. jvrA at first, nnd that an immo- W^'^S hardly be looked for. >^iedhow the £1,000 of bad debfe^mtlv replied that thoy were business, which had now lew ! °ld" „ Kkesinq asked if the Company tfr itoad the advisability of opening *d« "f'tin London and the EnglisE reW ■ is they might thus effect a saving csf'f'ge and insurance. i'irfflwAK did not think such an Th- m eS»«dvisable. It would in «*!"'„ increase of capital. also thought the venture was jUfctpWi'^ Mr Kemi ,^ t tUeCJIAIBMAN their freehold property had boon I 0"1? r«- fiftv voare, at the ond of which leK would revort to tho Harbour Board "mVb imw strongly deprocatod th view which some Bharoholdoi glw^,j disposed to take of tho Company's < and prospects. The present do f^Sw but temporary. At thesa.no p. howisbed to know who was rospon '.fKe'1 oversight" (using the mildest "Shin term) in accepting a loaso whoso CfiLand 'advantages resulting from Xmvn large expenditure woro reaped by ih r body. As they woro, howover, ««* a position, thero was no uso I Er down beside it and whining. I* nvrate, it was altogether premature to *"*"{ dividends when they woro only WG?tlio outlay from which the profits 1™ to be derived. tfr Gbsex askod how many sample cases, ..*„ had been sont to foreign markets. 5,i Ranks replied that samples had boon j to Mauritius, Calcutta, Honolulu, rtfin. and Australia. Tho results from 7. „ Mauritius hud been fairly satisfactory, 'tthechargesatCalcuttaweresoonormous tobe almost prohibitive Ho had boon !Lnred yesterday that there was an open- Z »t Bombay for preserved meats. The CuairMAN said that so far as tho immreferred to by Mr Koosing was con «raed it was quite possible that thoy bad made as good a bargain as practicable, and to property might yet turn out to bo On the motion of Mr Stbket, seconded hvMr Thos. Chisg, the retiring directors [Sir F. Whitakor and Mr A. Bull) woro re- Jlr Johi* Muafu w"s re-appointed auditor it the same remuneration as last year. Mr Street thought the directors were entitled to some consideration for their finable services, and he therefore proposod Hat»sum of £200 should be voted to them for Heir services during the past year. MrGBEBN seconded. jlriUtni Keesino felt suro that,in view of the bad times, tho directors would accept nothing for their services. When the de pression was fairly tided over, he would bo sed t° vote double tho amount proposed. He therefore proposed that no honorarium should be paid. Mr FnWH regretted Mr Koosing's pro mafcion, for ho was sure the directors had jJ2 earned the small honorarium proposed by Mr Street. In prosperous times such hoaorarinma were very easily earned, but it «as in stormy times like the present that tare, tact and skill were called into play, anda large outlay of time and trouble in volved. Almost the last shilling had beon called up, and almost the last shilling had been paid up. It was a long lane that had no taming, and their turning to better tines must, in the order of things, bo mened very Boon. He agreed with Mr Hemy Keeaing that there was nothing to be disheartened at in their career bo far. IMr expenses were at a minimum, and Iby wore engaged in so many different operations, that one or more was sure to bo dcceaefnl, .In reference to their leasehold property, he thought they had done noth ing to bo sorry for, but thero was no doubt fe Harbour Board had puelied tho sub- Wig question too far. Mr Ralph Keksing said that tho amount olhonorarhm did not weigh with him. It misunply a question of principle. lie Chairman said he did not boliovo in tha gratuitous services of dirootors, for tioie services were generally perfunctorily dose, and it was always desirable to have hum kind of a retaining fee, however ijiall. Be would therefore put Mr Sheet's proposal to the meeting, Ttequsstion was then put, and carried mil (on,

It ms agreed that the next annual meet ing should take place during tho last 15 daya of August noxt. MrH-SRT Keksinu proposed, and Mr J, Rssib seconded, a voto of thankts to tho dinxtors.

Its Chairman duly acknowledged the compliment, and the meeting dissolved.

Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.

Tsslltv, B.Hulaon delivered a louturo entitled "Hu'jDot}'with Kegttrd to the Gospol " In St. limit Hall last ovuninj?. Them was H small *nto«, probably owing to the holiday Mtm. /ilrJno. Buchanan occupied the chair ( TUfrev. lecturer, after instancing the various Mtwncesol the Gospel on different mon, showed the importance! ot a high souse of duty. God Wig laid men under obligation and given IWameaMOt learning His will, their firstduty "w to lam and do Ilia will. This is to bi learnt wtheGrapeL Id It there is revealed a religion -wtajhilosophynora code of mora's, but a wgran. This word religion is a red rag to mjtwple now; but religion is, all tho world WBiOnootthe choicest blessings of mankind, mi on the Utilitarian theory religion hnu wed claims. The greatest good of the groat tjtOTmlieni Is the philosophy of tho Utilitarians SHill, Spencer, and others. And as the reli ma inatinct Is unii-eraa.l. and- universally kmm and Talued,ha claimed that religion com- JWttitaelf to all on that ground. But Cnris ™jj*r is before Judaism, Buddhism, and tho Mil'"liim," because it bringa God closer • B>a human boul. It sums up the ™P religions Into ono organic unity. It ™gJ out tho relationship ot God tho JPftOfalllDonin Christ, and the brotherhood <«UliiM>in Him. This Christianity is suited » His Btilted for men of every clime and •W.Mia If men would accept it, it would JKWIMBT of the problems which estrange class ran wit, and threaten our social fabric. Let |»IM the belief that God is the Father of all, "JtMtill men are brethren ; let them but get •S™WjUithatprinoiple of love and pity which V»M Christ, and untold blessings would now jMgaiid. Think of Chrißt as an individual. jjJJiKWest onemieß admit that ho was a good, PJJiMttjwise man. His work and teachings S*«}™>eed many of the greatest saers of W™n™»tHe vras more than man. They gwaeet the marvellous vitality of His system; "JTBMVi admired the transforming power of {S««pel en the Uves of men like Baul of pWJaey have seen the spoil ot His power Wiping all classes to carry Hlb cross. S-W1 navß been constrained to adm^t ffiJjMe of old. "Thou art the OhrM." fflLyiJ."coonnts tor the aggressiveness of fflHgW The mlsaionaries in foreign lands, SJntenland's icy mountains to India's i.HLiat *■ tha Christian women in nick mSS!? dlW'alwardßi the missionaries in H"J]Ji ministering to tho sick, ignorant, and 2c™J- are Christian heroes and heroines, ZSSf 1 *y the spirit of ChrisL But where £™S {WtlonaUstio missionaries and Sis "s" of Mercy? Where are tho Ration- Kri™» are seeking to save the lost. ■wUBEPI-' tt« Poor and neglected? iHWIJws are they making to ameliorate the WMi rSS?IB^168 of groaning suffering fcS?,1. «*Becnlari9m hide her selileh, brazen SWWfeaßolf-abnegatingmodeßtahristlanity w3;,?'™ttes tho woes of humanity, aod tffiSSyrwUyaocepted, would turn chaoß :SffJn.!?? !°rrow lnto Jo?- The resurrec ffflttii??'i.'JWmbol of that advancement KfitnTi 'sa'™ualß and races who accept m?B Lotdl Men doa'™ and neod pro jjjj,«"JTwopment or advancement, but the nffi. s««p}»nce ot Christ and His lffi?Js?M l6Bd to tho beat and most *«£ vS?"^ Acceptance of Him would lsa4C«?.alvißiona and Sectarianism; It igxweM flown the barriers which soparato SB.!™! *"" race r"ui raco; and there- Xfeßt&^A?l man's duty is to loyally luffiWMiHtßlawa. It men would only (^"JBOB tastoad of criticising it, they would '■Wtfi -iS"^ ia, 8o"ow, a, source of luijSjHjM.ttie trials o£ life and n solid i«ffii? I ff?, ll<>nr of death. If mon will not •fclSr tn "l^B 8 offered by tho Almighty ♦Ittmit ; rf w m«a without money and '"wSfIMSf 8-!. they lnoac lho rdsponei <W?i m™?»wlio would not hearken when He ■**Wto'i Wec rc(lu<ißted Hi ß hand out- IPwSniJXy•• T? eonoliuion, the lecturer iSSS i5 eJ ords o£ Carlyle.to "surrender ajjffi"? to loviDg trnst to order, reason, imd mSSJni^S. word' God- Several queotions ?» uTwS rt?OBoPresent. The lecture lasted tttJirtJi™);. 111 flellvery, was Ustenod to feWoe^'i with'lifted attention, and broilßb( to a closo with tSo

HOSPITAL COMMITTEE.

■jj^n W this committee waa hold yesterday ifc^'^Mr Garland's offloos. Present:- Mt M. L m Wtf' »n *o ohalr, Dando, «S»^J~^ toe and Peacock, M.H.K. The "^iia .j Pt6Tions meetint? having been ttß £ollowlng business was &*2^ *mlS? op, eald that the dutloa ot &M«e imTS 9IJ owtoo muoh for onoporsoa SiS D !gSf'orily- It was agreed, there fi* bOrd «,??- aS B' fl, tant BS early is possible. fflMl«S1S l M»deby Captaia W)l- S»WMl e *2)" Colonel Uaaltaln who waa H^bXSJ! ? 0. Btlsß through lndißDoei- H!9SrM»^? tain Wilson's complaint to *&*^& p&??£ oODßidered it un *B!<«&ra»S t? UUse^brarian'Bßtatemonts. W*lS tft, *eletoa covered with a J&MfflM h,^fnd^ a 8 a practical joke ■ffift*oirtißM Me*itth6te for the pur "&ltiee.: maUel was referred to tho House DllecUon wl'h a letter C^SPmSsf OT C h ltor.'TWho ha<l ihreatoned *2 M«Won ttS% had vl6ited the Plao«.ttnd •<S2SW>i«K?.i ft e nui3anoe. The pig *S^BttM & rt^ kably clean- "od Uie re(u?B ■S3rJeditoft«.ff rtsldenta who had iJlftlffi'^^'^eConmiittoe be- W.^^insw 911. 11183*011111 be made as "'•kJii a »w Bty, and stepa taken to

Charitable Aids Act.—Mr Mackcchnlo thnn broußht; forward hln resoluff "That the MonP ,mrt«rlnS rportlt?d a3 * separate institu SeSfltnrv f« V"L Aot" and Erecting the SS \ a'J a t0, 11 t, afc0 , st°Pß to ascertain who wduld be wlllinK to subscribe" Consider ablo diecusEion followed, in which all he members took part, and finally the resolu tion waa carried in tho fol owing form:-"That all uocessarr steps under section 37 be taken by nnd BCoM nv tee. tO h?V ho Auckland H<SJiS I-., t1 d MoS9 ilad Women's Home, Auck fe d (Konerally known as tho Old People's Refuge), incorporated as 9 separate institu PWvVr^ 111.1, 0118. undor the Hospitals and Charitable Institutions Act 1885. That m nn?K° rt °f, a 2 etltion t0 tne Governor, tor th? Ev STn'rtJi 0!!? o™'^110 ?™thorlsed to obtain, «Jir?»? . aaWo lueana' tho "amea o£ personß willing to hecomo contributors to such inptitmion Thn the, CS Ive '110I 10 Bmount ot ll>Blr contributions, ihattho Secretary bo authorised to notify that is tho mtontion of the Committee to 0" fly 0. incorporation nmlur section sr of tho Act."

