SHIPPING DISASTERS.

Four Vessels Wreckedneai'ToiiKa.

Foescngors ami Crows Arrrive per Myrtle

By arrival of llio brignntino Myrtle (Capt. Lane) from Tonga this morning, we have been placet! in possession of particulars concerning tho wreck of four-vessels, whic took place within a few days of each otlie but fortunately wore not attended with any loss of life. The veasols were : The barque Keconnaisance, of Sydney; the three ■masted schooner Smiling Morn, of Sydney ; the German barque Elizabeth, and the schooner-yacht Ugitagitau, built by Mr Niccol, of Auckland, during tho present year, and owned by the Tongan chiefs. Tho crews nnd passengers from tlireo of these vessels have arrived here by the Myrtle, and co on from horo to bydney by the steamer which leaves to-mght. They were picked up at ilinerent places by the Myrtle, which, fortunately, was in the vicinity of these numerous mis fortunes just when most wanted. Captain Lane's Report. Captain Lane's shipping report contains the following particulars:-"'loft Samoa on 'Soptembor 13th, and called through the Friendly Group, as usual. At Habaai, tho Reconnaisance, barque, wa? wrecked on one of the outer reefs while we were lying there on Sept. 24. On Thursday, Octobor 2, passed tho island of Nntmika, and saw the three-masted sehoonor Smiling Morn ashore. Went to her assistance, and found her a total wreck. Brought on the crew to Tonga, having already on board a lar-*e number from the Reconnaisance. On°Tuet]day, Octobor 9, anchored in Tonga tabu, when the crow of tho German barque Elizabeth camo in. Their vessel had been wrecked at 1 a.m. in the morning on a reof off Euaki Island. Tho schooner Ugitagitau was also wrecked about two weeks beforo, at Kua. We left Tongatabu on Monday, October 20th, with tho crews of the three vessels on board, and also a number of passengers, in all 4S souls exclusive of our own crew. . Wreolc of the Smiling Morn. Mr H. Fairfax, who was supercargo on the schooner Smiling Morn at tho time of wreckage, has kindly supplied the follow ing' particulars of the mishap. Tho Smiling Morn was a three-masted schooner of 243 ■ toils register, owned by Messrs Christopher Newton, Brother,|and Co., of Sydney. She had been employed trading in the Friendly Group, and had a quan tity of cargo on board. Wo; weighed anchor at Tongatabu about 11.30 a.m. on Monday, October 29, with a N.E. wind blowing. On tho passage north to Namuka, about 60 miles distant from Tonga, experienced continual rain till the night of the 3Uth. Arrived offNamuka, and attempted to reach Harfava, but the wind shifting wo put back, and ran into Namuka on the 30th, about 0 p.m. Anchored bo tween the island of Namuka and Namuka Eta. On tho Ist inst. we still lay at anchor. During that night a S.W. squall camo on, and n second anchor was dropped. On the following day tho starboard anchor was hauled up, and wo got ready to leave for Harfava. While gotting under way, with a S.W. wind, blowing and a heavy swoll, tho romainirig anchor dragged, and the vessel wont stem-on to a coral reef. A kedge anchor was at onco put out, and hauled on by means of tho winch, with the objeot of dragging the vessel off, but without success, ■ The first mate sounded the hold, and found that it was rapidly filling with water, which gained about a foot every five ininutos. AII hopes of saving the vessel wore then abandoned, and both passengers and crew set about getting mail bags, provisions, and per sonal goods ashore; Everybody got ashore safely, butmonnwhile tho vessel had bumped hpr'stern out, arid was fast sottling down. On the afternoon of the following day tho Myrtle arrived from Habaai, and anchored a short distance from tho wreck. Cap tains -Lane and Maunsell (of tho Re connaisance) having come ashore, some goods landed from tho Smiling Morn were sold by auction by tho latter. Mr' Moses David bought the ship as ahe lay for £48. The wholo of the prew and passengers camo on to Auck land by the Myrtlo. They inolude Captain Coe, George Galloway (first inate)j Peter (boatswain), John Guthornson, Barnard Christinson, Wm. Jacques, Adolph Nelson, Phillip Camp (soamon), and John Williams (cook and stoward). The passengers at time of the wreck woro Mrs McGregor (of Habaai), Rev. Mr Oastino (of Tonga), Mr David, C. H. Fairfax (super cargo); also a native girl. Tho Smiling Mom was fully insured. ■■ ■ .. WreoU of the Ugitagitau, ■ Aueklanders will regret to learn of the wreck of the fine schooner yacht Ugitagitau, which, was built by Mr Niccol, at North Shore, early in the present year, and which had only beea at the islands for about Bix months. At the time of wreckage she .was owned by the Tonga chiefs, .ond was employed collecting cobra amongst the islands of the Friendly Group. Her crew, we understand, was composed entirely of natives, and it seems very evi dent that this had a good deal to do with her losa. Mr Symonds, English Consul at Tonga, arrived by the Myrtle, ami we are indebted to this gentleman for parti culars of the mishap. The schooner Ugitagitau was lying at Eva early in October, and anchored off the shore, close to the island, in 25 fathoms of water.- The crew paid out 30 fathoms of chain, and all' Went ashoro'except two natives. At midnight the vessel commenced to drag and the natives left on board becoming frightened, attempted to get sail on the ves sel. ' While they were doing so the schooner ran ashore on a coral reef, and vory speedily became a total wreck. Tho natives got ashore Eafely. At this time tho Ugitagitau had on board 20 tons of cobra shipped by Messrs Young, Ford, and Riley, of Eva, for Tonga. It was nearly all saved. 1 'Wreolt of tho Reconnnisairoo. • Captain Maunsell, inastof of tho barque Reoonnaisance, having been interviewed by a reporter, supplied the following particu lars of the wreck of this vessel:—The Roconxiaisanco was a wooden barque of 208 tons register, owned by Messrs Precious and Way, of Sydney; ■ She had been trad ing .-'■" amongst . tho Friendly Islands, and- left Lifuka for Tonga on September 24. Very dirty weather pre vailed: at starting,- and continued until 5 p.m., when the vessel suddenly struck heavily on an outlying reef off Koto. The shock .was so great that some of the crew were thrown outbftheir berths. Tho barque continued to bump heavily, and it was found ■impossible to easo her in any way. The third bump broke her back, and she commenced to break up immediately after. Seeing,: that there was no chance of being of further service on board, all hands got into tho beats, and- reached shore safely. The short -time which elapsed prevented any thing being saved, and tho vessel heraelf speedily became a total wreck. Those who landed from the Wreck wero:' Captain Maurisell, master; 6.. Oliver, mate; Barrett, boatswain; and the. crew—;T. Young, G. Palmer, R. Griffiths, E. Dollmor, and O. Hamblet. Passengers—Mrs Mid dlemas and >two natives; The crew came on til this port In.the Myrtle, The Recon haisaiice was insured in the New Zealand Insurance Company. : WreoU of tho Elizabeth. The barque Elizabeth, a wooden vessol of 897 tons, was totally wrecked on Octobor Bth, near' Tonga. She was- at the time bound fi*om' KeTpppl Islaujl fpr"Tonga, and f}ad qn' fcbajd a cargo' ot 312 tons cobra. She Tyntt ill charge of Captain Bade, auii also parriea Mr. Jack (mate) and a crew of ton soamon. On tjie mqrning of October 9th vessel -was jußt outside Tonga, and the captain was waiting for' daylight to, enable him to run in. • A current got jibe vesael on a reef, and all efforts to get beroff proved fruitless, i All hands took to (ho boats and went ashoro,'soon after which the barque became a total wrepj?-, Evepy: thing Wai lost except one boat, in which the men came ashore, The master, mate, and five of the crew came on to Auckland in the Myrtle, and will leave for Sydney thja aftpr ftbon, ...■'< ■"j

THE AUCKLAND EVEpN^S^ 5; 1584.



i" OST, "Tuesday .Evening, between Hob -1 J non-street and Green Lane, Lady's Maakin toah.^Finder is reqneßtefl to leave same with Jtfeanfa Sbalders and Son,;Drapcrß, Quecn-atreet. OST, between Grafton Road and JLi 'Wynyard-streei Small Parcel containing IJmbroiaery.-S'lndorTewarded on leaving same at 3tak Office. . • : . LOST,' .in Pavnell or Newmarket, a ChUque'on Bank of New Zealand for £5, payable to No. VA, Girls' Hjgh, School. Pay ineßt stopped-Pinder will Be rewarded on bringing the sama to Even ing Stab Office. S TRACED, from Paddock in Sarsfield atreet. Ponsonby, Brlndle: Cow. near calving. .Anyone returning same will bo re warded.-R. J. Rosg, Sarafleld-atroet, Ponaonby. OTRAyED or Stolen, White Con% Any O persowjea-sing information at the Glasgow Btore, GreatNorthßOitd. will be rewarded. ;tjTß&yEDinto'myPa'adQ6kson'or' about |2| lib iJecemßer. 1583,1 Stfeep;-If hot claim^ wMirtlf dfljs from tfijsdao, will be Sowt to ; pay g^s^^:,:B.H. Our'now. Nortperh HoteL, : TraqUJTp; an Monday -night, a Gold 4? Lqcket.-Apply Mr Abbptt, at Mrs Lind lay'g.OnaTtoeyy-Btreet. --■ -~ ' ' ' ?Ef!Q.U-NJ)i a Punt, painted bluo, Owfner JD iic'an havo the.aamo by paying;eipensea— Apply to Mi- ariffln, Thame,a Brickyard, Pon sonh?,".,). -.- / ■ -. aJ •' '~. .• : :,•..-, .v \. ~. r- ../ .■■■'■■■ -" !



