THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1885

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Wanted. --rr^ T sß7"a Cooper.-Apply to H. ty^QnlplnT^Coopor.awanßon-sireet. -LLrMTKIPa Saw Doctor for country W^l -AnplyAuckland Timber Co. good Jobbing Compositor. I* Irmly Cecil Gardner and Co, General 1 n 7|gntrcet_ond Vulcan Lane. 2j=-njf_lTTmuiodiatoly, 2 Good Firo "W men.-APPI7 Knffincor Frrzon Meat JJpaßy^BaUwayWharf; Men used to pick and W Bhorel'- Apply W. J. Williams, New °rffANT_Wi a* one0' Sood ' railov to take W charge of work-room.—Address at Star ofi^Tfirgix first^clasd Goppersmith VV- tor boat work, to proceed to Wolllnrton. V it by letter to Mr Wiilinmson, Brass dffi Lornrvstre___-_ ■fffANTED, for an, lnterprovineial town, vV KM' Coset, a compotont Bookkeopor Lnnilorstands double ontry and can prepnrn •JSffi balano^. B haot. - Stato experience and •gltt 8.. fTfAWKD, smart Youth to lonrn trade. W _>ncklaad Clothing Company, Com- D'Jm-sW*!"' (aewprom-egi. __ _ _ S=ffANT_D, <sirl about 16, to assist in W hnnwwork; references requlveu.—Apply J Vff Airfield House. Bridse-streot, off lL nßoad, —. — fXjjfEuV a <:iood Housemaid. References required.—Apply Mrs S. J. White. City Clubllotol^ sSYANfED, a good General Servant.— \y Jppjr a t once to Mrs Kator, llobaon-st. _ W"^LNfß_7ft sti-onp Woman, used to handling Buttor; also sovoral Glrls. ...wFtoam Moat and Buttor Company, Tues- Pfflor_ng;lo^__^ ixfANTBDi an experienced General W Servant.- Apply Mrs Woodroffo, Win t J Wjlotint Albert. rrfANTED. a g°ocl Goneral Servant; VV rnforenoes reauirod; nursocrirl kept.— irolyMrai J. A. Beale, Grafton Road. WtaNT^IS, a good Gonoral Servant for VV an hotol in Coromandcl.—Apply at flieeson-i Hotel* _______________^__—^_~_— TITSNTED, » Sood, General Servant; VV imall ttrnHj i W<>& waves. - Apply »t JJtoMrsJ.X-ovy, Grey-street, opposite II I llerHonse;__ . , WANTED, for the country, a Mo ; er's Help.-Apply for parUculars to ' ■ M. ihrliS.GroMrJl. Grerßtreet^ fffANTED, Married Couplo, or Guiitlo- W men Boardnra in a private family, closo .V_ n! Bitnation pleasant; private rooms. &o. °«S Whitconibo- Registry, 3 doors from WANTED, Ke-ongagement as Barmaid. First-olass references. — Apply F.T., ctißOfllco. TfTANTiiD, by a Man a.id Wifo, witli- W out enenmbrance. a Situation in town or country; wife a Rood uillkep,—_pply at BrltomartHotel; A^TED, Tour Kespootablo Boarders, terms, 18s washfn* included.—Apply jtrePrimroso, Ahcroromble-Etreet. iffANTED, 2 or 3 rospoctablo Men wieh ■ W ln» to Baoholorlae ; ovory convenience itioall remuneration.—Next Butcher's, Wynd ■jjjiitteet



TffANTED, two^Uentlomen Boarders ; W comfortable homo; forms moderate.— The jUses Clarke, Kyber Pass Road, opposite Arawafreet ___ WANTED, To Let or Sell, Five and Six-roomsd house?. Pines. Richmond mod riace for poultry, express, &o. Ront. 9a SIT-Cljago, KnaM -srrcet, ANTED, Buyers of Meat, at following Prices; Beef and Mutton from 1J per lb"; Beef Ba«Ba£f9, 3d ; Pork Sausai'es, 4d. t: ma!l Booda of all Descriptions Fresh Daily.—J, Foas BidCo..Quoon-3treet. TIT ANTED to Sell, a real good Business, W' 108S8 Rood will, and 3tock, bost thorough (oe near Queen-stroet; cheap. — Apply for Address, Star Office. WTNTED, a First-class Billiard Table, second-hand, with all requi-ites com jltte.-Apply, statins lowoat pries for ensh, aizo, maker'snanic.how long In use, and emimera tir pr teqnteitss if.o.b. Onehun;;a), to W., Star Offleo. f ANTED, immediately, Purchasers of VaEeß. Lußtrce, Dinner or Ten Sets QtafcHlaeSi Wine", TamMnrs. Dishes. Sugars Crams, Butter or Fancy Gla«9 to Beo GnoSson's londmArcada Stock. WANTED, Purchaser; of Watehoa, Clooks. Jewellery, Stationery, Cutlery, Hretroplate, Fancy Goods, Toys. Uollsj, (Mmcs, ml tha Novelties found in Goodson's London imAe. __ WANTED, a Purchaser for the fnst «alllng 2|-ton Pleasuro Yacht Maud, (Oppered, Ballast. Bails, and all gear nswatfl Mmplste! also, Dingy and Moorings, P.ico, £3.-Apply W. Lind, Devonport. ANTED, Tenders for Carting Stonusl -Apply to R. Fricko Ponrcae. WA¥TED7~Tenderß for Double Chim ney.— Apply H. Hall, Kyber Pass, Seßroaiket. WANTED, 1,000 Working Men to take live Shares each in tho- Aucklard Qwpttatlve Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.) -Applications to G. W. Eenshaw, Secretary pro to, care 8. Cooir.bea and Co. WANTED generally known—The Cheapest House for Cutlery, Electro- Att, Nickel Silver, Glesa. China, Toys and rnor Goods, is R. Lyo's Housekeeper's Bazaar, Yktota-jtreet West, 5 doors from Queon-strcot, dateto Theatre Royal. WANTED, Mew Arrivals to inspect the I! Varied Stook of China. Glass, and Brtaware, at Wilson's. 2G7, Qneeu-stroet. tisrasJlod valuo to Breakfast Services, Tea Ma, Dinner Services, and Toilet Waro.—Note toiddrsas: Wilson's, 257. Queen street, oppo wfnttle'B Photographic Rooms. WANTED SEEN —Tennis Rackets. ll' • La-ge assortment of new shapes.— OmtaiKeltey and Co.. 120, Qnoen-street. SEEN—The New Square TT,! Shape Dinner Services, the moat tasteful ™Bdß, and tho cheapest Breakfast Services in jjgMmd, at Wilson's, 267, Qneen-Btreo*. MaNTED SEEN—The Splendid Selec -IT tion of Roods at R. Lyo's Housekooper's MO«r, Viotoria-streot West, under old ' Jffpw"'Office, jvc door 3 f rom Queen-street. "WANTED SEEN — Christmas and IT Birthday Cards. Kelsey'a Now Cards «™d be Been early.—Charles Kolsey and Co., ; ffiQwen-street. WANTED SEEN-The new Goods, ex Jj . Kalkoura, In Goodson'a Queen-stroet JWot. Sterling Sllvei Jewellery, Kloctro g»*€raato, Cutlery, &c., and 110 varieties of ratejjjilves. ?ANTBD~SEBN^ Christ_aus~Cur'ds- Kolsey's new Christmas Cards ore, if JW6B,even more beautiful than those of last I W Shownlnseparateroom, Should beseen yg'-Cliarles KeUev and Co., 120, Queen-st.



WANTED UNDBRSTOOD-In conse ,.. . gnenco of expiration of loaao, Great wrattOM In the Prices at Goodaon'a London ■/'SP.xi dow made. You will offoot grwt ' ■g'W »T purchasing there. WANTED KNOWN—Pianoforte Los it to vJ 00? in class; one guinea per term.—W. *y«ooe, Hobaon-street, corner of Cook-at. WANTED KNOWN - Pianofortes hi. JSfMatelr Tuned (ss) by a Certificated g^gffgffiton experlenoe-O. Hoo3, Wanted known—At Eendeii's, top sjl ,Jt Orey-Btreet, Men's Scotch Tweed g__« IU, 19i 6d, 223 6d; Nelson Tweed a«m,6811d.-Brighton HoUBe. WANTED KNOWN—Metcalfo'a is the <T Oheapest nous? in Auokland. Soo his ■•SSWMatls 6d and 3s 9d each; also the ■igw of booka at the door all at 91 each. ! WANTED KNOWN—At Rendell'e, a SiiiL J"88Btook of Boy's Norfolk Katon, and Si*. X?' from 3» IW, Boy's Shirts, 8d; ~: S°g»Twe Hata. Is -Brighton House. , WANTED KNOWN-In Jewellery, y ..Aolsey and Co. still keep only Real SX.™ Eoal SUvor; no iaiitations.-Charlos SSjCo-, 120, Qneen-atreet. WANTED OOWN-That the cheapest th«i.k. ia> tna cheapest Earthenware ana > Io* MMBt Glass are to ba bad at Wilson's. , S^gwn-Btreet. A viait will prove this. WANTED KNOWN-Goodaon'a Lon ton«* S Arcade contains the largest and raj™ Btook of Kanqy Gooda and useful ■ j&S*? Colony. Trade motto, "Small "SSSjpicfcrgtnrns." WANTED KNOWN-In Jewellery, MR«i5? lMjrand Co- "till keep only real gold <U»mJ"tor-no Imitations on the premises. Mm J2i& everything guaranteed.-Charlea gSLggjto ■ 120, Queon-atreet WANTED KNOWN.— PonsonbyVolun "nwlliii 18' £leaae take noiice that a Tram «M.v™V hreo Lamps. Ponsonby, at 6.30 Shortland-street, ten WANTED KNOWN—Lace Curtains, !*»ffii PMpatl! 70 Palrs Scolloped Taped KQil^^J- Rendell'B, Brighton Houao, top WANTED KNOWN.-See our All-wool < 4*l« Plannel. Another lot lliSdwJ ci T cheap goods. Price as before, fc(tfS^. s feß Place as before.-J. Rendell. WA^Id~K¥OWN — That I have tttliK nj,™B* a separate shop for Men's Out- B«ftff"f;«>.: next doorto, and in corniec "*Htaa3r SW business; top of Grey-street, ftarpiijßnghton House. W^i? KNOWN-The Cheap Sale aaS't'BtS.1 B'™ingaam8'™ingaam Arcade (lato Coup !*4oib «SJt? .^Ben-Btreet. 1b a great succesß, ®«at»?rW Mt£ eiilJ* cleared; a few weeks B»«toS™™ Blaughtering prices will clear off l?wWho7, ha ojnortunity of such cheap «ggilj£» oe gone. Call and eecuro some of the Jf^raOWN-Tbe Cheap Sale ■jjft Btmei ?5 I™lngnam1™lngnam Arcade Oate Coup- H*the«toritfif?°¥tatreo*» is a great Bueceaß, sP* Mim n v?TstbeinK cleared ; a few weeks S Moolt.S^e'itfiring prlooa will clear off EMt'slCrS» Ule opportunity of such cheap ■.ijjgjjj^gone. Call and aecuroeomo of the fel^^OWN^ThiChcaTSa!* ! »« BS, rmin ßham Arcado (lato Coup- S*ttS?i tbS.lnß cleared, a fow tvoeks ffl 10*. and JSUBhtorin* "ricos wiu clear off ■ffiMfita?* opportunity of such cheap Call and Becure sonic of the M^b^ KHOWN. - Hams - Hams l*l tl'I«SS?TSr2CoCanterbar3r Hams, 9d S>WltaS™ ttorouKhly sound. Money : Sm'J K1 BrtS,reiSeßeilted- Lo<=al Hams. Bd v.-KiVieal:.ffi Cant«rbury Baoon, 8d lb; ;J^»»aar£?n^ guaranteed, fid; prlmo (ffTChZ '?*; W lb. Kuaranteed; primo SfflM torf^rifi^an« new. 6d lb; good tftffi^Utoa M1b:.,? 68t Freßh Butter. 8d; C 1 WTidonn. ' Ml Purchasers Share in «ft<Sß§s°!} C 8 am<>nth.-Co-operativo