THEATRE ROYAL.

Thk variety performance of the Howards, Listcia, und Company, at the Theatre, B-n g fairly patronised last night and was evi dently enjoyed. Tonight thero will bo an ontiro chnngo of programme, and as tho ltoms are very diverting, this fact, coupled with tho low rates of admission, should on suro a full house.

A HORSE OVER THE WHARF.

A uoksi: and cart belonging to the Kamo Coal Company went over tho Railway Wharf early this afternoon. The horeo, which had a noße bag on, was being led down the wharf by a man named Keefo. The horso suddenly became frightened, roared and jumpod pvor tho western side of tho wharf, dragging tho cart aftor him. Keefo oscaped injury. Tho horao and cart sank, but tho formor almost immediatly after wards rose to tho surface and swam ashore having got rid of all the harness oxcopting a collar.

OUTRAGE AT THE HOT LAKES.

Ook correspondent at Ohinemutu sonds us brief particulars of a daring outrago perpo trated by tho natives ao Wairoa, near Roto rua, Hot Lakes district. Tho Terrace Hotol, which was leased by tho late Mr Robert Graham, was forcibly taken possession of and several persons, including Constablo Abrame, maltreated. Singularly enough, no particulars have reached the police or other interested paities in town.

ALLEGED CONCEALMENT OF BIRTH.

Tub girl McCarthy, who is concerned in the ullogod concoulmont of birth at Mount Roskill, has mado ondeavoura to loavo Mrs Patterson's place, whero Bhe is employod, and Suporintondent Thomson, not desiring to confine her in a coll, has had to tell off a constable to watch her. The adjourned inquos takes place to nforrow.

CANTERBURY AGRICULTURAL SHOW.

(BY TKLKtiRAt'H—I'KE.SS ASSOCIATION.)

Christuhurch, this day.

Thk weather is beautiful for the Metropolitan Show, which is attended by a large crowd. The tolal number of exhibits .is 1,258, against 1.29S last year. Tho quality is good, und the nhci>p, cattle, and pigs display of (Croat general oxcel-

lence, and shows an improvement on last year. Tho horses, though not very numerous, ure good. Tho show of implements 13 equal to anything seen here. Tho local manufactures and products are very superior in quality, while dairy produce is excellent. The principal prize winners aro :—ln merinos. It. Campbell and Son iind McMaster"s executors; Lciceslers—Bam fant, J. Haydon, A. Murdoch, W. Bong: Lin colns-C. Withell. W. Morris; Cotswolds—W. Boasj; Southdowns—H. J. Waahburn, S. Gar forth ; cross-breds—C. Withell; shorthorns—J. Deans. Gold medals for best bull and heifer, fat cattlo, S. Garforth : draught horses—McKol lnr, J. Stark: blood horses—W. Siience; pigs—E. Chvrkson; diiiry producc-M. Peach, C. B. Candy.

TELEGRAMS.

Nklson, thin day.—Tho steamer Maori, coal laden, from Greymouth to Wellington, was towed into harbour by the steamer Maitai laßt night, having broken her shaft,

Mr Levestnm, city member, uildretMod hia conHtituonts la»t night, and received a voto of thanks,

Dunkdin, (his day.—Bland, thoabaconder, was arrestod last night at Molbourno. His defalcations amount to £1,200, oxtonding ovor twelve months.

Mr Carew, R.M., assisted by Mr Scott, coramencoa the Wairaropa enquiry to morrow,

Tho polico have been informed of tho dis covery of a full suit of clothes nnd boll topper in Vincent-street this morning by a man named Charles Pearson.

Tho two prisoners Hiickett and Harrison, who escaped from Mount Eden Gaol on Saturday, were each sentenced to a year's imprisonment at the Police Court this aftor noon. ■

Mr Holdship called on us to-day to nay that ho was not aware of a requisition being signed asking him to nllow bimeolf to be nominated for tho position of Mayor ot tho city. Ho was urged to stand and an influential and numerously signed requisi tion was promised if ho would accede; honce, while sensible of the honour dono him by the request, he felt that he had not the time at bis disposal to do justice to the affairs of tho city, and eo declined tho nomination.

The Rev. Mr Gittos, who was at Wbati whatihoe by invitation during the Queen of Rarotonga's visit, Btates that the Raro tongans compare very favourably indeed with the Maoris. The languages are almost identical, and he was able to understand the whole of the speeches delivered by the Rarotongans. The visitors' language, how ever, appeared much softer than the Maori, the aspirate being absent from such words as haere, whilst the "wh" Bound in Maori is softened into " V " in the Raroton gan. A special feature in the speeches of the Rarotonganß to the Maoris was the delicacy shown. Even where tho former claimed, as they undoubtedly did, to be the older branch of tho family, and boldly_ as sorted their superiority, [it was done in a manner which show great respect for the feeliDgs of the Maoris. This feature, how ever, was not noticeablo in the speeches of our natives in reply.

The beetle which pays annual visits at this season of the year to the scoria lands of Epaom, Mt. Eden, and Mt. Roßkill, is now in full swing. The buzz assails tho oar just after nightfall, and an inspection of the foliage tho next morning revoals the alarm ing extent of its depredations. The beetles come in myriads, and, liko tho swarnoa of locusts 0110 roads of in the Scriptures, dovour every green thing except graes and weeds. It ip not much consolation to know that its scientific name is oduntna Zcalandka, and that it is an indigenous article, and not due to the ovil conspiracies of any acclimatisation society. It would be more to the purpose if some real remedy were suggested. But tho gardoners who suffer from its ravages havo given up all hope of cure, nnd with what patience thoy can muster watch its present capers above ground, and groan as they think what mischief it will commit on the lawns whon it assumes the grub state.

"-At tho meeting of the New Zealand If a the Land Settlement Company yesterday, Hon. Daniel Pollen presiding, the report showed that land transfer title had been obtained during the year for 42,062 acres, valued at £44,879, while other valuable pro perties had been gazetted for the issue of titles at short dates. The value to credit of profit and loss had increased during the yea* from £20,978 to £11,977. Mr. W shares, held as security, had been for feited or sold. The expenses of ma inurement showed a reduction of about £1 500 The value of properties stood at £268,983. Messrs De Latonr, Buchanan, McDonald, Wi Piro, T. Buddie, and Henare Ruiu were elected directors, and Messrs Carlrw Smith, and W. «•£«*•£•£ pointed auditors. In reply to MrCamp- Eoll the chairman said the whole business of the directors would be to wind up the Company in the easiest and best way m which that could bo accomplished. Tomorrow, Mr J. K. Kandereon will bold ■i

THE LILY ARMSTRONG CASE.

Mr Stead Sentenced to Three Years' Imprisonment

[heutek's telegram.]

London, November 10. — Sentence waa passed to-day on tho prisoners found guilty of abduction or conspiracy in connection with tho Armstrong caso.

Mr Stoad, Editor of tho "Pall Mall Gazettoo," was found guilty of abduction, and aontoncedto three years' imprisonment, while Mr Jacques, of tho sauio journal, was found guilty of conspiracy, nnd rcceivod one year. Robocca Jarrott und Madame Mouroy woro each sentenced to six months im prisonment in the latter case with hard . labour. j

(special to press association.)

London, November 10. Mkssrs Stead, Jauqus, Monrey, and Jarrott have boon found guilty. Tho Judgo cen sured Mr Stoad for distorting facts, pub lishing filthy particulars, and disgracing journaliam.

The entiro press endorao tho verdict and rejoice at tho removal of tho national stain.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

Mkldoubnk, this dny.-Arrivod this morn ing: S.s. Chusaro.

Remember This.

If you are sick Hop Bittors will auroly aid nature In making yon well when all dec (alia. If you are costive or dyspeptic, or are auffei- Ing from any other of the numerous dlseasea of the Btomach or bowels, it is your own fault if you romain 111, for Hop Bittors la a sovereign remedy In all such complaints. If you are wasting away with any form of Kidney dtso.iso, Btop temptintc Doath thie moment, and turn for n euro to Hop Hitters. It you me Norvous übb Hop Bitter*. It you arc a frequenter, or arosi >ontof a miai nuitio district, barricudo your sy.-tfom anainot thi) scoui-ko of nil I'.ouutries—nialuriul, oplduraia, bilioua. ami intermittent fevnrs—by tho use o( American Co.'e Hop Ilittora. If you have rougn, pimply, orsullow skip. b.id brenth, pains and aches, and feel ml.iorahle generally. Hop Hitters will give you fair skin, rich blood, and sn-cetost breath, and healih. That poor, beilriddon, invalid, wifo, Biator, mother, or daughter, can be made the ptoture of health, by American Co.'s Hop Bittors cost ing but a trifle. Will you lot them nnfTer 1 In nhort thoy euro all Dinennesof LhnStpinaoh Rowels, Blood, Liver, Norrce, Kidneys, itrißht't Disease. 6btO will bo paid foraenso they will not oure or help. Uruggistaaod Chemlnta keep. None Konuine without a bunch of Rreen Hout In white label, and JL)r. Hohlm'u camo Mem-a in boLtlo. Shun all athen at vilu. poiaonms muff Nkvbis Rkiuhn.—lt is Raid that one out of every four real invalids who go to foreign coun> triei to recover health ncvor returns,exoept i.b a corpse. The undortakoro, noxt to tho holel keerors, havo tho most pnlitable buaineas, i'hiß excessive mortality may be prevented and nitienta saved and cored under the caro of friends and l.iTod ones at homo, If they will but uso Amorienn Co.'s Hop Bi.tera in timo. Head.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1885



