AUCKLAND PRESBYTERY.

The frosbytery mot this morning in St. Andrew's Church. There woro presont : —

Kovs. J. Macky (Moderator), It. Somtnor villo (Clerk), U. F. Macnicol, A. Carriok, G. B. Moino, S. J. Noill, Killan, T. M. Fraser, T. VV. Dunn, Steolo, and D. W. Runclman.

CiiUKCit Pbai.sk. — Eev. T. McKonzio Fruser moved : " Whoroas tho sorvico of praise is an important part of tho public worship of God, which ought to bo con ducted in a correct and harmonious manner, and whereas little or no attention is given to this clement in divino service by many of our congregations, to the injury of ro ligion and of our Church, it ih hereby over tured to tho venerablo the Goncral Assembly by the Presbytery of Auckland that it take the promises into prayerful consideration, and adopt such measures as its wisdom may suggest for awakening its people to tho importance of this subject, and stimulating thorn to a more correct and harmonious service of praise."— Roy, G. B. Monro said ho concurred in the spirit of the motion, and would bo preparsd td second it if the wotting were altered so that it should not appear that no attention was paid to tho subject.—Mr Fraser said he was ivillirigto amend the motion by the sub stitutidn, of. tlib words, "tdo little attention is paid."—Rev. 11. F. Macnicol suggested that the clause should read, " far too little attention." — Thia amendment was ac cepted, and tho motion ivas carried as amended;

S'tAtos ot MiNiSTEEij.—Eev. Mr Killon iiibved, EfeV. Mr M^achicol Seconded, and. it ■ was agreed; that the following be an overture to tho General Assembly of t'.ie Church :—"Wlieren3 thoro exists con; eiderablc uncertainty regarding tho rights Bf ministbrs who; after resigning their charges, continue to rosido withiiu the boundfi of the church without being em ployed in any definite settled work appointed by tho Church to sit and deli berate in Church Courts, and whoroas similar uncertainty exists aa to the power of Presbyteries to loose ministers from the active duties of their charges, and continue to thorn their full ecclesiastical status with out the consent or the approbation of the General Assembly,—tho (Prosbytery of Auckland hereby humbly ove^turo tho General Assembly appointed to' meet in Chrißtohurch in Fobruary next to take both of tho above premises into considera tion, and to enact such rulos regarding them aa they in thoir wisdom may think best."

Tk Aroha.—Mr Mclntosh wrote from Sydenham, Btating that owing to the illness of his Wife, ho was detained at Christehurch. He, however, hoped to be able to resume his duties at To Aroha shortly.—From a report submitted by Mr Noill, it appoared that the sum of £150 per annum might be raised towards tho minister's stipend if the Church Extension Committee would supple ment it by an allowance of £25. —It was agreed that the Committee be requested to make the desired grant.

A SEAMAN S GRIEVANCE

At the District Court to-day, (before H. G. Seth Smith, Esq., District Judgo), tho caso of Thomas P. Terry v. William Thomas Minclmm was heard. This was a claim of £85 for breach of agrcemont, wrongful •»rrest, etc. Mr Theo. Cooper (instructed by Mr Jackson) appeared for plaintiff, and Mr F. Earl for defendant. Both parties to tho suit are seafaring men, the plaintiff being a certificated mate, and the defend ant master of the local schooner Aurora. Towards the end of September last the Aurora'was lying at Raratonga, and the plaintiff, according to his own statement, being anxious to reach Auckland offered to work his passage thither. The defendant eagerly closed with the offer, and for form's sake* induced plaintiff to sign tho ship's articles which provided for the payment of 1 s per month as wage?. On the Ist October the vessel sailed for Auckland and reached her destination on the night of the 31st. After the vessel had been moored along side the wharf on the following morning, the plaintiff prepared to take his departure, whereupon defendant asked if he were not going to stay to take the cargo out. Plain tiff replied in the negative, saying that he had only signed for the trip, and that as they had run short of provisions and he had been obliged, during the last 11 days, to live entirely on fruit, ho did not feel inclined to assist in unloading cargo. Defendant re plied "Very well; you can go. I shall know how to treat you again j" and then, in answer to a question, promised'to meet plaintiff in half-an-hour'b time at the shipping office in order to givo him his dis c large. He failed to keep the appoint ment, however, and as for several days subsequently he took no fctops to grant the discharge, plaintiff was prevented from ac coptingtho position of chief officer of Louisa Montgomery, which was offered him at £Bperimnth for six months. On the 4th Kovomber ho was arrested on warrant at the instance of the defendant, for desertion, and lodged at tho Police station, where he spent the night. In the morning the charge was heard, and dis missed. Tho present proceedings were then taken for the recovery of £50 damages in respect of the alleged false accusation of desertion, and its consequent incarcera tion ; £10 damages for breach t)f agree ment ■'■ to pay the stipulated Is per month, give him board, and grant him a valid discharge; and £25 special damages for the loss of the appointment on the Louisa Montgomery. Tho above is an outline of plaintiffs evidence. Tho defence consisted of a denial of plaintiff's material allegations and. the contention that the articles he signed at Rarotonga provided for a six months' engagemont at Is per month, the port of discharge to be at defendant's option. The caso was proceeding as we went to press.

POLICE COURT.— This Day.

(Before Messrs Daldy and Walker. Justices of , ■, ,;.. : ; i the Peace). ," !

•PnoHmrnoN. Order.—Kato Hoggard applied for a prohibition order to restrain hotolkeepers from supplying her husband, Francis Hoggard, with intoxicating drinks.—He could earn good wages as a oablnotinaker. but was continually drinking, and ruining his health and home.— Captain Bnrford, of the Salvation Army, gave corroborative evidence.—The Bench granted the order. ' Alleged Robbery in a Bkothkl.—Maggie . Bedford, alias Carroll, and Patrick Carroll, . were charged with robbing William Byco of £7; also, -with being, the occupier of a lipuao in Chancery Lane frequented by thieves and prostitutes-Sergeant Pratt stated the case. The male prisoner met the man Ityce. and uir duced him to go to the brothel, whero ho Btayed oii the night of the 28th ult. and in the morning he missed Mi money., The police, howovor. were unable to proceed with this caso, but would proceed against the prisoners under the Vagrant Aot.—Mr Speed appeared in Win, Kyce. shoemaker, deposed that he lived in the Waikato, and on Thursday last ho. came down to Auckland for the purpose of getting a supply of leather. Ho met Patrick Carroll, and him to sor 6 pints Carroll took htm to Chancery Lane, and introduced him to his sister. "When he rose the next morning his money waa gone. Remembered her going out in tho night, and hard footsteps leaving the door. He accused her, but she denied robbing him. -Cross-examined by Mr Speed: He had n» doubt but that he was robbed in the house. Did not ask for regular lodgings, bhould not have gone to thehonso had he been sober. , He was drunk, and a fool. Brought £18 into town, and every shilling was gone.—Detective Hughes gave an alarming account of the female prisoner. She wa3 one of the worst prostitutes In the oitv. The whole family lived upon prosti tution. He had frequently seen bad characters in the house, especially a convicted thief named William Skelly.—John Kerr, owner of the house, deposed tha,t hs letthe house to Patrick Bedford, who said he was an extensive contractor. 'J he rent waß 103 6d per week. Had ho known thoy were bad characters, he would not have let the ■ house to them.—Peter Simpson, storekeeper, depdaod that the prisoner dealt with him, and he had nothing to say against her. She ap peared quiet and respectablo — Mr Speed made a sympathetic defence for the female prisoner. ■ He Would not pretend to say that she was the most virtuous woman in tho city, but she bad a -father and mother in years, and sho was sup-, ported by her husband, Mr Bedford, the con tractor.—Sergeant White put in a bng list of convictions against the fumale prisoner.—Mr Speed said ho would say no more, excepting that she wished to join her husband in the Wuikato. The evidence against. Patrick Carroll was taken. — Detective' Iliigheß and Sergeant Ktely ricpcribed the general habita of the priaoner.-Mr Speed said the prisoner had only just returned from haymaking:.—The Bench sentenced the prisoners to three months' imprisonment with hard labour, -■'•>•: An Aged Rowdy. — John Brennan, whose conduct laet night in the Kyber Pass Road caused much commotion a,nd considerable amusement, wa3 brought' tip on a charges of drunken and dlEordeily conduct. — Constable Dews arrested the old man" with much diffi culty.—Fined ss. ■ _ ■- ..>•■■.• Unclean PbemioES. — Alexander .Barnes: waa charged on summons with neglecting to keep hiß promises clean. - Mr Goldie, Sanitary Inspector, said tho nuisance hod been removed; he would not a9k for a heavy panalty.—Fined Is \KiriCß* Y.-KI izahath Ontbhbrt was oluured withlorcoivofnapliiosaiKltowelfl, falue-llsfid, property of Robert Urabam,.On tno Ist inHt.- Pfisoner pleaded giiilty.-Sergeant Pratt^said there were other charges pending against the prisonei-. viz.. robbing clothes-lines.—l ourteen days imprisonment. _■;: .:__■"■• Insui-tivq Anne Vksey.—i.avan Jiaton. a youag man was clia.r^ed witii uSinu iagulticg : language towards Anne Veaey, a.sd callirg fcer anprobious nanias. — Defendant pleaded net - guuty, ajd wished tlia case to be adjourned for tho purpose of proving hia innocence.—Re mamled until Mondnf. . •• . This was all tho business. ■ _

*THE AUCKLAND WEDNESDAY;* I'DECE3!ifBEK r^ I _88_;