Wiintejii, WANTED, a Carpenter.—Apply ai ' onco, M. Coulston, at building, Hobaon streot. WANTED, Tenders for Five Chimneys —Apply M. Coulston, at tho building Hobaon-strecr. _ _ _. WANTED, Tenders for Sinking a Wei on Mount Roskill Koad. Tertilera to b( stiit in by 12 nooo on Saturday, Bth November to Pjterson'9 Stables, Lome-street. i WANTED, two Dairies of good Buttei and Kgga. Tuesday and Saturday.- Cheek Bros., Karangaliape Koad. WANTED7Lad from 14 to 10 years o: age ; must write a good hand.—Applj James Hac, Klliott-strent | „ | ~ WAKTED, Uomtortable Privaw —uaii ami Lodging for Single Young Man bath ; moderate terms ; say iiboiu 20s.—Addreni •• Old," Btah Offlce. ' _ WANTED, a respectable Girl as Genera Servant; must understand plain cooking —Anchor Hotel. QuQon-strect. WANTED, Purchaser*) tor Fireworks. whoWsalo and reUil 11. Kvitt, Gun maker. Queen-street, opposite the Market-house 'VVTAN'i'ED, by an Experienced Man, i T T : Situation as Soap Boiler or Manager.- Apply to J.S., Kvenino STAHOnice. WANTED, a respectable Lad for th< grocery business.—Apply at onco to A Moselon, Grocer, Qnoon-strcot. Onohunga. WANTED, a General Servant, at once, —Apply to Mrs W. Sullivan, Collog< Itoad, second houso from England-street WANTED, a General Servant.—Applj Paris Houso, Hobson-Btrect. WANTED, two good Brickmakcrs.— Apply Auckland Brick and Tilo Co. Railway Wharf. WANTED, a General Servant.—Mrf Watts, Beresford-atieet. WANTED, a Young Gentleman as Boarder in a privato Family, I'oasoubj Road.—For address apply Star Oflleo. WANTED, 2"Rood Carponters.—Apply Avondale Church. W "ANTED, Chinese Cook, 3 Women Cooka; Barmaid, 255; Kitcbenman, 20s Third Waiter,22s 6d; Waitress; Cook, town, los.—Mrs Klsmore. ANTED, an active Young Man tc attend the steamers and make himsell useful.—Apply Mrs Maßon, Wellesley House, Welloaley-streot. WANTED, Smart Man, with Small Capital, to join another; First-class Re turns.—Apply " Capital," care Star Offlce. WANTED, a Few Smart Lads at Glod hills'a Cordial Factory, Wellesloy-strcet. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 21 years), 3 Generals /Ucinuera), urgent, 10s to 12s. 'ANTED, at Hannnford's Auckland Iloglstry (established 21 yoara), Hotol Servant (Malmrangi), 12s ■VtTANTEDy "aOfonnaford's Auckland TT Registry (ostablishod 21 years), Hotol General (Subnrfig); 14a. VXTANTEU, at Hannaford'a Auckland T T Registry (established 21 years), General (North Shore), small family. VSTANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T T Registry (established 21 years). 3 Generals (I'arnoll), iiiOßt___tont.___ WANTED, 2 Unfurnished" Rooms by Marrlod Couple, no family; must he niodorato.—Apply, stating terms, to " X..." Stab OJtl___ - ■ . WANTED, 7 Generals, wages from 10s to 15s; Housemaids and Nurse-girls, good wages.—A. MoLeod's Registry; St. Mary's Road, Ponßonliy. ANTED, by a thorough Female Cook, a Situation iii city or suburban hotol; good references.—Hannaford's Auckland Regis try...-..,; ' W ANTED, by several truly efficient respectable Female Housekeepers. Situations (town or country). — Hunnaford's Auckland Registry. WANTED, a Respectable Young Woman for mid-day Waitress.—Apply to C. Canning, St.Mnngo Cafe. WANTED, by Married Couple without oncumbranoo, a Situation on a Farm town or country.—Apply 11. Lindsay, Northern Dining-rooms, Lower Albort-streot. WANTED, Situation for a thorough good Housemaid, con bo highly recom mended ; also Situation for a Girl, agod It! (from tho country).—Apply Mrs Lindsay, Northorn Dining root.lß. Lower Albort-BtrecL WANTED, Situation as Housokooper in hotel, for a rospoctab'e woman with re ferences ; also as Housemaid for a young person or country.—Mrs Jaok'a Registry, Mount Kdon Road. WANTED, Bedroom and Sitting-room (unfurnished) in quiet family in town for a middle-aged man would bo very little trouble.—Apply by lottbr "Alpha," Evening STAROffIoQ. .' f "ODTANTED,, by a Married Couple used T T to general farming work, a Situation on a farm.—Apply by letter D. Molntyro. Stab Olllce. • WANTED, Apprentices for tho Dress making.—Misa Ladigan, Bereaford-sL ANTED, Situation in a Country Storo, by young man with good gsneral drapery and grocory experience. Fir»t-cloaß London and country references. Abstainer.— Address M.W., Stah Offlce. WANTED, by a Gentleman, cheerful Sitting-room and Bedroom, whoro there aro no othor lodgers; vicinity ot Supreme Court preferred.—Full particulars to " Delta,' Star Office WANTED, a good General Servant for Hotel.—Apply to Staii Offlce. WANTED, a General Servant in a family of two; references required.— Apply Stah Office. WANTED, a Good Servant, whoro another is kept —Apply Mrs G. W. Bin ney. Upper Queen-street. T)l7 ANTtiD, Improvers and Apprentices ll' to the Dross o,nd Mantlems,kmg.—Mra . Gonrley, Lower Vincen:-streot, four doora from - Cook-atrcet. . \\7ANTED, Two experienced Milliners TT and Two Apprentices to the Droßß -■ making.—Apply to afilne and Choyce. WANTED, a Barber; single man pre ferred; constant employment.—Apply oa. McLood, Oxleys Buildinga, Queen-Btreot Wharf. Auckland. -- WANTED, 20,000 Red Manuka Hop Polea, 18 feet long; state price delivered apier Whart—AddreßS, E. J. Whibloy, Has I ings. Napier.. i WANTED, Situation as Saleswoman ; , )iaa"aknowledgo of millinery.—Address, g.G.G» Star Office. ■■/ _XTANTED, Situation as Housekoeper; . T T ' thoroughly domesticated; age, 20; derly couple preferred.—Apply J.A.U., Stab Office. W rANTED, a Respectable Boy; ono used to the trade preferred,—Apply Mr 'arks. Hop Beer Manufacturer, Albert-street, rD7. Groy-atreet. . WANTED, a General Servant, must bo a good Cook and Laundress, in small family; no children—Apply, at Sunnyside, Lower Symonds-Btreet, between 10 and 12 o'clock in tho forenoon. ANTED, immediately, three first cluss Coat Makers; wages, three pounds por weok.—New Zealand Tweed Co., ahortland-street. -\Xr ANTED, by a Young Man, Board T t and Residoneo, ainglo room; flvo miuutoa from Queen-street.—Addreaß " J.H.," PoSt-offloo, _, WANTED, a Small Workshop.— Addroaa. " C 0.," care of Portofflca.. \\J ANTED, a Second-hand Buggy or VV ; Light Trap.-Address," Buggy? Stab Office.- v ■ t; ■ XXT ANTED to Sell, a good paying Buai- TT ness in tho City. Capital required, £300. —Apply to A.Z.8.. Star Oflloe, • WANTED, a trustworthy Married Couple, accustomed to farm and dairy 1 work.—Apply Manager N.N.Z. Farmers' Co oparatlve association, Qucen-atroot. WANTED, three first-class Coat-makers, a Presser, and ono good Tailoreas; highest wages.—New Zealand Tweed Company, Snort land-street. . . . ::~ • WANTED, good General Smith. —Apply J. Moclntyre, Wharf, Onohunga. . '. ANTED, Improvers, Apprentices, and' a good Machiniat.—Apply Miss ■Gardiner, Hobaon-atreet, Auckland. ",-; '; ISTED, Light Spring Trap and Set of Harness for Light Haok.-Apply Smith, core of Richardson Bros., Victoria street. t . ATSrANTED, a Cook for the restaurant W and <}f ning-rqqm".—AiiplyMcC. tyilsoii, Cnstoms-streCt, at onco. •' •. " .'. .', TTSTANTED, Waiters fpr holidays ; musji V V be reapectatata— V?ti\ov{ Grqye Straw berry Gardens, Deyonpprt. ANTER at once, far cash, a G-roomed Houso. in or near town. — Apply ,wis lull particulars to |_Purchaßcr__STAß Office. _ WANTED to~Parchase, a Small farm of about 5 acres, vritntyrase, within 12 miles of Auckland; land must be good.—Apply to Vollo and Douglas, Land and Estate Agents, Sliortland-atroeE. ■■ ■ WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to the Dresßmaking. — Mrs Jenkins, Temple of Fashion, Newmarket. ■ „■. < ANTED, a Junior fpr the Drapery. -.Good references required, r- P.W, W.M,, Btar Ofilco, ■ ' WANTED, Butdhers to Know several Stalls to Let in South Wing of Market House—Apply to Thos. Slater, Weighbridge^ Office. •" . W: ANTED TO LET, Large Furnished Front Bedroom, suitable for two gentle men ; good view; terms easy.—Apply John Tuokoy. Undertaker, Victoria-street West. WANTED to Sell, Express Bußinesa, with 12 months contract, worth' £3 per week; also. Horso and: Springcart.-—Apply Auckland Expreaa, Crowther'a Old Stables, Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN,' T. Samuels's Art Union of Oil Paintinge, Maori Chief and Chief taiuees, is now fast filling up. Tickets Is each, at T. Samuela'a, Cutler, 108, Queen-street. XjtT ANTED KNOWN—That the Largest V T -and. Boat- Assortment of Fireworks^in Auckland is oily to be found at D. Evitt's, Gua malcer, Qucen-atrect, opposite tho Market-liouae. WANTED— When you are'in Hobaon^ street call and see the largo and choice stock of Mosgielfand Bannookburn Tweeds, for the proserjt season, at Munro and Mllllgan s. ANTED KNOWN —Scarce Goods iunt tp hand-Out Life Corsets, 30" to 38 inch, at IB Od,; worth 10s 6d.-James, Scutt, Lon don House, Viotoria and Nelson streets.



