The Auckland Evening Star.

VOL. XXVL-No. 237.

AUCKLAND, N.Z., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1885

PRICE-ONE PENNY,



ghipping TTNION STEAMSHIP ]|^Cl U COMPANY OP NEW fsfls4 ZEALAND (LIMITED). |P"* TIME TABLK.-OCTOBER. U «.«.irr NKLSON. PICTON, WKL b,H4tov lyttklton and wbst Uyg|%nTajrom Manukau). -— ~ZI TOnarriral_of_nmil_J__ ;l _ WELLINGTON, POUT CHALMKRS liir IJUI (from Auckland); SggS^B^Bffljl, VB (VIA BLUFF). .—-s^St-TThurs.. 15. noon I — jSSgi Thurs..22,noon I - UjKUilttiKA .calls at Hobart. | """jrOJnrYDNKY. 20.5 p.m. I - liSg^gngrajnrLMTUKA. _— -. —"" | Tuesday. 20.6 p.m. I — -wiRORBYMOUTH. 'Tw^n', 2 ym. I - S^' FOIUWSSELL. . iswirjionllZ^l J =_ alongside TWO .385 Store advertised Urns of departure. HpS*nSkets mnat bo taken at the Oom »s#ro!?AL KXHIBITION.-Sneolal Tickets , CKton wiS be tamed at Single Fares for to kffrKrner available for 28 days. l^gjff Branch, corner of Queen and THIRST WOOL SHIP A/gLi Jj FOR LONDON. TO FOLLOW THK TOjB BKNGUKLA. IbeAAl iron clipper sarquo CORONILLA, ~, ,„., rerister (built under special survey), has Kwiedl specially for conveyance of Wool. S AfWengagcmentg, prompt despatch *jsmMsmtt. MACFARLANK. Agenta. — -~~Z TjlOK LONDON The clipper burquo f BENGUELA, ii ri Lloyd's (built under special survey), is S»toSnig.and having a large portion of her 5 already engaged, will receivo prompt SdEBSON & MACFARLANE, Agonts. ■-~T~ T7IRENCH MAN-O'-WAR JjSgk JD magon. Wffllaa^ This fine vessel will bo Open ammtam for inspection on SATURDAY, 9IMDAY and MONDAY next, and by the °«dil Permission of Capitaine de Vaisaeau the dfi bFa^loN| nSHiLUNG. Children, MpriCfl- J. R D. BAKER, Trafllc Manager. "~ XTOKTHKRN STEAM k_j^p» IS SHIP CO. (LIMITKD). 1 :Sa.^vS\ Timb Table.—October. i2JEIN^ (Weather and other Circmn :," stances Permitting). I FROM QUEKN-STRKKT I WHARF. TO THK HOT LAKES. TBRRACES, AND GBYSBKS (VIA TAURANGA). tas aoiOKserr, ohbapest, and kasikst EOOTE. Tmrijts oan avoid tho tedious and rough oroUod Journey by teklng passage In the «em SWamship Company's new and fast heamers Clanaman and Wellington, which lure Auckland alternately every Monday and nraraday, at 7 p.n.., arriving at Tauranga at 6 I'ttod on the following morning, when a Coaoh mdßt mall contract leaves immediately after breakfast foi fee Hot Lakes, pa9Bing through tie Veaey Stewart Settlement, arriving at Ohlramuu at 1 p.m. same day. TOBTAURANGAAND BAY OF PLENTY ■ PORTS, jffiAMßi. 1 DATE OF BAEMWO. Glenelg Thursday. 15,5 p.m. Clanaman Monday, 19, 5 p.m. GUtuman Thursday. 22. 5 p.m. Olenelg Monday, se.« p-"1 ---fllenelg 'fliareaay, w, t, p.m. Connects at Tauranga for Opotikl Dowlu and Bay of Plenty Ports every ftesday. /OB SusmL, Whanoaboa, asp Monsompi. Qlaiielg I Monday, 19. 7 p.m. Oanmian I Atonday, 20, 7 p.m. . 108 QBIAI BAKBIKB, TkYPHENA, POilT FITZ BOY. AND BLINDjJAY^ Arnyle I Every Thnraday. 8 a.m. Job Weuibarki. Whangabbi heads, and Mamoapai. Miegregor I Erery Tnesday, S p.m. M WHANBABBI. WHANQARKI HkADS, AHD Pabda Bay. . Macgregor | EveryFridayjip^m Fob MimoußY Bay. Irgla,,, I Friday, 16,7 p.m. Fob Weinsarei and whansarei Heads ilCmyingiiasaengera and cargo for Walpu). iOoach moots the steamer on arrival to con ter patsenznra to Walpu. kjKjregor 'l v sday, 13.8 p.m. MMgregot Filday, 16,8 p.m. Ctaman Friday, 16. U p.m. tawgm Tuesday, 20.8 p.m. JtaMgor Friday, 23.8 am. Olenelg' Friday, 23,11 p.m. Hicpegor Tuesday. 27,8 p.m. MacKregot ' Jriday, 30,8 p.m. gmman | Friday, 30.11 p.m. ?aoa Whahoarei to Auckland (Frpm Railway Wharf). Jj««re»it Thursday, 15, 2 p.m, Ctosman Saturday, 17, 2 p.m. ff««regor Monday, 19, 2 p.m. JUcgtegor Thursday ,22,4 p.m. Ctaelg ] Saturday. 24, 2 p.m. Jwegor' Monday 26,12 roon wgiegor I Thursday, 29, 2 p.m. WMMa | Saturday. 31. 2 p.m. _ from manukau. _ Fob Waitaba and New Plymooth. Bairlooh (as per advertisement). Csko nraat be booked and alongside the •Mcl to i p.m. prompt. None will be received uter that hour. Paisaage Tiokets must be taken at the Com mji Offloe. 67, Quean-atreet. Auokland. .^J^Sdk XHOR WAIT&KA AND mmS&s. J} NEW PLYMOUTH. ■K^ The fine s.s GAIRLOUH will ■HBggg leave OnchuiiKa Wharf as above , (weather and other circum- Bneeapermitting)TOMOßKOW(Wodnesday), « on) p.m. The passenger accommodation is lninrpassed.-Northern Steamship Company, gjjjana; or. A. Barnes. Onehunga. QTEAM TO LONDON. rafra^PKNINSIJLAR & ORIENTAL jmmgf BTKAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. fOB LONDON DIRKOT — (Via Bombay). Steamer I Leave Leave Mcl- j gydneyt b parne. SS""W Oct. 30 Nov.s" ci^WT Nov. 13 Nov. 19 &ya« Nov . ?7 Deo. 3 gi!gg*HiND Dec U Dec. 17 Mi thenoeforward every alternate week. n,Sf™JKer3 and cargo booked to London, Mar -2 'ral^ Egypt, India, China, and Japan at "jpaerate rates. fC™"1 Ttokets Issued both to first and second (™f,J aJ Bengerß at especially low rates. Cheap [graved aopommodation can be obtained in this Wpanj'svessela. ,S en ß°rß booked at Auckland at same rafes Woey or Melbourne. rMW Particulars apply to „ n CRUICKSHANK & CO., atreet. Auckland. ' Agents. jtiSjl. WT S. VI VI D. A^HQ^^auckland, r7vkrhh;aD. ■iiiJlijßßtf AND wadk. October. Mon/i.. Vlom Auokland. From TUverheod. J2SJT - a3op.m. 8 a.m. sSSS " 3-30 p.m. 8 a.m. wturday _ x p-m- 8 a.m. & 4 p.m. _All parcels prepaid. Wed no^ Bll6- From Wade. &2°a J*'6 V-P- I Thurs.. 15.11.30 am. Ijl?^ Saturday. Excursion to Riverheadat 6 %c, 2s return. ~— ____ 8. H. BURNINGHAM. Agent. jJKX ' YTS7AIUK.U AND ONE liffl^BK TT HUNGA STEAM ■r\MfI|JRVSNAVIGATION CO. (LlSflTEp). TIMB-TABLE-5.9. MANU^TJ. t Oqtobeb. li TOj Oneh«nga.' Leave Waiuku. isZff'•9 Ma m- H-Wed., 1.30 p.m. lultTv 10 M a-"1- 15-Thiirs.. 2.30 p.m. 18.1?™i d'y. 12 noon 17-Saiurday, 4 p.m. 20-ftjy-3 pm- 20-Tuesdpy, 730 a.m. 2!-Thn sy>sy> 5" m- 21-Wed.. 8.30 a.m. 2S-jVi° 'P i&J- 5-30 pm. 23-Friday. 930 a.m. W-M& 6P- m- 21-Saturday. 10 a.m. 8-w.^1?!, 7- 30 a-m- 26~Mondoy, 11.30 a.m. 29-Thw • 10 a-m- 23-Wed., 12 30 pm. ili'S J'9-30 am- S'J-Thursday, 1.30 p.m. S,? r<lay.ll3oam. 31-Satnrday 3.30 p.m. ill(f«i i.and otner oircumstanoes permit'i' g. iSrSSWao'e hefore deUvery of goods. i Managing Director. ■■THE KENTISH HOTEL, Sinrin. i WAIUKU. '«wr Accommodation and every comfort THOS, J. BEDGWICK, Proprietor



jQ^. S« S" COROMA NDEL. SCOTT, MASTER, mmmm^>" TIME TABLE*. L6orooc^. land: Loavea o^o r r anaol ■ Wednesday. U, 12 noon October. IMday.lo F2 noon ThUrada7l !£' 12 noon *,f£j« other uSSSSSJii r'pSSSSSn B . MngTvetoik." Bh'PPlng' ««»»»«. «afi »n^o™SfahPoi.ro,ro>Tod wltn°<" Shipping Note, departure hak- an-hour at advett&bd lime al All Paroela maat be prepaid on Board A. K. H SWINDLKY. Manager. j^^g^^Du 3. WAIT AX I, \jflMHß^£yll2 tons register, 420 h.r., will WHM^^ 1!Ii!^lA°NBAKKI HKADS. MANQAPAT, AND PARUA BAY aa f ollowi :— TIME TABLE FOR OCTOBER From Whanqareu Thursday, 15, noon Monday, 19. 2 p.m. Thursday, 22, 1 p.m. Monday. 26, 9.30 a.m. Thureday, 29,10 a.m. Leaving Auckland every Tuesday and Friday at 8 p.m. Oargo received at Queen-street Wharf until i p.m. A. COACH moeta the Steamer at Marsden Point, and runs to Walpu. Cargo —For Whangarci Hearts. Mangapai, and Parna Bay Freight Payable on Dbu- All deliveries will bo made on the wharf or athar usuallanding plaoe at risk of Consignee. riokot may be obtained at the Offloe or on board. KAMO COLLIERY COMPANY (LIMITED), Qnoen-atreot. opposite Klrth'a Mill. Al QJTEAM TO THAMES, iSWlsSsfcs. IO Connecting with RIVKI WCfn|H\>^STKAMERS for STlßLlNG jffiiJfflßasr WORTH, OHINEMURI, WA .„ TKKAURI, WAIHI, AND TE AROHA GOLDFIELDS. MORRINBVILLE. WAI'i'OA PLAINS, AND GRANT AN TOSTKR'S SETTLEMENT. WI"""i TIME TABLE. S.B. ROTOMAHANA, P. 3. ENTERPRISE No. 2. FROM AUCKLAND. ._. I ROXOMAETANA^ | KNTKRPBIBK. Tuesday 13 f Laid-up I — Wed. 111 Laid up I 4 afternoon Thura, 1516 evening I _ Friday 161 - 14.30 aftomoon Batnrday 1718 morning j _ "FROM THAMES. ~*ZZZI . . I Rotomahana. [ Enterprise. Tuesday 131 Laid-up I 11 morning Wed. UI Laid-up I _ Thura, 151 - | 11 morning Friday 161 11 morning I — totoday_J7j_l3oaft6rnoon__ | 12 midnight No cargo received for Rotomahana within half-an-hour of advertised tlmo of loaving. Not responsible for Shipping. Carrying, or Olsaharnlnsr Live Stoofc. Ego. FRASHR. Agant 9mHll NEW ZBA irtr'iSf" Z'4 LAND SHIPPING COM WN IfL,.