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"PIMIL FRESE'S HAMBURG TEA. THE GREAT GERMAN FAMILY MEDICINE. RELIABLE, SIMPLE, EFFECTUAL. The well-known Tea has proved itself to be a Moat Certain and Efficacious Remedy for such diseases as Sudden and Severe Colds, Coughs, Fewrs and Ague, Asthma, Phthisis.Headache, Bowels, Kidney, and Liver Complaints, the Piles, Congestion, Sec. caused by an impure state, or a superfluity t.f blood. Its use removes Scrofula, Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples on the Face, Blotches, Boils, Rhoumatlo Pcdna, and Pains in the Bones and Joints. It is aPre'ven tlve against Contagion, and dostrpya Inhaled Miasmatic and Contagious Vapours. It purifies the Blood, cleansea the Stomach and Bowels, and glvea to the whole system a healthy, easy tone. It opens tho bowels in a very mild and certain way. It works on tho system gentef ally, causing little or no discomfort. It w^ll prevent almost any disease if used at least once a month. It restores tho appetito, it removes the distress caused by eatln_ hearty food or over loading the stomach, and.will be found efi'eotual as a Family Remedy whoro a. simple purgative only la needed. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA, HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. Alderman Murray's Rooommoadatlon. " York-Btreet, Sydney, February 13, 1884. Dear Sir,—l havo been a sufferer riora indiges tion and sluggishness of the live?, and was, a little tlmo ago, recommended to try the Ham burg Tea. I did so, and I found an excellent remedy. It is easy to take, and my children found no difficulty in taking it. I found that a few doses oleared my liver and greatly liu T proved my digestive organs, I can safely re commend Hamburo Tea.—Yours faithfully, Thomas Murray." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. A Bailor's Vordlot. . • Well-Btreet, Pyrraont, Sydney, Feb, 11,1881 —Messrs Hlllott Bros., Wholesale Druggists, Sydney; Dew Sirs,—Allow me to teatjfyto the imjucMa Amount of benefit which I havp de rivfilfirota Bmil Frese'a Hamburg Tea, I have trlod, in my tlmo, all kinds of nostrums and so called speoiilta for the relief and oure of ohronio constipation, but without permanent effect; in deed, when I had loft off takins any of the articles referred to, my system was in a much WOBJO condition than before. . I now drink the Hamburg Tea once a week, and thereby keep mywrif in flrst-olass bodily health.' I have a Krafid appetite, and am always in fine spirits. ' TTo_ need not be surprised to learn that I take care to reoommend this reliable and sure remedy to all seafaring men like myself. It is simply Invaluable to sailors, who have to endure so much from variable weather and suddea changes of t-mporature. I will always keep a supply of the tea on board. lam now confident tha^ it is bound to become very popular among all classes in the Australian oolonies, — Your grateful servant, John I_ung." hamburg tea. ii am jut kg tea. Hamburg tea. iiamuurgtea, ■ ' hambukgtea. What a JTonfttaiist Thinks About it. •iFebrtmry 14th, 1881.-Messrs Elliott Bros* Sydnoy ; Gentlemen,—l havo much pleasure in tolling you that your Hamburg Tea has proved Tory efficacious in relieving mo of complaints lnoldentol to a sedentary lifo. I havo given it a fair trial, and have found" it to bo not only a ' good regulating medicine, but' an excellent tpnie. Many of my friends have, I know, tried your Hamburg Tea, with equally ■ favourable resnlts. To those engaged in sedentary pursuit. liku myself, it will be found to.be an invaluable ' remedy.—Yours truly, Aifbed P. Vebnon, ' Journalist, Wcst-atrcet, Darlinghurst, Eydnsy." HAMBURG TEA. ' > HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. *■■{:-'■ HAMBURG TEA, For tlifi Guidance of Other*. " Glenmoroßoad.Partdington. - 14th January. 188*. "Gentlemen,—Some few weeks since I was so B everely affeotod with indigestion as to render my rising eaoh morning a matter of difficulty and pain ob account of severe p_inein the back; ' and it had just becomo necessary for me to tslco tt holiday from my work, for tho performance ot which I was by no means fit, when a friend mentioned to me the benefit lie derived from . tfce nae of Hamburg Tea. In the hopo of getting some: relief, I -Bed it myself, the result being (hat I was myself in threa or four days, and tutve not suffered ainoe. My Irlands havo advised me to write this for the guidance of ot jwra, and you are at-liberty to make what use pou plaase of this. — Yours. John KB-it. Messra BUiott Bros., Sydney." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. ■ ■ Nausea and Headaoho. "February I3th, 1884.-Meßsrß BlJlott Br6s.: DearSirs,—The Hamburg Tea which you sent me entirely relieved me of. the nausea and headache from which I hava suffered since the commencement of the hot.weather. Its effect in purifying tho blood was-soon observable, aad I continue to take it at intervals,, whenever I feet the return of any of ;.my old sjjjpptoms,— Your^ , J.OUN .BtAKKNY.tgubUshoi freeman's journal.l Chester Cttttaße, B.igg- Kteeat, Paddiugton." ' * .<•?.?<•/•-, ■'-. " ; ~ .„ ..A ;'.. . t .-■'• '■-■'■-..' HAMBURG TEA. UaMBUUG TEA, ' ' ■ -, : HAMBURG TEA, ■ HAMBURG TEA, HAMBURG TEA, . v -~ ■ .-■■•.?'* [j. J \d ! ■ That the Hambuko Tea ig most valuable foi the cure of hoadacho, and other, distressing complaints of females, may bo seen from the following letter written by a lady reagent in Sydney, whose address may be obtained at the offlce of the Agents :— ••Sydney, 10th February, 1881.—Dear Sir,—For soms time previously to naing- your Hamburg Tea, I bad been subject to headache and general debility, caused, I think, by the sadden phanges pf the weather. J am glad to say, however, thajt sincp taktog ty I have been entiroly toee from these complaints; and I think it Js a yer y yaluable medicine to have on hand.—Your 8 ialthf uUy, 3. Hooan." HAMBURG TEA, HAMBURG TEA. , HAMBUKG TEA. HAMBURG TEA.: HAMBURG TEA. Sotp pi all Chemists tap Sto^s^W'KßS. Vsppt-OM SHILLING & Pbiob-ONE aHL-OiJG & THBBKPKNGJffi. WHOIiESALE AGJENT3 FOR' AUCKLANp M. LEVY & GO.,



Wanted. , , \\J ANTED, Boy for tho Machine Room. V T -Apply H. Barton, Stab Oftlco. WANTED, a Barber.—Apply to W. L. Roth, Public Hot Baths, Victoria-at. Enst (next tho Cheap Bodding and Furniture Mart). ■ . W~ ANTED, a smart Boy, 14 or 15, for a ButchersShop.-M. Brearley, Butcher, Victoria and Cliapel-atreets. WANTED, an intelligent Boy to go Errands, &o.—Apply James A. Haslott, The. English Pharmacy, 184. Queen-street. ANTED, a good Painter.—Apply at once to Mr Donald Mac Lean. Church street, Devonport. __^ ANTED, a respectable Nursegirl; .references required. — Mrs Anderson, Welloaley-streetEastQrdhouse above the Park). \%J ANTED, a Plumber with tools for a TT few days,; also Tenders for painting house.—Apply R. Russoll, Richmond Road, after 9 a.m. ; WANTED, a good steady Man with reference as a Barman.—Apply Oram'a Hotel. Hobson-street. • \\T ANTED, Chemist's Assistant,—James V » A. Haslett, Tho English Pharmacy, 184, Queen-street. WHO would suffer from Indigestion and ■ Liver and Stomach Disorders when such a remedy as Speoial Tincture of Podophylluiil can be obtainod for Is per bottle from C. W. Goorlson, London Arcade, aole agent for Auck land] | i WANTED, a Traveller for a wholesale grocery establishment in this city. A thoroußii knowledge of tho grocery bußincsa essential.—Apply "Rex," Star Olilc, Auck laml._ | WANTED, at once, a thoroughly good General Servant.—Apply Mrs C.Hesketh, four doura above St. Mark's Church, Remucra. "\7£TANTED, first-clnss Vest and Trousers t V Hands; wages 3Cs, or pieoowork.— Woollams, Eoady Money Tailor, Sydenham Hou3o. foot of Grey-Btrect. WANTED, Tailors ; weekly wages or the log.—Woollama, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-atroet. WANTED, a respectable Nursegirl to mind 2 children, at once—Apply 151, Grey-street. [ WANTED, a first-class Plumber and Zinc-worker. — Apply John Peliord, Auckland Plumbing Works, Chancery Lano. X\J ANTED, a Strong Active Boy to V T Rido for Orders.—Apply, at once, to W. Avonell, Butchor, Beach Road, Devonport. WANTED— A Lady wishes to Let to a Respectable Married Couple, 2 Well furnished Rooms, with use of dining-room, •piano, kitchon, and bath-rooms; large work shop ; 'bus passes the door, and closo to beach, in Ponsonby.—Apply, for address, by lotter, to " X.Y.Z.." Henderson; Chemist. Ponaonby. | ANTED, gb-od Bench Hands; none . others need apply.—Wm. MoArthur and Co.. Boot Factory. Upper Queen-atreet. ! WANTED, a Nursegirl.—Apply Mra Goorgo Brook, Parnoll. . ANTED, by a lady engaged in busi' ness, two unfurnished Rooms.'Symonda, Prinbes-atrcet, or neighbourhood. — A.T., Star Oltlce. I . ; \\TANTED, a respocUble Girl for "the W Bookfolding and Sewlng.-Apply Win. Loys. Bookbinder, 3 doors above Btak Offlce. 'ANTED, a respectable Man as* Boarder; 18a. washing inoludo'd.—Mrs Hunter. Barnea'a Cottagoa, Karangahape Rottdi TTTANTED KNOWN—-20 will probably Yy be onoiigh to Secure Site. Victoria Glen, with Free Allotment Sale on Thursday. WANTED, a strong Girl, about 16, to assist in laundry-work. — Apply for addrcß3 at Stab Office. ' i W^ ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra T. Steadman, Great North Road. ! WANTED, Employment at Painting and Paperhanguig.--Apply G.R., Mlrlon Cottago, Mount Kdon Road. | WANTED, a good Joiner, also a smart Boy.—Apply F. G. Whiting, King-Btrceti Ponsonby. , ■' WANTED, by a responsible ioung Person, Situation as Lady Help, or any place of trust; thoroughly domesticated: good knowledge of business and dressmaking.