WANTED KNOWN. — Glass Cream Jugs, id ; Glass Sugar Basins, M; Soup Plates, 3d; Broad Knives (soiled), 3d and Id; Bedroom Toilet Sets, 7s 3d; American Brooms, 3d ; Zinc Buckets, Is; Japanned Slop Pails, 38 3d—At Dampior's Hobson-Btrcet Shop, WANTED KNOWN. —It is a great mistake to Imagine the London Arcade is a Fancy Goods Kmporium only. It contains some of the moat Useful and Cheapest Goods in Auckland. WANTED WIDELY KNOWN-Just to hand, choice lot of Tapestry Carpets, at Is 6Jd, Is 9Jd, 23 6d yard; Rugs to match, 3s 9d oaoh.—James Scutt, London Souse, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN—Novelties at low prices in Straw Hats; Bonnets, Sec— Jameß Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nel- Bon streets. ■ WANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables, 5s 6d: Toilet Tables, is lid ; Loo Tables, oval, 19a; ditto, round, 20h; Kitchen Tables, 8s 6d. 108,11s; Meatsafea, 8s (id; Kitchen Dressers, 39a—at Danipitir'a Jlolmun-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN—We have con stantly tho latest importations in filer line Gold and Silver Jmvollery (all warranted), and have some exceptionally beautiful, just receivi'd.—Goodaoii'a London Arcade. ANTED KNOWN—C^sh Boxes, from 2s lid; Large Bottles Good Black or Coloured Ink, (id; Small Bottles Ink, Id; Rulers, Gd; Lotter Clips, Gd; Purses, lid; Tobacco Pouches, 6d; Splendid Hummers, la 3d; Nupkin Kings, Id—At Dampler'a Hobaoh-Btreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN, thatwe are selling several Desperate Lines, bought for Caah, and which cannot be cquallod at any Salo now going on in Auckland, at the Bon Marcho. ANTED KNOWN—Bargains in Dress Materials—Wo arc Selling 70 Pieces of beautiful Silky Lustres, all now Summer Shades, at Bjd per yard, well worth Is Cd.—D McPherßon, Draper, Karnngahape Road. WANTED KNOWN—A splendid lot of Bcigos for Costumes at CJd, and Dia mond do. at!7Jd.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN—Honest valuo in Lace Curtains, 6 yarda long, from 3a 6d upwards.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nolßpn streets. \\T ANTED, one trial in Dressmaking to T V ensure liberal Bupport, llratof ntylo, best work and finish; moderate charges.—James Scutt, London Houso, Victoria and Nelaon atroota. __ WANTED, Canvassers for the Accident Insurance Association of Now Zealand. Good terms to oompotent men. Bond required, —Apply at Oflloes, Palmoraton Buildings.— Arthur E. Lewia, Manager. "ITT ANTED KNOWN—Moro Bargains V T 1" Boots for balls, parlies, oto., including Ladles' White Mnvsala Boot*, 2a and 33 6d; Children's White Kid Boots, 2s, otc, at Dam pier's Boot Shop, Viotoria-streot, and at I'arnoll, opposito the Barrel Hotel, WANTED KNOWN—Wonderful free bargains in Mubic, Including Piano Shont Muaio. 1b lid per doz, some of thorn marked is each. Ilemy's oclebratod Piano forte Tutors, half-price, 2g fid. Czorny's 101 Exercises, a quarter the usualprtee, 2a tho two. —At Dampiora Hobaon-atreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Cuea? Timbkk ! Chkap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased choaper and bettor than anywhere else at tho yards of D. Qolpie .Albort-street. ANTED KNOWN-Great reduction on Handsomely Bound Books, largo Pictorial World. Behrravia, Chambers' Journal, etc reduced from 33 6d to 2s fid each; Shaltspere, with UIo complete roduced to 2b Lots ot new Novels reduced to la 3d each, etc. etc.—At Dampler's Hobeon fltreot Shop. TIT ANTED KNO W.N,tliat Electro-platod YY Goods and Cutlery aro obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade, good and choap. Books and Stationery are the cheapest in town, being Bold at English prices. WT ANTED KNOWN. — Grand.line of YT White Handled Hair Brushes, 9d; Dressing Combs 3d. Ud, and fld; Pocket Comba, 2d• Tooth Combß,2d; SquaroLooking Glossob, 6d '• Oval Carved Do.. Is; largo packets of Violot Powder, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 ookes for la —At Dampior'a Hobaon-atreot ahop. WANTED KNOWN. — Our speciality lies in kcoping Genuine and Imitation Jewellery, and diapluying them in Separate Windows in Soparato Streets. We havo juat dtsplayod some Lovely Goods In Vtotoria-strout Window. _ WANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards- Charles Kelaey and Co. have just pened up tholr new Christmas Garde, which or boauty ot design could acaroly be surpassed; should bo soon early.—Charles Koluoy and Co., 120, Quoon-Btroot. \ TJtTANTEDKNOWN.— Ladies Outdoor VV Shoes (not slipper* mind), 4a Gd; Ladies' Oxford and Derby Walking Shoes. 5s fld; Walds [ish Leg Button Boots, 3s: Infants' Folt Boots, d? infants' High U>g Bulton Boots Is 9d. at )amwier'B Boot Bhop. Viotoria-ftreot, and at Pornell. oppoalto the Barrel Hotel. VITANTED KNOWN, that I can Sell W you an Acre of Land for wßat you would pay for an Allotmont elsewhere; terms oaay 1-T. Barnoß, Mount Roakill Road. ■ ANTED KNOWN. — Moro bargains in Boota. including grand line of Goloshed louso Boot* 33 9d LV BdHi^ISISSirBfID rather S)lppcrfl, 2s 6d ; Ladles' Prunelll blip- TOrsi 3aM-atDamplort Boot Shop. Victoria. Street; and at Parnoll, opposito the Barrel WANTED KNOWJN. — Tho grandest Kxhibltlon of Christmas Cards la at Uw London Arcade. Tho out-going Mail of rues .i^v reachea England on December 20th. Bolect lorn the largeatoasortmont in town. Specimens may ho soon in 0 framed pictures outaido tho Arcado. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and c.lo <*B to Clean and Repair, at T. NuteK_J 8 _ Watchmaker, Viotoria • street (next Bank). Charges moderate; all work wan.""" 0" for 12 months. ANTED KNOWN —The Cheapest Houso in town for Fireworks, whole sale and retail, ia W. H. Hazard's. Gunmakor, Queen-street (nearly opposite Theatre Royal). WANTED KNQWN-That I havo Housea Ito 7 rooms: also, ten splendid 3uilding Allotments from Bl per foot.—Apply, beforo 9 or after 6, G. Sago, Oliphunt street, Ponsonby. : WANTED SEEN — Tho Wonderful fresh bargains in Furniture and Fur niahing Goods—At Dampier'a Hobaon-Bt. Shop. ANTED KNOWN—That Tapp & Co v Bootmakers, Victorla-stroot (next Colson's, Booksellers), are aolliue oif thoir large and aesortod stock of Boots and Shoes at greatly reduced pricea for cash only. Enormous saeri liees. No reasonable offer refused during the sale. Tho public aro particularly requested to notico the pricos in tho window before purchas ing olaowhoro.—Tavip & Co., Victoria-street rirANTED KNOWN—Another Lot T! of Bargains in Boots, including lion's ES. Boots, our own mako, something astonish ing, 10s W ; Men's Auckland-mado Bluchers, 5a lid; Men's handsome, durable, Patent Leather Slippers, 2a Od; Men's real Buff Slippers, 2a lid, usual price sa, at Dampior'a Boot Shop, Victoria-stroet, and at Parnell, op- Poßito Barrel Hotol. WANTED KNOWN—For 3 months from date I will sell lines of Household Furniture, &0..& C, removed to my commodious Mercantile Salo-roonia for convenience of balo, on SPECIALLY ADVANTAGEOUS TKKMB aa to commission, which may be ascertained by anyone deciding to sell off for any reason, by applying poraonally to the Auctioneer, who has determined to offer every facility to his clients to nnnble them to realise. All who are disposing of Housea or Furniture should see the under- Bignod FOKTHWITH. This U GKNUINK.-J. K. Kandoraon, AuctlonocF. Weekly Sales or daily if required. WANTED KNOWN.—Handsome Stuffed Couches, Us 6d and 19a 6d; hand- BomeStuffedChairß,loß;CheßtßOfDrawers,l9sod; Washatands, 5s lid ; Colonial Couches, 5a 3d; Stretchers^; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Backs, Is 6d.—At Dampier's Hobson-it Shop. !.„ WANTED, tho Owners ;of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that the Now Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving the highest price for Bones at their Depot, Customs-street West, and that arrange monta havo bean made for collection on applica' tlon at the Dep6t, to the agent, ltobt. Gco. Hill.- WANTED KNOWN—Very wido Table Oilcloth, in per yard; Stair Oilcloth, 6d; Striped Carpet, Is; Handsome China Mat ting. 8d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid: Hearth Rugs, 4s lid: nice line of Splash Mats for Wnsh- Btanda, Cd—At Dampler's Hobson-atreet Shop. WANTED, the public to call at tho Bon Mavche without delay, and boo their Suiting Tweeds, worth 48tO'!s. Gd, for Is lljd a yard; also Taffeta Glovos, worth Is lid, for Ib. ' , ; ~ .i. WANTED KNOWN—More Bargains tin Boots, including-Ladies' Kid K.S. Boots, 4s Gd and Ssfid: Superior Fancy-stltchcd Boots, Gs fid; grand lino of Ladles' H.E. High Leg Morocco Boots, (is (id; Ladies' High Heel Prunella Boots, Ja S)d; Superior Ladfea'Hjgh Hocl Prunella Bootß.all fiizps, os <indsa(>d, ftt Uampier-fi Boot" -Shpp, Victoria-street, aiiii ap Parnell. qppoaße the Barrel Hpte'l, " \\T ANTED KNOWN;-Charlofl Kelsey TT and Co. r'ecpive MqntUly BarcpU ot Jowellory. In this way thpir stpek is kept well 4saprted >vith all tho newest Roods. No. (imta t'ipiis are'kppt on tho premises.. Everything Ruaranteed real Gold qr Silver.—Charles Selsey and Co., 120, Queen-street, • ~ WANTED, ladies to know that we aro offering about 200. Dozon Straw Hats and Bonnets, from lid each to 10s Cd; All-wool Bsigea, worth Isi for Bjd a yard; Laco Cur tains, fcotti 3s lid a pair,—Bon Harcbe, 247, Qucen-atreet. ~ •". , • - ... WANTED, all Buyers of Ready-made Clothing to'pay a visit to London House, where no puff is needed. Men's Tweed and Serge Suite from 18a 9d to 635; Mon'a Diagonal Coats, from IBs 3d; Men's Tweed Trousors and Vest, from 10s 9d; Men'a Job Serge Trousers, 4b 6d; Men's Job Tweed Troueora, 4a Hd: Men's Job Nelson Troußers, 7s lid; Boys' Braided Knickor Suits, 4a lid to 21s Od, all Hnod; Jersey Suits, 63 lid, very cheap; Men's Shirta, Is to 7s 6d each; Boys' Shirts, from 9Jd; Felt Hats, from lljd; Ties, Collars, Studs, etc., etc.—James Scutt, London House, Victoria and Nelson streets. WANTED SEEN—The following Tin ware :—Candlesticks, 4d; Pannikins, 2d; Tinplates, Id; Tea Bottles, 8d: Saucepans, lOd; Kettles. Is lid; Billies, 9d; Colanders, Is 8d; Baking Tina, 8d; Meat Tina, 2d to Is; Hand Basins, lid; Spittoons, Is.—At Dampier's Hob Bonatreot Shop.- 'ANTED, Furniture Dealers and Up holsterers to Know, capital opening in Market House. South Wing; rent low.—Apply T. Slater. Weighbridge Office. ' WANTED, everybody to know that B. Redfern, Photographer. 27l),Qneori strcet, has opened a Branch Studio, Victoria Hoad, Devonport. WANTED KNOWN-Boot GJobs, 4d and 6d per Bottle; Shpe: Horns, Sd; Boot Prptcctofs,'3d the set; Button Faatonera, 6S the dox~; Button Hooks, Id; Leather Boot Laces, Id the pair; Cotton Lacos, 3d per dozen; Cork Soles, 2Jd, at Dampier'a Boot Shop. Vic toria-street, and at Parse]], opposite the' Barrel Hatol, • .' r