™^ PANYB ROYAL MAIL mj,''-■ \\ r-'o' t I LINH 0F BTEAMERB L&S., M—-Ml (under Contract with the U New Zealand Government) Will be despatched with Her MaJoßty's Mails aa under for LONDON, Va Rio de Janeiro and Madeira I— BtcamPr..|T On s.| De P Pa»p° a » Dato . I 1885. Tongariho.. .__ 1,16a Aucklimd October 25 Aorangi 1,163 I . Nov. 22 Rimutaka 1.47|) A" "W BSI 20 RuapeTto i.ieSl J™": Jan. 17, 86 Kaikoura 4.4711 ( ranKed Feb. H And thenceforward every fourth Sunday, The above are all nowsteamsrs, built specially (or the trade, and commanded dj men of great experience. » The length of the passage by the Company1! steamers averages under 10 days. Passage money t Saloon, from 00 guineas upwards; second cabin, 40 guinea* | steerage, from 18 guineas. For freighter passage apply to THE HEAD OFFICES, CHRISTCBURCH, Or to the Branches and Agemte of the Comptuu throughout the Colony. IT Y. J O N B B CABINETMAKER, SHOW CASES, CHEMISTS' AND OTHER SHOP FITTINGS, SHOIITLANII-STBEET. HAU WIIAU COAL DEFUT, lIOBSON-STREET. IMPORTANT TO HOUSEHOLDERS. Tho Whan Whau Coal Company's superior Household Coal, deliverod at tho following low rates for Cash r— 233 I PER TON. I 23a Ono trial of this superior Coal will prove it the cheapest and best Household Coal in themirket. H. P. GIBBOKS & CO., Hobson-fltreot. TIDWARD B AKT L E V, ARCHITECT, BTICHBURY'S BUILDINGS, QUEEN-STREET. PIANOS! I JUST I piANOS! I LANDHD. I J FINEST TONED PIANO 3IN AUCKLAND. Persona requiring Instruments would save many pounds by Inspection of our Stock. Instrumentß taken sa part piyment; balance oash or time payment. „,„„„ Best Valuk and Chbapest Stock in Town. AT°WBBffS dOAK' HOUSE, HOBSON-BT. (3 doora from Cook-st) N.B.—No other placo of boslneaa, Yacancieß for Music Paplle. infM A S R. WAT T, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCONIST, Grey-st. Junction (Opposite FirbbkliJ. CHOICEST TOBACCOS CIGARS, AND U SMOJJBRS' .REQUISITES. FANCY GOODsTniTSTATIONERY. " Sydney Mail " on Fjle. T> U T C H E B AX D op. RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. STORED ANT DUMPED FOB SHIPMENT, BALLABT BPPPLIBD. E DUNNE, House, Sign, and Decora • tivo Painter and PapeAanger. Superior work done, and prioes moderate. Basonfsalp, White Lfead. OUb, Colours, and oheap Paper hangln »? Pictures Framed to order.-Addresa top of Grey-street. . y^Tnos. J« HarbuttJ / MANUFAOT7BKB OW CORN BROOMS, Bigg^ B mapiJJTpTi}maijc TBLKPHONB WO—Ci. ' ~PZ 7T t^ O^ B A^ T 5 (t tn ROTH'S PUBLIC HOT, COLD, AND £.raw?»f ff & sirs FOR 8 A L *> At LOWEST Market Rates I Rosin, Pitch, and Tar SZnWt^^ffir'a O^n^ White Lead, in wood KsrkWa^. variou. brand- g o fe;S!St Ml^Hop^a PatentWtadlass (wood), Frffla. and P»» Anchors, from 16 cwt. to 10 lbs. Ghalna, from i Inch to 1 inch. Colza and Fish OIL D. H. MoKBNZII,



G-. .W. J°N Es> I (Late Chief Agent for the Royal Insurance Company.) HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, INSURANCE, FINANCIAL, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT. (Office : 21. SHOKTLAND-STREET) Bogs to announces tho completion ot his ar rangements for carrying on tho above Breaches OF Business. House. Land, Estate.—Properties bought, fold, or lot; Rents collected; Caie of Properties undertaken for Absentees; Estates managed and supervised for Executors and others. Insuranco.— Effected on tho most Favourable Terms; Claims for Losses prepared and adjusted. Financial-Securities provided for Inves tors; Mortgages nogotiatod and In terest collected. Confidential. — Negotiations undertaken, Partnerships and Sales of Businesses arranged. To onsuru strict confidence In all transactions principals, or their aolioltors, only will bo ne gotiated with. Auckland, Septomber 22,18?5. m U R X I 3 H BATHS, ■*■ UPPER QUEEN-STREET. Near the Queen's Hotel. Thja well-ventilated establishment la Open Dally; from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Thursdays and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Those Baths are highly recommended by the medical faculty. Baths for Ladiks on Tuesdays and Thurs daxb,fromoa.m. to3p.m., indor charge of an experienced lady attendant g. J. FAKKKLIi. Seoretary. JAMES STEWART ASTLEY HUNTES J M.InBt.C.E. Asso. M. Inst C.E. , QTEWART AND TTUNTER, CIVI HNGINEERB, ARCHITECTS, AND AUTHORISED SURVEYORS, BHORTLAND-STREET, AUCKLAND. DEMOVAL NOTICE. C. W B S T P F A H L, BOOTMAKER, Has removed to 2 8, QUEEN-STREET (Noxt to Hhalders and Son's, Drapers, and opposite McArthur and Co'.s) KICHARD ONYON. liICBNSKD CUSTOM-HOUSE AGENT, Shipping and Fobwarpino Aoknt. Offiqg_NQßTH SHpRB PKRRY TKE. No 19 ]V " ° T * c E- My Trade Mark, "AUCKLAND JERATED WATER C 0.," has been Registered. All persons are cautioned against purchasing or using Soda-water Bottles boaring that mark, as they are my proporty, QEO. GLBDHIT.T.. CP I P E~ R, • COAL & FIREWOOD DEALER. At Yard, Karnngahspo Road, or Ship's Side. Posts and Rails, House Blocks, and Shingles on Sale. "RICHMOND HOUSE, Xll PONSONBY ROAD Auckland. W. COCHUAN-, Skn., _FAMI_LY_BUTUHKK. T) S. C A M B" I" E, COLLECTOR, HOUSE. Li NO, AND COM MISSION AGENT. No. 31. N.Z. LN'SUK ANCE BUILDINGS. If you Want to Buy a Houso go to him If you Want to Sell a Uouso go to him If you Want to Rent a Hous i go to him If you Want your Hents Collected go to him If you Want Your Accounts Collected give them to him. Several Houses, on hand for Sale or to Let HEAP TIMBER! Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timbkr ! And all othor kinds of Building Material can be purchased at prices to meet the times at D. Qoluik's Mills. Lower Albert and Little Queen streets. Buildings erected upon Deferred Paymonte. Terms moat advantageous to customers. mO TRAVELLERS. &o". PRESENTS FOR HOME. Very Handsome Inlaid Tablo 1 ops. Cabinets, Irlaid Boxes, Glove Boxes, &c fix., all carefully made from Now Zealand's rich and beautiful forest timbers. Theso artio es are greatly aa- W NORRIE, MANUFACTURKB, Top of Shortland-atreet -C 1 DWAR D p.A R3ONB, BREAD MANUFACTURER By Maohinbhy. 8 V MONUa-BTREt T. FISHER & CO., WHOLESAIjE, SHIPPING, AND FAMILY BUTCHERS. Established 1861. By Spoolal Appointment to HU Krccllenoy the Governor, eh- W. F. Jervois; His, Excellency Sir James Fergusson; and H.R.H. tho Duke of Edinburgh; also, Kosha Butchers to the JeQUEEN-3TREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. Famllloa waited on In Town or Suburbs. POULTRY of all kinds DRESSED to ORDER. Dealers in Game. Home-cured Haniß and Bacon. Corned Beef in Largo Quantity. Importore of Sausage Casings. The Trade Supplied. N.B.—Calves' Rennota. XTT ANTED KNOWN. MESSRS HENRY~KRAMER &. CO. Have commenced Business at HOUSENO^f§|3f 8 O K NE R AL Alsi, a Hranoh of E HENRY'S REGISTRY OFFICE AND LABOUR MART. Established 1871. HK & Co. solicit a Bhareof public patronage. and hope by strict attention and honoaty to merit tho sarno. X^T E HAVE FOR SALE SEVERAL PRJMB LOTS OF WAIK AT 0 POTATOES, THE NEW ZEALAND GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE ASSOOUTION. This Association Is the Only Office wnjen possesses Gpveknmbnt SpcDniTY and proJTers to the public the combined advantages of Mutual Life Assurance: Lowest Premiums Inviolable state Guarantee. AMOUNT OF FUNDS. After 15 years' existence, the Offloa has now Accumulated Funds exceeding One Million Sterling. .„,„.- Funriß in June, 1875 mwvg Funds in June, 1880.. .. A", n ft/w?/S Funds in 1885, OVEB.. .. ±,L.UUU,UUU AunuaJlncpmeexceedg .. £245,000 The Association offers the most Liberal Conditions extant. Branches In all the Trlncipal Towns In the colony, and Agencies at all the Money Qi&ht Post offices In the colony. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. fte extent Tot half the value or the security Jor Loans of not less than £350 to be addressed to the Acting General Manager, Wprin ntld>Formßof Application can be obtained at the Head Office, and al the Offices of the District and Resident Agents. By Order. D. M. LIJCKIK. Acting Gonerel Manager. Head Office. Wellington, Tnly.lßßs.



