKBET-House. ? rooms £300. 7 foLLINGVVOOJ)-ST.-Lar(seHouse.*l,ooo. KINGPLAND -House, 7 rooms, £300. MORNINGSIDE-Houbos to Let or-for Sale, ed MOUNT EDEX-House. i rooms, £290: How ry a rooms, £SSO ; House, 5 rooms, £330; House re rooms and wash-house, gas on, £lol): House rooms. £500; House. 6 rooms and scullery, £3 MOUNT ALBERT-Housea from £600upwan COUNTRY LAND—New Lynn, Mount Albe =» Ohaupo, Cambridge, Papakura, Riverhei Harapini, Mangawhare, Waiffikerei, Pai ( V' ranga, Pul<ekohe, &c. 110 ALLOTMENTS-Owon's Road, Oaklanda Roi Mount Eden Road, Summer-street, &c. . Continued on First Pftge,



i; ;,-,'.,•,•!:..: ■ -For Sale. j ; "BJ^OR SALE, tho Leaso of an Altotmont ' _£! in Boresford-stroct.adioininK the Western Park.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land and Estato .Agents. FOR SALE OR TO LET*, a comfortable Housoof Six Rooms, in'Anglesea-atreot; " as, water,1 and every convenience. The allot ment is newly planted and sufficient for another house.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land, and Estato Agents. ! . d TJIOR SALE, valuable Building Allot n JJ ment. having' a frontage to Epsom Road of 100 feet by 150 feet deep, adjoining the Junction - Hotol.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, i- Land and iCetato Agents, Fort-street. 171 OR SALE, a bargain, 5-roomed Cot : tage, with wash-house, at Newmarket; •ater insido, and every convenience; close to i, tho Railway Workshops.—Apply to H. Ashton I, and Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. OR~A~BS6IUTE SALE, the Property of Mr J. Hfßmith, near Station, Morning v do, consfsting of very fine Allotments; also, - Houses of four. five, six and seven rooms; no i- reasonablo offer refused. — Edward Wayte, Estate Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers. c /CHURCH-STREET, PONS ON BY.— I- \J New House, ready for occupation; contains n 5 rooms and usual out-honsea; house fitted up i- with every convenience ; water and gas laid on. r Price, only £300; torms, £50 caih. and balance as per arrangement.—Apply The New Zealand I House, Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. I TpiUTT-STREET, off Wellington; street, n JET within 12 minutes from Queen-street.—For i-, immediate salo, a now, well-built Houao, con l, taining C rooms, finished in a superior manner; pround register grates ; kitchen fitted with cup " boards; sink and water laid on ; allotment 40 x c 100, more or lesa ; largo stoio-room. Pi ice, £500. 3 —Apply the New Zealand House, Land, and '■ Estate Agency, High-street. i j/p O R [S 'A 7_ W, '£ in the centro of tho olty, a largo, massiv? a 4 brick-bnilt Warohouso of three stories, on corner 0 ■ t -1 allotment; suitable for any Wholesale or Manu -1 facturing Business. Easy terms. Apply : W.' _ J. FRATISR, B Land Agentß, Qneea-streot. • /CIGARS CHEAP !—Two-year-old. " Sir ; \J Robert Peels," 7 for Is; to clear.—F. I Whitchead. . D-F. E\ VAN S, • AWCTIONEEB, ;■ LA«D AND ESTATE AGENT, ; Has FOR SALE I .