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Soap, cokes for la; Glaes Cream Jugs, id; Glass Sugai Baaine, 6d; Soup Plates, 3d; Bread Kmvei (soiled), 3d and id; Bedroom Topet Sets, 7s 3d American Brooms, 8d; Zinc Buckets, 1b1; Japan iied Slot) Pails, 3s 3d; very Wide Table Oil cloth, is" per yard: Stair Oilcloth, 6d;. Stripec Carpet, Js; Handeorhe China Matting. 8d Parlour Door Mata.ls-lld; Hearthrugs, Js lid nine line of Splash" Mats for Washsfimds, 6d Tinwaro-'iatiiHratiolM. 4d: Pannikins, 2d TiiiulalPA I'l; Teaßottlfio. 8(1: Raiirepans, lOd kettles, is lid;. Billies, 9d ; Colanders, lai 8d Baking Tins. 8d; Meat Tins. 2d to Jsj, Uan. Basins, lid; Spittoons, ls.-At Dampier's Hob son-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN- Useful Chrietma Presents.—Chbkk Bros' are Selling: OJ their large stock of Houatluld Requisites Clothes Biskots. 2a 6d; Fa-cy ■Iron. Brackets 6^l -Handsome Briicktts. 2s; Vly- cheat Mea Safes, is. 6d; Scrubbing Hrusbcsu GdjAVoodei Spoons. 3d; Tea and Coffee Strainers, (id; Haad Bomo Pulp Vases, lsftl; Nutmeg Giaters, ljd Tiblo Mate, BCt ot six, 13 Od; KRK PoauUow," 94 Watur's Free Pruucra, Victor Nail-pulleif, Signu KgK-timcrß, Steak-beaters, 1b; Kgg Whißkß, Is Bread Graters, M; Self-cleaning Jewel Cloths Splendid Drinking Horns, Brooms,. Brushe* Door Mats, &c, ftt Ohbek Bros. , Newton.



WANTED, a respectable Girl for general houaoworii. -Slnglctofli VletoHa' I atreet. r "ii|7"ANTED to Let, a 2-t-ooiiiod Cottage, i TT noar Gfoy-stroet| rent, 5s Bof week;— Apply before 10 o'clock in the morntHfc at Sfiß Ofllcci __ 5 \XJ ANTED, by Marribd Cioiiple (no I T T children), i Rooms (furnished), in city i or sUbMfrbs i state termm — Address " G.K.T.," J STAitOillce. ■ ' i .it_fA'-?T_f>7rt Respectable Bby. —Apply i 7 v Wi Housh, Grocer, JerVOis Road, Pon; Biiiby. WANTED, a ydod OoiieWil atJfvftnt j comfortable homo; good wagoß given: • Also, Cook antlLaundress.—Mra Jack's Registry, • Mdunt Kdon Road; WANTED, Plot Bottles. Highest price given.—Apply. J. K. jOnvis, Orocer, , Vietbria-Btroot, Drake-street. ANTED, Cook and Laundress for Kontlenian'a family (no children); , Housemaids (hotel, WaUtato), and private (town); also Gonoral Servants. —E, Ucnry'a • ltegislry. WANTEIt), a Situation as Assistant Drcpsmaker; long nsporibhoo cud good reforenoo.—Apply 76, Grey-street^ ANTED, Waiter, Boy (hotel), House niaids ((3idborno, Tauranga, town), two Nurses, Mother's Hblp, mimbor of Generals • (urgent);— Mrs Whitcoinbe'B licgißtry. \ O7"ANTEDi two^ good Carpenters.— VV Apply Thomas Lynch, Bollwood, Mount ; Rosklll. . WANTED; Etiorgetlc M~afi witii L3O to LSO; porm.aneht employment and waKQB,— Apply " Pcrnianency," caro of Stak , Oflico. _^ W' ' ANTED; a good Geho'ral Servant.— Art>ly to Mrs Moore, Hobson-stroot, J next to Littltfß, Cabtiiotma'keK - WANTED gNOWN-Shoet.Music, 6d, 8 for lsj Victoria and other MUsia ' Books, la; Instrumental do, Cd and Is; Hemy s ! Tntor, half-priqd, 2s 6c\\ Song Books; 2d, 3d, Id, ' and Gd.-C. Mackay; BboksoUer; &c. 11. Grey strbet; ■ TIT ANTED SEEN; our grand display of ' y V Men's Hats; Holmcts, Shirts, Collars, 1 Ties, Sox, Braces, and Umbrellas. Men s Soft French Kelt Hats at 2s lid (worth 5s 6d); Sox, 3 pairs for Is; Regatta Shirta, 2s lid. —D. W. Jack and Co., Ponßonby ltoad. ANTED KNOWN—That in Clocks of all kinda, tho prices of the London Arcade are unequalled for cheapness. ANTED KNOWN— Wondorful JVoah Bargains in New. Chairs, including ' Cano-Btsjltod Chairs, 36 3d; Grocian Cano-eeatcd Chairs, Is 33; Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Arm Cbitlrs, 6s; ROoking Chalra, With arms, cane • seated, 10 1\ Children's Kbctlng Chairs, 3s; Folding Chairs, carpet-Bfiatcd, 5a Gd; Children's do., la lid.—AtDampler'B nobson-streetShop. '. TXTANTfcD KNOWN.— Our New Laoe y V Ctirtuinß, just arrlvtid; are unexcelled for variety, design; and bhoapiioes. Bcforb pur cliasihg, boo OUr Laco Curlalns, 3 yarfc long, with taped edges, at is lid per palr.-D. ■ McPheraon, Draper, Karangahapo Road. ANTED KNOWN—That One Suit made by MUNRO & MILLIGAN, Hob aon-atrcot, Will wear longorthan.HAi.tr aDoKkn (Cheap and Nasty) Shoppy Bultb. ANTED "KNOWN. — It is a great mistake to imagine tho London Aroado 1b a Fancy Goods Kmporium only. It contains > some of the most Useful and Chcapost Goods in ■ Atlokland. ANTED KNOWN.—Toy Books, a good selection, from Id; now volumes of . Chattorbox, 3s; Children's Friend, Infant's ■ Magaatnc, British Workman, Family Friond, Child's Companion. &c. 1b 6d; Band of Hopo, ; Is (published prices). Also, a good assortment of nicely-bound Books suitable for prcacnts|and 1 prizes, from Cd.—C. Mackay, Bookscllor, 11 Ore3 r-Btreot ■ WANTED KNOWN — Pipomaketw, rlpcoaso-makors, and Amborturnon can llnd employment at Partrldgo and Wool lam's New Zealand Wood Plpo Factory, Auok , land. WANTED KNOWN, that Warnock Bros.' celobratod Carbolic Dißlntoctant is guarantood to instantly dostroy all olfbnsivo ' smolls and matters, and is rocommonded by tho Medical Profession as a Provontivo of Dtnea»o. —Manufactured only by tho Inventors. Works; Cox'BCroek.Riohmond. AVarohouses: Durham- Btreot. WANTED KNOWN— Thatß.TunKnoPß.Plumber, Wollosley: street, always keops in stock a splendid assort ment of Gasallors, Gas Brackets. Pendants, and Gas Globes of nowest designs; also, a good stock ' of Blectrio Bolls and Fittings, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every roquUito of tho trade. Llboral ullowanco made to the trade. ANTED KNOWN-Feathers Cleaned or Dyed and Curled, and Straw lints ClenncdorDyed and Altered into any of tho leading shapes, by Mrs D. P. Fichor. ia a style that defies oompotliicn. — Addreaa: Oram's . Buildings, cornor of Wclloslcy and liobson streoißj . WANTED KNOWN —Mr Askow'^ "Firo of Lifo" cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, &o. Sold in Bottles, la. Is Gd, 2s 9d. It nor. r fails to cure 1— Three doors from Young Men's Christian Asso ciation, Albert-street \Xf_NTEIJKNISWN,that Electro-plated yy Goods and Cutlery are obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade, good and cheap. Books and Stationery aro the cheapest in .town, being sold at English prices. \T_7_NT_Ty OWN-CTi'aTleTTlelsey yy and Co. rocolvo Monthly Parcels ol Jewellery. In thia way tb eir stock is kopt well Msorted with all the newest goods. No imita tions aro kopt on the proinlseß. Kvorything ' guaranteed real Gold or Bilvor.