WANTED, Strong Lad; also, few Smart Girls.—Auckland Clothing Fac tory, Cnatoms-Btreet East. WANTED, a rospectabloGirl as Genera! Sorvant for the country.—Apply, thif evoninc before 9 o'clock, to Mrs C. Beaumont, Cook-f.trcot. WANTED, a Respectable Girl as Hoiißemaid; ono able *o wait at table preferred.—Apply Sydney and Melbourne Cafe, Upper Qnesn-Btreet. WANTED, 10 Pick and Shovel Men with their tools.—Apply on the works, Franklin Road. Y\f ANTED, two Smart Boys.—Apply TT C. Beaumont, American Hep Boei Faotory, Wellington Lane, Hobson-street oi Cook-Btfoet. three doors above Bevege'a Store WANTED, Pupils for Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class.—For particu lars apply .on Tuesday and Thursday to X, Mackay Fripp, Architect, 9, Mercantile Chambers, next Bank of New Zealand. ANTED KNOYVN-That tho grenl sale ot A. O. Stoplienson'a Drapery and Clothing Stock is now on at B. Oooinbea & Co.'a, Queen-atreet." ANTED, a eloan, respectable Girl ac Under-hou3omaid.— Apply Cambridge House, Lower Vincent-street. WANTED, several Itnpi'ovors for the Bench.—G. Black and Co., Chapel-Bt. WANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Hats, Gd _ oach; Dress Matoriala, from 33d; Prints, 21<I; and everything from Stephenson's Stock al Ridiculous Prices I—At S. Coombeß and Co.'s. TXT ANTED KNOWN. — The Primeat T T Meat Co-operative Butchery, 62, Wake field-street ; being cash buyora, can sell cheaper than other cotablishmonte. \XTANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks oj TT all kinds, tho prices of the London Arcade are unequallod for cheapness. 'VX7ANTED, a good Genoral Servant.— TT Apply Mrs Hancock, Epsom, near Junc tion Hotel, or Mra Hadloy. HoDaon-Btrect. WfANTED, 2 Boys for Mercury Bay T T Timber Co.'s Mill. Mercury Bay.—Apply to Company's Olllco, Fort-street, to-morrow morning. WANTED (urgent), Housemaid (Gisborne), lus; Female Cook, 255; Waitress, Housemaids, 20 Gcnoralß and Girls. To Let, part House, near Post-office; Un furnished Tteomß, Wellosloy - street.—Mrs Whltcombe's Registry, noxt Markot, Welloalcy street entranoO; ANTED, People to Read Things that Speak for Themselves I— J. H. DALTON, TaUor, Viotoria-street Eaat, doeß his own Cutting, and pays a very small ront; thoroforo he is able to mako Garmonts to Order at same price aa Shops sell Roady • made Clothes. £8.0. Well-shrunk Pergo Sulta 2 10 0 Woll-shrunk Tweed Suits 2 15 0 Well-shrunk Fanoy Coat, Vest, and Trousers -..ISO Well-ahrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 012 0 Woll-shrunk Tweod Trousers .. .. 015 0 Woll-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 017 0 First class Tweed Trrusera .. ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou sors 1 fl 0 Mosglei Tweed Suit, woll-shrunk .. 3 10 0 Mosglel Twood Suit, well-shrunk ..400 Bcßt ot anr kind of Tweed 4 10 0 J. H. D. Imports direct from tho Manufac turers, and thus saves the Merchant's Profit, giving tho benefit to his Customera.—Note tho Addfoss: J. H. Dai.tom. City Tailoring Eatubliahment, Vlctoria-Btroot Kant (opposite Goodson'e), ana at Camoron-atreet, Whangarel. TJTT ANTED K|NO W-N ---' ' That R. Tudeiiopb, Plumber, Wolleslcy Btreot, always keopa in stock a splondld assort ment of Gosallors, Gag Braokots, Pendants, and Gas Globes of nowest designs; also, a good stock of Elcctrlo Bells and Fittings, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every roquialto of the trade. liiboral nllowance made to the trade. WANTED— Wanted to Sell, very Cheap, Large Bottles of Hair Oil, only Gd; ;<istor Oil. sd, 3 bottles for 1b ; Salad OQ, Ik!; Plaid Matches, Cd dozen; Safoty Matches, id: Tin Boxes Matches, Is Cd; Washing Powder, M dozen; large Soap Powdors, 8 for (kl; Hudson's Extract of Soap, 4 for Gd; Nutmegs, 3d ounce; Orange Marmalade, Cd tin, 2 for lid; Ginger Wine, 2s bottle; Umpjuico, 8d bottle; Glass Jugs, Cd; Wine Glassos, 3d, 2s dozen; Glass Tumblers, 2d and 3d, 2s dozon; Dried Apples, 3d 1b; Kpsom Salts, id dozun packets; Water Bottles, Ad and M: (lines Decanters, Is; Bath Hricks, 3d. 2 for M; largo Tcatraya. la Sd: Mixed Splco, Id packet, 7 for Cd; White and Gold China Cups and Saucorß, BsGd dozon; W hlto Htone Cups nml Saucors, 3a fkl dozen; Whlto and Gold Jugs, 3s act: Boot Protectors, 3d box; Spectacles, Gd and 9d; lot Pictures, Is Gd and 2s; lot of Sponges, Id to G<l; Flowor Tubes, only 3d each, 5 for Is; Baskots, 8d to 2s Gd; Christmas Cards, Id dozen; 1 largo Blblo, wltli coloured plates, only £1 7s 6d; Kxuroiao Books, ill and 3d, Is (id and 2a Cd dozon; Japanese Gloss, only 4a bottlo; Robinson's Patent Groats, Gd tin; Iron Laßta, la Gtl to 3a.—H.WATT. litt-Btroet. THE ARCH HILL BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). WANTED-A Foreman of Worka for tho abovo Company's Brick-yard at Aroh Hill. Apply to J. FRIAR CLARKE, Socrotary. No 21, N.Z. Insuranco Buildings, Queen-street . ■ ; A COMFORTABLE HOME for reapoot alilo Girl, Mount Eden Road; able to milk; no children.—Apply Mrs Collins, Woodbino Cottage, Urey-atreet, Anckland. THREE Respectable Men can moet with a Comfortable Homo; no lodgers or children; terms, ISs per weok.—Apply Star Office. BOY WANTED.-Apply Sharland and Co., Chomists, Vlcterlq-streot East GOOD Situation, with good wages, open to an active Femalo Servant in a quiet country hotel. A knowledge of cooking necea- B.'iry.—Apply 10 o'clock in morning toLowts and Simpson, 07, Queen-street. O DRESSMAKERS.—Wanted, a firat closs Hand, capable of managing work room.—For addroDß apply Stak Oftlce. A UCKLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. The Hoard requires th« aorviocs of a Head habthr to take charge ot the Sohool after Christmas. The School contains 230 pnplTa, and tho course of instruction extends to tho subjects required for tho University Scholarship and other similar examinations. " Tho salary io six hundred pounds (C 600) a year, with fifty pounds (£6O) a year allowance towards houßO rent. There is no Boarding Department attached to tho School. Printed forms on application, and copies of the Prospectus of the IScliool, may be obtained on application to the Secretary of tho Educa tion Board. ■Applications, with testimonials!, will bo re ceived by the undersigned, at the Oflloo of the Board. Auckland, on or before THURSDAY, tho 20th November, 1884. i •- VINCENT E. RICE; Secretary. WATTLE BARK, FOR TANNING PURPOSES.-Wanted, One or more '■ Gontlemon, with capital, to join the advertiser j in tho cultivation of the abovo; has tho roquialto knowledge and a small capital—Apply by loiter to " Acacia," oflico of this paper. Meetings. /BOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. ' TAKAPUNA RIDING ELECTION. > A Meeting of the Ratepayers of Devonport will bo held at tho Devonport Hall on FRIDAY. ; the 7th instant, at 8 p.m. sharp. I The Candidates for the office of County Coun cillor are respocttully requested to attend and i address the meeting. M> NICCOLj Chairman Dovonport Road District. fi I T V GUARD S. ■ Monthly Inspection at Dilll-ahed WEDNES DAY EVENING, Novembor 5, at 7.30 o'clock. Fines for non-attendance. ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. ' -VTORTH ISLAND RAILW-Y EM _LY PLOYEES PROVIDENT SOCIETY. The General Annual Meeting ot tho above named Socioty will be held in the Parnell i Hall, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, December 10th, at 8 p.m. Nominations will bo reoeived by ' tho undersigned for the purpose of Electing.-tho j Executive Officers for tho ensuing year, three vacancies having occurred during past year, . viz., President, Trußtoo. and Auditor.: • ARTHUR CLEAVE; Secretary. . ■ -' : i . i- BISMARCK GOLD-MINING i COMPANY (LIMITED). V Notice is horoby given that an extraordinary Genoral Meeting, of Shareholders qf tho Bis* ! marek Gold-mining Company (Mmltedl-wiUbo , held at the Company'sQffipo, 83,Quconstrcot. ! Auckland,,on 'THURSDAY; the 13th day of : November, 1884, aifwo o'clock In the afternoon, ■ fpr tlip purpose of conßldovlng and, if thought , fit, passing the subjoined resolution ;-.r ' ''That tho Company he wound up volun tarily under the provision of the Com panies Act, 1883." : i.; | Should tho resolution be carried, a further resolution will bo proposed for tho appointment Qf a Liquidator lor the purpose of such winding '^bateit this 29th day of Ootobor. 