THE SEAMEN'S STRIKE.

Mooting of tho Federated Union.

A MKETINO of tho Auckland Branch of tho Fcdorated Seamen's Union took place at the Sailors' Rest on Saturday evening. There was a crowded attendance, and Mr Bannigan (President) occupied the chair. Tho " strike" was dis cussed at great length, and it was eventually agreed that tho steamers Roto mahana, Enterprise, and Coromandel bo exempted from the overtime clause, as they were river boats, plying on river certificates. A committee was* appointed to interview Measra Fraser & Tinne, and request them to comply with the Union rules as to twenty four hours' notice being given on either side, and that Auckland should be tho port of registry and discharge. Jt was stated that tho owners of the Thomas Russell and WaMaki had conceded the terms of tho Union, and that the only steamers now affected by the strike were those owned by the Northern Steamship Company. Refer ence was made to the good conduct of the members of the Union during the strike. Several speakers drew attention to the necessity for a continuance of orderly behaviour, and requested all to abstain from threats or any demonstrations of physical force

A Determined Skipper,

Captain Alexander Farquhar, of tho Thames steamer Botomahaiia, is a man of determination and of large resources. His vessel was announced to leave for tho Thames at 4 p.m. on Friday last, but the crew having "struck" along with other seamen belonging to tho Union, ho was placed in a rather awkward situation. Fortunately, however, several of his passengers wero ablo to fill the places rendered vacant by the recal citrant crow, and tho passago down was accomplished without any serious incon venience. For tho leturn trip, however, tho gallant captain was again stuck_ for a crew, but necossity is the inothor of inven tion, and, determined not to be beaten, he manned his vessel with five sons, whose ages are between 13 and 19, and brought the vessel into this port on Saturday even ing.

To-day's Proceedings,

Things continue in much tho same con dition as they were on Saturday last. The Northern Steamship Company still hold out against tho terms demanded by the Union, while members of tho latter appear equally determined to have tho higher rato of wages and also overtime paid. Several fresh arr«ats were made during the day, so that a very large number of tho men on striko nppeared before tho Court. They include men from tho steamers, Wellington, Glenolg, Thomas .Russell, and thoro woro besidos several sea men arrested from tho stoamers plying out of the Manukau. The seamen belonging to the Thomas Russoll who struck on Friday but returned to work on Saturday on tho understanding that they wore to be paid according to the Union rato of wages, re fused work again to-day. They stated that Captain Helauder chM not intend to keep his promise, and consequently they weoe going to leave the vessel. Sergeant Clarke was cillod by Captain Helander, and took the men in charge.

Tho Seamen In Court.

At the Police Court this afternoon, in addition to tho twenty-three seamen already charged with being absent without leavo, and refusing to obey lawful commands on board the vessels Wellington, Glenelg, and Douglas, tit others who had been arrested to day, viz., John Saunders, Samuel i?m th, Christopher Mailer, Charles Waidman, Richard Dukelow, and Charles August, were charged with a breach of tho Shipping and |Searaan's Act with re fusing to obey lawful commands" on board the Thomas Russell Mr Hfwketh oppsared in thoae oaßas in which the Northern Steam Shipping Com pany were concerned, while Mr Cotter and Mr Thoo. Cooper appeared in defence. Mr Hesketh suggested that one caso miglit bo taken as a test case, and whicli might govern the others, and save time and trouble. He, however, asked for a remand to whicli counsel on the other side agreed. His Worship granted the remand, and allowed bail to tho whole of the'-'f) num.

THE ACIckLAND EVENING 'STA", ftTONE-X OCTOBER '&, 1884.



Electoral- V"1 IT V OF AUCKLAND. SOUTH WARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. In pursuance of Tho Municipal Corporations Act, Regulations of Elections Act, 1876, and Amendments thereto, I, Hbnry Ridinob, Returning Oflicor, dp hereby give uotico that an Election will - Tie field on TUESDAY. lltK Novenatfer, 1881; for the' return of 'a duly qualified person.as Councillor for the South Ward of the'said citr, vic'o Mr J. Warmouth', tesigßCd. ; Candidates will require to bo Nominated on or before Noon of TUESDAY, 28th October inst. Any person desiring to Nominate a Candidate must deliver, at Mr Campbell's, Stationer and Bookseller, Queen-street, before Noon of thedav above stated,* Nomination Paper signed by the person therein named as candidate, and two persons duly qualified to vote at tho said Nomination Papers may be procured on ap plicatibn at thß(>&oe Returning Officer. City Council Offices, October 17th. 1881. 4" 'ri IT V EAST ELECTION. Auckland, August 25th, 1881. TO GEORGE HULME, ESQ., Sm, We, the undorsiijnod ratepayers of tbo City East Ward, respectfully request thaf you will allow yoursolf to be placed m Nomination as ourßeiiresentative lor this Ward In the An okland City Cauncil, and we pledge ourselves to do our utmost 'to Beouro your return for the bid Ward:— G. Cruiokshank Jas McClellan D; H. McKonzlo Charles Cleal Wm. Hellabv Wm.Chad wick R. andW.Hdtaby H. h. Poßseneakio T. T. Anderson W. I). Dallen J.Brame F.Brookmau Harry Canham David N. Carter Samuel Coomboa Wm. Power D. B. Cruickshank J. Levy GarJlokandCranwell RNicholfe James Dickey Jas. R. DeCourcy A Barnett C. F. Kretschmar A. O. Carter W. Easdown W P.Hoffman Alex. E. Eagloton Kdward Waters R. Kapleton . J. M. Lennox 1. D. Woodroffe Thos. Cole C. Farrow Matthew Gqldwa'.er John Smith H.lJohn ' TO Meßsra G. Cruickshank, McKenzie, Hellaby, and others signing the above requisition.—Gentlemen : I thank you for tho honor you propose to confer on mo in nomlnat iilbr mo as your representative in the City Council; and If elected I will vse my best, abili ties to further the interests of t\e East Ward and the City gonerally.—l am, Gentlemen, your °bcdiont "T"* p. HULME. ' Corporation Notices. i^IITY OF. AUCKLAND. fi^JN SEWER pOWKUCTION, STANLEY- The City Council will receive tenders until THURSDAY,October23, atthrco p.m.. for above works in terms of plans' and specifications jto bo viewed at the office of tho City Engineer, Coun cilChambers,Highstropt. '" ".""' •"• V ■ The Condon do not bind themselves to accept Bnytender.l' !" ' ' "•'■ '' ■' , •' ' •Tetaders to be endorsed, " Stanley-atreet er' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofilco. October 10,1881. • 3U Aiiiusements. TTVEVONPORT HALL, NORTH \J SHORE. • • t' "i THIS (Monday) EVENING, MR THOMAS BRACKEN ('Paddy Murphy "> In his Popular and Humorous Entertainment, I t' An Evoning with Poets and Humourists." Popular Prices. W. K. BISHOP, Business Manager. 1 N B —Mr Braoken will appoar at Otaliuhu to morrow (Tuesdaj). - •OROFEfeSOK C.ARROLLO'S Gynina \J slum now open. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, 7.30. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street; Terms. £1 Is perquarter; private lessons per agreement. Gentlemen invited. WANTED, Furnishod Cottage in Auck land or Buburbs.-Reply Triumph, Stab Office. ♦ ! 1_ P" ONSONBY FANCY DRESS BALL.- Snitablo materials, Brilliant striped Ginpr ■ ham ■ «dA White Lustres, Is; Sjlk Crepe, la Gd. —J. M. McLachlan. " . mENpERS will be received up till Noon, *th November, for tho ERECTION of a BOAT. ■gHED near Sholly Beach, for tbo West End Rowing Club. Labour and fron work only. Plans and Specifications at our office, Colon jal Bank. BOYLAN «6 liUNDON. Engineers^