—Charles Kolaey and Co., 120, Qtieon-strcot ANTED KKOWN, Coffee Tablee, 6a Gd; Toilet Tableß, Is Ud ; Loo Tables, oval, lfla; ditto, round. 20b: Eltohon Tnbles. 8h 6d, 10a, IU; Mi-tsafes, Ss 6d: Kl'.ohon Dresserß, 338-at Dampier'B Uohaou-Btroot Shop. TfTANTED KNOWN — We havo coii y T stantly tho latest Importations In rtor ling Gold and Silver Jowellory (all warranted), and have aomo exceptionally beautiful, just rccci ved.—Gootlaon'a ]/jndon|Arcade. WANTED KNOWN— Chkap Timber. I Chkap Timueb! And all other kinds of Building Material, oan bo purchased ohonpor ond bettor than anywhoro olno ttt the yards of D. Goldie .Albert-Btreot, WANTED Kt^OWN, T. Samuols's Art Union of Oil Painting", Maori Chief and Chieft_noeß, ia now fast filling up, Tickets 1b each, at T. Samuels's, Cutler, 108, Queen-street, i ANTED, 1,000 Wntehes and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford's, Watchmaker, Victoria • street (noxt Union i Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. ______ TfFiTf-1 ETrOT) WNT^landaomo VV Stufted Couohcs, Us 6d and 19s 6d; hand- BomeStuffod Chairs, 10s; Chests of Drawors.l9s6d; 1 Washstands, 5s lid ; Colonial Couches, 5e 3d; Stretchers. 6a; Flock Cushions, 1b; Hat Racks, la fld.—At Dampler'a Hobaon tt. Shop. WANTED KNOWN,—S. W. Jack & Co., Poneonby. have a laree Block of all tho newest makes in Dross Material, which they arc selling at prices which defy competition.— Dreasosjnado to order on thq shortest notice. , ■VT7_STED, People to Bead" Things VY that Speak for Thomselves! —J. H. : DALTON, Tailor, Viotoria-stroet Eaßt, docs his 1 own Cutting, and pays a. very small rent; therefore he is able to make Garments to Order nt same price as Shops sell Ready - made Well-Bhrunk Berge Suits .; .... 210 0 Woll-shnmk Tweed Suits .. .. .. 215 0 Well-shrunk Fancy Coat, Veat, and • ' Trousers .. .. ■■ ~. ■■ 3 S 0. Well-ahruuk Tweed Trousers .. .. 012 6 Well-Bhrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 015 0 Well-Bhrunk Tweed Trousurs .. .. 017 0 First class Tweed Trousore ■•• ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Iron sors • •• ■■ ■■ .* l •) 0 i Mo3giel Tweed Suit, well-shrunk .. 310 0 , Mosgiel Tweed Suit, well-shrunk .. 40 0 Best of any kind of Tweed.. .. .. 11J 0 ' J H. D. Imports direct from the Manufac-. I turers, and thus saves tho Merchant's Profit, giving the benefit to his Cuatomers.—Note the Address: J. H. Dalton. City Toiloring Establishment, Viotoria-Btreot East (opposite Goodson'B). and at Camoron-streot, Whangarei. WANTED KNOWN - DAMPIER'S GRANDEST,SELLING OFF IS NOW ' ON, and the following are some of tbo prlcos token at random :-Berlin. Wool, 2d por do^ ; i F&gorin. Wool, 2d per skein. Is lOd per head ; White Worsted', 3d per head: 6.000 yards ' Ribbons, 2d per yard; Towols, Is 9d per do_- grand lot of light Dress MateruU ! (evening colours), i Jdjjer.yard; Print., 2dand > 4d; Croarn Oatmoal Cloth, 8d; Cretonne, 3jd; i White Flannel, 7W. Scarlet do 10 dij Blue 610., ■ i! d 6. d: iK_d^rr^ht 10iktor. aliM'; : 4#incey? h3W° ?lTweea. „t: -Checked Win i ccv sd; Victoria Lawn, 2d: Black Cash ; mere, Is id and Is 6d; Drab Moreen, 6d; rhfimises 2s 2dJ Drawers, Is lid; .Nilhllres.es: 2b Mj ■ Japanese Silk., Is; Slate Silesia. 3d; White do, sd; Diaper, 7d ; ■ Liven do Is 3d- Brown Holland, 3}d; Grey ' 1 nen TM • ToweUing, 3d ; Coloured FeaUiers, i 9d Ticking, &J Toilet Covera, 10d and > U 3d- Coraota, Is 3d and Is 7d; Ladies t Tinn^ins Id each; Coloured Tablecovors, t S^ild- Ladioa' White Wool Shawls, is 3d; White Mending, 4d per .'.packet; White Quilts, 5s lid; Turkey Twil. «U; - p»iV i£!kirt? Is" 3d; Print do., Is 6d; I ' iW l_ok'ets from 3s 6d; Black Capeß, fron is lid"i kra3_r_S Felt Capes, Dd ; L Jies' • pSS_ Shawls, is lid; Woolwork Slippers, Is 4d; ' Everlasting Trimming, 6d per doz.; Cream and White Fril ing. id per yard; Ladies' Umbrellas, " White Tape, 8d Per doz.. Flowers, 2d per 3 hunch- arce lot of Remnants in Prints 3 very cnoapTroilot Sots, 3d: Ladies' Black Lace 1 Gloves W Clark's 200 yard reels Black and Wn to Cotton, fld por doz.: 1,000 -«•»«"«"■ / n,,Hnno fld tier (troes: Window Muslin, in, 1 Boys? Straw HawTirt ; Clark's Crotchet Cotton. \ 9,1 nknin • KniWing Cotton, Is 3d : Black Wnd -2 dfng I?yardß for is;' Damask Table Oovers.-SB L lid- infantß' Bibs, 3d; Infopts' Bootees. Id ; ? tare Curtains (soiled). ls«d: Ldce Curtain • v«il*_cen Is; Alpacca Apron a.. 2d; Print a do id and 6d Children's Dressee. Is: Ladies' a & id- Ladies' 811k Ties. lOd; Mending 7 Cotton SdDerlb, 2d the 1; Crape Trirgming, r Kr'tao' 33 yardß; lar fe e lot of Thread s fflovln ?dtßplend!_ White Toilet Sew, sd: Silk i Men's Merino SiDglcta r ls; Mens Hard Idt i. Mniji 1b la 6d: Menu Soft do., is, Mens Twd Hatl is Boys' Kelt Hats, (id; Men's - Braces Bd* Men's -Serge Suits. 15s lid-, Boys' 8 ISSr Suits. Is (id and os lid j Men's Page f ' fo ""id: Boy^ Belts. 2d; Bo7s" Braces 4a; t youthsI Wh'te _oleskin Trousers, „ l!d; Men's n ■rweSiVrousei-fl, Is Gd and lis Ud; Boys Tweed ? 5o . -Ttid;Men's Serge do., » ad; SlenV Mole • skin do 4s lid; Ladies' Black Straw Hats, ! fußbioualle Bliapfc. Id:. Men's Stu.l BWmU. ii Sd 5d and Sd; t-omudc id pot; U,AV. faoap, 1 9 cakes for Is; Florida Water. Is ld\he bottle; i, Violet Powder, 3d the large packet; tvfcbes, i, 3d eaoh; Summer Bunshades. Is lid -At Dampier's Drapery Shop, Wakoßeld-Btreet,



