THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAtf, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1884.

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Wanted. WANTED,- a respectable Man as Boardor; 18a, washing included—Mrs Hunter, Barnes's Cottages, Karangnh-po Road. ANTED, 2 respectable Working Men Boarders; 18s por weok, washing in cluded.— Right - hand Graham-street, otV Vic toria-street. ANTED, two good Pick and Shovel Mon for a few day.' work.—Apply Mon day morning, Mr Gilbert, Parnell. WANTED, a Presser. —Apply, at once, to Woolloms, Ready Money Tailor, Sydonham House, foot of Grcr-street.. WANTED TO LET, Furnished Bed room, with or without board.—Apply STAnOfllce ! WANTED, Good Trousers and Vest hands; wages 30s, or piece work.— Woollams. Heady-money Tailor, Sydenham Houbo. foot of Grey-streut. WANTED, Good Coat Makers ; weekly wages, or the log.—Woollams, Ready monoy Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey- Btroot._ WANTED, a Shepherd, etc., married, and good Sheep Dog.-Apply Mr Mo- Cormack, College Road, Ponßonby, opposite _v ffolk Hotel. I "nOK SALE, a Houso of 6 rooms in Vine ' street, nicely sheltered and close to beach; price, £110; torms.—Apply U. Sage, Oliphant stioet, Pousonby. ANTED, a lirst-class Plasterer; a long job ; none but flrst-class and sober Men need apply.—Thos. Pacey and Co.. Builders, Soiiiiold View Road. W" ANTED TO LET, a Furnished Bed room in private family, with or without ■board; a few minutes from Qucun-streot; a lady preferred. W ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Bishop, Newmarket. ANTED, Thirty Empty Oil Casks by three o'clock on Monday.—Apply to Holland & Butler, Victoria-street. ANTED, Boys.—Apply at Auckland Timber Company's Factory, Customs Btreet West. ANTED, a Steady Young man to work on a farm.—Apply on board s.s. Wellington, Monday, 10 a.m. ANTED, Tenders for finishing a Carpentor - work Job, at Oaklands Road, Mount Kden.-Apply on tho job Monday. WANTED, a First-class Plasterer.— Apply to-night at six o'clock sharp.— L..Pacey. Seafleld View Road. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Howard, Wynyard-street. WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply to Mrs Milnor, Cleveland Road, Parnell. ■ WANTED, for Country, good General Servant; comfortable homo; highest wages.-Applr J. Clarkson. 87, Grey-atreot. WANTED, Situation in a City Hotel as Barmaid, by an experienced Young Lady.—E. Henry's Registry. Bhortland-atreot. WANTED, a Young Lady as apprentice or improver to the drapery; also for millinery.—J. Rondell, Brighton House, Grey atreet. WANTED, a Good Hand to the Dross making.—Apply Misa Christie, Franklin Road. ' WANTED, by an experienced Elderly Person, a situation as Working HoHse keeper.—Address "C.M.E.." Star Ofllce. WANTED, a strong, active Young Man, with some knowledge of Follmong ery; also, an active Man for Soap Factory.— Apply to Warnock Brothers, Co-'a Creek. ANTED, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs Bull, Oweii's Road, Mount Eden, near Smith's 'bus office. "VS7 ANTED, a Man to make spring-cart T V bodies.—Apply at the Paciflo Hotel on Monday morning at i) o'clock. ANTED, 2 or 8 respectable Boarders for Prospect House. Hobson-stroet; terms moderate , WANTED, a first-class Tailor to tako management of a business in tho Wat kato: wagos _310s a week and a house to live In.—Box 21)5. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices for the dress and mantle making.—Mrs Gonrley, Lower Vincent street, four doors from Cook-atreet. W" ANTED, a Cook; references te quired.—Apply in tho morning before 10, and in the evening attor 7, to Mrs L. D. Nathan,* Karangahape Road. WANTED, a respectable Nursegirl to mind 2 children, at once.—Apply 151. Grey-street — WANTED, by an experienced Lady, engagement a3 Manageress of Club or Hotel, or Housekeeper in private family.— Address, " R.Y." Cook. County Council Office, Giaborne. \\T ANTED, Improvers to Dressmaking ; V T also. Apprentices to Millinery and Sales. —Apply W. G. Allen. Draper, Jervoia Road, Ponsonby^ WANTED, Apprentices to the Dross making; also, Assistants.—Apply, be tween 8 and 5, to M 133 Smith. Rutland-atreet. ANTED, Coat Hands, Improvers and Machinists. - Auckland Clothing Factory, Customs-street East. ... ■VITANTED, a. Bricklayer to Biiiid a W Chimney.—Apply liarnaby's Job, Kings land, Brown and Reyburn. \\T ANTED, Wheelright, a good hand.— yy Verrall and Co., Newton. XHrANTED, a Hairdresser for Nolson. VV Beforences reauired. — Apply to M. «_evy & Co.j Queen-street. "\XTANTED, a Man used to wood-work- VY ing nwhinery.-Apply at Mallindine rind1 Co.'b Furniture Factory. Rntland-atreot. WANTED, at onco, a smart, active Young Man for tho Pukehohe and Mauku Cheese Factory.—Apply personally, or by letter, enclosing references, to the Jfanager, fnkekohe, , W" ANTEP, a Helper and Strong Boy for the smiths shop.—Thames Car riftge and Dray Faatpry, Victoria-street. WANTED, Two Good Boys for the Printing Trade.—Apply Cecil Gardner and Co.. General Printers, High,street. WANTED, a Youth as Apprentice to to the Drapery—A. Shrewsbury, lato j. Jenk-QB, Newmarket, WANTED, 500 Pigeons, at once.— Apply to J. Walker. FJorist. &c, City Market. _______ WANTED, an owner for a Brown ijare, white Wnd foot, star on forehead ; Jeft at Greyhound Stables on Friday, the 14th. If Sot elalmed in 14 days from date will be sold to mv e-Penßes.-8. Young, November 2oth, 1884 ---■VXTANTED, 5 or 6 Yonog l£er» Boarders W at Webßter's Boarding-bouse, Vincent mteeet, fifth honse from Coofc-street, lett-b»n4 ~i\Y ANTED, 3 or 4 Kespectable WorEng W Men as Boarders; 18a per week, washr Sng i_fe«,ed--Apply Mrs Grogan, opposite Xflrne-Btteefc Hall. —_ WANTED, by a Gentleman occupied in business all day. Board and Iffo**}* p* 3rd H^SelnP^pfrPitt-street, opposite to Hath*. _.. — WANTED by Gentleman, good Unfur nishod Boom; private family; no other lodgers; hcalthytocalty.inornearKiy.-Arply *'Accountant," Post-office. ■ -ntr ASTED, 3 or 4 respectable Bqarde««.i W -Apply to 38, Wakcfleld^treet. ANTED. 1 J)00 Billiard Players at tb<e XdenblmKlllardßoom attte bottom of Gtey-s-eat—JT-nw»y- Proprietor. -wTfANTED, all Purchasers of Land, W Houses Business, &c v to read whole cfl-U> Advertisement 'in iae/y flrening'a lssueT-^ B. Sanderson. , .. .. -rrrANTBD.— Don't bo in a hurry to puy bort, on the property. . , ANTED OTOWN, Piapofor^s ac aiounlHoskill Road- _— inTAMTED large consumors to buy Keet Wt^™n. 2Bd porlb 3d. Sco prices Saturday night. —U. numie, Butcher, Queen-atreot. £rS^u^__^__!«_l!!. TTTANTED** KNOWN—A Startling WnacUD^^rts^^ ttTAN'I'KD KNOWN.—X. McCabe has W commenced a cheap Sale of Carpenters, ftnnwhakl and Buildera' Ironmongery; reduc- P° tteson-street. Fyeamanjjay. ANTED KNOWN- - Our speciality lies in keeping Genuine and Imitation Jewellery? and displaying th_m jn Separate widows in Separate Streets. W§ have just KrS SiwXonfly Goods in Victo.te-Btreet Window. . ——.. ANTED KNOWN. — The grandpa; B-Mbitton of Cihristnjas .Cards is at the SS-__-S___3-^| Si™beseen Kin 6 framed pictures outside the Wanted, Two Men to fJiinnn-Btrcet. — rT _ Tr , . -*VtTtJtT' D KFO W N — MCTSIC ! W^MfreK3i-The New MusicforthePiano fljamefer's Hohaon-street fthop. . . w~s?g¥___^S_ s_s^Sil_«ss fiaiea. is fid; SowbbtaK SBgh^ oa. v



