Sir John Hall's Movements.

Auckland Star, Volume XXVI, Issue 4516, 19 November 1884, Page 2

Sir John Hall's Movements.

New Plymouth, this day.—Sir John Hall, accompanied by Mr Parrjs and Mr Fenwiek, of tho " Otago Daily Times," left for the South this morning; driving round the coast by way of Parihaka and Opunake. Sir JohrrHall goes that way jn order that he may see how tho country has been settled since Te Whiti wasi deposed.' Hewiljt a!so visit several of the settlers who have come from .Canterbury.

"Wellington, this day. — Mr George Fisher, the presenfMaydr, Mr J. Pethoricit, ju'n., and Mr George Allan were nominated tor tho Mayoralty tip-day. j Warrant Against Waring Taylor. An information for misdemeanour has been laid against Waring Taylor at the in- 1 stanco of Mr Arundel, one of the creditors: in the bankrupt's estate. A warrant has been issued for tho arrest of accused, who is believed to be residing in the country.

The sharemarket much easier today. Business done - Bank of New Zealand, £21 10s j Auckland Timber, 98s ; Moanataiari Ex., ls'7d, Is lOd, 2s Id ; Cambrian, 13s, 13s 6d; Prince Imperial, 17s; Tho time for receiving tenders for a cottage at North JShoro by Mr Bartloy expired to day, but has Boon extended. The cricket match between the English team and ah eleven of Victoria was con-, eluded at Melbourne yesterday, and resulted in a victory for tho: visitors'by 118 ! runs. •';•■-' | "BUCHU PAIBA.'.'-Qulck, complete «uo, .11 uraojiiit Kidney, BUd'dcr Blld UrluiryDlieases. At Drugjlita. . . " KemDtlioinj'Frown k Co., Agefili, Auckland. The trade and others will do well to attend the sale of bedsteads, fenders, hoilowaro, tinware, to be held to-morrow byJWr G. Lewis, all just Jandod and for positive sale-1 There is a good assortment of styles and makes, j The annual meeting of the Auckland Bowling and Lawn Tennis Club will be held on the greon, Graf ton Road,' on Saturday, the 22ml November, at 3 o'clock, and the play will immediately follow. . • • •• 't Romember that the property on the Mount Eden district known As (Jhosterfield will be sold tomorrow at 12 o'clock by B. Tonks and Co. Knsy of access, good soil, good views, rising district, and a spot sure to increase in value. 12 o'clock is the time tomorrow (Thursday), .;■*