1881. By ordor of .the Board of Directors. F. A. WHITE, 29th Ootober, 1884. 'Seoretary. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTS. ' C ON YE RSAZIONE, IN THE CHORAL HALL, TO-NIGHT. Programme : Pianoforte Selection—Miss R. Brown. Orpheua Glee, "Spring's Delights"-Gentlemen Amateurs. ' I Song. "Oh I Oh I Hear the Wild Winds Blow"— S. R. Koeaing. ! Pianoforte Solo, "Dorniere Esperance" (Gotts chalk)-Ralph Hood. Song, "My Life for Thee" (Stephen Adam)— J. Hanna. •-•; . , Song, " The Old Love and the New" (Cowen)— Sirs Judson. Oppheus Glee, '.'Maiden, Listen" —Gentlemen Amateurs. Pianoforte Solo, " Grand Fantasio Dranmtique" (Li6zt) -Ralph Hood. Song, aelected—J. Edwards. Duet, "When the Winds Blow from the Sea". (dir H. Smart)— Mrs JudSon and Air Cos. !> Sons, " The Odtpbst'.' (Ciiio'PihßUti)—MrGOuld. Sonß. ". NenneUa" (Badia)-Mr Walpole; ': ChristjJ^s C^RDCoMPaTirifINS, qn Viß^. i Gemß of the l?ew' So.uth WaiefAit Gallery, etc., •*)•■ '.• ,■•:■-. by Llflielight, ' -!- God Save the Queon. , .. , • j Doors open at half-past 7. .Concert at 8.- ' Admission: Membera free, by ticket; privi leged tickets admitting friends at ls-each will be issued to members on application to the Sec rotary, or may be obtained at the doors. •; ; ■ : ; JNO. L. HOLLAND-, Becjcetwy. ! , . '.'-.;.ji ■,■■■ *lKiS4i.:?'.iQ ■ : ■■■',;. :



liicensing Notices. "VTOTIGE OP APPLICATION FOR i.l TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Hknry WniTEnoRNErMooRR, of Oxford, being Uie holder of a Publican's License in respect of the house and premißes situate at Ox ford, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meeting to be holden at Te Aroha, on the 6th day of De comber next, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to Frank Rosrc, my appointee. Dated tho Ist day of November, 1881. H. WHITEHORNE MOORE. "VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR J.l TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Frank Rose, of Cambridge, being the holder of a Puhliean's License in respect of the houao and - premises situate at Duke-street, Cambridge, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, anrl will, at the next Licensing Aleut iuij to bo Jioldon at Cambridge on the 2nd day. of December, 1881, apply for a Transfer of the Bald License from myself to Charles O'Bribn, my nppoiuteo. Uuted the first day of November, I*B4. F. ROSE. LICENSING DISTRICT OF ONE . HUNGA. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER OF LICENSE. I, Jambs Sullivan, of tho Railway Ter minus Hotel, Onohunga, being the holder of a Publican's Liceuso in respect of tho house and premises Bituate at Onehunga known aa the ltailway Terminus Hotel, do fieroby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will, at tho next Licensing Meeting, to beheld at Onehunga on the third.day of December next, apply fora transfer of 'the said License from myself to Matilda Ellen Lundon, my appointee. Dated the 21th day of October, 1881. (3d.) JAMES SULLIVAN. Corporation Notices. /IITY OF AUCK LAN D,. EXTENSION OF MAIN1 SEWER (DOWN BREAKWATER ROAD). WORKS IN WYNYARD AND HAVELOCK STREETS, GULLY DRAIN AGE IN KAKANGAHAPE WAIID, FROM NEW. TON 11OAD TO JDEMETERY. Tho City Council will rocolvo Separate Tenflors until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, Novem ber Oth, for tho abovo works, in terms of Plans and Specifications to bo viewed, during oflico hours, at the oflico of tho City Engineer, Coun cil Chambers. High-street Tho Council do not bind thomselves to accept any tondor. Tenders to bo endorsed respectively for tho work tendered for. P. A, PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk'a Office, October 25,1884. 478 riiry of Auckland. BY-LAW No. 23. APPOINTING CERTAIN HACKNKY CARHIAGK AND EXPRESS CAKT STANDS. Notice is horobv given that tho above By-law, made on tho 9th (lay of Octobor, 1881, under and n purauanco of Urn provisions of tho Municipal Corporations Acts, will bo confirmed on Novem ber Gth, 1881. IV Ai PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office October 10th, 1881. -174 TO BE LET, Oflicoß in tho most central part of Quoon-Btreot Comfortable Real donee Mount Eden ; rent, 10a per week,—W. L. Mitchell, Land anil Enlate Agent, Queon-Btrcot; r|iO~"LET, 2 "Pleasant Fro"nT"lloomV. JL private entrance; furnlahed. 10s; unfur nished, 7s Gd.—Apply K. A. BirUos, Dreesmaker, Nowton-atrcet, Nowton. - TO LET, Concrete Houso of 14 roomp, splendidly ilttcd np, Ploton-atreet.—Grant and Cooice. 75, Queon-atreet. TO LET, Brown-street, Poßronby, well built G-roomed House, closo to Ponsonby It oud; gas, water, good bath, and pretty place. —Apply at onco, J. H, Hamer, Lend Agent, X itrangaliapo Road. TO LET, a Conveniont 5-roomod House on College Road; gas and water laid in.— Apply to F. Nightingale, Collego Road. TO LET, Front Bedroom (Furnished), suitable for 2 Single Men.—Apply No. 1, Albert Terrace. Albcrtstreot, O LET, a Furnished House on scoria soil at Mount Edon.—J. M. Lennox, Land Agent. Auckland. TO LET in Nelson -street, Furnished Bed room and Sitting-room, with uso of kitchen. —Apply third house from Baker-street, in Nolßon-Btrcot. mO LET, in Parnell, a Barber's Shop JL with fittings complete. — Apply Geo. Raynes, Butcher, Parnell. TO LET, Furnished, for few months, an 8-roomed House, in St. Stephen's Avenue, with stable, coach-house. &c.—Apply to F, J. Mobs fc Co., Shortiand-atreet. • ■ ■■ TO, MASTER BUTCHERS.—Wanted, by a'young man, a Situation in shop or slaughtorhdußO.—Apply EG, Evening Scar Olllee. TO; LET,-5-roomod'Cottage and Large Allotment at Kpsom, fronting main road, at 12m Gel per week ; also 5-roomod Cottago and 3-acre of Land, Orukoi Road, Remuora, at 18s per weok.—Apply Central Freehold Land and Estate Agencr. cornor Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. . • - • ' nnO LET, a 4-roomed Cottago in Hobson- I street.—Apply to M. Foley, Giocer, Hobson- Btrret. | rpO LET, Ural ton Road, n Convenient JL Fivoroomed Hoiiso: mis and water laid on.—S. Y. Collins, Kamo Coal Office, 11, Queen- Btreot* TO LET, a Workshop in Customs-Btreofc West, close to the Timber Company's work«.—Apply The New Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Agoncy, Hlgh-stroet. ■ TO LET, Shop in Karangahapo Road 'Mr Stophcnson having decided to leave for Sydney, the Lease of Premises lately In his occupation is for disposal. — For parlioulars apply to G. Rainey, Fort street. rpO LET, a Sitting-room and Bedrooma JL (furnished), in Day-streot; no children.— Apply Mr Hanson, Builder, Beresford-street. TO LET, a Furnished Room, two doors ' from tho Aberdeen Factory; use of kitchen' and water.—Chapel-street. ' TO LET, on Ponsonby Road, near Hep ' burn-Btrcot, a Shop and 5-Toomed' Dwell ing ; gas and water.—Apply 'Mrs Munro. Pon aonby Road. ■ ■- -. '' TO LET, a Balcony 12roomed Houae, : blbse to Queen-Btreet flrebell; i fireplaces, water laid on: suitable for working men's baardlng-houae: furnished or unfurnished.— Apply at tho Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, next tho Publio Hot Baths, Viotoria-street Hast. ' TO LET, Devonport, 6-roomed Cottago, furnished (for 3 months); magnificent view | close to lower wharf, and near beach.— Apply R. and R. Dnder. ■_ TO BE LET, in Grey-atroet, a very com fortable 7-roomod House, with bath-room and kitchen, and gas and water laid on. Tho place has been used for about threo years as a private boarding-house. Rent, 21a per week. Bonus of «15 required for t qmo furniture. afl« goodwill.—Fv G.. Ewlngton, Esfate Agpnf ■ rpQ LET, m Upcer a. nice 4- JL • roqn'^ed Cottwei scullery and pantry, feaa arid water.—Apply Mr Nicholas Slmms, Newton mo LET, Two Shops in -Mount Eden JL Rood, 10s and 12s per weok.—Apply Letts, Woodward a"d Co., ironmongers, Uppor Symonda street. ' TO LET, two new Houses of six rooms, 1 on Mount Eden Road; gas and water.— Apply Mrs Walto, Mount Eden.- TO LET, a Furnlsned Bed and Sitting- Room, use of Kitchen: terms moderate.— Addjoss 141. Victoria-street West " rpO LET, good 5-Rqomed House, well. JL ' finished, 10s; also, good 3-Roomed House, 6s, off Great North Road.—lnquire Arch Hill Tea Warehouse. - ■ ' P LET, a 6-roomed Villa, top Brown. Btreet; register grate; gas and water, and every convenience.—W. L. Rogers, Ponaonby Fiirnituro Warehoußo. TO LET, Upstairs Rooma, by Queen street; suitable for Office, Store, or Samplc-rooma.—Apply Lewis and Simpson. TO LET OR LEASE, with immediate poaseasion, the New 3-Story Brick Build ing centrally situated in Lome-street, suitable for heavy goods store, warehouse, or factory; every convenience; rent moderate.—Apply J. J. Holland, Contractor, Lorne-stroet. "ITIURNISHED BEBROOM to Let, with- JD out Board, to a Bingle Man, within ono minute's walk of Queen-street—Apply Stab Office. ■; _j /GOVERNOR GORDON, DINING VT ROOMS.—To Let, these valuable Business Premises.—Apply to Mr Thos. Williams, Sail maker, Queen-street, or Mr Fred. Eaxl, Solicitor, Shortland-atreot. - SHOPS TO LET—A Shop and Dwelling to Let, in a good position, at the foot o! Grey-street.—Apply to Wm,. Buchanan, St Mungp Chambers (opposite Back of W.ij.) OFFICES to J^t in Vulcan Lane.—Ap . ply to Pqnnell & Coopor, Solicitors. WILD HORSE TAMING EXTRAORDINARY. In addition to the usual performance, TO-NIGHT £ V 1 I MR^D'ARCEY HYLAND, l THE GREAT UOBSE-lASIER AND RIDER, ~ Will Ride a WILD BULEOCK, in Hunter and Nolan's Bazaar, at 7.30 o'clock.