Birth. PHH,SON.-0n Bth Novoiubor, at Ailsa Craig, tho ivifa of W. \V. fhllaon of a eon. Meetings. fT^AITEMATA BOATING CLUB. A General Meeting of tho above Club will be hold in tho Clubrocm. Waitemata Hotel, THIS EVENING, the 11th inetant, at 8 o'olock. All members aro requested to attend. CAHL WfiSTPFAUU Ju.v., Hon. Soc 'CTOBS ON-STREET CUTTING. A Public Afoctlng of all those interested In having Hohpon-s'rcot cut to an nasr grado will lm held in St. Jamos'a Hall TO-NHSHT at 7.30 o'clock. All Property-owners In Pitt nnd Hobson sis. Bre specially requested to attend. IVTBAV' MARKET \V EBh E Y "AN iy cuuuun. A PUBLIC HOMB MISSIONAKY MKKTING Will be hold In tho abova Church TONIGHT (Wednksdav, At Half-pact Seven. W. MoArttwr, Ksq. (of London), will prooldo. Addresses will bo delivered bv Rkvs. 8011, Bavin, nnd Fellows. All aro Invitod. E S L E Y A N MISBIONAUY MEKTING. Tho Annual Homo Missionary Mooting will bo held on FRIDAY Kvoning Next, in tho West Tamaki Presbyterian Church (kindly lont for the occasion). Chair to be tnki-n by Joseph li. Wilson, Ksq .at half-past 7 o'clock. Tho Fovs It. Bavin and Jonoa will glvo artdrcßgoa. 171 I) EN TERU AC E. li EUEN TBRKACB. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS WILL I!I) ÜBLD AT HAZELL'S HIDING SCHOOL, TOMORROW(Thursday) EVENING, AT HALF-PAST SEVEN. FULL ATTENDANCE REQUESTED. F. T. FATHN, Chulrman. ■\rBW~ZEALAND CO-OPERATIVE 1.1 LAND AND LABOUR CO. A Meeting of tho BharshoMora in the above Company will be held at their Offices, Hobeon- Btreet, on THUKSDAY, tho 12ta instant, at 7.30 p.m Business: Eleotion of Local Directors. W. DUNCAN. Secretary. XT/'AIVVERA HOT SPRINGS CO.(Ltd ) A Speolal Meeting of Shareholders will be hold at tho Chamber of Coinmorce on THUKS DAY, Nov. 12, at noon. Bußine3B :To confirm alterations and uddltions to Rules adopted at nn adjourned General Meeting hold on the 21st Octobor. A. SAUNDERB, Secretary. AUCKLAND RUGBY UNION FOOT BALL ASSOCIATION. The Cups and Badges will be Presented to the Winning Teams at the Club-room Unltod Sor vice Hotel, THIS (Wednesday) HVKNING, at B°C'°Olt' C. E. WBITE, Hon. Sec. fIiENDERS required for the Recovery X and Dolivory on Broakwator (west side) of Cargo ot Stone Bunk in barge in Tamnkai Rivor. Tenders to bo sent in to Captain Worat'n Offloo, Sohorft's Buildings, by 12 noon on Friday, 13th Instant. _ MR VVADDINGHAM begs"to express his most sincere thanks to Mrs Waddcl, Mrs Noal, Mrs Bain, and to VV. Smith. W. Hob son, G. Sexton. H. Tucker, Warron, Dyer, Capt FielJ, and other Frlonds lor protecting and removing stock and furnlturo while ho was absent from homo. He will rosurao Business in Promisoß adioioing Mr Tuokor'a Veuctian Blind Faotory, Karangahape Road. LOST, Black nnd JTan Collie Dog; answers to tho name of Rover, Kinder please return samoto J. Caawell, next 10 Todd's, Grocfir, Wellinßton-strcot.—Any person detain ing tho above after this notice will beproeecuted. Womb's Schnappb wonld not havostood a test of actual trial for half a century wore It not an excsllent spirit TO~LET, a new 4-roomed Cottage off Orey-street. Rent, 8s 6d per wcok.— Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. E have placed in our hands, for ab polute Sale, several Town and Country Hotels.—Grant & Cooko, 75; Queen-street. "ANTED, Kitchen Boy. — Apply Albert Hotel. ANTED, a Good Female Cook, ot once.—Apply Masonio Hotel, Prinoes street. WANTED, a smart Boy for Bakohouee, or as an Apprentice.—Apply New Zea land Bakery, Parnell. ANTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Apply bßtween 2 p.m. and _ p ni. to Mrs J Craig. Bymondsat. WANTED, Generals (12s), Female Cook (30?), Housunaids (12s), Waitress (15.°), Nursegirls, Assistants, Bushmen, Woodcutter. -A. McLood. 7. Quoen-stroet; or St. Mary's Red. Ponsonby. . W 'ANTED, 2 Gentlemen, at New Boarding Houbo Cambria House, Upper Vincont-street. Piano, plunge and shower bath, splendid v'ew, close to_Queen^t. \TI7ANTFD, Working Housekeeper W (town), Houeoraaids(town and country), Wa:ter (cown), Good Woman Cook (hotel), Gen erals (Gisborne, Ta Aroha.town, North Shore, suburbs!, Second Cook, Waitres.-Mrs Els more'a. _ .__ WANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply S. Parker's Galvanized Irou Works, Vio [toiia-streetEajjt.