WANTED TO SELL, Cheap, Piano (Bord), nearly new.—For address, apply Star Office. ANTED KNOWN, I have added Dressmaking to my Establishment. Fashion, Fit, and Punctuality guaranteed.— J. Grucn, to, Victoria-street. ~X\T ANTED SEEN, our grand display of TT Men's Hats, Helmets, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Sox. Braces, and Umbrellas. Men's Soft French Felt Hutß at 2s lid (worth 5s 6d); Sox, 3 pairs for Is; Regatta Shirts, 2s lid. —D. W. Jark and Co., Ponsonby Koad. WANTED KNOWN—I am suiting approved applicants for Houses and Allotments on easy terina ; no dopoait required. —T. S. Jackson, Kingalaud Estate.—Enquire Kingsland Post-ollice. WANTED KNOWN—Bo in time for tho Bargains at Shrewsbury's Sale of J, Jenkins's Stock, Newmarket. ANTED KNOWN, that A. Shrews bury hi 3 bought J. Jonkina's Stock at a largo discount, and is Selling it Off Cheap at the Temple of Fashion, Newmarket. VVT AJN TE D KNOW N,— At 17~gT \,T Brawn's, Parnell, a7s 6d Hat for Is, and a 4s Cd H« t for (id. Como and sco 1 \VT ANTED KNOWN-That in Clocks of i! all kinds, the prices of the London Arcade are unequalled for ohoapness. WANTED KNOWN-Wonderful Fresh Bargains in Now Chairs, including Canoseated Chairs, 3a 3d; Grecian Cane-seated Chairs, 4s 3d: Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Arm Chairs, Cs; Rooking Chairs, with arms, cane soated. 10a; Children's Rocking Chairs, 3s; Folding Chairs, curpot-soated, 5s Gd; Children's do.. Is lid.—At Dampier's Hohson-stroet Shop. XXjT ANTED KNOWN.—Our Now Lace T ' Curtains, just arrived, are unexcollcd for variety, design, and choapnes3. Before pur chasing, see our Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, with taped edges, at 4s lid per pair. —D. McPherson, Draper, Karangahape Road. ANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards— Charlos Kelsey and Co. havo just opened up their now Christinas Cards, which for beauty of design could scaroly bo surpassed; should be soon early.—Charles Kolsey and Co., 120, Queen-Btreot. ANTED KNOWN—That Onk Suit mado by MUN TRO & MILLIGAN, Hoh son-street, will wear longer than Half a Dozen (Cheap and Nasty) Shoddy Surra. WANTED, Ponsonby Residents to know, Horrocks's Calico. 2s lid doz.; Crowd son's, 4a Cd doz.; Zephyr Check Prints, 3d, id, end 5d yard, at Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervois hoad. "\X7"ANTED KNOWN. —It is a great T T mistake to imagine tho London Arcade is a Fancy Goods Emporium only. It contains some of the most Useful and Cheapest Goods in Auckland. V\7 ANTED KNOWN — Pipemakerß, TT Pipecaso-makors, and Amberturners can find employment at Partridgo and Wool lam's New Zealand Wood Pipo Factory, Auck land^ ■. . WANTED KNOWN, that Warnock Bros.' celebrated Carbolio Disinfectant Is guaranteed to instantly destroy all offensive Bmells and matters, and is recommended by the Medical Profession as a Preventive of Disease. —Manufactured only by the Inventors. Works: Cox'BCreok,Richmond. Warehouses: Durham street. 'ANTED KNOWN-Feathers Cleaned or Dyod and Curled, and Straw Hats Cleaned or Dyed and Altered into any ot tho leading shapes, by Mrs D. P. Fisher, la a stylo that defies competition. — Address: Orani's Buildings, cornor of Wellesley and Hobsou Btreeta. ANTED KKOWN-Alr Askew's "Fire of Life" cures Rhoumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, &c. Sold In Bottles. Is, Is Gd, 2s 9d. It nover fails to cure I— Three doors from Young Men's Christian Asso ciation, Albert-street WANTED KNOWN.thatElectro-plated Goods and Cutlery are obtainable at Goodson's London Arcade, good and cheap. Books and Stationery are the cheapest in town, being sold at English prices. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. receive Monthly Parcels of Jewellery. In this way their stock is kept well assorted with all tho no west goods. No imita tions are kept on the promises. Everything Eraaranteed real Gold or Silver,—Charles Kolsey rad Co» 120. Qoeen-atreet. WANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables, 5s 6d: Toilet Tables, 4s lid ; Loo Tablos, aval. 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitohon Tablos, 8s 3d, 10s, lls; Meatsafcs, 8s 6d; Kitchen Dreßsers, 39s— at Dampior's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN — Wo havo con stantly tho lateßt importations in ster ling Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), and have somo exceptionally beautiful, just receivod.—Goodson's London|Arcado. ANTED KNO WN—Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhore else at the yards of D. Goldik .Albert-etreet, WANTED KNOWN, T. Samuols's Art Union of Oil Paintings, Maori Chiof and Chiof tainoss, ia now fast filling up. Tickets Is each, at T. Samuols's. Cutler, 103, Queen-street. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutaford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. _^__ Tt/ANTED lUtfOWN.—Handsome V T Stufled Couohes, 14s Od and 19s 6d; hand -BomeStuftedChairs,los;CheßtßofDrawors,l9Bod; Washstands, fls lid ; Colonial Coucheß, 6s 3d; Stretchers, Ga; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Hacks, la M.—At Dampjpr *°" -p. WANTED KNOWN.-S. W. Jack & Co., Ponsonby, have a lareo Btock of all tho newest makes in Dress Material, which they ire soiling at prices which dofy competition.— Dressesmade to order on the shortest.notice. WANTED KNOWN"— Check Ginghams, 4d. Gd, 7d, and 9d yard ; Nuns' Beiges, 3ummer Shades, 7d, lid, and Is per yd.—Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervois Road, Pocsonby. ANTED KNOWN—At Allen's Cheap Drapery they are selling Painted back Flooroloths, competitive designs, at Is 3d yard; Tapestry Carpots, Is lOd. 2s 6d, and 3s 3d yard; China Mattings, all widths, from lid yard.— Jervois Road, Ponaonby. ANTED, People to Read Things that Speak for Themselves I— J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street East, does his own Cutting, and pays a very small rent; therefore he is able to make Garments to Order at same price as Shops sell Ready - made Clothes. £ b. d Well-shrunk Serge Suits 2 10 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Suits 2 15 0 Well-shrunk Fancy Coat, Vest, and Trousers 8.2 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 0 l'J fl Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 015 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers .. .. 017 0 First-class Tweed Trousers .. ..110 Very Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou- • , sers • •« •■ ». 1 5 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit, well-shrunk „310 0 Mosgiel Tweed Buit. well-shrunk .. 40 0 Best of any kind of Tweed.. .. .. 41J » J H. D. Imports direct from the Manufac turers, and thus saves the Merchant's Profit, riving the benefit to his Customers.—Note the Address? 'J. B. DAtypN. City Tailoring Establishment. Victoria-strept East^ (opposite aofldsgn'B). and at Camerpn-gtroet, Whangarei. TTTANTED KNOWN—Great reductions VV Bpxps. Ironi 2s lid: Large Bottle* Good Black or Cotou?ed Mc.W; Small Bottles Ink, Id; Rulera. 6d: Letter Clips, 6d; Purses, 6d; Tobaoco Pouches, fld; Splendid Hammers lß3d;LargePictor_World..Belgravia Chambora's Journal, etc., reduced from 3s Gd to 2B6deaoK; Shakspore, with U£o complete, re duced foZa, " LOts ot newjlpvelsreduced to Is Sdeach- Grand Line of White Handled Hair, Brushes. 9d: Dressing Combs 3d, 6d, and 9d; Pocket Com\)s, 2d; Tooth Combs, 2d; Square Lookmct Glasses, 6d; Oval Carved do.. Is; large PaukettS Viofet Powder, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; OlaBS Cream Jugs, 4d; Glass Sugar Rasins. 6d; Soup Piatsa, 3d; Broad Knives SoUed) 3d and 4-; Bedroom Tojlot Seta, 7s 3d; American Brooms, 8d; Zinc Buckets, Is •. Japan _ad Slop PaUs, 3s 3d; very Wide Table Oil & Uperyardj- Stair Oilcloth, 6d; Striped Cftn/efe IB; Handsome China Matting. .8d; P_9our Doit- Mats. 13 lid: Hearthrugs 4s lid; _Se tttdW Ssiaslx Mats for Waahstands, M. Ttoware-feanaieaoks, 4d; Pannikins, 2d; TtapStes Id: TeaßotljßS, Sd! Saucepans, lOd; Kettlea Is lid; Billies, 9d; Colandgrs, Is 8d: Baking Tins, 8d f Meat Tina, 2d to "la; Hand B_s_as, lid; Spittoons, lg.-At Dampier's Hob son-Btreet Shop. : , YkrANTED KNOWN — DAMPIER'S W e-RANDEST SELLING OFF IS NOW ON and ttefoUowing are apme of the prices takbn at randosi;-Barlin Wool, 2d per doz.; Fin-erlne WooliVd per Egein. Is lOd per head ; Wh?te Worstei 3d per^lksi; 6,000 yards RlbbonsT 2d por yard; Towels. J B ,M per doz- grand lot of light Dross t Material (evening colours).4Jd por yard; Prints, 2dand id- Cream Oatmeal Cloth, 8d; Cretonne, 3Jd; Wiii^ Flannel, 7id, Scarlet do, IOJd .; Blue do., Is Od' iWp'iod Swanadown. lOd; Carmalitos. ii^- ; ?hirriiif ih; Light Sateens, sd; &^mTW TwlcJ, 9d; Checked Wini coyn 15'; Victoria Town, V.; Black Cash mlie, is 4d ahd is Cd; Dra,. Moreen. Gd; NKessos 28 A^iSSXo ssks.^l ds; NIS SUcsia'sd; White do,'Sd; Diaper, 7d ; T n?n do is 3d Brown Holland, SSd'; Grey t1 SS 7W • TnwollinK 3d ; Coloured Feathers, I &£VSisi MCof"xu-cd l3 Tdableeo ave?s, pfflrt Ihawis 18 Ud; Woolwork Slippers, Is id l Boys' Tunics, Zs 3d; Block Velveteen. 2s, Stay Busks, Id the pair; Men's BfigattaS.hig s-^^ "d J Men's White Shlrto, 2s 3i; Gonts' Black and Coloured Bows. 3d; Men's and Youths Bur, linstons, sd; WashinK Scarves, Id; Men j Working Shirts, lid; ifen's1 Socks. M. 3d, and Knicker Suits, la Cd and ap 11^.! Men's Page PiSitH (tweed) 8s 6d; Men's Ifollaii4 Coatg, li Ud- Men's Drill PMtaTlB lldTMenls THumß. do 2s 4d- Boys' Belts. 2dj Boys' Bracea, 4d Youthß' White Moleskin Trousers, to lid; Men't vJWK^sr 3d the large packet; Brooche* >HWS_ohlVfSuipKsr Suninaaeß, Is lid-A Dkm^p Offif#ffe9.». Wftkefleld-s treet..



