ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

rttewfence was not very largo last TH« ot . tho Chora i Hall at tho second orchestral concert of tho Auck '"TrTomlSocicty. Nodoubtthothreaten- Tect ot the weather deterred many '"g "^ mrinir fo^h- The consequence frOfflJttheid^w a3 only about hall ffSS fact much to be deplored, us it has .. 1 ' * ■ c effect on tho performers to view dePre mber rf bcnchoS' At tOn •."1-pMtoißht o'clock tho programme "Bn Hbv tho ovorti.ro " Idomene. " (TA9°Pf" c?,, t | ie members of tho orchestra, (MifJvL Herr Carl Schmitt. At the Ujnduotea . g ijo-ht unsteadiness wa« c)^ 6"?ifwhich afterwards disappeared, percep"" . mino) . p asßa j, ofl m this S °fflir B are remarkably pretty, and overt flectivoly rendered. Tho Symphony r"v » *ith tho ndaKin-ond i" i movement (Mozart), was some fin"'o ■"kd by tho audionco bursting into middlo of tho pieco, whfin ?pp former? paused prior to a chango of S«P««»™ j h [ a gy ß tem of dapping vooi- high-class concorts ought most f m Jiv to be relinquished, as it is ox d 1 annoyin" to liavo tho sweot strains frAuLiclußion"of apicco drivon away by attb° rlaOTin" and stamping like "the !*f "It he Theatre. Tho most plenrinv i J ,m»nco of tho evening was a fino "ThoKollinffof tho Drum." ;>ff Similar in .tyle to the S Irish Patrol," tho druma being first "TarKw Jn tho (jjgtanco, and then beard fpw r noftror) unti] fho {l]U "*SSS to heard, oftor which it gradually i S«b and dies away apparently in tho rttonw the boating of tho drums; ?■ „ tho l«9t sound noticeable. This g«m well received and excellently piece w»8 th( _ intorvtt i ji 10 orchoptra f rme'd the overture " Oboron " (Weber) f"Sing mnnnor, and closed tho pro ' m rae with «n admirable wait., "Tele "mZ "by Strauss. A striking feature was tho string quartette by C C hU«s, J. Hemus Glough, and ?f; er which was deservedly encored, „/ elicited a second performance, i nHiar interesting item was tho Obco £ h»Koman Z e" {P. Langey) by Mr ngh, accompanied by tho orchestra. Section was finely executed. >,ono taTpW"" with this instru- Sfand the difficulty of its manipula tes could fully appreciate tho powers ox i .mil known air from " Figlia del Reggi £jJ,sSni»«i). which fally displayed T notable flexibility and oxtended ga of her voice. Still, tho vocalist M not appear to sucli advantage ° on many previous occasions. Mac ton's favourite song, "Tho Beating of W. Own Heart," wad mcoly rendered by Sirs Mobs Davis, who possesses a voice of mat compass and power, and should prove a welcome addition to tho Choral Society. Emanuel'a fine descriptivo song, "The DeßDrt :> by Mr Huxtablo, v.ith orchestral iccompaniment, was undoubtedly tho gem of the evening. The singer proved himself aniteequaltothetaskho had chosen, not withstanding the great range required for this song. The accompammont of tho orchestra was fine,, though at times it be came a little too poworful for tho vocalist, towards the end of the song. Tho introduc tion of the camel bells was highly effective M d the audionce were held spoil-bound thron»hout tho whole song. Mr Huxtablo was vociferously recalled.and merely bowed hU acknowledgments. The part songs were rendered by Misses Kempthorno, Calpan, Corbett, and Maunsell, and Mesm Tarquhar, Walpolo, Burnhum, Hamilton, and Charters. " Tho Song of {he Triton" (Molloy) introduced quite a nove lty in music, the chorus being amueingly constructed of "clink, clink, diukety, clink," which was sustoined by the various parts with great persistency. The second part song, " Thoro's One that I Love Dearly" (F. Kiicken). was exceed ingly pretty and pathetic nr.d was rendered in excellent stylo. Tho pro pamme concluded with tbo National Anthem. Last evening's performance was not quite equal to some of tho provious orchestral concerts, several of the in itraments boing slightly out of tuno »fter the interval. Threo officers of lie French corvette Magon woro present, Invitations having been thoughtfully for warded by the Committeo. Miss Clayton officiated as accompanist at the piano darioz eoms oi the songs

TELEGRAMS

Te Aroiia, this day.—Tho tramway re turns for tho month show a credit balanco of o?er £20. It would seem from this that the field is now looking up. Tho County Council have sold tho locomotive through Meara Morrin and Co. for £350, including all charges.

Chsbmhoech, this day.—At 12 o'clock last night, a small 6hop belonging to Mr Whitley, shoemaker, was burned down. The house arid stock were insured for £126 in the Equitable Office.

SUPREME COURT. Yesterday (Concluded.)

Cim SITTINGS.

(Before His Honor Mr Juetico Gillies.)

Tmoß v. Inhabitants of the Ki'som Road Dbtbiot.—Claim, £500. damages.—lv ihia action,theplaintiff, Uoorgo Tailor, a saddler, Slimed of defendants tho sum of £500 for linages smtained by an accident in conae qNncUtwasßllegcd.of thebadstuteofStokes's Roadtathemonthot September 1831.—Mr 1 hco, I'ooper for the plaintiffs »nd Mr Hesko'.h for the defendant.—Mr Cooper opened tho case lot tho plaintiff and produced a survey map to itawihit there was a recognised io.id through the reserve. Ue saX th>;t when tho accident oanrred Taylor was bwfully thoro. and by his Idling over the declivity he had a rightful o»Ms of action. - Hia Honor thonght that an tie road"iaa not been formed, tho defendants could not be responsible.—Frank Lawry chair man of the Epßom Road Board, deposed that tho MM ia question, leading past hia Honor's poperty to tno acoria pit, waa In tho Kpfom Sold Board iHatrio'. Tho work on a portion of }to road was done by Messrß Evana and Wil llami, contractors, and done under the super- JalonotMrßibiir, Tho cutting was made by ™Bowd,and wai loft unfinished because tho Bosrd considered it had no right to proceed through the Keservo. The \.ublio had no right to luethisroad. There waaa fence above tho cut to*. Theexcavationwaa inthequarry reserve.— feroySmith, chief Burveyor, produced the Or- Jeamentplan of the Epsom Houd District, end oeposal that a portion of the land wa3 laid oil' Mebruary, 1881. Nothing had boon dono ainco ™proolamation.—Jamea Babor, civil engineer and surveyor, was about to be examined, but Hsdeelroos of knowing about his expenses. He expected two guineas per day.-Mr Cooper [aid he waa prepared to pay whatever nniount ™ Registrar shcrald certify.— \\ itnees then proouood accepted tender for the work, which «is completed according to plan, &c. Ho tnni described particulars and specifications. Join Henry Evana, contractor, deposed to being «se«ed by the Epsom hoad Board. Made a ratting at tho end of hia contrast, by order, to MOD any trafflc- B uoh as bakf is' carts. Work ed "ere 11 weeks. Thcro waa a chain at tho Mtraooe to tho pit. The cutting is upon tho utendsd road.-His Honor: If it be so, there's W end of the oaae.—Mr Cooper submittod that WBBoard had no power after having railed offenders for extondin;.- the road from point 13. wrarnronnd and aay," This innot a public ro.vJ." ~nH Honor ruled that the Board ceuld notovt r mu» provisions of the Land Act. If there ia no "Mication of a road, no supposition of fi Koad JJMu can make one. A person has a right to oepnalawful highway ; but in this instance, It nwoeen used by the Bourd for a short cut, but ' waa lot a public highway. He had known it i 3,'» ycaw. It was simply en open spaco in ™ich travellerii might havo been stopped at •nj moment, had th?: BOHrd chosen to put up a itnce to preveut trdiDc Mr Coopor accepted a "ooenit, without costs, in accovdancn with tho w»nofthe Board, as plaintiff had bu Hired cou- Moeraole injury by folliug over tho cutting.

THIS DAY.

(His Honor took his Beat at 10 o'clock ) , ™KmaTON and Others v. Geohge Hulme SLOTHKM._In this action, the plaintiff, John tartiP*" 1 and Bix othera. sued George Hulmo S°?,° lll "a for taklni? account of the Auckland jM^Company.—Mr Button appeared for ewtnua; and Mr Hosketh for defendant.-Mr ih.v2??Jonod tno oaE;e £°r plalntiffrt. who, aa •J«'ttiolderß of the Auckland Tallow Company. tor,.?! 1011 the said company to call a meeting in!**"?accounts for tha purpose ot makiag ffi^o'endes In the sale o( shipments of fat. ---to«» SK^mitted a number of authorities SfPMah the principle in law which formed fftv^i ,of nls argument. It was alleged "fweplaintiff that the majority (defendant) ta „ 6 tlle busineßß and put tho money into ;S?wn Pooietß.and that tho suit was pro fflW* by tho plaintiffs, Io the name of ZiS areholders.-Hls Honor held that the gj»w resolved Itself altogether in a ques ntumT lw> and that evidenoe was thatmn 1'1 —Mr Button hoped in such ci«o Saifmi«r onor w°uW. over-rule all techmcalf- BffliQv te B?ke 0( Justice to all parties.-Mr torTv"! 'replied. and contended th.itthedirec tha it, J'Bctetionary power 3, and many of th» Wronolders were not butchers, and owlbb . lantß were not in a Position, fenffr . Tariablonesß of tho market, to ««» «„ a'S 16 account at preeent.—Bin Honor <o A °, ( dlffl(:ulty in the way of their doing «ldei n? r ,a 'engthy argument on both wttiktM 3 Honor tho ri«ht o£ Ihe *«a SS "? couia be aealt wltn- but ho cil,, c'Bar that tae directors could be. evMeT,yffi.BJ'lPa!co u P'ne deficiency. It was fuliW^at the defendants wo acting ud •JlsereHn pl 'tatlffa. Tho defendants possessed •tt»w aty P°wera, but thoße powers must bo tatitjSFJ "Wreaaonabla way. The plain tin i wero "celvp!^ . a, X an a "oount taken off all mone? s {Mil nil '^ nd the defendants to pay to the Oom- VteißJ? 1118 in eXfloaa of tho limited prlcos '"bemiSl"lß^l™ll 'or Plaintiffs, tin- account noshuTflf np.!P tnß BtA of the financial year; TheCnSS"uadleaoale aaainst tho Company. OorSaaStin" 1?, 111811 adjourned until Monday

HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE AID BOARD.

Mooting of Eilcn Highway Board

Chairmen.