Wanted. WANTED, first-class Coat, Trousers, and Voat. Makers.—New Zealand Tweed Company. Tailors. Shorlland-strect. \I7 AN TED, 50 good Men for the Thames- TT Hikuatia Railway contract.—Apply on tho works to Larkin and O'Brien. WANTED, young Man for clothing de partmont.- James Scutt, Locdvn House, Victoria and Nelson etroots. WAN TED, a Smart Young Man to drive a spring cart; referenco required. > — Apply M, Marks, American Hop Beer Co., or , 07. Circy-atreot. \IjANTED, at tho New Chum Stone T T Worko, Mount Eden, Men to Quarry spaulds?. Also, Dray a to load road niotul.— Apply to {Jiui?. Großyenor.jit the Worjca. 1 W7"ANTED, a Kitchon ManT—Apply"to T T Mr Murtlu, Vicloriu Lining Rooms, noxt to MontaKuo'B, Quoen-Et. W vANTED, Unntly Youth or Man to draw a Lady'd Light Invalid Chair occasionally.—Apply at onco at Si ah Olllco. WANTED, a Boy.-Apply to cTCalT _ning, Queon-Btrcot. WANTED, alioy to run for orders and niako himiolt goncrally useful.—jSpply J.JToss. Butch or, Queen-strout. j \»7"ANrKL), two smart Lads, about 14 T T yearß of age—Apply at Glcdhill's Cor diai Fnotory, Welloslsy-st. WANTED, 2 good Milliners ; none but experienced hands need apply.—Milno and Choyco. WANTED, young Lady as apprentice to the goncral drapery.—Jamoß Scutt, London Houso. Victoria and Nelson streets. "ANTED, a Young Lady Assistant for drapery business In tho country. Ono with knowledge of millinery preferred. •npply to Mr Campbell, at W. McArtbnr & Co. a, betweon 12 and 2 o'clock on Thursday. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dross making. — Apply Mrs Ellis, Iroland- Btscet, Poreonuy. VXTANTED, if Respectable Girl about at V-.1.V 1; Htferonccs required.-Apply caro ot Mrs Mliston. Cafton Houbo, C4rey-strcor. VIjTANTED, a re?poctablo Girl to mind „/» baby, and do light housowork.—Apply Mrs Martor, Piit-Btrcot Cigar Divan. WANTED, Housemaid and Nuree.— Apply Hobson Hotel. WANTED, at onco, two useful Girls for houso work.—A pply Mrs Hagon'a Registry Office, Karanßah.tpo Houd. WANTED, a Genoral Servant.—Apply to Mrs Wingat?, Arney Road. RoniUßra. WANTED, a Goneral Servant,.—Apply Jlrs Gibbona. Fruiteror. Victoria-street West, i doors from Mr Cnrr'n Boot Shop ; good honir^ WANTED, a General Sorvant; small family.—Apply betweftn 5 and 8 p.m. to Mrs Soymour Wells. ICost-streot, Nowton. W^TEl)7lJooTrOe"neral Servant; ro fercnecs required.—Apply, beforonoon, Miss Hewiu, Glcnholm, Portland Roud, Renmcra. WANTED, for respectaW^TngToTfiin, middle-aged rospontablo Person bh nousekooprr; good homo for hnr norvice; no Balaiv.—Apply lieinnlo," Stak Office WANTED, a respectable Pornon to wash and sow in return for J roomed House. Aleo, 5-roomcd House to Let.—Apply Ilnlmont HoußO.^Vincontßtroet. _ WANTED, Shearers, Daily Couplo, General Hands, Rtinnorsnnd Ueeful, a Youth, and Goncral Sorvanta.—Heighton and Co., Exchange Canada auildings, 101, Qucon stroot. WANTED, Ladies requiring Govor nos^os and Sorva.nl ■< to call on Mrs S. H Clavk, 310, Qucon-stroct. between Alexandra- Btreot and Turkish Baths. \\T ANTED, Governoßseß and Servants 11 requiring Kngaßnmonts to call on Mrs S. 11. Clark, 310, Quoon stroot, bctwoon Alexandra-atroot and Turkish Baths. WANTED, Situation ns"Groom by n Binglo man ; Rood reforoDccß.—Address. A.8.. Stak Office. WANTED, l»y youngUcntlomnnTUoard and LorlKinßß in suburbs; no cliildron. Staio tnrniß fully, or furnished room.— 'Beta," Sim it Otlico TIT ANTE I), by a steady young man, TT Kinplormcnt in any capacity: used to horfcea aril ktclcu. nnd not afruid ot work.— Ad.jrcaa '• A.T.£_Btak Olllco. WA^ TED, Four Kespectablo Boarders, terniß, 18a washing Included.—Apply Mtb f'rlmrojc, Abevcromblotlrot-t. WANTED, Tour respoctablo Men ~"a« Boardel'J. ton n.inutOB1 from Queen Btroet; terms, ilia, washing Included.-Apply Stak Offlcu, V\T ANTED, U respoctnblo Botirdors, com- TT fortab c riotuu; llijpfr week: washing included. — Apply Mrs Uibbonij, Fiulterer. Victoria street Wool. 4 doors from Mr Carr'u Hoot Shop. W" "'"ANTEUTIo liiio i> Horso nnd Curl; prico. loi per wnuk.- Apply I'roviuciul Boarillii(f-lioii3'. Upper Queen-Btroet, 0 to 12. W' ""ANTED TO LET, Dotachod Koom, with Ilreplnto, to sitißle man.—Apply Mrs Davidson, Marmlon-jtroni(UpperQueen at.) ANTED TO LKT, a Hoiteo of r. UOOlll3, In George elrect, oil" Franklin Itoul; rcßlblurcd jjralc, rolonial oven, water laid en; rent. 93 ft'.—J. O'Brieii. next doar, WANTED, to Soil or Lease, a Cultivated Farm in the VVaikato. 11' acics ; lornis very llboral and o»sy.—App!y to Mr I'cacock, Opticlan^jjjipotJle Poßt-ofllcf. Auckl'itid. WANTED to Buy, for cash, a Coal ami firewood Rusinew.—Apply, by lettor, "JiH.y../_'STAnpir!cp._ _ W 'ANTED, Buyers of MoaFnr*foHow"iii(; Prlccß; Hoof and Mutton from IJ por Hi; Beo( SoußiiKos. 8d : Pork SausaKOß, id. .small Goods of all Descriptions Freeh Dully.—J. Fobs and Co., Quccn-strcet. WANTED, immediately, l'urchatiors ot Vaeoa, Lußtres, Diiinor or Tea Sots China, Glass, Wines, Tumblers, Dishes, au;?arß Croams, lltittor or Fancy Gla?n to 000 Goodspn'o London Arcade Stock. ANTED, rurehaflorf. of~WftUThoP, Clockß, Jowellory, Stntionery, Cutlery, Electroplate Fnnoy Goodo. Toys, I'Oils, Games, and Die NoveltlOß found In Goodnon's London Arcade. WANTED to Purchase", "a Secondhand Dray or Tip Cart ; rnusi bo cheap.— Apply, Ptatiiiff price, " A R.P.," STAt Ofllco. ANTED, Purchasers for the Candi date Co 's Extract of Soap. Put up in lib packages in boxes containing llHjb each. No housekeorcr Bhould be without it, uoltiaaroallj uecful and economical artlc 0. Kqual to any thing yet placod btforo the public, and excelled by none. Onco used always used. For prke and further particulars apply to Livrscy and Lq\veß, AKtuta, Coombea'a Arcade, Auckland. ANTED, Tenders, till Thursday, at (i p.m., for Erecting two Chimnoya. Also, for VaintiriK two Cottages. — Plimß to bo eoon at Nuwton Hotol. ANTED, 1,000 Working Men to take Fivo Snares each in tho Auokliu d Co-operative Drapery nnil Clothing Co. (Ltd.) —Applications to G. W. Renshuw, Secretary pro tern., caro S. (^3oa.bcs and Co. WANTED, New ArrivalsTo inspect tho Varied Stock of China, Glass, and Earlhenwaro, bt Wilson's, 20?, Queen-street. Unequalled value in Bruakfart Sorvices, Tea Setß, Dinner Services, and Toilet Ware.—Noto the addrosß : Wilson's, 267. Qucon atreet, oppo Bite Tutile's Photographic Rooms. 117 ANTED, everyone to know about TT Alexander Browne's Salo of Mcsars Beehan's Stock of Clothing and Drapory, on the premlßOß.junotionQuPon an>i Grey streets. SO per cont. under Englieh cost, To-morrow, 10 a.m. WANTED SEEN —Tennis Kackotß, La ko assortment of now shapes.— Chqrlea Kolf oy and Co.. 120, Queen-street. ANTED SEEN—Tho New Square Shape Dinnor Services, the moat toßtef nl Tea So's. and the chcapcßt Breakfast Services in Auckland, at Wilson's, 267, Queon-Btreo-. ANTED SEEN — Christmas and Birthday Cards. Kolsoy's New Cardß should be seon early.— Charles Kolsoy and Co., 120, Quoon-streot. \Vf ANTED SEEN-Tho new" Goods, ex ▼ V Kalkuurn, In GooCson's Queen-atrcet Window. Sterling Sllvei Jewellery, Eleotro platod-Cruets, Cutlery, Ac, and 110 varletloa of Pocket Knives. _____ W— ANTED SEBN-Christmaß "Cards- Kcleoy's now Chrißtmas Cards aro, If possible, oven rnoro beautiful than thoso of loot year. Shown in soparato room. Should bo Been oarly.-Charloa Kelßoy and Co., 120, Quoen-nt. ANTED UNDERSTOOD-In conse quor.co of expiration of leauo. Great Roduotionn In the Prices at Goodnon's liondon Arcade are »ow made. You will oflbot gr«iat saving by purchasing there. \\TANTED KNOWN—Short Longlhß T T and Job Lots of Timber 5a por 100.— Now Zoaland Timber Cn. (Limited). ANTED KNOWN, that T. Evans, Kironealiupe Road, is now Gloating his Winter Stock of Women's and Children's Boots and Shoea a', a considerable rcduatiop. ANTED KNOWN-The balanco of Metealfe'a now Music roducod to 3d to make room for the now lot co'ulng from home. —lUetmlfo. foot of Wakefleld-Btrort. _ AITTETrKNOVVN-Tnat fam making Mosgiel Suits at £3 15a. All goods nhrunk. Fit and atylo guaranteed.—R. Stow, 88. Victoria-street. WiVNTED KNOWN-No more Fish Monopoly. Buy your Smoked Fish from thi Rakino Fishinrr Boats at wholesale pi-^ceß at the Watßrman'n Stopu on Saturdays WANTED KNOWN-Metcalfe'a is the cheapest hous'i in Auckland. See his accordiuns at la tid and 3b 9d each ; also the large lot of books at the door all at 91 each. W~ANTED KNOWN —In Jewellery, Kelsoy and Co. still keep only Real Gold and Real Silver; no imitations.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-That the cheapest China, tho cheapest Earthenware and the cheapest Glass are to be had at Wilson's, 207, Quoen-street. A viait will prove thia. ANTED KNOWN-Goodson's Lon don Arcodo contains the largest and cheapest Stock of Fancy Goods and useful Articles In tho Colony. Trade motto, "Small profits and qnlckjeturps." WANTED KNOWjS —In Jewellery, Kelaey and Co. Btill koep only real gold and real silver—no imitations on the premises, consequently everything guaranteed.—Charles Kelsey and Co.. IZO. Qnee:.-Bi.reet. WANTED KNOWxS—The Cheap Sale at Birmingham Arcade (Into Coup ltmd's Krove), Queon-otreet, is a great success, and the 'toekja foet being cleared; a few weeks longer at such slaughtering prices will dear off the stock, and the opportunity of such cheap goods will.be gone. Call and secure some of the bargains.