Wanted. WANTED, a strong, reliable Boy.— Apply H. Davison. Queon-st, Haymarkot, WANTED, a Runner. — Apply Pub lishor. Stab Ofllce. ANTED, a General Servant in a family of three; no children; references renuired.-Apply to Mrs Home. Parnell. TITAINTED, four Coat Hands.—Apply W M. Murehle. Merchant Tailor and Im- DOrtOl\_3B, Hhortlaiid_9troct. WANTED, good General Servant. — Apply Mrs W. A. Crombie, Newmarket Hotel, Newmarket. ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs J. F. White, Great North Road, five doors past Mnhon's'Store. WANTED, a strong Handcart.—Apply to the Parnell Borough Overseer of Works. "\\rANTED, a respectable Lad about 16 V T or 17 years of age.—Apply M, Browning, 2(17. Qneer.-atrect. WANTED, Householders to remember, Wednesday the Sale of A. O. Stephen eon's Dripery stock commences, at S. Coombes anil Co.'s. WANTED, a Glazier, to gla;:e; a Vinery (1.830 square feot); labour only.— R. D. James, Avondale, Whan. ANTED, ii Respectable Young; Oirl to a»Bl3t in housework.—Apply Mrs T. WttHrnr. Hntfher. Ivarangahnpß Road. WAori'KiD, Girl US' or 17 years for funeral housework, where there are two children.—Mrs Cooper, second house, Sum mer-street, Mount Eden Road. ______ WAN TED, Good ~ Us'ef uPGirl. —M rs Birlcy, Grammar School, Symonds street, back entrance. WANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply to F. and W. Fowler, Victoria street. WANTED, by an experienced Man, tho Management of a Timber Yard, or othor billet of trust.—Address "Timber Yard," Oxford Hotel Victoriastreet. _^_ WANTED, till C p.m., October 29th, Tenders for Addition and Alteration to Premises—labour only. — Specifications, etc., at 11. Mutton's, tlio Golnen Mortar, Newton. WANTED, a Genoral Servant.—Apply to Mrs F. Buddie, Te Kopua, Hepburn -Btl'oot. WAI-TED, Bootmakers to know that Union Meets To-night (Monday) for Im portant Business. All members to attend. VST ANTED, to rent, a Small Workshop. > V —Address "C 0.," caro Post-office. ANTEDTrespectable Strong Lads as Apprentices at the Benoh.—J. Tren with's Boot Factory, Wakefleld-atreet. ANTED, to place a Boy to Learn the Carpentering. — Addreas, H. Brown, Bukcr, Upper Symonds-street. Xt/" ANTED, at once," fora s. LallaKookh, T T Kngineer with certificate.—Apply to P. Clark. Agent. Oiionunga. ANTED, a Nurso" Girl.—Apply to Mrs 11. Waldonr Marten, Oak Houso, Hobson-Btroot. VST ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply T T to Mrs Henry Wobb, View Road, Mount Kdcn. WANTED, Situation as Contractor's Clerk, by ono accustomed to the work. First-olass references.—Addross. W.T.C., care of Mr Naylor, Carlton Goro Road, Newmarket. W7"ANTED by two gontlomon, Rooms in T T tho country, within easy distance of rail to Auckland. Terms modorate, — Address, " Waikato," Stak Otllce. WANTED, by an experienced young Lady with highost reforonoes, a Situa tion as Barmaid in a respectable town or country Hotel.—Hannaford'a Auckland Registry. WANTED, by a Married Couple, with out cnoumbrance, a Situation ; man to take ohargo of hotol (if required) or to do carpen ter's and joincr'B work ; the wifo as house cooper. Kilhor town or country.—Addross YX, i'l'Aß oftlCQ. . WANTED, by 2 Young Men, Lessons In Book-kooping, double entry. Must bo oompotfnt.—Address, enclosing terms, to '• Journal," STAROlllce. ANTED, Purchasers for Firoworks, wholesale and retail.-D. Kvltt. Gun maker, Quionstreet, oiipoßito tho Jlarket Houso. ANTED KNOWN"^-Fireworks for Salo. wholesale and retail.—D. Kvitt, Gumnaker, Quoon-stroet, oppo3lto tho City Market. WANTED-Don't fail to secure 3 or 4 Acres of Volcanic Land at K. C. Green wood's Sale on Wednesday, 29ih inst., close to road and rail. __leralic. WANTED KNOWN — Scarce Goodß just to hand—Out Lire Corsets, 30 to 3fi inch, at 73 Gil, worth 10a tid,—James Scutt, Lou don House, v ictoria and Nelaon streets. ANTED KNOWN—That in Clockiiof all kinds, tho prices of the London Arcade are unequiilloil for chcapneha. WANTED KNOWN—That for Fancy Goods generally. Novelties specially and useful goods equally. Urn I^omlon Arcade contains the greatest variety, and at tho lowest pricoß. WANTED, Furniture Dealors and Up holstorers to Know, capital opening In Market Houso. South Wing; rent low.—Apply T. Slater. Wolghbridgo Ollice. WANTED, several Boarders in Private Family, close to Supreme Court; ovory comfort; bath; terms moderate—Apply No. 3 (second house), Lower Symonds-strect. WANTED KNOWN, - Wednesday 20th inst, Volcanic Land.Ellerslic, forßale by auction, in Lots of } of an Aero to 5 Acres.—R. C. Grecivwood, Vulcan Lane.' WANTED KNOWN—That Tapp & Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-street (next Colson'a, Booksellers), are ecllinsr off their large and assorted stock of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced prices for cash only. Enormous sacri fices. No reasonable offer refused during the salo. Tho public are particularly requested to lotico the prices in tho window before purchas ng elaowhero.—Tapp & Co., Victoria-street ANTED KNOWN, Coffeo Tables, 5s 6d: Toilet Tables, 4s lid ; Loo Tables, oval. 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen 'Cables, 8s Bd. 10s, lls; Meatsafcs, S3 tid; Kitchen Dressers, 39s—at Dampier'B Hohaon-atrcot Shop. . \%T ANTED KNOWN—That Abyssinian VV Gold and Silvor-plated Artistic Jewel lery is supplied at Goodson'a London Arcade, at lowest prices and selection- from''the largest stock in town. •• * WANTED WIDELY KNOWN-Just to hand, choice lot of Tapestry Carpets, at Is 6£d, if 9Jd, 2a 6d yard; Rugs to match, 3a 9d each.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelaon Btreets. WANTED KNOWN.-Kid Gloves per foctly Cleaned by Mrs D. P. Fisher, Feather Dresser and Straw Worker, Oram's Buildings, corner of Wellcsley and Hobnon-3tß._ WiNTED SEEN—Novelties at low prices in Straw Hats, Bonnets, &o.— James Soutt, London House, 'Victoria and Nel aon Btreeta. | ] WANTED KNOWN, that the Sale of the Stock of A. O. Stophcnson, Kara ngahape Road, will commence on Wednesday, at P. Coombea and Co.'s. WANTED KNOWN — That 1 have Houses, 4to 7 rooms; also, ten splendid Building Allotments from £1 par foot—Apply, before 9 or after 5, G. Sage, Ollphant-street Ponaonby. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timber 1 And all other1 kinds of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. ' ■' ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford'a, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED KNOWN-A splendid lot of Beiges for Costumes at 63d, and Dia mond do. at'7}d.—James Soutt. London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN—Honest value in Lace Cartaln9, 6 yards long, from 3s fid upwards.—Jameß Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nelson streets. ' '■ WANTED, one trial in Dressmaking to ensure liberal support, first of stylo, boat work and finish; • moderate charg-s!—James Soutt, London Houso, Viotoria and Nelson streets. WANTED KNOWN—That Stovo Ornaments aro a srcci'alty'in choap'nes3 arid variaty at Goodson's London' Arcade. . ■ X\f ANTEITIiNpWN-That for Christ- TV 'mas and' Birthday Cards, the largest selection is at Goortson's London Arcade. ANTED, Canvassers for'the Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand. Good terms to competont men. Bond required, —Apply at Offices, Palmorston Buildings.^ Arthur-E. Lewis^ Manager.: ' ■■•■ ANTED KNO WN.that Electro-plated Goods and Cutlery aro obtainable at Good-On's London Avcado, good and aheap, Books and Stationery aro tho eheapegt in town, being sold at English prices. : IX7 ANTED—When you ore In Hobßon- YV *reet call and see the large and choice stook of Mosgiel and Bannookburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan s. ANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards— Charles Kelßoy and Co. have fust opened up; their new Christmas .Cards, which for beauty of design could scarely be surpassed; Bhould be seen early.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120. Queen-street .■ •' W~ ANTED KNOWN.—Handsomo Stulled Conohos, 14s 6d and 19s Cd; hand- Bom6StuffedChairs,los:ChestsofDrawers,los(Jd; Washstands, os lid ; Colonial Couches, a* 3d ; Stretchers, 6a; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Raoka, Is 6d.—At Dampier's Hobßon-it Shop. ANTED KNOWN —That Sterling Gold and Sllvor Watchos and Jewellery aro supplied at the lowest price in town at Goodson's London Arcade. . . WANTED" KNOWN—No Volcanic Land to bo bought on as easy terras, or for so little money, as you will be ablo to Pur chase at the Sale by Auction on Wednesday _!)th inst—R. C. Greenwood, Auctioneer. WANTED KNOWN—For 8 months from date I will selT lines of Household Furniture, &c, &c, removed to my commodious Mercantile Sale-rooms for convenience of sale, pn SPECIALLY A'DVANTAGH.QtJS TERMS as to commission, v/hich may be ascertained by anyone deefding to Bell pff for any reason, by applying personally to the Auctioneer, who has determined to offer every facility-to his blieuts to enable th>m:to realise. All'who aro disposing of Houses or- Furniture should see the imdei- "igncd FORTHWITH, Thisis GENtHNIS.-J. R7 Randerson, Auctioneer; Weekly Bales or daily if required. ' ' '* WANTED, the Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that tho New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving the highest price for Bones at their Depot, Cuatoms-street West, and that arrange. ments have been mado for collection on appuca Mon at the Uepot,-to the agent, Robt. Ueo. Hill,-