A MEKTiNd of Chairmon of Road Hoards in tho County of Eden, convened by Mr Thos. Seaman at tho request of the Government, to elect two of their number to represent tho said county on the district or Aid Board of tho Hospital nnd Charitable Institutions was held yesterday at tho largo room of the New Zealand Insurance Company's build inj,'s. There were present tLo following gentlemen representing tho districts set opposito their names:—Messrs E, W. Morrison, Arch Hill; J. Bollard, Avondalo'• F. Lawry, Epsom ; U. Smith, Mount Albert; J. Pottor, Mount Eden; J. W, Carr, Mount Roskill; 11. Hall, Onu-Treo Hill ; G. Iroland, Mount Wellington ; O b\ Partington, Point Chovalior;- A. E Isaacs, Komuera; W. J. Taylor, Tamaki \\ est; and tho convoner and Returning Oiilcor, Mr Seaman. Mr E. W. Morrison having boon elected to preside tho follow ing gentlemen woro nominated to represent tho County of Eden :—Col. Haultain, pro posed by Mr Hall nnd sooonded by Mr l.awry ; and Mr Arthur Bull,proposod by Mr Hull nnd seconded by Mr Carr. Neithor of these gontlomcn being Chairmen of any of I lie It iload Hoards in the county, and tho o.iiiii m of tho Chairmon and oth'or gontlo ujoii prcsont being that tho spirit of tho Act would only bo complied with by elect ing tho two representatives from tlio chair men of the road districts, it was decided, on tho motion of Mr Isaacs, secondod by Mr Carr, " * hat this mooting be adjourned for final decision of tho mattor until the hour of

noon of Friday, 11th insfc., to bo then hold at tho samo place, the convener meanwhile to ascertain by iviro tho opinion of tho (\o vornment on the question." Tho adjourned mooting wns held at noon to-day in tho atuuo plnco, there being presont :-J. Bollard (Avondalc), G. liolanii (Mt. Wellington), J. \V. Carr (Mt. lioskill), A. E. Isaacs (Rcimioia), F. Lawry ( Epsom), B\ T. Pi.fen (Eden Tcrruoo), ,1. Pottor (Mt. Eden), !'. F. Partington (t'oint Clicvalier), K. Jl..' ,i..uo Tree Hill), mid 11. Smith (Mt. Albor-;.

Xhf '.'IUI&MAN ?aid that sinco tho last neeti: » Mr Seaman liad wired to tho Go rermnent, but up to the presont time had eeoived no roply. Ho himself had made nquiries, and the effect was to porauade rim that it was quito legal to elect to the

Board a gentleman who resided outeido tho county. He wa-< satisfied that this \va3, tho cllect, nlthouKh it was not tho intention of tao Act.

Mr Hall expressed tho confident belief ;hiit outeido gentlemen could bo elected.

Mr Skaman said that it was perfectly clear that there was nothing in tho Act to prevent it. In conversation an M.U.K, had told him that tho Legislature had also contemplated such a thing. Mr Smith proposed, and Mr J. Bollakd t-'econdcri, ilr A. K. Isnacs as a candidate for election to the Hospital Board.

Mr Bollakd considered that it would be a retlection upon thomaolves to go outside for fitting representatives, H o had nothing to say against Colonel Haultain and Mr Bull, but looking to tho recent bickerings upon the Hospital Board, he thought an infusion of new blood would bo beneficial. In conclusion ho bogged to propose Mr G. Ireland a-s their second representative

Mr Ireland declined tho honour.

Mr Patkn proposed Mr I'ottor as a repro tentative.

Mr Potter also declined nomination.

Mr I'ate.v proposed Ut Morrison, and Mr ISAACS soconded.

Tho meeting then procoeded to ballot for tho election, Mesera Paten and Hall being appointed scrutineers. The result was us follows :—lsaacs, 8 ; Bull, 5; Morrison, 5 ; Haultain, 4.

Mr Skaman, as Returning Olticer, gavo

hi 3 casting voto in favour of Mr Morrison, believing that tho Chairmen ehould elect two of themselves. Ho therefore declared Messrs laaacs and Morrison duly elected, and these gentlemen then roturned thanks for tho unsolicited honour conferred upon them.

Mr F. La why returned thanka for Colonel Haultain arid Mr A. Bull.

CRICKET MATCHES

Gordon Ist v. Unitku Ist.—Gordon: Clayton, Gould, Holdahip, Kiealing, Lusk, Moldrum (2), Moreaby, Ityburn, Sykes, Williams. United: Stamford, States, Tomro, C. It. MacCormlck, A. D. JMncCoruiink. Jtcl'heraon, Bowden. \V.

Po-ch, F. Porch. N. l'oreh, Dunkley. Kmer genc'.ea: Brown and Leah>.

West Ksl, 2nd v. National.—West Knd : Abbott, Baker. Banfleld. Hruford, Cia-.tun, Dixoa. Hay, McGregor, Twobill, Voalo. Vorney, andWriJit Nnlioi.nl: Aiubury, Cutlur. Drum mond. Nicholson (2). Wilkinpon, Wrigloy (S. Walker, Maekio, and Waters. Kmerseccy: Hundley. NEWTON 2nd v. National 2nd.—Newton : C'rai;?, Maynard, Sexton, I'ooloy, Taylor, Dean, IlWnr.s, Bate?", Fairwtatbor. Shiemldt, Scott, Osri.'oad. Ktnerger.cies: Lrggo and Wilson. National: Diddnms, Colobonrno, Suedrien. O. Snorlund, Spence, CoDstablo, Ureen. JlcKcnzie, Wrijthi, Clarkson, an;l Itosser. Kmeruency : W. bhorlnnd. ONEIIUXCiA IST V. PARNEI.L lsT (No. 11 wicket).—Ouohunga: Beaver (z). Brennnn, firookfleld, Ho-iketh, Jickson, Patten, hoiner ville, Stevenson, Sutherland, «nd Winu. Kmcr- Kcncies : MathiesonaDd VV'ntts Parnell: Gar diuer Hill. Brown, Ohlson, Kvan, Tttite, Leoky Hcweon, Mcllugh, Testro, Cotson, and Drum. Emergency : F«nnaiicon. Holland v. Goudox (No. 7 wickc!).—Holland: W. Benrd, H. Honn, 11. Thonjas (captain), K. O'Hare, J. Murphy, Mell (3). A. Burfort. G. Mills, B, Waring. Gordon 2nd: Ball, Downes, Cato, Kolly, Goulsrone. Konrterdino. Meldrum, Hyhurn, Steven?. Lusk, and iVlcLcod.

Nbwton Ist v. West Knd Ist.—Nowton: Muson, Mills. Colgan, Hobson (2). Portcous, Perkins, Prltchard, Waddingham, Bextou, Smith

I Zingart 2nd v. O.VEHtjNGi.—T Zingari: Chatfleld ii), Gould, Harper, McLeod, Atkin son, Haniinond, Nicholson. Flavell, Klloy, Hemcry. Emergency : It. Johnesn. Ar.prtA V. Orammab School (No. 9 wlckot). —Alpha: McDermott. Arey, Borthv.ick Broid •' ood, Collins, DomO, Johnson, Morgan, Newton, Rowo. Sisaon. Emergencies: Gilmer, Mooro, and Weaton. COGS. V. Albany 0.0. (No. 10 --lckot).— C.GG.S.: O. Aubln, Ileskoth. Hhort (2), Pollen, Bowden. Hull (captain). Stevens, Fountain, Rigby, Kales. Emciyencioß: .• übin, Wynyard. (Wr Boys v. Auckland.-Onr BoyB: Mills (captoin). Walker, Ripley. Hill, Cromwell. Ne* bit. White, George (i). Kills. Lutham, Sadler. Roseuerby v. Eden.—Roscbfirry: Wakerley (captain). Jones, Watson, White (2), Mill?, Yearbnry, Taylor, Downov. Thompson. Buuh hil). Emergencies, Radcliffe, Bcauey. Auckland 2nd v. .FKANKLIN.-Franklin: Service, bheddon, Stenitton. Marcroft (2), Nightingale (2), Potter, Btiehbury, Rosa, and Taitersall. Kmergenoj. Androwß.

THE DISPUTE IN ADDINGTON RAILWAY WORKSHOPS.

OUBISTOIIUBCH, this day. The Board of Appeal for Railway Workmen yesterday morning rosumed its inquiry into tho dismissal of X Davis, blacksmith, from Addini? ton workshop 3 and ints the cbargesof nssault, injustioo. and partiality brought by him sgainst foreman Pope. The inquiry had been adjourned because Jlr Rothcram, locomotivo Biiperinten dent, refused to procure a document, viz., the application made by Davis for a transfer from A(f iington. Mr R. O. Bcetham. Chairman of the Board, referred tho mattor to the Govern ment. Mr Kotheram now said he wns instructed to produce any papers the Board required. The document was accordingly handed in. Mr Pope called several witnesses for the defence, whoso evidence was to tho effect that Davis was an inferior workman and insubordinate and that Mr Pope had not assaulted him nor troated him unjustly. The Board will, as is customary, re port to the Government.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

KAii'AUA Hkads, this day.-Arriyed : Colo nist, f rani the South. Sailed : \\ aitoata, BOh., Tk Kopuuu. thb day. — Loading : 0 kBA°KATAJ'U, this day.-Troubadour, barqup, is (lisehartrinn bnllabt, Tno Pelican is discharging southern produce. Loading: Notero, barque; Maitaia, Cumillo, brigantine diechargine cargo. Port Albkkt. this day.—Londinp;: Kestleas, 'makakau. this day. — Loading: Stanley, brigantino.

Newmarket Personalities,

(To the Editor.)

Sir— Tbcpublie must bo heartily weariJd at reading tbo personalities indulged in from time to time by some of the Newmarket Borongh Councillors; but, fir, theio havo 0 sweeping am Ufations made—(tot by Mr Clay ton, that I ha-l engaged niy own clerk to aot as poll clerk at the taking of tho poll ro loan for watc-rworko; eocondly. by Mr Jcnkirs. that I put in a bill to tho Finance Committee (ot which lam a member) for £1 for tins man. fho inference drawn by the ratepayers, and some of them are rot Blow to toll mo of it, is that I put th* man lucre for Bolfiah motives, ami that I benefited by the £1. Tho fae-s are that the SeSwho acted as poll clerk does odd jobs inaasi Una to make up books for me occasion slly and is his owa master. Ho has acted in fto cap»c ty o.poil clerk for different pcoplcat different elections inJNewmarket .very■«««'M- torily. The • Council decided by resolution tn inmpn a doli clerk ana 1 recqm neither was it among thfl n.-rnur s, nor piacea in the list made up for r. coir.,i>en.i.at!on to the Council The Finance • f'oiiimiitoe- met on Ocob' 3rd. The|oll olerk himself made out an account en October 12th, and handed it to the Town Clerk, which I neither saw nor heard of un'il it was presented as an f'ff'C the fortnightly meeting on October 13'h. were thoße Rontiemen to interest themselves more in furfheringtheinterests of «h«borough, insteaflof coininst statements like the abovo, and keeping such a strict watch for anything that might have a tendency to upset the artions and best intentions of the Council. It would be bettei lor the borough.-! am, &0., W. J. Suiter.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1885