WANTED, a smart Boy.-"W.M.'" Star Office. WANTED, a Penny from Everybody for . a Cake ot William's Machine-made Blacking. WANTED, a Junior Assistant in on arohitocta office. — Addross, stating salary required and exporionco, Box 109, Post ofllce, Auckland. WANTED, a Saw Doctor and handy Man for a saw mill.-Apply Schooner Gisbornc. WANTED, at once, 2 good Dressmakers, also Improvers.—A. Tooman, Draper, etc., Ponaonbr Road, opposite Surrey Hills. WANTED, an Approntioo to the Dsess making.—Apply Miss McCaul, No. 9, Wekefleld-street. WANTED, respectable young Person as Mother's Help; or young Girl about I'll to assist with housework. — Mrs Taw, Victoria Avenue, New North Road. WANTED KNOWN,—As we have now engaged several extra hands in the Dress making Department, ladies can depend on hav ing their Dresses turned out quickly. Fit and stylo guaranteed. Charges moderate.—D. W. Jack & Co., Ponsonbv Road. EES ! BEES !—Wonted to Sell, 3 Swarms of Beos, 10s Gd each, or 21a the lot. —Apply to H. H. Hayr. High-street. BOOT TRADE.—Good Bonchmen Wanted. — Apply R. Walton and Son, Upper Qucon-street TO GROCERS OR GRAIN MER CHANTS.—Advertiser Books Situation, Wholesale or Retail, aa Manager or otherwise ; 15 years' Colonial experience; flrat-olass refer ene'es.—Apply Brown, Barrett & Co., Auckland. mo TAILORS.—Wanted, good Trousers X and Vest Makers.—Apply, immediately, H. L. Poßsenniskle, Shortland-street. LADY requires Apartments near Scotch Church, Ponsonby. State loweßt terms.—" Permanence," caro o£ Mr Gillman, Post-ofllco^ Ponsonby. , T'AND CLEARING.—Wanted, Tenders I I for Clearing about 10 acres (more or loss) of Ti-troo Scrub at Devonport.—Apply R. & R. Duder. VICTORIA HOUSE, VICTORIA-STREET WEST. WANTED—Tho Ladlos of Auckland to visit the Now Drapery and Millinery Establishment recontly opened by W. P. OGILVIE. A Choice Soloction of New Goods in every Department. All Goods markod In Plain Figures at Lowest Remunerative Prices. "rtrHy NOT D RIO SS WITX, W When you can get a MOSGIEL TWEED SUIT, mado to measure, FOR £3 33. Latest Style and Perfect Fit Gnaranteed. This is another instance of the power of Ready Money. WOOLLAMS, Ready Money TAvr.on, Sxdeniiam House, Foot ol Grov-stroet. To let TO LET, Two Furnished BodroomB; suitable for two gentlemen.—Apply Mrs Bankfl/yictorla-Btroet we*)t- Fjno LET, 4-roomed Cottage, Eden Tei X raco; rent, 95.-Apply J. W. Heath, Store by Riding School, New North Road. TO LET, a small 4-roomed Cottage, in proximity to High-Btreeti adaptod for a married couple without children.—Apply to S, Rout. __, TO LET, a 6-roomed Houso in Colling wood-street; gas and water; largo work >hop; Bplcndid view.—Apply next door. TO LET, 5-roomed House, 10s j fino vlow, plenty of water, &c—Apply Mrs Verrall, Norfolit-stroet, Ponsonby. TO LET, New Six-roomed House, Upper| Pitt street; gas and water; rent, l"s.—Apply J, H. Hamor, Auctionoor and Land Agent, Newton. . TT\(i LET, a 7-Roomed Houso in Crummer I Road, Surroy Hills, with slato roof; water and gas.—Apply to William Kosser, Wood- Btroot. Ponsonby. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling in Victoria stroot Weßt—Apply to M. Carr, Boot maker, Vlctoria-Btreet. nnO LET, new 7-roomed Houso in city, I water laid on, with oven, 2 grates, and overy convenience. — Apply Roberta's Store. Cornor Sumner-streot, Ponsonby Road. nno LET, 2 or 3 Large Airy Rooms, with I flre-placos and evory convenience, sultablo for young married couplo; healthy position and retired; no other lodgers kopt; terms reason able^— Foraddr£Bß_Bj)p2y^R£ojn££^TAn_olUce. TO LET, Shop and Firewood Yard in Nelson-street; opposite Bakorstrect— Apply Mrs Boyd, at the back. T~ 0 LET, 4, 6, 7, 10, and 14-roomed Houses, Shops. Offices, Hotels, Boarding houses.—Grant and Cooko, 75, Queen-Btreot. TO LET, 2 Front Rooms, with use of kitchen, first house, Soallold View, oft Park Road. T~ O LET, a new 6-roomed Houso in Ded wood Torraco, Ponsonby (near Three ■ Lamps): gas and wator.—Apply hoiiße below, or to J. -norland, top of Grey-stroet, TO LET, Houso of 10 rooms, cornor of Upper Queen-street and Wost-stroct, hav ing evory convenience. Lately occupied by tho Rev.Samuel Macfarlane. Rent, 27a0d per week. Key next door. — Apply lo It. C. Greenwood, Vulcan Lane. mO LET, a now cornor Store, Epsom Road I io rooms, well-finished, stabling, &c., &c.; a good opportunity.—W. and J. K. Voile. Auo ! tionoers, opposite Savings Bank, Queen.streot- TO LET, Epsom Road, two new hand some well-finished Villa Rosidonces, 10 rooms, bath. &0.. &c—W. and J. It. Vailo, Auc tioneers, opposite Savings Bank. Queon-streoL O~LET~(Norfolk-Bt., just off Ponsonby Road), handsomo and comfortable Villa Residence of 9 rooms; water laid tn, and every oonvonlonce ; nice position: dsublofrontage; situate quite olose to Ponsonby Road and tram lint. Rent, only 20s por weak.—Apply to Mr R. Gordon, next new Savings Bank, Surrey Hills; or to P. F. Evans. Land Agent. O LET, Shops with 7 rooms —tho Finest Stand on the Ponsonby Road, be tween Three Lamps a»d All Saints' Church— with gas and wator and overy convenience. Rente modorate.—Apply to F. Quick, Ponsonby. or to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. Keys to be had from Mr Gregory. Photographor, next door. O LET, 2 new Brick Shops, well finished; gas and water laid on; situated in Wellcsley-street East.—J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, N.Z. Insurance. mO. LET, those Iron and Concrete Stores I situated oornor of Stanley-street and Alton Road; rent moderate.-Apply to S. J. Edmonds, Cußtoms-street. , TO LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen street; suitable for Office, Store, or Sample-room-.—Apply Lewiß and Simpson. mO SELL OR LET, 7-roomed House, X J-aore.—S. Prince. The Grange, Mount Eden. m O BE LEASED. DAIRY FARM, 2 miles from Symondsstroet: .36 acres rich grass,- with Dwelling-hoime of 6 "rooms; cowsheds, piggerieis, &p.; plenty of water.-W. L. MITCHELL, Land and Estate Agent, 8. Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street EVONPORT.— To Let, 5-roomed House with tank. well. etc.-A.pply H. Patrick, Melrose, or J. Watkinson. Tailor, Wellesley-st, Auckland. . S~ IX-IROOMED HOUSE to Let in Nel son-street; city water; 6 rooms, Picton- Btreet.-C. Williamson. Estate Agent, High-st. SHOP and 5-roomed Dwelling to Let in Vlotoria-streot; 25s per week. Fittings and -Fixtures,'Llo. - Address "Mr C", Star Office; ' ; i TCTORTH SHORE.—To Let, either fur _lN nished or unfurnished, for the summor months, a convenient House (7 rooms); pleasantly Bituated near the wharf.—Apply North Shore Pharmacy. Corporation Notices. |^ITY OF AUCKLAND. EARTHWORKS, FOOT OF HOBSON-ST. The City Council will receivo Tenders until 3 P.m. of THURSDAY, December 4th, for above work., in .torms of plans and specifications to be viewed at the office of tho City Engineer, Coun cil Chambers, High-street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tondprfl to be endorsed, "Works, Hobson-st." E. 4. PHILIPS, Town pjerfr. Town Clerk's Office, Nov. 22,1831. 488 A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. tlmjders for dwarf wall, orna mental iron RAILING, AND FENCING. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, Nov. 26,1881. Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 9th Decembor, 1881. at;noon, foi Dwarf Wall, Ornamontal Iron Railing, and Fencing for at Harbour Board Offices, Quay street, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office. .«_.--ik The lowest qv im? fchjler not _ecessarilj a TeSdMs to he endorsed, "Tondev for Dwarj Wall, So." GRAVES AICKIN, Chairman. -T> OROUGH OF PARNELL -*-*■■■ RATE NOTICE. Notice IB iikrkry GIVEN tttat all Rates due li terms of notices delivered rmjßt be paid wlttjon . * It- also notified hereby that unless the Wate and Drainage Rates (so png: overdue)!ire'mnK diatelypaid. the Council will be compelled b take legal proceedings to enforce payment. S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk November 29,1881.