■'' . Tho following BUILDING ALLOTMENTS - 1211—CnuBcn-STRBET—3B x 100-6 ;,qiiite level, t good position ; only £3 Sspor foot - 1131—CURIUN-STRBET—6OIII7-6. £4 per foot. CorxiNQWooD-STBEBT—Splendid Site .for Residence. ■ 1259 — Commbkcial Road —4 Good Building Allotments, 12s per foot. 7 1508—Commercial Road—Good Allotment, 47 x 100. Price, £3 caeh and 5s per week. 928— Epsom—^so x 150, quite level (near. Junction Hotol), £3 per foot ' 955-Great North Road—3s x 100, 3 Lota (good position), £5 per foot. i 1085—Glenbcrn. Ponsonby—llo x 100, splendid t ■ view of harbour, a6so^ ■■■", ' 1171—Keitel-strert—2 Allotments with front-; ago of 90 feet. £75 for the two.' ■ 1288—KrNG-STRBET, Ponsohby^Splendid Site, ' most central,' just at Threo Lanips, I Ponsoriby Hall, &o.; orieof the best . positions in this rising suburb. ■ U.i ". ■ ' 1220—Mackelvib stkkbt, Surrey Hflls— lo x' ■ ■ ■ 132, f& per footv; ■ 1221—Mount Albert—Sevoral Building Sites. .1151—Lincoln-street— 44 x 100, £315s per foot. ' 837—Mount Roskill Road—Allotments (close ■ to Rocky Nook), from 28s per foot. . " 1 783—Nelson street—oo feet frontage, £7 per foot. 1 1237—Mount Eden Road (close to Eden Vino) ' 10 x 120, £8 per foot. . i. 510—Newton Road—oo x 99, corner of Exetor : street, £4 per foot. 1952—.Newmarket— Good Corner Allotment, 46 x 100, £310s per foot. , ■ • ' ■- 1285—Nkwmarkkt, near Hotel- 40 x 93-6, £150. 1150—NORi'or.K-STKEKT—S3 x 100, from £2 10s per foot. ' IT9—Noktii Shore, Domain-street—Splendid Building Allotment, 50 x 117. Price; £105. . . '..'■ 1291—Nokthcote, close to Wharf—Grand site; Bplendid view, fenced and planted, I'W v IS*'* £3"0 I • 1297—NoitTHCOTE— Two Grand Building Sites, I each 60 x 231; only 22s Od per foot ; lO^l—Parnkll. Bradford-street—Allotments, in flrst-classposition.'from £110s per foot. 1120—Pomi'alliisr Terrace—4s-7x ICoC,level, £310s per foot ■ 1199-Ponsondy Hoad—os x 121-6, grand Busi ness Site. £15 per foot. ' ... ■ 1200— Ponsonby Road—lo x 115, £10 per foot 1 99J—Quebn-strbet, City—29 x, 80, splendid ; view, iils per foot. ■ 1256-Russkll-street— i Building Allotments! 33x!05. £40 each. 1216—Rooky Nook, fronting Now North Road i —90 x 227. splendid Corner Allotment, 1 for £360. Terms. i ■ 1252 — Siiortland-stheet, near St. Paul's— Grand Site. Cheap, i 656—Susimer-stbket—l Lotß,eac]i 33 x 99, ife. per foot ' - 775—St. George's Bay Road-65 x HO, several Lots, from £410a. i 1161—Stuart-street—27 x 110, nearly all fenced, 1 £80. 1 1196—Stuart-street—4o x 119, good view. £110. . 123(>— Sunnyside Road, Mount Eden—36 x 100, £4 per foot ■ 1292—Symoxds street — Splendid Leasehold i Allotment. 50 x 130, near Choral Hall. 1 11S9-VERSIONT-BTREET—Lot, 40 X 100, £160. , West Queen-street—Grand Site for 1 Warehouse. t 1219—Wakefield street—Splendid Building )■■■—■■■■: gite. **":■•.■; t 12S6—Wellington-street, near corner Nolson -1 stroet—lo xIOO. easy terms. . 