— Address, " Urgent." Star Olllco. , WANTED, by nn experienced Lady, engagement as Manageress of Club or Hotel, or Housekeeper in privato family.— Address, " K.Y." Cook. County Council Olllce; Gisborne. ■_ j TTK7ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers T T to the dressmaking at Lovott's, VVelle» ley-strcot. WANTED. —Two Gentlomon require Superior Board and Lodging in good locality, within easy diatanco of town; separate rooms.—Box H3. P.O. I ANTED, a Man to put in a drain; one who underatandß the work.—Apply to C. Farrow. Frniterer, Queon-atrect. 1 W" ~ ANTED, 1,000 Billiard Players at the Sydenham Billiard Room, at tho bottom of Grey-street.—J. Sheohy. Proprietor. ( ANTED, a respectable Youth for the •grccery; one with a knowledgo pra forred.—Apply H. Robertson, Grocer, Symonds strect. : WANTED, two first-class Curriers. - Garrett Bros., Avondale. • WANTED, J. M. Haslett, Builder, Fort-street, has men ready at a minutoß nolioo for alterations and additions of ovory description. " . j. WANTED to Purchase, a Bakery Busi ness, doing from 10 to 20 sacks per week. —Addreaa " Baker." Star Olllco. ANTED, all I'mcha.sorn of Xand, Houses. Business, see., to read wholo Column Advertisement in every evening's issue.—J.H. Randerson_ \ WANTED, small Ink Bottles in any quantity.—S. Brown, Ink Maker, Farn ham-street. Parnoll. WANTED.— Don't bo in a hurry to buy Allotments until you ;havo seen Mont Le Grand, Mt, Koskill Road, to bo sold privately in sizes to suit purchasers. Terms to suit the pockets of all. The view and healthiness of position cannot be excelled.'—Apply E. T. Hor bert, on tho property. j TXTANTED KNOWN,—At J. G. ¥ T Brown's, Parnell, a7s fid Hat for Is, and a Is 6d H«t forGd. Come and ace I ANTED KNOWN,—For sale, a large Trolly. 16 x 24, on largo cast-iron wheels, 18in. diameter. 5 wide.—W. H. Fort, Napier-at. X\T ANTED KNOWN,-r-That the New TT Boys'and Girls' Annuals, "Chatterbox," &c, are now on sale at Lennox's. ; WANTED KNOWN—Wonderful Fresh Bargains, in New Chaira. includino- Cane-aeated Chairs, 3s 3d: Grecian Cano-seated Chaira, 4a 3d; Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d; Arm Chairs, 6a; Rocking Chairs, with arms, cane-, seated. 10*; Children's Rooking Chairs, Ss; Folding Chairs, carpet-seated, 5a 6d; Children's do.. Is lid.—At Dampier's Hobson-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN.—Our New Laqe Curtains, just arrived, are unexcelled for variety, design, and oheapneßs. Before pur-, chasing, spe our Lace Curtains, 3 yards long, with taped edges, gf ds lid per pair.—D. MoPherson, Draper, Karangahape Road. ; ANTED SEEN, Christmas Cards— Charles Kelsey and Co. have jußt opened up their hew Chriatmas Cards, which for beauty of design oould acarely be surpassed; should be seen early.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-atreet. ANTED KNOWN—That One Suit made by MUtfRO & MILLIGAN, Hob. gon-street, will wo_r longer than Half a Dozen (Cheap and Nasty) Shoddy Suits. W "ANTED, Ponsonby Residents to know, Horrockß's Calico. 2s lid doz.; Crowd son's. 4s 6d doz.; Zephyr Chook Prints, 3d, 4d, and Sd yard, at Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervois Road. •■ ' ■ ■ : ■ WANTED KNOWN — Pipemakers, Pipecase-makera, and Amberturners can find employment at Partridge and Wool lam's New Zealand Wood Pipo Faotory, Auok land. WANTED. KNOWN, that Warnock Bros.' celebrated Carbolic Disinfectant is guaranteed to instantly destroy air offenßiyb smells and matters, and Is recommended by the Medioal Profession as a Proventivo of Dteease. -Manufactured only by the Inventors. Works: Cox'sCreek.Rlobmond. Warehouses: Durham stre/>t ; • WANTED KNOWN- Feathers Cleaned or Dyed and Curjed, and Btraw Hata: Cleaned or Dyed an.d Altere/l Jnto any of the Loadfig shapes, by Mrs D. P. Fisher. Ju a style |h_t aVflo* pompfltfricn. <-• Address: Jramfs Buildings, cornor of WeUesJey an,d Ifob.6n atrnfitH. '■ ' • ~ -~_, XfT'ANTED KNOvVN —Mr Agkew'a W "Fire of Life" ourea Kheumatisjn. Neuralgia, Toothache, Headache, &o. Sold in Bottlea IS la 6d, 2a 9d. It never fails to cure t- Thrflfdoorßfrbra Young Men's Christian Asso- Pinrtrn. Albert-street. —_" WT ANTED the Owners of Hotels, VV Restaurants, and all Householders .to know that the New Zealand Sugar Co. (Linrited) a?e eiving the highest price for Bones at their TlßTiot Customs-street West, and that arrange. Sent 'havfbean made for collection on^apgica tinn at the Depot, to the agent, Kobt. Ueo. mv. beinz Bold at English pnees. ANTED KNOWN—Charles Koloey and Co. receive Monthly Parcela of Jewellery; In this way thoir atook is kept well assorted with all the neweßt gooda. Nojmite tions are kept on the premises. Everything guaranteed real Gold orSUvor.-CbarlesKelser and Co.. 120, Queen-street WANTED KNOWN, Coffee Tables,,6b 6d: ToUet Tables. 4s lid; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen Tables, 8b 6d, 10a, lla; Meatsaf es, 8s 6d^; Kitchen Dressers, 393—at Dampiar'a Hobßon-atreet Shop. WANTED KNOWIn —We have con stantly tho latest importations to ster ling Gold and Silver Jewellery (all warranted), and have some exceptionally beautiful, just received.—Goodßon's London|Arcadfl. VST ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timjsee I Vt CHkap TiMBEBI And all Other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere e.se at the yards of D, Gor-nrE .Albert-street, ; " W~ ANTED KNOWN, T. Samuels's Art Union of Oil Paintings, Maori Chief and Ciiioftainess, is now fast filling upj. Tickets Is each, at y, Samuels's, Cutler, 108, Queen-street. TSTANTB]Sr 1.030 watches and Clocks VV to Clean and Eep»i*% §p T, Nntsford's, Watchmaker, VlotoMft - BWeef <4*j___W&»3 Bank). Charges moderate i all-work -wnta^m tor lit months: ' L__—. ■. -i".,"' TTTA NTEBKNOW N.^-Hand-ome W Btafi«*Couoheß f 14a6d and 19s6dj hand; aomeSt_ffSX>hdj?«i,lflslChestsofDrawerß.l9sMi



WANTED, at once, Apprentices anc Improvers to the Dressmaking.—Applj MrAVaring, Grocer, Upper Pitt-street. Drosamakora ai T T theFrcnoh Dressmaking Establishment Mona View. Karangahapo Road. \VTANTEDTCNOWN-Dunne, Hall anc T T Co., aro BtUl carrying on their DreßS making Department. Ladles own materia made up. ' . WANTED, by a thorough good Cook Laundross, a Situation in a gentleman'! family (town or suburbs).—Hannaford's Auek land Registry. WANTED, a respectable, well-educated Youth bb an Apprentice to the General Drapery.—Apply J.H. flannan, Victoria-street, ANTED, a Milliner—one capable oi taking charge of a ahow-roonx in the city, —Apply Stab Office. WANTED, by the Northern Parcel Delivery Company. 1,000 Parcelß Daily to Deliver on the Great North and New North Roads, Avondale and Now Lynn.—Order Book at Mr Lavor's, Queen-street. WANTED, a strong Lad (17) to serve a Bricklayer to-morrow morning.—Apply, with tools, W. Cresswell, Storekeeper, Melroso, Devonport | ANTED, nn Office Boy; none need . apply who does not know town well. Call botyvoen 9 and 10 in the morning.—F. G. Ewingtou. Estate Agent. WANTED, a Partner with £20 in an Enterprlso (local), which will take five weeks only to run; lowest profltahould bo about J-200.—Apply "J.L.D.," STAHOfllco. WANTED, a good Servant Girl. Ons accustomed to children. References required.—Apply to Mrs R. J. Carbines, Koynon Avenuo, Valley Road. Mount Kden. WANTED, at once, several first-class Dressmakers.—Apply to Madame L. Faravel, 42, Shortland-streot. None but Hpod hands inuat apply. WANTED, a Strong Youth or handy Man; one aecustomod to building pro ferred.—Address at Etar Olllce. . TXTANTED, private lessons in Boxing.— V T Apply. Btating terms and .particulars.to " A.8.," Stab Ofllec. WANTED, Dressmakers; also, a few good Sowora, and a smart Girl aa Apprentice; wages given. — Forbes and Marshall, Upper Vincent-street. WANTED, an owner for a Brown Mare, white hind foot, star on forehead ; loft at Greyhound Stables on Friday, the 14th. If not claimed in 11 dayßfrom date will bo sold to pay e-ponsos.—3. Young, November 25th, 1881' WANTED.— Do you want to make money? Bo the highest buyer per foot Thursday's sale of Victoria Glon Kstato, and you will receive large allotment free _t Mercan tile Sajj Rooms. W~~ANTED, in 2 yeara time, a good Business Site in Victoria Avenue, Romuera. Buy it Thursday then; it will pay to ceep: and be worth double.—J. It. Sanderson, Auotioneor. ____. WANTED, active, energetic Men aa Canvassers. — Singer Manufacturing Co., 201, Queoa stroet. ANTED, THE LADIES' ATTEN TION.—A beautiful assortment of White, Blue, and Pink Satin Shoes just received.-!'. Proaaer. NowtonßootWarohouao. . WANTED, aome Kind Person to Adopt a Baby Boy, a fortnight old.—Apply at the Old Hospital. . WANTED, good Tailors and . Tailoresses J highest wagea.-Apply at once to Woollams, Roady Money Tailor, Byden hum House, foot of Grey-street r WANTED, a Smart Lad.-Apply It. Hutchlnaon, Butcher, Victoria atreet "ANTED KNOWN,—As we have now engaged several extra bands in the Dress making Department, ladles can depend oo hav ing their Dresses turned out qulokly. Fit and stylo guaranteed. Charges moderate.—P. W. Jack & Co., Ponsonbv Road. WANTED KNQMS.-S. W. Jack' A Co., Ponsonby, haw a laree stock of all tho newest makes in Drosß Material, which they are soiling at prices which defy competition.— Drosses made to ordor on »'« UflUffl" W"AN7CED KNOWN—That in Clocks of all kinds, the prices of tho London Arcade are unoquatlod for cheapness. WANTED, everybody to know that R. Redfern, Photographor. 