lost and Found. LOST, 3 Pies.—Apply to R. J. Sandall, Now North Road. 10s reward. OST, on Sunday last, in tho Remuera Road, near St. Mark's Church, a Silver Brooch Bet with pearls.-Tho finder will receivo 10a on application to Mr Huskisson, Watoh ttl tkor. Newmarket. - LOST, a Retriever Pup, about 4J months old. — The flndor will bo rewarded by leaving same at Brigg's, Butcher, PonßQnby. LOST, Yesterday, a Bag, containing valuablo papers, of no use to any but owner. Please leave it at Mr Lowe's Shop, Kyber Pass. . ' ■' LOST, between Grey and flobson streets, a Silver Locket and Chain. A liberal roward given.- Samuel Coombes & Co., Canada Buildings, Quoen-stroct. __^__ LOST, between Beresford-strcet and Albert-street, Waterworks Meter Rate Book.—Finder please return to Waterworks Office, or Jas. Carlaw, jun., Turncock. LOST, on Monday week, between St. Georgo's Bay Road and Queon-streot, Frieze Coat, much worn.—Roward on delivery to McCaughey, Cabstand, or City Market Yard. OST, on Saturday last, a Fox Terrier, with largo blask spot on centre of baok.— Finder pleaae return aamo to Star Office. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Cornor of Wellesley and Albort-streeta. — Meeting for United Prayer THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A'Bible Reading will bo given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MEN every SUNDAY Afternoon, from 3 till 4. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.—B a.m., Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Morning Prayer, Ser mon, and Holy Communion; 0.30 p.m., JCvening Prayer and Sermon. "St Andrew and Advent, T. BAItNABAS'S, Mount Eden.—First Sunday in Advent, St. Androw's Day, Day of Special Intercession for Missions—ll a.m.. Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Communion: 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Sermon, " Waking. S~~T. TIIOMAS TS CHURCH.—HoIy Com munion. 8 a.m.; Morning Prayer. 11 a.m.; Flower Service. 3 p.m.; Evensong, G. 30 p.m.— Lloyd Keating, Pastor. S~~T, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Roy. A. Car rick. Subject: '-True- Christians, tho World's Light." Evening at 6.30, Mr W. Ferguson. Sub ject: " Christ, our Pattern." ELLESLEY - STREET BAPTIST CHURCIL-Sunday. 30th Novomber.- Pastor W. E. Rico will preach—Morning, .in the Church. 11 o'clock; Evening, in tho Choral Ha 11,6.15 o'olock, ■■" Mount'eden baptist chapel. -Morning, |ll o'olock, Mr R. "B. Shaldors; Evening, 6.30, Mr D. Why took. TAHUHU BAPTIST CHURCH. —Roy. W. E. Rico will Preaoh in ;the above Chapel on MONDAY EVENING Next,' Dccembor lßt, at 7.30. All aro invited. ONSONBY BAPTIST CHAPEL.— Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30. by the Pastor, Rev. ft Cartor. Subject: Morning -" Signs of tho Timos." Evening-" The Ex tinction.of Evil." ' - ARCH HILL WESLEYAN CHURCH. —Morning, at 11 o'olock, Mr Olphert; Evening at 0.30, Mr Gibson. Sankoy's hymns used at the Evonlng Service. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH. - Morning at 11. Roy. W. Clarke (of Sydnoyl; Evening at G. 30. Rev. J. Y. Simpson (of South Australia). OT. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHUROH, JO Ponsonby.—Morning at 11. Rev. A. Rold ; Evening at 0.30. Rev.—Mr Burgess (of South Aus-, traliaj. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning at 11. Mr A. C. Lawry; Kvoning at 0.30, Roy. S. Griffith. DEVONPORT WESLEYAN CHURCH. •—Morning at 11, Roy. W. G. Parsonson; Evening at 6.30, Rev. W. O. Parsonson. * ' UNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT STREETS- Morningat 11, Itov. S. Macfarlano. Evoning at 6.30, Rev. S. Macfarlune. MOUNT HDKN—6 30 p.m., Mr C. Runaliaw. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MORROW OS follow»:- ALE XA N 1 )R A-STREET- Mornlng at 11-Rov. W. S. Potter. Sub ject: "The Palm Troo an Emblem of the Righteouß." Evening at 6.3 U. Rev. W. S. Potter. Sub jeot: "Mosos1 Wise Choice/1 , PITT AND EDWIN STREETS- ■': '. ' Morninii at 11- Mr G. Turlev. Kvoning at G.3o—Mr It, B. Horsloy.* v* FRANKLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-November 30. -Morning. 11, Evening, 0.30, Roy. J. Booth royd. ' ' riONGKEGATIONAL SERVICES. Ly BERESFOR D-STREET- Morning at 11. and Kvoning at o.3o—Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. , MOUNT KUEN- Evoning at U.3o—Mr W. Brakenrig. ELSH SERVICE.—Tho Rev. R. J. Roberta will preach at tho Rooms of tho T.M.C. Association to-morrow (Novembor 30). at 0.30 p.m. A RCH HILL PUBLIC SCHOOL- J\. ROOM. - Lord's Day Meetings. - For worship at 11 a.m., Sunday-school at 3 p.m., and 'reaching at 6.30 p.m. All oarnestly invitod. Sankcy'shymns. piHKISTIAN MEETING - HOUSE, \j corner of Cook and Hobson-stroota.—Sub ject for To-morrow, at 0.30 p.m., " Unity and Uniformity, or How to Distinguish tlie Church of Christ." Coino early. Nocallection. Sankoy's hjmna. _____ ' 4 T_"EW~~CHU"RCH"SEiIVICES.—HeId JLI in tho Commercial Rooms, over Rattray's. Queen-strcot Morning at 11 o'clock. Subject: '■ The Return Homo." TVfBWTON CONGREGATIONAL JLI CHURCH. Edlnburgh-streot-Paatorj toy. Thomas Adams. Sunday Sorvices—Morn ing, at 11 o'olock. Mr C. E. Button; Evoning at 6.30, Professor Aldia. mHEATRE RO V A L,—SUNDAY JL EVENING SERVICES, undor the con duct of tho Young Men's Christian Association on Sunday evoning, from 8 to 9. All are in 1 vited. Boats free. %_■ P~ ~ONSONB"y HALL. — SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES, undor tho con" duct of tho Ponsonby Evangolistlo Compiittee, on Sunday Evening, from 8 to 9. Soata free. No colleotion. All aro invited. ".'.•-". TDATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION, JL\i Lome-street Hall.—To-morrow (Sunday), tfovomber 30.—Children's Lyceum, 9.3o'aim, Evoning Meeting at 7 o'clock. Lecturo by Mr Jas. Morris. Discussion in vlted. Musical Bbleo tions as usual. Ladies and the public ooraially invitod. The attention of mombeiß and friends is drawn to an advertisement re Plcuic in another column. "-' -.•* HURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER-DAY SAINTS.-Divlne Setvlce lcld every Sunday at the Masonic Hall, Now tan, at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. All aro luvited. No collection. >; CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oddfellows' Hall, Ponsonby. — Mornirig_ Service; at 11. Evening, Lecture at 6.45 by U. H. Taylor Thames). Subject: " Conditional Immortality n the Ist and 2nd Centuries." ■-. _ /^HRISTADELPHIANS meet in the \J Newton Hall for fellowship at 2 p.m., Bible Class at 3.30 p.m., to which the interested aro cordially invited. jfNHURCH OF CHRIST, Temperance \j Hall, Albert-street—Morning Selvloe at 11. Evening Lecture at 6.45 by Goo. Aldridge, Subject: "The Parable of the Great Snpper.'r /CHURCH OF CHRIST, New Eden Hall,: VyMtEden.^-MorningSorviceotil. JBfrenlne, Lecture at 6.15 by Jos. Dixon. ■ Stibjeoti "More: Beyond." : QT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. MR NEVILLE BARNETT'S ;-;: | SECOND .; ORGAN RECITAL OK THURSDAY, Utii DECEMBER.'.; UCKLAND BAPTIST TABER ■ NACLK. 7 •' 4. LECTURE In aid of the' Building Fund, • - BY REV. W. E. RICE, " THE CITY OF THE SEVEN HILLS," TUESDAY EVENING, half-past seven o'clock, Decombor 2,1881. IN ST. JAMES'S HALL, ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. ; J ROME-THK CITY OF THE SEVEN HILLS. SYNOPSIS: ! 1 ANCIENT ROME: its FOUNDATION.— Romulus and Remus succoured by a Wolf— The Twelvo Vulturos—The Seven Hills. ITS RISE: Wars and Conquests—Romanl Courage—Victorians everywhere—Reign of Augu'stus-Tomple1 of Janus—Advent of Christ— Caligula and Nero, monsters in human form—Burning of City—Persecution of Christians—Constantino the Great. ITS FALL: Reverses of Fortune—lnvasions and Defeat—Empire divided and dis-' solved—Origin of European Nations. ■„ j Recitation-" THE FALL OF ROME." 2. MODERN ROME.—Buildings-Strange Relics, —Baint Worship—lnhabitants—Bogßara—1 Idlers — Pricstß — Tho Pope — Modern Miracles (•' 7 dovlls oast out"). Recitation-" STAMP OUT THK IM PIOUS NAMIC." 3. BIBLICAL HOMlC—lmpi'lnonmont Of St. Paul —ITtH prlvulo roolilonoo —2ml Im prisoninnnt-Miirlynloni—J)««(l yot Allvo —Laurtablo iimlillion, MUaiO AT INTICUVAIA , [FlKl M R 8 J^ g OMERVILL B , WBIVI4iiBI ( Icy-Bl'UEß'l' (or i'( IMITK OI'UIU HOUSE), BICQB TO INTIMATE THAT SHB 18 NOW SHOWING ENGLISH and PARISIAN MililNßßt ENGLISH and PARISIAN MILLINERY; RECEIVED PER lOtfKJ, ■~ October 11881.