"IXrANTED immediately. Elderly Woman T T to take charge of three little children, and. to do a little koiis&work —Mft Whiteonibe'a Reglßtfy. ilext Market (Weließfey--Bti entraflco.) \tf__?T'_fi — Loek-oiit tof ouf %itiae YT BhilHngTable Oh Saturday next. Ariy Af'tible.flrijable fßr Is.—D:W. ifaek aiid Co.-, FonsdnorßtJafli a Et3rs4 .TV nnd Cart.-Statoprice,etc.,tb"Cilarlt's,* Stab Office. Ai^fSD, S Pnrther irl a* pond fido and EstabliflHed BusinfeSa, withapatentj capital required. £100 to £lsa—Apply 'Lftii," care of Staii Office. Vai-NTflD^by (rood Laundrfe'ss. it few V T families'.WasiiJng i a.lsa hoiols • chdrges' moilorate.—Apply to Mrs C, Welalij F*uit«rer, ICarangahapo Itoiul. vTfANTED-, a Barber.—Apply at Ro'iVe TT . Pliblio Hot Batha, Vlctorla-streot Ea?t' ne;*t thtf t'hfcap Pcdaing and Furnituro Mart, Auckland. TXTANTED, Improvers and. Apprentices TT' for Dresmaking.—Apply to'J. Gfoen,?B. Victoria-street. O PAINTERS. —Wanted, a Brush hand, at ohae.—C. Baloh. N*pl _________ mo TAILORS.—Wantpd, good Trpusere X and Vest Ma'kcrd.---Apj)lr. immediately, H. L. Posscnciskio, ShorUand-slroet. To Let TO LET, r Stable in Karangahape Road. —Apply J. Robortßon, Saddler, &c TO LET; 5-rooin6d Cottage and bath room, Jervofs Road; gas and watnf and every ionveMencfc.—Apply W; G. Allon, Dra^or/ Jorvois Road, Ponriortby; ri^O LET, 2 Rooms (unfurnished)! with' firo- I place and uao of kiihen ; private honee; terms moderate.— Apply MfsDexter, Vern ont- Btrcct, PcdisonUy (lower lioubo on right Bide). mo LET, Perfl Cottage; King-street, JL Great North Road. conkiiimß three rooms, double scullery, well, good gardon, out-" houses, fee—Enquire on premises; TO LET, Howo-stredt, comfortable Cot tage of flvo rooms. City writer. Pleasant view. Rent, Us. rpO LET, off Symondsstreet, a 6-roomed X House; Hopburn-Btroet, C-roomcd House; (jns and water.—B. Y. Collins, Kama Colliery Ofllco. 14, 9'l_cii_s__ot TO LET, Two or Threo Large Airy Rooms lunfurnished) with Flroplaovs; healthy situation and retired, with rood sea view; no othor lodgors kopt; suit young couple. —ForaddrcßS apply " 5.L.R.," or at Star OlHce. fTAOXET; Concrete Shop and Dwelling, X Surfey Hill«, Gredt North' Road.-Apply T. MoMastcr. _ _______ O LET, two Unfurnished Rootiia with flrc:placo.—Apply Mr» Andtrsoh, Collcgo Roafl. 8 doors from1 Commercial School. TIO LET, now 6-roomed Housfij with gas and water j in good neiglibcrarliottl. Rent, Ms.—Guy Trgnchara. 83. Queen-street. rilO LET) Shop and Houpe, Wcst-Btreet, -I Newtoa) gaß and water Said on;— Apply to ILAshton aiid Son, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. --——- 0 LET, d Funiistied lJedroom with use of filliiiK-rooin and kitchen; a roepeetablo married aoup'O ptcfertod.—Apply BtAii enice. ---0 LET, Great North Road, House of cis large rooms; gas and water; cart entrance to the buck: good situation, mltablc for boarding-houae, r-rlrato school, or residence, available on Moudty next — AtJply to V. Warren. Grocer. Karangahape Road. mo LET, at Arch Hill, a Shop an 3 JL DwclUdk of S rooms; suitable for fililllnor and draper.—V, Warren, Newton. TO LBT, nice fl-roomed Ilonse, fifteen minutes' walk from Queen-street, lls Od. —Inqulro Arch Hill Tea Warehouse. TO LET, a good 4-roomed Itouso | good well. Refit, ICS. — Apply IL Field. Rich mond Road. — The above has alpo a splendidly sltna-od Allotment for Bale, 60 -180.15» per foot T~ O LET, a Shop and 5 rooms in that line block of buildings now erected in tho brat part of Hobson-Btreot.—Apply H. J. Rlordan, Hobson-Btreet, noar Mr Little's. Cablnotmakerj T© LET, Furnished Bedrooms; no child' ren.—Day-street, third houso right handi or Hanson, Builder. Borosfofdsireot. rflO LET,"Two Rooms, with.Fireplace) I ront vory moderate.—Apply E, A. Lion, Market Entrance, Cook-stroct, next to Coffee Palace ; TO LET, C, 7, and 14-roomed Houses, Uotcl*, Boardln:; Housoa, Several Farmp, —Oran_and ___ui!P__'_t_o_____ rpiO LET, a new corner Store, Kpsom Koad I 10 rooms, well-flnlnhod. BtablinV, &« , &o.; a good opportunity.—W. and J. R. Vailo, Auc tioneers, opposite Bavinga Bank, Queeii.iitrcot -0 LET, Epsom Road, two new hand somo well-finished Villa Residences, 10 rooms, bath, &c.. &o.—W. and J. R. Tallo, Auo tioneers. qppwito Savings Bank. Qucen-Btrce> , ff\s LETTNorfolk-st., juot off Foneonby JL Road), handaome and comfortable Villa Residence of 0 ronrna; water laid In, and evory convenience ; nice position; double frontage; situate quite close to Pon»onby, Rood and tram line. Rent, only 20s per weok.-Apply to Mr R. Gordon, no_t new Savings Bank, Burnsf Hills; or 'o D. F. Evans, Land Agent, TO L_T, Srnopa with 7 rooms — ths Finest Stand on tho Ponsonby Road, be tween Throo Lamps a*d All Saints' Chnroh— with gas and water and every ponveoionoe.* Rents moderate—Apply to F. Quick, Ponsonby. or to D. K. JBvans, Land and Bfitato Agent, Quoon-strait. Keys to be had from Mr GreKory. Photographer, noxt door. •_ rilO LET, 2 new Brick Shops, well- X. flni»hed; gas and water laid on; situated in Wellealey-Btroct East—J. B. Morpoth, No, 20. N.Z. Inguranre. ; I~^O LET, those Iron arid Concrete Btoree situatod cornorof Stanley-strortand Alton S oid; rent moderato.—Apply to 8. J.Edmonds, Cuetomßstreet. . TO LET, Upstakii Room*, by Queen street; suitable for Office. Store, or BamnltTOonia—Apply Ltiwig and Hlmrcvm. TyttoTdo r aFlTic ai'uon), TO BE LETt 1 Tho only one in tho Waikato. Apply to " D. RICHARDSON, Architect, Cambridge. ROOM TO LET, with attendance; suitnblo fir jouug gentleman.—Apply '•Alpho,1 STAnOfflcO; T\BV ON FOR'f.—ToLet,droomed House \j with tank. well, etc.—Apply H. J'atriok, Molroso, or J. Watkinson, Tailor, Wellcsley-et., Auckland. Tenders. mO BUILDERS extension of time, two shoT'sTponsonby. Tho dato for receiving Tendors is extended until I p.m. on THURSDAY. 11th Decembor. P. F. M. BURROWS. Architect, A M.P. Buildings (over Goodaon's). TO ENGINEERS.'PLUMBERS, AND GABFrrTERS. Tenders will be received at this offlco np to Noon of MONDAY. 15th December next, for the Construction of Atmospheric Gas Apparatus for Wnitor* Works. Plans and specifloatiois at this office. ~B A!JKS. M MW, 12,), Queen street, Auokland, 3rd December, 1881. - mo. BUILDERS. Tenders will be received unlil Noon of WED NESDAY, the 10th iustant, for tho So-tiDg of the Auckland Baptist TabernacK Plans, Xc, at No. 9, South British Buildings. EDMUNDJBELL, Architect. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will bo rccelved'until Noon of WED NESDAY, tho 10th instant, for tho Erection of a Villa on Dunedin-strcet, Ponsonby. Plan;, &c., at No. 9. South British Chambers. KDMUKD BELL. Arcnitect. mo CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received for the Erection of a Cottage at Papatoitoi. untH noon WEDNES DAY, 10th Instant—Labour only. Plans, etc., at my Offlco. _ |AOKAy pßlpp> Arohltflcti ■ ' 9, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street.; mO P L A ST E RE R 8. Tenders are invited for Plastering a Concrete Building close to Thivo Kings School, _psum, abo t 2.000 yards; labour only.—Apply on tL6 job, or at Connell and Cooper's, Vufcan Lane. mENDERS will be received until 12 X o'clock on SATURDAY, the 6th inst. f> r the Erection of Four-roomed Cottage at Ota. hnbu. Plan and specification* to be Been at the ofllce over Mr Lay bourn's Store, Durham-Bt.— ROBT. HOLT. . ■ ENDERS aro invited up to Friday, sth, 6 p.m.. for Alterations and Additions to a House in Gundry-Btreet. Plans, oto,, at A. P. Ladd's, Upper Pitt-street. /"ILOTHING and Drapery Stock to be I_V EOld by tendor.-T. Hill, Parnell. will re ceive tenders up to Thursday, the 11th in6t. Stock on view any-day. \ Continued on First Page. Personal. MR FRANK BARTON, from Ware, will you. it in town, please call on me, H. Deveril, 139. Queen-street. I \EAR SUSAN.—Don't forget to come XJ to the Moonlight Excursion to-night,;at 8 O'clock.- .' „ ■ _,; WILL MR HARRIDGE call on D. Evltt, Gunmaker, and e_ch_nee gun barrels, the wroug pair having been taken by him in mistake. __ MR WOODWARD, Mount E_en.— Please call at Stab Olllcc. IF Honry Clark does not call for the sweep-sticks and pay the amount owing-, they will be Bold to pay expensos.—B. Arch. _■' Kobkkt Kitchie, wljo left Paisley, Scotland, about the year 1858 or '59. or auy of hia family, will communicate with Mrs Augustus, Kent-street. Richmond, Melbourne, or with H. Daviea, a.s. Uoihain, lleleuaville, they will hear of something tn their advantage. F tbo m_u who v/as seen to take the Rough Terrier on Saturday last from French, tho Grocer's, Karangahape Road, does not return him at once, he Will be proaecnted- - MATRIiMONIAL.-Aiiiutelligeut.haiicf. some, and well-to-do native, with highest references, seeks an English girl for a wife through Hannaford's. Agency. Photo and 1 fullparticularathere. -: j ;,, ,: •