270, Quoon- Btrect, has opened a Branch Studio, Victoria Roadie vonoort. X\f ANTE D~KK'OWN—Music I Jftualol TT Music Extraordinary I—Another lot of Hemy's celebrated Tutors, the very latest edi tion, jutt arrived, less than half-price, 2s Id oaoh; aIBO. Caerny's celebrated 101 Exercises, quarter tho price, namely, 2s tho two books; Piano Sheet Mußlo (song and.pieces), only Is lid per doz., some of them marked 4b oach: also. Violin Musio (just arrived), consisting of Duets. Over tures, and Dances, by the beat masters, 1b and 1b 6d: also, large Violin Books for boifrtnnors. Is each.—At Dampler'a Hobaon-streot Shop. Tell your friends. ANTED KNOWN-Check Ginghams, 4d. 6d, 7d. and 9d yard; Nuns' Beiges, Summer Shades. 7d, lid, and Is per yd.—Allen's Cheap Drapery, Jervois Road, Pocaonby. ANTED KNOWN—At Allen's Cheap Drapery they are selling Painted baok Floorcloths, competitive desiicne, at Is 3d yard; Tapestry Carpets, ls'lOd. 2s 6d, and 8a 3d yard; China Mattings, all wldthß. from lid yard.— Jervois Road, Ponsonby. WANTED, People to Read Things that Speak for Themselves I— J. H. DALTON, Tailor, Victoria-street Kaat, doea his own Cutting, and pays a very small ront; therefore ho is ablo to make Garments to Order Bt same prlco as Shops Bell Ready • mado Clothes. „ . 6 a. d. Well-shrunk Berge Suita 2 10 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Suits .. .. .. 215 0 Well-shrunk Fancy Coat, Vest, and Trousers 5., 8 Well-shrunk Tweed Trouaora .. .. 012 6 Woll-ahrunk Tweed Trousors .. .. 015 0 Well-shrunk Tweed Trousers ... t .. 0 17 0 First class Tweed Trousers .. .. 11 0 Vory Best Tweed (of any kind) Trou sers . -. -. ■■ •• ..150 MosgiolTwoed Suit, well-shrunk .. 310 0 Mosgiel Tweed Suit well-shrunk ..400 Best of any kind of Tweed..; .. .. 410 0 J. H. D. Imports direct from the Manufac turers, and thus saves the Merchant's Profit, giving tho benefit to his Customers.—Note the Address: J. H. Dalton. City Tailoring Establishment. Viotoria-street Eaat (opposite GoodßOn'a). and at Camernn-atroot, Whangarei. WANT ED KNOWN- That R.Tr/DKHOPK.Plumber, Wollesley atreot, always keeps in atook a splendid assort ment of Gaßaliera, GM Brackets, Pendants, and Gaa Globes of no west designs: also, a good stock of Bleotrio Bells and sittings, Water Pipes and Fittings, and every requisite of the trade. liberal ftllowanoe made to tho trade. WANTED KNOWN—Great reductions —Cash Boxes, from 2a lid; Large Bottles Good Blaok or Coloured Ink, 6d: Small Bottles Ink. Id; Rulers 6d; Letter CIW 6d; Purses, 6d; Tobacco Pouohes, M; Splendid Hammorßlß3d;LargePlotorialWorld.Bergravia Chambora's Journal, etc.. reduced from Sa 6d to 2s 6d eaoh; Shakspere, with life complote, re duced to 2«. Lota ot new Novelgreduced to Is 3d each; Grand line of White Handled Hair. Brushes. 9d; Dressing Combß 3d, 6d, and 9d; Pocket Combs, 2d; Tooth Combs, 2d: Square Looking Glasses, 6d: Oval Carved dOj. it i; large Packets of Violet Powder, 4d; B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; Glass Cream Jugs, 4d; Glass Sugar Basins, 6d; Soup Plates, &; Bread Knives teoUed), 3d and ii. ; Bedroom Toilet Sets, 7s 3d; American Brooms, Sd; Zinc Buokots, 1b j Japan ned Slop Pails, 3a 3d; very Wide Table Oil cloth? lsper yard: Stair Oilcloth, 0d; Striped Carpet, Is; Handsome China Matting, 8d; Parlour Door Mats, Is lid: Hearthrugs, 4slid; nice line of Bplash Mats for Waahstands, 6d. Tinware —Candlesticks. 4d: Pannikins, 2d; Tinplates. Id; Tea Bottles, 8d: Saucepans, lOd; Kettles, is Ud; Billies, 9d; Colanders, Is 8d: Baking Tins, 8d; Meat Tins. 2d to Is; Hand Basins, Ud; Spittoonß, ls.-At Dampier's Hob aon-street Shop. • . WANTED KNOWN—Dampier's Grandest SollinK Off is Now On, and the following are some of tbo prices takon at random :-Berlin Wool, 2d per doz.; Finger-, intr Wool. 2d per Bkeln, Is lOd per hoad; White Worsted, 3d per hoad; 8.000 yards Ribbons, 2d per yard; Towels, Is 9d per doz.; grand lot of light Dross * Matoria) (evening colours), 4Jd nor yard; Prints, 2dand Id; Cream Oatmeal Cloth, 8d; Cretonno, 3jd; White Flannel, lid. Scarlet do, IOJdIs Blue no., 1b 6d; Bleached Swansdown. lOd; Carmalitoa, 4 Jd; Shifting, 44; Light Sateens, sd; Unbleached Linen, sd; Green Window Holland, 9d; Coloured Cashmere, 6d; Wincoy, 3Jd; Dress Muslins, Id; Tweed, 9d; Checked Win cey, 5d r Victoria Lawn, 2d ; Black Cash mere, Is 4d and Is 6d; Drab Moreen, 6d; Black Lustre, 6d; Chomises. 2s 2d ; Drawers, Is Md ; Nightdresses, 2s 6d ; Japanese Silka, Is j uto Sijosia, 3d; White do. sd;: Diapor, 7d ; Li'hen #o. la 3d; Brown Holland, 3Jd; Grey Elnon.7W;ToWJW(frß4i Colmirod Feathpfs, 9d ; Cottpn Ticking, 5Jd ; Toilet upvevs, lod and la 3d; Corsets, Is 3d and Is 7d; Ladje3 Banales, Id nftph; Coloured; Tablecovem 3a lid; Ladl P s' .White ■ WooJ Bha,wls, is 3d; White Monding. 4d par paoket | Grofladino, Id per yard; White Quilts. 5s lla; Curt-Una,' 2s lid: Turkey Twill, 4jd! Coloured Qui'lE, la Hd; Folt Skirts, 1* 3d; Printdo., Is Od; ladies' Jaokets, from 3s 8d; Blaok Capes, fronts lid; Children's Felt Capoa, Bd ; Ladies' Plala Shawls. Is lid; WoolworkSUppora, la 4d; Everlasting Trimming, 6d per doz.; Cream and White Frilling, 2d per yard j Ladies' Umbrellas, 1b 2d; Whita Tape, 8d per doz.. Flowers, 2d_por bunoh; large lot of Remnants in Prints very cheap; Toilet Sets, 3d; Ladies' Blaok Lace Gloves, 4a; Clark's 200 yard reels Blaok and White Cotton, Od per doz.; 1,000 gross of Dress Buttons, 9d per gross: Windo# Muslin. 2d; Unbleached SheetW & yards wide). 6d: 6Clnch Bleached Sheeting, 7d; Clark's Crotchet Cotton, 2d skein; Ifnittlns Cotton. Is 3d; Blaok Wad ding, 14 yards for Is; Damask Tab,le Covers, Js lid; Infants' Biba. 3d; &fan|.Bl Bflpfodf). Id; Lane Curtains (soilpd). Is ed; Lace Curtain Vailanoes, la; Alpacca Aprpna, 2d; Print do., ii and 6d; Children's Dresses, Is; Ladies' Ties, 4d; Ladies' Silk Ties, lOd; Laj'ge Scarlet SUawls, Is lid; Mending Cotton, SApev lb. 3d the i ; Crapo Trimming, Gd per bos of 38 yardßi lar&a lot of Thread Gloves, gd; splendid White Toilot Sotß, 6dj Silk Mits; la^ Embroidered Antimacassars. lOd! Babies' Snn Hats, la; Ladies' Wool Ties, Id each; Toilet Fringe, 3d; Boys' Tunics, 2s 3d: Black Velveteen, 2s; Stay Busks, Id the p?ir; Mon's Regatta Shirts, Is lid: Men's Whit" ghirte, 2s 3i; Gents' Black and Coloured Bows. 3d; Men's and Youths'Bur lingtons. sd; Washing Scarveß, Id; Men's Workine Siiirts, Ud; Men's Spcks. 2d. 3d, an^ 4d ; Girla' Stockings, 3Jd, 3d. and 4d; Ladies do.; Id and sd: Men's- Cardigan Jaokete, 9s! Men'B Merino Singlets, Is; Men's Hard Felt Hats, Is. is 6d; Men's Soft do., In: Menß Tweed Hata. Is; Boys' Felt Hata, Od; Meng Braces, 6d; Men's Serge Suits, lialld; Boya Knicker Suita, 4a Od and 5s lid: Men's Paget Coats (tweed), Ss 6d; Men's Holland Coats, 1b lid; Men's Drill Pants, Is lid; Men's Dungare do 2s 4d; Boys' Bolts, 2d; Boys'. Braces, 4d; Youths' White Moleskin Trousers, 3s lid; Men s Tweed Trousers, 4a 6d and 6s lid; Boys' Tweed do,. 2b 6d;, Men'a Serge do., 3s 3d; Men B Mole skin do.; Is Ud; hadies* Blaok Straw Hate, ffienMnbt^shapis, Id;: Men's Stud Suites. 2d, '3d, 3d, anf SdTftncy'Boap, &d ppy dpg. «$?<!• Pomade. 4d potiß. W", &SP, » <»K &JoieM,l Florida Water, Ib 4d the bottle j VioletPowflflr, 3d the large packet; Brooohes, 3d eaoh; Sum mnr Rnnshaaos. is lid-At Dampier's Drapery



WANTED, a steady young Man a ■ Barman; reference required.—Appl; Pram's Hotel,Hobson-Btreet. • ■■ ■'—■■■•■' WANTED, a Beamsiaan.—B? Gittoi and Sons, Wyndham street. ... ; s *:; WANTED, a Boy. —T. H. Glover _ Cnstems-Btreßt Weat. : TXTANTED, a Housemaid able to wait a< j T ■ table.—Apply, before noon or after 8, t< Mrs Barstow, Epsom. ' •■.•■--■-» W "ANTED, a Cook and Laundress.— Apply to Mrs Bull, Owen's Road, Moun: Edon. W ANTED, a strong Lad about 18 yean of age, to asßiet in packing and deliver Ing goods.—Garlick and Cranwell, ■ / :'i WANTED, by respectable woman, Washing, Charing, or Se wing (hand oi machine), or work taken home, Any description —" Work," Star Office. ' W "ANTED, a Situation as Cook in c gentleman's family, first-class references also, a Situation as Lady-help, and places foi several Young Girls.-Apply Mrs Jack's Re gistry, Mount Eden Road. W ANTED, a good Paporhanger, at onco.—Apply at the Rob Roy Hotel, botween7and 8 this evening, or Bln the morning, W ANTED at once, a Cooper; also, c Turner. Referonoesrequired; only ijood and; steady workmen need 'apply to Managei Sash and Door Company, New Plymouth. WANTED, a Boy of age not less than 15 years, competent to assist in garden work, and to do out door work of a dwelling hotise in Auokland.—Apply to Mr G. As Layers, Seedsman, 157, Qnoen-Btreot, Auckland, v WANTED TO PURCHASE, -^l.OOfl Empty Saoks at once.-Marshall & Co., Onehunga. ■■"-, ..^ ANTED, a rospectablo Girl about 16 to assist in houao work and help mind two children.—For address, apply W, Baxcr's Store, Grnfton Road. , ","% ' LOOD COOLER.-John S. Milne; the 1 popular boss of the Hobaon Hotel, states, I havo known it to Sobor a Man in c Minutes." Aak him. [ BOOT AND SHOE TKADE—Wanted, ' two.or three good Machinists^—Apply Northern Boot and Shoe Company (Limited), HoDson-strcct. OOT TRADE.^lmprovers and Ap prentices wanted for tho bonoli T. P. Slinn and Co., Customs-street. WHEELWRIGHT.— Wanted, a good Hand.-Verrall & Co.. Newton. mO BUTCHERS.—Wanted, a Btrqng JL Lad for ordora.—J. Fosa and Co., Quecn-a° nnHE Exchange and Mart, Servant's X Registry, 81, Grey-Btroet "No Place' nb Pay." Wanted, floneral Sorvant'a and .Boy. about 15; good nve-roomed Houso to lot. f .- v i mO TAILORS.—Wanted, good Troußers A. MakoW.