For Sale. EOR SALE, first-class Table Potatd< (old-Oamaru), 201bs for Is, or 4s 6d pi cwt.;, and New Potatoes, lOlba for Is, at , "Gawinor a, Newmarket. OR SALE, Cheap, a Wool Press, con pleto.—Apply to B. Gittoa and Sons. 171 OR SALE, Two real good Secondhan : 400 gallon Iron Tanks.-Apply F. C. Taylo Guhdry-atrect, Newton. -f?10R SALE, Light Express, Horse, an Jt! ' Harness; any trinl.—Apply 51, Shortlani street.-^ XHOR SALE, Houses, Allotments, Hotel X; Farms, several good businesses, towi suburbs, and country,—Grant & Cooko, 7 Queen-atrect. IriOß SALE (Ohaupo, Waikato),|Splendi : Farm, 317} acres, with house, stablos, coy sheds.—For full particulars apply to John I Hamer, Estate Agent, Knranßahape Road. TTIOR SALE, tidy little Grocery an JL 1 Fruit Buainesa, doing ready monej loading thoroughfare; moderate rent; oae Ingoing.- Inquire Star Office. YjHOR SALE, 70 Cases American Eatin J-.,. Apples.—Arthur H. Nathan, Palmereto Buildinga. FOR SALE, Four Acres of Land s Kpsom, with a good view and site for villa residence.—Apply to R. M. Courtney. TDIOR SALE, a New Well-built an JL.1 Tastefully - finished House and nearl level Allotment. 50ft x 180 ft, containing parlou with bay window, dining-room, kitchen, fou bedrooms, clipboards, ahed, &o. PJeasantl situated in Bnlweratreet, near tho tramwa terminus, Ponsonby. Price, £435.-Apply to i Hulbort, on tho premises. TmOR IMMEDIATE-SALE, five Allot JU ments at Romuera fronting Arnoy Crescon: and adjoining the residence of R. Binney, Ks( Tho allotments command the choicest views i: Uomuora, and will be sold either as a whole o in lots to suit purchasers. Price, from 40s pc foot.—J. M. Lennox, Land Agent, Queonatreei FOR SALE, cheap, 9 Cast-iron Columns artistic design; suitable for any building —Jlckell: Bros., Engineers and Contractor! Nelson-Btreet. '. . . : ■ . v; > OR SALE, in Brown-street, a good 4 roomod House (now); good garden, we! formed; gas and water laid on; good viow allotment 40 feet by 99; price, £SSS.— Apply t Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers, Queer street. li^Oß SALE, near the Karangahap 1 Road, a good Business Site, corner alloi ment, with two good five-roomed house erected thereon; lotting at 35s per week; can b sold separately.—For particulars, apply to Cai binos and Taylor, Auctioneers, Queen-street. 13IAN0 FOR SALE, Walnut, by Allisoi and Sons; sweet toned, strong, and wel made instrument; little used; price, £27.—1 n quire Stab Office. T7IOR SALE, 3 Prominent 50 Years JL} Leasehold Allotments in Wollesloy-atroet ono of the leading thoroughfares from Queen street: suitable for superior bußlnoss premises Tho tramway and tho increasing buaines traffic offers every possibility of this proport' being an excellent Investment. Price reason able.—For terms, etc., apply to tho New Zealani House, Land, andKslatoAgency. Highatreet. TilOR SALE, Richmond Road, 6-roomec JJ House; gas and water, wash-house Orchard, &c.; allotment, 84 feet frontage; cheap and terms easy.—Apply J. H. Hamer, Lam Agent, Karangahapo Koad. FOR S A L E. AMERICAN ORGANS, Not to be excelled in tone, price, or durability, IS-BTOP INSTRUMENT (WITH TWO KNEE SWKLLSJ FOX £20. Larger Sizes Equally Cheap. They are built to last, and Suitable ior Church Hall, or Parlour, R. E. FINCH, BOOK "AND MUSIC SELLER, 21G, Queen-street, Auckland. |Nrocer» and fruit business. VJT —For Sale, a Ural-claes little Queen-stroet Shop, doing good cash trade with Bmall stock, Ront only £2 15a per week, with good accom modation for a family. This is an excellent stand and a money-making concern.—W. L, Mitchell, Confidential and Estate Agent, Queen streot. "VTORTH SHORE.-For Sale, Valuable _Ll Comer Allotment, Cimrch-Btrect, 67 x 145, togothor with good 0-roomcd Verandah Cottage thereon now in the occupation of Mr Corbett Tho position of this property, either for a resi dential or business site, can scarcely be sur paasod.—B. Tanner, North Shoro Ferry Office. PLENDID HOUSE, six rooma, Nelson stroet Replete with every convenience. Allotment 12 x 130 feet.—Apply to J. McCormick and Co., 157, Quoipn.-strcot; back ontranco from Hobeon-stroet. TVEVONPORT FOR SALE, with immediate possession, a now 7-roomed Houso, well situated, with magnificent sea view. Prioo, £375—Apply R. &R. DUDER. O CIVIL ENGINEERS, Surveyors, etc.—For Sale, 5" Troughton V ThoodoHto; 11" Troughton Dumpy Level and 14ft Sopwith Stair. Both instruments in perfect order and adjustment Apply Star Hotel. fTUUfIRI, WAIKATO.-00 Acres Land, JL flrstdoas quality, unimoro ved; a bargain; will be sold cheap; close to Railway and Post office.—Apply Mr Miller, Tauplri, or Gerald Murtagh, Nelson-street, Auckland. T> () (3 K~T NOOK. XV ROCKY NOOK. THE REMAINING ALLOTMENTS In this well-known and popular Township are . FOR SALE OF EASY TERMS. For persons In delicate health, seeking for BUILDING SITES, Combining the requirements of magnificent viow and volcanic soil, these Allotments are Unrivalled. The new bridge over the railway crossing on "Mount Roskill Road makes tho approach both safe and easy. Consult your Medical Man. . . ■ \-~ -W. BAKER. ,] -i ' MR EWINGTON is my Agont Continued on First Pago. -\IT EL BOURNE CUP. KUUBK A tenders his thanks to tho 320 War riors who took part in the Melbourne Cup Cam paign, and as tho whole of the Company assembled at the short notice of 21 days, he now hopes, by giving timely notice, to have a full Company on the Auckland Cup and Steeple chase, which is now open.—Yours truly, EUREKA. TmUREKA MELBOURNE CUP. CO. Non-starterslnabovo will pleaso moot Eomra at H. Ellison's Cigar Divan at hall-past 7 o'olook on MONDAY next. . Btartc-ra and placed horaea will be disposed of upon Tocblpt of "Australasian," EUREKA. 4 UCKLAND CUP AND STEEPLE i\. '• ' qHASE. ' ■ MARIE LOUKK Is now forming No. 1 Company on the abovo • Double Event. ' " ■• 500 Shareholders at 10a. 1 AS—Each Ticket has Two Separate—l AS 1W Chances; ±yf Divided as follows:— CUP,run De 0.26. STEEPLE,run £ Jan. 2. lßtHorso .... 50 c b 2ndHorae .. .. 30' Ist Horse. .. 37 10 3rd Horse .. ..20 2nd Horse .. 20 0 Starters- 20 ardHorao .. 12,10 Non-jtartera .. 30 Starters .. ..12 10 -— Non-starters .. 1710 £150 — £100 Less 10 per cent, - Apply by letter only, enclosing two stamps for repfyandreaultMW LOUISE, " Care of W. C. Portor, Tobacoonist, '.-_■■■ -■•.■!:■ ' Quecn-Btroet. ' Drawing conducted by a Committee of Share holders-.. •• ' m O BUILDERS. Tondors will be received until i p.m. on WEDNESDAY. November 12th, for the Erec tion of Stores (oonorote or brick) at tho back of the City Market for Messrs Hart and Tobias. "R; M. WATT, Architect. 258, Queen-Btreet. nn O BUILDERS. Tendera will be received until noon of THURSDAY, the 13th instant, for the Erection of a Villa at Mount Eden, Flans, &c, at No. 9, South Britiah Chambers. EDMUND BELL, Architect. mo B U I L D E R S. EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders are invited until noon of TUESDAY, llth-insiant, for the Erection of a'Brick Building in Hobson-street. F. W. GREY, 252, Queen-street. Architect riIENDERS Wanted till noon of Tues- JL day, 11th inst., for Threo Concrete Tanks, at Devonport.—David Ross, F.R.1.8.A., Arohl tect, Queen-street. TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Tenders are invited up to Noon of SATUR DAY, November 8, for tho Erection and Com pletion of a Villa Residence, with iron roof, aj Devonport. Timber supplied. Plans and speci fications may be seen at my office, colonial Bank Buildings. „ •\ :■:■* JAMES KNOX. Civil and PracUcal Engineer. mO PAINTERS. Renders wiU be receivoa^^.txi tt p ~. :'(! .; Architect and Engineer. continued on First Page.



PabUc Notices. Os SERVICE OP SONG Z "JESSICA'S FIRST PRAYER," - To-morbow (Wednesday), November fi, id it, At half-past 7, -: In The Newmarket Vksleyan Chtock d- ■ J t T\venty-fl\e Performers led by Mr Gatland. S| Conneotive Readings by K. C. Carr. _ Admission, One Shilling. Children, half-price. v . Proceeds in aid of tho Sunday-school. j, — —, __ "PERSONAL. —Every.mother shouli d *i „ have her B°y clfld in ooe of Coombes's i . lid Knickev Suits.-To he had at S. Coombes i ' Co.'a. "DOAED OP EDUCATION J> Tho Town and Suburban Schools will bi m closed on MONDAY next. 10th instant, In com _ mcmoration of tho Birthday of H.H.H. th< it Prince of Wales. a VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. - T>URE WHITE LEGHORNS.-A iev d JL Sittings from Birds " Highly Commended y last Auckland Show, 10s 6d per sitting.—W ir Hamer, nest Clyde Houao, Honson-street. v rTIHE Auckland Double-woven Wire Bet y JL Company are now Weaving and Makini 3, Beds of all sizes at groatly reduced prices.- Manufactory, corner Victorlaand Nelson-streeta ~. OS llD.—You can get a good Btrong paii I O of Men's Moleskin Trousora for 3a lid a j| Fernandez's, Newton. Selling oft » f^ROWDS OF CUSTOMERS daily a * V/ Coombes's shop for the wonderful bargaini ? from Stophenson's Stock. A largo parcel fo: -• little money.—3. Coombes & Co. I' A RARE CHANCE TO THE LADIES 3, i Jt\. OF AUCKLAND. r Some Cheap Lines of the Best Trlmmec ; Ladies' Hata in Auckland, and Grand Lot of Kit II Glove), tho 4-button Seamless Josephine Kic '; Glove, at Is a pair; and I have a splendid valw 0 in Coloured Lustres, at oid, worth Is 6d; Hoyles'i i- Prints, in font colours, at 3Jd, 4Jd a yard Regatta Dressed Shirts, at 3s Gd, worth ss. ' * have a Stock of Evening 4-button Kid Gloves y will be Bold at half usual price, at W. EYRE'S J" Boßt Depjt, Victoria-street. , 1 /CLOTHING almost Given Away thii r- vy week at S. Coomboa and Cos. Remember £2,553 18s 6d is the amount of Stephenson'i - Stock, and must bo sold. S mHAMES GOLDEN CROWN GOLD ,. JL MINING COMPANY (LIMITED. - A call (the Third) of Ono Bhßlingper Share < has been made by the Directors of the above « Company, payable to the undersigned, nt the ■ Office of the Company, 83, Queen-street, Auck <• land, on WEDNESDAY, 12th November, 1881. * P. A. WHITE, Manager. AHG-AINB in Flannels, Blankets, Calicoes; the Stock of A. 0. Stophonson now Belling at S. Coombes & Co.'a. . J pHEISTMAS CARDS. 'j Just Received, a Largo Assortment Of all tho Latest Designs in Christmas and Now Year . Cardsi (Hand-painted, Photo., Perfumed, &o.), also New Zealand Views and Flowers, for 1 Home Mail, leaving in Novembor. HY. A. COLSON. Stationer and Bookseller, ■ Victoria-street, near corner Hobson-street, ! Auckland. ATRIMONIAL.—Those about to enter the holy OBtate should begin economical, and nurchase thoir Sheotlng, Carpet, and Wedd ing Outfit at S. Coombes & Co.'a. mHB LECTURE by H. Exley, at New JL North Road, has been Postponed. • JNf 5 T__ I ~C~ W. ' -ART UNION, 1,9 PICTURES, VALUE £218. ; 433 Members at 10a each. 1 To be drawn publicly in the Theatre by a , Committee as soon as the tickets are all sold. Pioturcs now on view. Catalogues forwarded with description and price. ; F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-street (opposite Union Bank). CHEAP AND GOOD'UUXiiJH/Kl", Also, FORKS. SPOONS, CRUETS. &O. BKIXINd AT VERY LOW PBIOKfI. , THOMAS BAMUKL, 108, QOEEN-BTBEBJT. OME ONE AND ALL and see the extraordinary Bargains jnst now, from Stephenson's Stock, at S. Coombea and Co'a. rtiAIO £10,000 LENT on Building abJL" Society prinolples.or on other terms o suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties for Sale on first page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Wzllamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Vainer. High-street, Anckland. TTNIVERSALuBeand popular approval have *-J indissohibly established . the fame of Wolfe's eciWapje»b. -\TO DOUBT the Public crowd to L i Coombes's, because there they get the goods cheaper than anywhere else.