For Sale. | fjiOß SALE, the Engine (6 b.p,) and Boiler of the Star O/Bce, Wynd_a_f strfiei, hating been stiptfreedea' by, new aM Jarge ones, are for Sale > ana, If removod withifl a fortnight, ttill bo disposed-of on *»>■ 1«W torflg. ' •■-—£•.-_, TT^OR SALE; Calliope boot &iat«, Dock^ A? street; Allot/nenlts N«. 11, ißi lSff.-Ap«y BTAfI. •• ._■:_,-- I _. T7IOK SALE, Old fot&teWi sourid, fresh, JD picked, 7s 6d per sack.-Gi lh Layers; Jlaymarkit, Qncen-strccr. . ■fjiOß ®Ah% ch6to;th«2(Kt. centre-board JJ Sailing Boat my Boy. all fiomplete.- Apply to j: Barton, CrOBS'-oti'eet, N6wton. OR SALE (a real bargain], 20-foot centreboard Open Boat, with everything complete and in good oraer. Must be sola.— Apply Stak Oftlce^ IJIOIJ SALK, Allotments at Mount JJ Kden.-_p<psy tt) SMrloy W. Hill, Fort- F'OHT^ALE or Lease; §eViral HsJela j good paving biißincsses ;.mod6rate Cerlfal required.—Grant and Cobkc. 75, Queen-street. #R SALE, valuabl6 enburban Pro pertifis, Ito'uses and Allotments, on do-; forrcd payment; jiroll ft«pOßits.—Grant and Cookc, 7a, Queen-street. —. r -- OR SALE, a Splendid Hou^e, <*Hh 6 apartments, in Bercsford street, .iust flful from Congrogational Church.—Apply Mr Mc- Kcowo, Baker, Wkarf. TTlOtt SALE, n small Bush Farm, within JD 20 irfiles Of Auckland, with good houso. All fronting a mSift rodd. A sure fortune to anyono possisalng abont £jtpi -• Anpljf for par tlculara to VV.F.11., Post office, AH'Jkldhd.^ . FOR SALE, at MOUNT BREW, scfcJe of the FINBHT ALLOTMKNTS in this locality, having frontages, to Owen's Rodd and Mountain Reserve,' with cheap n P?«>tarßg_; have tho surt rill day. Also. VKRY HANB; SOME VILLA RKSIDKNCE. containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con vcnlonce: 'buses pass constantly. — Edward Wayto, House, Estate, and Monetary Ag^nt, 5, Mercantile Chambflgj^ Qneen-street. OR SALE, View Koad, Mount Edan, Firatclaiis Family Residence of 10 rooms; very nicely finiohed off, large and 16fty rooms. Bath and bath-room, small paddock, 2 Stalled atoblo, fowl-yard, etc., and good flower and veuctablo gardens. Magnificent view. Insured for £780. Cards to view, and further particulars from D, F. Evans, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Qucen-Btrect. (135 D FOR SALE, a really .good Dairy Farm, 160 acres good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh wotor all the year round, comfortable dwelling-house, and numerous out buildUea; riU in gotffl order: i-mll «f/omraJt way Btation,- 15 miles frorfl town; and will be M?dchTr:_4plytoJ6_(iSoWit.l~Sd_ftent, mq. a. Qaeen-«trfl6 , ORBALB (£2O cash'), Pall6u-street, Sur rey HUIS; Houeo ewitaining S roemns, nil wall nniaacd a»id haviflg evejr coiivcnlenoo; large allotownt. PHCo ( £3OO. Terntß,*2ooash} remainder on weekly payments, or as niay m arranged. —Apply Malcolmson and D» Lacy, The Now Zisoland Hoil»o, Land, and Estate Agency, High-street. . . _____ IjlOR SALE—ONEHUH6A—IB acres ctf 1 flrsUlass Land,with splendid aoflfronttige. One of the beet positions about Onehuou- House of four roonts, cowshed, eto. One acre in potatoes, 2 acres in oaw, aa* th» balance in Kra«a The nroapecUve value of this place is Tory great. Prioo only £650. Further partlcy lars Worn D.ff.RTang. AueUoneer and EBtate Agent, (juciiu-atrcot. ____. TT^OR SALE (cheap), near Mount Albert JP Railway StaUoo, savoral Bpleodld acre Building Lota, lmvli.B a fronta«« of 132 Jeetcoeh to the Onehunga Road j oasy torma.-Apply to D. B. McDonald, lfl. Ininrance Bailding- FR SALE, Flat Bush, 157 Acrea of good Land. Nearly all fenced.. 50 Acre* In Qrasa, SO Acf cs in BU»h. and balaneo In natarul state. New Cottage of 3 room; Barn and new Corrugated Iron Buildintr. Stock at valuation. Prico, £100 only | part oan remain 6n inortgaga, -Apply D. F. Etans. Auctioneer, Estate Agent, Queen-atreeL ___J_~_L InOR SALB.—Splendid Building Sites i ' largo lot havlne & frontage of 188 feet to Sarsfleld-rtreet, 330 feet to Curran-sUroet, and 180 feot toEhlmett-street. Tbo whole lot is now offered for £800. really ohoap; would sub divide to great adf antage.-D. F. Evanß. Land Agent. 13W F OR POSITIVE SALE, a nice llttU Farm of 10 acres, part in grass, all fenced and an eight-roomed Houso upon it; 3 miles from Railway Station, and 11 miles from town; also, a good Farm at Whangarei. 320 aores, nearly aa fenced Id, part in good grass, and part bush, good Cottage, Outbuildings and Orchard; tho sheop and caltlo can either be taken at valuation or otherwise; a low price will be taken for tho lot.—Apply to John Soppot, Uonse and Land Agent, Noi 8. Queen-street. FORrSALE, an Hotel, with General Btore In connection therewith, in a; tUlng dlsUct, doiDg a large business. Proprietor to»*j ing owing to hiekncßS in the familyj-1 or parti» oulars apply to Brown, Barrett, & Co., Mor ohante, Elliott street, fndBTSALE-THE GRANDEST JL LEASKHOLPIKTHECITY-occupiinß tlio first position in Quoen-atreot, on landing at the Wharf. At cornet of.threo street;, viz.. Queen, Quay, and Little Queen Streets, haying frontages at 28 feet each to the first and last named streets, and 120 fe.-t to QUay-6treet. facing ,the harbour. There is a party wall already 'erected, and tho foundations at both ends, at a cost of CUM. The term is for 50 yeare, tho rental for tho first 20 years being £390. and JBSo for the bal&noe. This lot must become {rnmenßely valuable at no distant date. Price, £1,000.— Applr immediately, J. B. Randcraon, Auo tionecr. \ ' ITtOR SALE, toaeeof Premises in Upper ■ Queen-street with flvo years to run; now in occupation of Smith and Caughey. First class opening for a Grocer ot Butcher. — Apply Smith and Caßghey. SnOll SALE, Freehold Soctions of various; ' sizes in the cholocot position in the sub urbs. Wo srn trepwed to a'raDue with the purchasers and to put np Build togs on these seotlODS on payment of a small portion of the ooBt; balance o« mortirago at 7 to 8 per oonU— Apwly to F. J. Moss & Co., Land AgcnU, Short- land street. ' ■-■' '■ OR SALE, a Very Fine Estate of: 2,000 acres, near a Railway Station, and with Excellent Uwelling-house and all neces sary Farm Bulldings.-Apply to F. J. Moss and Co.. Land Agents. Shortland-strcct. , , ■ Try E V ON POR T. FOR SALE—Choico Allotments situated on tho Vauxhall Kood, with magnificent view, good frontage, and -wlthiß easy distance of aiearner. Price very low; terms easy. — For full partl»ulßra apply to Lllewall Bros., Hou»o and Land Agents. PoflM>fflce Stora. Devonport. XJUSINESS FOR SALE.— A large and _£> proQtable Business, in a oouiitry dlstript, for.Bale.-For particulars apply to Arch. Qlark andßons. ■■■ -■-•••* ON SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or subnrbs), 200 caries Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay {by ton or Ib), \ Fire Brisks, &c—H. Jonkinaon, Builder. Lome-1 street. SITE FOR VILLA BESIDENCE, extending from Sentinel Road back to Lawrnnco street, with a total frontage of 628 fefit. The ground is sheltered from all cold winds. The fruit trees on the back portion are numoroud, and very valuable, being in full bearing; last year thoro were about two tons of apples, besides groat quantities of plums, quinces, pears, &c—Apply J. H. Witheford, Shortlacd-atreet , TTREYTOWN, NEAR AVONDALE — \JT SplonSid Allotments in thief rapidly r sing Suburb of Auckland, will be sold.by Mr D F. Evans, at his Land Mart, on Tuesday, the fltb. of December. • For 'superb viewe, con- veniont access to town, either by road or rail, and healthiness, it ia unsurpassed by any other in the district. Tho terms are very liberal, being one-third cash, and the balance at 8 per cunt, for 5 or ton years.. Plans can be obtained at the otßoe of the Anctioneer. - ,: FG. E WING T O N, • EBTATE AOENT, QUEEN-STREET (Established 18 years.) FOR SALE, Houses, Shops, Cottages, Farms, and Volcanio Building Sites at Rocky Nook, MontLo Qrand,,Mr Ball's Kstate. Onlyafow allotmonta arts left at Itocky Nook, -. ; : An»,B-roomed HOUSE to be Let at 20s per v/eeK: ..< •■', . ■ . . fTT" G. EWING TO H, ■P • KSTATE AGENT. (Established Eighteen Years.) FOR SALE, at Mount Albert, clOße to tho Station, a 10-roomed House and 25 acres of Land, commanding a- lovely tea, and moun tain view. Price, £1.100. Only a small deposit required. ALSO FOR SALE, in the same locality, an 8-roomed House and about an acre of Land, tor £860, on easy terms. TO BE LET ON LEASE, with purchasing clause, either of the above Properties. IN VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDKN, a Good House with stable and fowlrun; Land ICO x 330 feet. £1,050. fd7s FOR A NEW HOUSE, on New North ROd, within easy walking distance from town, comprising seven rooms, exclusive of > cullery and a workroom 8 x 18. The water is iaidiDto the house; there is a good well, and the land is volcanic.. : LARGE SHOP AND DWELLING, with con venient Site, at Newmarket. £!»}. x atchmore and co., house and Land agents, 13 — CuaToats-STRSKT East —13 HAVK FOR3SALB- QUKBN-S'i'-—A First classGrocory Busincßß; a really Rood investment. .. V. „ NEWTON—Two New 5-roomed Cottages; £20 deposit, balanos weekly payments. ■'■--, RICHMOND RD.—A New 5 roomed House, allo'tment'so x 100; price. £100. ' -. >, i RICHMOND RD.—An S-voomed House, allot ment 8K x 100, well planted, and in grass; price, £620 Terms easy. KARANGAHAPE RD.—A Large Genera! Store, doing a first-class trade; a bargain. ■ GREAT NORTH RD.—A Large Allotment 50 x 130,40 years' lease; price, £19. . . PONSONBY-A Splendid Allotment.'lO _ 120 lovely view; price, £310s per foot. . . TURANGA CREEK—A Farm of 98 acres with new House ; well watercdTtnd Umbbred fronting main road; price, £500. Terms easy. HOTELS, Country Stores, &c. &c.~ -1 ( SEVERAL Nice Villa Residences and AUet meiltß To Let and For Sale at Mount K aen. - FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A Really Nice LittJo Farm of c2Mcrrs Good Lana, subdividadintor orß paddooks. 6«-'^_r' g_s ar^ 0t?o/tctfwV\nTa°^fen?idTtr^n ?f fSSh. water capahlo of driving very power : Conttnoed on First Page, -