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Splendid House, with 6 apartments, in Boresford-streot, just fifth from Congregational Church.—Apply Mr Me- Keown, Baker, Wharf. OR SALE, the Leaeo of a Shop with two Dwelling-rooms; no ground rent; an excellent businoss site in a main thoroughfare. Price, £150.-Apply "Alpha," Box 307, Post office. FOR SALE, in City, House of 8 rooms with every convenience; freehold, near Queen-street; a bargain,—R. T. Chatfleld, Pal meraton Buildings. FOR SALE, a small Bush Farm, within 20 miles of Auckland, with good house. All fronting a main road. A sure fortune to anyone possessing about £300. — Apply for par ticulars to W.F.H., Post-oHlce, Auckland. FOR SALE, nice paying Business (Suburbs); good business person can pur chase for £35.—Grant and Cooke, 75, Queen street. FOR SALE, four prominent level Allot ments at the corner of Wallace and Argyle Btreots, Ponsonby; 18 and CO feet frontages; from £3 10s per foot. This property commands a good, prospective value, situated in a favourite locality, close to tho Ponsonby Wharf and tram way terminus. — Apply Malcolmson and Do Lacy, Tho New Zealand llouso, Land, and Estate Agonoy, High-street. FOR SALE—LINCOLN-ST.—Very nice little Cottage and Allotment, 33 x 100, for £200. Good garden with fruit trees in full bear ing, verandah, oven, etc. A bargain.—Apply D. F. Evans, Auctioneer and Estato Agont. (1311) TTIOR SALE (Wood-street), very comfort- JD able and convenient Villa Residence, fitted with every convenience — kitchen, scullery, wash-houßO, laundry ; gas laid on ; chandeliers, Venetian blindß; 2-stalled stable, buggy-houso, loft, &c. Good garden ; splendid view of har bour ; only 15 minutes' walk from Quoon-Btrcot. —Cards to view and further particulars from D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer and KBtatc Agent, Queen-street. (1309) FOR SALE, at MOUNT EDEN, some of tho FINE3T ALLOTMENTS in this locality, having frontages to Owen's Road and Mountain Reserve, with cheap pasturage; have the sun all day. Also, ViCRY HAND SOME VILLA RESIDENCE, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gas, and every con vonlonco; 'bUßes pass constantly, — Edward Wayto, Houso, Estate, and Monetary Agtnt, 5, Mercantile Chamber?, Quocn-atreet. FOR SALE, an Hotel, with Goneral Store in connection therewith, in a ilsing district, doing a largo business. Proprietor leav ing owing to Blokness in tho family.—For parti oulars apply to Brown, Barrett, & Co., Mer> chants, Elliottstroot. FOR SALE —THE GRANDEST LEASEHOLD IN THE ClTY—occupying the first position in Queenstreot, on landing at the Wharf. At corner of three streets, viz.. Queen, Quay, and Little Queen Streets, having frontages of 26 feet each to the first and last named streets, and 120 f oet to Quay-street, facing the harbour. There is a party wall already erected, and tho foundations at both ends, at a cost of £400. Tho term is for 50 years, tho rental for the first 20 years being £390, and £585 for the balance. This lot must become immensely valuablo at no distant date. Price, £1,000.— Apply immediately, J, R. Randerson, Auc tioneer; Tpi O ft SALE. GORDONVILLE, AVONDALE-This grand Propory fronts Great North Road (just 5 miles from centre of tho city), and with easy grade extends down to the Waitemata Harbour, containing in all about 50 acres, which will be sold in ono lot, or subdivided to suit pur ohasors. This is a grand investment, Terms and price easy. D. F. EVANS. FG. E W I N~~G T O N, • ESTATE AGENT, QUEKN-STREKT (Established 18 yours.) FOR SALE—A large Dwolling-houso, with Shop, at corner of York-street and Kyber Pass Road, in Newmarket, for £800. The erection of tho railway workshops at Nkwmakkkt has causod an influx of workmen with their families there, and this property should prove a good investment as a shop or boarding-house. ONE OF THK nEST Fivo-roomed Cottages in Auokland for Salo. Poaitlon: Kanaka-street, dose to Pitt-street and fet. Church, Price, £350. VOLCANIC BUILDING SITES at Rocky Nook. Mont Lo Grand, and Mr Ball's, Mount Roskill Road. A BARGAIN at Brown street, Ponsonby, £21.5. GENTLEMEN'S RESIDENCES at Mount Albert. BEAUTIFUL 2-ACRE SITE near KUcrslle Station. in».,,■■, t Lond - ■u«**mo-\. mHE NEW ZEALAND HOUSE, X LAND, AND ESTATE AGENCY. HIGH-STREKT, AUCKLAND. Bankerb : Tho Bank of Now Zoaland. Conducted by MALCOLMSON AND DE LACY. HOUSES FOR SALE. Oiiuncn-STHKKT, 1 rooms and scnllory £300 Ckummrk Road, 7 rooms and bath-r00m...£000 CiiABLOTTK-STUKtT, 5 rooms, allt. 33 x 100..£145 KiNOsr.AND, I rooms, allotment 10 x 113 £200 Lincoln-stkkkt, Grooms, aU"tin'nt33 x 100..£350 Mr. Kdkn Road, Grooms, allotnicnt3oxllo..£.!i. r)0 Nkwtonßoad.l rooms, a)lotmont33x 100. .£350 NAViKK-STiiitET, 7 rooms, allotments x 125. .£G£O Poi.len-btukkt, G rooms, allotment 36 x lit).. *350 Paknkm,, 7 rooniß, bath-room,allt. 00 x 210. .£SOO PUATT-STREKT, 3 rooms, allotment 90 X SO. .OW PiCTON-BTRKET, 14 rooms, eoncroto £1,200 Ponsonby Road.B rooms £500 Richmond Road, shop and 2 dwellings...£l,2oo Sklwyn-st. (2). Brms, bath-rm. allt. (10x150. .iSOO SiikliA'Bkaciißoad, 8r00m5.a11t.33x132..£450 St. Stephen's AvHNUE,7roomß.allotm3nt. .£OOO Sklwyx-rtrkkt, g rooms and bath-r00m...£150 ALLOTMENTS FOR SALE. AHQYI.B-BTBKKT, COJ x 110, £3 10s per foot Caiuope Dock, 40 x 120. £3 5a Mt. Edkn Road, 10 x 117, £5 „ WAILACK-STRBET, 48 x 221. £5 „ LEASEHOLD /.LLOTMENTS In AYR and BBHK6FOKD RTRISETK, CARLTOIT GORK ROAD, Hbpbubn-street, Park Avenue, and Wkl- LEStBTt-S/rKEET. \'i LANDS, FARMS, &o. AWndalJß—lo acres, House, &o £500 AHUROA—BO aores Bush 80 CnEVALiKR Point—os acres 950 Hamilton—N'r 100 acs, houso.f oncod,&c,.. 800 Hotko-160 acres .. .. .. .. -. 460 Long Bay—l 76 ao's,improved,fenced,house 1000 Opotiki—s acres, township 150 Panmure—6 acres, main road .. .. 600 And other Properties. Adrancos on Freehold Security, Runts, Intoroatß, and Aocounts Collected, Plans and Snooiilcationa for tho Erection of Buildings. Securities required for £200, £300, £500, and £1 000. WANTED —10 to 20 aores and 10-roomed House 2 miles from Auckland, an Allotment near Freeman's Bay, half-an-acro Mt. Eden and 8-roomod House, an Allotmont at Epßom, a aniall Boach Frontage to St. George's Bay. p* F. E, V A N S, jL?f [''il AUCTIONEER, V" LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, \- ' Bas FOR SALE The "following BUtt.DING ALLOTMENTS 1321—Bblla-street. Kllorslie—Building Allot ■ ment, 66 x 160. Price, 490. 134G—Clifton Road — Building Allotments, ■i-V- ■ 1 '; At) x 178; splendid sites. 1306—Cook-strbet—Two Firßt-class Building Allotments, Corporation Leaseholds, 'each 33x70, £125. 1181—CUBRAN-BTREET-6G x 117-6. £4 nor foot CoiLiNowooD-STREET— Splondid Site for Residence. 1328t-Commeroial Road —5 Building Allot '•'■'- ments, price 20s por foot. 1259—Commercial Road —4 Good Building Allotments, 12s per foot. 1203—Commercial Road—Good Allotment, 17 •. I. 1 x 100. Prioe, £5 oash and 6s per week. 928—EPSOM—50 x-150, quite level (near Junction ; -. Hotel), £3 per foot. 1322—Edfn street— Good Allotment, 33 x 90. I--- , <v Prico, only £33. 955—Great North Road—3s x 100, 3 Lots (good position), £5 per foot. 1085—GI.ENBORN, Ponsonby—ll6 x 100, splondid view of harbour, £GOO. 1350—Hamilton Road — Allotment 50 x 150, splendid position, £5 per foot. 1343—Howe-street (City)— Allotment 33 x 100 ; • good Building Site. £510s por foot. 1350—Hamilton Road—Splendid Allotment. 00 x 150, planted with fruit and shelter treos. £5 per foot. 1171—Keppbl-striset—2 Allotments with front age of 90 foot. £75 for tho two. 1288-Kino-street, Ponsonby-Splendid Sito, most central, just at Threo Lamps, Ponsonby Hall, &c.; one of the bost ■ . positions in this rising suburb, £6 per ■ • ' foot. 1320-KINQBLAND, 2nd Avenue—Several good ■ Building Allotments, at 15s per foot. 1220—Mackelvikbtreet, Surrey Hills—lo x 132, £1 per foot. 1221—Mount Albert—Several Building Sites. 1151—Lincoln-street—44 x 100, £315s per foot. ,!783—Nelson street—G6 feet frontage, £7 per 1237—Mount' Eden Road (close to Kdon Vine) ~,, I'~ 10 x 120, £3 per foot. 646—Newto n Road-66 x 99, corner of Exotor ., ... street, £4 por foot 1252—Nbwmarkkt—Good Cornor Allotment, 4G ' ■ .' -.. xIOO. £310s ncr foot. 1285—Newmarket, near Hotel-40 x 93-6, £110. 1291—Northcotk, close to Wharf—Grand sito ■ , ! splendid viow, fenood and planted, . ' ' 132x132; £350. .1297-^Nokthcotk—Two Grand Building Sitoo, ~ ;,,. oaoli 60x8311 only 82s fld per foot ;13124Ponsondy Road—Best Business Site In , ' Ponsonby, quite close to Threo Lamps, S3 x 100 1021—Parnkll, Bradford-stroet—Allotments, in flrst-olaBS position, from £A 10s por foot. ,1120—P'OMPALLHSR Tkbuack-15-7 x 100-0, level, £310s por foot. i199-PoNBONi!Y Road—9s x 1216, grand Busi noss Site, £15 por foot. 1200— Ponsonhy Road—4o <c 115, £10 per foot. 125U—Rubhem.-htkicict— I Building Allotments, 33 x 105, £10 oaoli. '1582 — SiioutiiANii-sthkßt, near St. Pauls— 1 tirtind Sito. Cheap. 050—SUMMHll-B'i:tKET—l Lota, each33x99, 15s por foot 775-St. OiiOitmc'B Bay Road—ss x 110, several Lola, from £4 10s. 1101—STi/AitT-H'i'itKKT—27xllo, nearly allfenced. <!80. 1100-Stuaut-stkkkt—4o x 119, good-view, £110. 123B—SUNNYSIDE Road, Mount Bden—36 x 100, £ I por foot 1307— SARBriELD-BTREET — Firßt-class Allot mont, 186 x ii3o; grand corner; three f rontaKes; near the beach; £800. 1180—Vermont-street—Lot. 40 x 100. £IGO. 1310—Verijqn-btbket — GSflod' Building Allot night, oituate near We'lesleyTStrect Oflfcr wanted. • Wbst Queen-stbeet—Grand Site fpi ■ 1 j . Warehouse. 1219—Wakefibld street—Splendid Buildinf Bite. ■1296^-Wbixington-btreet, near comer Nelson street—l 6 x 100, easy terms. ' 1239 — Wyndham-street, City — Warehousi •■■ ' Site 42 x 60, close to Queon-streot. -IM&^Valley Road (Mount Eden) — Splendic Voloanio Allotments; Buperb viow £2perfoot. -'.-'• D. F. EVANS, LAND AND ESTATE AGBNT.