-Apply;.immediat«ly, H. L, Vot- BunnisTiie. Shorthind-atrriet /CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR CARDS. Wanted,—Purchasers for Masars Borton Bros.' Series of 13 Cards. This series Is the best>pW lßhed for Bending, tp friends at a distance, as they show in a small'compass the beauties, and progress of New Zealand. ■'■■". "j Prieo, One Shilling each// : > , . W. R. ROBINSON. Next to Close Brocu Wollsßloy-streot East, WHY NOT DltiiSS WBJ&lii, When ypti oanttet a ■ MOSGIEL TWEED SUlT^macU to moasure. . roR £3 3s. i Latest Stylo and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. This 1b another instance of the power of Roadr ■ ■:.;■ -■;, ,; •IMpner.** ■";.- < WOOLLAMS, - • ; Read? Monet Tailor,"Sydeniiam Houua, Foot of Grov-stroot. j i - ■..■■■ v ***••■" HPrH TO LET, a Sroomed House In Coillng wood-stroot, gas and water.: large wort' ihop; splendid viow.-Apply to Mr Wllliama. 110 LBT, a comfortable furnished Bed room, use of kitchen if roqulrsd.—Mrs Bankß, 111, Vlctoria-BtrqetWeet. T< nnO LET, .Four-roomed ..„■. Verandah J. Cottage; rent, Bs por wew^Aonly. 0., Walkor.ltnsßOll-atrcet. Great Korthßoa; ; 110 LET, Large furnished mHy Bed . and Sitting • room; BuKablo-':tor two gentlemen ; attendance if required; sen viaw — Apply City of Truro Fruit Pepdt,,yatteson stroet, Freemans Bay. ■~ - ;;; TO LET, Grey-street, 4-roofed, Cottage and Lean-to; ndwly-palntedasSlbapercd, city Witer.—Apply Imperial lioardia?-houße. 71, Groy-Btrect. __________2___ rO LET, ft 4-roomed House noalwKlego Road.-Apply to Mrs Glttoa, opposite Cos oadeStore, College Road.. ■ ," 'T T" O LET, at Arch HiU, a Bh>p and Dwelling of flvo rooms, suitable for Milliner and Draper.—V. Warren, Nowton. | TIO LET, a largo Houso, Alien Road, bath-room, gas and water, large oonoroto 'back yard, garden; splendid view.—Apply to Alfred Aloy, Queon-atrcot . .f>", TO LET, new 6-roomed House,' Mount Eden Road : gas and water.—Apply Mrs H. Waite, Mount Edon. TO LET, Hollybank, containing 6 rooms, Leamington range, and all conveniences; garden iback and front; rent, 12s per week,— Apply next door Clifton Villa, OHphant-etroot, Vormont-streot, Poneonby. . ',",' . " TO LET, good 5-roomed House; 15 minutes'walk from Quson-strcet -Kent, )s o(L—lnquire Glasgow Store, Great North Hoad._. ■ ■-■ - ■:*■ '-■■' ; TOTetTTwo Frojt Rooms (furnished), 8n woek.—Apply Grocer's Storo, Russou- Btroet, Great Nortli Road. - ~-., ~,,|.,^ i TO LET, House of 10 rooms, comer of Upper Queen-street and Wost-str'oot, hav ng every convenience, ijiitely occupied by th» Roy. Samnol Macfarlano. Ront, 2756 d per weok. Key next door. — Apply \o R. C. Greenwood, Vulcan Lano. ... ; ' ■ .■• ■ i ■; ■ TO LET, 4, 7 or-. 11-roomedi House ; Furnituro given on timo paymont.— Apply Cheap Bedding and Furnituro Mart, Victoria-street East. ( nnO LET at Ponsoilby, 7-roomed House, JL nearly new; largo garden ; rent low.— Guy Trenchard, 83, Qucun-BtreoU ~i t ; TO LET, Knrangahape Road, large Shop with DwriUng, ens and water. Chapel- Btreet, Shop and large workshop, with DwoUlntl attached; suitablo for a baker. Calliope Pjint, North Shore, Two 5-roomed Cottages; jßVery 'convenience, beautiful view; cheap.—Apply ■'• H. Hamer, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Kara-. ngahapeßoad. <* Ac TO LET, Comfortably Furniehedßpoms, - Day-street, third bouse right haircL—Ap ply Pi-emlsos, or Hanson, Buildor, Buroßford stredt. - ■ jO.:.' : TO LET OR LEASlSißusineßsJwml.Jbs next to J. Willlamß, TMor. conUlninie 5 rooms and shop with large yard; root, -only 80s per week.—Apply J. Wuliamg. '3 3' ' fflO LET, a now corner Store, Br*jfal«o4d JL 10 rooms, well-flnlshed, Btablinr,&« , jc«.; a good opportunity.—W. and J. R, Vailo.jAue tloneers. opposite Savings Bank, Queen.stre.et- TO LET, Epsom Road, t#o new haud some well-flniahed "Villa Residences, Jl9 rooma.bath. Scoi. &c—W.'and'J. R. Vaile;lAuo- tioneera. opposite Savinga Banfc. Quoon-Btreet. 0 LET, new 7-ro|imed,,Houße,Kofty water inside and out, oven and two grates, and evory convenience.—Apply Roberta's Store, oorner Summer-streot. Ponßonby Boad. i rpO LET, Shop and Dwelling in Victoria- JL street West,—Apply M.Carr, Bootmaker, Victoria-Btreet . _4____i_ fflO LET, two unfurnished Front -Rooms I with fireplace, to a re3peotable Couple; ton minutes from town. — Apply Hooker and Morrison, Grocers, Queen-street. ; TO LET, off Symbnds-streefc,-afrrootaed Houbo; Hepburn^stroekfJ-roo'med House; gas and water.—B. Y. Collins, Kamo OolUory, ufflce, 11, Queen-street. I 0 BE LET, the Ground Floor of the Building on tho Wharf known m tho Sailors' Rest and Home. There is a good Shop and Store-room, and if tho back yard and Shed are required they can be let too.—Apply- to 'F. G. Bwington, Estate Agent, Queen Btreet;. TO LET, Surrey Hills, Great North Road, Concrete Shop and Dwelling. — Apply T. MoManer, Queen-street. ..'"'. TO LET (Norfolk-st., just off Ponsonbyj Road), handsomo and comfortable_Villa' Residence of 9 rooms; water laid in, and.every convenience ; nice position: double frontage; situate quite close to Ponsonby Road and tram :line. Rent, only 20s per wook.-^Apply to'Mr It. Gordon, next new Savinga Bank, Surrey- Hills; or to D.^F. Evana. Land Agent.' '•-- » TO L.ET, Shfipa with ? rooms'- the Finest Stand on the Pcrosqnbv Road, bo.' tween Throe Lamps at>d AH Saints' Churoh— with gas and water and every oonvenienoe. tents modorato.—Apply to F. Quiok, Ponaonby. or to D. F. Evans, Land and;' Estate Agent, Queen-street Keys to be had from Mr Gregory, Photographer, next door. •.;..; j rilO LET, 2 now Brick Shops,..'well- L finished; gas and water laid on; situated in Wellesley-atreot East.—J. B; Morpeth;' HO.. 20, N.Z.'lnßurance. ■ ■- i_ I TO LET, those Iron arid! Concrete Stores situated cornerof Stanley-strcetand Alton toad; rent moderate—Apply to S. J. Edmonds, Cnstoma-atreet TT\O LET, tvith immediate poßsession^ a X ■ well-built 6-roomed House, nearly hew,' in O'Neill-street, Ponsonby; water laid on.—Apply Mr Barton's, O'Neill-street. __. TO LET, Upstairs Rooms, by Queen streof; suitable for .Oifßpe, Store, or Sample;'roo}nß.-Apply L.ewia and Simpson. . PARTMENTS TO LET, unfurnished, in good neighbourhood ; terms moderate, —Apply to Mrs Dester, Vermontatreot, Ppn> eonby, lower house on right hand Bido. /COMFORTABLY Furnished Bed and \y Sitting room for two gentlemen (friende).— For address, apply Stab Office. -jjfIJRNISHED BEDROOM to Let, in JJ private family; with or without board.— Bowdon Aroado, Ponsonby Road EVONPORT,—ToLet,S-roomedHouße with tank. well, eto Apply H. Patrick, Melroso, or J. Watkinson, Tailor, Weliesley-Bt, Auckland. " " ' : '■ » TO MEDICAL MEN AND OTHERS. TO LET. a brick 8-roomed House, cen trally situated, arranged most conveniently with every household requisite, IBhower and p unge battt, large cellar, concrete yard. Well adapted fora business and private rosldenee.— Guy Trenchard, 83. Qneen-atreet; - OFFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ply to Connell & Cooper, Sotloltor^^ ;



For Sale. /ijIORrS&LE, a General Store in a rising JC township. Particulars can be obtained on application to Mr John Buchanan, Customs street. \ • FOR SALE, two new, well-built Houses, fenced, &c, five and six rooms, Haslett streot and Klngaland. — Apply R. Heald, Builder. New North Road. . I7IOR SALE, the Goodwill ot a profitable * ' Business in complete working order, cap ablo of yielding a net income of £2.500 per annum. Principals only dealt with. — Box GB, Poat-offlce. m FOR. SALE, Rendall Place, off Eden Terrace, Xew North Road, Allotments, N0.a12 and U, iOftX 180 ft.; forty yeara' lease, Price, twentypoundseaeh. Splendidly situated. —Apply at once, W. L. Mitchell, Mercantile Chambers, next Bank ot New Zealand, Auck land; OR SALE, Buggies, as follows :~-l Telescope (hooded), 2Single Seats (hooded), 1 Turnover Seat; also, Wag?ons. Spring Carts, etc.; several Sets of good Second-hand Buggy Harness.—Anply Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Yiotoria-Btreet. F""OR SALE, Beef and Mutton, in small or large quantities, at 2d per lb; Sausages, 3d; Cornodßeofln kegs, 2Jd per lb; guaranteed. —G. Hume, Butcher, Queen-street. OR SALE, RAT KILLERS,^-2 .Splendid Rat Terriers. 1 Fox Terrier, 1 Manchester Terrier.—E. White, Cabinetmaker, College Road. TTIOR SALE on-Surrey Hills Estate, a J? first-class Allotment, suitable for a Villa Site or Shop; 10ft. frontage to Kent-street. Also, a Valuable Proporty at Mount Albert, 2 acres oi land, and 10-roomed House; good view; splen did position.—Money lent on freehold security; loans on mortgage negotiated. . O. F. E. KISSLING, ' ' ScherlfsßulltliDKs.Fort-Btreat. TmOR SALE-ONEHUNGA-10 acres of W> ■ first-class Land,with splendid sea frontage. One of the best positions about Onehunga. House of four rooms, cowshed, etc. Ono-aore in potatoes, 2 acres in oats, and the balance in grass. The prospective value of Hub place ia voW great. Price only £550. Further particu lars'from D. F. Evans. Auctioneer and Estate Agent, Qiieon-street. : (1353) 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 p. F. Kvans. Auotloneer and Estate Agent. (1314) TTIOR SALE, in Onehuhia, Villa Resi- JP dencos CottajfeS, and Building Allotments. -Apply to V, Clark. Agent.; OnnlniTig^ TjQTOIt.'SALBI (dieap), nearlab|iiic Aiptjrt JD.'... Railway Station, several splendid acre Building Lots, having a frontage of 132 feet each to the Onehunga- Road; easy Forms.—Apply, to D. B. MoDonaid. 19. Insurance Buildings. '. EOK~SALB7"Fkib rßush, 1.57 Acres of good Land. Nearly aU fenced. fio*Acres l&Grau, SO Acres la Bush, and bslahce in natural state, i *f«w Cottaga oi 3 room; and new Forrugated Iron Building;. Stock at valuation. ric«, £109 only: part can remain on mortgage. —Apply DiF. Evans; Au»tloneor, Estate Agent, Quaan-itroet '"■■■ .