I - Land and Estate Agents. ,'C. H. OSMOND, LAND AND MONETARY AGKNT, 110, QUEEN-STREET (Adjoining B. Tonka aiwl Co.'rt. TKLKPHONK-NO. 185. BANKERS I NATIONAL BANK OF NKW ZEALAND. MORTGAGES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED RENTS AND INTKRKBTS COLLECTKD MONKY INVESTED ON FIRST-GLASS BECURITIK3, WITHOUT CHARGE ESTATES MANAGED FOX ABdKNTEKS V^ND^Ti^ ND ARBITRATIONS NUNDB KA6oi? AFFAIRS SPKCIALLY houskh 'r& let, and properties for salk Placed on my Lists Frke of Ciiahob Every Description ok landed Propkrty Bought or Sold to Order Large Sums to Lend oi» Fimt - olahb security Agent for National Firb and Marine In surance Company or Nkw Zealand, and the New Zealand Accident Insurance Company. V O R g A L E. Seller s lib. The Cholco o those CHARMING RESIDENCE SITES, H»""Tho viowa from which are Unsurpassed. Situatp closo to the Station. From a Quarter to Three Acres may bo pur ohased on tho Easiest Terms. J?1 Qp: — A Groat Bargain.—Coltage of two •viuw. roonlß an ,j i ean -t 0| wiij! Btabln, on allotment, 51) foet frontago to Mt. Roakill Ro«d. SHORTLANDSTRKET.-Allotmont 30 feet X 110 feet, with double frontage. Price, £45 per foot. Easy torms would bo arranged for bulldlne. VINCENT-STRKKT—3-roomed House, on allot ment 20 x 120; gas and wator; price, £300. Also' 4-roomed HOUBO. on allotment 20 x 80; water laid on ; price, £300. Easy torma. WOOD-STREKT, PONSONB V-8-roomed Resi dence, extra largo and high rooms, with splen did view of the harbour, Blato roof, concrete paths, small stable; allotment, 4a x 110. Price £850—easy terms. WOOD-STKKBT. PONSONBY-Storeand Five roomed Dwelling, togothcr with six-roomed I House (lot at 9s a woob) on largo corner allot- I mont. 100 x 105. Price, £850. MOUNT KDKN (oloso to tho main rood)-Woll built 6-roomcd Houso and Ecullery, verandah 2 Bides, gas and water, on cornor allotmont; stable, bugffyhouso and storohouße. Prico £500. very easy torms. ELLERSLIE-WeU-bullt 3-roomod Cottage, on an acre and ahalf allotment, witi large work shnp, &o.; all lovel; very sultablo for trainer's Btables. being tho only eection available so near to the Grandstand. Price, £650. OTAHUHU-Good Building Soction, 99ft front ago to tho Panmuro Rood. Price, £50. REMUEKA. - Cholco Building Allotments on the Orakei Road, 00 x 105; 25s tosoa por foot. CHK3TKRBTELD, Mount Roekill Road.^-Good level Building Allotmenta, 60 x 132; 228 Od to £3 per foot. BIKKKNHKAD-01 acres, -very suitable for fruitgrowing, being well sheltered. Close to nuiln road; lj miles from tho wharf. Prico. £235. ij.jnx -Now 3 roomed Cottngo at Mount! 3Ji.60. Roßki n, on allotment 75 x 115 ft. I All the above Propurtlos may bo arraugod to bo bought on very easy terms. ■yyANTKD TO TET. MOUNT ALBKRT-4-roomod Cottage and largo allotment. 7s per wook. ELLKRSLIK—The grazing of 52 acres Land woll sheltered and watt-red, and securely fenced. LEAMINGTON 110 AD, Mount Edon-lroomcd Houbo, 10s por week. VALLKV ROAD, Mount Edon-7-roomed House, 15s per week. FARM S. PAPAKURA.—ETersIoy Grove Farm, adlaopn to Hunua Station, consisting of 298 aoroa first clats land, woll watered, mostly in grass, largo and commodious rosiiienco, with all neconsary outbuildings. HAMILTON—3 niilos from station ; 530 acres good land, mostly downs, with 8m»ll portion swamp; soil rich, dark loam. Price, £5 10j por ncro. or may be leased. BOMBAY—A vory Pretty Llttlo Property of 65 Acres; volcanic soil, all in splendid gr.iss; fenced and subdivided : owner about to build a 1 roomed House. Price, £12 per aoro, or with house. £14 por ncro. NGARUAWAHIA-Capital Dairy Farm of 231 acres, on the banks of tho W'alpa, with aovon roomod House and all necossary convonior. ciee. Everything in good order. Price £10 per acre. MARAPM'AI.—42 acres, unimprovod, part good buah. Prico, 25s por aero. WARKWORTH-4G acroa in high tl-troo, on Great North Koafi, all level and ploughable; £1 per acre. I have soveral Farms nf «■ *- ■ •• g^'on oW terms. CHARLES H. OSMOND. W. L. M ITOHELL LAND AND KSTATK AGENT, Ooombks's Aboadk, Quikn-strbh. Bahkbrs—National Bonk of New Zealand. Telephone Exchange, No. 199. Renta and Interest 00l looted In town and Money Invested for Capitalists on flrst-olau ■eeurltles without charge. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Partnerships arranged. Estates Managed for Absentees and othMf. Tenants guaranteed to landlords. Houses To Let and Properties For Sale or Lease placed on my Books Free of Chains. Insurances effected at Lowest Rates, and Confidential Agencies undertaken. BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR BALK. QUEEN-STREET—Valuable Block. OUSTOMS-BT. WEST (near tho junction of Victoria-street)— Grand Factory Site. S V MON DS-ST.—Allotments, £16 per foot SURREY HILL-Great North Road Front age. £10 per foot. PONSONBY ROAD-33 x 110, £11 por foot. WELLINGTON-STREET—Allotment, £8 per foot. HEPBURN-STREET—Allotment, £7 10a por °ANGLESEA-BTREET-48 x 140, £200. MOUNT EDEN (Main Road)-78 x 100, £7 por "MOUNT ROSKILL (Main Road)-£2 12s por VIEW ROAD (Mt. Edon)—£4 por foot. VICTORIA AVENUE (Mb Eden)-£3 per °PKOSPECT-STREET (Mt RoBkill)-32s 6d P<KINGSLAND (Now North Road Frontago)— £2 5s per foot. KINGSLAND (Allotment)-£35. NIGER STREET (Arch Hill)—3os per foot MARINE PARADE (Ponsonby)-£3 por foot. BEACH ROAD (Dovonport)—£lo per foot MOUNT ALBERT (Main Road)—£2 5s per MOUNT AIJ3ERT (RanderavyD—3oa por foot HOUSES FOR SALE. No £180—OHphant-atroot, 4 rooms 738 £300-£tuart-street, Fonsonby, 0 rooms 733 £300-Sußsex-Btreot, 4 rooms and scullery 734 £380—Haslett-Btrect, 4 rooms and scullery 723 £310—Vio. Park. N. 8., 5 rooma, grand view 582 £350—Commercial Rood, 6 rooms, scul., oto. 6681 £350—Mount Albert, 7 rooms, well, oto. 636 £350—Snssox-stroet, I rooms, scullery, oto. 651 £360—Mt Albort, S rooms, bllndß, grates, oto. 701 £ISso—Proopoct-Btn >et, 6 rooms, outhouse 618 £375-Flagstaffß6ad, N.S., 4 rooms, Bcullory 717 £500—Mt. Roskill, 8 rooms, all oonvonienooe 578 £480-Vlo. Avenue. 6 rooms, scullery, etc 652 £620—Mt. Eden Rd., 7 rms., all conveniences 629 £630—Eden Vale Rd., 6 rooms, oonoretotank 522 £600—EdinburKh-st, 7 rooms, kitchen, etc. 690 £600 - Manukaußd.,9rooms, wash-house. &o. 71 0 £800-Manukau Road, 9 rooms, slaßlo, &o. 709 i £750—Mackelvio-stroet. 7 rooms, stable, etc. : Several of tho above houses may be purchased j on exceptionally easy torma, only a small oaeh deposit required. MOUNT KDEN—To bo Let, a Gontleman's Residence containing 10 rooms, replete with all modern conveniences; nearly an acre of ground; stable, coach-house, &c. A GENERAL STORE, doing a stfiady and in creasing business, near to Auckland. Largo double fronted Shop and H-roomed Dwelling, with over an acre of ground. Price, £350. Stook at valuation. ONEHUNGA. —A well-built 5-roomed House, allotment 45 x 150; grand position; 3 minutea walk from railway Btation. Price, £350. 731 NEWMARKKT—FreehoId, 41 foot frontage, opposite Royal George and New Savings Bank ; aflrßt-olass investment, for only £1,350. A grand business Bite, and will bo sold at once. The property has a double frontage, and is one of the best stands in the borough. Torms eßSy' FARMS FQR SALE. FOR IMMEDIATE SALK—I7S Acres, partly improved, 40 acres laid dowa in grass and fenced, 2 acres In orchard, well sheltered; 4-roomed Houee.dairy, stable, barn, &o. The pituation is unsurpassed, being only 22 miles from Auckland ; good metal road; half a mile from Railway Station, and within easy access of threo important Cattle Salos. The olobo proximity of the markets enables all produce to ho easily disposed of at remuneraiivo prices. The owner offtra the above farm during tho ure3ont month for £800, part cash, balance at 6 per cent. IMPROVED FARM, 400 Acres, fenced and snb divided. 50 acres in grass; homestead, out buildings, &c.; good puriri timber; nover failing stream of water. Price, £3 per acre. 800 ACRES, KAIPARA—AII fenced, about 150 acres grass, 50 acres broken and plouched, the rest surface-sown, and light mixed bush. Soil: Limestone and black soil. Cottage, stable, barn, and shed. About one aore in orchard. Price. £2,000. WAIKATO—A very deeirab'e Farm of 547 acres—a grand level alluvial flat, with 1J mile frontago to the Waikato River, and convenient to railway Btation. 80 acres laid down in Eng lish grasses; good 5-roomed house, dairy, Btable, hay-loft, Btookyard, &c.; orchard, 11 acres. Large run adjoining. Price, only £3 10s per aero. A GRAND LITTLE FARM OF 22 ACRES, within eight miles of Auckland, nearly all laid down in English grasses and fenced, good Norlh-Eaat asoecc. Four ■ roomed House -with lean-to. Spring of nover-failing water. Pries £20 per acre. MOUNT ALBERT—B Acres, fenced and planted with shelter ireeß. Price, £50 per acre, 735 AVON DALE-Cl"»e to railway station, 3 Acres Volcanic So 1 and 5-roomed House. Price £525. 730 TAKAPUNA—9S Acres, ajsplendid Investment on the main road; £8 per acre; terms easy.