Wanted. WANTED, a Boy. — Hanchard am Cranwell, 219, Quoon-strott. WANTED7a~CIean Active Lad.—Appl; It. C. Barnes, Butcher, Upper Pitt-st. ' \\T ANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklam TT Kegistry (Katabliahcd 22 years, Tulc phono_27S)J3oy tojtfilk. _ WANTKD, a young Man, accustomei to Hotel Work.-Apply W. Sandford I'or.sonbj Club Hotel. "\irANTED, 2 Good Joinota.—Apply" t IT (ieo. 0. Clayton, Star/iHotol Kxtonsioc \\7 ANT ED, 3 A. B. 's for ship Crusade": JY_ —Apply on Board. WANTED, good Waiter ; no other nee( anplv.—Thod. Quoi, Park House. Vie torU-utr.et. ' Vy ANTED, an intelligent Man as Auc H tioneer's Storeman.—Apply by letter t WANTED; at once, a Qualified Chemist f r Nelson. Must bo thoroughly "toady. Marriedman preferred. Apply.atonce ;;; < 1o:-k-« photo, and testinioiilals.-H. Hadflold iVnfftlgavjitrcot^Xclgon, WANTED, a~ Youth, 16 to IS; om aroustonicl to horses, and willing ti nii'ko him, :o l( useful iv garden.-Apply D Melndcc, Kpsoai. \\7"ANTED, "aNurEepriri.—Apply to Mri 9j__Larkiiifl. Mount Kil.n Iload. W "AN TED, Message Girl, about 14, tc make henolf useful; aim, Apprentices —Jnrbogand Marshall, Upper Vincent-atreet. \XT ANTED, a smart, tidy Girl, about 15, T T lo attend children and asfist in hounu work.- Apply Mrs Hemingway, Junctlot Drapery, Kroeman a Buy. WANTED, Buttonholer; olao, several . O.int Hands and Improvers. -Auckland Clothing Co.. Cu»to>.,-street Kiiet. WANTED, a Gonoral Servant.—Applj Waterloo Hoiibb. Waterloo Quadrant, WANTED, a good Gonoral SorvanV.— Apply to Mra T. Stcadnmn. 103, Qaoon strcut. a (joneral Servant where a VV Huuscmai;! is ktpt.-Apjjlj- to Miss Al.'xunder, Kpaom. WANTED, General Servant, for the country; in nut bo able to do plain cook ing.-Apply ICC, Orcy-slrect. VST ANTED, immediately, 3 Gonoral *V Sorvants for Humuora and Qraftnn tojcl, good w/igoß andguoil vltices.-Mrs Jack's Kcßtetty. Mount Eden Komi. WANTFD7Mothor'a Help for Children. —Address '• Mothor," Stak Oflico. VVANTJ'jf), iiovenieHSoa and Sorvants T » requiring Kug;igemonts to oall on Mra b. H. Clark, 310. Queen-Htvoot, between Alexandra-street and Turkish Baths. V\7" ANTED, Ladios requiring Govor t T ni'S'eoand Servants to call on Mra S. H, Clark, Sip. Quoon-street, between AloxanJra »U-eut and Turk iah Baths. V%7ANTED, Employers for a largo V » number of rosily good Mule and Female S-nv.nU, Farm Couples, Boys and Girls.-At Haiiiiaford a Auckland Registry. \.'VANTE!"), Ro-eugagomont as Working Jl Housekeeper; referenco from last situation.—Apply liaunaford'a Keglairy. WANTED, by competent Bookkeeper, Siluat'on in Mercantile or other Ollice. Jusr arrived from London.—Address W.C.A. Stak Oflloo. \\T AN TED, Situation by an active V » young Man used to driving baker's onrt. with ilrat class referencoa.—Address A.8., Stak Oflloe. "\A7"ANTED, situation as Governess or T ¥ Houdckeopor hy tborouxhly educated Lady; clomediio.it i.i; fond of children; ixcop tionnl rpferences.—Apply Livteoy and L'twcs, Coombei's Arcade. \\7" ANTED, by a Middlo-oged Ex y T perienned Carponter and Joinor, Chnrico of a. Job, us Working Foreman or Malinger, to a tloinpauy; conversant with l'lana and Speoiflca tiop.ti, and Meaawromont, and can uike otf Qmuitities. Oiicnforanoll'or; locality no object, - Fur ad(!res:<. apply at the office of thia Paper. \\7 AN TED, 3 or 4 rospectablo Boarders, '' in the nuighhourhoud of Parnoll.- Apply Oflico this Paper. WAITED, 3" Respectable Boarders, lirnt-elsss accoiiiniodntion. Terms, 18s per week, washing included.—Mra Smith, Uillcvuo llousu, lienstord-sircut. \l,T ANTED, a respectable younfr Man us V Hoarder, In a rrivato Uoueo. 'I'ernis, 18a Iff week, waa ing included. — For address app'.y Stak Ofllce, \.VT ANTED, "2 'respectiiblo 'Men"Boarders, T T comfortabla horn.i, double or single bedrooms; tor.-us, ISa week.—Mrs Wilson, ntxt to 'i'dylor. Grocer, Kurapgahapo Koad. \ITANTKD, Two Respectable Boarders, 7 i l!? 8, wathiDC oinglo rooms, ba'ii, every eunvenience.—J. Huuter, N'vwtou Hull., Karancaha^o lloud. V\rANTED, 2 or 3 Ke*pectablo Men as T T Boarders; 2 ininuto'.' «alk from Quoen etrect ; terms. 18s, washing iucludod.— ipily Mrs Parlctr, 33. Wakulleld-atrcot. \S 7"AN TED, for Domain House, two or ti three Gentlemen, permanent; a.tperior accommodation — drawing, dining, emoking rouins, good table, bath, piano, books, large garden, beautiful view; a -thoroughly comfort able homo ; ternia modomte.—Apply by letter to Mr Kay, .•Star Collt ct:ir. or residence, lot liouso p;t"t Howling Green 'ip Grafton Koiid. \kjA NTED to ""Kent or Lease, Small V > Puddcck at North fihoro.—lt. Reeves Butcher. \\T ANTED to Kent, a 4 or 5-roomed ii Cottage, within an oasy distance of Qneon-Btroat —Apply, elating locality and rent, to Y.J.. Star Office \%7ANTED, n Good IC-roomed Hou*o ; VI Snitahlo for Iloirdlng House, within the City.-Applyjto F.G.E., Box 51._ T\TANTIfD"to Sel~Butchor's Business, T 7 main thoroughfare ■ grand busineos pending; enay terms.—W.W.AV.. t-TAR Oliice. "YJy'ANTED to Sell, any quantTty~ot" Salt T T Jieef. Nt Ijd per pound, in kegs, barrel?, or tierces; guaranteed.—J. Foes uud Co.,Queen street (Telephone Exohange, 327), W' ANTED, Weekly Supply of Egrrs and Jiuftor: bichost price given; also, to let. Hodroom and a single ft \ll Stable.—Apply Mr Unker, Arthur's Auction Murt. WASTED, from 10 to 20 Acres of Improved Land) at Avondalo, with or without Cottage: must ho cheap —D. B. Orchard, 8, New Zealand Insurance Buildinits. \j£J ANTED, Freohold Securities for 7 ? £3,6C0. trust mouoy, a*-vpry low Intoreut. Amounts to nuit borrowers. Country propoitiee entertained.—Apply \V. Waitoneys, Solicitor, Higli-atteut. \S7ANTED, by a Young Man, another M as Partner, for three years, in a fruit growing epecu'otlon In Waikato; small capital reo'iirod ; no! 30 bnt rospcctsblo mo^i need apply. —Application by 'etter only to J. Pcacb, care of J. t<. Bond, Printer, Cambridgo. WANTED TO PURCHASE, Shares in Hoot Manufacturing Company.—Ad drcb9, stating lowest price taken, to J, M. White, Grocer, \c-wtou. WANTED to Purchase, a good Cow in full milk. — Apply by lottor, stating pricn and address, to S.M.Y., Stau Office. WANTED, Purchasers for Ligurian Bees; Swarms from Colony, from Harrieon's, Coromindol.—Apply to H. Hayrand Co., Iligli-streot. WANTED, immediately, Purchasers of Vases. Lustres, Dlnnor or Tea Soto, China. Glass, Winon, Tumblers, Diehos, Sugars, Creams, Butter or Fancy Glass to aoo Goodson's London Arcade Stock. WAISTiiD, Purchasers of Watches, Clocks, Jewollory, Stationary, Cutlory, Electroplute, Fancy Goods, Toys, rolls, Gamoo, and the Novoltios found in Goodaon's London Aroudo. WANTED, by young man, to go into an established Bakery BuaiDcae as Partner. Long experience.—Apply Bakor, Stak Ofllce. WANTED, Partnership in somo estab lished p,ijinß concern, such as Poultry Farm, etc., otc.; advertiser being an aotivo gontleman (^3), with several years'farming ex perinnce; capital at immodiato disposal, from £150 to £300: exceptional references.—Address, " Partner." Stab Ofllce. WANTED, 500 Men to attend Roth's Hot, Cold, and Shower Haths, flrst-clasa Haiidressmg Saloon, open from 6 a.m. to 9pm,; Sunday. 6to 10 a.m.; CornlEh boiler, 25ft x 6ft.— Virtoriastreei East. ANTED—When you are in Hobson ntrcet, call and sea the Largo and Choice Stock of the best Colonial and other Tweeds, and West of England Coatings and Trousnringfl, iusr. opened for tho Coming Season, at Munro ard ■MilUgan'p. WANTED— You and everyone to call and inspect the Housekeeper* Bazaar. R. Lye has just arrived from Kngland with a Bplondid Btock,—Victoria-street West, next to Fen ton's. Butcher. ; \\7 ANTED, Attention of Country Store- T » koi>pors. Timber Contractors, Bnehmen. and others to the prico of Beef, beet quality, lid Tjcr ;b ; Mutton, ljil ; euporior-mado Sausogep, 3'l ; Corned Boof, good quality and sweot. from Mil, loo3oor in kegs, any quantity.—G. Hulmo, Butchor. Queen street. WANTED Seen—Lawn Tennis Rackets, Kelsey's Shipment of Now Season's Rackets.—Charles Kolsey and Co., 120, Queen- Btreot. \*7 ANTED SEEN—The Splendid Selec- V t tion of Goods at R. Lyo'sHousokeopor'a Birz.iar, Victoria-strcot Weat, under old " Observer" Ofllce, flve doors from Queen-stroot. WANTED SEEN—Birthday Cards.— The largest and most beautiful Assort ment of Birthday Cards, real 'works of art, at Charles Keleey and Co.'s, 120, Queen-Btreet. ANTED SEEN-The new Goods, ex Kalkours, in Goofison's Queen-street (Vindow. Sterling Silver Jewellery, Electro plated-Crnets, Cutlery, &c, and 110 varieties of Pocket Knivos. WANTED UNDERSTOOD—In conse qnocce of oxpiration of lease, Great Keductions In tho Prices at, Goodaon's London Arcade are now made. You will effqet grwt saving by purchasing there. TTTANTED KNOWN.—The Cheap Sale YT at the Birmingham Arcade (late Coup land's), Queonstreot, In now on. Call and in specf.. 'a*7ANTED KNOWN —At Rendell's, V 7 top of Gr-- : y street, a Lot of Stockenotte and Tweed Men's Coate, Is 6d, 6s Bd, 7s lid. 93 Bd ; Boy's Serge Snitß. 12s lid. - Brighton Honee. WANTED KNOWN-That lam making Mosgiel Suits at £3 15a. All goods Khrnnk. Fit aud style guaranteed.—R. Stow. 86. Victoria-street. WANTED generally known—The Cheapest Houso for Cutlery, Electro plate Nickel Silver, Gloss, China, Toys and Fancy Goods, is It. Lye's Housekeeper's Bazaar, Victoria-street West. 5 doors from Queen-street, close to Theatre Royal,