FOR SALE, lcaso of Premises in Upper Queen-street with five years to run; now in occupation of Smith and Caughey. First class opening for a Grocer or Butcher. — Apply Smith and Canghey. |710R SALE, Paddle Steamer "Black JP Diamond," and several Barges.—Apply Bay Coal Company, 75, Queen-street, Auckland. FOIt SALE, Freehold Sections of various sizes in tho choicest position in the sub urbs. Wo aro prepared to arrange with the purchasers and to put up Buildings on these sections on payment of a small portion of tho cost: balance on mortgage at 7 to 8 per cent- Apply to F. J. Moss & Co., Land Agents, Short land-street. FOR SALE, a Very Fine Estate of 2,000 acres, near a Railway Station, and with Excellent Dwelling-house and all neces sary Farm Buildings.—Apply to F. J. Moss and Co.. Land Agents, Shorftod-street. FOR SALE, lih Acres, Avondale, cheap; also, 5 Acres or more, Onehunga, adjoin ing Pah Farm; easy terms.—H. Partington. FOR SALE, Houses on terms to suit overyone.—Apply to J. F. Brown, opposite Kingsland Post-oftlco. FOR SALE, Symonds street, near City Road, well built House of 0 Rooms, in first-class order.—H. Partington, Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildingß. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, largo Store in centre of rising neighbourhood, Eden Terrace.—Apply .1. W. Heath, Charlotte-street, by Riding School. New North Road. FOR SALE (St. Goorgc's Ray), pretty 7-roomod House; conservatory, and taste fully laid out garden; boating and bathing.— Guy Trcnohard, 83, Queen-street. FOR SALE, 2 Allotments at Mount Eden, £2 per foot; Kingsland Estate, 1 allotment, £30. — Guy Trenchard, 83, Queen street. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Upper Queen-street, a 4-roomed llouso and Allot ment.— R. M. Holghlon, Agent, 177, Queen street. FOR SALE, tho Mare Mignonette, winner of tho Pakuranga Hunt Club Steeplechase, also second in Soiling Steeplo chaSß this year.—Apply J. H. Dalton, Victoria street East, Auckland. TIOE IMMEDIATE SALE. JERVOIS ROAd7I?ONSONBY - A Large Well-flniehed SHOP and DWELLING, with largo workshop detached; gas throughout; every convenience. BLAKE-STREET, PONSONBY-Two Well finished New 5-roomed HOUSES, 3 fire-places, register grates, gas throughout, wash-house, water laid on; 'buses and tramcars pass con tinually. OTAHUHU, main road (nearly opposite Sta tion Road)—A Convenient 7-roomed HOUSE; ground, 64 x 130; largo new wash-house and fowl-house, 2 lOOgall. tanks, well, and every con- For particulars apply to H. S. Woodruffb, Jervois Road, Ponsonby; or to S. COCHRANE & SONS, Auctioneers, Queen-street. CRICKET SET for Sale.—Bats, Ball* Stumps. Leg-guards, and Gloves; com' pleto; best make, equal to new; a bargain.— Apply R. Adams, College Road. SITE FOR VILLA RESIDENCE, extending from Sentinel Road baok to Ijawnmcostreet, with a total frontage of 628 feet. Tho ground is sholtored from all cold winds. Tho fruit trees on tho back portion are numerous, and very valuablo, being in full bearing; last year there were about two tons of apples, besides great quantities of plumß, quinces, pears, &c—Apply J. H. Witheford, Shortliind-street TRONG Zinc-Hnod Cases for Sale.— Champtaloup & Cooper, Booksellers and Stationers, 70, Quoon-street. ~jm DW D. T\7" AYT E, 5, Mercantile Chambers, FINANCIAL AGENT, HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, BROKER, &O. FOR SALE—Houses from 4to 12 rooms; Al lotments, very deep, from £2 5s per foot; Farms and Land, from £1 per acrp. TO OENTLEMKN. MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS.—Edw. Wayto offers for sale grand Residence Sites from 1 to 20 acres, close to rail way station, Mount Albert, four miles from city; 'buses constantly, fare 6d. Tho land is well cleared ; volcanic of tho best quality; the situation high; the neighbourhood respectable ; tho views of water and mountain very line. Price and terms very oasy. — Kdw. Wayto, 5, Mercantile Chambers. FOR SALE, within easy walking distance of the Post-ofllco and Banks, a large number of capital Houses, from I to 12 rooms, and Allot ments. Seekers ot Residences and Building Allotments close to city should apply at onco. —Kdw. Wayto. ESPLANADE, MOUNT EDEN.-Ono of tho very oholcest Allotments of Ground in the dis trict, 155 x 200; grand view, cannot bo shut out Carriage drive to Mount Eden Road. A bar gain. Terms easy.—Kdw. Way to. TO FRUIT-GROWERS. Etc.—For Sale, few miles from Auckland, 1 mile from Station, snug Furin of 100 acres good Land, in grass; House 10 rooms, and outbuildings; Orchard, nearly S.COJ choice Apple-trees, etc. Healthy situation. Very suitable for a sanatorium. Grand pano ramic view. To approved purchasers excep tionally easy terms will bo offered. £300. -House 7 rooms. Kingaland. Cash, £50. EDW. WAYTE, 5, Mercantile Chambers. Continued on First Page. Personal. WILL Mr K. bo good enough to return tho Chair, and oblige MATRIMONIAL.— Anintelligent.hand somo, and well-to-do native, with highest references, seeks an English girl tor a wife through Hannaford's Agency. Photo and full particulars there. meetings. fTJ A.C.B.S. — AUC X JIL« land branch, no. 81.—The Quarterly Meeting will beheld in tho usual place at 8 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, 3rd December. Business: Nomina-: tion of Officers, &o. Secretary in attendance from 7 p.m., to receive Contributions. P. KEARNEY, . Secretary. fTX OBS O N CORP S. Monthly Inspection, Drill-shed, on MONDAY EVENING, at 7.W; full dress. Judging Distance Parade, on SATURDAY; muster at Drill shed. 3.30 p.m. PETER DIGNAN, Captain. "vIS T OVAL ORANGE LODGE.— «,. J_J CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. 1. ---/JTO The Regular Monthly Meeting of the ——. above Lodge will be held in the Hall, Newton, on MONDAY next, Deo. 1, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren cordially invited. By ordor of the_W.M. /TRA LODGE, No. 348, I.C. The regular Monthly Meeting will be held in tho Lodge-room, Freemasons' Hull, Princes etrect, on MONDAY, December 1, at T. 30 visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By command of the W.M. A.3. RUBSSLL. P.M., Secretary. TVTEW ZEALAND ORDER OF GOOD _13i TEMPLARS.—The Members of the Good: Samaritan Lodge, No. 8. will hold an Open Lodge Meeting on MONDAY Evening/ Decombor Ist, in tho Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, Wellesley-streot, at 7.30. Allinvltod. Admisslon A Fre T e. pAYNE THE NORTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURING COMPANY : (LIMITED). !_, The Third Annual Meeting of tho Shareholders in the above-named Company will be held at the Oflicc of the Company on FRIDAY, sth Deoem her, at 3 p.m. Business: To recoivo the Report of tha Directors and Balance Sheet, Election of Two Directors in the room of E. MIT CHELSON. Esq.. and JOHN GITTOS, Esq., who retire, but aro eligible for re election; to elect Auditor, and to transaot any other business that maybe brought forward. Tho TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Friday, November 21st, to Decombor sth, both inclusive. By order of the Diroctors, THOMAS HODGSON, Secretary. Hobsonatreot,Auckland.November 11, ISSt. /"CRIMEAN VETERANS.—A Meeting of \J all those interested in tho formation of a Crimean Veterans'. Association will take place on WEDNESDAY, 3rd of/December,' 18M, at Robson's Commercial Dining Room's, Qiieeii strect, at 7.30 p.m. All other Veterans who have seen active service aro cordially invited to attend.—W. Power, Secretary ffn> tern. OTTER'S PATENT WOOL SCOUR ING MACHINE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (Limited). The General Mooting of Shareholders will be held at tho Company's Ofßco, Colonial Bank Buildings, on THURSDAY, tho 4th"December noxt, at 11 o'clock, to receive the Jjirectors' Report, Balance-sheet, and to t Kvnsaot any other business whjch, may he brought forward. JOHN MUjNE, Secretary. Tenders. m ob v i l d c -r s. Tenders will be rocoived until noon of WED> NESDAY, December 10, for Alterations and Additions to Residence at Devonport, North Sh°lo' EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. m O BUILDERS, Tenders will be received by tho undersigned until noon of TUESDAY, 9th December for tht Erection and Completion of Shops in Karanga hapo Road. Plans at my office. Queen-street. S. M. HISRAPATH. ArcMteot. ■XTEWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT. Wanted, Tenders up t$ 3rd December, nppn for Korbing and phannelling aVi.oul 800 feet Particulars'tp, bp had'b.f Secretary at Jfpw market Hall, W. J. SUITER. Chairman. Ik/TOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT, N OIIC E. Tendors are invited for iCarting•Metal by tht "gS&SS&^Z^iS^ of Mr CfeWst n!?£S above Store not late, than THURSDAY, December Ith. A. K. TAYLOR, Chairman. November IBth, 1881. continued on First Page.