T^ANTED, tho Ratopayora of Now- Mayor wiii rk»°i t0 ,know tbat tho Election for VV T ak? plllCo on 2Hh innt.,and that Offlco " " Bgain a Cand!dat° tot the TSTANTED, a reßpectable~Boy aeod U, uJn",,i °, aV ido nns, drive!' nnd mako himself »_2____L- ioung, Shortlandetreei. ■WANTED, Tenders to Buiiri)OTbTe mi iV^^i rnoy <lttbo«r only).-Apply on Job, Ou_j\londay,Jormyn street. WANTED, a First-class Waiter.- Apply Occidental Hotel. W' AN TED to Hire, Light Spring Cart, Horse, cite.; cornpluto. — Addrcsa at onc^Box^li, Poat-offlco. Auckland: TIT ANTED, Pinglo gentleman Boarder, „ V. tJ(S Por wcok. Good view, b.ith, piano, near G.P.0.-r.ddreasat MrColegrove's (Nel?on Moate. and Co.), 150, Qucon-atrcot. \\T AN TED, 2or 3 respectable Boardera ; * i Ti»terin3 Moderate; comforUV.o'homo — cent t t ' anash' BCCO"d houso, top Yin- W ANTED, Young Lady Apprentices to Drapery and Millinery; also Im provers.-J. Rendoll, Brlßhtou House, top of Grey-street. WA NTE D, Generals, Housemaidß. . Female Cooks, 20s; l.ad for country, Assistant*, KUehonnmn.—A. McLcod, 7 Quoon stroetjjor St. Mary's Road, Ponaouby. TIT ANTED, atoady BoyTTbout 15, to TV nmko himnelf generally usofnl: must bo able to lcok nftor a pony.—H. G. Wade, Liverpool-street. WANTED, a rospoctablo Young Girl to mind a baby nnd assist in li K ht house- S' or' c--Appljf Mr!j Lloyd, No. C, Great North Road, Nowton. TSTANTED, Saws to Sharpen, Hammor, V T and Hop>)ir.—Wm. Walker, Sheruian stri-et; or R. Porter and Co., Cruiokßhank and Miller. orKnnlt. Grey-street. Haws left at any of tho above Ironmongers wi'l bo immediately aitundcrtto. W rANTED KNOWN—Short Lengths and Job Lots of Timber 5s per 100.— Now_Zealand Timber Co. (Limited). WANTED KNOWN —At Rendoll'sj top of Grey street, a Lot of Stookonetto and Tweed Mon'a Coats. Is Ud. (!s9a,7s lid. 9a 6d ;JBoy'B Serge Suits. 12a lid.-Brighton Houso W" ANTED KNOWN—Fine Now Pota toes. 121b for Is; Poae, la Cd per peck, at Pnnford's Pork Goods Manufactory, Victorla stront, corner ofJVlbort-strcet. WANTED KNOWN—The "balance of Metcalfe's new Music reduced to 3d to make room for tho now lot. coming from homo. —Motcilfo. foot oC Wakefiold-ali-ert. WANTED KNOWN —At Rendell's, top of Groy-streot, Nelson Tweed Trousers, Gs lid. Trotisors and Veal, 13a lis; 8ii1t9,298 6d.-Brlghton House. WANTED' KNOWN-That I am T V making Mosgiel Suits at £3 los. All ?ooda nhrunk. Fit and stylo guaranteed.-It. Stow, jg. Victoria atreot. WANTED KNOWN. — Drosses at Brighton House. Knncy Crepe Cloths, 12 yarda Us Crt : now Check Cloths. 12 yarda, 9s lid ; Nuns' Velliups, 1?, Is 15d; Jorsey do.. Is Gd. In kII now ehades.—J. Hoiidoll, top of Grey-street. TAT"ANTE*D"^NmVNr^~Dt:es"ie7'~at IT BnalitoaHoiwo. Beautiful shades in now Ottomans, nil wool. Is GJd yard ; also, new Trichotino AU-wool Clotiis, la 9d yard ; nviw Figured Blark GrenaCanvaa Cloths, la4Jd yard. —J. Rendell, top of Grey-street.



WANTED KNOWN. - Dresses at Brißhton House, Spocinl—9lo yards now Fancy Ounvas Coi'tumo Cloth, now co much. worn. Thin Is the only drosß of tho same kind in the cit3% having aocured thorn all. Prico (also speeiul), 12 yards for 12a lid. Sco tliam.—At J. Rondcll'a. ton of Grey-Btreet. TTSTANTBD kNOWN—It having been ? ? reportoil that I had loft Brighton' House, this is to inform my customers that I havo no intention of removing, and that I am selling at my usual low prices; ami that this is my only pkee of business.—J. Rencloll, Brighton House. Top of Grey-arreet. YS7"ANTED Known—Advico Gratis to T T peraons suiferinK from Rheumatism, Sclat.lcß, Lurabaeo. Neuralgia. Gout, Asthma. Contraciion of tho Muscles, Paralysis, Deaf ne"M, Aft'ecrions of tho Kyes, Spinal Complaints, and discuses. Cures quickly effected by ConruUinß Mr Woodinc:, Hitfh-street. Scventy fivo per cone, of poreons treated havo been cured by outward application. Couaultation free. WANTED KNOWk-A Grand Suc cess. 5 por cent, paid on £500 at Eaton's Co operative Stores, cornor Hobsnn and Cook BCveets. first month. Ju3t arrived 50 casos Cur rams.-1H vor lb ; 100 hoxL-s Sultanas, 6d lb: 1 ton Keilyr's Orange ;md Lomon Pec!,lß per lb ; 50 boxes Prinio Muscatels, Is. Coupons issued with each purchose, however small. All pur cliEf era eharo in the jiroiits. Dividends once in every month. "VSTANTEDTtNOWN-ThatMunro and TI Millican respectfully request their Customers and intending Patronß to favour them with their Orders for Tailoring for tho coming holidays r.R soan as possible, as a heavy influx of ordors a week or two previous to Christmas last year compelled them roluctantly to declino many, which, if uivon earlier, thoy wonld have been able to oxecute, and havo prevented disappointment. f TTANTED KNOWN.—To whom it may V ? concern.—£loo Reward it proven that wo do not sell as cheap, or cheaper, than any house in Auckland in tho folio winp; linos:—Now Pota toes, 121b for Is ; Onions. 121b for la; Vegetables Stiven away; Aprles, 3d lb; be^t Crystnlli ed Sugar, 3d; kooil Yellow, 2d ;50 Flour, stuaran t«ed. 4s 6-1: 25 Oatmeal, 2r. 6d; Soap. Id, or 2 barß7id;BhißMottled.7d;Candlos,6id:\Vaxdo., 101; lib tin i Honey. Gd, o- two tins for lfld; Corn Flour, 4!d per lib packet, or 2 packets for 8d; S ilad Oil,' Bd; Sardines. 5d per tin: Salmon, lid and 8d ; Dteby Checks. Kippered Horrings, Yarmouth Bloaters. Herrings, in Fonnsll suuco and other kinds, BJd por tin, guaranteed ; Lemon Jelly. Cd; Hobart'and Nelson Jams, tid per tin. or ss(id por doz; DatoG, Id lb: Wax Matches. large tin boxes. Is tid per doz; fresh Herrings 6d per tin; Potted Meats, both plain and dovilled (a grand assortment). 3 tlnß for Is: Milkmaid Milk, Sd por tin; Two Plugs Tobacco. Od; Lollies, s^d lb; a blend of Indian and China Tea for ls"8d per lb. equal to anything Bold at 2s (3d and 3s anywhere; a really good tea for Is 3d and lnfid por lb; Klco, Sib for Is; Treacle, 2d per lb; Honoy in bv.'k, 3d lb; Preserved Ginger, 9d lb; and othor lines equally as ohoap, at Eaton's Co-opetativo Stores, Hobsoc nnd Cook-streets. .Allpurcbaserssharointheprolitg. Dividend first Wednesday in the reonth. WANTED KNOWN—That R. Tude hope has just opened a Shipment ol Gosaliers and Gas Brackets, and is now selling them at prices nover equalled for cheapness. Also, splendid valuo in Blectrlc 801 l nnd VVatoi Fi'.tlngs, and all requisites of tho trade—Note the Address, Wellesleystrect, opposite the Opera House. TltT ANTED, the PUBLIC to SEE WAITK AND BRIGHT'S ACME WASHING MACHING WORKING. On the 7th ana 9th, AT THE AGRICULTURAL SHOW. •Vjn- ANTED KNOWN. ARRIVKD-Tho NEW STOCK for the COMING SEASON. Grand Display of Men 6, Youths' and Boya' Clotning, Shirts, Ties. Umbrollas, Hats (In Straw and Folt), &c, and ovory description of Hosiery and Underwear. Special Line in Boys' CHeap^choomui^^ Karangahapo Road. "tTSTANTED, Leather Merchants and tho Boot Trade gonerally to know that tho First Prize Modal for Boot Uppors has boon awarded, at the Kxhibltion, Wellington, to Edward T. Cahtwright, Boot Upper Manu facturer, Grey-street, Auckland. MIDDLE-AGED Gentleman, without encumbrance, is deßirous of any situation requiring carefulness and trust: town orcountry. —Addresß^onfldenco, STAtt_Offlce. DRILL INSTRUCTOR Wanted"; com potont roan for country district -For particulars, apply on Tuesday, lOtb, at Mrs Henry's. Sliortlandstreet.