Wanted. WANTED, Four Improvers to tho ' Carpentering. -Apply sharp. Calliope. WANTED, a Dressmaker for a few days. —For addreß3. apply Stab Office W" ANTED, a Situation by a first-class Horse-ahoer.—Apply Star Office TX7 ANTED, a Situation as Cheesemaker, TT hy an experienced factory hand.—Apply to " H.P., office of Ihia paper. ___ ANTED, Thirty Pick and Shovel Men (with their tools), and 8 teams of horses.—Apply on the Works, Franklin Rond._ ANTED, 3 Generals, 2 Nureegirls (for country or town).—A. MoLeod's ltegistry, Wharf, or St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, Situation, good Bootmaker, and capable of taking charge of a store in Town or Country.—A. McLeod's Registry, Wharf. WANTED, a Labourer for concrete work.-Apply H. J. Riordan, llobson- Btreet, near Cook-street. WANTED KNOWN, JP'ree rasses on all Tramcara, Omnibuses, and Ferry Boats to all visiting the Great Sale of A. 0. Btephenson's Drapery and Clothing Stock at S. Coonibes and Co.'s. \\r ANTED, Newton Boot Warehouse, \ V Buyers for Boys' Shoes, from 53 Gd ; Men', do., 7s 6d: Women's High Lace, 6s 9J. For this week only. ANTED, Comfortable Six or Seven roomed Detached House, within ono or two miles of Queen-street j must have good water supply and Btftbling, and good view.— Full particulars to P. 0., Box 18. WANTED.— We can assure to our Customers good, sound, well-made Boots and Shoes at lowest prices in tho trade.—T. Prosser. WANTED KNOWN, that wo are selling tcvoral Deaperato Lines, bought for Cash, and which cannot be equalled at any Sale now goinir on in Auckland, at tho Bon Marche. , . WANTED, First • class Man Cook, Women Cooks, 20a, 30s; Becond Cook, Three Waitressea, Nurses, Sixteon Uonorsls, Girl Assistants. Four Cook Laundresses.—Mrs Elsmere. ffuul ANTED, a Boy used to bottling.— Apply Mrs Davia "a Store, Viotoriastrcet West. WANTED, a Girl about 13 or U years of age to make herself generally useful. —Apply to Mrs C. F. llancken, Union-stroet. ANTED, Work by the day by a sober, industrious Woman ; is a good laun dress-Address" Mother." Poat-ofllce, Newton. \X7ANTED, a Second Cook.—Governor VY Brown Hotel. , "V\7\ANTED, a Good Laundress.—Apply TT Aurora Motel. Victoria-.trjet. ANTED, several Apprentices and Junior Hands tor the Millinery.—Apply Tho Melbourne Drapory and Clothing Co. ANTED, a respectable Girl, 13 to 15 years of age, a_ Nursomaid.—Apply to Mrs J. M. Brlghani, corner Ilardingo and (j raham-Btreets. W"" ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making and Sales.-Apply W.G. Allon, Draper, Jervois Road, Pousonoy. WANTED KNOWN—For Sale (cheap), Quantity Second-hand Bricka and Timber at Avondale.—Apply B. Glttos and Sons. W" "ANTED, Two Rooms, Unfuroished, with übo of kitchen; flvo minutes walk from top of Symoads-Btroet—Address " W.H,,' Star Ofllcc, ANTED TO LET, a Balcony -12 ---roomod Houso, olobo to Queen-atrcet flreboll; 4 fire-places; wator laid on; suiublo for working men's boardlng-houso; furnished or unfurnished.—Apply at the Choap Bedding and Furniture Mart, nexi the Pubic Hot Baths, Victoriu-Blroot East. ANTED, a Hairdresser.—Apply, by lettor, "J.C.L.." Genoral Post-oftlco, Auckland. W'aH Til D KN. U Vv N—Bargains in Dress Materlals-We aro Soiling 70 Pieces of beautiful Silky Lustrea, all now Summer Shados, at B^d per yard, well worth la Od.—D McPherson, Drapor. Karangahapo Road. ANTED, Butchers to Know eovoral Stalls to Let In South Wing of Market House.—Apply to Thos. Slater, wolKhbridee Ofllco. WANTED KNOWN —In MUlinory, Drapory, Clothing. Drossos. Prints, and Calicoon I defy competition.—J. 11. Haunau. Viotorla-Btroot(olfHobBon-street>. ANTED TO RENT, any time within 4 weeks, a l-roomed Houeo. within 15 minutes walk from Post Ofllco.—Apply "X.C.." bTAUOilica. WANTED KNOWN, Mr Axkow's "Fire of Life" euroa Rheumatism, NouraUla, Toothaohe, Hoadacho, &o. Sold in Bottles, Is, Is Od. 2s 3d. It never fails to euro !- Three doors from Young Men's Christian Asso ciation, Albort-atreot. WANTED, Bnypis, Men's Balmoral*, all sizes, 9s (id; Bluohera. 6s 9d; Klastio Sides, lls 6d; all warranted own make.—T, Proasor, Upper Queen-street ANTED, tho public to call nt tho Bon Marcho without delay, and boo their Suiting Tweeds, worth 4s to is 6d, for Is lljd a yard; also Taffeta Ulovss, worth la lid, for 18. WANTED "KNOWN— Pawnbrokers' Sale.-Mr Arthur will sell at his Mart on Monday next, Nov. 3. at 11 o'clock, a Quan tity of Unredeemed Pledges. — James Rao, Pawnbroker. AKTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. receive Monthly Parcolß of Jewollory. In this way their stock Is kept well assorted with all tho newest goods. No Imita tions are kept on the protmsoa. Everything guaranteed real Gold or Silver.—Charles Kolscy and Co.. 120, Queen-street. WANTED, Ladies to know that wo aro offering about 200 Dozen Straw Ifata and Bonnets, from lid each to 10s Gd; All-wool Beiges, worth Is, for BJd a yard ; Lace Cur tains, from 2s lid a pair.—lion Marche. 247, Quoen-strcot ._ _ _ WANTED, People to Read Things that Speak for Thomselveß! —J. 11. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street East; doeß his own Cutting, and pays a very small rent; thoroforo ho is ablo to make Garments to Ordor at same price as Shops soil Ready • mado ClothOß. ' • A a. d. Well-shrunk Serge Suits 2 10 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Suits 2 15 0 Well-shrunk Fancy Coat, Vest, and Trousers ';. .. • 3 5 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 012 6 Woll-shiunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 015 0 Well-shrunk Tweod Troußers .. .. 017 0 First class Tweed Trrusors .. ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou sora - 15 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit, well-shrunk .. 310 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit, well-shrunk ..400 Best of any kind of Tweed 4 10 Q J. H, I). Imports direct from tho Manufac turers, and thus Bavcs the' Merchant's Profit; giving the benefit to his CustomersI.—Noto tho Addross: J. H. Dalton. City- Tailoring Establishment, Viotoria-street Kast (opposite Geodson's), and at Cameron-atieet, Whangarei. ANTED, all Buyers of Ready-made Clothing to pay a visit to London House, whore no puff is needed. Men's Tweed and Serge Suits from 18a 9d to 635; Men's Diagonal Coats, from 18s M; Men's Tweed Trousers and Vest, from 10s 9d; Men's Job Serge T*>users, 4a Gd; Men's Job Tweed Trousers, 4i lid; Men a Job Nelson Trousers, 7s lid; Boys' Braided Knicker Suits, 4s lid to 21s 6d. all lined; Jersey Suits, 5s Hd, very cheap; Men's Shirts, Is to 7s (3d each; Boys' Shirts, from'OJd; Felt Hats, from Hid; Ties, Collars, Studs, etc., otez-Jamca Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nolßon streets. •' . : ANTED KNOWN. — Lots of Fresh Drapery. including-Black Italian Cloth. 2b lid; Cretonne, SJ and 7Jd; Mon's Braces, 9d : Windsor Scarves, Is; Black Burlington do., 6d | Apron Handkerchiefs, 9Jd; Boys' Suits. 6b 3d) Boys' Tweed Trousers, 3s Ud; Black Satin, lsßd and 1b lid; Largo Lot of Soiled Black Wadding, 6 yards for 9d; Men's Washing Ties, Is per doz.j Men's Hard Folt Hats, 1b 6d: Tweed, la and Is 6d; Linen Collars, all sizes, 4d; Cretonne Bind ing, 2d yard; Dress Preservers, 4d the pairs Black Cashmere, la Od and 2a 6d; Slato Silesia. 3J-.; Fanoy Ribbons, 4d; Grand Line of Ladles! Umbrellas, Is 4d; Fanoy Apronß, 4d, Bd, and Is; Babies' Bibs. Od; Black Kid Gloves, la lid i Men's Regatta Shirts. 2s lid; White Moleskin Pants, 5s lid j Men's Paget Coats, 10s; Working Shirts, Is; Coloured Handkerchiefs, 4d; Men's Real Good Nightcaps, reduoed to Is per doz., cheap enough for dish oloths; Coloured Cash mere Twill, BJd: Coloured and Black Jersey Gloves, 7Jd; Children's Socks, from 2Jd; Cor sets, la sd: 104 Blarkets, 6s 9d: Grand Line of Colourod-Sateons, bid r Embroidered Collars, 1b ; Hoyle's Beat Prints, 6Jd; Black Lustre, 9Jd; 36 ---inch Calico, Gs 3d thu'doz. yards; ll'Mnoh do., 3a 6d the doz.: Grey do., from 2Jd; Coloured Damask, lOd; Coloured 811k Squares, 7Jd; Lavender Water, 6_ bottle; Black Straw Hats, 6Jd; Men's Striped Soekß, Bid; Shetland Ribbed Socks, lid; the Ladies' Jackets are now reduced to 5s lid, and the.Ladies' Ulsters are reduoed to 7s lid; Children s, 2s lid; Bleached Bwansdown Calico, 1b: Violet Powdor, 4d the largo packet: Pomado, 6d tho bottle: Print SltirtSf 1" 9d i 10-4 White Quilts, 6s Ud; Towelß. 2Jd, 3Jd, 4id; 72 ---inoh Unbleached Sheeting, lOd; 72-inon Bleaohed do., Is; Wool, Beige, 73d, lOJd: Ladies leather Bags, Is each; Lot of Fresh Jewellery, cheap; atDampier's Wakeflold-atreet Bhop. TTSTAKTEI), the Inhabitant, of Parnell T T vto Know that W, H. Dampier, Booti maker, opposite tho Barrel Hotel, Parnell, ten ders his sinoere thanks to thorn for the patron age already accorded to him. and that he intends j to astonish them with his Wonderful Bargains in Boots and; Shoes for the future, which will always be the-same in price and quality as at Ms Town Shop. For particulars please read the Town Advertisement, which is the next one to this. __ ■ WANTED KNOWN—Boots! Boots! Another grand lot. Purchasers are requested ■to show their Bargains to- their friends—Men's E.S. Boots (our own make,some thing astonishing), 138 fid; Men's Auckland Bluchers, 5b lid; Men's Handsome Durabld Patent Leather Slippers, 2s 9d; Men's Seal Buff Slippers. 2s lid, usual price, -Ss; nice lot of Ladies' E.S. Kid Boots, <fs 6d and 5s 6d; suporior Fanoy Stitched do., 63 6d: grand lino of Ladies' E.S. High-leg Morocco Boots, 6s 6d; Ladies' High-heel Prunella Boots (nearly all sizes), 4s 6dj superior ditto (all sizes), 5s and 5s 6d; Ladies' Sewn > House Boots (with heels), 2s lid; grand line of Goloshed House Boots, 3s 9d; Ladies' White Marcolla Boots, 2s; Ladies' White Sateen Boots (with high heels), 3s Gd; Ladies' Out-door Shoes (not slip pers, mind), 4s 6d; Ladles' Oxford and/ Derby Walkintj Slides. 5s 64; Ladies' Handsome Pa tent Leather Slipped, 2s 6d;' 'Ladies' Prunella Slippors,' 3s 6d; . Maids' High - leg Button Boots, 3s; splendid line of' Girls' Patent Lace-ups (sizes, 7 to lC)i 4.8 6d; Infanta1 Felt Boots, fd; Infants' High-leg Button Boots, ls'Bd; an enormous quantity at Infant*' E.S. Bpots, different kinds. Is 16d; Infaiits' Patent Strap Shoos' (with buckles), Is fid', &e.','&n"., Sffs.; strong Leather Boot; Laces. Id the pair> Cotton do., 3d tlie dos.; Button HooksJ Id; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Shoe Horns; 3d; Boot Protectors, 3d the set; Button Fasteners, dd the box; Hauthway's celebrated Peerless Gloss. 6d the Bottle. N.B.— The publio are requested to examine the various kinds of boots and shoes made on tho premises at Dampier's Boot Shop .Victoria- I street, and also at Damplor's Boot Shop Parnell ■ opposite the Barrel Hotel).