Public Notices. ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE, TO-MORROW (Sunday), Nov. 30, MR FRED CROOK Will deliver the Second of his Series of Popular ' , Lectures, entitled, "MONEY AND MISERY." WHY THE POOR ARE POOR! WHY THE RICH ARE RICH! A BIT OF FRESH MEAT 1 THE BLOOMING FLOWER .A.T BAETZ GULCH &C, &C, &C. Admission—Circle, 1b ; Lower Parts, 6d. Doors open at 7.30; Lecture at 8 p.m. W. H. COWAN. Agent OT, SEPULCHRE'S SCHOOL-ROOM. A SALE OF WORK AND CHRISTMS GIFTS, In Aid of tlio GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH FUNDS, Will bo held In the above building on TUESDAY, 9ra DECEMBER. Doors open at 2 o'clock. Music in the Evening. Refreshments provided. Donations o£ Goods, eto,, will be thankfully received by the Committee on or before FRIDAY, sth PROX. "VTOVELTIES for Christmas Presents to JLI bo sold on Monday, at 2 o'clock, by B. Tonks & Co. ' £*~j;^- A N EXCURSION OF J&gZkfk -A- THE MEMBERS OF ifflfiMEnft *""'" AUCKLAND RATION IBBanBnff" * '"""' association i""B"f^ AND THEIR FRIENDS will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 10 o'clock on SUNDAY MORNING, November 30, 1881, per steamer Neptune. Adults, Is: Children under 12, 6d. Tickets can be had of Messrs A. Camp bell and W. C. Dennes, fIOR GREYMOUTH DIRECT. Slils&JEWJ^sSSl Q Q TTT?P AT T» SKrSsSSlifl b.b. tihiixAljl), mlSgtW& 100 Al at Lloyds, 356 tonß register, [ captain S. R. Savory, will sail as j above on WEDNESDAY/,the3rd I December, ats o'clock. No Cargo I. will be received after 4 o'clock. For freight, passage, or other particulars, apply to STONE BROS., Queen-street ATEW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROW jy ING AND MANUFACTURING COM PANY (IN LIQUIDATION). All Claims against tbe above Company must be sent to the undersigned without delay. ARTHUR R. DKNDY, | Liquidator. : Auckland, 29th November, 1884. j SEWING MACHINES to work by elec tricity, hand, or foot.—D. S. Chambers, 20 Queen-street, near the Goneral Post-office. TyOLFE'S SCHNAPPS.—-No nervous sufferer V* over tried this wholesome stimulant with out being thankful. JAMES SLATOR, Architect, Engineer, Draughtsman, and Illuminator, Coombes's Chambers, next Auckland Hotel, Queen-street. A SALE of Print Morning Gowns and Children's Frocks, in variety of colour and material, made from the newest French patterns, will be held for the benefit of St. Hary's Church Fund on MONDAY and TUES DAY, Afternoon'and Evening, opening at 2.30, at St. Mary's School, Scarborough Terrace. ART UNION DRAWING.—Mrs Powne notifies that the above takes place on WEDNESDAY. 3rd Dec, at 8 p.m., 255, Queen street, Ticket sellers please return accounts at once. J "VTOVELTIES in Ivory Flower China to; J3I be sold on Monday, at 2 o'clock, by B. Tonka fc Co. /GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION, MR R. T. BOOTH'S CHOIR Will Meet for Rehearsal on MONDAY NEXT, Dec. 1, at 7.80 p.m., : In tho School-room, United Methodist Free Church, Pitt and Vincent-streets. All are Earnestly Invited. A U.,C KLAND MUSEUM. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, November 30th, the Auckland Museum will be Open to the Public on SUNDAY AFTERNOONS, from 2 to 5 p.m. j T. F. CHEE3EMAN, Curator. A Lli Accounts due to me must be settled j£\. on or before the first day of Docember, otherwise legal proceedings will be taken to re cover the same.—Frank J. Quick, North Shore. TfXHAUSTED nature signifies by symptoms -L' that she needs aid and succour. Use Wolfe's Schnapps. ! IT IS REQUESTED that all Claims upon tho firm of Ingram and Co., Durham-street, bo sent in under cover to W. Crawford, Hay-, market Ironworks, Durham-street, as early as possible.—J. In'ORAM and Co. ; N EXPERIENCED Lady Teacher, - pupil of Dr. Hiles (Manchester) and Madame Lilas (London), is prepared to give Lessons in Music or Singing.—For address, apply Mr Impey's Store, Mount Eden Road. j THREE DAYS - ONLY. — Christmas Presents and Novelties. Selling off, less than half coat; no offer refused.—Richardson Bros.. Victoria-street, near Scutt'n, Draper. \ N OTHER GREAT SALE OF BOOTS. J\. —At the Economy Boot Shops there is a Great Clearance Sale every week; fresh Stock' .every Monday morning.. Don't forget—Child ren's E.S. Boots, own make, 4-13, 4s.—Grey and Victoria-Btreeta. O BAKERS, &c—Shavings from planing machine to be given away in any quantity at my Workshop, Chapel-street.— ■Thos.,Colebrook, Builder. O~VER 500 DIFFERENT SAMPLES of English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds and Fancy Coatings to select from. Suits from 50s to ta 10b: Trousers from 13s6d to fllSs.— Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street. ' mHE LITTLE GO will run to Onehunga A on and after MONDAY: From Auckland, at 10 a.m., 3.30 p.m.; from Onehunga,at 12.30 p.m., 6.45 p.m. _ T. J. BAINBRIDGK. Proprietor. WHY WEAR SLOPS? SUITS TO ~ measure from 50s; Trousers to measure from 13s 6d.—Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street. A : BIRD IN THE HAND IS WORTH^ -£^- in the bush; and a pound in my pocket is worth 2 on my books. — Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey street. _J HAVING disposed of my coach business at North Shore, I haye a few very Superior Horseß left for Sale.—Apply to F. J. Quick, Devonport, North Shipre. •':< ■ '; MEGRIM PENClL.^Everyone should' be in possession of a Megrim Pencil, at the cost of Is 6d. Certain Cure for Head and. Toothache, Local Rheumatism, Mosquito Bites,; &c. Sold at all the Chemists and others.—! Wholesale Agents: Brown, Barrett, & Co. . PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE,, opposite Prince of Wales Hotel, Hobson., street; quiet and respectable, with every com-1 fort; plunge aud shower bath; piano; terms' moderate. . -■; PRIVATE BOARD. AND RESIDENCE; for a Single Gentleman in a private family:terms moderate.—Apply "8.C., Post offlce, Ponsonby.' ■■.■..) "VTORTH SHORE.—Superior accommo -1 t! dation for gentlemen or married couple. Private family; no children; board optional.— Address Stab OfHce. pjjfUWi UMBRELLAS Wanted to O"vT" Re-cover arid Repair,1 at Falk ner's, opposite the Red Boot, victoria-street. Best work and punctuality guaranteed. THE POWER OF READY MONEY 1 IS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS. Our West of England Guinea Troupers; else-, where 30s.—Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street). IRKENHEAD, — Sunnyside Gardens.. —Mrs Jenkinsbn Ip how ready to receijVe. Visitors. Strawberrios and, Fj;esli' Cream always ready. Boftid, and, Residence. ' DISEASE — SMALLPO^, FEVERS, Etc.—All persons wishing to, keonfyom, those horrible diseases should at once procure a .packet of WARNOCIv'S celebrated fflSlNim TANT, as " Prevention is tiettiir. than Cure."— Sold by all Storekeepera, Chemists, ntc, fld the Packet. ■ «-j fi TO £10,000 LENT on Building d&AvF Society princlplos.or on other terms to 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. Willamson, Land, Estate, and Msancial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. BLOOD CQOLER fa now sold at all Hotels. It is the best morning pick-me up ever known. It instantly removes Nausea and Headaohe. ■\\r p m si T T All children suffor from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apothecaries' HU opposite Post-office: ROSELINE fob Tins HAIR -This ele gant preparation completely eclipssi every article of a similar kind now before ; the public. Price, Is Gd a bottlo.—Scarlatti), ' Apothecaries Ball. ATS! RA T S"! RATS !-Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE. Rats oat it greedily, and die: no smell. Price. One ShMne a Bottle. B\ C. BHARLAND, opposite Poßt-offloe. TOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous BeIief—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottle,— F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Post-office. T> ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— _EV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, Price. 2s 6d and Is Bd.—F. C Sharland, opposite th Post-offioe. DR ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2a 6d a box.—Colo. nial Agent, V. C. Shabland. opposite tho Vsfr. OfflOO JG. HBJfP»»TO N'B • CHERRY PKCTORAL. Is6d, ZsM, la 8d per bottlo. To be had only al Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lamps



PONSONBY WESLEYAN BAND OF HOPE. Tho Choir o£ tlio above will render the favourite Service ol yonj; entitled "UNCLE TOM" IV THE I. PONSONBY WESLEYAN SCHOOL-ROOM, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER IST, 1881. The Literary portion of the Service, consisting of 18 prose recitations, will be given by Members of the Band of Hops. "Uncle Tom's" sonss. with those ol "Eva,""Km," and "St. Glare," will be performed as solos, &c, by Ladies and Gentlemen of the choir, supported by a Chorus of CO voices. Tickets. Is; children, half-price. Doors open at 7 p.m. Commence at 7.30 p.m. "VTOVELTIES in Artistic Terra Cottaa to -Li be sold on Monday, at 2 o'clock, by B. Tonks and Co. .. - :; ■ WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS is an agreeable ' » remedy for debility, indigestion, bilious ness. fee. Be sure yon obtain wous's. TTOWARTH, TAYLOR, & CO., Warehousemen and Importers, Beg to intimate that they have REMOVED to ELLIOTT-STREET. pHEAP CASH SALE OS MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. DUNUE, HALL & CO. Are now Offering tho Whole of their Well selected Stock of TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS I BONNETS SILKS SATINS N ; RIBBONS LACES GLOVES HOSDIRY UNDERCLOTHNG DRESS MATERIALS COSTUMES, &C&O, AT AND UNDER COST. : ' ' : . .'■ TT i THIS IS A GENUINE SALE, ! As we are GIVING UP BUSINESS, and Intend turning our Stock into money as soon aa , possible, by SELLING OFF REGARDLESS OF-COST. DUNNE, HALL & CO,, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite MoArthur'3 Warehouse, M ° __^_ E Vi We have on hand, ready for Investment in Mortagage Securities, the following sums :— Oneof «2,000 Two of.. .. ... .. 1,000 Oneof -800 ; Oneof i. .. .. .. 300 ; [ Also, several Smaller Amounts. VAILE AND DOUGLAS, INVESTING AND FINANCIAL AGENTS; SHORTLAND-STREET. ',: ; TmORESTERS' HALL,iNEWTOnJ THE AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION; Will open their first FLORAL AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION ON THURSDAY NEHT, DECEMBER 4. : Open on THURSDAY Evening, at half-past seven o'clock. FRIDAY and SATURDAY from two till Bix, and from seven to ten. /L^ j Admission: One Shilling; Children, 'hall-! price. Saturday afternoon, half-price. PROMENADE CONCERT EACH EVENING; NOTICE TO INTENDING EXHIBITOR 3 . entries must bo made on MONDAY, vat Messrs Hill and Co.'s. 290, Upper Queen-street, or Mr R. French, Earangahape Road, from whom forms may be obtained. Exhibits must be deposited on WEDNESDAY EVENING, from seven to nine o'clock at the Foresters Hall, Newton. Tickets may be obtained at R, French's, Karangahape Road, or C. G. Hill and Co., Uppei Queen-street. ..' . G. PLUMMER. Secretary. •.': ]. 290, Upper Queen-street, j ■XTOVELTIES in Animal Figures (Dogs.j -Ll Cats, to.), grotesque and life-liko—an attractive speciality—to be sold on Monday, at 2 o'clock, by B. Tonics and Co. - - ■■■■■■!' THE DIRECT SUPPLY STOKE, 219-QUEEN-STREKT-249 AUCKLAND. I A GOOD DINNER SERVICE of 28 j pieces, only 11s. A FRESH STOCK of LARGE ,_, CUPS and SAUCERS, in different _; W patterns, at 4s. nf i to MORE CHEAP-PLATES AND Wl r DlSHES.—Pheasant Plates. 2s and ./»» . ■ upwards; Pheasant Dishes, 6d and lj zj .': upwards. ."■■> L 2 2 Also, CHINA and GLASSWARE In H q '. .variety, cheap and good. H q TOILET SETS (all qualities), gl M TRINKET SETS, LOOKING H pH GLASSES, &C..