■':•.. j (!»» *Ooß;^i'LS» Road, Mount Edsn, '•Jt*' Firrt-ctaM Family Residence of 10 rooms j varr niuoly flulahiKl off, large, and letty room*. Bath and bath-room, small paddock, 2 stalled ■table, f»wl-yard, etc,-and good flower and Tettetabl* gardeni. SUituiflcent view. Insured orffftft. Oarditoviow, and furtherpartlouiara; lronl!-i>: V. -Bvang. Auotloneer and -Batate Ag«»t,Qtte«i^-»trcßt. - ■ <ias2) . • tJIOR SALE, an old-established Ladies' X?.: Morosry aodFtnoy Business in tho best part ot Onohuni?*. It ii ogpoci&lly sultablo for a ady or young oouplo.and the Incoming required. i verr Mnalt-Apply to llolKhton and Co., 177, .^yn-itraet..■. .... ■■■■.■ .; :' ':. r' TDiOR SALE; a Hansom, Horße, and Har. 'Jj' ncsa. Ton trial with horse.—Apply to-E.. A. Frost, Cab Stand. ■ THOR SALE.— Allotmontig will Bhortly bo 115 ,«ffcrpd for private sale by tho undsrstgned. fheiao ttuoUnQiiw hare aa unrirallod position, maimilloejit Tigw, and are within short distance if the wh»rt Plans of tho above mar be Been at toe Postoffloo Store. - ULEWALL BROR, Hquso and Land^gentß, povonport,-; , T7IOR SALEt MoEiwain'd Paddock, t; Ktniftland [ Itpt allotmont, 40 x 118; price,. 039 —Ou/ Trenchfrd, 86/Queon-i'traet. ■•• ■ ; ffflJß SALE, a v«y deiirable, Villa ...Real [? dence, j ait built, on Arenua Rotd, Parhell, withmri-tergraui and cooking range; water andKasuid.on.—Apply to J, M. * J. Mowbray, jEand-Agenta, Fort-atreet ■ ■ . . ; FOU SATE, an Bnrino and Boiler, 8 homo-power, now in übo In tho Stah Offlca. -- FiOR SALB, a Paddook of 44 Acres; ■plendid land, soourely fenced; or,in allotments to suit purahators; termi easy.—T. Baraea. Mount Rosklll Road. OR BALE, Centrifugal Creamers-, Contrifngal Creamers.—Revolutionislng tha Butter Industry.—Orders can now be taken or any numbor. Delivery guaranteed in 81 dayi from receipt Of order. Buyer Instructed in wing maohlno. — Ingram and;Co:, Haymarlwl Ironworks. Durham-stroet. imOR SALE, HandSomo Drasving-room V Suite, walnut upholstered in groen rep.— Foraddreeg,applySTAßOffloe. ■ ■ • t DIOR SALE, at MOUJfT-EDEN, some' D of the FINEBT ALLOTMENTS in this locality, having frontages to Owen's Road and lountain Roaorvß, with, ohoap^pasturage; laW the sun aU day. "Also. VERY •HAND OME VILLA RESIDENCK, containing 7 rooms and bath-room, gaß, and every con venience : 'busoß pass oonstonUy. - Edward Wayte, House, Estate, and Monetary Agi-nt, 6, Mercantile Chambera, Queen-street. OR SALE, at tho North Shore (Chel tenham North), opposite tho property of R. M Stark, Esq., within a mile of new wharf, Uotmonu with beautiful view, on very easy torVT-Apply to Vickers and Hull, No, 4 N.Z. Inauranco Bulldlngß. OR SALE, Brown-streot, Ponsonby, vory nico little Oottago and Allotment; every convenience; close to tram linli. Mukt bo sold »t once. Groat iargain. ' Prlco only £240 i met cash.—Applr at onco to D. V. hvans, (Vuctionoer and Estato Agent. Queen-stroet. ■ crrnB —r.7 ■/'s■ ~k~~- l, c; D NEW KIDNEY POTATOES, Our own digging. Pbiob ; Id Pbb La, ok 7B Cwrj..' N.Z. FROZEN MEAT AND STORAGE ,-.;! COMPANY (LIMITED). , .-..-, f|7 •. k..'b •AS E; H1 L H• S/ I beg to announce that I have splendid Build ing Allotments at one shilling per foot frontage per annum. For position and proximity to the :ity they are suitable for choice bachelor's quar ters. The number of allotments are limited. Applyearlyto .. Estate Agent, Queen-street m ?> TT at a Jj m ROSEBAKK" ESTATE ! , ';'_ ROSEBANK ESTATB I We bare the Allotment adjoining the Residence of Mrs Major, Rbnebauk Hetate, Avondale, for Sale. One of the best sltuatjona In , the dig trio t Ounimaudlnga magnlfl -1 cent view and easy access to town by rail or road, B. TONES ft CO. CRICKET SET for Sale.-Bats, Ball, Btumps, Leg-guards, and Gloves; oompleto; beat make, equal to new; a bargain.—Aoply R. Adams. College Road...- ■~.-. .■:-.'■ ...;' "qft/fXJSIO HATH CHARMS."-For iWL Said at the Exchange and Mart. 81, Grey-street, Guitar, Flute. Cornet, Accordlan, Concertinas, street muaic. &c, .'.;. ■. irv i V O^ N P' OR T. FOR SALB.—A Now troomed Cottage,. wi&' every convenienoo. Prico, £265. ■, ■ -;.VW .R.ER. DUPERY WL. MITCHELL, • ESTATE AGENT.... . <t .,, TO BE BET, for a term; a Gentleman's Resi-' denco In tho Albert Park, Also, New Villa, in the beat part at Grafton load, find 2 comfortable Heaidencea at Mount Cden; rant. 16s. i :«' '■- .;■_* -~: V-'-i-C FOR SALE, very cheap. 4 and 6-roomed Cot tages, near to Town. I can take deposits ot only £20 and £30, tho balance to bo paid off in Weekly Payments. FOR BALE, very cheap. Allotments on easy terms, and Farms, Houses, and Land in various looalitiosi ' '■" - Peraons-wanting to secure good Investment should call and inquire for the various Proper ties on my.books,.--';' '-••'. .-:v; i, .: •. W. L. MITCHELL, ■ , BSTATE^-GENT. QUEEN - STREET. Tp SELL OR LET, 7-roomed Hou»e, J-ac're.—S. Prince, Tho Grango, Mount Eden. X. OIN. No. 2 Rudge Bicycle for sale; \}£) ball boarbigs to both wheels; in good :order.—Davis's Exchange and Mart, Grey-st. ICYCLES - BIC V CLES—BICYCLES. PIANO3-HARMONIUMS-OBGANS. ---v iw cash or deferred payment,at W. C. Dunnes s, Qucen-Btreet. ONEHUNGA —For Sale, Allotment, 160 ft x 170 ft, near tho Wharf, Onehunga. This is an excellent opportunity for getting a pieoe of ground in this locality; could be divided if required.—Apply to W. Stevenson, Auctioneer. . ■-'- ■■ , S. E W I N" G TO N, • ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET (Established 18 years.) . FOR SALE—A large Dwelllng-hbuße, with- Shop, at corner of York-street and Kyber PaBS Road, in Newmarket, for £900.. ■ ;The erection of the railway, workshops at Newmarket has caused an Influx of workmen with their families there, and this property Bhould prove a good investment as a Bhop or boarding-house. , ONE OF THB BEST Five-roomed Cottages in Auokland for Sale. Position: Kanaka-street, close to Pitt-street and 8t Chuvch. Moe £350. ■■ - ' j VOtCANIO BUILDING SITES at Rocky Jook, Mont Le Grand, and Mr Ball's, Mount toek&lßoad. i: - ! A BARGAIN at Brown-street, Ponsonby, JSBJNTLEMEN'B REgJDENCES r «t Mouot BEAUTIFUL 2-ACEE SITK near BUersUe BtaUon. . . , _ ' :. i^L..



FDR SALE,~a"Horae, Hansom, and Har ness complete.—Apply to E. A. Frost, Cat stand. ■: •• ■■ '■~ EOR SALE, at Dovonport, near Cholton ham Beaoh, 6-roomcd House, with orcharc and'stabling, known asDevonport Dairy; bai two frontages—losft to Cheltenham Place, 172f to William-street; subject to S -years' lease a £50 yearly; prlce' ; £550 Also, a Block of Allot menta, containing 528 ft frontage, adjoining Cheltenham Beach Road and overlooking Domain; price, £800.—Apply J. Booth, Derwen1 Cottage, Devonport; or at ■ Auckland Dairy Hobson-street. • Continued on First Page. - Corporation Notices. - ; /~1 IT V *b F^ A VU C X LAND, The following By-law is piiblished for publk .information and in conformity with tho provi sions of the Municipal Corporations Act, 187 ft and will come into operation on the 4th day oi December,-18^1:- By-law No. 28. A By-law of the Body Corporate, called fee Mayor, Councilors, and citizens of the Oltj of Auckland, made under special order oi the Council of the said City.-flated Ufa SUi a«y of October; 1884; oonflrmod aM iMled with the common seal 6f; the said, C»uicM on the 6th day of November ISil. , , l . In pursuance of section'333'of the Muai<4p«l Corporations Act. 187 C, and of all' other power* 1« thereunto enabling, tho COnncilof the City d Auckland ordain as follows :<r-'< ..,;';.• \ That the followlng.parts of streetsin th«an« Cily of Auckland are hereby appointed stands" for liackney carriages .plying v for 1. Opposite Palmerston Buildings in CustoTOß street Wost, commoncing six feet west from thellnooftheweßtßldoof.Queenistreet, and ex tending westward for three carriages ; the car riages and horses to stand not Icbs than three feet from tho kerb-stono, and the horses' heads to be placed eastward. • , * Opposite the Wharf Hotel on west sldb of Queen-street-for two carriages; tho carriages and horses to stand not less than throo feet from the kerb-stone, and the horses' heads to bo placed southward. i, >>:; • 3. Opposite the New Zealand Insurance Com pany s Buildings on west side of Quoen-streot for two carriages, one on each side of the principal entranpe; carrlajges to be forty feet . apart: toe carriages and horses to stand not less than .throe feet; from the kerb-stone, anditiie horses heads to bo placed southward. ■ ■ i, Opposite the JBank of New ZeaUnd Bnlld lngs on west side of Queen-street—for four-car riages, two carriages oh north side and 'two carriages on south1 -gido of the principal entrance: a ; space of forty, feet: to heiloft between the second and third carriages; the carriages and horses to. stand not loss Ulan three feet from the kerb-stone, and the horses' heads to be plaoed southward. ' /■ ■•■_- '■ •-■- ,>f . S. ;'. Wyndhainistrept.. commencing fo^r? feet from the.lineot Bie.west sldeof Qne«n-street, and extending westward—for four carriages. two carriages on north .side and two carriages on south eweithe, carriages and horses to fitand not less than three feot from thoKerb-stone, and the horses' heads to bo placed westward. i k Opposite the:Thlstle Hotel; on westiue of lueen-stteet.; opnunenolw four feet frOni the laei of tho south side of Darby-Bfreet; and ex tendtagt southward for one carriage; the. carriage and horse's to staid riot less tth'an:three l feot from tho.kerb-stone, and:the hqrsoa' hoada to be placed northward. ."