—S. Coombes and Co. IffAA STRAW HATS at 2d, •C* W fid, and Is. ■ These goods are'slaughtered, and must be cleared.—S. Coombes and Co. BILLIARD TABLE, Maker G. Wright and Co., London. Best solid mahogany table with chandelier and every requisite for a Billiard Room, complete, £135. Time payments can be arranged.—l 2 PIANOS, by Paul Erard. at wholesale coat, to clear. *32. - A. H. NATHAN, Palmcrston Buildings, Cus toms-street. HONESTY is the beßtpolicy." If everybody thought so WOLFK's Schnapps would not be Imitated as it is. J. M flnalett, Builder, Fort- Li street, has now moved into his New Workshop adjoining the Fort-street entrance to Post-office. PAKTJNJBK WANTED in an Estab llshed Mercantile Business of old standing, and with good Home connections: capital ItQiisite, £3,000; only principals dealt with.— .-. iliminary communication to be addressed to " Commercial," Office of thia Paper. "VTOTIOE TO THE PUBLIC OP LI ONEHUNGA.-One or two of HOLLIS S COACHES will run to the Whau Regattaif : sufficient inducement bo offered. Tickets may be had from Hollis. Sheldric and Marshall, at 2s 6d return. Start at 10 a.m. Early application, ia necessary, so that the proprietor may know how many coaches roquirod.—R. P. Hollia. T> P. M. BURROWS, ; ARCHITECT, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLA, ND. SELECT BOARD AND RESIDENCE, for Gentlemen only.—Mrs Drysdale, Gqthio. llouso,' G^ey-streot. OARD AND RESIDENCE for Lady . and Gentleman, and two Gentlemen; rooms front, large!'airy.—Graf ton House, Grat ton Road, opposite Choral Hall. y/TAGNETIC HEALING. MR MILNER STEPHEN, ; THE ; CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN lIKALKK, ■ Receives Patients at his Rooms, Overn Lodge, ' Symonds-street, opposite Choral.. Hall, daily, ifrom 10 till 1, and 2 tills. ■ '"" , :' 500 Testimonials, fee,. ExninrfEq. HOW CAN I STOP this Dreadful Toothache J Why. by Using Odontalgi ' con. It gives Instant relief, acts as a stopping, and arresta deoay. Price, la,—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Sole Agent for Auckland. If- G. 'HE N D E'B-S O N'S i tl • CHERRY PECTORAL, i ■ ia 6d, 2s6d,ls6dper bottle. Tobehadonly at 1 Medical Hall. Ponaonby, opposite Three Lamps, VACCINATION with fresh calf lymph T at 3 p.m. dally, by Dr X Murray Moore.— Pond's Pharmaoy, W, Queen atreet. OSELJNE fob the HAIR —This elo gant preparation completely ecllpsea i every article of a similar kind now before ■ tho public. Price, Is 6d a bottle.—Shabland, Apothecaries' Hall. \y ATS! RATS! RATS!-Uae XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smell. Price. Ono Shilling a Bottle. I F. O. BHARLAND,-opposite Post-office. WO R M S. All children suffer from them, i If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. . SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, lspaoket !' Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. RELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Jrlon, 2s 6d and ia 6d.—F. O. Sharland, opposite th Post-offloe. R ARNOLD'S P3NNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular . medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo , nial Agent, F. C. Shakland, opposite the Post o_ffloe ■ ■ TOOTHACHE CURE. — Inatantaneona Relief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle,- F. C. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office. A GRICULTURAL SHOW.-1" regret , ±\. that I cannot Exhibit Samples of Boots • and Shoes, as intended, owing to bemg bo busy ' making up for my Two Shops. Customers do like those Children's Sldespring Boots, any size, to 13, at ia ; own make.—Economy Boot Shops. ; Grey-street and Victoria-street; Factory, Nel . son-atreet, J. J. Austin, Proprietor. • T^ISSOLUTIpN OF PARTNERSHIP. '.■ The Premises of GARRETT BHOS. will be - CLOSED on ' TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, the4thandSthinat..lorßE-MARKINGSTOCK prior to GREAT CLEARING SALE, com | menping . THURSDAY, 6th INSj;. ■ '""•■ ■-'-•' '': •' \, ' ; For parUcolars, see future Advertisement j and Handbills, -



mO PICNIC PARTIES dmzrfK-*- ANI) OTHERS <jBB§B9«r The s.B. COROMANDEL if Open for Charter on MON DAY. Nov. 10 (Prince of Wales's Birthday). Apply to COUPLAND fc CO., Queen-street. ~ rart ' TT P >^&££&2| X ELINOR VERNON, .^sPT^lFrSnp from New York. d^HGSjSj^L Consignees of Cargo arc re- ciueatedtopassKntries,pfesont Bills of Lading, pay Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders from the undersigned without delay. Cargo will be landed at Consignees' risk, and if not removed promptly may be stored at their risk and expense. Captain Berry will not bo responsible for any Debts contracted by Members of the Crew of the Klinor Vernon, unloss they have his written authority, ARNOLD, HINES, & CO., v corner Customs and Fort streets, Auckland, Nov. 5,1881. ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REMUERA. • LECTURE on ""tHeTmOON" by C. E. BUTTON, KsO., illustrated by Limelight, in aid of Organ Fund, THURSDAY, 6th November, Doors open at 7.30 j to commence at 8 p.m. Admission, is; or Tickets, including Lecture ob sth December by Rev. J. S. Hill on "Pil grim's Progress," 2b. Children, Half-price. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is a delightful bever • » age, as agreeable to the taste as its pro parties are beneficial to the health. C COUSINS AND ATKIN have oa Sale J several Second-hand Buggies, Phaetons, and Dog Carts, light, and suitable for summer use. TTURRY UP ! Or you won't be in time JLL for the 6s 6d made-up Costumes I—At S. Coombes and Co.'s Sale. WHAT everybody says must be true. All ' » who have used Wolfe's Schnapps say it is tho best stimulant HHHE DIRECT SUPPLY STOEE JL 249-QUEEN-STREET-249 AUCKLAND. A GOOD DINNER SERVICE of 28 pieces, only 11s. A FRESH STOCK of LARGE _ CUPS and SAUCERS, in different 7T? patterns, at Is. 7T? \P MORE CHEAP PLATES AND to) r DISHES.-Pheasant Plates, 2s and i . upwards; Pheasant Dishes, 6d and ij W upwards. 2 M Also, CHINA and GLASSWARE in H O variety, cheap and good, P3 OQ TOILET SETS (all qualities), O TRINKET SETS, LOOKING B |X GLASSES, &c, Sco. g li FANCY GOODS OF~EVERY DBS- Q 1, ORIPTION.-A Good Assortment, H 3 at Low Prices. '^j W JUST OPENED, Some BeauUful Sub- 9 H jects in PAfeIAN STATUARY; 'V 0 also. RAISED FLOWERED 2 CHINA BASKETS, JARS, t1 2 FLOWER POTS, &c, &c. KJ 3 CUTLERY VERY CHEAP. O? M DINNER KNIVES, 4s 6d dozen; H W USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHEff O Tj UTENSILS, &c: EGG BEATERS, W lJ Is : CANDLESTICKS, 9d W BREAD TRAYS, 6d; KITS, sd; " jL POCKET KNIVES, Od. J LAMPS, STOVE ORNAMENTS, M m BElix>WS. ; *" GLASS SHADES AND STANDS, in all sizes. HANCHARD & CRANWELL, 'J [j tS" THK DIBEOT SOPPtY STOBE, "EJi' 249—Qukkh-st., Auckland.—249 Q WORKING MEN.-Remember, our Shirts at 9d. Is (id, 2a 6d, worth double; this week only, at 8. CoQmbtß'g and Co. "VTOTICE.—To-morrow We Sell 4s lid JLI Tweed Trousers, 10s Gd Serge Sui's, 2d Straw Hats, and Ss lid Tweed Coats!—AtS.' Coombes and Co.'s. . : REMEMBER YOUR FRIENDS.— Mall closes on 11th lost.: Christmas and New Year Cards of all kinds, cheap, including covers, at H. White's, Queen-street. TO DRESSMAKERS AND OTHERS.- Barkor Bros., Foresters Hall. Karangahape - load, and Gillroyd Mills, Leeds, are Manu facturers of Mantle and Habit Cloth; price, 2s per yard, double width; patterns on applica tion. ■ . A LTEN HOUSE, Alten Road, only eight Jrk. minutes' walk from Post-offlce, near Supreme Court; splendid view. Vacancies for fow Boarders. Bath and shower. Terms, «1 per week, including washing.—L. C. Cordes. OARNELL LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The Club will commence Play (weather per-1 mitting) on SATURDAY, Bth insL, at 2 o'elaok, Members are requested to pay their Subscrip tions to any member of Committee. A. G. DENNISTON, ! Auckland. Nov. i, 1881. Hon. See. T H O W D E N, " • QUEEN-STREET. PIANOS. PIANOS. VIOLINS. &c, ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF HAAKE'S, MIGNON'S, AND RAPOLDI. J. H. considers:the Haake to be the.best German Piano manufactured; tho Mionon the neatest and best finished; and the Rapoldi for appearance, tone, and durability, the oheapest Piano ever offered in this market. A few first-class Violins and a good Second land Piano, and two Church Pedal and Pipe Organs, for sale. XJ" O~ T I C E. WANTED, the LADIES of AUCKLAND to know that MRS CORSTON, formerly of iueen-street. has opened a MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT in HQBSON-STREET, near Victoria-street, where all the Latest Paris Fashions can be obtained in the Newest Shades and Styles. Dress and Mantle Making done on the Premises at the Shortest Notice. . : NEWINGTON HOUSE, Hobson-strbet. fNHAMBERS'S EXTRACT OF DRIED Kj SOAP. 1 have Sold the Sole Right of Manufacture and Sale of the above Extract of Soap to MESSRS STEVENS & LUCKIKfor New Zealand; and I hereby warn the public against purchasing any spurious article, na none Is genuine unless it has my label. , JQSEP& CHAMBERS. Auckland,, Noxember 3, ISSI. i In tefflrence to, the above, Messrs 8. and L. ; bee to notify that all Mr Chambera's Customers will be supplied by their authorised Agent regularly, and hope the. support so liberally be stowed upon their predecessor may be extended to them. Auctions. TO-MjO,B(RQ.W,, ■ vAt H o'clock. --- : i At Sibbin's Mart, Lower QueenrStreet. i TTALJJABLE LEASEHOLD, Devonport, ' T M per annum, 60 x lpo. Sea frontage op 'poslte the Flagstaff Hotel, with large workshop 'erected thereon. Instructed tpsell to the high est bidder. I TOMORROW. ; E., &. A., ISAACS WILL SELL, to-morrow (-Thursday), at their Stores, Queen-streot. . ■ On .Account of Whom it May. Concern, MARMALADE, Salmon, Cornflour, Baking Powder, Mustard, Salad Oil, Peel, Jams, ! Afrbwropt. Fairbanks Scale, Counter Scale, ■ Truck, and Sundries. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, ~" I2;N,OQn. i • PICTTJBJES! PICTURES, i JOHN. REID ANi) GO. - | WILL sell by auction at their Stores, 26, Queen-street, on Friday, at 12 noon, i 03 OLEOGRAPHS — " Doyotlpn," "Id Dis ; grace," " House of, Commons," " Moses," " Mario Stewart," Magdalene, etc I FRIDAY, NOyEMBER 1, , • At 10 o'clock. • % j ' AUGTjIiO.N SALE, BRAPLEY AND, NEWELL. | tlt/ILL se.ll by auction, at theip Auction T T Rooms, Karangahape Road, Newton, next Bank of New Zealand, 6n above date, I FABMrPRODUOE-Flve tons Chaß Fowl ■ Wheat, two cases, first-olass Waikato Cheeso, five cases Canned Mullet, ten boxes Cigars, Fowls. Ducks, Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Goldfinch and Cage. Also. ;•■ • j ■ CHEST DRAWERS, TABLES, CHAIRS,; Meat Safes, Mattrasses, etc., eto. W. S. OOOHBAMBJ , &AB. VAOBB FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7; HAIR-SEATBD SUIiE, ICE CHEST, , SHOWER: BATHS, HARMONIUM, OFFICE TABLE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Under Bill of Sale. rfIHE Subscribers will sell by auction, at JL their Rooms, Queen-street, en Friday, 7th November, at 11 o'clock, Under Bill of Salo, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of— Hair-seated Suite, Oval Table, Venetian Blinds, Iron Bedstead, Spring Mattrasa, Wool MattrajSt Linoleum, Tables, Chairs* Washstand, Cnie.t, Sheets, Blankets, &c. CQUCH and 6 CHAIItS, l-stop Harmonium, ■■'.. Ice Chest, 2 Shower Bath«i Office Table.: j Oval Tables, Chests Drawers, Washstands ; and Ware. Mirrors, Carpets, Pioturos, Fenders, Glaes Case, Kitchen utensils ' ''■ '.-ftp., •' ■ . &0., ' \ &O. .■■ ■ ; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , Auctioneer.