CHA 8. W ILLIAMSON HOUSE, LAND. & COMMISSION AGKNT HIOH-ST., NEAH BHOKTLAND-BT, ' TELEPHONE NUMBKR-ig* BKNTB and INTEREST Collßcted. ESTATES Managed for Absentees HOUSKS TO LET and PROPERTIES FOI BALK placed upon my IJBta Free of Charge BUILDING ALLOTMENTS FOR SALH at psik rooTi— I View Point Road, 50a Epsom Road, &i miera'le, til Hepburn-street. 80s Nowniaricot, 80s Ligar Plaoo, 80s Randolph-street Kmniott-stroet 62a Bd Bersßford-Btreot, 70e Victoria Park, 25a Howe-stroot, 100e Conquest Plaoo £1 Shelly Beaon Road, £5 Customhousoutruui Northooto. 10a and £S Fort-atroot Qeaee) 80s Brighton Rd.,255,37aGd Fitzroy-atreet, 60a And to varlouß oiner atreota at low raws. Banners i National Bank of New Zealand MONEY Invested for Capitalists oa Firs! class Securities without charge, Six per oenl allowed on doppaits until invested. MORTGAGES and LOANS Negotiated BUILDING SOCIETY SHARES Bought ALLOTMENTS Bought and Houses Built or the Wookly Payment System. Plana and speoliloationa prepared at loweat rateß. itfOOO TO LEND, in Hums of filo and upwardi on «ood aeonritiOH. HOUSKS FOR SALE :- Several Houses for Sale upon email deposits. Ponsonby Road—Now 7 roomed House, gas, £701 Bond-street— 5-roonicd House, gas, £205 Avondule—Oottago and } aero, £110. Cobden-st.— srooms, gas, and city water £375 Kyber Haas—Shop and Dwelling, £125 Pratt-street-G rooms, city water, £235 Kybor Pass-Shop and Dwelling, £380 Kyber Paaa—Shop and Dwolling, £1 000 Freeman's Bay-Grocery Bußinoss, £125 Collingwood-street—New 5-roomed, £320 Uevonport—Now 5-roomed Houao; gas.&o.— £M Kingsland—Now 3-roomod Houso-£l5O Ireland afreet-New 1-roomed House £100 Surrey Hilla-NewGroomed House, £500 Surrey Hills—New Groomed Houso, £375 Surroy Hills—Now fl-roomed Houso. £125 Richmond—Now 8-roomod Houso. £350 Angleaea-atreet - Now U-roomed Houao. £000 Sontinol Road—New 7 roomed Houbo, fifi7s Mary-atroet—New 5-roouicd Houso. £500 Stowart-stroet—New 4-roomod House, £275 Norman-atreet—Now Uouao ; bay window—£2BJ Russoll street—New House, 1 roama, £230 England-street—Shop and Dwelling, £1 100 LEASEHOLD HOUSK AND GROUND foi Sale noar Grammar Sohool; aIBO, in Charlotto street. Kdun Torrace. very cheap. COMPACT FARM of 88 acreß for Salo, within 10 miles of Auckland, on food rooda Six roomed Houso and outbuildings; largo run for oatUo adjoins. Splendid timber on proporty. MOUNT1 EDEN-Charming Villa Residence For Salo Oust built), 7 rooms and bath-room, de tached waauhouae. fowl-houso, cow-shed, stablo, buggy-house : largo volcanic allotmont and grand viow. Only £700. COTTAGES ana VILLAS To Let In Sentino Road, Arawa-Bt., Boreeford-st. Kaat, Kont-st Shops In Ponsonby and Karangahapo Koadg. FIVK ACUKS OF LAND For Solo on Lake Road partly loncod, in Rrass; 2 miles from the first wharf. A bargain. KIVE-ROOMKD HOUSE For Salo and i rooms, Cobdon-Bt,, with <J BUUlod atublo; £850 ' gas and city water. ' LKASRHOLD COTTAGE AND STABLE for Salo. In Freeman's Bay; 32 tears to run ONE ACRE OF LAND for Salo. a. Bolmont, North Shoro. wilh three road front'i"es Now 7-roomed HOUSE For Sain in Arawa-et, £500; ulso vory oonvonie.it Houso Duke at., with rango. gas. wash-house. &c. £100. £200.—Now Houso. in Dovon-stroet, NowUm, for Salo: a bargain at the price. MOUNT KDKN - Faithfully-built Fumlr llooldor.ee of 8 rooms with 7 llro-placea ■d " tached wash-house, 2.000Ka11. concrete tank buck onti'anon for buggy.. £075, vory cheap RICHMOND HOAD.-Protty Cottagu (Now) For Bale, with all conveniences; £220' gau laid on. Also, now House for £270. £10.1.—Now Four-roomed HOUSE For Sale In centre of city (leasehold). £50 doposlt; balanae on deferred pannonta. £280.—Now Four-roomed HOUSK For Salo In Uowe-otreoWfreohold). £50 deposit: tarniß PRETTY VILLA RESIDENCE for™ ale in Llncoln-etrmit: goa. city water, range. £360 FRANKLIN ROAD.-8-roomc.l llouao and Allotmont For Salo. A bargain. £190—Comfortable HOUSE For Salo In Suss' ■ atroot. Nowton Road. Small deposit only. £8 YEARLY-Allotinont» to ha Lciod „, Bcrosfon'■ 3treoW for Thir.y throe Yc*;o Monoy loat to build with it iloairod. FARMS olso For Solo at Waikouiltl, Parci ■ j rcino. Waitakorel, Mahnrangi, North Shoru, Papokura, So. Also, soo Liat In " Now Zealana Herald " sud " Woeklj- Now" O a A 8, ' WILLIAMSON, IESTATK AGKN V mtJH-BTRKKT. COUGH ELIXIR.^ FOR COUGHS a.ud COLDS BAXTER'S LUNGPltKSKßVEßlaunrivallod.Trylt IN BRONCHITIS and ASTHMA, BAX TKK'B LUNG I'RKdKltVKßallordsimme diate roiief. Try it. S^OT^KTHUOAT quickly yields to BAX TKR'd LUNG PUESEIIVEIt. Try it I7IOR WHOOI'ING COOGH BAXTER'S J LUNG PKKSICRVKR is a specillo. Try it. I" N CONSUMPTION BAXTER'S LUNG PRKSKItVKR bas been signally Bucooasful. tee " Hook for Every Homo." IJN CROUP, its effect is magical, tho oxpectoi ant and other properties ail'ording very speedy relief. Try it. TESTIMONIALS. Fror» RKV. CHARLES PENNY (lato of Christchurch), March 17, 1831.-Yoiir Filmonio Klixlr afforded my wife and childro* almoßt Immediate relief in Coughj and Colds, and many to whom I have had tho ploosuro of recom mending your speoiflc have spokon of it as in valuable. In one case, when every roinedy tried wits poworlots to give relief (the cough was co distressing), the first doso of your Elixir proved most eit'ectlvo. In anothor caso (soro throat), a euro was so soon brought about that the patient resolved in tho future to take nothing e^o. Other cnaos could bo oited, but theso will bo sufficient to show that yourPul monic Kuxir ia a remedy of no mean order. Frl n U. E SALTKII, Ksq , Barrlstor and Solicitor. Inglis'a Buildings. Chrlatchurch. 20th Mar.h, 1881-1 havo used ynur PulmonlcElixir In my family for some years pa>t, and have found i. to ba vary elHoauloua in Chest and Throat Complaints. Frcm WILLIAM RKED, Esq., Shipping and Customs Agont, Lyttclton, November 28, 1883.— L havo uao't your Lung Preserver in my family [or tho last fourteen jears, therefore have the Ijrnftter.t ploasure in bearing testimony to it 9 Etllcacv in tbe treatment of coughs, colda. bron chiiif, croup, whooping-cough, &o. I havo recommended it to my friends, who have also proved it to be a very palatable and speody cure For cheat and throat compUints. I havo uni formly found a single dOEO of Lung Preserver chtck a scvore paroxysm of coughing. I shall Dn all occasions havo great ploasuro in recom mending it to suiferers, as 1 consider it a boon to mankind. From ISAAC ALLEN, Esq., Commission Agont. Hereford-street, Chrietchurch, Doc. 5, 1883.—" After sovon years' experience. I have Efreat pleasure in testifying to tho ofTlcacy of your ' Lung Proservcr,' having proved it in my family to bo a Bpeciflo for cDUgha, colda, &c . a tew doßpa in variably subduing tbonasty harass ing cough, and while relieving the tbroat and chest, it. doeß not, like othor noßtrums, dis order tho digestive organs by inducing nausea, constipation, headache, loss of appetite, &c. I oan heartily recommend it as tho bost, cheapest, ! and most palatable mixture known for ooughs, oolds, bronchitis, whooping-cough, &o. So highly,,do we esteom it that we always keep a supply on hand." Froii W. B. SCOTT, Esq.. Builder, *0. ---" Peterborough - stroet, Chrlatohurch, Decem ber i 1883 —Some years ago I was recommendod to try a Tiottle of your ' Pulmonlo Elixir and Lung Preserver,' for tightness of the cheat. I did so. and from that time I havo nevor boon without it in tho house. I havo found it answer in every respect for coughs, colds, and aorp throat, and would strongly advise those that are suffering from such complaintß to try it.' From Dr. J. EVVART-" I am vory much op posed to patent medicines genorally.and totally discountenance the Ba'sams, Oxymera, Klixirs, Sirups, and other emanations of unprinciplod empirics; but I regard your Lung Preserver as a really good preparation, entirely free from those qualities which render most patent medi cines dangerouß. and ppßsessed of those tonic and stimulating properties which render it a treasure to tho.o who Buffer from the exhausting cit'eola of pulmonary diacaae and chest affections generally. In cases of asthma, it quickly cuts short the paroxysm. In chronic bronchitis or winter congh it is useful; the discharge of mucus ia greatly assisted, and tho.whesing and difficulty of breathing are greatly yel.uvod by it. In acute bronchit.a it is also btudlcia1. and whiUt ittendstocheoklnnammation.it promotes exceo'oration, and thus rolioves tho laborious and difficult breathing so general in theße attacks. As a Cough Medicine, for persons of ill ages, It Is exoellent. To be had of a'l Chemists and Storekeepers, in bottles. Is Od, 23 6d, Is Gd, and 8s each. Wholesale Agonts for Auckland—N,Z. Drug Company, Meßira P. Hayman & Co., Clobo Brothers. Queeu-3trcct, and Starland & Co. Chemist. 