Public Notices. TO'OTICE TO MEMBERS OF TBE GOVERSfMEKT HOUSK ARCHERY ASD LAWN TENNIS CLUB, Play will be f csttmed on FRIDAY, the sth of December, at Half-past Three p.m. . ' ■ 1* HAMAN, H^fi. Secretary and Trcasutor G.H.A, and L.T.G. jtf & £ 1 c -.m Any r*erson or Persona removing Earth with out permission fi'otn tin Allqttf*etft in possession of the Estate of tho late 2. B. Strange, situated next to Mr Blcwden's property in Union-street, will bo prosecuted. If. COIiKMAN, Solicitor for the Estate. OONLICfRT EXCURSION Tonight at Northcote. ■ Tiefcets. only Is fid. A BBOTT'S OPEEA HOUSE. SUNDAY EVENING LECTURES. DR. HUG HE S (Ex Ci.En6*YJ<Afc ro CnUßcn op England) Will commence a series of PreetnouKht Lectures ffi SUNDAY NEXT, DECEMBER 1i tfffll ftoHieMaxs will bo dnly advertiaed.- Ljl DWA RJD B. ARTL BY, ARCHITECT, KTTniTBnRT'n nr/itiOINOs. <inini-n»i«. TO"" POLICY - HOLDERS IN THE GOYERffMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. election of direct cm. j liAttES AND GEN'fLEMBS-" ! Ircspnctf tilly offer myeeif asar.undidatd fOTone [ of the seats on tho Central Board of the Associa ! tion. I ton ft Policy-holder myself, hate had over (30) thirty years' experience in insurance bumnosß. and am thoroughly conversant there with. If you are pleased to elect me, I will use my bent endeavours to promote the interests of the policy-holders, and bproad tho influence Of tho Association. ■ I am, Yours obediently, G. a GRAHAM. ■Wellington. • • WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS taken occasionally '' is an admirable remedy against ccrughs and colds. Aoccptnothinghut Woura'B. TO ONEHUNGA . RESIDENTS.- Chimney Sweep will be in attendance on Jh«feday,-O«o. Wm. Wiloock, Wo3t street, Newtfln. - ■• -ftrOTICE.—I have this day disposed of Jl\ -my Business of Colonial Of en and Sheet Iron Works to Mr Charles Debcrg, Tnr late manager, and hope bo may secure tho samo liberal patronage as accorded to me. Auckland, Nov. 19,1»1. G.H.MARSDEN. Id reference to the abore, haTlng purchased the Stock-in-trade of a most complete Plant of Machinery for the Manufactory of Colonial Ovens, Furnaces, and all Sheet Ironwork, I res pectfully solicit your patronage, when all orders 1 entrusted to mo will be attended, to with punc tualityland despatch. Price list on application. CHARLKB R. DEBKRG. Colonial Oren and Fnrnoco maker.and General Sheet Iron-worker data of 6. H. Morsden), corner of Wyndham and Customs sts. West, near Auckland Gas Works. Auckland. Not. 13.188*. ' DUNNING AND BARTLEY, BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS, ; DEVONPORT. Repairs am> JonniNO-wong Poke. tpSK littlhan system will bo braced up againßt *■" changes of temperature by drinking the well-known tonlo, Wotf c's Schwaitb. AN EXPERIENCED Lady Teacher. J\- pupU of Dr. Biles (Manchester) and Hadamo Lilas (London), is prepared to give Lessons in Music or Singing.—For address, apply Mr Impey's Store, Mount Eden Koad. s KOT.ICE.— Pure Calf Lymph Vaccination by Or. Moore, at Pond's, 99, Queen-street, daily at 2 p.m. .... OVER 500. DIFFERENT SAMPLES of Kugllab, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds and Fancy Coatings to select from. Suite from aOs to fit 10a; Trousers from 13s 6d to 41 as.— WooUams, Heady Money Tailor, Sydcnham House, foot of Grey-street ■ ;, ffy WEAR SLOPS J ; SUITS TO "measure from 80s; Trousers .to measure from 13a 6d.—WooUams, Beady Money Tailor, Sydcnbam Honae, foot of Grey-etroet. ; iMHRISTMAS k NEJV YEAR CARDS. W'anted,—Parchascra far Messrs Burton Bros.' Series of 13 Cards. This serins is the best pub lished for sending to friends at a distanoe.Cas they show in a small compass the beauties and rogross of Now Zealand. Price, One Shilling each. ' W. R. ROBINSON. Next to Close Bros., Welltsley-strcet East. pUBLIC NOTICE. ~, . f ' R. "MgCABE Begs to infeftH his friends and the pnbllo gene ally that as ho is compelled to raiso his Shop to etroet le yelp.he haa commenced a CHEAP B.Q<E of HOUBKBOLD, OARPKNTEBtf, andBUlL DICKS' IRONMONGERY, to reduce his Btocfc before oommenoing altof atious. CHEAP HAR~b~VVARE HOUSE, PATTESON STREET. FREEMAN'S BAY. . Tp D V ■ C A T I. O N A L. vi ; : - .-..' ■-—■■-• ;■: ..iu - DANCING efficiently taught to JuvenJlca on SATURDAY AFTERNOONS; also. Private Lessons given.—Terms on application at "- Hepburn viUe," Hepburn-street V the use of that admirable stimulant, Wolfe's Schnapps, you lives will be, lengthened. ■ ■ - 1 QJT7 JAMES'S CHURCH require the eer -3 vices of an efficient Leader of Psalmody (gentleman). Salary, £75 per annum. Applica tions, with references and testimonials, to bo sont in to the Secretary not later than 3}th December. — Full information as to duties on application to A. J.Entrican, Beoretary, Welles lay-street. ■■' ,-■■ ■■'■,". ::.:: \-~k-~ BIRD IN THE HAND IS WORTH 2 -CJL in the Bttsii; and a pound in my pocket is worth 2 on my books. — WooUams. Heady Money Tailor, Sydenham Houso, foot of Grey stroet IT ia stated that A BIRD IN THE HAND is worth TWO IN THE BUSH: M doubt it is to the BIKD-CATCHBR, bnt not bo to the unlucky-bird, which, after being caught, i« usually TAKKN IV j but not so with those who hare suits of Munro and Milligan, Hobson-Btreet, as thy can, by foregoing tho 5 per cent, allowed for cash, have them on the Doferrod Payment System, when they are thoroughly teßted before they are paid for. r~HE system is Btreiißthensd and the nerves ■■*•■■ toned ny the use of WoLyE.'B Schnapps. AVING diapoeed of my coach business at North Shore, -I have a. few very Superior' Horses left for Sale.—Apply to F. J. Quick, Devonport, North Shore. ■ ■ . = MEGRIM PENClL.—Everyone should be in possession of'a. Megrim Penoil, at the coat of Is 6d. Certain Cure for Head and Toothache, Local Rheumatism, Mosquito Bites, fee Sold at all theChemieta and others.— Wholesale Agents: Brown, Barrett, & Co. /^ROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street— \J Superior Aocommodationfor two Gentle men; 20s per week; baths.—Mra Fuller. BOARD AND RESIDENCE required by Gentleman in private family—Kyber Pass or Remuera; piano.—Address "Square," P.O. - PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, opposite Prince of JValeS:Hotol. Hobeon street | quiet an 4 respectablo, with eyery com fort: plunge and shower bath;.piano; ternu moderate.l •'; "\- _ ; '■''■•, ■ : '. THE POWER OF READY MONEY IS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS. ■ Our West of England Guinea Trousers; else where 30s.—WooUams, Ready Money Tailor, Bydenham House, foot of Grey-Btreet. . ISEASE — SMALLPOX, FEVERS, * Etc.—All persons wishing to keep from Uiopo horrible diseases should at once procure o packet or WARNOCK'S celebrated DIBINFEC TANT, as " Prevention is better than Cure."- Sold by all Storekeepers, Chemists, etc., 8d the Paoljet.. • ~..,: .■ . •■ • ■• ' pHRIS TM AS CARDS, Just Reoelved, a Larfje Assortment of all th< Latest Doßigns in Christmas and New Ycai Cards (Hand-painted, Photo., Perfumed,-fcc) also New Zealand views and Flowers, fp] Home Mail, leaving in November. H.Y. A. COLSON. Stationer and Bookseller Victoria-street, near corner. Hobßon-stroet Auckland. : ,'■■•■ - _?T7| TO £10,000 LENT on Buildinj 3t(JL*." Society prin6iplea,ordn other term to suit borrowers. Allotments bought am Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List c Properties for Sale on tlrat page; Six per cenl allowed on money deposltedlpr. investment.- C. Wiuamson, Land. Estate, and Flnancie Agent and Valuer. Hlgh-etreet, Auckland. BLOOP .COOLER is now sold at ai , Hotels, It. is the best morning pick-mi up ever known. It instantly removes Nausc and Headache. .< X •■" G. HE N D E R SON' tl • CHKRRY PECTORAU isM, 2= M. Is 6d per bottle. ,To befcad only i Medical Hall, Ponaonby. opposite.Three Lamp lO Ri M E All children sufiter from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. SHARLAND'B WORM. POWDERS. Is paoke Apothecaries' Hal opposito Post-offloe.__ tSoSELINE fob the HAIR —This el( tha pnbUe. Price. Is 6d a bpttle.-SHABLANI ATKiflieoarieflgaU. _. AT S ! RATS IK A T S I—Us I SHAKLAND'S PHOSPHOR PABTB, BatoStitgreedUy, Mid die: no smell. Prioe.OneSnfllinga Bottle, _ 3V C. eHABLAKD. opixwlte Post-offloe. mOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneon X Kelief-ODONTALCHC-lB mi bottle.- FTC. BHABXANP, opposite Posfroffloe. T> ELTSF from Cough in Tee Misutas.- JAj SHARLAND'3 Ci_»RY PECTORAI Price, 8s «d and 4s 6d.-F. O. Sharland, opposit tli Poat-offloe. R ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYA] AND STBBL PrLLS.-Themoatpopuls medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Coli nial Agent, F. C. Shabuhd, opposite the Pot office