WANTED, a roapectablo Lad as erram boy.—Apply Ladies' Emporium, 22! Queon-Btreot. _^ ANTED, Coat Hands and Improvers Also, smart Youth.—Auokland Clothini Company, Commerce-street (new premises). WANTED English lady requirea com fortable Home; tood oentral locality state terms —Address " Moderate," Star Office WANTED, by good General or House maid, a situation; woll recommendei by Mrs Whitoonibe; first-class references; t< sleep at homo,—Three doorg from Ciarendoi Hotel, WakeflokVstreet, WANTED, Barman, to-night; Pomali Cook, 25a; Houeoinalds, 15s; Nurse Govorncas, Lady Help, nnmborsof good Gcne rals, and Girls—Mrs Whitnombo, threo door from Clarendon Hotel, Wakcileld-atreot. W~TNT6iD, all my old oustomora ti kuow that I liavo Recommenced Bnsi ncs3asl)i'Cß3and Manllo-niokor, and in thank ing thoni for all paut favours hopo to merit I continuance of tho samo. All orders siriotl; attended to on tho shortcut notice, and prices tc suit tho tlmss. Droesea made from Gs. —Mn Weathorly, 77, Groy-bU_ WANTED KNOWN,—The Ghoop^Snii at the Birmingham Arcade (late Coup land's Storo). Queon-strcot. is a great success and tho stock fast beirg cleared, a few weoki longer at. snch slaughtering pricoo will clear of tho Htock, and the opportunity of such oheai Roods will bo gone. Call and securo somo of thi bargalns ! W "ANTED Known—Advice Gratis tt persons suffering from Rheumatism Sciatica, Lumbago. Neuralgia, Gout, Asthma Contraction o( tho Muscles, Paralysis, Deaf noßs, Affeotions of tho Byes, Spinal Complaints and Skin diseases. Cures quiokly effected bj consulting Mr Wooding, High-street Seventy flvo por cent, of pereons treated have been cured by outward apDlication. Consultation free. WANTED KNOWN-The'Cheap Sale at the Birmingham Arcade (late Coup land's Store), Queen-streot, is a great bu'cosb, and tho stock ia fast being oleared ; a fow wcekf longer at suoh slaughtering prioea will dear ofl tho stock, and the opportunity of such cheat Roods will bo gono. Call and secure some of the bargains. WANTED KNOWN.—A Grand Sue cess. 5 per cent, paid on £500 at Katon'e Co-operative Stores, corner Hobßon and Cook Btreets. first month. Just arrived 50 cases Cur rants, ■lid per lb; 100 boxos Sultanas, Od lb; 1 ton Keilor's Orange and Lemon Peel, Is per lb; SO boxes I'rlmo Muscatelu, Is. Coupons issued with each purchase, however small. All pur chase™ share in tho prollts. Dividends onco in ovory month. W ""ANTED KNOWN-That Munro and Milligan respectfully request their Customers and intonding Patrons to favour thorn with their Ordorß for Tailoring for the ooming holidays as soon as possible, as a heavy Influx of ordors a week or two previous to Christmas last year compelled them roluotantly to decline many, which, if Rivon earlier, they would have been ablo to oxeouto, and havo prevented disappointment. ANTED KNOWN. - Hams —Hams Haniß.-Ovor 2)0 Canterbury Hams, 9d lb. Guaranteed thoroughly sound. Monoy returned if not ns represented. Local Hams, lid and 7d l'i; primo Canlorbnry Bacon, 8d lb; ;ood Local Bacon, guaranteed, Gd; prlmo lacon, rather fnt, -id lb. guaranteed; prime factory dices;-, both old and new. l«d lb; good Chcrsa, 3d and id lb : bogt Fresh Butter, 8d; Salt ditto. Id and Gd. All Purchasers Share in Profits. Dividends once a month.—Cooperative atoroa. corner Hobson and Cook-streets. \ST ANTED KNOWN.—To whom it may V V concern.—£loo Howard if proven that wo rtn not sell 03 cluiap. orctipnper, than nny houso in Auckland in the following lines:—New Pota toes, 121b for U ; Onlonn. 121b for la; Voßotablou given away; Apples, 3d In; bo>t Cryslallicd Hugar, 3d ; good Yellow, 2d ; 50 Flour, guaran tied, la till: 25 Oalmoal, 2r. Gd; Soap, -Id, or 2 bsvrs7id; Bluo Mottled.7d; Candles, Gjd; Wax do , 103 : lib tins Honey. Gii, or two tins for lOd; Corn Flour. 4ld por lib packet, or 2 packets for M; Bilnd Oil, Gd; Hardinoß. 5d per tin; Salmon, Gd and 8d ; Digby Chrokß, Kippcroi Herrings, Yarmouth Itloatnro. Herrings, in Fennnll sauco and other kinds, Btd por tin, guaranteed; Lemon Jelly. Gd; Hobari nnd Nclnon Jams, 6d por tin, or 5a (id por doi-.; Dillon, id lb;Wax Matchpa argo tin boxes. Is Gd por doz; fresh Hnrring'. Gii per tin; Potlcd Meats, both plain and devilled (d gran,pl asHortment). y Uhb for 1b: Milkmaid Milk, Sd por tin; Two Plups Tobucco. 'Ji; Lolliog, .IJrl lb; a blond of Indian nnd China Tea for lo 8d por )b, equal toanythliiß Bold at 2a 6d and 3a liny whoro; a really nood tea for la art and isGd per lb; Klco, Mb for Is; Troaole. 2d per lb; Honey in bulk, 3d lb ; Preserved Glneor, 0d lb; and othor lines equally os cheap, at Eaton'u Cooporatlvo Slon'B. Hobfon and Cook-streetß. Allpurchaucraslmroinlhoproflts. Dividend flist Wednesday in Hi" L>PJ>.t!h_ 'irjtr au "i us a &. no w jn. AURIVKD-Tiio NKW STOCK for the COMING SKASON. Grand Display of Mim's, Yotithi.' and Boys' Clothing. S>iirtß, Tics, Umbrolliiu, Hats (in Straw and Felt), &0., and ovory doHcrirlion of Hosiery and Umlorwear. Speciu.l lino in Uoys1 Choap Sclmol Suit*. D. McPHKRSON, Karangahapo Road \\T ANTED KNOWN- W That GKOROK GUKGOUY, Pnotographor, Of Quick's I!i;4liUui:s. near Three Lamps, I'jDßonby Roud, Is i.ow producing Firßt^cluss Photographs at the following reasonable rates: For Carto do Visito, 10b Od por Aoz,; for Cablnote, Al Is per dor. Children some price. Tram-cars pass the shop \\T ANTED CUSTOMERS ran inn FOLLOWING CHEAP LINKS. At ltcdnncd Prices:— Ihws Miiti rial. 3]d C«li:Mred Ca«liliH'i''H, injd All Wool Pod' lil'Uldo. 18 lid fihio Sktud*, Ojd TwisodHil-Ungv, ijd Kl.-iincH, V 1:1 II illlki H. 1- Gd IVniil-rpaiii'B, Islljd Whim i-hv linit. G|<l Fs Id All W'nn! Tutilonlollw, Is Ud Men's Twed Smta, I£b IM Jlon'i Tweed Troiif ors, Ils li<l - do, do. do. aid Veils, 103Gd lljy.,1 Kulckor Suits. 3a lid (nil elzot,). TAMES S C UT T, LONDON HOUSE, Victoria and Nklson-stkkeib. WAKTBD KNOW N. J. H, DALTON, Tailok, VICTORIA-ST KAST, Has inst oponsd NEW TWKKDB from tho fol lowing Murkotß:— West of Kngland. Scotch, Mosgiol, Oamaru, French, and Gorman; the ohoicest things in Fancy Twoods and Coatings that over enmo to Auckland. Over 200 patterns to choose from, at prices ranging as follows :— A Good Suit for 50s Od, usual £3 103 0d 60a Od, „ £1 0a Gd 659 Od, „ £1 10a (id TIIOUtSKKB ~ 12b Cd, „ £'llßsGd „ 15b Od, „ £1 Is (Id „ ~ 21s Od, „ £1 5a Cd „ „ 22a Gd, „ £1 7a Gd Tliocjneftion Is repeatedly askod, "How can you soil real Tweeds at Buch prices I" My answor io that 1 purchase direct from manufac turers, pay a small rent, and do my own outting. In this way I Bavq fully 25 per oont., the full benefit of which I give to ray customers. N.B. — My pyßtem of Cutting is in itself u. novelty, allowiug me to remedy thoso defcotß caused by the alioulders being somewhat round, while to gontlemen possessing a moderately good figure I can Ruarantoo a perfect fit; making thorn thi admiration of their friends and tho envyofthei rivals. j. h. "dllton, City Tailoring Establlßhment, Victoria at. Hast. ■VKT ANTED KNOWN. REMOVAL OF AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY. Wo havo removed to our now building in Commerce Btroet (two doors round cornor from formorp'emlßef). Tho publto aro respectfully requested to pay us a visit, and they will be fully convinced that we faithfully perform all woßdvortise. Wolmvo tho finest and largeßt stook of Tweeds and CoallDga in the North Island, and a largo staff of tho most carefully trained labour in tho colony. Our Cutters are at tho head of their profnasion, as is fully at tested by the hundreds of flattorlng testimonials we receive. The praise bestowed upon us by tho other mombers of tho trade is honest and Bpontanoouß, as witness their almost universal doßire to imitate us. Our prices have revolu tionised tho Tailoring Trade, and they exclaim in amazement, " How Ib It done 1" eVVCS TO MIUBUUH AT WHOIiKgAIiB HUOTiJ. BEST CRICKETING TWEED TROUBEBB (3HRUNK), 13s. AUwool Sulto, 455; Monglel Suit, 65b ; Foxo'b No. 1 Serge Suit, 65s (this is £1 elsewhere); Worsted Suit. 60s I OUR BKST TWEKD BUIT, £Jj[ ]^8 (Poßitively the Boat Material In Auokland); Trousers, I3s. Our Trousers are superb—from tho Heat Material, 20s 6d. The soeptical are epeolally invited to glvo as a call and bo con vinced. All Gooilh Siirimk. Fit and Work manship Guaranteed. AUOaJjANB CLOTHING COMPANY, MKKOHANT TAILOBB, iMI'OUTKIIfI, AND MANI7FAOTnRKHB. COMMKRCK-STREET Two doors from Customs-Btreec Kast. Kutrlness Hmirß 1 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9 p.m. on Saturdays. THE LARGEST TAILORING CONCERN IN NEW ZEALAND. A MIDDLE-AGED Gentleman, without encumbrance, is desirous ofJany situation requiring carefulness and trust; town orcountry. —Addrteß Confidence, Stah Office. "\ UCKLAND LUNATIC ASYLUM. WANTED, a Male and Female Attendant. Applications will be received at Asylum. Toßti nionialn «n'< references roqnlrod. _^__ A UCKLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Applications for the positions of First and Second Female Assistant Teachers will be re ceived by the Education Board, Vyndham stieet, Auckland, up to THURSDAY, the 3rd December next. Salaries at tho rate of £200 and £150 a-year respectively. Applicants should state full particulars as to age, qualifications, and experience; and should f arnish testimonials and references. Tho School Prospectus may bo Been at the office of any Education Board. VINCRSf-K. RICE. Secretary- LOAN.— A Respectable Householder, in permanent employ, requires the loan of Ten Pounds. Will givo two pounds for the prompt accomuiocation. ar.d repay same weekly or otlierwiee.—AddreßS " Alpha." Stah Office. TAKING COLD is the cause of half our diseases. Prevent Colds by takine Rublnl's Special Tincture Of Camphor (Marshall1!-); Is, at all Ciiomiata".