123S—Wyndiiam-strket, City — Warehouso t Kite 42 x 50, close to Queen-street. D. F. EVANS, ' .'.';. . '. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. Business Notices. : ; , : , AUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF 1 ,','. NEW SEASON'S ~, • . , INDIAN TEAS.!, I »' INDIAN-TEAS! " 2 INDIAN TEAS"! 0 H HAS ARRIVED, ~ 1 " SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. 8 m TO OBERT TTARPER & fip., W "■ y" MELBOUHNE. rfi i '..'", ..' AGEOT: . ... ; c -piCHARD .' A £j ARR. 21, CUSTOMS-STREET, ; . . '' AUCKLAKD. ..." ' : JL MERICAN BROOUS, slightly rat- J\_ eaten, from 3d each; a heavy sacrifloe;— n F. Whitehead. . • ■ '. ■ .■ ---d TVTOTICE.—Those Competing for tho Five y _3I Pound Note, to be given away, are re- S- oiiestod to ceiid in tteir Names and Addresses, •f tpcether with Receipted Bill, not later:than o- Mnnday'noxt. 13ih October.—S. Coonibes & Co. L" , •(s,JOT)Tifrt"lKP ÜBIloH r oiteoddo) loafls-nuoioiA 'Z9 'isqamH ppsuoan " •S.QNISaaS H-W W-"sa»!Ja avo[ At3A %v 'mooib vi siisnoin uaqoilH JO «f'oa ny •ooijou 3. isaijoiis ail} uo ouop jijoav ajitriinisnij, ptre. Is Suiqumi<T jo spntx IIV -amxtl jojjb einuoui xjs g aoj Jtmloa ut }dBJ[ stttJj, "hoi;.) ps sj; iuojj •eduj; »- XjaAiioa put) dogg !no«o P9 uiojj 'saox pnti 'f -epuaa V B,-.voqjjf ! ?oo; .iod py moaj ?t) pjbi EOdij a -aAi.o}uioßnoiiiußUTitHJodßsuouoT>!T)l li Jr V-ggxvAi ia^xvA 1-ggxvil.v - ~\ MBitICAN BROOMS, slightly rat t, _^ eaten, from 9d each; a heavy sacrifice is F. Whltchead. ; ? /CRICKET ! CRICKET! ,CRICKET ! ■y. \\J . ' j; - I ■ H. E LL-IS ON j m Begs to cnll the attention of Clubs and Schools to his Large Assortment of CRICKETING id GOODS, just opened, which he is supply w lug at WHOLESALE PRICES. al P^RICE LIST ON APPLICATION. fi All ordors promptly attended to. ADDRESS: EUREKA CIGAR DIVAN, f, Jobicction Grey and Queen-btreetß. id 6>^^A GALLON TANKS, ex Wanga et nui. For Sale.-Apply to Fredk. 3", Whitehead, D5, Victoria-street. n° T^O you want Good Servants'? Then g id I / to A. McLeod'a Registry, Oxley's Build■, is ingj, Queen-street, or St. Murj's Road, Pon- ' 00 ■yT^BURTON"FACTORY CHEESE^-. !,?1 x\- 12 cases Very Prime, ex Wairarapa; JJ prico low, to clear.—F. Whitehead. ■ rp o builders. ld CHURCH-STREET, NORTH SHORE. EDGAR BLUCK, E> BUILDERS' AND FURVISHING ; IRON MONGER, has on Sale— - _S«_S^iSSfcrßSE of ware, and Fancy GoodS;_ ___ ; ■■■- 'eh Cl^^^^ g° Whitchcad^_____ _- _— • C" ITsHBURfoN. FACTORY CHEESE -7V 12 cases Very Prime, ox Wairarapa; $Zk low, to clcar.-F. Whitehead. HEAP STATIONERY AND BOOKS May be had at )e H. WHITE'S , f> (Next to the Bank of New Zealand), I. 7 QnEEN-STREET. ai" Novelties in Desks, Letter Cases, Stomp 2* Boxes.Albuma. Writing Caae3, Work t ßoxes, id' Stationery Cases. , , , ' .. , 8U- -, All sold at prices to command increased busi neas rather than large profits. ■: i ~4~MERICAN BROOMS, slightly rat - A. eaten, from9deach; a heavy saorlflce.- F, Wliitehead.