WANTED KNOWN-Mrs Wigg, Cur tain Dresaor, Nowton Laundry, firs hmiao in McKelvie-stroot, Ponsonby Road Orders by Post recoive liumodiatc attention. ANTED KNOWN—At Rondoll'a, i largo stock of Boy's Norfolk Katon, am Sa'lor Suitn. from 3-t lid. Boy'a Shirts, 8d Cabbage Trco Hata, la 3d —Brighton House. W "ANTED KNOWN-A. Boonstra, ro moved to Anchor Hoarding Houac Hobson-streot, haß vacancies for a few boa>'dora good bath rooms; 18a. W'ANTTED KNOWN —At Kondell's top of Groy-street, Nelson Twecc TrousorH, Gg Ud, Trousors and Vcßt, 13a Hh Suits, 29j 6d.—Brighton Houbo. WANTED KNOWN. — Mr W. H. Wobbe. Teacher of Music, haa Rornovcc hia Mualo Htudlo from 193, (jttoen-atreot, to his Hobpon-street Address, cornor of Cook-atreet. W~ ANTED KNOWN.—Tho Cheap Sale at tho Birmingham Arcade (Into Coup laud's), Quoen-streot, ia now on. Call and iv apoot. WANTED KNOWN -At Rendell's, tor. of Grey-street, Men'a Pcotoh Tweed Suits. 17a lid. 19.< (id, 22d Oil; Nelson Tweed Trousers, Ga lid.—Brighton Houso, TS7ANTED~KM"OW'N.—Tho Choap Sale TV at tho Birmingham Arcade flaie Coup laud's), Quoon-street, ia now on. Call and in spect; WANTED KNOWN.-Tho Cheap Sale at the Birmingham Arondo (late Coup land's), Queou-etreut, in now on. Cull and in spect. WANTED i'KNOWN.—On Sale, Bricks, Lime, Sand. Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hiro.—N. McLean Builder, Lornc-stroet. WANTED" KNOWN.—The Choap Sale (it iho Birmingham Arcado (lato Coup land's), Queen-streot, is now on. Call and in spect. WANTED KNOWN. — James Hill, Groeor, otc, hIH Romovod from Mount tfden Rood to Cotolo Buildiußs, opposite Kdon Ylno Hotel. W~Xn'T E D KNOWN."- Dovonport Union Timber Yard. Socially low ratoa to wholesale and retail buyoia. Doors, fliiahes and mouldings at town prices. Timbor direct, from Tairua. ANTED KNOWN —That I have opcnela soparato shop for Men's Out fitting, lints. &c.; niixt door to, and in conr.ee tlon with my usual businoss; top of Grey-stroot. —J. Rendell. Brighton Houso. YIJANTED KNOWN-Goodeon's Lon ? V don Arcade contains tho largest and choapost Htook of Kuncy Goodß and useful Articles In tho Colony. Trado motto, "Small profits mid quick returns." ANTED KNOWN.—Soe our All-wool White Ltincaahito Flannel. Another lot of thC3O very cheap Roods. Prico ru before, le OJii ynrd. Samo place as before.—J. Rcndell, tup of Groy-street. "ANTED KNOWM—In Jowollery, Kolsoy and Co. still keep only roul gold and real Bllvor—no imitations on tho premises, consequently everything (,'unrantoed.—Charles Kolaey awl Co . l'.'O. Quecn-streot. ANTED KNOWN.—Laco Curtains", 2s G.I nor pair ; 70 pnira Scol.opod Tnpcd Lace Curtains pnecially chonp, 5s lid to 63 Cd par pair.—At .1. Hondoll's, Brighton Houso, top of Qrcy-atrcct. VVTANTED KNOWN. — Drosses at Tl Brighton House. Beautiful shades in now Ottomans, all wool, la Gitl yard ; aIRO, now Trichotino All-wool Clotha, Is 9d yiird ; now Kitrurod Blank Grcnn Canvas Ciotha. Is lid yard, —J. Kondell, top ofGroy-stroot. WANTED KNOWN-Tho undedsigned having numerous Inquiries for 4. 6, and G-roomcd houuoa on frorhold allotments, aro purchasers of samo: miißt bo neur tho citr,— Apply, wllh particulars, to tho N.Z. lloubo, Land, and Karate Arency, High-strcot. ANTED KNOWN. — Dresses at Brighton Houoo. Fancy Crepe Cloths, 2 yards tis (id ; now Check Cloths, 12 yards, 93 lid ; Nuns' Veilings, H, la ltd ; Ji-rsoy do.. Is (id. In nil new shados.—J. Hendell, top of Grey-street. ■^AfANTED KNOWN, by tho Residents T T "f Arch Hill District and Out settlors, that C. Kjor has oponod a General Storn on tho Great North Koarl. oppostto Arch Hill Hotel, and hopes by civility and strict a'tontion to buxinoss to morit a fair share of publto onpport. —G. Kjki:, Uonoral Storekeeper, Arch Hill. TV" ANTED KNOWN. — Drossos at TV Hriifhton House. Epocinl-910 yards now Faner Canvas Ooetumo Cloth, noiv ro much worii. This is the only dress of tho same kind in tho city, having secured thorn ill. Pn'co (also HpceiiiJ), l'J yarns for l'!s Id. See them.—At J. Ri'iidoll'd. top of (.iroy-etroet. \\7"ANTBD KNOWN—For Gentlemon's TT White Retf»ttn and Oxford Shirts, Merino, Gauze, and Cotton Underclothing; Hosiery, Silk, Merino, Cashmere, &c.; Ar-Rosy ■ ml other Hrncesi. Ties, Hcnrvea. HaU. Sc, try J. W. Shuckelford. SO, Viotoria-streot (5 doors ibovn Alhort-.nr'ut). \\f ANTED KNOWN-It having boon k T reported that I had left Brighton Houso, this in to inform my customer.) that I have no intention 0! removing, and that I am selling at my usual low prices ; and tlint this ia my only place of bu.ilnci>s.—J. Kemiel!, Brighton House. Top of Grey-street. X\T ANTED aNOWN—Mon's Tuscan yT Hats, -is: Soft Fill. 2* fid; Hard Kelt, 0111 2nGd ; Men's WMte Hroaa Shirts, 2a !Kl: p, ci:il Lii eof Heaatti Shirts (niamif-icturen* S/imples). lis lid to 53, regular price, 7s cadi ; Men'a Hracis. Tiea, Belts, ice very cheap ; Men's Umlerll'innols. 2a [3d (uur own make); Mori's Merino Under Vests, from le fid; Youths' Merino I'mii-nhi-.K 1b (id ; ?o.'ks. fro.n 3jd to 2-i per pair : Men'sDunnareoand Drill Overalls ; Men's Brown liuck Trotiser-, 3* (id (our own make); Men's Working Shirts, 2i Gd ; Tweo Tousors, Sa Bd nnd :0s G'i (-. ncklsnd made); Trousers and V. st, 10a 6d and 18a Cd.-Addrots J. Green, to, Victoria-street. -V 47 r"A""N~T~E D X N O W N. ARRIVED—Tho NttW STOCK for tho COMING SEASON. Grand Uioplay of Men's, Youtbs' nnd Boys' (.lotnlng, SnirK Ties. Umbrellas. Huts (in Straw nnd Kolt), &c, and every description of Hosiery and Underwear. Special Line in Boys' Clionp School Suits. I). McPHKRSON, ICar.ingahapo ltoad. TyANTED, Leather Merchants ami tho Boot Trade generally to know Hint Iho First Prize Medal for Boot Uppors has been awarded, at the Exhibition, Wellington, to EmvAitD T. C.umvKiGnT, Boot Upper Manu facturer, Groy-atrcot, Auckland. ANTET3 KNOWN—WHY PAY RENT! IMPORTANT TO AHTISANfI & WORKKRS OF AI^L CLASSES ANXIOUS TO SKCURK A HOJIK FOR THEMSELVHS : For £3 mouthly, and small cash doj/osit, Iho working man c.iti boconio hit own linrlloid. The wndorsis-ned havo For Salu. In various localities of tho town, Housoa of i to 7 rooms, with freehold allotments, from £150 to £300 oach. Full particulars on application to MAI.COLMSON & CO., HUh-strcat. N.8.-OillcoßoponSaturdayKvoningo,7 to 9. WANTED KNOWN—SOO Pairs of Solf Coloured and Stripod Hose, at 6d, reßu lnr price, 811 per pair; 2-button Grey Silk Gloves, Bid per pair; Ladiea' Braidrd StockinKOtto Jerseys, lls Cd oach ; GoodO-mlity Check Swiss Mußlin, Od a yard ; Lawn Tennis Printe, 7)d. 81, and lori a yard ; Good Quality Dark Grou ("1 Prints, Ijd a yard ; Grey and Drab Carmelites, &0., Coloured Silk l.acea: Colourod Kmbroider.v, from 3d a yard ; Corded Ribbons, vory choap ; Working Corsets. 2a Cd ; Bono Corsets, 5< 6d , Dr. Warners, 4s (siza 19) ; Acme C rsotp, i* (sizes 2t tn 'J"). a good substi tute for riding coraeta ; SB-inch wide \\ blto Twilled '.hooting 9d ; 90-Inch Do, Is6d a yard ; Horrook's, Crowdon's, Wotworo's, and other makes of cnlleos, vory che p.—At J. Groen's, 85, Victoria-atreet. YTT ANTED ORDERS FOB SPRING TWEEDS, BEST AND CHOICKST KVKR SBKK IN Prices range from £210a to 61 lOfl. Such valuo was never offered In New Zealand boforo. In fact, It is CHICAPKU THAN RKADY-MADK CLOTHES. tST Note address: J. H. DALTON, CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, VIQTOKIA-STKKET EABT. WANTED KNOWN. THK GRKATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY, INVOLUTION IK THE TAILORING TRADK SrWS TO MEASURB AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Owing to the onormous increaeo in our Order Trade, wo havo iound it nocosaary to have Larger Premiscß erected, capablo of aocommo dating 200 v^orkpooplo. Wo will therefore bo moving in a tavr w^eke, ot -whiich timely-notice will be grvon. We havo also succeeded in ob taining a Cutter, fmm Pool's, in London, who will dovote his entiro attention to those gsintlo mon -who liko the Latest London Styles. Our Stock is replete with all the Newest and moat Stylish Fabrica, and is being added to by Freeh Shipments frequently. Our Prices, as horeto foro, put all attempts at competition In tho shade; and our Fit and Style cannot bo surpassed in Auckland. AUwool Suits, 15a; Moegiel Suit, 555; Foxe's No. 1 Sorgo Bnir, 55a (this ia SI elsewhere); Worsted Suit, 60s; OUR BEST TWEED SUIT, _£g ]^9 gD (Positively the Best Material In Auckland); Trousers 13s. Our Trousers are suporb—from the Best Material, 20s 6d. The sceptical aro specially invited to give us a call and bo con vinced. All Goods Shrunk Fit and Work manship Guaranteed, AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Mebchant Tailors, Impohtebs, and Manufacturers. CUSTOMS-STRKKT EAST, Opposite Conplana's New Bnlldlngs. Business Ctcurß 1 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 p.m. on Saturdays. A GENTLEMAN requires Board and Residence, with Stabling or Paddock for horse.—Apply L. J., Post Office. AUCKLAND CLUB. Applications for post of Secretary for above Institution are invited up to the 25th October next. Applicants will please etate qualifications and salary required. Letters to be addressedto the Committee. OARD AND RESIDENCE by young man in respectable private family where no other boarders are kept: Gratton Road neighbourhood preferred,—Address "Boarder,' Stab Office.