To Let. rTIO LET, ono of Sandon Villas, Dedwoot JL Terrace Ponsonby; 5 rooms, gas and water —Apply W. Hough. Jervols Road. TO LET, Arawa-atreot, near Kyber Pass JL 7 Rooms and bath room: gas and wate: laid on.—Apply C. La Roche, Kyber Pass. ' JPO LET, two nsw Shops and Dwelling JL houßec, is Union-street,—Apply to Ed wan Bartley, Archlteot. rriO LET, several Roome, unfurnished JL frontage to Victoria-street.—Apply to J Adams. Watchmaker. TO LET, 4 and 5-roomed Houses; rent from 8a (id por weeß.—Apply Mr Field Grocer, Richmond Road. TO LET, in Sale-street, a convenient (i-»oomed House; oven, eto—T. Ussher Stichbury'a Buildings, Quecn-strcotj TjlO LET, a, new 5-roomod House it A Rennell-streot; city water and ovory con venionco. — Apply Mrs Patterson, Rennell street. Ponsonby. TO LET, Cottage, 5 rooms, Mount Edet Road ; rent, 12s a week,—Apply New Zea land Mortgage, Loan and Discount Bank, High street, next to Atkin's, Printer. npO LET, newly finished 5-roomed House JL in Tennyson-street, Surrey Hills.—Applj Mr Powoll, Tennyson-street, or to Malcolmaor. and Co., High-Btreot. TO LET, First-class Grazing and Water, for a few Cattle or horses; Becure Fonceß, —App'y to Win, Colledge, Raoeconrso, One. hnnga. O LET, that old-established Shop, cornor Chapel and West Queen-street, oc cupied at presont by G. Wonall, Rent, £I.— Apply on the promises. rilO LET, in Alma-etreet, Newmarket, a JL most convenient 7-roomod House; gas, range, corner allotment.—W. &J. Frator, Land Agents, Queen-streot. rflO LET, the 2 storied Warehouse, 21, X ElHott-etroet. Key at Rao's, next door. mO LET at low rental, Shop in Shortland- X street, opposite Star Offlce.-Apply New Zealand Tweed Company, Tailors. rino LET, Furnished Room in private A. family; no children ; partial board if nc.cosgqry; terms moderate.—Rota, Star Office. ripo LET, 3-Roomed Cottago, in Fern -5 loigh-stroet; every convenience.—Apply A. Neill. Ryle-stroot, off England-street, Pon sonby^ TO LET, Mary-street, Mount Eden, now 5-roomed Houso; every convenience. Root, 12a.—Apply W. G. Woodward, Victoria Avenue, Eden Terrace. TO LET, very convenient 6-roomed House, College Road; also, 3-roomCd, with scullery; rent, moderate.— V. Nightingale, Col lGßoßoad. rilO LET^ New 5-roomed House, with JL wator inside, George-streot, ofT Argyle street, Ponsonby.—Apply next door, or F. Burns, Brighton House, Hobson street. • TO LET, Williamson's Avenue, Surrey Hills-Commodious Family Residence houso replete with iivery convenience, and con taining seven rooms and bath-room. Immodiato possession. Rent low. TO LET, Argylo-atrcet, Ponsonby, House containing Bavenrooms, fitted with all convenience!); good viow ot harbour; close to tram lino; rent only 12s (id per week. —Apply Malcolmson and Co., High-street, Auckland, A LADY having a large and well furnished House on tho North Shore, only a few 'jGinutes walk from wharf, would lot part of it furnished, or take a fow hoarders; references given and rcquirod. — Address, Rosenciith, North Shore. B"~REWEKY TO LET — A hake oppoutunitv.-To bo let for a term of yearß, tho Potono Stoam Browery, doing a splendid business. Petone is situated seven miles from Wellington, and ia one ot tho most pronperouß and Ko-ahead towcahips in Now Zealand, This is a chanco rarely to bo mot with ; small capital only required. It ie a sure fortune for a business man ; illneß3 of the pro niintor being his sole causo for lotting It. Principalsonly dealt with.—Apply to nifinjiONDS Putono Brewery, near Wtlltrgton, N.Z ; or to Lawhknck and O'Fabbkli,, Melnourno. N.H. —Tho Pctonn Alob h'ivo just been awarded first prlzo at Induetriftl Kxhibition, Wellington. TtJORTJiOOTB—Houeo to Let (furnished) J3 for thrco or four months, near to tho whnrf.—Apply at Denby'a Post office. TWO Room?) to Let, suitablo for 2 or 3 rcjpectablo slnglo men.—Apply Mis Holt, Market Entrance, Albort-Btroot. rflO ITOfCHERS.—To Let, top Uobson- X street, drstclasß Butcher's Shop, with nil futimrn, of thu beat, block, scales, etc. — Apply Corn Store, top Hobson-stroot. Lost uud Found. LOST, a Darkish-red Cow, slit on left oar, branded WL on rump. Finder ro warded.—W. Mucklcßton. Bell Hood. Hemnora' LOST, lnat night, botwoon Grey-street and Opera llonijo. a Purso containing Notos,. 010. ; alB), roturn to Tunrangn, Nomborß known.—lfindur rowiirdcd on ruturniug to Stab Ouhe. I OST, on the 9th November, on the road .1J from Onchunga, past Ciillen's Hotel to the Ilari) of Krin, a Waterproof Coat (dark bluo mnckinlosh, small chock liniuj;). —Any person ro tuning tho eume to T. J. llonahaw, Stoie kpopor. UMOhnnf(a,_wJllhbojewatded. ji»»> KE\V rAlib.-Stolen "from" "Mount dS'^W Kden Railway Roacrvo, u Daik Bay Slaro; small white rpot on forehoaO.—Tho abovo reword wl'l be given for information, or £1 reward on return ot Maro to Mount Albert Station Cottage. Tenders. TENDERS WANTED for Election of Houso in 1 In.nluy-utiT.pl, till noon, 13th inst. Plans and apneiflcations to bo scuu at John Liunb's OtHce, IJS, Quoan atrott. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. T. LINTON. Rivcrhcad. Goutismort on First Page. For Sale |jH»U SALE, cheap, Grafton Boad 'Bub, L 1 four Horeos, and Harness. Must bo sold. —Apply Pro;ii"tor O.R. 'Bus. ij^Oß SALE, Cheap, best English J Countess Slatcs.-J. B. Blaikio, Vlotorla street^ jjlOU SALE, or to Let, Now 7-roomod V Concrete Houso, stable and coach-house, close to Mount Albert Railway Station,—Apply VV. J. Sayora Dullder, Mount Eden. FOR SALE, first-olaaa now Hansom Cub, Double Seated Bußcica and Dog Carts: rtlao. 2 Second-hand Hooded Bugglos.—W. E. Histon. Coach Builders. Wokofleld-Btroot. 17WR SALE, Allotments from a quarter * of an acre upwards: good 1-roonicd Cot tages and tfiirrtom; ulno, Country Lands, choap. —A. Ecntliani, Avondale. OR POSITIVE SALE—Two nice little Islands; one of 50 acros: tho othor, 100 acron lirst class land near to Waihcko. Steamers paps two or three tlmos dally; price low.—Apply to John Soppet, Laud Agent, 8. Qncen-strect. RTiOR SALE, Pure Lungshan Egga from V prizc-winuerß for tho lost three years also, Rouen Ducka' Eugs from Mr Doals prize birds. Prioe, 10a (id a Hitting of thirteen.—For particulars, apply to F. Stophons. Bootmaker Qußon-stroot |7(OR SALE (£700), a Houae of 7 Rooms, L1 built of first-class timber, and well flnlshad, largo baih, Leamington range, copper and brisk chimney in outhousee, ooncrete paths; gas and water laid on; every convenience ; within 15 minutes' of Qaeon-stroet; allotmont, 41 x 120; easy terms.—Apply to 250, Queen-Btroet. FOR SALE), a Bargain, very convenient Nino-roomed 2-story Villa, fitted with bath, gug, and water; coalhouee, fowlhouse, swing, kc. ; within 5 minutea1 Queenstrrct. Suitable for boarding-houno, school, doctor, &o. Price, £575: eaßy terms.-Apply G. Williamson, Land Agent, High strc ot. STIOR SALE, at Ellerslie, a few Grand V Building Sites, near the Railway Station; high ground: magnificent view: soil, rich vol oanio clay; adjoins tho boautiful properties of Col. Dawson and Mr Ivey.—For prices and par ticulars, apply to Mr MoFariand, Surveyor, EUerßlio, or Geo. Frascr, Central Land Agenoy, Queen-Btroot and Vulcan Lane. Auckland. FOR SALM, near Lake Takapuna, Roautlful Seaside Property with frontage to Bay. only ono mile from the Lake: good land, magnificent views*, fresh-water stiearns; fire wood and fencing in plenty; bathing, boitlng. Qnhlng, and shooting facilities; boautiful delle of nntlvo trees and fernß: grand investment for working settler or capitalist; onlj forty minutea" drive from Blrkonhoad or Dovonport. When the Lake Tramcars run, this property must b» quadruplod in vnlt o.—Central Land Agenoy, cornor Queenotreot and Vulcan Lane. Geo, Frosor, Manager. FOR SALE, IN BIRKENHEAD DIS TRICT. FAIRY DKLIj! FAIRY DELL FATRY DELL I Hafing been selected for its groat Value and Ueauty, is no\v offered to tho puhlla as a whol« or in parts. Possossoa fine spoclroens of the uisnt kauri (some of tho nearest to Auckland) and othor native treoa. There la a perfeot sea of pqlmo and ferns, a stream rises in the rtell. whllo the views obtainabls from the high wronnd 07 city, lake, and seaaro eimply supert). In addition to this, largq boats from t)ie harbour ntn land within 200 jattlsof tho property. Only i mileßby a good road from Blrkenhead or North coto. CENTRAL LAND AGENCY, COBHEB QUEKN-STHKET AND VULCAN LANK. GEORGE PRASER, Manager, O R A L E, New House and Allotment at North Shore; valuable frontage; five minutes from Wharf.—Apply HENRY BYRON, Agent, Fort-atreet. FOB SALE, A Five-roomed House, with large Allot ment, double frontage; convenient distance from Qucen-strc3t. Apply HENRY BYRON. Agent, Fort-etreet. Tji O R S A L An OLD ESTABLISHED BUSINESS, Yielding fair profitable returns, in tho best part of COLOMBO-STREET, CHRIBTCHURCU, IB FOR SALE, Tho preaent proprietor purposing to lßavothe colony. . For further particulars apply to M. LBVY AND CO., Fort-street, Auckland.