" '.'..'" Ajrinscigcntg. J. CJATURri^Y NIGHTS' POPULAR. 0 ENTERTAINMENT will bo held in tb« •Tilnperance HaU, Albert-street, TO-MORROW (Saturday), Oct. 11, commencing at bo clock. pTogrammo will consist ol Musical Selections by Band, Duots, Songs, Dialogues, Recitations, awl Readings. Admission-Adults, ,6d; children »i charge of parents or friend?, Freo. By order oC the Committee. , .. I LL S A I NT S'; CHURCH,:/ PONSONBY. SOCIAL GATHERING PARISHIONERs'aND FRffiNDB I ALL SALNffS' 'SCHOOL - EOOII - WEDNESDAY EVENING,; . OCTOBER 15rn, ISSi. TEA ON THE TABLE AT HAW-PAST SIX. || TKCKETS....TWO SHILLINGS. ■ To avoia crowding, and the delay of removing i the tables, the Committee has secured tho Oddfellows' Hall, where tho Musicai. Portion of the Evening will bo -: passed, to Which Ticket-holders will be admitted Freq, «J /^ITY Or 'AUCKLAND, j No. 1, L.O.L. DRUM AND FIFE BAND.-A 1 (frMmM* Vocal and Instrumental CON-: ; Iwf^3CERT will bo given in nido UM> . vKSk~IJL'Fan&3 of tho above Band in the!*- SgiSgffiarPHOTBSTAST Hall, Newton. TO- J **sa6*®*^ MORROW (Fridai) K\fcWNG, , Octobor 10, under tho aircction of Bandmaster. Higgs. To' be followed by a Dance. V°°™won * at 7; Concert to commence at IM. l^era. ... Goncert, Is;' Concert and DaMe, single, 2s Cd,, double, 3a 6d. ______ PITT-STREET WESLEYAN UPPER.*-: SCHOOL-ROOM.-A Grand Musicaland . : in the above School-room on TUESDAY, Oct. 14»~ Thos. Buddie. Ksq., in the Chair. Programme.—Pam 1. . 1. Pianoforte Solo," Chanson a^Bgiro ..Mr A. Wiseman .''„."_ 1 InTtfu^tfTrlUs&tdT^ J. Ros** 8 4. So^HomeTMy Heart" (by request*,. S 5. Rcdta'ttoT^Tho Categorical Courtship"..' 0. Song^The. Queon of the Spring"....Mrs -j T, HSp asSo C, k" Napoleon's-March-Across the 8. Duet?"Bkcolrfor "..Messrs J. Hanna and E. 9. Re'cttation (solectefl)..Miss S. Froude. .r~ INTERVAL OF TEN MINUTES. Part 11. ■•■'.< 10. Pianoforte Duct, "La Harpe Echcnno .. -~ • Miss Reid and Mr W. Shot and - 11. Song. "Tho Village Blacksmith"....Mr / la ■Recitation,'"A Woman 6fiMind"..Mr A.!• 18. DueSf^Whero shall wo Wander, Sister Dear *.. Misses Marbrook WJ-BaUad {selected)..Mr J. Hanna P . ... ■ „ 15; Pianoforte Duet, 'line Canafy |Jaadrl!los IB.'Pbng!fl^itoi gAlanali".i.;lr Francis .; 17. Harp Solo. "Dream Faces '..Mr, A. Handle? | 18. Song (selected).. Mr Jennings, . ' God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 p.m. Tiokots, Ib, to be obtained from any of tao \ combers. : 0 . N -qHo_g oN ,-Hon. Sec. Anc&ions> TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK.? (HONTINUATION' "6¥ SALE OP J U MR RAFTON'S'■■STOCK, AT THE ZiITY MARKET. GREAT BARGAINS. .NO, RESERVE, . . : EDWARD LEYDON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, OCTOBER^ ii. ~,:■-'- JUNCTION YARDS. '. . : , THE Undersigned will. Sell by Auction, J at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday, 14iU Jctobor, , ';'. i ; 78 HALF-BRED HEREFORD 6TEERS. 3- - and 4-ycarold3. HUNTER _ NOLAN,.; Auctioneers.' »..; -i ;••"::■ ' TUESDAY,. 2"00 N. GREY-STREET. HOUSEHOLD' FURNTKJRE AND * EFFECTS. _ _ R, ARTHUR 1 2: HAS been favoured with instructions • from the proprietor to sell by auction at , the. residence, Grey-street, on Tuesday next, .at 12?clocknoon. * THE HOUSEHOLD-FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, but little used, all in good order, oonsisting of—Parlour, Dining-room, Bedroom, and Kitchen Furniture, Chair?, Assorted Table?, Oarpsta, Rugs, Fondeis, Fireirpna, Mirrorg, Cheffonier, Iron Bedsteads, Bedding, Chests of . Drawers, Marble-top Waslistands, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses. Matting, Glass, China, and Earthenware, Platedware, Cutlery, Kitchen ■ Utensils, Tubs, to. ':" - A - -On view on the morning of sale. WEDNESDAY', NOON. ;'! :.;:" NELSON STREET. '7 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE'AND EFFECTS.