- COUNTRY STORE BUSINESS.-^ t \J Salo, a good going concern as abovi . torms moat liberal,—For particulars apply once, to Jlr Wells, at tho Commercial^Hotel, i T7IURNITURE. — Advertisor "requin 1 JD about £20 worth on the Hire system > ; Purchase, or would givo a threo monthß. -A dress " Mount Eden." Btar Office. F"~IANOS! PIANOS !-W, H. Webb Importor of Pianos, will 3arry on h • Buainees on and after Saturday, October 17, i his Now Show Roomß, corner of Cook-stree • Cuah or deferred payments, as hitherto. PARTNER with £500 wanted to joi Planter in Fiji, whoso freehold isontl • Ba River. This Ib an oxcellent opening for t . enorgctlo agriculturist. Particulars will 1 1 supplied at the Hf ah Office. J mO TAILORS.-Wantod, a good Coa A maker for tho country.—Apply to E. Cas! ) Tailor. W ollcstey streot T"'O~PAINTERS.— Wanted, Two Brus Hands.—Apply on Job, St. George's Ba Parnell. I mO STOREKEEPERS. —Wanted, b JL Young Man (Blngle), with 13 years' c: purionce, a Situation aa Manager or Assistant i Gouerol Store, town or country,—Apply Z.Y.X i stab Oilico. ' • WARTS, WARTS, Warts, Warts.- Have you over tried tho Homoeopath: Komodr. Thuja (Marshall's)? Gives no pain o i application, and is a oortain cure. Is, at a . Chemists'. To Let TO LET, a Stove, in Durham-street.- Address A. J. Tapper, 62, Queen-street. > rjnO LET, the 2-roonied Warehouse, 21 J_ Elliott street. Key at Mr Rae'B, next dooi rpO LET, two now Shops and Dwelling I. hoiiDce, is Unlon-Btrcet,—Apply to Edwnr Hurtloy, Architect. nno LET, a Firat-ciass Grocery Businoe .JL in cenirn of city, doing good e.ißh trude.- Jas. Davieß, Karangahape Road. nnb LET, ono of the best Corner Shops ii JL Auckland. — Jas. Davies, Karangahap Roadand Pitt-street. TO LET, 1 or 2 Furnished Rooms, wit) >ipo of kitchon. in quiot family, offKaran Kiihniio Jto.'id.—Apply Btjk Olllco. r_TIO LET, ilouso of 5 rooms, in Scoti; JL Phico, oil' Upper Quoon-stroet.—Apply G Wright, Confectionor, Queon-stioet. TO LET, Belmont, Romuora, two Ne» Cottages, just about flnlshed.—Willian Dinnißo:», Ajjent, Newmarket. Tib "LET.— Do Lacy and Gibbon, 24 Quoeii strcot, have Houdoh to let in al parts of Auckland. TO LET, Two 5-roomod Houses, colonia ovens, city -»ator; to good tenants, ren low,—Apply Belmont Houee, vincont-Btrcot* nnO LET, n j^ood 4-roomed Houbo, ovorj .A couvonioncc. —J. Williams, Tailor, Vie toria-strooh _^__ T|T6 LET, Croomod House, top of Nelson I. atrcet, opposito St. James b Church.— Apply K. Arnold, Uppor \rincant-street. T"O~Ll'ft7lVorsliop, 18 x 12 ; suitable foi painter and plumber.—Apply John X, Ramsey, 2S, Wakollold Btrcct. TX) LET, a Comfortable 5-roomed House, tap watar; privato yard; 10s6d wceklj-.- Apply Mr Fryer, Button Cottascs, Newton Road, ripfO" LET, a Fivoroomod Cottago, BeL A mont Torrace. Remuera.—Apply to S, Pearso. Railway Torminna Hotel. Auckland, LET, Nowmarket, Cottages of"! rooms.—Apply to WilUan] Ulnnison, Agent Newmarket. TipO LET, now corner Shop; also, twe 9 5-roomed Cottages, close to Public Bnths. —T. Harpiir, Uppur Pit'-Btrco^ rg^O LET, a 7-roomod Houso and large fi. gardon, Bulsvorstreet, near Tramwuy Terminus; rt nt, lat.—Anrly on iho prcmiao'. rjVO LET, a convenient 6 roomed Houeo, J. nearly new : maa, bath, and pood Btnvo.— Apply F. aiooro, Park Road, otf Grafton Road. T6~L"ET7"iTRoom and Kitchon with oven, in Nobon street (opposito Baker st), ! —Apply at tho Bhop r E^O LET, a Shop in Victoria ptreot; rent, I £1 per woek.—Apply Mrs A. Cromwell, Arch Hill. TO LET, nt Mount Eden, a 5-roomod House, main rsad, ovnrr convenience; ternismodoratc.—Apply A. Cuckacy, Poat-olllco, Mc.unt Hden. fiVj LET, a Ilouso of (i roome, situated in JL Albert Avenue, Stoneyhurst, Mount Edon, ovorlookins and oppoaito Leamintrton Roiid; lan;o iillotmont.—Apply Ci, Blake, next houeo. nn~O "LETTNorfolk-Btreet, Ponsonby, iofi J hand side, a now 7-roomed Houße; gns unil water laid on ; rent, 12s 6d per week; key next door. n_nO LET, in Vermont-street, Ponsonby, I asroomed House. 3 Stall Stablo, Shed, and P.iiidock.—Particulara at Butclicr'n Shop, top of Vermont-street and Punsonby Road. nj"AO LET, vory rlcsirablo Sow Oroomed A. Homo; gas and every convenience; rent, lSs; clone to tram.—Apply Bth Houso, Maokel viivntrcot, otrPonßOnby Road. mO LET] Shop with Good Window at St. foot of Wakefleltl-stroet, and facingQueon slraet.—Apply J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, BohorfTs Buildings, Fort-street. njTO LET, l^olson Boarding House, JL N; hion-ntreet. Contains 22 rooms.—Apply Dunnlnghaiu and Kiuj;, Qovcrnor Browne Hcbri. TO LET, n good D:iiry Farm, about 40 ocro"!. within 1 milo from Auckland.— Apply to J. Huklicb, fireonfleld Farm, Mount Edon. TO LET, pretty, email, convoniont House, tip water, rrivate yard, in Newton Road; ront, iOs lid woekly— Ap.ly Mr Fryer, Sutton Cottiifes, Nowton Road. TIIO LET, si Furnished Bedroom, with übo J! of sittir.g-rooin and kitchon, in Parnell Ride, fifteen niinutub' from G.P.O.—Apply Stab Olilce. • rgio LET, ono of Sandon \'illas, bonuti- JL fu!l>- situated in Dedwood Terrace, Pon sonby; gas and water.-Apply Control Store, Pouao/iby. O LET, Glon Ayr, Edon Crescent, opposito St. Pauls Church; threo minutes wulk from Post Ollice; viow of harbour.—Apply F. J. Bennett. 1&9, Quecn-slroet. TBIO LET, a now Cottage of i rooms and JL eciiUcry, cIF Greystrcet. Wator laid on, oven In kitchen, &c. Kent lls por week.—J. M. liinnox, Katato Agent. TO LET, Shop and 5 good Rooms, in Norfolk-street, Poueonby, with largo al- Irtmcnt.—Apply to W. Rsssor, Land Agent, Viotoria Chambors. Kurangahape Road. rrioTET OR LEASE, comfortable 5- X roomed Cottage, with i acres rloh Land, If_pßom Road, Mount RCBXill.—B. Aroh, at Messrs Coupland and Co.'s, Customs-street. nnO LET, New Four-roomed Verandah Cot- JL tage, with scullery, rogtßter Riate, ovon, cupboirds. &c—Apply T. Armstrong, Com nuTCiitl Road. Aroh Hill. Tff^O LET, Nelson-street, 7-roomed Houeo, JL near corner of Wollosloy-Btraot. — Apply G. Ivil. Hairdresser, Victoria-street; or Mr Sherlock, next door. TO LET, Hopburn-et. and Grafton Road. Six - roomel Housob; gas and Water.- S. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliery Office, 11, Quccn-st. TO LET, Ponßonby Road, next Snvicgs Bank, three Houbob, six rooms, scullery, outbuildings, gaß, water.—Apply White, Grocer, cornor Nowton Road. rinO LET, First-class Grazing and Water, JL for a few Cattlo rr horsoa; secure Fencos. —App y to Wm. Collodgo, Racocourso, One hur.gq. T~ O LET (at a low ront), one of tho best and most centrally-situated Business Promises in town.—Apply to Mr Joseph Knott, foot of Orcy-Btreet. T~~OTET OR LEASE, 8-roomed "Houbo and 13acrcs Scoria Land, lOminutcs walk from Ponrosa Station —W, & J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-streot. rfi^O LET, or Leased for a Term, Seven _!_ roomed House, with largn Paddock, in O'Neill-streot, Ponsonby. — Apply H. Barton, Star Ofllco. TO LET, at Ponscnby, a Five-rcomed Cottage, oornor of Molford-street, Ded wood Terrace; pleasantly Bituatod.—Apply to J. Swales. TO LET, comfortablo Cottago of 8 rooms, quite detached ; largo garden, Bplondld vinw ; St. George's Bay Road, Parnell—Apply Vaile and Douglas. Land Agents, Shortland -Btrcot._ , . nnO LET, a 6-roomed House in Gladstone- X atreet, noar Newton Road; gas and water laid on; rent, 16s a week—Apply to Mr Fergu son, Bootmaker, Newton Boad; or Mr Brophy, Star Hotel. T_nO LET in Wellington-street, two good JL Shops and Dwelling-house of 6 rooms and Bcullory ; gas and water laid on; lately occupied by Mr Heldr.. Cabinet-maker; rent. 20a por week. —Apply P. F. Evans, Land Agent, Quoen-et. fipO LET, at Thames (in best business J Btreol) Shop with dwelling honse and good briok ovon attaohed; huttable for butcher or baker; large yard.— Apply to Wm. Wood, Grocer. Thames. , finO LET, Corner Karangahape Road and JL Hereford-street, now Brick Shop arid Dwelling; ono of the best business positions in the city.—Apply W. and J, Frater, Land Agents; or Devonshire Dairy, Karangahape Road. nnO~ LET, a Woll-furnished Sitting-room I and Large Bedroom, with or without board, in a privato family, close to Supreme Court; gas, piano, bath-room, and an extra room if required. Terms moderate.—Address at Stab Office. TO LET, Mount Eden Road, neat Kaipara Railway Bridge, Pine Lodge, containing 10 rooms, gas and water laid on, out ride conveniences, wash and fowl house; rent, 25j per week; also, House adjoining, containing 5 rooms and shop, gas and water laid on; rent 17s fid per week.—Apply E. Mitchelson and Co., Agents TO LET, Argyle - street, Ponsonb?, House containing Seven Rooms, fitted with all conveniences; good view of harbour; close tc tram line; rent, only 12s 6d per woek.— Apply as under. TO LET, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell (im mediate possession). House containing Seven Roomß and bath-room ; gas and water laid on, and fitted with every convenience: rent, 22s 6d. —Apply Malcolmßon and Co., N.Z. House, Land, and Estate Agency, High-Btreot. mo LET OR LEASE. WANTED, TO LET OR LEASE, in beet part of Qneon-Btroet, the Second and Third Floors of a Building ; vory suitable for Offices. Apply to THE UNION INBUKANCE COMPANY, Quaon-otreet.