-.;, : ::. •■■ f,- ', •.T» Opposite thrfThlstle Hotel on sdnth aide of 1 Darby-Btreet, commoncing four feet from the line of the w<»t side of Queen-street, and ox rending Westward— for one oarnaee;> the darrlago arid horses to stand not less than three feetfrom the kerb-ateno, and the horses' heads' to be placed eastward. . ■ ; '•: ~; v< - , .8. Oppoaito Mo Arthur and Co.'s Buiidlnir on west aide of Quoon-3tro«t^-for two carriaVes one carriage on eaoh side of principal entrance • carriage* to be forty foot apart j theearriftges and horses to stand not leas than threefoetfrom Oie kerb-stone, and the horseß'head tobtf placed northward. _ : ■ , - .Zy ; 'I.*- .Qaeoi»-otee»tp in a line with south «de of \y elleßley-gtreet, In the centre of the street er , tend lngsou tlnyard- for eight carriages; -horses' heads to bo plrtced northwai-d. n7.T; i 10. -Vlctorlaratjreet, in a line with the east side of Quoon-stroot, in tho cohtro of tho Street, ex tending eastward-tor six carriages; horae*' heads to bo placed westward. >,^'"> c? 11. Opnoslto the South British Insurance Com pany s Buildings, on tho south aldo of Shortland •treat, commoncing six feet from the line of the cast side of Queen-Btreet and extending east ward—for two carriages; tho carriages and horues to stand not leas than three feet from tho kerbetono;and tho horsos' heads to be placed westward. • That the foregoing part of this By-lawjhaU De read with and be doomed to form part of Httck ney Carriage Bylaw No. 23 paased by the Bald Counpllonth^.JOthdaypf jiaroh, 1881, and the: worda above uaed shall have and receive th* .mooninsrs givon to tho same words in the sold' That thpfpUpwtagf parts of. atreots are hereby; appointed "standings :v for stich licensed c«ri v are expross vane, plying for hlro :- I.X Qpj^Bito, the /Opera House, on th» morth aide 6f wellAslev-strcet—for aix express vans • tee Tans and horses to stand not less than «hr«e foel from the kerb-stone, and tho horses heads to b« placed eastward. t f ~. j ■ *2.- ShorUand-Btroet, m the oentre of the Btrtet' in a lino with the east aide of High-street* extending eastward—for six cxpreas vans' horoes heads to be placed westward. 1 ffort-stroet, in tho centre of the street, extending eastward from the crossing opposite tho Custom House—for six express vans; horses' heads to bo placed westward. 1. Commorco-street, in the centre of the street in a line with tho south side of Customs-street extending southward—for six express vans horses' heads to bo placed northward. 5. Victoria-street, in the centre of the street," In a-llno with tho w,est side of Queen-street, ex tending westward to Albert-street, a "space of eight feqt to be left between every six vans. i PaßSod by tho said Ctfonoll this 6th day \ } I Of November; 188J|£r Ji # ■; (üb.) ' W. R.WADDEL, Mayor. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. :■..■■--:'.■_?• . «9 ~ QI T V O F AU CKLA ND. PRAIf>TA<JE WORKS, PATTE^ONiSTREET. The City Council wfll receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, 27th inst, for above works, in terms of Plans and Specifications to he5 viewed at;the cfiloe of the City Engineer* Counoil Chambers. High-street. • r The Council do not bind themsolves to accept, any tender. ■ > Tenders to be endorsed "Drainage Worka* Patteson-street.;... ,-~ i;at ..- ■•■■**•* "'s ,•""*--"-■**.'■*. PHILIPS. ! " m ™ ~ „„ % Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, November 21,1881. ; Gazette to Bankrnptcy. T-N B A N X B, U P%T C T. iK'TBtB COURT OS" "BANKRUPTCY ; HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In the mattor:of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of Frederick rooeks. ;.;■, •'■- ;■:■,■■ ■■:.. i ;..j; : ;," -■'"'■'■■ ■' . Notiob is hkrkby OIVKK- that I, Frederiok Rogers, of Newton, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. Car- ■ ponter, have this -day filed In the said Court lit Auckland a petition to be adjudged a bank ™ Dated this 26th day of Novembor, 1881. . F.EOGERS. ; Chas. F. Griffiths,.. Hlgh-sfreet and "Vulcan Lane, Solicitor for tho said Frederick Rogers., ■ - . '.' ! T"' N ' B' A~ N "k.""r U PtT C "t. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF BANK mJPTQY HOLDEN, AT AUCKLAND. ; In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 188S," and " Tho Bankruptcy Act Amendment Act. 1881." Notice is hereby given that I, James Hard ikij, of Nowton, Auckland, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Carpen ter, have this day filed in the said Court at Auckland a Petition to be atijuagod a Bankrupt. I Dated Uiia 20th day of Novembor, 1881. JAMES HARDING. Willliam TnoRNK. Queen-street and Vulcan Lubs, Auckland, Bankrupt's Solicitor. .Tenders.: : ! mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received at Fraser and Tlans's Phoinix Foundryup to noijif of December Sfor the erection of Battery House and frame work otmaohinery of Crushing plant to be erected at Te Aroha Goldfleid. Tender for.labour only, al material being found at the site. Plans and 'specification to be seen at Fraser and Tinne's Office, Phoenix Foundry, m O -B U I L D E R"~S. Tenders will bo reooived until noon of WED NESDAY, 10th December, for the Erection of a Vila Roßidence (Brick) at tho corner of Wake ileld and Symonds atreots. Plans, &0., at my office. : W. H. SKINNER, Architect. TO CARPENTERS AND PAINTERS. Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY next, tho 29th mat, for Repairing and Painting a Cottage in Victoria-street West. Particulars at my. office, 2' and 3, Canada Chambers,Queen.street...i tVJ .1 •.; ( ■ HENRY G. WADE, Architect. m O . B ,U I L D E R S. Tenders are invited until i p.m. on THURS DAY, 4th December, for tho Erection of two Shops at Ponaonby. Plans at my office, A.M.P. Buildings (over Goodaon'e). P. F. M, BURROWS, Architect. Continued on First Paga. xxx■„*■ . xxxx " WTJ .riHRIgTMAS ALES AlfD ?>ftSTE^. \J : ■ , •*"■ '.J' ■-. " ' . l • * . ' * son^ I ( Djsive to call attention to their Speolal Brews of Ale and Porter (or the Holidays, delivered in both bottle and bulk to any part ot th« city or ■nhnrhp-* ■ v ~-*.-*■.* ..r.* o m ..-at, '■ .- ■:'■» ■' 'i'-I.'



Public Xotices " I- ■ ■ i -■ »». - ' O, ; x or ... i c B. ;. 1, EDWARD LI3TKR~GREEN, Sheriff of j the District of Auckland, hereby give notice ; that under a writ of sale issued out of .the t Supreme Court of New Zealand, Northern Dia trict, at Auckland, in an action wherein Samuel Jackson, junior, of Auckland, in the Provincial • District of Auckland, Solicitor, is Plaintiff, and James Fraaer, of Victoria Avenue, Auckland, r in the. said Provincial District of Auckland, Blacksmith, is Defendant I have taken in Execution, at tho suit of the • said Samuel Jackson, the Estate and interest of said James Fraser in all that piece or parcel of land in the said Provincial Diatriot of Auckland, comprising allotments numbers 8 and 9 of a aub. division into lots of Allotment number 2 of Sec . tion number 5. of the Suburbs of Auckland, bounded as follows: By Lots numbers i, 7, 10, , 37. and 39, and by victoria Avenue. And I also give notice that I shall cause the - said Land to tie sold by public auction at the sale-room of Messrs Tonks and' Co., Queen -1 street, Auckland, on TUESDAY, the sixteenth [ day of December. 18&1. Dated at Auckland this 22nd November, 1884, BDWARD L; GREEN, > . ■ Shßriffi n "VTEW BILLIARD R 0 011, Mr J. SHEEHY bws to inform his nuroonxu friends and the putHc in general that he hti leased the lari?o and oommodious SYDEIfHAM BILLIARD ROOM, which is situated in those newly-erected pretnijKß at the foot of Hrey-et The room will b« opoeed TO-MORROW (Wed nesday) NlGHT.aßdUioProprletorinvltosaeaU. Tobacco and Centra always on hand. I^OTICB OF REMOVAL, !•.. m;L:john JENKINS Having- 80ld to MR A. SHREWSBURY the NEWMARKET PORTIO.N of his BUSINESS, desires to'intimate'that ho has Rkmovkd to Remuora, near tho Railway Station, whore ho will be glad to sec and welcome all his friends, especially those who owe him any money. "Will be at home" every! Saturday till 1. All ac-' counts will be rendered in a few days, and those overdue, and. not 'paid by tho 30th inst, will be handed to his solicitor for recovery, , Remuera, November 21,1884. P'' EAR SON'S'NEW ZEALAND PATENT CARBOLIC SAND SOAP, | Highly, recommended for all Cleansing and Disinfecting purposes, as well as Destroying 'lnsectLife. (■,...■/.. ...,.■•. Manufactory at Hamilton, Waikato. ; '.! ■ Sole Agent for the Colony, • j MR JOHN BUCHANAN. Mebohant, ! Customs-street, Auckland. :, ! -TiHE '*JNew York Daily Graphic " of July 14th, .:X 1884, contains Illustrations of the Wolfe's Schnapps establishment at Hamburg.-' A RARE CHANCE TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND. SomeJDheap lines orLth'e Best" Trimmed Ladies1 Ha ta in Auckland ■ alao.a grand lot of Kid Gloves, the 4-buttoa Seamless Josephine Kid Glove, at Is a pair; and I have a BplondW value in Coloured. Lustres, at 6Jd, worth Is 6d; Hoyles'a Prints, in fast ooldiirs,'at 3Jd, 4Jd a yard: Regatta-Dressed Shirts, at'3a 6d, woirth a* IE have a Stock of Evening 4-button Kid Gloves, 2s pair, half usual price, at W. EYRE'S, Hat: : Depot. Victoria-street. ; -. ;. •. , Tl/TA G.N B T.I C HE A L INU ■ ; .-l :;i MB M.I.LNER STEPHEN, ; . ; ,THE y• . ...'■ CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN HEALERJ Receives f atiiSts at his Rooms; Overn Lodge, Symonas-street/ 2nd house'from ISt." Andrew^ Church, dally, fromlo till 1, and 2 till 5. . i SOP TEgtIMOWttLB. &C, EXHIBITED. ■ -ly -;-■ G^ T I■■■■.■•."■ C E," Wo make a Specialty Of" Office and Shop Fittings .of overy description, at shortest notice and lowest rates. bit] i. J. M. HASLETT, Builder, Fort-street. riERI S T M A S CARDS. - Just Received, a Large Assortment of all the Latest Designs in Christmas and New Year Cards (Hand-paintod. Photo., Perfumed, &c), also New Zealand views and Flowers, for Home Mail, leaving; In November. HY. A. COLSON, Stationer and Bookseller, Victoria-street, near corner llobson-streot, Anokland. . i . . r7. QAL V A SLO N ARMT.;: AUCKLAND :BRISON- GATB BRIGADE ANt> \ , NIGHT 'REFUGE. Soperintendant .. .. John da/vLns Inspector of Hoin« .. ..W. F. Boynton Treasurer .. .. _ C. B. Stohh Secretary ..