Wanted. WANTED, Pint Bottles.—Apply Mrs Davis'* Store, Victoria-street West. WANTED— Wanted to Sell, very Cheap, Largo Bottles of Hair Oil, only Od; Castor Oil, Sd, 3 bottles for Is; Salad Oil, Od; Plaid -Matches, Gd dozen,; Safety Matches, Id; Tin Boxes Matches, la 6d; Washing Powder, 6d dozen; large Soap Powders, 8 for ed; Hudson s Extract of Soap, i for 6d; Nutmegs, 3d ounce; Orange Marmalade, fid tin, 2 for-lid; Ginger Winp, 2s bottle; Limejuice, 8d bottle; Glass Juga, Cd; Wino Glasses, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass Tumblers, 2d and 3d, 2-j dozen; Dried Apples, 3d lb; Epsom Salts, Id dozen packets; Water Hottlea, Cd and I'd: Glass Decanters, Is; Bath Bricks, 3d, 2 for od ; largo Teatrays, la 3d; Mixed Spice. Id packet, 7 for 6d: White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, BsCd dozen; W lute Stone Cupa and SftUccra, 3s fid dozen; White and Gold Jugs, Hs set; Boot Protectors, 3d box; Spectacles, fid and 9d; lot Pictures, Is Cd and 29; lot of Sponges, Id to fid; Flower Tubeß, only 3d each. 5 for Is; Baskets, 8d to 2a Cd ; Chr stmae Cards, 4d dozen; 1 large Bible, with coloured plates, only fil 7a fid; Kxorcise Books, Sd and 3d, Is Cd and 2a Gd dozen; Japanese Gloss only Id bottle; Robinson's Patont Groats. Cd lin; Iron Lasts, is Cd to 35.-H.WATT, Pitt-street. Miscellaneous Wanted*). T>OARDOF EDUCATION. Applications for the appointment of Head master of the OnehuiiKa School will be received by the Board on or before THURSDAY, 13th Novembfir, 1884. Salary, according to scale, based on averaue attendance, about £275 a yoar. A good dwelling-house and two acrca of ground provided. Applicants to state full particulars. Any Candidate who, either dirootly or in directly, is concerned in canvassing members of the Board or of the School Committee, will bo disqualified. By order of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Seorctary. A YOUNG MAN wishes to be instructed __. in Vocal Music on Monday evonlngs.— Apply, stating terma, to " C.X.8.," Stak Office.. BOARD and Residenco required by Gentleman; bath and separate bedroom ; private family preferred.—Torms to "T.," Stab Ofllce. P"ARTNEU WANTED in an Estab lUhed Mercantile Business of old standing, and with good Home connections : oapital requlßito, £3,000; only principals dealt with.— Preliminary communication to bo addrcasod to " Commercial," Ofllce ot this Paper. TOCAL INDUSTRY DUTTON BROS., Manufacturers of Every Description of CORKS, BUNGS, FISHING NET FLOATS &c, &c. Wholesale and Retail. Factory: UPPER QUEEN-STREET. Lost and Found* LOST OR STOLEN, a Groy Cow in full milk, on Friday nightlost from Domain Paddock. Anyone detaining same after this dato will bo prosecuted.—Mrs E. White, Port land-otrcet, ParnelL ■ LOST, on Saturday morning, between Vlotoria-atrect and Home Bay, pair of BuKiry Tracoa with bronst Btrap attachod.—Ro ward at Mr GledhlU'u. Wellffdey-atreot. ONE POUND REWARD.—Lost, on tboOnohunga Road, on Saturday Nlgkt hißt. a Dark Chestnut Cob, aged, with hogsed mane, saddled and bridled.—Anyono returning tho same to Mr .Tamoß Kilgour, Newmarkot, willrccclvo tlie above reward. ' ' LOST (Saturday), on racecourse or rail way, a Silver Hunting Watch (without guard).—ill reward if returned to Btak Ofllce. OST, STOLEN, OR STRAYED, on Friday, 2lth October, from Nathan's Bond. Cußtoniß-Btroet East, a Black Spaniol Dog, white mark on chest, wearing a collar registcrod in Dovonport, I?B3.—Anyono returning came to Mr Gilmorc L ataboyo_addr3Sß, will be rowarded. /Vne pound Reward.—Lost, from \J Panmuro. Groy Mare, dnrk points, rlßing 7 yonrfl.-Findor will rcceivoabovo by leuvlng Marc at F. G. Whiting's, KinK-atroot, Ponsonby orAlrGavln'B. Storekooper. Paninure. If stolen £1 will bo paid on the conviction of the thlof. STRaYEU into my paddocks, on 3rd instant. One Grey Filly.—Owner can havo aamo by paying oxponses and applying to A. Konnedy, Albort-atroet. TRAYED from Prinoos-strcot on Satur day, a Black Retriever Pup. belonging to Mr Goldatoin, Waterloo Quadrant.—Finier will berowarded. Sporting. "T>ARCO'S" CONSULTATION HUNT CLUB CUP. 1 will SctUo on above from 8 till 10 THIS EVKWm .'BARGO" Bwan Hotel. ""DARGO'S" CONSULTATION. AUCKLAND SPMNO HANDICAP, RUN ON SATURDAY, NOV. 13. UNLIMITBD NUMBKR OF SUBSCRIBERS AT TEN SHILLINGS. First Horso 30 por cent. Second Horao 20 per cent. Third Horao 10 por cent Starters and non-Btnrtors.. 10 por cent. (equally divided) To bo drawn by Coinmittoo choaen from tho Subscribcra. anil in presonco of a Rcprcßonta tlvo of tlie Press. Subscribers living Out ot town can nominate a Delegate to bo at tho Drawing. Addross— "B A R G O," Care ok M. GALLAGHER. Swan Hotel. Meetings. TVTEW ZEALAND. TOBACCO-GROW _I INQ AND MANUFACTURING CO. (Limited). Notice ia hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Now Zealand Tobacco-growing and Manufac turing Company (Limited) will bo hold in tho Auckland Chamber of Commerce, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, oh WED NESDAY, the sth day of November, Isßl, at 2.30 p.m., for the purpoßO of ooiftidtring, and if thought fit. of paWng the following special Resolutions:— Ist. That tho Company be wound-up volun tarily, under the provisions of the Com panies Act, 183-2. 2nd. That the Stock-in-Trade, Machinery. Plant, Buildings, and other Property of the Company be Bold by tho Liquidators for such price and on such terms &i the Liquidators, with the consent of the Direc tors holding office at the time of passing imch Resolution, shall doem right and ex pedient; and it tho Liquidators shall sell t'j the Auckland Tobacoo Company, thai (hey may receive in compensation, or part compensation, paid-up Shares, or partly paid-up Shares, in the last-named Comv pany for distribution amongst tbp Mem bers of tho New Zealand Tobacco-growing B,nd Manufacturing Company (Limited). ■ Should the6e Resolutions he carried, a further Resolution will be proposed for the appoint ment of a Liquidator for the purpose of carrying out the businesa conneoted with Uisforegoinn resolutions. Dated this 27th day of Ootober, 18S4. By ordor of tho Board. ARTHUR R. DENDY, Secretary. Beach Rood, Auckland. AUCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Ordinary Monthly Mooting will be held In the Museum Buildings, Princes-street, TO-NIGHT, the 27th inßt,. at 7.15 p.m., when tho following Papers will bo rood:- ! 1. "New Spooles of Now Zealand Spiders," ?2. " Notes on the Fertilisation of Certain New Zealand Plants," by T.F. Choescman, F.L.S. 3. "On Re-naming Now Zoaland,1 by W. H. / "On tho Establishment of a Sanatorium in tho Rotorua Diatrlot," by Jas. Stewart, M. Inst., P IT . T. F. CHEESEMAN. Sec. T" HE AUCKLAND LIBERAL ASSO CIATION.—A Meeting of the Members of this Asaociation will be held in the Temperance Hall on, TUESDAY EVENING. Ootobor 28. at 730 The Executive aro requested to meet at 7'p,in,-J, LEPPER, Secretary. XjIDEN LODGE, No. 1,530, E.G. The Regular Monthly Meeting will bo held in tho Lodge-room, Maaonio Hall, Karangahapo IloadTTO-MOBHOW Cfucaday) EVENING, at 7.30 o'olock preolaely, Vialtlng Bretliren ore in vited to attend. By command of the W.M. JOSEPH WARREN. P.M.. Secretary. OME MISSIONARY- MEETING, Grafton Road Wkslbyan Chubch.— TO-NIGHT, 27th. at 7.30 p.m. Spoakors: Rovb. T. G. Hammond, S. Lawvy. W. Slade. and Haurnkl Paul. J. L. Wilson. Esq., In the chair. Saored Solos and Choruses, &c, specially proparod. Public cordially invited. -r> ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Half-yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank will bo held In tlie Banking-house, in''Auckland on TUESDAY, the 28th day of October next, a noon, for tho purpose of receiving tho Report of the Directors for tho half-year ending tho 30th instant, the Election of a Director, and for any othot business that' may be"brought before the m ®y order of the Board of Directors. ' D. L. MURDOCH, Goneral Manager. Auckland, September 16,1^. IT JS HEREBY" notified" tliat WiI.WAM lijnbs 'TAViflh has given the neceasa^y notice thlftt hejs a Candidate, for the vacant seat at the Board of Directors, " Auckland, October 17,18841 •DANK OF NEW ~Z_ ALAND. "The Transfer Books of this Bank will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, tho 14th. to TUES DAY, the 28th October, both days inolualvc. By order of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland. September 16.1881.