MARSHALL'S Homosopathic Guide, compiled for New Zealand, can now be obtained from any Chemist in your City for nothing, which is the cheapest I can do It at. PARTNER wanted (House Agency) with £3(10 to £500; muat be energetic and not afraid of works -knowledge unnecessary if willing.-- Waverley," Star Office. mHE CITY BAND SOCIAL PARTY i (Monday Night) guaranteed to he the mont en.ioyable treat of the season, and only 3s Doable Tickets, 2s Sln ß lo Tickets^ mO MASTER BAKBRS.-Wanted, by J First-class Goneral Workman, Employ ment, town or country; Binglo; first-class re 'i^r.'^.-AMremJ^ Veto." Star Office. nnAILORS.- Capital Opening for Steady 1 Man in risini? Country Town. No other Tailor In Neighbourhood. — Apply to Mrs Henry' 9. t<hortland-Btreet. -*T7TiirnTCVKR you co always ask for and W obtain the celebrated Wolfe's Schnapps. To Let. TO LET, a good 4 roomed House, near Queen-at.-Williamg, Tailor, Victorlast. O LET, House of 7 Rooms ; rent low.— / rP lv T. B. Smith. Kyber Pass Koad. mO LET, Arawa-street, near Kyber Pass, I 7 Rooms and bath room ; gas and water laid nn Roche. Kyber Pass. FTUTTET, Newmarket, 5-roomei Got- A. tastcs.-Appy Win, Dinnison, Agent, Nnw market; - mO LET. one of Sandon Villas, Ded- I wood Terrace. Ponaonby; 5 rooms, gas alfa wate?:-Ap D ly Central Store, Jervoia Road. O LET, two new Shopß and Dwelling houßes! In Union- B treet.-Apply to Edward Bttitley, Architect. .. mo LET, now Corner Shop, of 5 rooms I \tl one now 6-roomea Cottage close to Pnhii.V Hathß—T. Harper, Canada-etroet. —b LET, Viow Road, Mount Edon, good 5-roomcd Cottage. -W. and J. Jftator. Land Agents, Quoen-Btreet ; ___ ___. moIBT, Two Four-roomed Houses in 1 Swanson-street -Apply at K. *™M B Shop, corner of Swanson and Chapel-fitreeta^ TO LET, in Napier-street, a S-roomod House; K as. water, every eonvenlence— T. Usaher, Stiohbury a Buildinga, Qaeen^b TO LET, College Road, 6-roomed House, Rent, only 12a per week s food poaitlon.- H. Partinston. Stichbury Buildings. O LET, Cottage, 5 rooms, MoujtEdß. Road; rent. 12sa week.*-Apply New Ze aland Mortgage. I*an and DißOOunt Bank, High gtreet. next to Atkln'a, Printer.



TO LET, newly finished 5-roomed House in Dennlson-street, Surrey Hills,—Apply Mr Powoll, Donnieon streot, or to Malcolmson and Co., High-street. TO LET, First-claes Grazing and Wator, for a few Cattlo nr horses; securo Fences. —Aisp'y to Wm. ColledKe, Ricecourso, One hunga. rpiO LET, Now 4-roomod Verandah Cot- JL taao, with wash-house, good well, ti:o. ; rent, only 7s Gd.-Apply Mra Young. Bond etrcot, Great North Road. TO~LET, in Wood-Btreet, near Russell street, a G roomed House; 3 fireplaces; a good view of tho harbour.—Apply on the premises. TO LET, a nice 4-roomed Houpo and scullory; city wator. oven, grate, drained, I etc.; Groat North Hoad.—T' Usshor, Stltchbury Bulldingg, Qneenetjeot, TO LET, a S^roomcd Cottage in Joffero Road, with good water and gas.—Apply to Robert Gibb, Quality Torrace, Franklin Roud, Ponsonby. reno LKT, that old-establishod Shop, JL cornor Chapel and West Queen-street, oc cupied at prosont by v. Wonall, Kont, £I.— Apply on tho prcmitjCß. mo LET, a beautifully Furnished Houeo JL in Painoll; piano, good garaen. — Termg to bo arranged with Mr _. C. Richardson, Queen-troot. HpO LET, 2 Cottages, five rooms ; water JL and gas laid on; Gladstone-stroet.—Apply to W. and G. Winstono, Symondß-stroet, ur Customs streot. 0 LET, Burnished or Unfurnished Villa Residence with overy convenience, situate Alfred-Btroet, Albert _ ark.—For par culajs apply 11. W. Henth, 18, Shortland-street. TFid LET, n 5-roomed House, with city JL water, colonial ovon, rcptlator grates: and ovorj convenience.—Apply to Mrs James Craig, Brown-street. Ponsonby. 0 LET, good 5-Roomod House, city wator, large allotment, Pollon-stroot, Surrey Hills.—Apply P. Brophy'u Sttsr Hotel, Newton. TO LET, in Alma-sUeot, Newmarket, a moat convenient 7-roomod House; gas, rango, corner allotment.—W. &J. Frater, Land Agents, Quoon-streot. T6~LETTFllooms and Scullery, with brick copper : water laid on ; overy con venience.—T. li. Wlllcnck, cornor of Pitt and Randolph Btrcota. TO LET~G-roomed House, 10a Gd ; 5-roomod, Si Gd; 3-rootned, Gd Cd. good locrtllt", all now, Codrinnton stveot. beside AroliHlill Public School.—lnquire 3rd House in Street, left side. npb LET, Williamson's Avoimo, Surrey 9 Hills—Commodious Family Residonco, house rcplote with ovory convoniuncc, and con taining seven rooms and bath-room. Immediate possession. Rent low.



TO LET, lteniuera, Portland Koad- Family Rcßiiienco, containing ulno rooms nnd bath-room- Immediate possession. Largo allotment. Mugnlilcont view. Ront low to a good to nan I. TO LET, Argylo-atieot, Ponßonby, Hoi>se containing sevon rooms, fitted with all convonienctw ; good vlow of harbour: closo to tram lino; rent only 12s Git per week. —Apply Malcolnison and 00., tiigh-otreot, Auoklnnd. TO LET, a good Dairy Farm, about 40 acres, within about n inllo from town. With good C-roomcd Houso and all necessary outbuildings —Apply to J. Hugho3, Greenfield Farm, Mount Eden. TO LKT, a 4-roomod House- and Scullerj', in View Road, Mount rtdon ; a Ivißtresa stovn. (i cupboards in tho house, on amelled sink, 2 tn.nku, water laid into tho houso, coal-house auil wood-shed. Rent, l-s fid.—Ap ply to J. W. Neleou, View Road, Mount Edon. riHO BE LET, on Leaso or Yoarly, farm 8 of. r:0 Acres, Coftngo am. OutbuiH'ißS, good orchard oi about 2 acios, good run uu.iaceut for cattle; about 3 miloa from tho Henderson Rfiilvvay Stition, and 13miles from Auokland; rent, £20 por annum.—Apply Mrs Litten, Karangahapo Rond, Nowton rf\ o^ b" e^ l c t, _L PREMISES IN CUSTOMS LANE, Suitable for Stores and Oillcos. An entrance could bo arranged from Queon-stroet. Apply to— JAMBS MACFARLANE, FORT-STIiEKT. I "DREWEKY TO LET — A rare -O opportunity.—To bo let for a torm of years, tho Potone Steam Brewery, doing a splendid business. Petone is situated sovon miles from Wellington, and ib one ot tho moat prosperous and go-ahe:vd townships in New Zealand. Tnis is a chunco rarely to bo mot with; small capital only required. It is a suro fortuno for a business man; illness of the pro prietor being his solo causo for letting it. Prir.cipolsonly dealt witli.—Apply to OEdmokds Pi-ione Brewery, near Wellington, N.Z.; or to L wvrence anh O'Farrell, Mclboumo. N.B. —Tho Pntonn Ales have just boen awarded iirst prizo at Industrial Exhibition, Wellington. B""OOT~M AICERS. — Splendid chance Shop. 14 years in tho trade, To Let. No stock; no goodwill. Rent low.—lnqulro Uutton, Upper Queen-street. H"oliaE to Lot or Sell, Four Rooms and Shnp; gas and water; on Parnell Rlso,— Apply T. Windover, Earl-street, Parnoll. HOUSES to Lot, Borosford-otroet 10s, &1; Howe-Btreot. 11b M ; Vormont-streot. 10s; Elizabeth-street. 12s; Kent-Btrcot. ICs; and othcrg.—C. Williamson, Latd Agent, High-st. Tf\O BUTCHERS.-To Lot, top Hobson- JL street, first-class Butcher's Shop, with r.U flttin^s. of tho best, block, scales, etc. — Apply Corn Store, top Hobson-atroot. m O LET OR LEASE. JL WANTED TO LKT OR LKABE, Tho Second and Third Floors of tho Under signed's Now Building, Tory suitable (or Ofllcos, Saiiiplo Rooms, &o. Tho Building is situated in tho best part of Queen-street. Ihe Flooi-3 will bo llttcrt up as Olliccu if required—Apply to THE UNION INSURANCE CO., 8", Queen-Btreot. «"B-ROOMED HOUSE to Lot, with water <D* laid on, and every convenience, in Iladyn stroot.—Apply to R. Hutchinßon, Victoria st.



For Sale. InOR SALE—Two or Three Acros of Oata ■ For Sale —Apply R. Wynyard. Kpßom. YriOli SALE", Cheap, beßt English Jj Countess Blates.-J. B. Blaikio, Victoria street. T/iOK SALE, or to Let, Now 7-roomed JC Conorcto Houso, stablo and cotich-bouao, close to Mount Albert Railway Station,—Apply VV. .1. Sayora Buildor. Mount Kden. "jffoil SALE, 2-roomed Cottage, city JH wator and large al'otment. in Mannine-?t.. oil' Newton Road; price, £115.—Apply John Baron, Manning-street, or on Tram Car. IT^OR SALE, Allotment at Sunnyeide, " North Shoro; level, fenced, with 003 feet frontage to threo streets. Prico low. Terms easy—A. WoodrofYe, Grafton Road. TMOKSALiJE, 8, 10, 12, and2h.p. Portable JJ Kngines, Moriar Mills, &c. For Sale or Hire. Screw Jacks.—J. 81ator, Architoot, Canada BnlliiinKS. orM. Niccol. Wharf. "gnOH SALE (Northcoto), Splendid Land JD en high road; good views; cheap for cash; 5 to 20 aores.—Cotteroll andC».,North cote. . FOR SALE, ftrst-class now Hansom Cab, Double Seated. Buggies and Dog Carts: alao. 2 Second-hand Hooded Buggies.— W, E. Bisten. Coach Builders, Wakefleld-streot. FOR SALE, Allotments from a quarter of on acre upwards: good 4-roomod Cot taKos and gardens; aleo, Country Landa, cheap. —A. Bentham, Avondale. li^OR.SALE, Piano, equal to new ; owner 1 lcavlnz; will sell for 18 guineas caah; bar gan.—Dickenson, Upper Nelson-stroot (Beres ford-atrceCend). XJIOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Cheap), level I' volcanic allotment, 33 x ICS; 35s foot.— Uowden and Paton, Auctioneers (2 doors abovo T. and 8. Morrln and Co). . BJ^OR SALE, Hacket-fetreot, PonßOnby, S? Allotment i 2 xIOO ; prioo, £3 10a foot. Terms eaßy.-Dowdenand Paton, Auctioneers, Qaocn-Btreet. i FOR SALE, a Pair of Sashes, suitable for Bhop Front, 16ft. wide, with door frame and fanlieht.—Apply to H. Ashton and Eod, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. F~ OR POSITIVE SALE—Two nice little Islands; ono of 50 aoros; the other, 100 acrea first clnss land near to Waihoke. Steamers paaa two or three timoa dally; price low.—Apply to John Soppet. Land Agent, 8. Queen-street. F~ OR SALE, Pure Langahan Egga from prize-winners for the laßt three years also, Rouen Duoka' Kggs from Mr Deal's prize birds. Price, 10s 6d a sitting of thirteen.—For particulars, apply to F. Stephens, Bootmaker Quoen-atreet. FOR SALE (£700), a House of 7 Rooms, built of flrst-olasß timbar. and well flnlshad, largo baih, Leamington range, copper and brisk chimney in outhousee, concreto paths; gaa and water laid on; every convenience; within 15 minutes' of Quoen-stroet; allotment, 11 x J2O; easy terma.—Apply to 253. Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Bargain, very convenient Nine-roomed 2-story Villa, fitted with bath, gaß, and water; coalhouae, fowlhouae, swing. &o.; within 5 minutoa' Queen-Btreet. Suitable for boarding-houae, school, doctor, &o. Price, £575; easy terms.—Apply G. Williamaon, Land Ageat, High ntreet. OR SALE, at Ellerslie, a few Grand Building Sitea, near the Railway Station; high ground; magnifloent viow: Boil, rich vol canic clay; adjoins the beautiful properties of Col. Dawaon and Mr Ivey.—For prices and par tionlars, apply to Mr MoFarland, Surveyor, Kllerylio, or Geo. Fraser, Central Land Agency, Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. Anokland. FOR SALE, Groomed House, lofty, well finished, bay window, two register grates, cupboaids, draworß, bookshelves. "Lcamlntrton Krane Bink. two tanks; allotment 40 by 132; carden well laid out, concrete paths; washhouso, with copper, Eaayterma. No reasonable offer refused. — Apply second house Sussex-street, Groat North Road. Surrey Hllla. FOR SALE or TO LET, Wynyard street, opposite Haveloek-Btreet, a Com fortable 6-roomod House, with kitohen, servants room, pantry and waah-houee, gas and city water laid in, copper, cupboards, dresser, wood shed, on.l fowlhouße. Very nice garden and largo allotment.-For further particulars, apply D. F. Evans, House, Land, and Estata Agent OTELB for Sale, in town and country, doing good busineßß; ingoing easy.— Brant and Cooke, Hotel Brokei-P, 75, Quecn-Bt. HOGARTH (perfect) for Sale ; a bar gain ; full Bizo.—" J.M.," Star Office. ~£*WtC—ll* ACRES OF TOTARA "^ |Oi BUSH. This is very cheap.— Apply Dowden and Paten, Auctioneers, Queen- CjNUG LITTLE CASH BUSINESSVin O good thoroughfare-Apply Dowden and Paton, niit-donr_LUCtiqneerß. Queen-street. VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS, in good positions Mount Eden. - Apply Dowden and Paten, Out-door Auctioneers and Land Agents, Queen-at.