or, T7IOUR-ROOMED House to Let, Ver -3; P mont-street (10b), East-street (12s), Beres at ford-street (Us 63), Howe-streot (12s), and several others.—O. Williamson, Estate Agent. High-st. as Til G. EWINGTON, ESTATE AGENT of JJ • (estab. 19yoarB). Queonstreot. To bo Let, a 3-stalled Stable, Gs Od per week. ~ To be Let, a Shop-In Wjadham-st., 20s week. •?' To be Let, in city, large Shop, 70s per weok lB To be Let, a good 7-roomed House, near Kol at letfs Store, Btoneyhurst, at a low rental. '» To bo Let, a 12-roomed House and 31 acres _ of volcanic Land, close to town, at 30s per weok. in "O OUSE and Shop to Lot, top of Hobaon le XI street; good opening for grocer; rent low.—Apply Central Drapory, corner of Hobsou "g and Wellington-streets. INGBLAND—To Let or for Sale, on tho most favourablo terms, Several Cot (J tages. 3to C rooms,—J. S. Jackson, Builder, ' Kingsland. • For Sale. Z TjjiOß SALE, a Wheol-of-Fortune, Gun, j[. Bj otc—Apply Doric House. Grey-street. in RT'OS SALE, a first-class Pony, quiet, and .■ aj with saddle and bridle; good pacer.—C Johnatono. Baker, Parnoll. - "BT^OR SALE, a handy~T3aker'a Cart, in «> -fl- 1 good order, nearly now.—Apply E. N. '}} Leggo and Co., Customs street. OR SALE, good Saddle Horse ; or, would Exchange for Spring Cait Horse.— ~ Address P.O. Box No. 325. FOR SALE, Cheap, an American Kitchen Kiuigc; nearly new.—Apply Grant and - (,'ooke, 75, Queen-street. - "|JK)R SALE, Cheap, "best English , -IJ Countess Slates.—J. B. Blaikio, Victoria p, street. '■ jJIOK SALE, a complete Set of Dissolving J} JL? Views, Apparatus new, and in working order.—Apply M. Marks, Grocer, 07, Orey-street. a "jjJ'OR SALE, new and second-hand Spring JC Carts and Kxcavatinsf Drays.—Apply J. Patterson, next Tabernacle, Uppor Queen-sf. „ TjiOß SALE, prime Beef, Mutton7Lamb „ JU Veal, and choico Pork All meat of the primoat quality, and sold at tho lowost prices, at - Arthur Wood's. Wellingtonstreot. h TJIOR SALE, Prime Beef, ljd por lb~; '" X? Prinio Mutton, l.d ; supnrior Sausages, 3d ; Corned Beef, from lJd.—G.llulme, Butcher, a Quoenstreot. FOR SALE.lTdesirabloßesidenceTwith splond id view of harbour; and very close v to tho water.—Apply Dowdcn and Paten, Queen a street. FOR SALE, first-claeß new Hansom Cab, Double Soatoii Buggios and Dog Carts: J also, 2 Second-hand Hooded Buggies W. E. Baston. Coach Builders. Wakefleld-strcot. 1 IJ^OR SALE, Allotments from a quarter t X? of an aero upwards; good 4-roomod Cot tages and gardens; al-o, Country Lands, cheap. . —A. Eentham, Avondalo. _ TTIOR SALE, Cheap, Charlotte-BtreeT, -B? Eden Torraco, a Genoral Store doing a . Good Cash Businuss; stock at valuation.—Par - ticniars on application to D. B. McDonald, 19, . N.Z. Insurance Buildings. HjlOR SALE, well-finished 5 and 6 roomed • Sj Houpo situated in Princep-streot, Surroy Hills; pricu, £290 and *335; also, a good Allot ment, 40 x 132; prico, £3 15a per foot —Apply A. Hoey, Princop street. P" OR SALE, a splondidly finished Villa, of B good largo rooms; allotment SO x 118, ronting tho main road. Mount Roskill.—For 1 further information apply to William Rosser, . Land Agent, Victoria Chambers, Karangahapo Koad_ i RfOR SALE, Pure Langahan Eggs from JD priz«-winnora for tho last three years ; aleo, Konen Duckß' Eggs from Mr Deal s prize , birds. Prico, 10a 6d a sitting of thinoon.—For particulars, apply to F. Stephens, Bootmaker, i t 'ii",on-9treot. i TpOR SALE (£700), a House of 7 Rooms, t? built of flrst-clasß timber, and well finished, largn bah, I.onmington rango, coppor and brick chimiipy in outhousec, eoncrcto paths; gas and wntor Jaid on; overy convenience ; within 15 • minutea' of Queon-streot; allotmont, 41 x 12J ; oasy terms.—Apply to 251, Queen-street. FOR SALE, _6-roomcd House, lofty, wcll-.'inlshnd, bay window, 2 rogifltor grates, cupboards, drawers, book - blicUtb. Lciimington rdsgo, Pink, two tanks; allotment, JO by 132; garden well laid out, concrete path; 1 washhouso with coppiT. Easy termx. No reasonable oii'or refused.—Apply second house, . Suasex-Etreet, Groat North Roaci^Surrey Hills. 1 IJ^OR SALE, at Elierslio, a few Grand 1 * Building Sitos, nearth» Railway Station; high ground; magnificent view ; soil, rich vol canic clay; aOjuins the boantlful properties of . Col. Dawßon and Mr Ivey.-For prices and par i ticulars, apply to Mr MolTarland, Surveyor, Ellorsiie, or Gco. Fraßer, Central Lnnd Agency, Queen-atroet and Vuloan Lane, Auckland. ; "E7IOK SALE, Cameron-stroefc, near Sholly V Beach Head, Ponsonby, tt Handaomo Villa Residence of G Rooms, etc., with largo wiish-houao and coppoi; gnu and city water; allotment, ICti x 122, all in (lower Bnci kitchen gdrdena ; a very pretty place, and commands a 1 grand view of harbour; a most desirable free lold property in thia important suburb. Prico, SBM.—Apply to 1). F. Evans, Land Agent. (1008) ITIOR SALE, MotuitEdon, a Comfortablo V 7-roomed Villa, with bath-room, wash house carpenter's shop, and usual outbuildings, ; rcKleti«r grato', handsome range, spacious hall, water laid in from tanks, gas by tho door; Al loMnent, 101 x !)l. all in cultivation ; flower gnr don and kitchon garden. Stands high, grand view, volcanic soil, healthy, and only one min nto from Mount Kden Road, near residence of Professor Aldis. To bo Bold cheap.—Full par . Honiara from lh F. VW,vas, l.imd Agent, 1629 IMB SALE OR LEASE, An improved Farm of 212 acres, within one day's jourovy ot Auckland : 135 acres Jairt down in Knplish (fraßßOs. fencod aDd Bubdivided into four pnddockf, with Bubetantinl wire fonoing ; every paddock well watered in driest weathor : good ronds and water communication. Tho buildings consist of a 5-roomcd Cottago, one Builiiing-lOfts 12, one lnrgo Shud 60ft x 10. suitable eithor for barn or curing tobacco, aDd two other Sheds. ThoHndisof cxccllont quality, boing'partly alluvial flats, and tho rest.dark loam or limestone. As this property mußt be disposed of at onco, tho very low price of £350 will be takon and easy terms given to suitable purchaser. Full particulars on application to W. H. MH/TCALFE, High-streot, Auckland. F"~OR SALE OR L~E A~S E, THK COMMERCIAL HOTEL, HAWERA. Thia is one of tho best housos fin tho coast, doing a first-class business. Preßcnt proprietor rotirinß from business, A.pply to HUNTER & NOLAN, Auckland. BICYCLE FOR SALE ; splendid" ma chine ; coat 14 Kuinean ; price, .£3.-X. F. Rusaell, Hill-Btreet, Newmarket. DEVONPORT.— For Sale,'fine 4-roomed House. Only £215. Tormß very easy.— Apply Morloy's Cash Storo, Mebrose, Devonport PLYMOUTH ROCKS, Eggß from Birds recently brought from England by advortisor. Have token Ist prizoß at principal Poultry Shows ; wolgh from 10 to 151bs oach; price, £1 1b for twelve—Mrs Bennott, To Puke, 'auranga.—H. H. Hayr and Co., High-ctreet. Auckland, Aftonts. T>LYMOUTH ROCKS". MR G'RESHAM'S CELEBRATKD STRAIN Winners of all Prizes Auckland July 1884 and 1885. Napier 1881, Hamilton and Wellington 1885 Eggs 1 Guinoa for 13 Young Birds .. .. from loa oach Auokland Agent—Mr Mowbray, At Arthur's Mart. THOMAS GREBHAM, Tk Awamutu. Infertile Eggs Eeplaood. No other Breed kept HELECT BUILDING SITE. FOR SALE, A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE 81TK In Sentinel Road, Having two street frontages, genteel surround ings, very genial aspect, boing sheltered from all oold winds,s and convenient to a beautiful beaoh. Ono of;the choicest posi tionß obtainable for a private dwelling. Adjoins tha property of <i. Rountroo, Esq. Ornamontal trees. Fruit trcoa in full bear ing; well-foncod. Apply to J. H. WITHKFORD, Hhortland-strcot. V 5 CABIMETMAKJEKS, Carpenters! and Amateurs.—Mottled Kauri and! Totara Bur Veneers for Sale. Strictly cash.—• W Norrie, Shortland-Btreat. URGENT. —For Sale, good Businesu, best part of Karangahapo Road; owneir paving colony.—For address apply "Alpha, Nowton P.O. _ "\TiNCBNT~STfiEET(City)— Como Villa. V —A handsome and new built Villa of fiw c rooms, exolusive of bathroom, pantry, etc.. two outhouses, register grates, nioe large hall, t\fo sido entrances, concrete paths and ysrd, giis, city and rain water throughout, slate roof, iron railings in front, and only five minutes fro.m Queen-street.— Apply to D. F. Evans. 1030 £»~l C4~k —Cottage of 3 rooms for S« lie, H&_i_O"« in Newton, supplied with cup boards, grates, &0. J easy terms.—De Laoy :and Gibbon, 21, Queon-struot, oppoßlto Firth's M.UI. T^ILLIAMSON A TEN?fE, SURREY HILLS. SPECIAL NOTICE. A limited number of CHOICE ALLOTMENTS in WILLIAMSON AVENUE, destined to be the ' finest street in or about Auckland; alsoi some in 1 other streets, are now for tub fibs it time | OPEN FOB BALE. Terms) One-fifth Cash, balance any time , within five years. Instalments of fis and up wards received. Interest, 7 per cent, on unpaid : balanoes. ; Prices and plani can be had at fjffiee, Snort. and-fltreet. A. BOARDMAN. Agent j-p E M E M B E R ! A3 the Shop is Let to Mr Howden. MY EXTENSIVE STOCK OP HIGH-CLASS JEWELLERY WTLL BE ' SACRIFICED 1 TO AVOID THE BISK OF AUCTION SALES. ISIDOH ALEXANDER, Jeweller,