Shipping a. y£ "DARQUE ARCADIA, X> FKOM LYTTELTON.. •^ffeJar^wfiT QonsigneOß will please ob -i«jy^^6_^f'"'" tlellvory orders and pay 1 < W_ UlII■"■ freights at the ofllce of the undersigned. Cargo impeding ship's discharge will-bo landed and stored at Conuignees' risk and expense. W. McARTHUR & CO. X^jr*. mHE NEW ZEALAND jfS_B_* J- SHIPPING COMPANY'S <JE_'ra___?T lyri" r''T'l' VVaikato, fkom "T&jlFfi Mf London. —AH C'uiiiis against B"**al—^ tho abovenamed Veßsol, in re spect of her Inward Cargo, must be rendered in Duplicate to the undersigned on or before noon i on THURSDAY, the 30th inst, otherwise they cannot be recognised. THE NEW ZICALAND SHIPPING CO. (LIMITED), Agents. To Let TO LET, on Lease or Weekly, a Five roomed House, with store attached; 3 acres of good Ground, 60 Fruit Trees, all bear- ; ing; fonced in with Hobarttown palings; all surrounded with pines; a never-failing spring well; cow.birds, piggeries, fowl-house, Sec, Ten minutes' walk from 'bus. Richmond, Cox's Creek.—Apply W. Lynch. Aurora Hotel. mO LET OR LEASE, with immediate X possession, the New 3-Story Brick Build ing centrally situated in Lome-street, suitable for heavy goods slore, warehouse, or factory; uvory convenience; rent moderate.—Apply J. J. Holland, Contractor, Lorne-Btreet. O LET, 4-roomod Cottage, with wash house, garden, and every convenience, Sontinel Road.—Apply W. S. Wilkins, Boot maker, Jcrvols Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 4-roomed House in George. street.—Apply Mr Robb. on the premises. O CARPENTERS.—Wanted a man to do a small job.—Apply Stab Ofllce. rriO LET, to arespectable Married Couplo, X a Furnished Bedroom with use of kitchen and sltting-rorm.—Apply Stab Office. mO LET, in Parnell, Hairdresser's Shop, I with fixtures, complete. — Apply Goo. Kaynes, Butcher, Parnell. mO LET, Two Front Rooms, Albert- X street.—Apply W. C. Portoi-. Tobacconist, Queen-atreet. i nriO LET, two-story Brick Warehouse, X Durham-street East, formerly occupied by Sargood, Son, and Ewen, lately by Young Bros. —Apply on premises. O LET, Houses and Cottages, Parnell, Remuora, and Newmarkot.— Apply Win. Dinnison, Newmarket. i O LET, an attached 5-roomod House, England-street. Freeman's Bay. Rent, ja 6d.-J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. O L3T, Two Lar^e, Lofty, Unturnißhed Rooms, use of Kitchen; best part Grey strect.— Apply Tcaadalo, Baker, Groy-stroot. O LET, Good Now Five • roomed Houso, 13 minutes from Queen-street.— Apply Glasgow Store, Great North Road. TO LET, on Mount Eden Road, New Six-roomed House; gas and overy con venience—Apply at Crockett's Store, Mount Eden. TO LET, Two Comfortablo Rooms; 8s por week, noar Freeman's Bay. — For addroas apply Star Ofllce. ■ ■ • O LET, 4, 5, 10-roomcd Houses, Quoon atract, Ponsonby, Mount Eden.-Grant and Cooke, 75, Quecn-Btreet TO LET, a Bedroom with use of parlour, —For address apply Stah Office fl^O LILT, House and Shop with every X convenience, — Apply to Mra Watson, cornor ot Victoria and Nuiaon-atrcots. O LET, a 4-roomod House, with gardon, In New-street, off Carlton Gore Road, Nuwiniiikct. — Apply to J. Spenco, Grocer, JVlunukau Road, Parnell. TO LET, North Shore, nicely Furnished Bed and Sitting Roomg, with or without board. Also, Single Rooms, with board, for Kontlemon. Private family; no children. Con vouient to wharf.—Addresa ofllce of thla paper. O LET, Howe-stroot, two rooms, with uso of kitchen; gan, bath, &c.; 7s Cci per wool:. — Apply J. 11. uamer, Land Agent, Nowton. • TO LET, Hackett-strect, Ponsonby, S-roonicd Houso; gas and wator; good view of harbour.—Apply J. H. limner, Land Agont, Nowton. T" O LET, in Parnell, Bod and Sitting-, room, furnished, with use of kitchen, and cloao to main road.-Apply Star Offlco, or Georgo, Grocer, Parnoli. TO LET, for Romainder of Loaso, Shop and JJwoUlnK. Junction of Grey and Pitt iirootn-Apply to J.'M, Lennox, or J, AI. Sjuis, on tho premises. mO LETTFurnißhod Bedroom, with or X without board.—Apply first two-storoy houac, Great Nortli Road. TI^O LET, a 3-roomod Ho_e.—Apply to X Jqinea Korr, Cutlor. Wollealey-atruetKaat. fllO LET, a Fui'iii«hed House, ii rooms, I gas and wator laid on, cooking stove, and every convenience.—Apply Sir Smith, 2, Ran doMl_roJ!t'-_' Pitt-atroot. mO LET 6lt "FOR SALE, iWoomed X Cottage, Leamington Road, near Mount itoßkll Road.—J. A. VVoodwanl, Edon Vale Road. : -■' fliO LET, 5 or C Unfurnished Rooms at I Mangaro: few minutes from bridge.— Apply Josaph Haatio. Mangare. mo "LET OR FOR SALE, from Novem- I bor Ist, a Houso of 8 rooms, off Avenue Road.—Apply second houso past Orphan Home Road. TO LET, in Norfolk-street, near Pon sonby Road, a 9-roomed House, with wash-house; gas and water laid on.—Apply R. Gordon, next Savings Bank, Surrey Hill. TO LET, a C-roomed Villa, top Brown street; register grato; gas and wator, and every convenience.—W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furniluro Warehouse O LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Quoen- Btreot; suitable for Office, Store, or Sample-rooms.—App.y Lewis and Simpson. O LET, Doublo Office, City Chambers, High-atreot; fireplace and register grate, &c, &c—Apply to J. M. Macdonald or H. W, Heath. TO LET, junction of Queen and Grey streets, a new, roomy Shop and Cellar; also. Shop and Collar fronting Market ontranco. —M. Browne, Pitt-street (top of Vlucent-strcot), or at the premiaoß. nnO LET, largo Two-storied House In I Jormynßtreot; stable, garden, kc ; gas and water laid on; just boen put in thorough repair; commands magnificent view of harbour. —Apply W. Altken; Esq.'; or Major T. V. Bhep herd, Auckland. SHOPS TO LET—A Shop and Dwelling to Let, in a good position, at tho foot of Groy-strect.—Apply to Win. Buchanan, St. Mungo Chambers (opposite Bank of N.Z.) FFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ply to Connoll & Cooper. Solicitors. ONE or two Front Rooms to Let in private family. No children. Third house left side Pratt streot. Wellington-street. IVTEW 5-roomed House To Let In Pratt _i atrcct, Wellington-street, city wator. 13s weekly.-C, Williamson, Estate Agent, High street. ' ■ OFFICE to Let, Somervell's Buildings, Queen-Btroeb — Apply to Mr W, Oulpan, euro ot Messrs Hoskoth and Richmond, Solici tors. Bank Buildings. QuQfln-Bti'eot. mcT'iERATED WATER AIANU- I FAOTURERS. FOR SALE, New Lilliputian Soda-water Plant (oomp'ete). with gacometor, generator, soda-water machine, untl all fittings. Also, 38 crates Bottles.—Apply to ARTHUR H. NATHAN. Cuatoma-Btreet, frr~ o let, -*- Thn Eastern Portion of tho FIRST FLOOR Of the NEW "STAR" OFFICE, FORT-STREET. Suitable for a Store oi a Suite of Oillces. Apply, to W. BEAUMON r. Stab Office, Wyndham-stroot fry O~ E E f. BARSFIELDSTREET, PONSO .UY - Hand- Romo Villa of Grooms, bath-room, wash-houae, &c , &c; nice garden. SHELLY BEACH ROAD—Hamlsomo Reßi donco of 7 roomß, soullory, batli room, waah liouso: large gardon, aplondid viow, &c. VERMONT-STRKET-Nico Villa of 5 rooms, &c, &c; nice position; rent, 15s per wsek, JKRVOIS ROAD-Nice Villa of 8 rorniß, wash -1 house, copper, &o,; rent, only 20s per week, i BROWN STREET—Nice Houso, 6 rooms, c ty ' wattfrlaidin, &o.,&c.Lrent, 16s Cd; per week. And sovoral others. Particulars on applica tion. '' D. F. EVANS, Land Agent, ! ' Medical. . TTkO you feel languid and sleepy on XJ- rising in the morning 1 If you do, your 1 liver or stomaoh is out of order. Try Marshall's Special Tinoture of Podophyllum; It will cure you. Prloo, Is.—C. w. Goodson, London . Arcade, Sole Agent for Auckland. • fTh astonishing tho favour in which Wolfe's '-t SciiNAPI'S is held—Wo suppose becauao itis a'flrst-elaas artioie. ■ G. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 4a 6d, 2a 6d, Is 6d por bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps, mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneouß I X Uelief-ODONTALGIC.—Is per bottle.- I F. O. BHARI—ND, opposite Post-office. X> OSELINE for the HAIR — Thiß ele- XVi gant preparation completely eclipses every article of a Bimilar kind now before the public. Price," Is. qd a hottlb.—Shar^anp, Apothecaries "Hall. 1> ATS! RATS TH A? Sl—Use XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, ' TRats eatit greedily, and dio: no 'smoll. Pricp. One Shilling a Bottle, F. C. a^HARLAND. opposite Poafc-offlea. . WO' R M S. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for tho Certain Cnre.. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lapaoket I Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. BE certain you make no mistake ; ask for and. take no other but the genuine Wolfk's Sc_NAPr&_DejnandMrpLFE'B. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— XV SHARLAND'S CBERBY PECTORAL, Price. 2a fid and is (Sd.-F. C. Sharland, opposite th Poat-offlco. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medioine of the day. Price. 2s 6d a box.-Colo nial Agent, F, C. Shabland, opposite tha Poat offloe - -