53). Furcnnaerß are requested to asKed tot Bixter'o Lung PreEorver. Bo cautious againßt being put off with some other medicine, which dealers may recommend solely on the ground of having more profit. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is a Pleasant Remedy. B~AXTER'S LUNG PRESERVED ie a _Potent Remedy. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER is supported by high-class Testimonials. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER ii highly recommended by members of tho Medical. Legal, and Clerical Professions. B" "TXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not disorder the atomaoh. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not constipate the bowels. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not produ^ headache. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER does not contain Paregoric. Opium, or Squill?. BAXTER'S LUNG PRESERVER fa admitted to be tho Cheapest and Beat POugh Mixture.



1 Sporting. BAKUHANGA HUNT CLUB. ANNUAL RACK MEETING, To be held on tlio Elleralio Racocourso Oh SATURDAY, 31st OCTOBER. open handicap hurdle rack. LIGHT-WKIQIIT STEKPKCHASE. PAKURANGA HUNT CLUR CUP. FARMERS' PLATE, OPKN STEEPLECHASE. MEMBERS' HURDLE RACE. LADIES' BRACELET. WM, PERCIVAL, Secretary. % J .p THE Undersigned wishes to intimate to his Customers and tho Sporting Public generally, that ho will bo in attendance at Tat coruall'a kveuy kvening duriuj? tho present month (from 8 to 10 o'clock), to compare Wagers on the Caultlold Cup and Molbourno Derby and Cup. > j ROBERT BLAIKIE. MESSRS ENKO AND MAY have the honour to inform their clients tlmt they will attend at TattersaU'a Club roam KVKRY EVENING during the preßSht Month, to compare Hooka and Wagers on the Caulfield Cup, Melbourne Derby and Cup, and rocelvo instructions on all future events. (Signed) ENKO AND MAY. CAULFIELD CUP AND V.R.C. SPRING MEETING. Gentlemen having wagers with me on the abovo events are requested to compare. J. GALLAGHER. T A DON'S GRAND CONSULTATION "*-* ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1888. Tickets, 10s each. Will close about October 2& ,„ *™ m , ,To bo rnn November 3,1885. 12,000 Tickets at 10a each. 358 Prizes, distributed ns follows ;— „, . CAsn Phizes. First horse ..£2OOO lat £250 £2K Seoond horso _ 1000 2at 100 " 20( Third hor^o .. 600 2at 60.. 10C Starters (div.) .. 4001 lat 25.. 10C Non-startors (div.) 6001 10 at 10. _ 10C 50 at b.. _ 25{ 125 at <„' _ 501) £i»oo Twot Eaoh ticket has eight chances, being drawn eight times—viz , oneo for the horses and once for oach lot of cash prizes, thus making it pos Bible for one ticket to draw eight prizes or win £2,441, In the ovent of more than 12,000 tickets being applied for, an oxtra number of cash prlzeß will bo awarded. Drawing takes plaoe in the presenco of the Pross and a committee ol Bubacribors. Tho names and addroaoes of the throe principal winners may bo obtained by the Press on application to tho undersigned, but nol for publication. For tho encouragement of com prides, persons taking 25 tiokota will reuolvo ont *f. J;etas commission. Results posted to all tub- H lbors. Telegrams or registered lottors will not be acoeptod on any account Application bj letter only, unclosing two stamps, withoxohange on cheque, or by money order, bank noteß, oi draft. If bank notes are sont, please use two envelopes, ono soiled and placed lnßide the other. It would care timo if an addressed envelope is oncloscd with application. Clrcula: Will bo forwarded free on application. Address— LA DON, Care of S. A. Asher, G FLANEUR'S • K3 - CONSULTATION - KS " OS TUB " MELBOURNE CUP, 188 5, Run on Novembor 3. £150 for Five Shillings. Molbourno Cub Tickets, Five Shillings Each. Last Consultation of tho Season, on account of Now Act coming into force on November 1. 2,000 Members at Fivo Shillings Each. About 35 Prizes. FlrstHorso £150 Second Horse io Third Horse 53 Other Starters (div., about £7 each) 225 Total .. £500 In order to Buit tho dull timos. G. Flaneur is now forming a Scries of Companies on tho Mel bourne Cup at Fivo Shilling Shares, the first of which is now open. Application by lettor only. The Drawincr, under the supervision of a Com mittee of Town and Country Investors, will take place us soon as filled. Reßiilt Slips forwarded to subscribers immediately afterwards. Enclose stamps for reply and result. All agents and re presentatives of 25 tickots and of Press invited to drawing. P.O. Orders safest way of remitting. If bank-notes are enclosed, please registerlottor. Early application invited, as No. 1 Company is sure to fi^ US y NE UR. care of D. Twohlll. P.O. Box JOG, or Park Hota), Auckland. Mizes.—^OO-i'iuzES. A FORTUNE FOR SOMEONE. £2000 foi 10s. SOMEONE MUST GET THIS LARGE PRIZE OF £2000 FOR 10s. 18,200 SHARKS DISPOSED OF ON- MEL BOURNE CUP, 1881. ADA IS SURE OF A FULL SHARE LIST THIS TIME. £10,000| __£&__ I £10,000 a RAND ANNUAL CONSULTA TION ON THE MELBOURNE & NEW ZEALAND CUPS OF 1885. MELBOURNE CUP-To be run at Melbourne on 3rd November, 1885. NEW ZEALAND CUP—To be run at Christ urch on tho 10th Novembor, 1835. FIRST PRIZE IN MELBOURNE CUP, £2000. 20,000 Programmes at 10a Each. Will Close Positively on 29th October, 1885. DON'T FORGET 1—492 PRIZES ! Melbourne Cup. New Zealand Cup. 165 Nominations. 61 Nominations. First Horse _ £2000 First Horso .. £100 Seoonii Horse .. 600 Seoond Horße .. 250 Third Horse .. 100 Third Horse .. 200 Starters(divided) 600 Starters(divided) 250 Non starters (div.) 1000 Non-startors (div.) 400 "£4600 £1500 Cash awards. 6 at £100 -£COO 16 at 50 - _ BCO 24 at 25 - 800 30 at 20 _ - &)0 40 at 10 ~ - 100 50 at 8 _ - 400 100 at 6 .. ~ -_500 £3900 FIPBT PRIZE, MELBOURNE CUP, £20CO. REMEMBER ! —492 PRIZES 1 Ada Mantua disposed of on her last Mel bourne Cup the large number of 18,200 shares. This year Bhe hopes to Burpass even that number. Kach ticket haa nine chances, and can obtain a prize in each of the nine drawings. Please send P.O. Orders when convenient, or Bank Notos (do not enclose coin). Country oheauos must have Is exchange added, and marked correct by banker. Two 2d stamps re quired from country clients for reply and result. A Book of 25 Tickots will be forwarded to any subscriber ftr the sum of £12. The entire satisfaction given to my numerous supporters during tho past seven years warrants me in stating that I am confident that this will bo a crowning success, and wfll fill very rapidly. Therefore, ear y application is necessary. Jf so desired, any subscriber who may be a prize-winner can forward their voucher or vouchers through their banker for payment, when same, if found correct, will be duly honoured. Remember 1 —"The Gaming and Lotteries Amendment Act" comes into force on the Ist November, bo that clients will no doubt rea.-"se Ada's expectations, and make thia a bumper N.B.—ln accordance with my long-established rule, the names and addresses of the Principal Prize-winners, and also of thoße who form the 1 Committee (selected from the general.body of Subscribers, associated with members of the prose), will be furnished to all the leading news papers throughout Mew Zealand. Results will (U forwarded not later thin 31et October. Ada Mantua's First Prizeof £!600 on tl'» Mel bourne Cup last year went to Riverton, U .>.. - Note .Address- ADA MiNTIU, Care of Lyonß and Han, Post-office Box 351. Dunedin, 492 Prizes. 2000 foh 10s 492 Phizes.