- ';..,,.'..., ;; V Ri - ARTHUR ,7r HAS been favoured tvith' instructions from Mr H. Stevenson, Welcome Dining rooms, foot of Nelson street, to sell by auction, at the premises, on Wednesday next, 12 o'clock noon, ■ i-o DOUBLE AND SINGLE IRON BEDSTEADS, , Spring and Flax Mattrasses, Washstarids, Toilet T«bles, Mirrors, Toilet Sets, Pictures. Blanket?,. Sheets, Quilts, Tables, Chairs, Matting, Copper Boiler (12s;aUj, Plutedwaro, Cutlery, Pots, Pans, Boilers. Kettles, &c, Screens, Table Idpen. • Also,, .■;,,',,; \j Lot Sundries, Shells, and other goods. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, ISB4, At 12 o'clock. LAND., AND PROPERTY" SALE, BY OBBEB OS TUB OFWCIAL 'ASSIGNEE IN BANKRUPTCri ■ SPLENDID VILLA' SITES AT PON .: ' .'.••• ' SONBY.' VALUABLE FREEHOLD PR'QPERTY, /,, ! 'i v 1 UNION-STREET.;. 17,. ... _~ D. F. EVANS "'', " HAS been instructed by the Official Assigneo in Bankruptcy to sell by public auction at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, October 14,18 M, at 12 e'clock, j. The following Valuable Kropertie's IN THE ESTATE OF O. 0. MoGEE:— LOT.I. ';:',', TAURANGA—AII that desirable Block of Land containing 500 acrog, being Lots 33,35, JG, and , 47, Pariah of To Mania, Cook's County. A ' portion improved and fenced. LOT 2. OPOTIKI—AII thatpieco of Land containing 50 acres, being Lot No. IG9, Parish of Waiocka. LOT 3. ■ • i; TAURANGA—AII that piece of Land containing 100 acres, being Lot No. 11, Parish of To Mania. A portion improved and fenced. LOT 1. WPOTnCI—AIt that piece of Tjamd containing fO acres, being Lot No. 157, Parish of Waiotahi. LOT 5. ■ ; TAURANGA—AII that piece of Land pontainuis 69 acres, being Lot No. 238',1 Parish of To Pa *<W LOT 6. ' ' TAURAN«A-All that piece or parcel of Lsmd containing 80 acres, being Lot No 42, Paritih of To Mania, Cook's County. ALSO, IN ESTATE OF J. F. RYDER,— TB PUKE—AH that picco or porcol of Land contalnmg 21 acres, beintj Loi known as Ryder's selection, Stewart's Settlement, Te Puke, Tauranga ; together wifh ihiw Houeo and all improvements thereon. ALSO, IN ESTATE OF HOLLAND & FORTZER,- OfWfiiwora. ; ... > ■'. A tao BY OKDEK OF- TUB MOM'- A ° ' GAGBE,— onvsONflV — All those Pieces of LAND. P0 liftoff Lots 8 and !) of tho subdivision ioto lots of Lot 1 of Subdivision of Allotment 1 of Sootion 8, Ponsonby Ward. Thcso lota aro most pleasantly eituatqd in Marino l'arade, having a grand water frdntaßo about 132 feet by 200 feet, and a superb vic^r. Tihesc sites aro unsurpassed for a Villa Rcsi- 1 dSnco it the &oaside. .... . PONSONBY — All thoso Pieces Of LAND, being tots 25, 20.27, and 28, Vine-street, Ponßonoy Ward, situate iust olt St. Jtary^Road. and near the etena leading down to tho Beuch. Also, at same time and place. . • UNION-STREKT-AU that Piece of liAND, tieing Lot 1, of Section U, Union-^teet, Oity of Auckland, together with DWEL LING HOUSE tit 6 rooms and scullery. City water laid in. Size about CO x 200. This, property is in a first-class position, vary central, near corntr of Wcllingtou-street, and well worthy the attention or investors. .Also, : '.. PONSONBY WARD^-Lots i and 5, of Sub division of Lot 2, of Seotion 8, situated at the corner of Hemo Bay and Bella Vista Roads, each having o frontage of 16ft. 61n. Grand corner, with bcuuMfiul ;;,v*w. ••..-. '"O'~ .t' t ■■-D>' CF.': "_ VANS, . • ■■ Jt Auctionoes, W9ws- OoaUnued on rouitHrMT : ' '._.,