*^_ TITOONLIGHT EXCUR «hBS|MvMrs UNITS STRAWBERrtY GARDENS, NORTHCOTE. TO-NIGHT, DECEMBER 3rd. s. : DANCING IN THE NEW HALL AND ON THE LAWN. • ( ARTILLERY BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Tbo neir steamer BIKKENHEAD will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 8 o'clock, returning at 10.30, Tickets. Is 6d; to bo h>id from A. R. Hunter, Hobson-strect; J. F.Leplno, Wakeflald-street; T. H. Shore, Wyndham-street j and G. Tucker, Newtoa. Tickets that were issued tor November 6th are available for the above. IL~-^ "EIOR GRE V MOUTH lillllll s.s. herald; ' f-?2Bat«i 100 Al at Lloyds, 356 tons register, J— •»*»—saSßi Captain B, K. Savory, will sail a3 I above TO-MORROW (Thurs day), the 4th December, at 5 «» o'clock., All- cargo must be booked and alongside by i o'oloek. For freight, passage, or other particulars, apply to STONK BROS., Queen-street. X/j.mO WAIWERA IN J^g&~& JL TWO HOURS.-The Bs. JußdßSm£G LANS MA N will leave «MEMifSBPQTiean street Wharf for the got Springs, Walwera, on SATURDAY next, at 2 o'clock p.m., returning on Monday morning, and arriving in Auckland at 9 a.m. Single Fare, 7s 6d; Return, 12a W. A. McGIREOOR, Manager. W MOTION; will take !n Horseu to • Grazo at 2s per head por week. Pad docks near Asylum. , ■ ■ TTEALING THE POOR. Mr Milner Stephen will heal the poor gratis, on the corlillcato of any clergyman, at 8t James's Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, the sth inßt. and illUßtrate the various methods of heol ingon the patients. . ; I Doow open at 7 to commence at 7.30 o <?lock. Admission—Front Scats, 1« 6d: Back Seats, Is (to defray expenses)." .....:. . MAGNETIC HEALING.-G. Mlljteb Stephen, tho Celebrated Australian Healer), receives Patients at his Rooms. Overn Lodge. Symonds-st, (nearSt Andrew's Church), daily from 10 till 1 and 3 till 5. 500 Testimonials Exhibited. OJT. LUKE'S CHURCH, REMUERA. o .. . : •■ -'■;■ The Rev. J. S. HILL will give his Popular and Interesting Locture on "BUNSTAN'S 'ILGRIM'3 PROGRESS." illustrated by Lime light, in aid of the Organ Fund, on FRIDAY first, the sth iost. Doors open at 7.30; to commence at 8 p.m. • Admission, 16. Children. Half-price. ' riOKOM'AKDEL STEAMBOAT COM \J PANY (LIMITED). A Dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, will be paid to Shareholders at the Offlcn of the Com tany, Coromandel, on FRIDAY, 10th inst, anil at the Office of Messrs Coupland and Company, Queen-street, on 22nd and 23rd inst. Tho Books of tho Company will be closed from the 16th to 24th last. By order. ■ ■ ' ' ■' : ' v.r ■'.: •": '*' ■■ ■> i ° A. B. H. SWINDLEY. Manager. Corporation Notices. ; fNITY OF AUCKLAND, EARTHWORKS, FOOT OF HOBSON-ST. ! Tho City Council will receive Tenders until 8 p.m. of THURSDAY, December 4th, for abevi works, in terms of plans and Bpocißcationg to be viewed at tho office of the City Engineer, Coun cil Chambers, High-street. ' . % r o . Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. ' ■ - 5.4 Tenders to be endorsed, "Worts, Hobson-st"; . -r .^7 P> -*•• PHILIPiJ, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Nov. 22.1684. , iSS \ filT-Y O P AUCKL AN D. IiETER WATER BUPPLIES.-..- "' : Quarterly Accounts rendered for abovo Sup plies require to be paid at onco. ■ j P. A, PHILIPS, ; Town Clerk's Office, ' ■:. * ->_; ,'V T«wnOlerk. December 1,1884. 495 p< IT V Of AU C X LAN D. WORKS, COLLEGE" HILL ROAt). TholCity CouncU wUI receive Tenders unlil three p.m. of THURSDAY, the 11th inetant, for above Works, in terms of plans and spcclfl eatione to be viewed at the Office of the Citj Engineer, Council Chttuibera, High-street. The Council do not bind themselves toaccepl any tenders r " ;-f Tenders to bo endorsed," Works, College Hill.' P. JL PHILIPA J:'' '» ' . Townblerk. Town Clerk's Office, December I,IBBJ. 491 c. . ,':. - -Meetings;^ •■':~ ANDBBW'S CHURCH A Meeting to promote the cause .o^Temper ance will be hold in St. AndrewJ» Bchopl-rooni THIS KVKNIN&.at7.,3O. Ray.Mr Camdk will preside, and tho Meeting will be Addressed bj Members of tho Presbytery. •'■ •"■■.:':■'■'■ ;V _ ■m/TOUNT EDEN ROAD DISTRICT. A Public Meeting of Ratepayers in OMV-ftboye Dirtriot will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVEN ING, at 8 o'clock, in the late School-room. Business: To consider tho Railway, Crossing Footbridge. Clerk to Board. i^ITYGUARDS RIFLEYOLUNTEERS. Monthly Inspe^tiooTwEDNESD AY, EVEN ING. December 3. at 130., _ Judging Dtataoee Parade. SATUBpAY; De cember* at 330. , . . :\-t':. i^.i- Fines for non-attendance. - . ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captaia. POTTER'S PATENT WOOL SCOUR ING MACHINE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). ■-! ■-: '•■ The General Meeting of Shareholders will b« held at the Company's Office, Colonial Bank BuUdin«a.on THURSDAY,^the 4th Decombei next, at U o'clock, to receive the Directors Report. Balance-sheet, and totransaotanyothei btißiness which may be brought forward. JOHN MILNE. Secretary. Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BA N KR U P TOY, IN BK^ffl^ Yi Notick is jikreby oivEN that all proofs of debt against the undermentioned Estate mußtw delivered at my office before the date menu neo, otherwise they cannot be received:— ■'■ $ William Fredrric Hull, Wine and Spirit Met chant, Auckland—4th January. 188 S. : : JOHN LAWBON.' Official Assignee in Bankruptcy. Stab Buildings, Fort-street, December 2,1881. X NBA N X R U P.T.C V « IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCYv 4 * HOLDEN AT AUCKUAND. $ In the matter of " Tho Bankrnptcy A0t.1883, v and of the Bankruptcy "of Edward Browi j Reynolds. Notice is hereby gives that I. Edwar n Bnowh- Reynolds, of Auckland, in the Vn 11 vincial District of Auckland, in, Now Zealanc > Gum Merchant, ha^ this day tiled in the sal » Court at Auckland a petition to be adjudgei 5 a D^tedSiis 2nd day of Dpcembor.lSßJ. . ' KDWARD.ft REYNOyiS. *» kESKETH &.HICHMOND; Wyndnwri-street «. ■A^kland.Bollcitorßforßankrupt/. - i - T N B A N X R U P T C "*■ ; J^^Me;^n«^of| 9 Bankruptcy of Kdward Bkown Reynolds . ofASokland, Gum Morchant. a Bankrupt. Notice is hbbebyoivkn that tho First Genera Meeting: of the Creditors of the abovo B-Aed - B^upt wUI be held at my Office, Star Build in the forenoon. Proof of debt mustbe fnrnlßUec ■ prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forme can m 7 obtained at my office. Noproofcanbeaduutte; * oxcept under order of tl»e Court after Uu» exui * ration of three months from tho date of ;ttt' _ adjudication. • „.■" ' ' L • U«tedthi ß 2nd(Uyo£pec^.b LO r.mi.^;: * . • » ' Official Aasignee in Bankruptcy. t> Hksketb iND.BIOHMONp.-Wyndhanistreet Solicitors for the Bankrupt; ' ■' . ■■**""''''■ ■ . .""