Public Notices. AMONG tonics with an alcoholic basis. Wolfe's Schnapps holds the foremoat place, and is besides a. good medicine. APLAGDB ON BOTH YOUR HOUSES-Read article in "Tho Ration alist " thia week. PRETTY GARDEN for 2s 6d—A Packet containing 13 Choico Annuala, to bloom this season, for 2s Gd.—G. H. Layers, Wyndham-street. AT Rendell's, Men's Pinwire Tweed Trousers, 5s lid, Check Flannelette Shirtß, 2a lid; Jowellery Bags, 1b lid.—Brigh tan House. A LADY having a large and well furnished House on tho North Shore, on'y a few 'xinntus walk from wharf, would let part of it furnished, or take a few boarders; references given and rtquirod. — Address, Roseneath. North Shore. ALBERT PARK ASSEMBLY. Special Tickets for Visitors are issued for THIS EVENING. By order of tho Committee. W. CULPA-N. A UCKLAND FISHING CLUB; Subscriptions for ensuing Season now due. Gentleman's Tickets, £1 Os Od; Ladies, 103; Childroo under i 5,55. Payment roquested from Mombera and intending Members, prior to 22nd October. A. DEVORE. BIRDS OF PASSAGE AND BIRDS OF PRAY-Read Original Poetry in "The Hationnliat" thla wnnk. /Catholic morality v. protest \J ANT MORALITY-Read article in "The Rationalist" this week. MJTIONT^The public aro cautioned against negotiating a Cheque drawn by me for £30 on Uig Union Banket Australia, Palmer ston North, dated Cctober 11, 18S5.—M. F. Coloman. |'N HA S. WILLIAMSON, \j Land, House, and Batata Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has alw»yß for unie and to lot large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and coxintry districts; also farms, improved and unimproved, in vnrious parts of tho province. Several eligiblo buildup allot rannta for sale In the City, 800 lint* in BJveninb Btaii ami " Hciulrt " rCn v r c h mission. HOLY TRINITY, DEVONPORT. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18. 8 a.m.— Holy Communion. 11 a m.—Morning Prayer : Sbrmon dy Rev. G. & Mason. 630 p.m.-Thanksgiving Service: Sermon bx Key. C. Bodington. ESTINY~O"F MAN-Read original Poetry by " Nctlio,"ia "Tho Rationalist" this week. THXHIBITION of Ulassblowing Saturday XLi Afternoon, from 2 to 5. Admission, 6d. Prizes given. Works, Freeman's Bay. HISTORICAL JESUS AND MYTHI CAL CHRIST—Read second part of Gerald Massoy's great Lecture in "Tho Ration alist.^ I do not advertise to make this and that this price and the other; but what I ad vortiso I will make to fit, and no deception.—J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria street. MODERN THOUGHT—Read Review in "Tho nationalist" this week. MUSIC GIVEN AWAY.—With every Piece of Musio purchased at the opening of Webbe's New Show Rooms on Saturday evening, a Copy of the popular "My Love Waltz " will bo presented. All music half-prico on Saturday night only. M~ 11 W. 11. WEBBE, Teacher of Piano forte and Sieging, receives all Pupils at his Hobson-stroet AddreßP, corner of Cook street, 'firms, from Two Guineas. M~ EN'S Mol<i Trousers, 4s lid ; Hard Twist Tweed tor boys' wear. Is 6d—best thing for them : Youths' Tweed Suits, 12s —At J.- Henduli's, Brighton House, top of Grey-st. IKED SPICE—Read tho items in "Tho Rationalist" this week _____ MONEY Advanced en Freehold Securi ties and for Building Purposes in Bums of £K0 and upwards. Arrangements made for Eroßressivc paTircoritß during the erection of uildin^B. Money also lent on Stock or House hold Furniture, without removal, upon valua tion. All communications strictly private.— Apply to .Vialcoloieon and Co., Tho N.Z. House, Lund, Ks'iite, and Financial Agency, High street. Oflico open on Saturday ovenings Ironi 7 to 9. ■jVTOTICE OF REMOVAL. — Mr W. H. JjH Wcbbo, Music Teacher, has Removed to now promises corner oC Cook and Hobuon-Bts.l ■Vr o t i c"~" c. Having purchased tho Grocery Business ra reccntly carried on by S. NICHOL. PITT STREET, corner of Vincent-street, I am in a position to supply Goods at the lowest possible prico for cash. G. F. BARTONJLati3of_Brett.and Barton). "VrOTICE.—Tho tii in lately doing business 111 as Kean and Alderton, Firewood Yard, &c. will in future bo carried on by Mr Alder ton, under tho name of ALDKRTON AND CO. All debts duo to Mr Kean to be paid to Mr Alderton within_li days. ■foTEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & 1M STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED). WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPARTMENT. Important .Notice to Dairy Fahuer3 and Othkhs. The abovo are now Cash Buyers of Prime Fresh Butter, at Market rates. Consignments may be sent in the lump «t once, addressed to tho Works, Auckland. TVTOTICE.—To the Residents of Parnell ,131 and Newmarket,—l, the undersigned, am appointed eol'j Contractor for the Rouioval of Msht-Boil from Mt Eden, Kdon Terrace, Newton, and Arch Hill Districts. All orders left with Mr Gardner, Inspector, Parnoll; New market Borough Oflico; Mr Stlckley, Tnßpeotor, Mt. Kden, or private address, will receive prompt attention. — KDWIN STOCKLEY, Nißht-soll Contractor, Arch HlL'. IVTEW ZEALAND SMELTING COM- JjS PANY (LIMITED). Notice is h9reby given that a call (the second) of Two Shillings and Sixpenco per share has this day been made oa the Cintributing Capital of the Company, duo on the sth November, 1885, and payable at tho Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Queen-Btreet, Auckland. By Order. E. MENZIE3, Secretary. -fcXEW ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE ±1 LAND & LABOUR CO. (LIMITED). A Butohering Business, under the manage ment of the above Company, having been opened at Newmaikot, in the promises lately occupied by Messrs Richard and Speck, working men and others are solicited to support an establishment where meat can be purchased at the most rensonablo prices. Notk : All purjhnsers share in profits. Wm. DUNCAN, Seorotary. ■AT OTI C E OF REMOVAL. In compliance with the wishes of my numerous supporters, I have secured and will open, on FRIDAY NICXT, October 16th, those Central Premises, No. 217, Queen - street, adjoining Messrs. Hrwin, Buos , with a New and Sbasoxahle Stock of DRAPERY and Mlb j LiNBiHY, HOSIERY, &c. In tendering thanks for the kind support received in Wakofled-st. 1 bog to state I wiil Confinuo to give such Valuo as cannot fall to sooure an extonsive Patronago —H. GORDON, Gordon House, No. ■217 Wakeneld__st_ f\ N EH UNGA RIFLES. Oa and from TO-DAY (Friday). October 16tb, Attendance atDrill will bo compulsory on THIS EVENING in place of Thursday. Tho Company will Parade TO-MORROW (Saturday), October 17th, at Railway Station, at 12.J5 p.m., to proceed to Auckland for Inspeo- Uod. Attendance compulsory. JOHN LUNDON, Aoting Captain. T>IANOFORTE PLAYING.—Mr W. H. JSr vVebbo has vacancies for Pupils. Terms, from Two Guineas.—New Address, corner ot Hobßon and Cook-atreots. PIANOS ! PIANOS ! PIANOS ! — For Cash or deferred payment, from 10s per week. Mangles, mangles, from 2s 6d per week. —W. C. Denues, Queen-street. LdNO MUSIC—Piano Solos, a largo Selection of Pieoos, price One Shilling, at Webbo's JN'ow Show Rooms, Saturday Night. A copy of "My Love Waltz" will bo presented with every piece purchased. PIANO FOR SALE (a bargain). - Ship Crusader, leaving for London on Monday or Tuesday next, has on board a first class Iron Frame Full Tricord Piano (now). All latest improvements, by best English maker. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply on Board. PREMIER GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED.) A Call of Pixpenco per Share on the Com pany's Capital has tbia day been made by the Directors, payable to the Manager at the Com pany's Offioe, New Zealand Inßuranoe Buildings. Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of November, 1885. D. 8. MacDONNKLL, Manager. Auckland. October 15th, 1885. STILL IT MOVES—Bead Budget of News in "Tho Rationalist" this week. SOMETHING new and something good in Tweed 3 always at J. Willianie'e, People's Tailor, Victoria-Btreet SPECULATIVE DAMAGES—Read re marks on Deuneß v. Hill, in " The Ration alist" thia week TO cure all kinda of symptoms ÜBe Wolfe's Schnapps. Be suro you obtain Wolfe's. HE celebrated Wolfe's Schnapps is a shield and safeguard against sudden changes of temperature. mo MY CUSTOMERS AND THE PUB JL LIC. — The Summer Goods have now arrived, and aro on view. See my window. Cricketing Flannel a specialty.—F. Massey, Tailor, 67. Victoria-street. THE REV. A. CARRICK will deliver a Lecture on SUNDAY EVENING next, 18th inst., in St. Andrew's Church, under the auspices of tho Auckland Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, on "SCENESOF CREA TION," All persons are cordially invited. THE New Zealand Frozen Meat and Storage Company (Limited) beg to inti mate that they are prepared to deliver to any address in all the principal townß of Great Britain caroases of Lambs or Mutton, quarters or saddles, as may be required, on any date prior to Christmas Day.—Applications must be made before October 20th to Mr Maclean, at the Works, whojwill give toll particulars. ■\TIRGIN~MARY—Read report of Tessie T Chapman's Lecture in " The Rationalist" this week. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. There are doubtless other preparations typified aa Schnapps, bnt they are as a counterfeit coin la to cuirent metal.



mATTBRSALL'S CLUB CAULFIELD CUP, RUN ON SATURDAY. Betting on above by principal Bookmaker THIS EVENING. sAs&A jN" ° ~- ° E >>^^^^Si» All Claims against thi Barque E. O. CLARK, fron 4gSß^3jpjnfcNew Yorlr, must bo presentee at the OfSco of Messrs Arnold Hines, and Co., before noon on SATURDAY October 17,1885, or they cannot be recosrnißod. J. B. STAHL, Master. jTKA OS. ORE T I }§mtmmm NEW Plymouth and ■VVANGANUI At3p.m. TOMORROW (Saturdaj). Latest Train for Goods, noon. Latest Train for Passengers, 2 p.m. J. W. WALLER. fl^^___^ "ST'OR geeymoute p^^^a DIItKCT, CONNECTING WITH WEST COASI II S~- *^^^H PORTS. The regular trader s.s. | HERALD, 100 Al at Lloyds. 856 tons registor, Captain S. R. Savory, will sail as abovo from Queon streel Wharf on WEDNESDAY, tho 21st instant, at 2 p.m. All cargo must be booked at our offlco. For freight, passage, and other particulars, apply to BTONE BROS.. ?0. Quoen-Btreet. "fcJORTH SHORE "AT HOME." COMMITTEE: E. Hartley J. M. Sibbin F. J. Whittaker T. C. Urquhart H. D. MoKollr.r The Season of the above wiil close with a Ball in the Devonport Hall on 22nd inst. A steamer will leave for Auckland at 2 o.m. Visitors Tickets obtainable from tho Committee not latei than TUESDAY. 20th inst. Double Ticket 7s 6d; Bingle, ia Cd and 3s. H. I). McKELLAR, Hon. Sec. TTVIVIDEND. CAMBRIA GOLD-MIKING COMPANY (Limited). A Dividend (9th) of Nino Shillings per Share has been declared this day by the Directors, payable at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY next, the 17th instant. r. modonald scott. Manager, Auckland, October U, 1885. -|^- O T I C E. PUBLIC POUND."ONEHUNGA. Impounded for trespass on railway :—2 Red Heifers, 1 White, 1 Red and White, with rope round neck. No visible brandß. If not released hey will bo sold in the Found at noon on the 30th October. JAMES McPIKE, Poundkeepor. Onehnnga, October 16,18E5. OOLD EVERYWHERE. Ask Fob brookes and co.s Champagne Hop Beer, (Guaranteed free from impuritie?.) The CHAMPAGNE HOP BEER is a non intoxicant beverage, and commands a roady sale as a FAMILY DINNER BEER. It is produced in Quart Bottles and 5-gallon Kegs, thus putting it before families in quan tity and price that is within the reach of every householder. As a Tonic, the CHAMPAGNK HOP BEER is unsurpaised, being a good Blood Purifier and Appetiser, and is highly recommended for In valids and persons with Weak Digestion. Sold by all Storekeepers in Bulk and Bottle. BEWARE OF IMITATION. See that " Brookes & Co." is on every label. BROOKES & CO., CHAMPAGNE HOP BEER WORKS, Jkrvois Road, Ponsonby. PUBLIC NOTICE.—R. McCabe begs to inform his friends and the public gene rally that, having completed extensive alt era tions to his premises, he has now added to hi! stook China. Glass, and Earthenware; also, Paper-hanging. Paint, Sciim, White Lead, Oils Turps, and Varnißh, &c—lt. McCabe ,Cheai Hardware Houte, Patterson-atreet, Freeman'; Bay. OCIENTIFIO DRKSS-CUTTING. MIS 3 BEWS. Eole Agent In Auckland for this System, HOLDS CLASSKF VT— BRADFORU-STUEEI', i'arne'.l (Mr Dar gavilln's late residence) On' Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ten till twelve. Weekly Classes at— MRS CLAYTON'S Parcoll MI-S HILL'S, Ponsoaby MRS GLOVER'S, Symondstreet MISS BATKS'et, North Shore Similar Classes formed in any distrlot. Ciroulars, Terme, and Particulars on applica tion. j MRS LAW'S, Remuera, beginning Tuesday, 30th Oolober. "RJOTICE OF REMOVAL JLI AND IIK-ARRANGEMKNT OF PARTNKHBHIP. GIGANTIC SALS OF £30,0011 WOIiTH BOOTS A° D SHOES. FOR ON'IC MONTH ONLY. Thirty Per Cent. Bi-!ow Tr.do iViecs. MESSRS GAKRKTT BKOH. Having entered iatoaNew Dueilof P^rlnerF'iip, and teinu about to Remove tlicir Itetail Dt):.-i; t ment w New Premises now buidir jj. aro ael.ing thfi whole of that Enormous Slock at tibove lor Ca-!i Only. dft) Sly lea, Patterns, and Pricoa to select £ron. 8. d. c. d. Ladies' Walking Shoes.. .. 6 6 worth 10 C Ladies' Walking Shoes.. .. C 6worth.il C ladies' Evening Shoes .. .. 4 6 worth X C Ladies' Even inn Hhos3 .. .. fi 6 wonh !) t Ladies' Kid X Sides .. ..5 6 worth fl f Ladies' Kid IC. Sides .. .. 6 6 worth 10 £ Ladies' Levant E. Sides .. 6 6 worth 13 C Ladies' Kid E. Sides .. .. 7 6 worth 11 f Ladiua'Kid K. Sides .. ..8 G worth 12 c Ladloß' Levant Button .. .. 811 worth 12 t Ladios' Kid Button .. ..10 6 worth U ( Ladies' Kid Button .. ..11 6 worth 15 ( Ladies' Kid Leglots .. _ 9 6 worth li ( Ladies' House Boots .. ..3 9 worth 5 f Child's K. Sides 1 Sworih 3 C Child's K. Sides 2 6 worth 3 ( Child's E. Sides. 7to 13.. .. 3 0 worth 0 ( Child's K. Sides, 7to 1 _ .. ill worth 7 ( Ladies' Slippers .. _ -.1 0 worth 3 C Ladies' Slippers .. _ ..2 0 worth 4 ( Ladies' Slippers 3 9 worth 5 C Men's Bluchers 1 6 worth 7 ( Men's Bluchers 6 9 worth 9 ( Men's H.-mado Watertights .. 8 6 worth 11 ( Men's H.-made Watertights .. 10 6 worth 10 ( Mon's Klastio Sideß .. ..76 worth 12 ( Mon's Elastic Sidos 10a 6d and 12 6 worth 10 ( Mon's Balmorals 9 6 worth 11 ( Men's Walking Shoes .. ..6 6 worth 10 ( Men's, Boys', and Youths' Boots all Reduced. GARRETT BKOS, Tanners, Curriers, Manufacturers, and Importers, Wakbfield-strkbt, Auckland. Country Orders with Remittances Promptly Dispatched. COALS— T7UREWOOD OALS - JjIREWOOD- Rbduced to— Reduced to- Per Ton. Per Ton TAUPIRI, 23s LONG TI-TREE, 12s NEWCASTLE, 32s BLOCK DO., 13s 6t SCR'NDBAY, 29s SPLIT DO., 14s 6( (It Booked, Is extra.) (If Booked. 6d extra. ALL DELIVERED WITHIN REASONABIiI DISTANCE. W. G. WINBTONB, Cnstoms-etreet. ORDERS MAY ALSO BE LEFT WITH MR CRUDGK, Wlnstone's Buildings, Tenders. mO BUILDERS EXTENSION~OF TIME. Tenders will beTeceived up till 4 o'clock p.m on SATURDAY, 21th October, for tho crectioi and completion of a 4-roomed Cottage at Vicv Point, Mount Eden. Plans, &c. at my office. J. A. WOODWARD. Architect. Eden Vale Road. mo" BUILDERS Tenders are Invited until noon of THURE DAY. 22nd inst., for Alterations and Addition to Brick Building in Wellesley-'treet East. F. W. GREY, Architect. Mutual of Victoria's Buildings. rpOBUI L D E R £ fenders for the Erection of a pair aemt-di tached Brick Villas in Symonds-etreet will b received at our office -until noon MONDAY, 26t October. C. PAUL & R. MACKAY FRIPP, Arohi toots. 8. Mercantile Chambers. Qneen-Btreet. Continued on first Pago,