-• _ ..W. H. Leokaro Captain-in-Chjjms '.. .. ROBT. LW.TI.H. I" r , THB HOME. j In connection with the above Institution b»ing -■ Now Open, Brigade Captain Little will be r ~. glad,to receive DONATIONS 0! GROCERIES OR PRO VISIONS Off ANY KIND, ana also of ANY OLD CLOTHES, at THE BARRACKS, j / -\ ij- From 8 a.ts. to 1 p.m. daily. ,-.;• j : Tho Treasurer, Mr 0. B. Stone, would remind the Public that this Institution cannot be car ■ ried on successfully without Funds. Ho will therefore be most happy! to receive Subscrip tions at his office. Queen-street, at any time. 1 PREFER WbLFE's ScpNAPPS to Brandy or Whisky—lt Is a more wholesome spirit. - \T OTICE.—To meet the times Ihavo de-' oj^! ' tormiriod to reduce the charge of Board ,and Lodgings to 15s per week. Good Beds, 9d and Is ; Single Meal, 6d ; and by strict .cleanli ness and keepinga. good table, hope to merit t\\q patronage p( working men.—Note the uddregfl, Alick Malay's Dining-rooms, opposite Branstoit .ahaForater'ajAlbert-Btreet '' " ■ TC TO BAKERS, A^.—Sbravings from planing machine to bo g|ven away in any quantity at my' Workshop, Chapel-street.— Tlioa. Colebrook, Builder, -' ■:: , -■> MY medical experience satisfies ■me that •"■*• Wolfe's Schnapps is an excelltht stimulant - ■ ' , OVER 500 DIFFERENT SAMPLES: of English, Scotch, and Colonial Tweeds and Fancy Coatings to"select from. Suits from 508'ta'ftl 108J Trousers from. 13s 6d fo^ClfiaJ— WooUams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenhain, House, foot of Grey-street r, fTIHE LITTLE GO will rur, to Qnahunga X. on and after MONDAY! From A uokland, at 10 a.m., -S, 80 ji.m,; from Onehunga, at 12.30 p.m.1,6,45ftin. - - j -- j . T. J. BAINBRIIIGE, Proprietor. VACANCIES ;fdr two Gentlemen T. . Boarders;. piano; sponge and ehowcr Tjati. — OppositS: Prlace.'Ot."W,ales, H<»b8o« ---'atre'et;'"' '*:' ■-' : <i" -" J ••-»' "■■'■■ ■*-■ " ' BOARD AND RESIDENCE.-Wanted, by a Gentleman," BoaMTand Residenoe;— Address Box 278, P.O. .. ■-■ ij;'j T>RIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE, •JL^ opposite Prinoe of Wales Hotel,-flohaon' street; quiet and respectable, with every com fort; plunge and shower bath; piano { terms moderate. ■,',■; '■ '"■ |_' BOARD AND RESIDENCE^Vacancy ' for two Gentlemen, Graf ton Road.—Apply "M.N.." Stab Office. • v y ■ WHY WEAR SLOPS? SXTJTS TQ ~ " measure from SO?; Trousers to measure from 13s 6d.—Woollams, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenham House, foot of Grey-street. . ; A BIRD IN* THE J HAND IS WORTH 2 J-*- in the bush;. and a pound in my pocket is wOTth 2 "on my books. — Woollams. Ready Money. Tailor, Sydcnham House; foot of ftrejf street : . a AVING disposed pJ my coftoK business at North'.ShQre. I haife a.few very Superior Horsealeft for Sale.—Apply to F.: J. Quick; Devonpoi't, North Shore. ■-•;.'.■■ Y^OUSINS AND. ATKIN have omgals VV several Second-hand Buggies, Phaetons, and Dog Carts, lisht, and suitable for gummer uso. ■ ' ■■-' ■*'-' '■■ ■ - •' ■-■ ■■ '-'; ::• , THE POWIR OF READY MONEY IS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS,. ' Our West of M»sl»nd Guinfft : else where 303,—W«olVftins, Ready Money Tailor, Sydenhain Houia. feot of Grey-streat. BIRKENHIAD. —Sunnyside Gardens .—Mrs Jo&ktoson ia now ready to recaire Visitors. Strawberriea and Fresh Cream always ready. BqHg and Residence. :. , _f»1 f\-TO «10,000 LENT on. Bwldlnß 3& JL" Society prinoiples.oj Ofl,'other terms to salt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on' Weekly Payment Systqm. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Soe .List of Properties for Sale on first page. Six per cant, allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Willamson, Laad, EBtate, and Financial Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. O R M S,' All children suffer from them. If suspocted, aak for the Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. lßpacket Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office, ' T> OSELINE for the HAIR —This ele- JLV gant preparation completely eclipsan every article of a similar kind now before the public. Price, Is 6d a bottle.—Sharlandi Apothecaries' Hall ■ EATS! RATS! RA T S !—Uss SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTS, Rats eat it greedily, and die; no ajhdi. Price, One Shilling a Bottle, _ F. O. SHARLAND. oppoaito Poat-offioe. nnOOTHACHB CURE. — Inatantaneoue I HeUef~-ODONTALOIC.-ls per bottle. ---> FTC. BHARLANP. opposite PoßtK)fflce. T>ELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— Jrl SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECXOKAL, Price. 2s 6d and 4s 6d.—F. C. Sharped, opposite th Post-offlce. . DR ARNOLD'S" PENNY ROYAL AHB; WSiZp, 'VT LS.-The most populw •nedlcjSeolth? v) t^ice,2iea.a. box.-Colo nlal Agent, XC SuarjlaKp. dppoaito the Post qfflce- ' G;: lH N» E R S O.N'S U» - CHERRY PECTORAL, isfld, 2i>Cd.la6dperbOtUe. Tobehadonly at Medical Hall, Ponsonby. opposite Thtee Lamps, XNTENDlNG7nve'stors are requested to, X apply at once tor remaining Snares in A. Welloßley'B Consijlt»tion, as it ia nearly full und will be.Drawn la a few days, !,":,:



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THE BENEFIT" CONCERT Tendered to • .-. ■: HEKR CARL SCHMITT - i BY THE ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY ': (Unavoidably postponed from the date pre viously advertised) .:...■<• • WILL BE GIVEN ~ ,-:■-.,,. j On FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12 t I A number of the Leading Amateurs of A'ucklaal have kindly volunteered their assistance. ■: ' In the absence of Judge Feifton. Mr Knox has • ~ ,kindly consented to .conduct., A ,.. j, Admisioh, 2s 6d; reserved seats, 4s. < n Seats may be reserved at Messrs Upton & Coip* ' ir ' 'H. F.EDGER,:Hon.;Beo.; *\j£. ; , mHE BRIGANTINE si%&dh&& -1- NIGHTINGALE, Cap-, -^&P*vfe g3iSL. tain Short, from Dunedin.: liiffWr "'" commonoe'discnarKirig the Queen-street Wharf MORNING. Consignees will please present Bills of Lading and pay freight to' the Undersigned. -' Any goods left on the Wharf after i o'clock each day will bejßtore^.at expense and risk.of owners, i ■,V" : . ■.'■'"' , COUPLiND"&'CO.,I.' ! ' *'■•* ■■'■ .*• • --i '- ■■ ii:-Agents.^ November 20.1881. .»,:.' j * " \al^L^ TdtOß WHANGASOA.-L JD The Schooner RUB^Y _>gsGgß2S3.will leave' for above TO •>6gg^a~BWr MORROW MORNING at 11 TimOTlllitMr"" trieght, etc., apply to 0. F. E. KSSLING, Ship, ping Agent, Fort-street. " ". DT, TBTbMAS'S ; SCHOOL - ROOM. >* .Vocal ■ and ' '/nstruroental CONCERT/ S0- MORROW (Thursday) Evening, B.p.m; dlees. Solos, Dnots.'Becitations. etc. AdinUsloOj ;ls,; STRAWBERRY SEASON.—Freuh Croam and Devonshire Clotted Cream, in tins and. glass jars, fresh daily, at the Auckland Dairy, Hobsoh-street, and Branch Dairies, Poh sonby and Newton. ' . ' ~ s%- j T> P. HOLLIS^S LINB OF XV» • COACHES. ■;-'■ j<; " LEAVE ONEHUNGA-ManukauHotal-lsb, 8, 8 45, 9.15.9.45,10.3 Q. 11.15 a.m., 12.15,1; J.SO,J^, 3,4. 5,6 p.m. Mondays—s.3o p.m. Saturdays— 5:30, 6 pm. Sundays—B.3o a.m., 12' noon, 1.80 p.m.. .. . . : '■ : V ''■:■ '""."".". ! & 1 LEAVE AUCKLAND-^dreyhouhd: Hotel—' 9,9.45, 10.30,11 a.m.. 12.15, 1, 2, 2.45,'ai5. 4,4.4*, 5.15,6,6.30,7 p.m. Mondays—ll p.m. Saturdays -i-10,ll! p.m. Sundays—lo a.m.,2,0p.m. , ; Single Fare. Is; Return Fare, is 6a. "***'; t .', Tickets sold by tho dozen:—To and from One hunga. 7s; to and from Greenwood's Corner, Is; to and from Brown-street, Epsom, Ss, ■ \ „ R. P. HOLLia, Proprietor.^ '" T> U B LION 0 TIC E. R. McCABE Begs to inform his friends and the public geais rally that as he Is compelled to raise his Simp to street Icvel9,he has cmnmenced a CHEAP BALSS of:HOUSEHOLD. CARPKNTERS', and BUIL DERS' IRONMONGERY, to reduce his SUxHc before commencing alterations. •' . CHEAP :HABI)WARE i HOUSE, PATTESON STREET, FREEMAN'S BAT. DISEASE — SMALLPOX,1 FEVERS, Etc.—All persons winning ,tft' keep from those horrible diseases should a.t once procure a paoket of WARNOCK'S celebrated DISINFEC TANT, as "Prevention is bettor.than Cure.'"— Sold by all Storekeepers, Chemists, fitc.,9dthe- Packet;- --■' -■ • ■■■• ■ ■'--'■ '■ ' :- ■ ■'■■;•'■ • •■• mEA, COFFEE, AND FRUIT STALLS. '' JL'*—Wanted, Tea, Coiflfee, Lemonade, and Frait Stalls in the Neighbourhood of any Public * Works in operation. Tea cjr Cetfee should not exceed Id permug.—Apßly xherever suitably -: :' ■'■;;• Personal, ;' r"A-A JQHN CHILp, Sjfto arrived'in Aiickland about ?0 yeaw ago, and for some time re sided at Drury, is requested to communicate with Peter Oliphant, Solicitor, High-street, Aucfc land.. . r , ....... . ■ " PERSONAL.— Who'd be without :a -■ Grand Suburban Residence: site, > when yoa can buy for so little cash, witH the certainty of four buyers receiving a Free Allotment as well, at Mercantile Sale-rooms. Thursday, noon. PERSONAL.— The city will I ■ bel so crowded very aeon that large healthy sites at ■V4ot«ria"Glen Estate* will be worth double what they will fetch at Thursdays sale.,4 given away.—^T. Rv Randerapn, Auc-' tionoer. ■■ - ■ - ■ •.':.' ■■■>c■ >> r. ■ PERSONAL.— Mary, it is a positive fact 1 that four splendid Allotments' sio to be given away at Mercantjlo Sale-rooms*next Thursday. ■ •, ~ .• i: ! Lost and Found* LOST,^ a Retriever Pup, about 4J months Old.—The'finder will be rewarded by leaving same, at Brigg's, Butcher, I'sgsonby. LOST, last evening, Lady's Gold Watch, between Hobson-street (by Viotoria street) and Queen-street Wharf, or- between North Shore Wharf and An.n'Streot.