Tp 0 R S A L E. \ A SUPERIOR FAMILY RESIDENCE!, Nowly built, with stablo, coach housa, ana out houßon, nearly an aero and a half o£ ground, planted •with well-grown shelter trees, having frontaßoa to two main roads; half a mlnuto'B walk from Railway Station, and three and a half miles from town. For particulars apply to JAKKS MALCOLM, Now Art Gallery, Wellesloy-atreot. BEES. BEES. — Swarms of Boea and Patent Hives for Sale. — John Giles Devonport. fi REV-STREET, Freehold Property ; vJT very valuable—Apply Dowden and Paten, Quoon-strcet. (YREaTTBARGaTN . —St-iiaiyaTioad, X Ponsonbr, Flno "Villa Resin pneo of 5 rooms and kitchen, water and Eas laid in: cup-1 boards, dresser, pantry, etc., otc. Vorandah in front and balcony in back, nice garden, and near the bench; no family; rent. 12s Gd por week.- All particulnra at offloo of D. F. Kvans Houbo. Land, and Kstato Agent. (110) Lost aud Found. THE Lady who was soon to pick up a Purse inQueon-streot is requested to leavo Banio at Star Ofllco. Upward. OST, Small "Gold Ponoil Caao.—Finder rowardod on leaving at Btaii Ofllco. LOST, betweon Symonds-streot and St. John's Collokc, a Crimson Woollen Shawl —Finder will ploaee loave same at Mr Haßlctt's English Pharmacy, Quoon-strcot. Meetings. ~\T 0 T I C E. A Meeting of all Porsons interested In the "Watchman" Nowßpapor will bo held' at Robeon's Kooma, Qucen-etreet, THIS KVEN INS. 7th November, nt 7.30 o'olook. after which n, Gonoral Meeting of the Shareholders of the "Watchman" Newspapor Company will bo held. Business: Formation of Company. GKO. R. CfIEKSKMAN. See. pro tern. SUTRO GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). In pursuance of Cluuse 81 of "The Companies Act, 1852." ii Genoral Meeting of the Share holders of the Sutro Gold and Silver Mining Company (Limited) will bo hold at the Chamber of Conimoroo. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Quoen stroet. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the Hth November. 18-5, at 2 p.m. In accordanoo with Clause 61 of tho Company's Articles of Association, all tho Directors on thla occasion will retire, and stand for re-election. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Auckland, 3rd November, 18S5. tJCKLAND PHOTOGKAPHIC SOCIETY. Tho Annual Gonoral Weotiug of the übore Society will bo held on rt'ICUNESDAY. Novem ber 11, at Messrs Broomhall and Co.'a Promises, Shortland-streot, at 8 p.m. Amatsur Photopraiihoi'3 iatercsted aro cordially invited tj intend. J. EDWARDS, lion. Sec. "VTBW ZEALAND FKOZEN MEAT Jj( AND STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED). Notico la horeby given that tlin Annual General Moothij! of the Shareholders in this Company will bo held nt tlioir Ofliops (recrnma tion), Railway Whnrf, on WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11, at 11 o'clock, forenoon, io receive Ihn Roport and Balunco-shoet for 12 months ending 30th Juno, 1535; and to Eloot two Directors in tho placn nf A. Bull, Eat]., and Sir Frederick Whitakur, who rotiro by rotation, but are eligible and olfor themselves for re-election; also, to Elect nu .Auditor in Urn ulmjo of John Milno. Esq., who retires but oilers himaelf for reelection. AUTHOR BULL. Chairman. €a_ett£ in :«a!_;imjm-y.



T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WAIKATO AND THAMES. BEIN« A LOCAL OOUKT OF BANKRUPTCY. HOLDBN AT HAMIL TON. In the matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act, 1383," and oJ tho amendments thereof, and of tho Bankruptcy of Robekt Dkahble, of Tuhi kurnmoa, iutho Provincial District of Auck lami, in tho Colony of Now Zealand, Farmer, a Bankrupt. Notice is hkkehy GIVEN that a sitting for th« pnblto examination of tho undermentioned Bankrupt, residont within tho Provincial District of Auckland, will bo held at tho Dis trict Court of Waikato and Thamos holden at Hamilton on TUKSDAY. tho 17th day of Not. noxt,, at two o'clook in tliy afternoon. Official No.: 15 Hobickt Drabble, of Tuhikaramoa, Farmer. J, 8. EDGECUMBE, Deputy Olllcial Assignee Hamilton. Nov. 6.1585 '• T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of '"The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," nnd Amendments thereof, and in tho matter of tho Bankruptcy of John O'Brien. Notice is hkhkuy given that I. John O'Brion. cf Parnoll, near Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in the colony of New Zea land, Bootmaker, have thia day filed in tho Baid Court, at Auckland, a Potltion to bo adjudged a Bankrupt. Dated thia 7th df-y of Novembor, 1885. JOHN O'BRIEN. Chas. F. Griffiths, Hlgh-streot and Vulcan Lano, iiolioitor for tho said John B'Brien. T" N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of " The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." and tho Amendments thereof, and of tho Bank ruptoy of John O'Bbikn, Bootmaker, of Par noll, a Bankrupt. Notice is horoby given that tho flret General Mooting of Creditors will bo hold at ray oflloo, Star Buildings, Fort-Btreot, In tho City of Auckland, on SATURDAY, tha Mth day of Novomber, 18S5, at eleven o'clock. Proof of debt must bo furnished prior to or at tho mooting. Proxy forma can bo obtained at n>y office. No proof oan bo ad mitted, except under order of the Court, after tho expiration of three months from tho date of tho mini? of tho petition. Accounts sent in unsupported by proof of debt as prescribed by law cannot, be rocognlsod. Dated this 7th day of November, 1885. JOHN LAWBON, OSclal Assigneo In Bankruptcy. C. F. Griffiths, High-street, Auckland, Solicitor for tho Bankrupt. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. In tho matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883," and of tho amendments thoroof, and of tho Bankruptoy of Chablks Cornelius Siiep rAßD, of Auckland, Boot Upper Manufac turer, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that tho First General Mooting of Creditors will bo hold at my Offloo, Star Buildings, Fort-street, in tho City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 13th day of November, 1885. at two o'olock. Proof of dobt must bo furnished prior to or at tho meeting. Proxy formß can bo obtained at my office, No proof can bo admittod, oxcopt undor order of the Court, after tho expiration of three months from tho data of the filing of the petition. Accounts sent in unsupported by proof of debt as proscribed by law cannot be recognised. Dated this 6th day of November, 1885. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee la Bankruptcy, Devokis and Cooi'Kß, Queen-street, Auck land, Solicitors for tho Bankrupt. Tenders. AUCKLAND RACING CLUB. Tenders required for Forming a Road at the Raoecourse. Plans and specifications to be scon at my oflioe. Tenders fi olose on FRIDAY, tho 13th, "■' ' 10°n' WE PHRCIVAL, Soorelary A.tl.C. mO BUILDEKS, Tenders will be received until noon THURS DAY, 12th inst., for the Erection of Additions to House at Parnoll. Plans. &c, at my office, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen-street. THOMAS WHITE, Arehiteot. m O B~U I L D B R S. Tenders will be reoeived until noon of SATURDAY, the 11th inst., for the Ereotion of Baptist Sunday-school at Ponsonby. Plans, &o , at No. 9, South British Buildings. EDMUND BELL, Architect. mO CARPENTERS, &c. Tenders will be received up to Noon of THURSD K Y, November 12, for Alterations and Repairs to Cottago in Randolph street Planß, &c, at our office, Exchange, Chambers, Dur ham-street East. FOWLER AND WILKINSON, Architects. ~\ /TOUNT ALBERT ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders aro invited for Leasing the Right of Grazing the Mount Albert Reserve, for One Year, tho r9nt to be paid quarterly in advance. The highest or any tender not neoessarily accrpted. Tenders to be left with the Chairman of the Board on or before the 13th November, 1885. H. SMITH. Chairman. mENDERS for covering Roof of Teacher's I House at Mount Eden with Corrngated Iron, will bo received by the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auokland, until two p.m., on FRIDAY, 13th November instant. Plan and specifications may be seen at the Office of tho Board. ENDERS -will be received by the under slgned till 5 p.m. Wednesday, 11th instant, for Work to be done on the Mount Kden Road. Flan and specification at the Toll Bar, where tenders are to be left. JOSEPH POTTER, Chairman M.E.D.B. TENDERS are invited up to Noon of 'i UEBDAY, November 10, for the ereotion of a 6-roomed Cottage in- Kent-street, Surrey Hills. Plans, &c, at my office, Karungahape Road.—A. G. LEE, Architect. Continued on First Fago.