Auctions, B. 0. OABB,] [B, D, EOKXS ' TO-MORROW, At Eleven o'Clock, FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR. FLOUR, , B. TONKS &CO. ' r^i WILL sell Tomorrow (Thursday), .th'efl fith instant, at eleven o'clock, 60 SACKS FLOUR 200's, 118, baga Flour, i 100'a and 50'b. B. 0. OABB.] ■, . [B. D.^OSKS.' ( WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. .'•% THE SALE OS1 FURNITURE, OLEOGRAPHS, j fee, &0.,' &c, IS POSTPONED UNTIL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12. : \; B. TONKS & CO., Auctioneer, B. 0. OABB.J [B. D. TONES. M THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, . ■ '~| At 12 O'Glock. .' CHESTERFIELD. CHESTERFIELD. ;! MOUNT EDEN. : ;: j8 MOUNT EDEN..." ;$ SUBURBAN VILLA" SITES, i B. TONKS Ik CO, :, |_| AYE received instructions to Sell by , * '*■ Auction, on Thursday, November 20th, r at twelve o'clock noon, * ■ ,» THE MAND7ICENT PROPERTY KNOWN 3 AS CHESTERFIELD, In the Mount Eden • : Dlstriot, out up into Eligible Villa Sites; Veil \ situated, having magnificent views. Soli;* a ■■* light loam; in good grass; S roe of stone. Needs Only to be seeii to be appreciated. " ,-: 'Busses pass the'property hourly. Allotments '"■', are pegged and flagged. . ' ■ Hans can be had of the Aufjsicriicqis. 5 T 0 - MO -R A: 0 W,' r '■:■. At 11 o'clock, Removed to;M.ort for Cqnveiuenco oi Salo. • J. R. RANDERSOJS ' ' \ 4 HAVING received instructions, will HBL by public auction, as nboye^ at Mercan tile Sale-rooms, A LARGE QUANTITY: OF NEW AND "| OTHER FURNTTUjRE, consisttnu of Chests ,• Drawers, Tables, Chairs, Musical Instruments, Walnut Suite, Couches, Washstande, Brassing- ~ 1 tobies. Toiletware, Wood Bedsteads, Palllassen, Pillows, 30 Pairs Blankets, 30 Pairs Shocts.'&ev : Also, Pure Game Fowls, prize strain, &c. 1 New Hogskin Saddle, Girths, &c. . . .'./' Also, a Quantity of Joiners' Tools, ~ . T O ■, llaOi:* O-?-W, ■ At 12 inooni'* ;v f;: ; ' " .■ 5 ST. JOHN'S ESTATE,1 'NORTJicOTE. - VILLA' SITES f BUSINESS -SITES I 4 MARINE VIEWS.I • H U' UNRIVALLED POSITIONS! J. R» BANt>ERSON ' HAS' received positive inatrucfionVlroSi 'i § Mf Joseph' Jphnatone to sell by, public .-..«. auction, en* the above date, at Mercantile Sale Rooms, V .---.- - - j . ~ THE WHOLE-OF- THIS* GRAND PRO-. '"■ ■ PERTY, situate close to St. John's Church. ■ NORTHOOTE, having frontages to'GTi»t > ■ North, and Church Roads; and comprising I ■ JSj .LARGE < AI&OTMEJOTS, from half an acre down 3 of them posaess ingseafrontages. \"'':.-,<"\"/voSJX \ i The views rrom these sites, are .magnificent, " and include the shipping, harboui, city, and suburbs of Auckland. The Government School r is situated within quarter of a mile of Qie-pfo perty, and the Northcoto Wharf is only abpnt ,-. one mile distant. "' "' ,_" , To all who desire marine views rwhiphoan «: never be built out,and to spcouUiturs, Uiu pre sent is a specially favourable, opportunitr for ' soourlng a. property; which is at once lovely for residence; and must be enormously increased in . value in the immediate future. •••• "' Plans are now ready.-andinay be obtained oh application at the ofllce of the Auctioneer. ' ~<t TERMS:—One-third cash, and the balanoe in two months without interest. ,■:.;, ■■:<• .:- =f ■■ Also, at same time and place,l;'". "■* T-ROOMED HOUSE,- including• Bath-room quite now, situate at Northcoto, on main road' wlthiit2 minutes' of the wharf. Tiei House is :'■; well-ilnlshed throughout; built S flrat-claes timber, iron roof; rooms large atUXtj (11 feet : • high), water laid on, and is alHSwer a most pleasant marine residence. Allotment 41 x 132. The property adjoins the residence of G. N. Brassey, Eso.. -•' .-, . -.... : jiJa/--*/* ''■'■■" v Terms at Sale. W. S, COOHBAirE.] . .:; ,<:. A-!- ! T. fiis. »AOBB , - TO-MORROW, i -:>-.■* $ '■":■■ THURSDAY, .NOVEMBER &## R, QS:i WlO OD N&O RXE, HO^EHOLD FDRjpTURE*, ' '■■■•'•■■■. HOBSON-STREET. nfiHE Shbaoribers will sell on the pre- ' •-JL:. miaes,.Exoma Houso, Hobßon-stTcet: on Thursday, 6th inst.; at U o'clock, '■"■ ■-l * " HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consis«pg of • Valuable Pianoforte, in handsome Jtofiwowl • -: Case,_PJate Glass, panollod front, Couflhiaitd Six Chairs. AuatrUn Chairs,.-Booking; ©hair. Pictures; Clocks, Mirror; Loo Table, Whatnofc Oheffbnier, Carpets; Music Stool, Dining ,Table. OilolothiFeridere,: China. Crockery ."•Glassware' i Cruets,. Dlnine Chairs, Gartains, ftrsteUEißhb ■rron Beasteads, and Threa Wood Medsteade, : ' IMattrasses, Bedding, Mirrors,' Washstands, - I Ware, Kitohen Dresser, Tables, Utensils, > , i ' v. :..< &c, . , -:&0, ., .: ■ &c- ■■■:; . : • : j: SAMUEL COCHBANE &, SOhV j'r '■-':■-_' '■■-'- ' Auctioneers, - ■ •;.,:■■■. -,r,v . ! ,TWESDAY,"NO.VEMBEftiiIBji ?-t. •: , v:" ~.' At Noon, ! SPLENDID' ALLOTMENTS. GRAND VILLA SITES IN THEtßEsip PART^OF PONSONBY. . , • i ■"•-._,;.;. ■ Atsoy',,. ;, ■- ' •■'■' :':'•■■ i VILLA SITES AT MOUNT EDEN WI0?H ' MAGNIFICENT. VIEW OF SUE ROUNBING SCENEKY, ,VO LC A NIG. A-X LO -T M-E 'WJs&* Valley road. U r t ; ~,,,.;■; ;.., . ...,,,D. F.: EVAN^',, ; ~?„ *&f .; TTAS received instaraetions tnom X iJLX Oxley. Esq., to sen by publib auction at • liia Land, Mart, Queen*treet,,-,on.>ailuasday • ■ ; November 18* at tweivo tfclool; noon,: J v^r^ •' 1 HIS VALUABIiB! i PROPERTY adjoining i Jervois Ro»d.-It has boen subdivided into flraS :class Allotments, having frontage ot 10 feet ' !wiUi»iiaveragedepthoflßofeet. Thosituatton h ; ls high, very ioaltHy, weU leneltered, close to ; the AnoklanlTramway Terminus, and is onlr in ! very short dlstanco ft»m the Beach and^whait Thp Auctioneer. bsAgroat confidence in offer- : ing this splendid property, feeling assured than It presents a splendid, opportunity for-invest ment, ■■ ■■ ; ':'-,• •• ■, ~; Also, at the sametimeaiid; place, as instructed( ' lyMr Robinson. Valley Road.— >','*■.; ---; HIS VALUABLE JRROPERTO^ ! Situated in Valley Rood. ; It has. been so. Ctelded' that the AHotmento command a superb vicar of the surroundine : icountry. The soil is pure volcanic The situa* ; tion is one of the best in Mount Eden District, . " : close to main road, and is much recommended . I by medical men for the purity otite atmespJiro and warmth and dryness of soil.. Those whoso daily avocations require their attondamco in l*o city will find these villa Sites most suitable ah« C°Pla en^Mdfm-therparaoutoWo»nbo:obtatoe^ , i" 0111 ,D. R EVANS, ::■,'; ,; j ' Auctioneer. ' YBXbAY, NOVEMBER 7, ; THE fiAJTM-ARKIT, ■~ FOR SALE, at the. HuTOiarket, oi>-- Friday. next, A BAY HORSE, 7yrs, by Prince Arthur A GREY. HORSE, fiyrs. by Matchless. The above aro-a good stomp. Heavy triajt* given. ALFRED BUCKI4NI), FRIDAY,, NOVEMBER 7. V ;;.;,;. : ,•,.,' DDRHAM YARDS. ■■ j " "■'. ' THE1 .Undersigned will 'sell:. p ffie Durham Ytods, on Friday, 7th Novembof A BHiPMENT OF SO FIRST-GLASS HORSES' . lfrom-Hawera and Taronald, -;■ i%~' :, Consistingcf •• '- '■■''■■■■'":i: Heavy.;' Draughty Trap, ■■ and Express. • Horses . ~,„ i-,M^.c ■■■■ ■ ■■-..■.■:--■ ,',■■:■■ ' A Number of First-class Hacks. *»'•**■ ANp NaLJSJS/ I'?^^ ■ Auctioneers, .^uifH '-■'■. Cpntlnmpd c og,Jfßß£iSiSi&^taaiii