—Finder will be rewarded on leaving it at Stab ofilee.off Duder Bros.', DevQnpojrt. ■:. l; T 03T -ftoni a Buggy, on Saturday eyen-, 14 WBi the lath'inst., between Mount Eden and' Queen-stieot. a Brown Imitation Sealskin Cape. —Finder will be rewarded on delivery to Mra Shirley Hill, Stokes Road, Mount Eden. ■ i . LOST, on Monday night', in Queen-street, Silver Brooch,-motto round.—Reward to Jindcr on leaving same at Stab Offtoe, . ,> OST, on Saturday last, a Fox Terrier; with large bias); spot on centre of back.— Finder pleaae reyiyn same to Star Office. QST) 10s Reward, Fox Terrier Slot, black and tan head, black tail; answers to the name of Boss. Registered Is umber 1,120.— Findor will recjive the above reward by re turning same to Wei inxton Hotel, Wellington street. Anyone detaining same after this will bo prosecuted. ' ~ * ; ; S"~TRAYED from Onehunga, a Chestnut Mare, white face and two white hind feet. 103 reward.—Mr Friend w.ii-xi,^^ 1 ' Meetings. ; ~n ;."" ■pROTESTANT HALL; NEWTON. A Pnblio Mooting will be held in the above Hall, This (Wednesday) Evening, boinnuafihg I at 8 o'clock, to consider the question .of. our present land and money systems. As vis is the most important question of the age aKmen holding adv^naed liberal views, and etpseially j working- won, are earnestly invited .to sbe PVflspnt, Mr Duflrus. President of the Liberal I Association, will take the chair. THE Regular Monthly Meeting, of the "Prince of Wales Lodge," Noi 18S8, will be held at Freemasons' Hall. Prhices-streot, To-Monßow (TnuHSDAY) Kvenino, at 7.30 p.m. Visitors aro invited by order of ths W.M. ' It., B. LBERS, P.M., Seoretery. WOLSELEY LICENSED HOLDING, WAIOTAHI CREEK, THAMH& ; | A Meeting of SharehoWers'in^the ibove Licensed Holding will bo held at the undersigned on THURSDAY, SrtMnfltent, at 2 o'olock p.m. >.:.>.; ', . ; Business: To ♦bm the License into a SCOTT, ; -'■:' ■"- ■•■!-■ Legal Manager." i 2 and 41, N.Z. Insnranca Buildings, Auckland, 25th November, 1881. OTTER'S PATENT WOOL SCOUR ING MA CHINS COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND (tJMrrED). ~, The General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at tho Company's Office, Colonial Bank Buildingß. on THURSDAY, the 4th December next, ftt 11 o'clockrto reeoive the Directors' Report, Balance-sheet, and to transact any other business which may be brought forward; : JOHN MILNE, Secretary. . mHAMES GOLDEN CROWN GOLD- X MINING COMPANY. (LIMITED).', j Notice is hereby given that'an Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, 83, Queen-street, Aupk-: land.;on FRIDAY, the:2Bth inst, atSp.m^to oonsidor the advisability or otherwise of wind ing-up the Company. li " By "**# *" BTa, WHITE, Manager,



. " TO-MORROW, ~ • : 12 Noon. ' : THK SALE OF VICTORIA riLEN "piST-ATE, SCTORIA VXLEN JhSTAtB. 1 ' • VICTORIA AVENUE, *'* 1 . REMUERA, .' Will take place at / . :Vi'';iffi3 MERCANTILE BALK BOOMS, '• i! Mercantile Chambers, next Bank New Zealand. i ityti GRAND LARGE ALLOTMENT^ i <yO TO BE SOLD,, v\i ;j .' ' ' /-AND • ' ..._.;■' ■ 4 EQUALLY AS GOOD to be Absp-, lutely GIVEN AWAY AMONG THE,, BUYERS AT THE SALE. , ' ■:' PLANS now ready, and can bo obtained on application at the Auctioneer's office. \ = ,-.,' u . ADVANTAGES OFFERED by this SA^iE. » GRAND SITES in this Potralar Suburb.: f; 5 EASIEST TKRMS ever offered before. " ' ■ FOUR SPLENDID ALLOTMENTS OITEN | AWAY. ' . . ■ , . . . : ,,.-- .. ALL WHO BOY WILL MAKE MONEY} 0 THE PRICE paid will be DOUBLE in. TTfIJO ' 'f HEALTH, SLBUANCE, ana PLEASURE COMBINED. They wUI PAT as a, SPECULATION to hold. Therefore, those who seek health for1 tßeic families and themselves, those who want to make money at small outlay, those woo may soon need to go to the suburbs to roßide, and those who are sensible. BE IN TIME'AND COMPETE FOR THE ALLOTMENTS.;' - TERMS: 5 per cent, discount for cash, J cash, balance at i. 8, and 12 months without interest, : or at 3 years 7 per cent interest. * ,* ,4 . . ■ Title—Land Transfer. ': ■. Luncheon will be provided.' - * Also, at same time, 2J acres NORTHCO \% being portion of Lot: 1 54, Parish of Takapuna, County of Eden, -"' fronting tho Great North Road, with 3-roomcd 1 Cottage thereon'erected', verandah, two mdoa. Half-acre in etrawberrles; a four-stalled stable-, is also on tho property. . The view from the i land is excellent .'• ; ■% i:.'. j <t,i . .:**■": Jl 'R. RANDERSOHyf" . > . ( Auctioneer. rr^~ : —— . • TOMORROW, 11 o'clock. AT SIBBiN'S MART. U CASES AND 4 BAGS BEST WAIKATO- HAMS and BACON \i! i kegsJiard* v< - ; ••?' ■ ICO bags Prime Fowl Wheat ■ :^f« yi jSObigsOats ■■ . -. •■/? V;, ,20; Canterbury Cheeses; . , , Jlr > '^y- : •; ".■'."•■."•"■• ' ;i ..,~'. : . ' ,', i ->'' ; :;'m;;^;a,,^.» . : '■■ ■ . ■ ■ ir;^.. ; - ; :,, ;( T^MORRW, pNOOJf. MOUNT.i EDIIN PROPERTY, AT1 "ARTHUR'S" MART." . ' eTj!nks: One-fourth -Cash; balance mayire main for three years at 7 per cent. ■ ''Ii 'it "., il :. "peratanunu r' ■ ' s.". %<j ' - ::tii "' TOMORROW. - X TO^ERFUkERS, FANCY 1' GO&DS . . ;j . DEALER^, TDRAPERS,. ANI| * OTHERS. .LAVENDER WATERS,: COWNES, , ESSENCES, POMADES, . ; ; FLORIDA WATER 3, tlStt! AND ■ .' ' GLYCERINE, SPON&ES/ '" ; , ■ &c., '&C,. 4c. . g,-«,-'.' ~,. ;.-,.,: .G^BRnaj/'liEWiB/ -^f'"'- ••: HAS received instructions'to soil Tat hia ' Rooms on above date, at 11 o'clook, "9 SUARGE CASES OF ABOVE WHLL ' ASSORTED GOODB. : :n f These being all large contents, will be divided ' to BUit the trade... . , ■" , { /.'!•>■'■,. ■; Jfo'- RESERVE. '■■> . TO-MORROW, at 11 o'CtooK. • ■i<\:i.v EDWARD LEYDONjJ/; ; WILL SELL at-the Auckland Sale rooms, Durham-street East, ..;..■.= . "kllfipp A LARGE QUANTITY OB1 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, New and Second-hand, Catlery, "' Shade Goods, Toiletware, Accordions, Drapery. - Clothing, Piotuns, Jewellery,, Watches, &o. - • Note tho Address— ' ... ; ' EDWARD LEYDoNi.V''|^' ," DurHam-street.East. ifj n* >"■ .TUESDAY, DECEMBER' 16, ; .; "At Noon. ' .. " CLIFTON VILLA," ; '. "HOLLY-BANK." TWO VILLA RESIDENCES OLIPHANT- ' - ' STREET, PONSONBY. . > D; F.-EVANS - 'V HAS been;instructed by Mr J' Sl'Presa ■ ' Auction at his Laud Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, the 16th Decem ber, 1884, at noon, j - ,;.,.:. • ;U ! HIS i TWO COMFORTABLE i VILLAS ' , known as "Clifton Villa", and "Holly < i Bank," containingleach six rooms; new and well-finished; two registers, Learn- > Ington range; nice garden, asphnlted paths; sink in soullery, drained, &c. ! .Theseare two.'very desirable Houses, and ta small capitalists offer a good investment High 1 elevation, goodl view, commanding position, pleasantly situated rin Oliphant-street, near Ponßonhy.Road. : i . ; f«» ■ -" "t "■' _' ' ' '."'"'.'*"■ - : ii| •" :''.' Terma Easy...,. .'.'.'. :-{ :,» '""^.'''vD. Fr ; iIVAN3, AmStiaarfeti \\' Vi :. .i ...-..;■.:. —-...•-•-.• .■' - .. ■ ... :' ■■ W. S. 000HBANX] [JAB. DAOK> FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28? REFRIGERATOR, MOTTLED KAURI. BOOK CASE, SUITES, MOTTLED KAURI SIDEBOARD, CAPETS, ■% HOUSEHOLD F-URNITURB. FFIHE jubßoribers will sell by auction at " JL their rooms, Queen-street, on Friday, November 28, at U o'clock, HOUSEHOLD'FURNITURE, conatßfflfg of ! ••* ■•" Suites, Carpet, Mottled Kauri Bookcase, ■ Piotnrea. Fandara, Couch and 0 Chain, ' ' Mottled Kanrl Bideboard, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Hattrasses, Palliasses, Pillows, i < Chests Drawers, Wafihstanda and Ware, ' Dressing Tables, Mirrors, Commodes, i Choffoniers, Venetian Blinds, Oviil. Round, - and Square Tables, Bath, Porambnlator, - • J Grate. Clocks, Linoleum, Kitonon Utensils, '<■ Zero Refrigerator.-; ■•■■ ::'./ <• ..,-. &C., '&0., &0. ' ~ ! SAMUEL COOHRANK & BON, '■' . ' Auctioneers.■',- .'.-V-'. V ."■""' ' FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 28. BICYCLES, TRICYtitES,'SOCiABLES, THE WINDSOR, CONVERTIBLES. ; •OABRiiiTI!,EWIS HAS received' instructions to sail at hii Rooms, on the above date, at 11 o'clock, 1 WINDSOR CONVERTIBLE (a splondta . machine) * "I'Soeiable {very superior) ■■■■■■■»«-" ,lSO.inchßleycle ■ ' ----1 62-inohßioycle ...:•-. .-■ 141-inohßoy'B Bicycle lCbUd'B Bicycle ■> ,-r '■ -'".-• i 1 Tridyolo ■ ' • 1 dittto. ~ All best bearing, and latest improraaiMi^ ,- :' ';;■.■:: %f-. :^i, SATiroDAY, DBGEMBER < '' ■ V;■ ■ "!' Ab-12 fi'olixk- '■ : rfrf\C HAS received instructions from Mr Robert Garrott. of Garrett Bros., to sell at Oakley Park, Avondale (on account of disso lution of partnership), .;; j 1 DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY • 1 English Dog-cart lßoneMUl • , i 1 Lawn Mower ■' 1 Large Grubber '• '■■ I Pair Harrows -..:' ' ■ ' . -"<i :- '■• 1 Dray 20 Lstree Casks . . 1 Set waggon Harness ' . - • ... Draught Stallion Lord Avondale, by Star and Garter ' ' ■ , 1 Tom thumb Stallion. Nimrod . ■ 2 Heavy Draught Mares; any trial, ;" 1 Brown Mare, foal at foot by Hippocampus The far-lamed TrottinK Horse, The Comet " The fast Trotting Mare.' Sally, i years old i Matchless Colts, broken to harness ' ' 1 Bay Mare by Traducer i • ; 1 Thoroughbred Obit by The Peer, 2 years old - 1 Black Colt, 2 years old, by a thoroughbred * horse -:.~ 1 Draught Colt, 3 years old, by, Tom Jones :■ 1 Heavy Spring-cart Horso: ■ 1 Tom Thumb Mare, stinted to Nimrod 1 3-year-old Draught Mare, foal at foot by Lord Avondale i ■ 1 Heavy Spring-cart Horse; any trial ~ 8 Well-bred Heifers and Stners : ■ ■ 16 Young DairjrCowi ' ." , 1 BuU, 2 yearaold 3 Well-bred Dairy-led Piss ■ Range^ almost.new. • vi • i LUNCHEON PROVIDED. Continued on ronrtb ***•.