Personal. MRS McGUIRE, of Newmarket, thanks the Members of the Viotoria Lodge of Good Templars and all other most kind and asaisjttagJrJiendS; PERSONAL.— Tho Boy who took the Mare away from Mount Eden Railway Reeervo yesterday. Id requested to return her at onco.if he would savehimself further trouble. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS-Beware of would-be »' rivals of this great elixir—Alwayß get Wolfe's Schnapps. TO PASSENGERS PER WAIRA RAPA.—£I Rewabd —Taken by mistake with paflsongor's luggage, one Box, addressed. " Misa Dawson."— The abovo reward will be given to anyone giving Buch information which will load to its rocovory to Mr E. Good, Vincent street TJERSONAL-The Tender of £29 for JT painting Mr Patterson's job at Mt. Roskill will ploaße call on Monday at J, Doylo's, Now North Road. j£» PERSONAL.— The Advertiser, a P.M., E.C., asks employment os Accountant, Town Traveller, or Collector; tradesmen's books opened and kept, accounts collected; par tial or whole, temporary or permanent will be thankfully accopted and faithfully discharged; local roforence.—P.M., Office of this paper. Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, Corner of Welleslqy and Albort-Btrcots. — Moctinsr for United Prayor THIS (Saturday) EVENING at 7.30. A Bible Reading will be given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for Men evory SUNDAY Aft«rnoj)u.Jrom^tilU i ST. PAUL'S (EDEN CRESCENT).- 8 IO a.m.. Holy Communion: 11 a-m.. Momma Praror. Litany and Sermon, •' The Tribute Money;" 6.30 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Sermon, " The Brop.d and the Narrow Way;" Anthem, "How Lovoly are thy Dwellings Fair" (Spohr). ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. — To morrow.—lo 0.m,, Holy Communion ; 11, a.m.. Morning Prayer and Sormon, " Religious Science;" 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayer and Ser mon. "Theso Three Mon. Noah. Daniel, and Job."—Parti., "Introduction and Character of ITT-STKEET WESIB VAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11. Rev. A. Reid. Evening at 6.30. Roy. H. Bull. ST. JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHURCH, Ponßonbv.—Mornine at 11. Rev. S. Griffith, Evoning ar 0.3(1. llev. J. A. Tayler. P~ARNELb WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Moraine at 11. Mr W. Hoeg; Evening at C.30. Mr Doiiklos. DEVONPORT WEBLEYAN CHURCH. —Continuation of Opening Services.— Sunday, Bth November.—Mornine at 11. Rev. R. Bavin : Evening at 6.30. Roy. W. G. Parsonson. Spooial Hymna and Anlhemß. Collections for Building Fund. RCH HILL WESLESAN CHURCH. —Mornine at 11, Mr Burton; Evening at 6.30. Mr Souster; Tuesday Evoning at 7.30, Roy. H. Bull. S~T. DAVID'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30. Rev. Hugh Irwin, M.A. QT PETER'S PRE-SB'JW.'BRIAN O CHURCH SURREY HILLS.-Morning at 11, and Evoning at 6.30, lecture on "Jacob Wrestling "—Roy. R. Sommervillo. \ UCKLAND TABERNACLE. —Sun- x\- day. Novombor 7.—Rev. R. Woolloy (of Thames).- Morning at 11. Evoning at 6.15. PONSONBY~BAPTIST CHDRCH.- Sorvico will bo held in tho Ponsonby Hall. Tho Roy. A. J. Smith. Primitive Motho dlst Minister, will preach in the Morning at 11; Evoning at 8.30. the Pastor, Roy J. Hugheß- Jones, Snnfcty's livmrm in tho evunfng, MOUN T'EDEiTBAPTiST CHAPEL. Morninulat IUMr Griffiths; Kvoningat .3 0, Messra Smith and Crudge. BERESFORD-STREET CONGREGA TIOXAL CHURCH, AUCKLAND. Morning at 11-Rov. J. Robertson, M.A. Evoning at 7—Roy. J. Robertson, M.A. In tho Evening, Lecturo to Young Men. Sub ject; " Pleasure." Mount~eden~congregati6nal CHURCH. Morning at 11—Subjoct: " Spring." EvenlnKat6.3o—Subject: "Higher Christian Li(o": (IV), "Christ All." Hov.W.J.L.Closa. DEVONPORT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—Morning at 11, Eveninft at 6.30. Rev. H. M. Liven?. Sorvico on Wednesday Evenings at 7.30. IVTEWTON CONGREGATION A L Jl.l CHURCH. Edinburgh-street. — Sunday Sorvlces: Morning, 11 o'oioclc. Ret. T. Adams; Kveninu,6.3o, lto.v. T. Adams. Sankey'b hymns will be sung in the ovening.



/Congregational church, odd \J fellows' Hall. Purnell.-Kov. K. J. Wil liura.* will preach To-morrow Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30. TTNITED METHODIST JfKKK U CHURCHES. PITT AND VINCENT STREETS- Morning at 11—Rev. C. Worboys. Sub jeot: " Tho Model Congregation." Evening at 6.3o—Mr W. Colo. MOUNT KDEN- Mornlntr at 11—liov. S. Macfarlano. Evemnit at 8.30-Rev. C. Worbojß. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCHES. SERVICES TO-MOKROVV as follows:— FRANKLIN ROAD Morning at 11—Rev. J. Boothroyd, Special Sermon to Young Men. Evoning at 6.30-Mr J. Uorrlcott. RICHMOND Morning at 11-Mr J. Dorricott. Evonlng at B.3o—Rev. J. Boothroyd WAMRVIEW AUornoon at 2 30 and Evening at 6.30-Mr William Hodgson. mHE RIGHT REV. DR. COWIE, Bishop J of Auckland, will deliver a looturo at St. Sopulohro'B Chm-oh on SUNDAY EVENING. Novembor 8, undor tho auspices ; of tho Auokland Sooiety for Promoting Christian Knowledge. Subject: "Tbo Biblo Doctrine of tho Creation of Man in tho Light of Science." SOCIETY OF~FR~IENDS^-Meoting" for Divine Worship will be held To-morrow at Robeon's rooiUfl.Queou-Bt. Morningll,Evoning7. l^TfiW CHURCH SERVICES.—HeId J3I in the Masonic Hall. Newton. Morning atlio'olook. Subject: "The Nature and Ute of Prayor." CHURCH OF CHRIST, Temperance Hall. Albcrt-9troet.—Mornine Servico at 11. Evenine Lecture at (IJo. by Geo. Aid rid go. Subjoct: "Tne Rainbow Round About the Tlirono." (CHURCH OF CHRIST, New Eden Hall, J Mt. Edon.—Morning Service at 11. Even ing Lecturo at 6. J5. by K. Carr. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION Service hi the Protestant Hall, Karan ssanapo Roaa. Choir sings a few minutes be fore tho service, which begins at quarter-past 8 o'clock. /CHRISTADELPtiIANS Meet in the l\j Protestant Hall. Newton, for Fellowship at 10 30 a.m. To-morrow. Lecturo at 6,30 p.m. Sub.ieot: '-Eternal Life: What is iU" mHEATRE ROYAL-SUNDAY EVEK _L ING SERVICE, oonductod by the Young Men's Christian Association, from 8 till 9. Doors oncn at 7.50. All tiro invited. Seats froe. Come early. ITrpHE RESURRECTION" will be the A. subject of Mr C. E. Button's address to Young Men, To-morrow Afternoon at 3 o'clock, in tho Looturo Hall, Young Mon's Christian Association. Questions at close. •V7"OUNt! MEN'S MEETING THE LAST MEETINgTTn THE PRESENT BUILDING. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, LECTURE HALL, V.M.C.A. COME I YOUNG MEN, COMB! OIBLE AND PRAYER UNION. CARDS OF MEMBERSHIP FOR 1685. With number on roll, the principles of the Union, and calendar of chaptora for the new year, will be sent on receipt of name and address, with a twopenny stamp, on' application to Mr Braken rig, Young Men's Christian Association,' Auc kland; PRIMITIVE METHODIST SABBATH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, ALEX ANDRA-STREET. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), Novembor 8, 1885. Morning at 11 o'olook, Rev. J. HUGHES JONES. | lAfterncon at 3 o'clock, AddreßS to Children and Parents, by Rev. Mr WILLIAMS, of Par nell, recently arrived frora England, Evening at 6.30 o'clock, Rev. A. J. SMITH. Subjeot: A Query." Special Hymns will be sung by the Children at each of the services. ANNIVERSARY TEA MEETING. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. AT 6.30 O'CLOCK. Addresses by Revs. A. J. Smith, J. Boothroyd. and C. Worboys, Messrs D. Goldie, J. liranie, and others. Suitable Hymns by the Children. Collection at each servioe in aid of Sabbath-school Fund. THE SALVATION ARMY7—Adjutant Spratt, Captain and Mrs Burfoot (just arrived from England), Captain Sutton. Lieut. shophord at the Barracks, Albert street, all day TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), November 8. GREAT SALVATION PICNIC to ST. HEL LIER'S BAY, MONDAY, 9th, Prince of Wales'a Birthday. Viotorla leaves Queen-street Wharf 7.30 a.m. Return Tiokets, 1b 6d. Tea provided free. Excursionists bring their own food. mEMPERANCE HALL, ALBERT JL STREET. A discussion will take place in the above Hall THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Nov. 7, between i Elder Haekell, of America, and Geo. Aldrldge. of Auckland. Subject : " Oua&t Christians to obaervs the Seventh Day Sabbath ?" Chair to be taken at 7 o'clook. mHE LATTER DAY SAINTS~wiII hold JL their Meetings in the Excelsior Hall. Unper Pitt-street, every Sunday Evening at 6 30 o'clock. No Collection. AUCKLAND HEBREW CONGREGATION. M | t NOTICE TO MEMBERS. Applications in writing for Seats in the new Synagogue will be reoeived until WEDNES DAY; 11th instant, by M. M. LEVY, Treasurer. T> ii m o *v 1" t2 The Chrißtians hitherto meeting in the Foresters' Hall, Newton, have Removed to the New Hall, Surrey Hills. Great North Road, just beyond Ponsonby Road. Meeting for remembering the Lord's death- Sunday, 11 a.m.: Sunday-Bchool, 3 p.m.; Gospel Meeting (to which all are invited), 7 p.m. Meeting for Prayer, Tuesday, 7,30 p.m.; , Scripture Reading, Thursday, 7,30.