J^ E S U L T. MELBOURNE CUP, 1,000 Members at 10a Kach. 2848 Caliban 3369 Lord Wilton 132 i Lantern (Haines) 2705 Monte Chriato 1719 Cyclops 1597 Kemus 2C09 Kbony 1814 Fen.side 2488 Fryirgpan t'CO Quality 1:018 Urara 2055 Astroaa 2413 Silver King 2200 Paleranda 74 Wavorloy GI4 Real Jam 1678 Cairo 395 Lennox 1910 Vanguard (Kvanß) 2879 Brown and Rose 33GJ, Newßtcad MS Uralla 3059 King's Own 743 Copra 15<J0 Kspiegle 37G.i Juana 1807 Algerian 570 Tom Brown 3510 Sunny Days 36*9 Iaf?o 3219 Hilltop 1432 Grace Darling 3363 Kufus 3904 Calma 103 Madcap 3330 Precious Stone 199J Hecuba 1098 Elwood 3889 Commotion 3138 Happy Thought 2814 Capri 2589 Coriolanub 2301 Cardigan 2C33 Despot cIW First Demon 500 Stornaway 3958 The Pencil 790 The Israelite 1159 Trenton 3937 Gasconade 885 Ceriso and-Bluo 086 Yellow Hammer 2671 Liberty 845 Dunlop 4000 Minerva 1070 The Teacher 717 July 1207 Bonnie Doon 119 Moonßheo 2059 Boadicea BS9 Sloth 1017 Kingsda'.o 320G The Broker 2878 Mozart 2183 Faro 3307 Anchorite 177 Vanguard (Robin- 598 Umbra son.N.Z) 3189 Lantern(Adelaido) 104 Dirk Hatteraiok 779 Jocular IS3 St. Odillc 339 Willeroo sia Gardenia 309G Revenge 3KU Kathloen 2295 St. John i 20S0 Uncas 1714 Prince Imperial . 331 Flret Prince 443 Duke of Athol 1377 Videtto 2845 Sardius 1470 Oxford Sdii Too Too 217G Little John 3720 Prime Minister 1745 Kingship 2707 The Andes S) Kagle Grange 1344 PromaLheus 3075 Archie 1037 Sheet Anchor 1571 Monatteh 1378 Country Boy 515 Tissue 1098 Kin* of the Gipsies 2888 Plausible 977 Nepicallina 2311 Tnunderbolt 1774 Abner 3789 Dagobert 588 Mylos Coppaleen 723 Matchlock 3502 Honevdew 2906 Gai field 27 Helene 3726 Hawthorn 2 95 Motal 3316 Impulse 3907 Off Colour 1788 Signor 1082 Oudoia 11G9 Fish o' Silver 2178 Acolyto 2601 First Chtster 20 Hazard 427 Zono 3358 Plymton Cfs Courtier 720 Lucky Hit 1591 Free Trade 1012 Normanby 761 Hipponrlff 718 Liverpool 372 Reginald 1471 St. Laurence 913 Clarendon (Kruskka) 2988 Nordenfelt 107 Lesbia 3084 Burrilda 2157 Arsenal 1789 Warwlok 2310 Forlorn Hope 2880 Clarendon (3yd.) 2110 Tarpeia 3275 Lord Kxoter 2512 Silver Mine 3227 Merlin 3712 Snip 1400 Ruby 1491 Coronet 3410 Wing 69 Glimmer 1007 Britisher 1058 Bristol 3109 Manchester 870 The Plunger 2152 Hastings 1710 Kit Nubbles 3558 Cincinnatus 2G:)9 Lorelei 3184 Privateer 3471 I'ercusjlon 1888 Wink Bonny 955 Velocipedo SA3 Conjecture 1015 Wilka 3178 Perchance 152 Louis 1055 Winchester EB3O Vergy 3)10 Tasman I 2175 Bosworth 2,7 Stronchyan Drawn in tho presence of the Press, and a committeo of Bubscriborp. A Final list of nn unlimited number of sub scribers at 10s each now open. Marly application is spociully requested. ADAM BEDE. ADAM B H D E IS NOW FORMING HIS ANNUAL SERIES OF COMPANIES ON THE MELBOURNE CUP, 1888, To be Run First. Week la November. (000 Members at I To be Divided as 10a Each f Follows. FIRST HORSE _ ASOJ BKCOND HORBK _ 200 THIRD HORSE .. .. •.. ~ ioo OTHER STARTERB (DIVIDED* _ 600 NON-STARTERS (DIVIDED) _ 700 TOTAL , _ _ _«000 It la particularly requested that aarly applica tion for Shares will be made, as each list will be drawn as Boon as filled, in the presence of the Press and a Committee of Subscribers. Results will bo forwarded to Subscribers immediately after drawing, and the next list proceeded with. PounHr^'"^il" ajfrsumno't 'ex'S«S-wa- lISi ainouat to be ultfihaVoiy avuuulxePQiDa. f!*l" money. NO. 2 NOW OPEN. Application by letter only, enclosing two stamps, with exchange oh cheques, or by money ordor, bank notea, sr drafts. Registered letters or telegrams will Wot on any account be re colvod. If bank notes are sent, please us» *wo envelopes, one sealed and placed tss&i the othor. P.O. orders preferred whsr procurable. It will greatly expedite business if at addressed envelope Is enclosed wl*b application. Address- ADAM BBDK, Care of H. N. Abbott, Box No. 8. Poßt-offloe. Aooklanp. J~ ACOB FAITHFUL'S HESULT ON THE HAWKE'S BAY SPRING HANDICAP, CLOSED WITH 4,714 SUBSCRIBERS AT 108: £2,357." The following are the number of Sold Ticket, one number to another being Inclusive, viz :— Nos. 1 to 150 D. 1526 to 26L"5. 2639. 2650 to 4650, 46:6 to 471.0 4770 to 4800. 63J1 to 5350, 5377, 5391. Total number of Shares sold, 4714, represent ing a capital of £2,357, which has been allotted as follows :— DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES. Horses.—27 Nominations. — lßt Horse, £700; 2nd Horeo. £300; 3rd Horse, £150; others di vided, £267: total, £1.417. Cash PBiZKB.-one at £80. two at £10, nine at £20, ten at £15, twenty ut £10, twenty at £6, twenty-six at f5 : tota , £940. Grand total, £2,357. WINNING NUMBERS. Hawke's Bay Spring Handicap. — 220, Leonora; 2,723, Administrator; 2 343, Ascot; 359, Forerunner; 2, Consul; 3,555, Pearl; 604, Chrii-tina; 2,777, Deceiver; 914, Speculationj 543 Normanby; 2.658. Pasha; 1,973. Strenuoui; 4,295, Bayard; 4 121, Soudan; 1,771, Ualy Buck ; 4 131, Rilleman; 4,083 Parvenu; 870. Hewi; l.'flll, Herculaneum; 3.330, Lady Walmealey; 3.621, Ringleader; 4,095, The Bard; 1,712, Aimoo; 4.22J, Revoko; 4,061. Amazon ; 4,104, Comet; 2,567, Macaroni. CASH PRIZES. One at £80, No. 4451. Two at £40, Nob. 598. 2312. Nine at £20, Nos. 1159, 3088,4398,1061, 56. 998, 2896.1243, 4254. Ton at £15. Nos. 21E3.1087,13C0, 2C)7, 2554,1287, 12! j, 83, 21181, 3036. Twenty at £10, Nos. 3"6, 817, 3657, 658, 1119. 1280, 1331, 404. 181 G. 3383. 2942, 3154, 3312, 4789. 3574, 3190,1557, 2017 1907,175 Twenty at £6. Nos. 23.7, 1232, 4313,3152,1556, 4473, 4523. 294, 528. 789, 1623, 3760, 657,1443, 3216, 4233, 871, 2206, 811,1174. Twenty-six at £5. Nos. 2915. 1933, 1494, 257, 4488, 3606, 4226, 2323. 3111, 4794, 453, 3, 2333, 5, 31 13, 2132, 1074, 1808, 1767, 890, 331, 2922. 2104, 2177, 2412, 224-4. Tho Drawing took place in the presence of a large and influential Committee of Town and Country Subscribers and Representatives of the Press. Winners of Prizes wil be paid on and after FRIDAY, 9th instant As usual, Jacob Faithful will deduct 10 per cent, from all Prizes for expenses. JACOB FAITHFUL. Jacob Faithful begs to announce that his MONsTRR CONSULTATION is now open on the Melbourne and N.Z. Cupa. 675 Prizes. First Prize, £2,000. Intending investors are re quested to apply early as it positively closm on 29th ot this month. 675 PRIZES £10,000. 675 PRIZES JACOB FAITHFUL'S MONSTER CONSULTATION ON THE MELBOURNE AND NEW ZBALAND CUP 3. First Prize £2,000. Will positively close on 29thOotofeer. Remember, this is your last chance of investing. 20,000 Shares ah. 10s. 675 Prizes.—Each tlckethas9chances.—67s Prizes. MELBOURNE CUP (165 Nominations). First Horeo , £2000 Second Horse .. .. 800 Third Hcrsa „ 400 Startors 500 Non-starters 1000 "£I7OO NEW ZEALAND CUP (01 Nominations). FirßtHorse £400 Second Horso 200 Third Horae 100 Starters 200 Non-startere - 400 £1300 CASH AWARDS. Five at £100. £500 Eight at £50 400 Sixteen at £25 400 Twenty at £20 100 Thirty at £10 300 Fiftyat£B 400 320 at £5 1600 £4000 LOOK AT THIS: 675 PRIZE 3. FIRST Each Ticket has nine chances, and can win a prize in eaoh of tho Drawings, amounting in all to £2,618. To tho investor of £1, the odda are only 12 to 1 against getting a prize. Results will be posted not later than 31st October, and ad vertised in all leading papers. Tickets, 10s. Apply early to- JACOB FAITHFUL, cake or N. JACOBS, Box 7. POST-OIFICE, NAPIER.