Personal. IF MRS SHIRES does not call and pay tor hei- Board within fourteon days, her BoKca will be Sold to defray expenses.—Mra ;, Primrose, Aborcroinbic-atrcet. MR W. IL WEBBE, Teacher of Mnsic, requests all Letters to be sent to his N ew Address, corner of Cook-atrcot, Bobson-strect. ATIUMONIAL.-AhigMyrespectabla Young Widow (Protestant*, wto w..iil<l nrovo fin admirtibl© wifo t3 & country storo— g keeper 0" farmer, is Killing to negotiate through Hannaford's Agency. Photo Sec, there. Lost and Found. , T OST, at Choral Hall, Thursday after i JLj noou, lady's D;ack Reversible Mackintosh. 1 —Finder rewarded on leaving it with W. H. Lyon. Customs btreetEast; OST, a School Kxeicieo Book with the Letter D writton on the oover, betweea Newmarket and Mt Hden.—Pleaso return to. [ Headmaster Newmarkot School. OST7~Dark Hack, wall eye, cover on when seen !aet, ehod.—Anyone returning; theabovn toMrM, Brit-!,. Three lamps, will be rewarded. LOST, a Red Greyhound Pup (slut). Answers to name of " Gyp." — Mnder re warded on returning samo to B. L. Skeon, care Hughes and George, Shortland-atreet. OSfTa Paiadiso Duck (Drake), from Mount Kden ; Kpsom sido.—Ten Shillings ' reward if brought alive and Bound to l'» A- thur, Auctioneer. - LOST, a Flack and White Greyhound Slot. Hrs Wa-.tanni collar. No. 73.-A. reward on returning samo to T. Richards, 4). Queen-strett Wharf. Anyone detaining cam» after this dale will be prosecuted.. £f "i REWAKD.—tost, a Fat Bullock, . 3wl tar brand A on the back.—Apply A. : Wood. Wellington-street . ■ -J RE WARD.—Lost,off~Su£arWorke, jLXr alight-painted Dingy.-Finder reworded, at X Waymouth's, Bout Builder, or on board. • Scow Margaret. . y XOLKN or Strayed from Graham's Bond, i k3 Fort-street. Oct. 10. a Fox Tcrrior Dog: answers to tho namo of Brush.—Anyono return iug tamo will be rewarded: any peraon retain ing him after this dato willbo prosecuted. oTRAYED'or" Stolen", a Bay Mare, from iH tho lot south o f St. Sepulchre's Church, last I night. She has a -yhite star on the forehead. ■ collar gall on off elijmldor. string halt off hind i leg. and about fifteen bauds hUb. If Btolen, ono • guinea reward with proof to convict;if strayed. ' any. cxpmses paid by giving information, to: Edward Parsoni",Symonds-Btreet Bread iactory. Dated 16th October, 1885. ] imOUND, a Pawn Ticket for Gold Albert. Jj —Apply J.K,, Shamrock Hotel. OUND, aLirer-and-wbito Dog. - Owner can have same by paying expenses. — For address apply Stab Office. Meetings. ~\ NNUAL CHURCH MEETING] CHORAiThALL. THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, At eight o'clock. Papers will be read as follows :— On "Tho Maori Mission," by the Venerable Archdeacon Claike. On " Lay Preaching," by the Roy. C. Boding ton. On " Christianity and Social Lif c,"by the Rev.' G. E. Masoa. Selections of Church Music A Colleotion will be made. Any surplus after 1 defraying expenses of mooting will be given to the Homo Mission. ~T~U 0 KLA N D INSTITUTE. Tho ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held in the Musoum Huildinga. Princes-Btreet, on MONDaY, the 19th inßt., at 7 IS p.m., when tho following papers will bo road :— 1. " Description* of New Species of Spiders," by A. T. Uuquhart. 2. "On the Minerals of the Cape Colvillo Peninsula," by J. A. Pond. 3. " Noteß on tho Habits of the New Zealand Birde,"byA. Reisciiek. T. F. CHEKSEMAN, Seoretary. BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice ia hereby given that tho Half-yearly General Meeting of tho Proprietors of the Bank will be held in the Banking-house, in Auokland, on THURSDAY, the 29th day of October next at noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors for the half-year ending tho 30th instant, the cleotion of a Director, and for any other business that may bo brought before the meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager, Auckland, September 18,1885. DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. ; The TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will I bo CLOSED from TUESDAY, the 20th, to ■ THURSDAY, the 20th Ootobor, both days in j elusive. i By ordet of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auokland, Soptember 18. 1835. Auctions. J. H. IIAMEB.J IJ. FLEMIKQ TO-MORROW, At 2 o'clock, J. H. HAMER & CO. Will Sell at tho Newton Auction Mart, Kara ngahapo Hoad, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, including' Horsehßir and i Cretonne Suites, Oval and Round Tables, Kitchen Tables, Dressing Tables, Washstands and Ware, Iron acd Wood Double and , Bedsteads, Curtßiiiß, Chairs (cane and wood). Rocking Chairs, Meat Safes, Boilers. Siucepans. Kitchen Range, Four-wheel Perambulator. Sec. 1 Tricycle, with new tires, all complete, 1 com plete S«t Secondhand Harness, lot ot Boots, assorted Fancy Canary Cagea, Canaries, etc. Also, 10 Tons Tabls Potato's, Chaff, Flour, Bacon, Cheese, Poultry. &c. A flrat-clasa lot ot Men'n and Youthß'Clothing MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, NOON. symonds-steet. . householF"furniturb, : piano, &c ; R. ARTHUR | Has been favoured with instructions from Mr W. J. Sullivan to sell by auction, at his resi ; dance, Symonds street (next to Dr. Wine's) ; on Monday next, tho 10th inst., at 12 o'clock ; noon, HI S HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, consisting of-Walnut ' Piano, by J. Brimsaicad and Son (a fine Initru ! ment, nearly now), Couch, Chairs, Biussell ! C»rpet. Chijft'jnior, Tables, Pictures, render ! and Irons, Wardroba, Iron Bedsteads, Mat ] trasses. Bedding, Washstand and Wura, Chest Drawers, Kitchen Utensils, i &C, &c, &c, i i On view morning of pale. FRIDAY NEXT, At 12 o'clock. PRIVILEGES FOR PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB RACES, B. TONKS&CO. ■ Aro instructed to Bell, on Friday next, at 13 o'clock, THE SOLE RIGHT? FOR REFRESH MENTS THE FRUIT STALLS CARDS BTABLKS For tho Pakuranga Hunt Club Annual Raca ■ Meeting, taking place at Kllorslio on Saturday October 31et. ' 1 FKIDAY, OCTOBER 3a ~ AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, THAMES. t AUCTION SALE OK THE FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP OF KARANGAUAPE. A FKW MINUTES' WALK FROM THK BATTERY. LEADING MINES, AND LAMONXB'S FUHNACiS. HIGHLY IMPORTANT ' To Capitalists, Speculators, acd all interested ia securing Valuable Business and Residence Sites as a sure and safo investment. . ■*':';'. Tae undonugned, favoured with Instruotio: * from tho Proprietor, Henry Smith, Esq., wih submit to public compotition at the Stock Kx y change, Thames, on atove dato, mHIS VALUABLE TOWNSHIP, -1- Tho only FREEHOLD In tho Vicinitj . commanding Healthy, Picturesque, Conveuient. • Magnificent Panoramic Viows of tho Thame* , Valley. Position unrivalled. Well watered. 8 thoroughly cleared ; commendt itself. Offer.* an exceptional inducement to Investors am., others, as such an opportunity butrarely occurs Plans are now ready, and may be had from 3- the Auctioneer, or Alex. Saunders, Insurancu >c Buildings, Auckland. JAMES CRAIG, Jus., >'"■■■ ■' 'Auctioneer. pontinnea on fourth. pogp, '"