Volunteer Notices. jHISTR ICT ORDERS. Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, November 5,1885. With reference to yesterday's Orders, the fol lowing detailed instructions are iesued:— 1, Cavalry and Mounted Infantry will parade at nine a.m. instead of seven a.m.. and will bo marched to Bt. John's College, there to await instructions. Six troopers from the Auckland Cavalry as orderlies will be detailed to parade with thelnfantryßrigade.andtwelvetroopers, under a non-commissioned officer, aa eßcort for the guns, with the A Battery at the Drill-thed, at seven a.m. 2, The Nave 1 Corps will parade at seven a.m. as ordered, and on arrival of the Onc hunga Naval Artillery by train at quarter to eight, will proceed to the North Shore by Ferry steamer. 3, The A Battery (horcea) will parade at seven a.m. as ordered. Special instruc tions will bo Issued to Captain Payne. The 0 Battery will parade at Fort Resolu tion at 8 a.m. instead of seven a.m. as ordored. i. Tho two Battalions of Infantry will parade at seven a.m., and leave by train at fifteen minutes past eight a.m. No. 2 Battalion will disembark af; Green Lane and maroh to St. John's College. No, 1 Battalion will disembark at EMcrslio and march to Mount Wellington by Pnn mure Road. Hy order. T. VIRKT SHEPHERD, Mujoi-. Adjutant Auckland District. "OONSONBY RIFLES. The above Company will nssomblo at tho PoEßonbyllall.athalf-rast Beven o'clock THIB (Saturday) EVENING, when Havresacs will bo served out. a b. McDonald. _Acting Captain. /Joe i) o n r"i~f ~l c s. Members of above Corps will meet at Head quarters, Symonds-street, THIS (Saturday) EVENING, botween six and ten o'clock, when blank ammunition, havrosacs, etc, will be Berved out. Member* wiUParadeat Metropolitan Grounds TO-MORROW (Sunday), at three o'clook for Church Parade. Side arms only. White cotton gloves. W. B. WHITE, Acting-Captain. ffTOBSON CORPS, A.R.V. JLA — No. 1. — Members are warned to attend Churoh Parade at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW at Metropolitan Ground. Side Arms only. No. 2.— Members will assemble on MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 9, at the Metro politan Ground, at 7 o'clock sharp. Full Dress, with Arms, Accoutrements, Havresacs, and Water-bottles. Each man must provide himself with, and carry, one day's Provisions. Havre saca will be issued at Corps Room THIS KVKNINS frnin 7 to 8 o'olook. By order.-WM. JENNINGS, Secretary. "VTEW ZEALAND REGIMENT ARTIL i.I LERY-A BATTERY. The Battery will assemble TO-MORROW at 3 p.m., on the Metropolitan Ground, for Church Parade Full dross, Bide arms, and white gloves. Tho Battery will alto parade at 7 a,m. on MONDAY Morning at the Drill-shed. Fall dross, arms, havreaacs (provisions will bo pro vided by Battery). The heaviest penalty will bo imposed for non-attendance. By order. WALTJCR 0. MILLAR, Hon. Seo. r* I T V GUARDS. No. I.—Members will muster in aocordance with District Orders at the Metropolitan Ground, at 3 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday). November 8 In Full Dress, with Side Arras. No. 2.—Members will assemble on MONDAY MORNING, November 9. at tho Metropolitan Ground, at 7 o'clook sharp. Full Dress, with Arms, Accoutrements, Havresacs, and Water bottle?. Eaoh man must provide himself with, and carry, ono day'B Provisions. ALFRED E. ISAAC 3, Captain. \ MB U L~aWWe CORPS. Will Muster for Church Parade at Motro tolitan Ground, TO-MORROW (Sunday), Bth iuat, at ;t p.m. Those mombers who have not received their Badges can obtain them on tho ground. F. W. E. DAW3ON. Burgeon. A D E B N'S OWN RIFLES. \ofi Members will parade on SUNDAY Next, at 3 p.m., for Church Parade, in accordance with Dlßtriot Ordors, with Side Arms only, Whlto Cotton Gloves, and Forage Caps. Members will also parade on MONDAY, at 7 a.m.. as particularised in District Orders, in FuU Droßß, viz., Helmets and Gaiters. Every member must provide himself with provisions, and carry eamo in a havrcsao, which may bo obtained from tho Captain, at his residence, Princes-street. Attendance compulsory, under a penalty of £1. In consoquenoo of above, the usual Company Parados aro postponed till further notice J. HOWARD KKEP, Aoting Captain. TTIOTORIA RIFLES. 1. The members of all ranks will assemble roar of Government House on SUNDAY, at 3 p.m.. in full dress, with side arms and white glovos. for Garrison Churoh Parai'e. 2. The membors of all ranks will assemble in rear of Government Houso in full dress, with mini and accoutrements, at seven o'clock a.m., MONDAY, 9th mat. Each man will provide and carry in his havresao ono day'B provisions. Havrosacs and military gaiters will be served out THIS EVENING at half-past seven o'clock. Abeentecs from this parade will be fined. OWEN MAHON. Captain. jnOLLE~GE RIFLES. 1. The Members of all Ranks will assemble at tho Metropolitan Ground on SUNDAY, at 3 p.m., for Church Parade. Forage Caps, Side Arms only, White Gloves. 2. Tho Membors of all Ranks will assemble at the Metropolitan Ground on MONDAY, at 7 a.m., for Sham Fight Provisions are arranged. Forago Caps and all Accoutrements. R. F. SLOMAN, Aoting Captain. AUCKLAND NAVAL COAST GUARDS. Tho above Corps will muster for Church Parade at the Metropolitan Ground at 3 p m. on SUNDAY. Bth inst.. with side arms. Dress: Whlto Jumpers and Blue Capß. They will also Parade on Queon-street Wharf at 7 o'clock a.m. on MOND A.V, 9th inst. Dress: Blue Jumpers and Caps. Eaoh man to provide himself with one day's provisions. A fine of £2 will bo strictly enforced for non-attendance. (Signed) .J INGLIS, Captain. /"VNEHUNGA NAVAL ARTILLERY, The above Company will ascemblo at the Onehunga Railway Station at 6.15 o'clock sharp on MONDAY MORNING, 9th instant, to pro ceed by speoial train to Auckland. Each mem ber is required to provide himself with one day's rations. EUGENE HULBE, Captain. MARCHING ORDER PARADE, NOVKMBER 9. Havresacks (Regulation Pattern) to be had I only at tho Commeroial Houso, Newmarket. Public Notices. r^ RAND MISCELLANEOUS CON CERT,



DEVONPORT HALL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, For Benefit of DEVONPORT NAVAL BRASS BAND. SEVERAL OF THE LEADING LOCAL ARTISTS WILL TAKE PART IN IT. ADMISSION: Front Seats, 2a (id; Back Do, la. PROGRAMME IN FUTURE ADVERTISEMENT. 1 TO THE ELECTORS OF KAR ANGAHAPE WARD. Ladies and Gentlemen,— I have much pleasure In offering myself to represent you in the Borough Council. Should you do me the favour of electing me, I shall do my best for you and the city in general. F. JEUNE. T^T 1 W B(5O XST Received per lonic—Amongat which are;— " Pictorial Records of the English in Egypt," a splendid book, "England Under Gladstone," "The Coming Struggle for India," "Landmarks of English Literature." "Edinburgh Health Lectures," "Mrs Swing's Books." A few Beautifully Illustrated Children's Books, etc. Come in and Have a Look. A. CAMPBELL, BOOKSELLER, QUEEN-STREET. MISS BACON, FANCY WORK REPOSITORY, 233, QCBEN-STREET, ' Having scoured the services of Miss O'Hanlon, the well-known Artist in all kinds of artistic work, Ladies wishing to take Leaaons in the following works will reoeive every attention. Crewel, Araaene, Crochet, Beading, and Brading: Free of charge. Lace Honiton (Point and Roman), Seed-work. Shell-work. Applique, Raiaed Wool-work, Oriental Embroidery: Each Is 6d per lesson. Wax Flowers. Imperial Marble Work, Leather Work. Macramo, Lustre Painting, Canvasine (the latest painting): Bach 2a 6d per lesson. Chrlßtoleum and Splash Work: 5s per lesson. Poonah Painting: A course of 6 lessons, 30s. Agent for the London Chriatoleum Company. All orders will be promptly and satisfactorily executed. HE WHANGAREI COAL-MINING COMPANY (Limited). OUR RAILWAY LINE BEING NOW OPENED, We are prepared to SUPPLY COAL IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Termi on application at Company's Office, 67. Queen-street. JOSEPH BANNA. Seoretary.



A LITERARY TREAT. — Hear Ivo'a -A- Lectnre at Opera House. Sunday night ANNUAL DANCE in connection with Impey's Band, Choral Hal), on Monday Night. November 9th. Choral Hall. APPLY at once for Prospectuses to the Secretary Auckland Co-operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.) Shares nearly taken up. AT Rendell's, Men's Pinwire Tweed Tronsora, 6s lid. Check Flannelette Shirts, 2a lid; Travelling Bags, Is lid.—Brigh ton House. A'~PRETTY~GARDBN~for 2s 6d—A Packet containing 13 Choice Annuals, to bloom this season, for 2a 6d.—G. H. Lavera, Wyndiiam-etroot. BRET HARTE.—Hear Ivo's Lecture at the Opera House. Sunday night. TDIRKENHEAD.— SunnyeideStrawberry JD Gardens will bo open to the public on Saturday next. BOARD and Residence for three respect able Men, 16s per week, washing included. Apply Mrs Gibbonß, Fruiteror, Victoria-street West, two doors from Carr's Boot Shop. CITY BAND-Social Party on Monday Night. Choral Hell. /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence V 7 for 3 Respectable Men.—Vincent-street, a doors from Cook-street. Terms moderate. CAPITAL gets 10 per cent, and share of Profits.—For Shares apply G. W. Renshaw, Secretary pro tern., Auckland Co-operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.) CHEAP ";AND GOOD CUTLERY, Eloctro plate Forks and Spoons, Superior Razors, ScisEors, etc.. just landed.—Thomas Samuel, IG2, Queenstreot (opposite Arthur's Mart). CO ■ OPERATIVES, — Don't miss the chance of taking Shares in the Auckland Co operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.)— For Prospectuses apply G. W. Ronßhaw, Secre tary pro torn., caro S. Coombes and Co. HAS. WILLIAMSON, liucil, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-atrcet), has always for sale and to let large and small houses In the City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms, improved and unimproved, in various parta of tho provisos. Severn! eligible building allot ments for sale. MONEY TO LEND ia large or small sums on approved securities DOUBEE TICKETS, only 3s, for City Band Social Party, Monday Night. CURST-CLASS GRAZING for Cattle or JD Horses, cloae to town.—Apply George E. Rhodes. Remuera, or Beach Road. T^ATHERS,— Provide now for your Cbil _fij dren by taking a few Shares in tho Auck land Co-operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Limited). — Apply to G. W. Renshaw. Secre tary pro tern., care of S. Coombea and Co. HAVE you never been to Kawau ? Then don't misa the trip by the Welling ton. on Monday. TRON TANKS.—For Sale, One 400-Gallon JL Iron Tank in good order and condition; nearly now.—Apply to Mr Kew, View Iload, Mount Eden. AMB ! Lamb ! Lamb ! Lamb ! Cheap fat Lamb I Cheap! Cheap! Cheap! Cheap 1 The finest quality of meat at the very lowest pricos—ono butcher close to had to shut up, oould not possibly compete.—Note, E.Wood and Co., Cheapßlde House, Newton. MUSIC AND ELOCUTION—SpIendid Programme at tho Opera House Sunday night. MR FARROW (Opera Company) will sing " The_ Death of Nelson" on Sunday night M" ISS DE VERE will sing "The Maid of the Mill " at the Opera House, Sunday i night. MR W. H. WEBIiE, Teachor of Piano, Sinßkipr, and Orsran. Terme, from two guineas. — Address Hobson-street, corner of Cook-struet. IVTEW HATS, New Flowers, New JJI Feathers, Now Hosiery, at E. Tester's New Promises, Eden Terrace. TVTOTICE, —E. Tester, Draper, Eden JL3I Terrace, has Removed to his New Premises, four doors further up the street, and solicits your Custom. •jST 6 T~T C E. Mr THOMAS HILL is no longer authorised to collect accounts on my behalf. Mr HOLLO WAY will collect and receive orders.—Nov. 6. 1885.-W. S. WHITLEY, 4. Queen-street. ICTOTICE OF REMOVAL. Incompliance with the wishes of my numerous supporters, I have secured and will open, on FRIDAY NEXT. October 16th, those Central Premises, No. 217, Queen - street, adjoining Messrs. Hewin, Bros., with a New and Seasonable Stock of DRAPERY and MIL LINKRY, HOSIERY, &0. In tendering thanks for tho kind support received in Wakofield-st. I beg to state I will Continue to give Buoh Value as oannot fall to secure an extensive Patronage.—H. GORDON, Gordon House, No. 247 Wakefleld-Et.