Amusements. , ST. LEON'S DOYAL T3ALACE /CIRCUS, HIPPODROME AND MENAGERIE OF WILD ANIMALS. Proprietors .: .. MESSRS ST LEON. FASHIONABLE AND POPULAR RESORT Open every evening at seven Performance one hour later Notwithstanding the inclemency of the weather last evening, tho lart*o und elegantly appointed MARQUEE WAS AGAIN WELL FILLED BY A CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCE, Whose HEARTY OUTBURTS OF APPLAUSE! Showed the unmistakable popularity ST. LEON'S PALACE CIRCUS Has achieved in Auckland. THIS iTUESDAY) EVENING. FIRST G R AND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! FIRST GRAND UH A.N3E OF PROGRAMME! SPECIAL PRODUCTION Of that GREAT HISTORICAL ROMANCE TURPIN'S RIDE TO YORK; OR, THE LIFE AND DEATH OF BONsY BLACK BES3. ADMISSION: Reserved Chairs, 4s; Stalls, 3s; Pit, 2s. CHILDREN, Half-price. Doors open at seven. Carriagos may be or dered for quarter past ten p.m. JAMES MORGAN, General Agent. ON VIEW! ON VIEW! ON VIEW ! A Dozen Doors above THEATRE ROYAL, VICTORIA-STREET. TOM KEESING'S FAMOUS WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND] JEWELLERY. Everything Guaranteed. Try my Deferred Payment System. VICTORIA-STREET (Five Doorß above Royal Mail Hotel). Tenders. mo BUSH CONTRACTORS. Tenders are wanted for Felling. Cross-cutting, and Hauling to tho Tidal Creek, One Million feet (more or Use) of Kauri Timber. Apply to E. MITCHELSON & SONS, Auckland, R. NICHOLSON &°SON, Port Albert. m O B U I. L D E R S. Tenders will bo received until Noon of the 19th inst for the Erection of Two Villas in Nelßon Btrect. * R. KEALS AND SON. Architects. mo masons. Tenders will be received until Noon of the 19th inst., for Rubble and Concreto Foundations in No Bon-street. K. KEALS AND SON, Architects, mo BUILDERS. Tendors for the Erection of a p»ir semi-de tached Brick Villas in Symonds-Btreet will be received at our office umilnoon MONDAY, 26th October. C. PAUL & R. MACKAY FRIPP, Architects. 9. Mercantile Chambers, Quean-street. mOBUIL D E R S. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 22nd instant, for the Erection of a Villa Uesidenco in Vincent-street. Plans. &0., at our offices. Queen-street EDWD. MAHONEY AND SON, Architects. mo BUILDERS, Tenders will, be received until noon of WED NESDAY, October H, for tho Erection and Completion of a Villa Residence to be erected at Mount Eden. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect. mo UPHOL ST E RE R S. Tendors for Upholstering Saloon of p.s. Bri tannia will bo r< ceived at the Company's Offlceß, Qneen-strcot Wharf, up to 5 p.m. of WEDNES DAY, 11th innt. Specifications and further particulars on application. BKNJ. TANNER, Manager D.S.F.q m O GLAZIERS. office, A.M.P. Buildings, Queen-Street. ■. THOMAS H. WHITE, Architect. frio carpenters, & a Tenders wanted till noon on FRIDAY, 16th inst. for Additions and Alterations to House in Parnell. n _ VID EOSS> k.r.lb.A., Arohlteot._}ueen-street. TO CARPENTERS.— ONE 4-ROOMED HOUSE, WITH SUULLION,INEDINBURGH-STREET.-Ten ders will be received for the erection of above ail noon of THURSDAY, the 15th inst. Planß and specifications at Mr J. Warren's, Grocer, K-irar.gabapeßoad. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.—JAMES COX, Edinburgh-street. mENDERS will be received up to noon X on FRIDAY next for a 3-roomed Cottage in Mackolvie-street Plans &c, at my office.— W. Rosser, Victoria Chambers, Karangahape B>ad. . *7ALUABLE ESTATE OF 4,500 V ACRES FOR SALE OR LEASK. Tenders will be received by the undersigned up to Ist November, lor the Purchase or lieaßinpt for a term of years, with purchasing oiaase, of the above Valuable Property, situated near waikato River. Full particulars from the undersigned, or at Star Office, Auckland. A. C. FOOKES & CO., Licensed Land Brokers. New Plymouth. N.B.—The above offers an opening rarely to bo met with. W. J. TRIGG, ARCHITECT AND QUANTITY SURVEYOR, 15, SCHERFFS BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET. WONDERFUL CURE FOR RHEUMATISM, &C. MR WOODING, who has studied and prao tised for tha above for tho past four years, and has proved the efficiency of bis treatment in cases where cither means have failed to effect little or no result, be*s to announce that he may be consulted at his Rooms, High-street, for the special treatment and cure of Rheuma tfsm.Gout, Lumbago, Sciatica, Neuralgia, Head aches, Nervousness, Deafness, Affections of the Eyes, Asthma, Spinal and Liver Complaints, and all Blood and Skin Diseases. His mode of treat ment is such that it quickly removes from the body, through tho pores of the ekin, tho matters of disease, cleansing and pnri fying tho blood, enabling it to perform its proper functions with so little inconvenience to patients that in most casDß they can follow their ordinary occupations. Tho most important ad vantage of his treatment, and ono that cannot bo over-eßtimated, is thatmedicino is discarded, and thus the deleterious effect of mercury and other iijurious drugs upon the constitution are happily avoided. Acute pains in tho joints, knee 6, arms. legs, and back removed by one ap plication, and in a few hoars, AUCKLAND TESTIMONIALS. I suffered from Rheumatism in my oint knees, olbowa, and wrisl s for over onth and part of tho time was confined to my i d But. thanks to your mode of treatment, by out ward applications only, I was quite cured, and have not Buffered since.—l am, &c, J. C. Carter, Mechanico' Bay. I am thankful to say that In one application of yours I was quite cured of a mopt severe attack of acute Rheumatißm in my anklo, after I had tried everything else in vain.—l am, truly yours, E. W. Eyre. CONSULTATION FREE. Patients attended at their own Residences. Letters receive prompt attention. Reasonable Charges, according to Ailment. Hours : 10 to 12, and 2 to i p.m. Address: HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND (Opposite Miller Bootmaker). RAINING COLLEGE, WELLESLEY-STREET. EVENING CLASSES ARK NOW OPEN Practical Drawing, with Plank and Solid Geometry—Tuesday Evkjjingb, 7.30. Applied Mechanics and the Steam Engine, &c, &c— Thursday Evenings, 7.30. Teachor: Walter J. Robertson, Board of Education, Medallist, and Certified with Firet class Honours by Science and Art Department; also, by City and Guilds of LoDdon Institute for advancement of Technical Education. MR LOUIS H. SCHARRER (for 10 years standing Member of Sydney and Melbourne Tattersjll's) deeires to thank the public and sporting community generally for past favours and begs most rospectfally to announce that ha has Books ftill Open on tha following events:—Cups: Melbourne. Caulfleld, and New Zealand. Derbys: Melbourne and Canterbury. Straight out and doubles on the Papuranga Hunt Club Meotir.g. All wajrera P.P. To enable everyone to oack their fancy, he is pre pv-ofl *^ 'i-" uoddßtosf,andupwarcts.—LOUlS U. ooa^.KtiJ4R. rim't B Beat Job Warehouse. Queen-street (oppobite Saving's Bank). Private address: Progreaß Cov.tage. Cock street PRETTY GARDEN for 2b Gd-A Packet containing 13 Choice Annuals, to bloom this season, for 2s 6d.—G. H. Layers, Wyndhanvßtreet,