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Light Spring Cart ant quiet Pony.—Addross, "8.C.. Star Office OR SALE, a snug little Form at Papa kura; House of 8 rooms and out-buildinga paddonks all securely fenced; plenty of wute and firewood; run of 2,000 acres adjoins pro perty. Stock, comprisine—milch cows, springer and calves, pigs, fowls, &c, at valuation.- Apply at once to D. F. Evans, Auctioneer am EBtate Agent, Queen-street. 13J3_ X7*OR SALE, the Lease of an Allotmem Mj in Bcresf ord-street, adjoining the Westeri Park.—A>pply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House Land and Estate Agents. . a _ PIANO FOR SALE, Handsomi Walnut, Trussels. full compass, nice tone Price, fi2ft.-Ino.uire Mason Brothers' Store anc Wood Depot. Great North Road. XHOK SALE, one of the Best Businesi JD Sites in Karangahape Road; Allotment S3 x 100.—For full particulars apply "Land lord," Stab Office. FOR SALE, a New House of Eight Rooms, five minutes from Victorii Wharf, overlooking city and harbour; volcanii soil; gas and water laid on.—Apply to J. Trayeß Rattray-street, North Shore. FOR SALE, at Arch Hill, four-roomec Cottage (new); beautifully finished, room! lofty; terms easy.—Apply J. Batty, Ponsonbj Road. __j FOR SALE, 5-Ton Yacht (new) Sails anc Gear, complete.—T. H. Glover, Customs street West^ I" jIOB SALE, at Newmarket, close tc } Railway Workshop, a Flve-roomoc Cottage; a bargain.—Apply to H. Ashton anc Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, 4 fine Boats; suitable foi sailing or pulling.—Apply to Q. Strong Public Bathß, Cuatoniß street West. FOR SALE OR TO LET, a comfortable House of Six Rooms, in Angloßoa-strcet gas, water, and every convenience. The allot mont is newly planted and sufficient for anothei house.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House Land, and Estate Agents. FOR SALE, valuable Building Allot raent. having a frontage to Epsom Road of 100 f eetby 150feot deep, adjoining the Junctior Hotel.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land and Katate Agenta, Fortatreet. FOR SALE, Allotments near the resi dence oi Captain Walsh, on the road tc the Lake (North Shore), and near the Beach well situated for either Paddocks or Ville Residcnccs.-Apply to M. T. Clayton, 27, In surance Buildings. FOR~ABSOLUTE SALE, the Propertj of Mr J. H. Smith, near Station, Morning side, consisting of very fine Allotments; also, Houses of four, five, six and seven rooms; nc reasonable offer refused. — Edward Wayte, Estate Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers. . FOR SALE, a strong Spring Cart, nearly new. — Apply E. McKeown, Imperial Bakery, Wharf. ________ FOR SALE,"Single and Double Bugeies, Waggonettes, and Phcetons (hooded and open) ; a choice of 10.— E. Harvle, Uppo Symonds street. Ij^OK SALE, Five-roomed House, Allot . ment 50 x 130; gas laid on: every con' veulcnce.—Apply to w. Honry, Mary-street, Mount Kden. Also, lfirat-class Heavy Spring Cart Horso, 4 years, perfectly quite and staunch OR SALE, a No. 2 Pearson's Wax thread Sowing Machine (nearly now), with combined top and bottom feed, all latest im< pro vements; also, a No. 2, Thomas's principle, vory cheap.—H. and G. Hatfleld, Portmanteau Makers, Grey-street. FOR SALE, a Cheese Plant, mode for the To Awamutu Factory by H. Waito, and not now in use. Price, £35.—Apply to Ingram & Co.. Durhain-stroct. A5-ROO.MED HOUSE, with range, re gißtor itrato, and every convenience, for Sale.—John Giles, Devonport. T>£ES ! BEES ! — Swarms of Boea, or XJ Patent Hives, for Sale.—John Giles, Devon port. DEVONPORT.— For Salo, Two Allot ments noxt Professor Brown's; healthy Hiluation; capital view of harbour; price, 60s foot.—Apply Auckland Dairy, Hobaon-street. T7IOR SALE (cheap), a 2-H.P. Otto Gas X? Engine ; also, a 2-H.P. Horizontal Steam Engine.— For particulars apply to J. Fraser, Clarendon Buildings, Wakefleld-atreet. TVTELSON VILLA, bost house in Nelson- J. l streot, for Sale, suitable for business man; large garden.—Apply Watts Bros. • ON SALE, new well-built six-roomed Hauso. with Leamington range, etc; al lotment 40x 132; prico, £'Co.—Apply R. Heald, Buildor. New North Road. ON SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or suburbs), 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb). Fire Bricks. Sec —lt. Jankinson, Builder. Xx>rne- BtrO6U EGGS ! EGGS !—For Sale, a few Sittings of Brahma Fowlb, from prize stock.— Apply Mrs Johnatono, Willow Grove, Devon- Pon. _ k Til 6 R SAL E. POTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! A splendid samplo in J ton lots. Apply to ALFRED BUCKLAND. _ "■ - Haymarket. IjiOh SALE, 7-roomod Houso, Uroy-st. ; _ Groomed House, Wellington-street; water laid on. and oasy terms.—H. Partington, Btioh bury'a Buildings. XHOR SALE, Several First-class Proper- X? ties in Queen, Hobson, Victoria, and Albert-streets; freehold and leasehold.—H. Par tlnßton. Stichbnry'B Buildings. 1710R SALE, Albert-street, New Fivo , roomed Houbo : conorete, gas and water, choap, terms easy.—H. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. TTvEVONPORT. FOR SALE, with immediate possession, a new 7-roomcfJ House, well Bltuated, with magniftcont soa view. Price, £375-Apply R. & R. DUDER. im O H S A E^ W, In the centre of the city, a large, massive brick-built Wurehouso of three stories, on cornei allotment; suitable for any Wholcsaleor Manu facturing Business, Easy terms. Apply W. & J. FRATER. Land Agents, Queon-strcet. "C 10. R S A L E. thXtlsplendid business property, situate at the corner of Viotoria-street »nd Cli»pel-streot, consisting of Freehold Allotment, SSft. 9in. to Victoria-street, and 59ft.I'Un. tc Chapel-street, with two Shops and Dwellings ercoted thereon. Price and terms on applica tionto w. &J. FRATER, > Honso and Land Agenta, iff, Queen-street. TI7I Q- R S A L ,E, ■JD. 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTITK. two 7-lnch ■ ■' - Cylinders -: '-? '--'^ •I TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two Hnol Cylinders 2 CORNIBH BOILERS, 25 feot by 5 feet! inohee, SOlbs pressure. The Looomotivoa can be inspected- at Mace leld'» Foundry.. . For further partloulan apply to JIA3EFIELD & CO.. Albert-Btioet: or to the NKW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., Custom*- street Weat. pHAPP! CHAFF! CHAFF Just arrived: 70ii SACKS SOUTHERN OATEN CHAFF splendid quality; suitable for Racthorseo. E. MITCHELSON & CO., 19, QUKEN-STREET WHARF. mO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS FOR SALE 55 rjpOTARA piLES. Now lying in Freeman's Bay, W, McARTHUR &-COj FOR S A L B AMERICAN ORGANS, Not to be excelled in tone, price, or durability 13-STOP INSTRUMENT (WITH TWOKNEI SWELLS). FOR «20. Larger Sizes Equally Cheap. They we built to last, and Suitable for Chucoh Hall, or Parlour. R. E. FIS C H, BOOK "AND MUSIC SELLER, 210. Queen-streat, Auckland."' jp O^ R^ S A V 1 MOUNT ALBERT. — A very dosirabl Family Residenco. and 41 acres of Rich Sem volcanic Land. The Houso is thoroughly,.wo built, slate roof, verandah on two sides, an fitted with every convenience. There are als out-houses, fowl-houses, cow-shed, &n. Th land is all in good heart, and planted wi.th oi namental and forest trees, whipfc are wo grown, and afford splendid shelteVi Thereto rst-class orchard, planted with almost ever description of fruit trees, all In full bearin( This property has frontage to never failing free water creek and tho Manukau Road. It 13 ala within half-a-minute's walk of the Avonda) Railway Station, and the Auckland' and Avoi dalo'Busses pass tho House at frequent inte vala during the course of the day. Partif desiricg to purchase in a well sheltoroc healthy, and picturesque locality sbouldsee th property. Cards to view,—Apply to D, 1 EV4HB, Auctioneer and Katatu Agont,' Queei street. - ROCKY NO O I ROOKY NOOK. THE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS In this well-known and popular Townebip a: FOR SALE OF EASY TERMS. For persons in delicate health, seeking for BUILDING SITES, Combining the requirements of magnified view and volcanic soil, these Allqtments are UNRIVALLED, Tho now bridge over the railway crossing c Mount RoskiU Road makes tho approach both safe and easy. Consult your Medical Man, ; W. ~BAKER. MR EWINQTONJa my Agent