ORGANS. ORGANS —Magnificent American Organs, 22 stops; price, £30.— Webbe's Now Show Rooms, Hobson-Btreet, cor ner of Cook-Btrcet. ONE or two young men or married couple can meet with comfortable board and lodgings, bath. Termn, 18s per week.-166, Grey-st., next Warkworth House, top of Grey atteet. PRICE LIST of Firewood : Long, Us 6d ; Blocks, 12b 6a : Split, 13s 6d. Terms- Caßh.—F. Alderton, WollOßley-Btreet West. OETS AND HUMOURISTS. — Hear Ivo's Lecture at the Opera House, Sunday night. PIANOS. PlANOS.—English, German, American, and French, 20 different known makers to nelect from.— Webbe'a, Hobson-street, corner of Cook-streot. PRINCE OB1 WALES'S BIRTHDAY.— Vlsitore can be supplied with Ham, Tongue, Beef, Tea, and Coffee at the Sunnysido Straw berry Gardens. PIANOS ! ORGANS ! PIANOS ! for Cash or Deferred Payments, from 7s 6d per week.—Webbe's new Show Rooms, Hobaon street, corner of Cook-street. RINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY.— Supply yourselvoa with Holiday Goods at E. Toster'a New Drapery Fremiaes, Eden Terraoe. PARENTS wanting a sound Investment for the Young, a chance presents itself now in the Auckland Co-operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.)— For Shares apply to G. W. Renßhaw, Secretary pro tern. " i^VUEEN MAB." — Selections from \c& Shelloy'a great Pcem, by Ivo, Opera Houbo. Sunday night. DEAD THIS.-Ladies' Silver-Grey XV Macintoshes. 5s lid; Ladies' Umbrellas, Is 6d each; strong White-twilled Sbeetiog, 2 yards wide, at 10d; Grey Calico, 2d per yard; White Calico. 2id; Brown Hollands, 43d; beau tiful Summer Dresß Material, 6d per yard. Cheap Sale during alterations at Fernandez's, SOMFTMODERN POETS. — Hear Ivo's Lecture at the Opera House, Sunday night, SINGLE TICKETS, 2?, for City Band Social Party. Monday Night. SOME MODERN HUMOURISTS.— Hear Ivo's Lecture at the Opera Honße, Sunday night " rTIHE RAVEN." — Hear the Poem re- JL cited by Ivo, at the Opera House, Sun day jught. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS-Keep it always In the house, and then you will have a friend in time of need. WAIWERA !—How enjoyable ig a Bath in tho Wonderful Hot Springs! Trip by Clansman on Monday. WC. DENNES, Queen-street, wishes • all Purchasers upon Deferred Payment system to take notice that Instalments must be Paid Promptly. 1 AA 4\ MEN'S AND BOYS' HATS, JL»" v" Is Gdeaoh; Hundreds of Boys' Holland Coats, 2a lid each; Men's Mole Trousers, 4s (id; Men's Tweed Suits, not rubbish, 20a; Trousers and Vests, 10s 6iJ, worth 20s.—For real bargains, try Fernandez, Clothier, Newton. Cheap Sale now on, during alterations. "~I7IAIR IRELAND IS EVER THE JL} HOME OF MY HEART." POPULAR PRICE-ONE SHILLING. AT EADY'S MUSIC" WAREHOUSE. Ci OVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging .. .. 20s per Week. Bingle Room 25b per Week. TT E N R V HOOPER, FUNERAL UNDERTAKER, Grey-stbekt. H. E. w ooLLAMS (Late of the Firm of Partridge and Woollams), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST (Importer of Footballs, Boxing Gloves, and Billiard Requisites), 116, QUEEN-STREET, Adjoining Messrs Tonka and Co.'a Mart Select Bowing Saloon and Rifle Gallery. IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT PATTERSON, DECEASED. All persons having Claim upon the above deceased are requested to forward same to MESSRS JACKSON AND RUSSELL. Shortland-street, Auckland. ~T LEECH'S ART UNION <* • WILL BE DRAWN ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. A FEW TICKETS LEFT AT 2fi 6d EACH. SHORTLAND ■ STREET, AUCKLAND. COAL. COAL. FIREWOOD. FIRE WOOD. A. AND O, P OLSON Coal and Firewood Merchants, Albebt-strret (next Salvation Barracks), and POLLEN-BTBEET (3um>y Hilla). Best Tl-Tree Firewood Cong). 12a per ton; Do. Blocks, 13s; Do. Split, Us. All coals at lowest prices. Orders delivered at the shortest notioe. Terms cash. MRS WORD BN, Of QUEEN-STREET, ONEHUNGA, Begs to Announce to her Numerous Friends end the Public that she has RESUMED DRESSMAKING. And that ehe is now prepared to give them the Latest Style and Fit . In Numerous Variety at Lowest Prices. Improver and Apprentices Wanted



rTIHE Members of tho Master g Bakers' Protection Association are here- H by requested to attend the Funeral of our » deceased Member, George Dickson, on H SUNDAY, Bth November, at 3 p.m. 0 JOHN McNEILL, President. | I |4/| R AMD MKS EUSTACE wish i iSJI to thank their numerous frionds ' (or their kind sympathy in their sad be- ! reavement, the loss of their dearly beloved daughter Caroline; also, for their kind , aMiiCTOlllowm t "DRINCE OF WALES'S BIRTHDAY EXCURSION TO KAWAU. S.S. WAITAKI Will leave Queen-street Wharf at 10 a.m. on MONDAY. 5-IRST-CLASS BAND BKGAQED. Return Tickets i$ xr" aw a v. THE FINE S.S. WELLINGTON will make an. EXCURSION TO KAWAU ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, leaving QUEEN-STREET WHARF AT TEN A.M. RETURN FARE FOUR SHILLINGS. CHILDREN HALF-PRICE. A FIRST-CLASS BAND HAS BEEN ENGAGED. jt.l TJRIJNCE OF WALES'S j*J&£3S. JT BIRTHDAY.-EXCUR 'VWfWSOKNiwSION TO MOIUTAPU.-Tho VWwWMSTa-B- Kowona will leave Quoen •^■^^^^^" street Wharf at 19 o'clock a m. for this beautiful island. Passengers will be afforded a splendid opportunity of witnessing the Sham Fight on tha way down the Harbour. Fcturn Fare. 2b ; Children, Is. jJXA yS. COROMANDHL. fiffllSS^V The P.s. COROMANDHL will J4SaMßßflar leave Auckland for Coromandol "^^™^^"" at 10 p.m. onMONDA.Y,9th. and i p.m. on WEDNESDAY, tbe Uth, returning to Auckland immediately after arrival. A. 8.. H aWINDLKY. Managsr. ,fKi mHE SHAW, SAVILL, tfg|jjgj'y ! v -L AND ALBION CO.'S SHIP EUTERPE, CAPTAIN G. E. HOYLE, FROM LONDON. Consignees are requested to Pass Entries, Pay Freight, and obtain Delivery Orders from tha I undersigned without delay. Cargo importing eliip'a discharge will be landod and stored at Consignees' risk and expense. Captain Hoyle will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any of his crew without his written authority. CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. 18, Queen-street, Auckland, November 7,1835. "DONSONBY HALL.' PRINCE OF WALEsITbIRTHDAY, NOV. 9. HOOPER'S SPECIALTY COMPANY OF LADY AND GENTLEMAN ENTERTAINERS. LONDON POPULAR PRICES- Concert and Ball, 2a; Body of Hall, Is; Gallery, 6d. Silver Cup for best Gentleman Waltzer; Silver Bracelet for beet Lady Wallzer.—H. HOOPBR, £3tage Manager. T>EFRESHMENTS PROVIDED at JLV moderate rates by Mr Jas. Sutnliffa, on Monday Night, at the City Band Social Party. TTEAD OFFICE AND FACTORY, AUCKLAND. BRANCH FACTORY, HAWKE'S BAY. P RO S PE C T US