■jy/TALCOLMSCiN AND /No., THK N.Z. HOUSE. LAND. KSTATK, AND FINANCIAL AGENCY, Corner Vulcan Lank and Hish-strbkt. ARCHITKCTS, CIVIL ENGINEERS, AND SURVEYORS. IMPORTANT NOTIciT-To thoso desirous of either purchasing or deposing of Properties, no better medium can be offered in Auckland than through our Agonoy. Every attention and civility paid to the interests of clients entrust ing us with their requirements and special in ducomonts given to those desirons of availing; themselves of our advertising Bpace. JT? PC A CASH.—Corner of Crummer H&OV Hoad and Pollcu-Btreet, Surrey Hilla. For Salo, a most desirable Family Resi donee, nowly erected, and built of first-class material. The houec contains flvo largo and lofty rooms, kitchen, pantry, and bath-room ; gas and water laid in. House ia ropioto with every convenience, and the property being situ ated on a corner allotment, willalways command a prospective value. Immediate possession can bo given. Price, £550. Kasv terms can be given. J[?QAA —TENNYSON - STREET, SOVvi Surrey Hills. Newly-finished 5-roomed House, fitted with cupboards and every convenience. This house having been built of first-class material, is offered a bargain. Terms £10 casb, and balance payable periodi cally in reduction ot principal and interest. Level allotment, and near Great North Road. AQQA —FOR SALE, House of 6 9&O/W"» roams, fitted with every oon venience; volcanic soil; pleasantly situated, New North Road: price, £320; small deposit, and balance in weekly payments. Without ex ception this is tha cheapest Honsa in tho mar ket. Good-sized level allotment &ft fit I —WILLIAMSON'S Avenue 3B \J W« and Pollen-street, Surrey Hills. —Houso of 7 large rooms, with bathroom; gae and water laid on throughout; House replete with every convenience, including asbestos fires in dining and drawing rooms; outhouses, fitted with boiler, ohimnoy. See.; paths laid down in concrete. This property, being situated in the centre of this rising neighbourhood, com mands a handsome prospective) value and oftors a splendid Investment to an intending pur chaser. Easy terms of payment. jp/jAiV-PICTON AND SELWYN *WV STREETS - For Sale, con venient Family Reeidence. containing largo dining and drawing-roams, 3 bed-rooms, kitchen, servant!)' room, and bath-room; gas and water laid on, gas stove in kitchen, and gas asbestos flro in dining room. The property is situated at the corner of tho streets, and com mands one of the most extensive views In or around the suburbs of Auckland; it is also with in one minute's walk of the tramway in Pon sonby Road.—For particulars and cards to view, apply to the undersigned. "|V/fQUNTSr., off Symonds-st., large -Lt-8. Leasehold Allotment, low ground rent, this allotment, owing to its position, commands magnificent views over the harbour atd North Shore; price, only £50. ■\TIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDBN.-For T Bale (In consequence of owner leavlnz immediately for England). Three Houses, each containing five rooms and bnth-room, fitted ■with evory convenience, and nearly new; large sized allotments, each 52 x 115, volcanic soil. As our instructions are imperative, these properties will ba sold either separately or as a whole; a bargain —For price and terms, which are easy, nuiily as under. T A 4\f\-FOR SALE, a most desir- XJtc" V7 able Farm, containing 20 acres, all laid down in grass, good Five-roomed House, with bath-room, piegeriop, cart shed, cow-shed; two ncres of orchard, suitubls for a dairy farm j magnificent view of Auckland, which is only distant 11 miles: must be sold, owing to owner leaving. Government road forms one boundary. *• K CASH — New House, 7 Rooms, d&O with handsome frontage, situated In Argyle-streot, Ponßonby, in one of the most picturesque and healthy districts of Auckland; oloso to train and pier; prominent level allot ment. A real bargain. Prospective increased value assured. Price, £125; balance in easy weokly or monthly Instalments. _£?"| (\ CASH.—Newly-built House, bix 3& A" rooms, situated in Ayr-st, Parncll. )ity water, evory convenience, well finished. .<arge allotment, 00 x 218. Price, £325. Balance in very onsy woekly or monthly instalments. iM ii CASH.—FOR SALE, 2 Houses, dW -L Vr nearly now, each containing four rooms and soullery respectively i allotments 33 x 100; situated close to Newton Road; price !230. and £250 cash ; easy terms can be arranged for balance. I'hese nro the cheapest barge Ins in the market, and well worth the attention of any ono requiring a good home. i T>EMUERA (Portland Road).-For Sate, _LV Gentleman's Commodious Family Rosi donee, containing lofty dining and drawing, rooms, 1 spacious bedrooms, bath and dressing rooms, wide entrance hall, kitchen, scullery, and sorvaDt'H-room. Tho houso is replete with every modern convenience, including gas and water, wintry, linen and china olosets, substantial out hiusos stable, buggy she-1. and harness room; ia situated on a magnificent corner allotmont, and commands one of tho finest views in this fusbionablo and aristocratic suburb. For cards to view and price, which is exceptionally low, apply ns under. 13 EMUERA! REMUERA ! REMUERA! JLl> For Sale, cheap, af ow large choice Build ing Allotments in this favourite locality, being the pick of thn property lately belonging to the Hon. James Williamson, and having magnifl cont views, close to tho main road. 'Bnses pass ovory half-hour. Prices, from 30s per foot. MALCOLM SON AND CO. Coiutkr Vulcan Lane_and High-st. ON NORTH END OF" MOUNT CAM BRIA, 1 Volcanio Allotments, with mag nificent views of tho entiro Channel, Kanxitoto, and Orakei Hay,—Goo. Browu, Vauxliall, Dovonport Crozctto in IN BANKRUPT C Y. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. Notick is HRKRBT uivkn that a Statemont of Accounts and Balance-sheet was Hied in tho above-mentioned Court on the 11th day of November, 18S5. showing in detail my receipts and payments in respect of each ot the under mentioned Estates: - Official No.: 131 FREDERICK ROGERS, of Auckland, Carpenter. )3i EDWARD BROWN REYNOLDS, of Auckland, Gum Merchant. 135 GKORGK CLARK, of Thames, Jew -138 JOHN* LOW, of Whangarci, Photo grapher. 137 JOUN AND HUGH KBIR, of Auck land. 'Bub Drivers. 139 ALLAN BELL, of Oamarumutu, Hotelkeepor. 140 JAMES EDWARD HALLIDAY, of Auckland, Carpenter. 11l JOSEPH COLLIOOAT. of Auokland, Labourer. HJ ALBERT WALKER, of Auckland, Land Agent. 116 WILLIAM PLUMKRIDGE, of Auok land, Bricklayer. H7 WILLIAM JOHN ANDERSON, of Auokland, Carpenter. 118 ALEXANDER REYNELL, of Auck land. Builder. 149 STEPHEN MARTIN, of Tauranga, Labourer. 150 MICHAKLLUTHUR, of EastTamalii, Labourer. 151 WILLIAM HUGO, of Auckland, Labourer. Dated at Aubkland this Ilth day of November, 1885. JOHN LAWSON, Official Assignee In Bankruptcy. Volunteer Notices. niSTRICT ORDERS' Militia and Volunteer Office, Auckland, November 11.1883. The whole of tho Volunteer Officers in Auok land will be good enongh to assemble at the Drill-shed TO-MORROW, tho 12th inst, to meet the Honourable Colonel Sir George J. Whit more, E.C.M.G., at. 12 noon. WILLIAM T. LYON, Colonel, Command Dg Auckland District. yOLUNIKES NOTICE. COLLEGE RIFLES. NO DRILL TO-NIGHT. J. F. SLOMAN. Acting Captain. Personal GW. CORK.—A letter from England « for you lies at at the Stab Office. WILL the Boy with tho Mare call at the New Buildings, Ponsonby Club Hotel, WOLFE'S SciHNAPrs—Keep it always in the house, and then you will have a friend In lime of nood. Public Notices. •JJUL "DACIFIC MAIL STEAM jJM^fiSS*1 SHt P (:OMPA NY. B.S. AUSTRALIA WILL LEAVE FOR SYDNEY ON 011 ABOUT Hth DECEMBER. BROWN, CAMPBELL & CO., Agents, Lower Queen-street and Shortlandstreets. A GRAND DISPLAY Will bo given by Membeks of All Saints' Athletic Club, ABsiatod by Pbokesbou Cakrollo and his Town Pdpils, in all saints' school, On FRIDAY, the 13th inst., at 8 p.m. Doois open at 7.30. Admission, Is. J. W. LUSHER. Hon. Sec. TTVIVIDEND, CAMBRIA GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Share Register of the above-named Com pany will bo closed on THURSDAY next, at noon, until the following SATURDAY, the 14th instant, when a Dividend will be payable at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auckland. r. McDonald scott. Mauacer. Awklsad, November ». 188J-



APPLY at once for ProspectuSOß to the Secretary Auokland Co-operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.) Shareß nearly taken up. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS, all sizes and styles, 50 per cent under English cost. Sale on TO-MORROW, nt Messrs Boehan Bros., junction Queen and Grey s'reeta.—A. Browne. CIAPITAL gets 10 per cent, and share of / Profits.—For Shares apply G. W. Renshaw, Secretary pro tem., Auckland Co-operative Drapery and Clothing COj (Ltd,) HEAP" " AND" GOOD CUTLERY, Electro plate Forks and Spoons, Superior Razors, Scissors, etc., just landed,—Thomas Samuel, IC2, Queen-street (opposite Arthur's Mart). C"~O - OPERATIVES, - Don't miss tho chance of taking Shares in tho Auckland Co operative Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.)— For Prospectuaes apply G. W, Henshaw. Secro tary pro tern., care S. Coonibes and Co. CORSETS, CO per cent under co?t; Hoslory, 50 per cent under coat; Gloves and Trimmings, 50 per emit undorcoat; at Alox ander Browne's sale of W, and J. Bechan's stock, junction Quoen and Grcy-streete. To morrow 10 a.m. n HA 8, WILLIAMSON, \S Land, House, and JCstate Agent, High street (near Shortland-Btvoet), has always for sale and to let large and small houses in the City, suburbs, and country dißtriota! also farms, improved and unimproved, In various parta of tho province. Sovnral flligiblß bulldinar allot mento for enlo. MONKY TO LEND in large or small Bums on approved securities DRESS GOODS, 50 per cent, under English coat, at Browne's Sale of Beohan Bros.' Stock of well-assorted Drapery and Cloth ing. All fresh, now Goods On view 10 a.m. to-morrow, junction Queen and Grey streets. FATHERS,— Provide now"for your" Chil dren by taking a fc-v Shares in tho Auck land Co-oporativo Drapery and Clothing Co. (Limited). — Apply to G. W. Renshaw, Secre tary pro tem^care of S. Coombca and Co. MEN'S Clothing, Youths' Clothing, Boia' Clothing." First-class assortment, New, Sound, and Seasonable at Browne's sale of Messrs Beehan's stock, junction of Queen and Grey-Btrecta. MR W. H. WEBBE, Teacher of Piano, Singing, and Organ. Terms, from two guineas. — Address Hobson-street, corner of Cook-Btreet. EN'S TWEED SUITS, all prices. Special lino of Men's Tweed Trousers Is lid, capital value; Moles Is lid, beat in the market.—At Browne s Bale of Beehan's Stock, Queen and Grey streets Junction. ■XTOTICE OF REMOVAL. In compliance with tho wishes of my numerous supporters, I have secured and will opoD, on FRIDAY NEXT, October 16th, thOBO Central Premises, No. 217. Queen - street, adjoining Messrs. HswrN, Bros., with a New and Seasonable Stock of DRAPERY and MIL LINBBY, HOSIERY, &o. In tendering thanks for the kind support received in • Wakeficld at. I beg to Btate I will Continue to give such Valua as cannot fall to seouro an extensive Patronage.—H. GORDON, Gordon House, No. 2J7 Wakefield-i-t. PRICE LIST of Firewood : Long, Us IT 6d ; Blooks, I2s Gd ; Split, 13a 6d. Terniß- Caah.—F. Alderton. Wellogley-street West. P~"IANOS ! ORGANS ! PIANOS ! for Caßh or Deferred Payments, from 7b Bd per weok.—Webbe's new Show Rooms, Hobsoa atreot, corner of Cook-street. PARENTS wanting a sound Investment for tho Young, a chance presents itself now in the Auckland Co-operativo Drapery and Clothing Co. (Ltd.) — For Shares apply to 6. W. Renshaw, Secretary pro torn. RARE display of Dreßß Goods to morrow, at Alex. Browne's, late W. and J. Bee han, junction of Quoen and Grey -streets. 60 per cent under coat. Dressmaking on tho premißOS. ROSEBANK. HOUSE, DEVONPORT (nearly opposite corner of Lake Road).— Superior Board and Residence. Beautiful and retired situation. Terma moderate R7LOViLL7"Butc"herrKarangahape • Road, Newton, desires to thank those friende who kindly assisted in saving his Fur niture from the Fire on Monday last. « SHEETINGS, Calicos, Quilts, Shirtings, and Towols; grand value; ali new. See for yourselvos. Sale JO-MORROW, on the premises lately ocoupied by W. and J. Beehan, —-A_Biowno. _ H7 Jj7~woollamb (Late of the Firm of Partridge and Woollams), WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, TOBACCONIST (Importer ot Footballs, Boxing Glovos, and Billiard Requisites), 116, QUKENSTREET, Adjoining Messrs Tonkß and Co.'u Mart. Sklkct Bowing Saloon and Rifle Gallery. T LEECH'S ART" UNION ** • WILL BE DRAWN ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17. A FJffiW TICKETS LEFT AT 2s 6i> EACH. SHORTLAND - STREET, AUCKLAND. mHORTOBr, SMITH, AND FIRTH HAVE ON SALK 1%/lATAMATA TJONEY, PUUK WHITK CLOVKK. FIRST PRIZE. COAL. COAL. FIREIvOOD. FIRE AVOOD. A. AND O, P OLSON Coal and Firewood Morohants, Albeht-bthhet (next Salvation Barracks), und POLLEN-STBKKX' (Surroy Hills). BestTl-Trco Flrowood (long). 12s por ton ; Do. Blocks, 13s: Do. Split, Ha, All coals at lowost prices. Orders delivered at the shortest notice. Terms cash. Wolfb's Fciinaitb stould be In every Camp Chest. y^ # J. SULLIVAN (Lately Salesman to Messrs Winks and Hall) Begs to inform Hotelkeepors and the Public that ho has established himeolf at 62, QUKBN STREET (opposite Bank ot New Zealand), as HOTEL AND FURNITURE VALUATOR AND GENERAL AGENT. Clients placing business in his hands may rely On prompt and satisfactory reanlte. TT OT LAKES. Waikato or Tauranga Routes. Tourists hooking in Auckland roceivo priority of fuala in Coach and Rooms at Hotel. Guide Books und all information gratis. ALISTKR BROWN, Tourißt Agent, Lower Quoen-Bt. T A D I E S' S E T S. LADIES' RINGS. LADIES' LOCKETS. GENTS' ALBERTS. GENTS' STUDS. GENTS' RINGS. AT LESS THAN ORIGINAL COST, AT I. ALEXANDER'S. miMBER ! TIMBER I ! TIMBER! ! ! The NEW ZEALAND TIMBER COMPANY (LIMITED), having complotod their New MIU, are now offering SPECIAL ADVANTAGES to Contractors and Builders, and aro Selling BUILDING MATERIALS of evory desorip- REDUCED RATES. SCIENTIFIC DRESS-CUTTING. MISS BKW 3, Solo Agent in Auckland for this System, Holds Classes at BRADFORD-BTREiCT, Parnell, Mr Dar gavllle's lata Residence, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, from ten till twelve. Weekly Classes at MRS CLAYTON'S, Parnell MISS HILL'S. Ponaonby MRS GLOVER'S, Symondsstreot MR3 LAW'S, Remuora- Similar Classes formed in any District. Circulars, Terms, and Particulars on appllca tion. qOLI) EVERYWHERE. Abe For brookes and co.'s Champagne Hop Beer, (Guaranteed free from Impurities.) The CHAMPAGNE HOP BEBR is a non- Intoxicant beverage, and commands a ready sale as a FAMILY DINNER BEER. It is produced in Quart Bottles and .i gallon Kegs, thus putting it before families In quan tity and price that is within the rocch of ever? householder. Ab a Tocio. the CHAMPAGVK HOP BEER la unsurpassed, being a crood Blood Purifier and Appetieor, 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 "Bbookes & Co." is on every label. BROOKES & CO., CHAMPAGNE HOP BEER WORKS. Jehvoib Road. Ponsonby. QOALS. COALS. COA.LB. BTILL FURTHER~REDUCTION. WAIKATO COAL at 22s (cash) Pj» TON, delivered. CABBY AND LOVBIT, j Railway Station, Auoklwi4. '