&0. g Cv FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DES- Q 2 CRD?TION.-A Good Assortment, H: 2 at Low Prices. - m JUST OPENED, Some Beautiful Sub- H c_, jeots in PARIAN STATUARY; W S also. RAISED FLOWERED S 5 CHINA BASKETS, JARS. C\ § FLOWER POTS, &c, SCO. Kj § CUTLERY VERY CHEAP. CQ M DINNER KNIVES. Is 6d dozen: H fa USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHEN P H UTENSILS,&o.: EGG BEATERS, W 2 Is ; CANDLESTICKS, 9d ; tS & i BREAD TRAYS, 6d; KITS, 6dj • POCKET KNIVES, 6d. j H -LAMPS, STOVE ORNAMENTS, Uf "" BELLOWS. "■ GLASS SHADES AND STANDS, to ;'r allsizes. •. . ; ; ■ HANCHARD & CRANWELL, ■ I tar' the braECT sdpplt stqbe, "B» ■ i 24S—Qusen-st., Auckland,—249 < | ,~|\/rQNEY TO. LEND—MalcoUnson and! JIjJL De iflcVj The New Zealand House. Land,, Estate, and Financial Agency. Hign-street, are; prepared to lend money to builders or others to assist in the Erection or Purchase Ot Houses on! Freehold or LeaMlioid Properties, at lowest' rates of interest, ~.'.. ■ • .'; .. ; _ .. TiIVERYONE taking a Pride in their. Jli Pomes will buy Novelties in Ornaments on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at B. Tonka and Go's. ' rii HRI S T MAS C A R;'D S., Jnst Received, a Large Assortment of all the Latest Designs in Christmas and New Year; Cards (Hand-painted, Photo., Perfumed) &c), also New Zealand Views and Flowers, lor. Home Mail, leaving in November.F l (\ y\ HY. A. COLSON, Stationer and Bookseller,; Victoria-street, near corner Sobson-street,: Auckland. ~ . . k Auctions. ' WILLIAM VAILE] |JOHN RIPPON TAILE TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3. ) { W. & J, R. VAILE - ; TTITILL sell by auction on Tuesday next, .TI : 2nd December, - $r \ PRODUCE (various) ' t ! . New Potatoes. Picked Old Potatoes FANCY GOODS 1 Case Fanoy Soap, Furniture. : W. & j7r. YAILE, ;!■,; ■ Auotioueow. ..., .. L \ yyu.MAM vailb] [john rippon vailk: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3. ? w. &j. r. vaile: ::,; WILL sell by auction on Wednesday next, December 3rd, at 11 o'clock, ■. DRAPERYI DRAfEiiY! CLOTHING DRAPERY, CLOTHING! CLOTHING 1 Particulars in future advertisement W. & J. R. VAILE, ; Auctioneers.. - ~ j W. 8. OOOHBANB] ! tUS. »A0RB! WEDNESDAY, DECBMBERi S. ,: : VELVET PILE DRAWING- 800M1 SUITE, WALNUT OVAL TABLE, WARDROBE, MANGLE, SUPERIOR PLATEDWARE, HOUSEHOLD FT7R-: NITURE. . . ' THE Subscribers will sell by auction, at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Wednesday, December 3, at 11 o'clock, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting M-'i Handsome Drawing-room Suite in velvet Pile, Walnut Oval Table, Drawing-room Fenders and Irons, Wardrobe, Bruasolls Carpet, Commode, Iroa Bedstead and Palliasses, Hair Mattress, Mirrors, Wash stand and Dressing T^blt,-, Cheat Drawers. Curtaina, 1%W89. SpoDee and Shower Baths, iWeTHopies, Meatsafe, Wangle,; K(.k*,Qn Utenailß, &c. AIBO, . L i*UPERIOR PLATED WARE' 'tSUver Tipped), consisting of Dinner ana Dessert Forks and Spoons, Ladles, &c SAMUEL cbCHRANE ft SON, > Auctioncewa. ... _ .—m*m.lm*~tl -i««»i»^-^---- — -



TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, ■ W At Noon. GREYTOWN, AVONDALE. GREYTOWN, AVONDALE. || MAGNIPIGENTiun.DiNG SITES. - D. F. EVANS. , rQ , t .,. f HAS been instructed fay Mr J. Palmer to]. sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 9th December, 18&J, . atnoon, . / A-i ..._>i..; ;/ 'XEE BAUKCEOFHIS MOST DESTBABLE ■'"! PKOPERTY, known as GREYTOWN, AVON DALE, which has been subdivided into most . ELIGIBLE LOTS, each about 99 x 132, fronting ■ roads full width, 66 feet. This property, situate on the rise just this side o( Avondale, com- - mands a grand view, yet not exposed to the cold i; winds; is in close proximity to the railway station, Church of England, Presbyterian ■ Church, Public Hall, Publfo School, &c.,&c. I Lots now flagged.; ■'>.'■ kM TERMS: One-third cash, balance can remain j for five or ten yean at 8 per cent., or can be < paid off any time. ■ ' Also, as instructed by Mrs Sayors, MOUNT EDEN-That Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, sitnatod on the main road. It comprises a Doable Shop and Dwelling-house. ......, The dwelling; comprises dining-room, Kitchen, bathroom, scullery and porch, 6 bedrooms, hall, gas fittings, register grates,' fowl-house.swash- , house, and workshop. Also the adjoining Allot ment and Re'idence, containing 6 rooms, very ;: ;" comfortably fitted and furnished. The whole property is situated in the most business part of i I the Mount Eden Road, is well and thoroughly built, and should command the attention of in- i ■ vestors and speculators., ... . ; . Also, as instructed by Mr Matthews,^ ARTHUR-STREET, off Franklin Road—That Very Comfortablo VILLA RESIDENCE of 5 rooms, with wash house, copper. &o.; gas and. :■";.-.■ city water laid in, gas stove. Now and tho roughly well built; commands a magnificent view of the Auckland Harbour. Parties about to purchase a residence in a good position and within easy distance of Queeri-street; should view this property. Also, asinstructod by Mr B. Williams, ■" 1 DEVON-STREET, Newtbn-That Very Con- ' l venient COTTaGE ot 5 rooms, verandah, kitchen stove, and finished off in a very superior ■' . manner. The allotment has a frontage of 66ft. i ". and is within a short distance ot' Queen-streot. I This is a grarid chance to secure a valuable •:■. Cottage and Allotment close to the main tho- I '; roughfare. j D. F."~ EVANS, j Auctioneer. a TUESDAY, DECEMBER IG, 1884, T: At Noon. MAGNIFICENT VILLA SITES. || :"«!GRAND(J LEVEL ALLOTMENTS.:' 1 "VOLCANIC. VOLCANIC. VOLCANIC. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. VALLEY ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. ■ fl ij fi 'AlBO,;. ,;f TWO VILL ARESIDENCES, OLIPHANT- . j STREET; PONSONBY. D. F. EVANS HAS been favoured with instructions I from Mrs Waters to subdivide and sell by ■ public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen-street, ■ on Tuesday, December 16,1884. at noon, - , HER WELL-KNOWN AND MOST DB- 9 SIKABLE VOLCANIC LAND, situate in B VALLEY ROAD. MOUNT EDEN, being the western portion of Lot 46, of section 5, suburbs ..; of' Auckland, whioh iB now being'subdivided into MOST ELIGIBLE VILLA SITES. Every . ■ lot will front a public road, fuU width, viz., 66ft. , -; The ftwlUon is firstclass. the aspedt'goodj ele vation high, yet not exposed; the view grand, extensive,: and sublime; Amoro healthy situa tion is hot obtainable. The Lots are .now:belng. pegged, flagged, and plans will be ready in a few days. Terms easy. . Also, as instructed by Mr J. S. P^ws, 1 HiS TWO COMFORTABLE 'VnilAS 'H known aa ".Clifton Villa" and "HoUy I Bank," situated1 in Oliphant-street, Pon- ■ sonby, containing each six rooms; new I :; '. and well-finished; two registersj Lento- ■■'. ington range; nice garden, asphalted p-< | j., paths.; sink in scullery, drained;sar/ jg These are two very desirable Houses, and to small capitalists offer a good investment,nHigh 9 elevation, good' view; commanding position, ; pleasantly .situated, in, pliphant-stroet, neat ? PonsonbyßoaoV ' 'l'' a'l/;"'-u- u XI BTAH 'JT'eMs'EasyP''-' :iIIJ D. F. EVANS,'Auctioneer. M TUESDAYr NOON. *~" HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE* AND EFFECTS. #, GLASsi CHINA, ' ' , L^.~§k and EARTHENtVA&S. '''AT ARTHUR'S MART. <^ ~. Under Distraint for Kent. Removed to Mart for Convenience of Sale, t* ;"-" i lU -<J -'-•-■■-■■'■'; -■- ■■■'■■>■•*■■■<■> jffi •■•'a-% rteoWamai to ARTHUR' t>aa aAS lieen favoured with instructions, ip • sell by public auction at his Mart. Queen-street (first floor), on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, 2 Pianos, 1 Harmonium, Horsehair Suite, Leather Suite. Lame Sideboard, Office Table, Hall Table and Umbrella Stand, Cheffoniera,;lChestr,sDrawerH. Meatsaf es, Carpets, Fenders and Iron I, Matting. Mats, Pictures, Loo and Oval Tables, Wash stands, Kitchen Tables, Bent-wood and Stuff. Chairai jCouohes,. Mirrors j and"Jfollet Glasses. DinrteYSets. Jugs: Totletfcare,1 Cutlery,"Hated ware, Marble Waahatahtl; Umbrella Stands. Walnut Tables. Iron -and Wood Bedsteads. DirdjagrTablea. Lamps, Sprini?. Hair,and.Flax Matthiases. Palliasses, &c., Hearth Rugs, Books, Colonial -.Conches, Kitchen .Utensils, Toilet Drawers; Half-tester Bedstead."Feather Bed and Pillows. ,SHOiIB ffiPSOJf --AISO, ;Lotßundrieß, Olothing,.Wafcheß; &c.;J&Mg|'i W, 8, OOOHBANE| [JAsi KAOBJI ;,';^;' :a'.TtIESDAY,IDE'ciMBER!'k n* i! boots ?and -Shoes, watches. :r, l,:: a:: ,r-. ,'gBWELLEKY,' ■• V JK 'BREECH-LOADING"GUN, BOOKS, .'-..'■ . 3'ANCY ,;GOpt>S.iT .a; THE Subscribers will sell^y.atifctign, at • :ithj6fr-Rbdnis.' Qneen-streot; oh! December2,at 11 o'clock, '^ '.;:,:',:,' FANCY'GOODS, Crockery, Pipeg,l Clooks. Portmanteaux, Whips,. Baskets,^ Glass ware. Tinware,-60 "Tols. Bottks^^Boota /ft^Shoes; Clothing,, Watoles/JMeUeiry &o.,:,«t^flaa»BA. :8;o. . .^w* i '-i . ~——^^—- A£iSO|™* "-•*-—*"•--"—•——™*— f~* \:s-;.ln the Estate of H. Whelan (dooeased^ ,W BOUBLE-BARREL ~ BREROM-LOADING Gti^'Engliah^LeW^aH^aid Qflld Cnftliii SAjdTJ^t.OOXMiiANi &SON, -au-"- " -1(J •Aiictibneers^"' "^v Mi* WEDNiSSDAY;' 'dJECEMBER 3, 'BiRTV'iN" d'OL'D-MINfNG' ■ColS'lNT r^ep i M|;ANy-BJ",RjESE'It^^;SHIIRES. [jj asjw-a .R. jr C.,GREENW;OOD i r;'.»!;io-te HAS received instructions from the ... :& a¥^? l, ot ty Danvin^oat Co. to sell. ■ at his Mart, Vulcan- Lane, on Wednesday nextl atnoon, (ai:j.i A.vp]i:,..ir . •■. j r ■: :WITHODI:EKSKEVB,ii£ ! 600 UNALLOTTBD SHAHKg, at pf&eht in I the Company's iuunfej' f'" ,Hi>: -!Ri G^.GREEN^OOb^ 1^ •Auctioneer. I , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBERS,; -,«' grand-;Clearing'^A'Hfe7 of , . t , IffiAPER^, Tr , "■■TO rCLOSfK'.CO3SfSIQNMENTS* W ■. ; . | i..v '" .WECHO'UT !RIfSEBYJS.I''\ t jj _£ sljbe'i el' l b\v i s - HAS1 receivedinstructions toSellJatn!a Booms, on the above date, at II o'olock, &C, Ac., *ft '} Terius at Sale., ( "j^^PiNESPAY,: DECEMBER 10; w"** Ex Oam aru. f .,. ..NOW LANDING., v,, a SUPERIOR ENGLISH-MADB >K3 ,; i;u.Bif[i T-xij&js^ """"** Amountjag to Pull partieolars in future Issue. _ A .GABRIEL LEWIS,-, t ?3 Auctioneer ' ''M =■ I^-^^ , NQTIGE. ', ~ .AT AN .EARLY <DATlfori*wi p -~. .-..TRADK SALE -.->-, .«.,, ■ Farticulars in future issuo. i-hi&Y 'l0^|: ■■-■ coßtannedonaagiitip*^.: -