For Sale. i xi o. r i I l~~_! EPSOM.—Handsome New Villa. 7 rooms, ' finished off in flrst-class style. Commodious 'i Stable. Buggy-house, Hay-loft, Man's Room, r etc., etc., in commanding position, surrounded '• by 2 Acres of the Finest Volcanic Soil, sub -3 divided into paddocks and young orchard, - Bhrubberry, garden, etc., etc This desirable 1 property is situated in flrst-class position, _ near residence of Major George, and at t Mount St. John. Cards to view and all particu _ lara frouiD F. Evans, Land and Estate A,gent '< Y7OLCANIC Building Allotments for y Sale, on easy terms, at Mount Eden, c within three minutes' walk of 'bus terminus. , Plan of property to be seen at the office of 1 H. H. Hayr & Co,, High-street; EGGS !—For " Sale," few Sittings Pure Dark Brahmas, from first prize stock, 7s , 6d per dozen; unfertile replaced.—Mrs John • stone, Willow Grove, Devonport. \ Business Notices. s T~OOK Out for the Sale of A. 0. Stephen ' J.J son's Stock at S. Coombes and Co.'s, on . Wednesday next.—S. Coombeß and Co. I /"10MF0RTABLE Board and Residence , Vy for Gentlemen; piano, sponge, and shower ' bath.—Opposite Prince of Wales Hotel, Hob aon-street. , "DEAD THIS I —Men's Tweed Suits XV complete, 18s Gd; Trousers and Vests, IDs j 6d; Men's Tweed and Serge Trousers, 5s lid.— [ Fernandez, Clothier, Newton. 1 -VKTORKING MEN.-200 pairs of men's V T strong coloured Mole Trousers at 3s lid ; r a Benu'nc selling off.—Fernandez, Newton. . CJTORAGBI STORAGE!! STORAGE I!! . lO Good Dry Storage at current rates,—T, H. 5 Glover. Cuatoms-atreot West. OR THE WORKING CLASS.—Peter S. Franks has taken the Governor Gordon r Dining Rooms, which are being renovated, and • will supply good wholesome Meals at fid each; Board and Lodging. 15s per week. BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-To Let, two comfortable Bed-rooms and Sitting l rooms, with or without board.—Apply for ad> , dress. Mrs Ford, Baker, Dovonport. - /""^ ET one of Willinms's Summer Suite, • VX at prices whioh will astonish you. —J. > Williams. Tailor, Viotoria. BUSINESS NOTICE.-Mrs McDonald has Removed into those Premises known ' as the Welcome Boarding-house, corner of Nelson and Customs-street, and intends keep t ing it as a Boarding-house and Dining-room. . Terms, per week, for Board and Lodgings, 18s; or 9d per meal. ' ~IVrRS C> WHITE begs to inform the 1 _Kl_ Public of Onehunga and surrounding . districts that she has opened a Refreshment and > Dining-room in Queen-street, Gnehunga, oppo -1 site Mr Watta's, Draper. Your patronage boll cited. ! /^iREAT Sale of A. 0. Stephenson's I V)T Drapery and Clothing Stock on Wednes-. day next, at a. Coombes and Cq'a. ■ URNITUREI FURNITURE!!— Having let my premises in Queen-street, I . will Sell at Great 1 teductions for one week prior to Rcmoval,of which due notice will be given.— I F. W. RE YELL, nnxt Albert Hotel. TTNEMPLOYED — Buy your Boots . \J direct from the makor, and it will help , you through your difficulty, and keep the money . In the country. Children's Boots, any size, ito 13,45; Women's and Youths', 5a 6d and 7b ; Men's | Bluchers. Cs; Sidosprings, 8s; Watertighta. 10a Gd; all own make, at Economy Boot Shops. Grey-street, Victoria-street, and Faotory, Nel ■ son-street.—J. J. Austin, Proprietor, ; TDEMEMBER, A. 0. Stephensoa's Dra- XV pery and Clothing Stock for Sale at S. Coombes and Co.'s, on Wednesday noxt. HE DIRECT SUPPLY STOKE 249-QUEKN-STREET-249 ACOKLANB. A GOOD DINNER SERVICE of 98 pieces, only l}s. A FRKSH STOCK of LARGE m CUPS and SAUCERS, in different _ 1 ftt patterns, at 4s. W $ MORK CHEAP PLATKS AND Wj » DISHES.-Pheasant Plates, 2s and t» upwards; Pheasant Dishes, 6d and ■ _, M upwards. \2 M Aubo, CHINA and GLASSWARE In Pj O variety, cheap and gaod. P3 C TOILET SETS (all qualities), b TRINKET SETS. LOOKING H \M GLASSES, &c. &c. S Su' FANCY GOOD~B~6~F~EVERY DES- <S S3 CRIPTION.-A Good Assortment, H 3 at Low Prices. 00 JUST OPENEDTiome Beautiful Bub- 2 PH jects in PARIAN STATUARY : _0 3 also. KAISBI) FLOWERED __< _j CHINA BASKETS, JABS, tT1 _3 FLOWER POTS. &c, &c Kj 3 CUTLERY VERY CHEAP. JO DINNER KNIVES. 4s 8d dozen; _ pd USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHEN O jj UTENSILS, &c.;KGG BKATERS, W ~* la ; CANDLESTICKS, 9d ; X BREAD TRAYS, Cd; KITS, sd; ' L POCKET KNIVES, fid. « Jf, |M _, LAMPS. STOVE ORNAMENTS, S_ m BELLOWS. m GLABS SHADES AND STANDS, in all sizes. HANCHARD & CRANWELL, tS~ THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE, "_» 149-Qubb.v-st., Ancgr.AND.-a49 T~ADfES~OF AUCKLAND, SEE THE EXHIBITION ov i SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, W. P. OGILVIE'S NEW DRAPERY AND MILLINERY ES TABLISHMENT, . EVERY EVENING NEXT WEEK, Commencing 7.30 p.m., closing 10.30. VICTORIA II OUS Ej VICTORIA-ST. WEST, CORNEB OF GBAHAAI-STREETt i INSPECTION- INVITED DURING THE DAYTIME. ; LONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, WAIKOMITI. :- FOR SALE— EOGS FROM PRIZE POULTRY. Per doc x. d. Dark Brahmas (winners of eight First Prizes) .. .. 21 0 Second Prize Dark Brahmas 10 6 , Pordoz. Perdoz. b. d. b. d. ight Brahmas.. 10 6 Golden Pencilled ! Brown Leghorns 21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 0 1 White Leghorns 21 0 Silver Spangled ! Andalusians ..21 0 Hanihyiygs .. 10 6 J Black Spanish .. 10 6 Blaok Hamburgs 10 6 1 White Spanish .. JO. (1 fllaok Red Game 10 6 ' Bun"Cochins ~ 15 0 DuckWingGamo 10 6 Minorcaa ~ .. 10 6 Black Red Game Langshans .. 10 6 Bantams .. 10 6 . Grey Dorkings .. 10 6 DuakWingGamo CrtvoCoaurs .. 10 6 Bantams .. 10 9 k Houduns .. ..21 0 Ayleabury Ducks 10 6 Golden Spangled Rouen Ducks .. 10 6 i Hajnburgß .. 16 0 English Carrier Pigeonß 15s por pair, . HALF BRED POULTRY. Black Spanish and Brahma .. ~ ..SO Game and Brahma .. .', ,r ..5 0 Apply 4. ABBOT, Hobsou-Btfoet A NDALUSIAN FOWLS, good layers, ±\. non-sltteis. H. E. Martin, Original Im , porter, will book a few Sittings (12 eggs), 21s from stock that bred his numerous prize winners special prizes at late show; honours In England. f. E. Martin, Olaremont-Btreet, Kyber Pass Road, Aunklaml. Inspection invited. HURLEAND SON, BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS, KARANGAHAJPE ROAD AND JUNCTION OF QUEEN AND GREY STREETS, AUCKLAND. We beg to announce that our NEW SHOP IS NOW OPENED, and Well Stooked with a Choice Selection of English, German, an,d CoAomW BOOTS ANn SHOES) BOOTS ANT) SHOES! BOOTS AND afiOESl BOOTS ' VNIJ SHOES! SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON. Small Profits and Quick Returns is the principle upon which we conduct our business, and we Guarantee Good Value for Cash Expended. , We REPAIR all kinds of Boots and Bhoea, whether purchased at our Shops or elsewhere., Hurle anb Son, Karangahape RpAD and Gbey-stbeet. Personal. - TF MR ANDREWS.does, not call for bit i. A. Things within Sevon Days, they will b( sold to defray expenses.—Mrs Tlerney, New 0 market, Auckland. }: TT(MIL JULIUS AUGUST MULLER 1 .Hi of Stettin (Germany), known asWlllian ' Miller, a sailor by profession, is requested U communicate witli the German Consulate Z. Auckland. Any communication as to Mullen 1 j wheroabouts will bo thankfully received, a •-———-————————;———-——--————--—-—_. I Tenders. ». r|T~a b vi; l d c r"""s a- EXTENSION OP TIME. r . ' | B Tenderers for Shops In Pitt-street are re J quested to noto that Proposals are Receivabl « up to Noon of WEDNESDAY next, 29th inst. Fv P. HERAPATH & SON. n- Architects. - "jl/TOUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD Tenders will be received at my office fo further Improvements to the Mount Roekil Road before noon of THURSDAY. October 30. The lowest or any tender not necessarily ac CePt°d' JAMES BABER, O.E. FTIENDERS will be received until noon oi X TUESDAY, ith November, for the Erec tidh of a Cottage at Temperance Terrace nt Itemuera. Plans. &c, at my Office, A.M.I , Buildings, Queen-street. THOMA3 H. WHITE, Architect. mO CARPENTERS;—Tenders wanta )n JL (or rustioating and lining.—Apply on jot Gladstoneßoad. Parnell. >nO PLUMBERS.—Tenders will be X X ceived up to TUESDAY, the 28th mat., 8 noon, for Plnmbers' and Gasfltters' Work to ton Shops. —Apply H. J..Rionlan, Uobsonstree near Cook-street. • >:.f, '■■•■■'-.. ) Conttaaed on First Pagct. ■ ';"'- njfv.''';■■■, -11111 iii I.h^^^^m



Public Notices. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW . X ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter of The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act, 1865, and The Leases and Sales of Settle! Estates Acts Amendmont Act, 1879, and in the matter of a piece of land, bein? Country Lota numbers 17, 18,19. 20. and 21. in the District of Tamaki, Parißh of Waiteuiata, and being lands settled by Richard James Taylor, late of the Tamaki, near Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Farmer, deceased, by Deeds bearing date respectively the 31st day of October in the year of our Lord, 1857, and made between the said Richard James Taylor of the one part, and William Taylor, Cnarles John Taylor, and Allan Kerr Taylor • therein described of the other part. Pursuant to tho above-mentioned Acts. Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day of Octobor, 1884, Allan Kerr Taylor, of Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland and' Colony of New Zealand, Gentleman, presented his Petition to His Honor Thomas Ban natyne Gillies, Esquire, a Judge of this Honourable Court, praying that the Trustees or Trustee for the time being of the said Deeds of the 31st day of October, 1857, be authorised to sell the said land, and to dedicate all roads or streets that may be deemed expedient, and to apply the purchase money of all lands sold to one or more of the purposes mentioned in the 22nd Section of the said Act, without any appli cation to this Honourable Court, and that the costs of the said Petition be provided for and that all proper directions should be given in the premises; and nctlce is also horeby given that tho Petition will bo heard by this Honourable Court on WEDN BSD AY, the 17th day of Decem ber, 1881, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as Boon thereafter as Counsel can be heard, and that the Petitioner may be served with an order of this Honourable Court, or of a Judge in Chambers, or a notice relating to. the subject of the said Petition, at the otfice of tho under signed, situate at Shortland-street, Auckland, aforseaid. r Dated the 24th day of Ootobor. 1881. C. S, 8. GEORGE, Solicitor for tho Petitioner. Hughes and George, Solicitors, Shortland street, Auckland. mHE ART EXHIBITION. NOTICE TO ARtTsTS AND OTHERS. All Works must be Removed from tho Choral Hall TO-MORROW (Tuesday) and three follow ins days, as tho Association will not be respon sible, for any Works left in its charge after 31st October. 3. STUART, Hoc See. N.Z.A.S.A. TQONSONBY PUBLIC POUND. Impounded, 1 Blue and White Cow, with four black paps, in full milk. If not claimed by November sth, will be Bold to pay expenses. ROBT. CURWBN. Poundkceper. ' f»pr E E' W A X W CERTAIN BILLS having been Posted upon ie Star Hoardings by Unauthorised Persons, Defacing other Bills, tho above Reward will bo paid to any Person giving information that will lead to the conviction of the Offenders, ■"VrORTH SHORE.—Furnished Apart _i nients, with board, or attendance If re quired ; splendid view ana every convenience. —Apply Star Office, iJUCRB is but one genuine medical beverage J- "under the name of Schnapps, and that Is Wolfe's Schnapps. - . 'jgfSL REWARD.—¥es, you will save £5 ta/O every year by buying your Boots, and Shoes direct from the maker. Children's Side spring Boots, any Bize, 4 to 13, my awn make, at 4s; Women's and Youths', any sbe, ?s j Men's, 8s; at Economy Boot Shots, Grey-street, Vic toria-street, and Factory,-Nelson-street.—J. J. Austin, Proprietor, . MAORI AND ISLAND CURIOS. I am a Purchaser of.—Krio Craig, at the Cariosity Shop. Prlnooa-Btreet. • - \TONEY TO LEND by a private person jJL In small sums to householders and others at reasonable interest; bills discounted; strictest privacy.—Apply by letter to Mr Inman, Brigh ton Road. Parnell. C" - THE Auckland Double-woven Wire Bed Company are now Weaving and Making lcds of all sizes at greatly reduced prices.— Manufactory, corner Victoria and Nolaon-stroots. /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence J for one or two respectable young men; no children;— Apply East-street (Upper Pi tt-streot}, new house. A MAN is wise when he knows what he is •»• drinking. Wolfe's Schnapps may be relied upon as a pure spirit. /CUSTOM-HOUSE HOTEL, Fort-street, \J now open for Private Board and Resi dence; good table: prices moderate. Luncheon, Cd; from 12 to 2 o'clock.—A. Boonstra, Pro prietor. ■ ' ■ _^»-| £\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building fJLvJ Societyprinclplos.oronothotterms 0 suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Sale on first pace. Sis per cent, allowed on money deposited lor investment— C. Whiamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street, Auckland. PIANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex £ porienced hand from Klrkman s, London iiyianoa entirely restored in tone and touoh inmmors rofelted. 1 guinea.—W. Sior, Collego load (next to Cascade Stores), and at Karanga hape Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, Now ton ' .- . "VTOTICE. — Ladies requiring cheap .1 Summer MiUinory should try Fernandez's, Newton. I.OCO Ladles' and Children's Straw Hats, from Gd each. Auctions B. 0. OABB.] \B. D, IONKB, TO-MORROW. INDIAN TEAS! INDIAN TEAS! INDIAN TEAS ! B. TONKS & CO. WIL.L SELL To-morrow, at eleven o'clock, 88 HALF-CHESTS PEKOE SOUCHONG 19 HALF-CHESTS PEKOE SOUCHONG 12 HALF-CHESTS PEKOK 6 CHESTS PEKOE JUST LANDED, EX STEAMER." TO-MORROW. POTATOES} POTATOES! FOR SALE, on Queen-street Wharf, at 10 o'clock sharp, 118 sucks GRAND TABLE POTATOES, ex Mountain Laurel ISO sacks SPLENDID SAMPLE POTA TOES, ex Welcome 110 Backs SPLENDID SAMPLE POTA . TOES, ox Thomas Russell ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, at the Haymarltet, on Friday, November 7, at 12 o'clock, BAY COLT, by Musket, dam Hatred YEARLING COLT, dam Queen Mab» by Ariel • : ■ THREE-YEAR-OLD FILLY, dam Bryonla, by Musket FOUR-YEAR-OLD FILLY, dam Pastime, by Musket For pedigree see Stud Book. V | ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. THE HAYMARKET, THE undersigned has received instruc tions from J. C. Firth, Esq., to sell the following Horses from his Matamata Estate, 6 GOOD WORKING HORSES, subject to trial. ALFRED BUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31. TZ ■ DURHAM YARDS. THE undersigned have received instruc tions from J. C. Firth, Esq., to soil, on. ; Friday, October 31, at IX o'clock, 1 Q.DRAUGHT HOUSES, all thoroughly good ! workers, and trials giv.cn. - : ■■ HUNTER & NOLAN, : Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, at 12 oX3look. APPLES! APPLES'.! APPLES!!! FftPM HOBABT, Ex S.S. ROTOMAIIANA. OATS AND POTATOES, Ex Parnell. and Saxon.. G. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction at his Fort-street Storks To-morrow (Tues day), at 12 o'clock, 4Q CASES HOBART APPLES 1^25 SACKS OAT 3 280 SACKS POTATOES. A FINE SAMPLE. BOBT. It. BRADLEY.I iFRANI NKWBLL. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29. AUCTION SALE. KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON, Next the Bank of New Zealand. WEDNESDAY, October 29, at 2 o'clock, BRADLEY & NEWELL WILL SELL, at their Auction Rooms on above data, * . PRIME DAIRY-FED BACON AND HAMS, Walkato Potatoes, Chceso, Chaff, Cocoanut Oil take, Fowl Wheat, Poultry, CaUforntan Onions. BRADLEY & NBWELL.