A RTHUK B. DEN DY % ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR, ScHtfßr^'s .Buildings. Fort-st., Auckland* Eeferences :-K. C. Baretow. Ksg., P. CoroisUey, Esq., A. Heather, Esq., B. MitcbeUon. Esq., A. Y. Ha*. Esq. {Bank of Now Zealand). N.8.-Merchants' and Tradesmen's Books adjusted. -vr o t i c e. Mr H. N. Garland having advertised that applications tor tho Choral flail must be made to him, and that I hove to authority to let the building, I iieieby givo notice that the Trustees in possession, Messrs F. D. Fonton and Thomea Russoli (by his attorney, Mr Green), have appointed mo their Solo Agent to receive iron* tho Choral Society certain moneys duo to them, and to let the blurting on any nights except TUKSDAYS and FRIDAYS. . , The Trustees' solicitor wrote to the Choral Society early lust weok, fully informing thorn of my authority. F. G. EWINGTON, £ gent for tho abovo Trustees ot the Choral Hall._ THOROUGH OF NEWMARKET^ PUBLIC NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that by special order the Borough Council have rosolved to raise a special loan of Four Thousand Pounds (fil.000) for the purpose hereinafter described, viz. :— 1. To provldo ii water supply, lay mains and provide an efficient Bervice for the whole Borough. 2 And the said Borough Council proposes to pledge, as euonrity for tho payment of Interest, and to provide a sinking fund of 2 per oent. for the repayment of said loan, a Special Rate of Sixponcj in tho Pound en the annual value o£ all the rateable property in tho Borough. By order, WM. DINNISON. October 21. 1885. Town Clerk. PONSONBY PARCELS DELIVERY AGENCY. Parcels to and from town Carried and De livered Daily, at low rafea. Furniture carefully and cheaply Rcmovod. Orders may bo left with Mr Aley, Grooer; Mr lloborts, Grccer; and Mr Bi=nop, Grocer. Ponßonby; a'so, ot North New Zealand Far mcrs' Association. Cnatomß-Btreet West. /CHRISTMAS- PRB SBN TB. BUY THEM NOW AT I. ALEXANDER'S, ANB SAVE M PER CENT. Auctions. TO-MORROW. THE REMUERA YARDS. For sale. To-morrow (Thursday), at 1 o'clock, PRIZE FAT OXEN, COWS, AND SHEEP, And the TWO ROMNEY MARSH RAMB. ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'Clook. HANDSOME ELECTRO-PLATED CANDLEABRAS (FROM THE EX. lilBITION), ELECTROPLATED TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES, AND BRONZES, &c, &c.< &o. GABRIEL LEWIS ■ Will sell to-morrow, at H o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF THE ABOVK GOOD3, OF ARTISTIC DEBIGNS. Fob Positive Sale. |j. H. 11AMKK. - [j, FLEMING t o - m: o r r o w, At2 oClock. J, 11. HAMER AUB CO., Will Soil at Newton Auction Mart, Karanga hape Hoad, instructed by Mr Hunter, his whole Household Furniture and Effects, in elnding— DINfNG - TABLE, 12ft x 4ft, NEW Mangle and WriDgpr, Double and Single Mattrasaea, Palliasses, Beds and Bedding, Pillowc. Woahetands. Dresßing-Tables, Wood Bedsteads (double and single), 1 New Singer's Sewing Machine, Feather Bed, Avery's Weigh ing Machine, Lumps, Looking Glasses, Couches, Cane and Wood Choirs, Cretonne Suite, Fender Irons, Crockory, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Also, Dranory, Meu'u and Boy's Suits, Fanoy Goods, So., New Potatoes, Chee»" and Bacon. J. H. HAMBWtND CO., Auotionoors. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), At 11 o'clock, FURNITURE. FURNITURE. FURNITURE. . JOHN LEYDON Has boen favoured with instructions from a gentleman who is leaving Auoiland. to sell at his Auction Mart, Quoen street, by public auction, THE WHOLE OF HIS FURNITURE, Consisting of Couches, Budsteade, Mat trasscß, Oilcloth, Carpet. Pictures, Looking No Reserve. JOHN LEYDON, Auctioneer. W, S. COOHRANKJ | JASI D AOM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13. GREEN REP SUITE, TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS, WARDROBES, PORTABLE BOILER, 400 GALLON G. I. TANK, PHOTOGRAPHERS' PKESSES, IRON SAFE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 1 he Subscribers will sell bv auction, at their Rooms, Queen-streat, on Friday, November 13. at 11 o clock, ™ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con . sistiDg of • Green Hop Suite. Tapeßtry and Brussels Carpots, Couches, Coal Souttles. Fonder*, and Irons, Clocks, Chest Driwere Wardrobes, Iron and Wood Bedsteads! Palliasses. Mattresses, Pillows, Wathetaodfl and Ware. _Dressing Tables, Mirrors. Pictures, Oilcloth, Matting, Crockery, Cutlery, .Plated' ware, Moat Safoe, Book Shslvfß. Kitchen Utonßils, Grindstone, Portable Boiler. Iron Bafo 2 Photographora' Presses, &c. Also, at 12 o'clock, Largo ICO Gallon Galvanised Iron Water lank, now lying on Reclamation, op posite Commorcßßtreot. • SAMUEL COCHRANE k SON, Auctioneers, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. URDER BILL OS SALE, TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. J. R. RANDBRgON WiU seU on thopremisep, Upper Qaeen street near Karangahape lUad, A LARGE AND VALUABLE AS SORTMENT OF TIMBER, sawn and In junk, eizcs 3 x 2J and IS sqare, 12 x J, and 12 x u 1 x 1, ote., Packing Case narts (ready to flx together) Also, Shafting and Bolting, comnleta for working, Gss Kittingtj, entire. eoniprisliiK I f if,? B', K'S,? ke, lB' &c y &c. General Assortment of Tools, Timber, and Machinery, for a Cabinet making Business. W. S. OOCIUUNJSJ [JAB. DAOBE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, At 11 o'clock. UNDER BiLLOF SALE. v ■* HANDSOME DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, VALUABLE PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, At Belmont Terrace. Remaera. Tho Subaorlhors will BcUby auction at the Hesl- T HE SS«r oiD Valuable Pianoforte, handsome Drswing-room Suite, consisting of Coucb, 2 Kwy CftSre anS™ Chairs, Oval Tables, Chcffoaier, Carpets? Bng^ Fender and Irons, Curtains, Venetian Wind*' Pioturos, Chairs. Lamps, Vases. Conoh Arm chair, RooklßK-ohalr, Sowing Machtoo. Clocks. Glassware, Crockery, Bedsteads, PaUiasses,' Mattrußßes, Pillowa, Bedding, Mirrors, Toilet Tableu, Chett- Drawors, WaaEabwdsand Ware, Linen. Oilcloth, Mais, Plated Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c., So. -.:.-■ The sale will begin with articles in Drawing room. SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, . , Auctioneers. ■ ■ jwijj Continued on Vtotuth' Poz«. '...'. *