OF "\TEW yE ALAND mOBACCO /COMPANY, T IMITED. Registered under " Tho Companies Act, 1882." CAPITAL. £30,000. In 10,000 Shares of £3 Each, payable as follows :- Five Shillings ncr Share on Application. Five Shillings per Share on Allotment, and the balance as may be required, in sums not ex ceeding Five Shillings per Share, at intervals of not less than two Months. It is proposed to place only 3.000 Shares in lhs Market at present, as it is considered certain that the balance will be worth a considerable premium before the expiration of another year. The PROVISIONAL DIR3CTORS retain the rleht to take up2s per cent, in allot tho 7,00J Shares as they are placed on the market at par, pro rata, the balance to be offered to the Share holders at whatever rate may be decided upon at the time ot Issue. PROVISIONAL DIRECTORS: 1. James C. Caibns 13. Thos. T. MasefiEld (Merchant) (Masofleld and Co.) 2. Samuel Jahgek I i, Charles Hesketh (Hancook and Co.) I (Hesketh & Aitken) 5. George Fraser (Fraser and Tinne). Solicitors: Bank : National Bank of New Zealand. Secretary pro tern: A. 8. KEMPLAY. Broker: A. SAUNDERS, 2, Insurance Buildings. 1. This Company has been formed for tho pur pose of Growing, Curing, and Manufacturing Tobacco in the Colony of New Zealand. 2. Various experiments have proved that the climato of New Zealand is peculiarly adapted to the growth of Tobacco, and that in the North Island the best Havana leaf can ba grown, and all that is required to start a most important and remunerative industry is a sufficient amount of capital. The duty on Tobacco manu factured in tne Colony is one shilling perlb., and this rate of duty remains in force until the the 3Ut day of December, 1885. 3. Tho present duty on Imported Tobacco is THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE PER LB., anil on Cigars, is six shillings per lb, 4. The Company take over all the Contracts already entered into by Mr A. Vollbracht for Growing Tobacco for tnis season; also, all Tobacco now in his hands and stored or other wise secured by him; also what portions of suitable Machinery he has already received; and extra Tobacco Seed just arrived, all at cost price only. A large quantity of Tobacco grown last yeatfhas been secured by Mr Vollbracht at an average cost of 1b per lb. The signed con tracts for this season represent about 100 aores sure, and seed has been given out sufficient for quite 20(1 aores more, but of course in the absence of signed contracts, the latter quantity cannot be absolutely relied upon. The promoters have given a large amount of time, and have incurred a very considerable ex penditure, in securing tho special advantages as afore mentioned, and ask from the Company only a sum of seven hundred pounds, half in cash, and half in fully paid-up shares, which may be said barely to recoup their expenditure, leaving haidly anything for nearly a year's hard work. 5. It is estimated that about two tons of to bacco can be obtained from three acres 6. The Customs returns for the year 1832 show that duty was paid in New Zealand during that year on 1,030,57511 mof Tobacco, and 58,9721bs of Cigars, or 595 2-3 rd tons Tobacco, and 39 2-3 rd tons of Cigars. 7. Taking the above facts, suppose this Com pany manufactured only one-fourth of the amount imported, viz., about 121} tons of to bacco, and about 10 tons of Cigars; then the ooet of leaf, Is : exolse duty, Is; allowance for decrease in weight, 25 per cent on cost of leaf and manufacture, duty being returned on the waste stalks; 25 per cent, is 3d per lb: cost of manufacture, which is very considerably over the mark, some Amerioan manufacturers work ing it up as low as 6 cents or 3d per lb. This makes a total cose of 2s lOd per lb. Now. sup pose the Company sell at only id over the import duty price on tobacco, and the average cost for plug is Is id over it, then Is per lb. on tbe tobacco is the net profit, or on 120 tons is £13,110, being on the tobacco alone over 130 per cent.on the Company's capital of £10,000, without considering the large additional profit that can be derived from working up tha 10 tons of cigars. 8. The present enterprise should recommend Itself strongly to all Now Zealand farmers, mer chants, and others interested in the advanoe and prosperity of tho colony. Apart from the consideration of aotual profit to those concerned in the undertaking, great good must indis putably accrue to the colony by the introduc tion of an industry which will tend to keep in this country the large amount of money which is annually sent abroad for the imported article. for Shareß to be made to the Company's Broker. Mr|A. Saundere, 2, Insur anoe Btnldicgg. S* 5 T i 5 S «^s!*s reference to an advertisement by Mr F. G. Kwington offering vo let the Choral Hall for Concerts and other Meetings, I have to give notice to the Public that Mr Kwington has no authority tolet the Hall, and that any application (or Its use must be made as usual to myself. H. N. GARLAND, Hon. Bp3. Auckland Choral ecoiety,



Auctions. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, At Eleven o'clock. UNDER BILL OF SALE. J. R, RANDERSON Will Soil by Public Auction, on the promises occupied by Mr W. Stafford, Wood Turner, Upper Queen-street, A QUANTITY of HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURK AND EFFECTS, consisting o£ Tables, Couches. American Wood Choirs. Cunc seated Arm-chair, Wooden Chairs, Fender, lfim Irons, Half tester Bedstrad, Beds, Bed Linen, Spring Mattrass, Washstand. Dressing 'lab!c. Swing «M>, Toilet Ware. Curtains. Flower VcseSflKr Cloth, lawo Offlco Table, Oillco SldeboSHTiwith pigeon-holes), Folding Chair, Venetian Blinds, Oval Table, Wardrobe, Colum bian Kitcnen 6-tove. Chcffomer. 8-day J-lork. Trays, Crockow, Knife Tray, Knives, Forko. Spoons, Coalvcutile. Kuttle. Saucepans. Meat Safes, quantity of fchalw warily made, Tables. Boxes, etc.. Hciuro Mouldings, quantity i.-E Turning Tools, including Circular Saw ami Bench, Turning Lathe, Morticing Maemuo, Band Sawicg Machine, Grindstone, Belting. Saws, Planes, Screwdriver, Hammerß, we, etc. Also, largo quantity ot valuable Timber-^ Totara, Kauri, etc.—sawn and lv bulk. J. E. RANDERSON, Auctioneer. TUESDAY, NOON. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, TWO HEIDS. HOLLO WARE, SEWING MACHINES, TOYS, &C, &c , RHMOVED TO MART FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE. R. ART II U R Will sell by Auction at Mb Mart. Queen-slKot. ground floor, on Tuesday next, at 12 o clock: noon, A WELL - ASSORTED LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FTJRNITUnK ANU KFFECT3—Drawing-room £-m«o (niao pieces). Diniog-room Snito (Horsehair) ; a Crvtoner Breakfast or Parlour Suite; a Mottled Kauri Bookcase Cheffonier; a Mottled Chest of: Drawers, Cououei, OH Paintings and other Pictures, Mirrors, Matting. Oilcloth, Orna ments. Glass, Ch na, and Earthenware, Cutlory. Platedware, Kitchen Utenßlls, Meat Safe, Iron, and Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattrasses. Washßtands, Toilet Sets, Toilet Tables, Looking Glasses, Chests ol Drawois, Cane Chaira, &c. Also, 2 hhds. Assorted Holloware; a case of Toys. _ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. VICTORIA LOAN OFFICE, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, WATCHES, JEWELLERY, SEWIKG MACHINES, MODEL HOUSES, FRETWORK MACHINE, BAjN l> INSTRUMENTS, BOOKS, CLOTiiU-.0, TOOLS, &c, &c. R, ARTHUR Has been instructed by B. H. Keesing lo ecll at hi? Mart, Queen-street, oa Wodnc.diy, November 11, at eleven o'olock, mH.EWHOLEOFTHE UNREDEKM ED> X. PLEDGES from the Victoria Loan Oitice, Victoria-street, viz., 2ffls. OFGG Wat. h i nd Chain; 2453, 2Heavy Gold Rings; 263a, PHMf Watoh end Chain, and Brooch; 265, Ol GU Watch: 2953,5H1i Watch and Chain; 120,Donnle barrol Gun; 135, OFSG Watch and Chain; 110. SHW Watch and Chain; 157, Treadle Sewing Maohino. Fretwork Machine, and Model House ; 179, SIIG Watch and Ring; IS2, SHW Watch: 184, OFSL Wa'.oh; 187, Hand6omo Model House ; 189. SHL Watch; 191, Gold Pet cil Case ; 204. valuable Greenstone Mere; 251, OFSB- Watoh: 258, Broooa and Earrings; 274. Jarga Brass Band Instrument; 300. OFBL Watch; 316. Silver Albert; 321, Set Gold Studs; 327, SHIi Watch and Chain; 335, 2 Silver Braoeleta; 312, SHL Watch and Chain; 353, OFG Watch; 354, 5 Vols.; 355. large Clock; 361. Mosaic Kins:; 393,0 FSG Watch and Brooch; 397, OFSL Watch; , 408, SHG Watch; 420, first class Sextan *.; 426. handsome Bcacolst; 455 Sa Watch and Chain ; 459 SHW Watch; 407. OFGG Watch. Chain, and Brooch; 471. OFSU Watch and Chain; 49U , OFSL Watch; 497, very elegant set Diamond I Brooch and Earrings; 514, Pair Field Glosses; 557, Bookbinder's Tools; 567, OifSii Watch and. Chain; 570.3 Vols.; 675,1 Vol. 1676, OFSL Watch; 584 Broooh and 2 Rings; s*B, Greenstone Ear rings ; 589, OFSL Watch; 608 Pendant; 6ll,fcignets Rim? 613, Brooch, Karrings and Brooch; 614, Diamond cnake Ring; GIB, Necklet and Locket; 623 Portrait Lens; 631), Locket. Chain and Brace let; 633. Hand Sewing Machine; G44. Dlsraona Ring: 6*9, SB Gun. &c, &o. Clothing: 9437, Pieoa Silk ; 1075, Piece Serge, &c; 1130, Accordeon ; 1318, Overcoat. &c; 1405. 2 Coats ; 1441, Suit Clothes ; 1471, 2 Coata ; 1472, 3 Coate in Bag 5 1481. Suit Clothes ; 1618. Dress Piece ; 1521. Coat, 2 Trousers, and Vest; 1538, Black Suit Clothes and Brooch; 1 93, Black Coat; 1659, Shoemaker 3 Tools ; 180*. Ulster ; 2020. Coit and Vest; 2019. Overcoat; 2124 Black Coat; 2196, Overcoat ana Boots; 2205, Overcoat; 2225, PortmaDteau and Coat; 2250, Quilt. Clothing, &c; 2328. Blaote Suit .Clothes; 2329, Dress Piece, &0., &c., &o. Also, about 250 parcels of Olotnine, consisting oC Suits ol Clothes, Dresses, Underolothing. Blankets, Men's, Women's, ana Children« Upderolothingof every description, all in good, clean, useful, and saleable condition. R. ARTHUR, Auctioneer. [W. VAILE. [R. BRADLEY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, At 11 o'Clook. AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND ABOUT 600 VOLS. OF NOVELS BY STANDARD AUTHORS. VAILE AND BRADLEY Havo been favoured with instructions from Me David Ross, who is leaving the colony, to Sell by Auction, at his residence. College Road, on above date, the whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURMTURE ANI* BOOKS, belonging to the late Fonuonby Circulating Library, consisting oJ about 6QQ Novels, by Standard Authors. VAILE AND BRADLEY, Auction Merchants. R..0. OAEE] ~~~ [B. D. TONES WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4s, At Twelve o'clock. T7ILLERSLIE. TfiLLERSLIE. TjULERSLIE. ADJOINING THE RESIDENCES OF T. H. IVEY, ESQ., AND COLONEL DAWSON. B. TONES & CO. Will sell on Wednesday, November 25, at twelve) o'olock, OK ALLOTMENTS, '»"-' all havingmagniflceutvlow&,adjoining the above gentlemen's residences, and formerly known as the Creecent. Properties in this desirable locality are gotting exceedingly scarce, and no one should miss this opportunity of securing one or more of the ahova sections, having all the advantages of rail and road, with good view. Sections will bo flagged, and plans ready in a few days. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. EX ARAWA. LADIES' EVENING SHOES IN GORDON'S, PRINCESS CHARLOTTE,1 QUEEN'S (NEW STYLES), GENTS' CLOTH, KID, AND CALF BODTS AND SHOES, LADIES', MAIDS', AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES (EVBBY STYLE). GABRIEL LEWIS Has received instructions to sell, on above date* at eleven o'clock, ' /»CI PACKAGES OF ABOVE NEW O*/ SEASONABLE GOODS Just Arrived. Terms at Sale. X, 0. CARK] [B. D. TOHKJ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, At Twelve o'Clock. SPLENDID DAIRY FARM, AVONDALE. OO ACRES, 4$ ACRES IN GRASS,' && 10 ACRES UNDER CROP. All fenced. Particulars from Auctioneers. B. TONKS AND CO., Auctioneers. B. C. CAKB.] [B. D. TONES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, At 12.30 o'clock/ ON THE GROUND. tf I jl/rOUNT /CAMBRIA, NORTH SHORE, MOUNT CAMBRIA/ B. TONKS ft 00. Have received instructions to sell byauoffoii (on the ground), on Saturday, November 28, i(,fc 2.30 p.m.. THE MOUNT CAMBRIA ESTATE-' Known as the Sheep Mount. q3M!!Sjg i&au& Sooria Estate ayaiiai>ie *■» oonttimaa on XlgiitSi Vm«,