Auctions. TO-MORROW. — : -_| HANDSOME CREWEL WORK. '; | FLOSS SILK WORK IN EVERY ;i DESIGN, . &0., &0., &d. ? GABRIEL LEWIS TTAS received instructions to sell, at Ma | -*-*- Rooms, to-morrow (Tuesday), at iljß o clock, , ■ A CONSIGNMENT OF HANDSOME WORK 1 OF EVERY DESIGN (suitable for pre-1 Bents), ex P. and 0. Bteamer. "■''■-. ; TO-MORROW, . VM At 11 O'Clook. ELECTRO PLATE 1 ELECTRO PLATE! I CRUETS, SALVERS, TEA & COFFEE * SETS; BISCUIT BOXES, REAL GARNET JEWELLERY,! ..« To Close Accounts." "V GABRIEL LEWIS |_M AS received, instructions to poll, at | * '■ his Rooms, to-morrow (Tuesday), at 11 i 0 clock, ; :,;| A CONSIGNMENT Off ELECTRO PI&& 3 AND FANCY JEWJtLIiEiiY. S. jtV A _- THURSDAY NOON. ' HOBSONSTREET. ' f 1 HOUSEHOLD FURMTURE, Etc. '■. V \ PIANO, PLATEDWARE, . GLASS, . CHINA, Etc. , . ,1 GOOD-WILL OF BOARDING ESTAB- * lISHMENT, -- I MERLIN ■ HOUSE. - r j E. AMCHUU;' v : 'C- r:.., \ HAS been favoured with' instructions^ from the proprietor, who is removing to-;| tho country, to sell by auction, on the premises. ' Merlin House, Hobson street, next (Jook-stroet, on Thursday next, at 12 o'clock, '-~ *■' ;■ The GOOD-WILL of the Kstablishment^ "4 L together with Blinds and Oilcloth. A.,! flrst-claßs chanoe for obtaining a good 'i :, tt income. -; •; >;-:' '-; ' >i;; '.-> f,R HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and KK FECTS, consisting of farlour, .Dimntt- ','i roomj Bedroom, and Kitcbon. Piano, Gas Stove, Glasß, China, and Earthen- i ware. Kitchen Utensils, etc. ' . : On Vio won the Morning of the Sale. j> jjf J" THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, At a quarter-past Twelve o'clock sharps ACTING UNDER/INSTRUCTIONS *EOM - MESSRS J. A. AND W. M. DOU«LA3, OF TAMAID2RE, WAIKATO, WHO - ARE DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP, f _' VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by Auction at their Land ' Sale Roomß, Shortland-atreot, «,, THE WHOLE 'OF THE WELL KNOWN AND BEAUTIFUL BRUNTWQOD ESTATE, being Allotments 71,75,' 76.78, 79.72,73 and part ; of 71, of the Parish p£ Tamahere.j .comprising in all 1,200 acres of the Riohe Bt Land in the Wai kato, all securely fenced and Bub-divided ; BW.'-SEi acres are laid in English gi-aases. Thorie are :i 6 acres of well established Orchard, and, 10 acres •>' of Bush; the remainder Ib only partly improved. The whole ■of .the >eatato'ie level, admirably adapted for working by machinery, and well . r-' watered throughout. - ■■ - '•■ THIS SPLENDID PROPERTY : WillbeßoldinthefollowinßLots-^"._ " 1 Lotl. 3?h*eHomePaaaocki, costaiiifiig. in all 274 acres 1 rood 80_perebp a, fenced in sevea ,. ■ I Paddocks, and a Fojest Pfautalton. Ttto 1 whole in sulendid order and condition. THE BUILDINGS ' Comprise a verY Snperlbr Dwellinfr Hoimo of 11 rooms in all; and fitted with every convcnlenoe for a family, extensive Stab ling, Harness-room. Barn, Shusrlng-shetl, •'S3 Buggy-ehed. MUktog Yards, PiggerleF, Sheep Yards, Dipptog Place. Draining f lone, Implement Sheds, Cattle Y/txAs, ,*! 'with race and draining gate; two,wbrlc- '< 'men's Cottages, to aeeommodate two mar-'■, 'i'i riedoauples, and eight worktnou, kernels, &c. , , t ORNAMENTAL GROUNDS ' -■ • Of about six acres in extent, surrouad tho Dwelling House. They are _. rys .' ■.-;.; TASTEFULLY LAID OUT And Planted with. Ornamental Shrulis and Trees; also.two large Orchards of the Choioest Fruit Trees, and extensive flower - and kitchen gardens. The whole forming. .'. not only a ; • ' .' ■;■ ■■' VALUABLE FARM, ' ; "-"i^t Butalsoa most : \ : ■'- • ' '•.;*■' BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY HOMB. .'• ■ "■■ ■: ~■■ ■•■'' ;--'' " -'•''■'- ''le'i6 1 ' . .•""""":'. .'• ■■' :'■'■ Lot 2. Containing 18 acres 3 roods 31 porches, 1 all securely fenced andlaid down in gooa §| grass. Thi»lot is very tv table fora work ing man's homestead. Could always get' : ploughing and other work. - ---**;, 1 Lot 3, Containing 15flacres."rood328 perchei>, % substantially fenced, and in grass, except i a little scrub left for shelter. : Lot 4. Contains 106}- acres, fenced in- six II 1 paddocks, iind- all ia good grass. I'reaUr ■ the two ohoin road. i Lot i. Containing 1U acres 1 rood C porches ,J I ! specially well adapted.for a Dairy Farm- || it is all fenced in four poddookp, and' in " Kood grass. On this farm there ia a com fortablo dwelliag-houso of seven rooms. '■ \ ;. with anaoro ot garden and orchard, m - Lot G. Contains 61 acres 2 roods & perolie*, i fenced in four paddocks.. ■ Lot 7. Contains 320 acres 28 perches. There '*5 aro about 100 acres of good grass, a few acres of bush, and the balance rough feed. . On tills lot there are several parcnes of j valuablo clay, suitable for pottery, tile, ' .">, or brlok-makiDg with bush at himd to ; burn the kUns. ,'s - ■ . : ■ : . ,-■■ : ': IJGrSS • Lot & Contains. 151 acrea .1 roods 16 perches. About 70 acres in grass, balance rough feeS and ti-treee, well sheltered, ; ; ': ■" ' ■ - ■ , ■■i;' : ' ' . ! ...-.' TBBMS.^-One-thirdcasl», balauce at 7 per cent* ; for three years. Fencourt Railway Station is now open, sod is [ situated within H miles of the property; I 1 • -■■■ ■■'■": ' • ■■- .r;X;L "..'■:,}' '' Anyone- requiring really good Famaa should! notloso this opportunity, as the property must ! be realised in order to'close the Partnership' ' Account Conditions of Sale may be seoni and orders t* view the property obtained, on application to* • the Auctioneers, VAILE'& DOUGLAS; Land and Estate1 Auctionoore> .! ■;, (■,,..'.■: •:•'' Shortland-streot/:^-■;'■■.•'■^'-^'kSotl ConUnao<l on Fourth Faefi. ,^tfH