lost and Found* -~/ REWARD. A reward of £5 will-bO: paid by the Vertry of St. Thomaß's fo«!i the'conviction or the Miscreants who havt»; Disfigured with filth the Ncw/Napiefcetreet;! . Gateway of St. Thomas's Church. ■■'■' '.; tfj»O X E W A R I>« X amoved (torn the office of the undersigned on Friday week last, a Gent's Saddle (Dnncwt Cameron. Wellington, niakvi), with red ana 1 white wet racing girth and clrcinglc. . ■- : If stolen. £3 reward will bo glvin for convict tton of the offender. If takon in'mistake.;; fOtnrn >t ° HUNTER & KOLAN. , t AS REWARD. — Strayed from Pon : ' J_" sonby, two Draught Horees; one black .;; the other bay.—Any person giving infornmUoii that will load to their recovery will receive tba above reward. — Apply Bradley and JSeweU Auctioneers, Newton. ; .< ;' v. ■'■ TEN SHILLINGS REWAKD.-Slrayed ; from Poneonby, 2 Draught Horses, on«j _ black, other bay.-Apply Bradley ond Jewell, Auctioneers. Newton, _. . LOST yesterday, a Pair of.tiold Spoo tacloß.-Finder will receive &» reward ou returntne name to Mrs Tizard, sen.. AlanuKau Road. Paraell. *-■"' : LOST, by a poor man on Tuesday, 4 Oi tt% Pound Notcs.-T*n find* will get *i. ; re »ard if left at Stab Office. ■ - OST, at Devonporfr Brass Wheel Cap; from Sprln K Carf.-The finder willreceivn oi reward by returning it to Mr H. Pitts. Bulldej. t Devonport. ' -—-— •-•! T7IOUND, a Lady's Shawl—Apply f*e*,i JD house in East-street, off Symonda-streel, at6p.m. ....;. ' , .■' ■',■'...; ;■, « . ."':' Auctions- ■'■■"■- .■'.'_ TO-MORROW, NOON. PATTESON-STREET, FREEMAN? .", , BAY. ■■ "■'■' *: I CLEARING-OUT SALE OF IRON- -J MONGER'S STOCK. , .| It. ARTHUR H HAS been favoured with' instru'etionil ' from W. H. aohriaon.f.who is retirim; j from business, to Sell by Public Auction. athM ■ Shop. Fatteson street. Freeman's ißay, onjf, Thureday next, at twelve o'clock noon. ' ■; THE WHOLE OF HIS NEW AND AVEU. SBLKtiTKT) STOCK OF IKONMON OWVfV OITTLBRY, TIN AND COP» -..'". FBRWABB.':' ■ / .- . ;j ,.tec., ...; ;&c. V; . , ; ,,&c. ~__ *a Term 9 Cash. , - : WHiIAM VAILE.] _• [JOHN KKPqp:TA|W!» FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5. * * "f ■ i .m, & JTr. vaile ,; WILL ecU by auction on Friday next ( ' I Dee. 6, at 11 o'clock »harfc ;';::! ; :■ ■ Another Choice Xbtpf; - *»; PBIZK FLOWERS,. " FINE FOLIAGE HLANTS.&cfromthecclebrotedNuVßerjr ij of Mr James Mason. Parnell. ; ~„,,,.,,.;■ ai«o, ~ ~: , •■ Fancy Goods, Furniture^ CaVpet aiid Drpgeet 1 Samiros, Pianos. Produce1, Nowi.-andjDld , Potatoes, . ' - * V ! -. ; , K&C, ' &0.,:r ri&C.-; r -.- ' - W. 8. OOOHBAKE] [JAS. i)ACKH ; { FRIDAY, DJECEMBEI^ 5. " 9 CENTRE-BOARD (S PEN SAILING . T , t BOAT. - ■ . . THE SubscribotJi Vill sell by auction, aft" 'A , their Booms. Qneonrsteeet, -on, Friday;. Decembers,at 12o'clock, -' i!- ''-:■'':'■' ■ ■ " THE 20FT.: OPW SAILING BOA'J '>•-••>• ■•» "FLORENOE," Carvel' btiilt f#«3 ■■■-- Cintee-lSari;' with' Sails,. <«ar,-W,. ; Ballast, in flrst-olassorfl* 1"- ' £.: ,< : Can: bo seen at the AttcKland.TlmberCQjL.* .'V ;panyVßtabl%i- : , r^"'__,' •;'■■'■•>/'•• ' ■'■ .-T""< - SAMJUEL COCtIRANB ' * SON, ; , i.fj's'j:" ".: ■ Aaotioneers. .'■ ■ ' t ' X, >. OOOHKANk 1 I*"- »AOK« .FRIDAY, DECEMBER sth/ . -**■*ss DRAWING ROOM SUITES; RIMTJ ■; TABLES, BATHS, Cp6itlN'6 * STPVES, HOUSBHOJiD !i " FURNITURE.^ , , ri> ; THE Subscribers will sell by/auctiort; a* ■ their Roomir. 'Jui;nn-str£et, on Friday. December sth, Bt 11 o'clock, ■;„' f,'/ . HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE. Conßißtiigof— 1'" • Drawing room Suite. Couch.:and,6Chairs, : ,, ' ; '! •' Carpet*,' Bimu. Tables; LlDolerrm, Oil- • cloth, iron and Wood Bedßtrads, Mai--, trasses, PailiaSßOß. Chests ■ JJrfwera,:-: ' Dressing Table?, Mirrors. WashStaßd* S >^ and Ware. Wood-and Cane AChalrs, . "Chefibniere. Haircloth. Couch; Crockery.::-• Cutlery. Platedwaro, Kttahen-tUtenEUB, , Saddle, 2; Shower Baths,! Cooking Stow ; SAMUEL CQOHItANE & SON, ■ '■_:..i ■,■:■.= ■•• Auctioneers. ■■' : -*-'-'- . ar. f. oocbbank] . " Uah.,,i>4okk MONDAY,'DBCEMBER-8. a - ' BY ORDER OF THE ;MORTGA<S|« . COTTAGE AT -KINGSLAND, THE Subscribers will sell at their Rooms,. Quoen-strcot^ on Monday, Blh Decembcly at 12o'clock,. ■: . l.'Vv1 j«:'K ALLOTMENT Ufl. KINGSLAND, haVinKn , fMntagoofiOfeettaFifOlX&rvwiUeißjn.} * J ! fect^leep, with a NEW COTTAGE, of 4 rooms thereon. Thereiis a good well, ana ' the allotment & all fenced. SAMTOTL COCHRANB & SON, ; Anotloneors. - ; ■ -:.'- j: MONDAY, DECEMBER ': ..-s.-l:i- ilr: .-->: £^" ;AT^obN:*:"- *" ". ... r ,,W ; IN.D E :I B ; A,N. ; K, 'ziinV • ■ ' r^REMUER^ :'" VILLA SITES! VILLA SITE3I :-■ - VILLA SITES! VIEWSi UNEXCELLED ! . ,:~v :■ -. VIEWS TOEXCELL|D'I. SITUATION EXCEtLENr !' J' ' ; .: R.C; GREENWOOD '; HAS received instruction?''f'roni1 Ae .'"'gl. ' Goyeri E'q., tose'l i'yjaiiction at his Mart, Vulcan Lane, on the atovMtfte, • . •> -A PORTION OP SIS r\TAL^ABLBjKSTA.TB atiltemuera. out up into oonvenienfrßßedl Allolr inente, haTing Rood, roa^l •frontegca«anai3Bn« rivalled views. Situated, in one of thebastparw of JRemuera, and close to; NewniarketHamt The Allolmentßaro.being Aaued^ aid il&»'« urachic plans will be ready in a few days. $ « ONE-FotnWirCASjljJßAKAiicK, Twp 110n Bey^TiU Vbe ad vanoed'forbutlding purpo^el on Building Societo'Bllrinelples. , '! :\X Dont faffto call for plans. '. .- - . '•'"' R. 0, GREENWOOD, Aucti wicer, , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, ' ■ ■;.'-.:■ =•■: ";,; %■ At Noon.' ' i:i -■• -■ *&«■: ■ GREYTOWN, AVOKDALK•■■-—•> ! ■ GREYTOWN, 'AyONDALB. MAGNIFICENT BUILDING? SITES. ..:,:,.,»■; '.-. ]D. F. EVANS 'J'fp HAS been instructed by Mr J. Palmerto " Bell by public auction, at his. liarid Mart, Queen-3trcet, on Tuesday, 9th December, 18M, atnoon, .■ ■: ■•'•'. *''■'>''>} '■'■-, ■■ :"1 THE BALANCE OF HTS MOST DESIRABLE PROPKRW, kDown as GBEYTOWN. AVON; DALK. which has been subdivided into mo c ELIGIBLE LOTS, each ahoutODx 133, frontitt* road« full width, 66 feet. This property^ situuta on the 'riso'jußt this side'of Avondale, com mands a grand view, yet not exposed, to the* ota winds: is in close proximity to theJ«I«JJ: station. Church of England. ,?{J»l>jte^, Ch'j^h, PublicHaU. Publ!oßphool,^o., ifefa; Lota now flagged. , ', paid off any time. ;, .... , -,'rr:M ---i ji'iieLai'inßlruotedbyMrsßayors.wff MOUNWsSIThat Valuable FKSHHOLO nSSiJipRiTY Siiiated on Ihe main ,rond,, r tt ■SSBStoS a-bOTUe Shop' and DwclllnjcliotHis. T r PdtoUln^cliDprisc 3 Ml D fi. ? -rooni, kite) cjj. b?Uii?r>m. Bcn«ery and porcb, 6 tertrooißS.K^. aas fltttaES. rdiiiittr grates, fowl-hotteo. w«6h? fiSuse,aoa workshop. Also tjieartjointog Allot mot\ri Ko iacnee.contttlMng « rooins^-etj comfortably fittel and furnished. Tho wit?« property is situated in the mostbuslDPSS P-r1 of; the Mount Eden BeadtoweUondthorou^blJ' buUt, and should commancUhe attention of,ia-; vestors and speculators.; Also, aslnstrnctedby MpMatthews, rootn9.r*lth wash house,' copper. &p.; KM. <™» city water laid in, gas stove. .New and.tho-. roushly well built; commands a magnificent vlewof the Auckland Harbttur. Pawl s abotij to purohsse a residence In a good posiuon<«na wi»hin Teasy distance of Queen-street «h.bula view this property. ■• .. ; . Also, «s instructed-by Mr B; Williams.-' DEVON -STREET. ,Ne>l on-Thut Very;- Ooi venient COIT&GK ot 5-rooms, vcrandata, kitchen swve,andanl9lied.-offiiia very BnjM-xi'il manner. The, allotmentAa^ftirpnjage of CCft, au«l_ls within a ahott distance 01 Queea*li-eifc Thi" ia a grafld, chance to secure a valu»'«W Cottage and Allotment;close to the main.uiO' vdujshfare. . . ' ,■•-.,--« ---y'-" " d.'Vf.-'E-V'A^nsV- "''"':&, .'.-■ -..-■ '~ -, Auctioneer., v. ;■:..■:>.-. >'t:. ' Continued on Fourth Page.