Amnsemenfs.l A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE. Lessee and Manager Geo. Lingard. Business Manager for Mr A. W. Fryer. .K. Jiligh TO-NIGHT! TO3a<3HT ! TO-NIUUT ! A CONSTELLATION OF AMUSEMENT AT LONDON POPULAR PRICES ! " SPECIAL SPECIAL. SPECIAL. " DRESS CIRCLE, STALLS, PIT, 28; 13; (id. LAST XTGHT WAS CRAMMED ! JAMMED ! PACKED ! From Wall to Wall, and Ceiling to Floor I POSITIVEEY LAST FIVE NIGHTS op this m ANGLO-AMKRICAX COMPANY. Tho Management beg to announce that SPE CIAL ARR A.NGEMENTS have beeu made with Mr R. W. FRYER for thn re-appearance of those talented artistes, MESSRS UURAND, SaMWELLS. KARL, MISS DURAND. AND LEN SHILLITO, Who have lately arrived from America, in an ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, INTRODUCING AN OLIO OF KRE3H AND WONDERFUL NOVELTIES, IN CONJUNCTION WITH LINGARD'S NOVtflj, STUPENDOUS, AND COSTLY ROYAL DIORaMA OF SCOTLAND, AND QRAND SCOTTISH (juNCKRT COMPANY. 50.000 FEET OF MOVING CANVAS. ILLUSTRATING SCISNKS STRANGE, WONDERFUL, AND SUBLIME. A GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF GENIUS AND ENTERPRISE, AT LONDON POPULAR PRICES. Dress Circle, 2s. Stallß, In. Pit, Gd. THE WHOLE FORMING ONE GRAND COMBINATION* OF KLADY AND GffiNTLKMEN 1 A ARTISTES 1* INT SPARKS OF WIT AND FLASHES OF HUMOUR. EVERYTHING ENTIRKLY NEW AND RKFLNKU. In which the following talented artistes will appear:— MADAME HAYWARD, the Beautiful Soprano Vocalist MADAME LINGARD, Musical Directress and Vocalist. MISS LILY HENDERSON, the Pretty Scotch Danseuso. MISS MAGGIE MoLEOD, Quoen of Scottish Song. MISS VIOLKT SANTLY, the Wonderfu Contralto. MISS DURAND, the Eminent Cornotist, and late of the celebrated American Tyrolean Concert Company. MR DAVID McANDREW, Descriptive Lec turer, Jacobite Vocalist, and Funny Scotch Humourißt. MR FRED. HAYWARD, the Silver-toned Tenor. MR W. F. BARLOW, the Scotch Dance Come dian, &c. MR A. LESLIE. Instrumentalists MR GEORGE LINGARD, In Musical Speciali- MR LKN SHILLITO, America's Greatest Musical Clown. This Artist plays on Beef Cans, Bottles, Musi cal Bells, Pieces of stones, Solo on the Violin without a Bow and Dancing at tho same lime, Tin Whistle, Jumbo Violin. English Concertina, Imitation of Scotch Bagpipes, Mountain Sheep Herder, Schalamie Ocarina, Guitar, and many other Instruments too numerous to mention. EVERYTHING THIS GKNTLBMAN DOES IS ORIGINAL. SOMETHING WRONG SCOTCH. TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT ! HIS LATKBT MUSICAL CRAZE (Crannery) and LONG AKM ABSURDITY. Also, the World-renowned and only 3 MARVELS OF PERU 3 MR L. DURAND, Lato of Adam Forepaugh's MR LKON SAMWELLS, Emperor of the' Dancing Globes, late of the celebrated Lenton Troupe. MR W. KARL, late of P. T. P^rnum's CircUß. The Greatest Living Acrobatic Performers, Tumblers, and Pantomimists ever seen in tho Arena of Amusement, and acknowledged by the Press and Public the Pre-eminent ot Pre miers, in their wonderful evolutions. Concluding each evening with a laughable COMIC BALLET PANTOMIMIC, Produced by Mons. Louie Duranrt. entitled A FRENCH WAITER'S TROUBLES. BYNOPSIS: Pierre, a French Waiter .. Mr Louio Durand Miss Llzette,ln Love with lan Miss Louie Durand lan Nicola, Lizette's Father Mr Leon Sam-wells N«la Nicola, Lizetto's Mother MrLnn Shillito Joseph, in love wi h Lizette Mr William Karl And other characters by the entire company. LONDON POPULAR PRICES. Dress Circle, 2s; Stalls, Is; Pit, 6d. Doors open at 7.15, commence at 8. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), SPECIAL ROYALTY PATRONAGE! And in the presence of Her Majesty TF"! QOEKN OF RARO lONGA AN j SUITE. VBBOIT'S OPE R'A HOUSE. uSfss&fc thuksu.M1; WoHafcjrai -j NOTICE. -'the Box Plan will be openod at Lennox's, Stationer, on and after WEDNES DAY. October 14, when Beats can be booked for OPENING OPERA of "BOBADIL" und daily in advance also fur sale of Subscription Season Tbkets. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle & Orchestra Stalls Five Shillings. Stalls _ Three Shillings. Pit Two Shillings. A LIMITED NUMBER OF SUBSCRJPIION SEASON TICKETS Willbo issued in Packets, obtainable till opening day of Season, 22nd inst., at th<* following PACKET of 21 TICKETS, for DRKS3 CIRCLE or-ORCHESTRAL STALLS, £1 IBs. PACKET of 24 TICKBTS for the STALLS, £3. These Subscription Season Tickets available for any evening during the Season. STRASBURG CLOCK. COUPLAND'S STORE, Queen-street. Proprietor and, Lecturer. C. Jameson. OPEN DAILY from 2to 5 p.m.. and from 7 to 10 P.M. THE MARVEL OF THK MIDDLE AGES, THE WONDER OF OUR OWN. A Perfect Facsimile of the GREAT ASTRONOMICAL, MECHANICAL, AND APOSTOLIC CLOCK OF STRASBURG, ONE OF THK WORLD'S GREATEST WONDERB. DIORAMIC PROCE3S.-ON OF THIt APOSTLKS Every 15 mi Antes. THE DENIAL OF PETER, THE STEALTHY VISITS OF SATAN. The Model Is 12 feet high and 6 feet wide, being 1-fifth the size of the Original Clock. Admission-Is, Children 6d. W. Gitfett. Agent PROGRAMME OB1 SPORTS TO BE Held in conjunction with THK AUCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION CATTLE SHOW, To be held at ' ELLERSLIE on NOVEMBER 9. PROGRAMME. Ist. 2nd. Srtu 100 yds Handicap £5 £1 10a 10s 120ydsMaiden S3 SI ' — 200 yds Handicap £5 £1 103 10a 410 yds Handicap £5 el — 1-mile Handicap £7 £2 £1 2-mile Walking Handicap ..£5 £1 10s 108 Entries will close at Mr D Twohill's. Park Hotel, on MONDAY, October 26. All Entrance Fees 5 per cent, on Ist Prtzo. Messrs D. Twohill &R. E. Ellis, Hacdicappera. R. E. BLUS, Secretary. [CABD.] MR GEORGE H. CLUTSAM, LATE PIANIST TO RITA-RAD CLIFF CONCERT COMPANY. Has decided on remaining in Auckland, and will accept Pupils for the Pianoforte, every branoh of Theo-etieal and Practical Composi tion, and the Study of tho Artof Accompanying. His system will bo that adopted by the Loipsig Conservatoire, great attention being given to the acquirement of a Thorough Technique. The nuiKber of excellent pianiits introduced to the world from that Academy Is a sufficient guarantee of its success as a mothod. Mr Clutaam will be in attendance daily to receive Pupils at his Rooms, over Hoffman and Son's Music Warehouse, Queen-street, between the hours of 11 a.m and 1 p.m., and 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Lectures. YOUNG MEN'S CHIUSTIAh ASSOCIATION. Rooms: Corner of Wellcsley and Albort-streete WINTER COURSE OF LECTURES. October 9: "The Roman Empire: Its Biao and Fall "—Professor T. G. Tucker, B.A October 16: "The Living Boings of the Air '— Profossor A. P. W. Thomas, M.A., F.L.B. Commencing each evening at half-past Beron. Scats reserved for ticket-holders till twenty minutes past seven. Tickets for tho course, to admit bearer and lady, to; to admit bearer only 3s Gd; single lectures, Is. May be obtained from the Booksellers, from any Member of Coa mltteo, or at tho Rooms. THOMAS BUDDLE. |.. n „ A. KNIGHT J Hon. Bees- V.T. BRAKKNRIQ. Gen. Soo AUCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ASSOCIATION. FREE PLATFORM-FORESTERS' HALL. BYLLABUS OF LECTURKS FOR OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER: Tomorrow (Wednesday), "Emerson "—M* MOUZKR October 21, "Evoiution"-MB James Monnig November i, "The Battle with Self, or the Religion of Christ "-Mu J. Lkpper November 18, "Dramatistsof thoßesioraMon" (2nd Lecture)—Mk J. G. Cox . ■ ', Musical selkciions. Admission Free. Doors open at 7.30; Com mence at 8 o'clock. /1O YE R NOB BROWNE HOTEL \JC HOBSON-BTRKET. ; Board and Lodging - - - -20a pec Week BWießoom ----- *aperW«fc